Lincoln High School - Quill Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1938 volume:

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A queen is crowned ...dancing ... May... Month of music . . . Soloists entering the Tournament . . .Track practice after 3:lO . . . Summer . . . June days . . . Exams, and finally graduation . . . Four years have passed swiftly . . . . We loolc forward eagerly . . . A UGH TI-lE LENS QF Tl-lE CAMERA THE STAFF. AT WORK SENIOR SECTION MARCELLA DE MERS . . . Editor SHIRLEY MCCANN . . . Assistant QRGANIZATIONS CONSTANCE GREEN . . . Editor SHIRLEY KLOKOW, EILEEN HENRY ....... Assistants ATHLETICS GUS MENOS .... . . Editor JOHN ANDERSON . . . Assistant 2' L HELEN PAULSENwEditor-in-Chief SNAPSHOTS FRANCES JAEEERIS. . , Editor PHOTOGRAPHY JULIUS BOLDIZAR, FRANK CORRAO, JAMES PELEGRIN. ROY SCHROEDER, WILLIAM GANZ, HOWARD JEANSON, DUDLEY OLSON, MERTON KOPLIN RAY SUCHY ........ . . .Advisor ART 'tii I A JESSE KLECKLEY . . . . . . . . . . , Editor KATHLEEN GUILFORD, MADELINE AC-BNELLO. .I GUS BERCHTOLD ....... Assistants ' CAROLINE GARDNER , . . . .Advisor ROGER EULLAM . . , . . Art Advisor BUSINESS LEONA HORNSLEIN ....... Manager EDWARD DANCIK, DOROTHY NACZEK. LORRAINE JANOWSKI .... Assistants ALFRED DROBIZEWSKI . Circulation Manager RUTH HURM ..... Advertising Manager B. W. DROBNIK, C. W. WEST!-IOFEN . Advisors RUTH HURM LEONA HORNSLEIN PHOTOGRAPHED EY FRANK CARRAO A bronzed Zanlc man! The prairie lawyer, Master of us all, His head is bowed. He thinks of men and kings. PHOTOGRAPHED EY FRANK CORRAO Up the stairs to the door EVMCY1 opens on the majesty of learningu I take a last glance back and gently close the door behind me. The wide. unbounded prospect lies ahead. ,Q Z 6 1:9 I V Wh em at last we all must go Tfwelwe Carl Santilli President Charles Huston Vice-President Florence Patti Secretary Anthony Ristivo Treasurer FEBRUARY CLASS1938 l First Ifonor Louise Bruno 94 Stephen Cherney 94 l Second Honor Grace Edmunds 90 Frank Michalos 90 Rita Wollock 90 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Frank Michalos Rita Wollick LOCAL HONOR SOCIETY I Louis Bruno Stephen Cherney Freeman McCann CHAIRMEN OE CLASS COMMITTEES Frank Michalos fff-ff Banquet Susan Stasey f f Decoration Eugenie Tatzlaif f f Quill Pictures Louise Bruno f f Invitation Rita Wollick f f Song CLASS ADVISER Frieda R. Reynolds MADELINE AGNELLO Elrrlifve Course Mifkfy,' Blue Domino, Creative Leisure, Italian Club, Junior Literary. LOUIS AMOROSO Elfftifve Course News Boys Club. LOUIS BARTOLONE Elrrtifve Course Buff Concert Master, Band, Concert Master, All Ci:y Band, Solo Clarinet, Orchestra, First Place Clarinet Trio, Tournament. TULIO BERTOLAS Sfifnce Course Hank Student Council, Intra-Mural Basket' ball, Horneroom Secretary, Baseball. LOUISE BRUNO Elcctifue Course Lou Inter Se, Pres., Italian Club Sec., Hon- or Society, Student Council, Meta Adelphon, Home Room President. AUDREY BUSNESS Elfrlifuc Course DN Student Council, Homeroom Secretary, German Club, G.A.A., Meta Adelphon. ROSE CARAVELLA Elfflifvz' Course Ro Italian Club. ANNABELLE ALBERTI Elntifve Coursf 1' Tootsie Harlequin, G.A.A., Inter Se, Girl Scouts. LOUIS BALLAS, Srifnfe Course Happy Junior Literary Society, Camera Club, Harlequin Club, junior Dramatic Socif ety, Gala Vantins, Operetta, Christmas Play. GU STAVE BERCHTOLD Elfrfifve Course Professor French Club, Harlequin, Cross Country, German Club, LARRY BORENSTEIN English Course Bronquel Chess Club, Harlequin. ROBERT BURNS Elcrtifve Course Bob Biology Club. RALPH BYDLOWSKI Elfrliwf Course' HOWARD CARY Elfftilve Course Howie Football. Thirteen JAMES CHAMPION Elcrlifve Coursr H.li1ll7Il1L' ' Intrafmural Basketball, Football. ANNE CIANCIOLO Elacli-ve Courxc' Inter Se, Creative Leisure. ALBERT CHIESA lflectifue Courxn Football, Basketball, Homeroom Treasf urer. 4114111 DARWIN COHEN Ilixlory Course Quinn Harlequin, Student Council, Band, Or' chestra, Lincoln HifY Club, Carl Shurz Verein, IntrafMural Basketball. ANDREW CORRAO Iflecti-ve Course !1jdy Cross Country, Track, Intra-Mural Bas' ketball. FRANCES CURRY Science Coursc Frankie Clee Club, Harlequin, French Club. PAUL DE NICOLA Elfctifue Course De Nlann F01U fPf'7l THADDEUS CHEATHAM Elcctifve Course All City High School Orchestra, All City Jr. High School Orchestra, Lin' coln High School Orchestra, Freshman Football. STEPHEN CHERNEY Elnrtilvf Course Lefiy Student Council. PATRINA CLEMENTI Eledifvzr Course Pat Inter Se, Meta Adelphons, Glee Club. JENNIE COLOMBO Elniifw Course Jean - MARIANNA COMMORATO Elfrtifuc Course Dody Creative Leisure, Inter Se, Italian Club, Household Arts, Student Council. SALVATORE C. D'AMATO Sricnczr Course Sal Harlequin Stock Co., Junior Class Play, Band, Dance Orchestra, Junior Literary Club. JOE DE CAETANO Electiw Course Firk Napoli Special, IntrafMural Basketball. Basketball, Junior Literary Club, News Boys Club, Homeroom Olbcer, Vive President, HifY Club. FRANK DESTEFFEN lflrrfiwt' Course D1m'f1 GRACE EDMUNDS Iflvclilvv Coursz' Inter Se, German Club, Harlequin, Homeroom Secretary, Homeroom Vicc President. ANNA GARRELLA Elective Caursr -Iflfln Italian Club. CO RNICE GRACE Iflcctifvff Coursr CHARLES HU STON Srifrzrv Course Cl1ufl. ' Lighting Crew, Chief Electrician, Cam' era Club President, Harlequin Treasf urer, Student Council, Quill News Editor. RUTH JOHN lflrrlifzfe Coursf f'Jofmny KATHRYN KRUEGER . If11'l'fifUL' Coursz' Kappi1 ' PEARL DREWS Sffnagraplzir Courxr Toot.vif Student Council, Junior Grad. Class, Vice President, G.A,A., Meta Adelphf on, Homeroom Vice President. FLORENCE GAIDO Elcftiw Course Flo Junior Literary, Junior Dramatic Socif ety, Harlequin, Glee Club, Student Council. EDWARD GORSKI Elfrli-ve Course Cookie Blue Domino, Service Club, Swimming Team, Football, S t u d e n t Council, Homeroom President, Senior Play. ALEX HANTKE Elzrctifvc Course NJ! MAXINE HARTLEY Elfcliwf Course Rad Homeroom Officer, Student Council. LILLIAN JONES English Course H1'li7ll'hU JOSEPHINE MASCARI Elecli-vc Course Jo MetaAdelphon, Junior Literary, French Club. Fiflfen ETHEL MATU SCHKA Elcctifvc Coursc Bclhfl'J Inter Se, Creative Leisure. FRANK MICHALOS llflalhcfnratics Course 51i11gic National Honor Society, HifY Secref tary, Junior Literary Club, President, lntrafMural Basketball. JOSEPHINE MILLONZI Elccii-ve Coursr' Jo Meta Adelphon, junior Literary. ANTHONY MONFRE Elcclifw Coursc Tony IntrafMural Basketball, Lincoln HifY Treasurer, Junior Literary Club, News Boys Club, Homeroom President. IRVIN OLSON Science Coursc' Irwin Band, Orchestra, Iunior All City Or' chestra, Chemistry Club, Tennis, Stu' dent Council, Dance Orchestra. FLORENCE PATTI Scifncc Course f'Flos.fi1 ' Secretary of Senior Class, G.A.A. Homeroom President, Student Council, French Club. EDWARD POZORSKI Elfclifvc' Count' Corley German Club. Sixlccn FREEMAN MCCANN Scicncc' Course Jack Blue Domino President, Quill, Assist' ant News Editor, Camera Club Secref taryfTreasurer, Lighting Crew, Honor Society, ,Chemistry Club, Senior Play. BERNARD MICKELSON Elcciifve Course Swede Football, Homeroom President. ROSE MONAFO Elcctifvc Course Kefwpic ' Creative Leisure, Cheering Section, In- ter Se. CHARLES MURPHY Elcctiwc Course Chuck Cross Country, Blue Domino, Senior Play, Manager of B Squad, Intraf Mural Basketball. CAE SAR OSSANA Elcctiive Coursc Cnc Blue Domino, B a s k e t b all, Track, Homeroom President, Newsboys Club, TOULA PANO S Elcclifve Caursc Taf1ulal1u!a lnter Se, Student Council, Meta Adelphon. VIOLA PLACEAS Elcctiwc Course I'oula FRANCES RIZZO Iflfrtifvr' Course Fran Creative Leisure, Inter Se, Cheering Section, Household Arts Club, Home' room Secretary. FLORA ROSSETTI Eifrtifve Coursr' Ralph Italian Club. CARMELLA SCAFFIDI Elfrtifve Course' Carolyn Meta Adelphon, Italian Club. BETTY JANE SHARON Elective Course Queen Harlequin, Senior Symphony Orchesf tra, Inter Se. SERAPHINA SIRNA Elfdirve Course Firma Meta Adelphon Secretary, G.A.A. ANGELINE STANCAMPIANO linglixh Course Creative Leisure Treasurer, Inter Se, Student Council, fPoint System Com' mitteej PENELOPE STASEY Elerli-ve Courm Penny Harlequin, Inter Se, Student Council, Creative Leisure, French Club. ANTHONY RISTIVO Science Courxe Rusty Hi'Y, Italian Club, Chess Club, Hiking Club, News Boys Club, Treasurer of February Senior Class. CARL SANTILLI Sricrzrc Course Bing Harlequin, Student Council. Track, Honor Society, President of Senior Class. FRANK SCHWEITZER Elertifzm Course Orchestra, German Club. GEORGE SHOPLAS Elxclifue Course ffK07Upif,J German Club, Student Council, Basket' ball, Baseball. DOROTHY SKUBAL Elefti-vf Course Dotly Iunior Literary, Harlequin, Homeroom Secretary, Junior Orchestra. THERESA SOTTILE Fleclifvc Course Trac-can Quill Features Editor, Halequin, Senior Orchestra, Biology Club, French Club, Junior Literary, Student Council. SUSAN STASEY Eleftifvc Course Sue Inter Se, French Club, Harlequin, Cref ative Leisure, Student Council. Sefventeen LOYES STERN Elective Course Inter Se, Harlequin Secretary, Student Council, Homeroom President and Sec' retary. ROSE SUCHOMSKI Stenogruphic Course Ro Student C o u n c i l, G.A,A,, Meta Adelphon, Homeroom Vice President. JOE TOCCO Science Course Totto Chess Club, Hiking Club, Lincoln HifY, Italian Club, IntrafMural Basket- ball. ALBERT TRINITAPOLI Elective Course Al Trinyn Lincoln Hi-Y Treasurer, Head Cheer' leader, Freshman Football, Junior Liter' ary Club, Newsboys Club. ORESTE TRINITAPOLI Elective Course Rusty Harlequin, Track, Hornerooin Presif dent, News Boys Club. RICHARD UHLENBERG Elective Course JAMES WADLEIGH Stage Crew, Blue Domino, Quill Staff, Senior Play. Eighteen LAURA LEE STINSON English Course Giggles Student Council, Harlequin, Inter Se, Creative Leisure, Cheering Section, Point System Committee. EUGENIA TETZLAFF Elective Course Dibby Point System, Inter Se, Creative Leif sure. Cerman Club, Cheering Section, Quill Annval Engraving Chairman, Homeroom Secretary. JOE TORCIVIA Science Course Torz'l1y Lincoln HifY Treasurer-Sub, Student Council Representative, Hall Monitor, Newsboys Club. LILLIE TORCIVIA Elective Course Pill Inter Se, Creative Leisure. EDWARD TRZEBIATOWSKI Manual Arts Course Chubby Service Club, German Club, Jr. Ger- man Club. RUDOLPH VERGOLINA Elective Caurse Newsboys Club, I-IifY Sergeantfat- Arms, Junior Literary Club, Intraflvlural Basketball. WILLIAM WALLS Elective Course Bill Blue Domino, Chess Club, Cheering Section, Student Council, Senior Play Advertising Manager. JOSEPH ZARCONE Elective Course Harlequin, Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, All City Band, Dance Orchestra. ANNA BAN MARY LOUISE BRUNO MARGARET BRASILE FRANK BUSATERI ROBERT CORCORAN ANTONIA DeNATALE ERNEST FORCE JOHN GAMBLE DOROTHY GOLDBERG LOUIS AMOROSO GEORGE GLENN BARRY H-Ion SENIORS NOT Pl-IOTOGRAPI-IED Elective Elective Elective Elective English Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective MARSHALL WILLIAM BERGER Commercial REINER BON MICHAEL BUTKIEWICZ GRACE CERALO MURRAY DENMARK DOROTHY ADELAIDE DOWDEN ROSELIA M. FISCHER CORNICE GRACE MARGARET R. I-IERKOVVSKI AGNES HILDEBRANDT THEODORE HINTZ CLARA JAKUBOWSKI LEONARD JAKUSZ VVILLIAM JOHNS ZENOBIA JONES HELEN M. KACZMAREK JUNITA KNOTT ROY KUCZMARSKI ANN T. LAIMANS ROSE LISI FELIX LISTVVAN RUFUS LOTT JOHN P. MAERTZ ANTONY D. MAGLIO Elective English Stenographic Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Science Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Science Elective February Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course C ozicse Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course U02 NANCY ITALIANO MARJORIE JACKSON JOANNA JONES TEAL KOSSIAN JULIUS LESHIN MICHAEL POJA LOUISE SCHMIDT TIIERESE SICH ANTIIONY TRENTADUE MARY D. MAJCHER VVARREN MATSON CAROLINE A. MAZZA SALVATORE MIELOTZ MICHAEL NADOLNY EMMA M. NAMPEL HERMAN NEUENFELDT ARTHUR O'KEEFE LORETTA OVEN EMIL F. POERTNER IRENE