Lindblom Technical High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1952 volume:

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A x A E 21 ' 4: sv If MX I X. x 3 .wx.g.5y Y U N v Ewa W ,x ,,,,,,,,, I ,,, ES f F' 5 an six' .awk WE H fw if QS ,v x XX Q S52 N53 xlcy Q' Wm M 'X L' 1: :wx gr ., Kg 5 M vw' HUQQ mv' Q3 .ky pw f 1952 gqvlv' lb EI ., ,Q ,,-an- ' ,A A ti- - if K -0. , svll 'g , Q 4 ' X,-um low, I' 5 ,. wi dnl-A Awxy. 459' H, -'11 -,.. ..,.. gncluring emoried THE MEMORIES WE SHALL CHERISH ALWAYS ARE THOSE OF OUR DAYS AT LINDBLOM. THESE WERE THE DAYS THAT CHANGED OUR IDEAS AND IDEALS AND FASHIONED US INTO YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN .... IN THE YEARS TO COME WE SHALL REMEMBER THE CREATION OF NEW INTERESTS IN THE CLASS-ROOM, THE DEEP SATIS- FACTION FROM EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AND THE LASTING HAPPINESS FROM THE FORMATION OF NEW FRIENDSHIPS .... LOOK BACK WITH US AT SOME OF THESE ENDURING MEMORIES. IL' me icafion CARRIE LOUISE GEORGE The Eagle has long been synonymous with the career of one of Lindblom's most gracious and benign teachers. It is with sincere affection, therefore, and deep grati-tude that we dedicate this issue of the Eagle to Miss Carrie Louise George, who has been the sponsor of this publication since 1928. Her enthusi- asm, intellectual acumen, and literary zeal have been a source of inspiration to all who have helped shape the destiny of the Eagle through the years. Under her guidance it has served as a worthy tribute to Lindblom's progress in the development of good citizens and community leaders. Now, we proudly pause to offer our appreciative recognition of a dis- tinguished record of service devoted to the young people of Lindblom whom she leaves enriched with endearing mementos of classroom fun and lore and the joyful achievement of a perennial literary goal. May her protege, the Eagle, endure with the vitality and zest with which she has infused it. and may its heirs cherish the enduring memories of her wisdom and counsel. Page 6 y x 3 '34 if 4' iq! iw? 'X W vf zz... 5 R6 fi S as I 'X f r fi qw i . ...:, 5,9 4.:,. is if Sf . E n '31 Q K 1' Ckafen er mefd Ckamlaion From Byrne Field, to Shewbridge Field, to Soldier's Field! As we think back to the fun-filled days we spent at Lindblom, memories of our '51 football season remain foremost in our minds. Experiencing the thrill of winning the City Championship title and taking part in the memorable Pep assemblies to honor the stars of the gridiron will always remain in our minds as a very signifi- cant addition to our enduring memories. w ,S ,, W '----,.5,.,, 5 X .. ,- .WMWM WW Nc? - Q Page 8 jk 6 ! COW1Q6... Well! .SZQOIIJOP The Eagle is indeed fortunate in having Miss lVlarita Hogan sponsor the next lap of its flight. Holding teaching certificates both in Latin and in English she is admirably qualified for her new task. Although relatively a newcomer to Lindblom, Miss Hogan has already won a secure place in the esteem and affection of teachers and students. To work with her on the Eagle will be a very worth- while experience for members of the staff. Her youthful enthusiasm and outstanding ability cannot fail to prove stimulating. Faculty and student body wish her well in this new endeavor. Page 9 gjnoluring emorieo ' giufuring emoriea ' gzlwluring emoriefi THE SCHOOL THE LINDBLOM OF YESTERDAY AND TODAY, THE BUILDINGS NEW AND OLD, THE MEMO- RIES OF CLASSES AND CLASSROOMS, OF TEACHERS AND STUDENTS, OF THE VARIETY OF LIFE THAT COMPRISES A SCHOOL . . . ALL THESE ARE OURS . . . LUCKY LINDBLOM! HAPPY LINDBLOM! MIGHTY LINDBLOM! OUR LINDBLOM! gjncluring memoried ' glnciuring emorie5 ' gznciuring memoried In E MO' vinci--WAI MR. HARRY YATES Each student feels that Mr. Yates, while exacting in what he asks of the school body, is a true and understand- ing friend as well. His goals are the best and fullest development in char- acter and the highest and finest in achievement for each student. Page I2 Mi e M R . P A L M E R Capable, understanding, firm yet friendly, eager to help any Lind- blomite, Mr. Palmer is indeed a friend to all. l-le will forever hold a prominent spot in our memories. MRS. RADEMACHER To know Mrs. Rademacher is to know that our program problems are in good hands. Her eI'Hciency and poise are equal to any situation which might arise during registration. MRS. WILBUR Withotit the help and aid of Mrs. Wilbur, Lindblom would not run so smoothly. She assists the students in many ways and is well-known for her sunny disposition. 95 Page I3 acudy . . ROW ONE ROW TWO MR. AIKEN MRS. ATKINSON Technical Dept. English Dept. MR. ALVIR MRS. BARRY Language Dept. Phys. Ed. Dept. MR. ANDERSON MR. BLAIR Technical Dept. Social Studies Dept. MR. O. ANDERSON MR. BOHOR Technical Dept. Phys. Ed. Dept. MISS APPLEBY MRS. BROWN Commercial Dept. English Dept. Page I-1 ROW THREE MISS CALKINS Science Dept. MISS CALLEN Phys. Ed. Dept. MISS CLARIDGE English Dept. MRS. CONNOLLY Science Dept. MR. CROFTS Science Dept. ROW FOUR MISS DALY Home Arts Dept. MISS DELANEY Science Dept. MISS DOYLE Colnlnerciul Dept. M RS. DREN NAN Commercial Dept. MR. FREESE Technical Dept. W.-if i5',7,,.-P WM. arm'-Q. ROW ONE MR. GARBOW Mathematics Dept. MISS GEORGE English Dept. MISS GOE Science Dept. MISS GOLDBACHER Commercial Dept. MR. GOODMAN Social Studies Dept. ROW 'IIWO MISS GROVES Social Studies Dept. MISS HACKENBROCH Phys. Ed. Dept. MRS. HAYES Home Arts Dept. MISS HARRIS Mathematics Dept. MISS HOGAN Language Dept. Page I5 ROW THREE MISS HOWATT Social Studies Dept. MR. HUNTER Technical Dept. MR. HURN English Dept. MR. IANOUSEK Phys. Ed. Dept. MR. IEPSEN Commercial Dept. 6lClflAg ROVV FOUR MR. Q. IOHNSON Teclmiczil Dept Miss M. IOHNSON Music Dept. MR. IONES Phys. Ed. Dept. Miss IUNG Social Studies Dept MR. KAPLAN Social Studies Dept f I 9 Y If I .y11'.5l.w wi acudg . -1- . LQ-QW ROW ONE ROW TWO ROW THREE ROW FOUR MR. KAUP MRS. MACDONALD MR. MOEI-ILE MR, PENCE Science Dept. Language Dept. Technical Dept, Music Dept. MR. LABANT MRS. MANEIKIS MISS MULLER MR. PILDITCH Phys. Ed. Dept. English Dept. English Dept. Technical Dept. MR. LILEK MRS. MATZ MR. MULVANEY MISS RIEBEL Science Dept. English Dept. Commercial Dept. Conunerciznl Dept. SGT. LONGSHORE MISS McCAl.L MISS E. MURPHEY IVIRS. RULE R.O.T.C. English Dept. Phys. Ed. Dept. English Dept. MR. LYNGBY MRS. MCGRATH MISS C. MURPHY MISS RUSKIN Music Dept. Home Arts Dept. Phys. Ed. Dept, Art Dept. T Page I6 11 ROW ONE MRS. SCHLACKS Comnwrcinl Dvpt. MR. SCHMITT Art Ocpt. MRS. SCHUHMANN SEICIICL' Dept. MRS. SEDLACK Ifnglish Dvpt. MRS. SHALLENBERGER Iinglish Dvpt. ROW TWO MR. SHORE Social Studios Dvpt. MR. SMIDL Phys. lid. Dvpt. MISS E. SMITH Lzmguzngv Dc-pt. MR. W. SMITH Mathmnatics Dept. MR. SO LOMO N Matlmcmntics Dept. age I7 ROW THREE ROW FOUR MRS. SULLIVAN MR. VON HREMER Art Dept. Scicncc DI-pt. MR. SWANSON MR. WECKEI. Mathematics Dcpt. Mutlwxxmtics llvpl. MRS. TAYMOR MISS WET'l'ERI,llND Scivncc Dvpt. Conlnlvrciul Dm-pl. MR. THOMAS MR. WILLIAMS Tcchnical Dcpt. Murlwnuxrius D1-pt. MR. TORCH Mathvlnatics Dcpt. L 6LClLAy . ROW ONE MR. BACI-I Attendance Counselor MISS CRISMAN Adjustment Teacher MR. RUPPRECHT Placement Counselor MRS. CALPI-IA Librarian ROW TWO MISS DONEI-IUE Librarian MRS, KRAMER Librarian MISS DONLEAVY Clerk MISS SHANNON Clerk Page I8 ROW THREE MISS VVRIGI-IT Clerk MRS. AMTHOR Matron MR. BRAZIL Supply Clerk puma idd Skeet Miss Varian Shea, superintendent of District 4, has become a valued friend to all in Lind- blom since her appointment to her present position. efgednf did 8 With the leaving of Sgt. Natale. Lindblom lost one of its very best R,O.T.C. instructors. VVhile at Lindblom, Sgt. Natale and his boys won many championships. From 1944 to 1951, with the exception of 1946 when it took second place, the picked platoon has won the city championship. In addition, Sgt. Natale origi- nated girl cheerleaders at Lindblom, an activity which has been very successful. Page I9 ociaf .gzience elaarfmenf World history and United States history, civics, and geography are just a few of the many courses offered by the Social Studies Department. The teachers of this department help the students to become better citizens of the world, not by limiting their teaching to the past alone, but by stimulating disf cussions on current news and events. jeldfdffnienf All the Udo's and don'ts of our own English language are given special consideration in Lindblom's English Department, headed by Miss Garrity. Iournalism and Speech can be substituted for third-year English. ln all these classes good taste, selection, and understanding of literature are also stressed. The solid background of these necessities provided at Lindblom will help the students greatly in business and pleasure in years to come. Page 20 AQ 4, Xfiili 5af7 QM'Y. ,A x 4 KW! .. rw al 9 Page 21 jc niece! :Deparfmenf Perhaps with the future in mind, the boys in Lindblom's shops ardently work on their assignments, which range from making a tie rack to working on a complicated engine. Aff 2,0Cl,l il'l'l0l'lf Making clay figures, block printing, charcoal sketching and other phases of the artistic world are taught in the art classes at Lindblom. The art department, under the direction of Mr. Schmitt, develops among the students an appreciation for the fine arts and guides each one toward a realization'of his abilities in this field. Page 22 udic elaarfmenf ln addition to the required year of music, Lindblom offers the Band, Concert Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, and Chorus to its musi- cally minded students. Through their hard work and endeavor these organizations have added much glory and honor to Lindblom. 4-'f1.,Q.,:::f-iff? i mergers K' ,ji W :S ,,g,kg MJ, -,., ,H V .L g-as 5 15 :A A , fr K K . K f ' 5' ffig 'H' , if - f . 