G. ROMMEL MARION ROMP ARTHUR RUBERTI GRACE SCHAFFER FRED SCHUPARRA BARBARA SOUTHALL JOHN STENGLEIN DANIEL S. STORM FLORIDA THOMPSON NICK JOHN TOPETZES JOHN VOLPE ANDREVV YVARGO MARION XYEEKS RICHARD VVHITNEY DONALD E. VVILCOX RAYMOND ZBILICKI RITA WOLLOCK Elective Course uR6en French Club, BiOl0gY, Harlequin, Student Council, Honor Society. English Elective Science Elective Elective Elective Elective History Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Elective Stenographic Elective Elective Household Arts Elective Elective Elective Commercial Elective Social Science Science Elective Elective Elective Science Elective Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Course Nineteen Frank Pulito Pr1'5id1'nf Robert Statz Virz'-Prvsidenl Helen Paulsen Sifr're'fary Margaret Bloomheld Tr1'a.vur4'r J u N E CLASS, 1938 HONORS First 11 onor Donald Christensen 96 Second Ilonor Sarah Sinagra 94 Third Honor Charlotte Bielefeldt 93 Marie Kitzinger 93 Louise Murphy 93 Frank Pulito 93 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bessie Balser Charlotte Bielefeldt June Bliss Donald Christensen Marcella DeMers 'June Engel Margaret Fletcher Helen Frey Marie Kitzinger Carl Klein Shirley McCann Jean Miller Louise Murphy Donald O'Keefe Helen Paulsen Gertrude Pawlicki Frank Pulito Lucille Ruttinger Hezel Scheift Sarah Sinagra Edith Weinstein Helen Weltrowski LOCAL HONOR SOCIETY Merton Koplin June Stryker CHAIRMEN OF CLASS COMMITTEES Merton Koplin fffff Banque! Roberta Barnhill f june Stryker f Marcella DeMers june Bliss f Jean Miller f f Deroration f Invitation f Piftizrc f Senior flfixor f Song Committee FLORENCE C. ANAS Stenograplzir Course Kitten Inter Se, Sales and Ads Solicitor. JEAN ANDERSON Elerlifve Course Jeannie Harlequin Secretary, Inter Se, Iunior Literary Society. ETHEL ANDREKOPOULOS Elerlifve Courxe German Club, Meta Adelphon. IRENE BACHINSKI Elerlifur Course I' Inter Se, G.A.A., Polish Club, Meta Adelphon, Quill Typist. BESSIE BALSER Herounling Course Bet.fey Inter Se. DORIS BALL Eleetifue Course Dory Blue Domino, Student Council, Inter Se, Ann Rutledge Treasurer. ROY BARTER Effffiflff Course Bud FRED ANDERSON lilfrfifve Course .-Indy Track, Cross Country Team. VERA E. ANDERSON Eleflifve Course Anderson Quill Staff, Robeson Glee Club, Student Council. NICHOLAS P. ARVAN Fleeiifvzr Course Miekie Blue Domino, HifY, Intra-Mural Bas' ketball, Biology Club, German Club, AdvertisingfOperetta, Jr. Players. PAULA BACHMANN ,A7rraunting Course Ollie Inter Se, Harlequin, G.A.A., Meta Adelphon, German Club, Athletic Sec' retary, IRIS BAILEY lfnglixh Course Jarlaie Harlequin. ROBERTA BARNHILL Ifnglixlf Courxe Bobby Meta Adelphon, Inter Se, Student Council, French Club, G.A.A. MARY C. BELROSE History Courxe Creative Leisure, Inter Se. Twenty-one ARTHUR R. BISCHOF Elfrlifvr' Course r1rtif Biology Club, Service Club, Harlequin. LOUIS B. BJEGOVICH Sfimzrr' Course Loan Track Team, Service Club Business Manager. MARGARET MARY BLOOMFIELD lflcftifve Couryf 'fMaryie Quill Managing Editor, Creative Leif sure President, Harlequin, Inter Se, Student Council. HELEN BRUSBERG lflrrtilvzf Coursf' lVhiyj'iz's Blue Domino, Band, 'fllee Club Chorus, Student Council. ROSE M. CARUSO Iflfrli-vt' Course Ro Inter Se, Italian Club, Student Council Alternate. DONALD CHRISTEN SEN .Mafhmrzatiw Course Christie Student Council President and Vice President, Harlequin VicefPresident, Biology Club President, HifY President and VicefPresident, Service Club, Gym Team, Stage Crew, Honor Society. SADIE COLLA Stfizoymjzhic Course Inter Se. Tfwfnfy-tfwo H CHARLOTTE BIELEFELDT Ifnylixh Course Charley Ann Rutledge, Biology Club President, Inter Se, Honor Society, Glee Club, junior Literary Society, MetaAdelpl1on. JUNE BLISS l:'lcrlifzm Courxf' Happy Blue Domino Secretary and Treasurer, Creative Leisure Secretary, Rutledge Club, Inter Se, Italian Club. NICHOLAS BUTTITTA lflfclifvc Course Ni1'ley Camera Club. FLORA BYRD ,ilII't'li Uf' Cozzrsr Flo Robson Glee Club. LAURA CATALDO l:'l1'1'Ii4v1' Course Student Council, Inter Se. FRANK CLARKE IR. I:'l1'1'lifv1' Couric Pa1zrh0', Blue Domino, Senior Play. GRACE CORRAO Iflmfifvr' Course Gracie lnter Se. 1 JAMES CRISCIMAGNA Srirzzm' Cozzrsv Jim Italian Club, Junior Literary Club, Bif ology Club. DCLORES DE GRAND Iilzwlifzm C01U'5l'. Inter Se, Biology Club, Frcncli Club, G.A.A. ANDREW DEMOPOULOS lflnliiw Course .-Indy Football, Track, Student Council. IRENE EHR Elrdifw Course I German Club, Meta Adelplion, Inter Se, Blue Domino, Student Council, Rutledge. RAYMOND EWERT lilwriiwf' Couryzr IIor.w Track, Football, Harlequin. BETTINA FISCHATELLO I1'lr'rli-vr' Course Inter Sc, Italian Club. MARGARET FLETCHER Iflrflifzw Course German Club President, Biology Club. FRANK CORRAO filfdifvv Coursf Grafir Harlequin, Operetta, Camera Club, Bi' ology Club, Pep Stunts. MARCELLA DE MERS l:'!1'z'tiq.'t' Course Marry Harlequin, Inter Se, French Club Pres' ident, Student Council, Honor Society, Quill, Meta Adelphon Secretary. WILLIAM EDWARDS l:'ln'1ifvrr Course FCRREST EMBRY Ifffrlfwz' Coursn Thumb Tack Football, Basketball, Track. JUNE ENGEL Ifnglisfz Course Chiz'kir Student Council, Honor Society, Cre' ative Leisure, Inter Se, Biology Club Treasurer. ALFRED FIASCO .llllfflI'llIllfit'5 Course Freddy Service Club, Italian Club, Harlequin. JUNE FLANNERY Iflwtfwr' Cozzrsr Quill Typist. Tfwenty-thrrw' MERTON KOPLIN Sfifnfe Course Dar Harlequin President, Camera Club President, Junior Players, Law Club President, Student Council Vice Presi' dent, Jr. Literary Vice President, Senior Play. BETTY FOULKS Elwtifvf Course Snook5 Blue Domino, Inter Se, Creative Leif sure, RUTH A. FROMM Electiwe Course Ruthie German Club, Inter Se, Creative Leif sure, G.A.A. CECELIA N. GALASKA Elfffiillf Course CMI Blue Domino, G.A.A., Student Counf cil, Inter Se, Meta Adelphon, Athletic Secretary. FRANK 1. GERACIE Elcctifve Course Finlay Band. BETTY ANN GIBERSON Elfftifvr' Coursz' Remy Inter Se, Harlequin. MARGARET GOETTEN lilffliw Coursf Marge Tfwfnty-four ROBERT FELDMAN Sfiwzrr' Courrf Slapf1appy' Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Football, HifY, Swimming Team, Cheerleader, Jazz Orchestra. CARL FREY Manual Hrts Course Czz!lif German Club, Swimming Team, Track, IntrafMural Basketball, Operetta, Sen' ior Chorus. HELEN E. FREY Elerli-ve Course Quill, Meta Adelphon, G.A.A. NICK GAZZANA Iflrffifve Coursv Spike Football, Basketball, Track. TONY 1. GAZZANA Elffti-ve Course Gazzy Newsboys Club, IntrafMural Champ, Camera Club, Italian Club, Student Council. KATHLEEN GUILFORD Elzfciifve Course Kay Harlequin. AGNES E. GROSS Stwnographic Course Pfggy Quill Advertising Staff. 1 ELSIE H. GROTH Elrftifvf Course Fritzie G.A.A., German Club, Creative Leif sure, Inter Se, Meta Adelphon. MARY FRANCES GUNDOLF Elcctifvc Course Grumpy Harlequin, Inter Se, Cheering Section Secretary, Rutledge Scribe. GERTRUDE HAHN Elfrtim' Coursz' Gc'rtie LEONA A. HORNSLEIN Slzrnograplzic Course LM Quill Business Manager. MARY A. HOWE Sfirnrz' Course Chickad0e MARY INGRELLI Elfrlifvz' Course 'flngrflliu Meta Adelphon, Inter Se, G.A.A., Italian Club. LORRAINE IANOWSKI Strnographic Course Larry Quill Staff Assistant Business Manager. JOSEPH M. GUIDA Elfdifve Course Joe Airplane Club, NeWsb0y's Club. JUNE A. HABERMAHL Elerlifve Course Gerry Glee Club, Harlequin, Senior Orchesf tra, Creative Leisure, Inter Se. s We IOSEPH E. HE P Eleftiw Course Joe Camera Club, Radio Squad. THEDA HALL Scifnce Course Robeson Glee Club. RUTH HURM Strnograplzic Courxe Shorty Advertising Manager of the Quill, Quill Solicitor. EMILY B. JANAS Elertifve Courye Emmy Inter Se, Houeshold Arts Club, Junior Literary Club, Jr. High Glee Club, Student Council. DOROTHY 1. JOHNSON Elective Course Student Council, German Club, Inter Se. Tfwenty-fi-ve ZENOBIA JONES Elertifvc Course Zee Inter Se, Robeson Glee Club. CONSTANTINE G. KATSUNE Mathmnaticx Course Gus Biology,iClub, Orchestra, All City Band, Band, W.I.A.A. MARIE KITZINGER Elccti-'vc Course DcedL'f ' Harlequin, Creative Leisure, Glee Club. DOROTHY KLUMPP Elfrtiqfi' Course Dot Blue Domino, Rutledge, Inter Se, Meta Adelphon, G.A.A. RUHT KOHLMAN. Elcrti-ve Course Inter Se. DONALD LADE Electifve Course Kid Blue Domino, Student Council, Swim' ming Team, Senior Play, Track, HifY, Football. u HART LANDON l?lL'1'ti-ve Course - Basketball, Golf, Harlequin, Senior Play, Junior Class VicefPresident, Quill. Tfwfnty-:ix IOANNA JONES lilr'4'firve Course MILDRED IURICH Ffcclifzfi' Course KARL W. KLEIN Matlzmnatifs Course Shady Harlequin, Camera Club, Honor So' ciety. ALVA KNUTSON lfuylish Course Dopf'y Blue Domino, Inter Se, Creative Leif sure, French Club Secretary, Rutledge Club Secretary, Biology Club. ROBERT KRON Sfienre Course Bobby Stage Crew, Camera Club, Harlequin. EMMA NAMPEL Iflrclifve Course P1'1z1zy ALVIN LARSON .lrounling Coursw ill LENA LENARDUZZI Iflfvtifzfc Coursf Flg5hy C.A.A., Inter Se. SAM LEWIS Elzfrtiw' Coursa HSHIIIIIOH Camera Club. VICTORIA LORBECKI Iflzffiifvzf Coursz' Vicki President of Home Room, Polish Club, Inter Se. BERNICE LUNDBERG Flrrliw' Course Tools Inter Se. FERN R. LUST Stmzograpllic Course French Club, Inter Se. EVELYN MARQUARDT Sriffzrf' Coursr' Big Kid German Club, Biology Club, Inter Se, C.A,A. CENEVIEVE MATHER Ifl1'r'flfZJo Collrfrf Bill Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Harlequin. LOUIS LETIZIA Elrrlifvz' Cozuzw' Lou at LILLIAN M. LOGEMANN English Coursr Billir Meta Adelphon, Inter Se, German Club, G.A.A, Secretary and Treasurer, Blue Domino, Biology Club. VERNON A. LOWELL Elfflifve Coursf Loma Band, Dance Band. CLEOPATRA LOURIS Stmzograplzic Course Chou Inter Se, Meta Adelphon, Quill Solicif tor. EVELYN MALIZEWSKI Elcrtifve Coursc Molly President of G.A.A., Blue Domino, Inf ter Se, Meta Adelphon, Athletic Secref tary. MARIAN E. MASON S1'iz'nu' Courxr' TofTno Inter Se, Robeson Glee Club. SHIRLEY MC CANN English Coursf Mick1'y Blue Domino, French Club, Honor So' ciety, Quill Staff, Rutledge Club Presif dent, Biology Club VicefPresident, Inter Se. Tfwenty-.vefvfn ANTHONY MEGNA Science Course GUS MENOS Eleclifve Course W'i1zchcll Quill Editor, Football, Track, Senior Play, Advertising Manager for Operetf ta, IntrafMural Basketball, Cross Counf try. JEAN MILLER English Course Susie Orchestra, French Club Secretary, Blue Domino, Biology Club, Student Counf cil IRENE MINDER Modern Language Course Irish G.A.A., Inter Se, German Club, Stu' dent Council. BETTY MORAN Electifve Course Red Harlequin, Student Council, Jr. Or' chestra, Inter Se, Meta Adelphon. W MARY MUCCI English Course Doc Creative Leisure Treasurer, Inter Se, Blue Domino, Ann Rutledge. HAROLD NEEMAN Elective Course Flukey Service Club, French Club, Student Council, Sound Crew, Orchestra, Gym Team. Twenty-eight MARGARET MC CORMACK Elecliwe Course Irish Eyes Inter Se, G.A.A., Blue Domino. DOROTHY C. MESSER Eleclifve Course lVIuddy Inter Se, Sales and Ads Solicitor. SALVATORE MIELOTZ Science Course Sal1' Football, Basketball, Track. BERNICE MILLS Eleclifve Course Be1znie' Inter Se. ALBERT I. MOORE Science Course Dinty' Service Club, Blue Domino, Camera Club, Biology Club, Football. LOUISE MURPHY English Course W'ee lflfeeu Blue Domino President, Student Counf cil, Honor Society, French Club, Biolof gy Club, Inter Se Treasurer, Quill Staff. DONALD P. O'KEEFE Science Course Stowe Harlequin, Student Council, Honor Society, Quill Staff New Editor, Gerf man Club. 1 FRANK ORLANDO Srirnm Course Dor5r'y Track, Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra. MANFRED L. PASSAU Elrdifvr Couru' Germany Tennis Team, German Club, Harlef quin, Chess Club. HELEN PAULSEN English Course Paulia,' Honor Society, Orchestra, Quill Magaf zine Fiction Editor, Quill Annual Edif tor. ANDREW PETTA Elertifve Course 1-Indy Drum Major, Harlequin, Camera Club, Gym Team, Piano Accompanist for Chorus, Orchestra, Operetta. JOSEPHINE PICCIURRO Eleftifve Course Gigg Meta Adelphon, Junior Literary Club, Household Arts Club, Inter Se, G.A.A., Student Council, Creative Leisure. WILLIAM POLLEY Elrrtifvc Course Bill Band, Orchestra, Student Council, Law Society, Junior Literary Club, Home Room President, Stage Crew. ELMER W. RAMTHUN Manual Artx Course Football, Gym Team, Track. ROSE M. ORLANDO Electi-vc Couryf Rosie Student Council, Inter Se, Creative Leisure, Honor Society, Meta Adelphf on, Italian Club. DUDLEY OLSON Science Course Dude Camera Club, Operetta, Sr. Band. GERTRUDE PAWLICKI Elertifue Course Genie Creative Leisure, Inter Se, Polish Club, Honor Society. ROSIELEE PERRY Elvctifvif Course CLARENCE POLYAK Elerlifvf Course Camera Club. FRANK PULITO Matlmmalics Course Service Club, Honor Society, Italian Club, Chess Club, Senior Class Presif dent. MARIORIE RAGAN Elective Course 'Marge' G.A.A. Inter Se, Girls' Glee Club. J Trweniy-nirzf FRANCES L. REED Elcftifvr' Coursa' 'Trzznkir' Robeson Glee Club. NANCY RUDD Eleftifve Courszf AANIIII' Harlequin, Inter Se, Student Council, Senior Play, Honor Society, Glee Club, or Operetta. SYLVIA RICE Electifve Coursf Jerry' Robeson Glec Club. ESTH ER ROMAN Elfrtifzlrf Coursa' Ifx' Inter Se, Meta Adelphon. GRACE M, SABORN Elecliwe Coursn Pr'ggfy' Creative Leisure, Girl Reserves, Cheer' ing Section, Italian Club, Inter Se, Girls' Glee Club. HAZEL JEAN SCHEFFT English Coursr I1azry Honor Society, Biology Club, German Club, Student Council, Inter Se. CHARLES SEIDEL lflcrtifva Coursr' Cf11'fz'k Service Club. Thirfy 1 I v NORBERT REINDL lflfrfiqfz' l,'our.w Nobby' LUCILLE RUTTINGER Elcftiwf Course 'I?.pd German Club President, Hpnot Society: TCD. IVC 2151153 ' J' J C r L , ' . ' J 'P 'J ' 4 I mf if : A . , 'ii l' ,T 'J I I i ln ' if ' 5 1 I FLOYD RIPLEY A Elccti-vc Course Rip Swimming Team, C r o s s Country, Track Team. LOUIS ROMANO Elzwfifvz' Coursz' ffl Italian Club Treasurer, HifY, Biology Club, IntrafMural Basketball. THOMAS O. SARDINA Iflvrfi-zzz' Conrsf' Tommy ROBERT SCHOOFS Elftliwr Course Bob Entered from St. ,lohn's. DOROTHY SEEFLUTH Stzvzogrnpfziz' Course t'D0f Inter Se, Quill Solicitor. HAROLD STOXVASSER I:'lm'1im' Couryr Sl0wi1 ' Football. EDITH SORENSEN Ifl1'r'ti1'r' IIOIHLH' Fifa ROBERT STATZ Sriwzzrz' Couryf 130l1 Blue Domino, Camera Club, Service Club, Swimming Team, Tennis Team. GEORGE R. STOECKMANN l:'l1'r'liwf' Coursz' Hlfllrfu ORPHA H. GILCHRIST I:'l1'4'liw' Coursf Sr'f1Hi1 ' Student Council, Harlequin, Quill Home Room Reporters, Inter Se. JUNE STRYKER Slrrzogfzzzpllif' Cozzrsf' Dimjhl1'5' Student Council. MARY JANE SUMINSKI I:'l1'r1ifz'1' Coursz' Dim,plws' Inter Se. Polish Club. v i SARAH SINAGRA l:'l1'1'tifUf Coursr' Italian Club Secretary, Inter Se Presif clcnt, Student Council, Honor Society, Meta Adelpbon. BERDELL STAUDT ILlf1'l'fi'7Jl' Cozuxvz' Dr'll Football. N ffylfwf I0 I fr, , y 'L' WV f M4 S f,Qij,,ov' JANE STIRLKE Wi' l1lll'l'li'U6' Course I Inter Se, G,A.A., Quill Typist. LOUIS STEININGER I1lfl'l'fi'ZfI' Course I,o1zif BLANCHE STOLBERG Sz'i1'11e'c Coursz' Ulzllllfhu Inter Se, Student Council, Honor Society. HAROLD STONE IZiI1'l'1ii'Jl' Course' Stoney Swimming Team, Tennis Team, Intraf lviural Basketball. PAUL TAUBERT .bv!'iI'7Il'Z' Coursf Slim Blue Domino Tlzirly-our ANTHONY TRENTADUE Elzfrliw' Course Track. JOSEPHINE VIGLIONE Elcftifve Course Joyz'e ' Meta Adelphon, Junior Literary, Household Arts President, G.A.A., Inter Se, Creative Leisure, Student Council, EDITH WEINSTEIN Englislz Course Hallie Harlequin Dramatic Society, French Club Secretary and President, Biology Club Secretary, Chess Club President, Inter Se, G.A.A. HELEN WELTROWSKI Elective Course Inter Se, Polish Club Vice President, Honor Society. ANGELINE A. WURM Eleclifve Course I-Tngieu Inter Se, Creative Leisure, CYNTHIA M. YOSS Household Arts Course Cy Blue Domino, Senior Play. ADOLPH ZANDRON English Course Sandy Blue Domino. Thirty-tfwo LAWRENCE F. THEISS Iflcrtiwe Course Larry' Camera, Chemistry, Quill Solicitor. GENEVIEVE WALCZAK Stcnograplzir Course Jean Polish Club, Inter Se. OLIVE WASHBURN Elcrtifve Course Ollie Blue Domino, Cheerleader, Inter Se, Rutledge, Student Council, Meta Adelphon. WARREN MATSON Elfrtiwe Course 'fBufl FLORA WHITE Scifnu' Course Jen Boy Harlequin Dramatic Society, Inter Se, Robeson Glee Club. SARAH YOUDOVITZ Stmzagraphic Course Sally ANTHONY ZELLO Sc'ii'nff:' Course J-E-L-L-0 Track, Student Council. 1 For we love our school O. G. GILBERT Karl Miller Agnes Brune Charles Borgwardt Mary Spicuzza Nelda Schroeder Sylvia Pressman Catherine Koeper Lyle Thomson ADMINISTRATION Karl Miller Lyle Thomson Agnes Brune Charles Borgwardt Mary Spicuzza Nelda Schroeder Sylvia Pressman Catherine Koeper f Vice Principal Vocational Guidance lllusic lllusie Visiling Teacher f Senior Clerk Junior Clerk Junior Clerk Thirty-H MISS BOYER Physical Educafon 1 Row l: Ray Leinke. Robert Sclirmfa, foe La Barberrl, Szllvzztore llzlxtrogiuvzxiliii, Douwlzn- llulcomb, Tulm Ilertulas, Irvseph Ilultik, Stanley Kncent, Charles Ahl. low 2: Philip Cianu. Frank Morre-rrlle, August Mazza, Sam Scardina, Cr-nnie Scliepp, George Dietrich, Frank Biancuzzu, Ylysses Gallinwre, Sam Caputzi, llarlow Dandrea, jim Jones. Rmv Sam llalistreri, Iosepli Glorioso, Tony Zellfv, Ccmrlis Pitzo, George llzxrry, Peter l. Giorclano, john llremer, joe Cubie, XYilliam Reilly, Xlfilliam Rogers. Thirfy-.fix 1 Rrvw l: Rose 'fZll'2l1ltlllO, Gladys llutkiewicz, Belvine Bzlstin, Goland Iolmson, Caroline Hayastek, Florence Anas, Blzmelie btolberg, Betty Sharon, Irene Zemlieka. Row 2: Betty KI'-rzm. Mildre-rl Gross, Tessie Gardner, Anna Sarclina, Ruth l. l.inclner, Theongl Jane Stasey, Petrina Bellzxnti, Annabelle Lalqritz, Dorothy Scheer, Annabelle Alberti, Margaret Repinski. Row 3: Jessie Jolinson. Dorvtliy liorels. Angeline ljruvercio, ,A11lCC.Bl'lfIg'S, Margaret XYagner, Marion Dzxniaslc, Ioseplmie Chittero, Ycrruiica Baron, LCJl'1'Ellll3 Priebe, Shirley llartnian, jusgpliine Francis. 5 Row 1: James Bruckbauer, -Eilfl Savorias. XYilli2jm Ford, John Bell, August Bulistreri, XVilliam Blank, John olpe, Frank Orlando, Phxl Purpero. Row 2: Tom, La Susa, Austin Turnquist, Andrew Alberti, Albert Mannzr, Gordon Stevens, Carlo Bartolone, XVillian1 Vollendorf, Thomas Hayostek, Frank Patt1, Lclward Albert. Row 3: Harold Neenlan, George Rottman, Gorrlcjn llageslii. Tony Purpero, Louis U. Letizizx, George Schmidt, Norman Scharnler, Joe Pirelli, Bernard 17lOtl'0NVSlCl, Homer Luncle. MR. DUNLOP Manual Arts 6 6 Row 1: Robert Rigacci, Marvin Grasser, Vernon Grenzer, Ray McKnight, XVillizun Polley, Eugene 'l'l1r1n1usm1, James Freuler, Gerry Franzen. Row 2: Herbert Mount, Jerome Golanslci. liverett Clark, Rocco Cianciolo, John Greco, Carl llorra, Salvatore Canzoneri, John Boysa, Sam C. Monfre. MR' NEI-'L Row 3: Russell lfrzmgtecl, Albert Sgalio, Quentin Picciolo, Robert Bain, Robert Burns, Manual Arts Robert ,P1'U1lClZlllSlil, Vito Aliotn, John J. Kujawski, Raymond Lena. 5 Tlzirty-Jffvfrl 8 S. Southern. MR. MOLLICA Manual Arts 8 101 Row l: James Megna, George Pahios, Xlilae Yeich, Allen Moy, XYz1llz1ce Nestingen, Alex Bub, Russell Corey, Edwzlrcl Cyra. Row 2: Casper D'Amat0, lack Brots, 'Finn Fiscllzxtvllo, l'c11elrx1xe Anagnasloywoulos, x7lClf7l'lfl Yianoplis, Marion Xlascari, Marcella XYhitloCl:, Kathryn llezlrzl, Norma Xlo1'gzm, xllllj' Grabowski, Margaret Cheatham. Row 3': Ruth Delmnge. Mary Ciancioln, lxqrraiue XYilsrm, Czlthcrine Baker. Alice Kuxilc. Ehzzlbeth Dolphin, Marion Lemke, Vera A11dersr.n, Anne llzlrvey, lris Bailey. Thirty lfigflt Row l: L. XViuterbak, S. Merenden, J. Cormey, VV. Matscm, 1. joice, A. Rlezsick. Row 2: I, Clemeuti, bl. Italiano, A. Lcnarduzzi, P. Casznnento, C. llurnl, T. Chezltlu Row 3: R. Brxrber, S. Cherney, B. xlilpfllil, R. Lnrlliecki, Ziino, N. Lrxuris, S, Lenzuc MISS NEIS English 101 102 ' Row 1: Tony Guiffre, Iohn Gamble, Anna Gallo, Vera De Quisto, Lois Dieter, Elsie Bagin Tony Gazzana, Louis Arnoroso. Row 2: Louise Scott, Dena Demos, Xxillllfilll XVlii!lock, Norman Easey, Rose Conlella Grace Bertl, Louise Bersch, Mary Corrao, Antoinette Biancuzzo, Joe De Salvo. Row 3: Frank Erato, Charles MeGee, Chester lliutz, Cleveland Robertson, Tony Fortino, Harold Becker, Josephine D1 Stefano, joe Busalacchi, Tucly Bartolotta, Clarence Bohn. i 1 MISS MINEHAN English 103 103 Row 1: Frank Pappas, Rudolph Rushak, Sam Guiclan Charles Stelzner, Fred Andersen, Ray Zbilicki, Henrietta Pawlicki, Lorna Polakowski. Row 2: Tony Taprliavia, Joe Iy,AI'l'lHtU, Sam Costa, Mary Jane Monte, Betty Gagliano, Bettina Fiscliatello, lileanore liichers, Mary Castiglione, Ruth Kolrlman. MRS. ANSPAUGH Row 3: Ida Tonz, Connie Branstetter, Frances jafferis, 'Dorothy Naczek, Mariznme lluday, English Marcella DeXlers, Doris Ball, Maxine XYl'llSCl12l11ll, Bill Anderson. 102 Thirty-ninf' ' 104 Row 1: Norman Ehlers, Peter Stavrakis, John Row 2: Antonia Monfre, opoulos, Erna Maahs, Row 3: Frank Chittero, browski, Nancy Melo MRS. PLEHN English 104 105 Row 1: Anthony Knoppa, Albin Kubala, Carmelo Mielotz, Mark Schneider, Douglas Jones, James WYendell Clemmons, Frank Michalos, Michael Mikich, Roy Barter. Row 2: Richard Brook, Hilbert Claus, XVillia1n Lihrizzi, Peter Damiano, Grace Bogosiun, llary Jane Briggs, Lena Miracola, Antoinette Corbi, Anna Ban, Jeane Kenworthy Lnieta Johnston. Row 3: Marianne Ernst, Mary Demos, Anna Jokosh, Adele Clancy, Marion Fairheld, Dai Reiherzer, Carmello Sanfelippo, John D'Angelo, XYeston Jackson, Edmund Kozik. Forty Lucille Bykowski, Sylvia Spasoff, George Vukich, John Andersen, Kitzinger, Anthony LaPorte. Linda Faccio, Mildred Veich, Phillippa Dandrea, Christ Alex- Evelyn Hummel, Grace Corrao, Bernice Kenost. Jean Trumble, Irene Kozminski, Elaine Conrad, Dorothy Zem- , James Pelegrin, Carlo Pecora, Morvie Colby. 1 MISS DERNBACH Home Economics 105 107 Row l: Kathryn Kamin, John Fatura, Beatrice Monafo, Margaret Eaton, Sinn Ray, Mildred Natzke, Edith Sorensen, Angelo Maniaci. Row 2: Ka Guilford Adeline Federinan ean Noo en Elizabeth Re vinski Frances y , , I Y , i , Scardina, La Verna Parker, Dominic Morreolle, Tudy Maglio, Robert Davis, Frank Cuda. Row 3: Nelma Peebles, Mike Ifulito, Jennie Eugenia, Santa Merenden, Lucille Barlow, Ernest Partaker, llelen Szopinski, Mary Adornato, Sara Youdovitz. MISS McQUEENY Mathematics 107 MR. OSTERNDORF Social Science 103 108 Rowilz -Rose Ritter, Lorraine Grasser, Lorraine Stolz, Andrew Demopoulos, Andrew lniccio, John Tiran, Sam Cefalus, Lawrence Theiss, Raymond Ewert. Row 2: Albert LoCoco, Frank D'Amico, Josie Cleznenti, Trilby Thomas, Josie Bruno, Betty Giberson, Grace Edmunds, XVillia Etta Gordon, Bessie Panos, Josephine Murano. Row 3: Madeline-Spinizola, Emma ABrunello, Anna Nicosiq., F-rank Arnold, Anthony D'Amore, Erwin King, Elma Paris, Dolores De Grand, Victoria Curcio. F orty-om' 109 Row 1: Farris Duff, Edward Stroika, Bill Dane, Carl Frey, Marcene Schmit, Eugene Frymark, Tony Aliotn, Gertrude Leichert. Row 2: Virginia VVilliarn, Magdalen.Staclmiviak, lllargaret Fletcher, Nancy Bruno, llllll'lU!l Diesel, Teresa Panzarella, Josephine Casainento, Dillard Grisham, Helen Borek, Angela Zello, Grace Librizzi, Shirley lVllSOl1. Row 31-11,2111 Demos, Fanny Zarcone, Florence Balistreri, Esther Roberts, Stacy Papu- sotirin, Edna Hargrove, Mary DiFonzo, Jeanette Smith, Hortense Brunner, George Toman. M ISS DALEY English 109 110 Row l: Ruth Snncl, BetteAKinney, Beatrice Ruben, Santina Guarclalabene, Mary Gundolf, Dorothy Johnson, Virginia Henneman, Howard Gutsche, David Calaminici. Row 2: Walter Kostka, Joseph Loeb, Blanche Alessi, Corinne llaertl, Ruth Keey, Car- mella Ferrara, Jeanette Ebert, Sain I.aPorte, Richard Ebert, Frank Bertucci, Richard Greene. Row 3: Ray Suchoinski, Lorenz Conigliaro, George Bergauer, Josephine Vitrano, Violet Reis, Congetta Tarantino, Frank Demos, Tony Germana, Tom Castrovinci, XVilli:nn Recklinghausen, David Carlson. MR. STEFFEN Mathematics Forty-lfwo 110 111 Rmv 1: Eunice Leifer, Stanley Maloney, Ringer Clow, Nick Gazzana, Steve Ilzilmo, Joe Harfmann, David Dietrich, Lloyd Hughes. Row 2: Betty Jane VV'interl1ak, Antonia Bratina, A1111 Balistez, Angeline Al3C8l0116, Rose Petta, Beatrice Palmisanim, Jeanette Stachar, Anthony Patti, Lorraine XValther. Row 3: Russell Uinges, Dorothy Ruttinger, .Martha McGuire, hlargaret Schacha111eiei'. Iola Rigaeci, Nora Bevirt, Juan Kearns, linfreid Ielzumexnan, Phyllis Rau, CZll'l11Ell2l Picciurro. Eclwzlrd Voigt, Clarence Beclforrl, Tony Blelo, Bernard Mickelson. 