5fhM g'? s ! I Qi, Hs Qshvk H .H il A I WI lgilk xv sag ,pd 'Uk if . U 1 P H A x Aa , ii A., w . :,: Scientific facts about general science. biology. physics. and chemistry are learned in the Science Department. This depart- ment is becoming increasingly popular since students realize the need for scientific training in to- day's world. dence eloarfmenf The mysteries of life and death, heat and sound, and light and dark are ably explained to the students in practical applications in Lindhlonrs Science Department. Under the direction of Miss Goe, it offers general science and hiology in the line of fundamental learning, then physics and chemistry for those who wish to specialize in science. l'11L'f' 25 '5a'm Olfne .X4I f:5 Qeldaftnienf Cooking delicious meals that would win praise from anyone and learning to care for a sick person are just two of the many advantages gained from the very useful courses offered by the Home Arts Department under the direction of Mrs. Hayes. jc niece! cibeloarfmenf Among the courses offered for boys at Lindblom, the technical course is one of the most popular. With the aid of a complete line of equipment, the boys learn the skills connected with the different shops. Under the guidance of com- petent instructors, they gain a thorough understanding of the subject they are studying. Among the numerous shops are wood, print, machine, and foundry. Architectural and mechanical drawing are also offered. Page 26 N-ww angudge Ql06U ll'lflQl'lf Language study helps the student to glimpse horizons beyond his immedi- ate view and to develop ideas and values which contribute to an understanding of the world and the people around him. ln our Spanish and French classes the students become acquainted, not only with the languages of the countries, but with the customs and traditions of the lands themselves. The study of Latin is useful in acquiring a better understanding of our own language and civilization. Wafl lepaffmenf Courses offered in algebra, geometry, and advanced mathematics teach Lindblom students to reason more effectively with the exactness so essential to the mathematician, This department, under the direction of Mr. Williams. helps prepare students for a college career and for work in science and technology. ommerciaf ibelaarfrnenf Students taking the commercial courses offered at Lindblom are preparing themselves for well-paid jobs after graduation. The steno and typing classes teach the would-be secretary speed and efficiency. Essential tools of good office technique are acquired by the student who studies calculating, dictaf phone work, and mimeographing. Page 28 ,,,--f FRESHMEN MR, KAPLAN-104B Row l- Slama, Procick, Zyckowski, Dantzer, Ioras, McFarland, Morsovilla, Randich Row 2- McGregor, Gronkowki, Knight, Henager, Ferry, Weissengofer, Werner, Zuhn Row 3- Carter, Kelly, Sadlis, Moi'- stadt, Kaplan, Rodgers, Hofer, Boflin, Eder Row 4- Furlong, Durkin, Helancler, Thiele, Cason MISS BECK--1 10B Row l- Sroka, Barcy, Nimz, Manas- ses, Degnan, Singraber, Ceithaml Row2- Kress, Galbraith, Scholtes, Green, Knipfer, Norsic. Goaman Row 3- Eggert, Davis, Fleckeastein, Banks, Roberts, Bleimehl. Stroker, Gallagher Row 4- Gorski, Szeszycki, Dasluach, Sala, Malecek MR. HURN-118B Row l- Barth, Sweeney, Iennings, Turco, Doyle, Casey Row 2- Vicich, lVIas'owski, WZIQHQIX Vladar, Osis, Broman Row 3- Gopoian, Digangi, Smaltz, Chibe, Carpenter, Ambroze Row 4- Woislo, Fuja, Prieskop Page 30 .7Ae girdf .Skin oung golf ing FRESHMEN MRS. MANEIKIS- l2lB Rowl- Kwiatr. Sherman, Kieldyk. Shodeen, Zziwzicki, Vinzir, Stima Row 2 - Ritola. Thom, Gerlmc, Crotty. Peirson, Nelson, Oko Row 3- Hrebenek. Wariher. Rnzickzi, Kaiser, Hehl, Modicn. Wells Row 4- Disler. Stevens. Nilfes, Busile, Hicks, Zzippnvigiin. VVesslverg Row 5- Lewis, Socha MISS HARRIS- l 22B Row l- Vernon, Gierut. Haros. Schuck. Amione. Lu Dnca, Blazek Row 2- Senka. McLeer. Agnew, Bailey. Rnbicleau, Bouton, Schneller Row 3- Satzila, Boscarino. Benedetto. Manak. lVlcCzinney, Hoeltzcr. Flentje Row 4- Novosud. Singrziher. Scliaden. Barnett, Zychal MR. GARBOW- 20-QB Row l- Snllivan, Silva. Ruffulo, Greenwald, Aylward, LziBolle, Cliiarappa Row 2' Blessing, Kudlult, Hoffmeister, Koldolf, DeAngelis. Clifford, Geiger Row 3- Garbow. Eigenbauer. Kuli- rowski, Horn. Brown. Kuz- nicki, Malicki Row -l- Moolin, Foita, Parrish. Iany, Mietlicki, Aalderks, Walls Row 5- Kinq, Duclkowski, lsbitz Page 31 jufure CAamlai0nA F R E S H M E N Miss IOHNSON-206B Row l- Walenty, Goclisch, Scott, Vojtesak, Clark, Pinelli, Ros- kos, Gruhlke Row 2- Campbell, Palmquist, Kinzel, Santo, Hoffman, Sabatino, Sobey, Magerstaeclt Row 3- Rajewski, Kennedy, Pazan, Lange. Raddatz, Kasak Row 4- Hillehold, Bonnevier, Ka- trenak, Miss lohnson, Koleski, DiVytlacil, Sak Row 5- Lentini, Ieflries, H e n c i n s ki, Moore MISS WETTERLUND-212B Row l- Brya, Yacko, Pace, Iacobs, Prodan, Zimmerman, Gruhe Row 2- Gabbert, Stoffey, Ambuchl, Fiala, Paszkowski, Heinrich, Centino Row 3- Kaysen, Koval, Bremen, Keiner, Fecleania, Henderson, Galas Row 4- Stevart, Mock, Neubeck. Krzak. Edington, Mitchell, Millon, Paul MISS E. MLIRPHEY--219B Row l- lungman, Stocker, Swider, Dommermuth, DeVitto, Mraz, Hengst Row 2- Viece, Thomas, Folsom, Horf vath, Cranston, Coltman, Olson Row 3- Taylor, Strom, Carter, Mc- Govern, Point, Ritchie, Yer- kovich, Harty Row 4- Iohnson, Sutoe, Smith, Min- nick, Norris, Pell, Lee Page 32 udf Eginnin FRESHMEN MR. VON BREMER-231B Row l- Thiede. Reagan, Leitner. Reeder, Cox, Heiy. Mazziotta Row?- Detlaf, Sima, Rout. Unger. Breit, DeBattista. Snodgrass RQW3- Lacni. Bianchi. Kopay. Sznl, Simmons. Gross ROW4- Suich, Crannn, Highland. Mravca. Stephens, Bartz, Fiontek Row 5- VVashington. York, Barnann Burgess. Brenker MISS SCHLACKS-312B Row l- Malesich. Deiber. Doria, Christine, Altscharll, Welsli, Sonies Row 2- Crane. Morland. Maceynk, Klein, Gresh, Gnndy, Lello ROW3- Mzirtin. lVIacLean. Griilvisitn VVillett, Freddo, Clausii-Q Karonkowski Row 4- Lewis, Burger. VVendtlancl. Noelln. Schultheis, Grimm MRS. SULLIVAN-320B Row l- Ronayne, Chalonpka, Tor- mey. Perfetto, Cullen, Lipin- ski, Porlos Row 2 f- Williziiiis. Melker, Sherwin, Alllsi. Deplewski. Vi rz i n t, Powell Row 3- Malik. Klwin. Usavage, Aoyse, Schiefelbein. Weir Row 4- Fitz patrick, Bell. Albrecht. Sekera. Fruendt, Barth Chernal Row 5- Harrington, DeBow Page 33 Ze? lkllfl if now MISS RUSKIN-325B Row l- Bender, Murray, Smith, Van ecko, Schmidt. Goldman, Pat terson Row 2- Crites, Casey, Spitzke. Kolar Kovarcik, Wells, Lazo Row 3- Burke, Van Dyke, Zakaria Hoyne, Weaver, Rumsey lanicek Row 4- Ieffries, Voworski, Coco Miller, l-lauch, Jackson, Mills sf .,., - H A. MRS SCHUHMANN 324B Row l Harrls Sibwtlno Doyle Francs FlC'LlCCIlitClI1 God win Brenke Row 2- Ullrich VVilli'1ms. Colstcin, Wahlgren Grwy, Schi r, Kadler Row 3- Finley Higgins, Chromicky, England Warta Mrs. Schuh- mann Broman Row 4- Schmidt Urbwnski, Rwndt, Cunnely Thomws Burzinski. Balgemwnn, Glowacki Row 5- Lambert, lVl1rron Foute Spiegel IB ABSENTEES Row l- Degnan. Laflerty, lenninqs, Morgan Noll Row 2- Meyer, Brandstetter, Silva, Hanna, Luth Row 3- Cadjtz, Prieskop, Allis on. Graf, Rickert Row 4- Sochacki, Grant. Hill, Drake Page 34 SOPHOMORES MR. SHORE- 104A Row 1- Busse, Zaruba, SC h ra m ln, Sheppark. Wysocki, Hudacek. McGregor Row 2- Tribe. Tasseff, Ratgikg. Knopp, Lucas, Scott, mileyx Row 3- Bures. Warnik. Cross, Shore, Volkema, Smale Row 4- Bauer, Motel, Kacena, Weber, Rasinslfif Zyckowski Row 5- Minnick, Blank, Gardner. Nelson, Uraski MR. GOODMAN- 108A Row l- Reed, Grabowski. Warner, Hazzard, McLean, Baumgart- ner, Wimpenny Row 2- Dadkus, Pawlowski, Hensley, Carlson, O'Connor, Hubbard Row 3- Hribal, Anderson, Zacovitch, Kabica, Nlinasian, Thomas Row 4- Coblentz, Vosatka, Iensen. Klancher, Kaiser, Monreal Row 5- Kunstmann, Clayton. Rapacz. Ambroz MISS GOE-109A Row l- Ambroz, Ruzicka, Meis Melody, Anderson, Erickson Whyte Row 2- Phelan, Lenimeyer. Schneider Skapek. Schmidt, Kunatz Tenza Row 3- lohnson, Gamauf, DeKovic Carlson, Barry, Bain, Smith Row 4- Cernak. Hill, Virva. Semi- nara, Lamoureaux, Hooper Page 35 MR. SOLOMON- 1 27A Row 1- Mr. Solomon, Gastineau, Musser, Voss, Gwozdz, Mor- gan, Hart Row 2- Reed, Granitz, Martin, Lane, Brzoski, Silon, Mazur Row 3- Proszek, Sais, Younq, Vais- vil, Underwood, Rearns, Schley Row 4- Patton. Warren, Flamm, Kot, English, Dierog, Kelly Row 5- Rich, Pasalevich. Gantt, Rott. Schumaker, Carlson, Condon SOPHOMORES MISS MCCALL-122A Row l- Heitz, Zawacki, Kilarski. Schullhcis, Bostik, Nladscn, Schobert, Fleck Row 2- Peterson, Polaski, Magenas, Rio, Litviak, Yehling, Florian Row 3- Barden, Alhamonte. Kufta. Soden, Doincnk, Ostrowski, Ketchum Row 4- Neel. Vana, Erickson, Towers, Quirk, Budrevicius, Palmer MISS GEORGE- 124A Row l- Lynch, Miss George, Ionas, Gruhlke, Murlasits, Kosman, I-larnach Row 2- Reid, Kalamaras, Stearns, Rusker, Schultz, Wodrich, Alex Row 3- Booker, Tremmel, Krist, Marsden, Silherman, Vander- Wageli, Grincller Row 4- Mottys, Maxwell, Bahr. Iohsen, Grady, Canada, Wol- wiak Row 5- Schaefcr. Scapcrdinc, Wag- ner, Billings Page 36 I SOPHOMORES MR. ALVIR-203A Row l - Dzicdzic. Pulidcr. Blukcmzm, Nihill, Pclls. Rmnsny Rim- 2- Anclvrsou. lcrmolowic: lfvulmw. Zurvmru. Skow VVojlmrowski. Cllll Row 3- Kundrnt. Trlnk. Schocnlmrt lVlcKinscy. Skulwy, Brviling, Shiffrcn Row -1 - Palmvr, Fulmllmscll, Cusconc Samlucls, Bolmscrax. Brown RLUXY 5? Hujost. Alvir. Burkvr MISS HOGAN -205A Rowl- Gnrrctt, Durnvll, Cook VVvrt:. Richison. Brvyc r. Urlmn Row 2- Rolwluins. Slmlcnsk y. lVlilzmow- ski. Portcr. Hnrtlcy. Kvnncy Foltz. Pccka Row 3- Bcasnnt, liufkn, lfifcrt Nelson, Klvnwxls. Antosink Simonsis, Gvntlcmnn Row -I - Bohnstcngcl, Breyer. Bcdnar Hmnmond. Gibbons an e 121-'ij MR. WECKEL-2llA Row I - Nelson, Rulxl. VVilll1oit0. Titus. Walls. Crviclm. llrown Row 2- Portcr, Ponschkc, Kuvois, Utsclm. Huttvr, Skilm, llzxllcr Row 3- Iouqlns, Wilulmx, Kurzwvil, Slflllllilll. Schultz, Spioqvl, Schrocdvr Row -4- Fchwcidcrf, Willizxrxms. Thvvdv. Opvnlumlcr, Kulvilius 1-Hug plural MR. BALLINGER-301A Row 1- Rees, Poleski, Reyers, Milos. Sobieski, Davey, Yanik Row 2- Timmermann. Rimmele. Pat- ton, Markel, Glover. Krum- poch Row 3- Dundel, Horn, Kiphuth Campbell, Cole. Mackowiak Row 4- Maurer. Aders. Pold. Schuel- ler, Bailey, Wziliis Row 5- 1 Burke, Howe, Snyder, Neu- mann, Holoubek, Williains rowing gadf SOPHOMORES MISS CALKINS- 227A Row l- Scholvin, Peters, Sula, Sim- kus, Brya. Paluck. Lockwood, Coffey Row 2- Thomzis, Suetterlin, Ellefsen. Hotchkin, Oliver, Rozanas, Lally, Schmeister Row 3- Robertson, Szabo, Petersen, Lundy, Shields, Stretec Row 4- Iacobsen. Little, Werner, Lit- yiak, Keller H-Guang-ng MISS APPLEBY-230A Row l- ,-.J Klaub. Dame, Smith. Fans- low, Babcock, Bauer, Skly Row 2- Stelter, Peterson, Bell, Ruze- vick, Martens. O'Dea, Scales. Chylewski Row 3- Gala, Herman. Bukowski, Thompson. Grening, Brejch, Kandn Row 4- Leclman. Gurney. Lasko Page 38 S6938 V-3 SOPHOMORES MR. MOEHLE-303A Row l- Iiskrn, Mr. Moclilc. Kuvooms. Kappclcr. Schar, Vcnturclla, Mastcrson, Halziina Row 2- Broughmn, Rcmpcrt, Felin- czak, Roscnlucrg. Rainbow. Svolwodai, Sheridan Row 3- Lcslic. lirucgcr, Tictz. Stefan- ski, De-lvggc. Ruifolo, Polk Row 4-f Yarn. Brownfield, Sczcpanski, Naulnczik MR. SINGER-310A Row l - Hcston, Cliukurclzi. Payne, Szalkus. Gnllas RONV 2 f Starr, Parker, Cuinski. Kia-sling, Sislu, Urluxn Row 3- Bozinoviuh, Schultz. Curvar Rosslucrg, Kurgrnvc, Pitts 4 oun ing file Mn 0 ge 39 tt, w'N MISS HOWATT-106A Row l- Henslcy, Sutku. Gcrlwr. Orszulu. Hofstcndtvr. Williaxllls, Szzxrkn ROWZ- Frank. Andcrson. Mzxgcrus. Vvstul. Scfcik, 'l'hcrriault. Krziusc Row 3- VVinings. Scnkpicl. Grccnv. Ransford, Busmw, Froinlwlch. Wiliiiirski Rowli- Cnmlic. Smowton. Rnchford unus--- jnging -Swwnif SOPHOMORES MISS ILING-112A Rowl- Cainski, Gray, VVinn, Strcmplcr, Hofstcacltcrk, Bar- laarck, Francis Row?