1.2lgOSl1, Mary Bruno. MR- SUCHY Row 3: Tony Minisszlle, George Ilerkowski, Andrew Corrao, XXYEITTCII Lilley, Physics June Oviatt, Doris Dunn, Ralph Bydlowski, James Cuda, Audrey Busness. 111 M R. BLON IEN Chemistry 112 112 Row lt Jack lloore. James CllZll11I3l01l, Frank DeNic0la, John Ilugie, Julius Bolclizszir, Row 2: Tony Geiilrrlmlrwsj, 12111185'P2lP2lCl11'lSfOl1, Ray Pirelli, Gene Sorenson, Fred Strnebel, Arno Xlundt, Allen X an Schaick, Joe Fortunzxto, Ileury Ramsey, llelmuth Moeller, Joe June Kuhn, Forty-fhrn' 114 Row 1: Robert Evensen, Robert Feldman, John Jaworski, Duane Atley, Norbert Bush, .llCl'lllZll1 Bernstein, Paul Kotrodimos, Earle Labahn. Row 2: Richard Szczesnikiewez, lilny .Hartman, Jennie Colombo, Franpes Marino, Tony Sturm, Peter Koremenos, Ray Pernitz, Frank Jacob, Anme Treggiari. Row 3: Ruth Kramer, Mary Catarozzoli, Carol Pollin, Jeanette Passenhiem, Norma Cinzz, Ruth Heimark, Jeanette Saborn, Joseph C3.Stl'0V1IlCl, Louis Saloutos. MISS DeGAETANO Modern Language 114 115 Row lv: Nancy Rudd, Milton Yarsos, Arthur Chanos, James Korkos, Ronald Haydon, XX alter Szamrylo, Eugene Miller, Ernest Force, Joseph lflruska. Row 2: llfillizun Rau. Qharles Rosenow, Leo Boyd, Jolm Beck. Robert Marcl1ese, Josephine Alberti, Nancy Balistreri, Florence Lass, Beatrice Hidde, Tony Banto, Catherine D!Amic0. Row 3: 'Lois Qlireault, Gaetana Foti, Leo Hanes, Victor Xlialczak, Leonard Durant, Bernice Gallnnure, Pauline Ries, Grace XValls, Mildred Ische, Dorothy Goldberg, Gladys MISS SMEATON Dodson' General Science 115 Forty-four 116 Row lzk Robert Kron, Don Lade, Andrew Vrabec, Caesar Ossanna, Cornice Grace, Anthony Balistreri, Clarence XYenger, Ernest E. Roberts. Row 2: Donald4Cravello, Lucille Kieckbusch, Lorraine Trecler, Robert Conrad, jane Mix, Marion Sottile, Frank Orlando, Billy VVeber, Robert lfranks, Eileen Suncl, Helen Schrader. Row 3: Irene Greene, Iack LaGosl1, Verna l'JeGaetano, Catherine Fitch, Jack Ciurro, Vito Catanzaro, Eleanor Meka, Marjorie Jackson, Eleanore Moser, Gladys Gutwald. 202A , Victoria Lorbecki. MISS GARDNER English 202A Row 1: Joseph Harazin, Ervin Cira, Nick Santilippo, Louis Steininger, Menelaus Mackrie, Ted Grabczyk, Robert Dotzler, Robert Jakusz, Nick Panizich. Row 2: Mary Cerniglia, ARosemary DeNardis, Arthur Matulis, Mary Jane Bruno, Mary Ann Ignazitto, Minnie Leone, Sarah LaPorte, Mary Orlando, Antoinette Sciauo, Row 3: Geraldine Laviue, Ethel Mae Kamps, Ierie Myers, Lois Hall, Lorraine Miller, MR. JOHNSTONE Mary Louise Meka, Marvel Knutson, Shirley Klokow, Bernice XViedoff, Rose Iasinska, Biology Melvin McKay. - 116 Forty-ffm' 202B Row 1: VVallace Reams, George Bressler, Charles VVilson, Morris Meister, Ervin Messer, Charles Huston, Gary VX'inston, Forrest Embry. Row 2: Carol McRavey, Josephine Uoria, Susan Schiller, Frank Belriari, Torn Chris- topoulos, Fred Jerger, Rosalie DiSalvo, Vivian McNew, Mildred Fessenbecker, Josephine Catanese, Row 3: Olive Gatford, Arlotte Olson, Charlotte Leipzig, Eleanor Kramer, Mary Jane Janowski, Angeline Jankowslci, Rocco Fragosso, Frieda Roge, Bertaline hlarlowc, Shirley Carmoily. MISS KIECKHEFER Business 202B 202C Row 1: Robert Mundt, Robert Kaliebe, Frank Gianopoulos, Peter Moufre, Arthur Paapc, Eugene hlaglio, Tom Conzoner, 'fhomas Sciortino. Row 2: hlary Ray, Caroline Spano, Rosalie F. Balistreri, Anna Rao, Betty Luhu, Leonard , Degaro, Robert Kehl, Fred Leibner, LeRoy Jaeger, Sam Daniato. Row 3: XVilliam Myriclc, Audrey Frzmchino, Theresa Busateri, Alda lleil, Mary Allloore, MR. LANE Ramona Roth, Josephine Monafo, Zeuobia Jones, Robert Sonmiers, Nornian Gitlitz. English 202C Forfy-six 202D Row 1: Alex Krmilos, Joe La Porte, Sain-O1 Balistreri, XYilliain Chaffee, Kenneth Dinges. Joe Kerzich, Tony Brundino, Peter Piraino, Gertrude Repmski. Row 2: Rose Pellegrino, Grace Maniaci, MargaretlRlcCurmaclc, Pauline Torrett, Elizabeth Summers, Linda Cherubini, Effie Tedrow, Minnie Baucline, Jennie Rairuondo, Toni O'Kee1e. Row 31 Viola1Starr, Anna Toniac, Georgia Bell xTO!'l1lCl',-RTZl1'lC Sorce, Esther Pappas, Gertrude Ualaska, Virginia C. Smith, James Grieb, Philip Peterson, Theresa Trainzi, George Iohnson. MR. LeMAHIEU General Science ZOZE 202E Row 1: Leon Tren, Robert Schluter, Robert Ferge, Annabel Dow, Donald XYilc0x, Char' lntte XYiese, Garnet liierinan, Felice Borowska. Row 2: Trim Pizzinou Sam- Sanfiliinpn, Frank Spinella, Ellen Pizzino, Louise Yob, Louis Respnndek, Josephine Vitrano, Carniella Garrella, Pearl Joppieli. Row 3: Bettie Anne Stowasser, Jesse Kleclcley, Nina Brasile, Juanita Knott, Doreen MISS HICKEY Haydon, Ethel Matuschka, Billie Logeinann, Freeman McCann, Irene Minder, Alvin English Larson. 202D F arty-.W-Urn 202F Row l: Anthony Ristivo, Vernon Miller, Joe Torcivia, Howard Davison,4HeIen Gorslai. Norman Guenther, Darwin Cohen, Salvatore D'Amat0, Albert Trinitapoli. Row 2: Frank D'Amato, Gerald Reed, Gordon Erchers, Henry Halverson, Ruth Glaser, Florence Patti, Theresa Sottile, Phyllis Orlando, Helen Lerner, Edna Francois. Row 3: Laura Cataldo, Saraphina Sirna, Rudolph Vergolina, Josephine Ma5cari, Iosephine Millonzi, Rose Suchoniski, Frances Olivo, Rose Greco, Tony De Petro, George Shoplas. MR. KITZKE Social Science ZOZF 203A Row 1: ,Milton Teahin, Tudy Dentice, Edward VVolf, Dayicl-Strittinatter, Clarence J. Cunningham, Heinz Ringwell, Marge Ragan, Esther Trawicki, Rose Monafo. Row 2: Vincent San felippo, Marcella Porter, Lorraine Timm, Mary Rose Greco, Leona Huber Marie Kitsinger, Anna Gaveras, Petrina Provinzano, Clarence VVebber, Robert Schratler, Vernon Doxtator, Row 3: Roy Schroeder, Sam Katsune, Violet Kondos, Carmen Blunk, Angela D'An1ato, MR. PERRY John XValters, Lawrence Chimberoff, Norman Hantke, Lee Collins, Tom Valenti. Business 203A Forty-eight 205 Row l: lrviri Olson, Theodore, Seiclita, Alfred Lein, Tony Gaizlosik, Clair Richardson, Diclc XVhitney, XYalter Lee Lewis, Row 2: Peter J. Pecoraro, Geraldine Buck, Anna Kopjar, Porter Baker, Virginia Moore, Sylvia Sclirager, Dorothy Ann Cefalu, Helen Szemrelo. Row 3: Peggy McGraw, Ioanna Jones, Mary Little, John Peterson, Frank Dercola, Arling- ton Carpenter, Leonard Majcher, Captain llinafee. 206 Hooley, Mike Poja, Llmer Ramthun. Row 2: Morris Schragker, Helen Kostrivas, Cleo Louris, Dorothy Peterson, Orpha Sinlcler, Mary Sich, I'ern lwsher, Dorothy Schrader, Betty Holm, Rose Kropfl. MISS CRAIG Art 206 Row 1: Leslie' Bryant, Vyilliam VVelch, Joe Zizzo, Louis Letizia, Daniel OyCO111101', Jack MR. FUI-LAM Row 3: Gloria Cooke, Xanthippe Papachristou, Rose Lisi, Bernice Lundberg, Mary Howe, Art Frances Reed, Milton Iacquin, Harvey Petersen, Brayton Burks, Rufus Lott. 205 F arty-nine 207A Row 1: Paul Craun, Norbert Reindl, joe Picciolo, George Terris, Theodore Seriopoulos, john Maio, Louise Schmidt, Mildred Marr, H. XVohlgen1utl-i. Row 2: Anna Zingaleh Lauralee Stinson, Antoinette Zappia, Iosephine Corrao, Anna La Carte, Ruth Miller, Elvita Clementi, Henry Loeb, Carl Iennaro, John Collura, Nick Mazza. Row 3: Myrtle Keey, Rose C. Balistrieri, Theresa Micelli, Evelyn VVashinsby, Frances Claggio, Max Bernardi, Douglas Heffernan, Grace Larson, lllary Ann Borek, Eugene l aletzke. MISS PHILIPKOWSKI Modern Language 207A 207B Row l: Albert Gliniecki, Iames Pedersen, Paul DeNicola, Louis Bartolone, Merton Koplin, James Criscimagna, Karl Kainz, George Parks Ir., Fred Staples. Row 2: Joseph A. 'Eannelli, Connie Ricca, GraceAD'Arnato, Louis Boscia, Frederick Eaton, Tom Calio, Richard llefferinan, Pauline Puccio, Loretta Balistrierr, Eva Marie Larsen, Gladys Mitchell. Row 3: Lillie Torcivia, Angeline Stancampianon Lawrence Sierocuik, -Charles Cantania, Santo D'Amico, Russell Damiano, Tony Varana, L. Krueger, Lucille Curtis, Elona Kindt, Frank Geracie. History 207B MR. TIERNAN Fifty 207C y C Row 1: Harold Bagley, John Stever, Earl Moon, Robert XVood, Iohn Russo, Clarence Stanley, Herman Zinda, John Maertz, Nathan Schrinsky. Row 2: Richard Klokow, Rosalind Bruno, Carmella T. Librizzi, Rose Cobus, Mary gannestra, Evelyn Chambers, Ann Cali, Rose Busalaehi, Thomas Schulls, Anthony . Albert. Row 3: Anthony VVisniewski, Pearl Frato, Mary P. Krueger, Esther Stolpe, Anna Staniszewski, Gladys Bachmann, Ann D'Amore, Constance Stevens, Carmela Bertucci, Viola XVearing, Lorraine Janowski. MR. FOOT Business 207D 207D Row 1: Steve J. Padavano, Tony Fazio. VVarren Peterson, Joe iPanella, Alex Krolikowslci, XValter Shumalce, Charles Seidel, Anthony Collura, Sidney 'lrautmann. Row 2: Angeline Belfiori, Fanny Colla, Mary Knuth, RT15SCliDE3fOH, Robert Thust, l Tommy Pyle, Mary D'Amato, Grace Alberti, Santina Shlro, lxlizabeth Ballan, Carmelo Raffaele. MISS POFE Row 3: Carlo Maglio, Peter Pucci, Rita XVollock. Ann Sorrenti, Anna Carino, Grace English Schaffer, Delores Beck, Leona Hornslein, Frank R. Alfrno. 207C Fifty-om' 207E Row 1: Dudley Olson, Frank Schweitzer, John V. Bellanti, Ioe DeGaetano, Arthur Bischof, John Stenglein, Frank Busateri, Frank Corrao. Row 2: Lawrence Porter, Joe Vento, Josephine Cafyizzi, Theresa Fragosso, Alfred Ricczl, Theresa Kapos, Iznnes liirn, James Germane, A ice Ruth Logemann. Row 3: Fanny lore, Anna Gzlrrella, Dorothy Korff, Dorothy Bohn, Bernadette Oscars, Flora A. Rossetti, Tlioinas lvl'l4lC'llbSl'g, Joe Tocco, John Rao, Francis Realc, Vernon Lowell. MISS F. SMITH Budiness 207E 207F Row 1: Frank Fuller, Margaret Principati, Emma Nampel, jean XX'aldstron1, Hazel Jean Schefft, John Hatzi, XYillian1 Russell, Nick John Topetzes. Row 2: llsabel Pfilazzatto, Nancy Chopela, Irene O'Neil, Dolorei Cliopelzx, Kitty Ann Austin, Victoria Curro, liniily Najera, Rosiele Perry, Orpha Gilchrist, Helen Brusbergr, Rose Orlando. Row 3: Marie Conedera, Madeline Curnian, Doris Keey, Emily Janus, Margzmret ll:1i'g1wwv. MISS RISJORD Eoleka Johnson, Catherine Sakowski, Nicholas Arvan, jack R. Eagen, Constantine Home Economics asuue. ' D 207F Fzfly-I-:co 209 Row 1: Thelma Drown, June lsche, Ioan llaydon, Marjorie NVe5sely, Eileen llenry, Jaclq Schull, George XYidule. Row 2: Stephen Mclbaniel, Pauline Garrella, Douglas XYhite, Doris lsche, Patricia Ballard, Henry Boehm, Elizabeth Jones, Marie Colletti. Row 3: Lorraine Schmidt, Lorretta Minder, Richard Saulig, Mary Louise Feldman, Mary Ann Feldman, Dorothy Skiba, Fern Schmidt, Richard Conley, Alice Matheus. MISS KELLY Social Science 215A 215A Row 1: Laura G, XYillis, August Amoroso, Mildred Iurich, XVilbur Thomas, Rudolph Tonz, John Mantalas, Emil Rahn. Row 2: Martin Geracie, Mickey McCann, Angie Balistreri, Mary Contresceri, Carl Bary- lak, Marcella Urban, Mary Patti, Mercedes Yxfhite, Nada Spasoff. MISS ZENK Row 3: Katherine Patsis, Gertrude Terry, Gertrude Liniewski, Marian Mason, Rosella Mathematics Fischer, Ruth XYayne Melton, Barbara Southall, Dorothy Hanson. 