- Marino, Rullrnan, Lingl, Weyht-, Donnelly, Simpson, Fuchs Row3- Yates, Russell, Milos, Axel- strom, Pctrowski, Mitchell, Sucriclp, Slivka, Voltz Row 4- Dcwolf, llcrchman, Woj- tanck, Swanson, Tuttle, Vir- zintzvc QQ MISS CALLEN- 202A Rowl- Howcll, Mclchcr, Portcr, Orszula, Mills, Hatala. Poremhski Row 2- Kcrwin, Gruvcr. Pc-rna. Harris, Kovacich, Pastorcllo. Hanson. Schlakc MISS BROWN- 208A Row l- Pedcrson, Wisn Q r Noble Francis, Oswald Aldcrson Fleck Row 2- Blatt. Halagan. Prell, Calla- han, Burton, Miller Row 3- Harris, Pfcffcr, Mitchell, Hunt, Rc-hhan, Hudson. Roach Row 3- Bertsos. Burgchardt. Gciscr. Callen, Cohen, Hudson, I-Iruby Row 4- Morano, Allure.-cht, Kamradt, VVallhruch Page 40 l0l0Ql Undef CZQJJMQQH SOPHQMORES MISS SHALLENBERGER 210A Row l- VVilmcs. Hardy, Lingl. Kelly, Swcctcn. Sopko, Schmie-Cher Row 2- Lncoco. Li-wis, Kara, Barr, Kraft, Kocinn, Reid Row 3- Lavczzi. Davidson. Wngnci', Sicgcrt. Iohnson, Cranston, PL-nnoyvr, Iolms Row 4- Zckios. Prosst, Mutyskn. Put- nzim. Pzxrrn MR. LYNGBY-223A Row l- Nurcarti. Armstrong. Gran- zow. Arlwrain, Sicluolr. Milli- gsm Row 2- Corinclly, Coco. Bernal, Slizmahzm, Kroll, Holmlicrg Row 3- Dulcsandro, Dorizi, Robinson, Bogncr, Lynglwy. Cameron. Grcvnc Row '4- Nlzxriiiiiig, Antonclli MISS CLARIDGE-302A Row I- Kcrnicn. Angelos. Fvclcy. Koslcr, Liimczir, Nlorris Row 2- Snwycr. Tuma, lohnsoxi, Kor- lizikis, Hzmson, Etapli RUXV 3? Pinkowski, Schvuiivmariii. Klmtcr, Kvnting. Lvclvluulir. VVzilschlngrr Ruw 4- Fciclitiiigcr. Hawelkai 2B ABSENTEES Row l- Kziisvr. Rza-szut, Cnppas, Bziluka Row 2- Brzmdt. lVlzmkC. Lojcwski. VVvscl Row 3- Paytoii, Bonomo, Sukvy, Sweeney Page -fl lfYl05t 'Q Ju N 1 o R S MISS GROVES-ll0A Row l- Willizinis. lay, Picke George, Onesto, Keefe Velchek ROWZ- Engel, Leonhardt. Hansen Payton, Schinker, Milton Anderson Row 3- Kapustianyk, Berryman Erickson, Messinger, Hart Levy, Springer. Madden Row 4- X X Cov eow, Knrlson, Stinauer, 2 Milller, Kabala, Person X' Zinkus, Boetscher l 5 MISS YOLINKER-112A Row l- Lawrence. Brzizeziu, KHNVSOII Bertsos, Kirkpatrick. Hzmsnn Yzicko, Clmpinzm Row 2- Sadowski. Lokaiy. VVoclzi4 rozyk, Weiss, Levigne, Zil- loudek, Miller. Hziering Row 3- Wl1its'. Sucliy, Gopoizin, He- bert, Brousil. Pieczynski. Schiecke. Gzirlnnd R ow 4 - Mnulsby. Deveninq, Antolik. Hoorlh. Bisch, Noffke. Train- ziuskzis, Vim, Pvlziich MR. SWANSON-120A Rowl- Hailcy, Korper. Horaiites Mercier. Scliopp. VVinther Bertucci Row2- Cox. Czarnecki. Hendrix Sieben, Sleicha-rt. Shelton Grziefen Rowl- Kocimski, VVeiss, Nicmiec Proskey. lungmnn, Keating Pirofzilo, Randich Rowfl- Point. leimes, Rnndonis. Rock lin. McMahon, Hawks, La vezzi. Culver. lzickson Page 42 50 7Z6tl Gill 50 Gil' as MR. IANOUSEK- 204A Row l- Burkin, Rigby, Bruno, Fox, Occhiuzzo, Stiegal Row 2- Brown, Tanac, Russell, Williaxns, lVlarines, Grube. Trlak, Hintz Row 3- Stillwell, Sarna. Goelz, Ur- hanski. Gallager, Getautas. Dusablon, Bateman Row 4- Penczek, Roberts, Darmelle, Iohnson, Klilikauskas, Hainey, Ewing, Kovanda MR. G. IONES-206A Row l- Bulich, Shutt, Goss, Iurgens- mier, Egan. Wright, Bunce Row 2- Kersten, DeMato, Ambroz, Cervinka, Soltis, DiBenedetto, Patten. Benson Row 3- Regal, Geary, Bingham, Antelek. Neal, Bernicky. Bromarezyk, lung Rowli- Vlosak, Cassi, Kilinski, Peters, Ritter, Loibl, Kacor ROW5- Dabisch, Doljanin, Miizik, Peterson Page 43 z IUNIORS MISS MULLER- I 21A Row l- VVolters. Martensen. Witt. Kemp, Cullen. Hale, Svoboda Row 2- Dasher, Yehnert, Stoginski. Wolf, Amlwroz, Hager, Erickson Row 3- Phillips, Chaney, Hines. Adams. Harris. Cooiner, Plo- ciennik, Gndecki Row -1- Iiskra, Glover, Fee, Hardy. Bernas. Alberts, Karlson JUNIORS MR. IEPSEN-212A Row 1- DuPere. Cozzo, Funke, Ca- den, White. Stearns, Fitzhugh Row 2- Ross, Fischer, Dumas, Pas- quinelli, Cole, Cerveick, Sanazaro Row 3- Dedic, Rosato, Gauden, Casey, Bingham. Hayes, Mase Rowfl- Dragonetti, Maley, Rosian, White, Sturek, Mackenzie, Fiedler, Wisse MR. PENCE-213A Row 1- Dadas, Carpenter. Mzijerczyk, Zekios, Mzizurkiewicz. Mpilus Row ZW Kovalcik, Bellis. Martense Kirch, Hood. Hemzncek ROXX' 3 '- Shanahan, Smith, Knutson, Paviik. Chicoine. Dorn zi n. Osinski Rowli- Cohen. Smith, Strimel. Stefecek, Buclizic. Fahry, Mc- Kendrick I2L5VV 5 1 Davis, VVifson, Siedlinski, Pence, Nitz, Smagur, Zim- INCFIU III MISS DRENNAN -221A Row I-- Thom. Foitik. Cermaik. Kurt: Kamm, Buhai, Iohnson Row 2- Smiley, Skulzi, Iuhnson Gilich, Prochot, Page Bugajsky Row 3- Reynolds. Iietsch, Hughes Henry, Kzlzluuski. Awechno Roberts, Softis Row 4- Goller, Kzirznnugyianis, loniak Stair, Strockis. lnnkowski Hogan. Sloinski. Kirk Page 44 v MISS HUESING- 310A Row I- Burncs, Altman, Craynor, Sopko. Zakowski. Lnszcck. Costanzo, Dnvivs Row 2- Alwdo, Baron, Roysc, Ogdcn. Hcsvk, Culivndo, Rosdil Row 3- Brown, IjI'RlXVl'l'f, Ccrlnnk, Young, Nlillvr. Florvk, Iilck Rowi- Bzxlwiar. Abdul, Kcnncdy. Nelson, Clcsslcr. Uchison, Fitzgvrnld Row 5- Hnllns. Cygnn. Rnppclt. Bond MR. BLAIR-108B Row l- Mackoff. McLaughlin, Chi- gurr. Cmunr. Waltcrs, Sc-tzke, Kfcmcns Row 2- Smith. Ccrino. Fontana. Layo, VVilkc, Nicrman Row '5- Boyd. Kitchvn. Onvil, Eggcrt, Kclly. Iohnson M. Row '4- Bzxilcy. Unscr, Furlong, Iuhn- son. Sanders. Swartz Page 45 IUNIORS MRS. TAYMOR- 231A Row I - Vojtvsnk. Mnlcsic. Svdivy, Mannhnn, Schncidcr. Rncany. Huclwncr. Frcdvrick Row 2- Nicmicc. Mcgu, Brown. Kost. Forlws. Rogul. Coopvr Row 3- Sumulski, Kurulmugiuxlis, Pnrkvy. Hvnry. Scitlcr. Schrovdcr, Misup Row '1- Skonicki, Parris, Hickvy. Yavgcr, Dvorak, Shipamik Q'f Mmmminnq gonnnlvv' s x IUNIORS MISS GARRITY-120B Row l- Gabvl. Rvvd. Glenn, Bachin, Raney, Rant-n Row 2- Amirantc. Bonvss. Stanihulis. Noel. Wzigihnr, Frcckclton Row 3- Ccrncy. Kinnc-y, Hehcr, White, McGinley, Iopck Row 4- Swcct. Swanson, Voltz, Roch- ford, Trcnil Row 5- Kazdal, Hall, Hill r I f W lf' ' ' ' W aaamen afofaaf MISS CONNOLLY-127B Row l - Fox, Pctcrs, Giuifrc, Long- housvr, Hanson, Harder. Paluszok Row 2- Galvlncrt, Lilja. Smith, Mart' ing, liarlc, Ioncs. Watson Row 3- Stamhulis, Dean, Strasser. Ramacki. Slansky, Sootch- mur, Pcrtilc- Row 4- Bisgrouc. Eash. Dzija. LC Voy, Ric-stand. Storrs. Hcisler MISS HACKENBROCH 207B Row l- Bchling, Kiszkan, Pusstclnik, Hosta-va. Maccioccki, Shry- ock, Whc-clvr, Schnier Row 2 - Shaulis, Gonicz, Pctittc, Brown, Tillotson. Richards. Gray, Hauk Row 3- Hoard, Major, Pape, Statkus, Kraegcr, Kochalka, lanczcw- ski, Tomlinson Row 4- Sokol, Griffin, Picpcr, Eskild- son, Clark, Lyons, Iones. Ransford Page 46 86U el fke gon MR. HUNTER-302B Row I- Mr, Hunter, Beres. Morrison. VVojcil, Knapik. DelGuidicc. Bos Row 2- Schoell, Kuvales. Iagos, lef- fers, McLaughlin. Beezy, Gill, Lazaril R. Row 3- Levin. Morvis, Heinisch, Lemmert, Wienke. Manzella, Summers Row 4- Cox, Cervinka. Bender, Gunl, Lang 1 u N I 0 R s MR. MULVANEY-226B Row l- Rank. Spokes, Anilotti, Stig- berg, Sieczkarski, Griffin. Pirrel Row 2- Turner, Fehr. Berger. Vetter Szeflin, Piklor, Keane Row 3- Gardner, Mack. Backi, May- cla, Ziska, White, Rhodie ROW4- Barcikowski. Dellegrnzie, Grika 2A 8 3B ABSENTEES Row 1- Creighton, Biskey, Miller Row 2- Martin. Sneddon. Hunt, Ross Page 47 1 MISS GOLDBACHER-221B Row l- Cade. Nizich, Sarno, Stacell Gialamas, Kosman, Jones Row2- Liszka, Zerluian, Nlorrison Goldluacher, Vojahosky, Bil- lups, Stieper Row 3- Knoebel, Doyee, Shlensky Bantz. Bull, Rodonis Row 4- Schira, Stukus, Drigot, Zor- dani, Mitchell MR. LABANT- 202B Rowl- Guilbault, Deiber, Franich Trick, Valchar, Iordan Prokop Row 2- Parhad, Stigberg, Kupcliek, Parello, Gillespie, Mousel Row 3- Siebert, Petterscn, Doyle Tippet, Genge Row 4- Okroi, Sammons, Biggers Gordon v v ig Lee :S SENIORS MR. LILEK-123B Row l- Price, Angelos, Rex, Molis, Stone, Porbin, Brown- Row 2- Lundin, Sloan, Walsh, Con- torer, Hoeflinger, Irion, Boness Row 3- Turek, Koenig, Sawyer, Har- ris, Gasner, Kuektxo, Berg ROW4- Macak, Antoniacci, Sutko. Wessberg, Curtin, Kinner. Labeau Row 5- Killoren, Dcvereux X Page 48 ere af Judi Q SENIORS MISS DOYLE-205B Row l- Fulkerson, Savaglio, Loia- cono, Buerkle, Iohnson, Kar- nas. Pletzke Row 2- Szasz, Strobel. Waterinziri, Baugher, LnDuC21, Dorman. Hudson Rowla- Eostello, Skzlln. Gavoon. Weise. Cnstka, Anderson, Dickson, Anilvroz Rowli- Kozlowski, Sliackel, Valen- tine. Van Beveren, Klootwyk. VVhitney. Zelgy, Walker 1 :----- g- MRS. SEDLACK-128B Row l- Simonsis, Price. Sieger, Hu- talzl, Hartinunn, Duflin, Blahu Row 2- Brzigzi. Plolizir, Roberts, -9 lVliller, Nolan. lasik Row 3- Cnrter, Ruziukn, Barkstrom, Loscar. Hopp. Parker Row 4- Price, Popik MISS RIEBEL-223B Rowl- Petrzlitis. Pratscher. Smicik- las, Witt. Merkin, Pulido. Boehnke ,gan Row2-f Morley, Snowden, Sventek. Polansky. Ruzicka, Kaiser Page-I9 lenkins, Bitterlin. S c h oe n- hofen Row 3- Cunnea, Kemper, Boyd, Vilu- tis, Shields, Essof Row '1- glacial-ing memoriea ' gjncluring emoried ' glncluring Wemoriea ACTIVITIES THE FUN AND HAPPINESS OF CLUB AND ACTIVITY, THE BUILDING OF LEADERSHIP, THE ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN ACCOMPLISH- MENTS OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM ARE PART OF THE LIVING MEMORIES OF THE YEAR AT LINDBLOM. glncluring Wemorie5 ' gzncfuring memoriea ' gzncluring Wemoried ffhvf a fi?-5 miie. . ..9f, MADRIGALS To wear the golden stole of the Madrigals is the desire of every choir member. This select group of eighteen, made up of most of the choir soloists, is under the direction of Mr. Pence, Well-known throughout the city, they represent the choir when accommodations are not available for a large group. This year among their accomplishments stand their trips to Great Lakes Naval Hospital and singing at the Football Banquet at the Shoreland Hotel. A CAPPELLA CHCIR Known throughout the city for its fine music and outstanding talent is the Lindblom A Cappella Choir. This group, composed of many selected voices. has brought and kept Lindblom in the foreground of high school music. The choir has done much to keep the students of this school interested in music. Under the direction of Mr. Pence, the choir has achieved many honors through its appearance before numerous civic bodies. Page 52 A A S Q Y Q ,V Q xr .9- A-FSH K. I Il.:-'Ll X 1 Y 5 A yu N g E ,gg 0 Q .. ' ,. x 1 ' 3 1 V X 1 i s F . 5. . , 3 i I.. 5 Q is X -8 X 53 I E x f 9 S Q 5 .ff I Q , 'J wa aw f 3 if ga E QQ Q f xly' Sli ? 'b x Row Row Row Row iniafure .iAaiLow:5 ggi Blidy, Contour, Pusstelnik, Lanc, Walters, Griffin, Hintz, Sicaman, Musser, Billups, Beasley. Brown, Stanton, Iackson, Levin. Gassner, Gantt, Schaden. Bisgrovc, Florek, Pusstelnik, Heher, Brilcy, Setzkc, Ross. Mr. Lyngby-Conductor, Glaum, Gordon, Stephen, Ciwyeow, Person, Kroll, Kacor, Gabel, Skuby. G 'W 'A Page 54 0I'lCQl t UPCAQ6 iI 6L The Lindblom concert orchestra, a long standing musical organi- zation of Lindblom, is directed by Mr. Lyngby, who devotes his time to young Toscaninis. The orchestra not only develops in its members perfection in playing an instrument, but it helps to cultivate in them a better appreciation of music. Due to the fact that it takes a great deal of practice to perfect the presentation of an orchestral piece, the orchestra does not perform as often as some other musical organiza- tions. However, it does play at every graduation, Open House, and the Spring Festival. Page 55 ir :S , Ckorud Ofhcers-Odekirk, Alto Lib., I, Fox, lst Sop. Sec., Willhite, lst Sop, Sec., Rozanas, Ass't Ward-Mist., Campbell, 2nd Lib., Maley, Alto Sec. Officers-Turek, Ward-Mist., Urbaniak, Pres., Hintz, Accompanist, Blaba, Trcas DeKovicb, Vice-Pres. Adams, Sec. The Girls' Chorus, under the direction of Miss Iohnson, has added much luster to many of our assemblies. Among the accomplishments of the group are the Thanksgiving and Induction Assemblies, the Spring Festival, and the Choral Competition. To keep up the high standard it has always held, the chorus is continually striving to attain greater proficiency. Page 56 Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 it I -Bruno, Iohnson, Cullen, Kolpak, Willhoite, Nelson, DeKovich, Valchar, Vitt, Fox Titus. Longhouser. -Salstrand. Arnett, Stiegal, Macejik, Caden. Axelstrom. Carlson, Rozanas, Krumpoch Buhai, Stone. -Carter, Poleski, Miller, Szasz, Hart, Kraft, Mackoff, Kamm, Swan, Hintz, Adams Kapustianyk. -Blaha, Mottys, Amirante, Kosman, Racine, Fuchs, Zaruba. Sventek. Garland, Burg- chardt. Kalousek, Adams, Neel. McLean, Fox, Campbell, Fox. Deiber, Robbins, DelVlato, Loiacono, Patten, Odekirk Miss Iohnson. Witt, Cvirouard, Schulz, Hunt, Rank, Urhaniak. Pupkiewicz. Sieczarski, Turek, Maley Schramm, Prochot, Willhoite, Hanvey, Anderson, Mikulecky, Brown. Stigberg Ponschke. DeKovich, Silon. Briggs. Cunnea, Vaisvil, Russell, Antelek, Trlak, Fischer, Hesek, Cathcart, Klancher Morvis. Heenan. Ketchum. Page 57 0 L5 fAe J egl'l0ie Row l-Schaden, Hazen, Kazlauski, Gawrych, Person, Kroll, Ritter, Covycow. Row 2-Swanson, Pold, Tillotson, Du Pere, Nelson, Mazur, Hintz, Melody, Kersten, VVilson, Maulsby, Poreinski. Row 3-Kroll, Zacovitch, Anderson. Glover, Ruhl, Walters, Gresh, Booker, Brownfield. Paluszek, Porter, Kelly, Cohen. Row 4-Sefcik, Kurzweil, Cull. O'Connor, Miehle, Meyer, Manning, Callas, Ramhow, Ambroz Caditz, Doyle, Kacor. Row 5-Palmer, Gerber, Cole, Sukey, Brown. Row 6-Curtin, Kennye, Antonelli, Gabel, Soltis, Yehnert. Page 58 Lx 0l'lCel t The Concert Band has produced many talented musicians, some of whom have had no musical training before entering Lindblom. However, they re- ceived the fundamentals of music and through hard work finally graduated into the concert band. At pep rallies, on the football field, at assemblies, and at various other affairs, the Concert Band provides stirring music appropriate to the occasion. These talented musicians have shown the fine results of their many hours of practice by receiving several top honors in annual contests. Mr. Lyngby is the director of this fine musical organization. Page 59 Goelz, Layo, Sommer, Nielsen, Weissenhofer, Boers, Bruno. eeing M SENIOR GIRLS' COUNCIL One of the highest honors a Lindblorn girl can achieve is to be elected to the Senior Girls' Council, Since competition is so great the twenty-four girls on the Council must be the very best that our school can produce. Qualifications for membership include a good scholastic rating, dependa- bility, pleasing personality, activities and appearance. She must also be recom! mended by a teacher and voted upon by each 3A girl. The Councillors have many opportunities to help the school by conduct- ing sales, assisting with teas, serving at the Spring Festival, and contributing to the upkeep of the Girls' Social Room. Under the leadership of Mrs. Rule, sponsor, these services and duties are all fulfilled. The Senior Girls' Council is one of the finest organizations within Lindblom. Page 60 Evkovich, Barnes, Gralinski Kansas, Trager, DeKovich Dobslaw, Schmidt. Bellis, Underwood, Setzke Iuckins, Rasmussen, Taylor Matkovicli, Roth. Page 61 .js1lancL50me eroed Row l- Wood, Vlasaty Koppin. Blazck Babich Row 2- Bergstrom, Hofcr Levinthal Row 1- Moellcr, Swanson Iohnson, Berry Cassidy, Berg Hicks Row 2- Young, Lange Bell, White SENIOR BOYS' COUNCIL The members of the Senior Boys' Council are chosen by the students and boys under the guidance of Mr. Ianousek perform numerous duties which tend to improve both Lindblom and its students. It is the hope of almost every boy to become a member of the Council. Page 62 Row Row Row Row Row LUO Olfl iAQ Copeland, Asst, Ullrich, Kenney, Keating, Plohar. Gopoian, Voltz. Chief-Secy.. Crotts, Sponsor, Moeller. Chief. Pirofalo, Iones, Eoanou, Miller. Hruhy, Scitler, Asst. St-cy., Thomas Ross, Donienk, Putnam, Cwarver. Nlakowski, Stoginski, LalVlourt lux Fedeanis, Manasses, Keating, Proskey, Przyblski, Voltz. Krafcisin, Cervinkn. Hall Balesh, Dvorak Blazek, Bernas. Hickey. ide Roberts, . Stieper. Miller. Curtin. Fiedler. Gizowski. Bailey. Abrahani. Wilsoii, Sarau, Trcinl White, Openlanclcr. At any of Lindbloms assemblies or productions, you can see many in- dustrious boys rushing about. If you would look at them closely, you would see that they wear a small maroon badge with letters in gold that says: Lind- blom Technical High School Usher. This organization. under the supervision of Mr. Crofts, serves at all of Lindblom's assemblies and productions. These boys devote their time and energy to keeping up the Lindblom tradition of well-managed assemblies. Page 63 .gf li Ren ice Bob Babich, Marian Stoginski Co-Editors in Chief Mr. Swanson, Business Manager, Miss George, Sponsor, Miss Goldbacher, Advertising Sponsor, Miss Hogan, Sponsor. Page 64 EAGLE STAFF The life of an Eagle Staff member is indeed a restless one. When he is not writing an article, planning a layout, or arranging for pictures, he can usual- ly be found worrying about deadlines or rushing to finish assigned work. However, the end justifies the means for there is no greater thrill for a staff member than the first look at the new Eagle. Typists: Nielsen, Iackson, Adams, Miller. Business Staff: Fox, Hofer, Co-Business Man- ager. Polansky, Co-Business Manager, Ley- den, Engel. Literary Staff: Iensen, Sopko, Walsh, Altman, Kennedy, Starnbulis, Garland, Radivoy, Nierman. Radich. Serafin, Co-Girls Sports Editors, Kocimski, Boy's Sports Editor, Stoginski, Literary Editor. Page 65 g ,x H' S milf? wi, QI Page 66 Row l-Keating, Burcs, Chairman McGovern, Row 2 - Swanson. Brilcy. ROW3-Kochalka, Martens, Hocltzer Rhodic, Sutko. Rowl-Varon. Porbin. Sutko. Keating. Row2-Nizich. Stacell, Till. Cekal Schiller. R ow 3 - Anderson, Kra fcisin. Ruw l-Lensc, Gralinski, Schmidt. Row 2-Dobslaw, Staccll, Miller Wood. Sticpcr, Wilson Porhin. ..a..1M,... may Row l- Ruzevick, Krueger. Row 2- Girouard, Garver, Hart, Solo- mon, Deiber, Burkin. Row 3- Briley, Copeland, Wright, Batruel, Gadecki, Stieper, Dadas. Boness. Rowl- Martens, Stoginski, Dadas, Erickson, Plohar. Row2- Klanchcr, Wright, Duffin. Hart. Row 3- Harris, Smiley, Bures. Zaco- vitch, Kennedy, Evkovich. Nizich, Tillotson, Buhai, Merkin, Hazen, Carver. Row 4- Drigot, Zinkus. Copeland. Levin. lohn VVhite. Editor-in-Chief fxx Page 67 Few students realize the great amount of time and effort which is expended on a suc- cessful scholastic paper such as the Lindblom Weekly. Often the staff works late into ninth and tenth periods in the buzzing, active Weekly Olhce, striving to get the next edition out on time. This work is supervised by the Editor-in-Chief. lohn White, and his assistants. whose job it is to compile, correct, and edit the many articles they receive. The advertising. business, exchange, and circulation manager each has his own work to accomplish in pre- senting an attractive paper. Mrs. Matz is the member of the faculty who sponsors the Weekly: Mr. Solomon is business manager. E0 oxen elnif Rowl-Lambert, Taylor, Knight. Paul, Davis. Harris, Crotty. Gorman, Zakarin, Wzilenty, Izicobs, Brzindstetter, Frombuclx. Row 2-Kramer, Asst. Librarian, Gopoiziu, Bufkn, Burke, VVeissenhofler, Wells, Bell. Vitt, Beasley, Mosley. LIBRARY CLUB Belonging to the Library Club is one of the many interesting activities a Lindblom student may enjoy. Getting books checked and put away are two of their many tasks. However, being in the club is not all work: at the end of the semester a party is given for all the participants during the year. The club is under the supervision of Miss Donohue, head librarian. Page 63 PICTLIRED ON OPPOSITE PAGE Row l - Garverf- Pres. Wahlgren-Vice Pres Klancher-Sec. Titus-Treas. Row I- Morris, Deiber Bleimehl. Nelson Rabideau, Viece Sabatino, Vanecko Titus, Hotchkin Row 2- Caepha, Lib. Clerk. Vernon, Kelly Stocker, Mraz Dadas, Sieben Wright, Shlensky Wertz Row 3- Thom. Stima Albrecht, Eder Maceyak, Murray Mitchell. Thiede Horvath, Carter Wahlgren, Balgemann Vaisvil, Casey Kolar, Wells Gray, Voss Row 1- Young, Fitzpatrick Amirante, Schneider Kearns, Smith Lovett, Greene Williams, Kaysen Harris, Klancher Garver Row 2- Paulszek, Gentry Harnach, Bobo Donohue, Librarian 'y1f13,? , W., vt g-nu E 'Ar it 3, ,4. L 7 YW! ' J i J 1 I Wa if eruice Row l-Bailey, Schobert. Wilccux. Row2-Kieldyk. Utsch, Huttcr. Row 3--Hazzard, Iohnson, Rowtek, Hnwson. Row 4-Cerino. Reid, Ketchum, Leslie. Standing-Yanik. Iiskra, Dadas, Leonhardt R ow Row Row R ow Burgchardt. Cooper, Kitchen. Hoeltzer Strobel. l-l-loeraites, Stambulis. Angeles, Sichman 2-Gonoude, Smith, Amirzmte, Klanchcr. 