209 Fifty-three t 215B l Row l: A111111 Koller, Lorraine Beck, Alfred Drobizewski, Leonard Grzemkowslfi, flames Schweitz, Edmund Gajewski, Jerry Xlurkowski, YValter Budzinslci. Row 2: Rose Mollica, Florence Malkiewiez, frank Nedza, Florence Kuclxarski, Dorothy Czecholinslci, Dorothy SCl'll6Sl1lgEl', Marcia Kamps, Eleanore Dorscll, Mary jane 1lcDevitt, Alice Erdmann. Row 3: Sylvia Azarowicz, Allllii Reed, Dorothy Midflleto11, Leo Garcia, lforraine Rlelotilt, Jeanette Brown, Alice Liniewski, Charles Peterson, Mike Peter, Nicholas Buttitta, Margaret Sxnaicla. MISS DEMPSEY 215B 215C Row 1: Joe Klarszewslci, Louis Galaska, Xl.3lIC1' Hillmwski, Edward Dancilc, Joe Lal'ort0, llonnie Smith, Roman Piotrowslci, Henry Farwell. Row 2: Matilda Palinisano, llilcla German, LZlXYCl'llC Zoell, Hattie lfussry, Olga l. Franz- rnann, Margaret Scl1n1idt, Agnes XVaraksa, Esther Cali, Donald llull, James llelios. Y Row Arline Goseuheimer, Mabel Crim, Vivian Staska, Grace Larsen, Lucille Bastin, Lillian IJCHIIEY, Herman Goldberg, John Callahan, Frank VVeltr0w5lci, Frederick Alioto, MRS. BOLTZ Library 215 C Matthew Schwartz. Fifty-four Row 1: Iosephine Vigliane, Clara Jakubowski, Mary Greco, June Curtis, Emily Czarneclri, Virginia Beardsley, Edward Roge, Herbert Pfaff. Row 2: Frank ltaliano, Iune l'l3bEl'll1Cl'll, Frank Lorbecki, Erna Elsner, Angeline Ber- toncini, Lena Alessi, Jennie DeQuist0, Ida VVindland, Mildred Hurm. Row 3: Marian Chermak, Gertrude Poulos, Helen Kailas, Dorothy Bruckbzxuer, Nancy Miller, Irene Melca, Lawrence Greco, Charles Melotilc, George Ballas. 215D MISS BOYLE Social Science 217 217 Row 1: Frank S. Balistrieri, August Replinski, Ethel Leavens, Lawrence Marino, Erwin Jensen, James Dowhin, John Santner. Row 2: Jack Le Pak, Sarah Cerniglio, Harriet Ross, Yiary Pischke, Rose Ciardo, Phyllis Engelhardt, Paul Bruno, Neal Sanlilippo, John Sirna. MISS CERMINARA Row 3: XVilliam Treu, Mary E. XY3lSl1, Antonia Mirenda, Sarro Ciardo, Nicholas Corriere, Modern Language Frank D'Amato, Angelo Capizzi, Mike Colla, John Agnello. 215D Fifty-ffm' 302 Row lk: Salvatore Mazza, Anthony Trentadue, Gertrude Hahn, Blanche Beranc, Margaret XYiclcs, Harriet Straszewski, Phyllis Krueger, Nicholas Georgiatly. Row,2: Jack Principati, Joseph Librizzi, Peter Panos, Joe Raffaele, Robert Rosenek, June Ilafemann, Anna Mauna, Annette Milano, Corine Taberman, Evelyn Casalenzm. Row 3: Robert O'Donnell, lilnjier Groll, Naon Reed, Jean Miller, Doris Taylor, Adeline Sverstatl, Laura Milone, Julianna Thielman, Juanita Lutz, Antonio Corso. MISS M. SMITH Latin 302 303 Row 1: Ieanne Nickopolous, Fred DeQuist0, Joseph Pitzo, John Fiasca, Arthur O'Keefe. Eugene Riley, Edward Palmer, Albert Proht. Row 2: Sarah Damato, Margaret Shields, Mary Giamino, Carinella DiTrapane, Xyllillllll Mielotz, Dominic Sorce, Joseph Busalacclu, lrene Farnham, Arthur Revolinski. Row 3: Frances VVojtkiewicz, Shirley Mae Stevens, Lucille Ruttinger, Salvatore Maneuso, Patrick Shea, Gertrude Taubert, Florence Olasz, Agnes Gross, Andrew Petta, Oberlin MISS KEELEY MHSOH' Modern Language 303 Fifty-six 305 Rc1wlZ'D01'0thy Vlasis, Betty Austin, Nadelline Agnello, Evelyn lXl2ll'I1L1Zll'lll, j:111nw P11'2ll1lU, John Busateri, Alfred Fiasca. Row Mary Mucci, Glen Tonoli, Joseplline Buffcvni, Rose Corona, Josephine Pace, 52111111 Sxnagra, Josephine 1JCGHBtZlllO, Nancy Scarvau, Anth y John Balestieri, Row 3: Robert Jones, Tom Sardina, Elllnly Flor, Doro Skubal, Sy 1 Rice, ljflllillll O'Keefe. lwlevfa f if e fi ij f X MISS MEYER ' I s X l X XJ Geography D J 305 306 ' ' -1 jx Row 1: Tony St?l1'l523.1111bl31'lO, XY. Scl1euer1n:1n, John Hess, Lorraine lXICFZ1l'l2lI'ld, I,o1'1'z1i11c ' . E Treu, A1'tl1u1' XX1CSS, Elmer Johnson. 1' Row 2: Sarah Giaimo, Mary Ferracin, Dolores Sinkowski, Mary Sirna, VVz1l1z1nitz1 Jaeger, M Sarah Orlando, Evelyn Cresswell, Barbzwa Hunt. MISS IRVINE ,V j Row 3: Violq Ingrelli, Marion Romp, Dorntl1y Seelluth, Rose Mary Triepe, Alyce hlllullllill, English Ida Sauhhppo, Frances Bonliglio, Leonard Trentaclue. os , V l I 1 DI Fifty-sefuwn l .J 1 1 X MISS NOTZ Modern Language 307 Row l: ljorothy XVoloCl1el:, Daniel Storm, Robert Sharleln, Joseph Balistreri, I24lxr:1rml Trzeblatowski, Gust Menus, Ben Dichiaro. Row 2: Martha Schiller, Bonine Mickelson, Donna Fashinglmzxuer, Verna l:C'llE!l'lTlZIll, Mary l Ann Prescott, lllarian Menos, lllarjorie Crlpe, Dorothy Reams, Steve f:2llI1IlSll'Zl. Row 3: Alvin Steege. llelen Rempelos. Iune Bliss, Helen Frey, Rose Spuracio, ljOl'0llll'3l Oelke, Genevieve Mather, Isabella Iungbauer. Fifty-fight 307 Row 1: Margaret lVeseli,.1Iarie Skiba, Mike Carini, Thomas Marshall, Robert Tlleis, Edward Lang, Mike C1'1Y'CllO, Berdell Sfilllilf. Row 2: Riclrard Ryberg, June VVl1ite, Sadie Orlando, Angeline Vernace, John 'l,otler, Laura XVicks, Helen Vergelis, Angeline Placeas, James NVallace, Mary Piekarslci. Row 3: Hedwig Byflynlcowska, Bernadine Uesotell, Robert Nelson, Al'lly'tll Anderson, llelen XYeltrowslci, Peter Bruno, llemetra Alexopoulos, joan Demos, Annzxbelle Sillllllllll, Joan Koolunan. 308 MISS MCDERMOTT Business 308 309 Row l: Edward Pozorski, Bill Johns, Audrey Schmid, Robert Gullo, Richard Ulilenberg, joe Giaimo, Alvin Ripley, B. SZCZS17Z1l'lSkl. Row2: XYilliam Nazeros, Nicola Patti, Angeline Vinci, Dorothy Trentadue, Mary Vitrano, Ida Silvestri, Mildred Piekarslci, Robert Baxter, Josephine Schiro, Lena Tl'iscari. Row 3: John Block, Frederick Abendrotli, Rnje Ray, Sabastiana Romano, Penelope Stzisey, Mavis Nordland, Betty Biscoe, Mary Qollura., Frances D'Amat0, Kenneth liiztsey, Rose Torre. MISS MATHEWS English 310 310 Row 1: Vivian Neeman, Lorraine Stroika, Bernice Uhlenberg, lrene Malingowski, Louis Letizia, Robert Schraepler, Eugene Stepniewski, lValter Dusold. l Row 2: Peter Geracie, Perley Grubb, Mary Variana, Sarah Vaiana, Georgine Torrett, june Zawerton, Esther Holzer, Jennie Burnham. MR. DROBNIK Row 3: May L. Spinelli, Richard Kostka, Calvin Schuster, Susan Stasey, June lingel, Business Barbara Hagan, Greeta Moore, Ioan Jefifrey, Eileen Weigel. 309 Fzfty-nzne MISS NIGHTINGALE Business 311 311 Row 1: Karl Klein, Hart Landon. Harvey 1Yi1son, Robert Statz, Frank Agnello, Louis Romano, Salvatore Mielotz, John Cascio. Row 2: Bernice Mills, Mary Jane Suminski, Joyce Vonier. Florence Staska, Angeline Aliota, Louise Bruno, Ruth Peterson, Frank Sgro, Patricia llagan. Row 3: George Stoeckmann, Donald Christensen, Jean Anderson, Dorothy Hanke, Grace Stroika, Ellen Carlson, Ruth Jaehn, Justine M. Bertucci, Grace Saborn. 312 Row l: Nick I,oCoco, June Stryker,-Archie Huff, Joseph Milella, Nich Milano, Bill Retzlaff, XVilliam VVafls, Robert Nichols. Row 2: Saraphina Gumana, Grace Ignazitto, Mary Colicki, Jerome Fiduski, Robert Iliel-- strom, Joseph Campagna, Vincent Milazzo, Carmella Castrovinci, Sarah Gullo. Row 3: Mary Gazzana, Anne Sarclina, Sadie Colla, -Agnes Kuczkowski, Frank Ricia, MR. WERGIN Sam Sirna, Larry Borenstein, Alice Nelson, Josephine Cianciola. S ix! yi Geography 312 l Row 1: Joseph J. Sarllina, 'lidwarcl lverson, Mary Alice Kirchner, Robert Rottrnan, Niels Poulos, Tony Maglio, Ed Gorski, Joseph llepp, Row 2: Anna Bleyer, Rose Ciofani, Florence Cherone, Josephine Bartolone, Frank Gajilos, VVilIian1 Powell, Tom Orlando, Nick Campagna, Jack Russell. Row 3: Erwin XVells, Millard Leshin, Georgia Vlasis, Frances Curro, Sadie Colla, Therese Wferth, Florence Jakabowskl, John Rosenberg, Tom Jennaro, Clarence Breska. MISS STROHM Music 313 313 A MISS REYNOLDS English 315 315 Row 1: Virginia Sparacino, Betty Foulks, Rose Caririe, Dominic Balistreri, Mathew Olivo, Edward Laimaus, Thomas Falbo, Frank Janiuk. Row 2: Santa Librizzi, Beatrice Lagosh, John Di Cesare, Nick Morano, Sam Tralongzi, Josephine Maglio, Margaret Herkowski, Agnes Hildebrandt, Margaret Metz, Tony Sabatmo. Row 3: James VVohling, Antonia Alessi, Mary Mussomeli, Rose Loremo, Alice Morzui, Esther Stone, Flora E. XVhite, Edith XYeinstein, Marie Kladnik. Sixfy-our 316 Row 1: Dorothy Collins, Irene Bachinski, Angelo Pizzino, Ioe Genclusa, Patrick Kaboskey, Roy Maro, Arthur Najera, Frank Ioffre. Row 2: Edward Ferrari, Mary Tirinelli, Kathleen XVinter, Alice Bogosiari, Ruth Shelton, Florida Thompson, Grace VVheir, Loretta Tarantino, Lsther Zaborowski, Carmela Mas- trocola, Sam DeQuisto. Row 3: Meyer Youdovitz, Jennie Valenti, Angeline XVurm, Rqse Busalacchi, Nina Brewer, Carinella Gagliann, Nick Campanelli, Joe Sileno, Ervin Kaczmark, Oswald Natarelli, Theodore Ilintz, Jack Balistreri. MRS. MCNALLY English 315 317 Row 1: Joe T. Sardina, Tony Olla, Kenneth Schaefer, Bob Ocloya, Leonard Iakusz, Joe Kuluwic, XYillia1n Sciano, Salvatore Mazzarello. Row 2: Dominic Bertucci, Isadore Aiell, Lorraine Johnson, Ann4Schrager, lllaryv Jane goflley, Anna Bratina, Alice Ceccato, Anthony Balistrieri, Shirley DeGrand, Jennie , liva. Row lljouise Murphy, Agnes Katzlce, XXvllll3l'l'l Simeune, Iohn Trawicki, Mae Nell Melton, MRS. LARSON English 317 Virginia J. Smith, Virginia XYooten, Mike Narlolny, Olive XXv3.Sl1lJLl1'll, Oliver Sault. Sixty-tiwo Row 1: llelen Kacznizirek,AFlorine Lewis, Vincent Toran, XValter Tomaszewski, Flora Byrd, Mary Oliva, Cecilia Ernst, Nello R. Zortea, Row 2: Rosemary Jennaro, Angeline Koremenos, Pauline Provinano, Florence Zarcone, Frank Colicki, Milton Mason, Lee VVilson, Patsy Tocco, Christ Yianopulis, Sam J. Sirna. Row 3: Jeanette .lXlcGill, Josephine Picciurro, Marie Capuano. Louise Ferrari, I.ore11:i Oven, Felix Listwan, George XYong, Stanley Stasey, Edwin Lenz. MR. BUSSONE Modern Language 3118 318 MISS BEATTI E Modern Language 320 320 Row l : Nick Stavralcis, Joyce XYhalen, Dolores Schmid, Dorothy Messer, Russell Damiano, Manfred Passau, Stephen Zimmerman, Charles Doria. Row 2: Angeline Caravello, Shirley Cary, Mary Melo, Bella Pellegrino, Clara Scalici. Antoinette Giacalone, Dorothy 1'hill1ps, Nancy Maro, Joyce Ruttinger, Frances Doria, Tina Calaminici. Row 3: Pauline Koreinenos, Rosaria Sansone. Irene XVolf, Lillian Youdovitz, Charles Giammo, Dominic Gaido, Jerome Cefalu, liinniy Lenarduzzi, Shirley Mauer. Sixty-tlzrfz' MR, WESTHOFEN Social Science 321 Row 1: John Lockbram, Peter Busalacchi, Joseph Alioto, Carl Corrao, Ruth Fromm, Theodore Poulos Row 2: Harold Kunze, Elmer Kunze, Richard Lundquist, James Miller, Margaret VVicl:- 321 Row 1: Al Caldwell, joe Storniolo, Charles Sissou, Henry Sienkowski, Harold Zemliclcn, Earl Kramer, Frank Clarke. Row 2: Dorene Deau, Ruth Hurm, Marshall Mickelson, Tony E. Damato, Michael Alessi, Santa Saniilippo, Iohanna Pietras, Mae Kump. Row 3: Carmelo Colombo, Emily Rigacci, Catherine Sabatino, Mary Iungblut, Felicia B. Kohl, Marie Picciuroo, Irene Rommel, Robert Biernat. 322 Strom, Dolores Backers, Alva Knutson, Row 3: Dorothy Blum, Robert Gaulitz, Steve Gaveras, Arthur Green, Rose Gorslci, Elsie MR. PHILIPP H. Groth, Le Wanna Bastin. Sixty-four Social Science 322 323 Row l: Carmen Casteller, Ralph llabermehl, Ben Burns, XYilliam Curtis, Mary Beth l'lustc1n, Harry Nowicki, Arthur Rozmarynowski, Eva Jensen. Row 2: Edith Stoeckmann, Mary Maglio, Irie Cannistra, YYavaglee Iane Cram, Gloria Jennaro, lileanor Krueger, Catherine Provingzano, Marjorie Hunt, Ruth Gerard, Joe Collura, Billy Ganz. Row 3: Nick Di Cristo, Charles Gomez, Norbert Fryinark, Tony Muchi. Dolores Stephl, Justine Orvis, Florence Holt, Tom Colla, Betty Lou Spratler, Theda Hall. 401A Biagrgio Corrao, Allan Campbell, Paul Cannalla. Rose Turdo. MISS SCHWARTZ Business 401A Row 1: Clara Johnson, Sain Papasotirin, Bennie Coloso, Ellsworth Strege, Philip Sparacino, Row 2: 4Robert Campbell, Vito Antonicci, Ierome Grisham, Iosephine Katarnw, Josephine l'rovinzano, Carmella Pizzino, Angeline Dragotta, Audrey Ballard, Angeline Blagestro, MR. LEISTER Row 3: Ida Treggiari, Cornelia Payne. 'Ernest Menus, Tony Puntiesceri, Albert Catanese, Social Science Ray Vallone, Calvin Christensen, Grace Natule, Virginia Maebra, Fannie Caruso. 323 S ixty- jffue 401B Row 1: Glen Barteh, Maxine C, Kleist, Ann Falbo, Gloria Bleyer,-Michael Karpeck, James Kailas, Hans Loehner, James Shelton, Clara Guarniere, Marilynn Miller. Row 2: Lucille Alberti, Tony Misko, Gordon XVilke, Lillian Bersch, Donald Bydlowski, Santina Berti, Steve Iurisick, Doris.Bierbaum, XValter Porter. Row 3: Ken De Longe, Nick Koreinenos, Thomas Lore, Bob Aspenleiter, Frederick Branstetter, Robert Glemsor, VVillis Morse. MR. FALLON Physical Education 401B 404 Row 1: ,Terome F. Balestrieri, XVoodrow Gettler, Gustave Berehtold, Herbert King, Fay Briclgford, Charles Murphy, Floyd Ripley, Paul Taubert, Terrance Mahoney. Row 2: Hlulia XVeber, Tessie Leon, Antoinette Giaimo, Grace Russell, Pauline Kozlowski, Muftie Kuhn, George Stroebel, Ruth Kozlowski, Frances Di Maggio, Lillian Green, Mildred XVilton, Leonard Slominski. 