3-Sawyer, Bahe, Mills. 4-Aminone, Fedeanis, Uaanage, Pctraw- ski. Bertsos. Standing-Kadlnh, Axelstrom, Bogner, Rans- Row l- Row 2- Row 3- Row 4- Row 5- Page 70 ford, Milligan. Hana. Smith, Carter, Gryhisich, Maceyak Horvath. Barden. Dapkus, Cole. Taylor, Sohey Gopoian, LaDuca, Bahka. Peters. Lock wood. Gerhack, Kasak, Fleckenstein, Knipfcr DeVitto. lVlcGovern. Wells, Knight. Procich. Point. ,Ne lain? ancii .Www Tw i S is is ' Row l -Witt. Row 2-Stone, Stacell, Goss, Wcrch. Porbin, Zekios, Merkin. Cunnca, Pres.. Shaputis, Vice-Pres.. Malcy, Treats, Row lf-Funkc, Bertsos. Sventek. Atkinson, Sponsor, Borisy, Vitt. Vaisvil, Bcrtucci. MAIL SERVICE Through the diligent work of the Mail Service girls the oflices of Lind- blom are kept running smoothly and effectively. The teachers also are relieved of tedious work, allowing more time for class instruction. When the girls have served three semesters in the organization, they are then eligible to obtain a coveted Pink Iacket and to serve on the Mail Service Cabinet. These girls along with their sponsor, Mrs. Atkinson, are always ready to uphold the tradi- tions of Lindblom with their service with a smile. Page 71 1 omlafomefr aaoea Row 1- Karamagianis, Sawicky. I Row 2- 5 Vicich, Dunstan, Michel. Ianus, Arnett. f l I l l l l r Row l- 3 Turek, Peterson, Kalousck. I Schulz, Rex, Paterka. Row 2- Y Krakora, Viola, Zander. 2 Sitting-d Riley, Dugan, Iuszczyk, Hughes. Standing- Mega, Brennan, Weiss, Reynolds, Kagel, Cervinka, Gilich. Besides being a fascinating subject, comptometry enlarges the mathe- matical background for a student who desires to enter one of the professions for which mathematics is a basis. Page 72 igure .ginclem In the commercial field comptometry is a very practical course for a student planning to work where a mathematical background is needed. It is il very interesting subject, given in one semester. With the knowledge of comptometry there are always good positions to find in later life. Page 7 3 Row l- Millvr, McGovern Walddell. ROXK' 2'-' Bilflllllllll, llairt, l:ulkL'rso1 Row 3- Hart. Batruvl, llugujsky Row l - Brown. Briggs, Kovcski, Row 2- Lizzlrs. Doyhs. Kernica Row 3- Dc-Iohn, Novoscl, Marley Row I- Iust, Lchmachcr, Baumgartncr. Row 2- Swan, Vaclavck, Lcnsc Row 3- Witt. Rusin. J.1,.fg,..,,. . Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Campbell, Mikulecky, Resnick, Cervone, Berg strom, Armstrong. Silherman, Bures, Riley, Bufka, Olszewski. Schmaltz, Pavlik, Isbitz, Martens, Theede. Mitchell, Spitzke, Thompson, Petersen, Dellear. Venturella, Siebert, Putnam, Cunnea, Kacena. Bateman, Moeller, Lingl, Winings, Koronowski. Steensman, Lamoureaux. DeSalvi, White, Spiewak. Gotta pass? This is the familiar phrase by which the hall guards are recognized. This group of students, under the guidance of Mr. Iepsen, devote one period a day to keeping our halls clean, protecting our lockers, and main- taining orderly conduct in the halls during classtime. For this job they receive very little thanks except the personal satisfaction of hav- ing performed a service for their school. Page 74 Row Row Row Row Row I 2 3 4 5 Trick, Valchar, Angelos, Angelos, Bertsos, Fuchs. Horaites. Oko, Milligan, Scleuwemann, Hatala. Marino, Wertz, Geiser, Carlson, Pieczynski. Beichman. Albucht, Goelz. Nihill, Supt.. Ruze- vick, Capt., Keating. l-lainey, Skapel, Kalrei. Shurg, Shields, Brown-1 field. Berry. Iohnson, McLaughlin, Kupchek, Cosh. Shackel, Iopek, Ambroz, Nance. PICTURED ON OPPOSITE PAGE Row 1 Lipinski, White, Hansen, Manasses. ROWZ Manasses, Smale. Dasher, Bertsos. ROW3 Reed, Legge, Rambow, Cole, Wisse. Rowfl Garrett, Koldoff, Zekios, Oneil, Delguidice. ROWS Kenney-Capt., Cobbon, Muzik. Row l Sefcik, Hale, Russell, Pastorello, Mitchell. Row2 Eeasley, Strobel-Lt., Lane-Lt., Bates-Supt. ara. Row3 Mosley, Yates, Iepson-Sponsor, Keating, Mc- Kinsey. Row 4 Dvorak, Cole, Fiedler, Hall. Row5 Brownfield, Mock, Moeller. Rodonis-Supt. Row 6 Berry, Hyrnition, Abdol, Fedeanis. Uhle, Genge Row 7 Feichtinger, Peterson, Zemsky, Myron, Scheulin Rowl Vicich, Dunstan, Doria, Francis, Millhuff. Senkriel. Row 2 Poulos, Kochalka. Krause, Zyckowski. Prince. Row 3 Kalamaras, Manasses, Frank, Hofsteadter, Vinar. ROW4 Burton, Anderson, Boflln, Cull, Minasian. Row 5 Theede. Frombach, Bufka, Bures, Starr. Rowl Godwin, Gandy, Blazek, McSheffery, Savaglio Row2 Van Dyke, Harris, Swider, Evanow. Row 3 Ullrich, Smiciklas, Lello, Hanson, lonas. Rowfl Pletzke, Kelly, Martensen, Werner, Coltman. ROW5 Dolleao, Kubat. Babiar, Manning. Row 6--Gopoian. LaMoureaux, Steensman, Hnetynka. .pw Puff' 75 ' -Nw -. 'YF Q.. mx f W9 -.. om pofenfiaflqcaddod ,K-mmf: I Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 1- Winther, Morley. Onesto, Schmidt. Martens, Mr. Schmidt-Sponsor. Bahr, Pratscher, Nizich. 2'-Trlak, Kozlowski, Krencik, Brown, Tillotson. Norsic, Delap, Smid, Vanaman, Novosel. 3 -Stieper, Krafcisin, Grika, Kost, Orzula, Scales, Vincent, Cascone, Schureman. l-Arnett, Boflin, Schmidt, Piontek, Smith, Amirante, Carter, Kolpak, Schmitt, Sponsor. 2-Schureman, Reid, Morgan, Urbaniak, Radich, Stclter, Evanow, Dumas, Baugher. 3-Bull, Fahlbusch, Antolik, Moore. 4 -Shipanik, Piklor, Iopek, Trlak, Tihinen, Norwich, Peterson, Hart, St. Lawrence, Maisel. ART LEAGUE Under the guidance and instruction of Mr. Schmidt, the Art League con- tributes its best eiforts in assisting the student body in all activities which re- quire its aid. The members of this club are inspired to develop their talents as well as to help educate other students in the art Held. The group makes posters and prepares artistic decorations for most of the school's social events. Page 76 Oil .gage With the excellent help of the stage crew, every assembly and stage production at Lindblom is a huge success. Without them it would be almost impossible to have an as- sembly. From the job of adjusting lights to setting up scenery, the stage crew can always be depended upon for jobs well done. Douglas, Walus, Drigot, Minnick, Rachforcl. Row l-Minnick. Alberts, Karlson. Row 2-Rachford, Karges, Douglas, Drigot, Barkstrom, Anderson, Dabisch, Walus. inancia wzar :S EAGLE SALESMEN Row I Osis, Rank, Noble, Gruhlke. Row 2 Knight, Novosel, Trick, Mor- ley, Wright, Knopp, Nelson, Pold R ow 3 Gill, Engel, Setzke, Koveski, Horn, Bogner, Maceyak, Kaysen, Singraber, Lynn. Row 4 Manasses, Przybylski, Ffcck, Moeller, Malik, Shodeen, Lamoureaux, Iiskra. There are two organizations which are very necessary to the success of the Eagle. The Eagle Ad Club, under the direction of Miss Goldbacher has helped greatly to finance the yearbook. Besides helping the school these students earn much needed spending money The Eagle Salesmen are lnstru mental in acquiring subscribers and collecting money EAGLE AD CLUB Row Row Row Row l 2 3 4 Resnick. Lamoureaux. Tychsen. La Duca, Hazzard, Goldbachcr, Sponsor. -LaDuca, Peters. -Alex. Rachford, Braugham, Cerino. Mitchell, Iones, Kunter, Cekal. Page 78 ocia guffer iezi Bogncr-ICC Rep. Morvis-Publicity Gabel-Social Vestal-Secretary Klancher-Vice President Iiskra-Service Chairman Doria-Treasurer Sicczkarskif-President Row I- Schmiclt. Sullivan, Piontck. Nluslowski, Pcrfctto, Schuch, Virzint. Vinnr. MilllZlSSL'S. Row2- Stroker, Sobvy. lVlcC1inncy, Thom, Osis. Santo, Lipinski, Somcs. Row 3'- LaDuC2l. lVlcGovern. Van Dyke, Ritchie. Mitchell. Yates, Petrowski, Stcfnnski, Trlak, Williziins. Moolin. Ruzicka. Row l- Chiziruppa. Carlson. Greene Haywzird. Casey, Kaiser Ganoy. Kelly. Goldstein. Row 2- Gross, Knight. Geiger, Dm-ibcr, Dommermuth. Knipfer, Camp- bell, Burgchardt, Hoeltzer. Highland. Row 3- Kuntcr. Brandstetter, Fruendt. Frombach, Burke, Gresh. Kayscn. Anlderks, Fit:- patrick, Carter, Bell. The Sub Debs is a social club for freshman and sophomore qirls Under the direction of Miss Calkins the club sponsors a F1sh1on Show Celebrity Tea, and Christmas Party These events are held to qet the qirls better IC quainted with each other and to make them feel at home in Lindblom Ca P06 Qglneif g 06 When one cannot take a trip to that land of his heart's desire. he does the next best thing. The Spanish Clubs have found both pleasure and knowledge in their study of South America, its language, habits and customs. Page 80 Row I- Smith, Kirkpatric k, Halt' Bnrnes. Sticgzil. Irion-Sec. Shanahan, Antclck, Altman, Ross, Row 2 - Cozzo- Pres., Goss, Wright Buhai, Fox, Wissv, Nlzizurkivh wiqz, Nic-ilivc. Ambroz, Baron Row3- Hintz, Miller, Skzila, Cox Royse, llurkin, Smiley, Carl pcnter-Vice Pros.. Witt Marines-Trczis., Kamm ltrickson, Loibl. l'lzinscn. Row l- Matisliak, Harris, Hatziln Rullinan, Narcu rti. Siva:- karski, Row 2F Grabivc. Parvllo, Alvii' Russell, Palidcr. Row 3 - Ambroz, Bcrchinan, Maiiiiiiig Parker, Little, Burgchardt Gabbcrt, Geiser. Bcczy Modica. v loani6A Cjffzdzf Row 1-Sula, Barry, Kurzweil, Grady, Evanou. Trlak-V. Pres., Mr. Alvir, Musser, Madsen-- Pres., Wagner. Grabowski. Row 2-Thomas, Matens. Pasalevich-Sec.. Markel-Treas., Shlensky. Maxwell. Betts, Schley. Ambroz, Canada, Ostrowski, Howe, Wolf, Soltis, Smiley, Hubbard. Row 3-Booker, Rio, McKinsey. Gantt, Leyden, Velchek, Baumgartner, Hawks. Noller. l Row l-Bufka, Halama, Wertz, O'Dea, Dedic. Martensen. Costanzo. 'J Row 2-Vaisvil, Whyte, Dundel, Glover, Nelson-Sec.