1 Row 3: Mary lngrelli, Paula Bachmann, David Dockendorf, Marvin Plotkin, lllargaret Goetten, Toula Panos, Edith Lovett, Quentin Pratt, Richard Farmer, Sebastian Corriere, MISS TAINSH Mathematics 404 Ioe Giuda. Sixty-.fix 405 Row 1: Jane Starke, Cecelia Galaska, Murray Denmark, Tony Monfre, Iohn Seriopoulos, Ralph B. Mason, Richard Schleif, Marshall Sherrer. Row 2: Robert Anclreotti, Loyes Sternu Roberta Barnhill. Fred Aveni, Catherine Hatzi, Mary I. D'Amato, Margaret Gliniecki, Mary Lee Leach. Row 3: Thomas W'eiher, Dorothy Reimer, Florence VVesterlund, David VVilson, Raoul Casalena, Howard Cary, Robert Gentil, Katherine Burnham, Margherita Brasile. MR. CARROLL Business 406 406 Row l: James Scheer, Phillip McRavey, Frank Brunello, Ray Smith, Malcolm Reed, Albert Chiesa. I Row 2: Nick Triscari, Charles Ramsey, Ben Librizzi, Cecil Easey, Celia Librizzi, Marjorie Knuth, Rita Lupo, Phyllis XYetzeler. MR. POTTER Row 3: Qenevieve XYalczal:, Pearl Reinhardt, Claude Franks, Paul D. Balistreri, Tony Mathematics T, Bahstreri, George Blake, Peter Torcivia, Anthony Sansone, Benedict Grabowslsi. 405 Sixty-.wfucn 407 Row 1: Pearl Drews, Ursula Busalapchi, Betty Crouder, Rosalie Morici, Norma Picard, Ethel Andrekopoulos, Jennie Christiiulli, Phyllis Zitelman. Row 2: Carmella Germano, Doroth' Gossfelcl, Bernice Doine, Josie Scarvaci, Eleanor Treiler, Betty Jane Schulls, June llamsey, Jane Cuda, Esther Roman, Mary Brasile. Row 3: .Theresa Balistreri, llary Louise Bruno, Patrina Clementi, Florence Gaido, Audrey gigrmka, Betty Cowell, Frieda VV1tzenbaclcer, Evelyn Battistone, Florence Ferrari, June allllefy. MISS OLP Home Economics 407 408 Row 1: Joyce Erickson, Lorraine Bueclcs, Ruth John, Carmella Scaffidi, Congetta Purpero, Bernailine Talajlcmyski, Regina Jaszcaynski, Margaret Peck, Mary Rossetti. Row, 2: l Eunice Collins, Anile DiSalvo, Nancy Clementi, Mary -CQl100l1, .Gloria Doxtatoi' Marion Odya, Ninfa Lanza, Josephine Romano, Dorothy Laming, Alice Fessenbecker. Row 3: Elizabeth Desotell, Shirley Balir, Shirley Lellieux, Ethel Jones, Marianna Com- MRS. FINE morata, Vivian Eaton, 1'hi1amina Groth, Justine Alexander, Lois Leklieus, Janice Rubin. Household Arts 408 Sixty-eight 409 Row 1: Bessie Balser, Mary Zingale, Marion Pokrzywinski, Lillian Gold, Charlotte Biele- feldt, Audrey Colman, Barbara Arnold, Dorothy Christopoulos, Angela Busalacchi. Row 2: Mary Iosiek, Florence Colecki, Florence Balistreri, Mary Belrose, Ninette Ziino, Theresa Seriopoulos, Anna Collura, Audrey Allen, Dorothy Klumpp, lrene Ehr, Row 3: Lucille George, Mayme Loke, Lucille Timm, Leona Stelmackowski, Lorraine Diesel, Mary Spasoff, Grace Cerolo, Jennie Cefalu, Rose Gigante, Gertrude Pawliclci. 410 hausen, Anne Cianciolo, Martha Harfmann, Iolm Viduski. Mary Dercola, XYinifred Hitchens, Marian Fessenbecker. MR. COLE Social Science 410 Row 1: Oreste Trinitapoli, Joe Zarcone, Edith XVearing, Lena Lenarduzzi, Helen Dellinga Row 2: Lester Montgomery, Ardith Ledger, Nina Bickle, Patsy Ireland, Jennie Chopela. MISS REESE Row Stella Pappas, George Strobusch, Rita Gulgowski, Dionysia Mackrie, Congetta Home Economics DiMaggio, julia Prostek, Marguerite DeMars, Fred Patti, Evelyn Polcorny. 409 Sixty-nine I ilk 56 4 A :Q1 va-1 K f K Ba Q if , ,',wz-'gpg -A . 1 .499 ,W ,S ... ,. f wma, And when we play ,wx iff,-fmkxfz we 5 ' it-W f ffnwfw' ive' .4 ,f mf 'z 5iffWi'5'-Wii'f7, fy-.xiimvgi,W4,.7 F ,mf Q -M,:f,f M ., LA., , ,W,,w,W,,Z, 5?iLi54,2f,1,iif5iW':! W' rf' -- if xx 'vi Q.,-Q ,,,,, X ,, 7 H 111 ri, QL! is N'-wh TYPISTS Left to right: I. Bachin- ski, J. Starke. . Q5-ff X 5 if 35? E? 5542 e 5 f i ' i A i 1195.14 i -...- BUSINESS STAFF Left to right: L. Hornslein. Business Manager. R. Hurm, Circulation ' Manager.E.Dancik,A.Drobiszewski. Q Q ANNUAL AND NEWSPAPER i WFS N X, xy, Y Ar? A 'M 'DK E mm- .A 12 'A iifwkmla A , QM f iw? QQ ii? ip ,s J 3 i 1 fi S . ig H fifm-fr N ' - 4 FEATURES STAFF Miller, Editor S. Klokow' Left to right: M. De Mets, I., t Rowlz I. Rommel, V Beardsley, C. Fitch, M. Principati, S. Klokow E. Henry, D. Bohn. Row 2: U, Busalacchi, M F. Gundolf, M. W'a1sh M. Nafzke, M. Mani D. Blum, F. Kucharski F. Zarcone,I.Picciurro Row 3: M. Mucci, J. Vig lione, M. Bloomfield A. Warsaksa, S. Colla L. Ferrari, C. Sabatino S. Maurer, G. M. Foti Row-1: M. Kitzinger, N Cleinenti. C. Mastroco- la, T. Habermehl, S. Sanfilippo, A. Knutson B. Foulks, E. casaiinaj I. Bliss. 1 1 1 Officers-President-Margaret Bloomfield C R I L E I S U R E Secretary-june Bliss Treasurer-June Engel M . M N ll Focus-Room 316 at 3:10. rs jdzjsl Time Exposure-First Tuesday of the month. Final Development-The name of the club symbolizes its activities. Girls enjoy parties, musical programs, plays, recitations, and hobbies. Held a Spring party on the roof. Enlargement-Sponsored movie With Pleasure, Mdddlll. Homom socntw Fw-sROOm2O2. Time Exposure-Honor Day on May 19. Mi5S M- Smith Final Development-To stimulate the development of a well rounded Miss Zenk person. Adviffff Enlargement-In May, certificates are awarded to those filling the above requirements, and gold pins are given to those receiving certifi cates three consecutive times. Rowlz F. Brunello, D. O'- Keefe, D. Christensen, E. Dancik, D. Calaminici. II Schefift, H. Paulsen, I.Carr K. Klein, M. De Mers. Row 2: C. Librizzi, R. Orlan do, S. Sinagra, B. Stow- wasser, T. Calaminici, C Purpero, M. Fischer, M Ische, I. Ische, V. Smith Row3: J. VVallace, L. Rut- tinger, H. Frey, L. Mur- phy, N. Rudd, V, Smith I. Andersen, T. Stancam piano, A. Drobizewski, I Balistreri, F. Pulito, P Krueger. Row4: M. Pulito, C. Biele feldt, E. VVeinstein, G Pawlicki, RI. Ernst, I, E11 gel, M. Fletcher, M Reindl, H. Weltrowski, A Vernace, A. Iankowski, I Vitrano. Row 5: L. Zoch, S. Cary S, DeGrand, L. VVi1son, M Colletti, F. Jafferis, S. Mc- Cann, F. Zarcone, V. Nee man, S. Klokow, T. VVerth D. Haydon, M.-Harfmann Sewnty-three 1 v STUDENT COUNCIL Miss Notz, Mr. Thomson ddvisers Row 1: M. A. Reindl, C. Bielefeldt, S. Stevens, G. Wfalls, H. Belling- hausen, D. Christensen D. O'Keefe, I. Scheer Row Z: L. Alberti, M Kamps, A. Knutson, L Cataldo, S. Sinagra, T Balistreri. S. Sanlilippo J. Picciurro, M. Crim J. Oviatte. Row 3: D. Scheer, R Barnhill, I. Viglione I. Engel, M. Bloom Field, D. Johnson, S Colla, RI. Knutson, M Patti, G. Mitchell. Row4:A. Gaveras, A DiSalvo, L. Zoch, I Greggiari, G. Poulos, J. Smele, M. Stachowi ak, M. VValsh, I. Pas senheim, R. DeLonge Vffvfnty-four y , Row 1 : J. Hooley, A. NViese, T. Gazzana, J. Murkowski, D. Lade, A, Bischoff, D. XVhit- ney, Ron' 2: lf. Henry, Il. Neeman, N. Gitlitz, R. VVrvml, C. VViese, M. VVeseli, N. Rudd, C. Galaska. Row 3: O. YVashburn, P. Kaboskey, G. Barry, C. Doria, R. Lorbiecki, B. Pifxtrowski, ll. Kop- lin, XY. Polley. Row 42 T. XVC1'tl'l, O, Gil- christ, M. Tsche, J. lsche, E. Paris, B. lllonato, D. Bohn, V. C. Smith, L. Murphy. OH'icersfPresia'entfDonald Christensen Vice Presidentfllobert Statz Secretary and Treasurerflvlary Ann Reindl Time Expfosureflsirst and Third Wednesdays of each month. Focus-Study Hall 202 at 3:10. Final Development-To encourage cooperation and unity between the faculty and the student body through the voicing of opinions during meetings, and reports of its accomplishments given by its representatives to the various homerooms. Annually revise and modernize the Lincoln Handbook. EnlargementsvHave been instrumental in establishing traditions such as The May Fiesta, when a queen is elected, and the presentation of an award to an outstanding boy of the Junior class on Lin' coln's birthday. Also, through the efforts of the Council the school celebrates Navy Day on Theodore Roosevelt's birthday. Rowlz H. Rempelus, C. D'A1nico, M. Adornato, I. Kearns, E. Kramer, J. Koopman, P. 1'iruino, V, Kondos. Row 2: A. Koremenos, F. Colla, D. Faskinbareer, G. Torrett, H. Loeb, R, Conrad, C. Ferrara, I. Bruno, C. Ilatzi, R. Sansone. Row3: R. Sparacio, M, Tobotzke, I. Klonafo, G. Moore, A. Balister, F. Zarcmii, E. Chinn- bers, L. Treder, B. Cowell, M. Pisclilie, M. Menos. ROW4: A. Alberti, R. Kelxl, I. Ebert, S. Pap- pas, M. Zappia. D. De- mos. A. Sehragzer, A. Uiancuzzo, li. Mzmlxs, L. Parker. ROWS: H. Schriuler, G. I ibrizzi, I. Buszllacclxi, V. Colletti, P. Irlagzm, TS, Alessi, C. Hnerth, D. Cefalu, R. Sweet, D. Bertucci. Officers-PresidentfRose Sparacio Vice President-Peter Piraino J U N Secretary-Patricia Hagan Treasurer-Grace Librizzi I- I Y C B Focus-In room 109. Miss Daley Time Exposure-At 3:10 on the third Tuesday of each month. Miss Pgfe Final Development-To promote appreciation and knowledge of plays, ffdlvi-'eff poems, and other literature. Enlargement-Each semester a popcorn ball sale is held under the guidance of Miss Pofe. S E C R E W Officers--Chief Electrician-YRobert O'Donnell Assistants-James Wallace, Mike Pulito Assist'ants-William Polley, Herman Zinda Mr- DUHIOP Chief of Scenery and Construction-R. Kron Mr' Suchv Focus-On the stage at 3:10. Advisers Time Exposure-Every night. Final Development-Place scenery, fix lights for plays, operettas, grad uation, and assemblies. Rowlz I. XVa1lace, R O'Donnell, M. Pulito H. Neeman, D. Chris tensen, R. Kron, XV Polley, H. Zinda. S efventy fi-ve Row 1. Thomas Orlando, Tony Stancampiano, William Polley, Frederick Himes, Marcia Kamps, Bernadette Oscars, Robert Conrad, Carmella DiTrapani, John Andersen. Row 2. Helen Brusberg, Willard Leshin, Salvatore Mancuso, Marvin Plotkin, Alice-Ruth Logemann, Frank Gianopoulos, Francis Reale, Vernon Lowell, Harvey Petersen, Howard Janson, Gerald Reed, June Oviatt, Ethel Mae Kamps, Brayton Burks, Jean Nooyen, Genevieve Mather. Row 3. Salvatore Mastrogiovanni, James Clemmons, Florence Olasz, Philip Sparacino, Carl Gingrass, Alvin Kent, Dominic Sorce, Arno Mundt, Anthony Balistreri, Stanley Kocent, Joseph Thomas, Robert Mundt, Corlis Pitzo. Row 4. Andrew Petta, Robert Feldman, Emil Rahn, Frederick Alioto, Dudley Olson, John Hess, Henry Ramsey, Douglas Holcomb, Bill Rielly, Ben Librizzi, Roger Clow, Nello Zortia, Chester Champion, Joe Zizzo, Vern Foell, Steve Gaveras, William Chaffee, Frank Orlando. Row S. Mr. Borgwardt, John Russo. B First Chairs-Tom Orlando, Frank Orlando, Corlis Pitzo, Frank Gianopoulos. Mr. Borgwardt Director Time Exposure-Every day, fifth hour. Focus-On the stage. Final Developments-To develop an appreciation of f1ner music. To display Lincoln on the football field. Enlargements-The yearly tournament sponsored by the Eastern Wisf consin Music Association. The annual concert in January prof vides opportunity for school to hear all the musical organizations. Proceeds to be used for new band uniforms. Swvmzty-six Row 1. John Fiasca, John Russo, James Scheer, Annabelle Lakritz, Mildred Natzke, John Andersen. . Row 2. Mary Jane Monte, Margaret Weseli, Nick Sanfilippo, Tony Guiffre, Marvel Knutson, Elvita Clementi, Dorothy Czecholin- ski, Robert George Evensen, Marion Diesel, Ann Schrager, Norbert Busch, Alice-Ruth Logemann, Marcia Kamps, Bernadette Oscars. Row 3. Violet Reis, Rose Ray, Lorraine Priebe, Rose Sparacio, Anthony E. Ohanian, Evelyn Marquardt, Bonnie Mickelson, Stanley Catarozzoli, Charles Gomez, Robert Sweet, Marcene Whitlock, Frank Orlando, Jean Waldstrom, Mayme Loke, Rose Gigante, Annette Milano, Anna Manna, Francis A. Reale, Frank H. Gianopoulos, C. G. Katsune, Tom Orlando. Row 4. Philip Ciano, Joe Bongiorno, Fred Jerger, Saraphina Germana, Carmen Blunk, Sam Monfre, Joe Don Ferguson, Emil Rahn, Robert Feldman, Frederick Alioto, Barbara Bevilacqua, Effie Tedrow, Alice Nelson, VVilliam Chaiafee, Frank Orlando, Brayton Burks, Genevieve Mather. Row 5. Jean Miller, Andrew Petta, Everett Clark. Officers-Concert M astere-John Fiasca Second Chair-John Russo . . M' B Time Exposure-Each sixth hour. ISS . tune Dzrector Focus-Stage. Final Dev-elopmentsmPlayed for Senior plays in December and May. Also played the accompaniment for the Seniors at Commence' ment. In April the orchestra took an important part in prof ducing the operetta. EnlargementsfAnnual concert in January. Entered Eastern Wisconsin Music Tournament, class B. Sefventy-.w-vm: Row 1 Z C . Purpero, C. Fitch, 1.. Murphy, Y. C. Smith, H. Paulsen. Row2: S. lXIcCann, I.. Boyd, I. Smele, R. De- Longe, U, llackrie. Row 3: B. 1' 21 n o s , A. Knutson, M. Dehlers, IC. xX7Sll1StEl1l, C. Bran- stetter, V. Neeman. FR E N C H U B OHicers-President-Edith Weinstein . l Vice President-Dionysia Mackrie S ecretaryfAlva Knutson Miss Beattie Trea.vurerffMarcella De Mers Adviser Focus-In 305. Time Exposure-Every. Final Developments-Play French games, sing French songs, entertain French speakers occasionally. OHi -P 'd -F k P l' Gets Vziifl IifltfsideZEiiToh3iuCazzana A N C B S ecretaryFSarah Sinagra Treasurer-Louis Romano Mr' Bussone ' Focus-In room 318. Ad'U'4'f ' Time Exposure-At 3:10 on the second Thursday and fourth Wednesf day of each month. Final Development-The function of the club is purely social, and the purpose is to improve the Italian spoken by the students. Enlargement-The club has given a dance, with Ioe Pitzo's orchestra furnishing the music. A hike to Doctor's Park was also sponf sored in April. Row1:F. D'Amato, I. Volpe, F. Pulito, I. Criscimagna, I. Pitzo, T. Gazzana, VV. Sciano. Row2: S. Sanfiilippo, I. Christifulli, I. Bertucci, M. lngrelli, R. Caruso, hi. Nussomeli, R. Gi- gante. Row 3: ll. Principati, I. Ceialu, T. Orlando, L. Trentaclue, I. Bliss, V. Sparacino, P. Saborn, M. Pulito. Row4: P. Provinzano, I. Maglio, I. Raimondo, N. Lanza, A. Balistreri, M. Contresceri, S. Or- lando, C. Garrella. Row 5 1 T. Stancampiano, R. Lupo, I. Eugenia, I. Vitrano, S. Sinagra, S. Shiro, F. Zarcone, N. Scarvaci, G.Iennaro. Sc-zmlzty-eight Rowlz R. Mundt, E Rahn, R. Staz, D. Lade, N. Georgiady, P. Tau bert, F, Clarke, E. Km mer, G. Parks. Row 2: I.S'cheer, D.B:1ll C. Fitch, M, XVeseli. S Klokow, V. DeGae tano, E. Henry, G Menus, I.. Stroikn, ll Bellinghouseri, Y. C Smith. ROWS: C. Galaskzn, B Idilllilll, O. YVashburn I. Moore, J. Jones, B Retzlaff, M. Scliwzirtz, I. lfiasca, L. Majcher Phyllis Krueger, M Butkiewicz. Row4: Irene Elir, D Klump, T.. Murphy, S McCann, F, Iafferis, B Foulks, A. Knutson, B Oscars, N. Arvan, :I Bliss. Row 5: D. Dietrich, B Logemann. E. lllulizew ski, B. T'hlenberg, H Brusberg, D. Beck, S. Stevens, D, Haydon, B. Spratler, T. Haydon, B. Ioehnk, C. Pollin, Offi -P 'd, -L ' M h VZiZ'15l'Z.-fdeififefiii hills BLUE DQIWNG Secretaryfliileen Henry Treasurer-June Bliss Miss Irvme FocusfRoom 305. M155 liezfme Time Exposure-At 3:10 on the second and fourth Wednesdays of ff' WSW' the month. Final Development-To study the drama and to promote interest in the theatre. Work shop plays: Household Hinls and It Pays to Be a Paggle. Enlargements-The Senior Play, The Poor Nut. Land of Ozgpref sen-ted at Milwaukee Art Institute. G E R M A N C I- U B Officers-PreridentfManfred Passau Miss Keeley Adviser Vzce President-Ruth Fromm Secretary and Treasurer-Hazel Schefft Focus-In 303 or library at 3:10. Time Exposure-First and third Tuesdays. Final Development-German guest speakers, parties. On May 3 they entertained the French Clubg picnic at the last meeting. Enlargement-Sponsored dance in February. X Row 1: M. llartmann, C' Ernst, J. Carr, E. Mar quurdt, ll. Seheflit, lll Passau. C. Doria, 'l' Chlenberg, R. Froinm Row2: G. Leichert, O Frunzmann, B. Rubin T, XVerth, I, Havdon I. lsche, M. lsche, A Clancy, N. Kladuik, lll Kirchner. - RoxL3: D. O'Keefe, R W ood, I. Hess, G. Bal las, B. Logemann, J Harfmann, C. Frey, 1' Bachmann, E. Grotli P. Reinhardt. Row4: E. Cresswell, 'IQ Dolphin, P. Erato, F Kohl, G. Bachmann, M L. Feldman, M. A Feldman, E. Kamps M. Buday, L. Gold, S Papasotim. Rowiz D. Scheer, P Anagnastopoulos, M Demos, C. Barylak, l. Schmidt, D. Taylor, P. XVetzeler, M. Reindl, P. Groth, D, Maekrie, V. Smith, Il. Bellingham- Sell. Sefvcnly mm G A A Officers-Presizlent-Caroline Mazza ' i ' Vice President-Marilyn Miller Miss Boyer Secretary-Lucille Bastin Advimr Treasurer-Bernice Uhlenberg Eigfzly Rowl: M. Chermak, M. Miller, A. Engelhardt, I. Picciurro, M. Mc Cormack, G. Gutwold, M. Crim, D. Taylor. Row 2: M. Zanpia, F. Ali ota, L. Zach, A. Mon- fre, J. R. Vitrano, M Sattile, M. Kump, M Demos, Sansoni, M A. Ignazitto. Row3:A. DiSalv0 L Faccio, F. Witzerilachl er, I. McGill, R. Kroptl T. Calaminici G. La vine. C. Mazza, 1. Wolf, L. Timm. Row 4: A. Giaimo, D Chopela, V. Tippner N Chopela, P. Anagnastol polous, A. Allen, V. Yianoplis, M. Veich F. cle Montmollin, M Colletti. 1 v w Focus-Room 1. Row 1 : C. Ernst, L. Bas- tin, B. Bastine, L. Bas- tin, F. Borowski, L. Treu, M. Ragan, L. Polaski. Row 2: M. Gundolf, D K. Kamin, A. Franchino, T. Busateri, E. Lovett, A. Koller, L. Beck, D. Ruttinger. Row 3: F. VVesterlund, I. Kuhn, I. Orvis. I. Starke, C. Galaska, I. Bachinski, A. Liniew- ski, V. J. Smith. Row 4: B. Uhlenberg, E. Malizewski, B. Loge- mann, G. Cooke, M. Menus, I. Oviatte, G. Bachmann, N. Melo. Row5:M. Zingale, lllf. Capuano, D. Stefhl, C. Jakubowski, F. Iaku- bowski, B. Oscars, M. Ische, I. lsche. Time Exposure-First Tuesday of the month at 3:10. Play games Tues' days and Thursdays at 3:10. Final Development-ATO discuss and participate in sports. Enlargements-200 points a year secures a letter. Competition in basketball. Indulge in ping pong, swimming, and baseball. M Row1:A. Bischof, R. Statz, I. Hooley, C. Richardson, D. XYhit- ney, G. Parks. Row 2: I. Helios, A. Dro- bizewski, T. Blelo, L. Bjegovich, J. lXIoo1'e, D. YVilcox, M. Schwartz. Row 3: D. O'Keefe, B. Retzlaff, D. Christen- sen, F. Pulito, H. Nee- man, F. Brunello, J. Mantalas, I. Scheer. Ofli -C ' -B b S Cars LiZIziflfZantiDofE52 Wilcox S E I C E C I- U B Directors-Donald Christensen, Frank Pulito, Jack Hooley, Dick Whitney Mf- Blfmien FocusARoom 112. Mr. Potter Time Exposure--Day before each social function when services will Mr. Osterndorf be needed-8:31 A. M. Adm,-ers Final Development-Service to school at commencements, plays, dances, open house, and basketball games. Enlargements-Membership of not more than 25 boys from the sophof more, junior, and senior class. E C L U B Officers-Preszklent-Merton Koplin Vice President-Roy Schroeder M h Sevretary-William Ganz A r' ,Sue Y Focus-111. dimer Time Exposure-Every night except on faculty meeting nights. Final Developments-Took photographs of the important events-phof tographecl the football men-kept Quill supplied with pictures for the newspaper. Enlargement-Took pictures for Quill Annual. We' ew Row 1 1 RI. Koplin, Maertz, G. Parks, . Wiese, Mr. Suchy, Hepp, F. Corraro, . Klein. MP5 Row2:H. Jeanson, Ganz, R. Schroeder, . Busalacchi, B. Dane, I. Moore, D. Christen- son, H. Zinda, J. Bol- dizsar. Row 3: T. Gazzana, I. Wallace, R. Statz, J Scheer, I. Alioto, K. Kainz, T.. Theiss, V. Miller, R. Kron. Row-1:J'. Ziino, R. O'Donnell, F. Pulito, I. Russo, A. Petta, D. Ol- son, Nicholas Buttitta, B. Aspenlirter, A. Dro- bizewski. Eiglziy-on Row 1: B. Logemann, L. . E. Murphy, li. Mar- quarrlt, P. Krueger, A. Bisclwf, C. Richardson. Row 2 : J. lsche, I. Hay- don, N. Gitlitz, B. Spratler, G. XValls, B. Hagan, D. Christensen. Row 3: ll. Bellinghausen, 11. Fairfield, C. Fitch S. Klokow, li. llenry, I. l larfmann. ROW4: McCann, D, Ilayclon, C. Bielefeldt. L. Gold, E. XVeinstein, N. Veich, E. Stolpe. Olfi -P 'd gCh ltt B 'l f ldt 310'-GGY C'-U3 zfiffffffffdenffghiiefliiifcann Secretary-Edith Weinstein Mr- Johnstone Treasurer-Robert Holliday Adviser Focus-In room 116. Time Exposure-At 3:10 on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Final Development-Take field trips and invite guest speakers to speak on subjects of a biological nature. Enlai-gementfThe club sponsors the St. Patrick's Day Dance each year. OHi W-P 'd -R T Cars 1531 Iglltlsidefiillcdvseelsinn Cobus M A I-I 0 N Secretary-Dorothy Trentadue Treasurer-Ida Sylvestri Mff- Plehfl Focusfln room 104. M155 N615 Time Exposure-At 5:10 on the .last Tuesday of each month. fId'UZW 5 Final DevelopmentWMain social events were a Hallowe'en get together and Christmas bingo party. Enlai-gementfMeta Adelphon members and those of the Ann Rutledge Club sponsored the track and basketball banquets. Row 1: 1. Farnham, I. Jeffery, M. Leach, E. Brunello, C. D'Amico, V. Kondos, M. XVicks, R. Juszczynski. ROWZ: M. Vitrano, D. Trentadue, R. A. Co- bus, N. Bickle, F. Col- la, S. Vaiana, E. Cham- bers, M. Lobotzke, G. Moore. Row 3: J. Monafo, I. Vill- now. B. Cowell, N. llaro, R. Sansoni, A. Balisteri, A. Sverstad, I. Ruttinger, I. Rubin. Row 4: L. Triscari, C. McRavey, I. Doria, M. Maglio, C. llatzi, I. Schiro, S. Pappas, M. Zappia, D. Demos. Row S : I. Bartolone Ramsey, A. Placeas, M. Busalacchi, A. Vinci, S. Orlando, T. Cilvestri, J. Deflaetano, R. Torre. 1 ,JV Eighty-if-wo Row 1: R. B. Mason, R. Lena, I. Hooley, C. Richardson, Il. Zem- licka. A. XYiese, VY. Holst, K. Klein. Row 2: E. Rigacci, L. Kailas, C. lViese, P. Reinhardt, N. Gitlitz, I. Russo, I. Andersen, I. Volpe. Row 3: M. Kirchner, L. Bastin, E. Hartman, D. lYilcox, E. Thompson, B. Jakusz, A. Bischof, N. T. Topetzes. Row 4: K. Guilthford, M. Iamorski, J. Orvis, P. Bachman, M. Kitzing- er, C. Mazza. M. De Mers, G. Vvalls, M. Capuano, D. Stefhl. Row 5: L. Gold, S. Pa- posotirin. S. llalmo, X. Kuhn, M. Bloomfield, E. XVeinstein. G. Math- er, T. XVertl1, C. Ia- klubowski, A, Busalac- cu. Oilicers-President-Merton Koplin Vice Pre.videntADonald Christensen H A R l- U I N Secretary-Jean Anderson Miss Boyle Treasurer-George Blake Miss Cralg Advisers Focus-In room 217. Time Exposure-At 3 110 on the iirst and third Thursday of each month. Final Development-Reception at beginning of each semester including an amateur show and refreshments. Produced three work shop plays: Young America, A Girl to Order, and The Boor. In February, Shorewood players were guests of the club, and recipf rocal performances were given. Enlargements-Homecoming stunt, Christmas play in December, and Senior play, Green Stockings, in May. Rowlz D. O'Keefe, I. Blake, D. Christensen, RI. Koplin, R. Craig, L, Boyle, J. Andersen, N. Rudd, G. Blake. Row2: E. Ferrari, A. Petta, P. Groth, D. Mackrie, I. Bailey, A. Vernace, F. Doria, I. Mix, P. Ries, M. Nord- land, M. Ische. Row 3: C. Barylak, B. Ganz, M. Mackrie, M. Gundolf, I. Helios, C. Hatzi, G. Poulos, F. Iakubowski, I. Zemlic- ka, B. Giberson, B. Skenadore. Row4: B. Burks, E. Moon, A. Lakritz, G. Alberti, L. Scott, A. Olson, O. Singler, M. Fessenbecker, A. Fes- senbecker, I. Berger, B. Holm, N.. Fischer. ROWS: W. Shumake, M. Stachowiak, E. Jones, R. Fischer, E. Eichers, I. Habermehl, M. Colby, V. Federman, L. Hull L. Timm, G. Gertwald F. VVesterlund. Eighty ilu re v 1 Officers-President-Sarah Sinagra SecretaryfMary Ingrelli Treasurer-Louise Murphy FocusfGym at 3:10. Time Exposure-Last Thursday of each month. Final Development-Varied entertainment: personality talk, puppet show, sketch on oflice etiquette. Enlargement-Football dance annually for football banquet. Rowlz G. Leichert, S. Aza rowicz, C. Galaska, G Walczak, F. Anas, B Mills, I. Starke, M. I. Su minski, l. Bachinski, A Schmid. Row2: M. lngrelli, S. San Filippo, 1. Demos, M. Klad- nik, D. Korff, M. Knuth I. Orvis, B. Oscars, B. Ar riold, L. Gold, R. VV. Mel ton. Row 3: P. Krueger, A Knutson, I. Bliss, F.. Casa- lena, M. F. Gundolf, D Vlasis, D. XVolochek, G. Strnika, M. A. Feldman M. L. Feldman, I. Vigli- one, I. Picciurro. Row4: L. Bastin, A. Ian- kowski, H. VVeltrowski. M. Wleseli B. oehnk . Hai , I .J don, D. Beek, B. Loge- mann, L. Blurphy, li Iones, L. Lemieu, S. Colla Row 5: R. Fromm, I. XValml: strom, D. Messer, C. Have ostek, F. Lust, D. Jolmsoit L. Kailas, L. Curtis, V DeGaetano, H. Bellingl hausen, C. Fitch. fmfzty-four Row 1: A. XVurm, M. Vlasis E. Malizewski, B. Uhlen berg, V. Neeman, D. Blum D. Czecholinski, K. Patsis F. Jafferis. Row 2: A. Giaimo, L. XVicks J. Patti, G, namactv. Lori becki, L.Zoch, M. McCann, C. Mastrocola, N. Clemen- ti, M. Zappia, R. Krapfl. Row 3: M. Buday, V. C. Smith, S. Stevens, N. Lan- za, V. Feclerman, B. Jones, M. Veich, S. Sinagra, F. Zarcone, F. Aliota, M. Col- letti, M. Diesel, D. Chope- la, M. Knuth. Row 4: Rl, Schachameier, D. Mackrie, A. Lovercio, R. Gulgowski, S. Papasoterin, T. Zemlecka, C. Hatzi, F. D'Amato, M. Greco, A. Blonfre, I. Vitrano, C. Gar- rella, R, Lindner, M. Bel- rose. ROWS: A. Clancy, lNl. Spina xzola, C. Bielefeldt, B. Spratler, C. Purpero, M. Knutson, I. Cefalu, M. Castiglione, P. Reinhardt, V. Sparacino, A. Briggs. R. Triepe, A. Franchino. INTER SE Miss Tainsh Miss McDermott Miss Matthews Miss Hickey 11 dfvisfrs Row 1: C. Hayostek, A. Calio, G. Stroika, D. YVolochek, L. Bykow- ski, E. Leifer, I. VVald- strom. Row 2: M. YValsh, M. Frinzi, F. Holt, I. VVolf, V. Sparacino, I. Demos, E. Pappas. Row 3: M. Collura, R. Kramer, G. Alberte, C. Picciurro, R. Pelle- grino, S. Sanfilippo, I. Picciurro, I. Viglione. Row 4: G. Butkiewicz, S. Librizzi, L. Bersch, B. Legosk, A. Moran, M. Veich, M. DiFonzo, M. Pischke. Row 5: M. Knuth, L. Treder, S. Schrager, I. McGill, E. Iones, M. Menos, A. Zingale, M. Urban, M. Natzkeo. Oflicers-President-Josephine Viglione Vice President-Mildred Natzke Secretary-Marcella Urban Treasurer-Lucille Bykowski Focus-In room 408 or 409 at 3:10. Time ExposurefFourth Tuesday of the month. Final Development-Two field trips and one social gathering. Enlargement-Sponsored Easter Candy Sale. awww 1- Z -.,, f ff - ff -' , 0, f M - hffwl rw 'xii' R f - 5-1 1 v 1-.,, 3, , ,A ,. 