-Treas., Nihill, Alvir. Rozanas, Samuels Axy -President. Wals, Parker. Zacovitch, IIX Row 3--Bond, Wysocki, Dolan. Ionas, Litviak, Y1Villiams, Rzeszut. Kabicn, Klemens. Burke, Ronayne, Schuler, Vana, Rucker, Pold. Knopp, '+.,-, The enchantment of beautiful senoritas, and golden voiced serenaders: South America, the land where bull fights are first in the world of sports, and men wear priceless fineryl The students in the Spanish Clubs may not be there to witness these things, but they are able to picture them in their minds as they sit through an interesting session of a Spanish Club in action. Page XI laanid anal .grenclz CIMA!! For anyone who is interested in their South American neighbors or their friends in France, nothing is more inviting than a chance to learn some first hand information about their lives and countries. The Spanish and French Clubs are designed for just such people. Row l-Mueller, Merkin, Sommer, Barnes-V. Pres., Taylor, Bantz, Weiss, Valchar. Row 2-Shunas, Olenick, Dekovich, Parhad, Trick, Gialamas, Angelos, Karnas, Mrs. Mac- donald, Blaha, Matkovich-Pres. Row 3-Polansky, Resnick, Washington, Stone, Buesing, Cunnea, Strobel, Jackson, Kakaris, Haak, Dunn, Duflin, Ratajski. Row l-Hosteva, Porter, Wright. Row 2-Lojewski, Krumpoch, Gordon, Wright, Rasmussen, Miss Smith, Dapkus. Winther. Row 3-Polk, Putz, Ratoike, Scales, Bocian, Wodarczyk, Buesing, Gurney, Karamagianis, Brownfield, Schmidt, Silberman, Lamoureaux. ,..l.' Page 82 0526 mid me jrance Row l- Hampton. Fcelcy, Crvich Yacko. Smith. lones. Smith Dean. Row 2- Reid, Burton, Orszula Greene. Schcunemann Kunter. Cameron, Robinson. Row 3- Sokol. White. Miller, Prohst Dabisch. Bisgrove, Rowl- Cappas, Hoyer. Swidcr, Rogde, Maserezyk. Wim- penny, Bellis. Row 2- Miss Smith-Sponsor, Skly- Treas., Carlson, Minasian, Welbourn-V. Pres.. Weh- lischf-Pres. Row 3- Varon. Wright, Rosenberg, Krueger, Wawrzyniak. To become more familiar with France and its customs is the aim of the French Club, Les Amis de France. Sponsored by our exchange teacher from England, Miss Smith, this group holds meetings twice a month in the Club Room. The students plan several parties and skits and also subscribe to a French newspaper, La Ieunessef' Page 83 pfud Mi at Row I- Paluszek, Schneider, Robbins. Voss, Hotchkin, Bauer, Ellef- sen, Gastineau. Row 2- Bell, Schroeder, Kenney- Sec., Harnach-V. Pres., Krueger-Pres., Bures-- Treas., Wilcox, Young. Row 3- Price. Kanda, Ledman, Peter- son, Reed, Bonasera, Kochal- ka. Skapek, Garrett. Row 1- Havel, Wolf, Schar. Richison, Rees, Melody, Tribe. Row 2- Milanclowski, Petersen. Miss McCall, Klancher-fTreas., Klaub, Manke-Program Char., Eifert, Stefanski, Alex -Pres. Row 3- Sukey. Barden, Budrevicius- Sec., Schoenhardt. Bailey, Fellmath, Kestas, Nelson, Werner. Shields, Rott. Ruzc- vick, Briley. The daily life of the Romans their habits customs beliefs religion and ceremonies became topics for interesting conversation and discussion Many games were played during the course of the semester which added to the enjoy ment of being a member of a Latin Club my .xdclcing geef ,s Row 1-Putnam, Stclter, Radivoy, Egan, Radich, Trick, Stoginsky. Row 2-Amhroz-Co-Chairman, Fahry, Stieper-Co-Chairman, Roberts. Pasquinelli, Trlak, Seralln, Turck, Dumas, Altman, Bruno. Along with the rest of the students on the Dance Committee, co-chairmen Iohn Steiper and Dot Ambroze arranged a Social Center Dance schedule which has proved to be very successful. One of the most enjoyable dances of the season was the Levi Leap. HOW THE ROMANS DID IT 2 i f . Row l-Major, Griffin, Setzke, White. V Row 2-Hehcr, Beets, Miller, Statkus, Doljanin, Dollcar, Fabry-Sec., Sweet-Vice-Pres. Row 3-Gawrych, Rosato, Zawaski, Harris, Lamacki-Pres., Fox-Treas., Glenn, Ricsland. There were many occasions when club programs were built around prac- tical demonstrations of ancient Roman arts. Page 85 ocii ofafini Row l-Stukos, Voltz, Sanders. Row 2'-Rocklin. Pres., Fox, Hoard, Shryock, Gray, Treas., Krencik, Pusstelnik, Kelly, Cer- vinka, Kuvales. Club programs supplemented class work in Caesar by providing an oppor- tunity for the students to participate in dramatizations which helped to con- tribute to a better understanding of Caesar's life and times. The students en'o ed discussin Roman militar strate and arm or anization. Charades l Y 9 Y QY Y 9 and games were often planned which added to the enjoyment of the meetings of the club. ergi iand Row 1-Garland, Engel. Row 2-Sventek, Uhle, Funke, Sec., Penczek. Regal, Russell, Iohnson, Dragonetti. Club meeting periods were always pleasant ones to look forward to. Interesting programs and parties were often held. Much time was also devoted to the study of Roman customs through which the students gained a valuable understanding of the background of the Latin language. Page 86 xx , Fit F . E ,. gf 4 . af gp E amen ana! CAi!c!ren iyimf Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 1- 2 3 4 5 6 7 Fedeanis, Iopek, Zordani, Schiller, Devereux, Adams, Mitchell, Rosian-Chief. Freese-Sponsor, Przybylski, Bozo. VVhitney, Weise, Gavoon, Stieper. Bloom, Barry. White, Blazek, Karges, Manusos, Zinkus, Fiedler, Dvorak, Gopoian. Nitz, Iiskra, Pirofalo, Kennedy, Randonis, Milos, Grenn, Horn. Iohnson, Parker, Chocofa, Snyder, Ruzicka. Wilson, Cermak, Mikols, Prokaski. Wrage, Wood, Lavezzi, Presnion, Thomas. Ross, Hickey, Gessler. Walters, Preston. Balesh. Makowski, Elfayer, Baluich, Creighton, Miller, Wilson, Moeller, Henry, Drigot, FIRE MARSHALS Have you ever wondered who is responsible for the way in which fire drills are completed? The Fire Marshals devote time and energy to this activity. Directed by Mr. Freese. it is one of the most important clubs at Lindblom. Row l-Sopko, Angelos, Nizich. Hesek. DeKovich, Voss, Muszynski, Vitt, Cullen, Stambulis. Row2-Bernas, Palmer, Wright, Underwood, Garland, Keonhardt, Witt, Racine, Gralinski. Pivaronas. Row 3-Zinkus, Stoginski, Stambulis, Berryman, Engel, Wood, Peterson, Copeland, Gabbert. Evkovich, Swanson, Rasmussen, Wrage, Ada. Adams, Schiller, Peterson, Dobslaw, Bahich, Underwood. STUDENT GUILD The Student Guild, under the sponsorship of Mr. Palmer. is an organization devoted to the development of knowledge about the arts, politics, science, people, and innumerable other subjects. Mr. Palmer is usually the speaker who delivers the inspiring lectures. These meetings are very valuable to many students who are preparing for college. Page 88 014:58 fAe Row l-Iiskra, Creighton, McGinley, Donna, Wright. Row 2-Kublius. Wawrzyni ak, Fine, Treml, Iohnson, PROIECTION CLUB Watching eagerly, fascinated eyes ga: Lewis but perhaps the electrolysis of water. . . d of the and Mr. Lilek. members of the Projection Club, un ilson, Peskin, Lebold, Babich, Sobey, C T' fa Openlancler, Putnam, Weckcl, Lilck. not Ierrv e at the screen, seeing This is made possible by the help k l er the supervision of Mr. Wec e Row l-W Racine, Row 2-Fuchs, Doljanin, Fine, Moeller, Phillips, Pac, Lazo, Dix. Row 3-Rzeszut, Makkay, Wehlisch, Tychsen, Urbaniak, Cahill. Row 4-Walsh, Berry, Vlasaty. Kaizer, Aaldcrks, Husser, LeLand, Leguc, Kelly. R A D I O G U I L D The Speech and Radio Speech classes, under the direction of Mrs. Ride macher, have formed a club which is new to Lindblom. It is a chapter of the ' ' ' G 'ld which is a nation-wide organization. National Scholastic Radio ui Page 89 I f a OM IAQ on fAe .ALP ottcr, Bloom, Mr-rkin. Knmpis, Cirroll jlze .Aye if owe .gf I.C,C. The Inter Cabinet Council, the student council of Lindblom, is one of the most important and progressive organizations of Lindblom. The members of the l.C.C. are the ambitious and active students of the school. Through its different activities it has helped build up Lindblom's spirit in many ways. lust a few of their activities are the annual Pep Assembly , the popular Bring Christmas To All Drive , the Lunchroom Campaign, and their two dances. which every student looks forxx ard t T f o. he co-sponsors of this organization are Miss lung and Miss Harris. Row l- Gonoude, Loiacono, Boehnke Gialamas, Stamhulis Manasses. Row 2- Shunas Ni l . ., ie sen, Draft. Muszynski, Till, Rzeszut, Schiller. Row 3- Burke, Breuker, McGovern, Thom. Hrynyszyn, Makkay. Adams. Row 4- Caditz, Krueger. Duffiri S tevens, VVeise, Gavoon, VValsh, Swanson. Sutko. Row 5- Cerino, Strobel, Albrecht. Eder, Chiarappa, Santo. Brown, Devereux. Row l- Blaha-Rec. Sec., Whitney- Treas.. Trick-Att. Sec.. Radich-Vice Pres., Wood- Pres. Row 2- Bahr, Iackson. Matkovich. Sutko, Adams, Schiller, Angelos. Row3- Babich. VVhite, Miller, Levin, Makowski. Page 90 lftCCQ66!fL! SAOZMV5 Lziyo-President Vlnsaity - Vice President Wzilsh - Sec retnry Kennedy-Treasurer Row l- Bergstrom, Lense, Cralinski. Dohslnw, Muszynski. Till. Schmidt, Cekal, Rndivoy. Sto- ginski. Row2- Sommer. Bellis, Underwood. Dc- kovich. livkovich. Roth, Ras- mussen, Novosel. Dix. Row 3- VVerch. Vitt. Vaisvil, Bocizin. Lion. Gordon, Lane, Shunas. Row4- Nance, Hofer, Garver. Dunn, Rndimecky. Wood. Vlasaty, Bates. Row 5- Blzizek, Fessett. Abraham, Simzi. Kulnr. Synecki. jackson. Row l- Stone. Porhin. Nlueller, Valclmr, Hartmann. Karnas, Angelos, Wzilsh. Row 2- Gasner, Pratscher. Morley. lirzign. Dnfiin. Blnha, Miller, Row 3- Stukus, Draigot. Rodonis. Bo- lunsky. Shlensky. Weise. Gi- voon, Nlitchell. Laheau. Row I - Bziliiar. Fojtik. Sopko. Berryman. Bingham, Cullen, Hesek, Hughes. Plociennik. Kazlauski. Stair. Row 2- Winther. Iensen. Fitzhugh. Dadas. Smiley. Cozzo. Randonis. Kennedy, Copoian. Dvorak. Row 3- Siehen. Mega. Point. Roberts Pasquinelli, Dahisch. Cwadecki Spiewak. Schroeder. Row 4- Florek, Garland, Tanac. Stogin- ski, Kovalcik, Zaloudek. Hansen ltrickson. Altman. Row 5- Witt. Carpenter, Kirkpatrick Cox, Bunce, Bertsos, Gessler, Page 91 I ex CSU. Si... gmf 'sf- R O NY l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row l ROXX' 2 Row 3 Row 'I Row l-Nlclody, Rnzicka. Nelson. Carlson, Minnick. Gantt. Schaefer. Alex, Briley. Row 5 Row2-Burcs. Rnzcvick, Bufka, Pold. Recs. Stefanski, VVysocki. Vvcissenhofcr, Budrcvicius Florck. ROW 6 I2 ow Row R o w 3-Rasmussen, liocian, Bellis, Sommer, Bates, Gralinski, Taylor, Wtilsh, Schlakc. 4-Harnach, Martens, Klanchcr, Fitzhugh, Sopko, Cozzo, Dadas, Kennedy, Dcnnc. 