1. . : ' ' M 0 . gay? Q., Z7 ..,., 7 ,Zz , f , Wggqzw ,.,, I-ICUSEI-IOLD ARTS CLUB Miss Reese Miss Risjord Advisers Eighty-fifv BOHEMIAN GIRL THE POOR NUT Tl-IE BCI-IEIVHAN GIRL The operetta was the major production of the music department in the past year. It presented our football and boxing hero, Alex Kondos, in the lead with June Habermehl as his heroine. The cos' tumes and scenery were very colorfulg the musical score and various dances were well presented. Miss Brune and Mr. Lane directed. GREEN STOCKINGS The big event of the Harlequin Dramatic society, was a huge success with Miss Boyle as its director and Miss Craig as assistant. jean Anderson and George Blake were the romantic team, and Merton Koplin was very amusing as an empty headed Englishman with Marie Kitzinger as his lady love. TI-IE PGGR NUT A most amusing production of the Blue Domino Club, was classed as one of the finest plays prof duced in recent years. James Wadleigh was very well cast as uthe poor nut. Louise Murphy was very charming in the feminine lead. Miss Irvine and Miss Beattie were the directors. BOHEMIAN GIRL GREEN STOCKINGS gk 1 Eighty-.fix f A K , '- ' 4 X -i1.1S?lvif,v.7'3' v ,ztnffwzwi : ,, 2- ,sv T 5, QL Kp ,,-7 : 'ff ,V -, QL new 7-fu uf 5' 1 f, J ,, Mg -, M f i f, Q4 Q, My .' 5, rp V V' ' , . . s Q, ' ' ff.:-' ,z V, QM N' - K K 7 x , f, V ff :H X , N, my , ' K f 171- Wf ' ' 21 ,M- rm .A ,,, ,X .,f w U51 4' 7, f. 4 gm -f 43 ima- ii, 5 G ,M Ii E ,S Lincoln Spirrt. . FOOTBAL CHAMPION+C1fnter CHIESAfRigfzt llalf CORCORAN-Left Tackle EMBRY-Left End Allfcity center of sevf His kicks put us in A very experienced One of the fastest me eral newspapers. Was scoring position. Made lad. He provided the on the team. Mad the scrappiest on the the first team on his large gaps for the second team as allfcit team. natural ability. backs to go through. end. . ' . . r , A QLLAL MICKELSON-Riglzt Tackle NOWICKI-Fullback PURPERO-Guard 1 RAMTHUN-Guard STAUDT-Lrft Guarc A stonewall on def One of o u r b e st Small in size, but pos' Was voted Lincoln's The fastest interfer fense. Always played ground gainers. Gen' sessed plenty of fight. most valuable playerg ring lineman in th his heart outg was fre- erated pep and spirit Gave everything he V also made all- ci t y conference. Was give quently in the pile' into the team. had when called to team. honorable mention 0 ups, duty, allfcity team. West Milwaukee-12, Lincoln-6 Lincoln-75 North-6 East-20g Lincoln-7 Though they opened their season with a 12f6 defeat at the hands of West Milwaukee, Lincoln's newly formed team rallied to place second in the city conference. North proved a close rival, but Ranthum's extra point after Zimmerman's touchdown made the score 7f6. On October 16, Lincoln met their traditional rivals, East, and bowed before the Orangemen with a score of 2017. Eigflzfy-right EASON FACCIO-Quarferback GAZZANA-Half GORSKI-Quarterback KONDCS-Fullback Did a fine job for his A good punter and The finest blocker on A great player, that first season. Was al' smart player on def the team. Determinaf will be back next year. ways in the pilefups. fense. Size was some' tion to succeed made A demon in hitting times a handicap. him a good player. the line. VLASIS-Halfbacle VRABEC-Right End ZIMMERMAN-Half EMMANUELE-4Ma1zager Played headsfup ball Small in size, but pos' Scored most of the When the team was while in the game. sessed plenty of fight. touchdowns by his thirsty, or needed asf Handicapped by lack Gave all he had when open field running. sistance, he was there of experience. called to duty. Made some allfcity to lend a hand. teams. Lincoln-145 Custer-6 Bay View-305 Lincoln-21 Lincoln-225 West-6 Lincoln-65 Tech-0 Winning Lincoln's second game, Zimmerman pushed the ball over the goal twice to snatch a victory of 14f6 over Custer. Bay View was the next to make Lincoln bow with a score of 30 to 21. Embry, Vlasis, and Zimmerman each tolled 6 points to roll up a score of 22 to West's 6.' In the Homef coming Game, the alumni were elated to see Corcoran block Tech's kick and Kondos scamper over the goal for the lone touchdown of the game. Eighty-nine BASKETBAIJ CALAMINICI- CHIESA- DeGAETANO- EMBRY- A fine and able lad One of the finest He was one of the He was always read' that always did his guards in Lincoln's scrappiest players to do his best whei best when called to history. Was coach's on the team. A ucrackf called upqng excep duty. choice for a l l f city er jack on defense. tionally fast in break team. ing away. 1 l , i i LEWIS- OSSANA- PATTI- VRABECf POIA- Improved considerably The mainstay of the A small fellow that Did not see much ac- He ranked with tb as the season went on. team. Was the con' should be a great play' tion, but the experif best in his floor plaj Here's hoping he ference's high scorer, erin the future. ence he received will Was lost by mir goes to town next and coach's choice for help him next season. semester graduation. year. allfcity. FIRST HALF With one of the strongest teams in Lincoln's history, the Comets, under the guidance of Poja, DeGaetano, Ossana, and Chiesa, defeated South 35 to 27. A decisive victory of 32 to 10 over Pulaski put the BluefGrays up as serious contenders for the title. Their team, now functioning perfectly, did away with Tech 57f26 and Juneau 3747. West, cofchamps with Lincoln offered little competition for the Comets w-ho tolled up 29 points to West's 14. The last game of the first semester and for several of our stars was a 3545 victory over North. Ninfiy l SEASGN AZZANA- HOLCOMB- -IOHNSi LANDON- A grand fellow that Did not play much A fine boy that was A tall rangy lad that played his heart out this year, but he is a known as the Nef played a fine game. when in the game. good prospect for the braska Cyclone. His Was useful in getting future. play helped team conf rebounds. siderably. RAMSEY- SANTNERi SANFT- STENGLEIN- TONOLI- ' A small and fast lad. He played an excellent One of the smoothest Played his best in the He was the mascot ' His speed will make brand of ball on def members on the team. East and .Custer bat' and the cofmanager of him a good player in fense. Was at his best His defense work was tles. A great boy to the team. Very popu' the future. at all times. dominant. know. lar among the players. SECOND HALF The second semester found Lincoln with almost all new men. However, several weeks' practice put the revamped team in good condition. Putting up a game fight, Washingtoim nosed the Comets out, 28f2O. The team performed admirably to take Bay View 33-11, with Stenglein high scorer. Custer fell 2861 and East was swamped 34f49 placing Lincoln in top place with West. Again the coveted title came back where Lincoln students think it rightfully belongsfat Lincoln. Ninety-om' TRACK GAZZANA- EWERTH- ANDERSEN- EMBRY- FRANZEN- Allfaround athlete who An experienced fellow Improved consider' Was captain of the A tall rangy lad who proved his worth in who scored most of his ' ably as season went team. Piled up many shone in the high and track as well as in points in the discus. on. Was the tcam's points in the dashes. low hurdles. other sports. leading half miler. BIEGOVICH-- STELZNERg BALISTRERI- SHARMERM It was a pleasure to He ran furiously in For a boy lacking in Was the team's out- see this lad pull away the 440fyard dash to experience he did ex' standing miler. ,Came in the 220fyard dash, score many points. ceptionally well as a close to tying the miler. . school record in Hrst meet. Row 1: CLeft to rghtj-Terris, Kondos, Piraino, Gazzana, Embry, Bjegovich, Andersen, Pfaff, Ewert, Menus, Moore. Row 2: Stancampiano, Stasey, Bruno, Sliiro, Barry, Yianopulis, Zello, Demos, Giaimo, Wilson, Tralongo, Andreotti. ' . Row 3: Seriopoulos, Pizzino, Balistreri, Purpero, Melo, Orlando, Chanos, Volpe, Scharmer, Wong, Varsos, Russo, Mackrie, Meister. I Row 4: Frymark, Balistrieri, Ford, Holliday, Widuli, Smith, Stelzner, Vrabec, Zimmerman, Faccio, Demopoulos, Balistreri, Aspenlerter, Piotrowski. Row 5: Holcomb, lllahoney, Franzen, Curry, Parks, Kainz, Richardson, Maglio, Ioice, Dichiaro, Lade, Bedford. TRACK TEAM Our track team battled through another hectic season without much luck. Lack of material in the field events held them back. Captain Forrest Embry was the star of the team, scoring first consistently in the lOOfyard and 22Ofyard dashes. Fred Anderson, half milerg Charles Stelzner, 44Ofyard dash mang and Nick Gazzana, broad jump star, stood out in their respective events. Norman Scharmer and Sam Balistreri, milersg Louis Bjegovich, sprinterg and Gus Menos, half miler, were other standfouts. MINGI2 SPORTS CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM The CrossfCountry team came out from a stormy seaf son with apparently little success. Captain Gus Menos and Fred Anderson were the out' standing runners. Elmer Piraino, Angelo Pizzino, and Herbert Pfaif were their teammates. THE TENNIS TEAM Coach Wergin's tennis team emerged successfully after a long season. Some of the members showed wonderful improvement. William Dane, Ray Zbilicki, and William Retzlaff were the outstanding net players on the team. GYM TEAM Uur Gym team's best representatives in the city meet were Elmer Ramthun and Billy Ganz. Elmer scored 84 points, and Billy totaled 81 points to help the team place. SWIMMING TEAM The Swimming Team were victorious in only one meet, but in doing so produced two individual stars. These boys were Bob Statz and Mathew Schwartz, who received major letters for their feats. INTRAMURALS TEAMS-Top Row: YVildcats 303, Dernie's Danclies 105, All Stars 207D. Middle Row: Dark Horses 401, Cossacks 410, Electrons 111. Bottom Row: Badgers 321, Historians 322, Arcaclians 4. ,H IN TRAMURAL BASKETBALL Intramural basketball, under the direction of Mr. Foot, flourished during the past season as twelve teams battled for the championship. Divided into two leagues, the teams, representing homerooms, played thirtyflive snappy games. The winners of the A League were Mr. Philipp's Historians of homeroom 322. The B League saw Mr. Cole's C0ssacks at the top. 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