5-Roberts, Carver, Dunn, Sanders, Hofer, VVood, Stoginski, Pusstelnik, Paluszek. Cathcart. Brcicr, Bruno, Bocrs Matkovich. Layo, Polansky, VVcisscnhofci' Taylor, Tragcr. Iuckins, Svtzkc. Kansas. Prince Tychscn. Uhlc, Cassidy. VVhitc, Dcnnc Pratt. Lcgac. Blake, Callahan. Aldirson, Francis, Qswald, Iohn- son, Sokol, Scheulin, Crrvinka Gardner. Axelstroni, Burton, Hchvr. Cabel Layo. Gabhvrt, Fox, Hostvva White. Ccrbcr, Mackoff. Rullman. Con nelly. Crcviiv. Hatala, Schlakc Hunter. Mekllcr, Krueger, Fronibach Putnain, Stainbnlis, Smith Schcuneniann. Milligan. Gruvvr, Mills, Paluszck, Pusstcl- nik, Hoard. Milos, Stalnbulis. McGinley, Bisgrovc, Swanson Kamacki. Sinowton, Sanders Kelly. - The highest scholastic award Lindblom students can achieve is the scholarship certificate, which is acquired by earning an MS in all major sub- jects and or S in minors. At an assembly held each semester these students receive awards in recognition of their superior class ratings. A glance at the school's organizations will show that these students are leaders, active in everything from choir to basketball. They furnish an example for all to follow. Page 92 8 ROXX' l- Wwle JI ! O'Dea. Smiley. VVysocki. Thomas, Sichman, Musser, Boh- hins, Voss, Melody, Richison. Row 2 - Stefanski. Beasant. Bufka, Yehl- ing. Ostrowski. Ketchum. Wall'- nik. Vaisvil, O'Connor. owski, Ruzicka. Row iw Pmudrcvicius. Gantt, Milanf Briley. Lundy, Minnick, Lasko, Strelec. Bonasera, Spiegel, VValur', Pasalevich. Row l - Carlson, Wilcnix, Kno . Fans- low. VVhyte, Kilarsl21, Suzeviclc. Cull, Dckovic. Dundcl. Nelson. Row 2- lVlcKinsey. Kenney. Douglas. Za- covitch. Underwood, Silbernian. Rosenlwrg. Treuimel. Minasian. Row 3- Scliroedcr. Alex. Schaefer, Lcd- nian. Bailey. Pold, Samuels. Klanrher. Kufta. Dapkus. eff V s :rg I7 .ar 'Ki Row l- Shlcnsky. Rees. l3.iucr. Row QS Trlak. Lindblom's Honor Society is a highly selective group of students. Those eligible for membership in the society are students who have acquired E or above in their majors and HG or more in their minors. Mr. Yates and Mr. Palmer present the awards at the special Honor Assembly. Members of this society are always found among the contributors to other activities which the school sponsors, and they can be depended upon to display school spirit on all occasions. 1,1120 93 Cnistiiirail. Yiuuk. Sclincidei Nlarteus. Young, Skly. Hariiacli gzncluring emoriea ' gzlwluring Wemoriea ' glncluring memoried ATHLETICS THE THRILLS OF FOOTBALL AND BASKET- BALL, THE PEP ASSEMBLIES, THE INTRA- MURAL CONTESTS, AND ESPECIALLY THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES WILL NEVER BE FOR- GOTTEN BECAUSE THEY ARE A PART OF THE LIFE OF EVERY STUDENT. glncluring Wemoried ' gzncluring Wemoriea ' gznoluring Wemoriea W zfsrwwxv Y fL'?wT'YFT NSQQMKE wiiywf' xx 1'Iff'v13Y'i3T L VN N , , 7 -5 ,.?fS?2Sx5-f-WYNW K 2 'En Q A, Y, S Q' Q , xii-F ww 4 X rg, ,5E5? I X Ni. f . - V W 6 X A HQ X4 ggi? Fw' 'g ' K ' M' we ,LE J - :SA 'ff A I H 5' J 1 'I' f'X I 5 :M ow f xliqx Eff . ggi? 535 High if kj 2... N'.'4pgg ft 1 , W 1 ,2fi-. ,i:.., 3 W A , J . -u K 6 . Alt l . ' 74- 5 X if ,fx is .um 9 ' '- -:mum ' 'Y A14 W f W3 4 i . wif 5 Q 1, 2 5 4 P 1 ' M ' Q' 1 Obllfsgzlflfle 0y5. VARSITY FOOTBALL Memories drifted back to the '48 team as the '51 Eagles went through their season in almost identical fashion. The team beat Fenger in the first game of the season and then went undefeated through their schedule to tie with Tilden for sec- tional honors. The boys then went by C.V.S., 13-6 in the quarterfinals, battled a scoreless tie with Fenger in the semis and then beat Lane for the City League High School Champi- onship. The Eagles only setback was at the hands of Mount Carmel in the annual Prep Bowl battle. Lindblom is again justified for being proud of its football team and its popular, picturesque coach, A'Dutch Von Bremer. Page 97 is ., XX 1,2 'lnvAll??'LxS wpf ski! f 'W 298 K nf N ' Q 3- ' mfg, it f f Wa if f vmwwis, r.,z'U 'Q QW 5 1ULWWELUN 1. QNU rl l BEHTEV5. .SDCL flfLl J6Lg is QPOQ5 The Eagles this year played all of their final games in Soldier Field where they came out with a .750 record. The Prep Bowl game was brought to the general public through television broadcasts while all the games were played before capacity crowds. Page 98 Page 9 9 Row l-Antonelli, Lamoureaux, Ruffolo, Kestas, Manasses, DclGiudice, Sais, Gardner, Morano, Ambroze-Mgr, Row 2-Cervinka, Fowler, Zekios, Patton, Manzella, Ziska, Eggert, Rich, Griflln, Edington, Iopek. Row 3-Feichtinger, Gibbons, Elch, Brown, Iacobsen, Sczepanski, Rochford, Holoubek, Lasko, Wagner, Nelson. Jabmfz Climb This year's soph team had a mediocre season with 2 wins, 5 losses and l tie. They beat Fenger, but dropped the all important game to Tilden that cost them their hair to the Varsity barbers. The season started poorly but improved noticeably through the steady stressing of fundamentals by Coach Labant. When they graduate to the varsity, it will be a simple matter to make them part of that tradition in Lindblom football we've known so well. Page 100 . ,J L1- 0--bf N 1 -X i. NK ' Qdgrifiefi ga fAer The football banquet this year was held at the Shoreland Hotel to cele- brate a highly successful season. The E. I. Moore trophy was awarded to Robert Cassidy and Don Wzilsh. Next year's co-captains were announced and they were found to be Ralph Knoebel and Rejep Abdul. A'Dutch Von Bremer reviewed the season and presented the team. Page 101 far IUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Rowl- Pasquinelli, DelGiudicc', Molitor, Skala. Row 2- Iones-Coach. Nixon, Welsh. Drew, Fons. Row 3- Vanccko-Mgr., Kurtz, Hvizd, Bergstrom, Marines SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1- Higgins, Kumorek. Fabry, Devereux, Levinthal. Row 2- Wood-Mgr., Koppin, Peterson Bond, Leyden, Hajost. Row 3- Vanecko-Mgr., Kaiser, Lange. Sczepanski, Whitney, Sammons, Iones-Coach. JOOL af fjlwif Clnfa. In the I.I.T. tournament, the boys advanced to third place by going by all the teams with ease, but were stopped by Parker, defending City League Champs. ln regular season play and practice games, the team again surpassed last year's record. This gave the team that little improvement that all coaches strive for. Although the juniors didn't participate in a tourney during the holidays. Coach Iones has turned out quite a powerhouse that played on sheer Lind- blom spirit and a little ability mixed in. As did all the other teams, the junior basketball team had a very line record during league and practice games. Page 102 CAM Wlgweaf 1.-Y' Row I-Rauen, Vanderhoff, Ramsay, Amhroz, Rossberg, Schultz, Blazek, Moeller. Row 2-Melvan, Richardson, Stoginski, Manusos, Lazaric, Young, Patten, Smidl- Coach. Balesh. Weiss, Nance, Rueck, Ruzicka. Ambroz, Nance. Row 3-Crites, Hardy. Samuels. Summers, Iiskra, Kovacich. lVlcKendrick. Karges, Blazek. Slusarczyk, Dilienedetto, Inrus, Fessett. Row-1-VValus. Phelan. Kilinski, Berger, Shodeen, Kaiser, Brown, Cermak. Bahiar, Smale, O'Grndy, Lorefice, Harris. Parmelee. Rowl-Marsden. Bostik. Syec, Schucller, Fitzgerald, Underwood, Varanauski, Urban. Miller, Simkus, Smidl-Coach. Row2-Mackowiak. Schoenhardt, Kabica, Kelly, Siedlinski, Behling. Albertson, Huenecke, Zelgy, Pasalcvich. Row 3-Wilchek. Mulhall. Karkson. Swartz. Earle, Rogul, Windsor, Braga, Nitz. Hartmann. GYMNASTICS Une of Lindblom's many traditions is the hanging of a championship gym- nastic shield in Keeler Hall every Iune. This year many of the members of last year's championship team are back. They will be trying to make it eight in a row. Last year it was a close meet, as they edged out Lane by six points. Under the guidance of Coach Smidl our boys perform in a manner befitting a championship team. 1-agp 103 anger! jlzin .gee The Lindblom Skating Club. which is loaded with champions, many of whom will be back next year, has again come in with a first class record under the colors of The Flying Dutchman. The team had so many individual champs that it would be fruitless to try and name them. The only thought that lurks in the minds of returning veterans is: We'll have to work very hard to surpass the record of this year's team. Row l-Shanahan tCo-Capt.l. Chamber- lain tCo-Capt.D. Hickey, Iopck tMgr.l, Kocimski. Ziska, Sum- mers, Noble. Wright, Wilcox. Row 2-Ransford flVlgr.l, Ramen, O'Ncil, Eggert 1Capt.l. Gardner lCapt.l, Iiskra. Smagur, Dvorak. 3'iV?E Page 104 .glze waning fr0Le Last year, when the juniors took section, it stood to reason that we would have a pretty fair senior squad this year. This proved very true. ln the December City Meet, the senior squad just about doubled the juniors' amount of points. All in all, the team had a fairly good season. Our senior relay team, in our home pool. outdistanced a previously unbeaten Fenger relay team to take the meet. Row l - Iennings, Sutko. Thiede, Gold- man, Sherwin, Werli. Venturella, Clark, Goblisch, Casey, Nlalicki. ' lVle er, Katrenak. Row 31- liohor tCoaehl. Strom, Nelson. lVlcLeer, Braugham. Galas, lef- fries, Keating, Kewin. Virzint, liggert. Klein. lanczewski. Sokol. Putnam. Row 3- Markel, Smith. Doria. Rachford. Voltz. lfggert. Treml. Rich. Cer- vinka, Scheulin, Brownfield, Yarn. Row l- Parris lCo-Captl, Koehler tCo- Captl, Iilek. lVleLaughlin. Szef- lin, Sais. Schroeder, Neal, Keat- ing. Ploeiennnik. Parello, O'Neil. Row 2- Pmhor tCoachl. Myers. Nlikols. Kazlauski, Nolan. lVlehniel. Casey. Nelson. Penezek. liozek. VVoud tlVlgr.l. Row 3- Prokaski, Gessler. Trase. Kinner, Roberts, l3eSalx'i, Lange. Snoreck. Horn. Swim Team 1Standingl Coach liohor, lirownlield, Parris. ' ' Koehler. 34' Q, ., ,st -- .,,' K le Q Af Q- A Q :T V ., . .M L., Row 1-Gessler, Stotts, Kurtz, Bowling lCo-Capt.l, Fabry, Wienke, Goelz. Row 2-Adair, Rogovich, Contorer, Northrup, Pac, Cannon, Skala, Rosen fMgr.l, Row 3-Snyder, Devereux. Parker. Vlasaty, Smid. ya 6, my sv, Lindblom has had numerous championships in baseball, and has proved a strong contender many times. This is exceptionally true this year, for they have made a fine record. They showed us that you can't win em all but when they did win, they played as true Lindblom teams of the past have always played. They may be headed for many city championships, but whether they win a baseball championship or not, they will always be champs in sportsmanship. Page 106 0I'l'lQi Ufl BLU Clif een 24 ! Row I-A-K. Waterrzian. Row?-flackson, Stoginski. Schiller, VVuterman. Putnam Radivoy, Seralln. loan VVaterman, Captain. CHEERLEADERS At lastl A victory for the girls, they're in and the fellows are through as the rah-rah boys. After 32 years of male cheerleaders the fair sex has taken over. These high spirited damsels have led the cheers through their first season. under the supervision of Miss Hackenhroch. The gals whooped it up, even when our teams were behind, giving the boys the spirit to go on and win. Olde Q Another sport-golf-is settling into everyday life here at Lindblom. The girls learn the fundamentals in their gym classes while the boys engage in friendly competition with other schools. The group is coached by Mr. Hunter. Kneeling - Randonis. Row l-Mr. Hunter. Sponsor, Welsh. Bond. Thomalla, Stukus, Kenney. Page 107 en Mn XL Since last season, the bowl- ing population has increased so much that Mr. Smith, the team's sponsor, who could be termed coach, is having a hard time showing the boys and girls the correct methods a champion bowler needs. Last year eight teams entered one of the leading national tourna- ments and made very respecta- ble showings. To celebrate a successful and enjoyable season, the annual banquet was held at one of the well-known restaurants in Chicago. Rowl-Novosel, Lane, Blaschak, Smith. Hunt, Rank, Hosteva. Porter. Row 2-Kavooras, Kalamaras, Swan- son, Vitt. Vaisvil, Melody, lay, Bergstrom, Row 3-Bantz. Radich, Bates, Tych- sen, Wriqht, Koveski. Walslm, Muszvnski, Till-Sec.. Cekal -VP., Makkay- Pres.. Brzoznowski-Tres. Rowl-Rosen, Kabala, Swanson, Berry, Knoebel, Bisqrove. Sarau, Moeller, Thiedr, Pirofalo. Row2-Tomlinson, Noel, Beres, Hopp, Virva, Rosenberg, Abraham, DiBartolo, Sko- nicki, Treasurer, Contour. Row 3-Malcsic, Sanders, Fehr, Sec- retary. Dvorak. VVessberg. Cole, Petersen, Greninq, Min- nick, Kelly, Smith, Kenney. Kennedy. Rowfl-Hickey, Muzik, Grubc, Parker, Thompson, Camlic. Row l-Brown, Vytlacil, Kirkpatrick, Albrecht, Kamm, Ruzevick, Bures. Row 2-Hartmann, Lockwood, Hofer, Zekios, Brown, Levy, Mc- Canney, Erickson, Evanow. Row3-Mitchell, Strobel, Thiele, Point, Gronkowski, Kasak, Eifert, Pold, Bufka, Theedc. Irion, Morley. Row 4-Stigberg, Boyd, Yehling, Liszka. Page 108 Weefing, ewed, parfied I 4 1 xi Row l- Bates, Novoscl. Brzoznowski Makkay, Vitt. Miller, Vacla- vck. Putnam, Spokes, Wch lisch, Urbaniak. Row 2- Rusin, Lazo, Hazen. Schiller Till, Muszynski, Radivoy Radich. Cckal, Tychscn Rodriguez. Row 3- Baluk, Pcrnstccn. Scrafin Kovcski. Vaisvil, Bergstrom Stoginski, Stelter, Brown Rzeszut. Row 4- Dobslaw. Grnlinski, Evko vich, Nielsen, Layo, Adams Iackson, Dclohn. Smiciklas Ccrvono, Schulz, Mikufccky Suggs, Rigslwy. Row 1- Peters, Hunt. Rancy, Rank Stigbcrg, Burcs. Ruzcvick. Row 2- Gabbcrr, Marting. jones Glenn, Vaisvil. Dean. Rowl- Morvis, Layo. Row l- Zekios. Wright. Rosdil Sopko, Frderick. Cullen, Row 2- Altman, Hale, Egan, Caliendo Hood, Rzeszut. Cozzo, Gar- land, Zaloudek. Row 3- Kirkpatrick. Drawert, Dumas Ambroz, Miller, Winther Hacring. Dadas, Berryman. Row 4- Antelck. Russell. Regal Rosato, Hcsck. Du Pere Smith, Geary, Roysc. Soltis De Mato, Burkin. Row 5- Erickson. Loibl, Karamagi- anis, Stambulis, Smith. Ami- rante, Brown. Row 6- Carpcntcr, Sichcn, Witt Brown. Row l- Muellcr, Angelos, Borisy Duflln, Hartmann, Dciber Witt. Row 2- Blaha, Valchar. Hatala. Piva- ronas, Kosman, Koenig. Irion Prokop. Loiacono. Row 3- Waterman, Sieger, Strobel Walsh, Brown, Morley, Ga- voon, Lundin. Molis, Liszka. ' l h h cl 500 ' t to ard her letter, may become eligible for membership in the L.D. ClubA'l'1llleSl:itilgtign cacinilasilseof udresslhngsupylor school and participating in the annual hike to Catlngy Woods. One of the LD. Club's many activities is holding a party for the boys' L Club in the gym each semester. Page 109 K! 6!I'lQ56!0l, gd Murphey, Sponsor Makkay, Treasurer Tychsen, President Muszynski, Secretary Cekal. Vice-President G I Koenig, Wright. The girls seen every Wednesday passing thru the halls and working in and around the gym are members of the GAA Board and Cabinet. They are distinguished by their blue jackets and wonderful personalities. To be chosen as a member of the GAA Board and Cabinet, one must be outstanding in gym work and scholarship. The girls are chosen by the gym teachers and the former Board and Cabinet members, Each Board member is in charge of an activity which enables the members of the GAA to earn their coveted school letters. Besides the many duties the girls perform they present the semi-annual GAA party and are in charge of the Achievement Assembly at which the Athletic Awards are presented. Page 110 Till, Delohn, Koveski, Bates K ,, f 4,5 Wehlisch, Spokes, Radich E Stoginski. Kaizcr. Q.. A453 t Bantz, Cozzo, Blaha, Walslm Row l- Voss, Muszynski, Schiller, Till, Koveski, Pivaronas. Rodriguez, Tychsen. Row 2- Miss Callen, Vitt, Vaisvil Stigberg, Smiley, Regal Wright, Wysocki, Ostrowskl Stwmhulis Zaloudek Sto inf ' - ' 9 ski, Iackson, Novesel. ROW3- Valchar. Strobel, Pearl Walsh, Vaisvil, Sopko, Sie- ben, Winther, Smiley, Witt Voss. f , w gig. . Ui? 135 gfgwfif, .g mf Y X 6. 'k g eg WML jlcaf poinf The Gym Leaders, sponsored by Miss Callen, is a select group of athletic girls that referee the games played in the gymnasium. Their semi-annual Leaders' Tea is a great favorite with both the girls and the faculty. Page 111 Row l- Amirante. Cekal, Adams Ketchum. Cozzo, Berryman Row 2- Caliendo. Demato, Dapkus Fox. Gahhert. Hartmann Blll'Cf1. Babcock. Row 3- Betts, Amhroz. Crvich, Dadas Haering, Erickson, Hesel-c Bruno, Brown, Cullen. Blaha Row 4- Cox, Duflin. Bantz. Florek Witt. Carpenter, Hale, Alt- man, Egan. Barnes. Row l- Smieiklas. Morley, Iensen lVlelody. Klancher. Nlilanowl ski, Nelson, Ruzevick, Hatala Row 2- Lane, Bates. Suggs. Kirk- patrick, Hosteva, Marting Smith, Iones, Pold, Raney Rank. Row 3- Morvis, Layo. Sieczkarski Kacamagianis. Zekios, Rusin Shanahan, Hoark. Richison Smith, Slotis, VVelbourn. f oue wwe 301114 Suifd. ---v-.....,.,,, DOLPHINS Row 1- Spokes, Mottys, Margo. Waddell, Madsen, Bingham, Prokop, Stelter. Row 2- Makkay, Koenig. Spokes. Tasseff, Stiegal. LIFE SAVERS Row 1- Ambroz, Rozans, Weissen- hofer. Miller, Frederick, Garland. Row 2- Koenig. Nihill, Hood, Eva- now, Chicoinc, Barry. Under the instruction of Miss Hackenbroch the Swim Leaders assist the gym teachers during the swim classes. This group, which has also performed in a water ballet, is made up of the best swimmers at Linclblom. Many of the girls receive life-saving and Dolphin awards for their achievements. Page 112 1 r 'IXILJCA jimi Ka! Row I- Waddell. Cox, Stoginski. Kress. Bures. Welhourn, Hale, Barnes Witt. Manasses. Iackson Novosel. Row 2- Blaha, Smith l.. Daas. Soltis Suggs, Rusin, Wright, Smiley Winther. Siehen. Lane Smiciklas, Row3- Florek, Ketchum. Ostrowski Cahill. Sieqer, Brown, Spokes. Amirante. Hatala. Richison Dapkus. Marting, Hosteva, Harr- mann, Angelos. Row 4- Stobel, Spokes, Borissy. Robin- son, Duffin, Regal. Bates, Morley I If Page I I 3 , Mig ...J The Team Game classes are composed of girls in- terested in playing captain basketball, basketball, vol- ley-ball and baseball. Be- sides earning 50 points toward their letters, mem- bers of the winning teams are given bars bearing the name of the games in which they competed. Row lf- Voss. Till. Cekal. Miiszynski. Boness. Walsh. Pastorello. Vanin, Bort, Wilson. Shzmnhun. Row 2- Schiller. Scheunemann, Sopko, Adams. Dieber, Chirnppu. Hesek, Stefanski, Oswald. Row 3- Iiskru, Hutterm, Bergstrom. Noble. Valchar, Cervone, Mor- vis, Layo. Coltman. Row 4- Whyte. Smiley V.. Altman. Am- broz, Kaizer. Wehlisch, Rodri- guez, Tychsen, Gavoon. Row 1- Tietz, Onesto. Angelos. Horaites, Frederick, Rout. Row 2- Gablvert. Cappas. Koveski, Sopko, Gill, Ruzevick, Wells. Vifl. Row 3- Kamm, O'Dea. Yunik, Ambrol. Stambulis. Row 4- lones, Rucker, Nlarteils. Evanow, Huering. Egan, Bruno, Miss li. Murphey. Point, Novosel, Smith, Stigberg, Rank, Cozzo. Hunt. Row 5- Berryman, Cullen. Royse. Bing- ham, Betts. Dean. Erickson. Loilul, Dez. Knchoine, Vaisvil. Rzeszut. Rowli- Cerino, Peters. Roszlto, Gzlrluml. Loiaczmo, Baluk. Pernsteen, Rzeszut. Serafin. Raclich. Koenig, Brzoznowski, Mzikkuy. ff! G 6l,C?lfL8f Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row BADMINTON broch are very popular wlth the glrls thls season The beqmners learn the first essentlal technlques of the game whnle the advanced classes learn the fine points of the game and hold a tournament each semester OZEHL miie gafd Row I- Cozzo, Dapkus, Sopko, Gar- land, Sicbcn, Carpenter. Loi- cano. Dndas, Hunter, Wright Row 2 - Wchlisch, Cckal, Dc Mato. Tychscn, Rodriguez, loy Walsh, Regal. Hoycr. ROW3- Bingham, Smith, Rank Brown. Strogcl. Stighcrg Kovcski. Row l- Bnrlmrek. Carter. Wills. Eder Fleck, lenscn. Cozzo, Wright Stiglwrg. Bziluk. Vytlncil Putnam. Rndivoy. l Under the instruction of Ioanne Wright, the ping pong classes ran very smoothly. Tournaments were held and the winners received bars. Page IIS cufgeii fgficle The R.O.T.C., guided by Sgts. Long- shore and VVilson, is perfection at its peak. From the glittering buttons on their shoulders to the tips of their well-polished shoes, the boys proudly display their khaki uniforms and the medals on their chest. The staff. Picked Platoon, Drum and Bugle Corps, and all of the cadets hope to be leaders, no matter which branch of the service they join. R.O.T.C. COLOR GUARD Pinkowski, Aders, Motel, Oertel. Row l-Cdt. lst Lt. Barkstrom, Cdt. lst Lt. Drigot, Cdt. Maj. Sanclmore, Cdr, lst Lt. Callahan, Cdt. lst Lt. Sandgren, Cdt. 2nd Lt. Levin. Row 2--Pinkowski, Motel, Aders. Oertel. t 1 .jx ' Skining rmor fwl Row R ow R ow Row Row Row Row l 2- Z- 1- 2- 3- -1- Cdt. lst Lt. Killoren, Cdt. lst Lt. Culver, Cdt. 2nd Lt. Levin. Cdt. lst Lt. Barkstrom, Cdt. Capt. Aalderks. Cdt. lst Lt. Carey, Cdt. Capt. Papke. Cdt. Maj. Sandmorc, Cdt. lst Lt. Van Bevcren, Cdt. Capt. Silva, Cclt, lst Lt. Callahan. Cdt. lst Lt. Gorman. Cdt. lst Lt, Sandgren, Cdt. lst Lt. Drigot. Sgt. lst Class Hill. Sgt, lst Class Moon, M!Sgt. Munnich. lst Sgt. Barker, Sgt. lst Class Kliepstcin, Sgt. lst Class Baukus, MfSgt. Morrison. Sgt. lst Class Hall. lVlfSgt. Loscar, M!Sgt. Parker, lVl!Sgt, Brcjcha, Cclt. 2nd Lt. Granitz, Sgt. Neal. Ocrtcl, Mack. Bell, Gawrych, Hall. Doria, M!'Sgt. Skapck. Sgt. Rio. Sgt. Parkcr, Sgt. Pcrna. Sgt. Coco, Sgt. Orszula. Aalderks, Van Bcvcrcn. Culncr, Gorman, Sandgrcn, Barkstrom, Mack, Boll, Hudson, Vetter. Orszula, Orszuln. Cainski. Killorcn, Hill, Ricsland, Statkus. Scotchmur, Hudson. Grindlcr. Skapvk. Lingl, Brciling. Drigot, Gawrych, Baukus, Loscar. Dornan. Pape. Gopoian, Parker, Carlson. Parker. Page 117 ,fgffen icon . ' haf Eg g e Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Hgfrzfzgzg: f ,' 5 Q Cdr, Capt. Silva, Ist Lt. Callahan. Cdr. 2nd Lt. Granitz, Kazdal, Campbell. Schmidt, Roza, Senkl Estes Hall Neal, Hill, Denne, Aders, Manak. Hehl, Slama. 4-Cdr. Sgr. Rio, Ieffries, Spiegel, Burgess. Weinert, Unger. Lingl Morrmon Cdr. Capt. Papkc. Cdr. 2nd Lt. Levin. Oertel, Pinkowski, Morgan, Felinczak, Paluck, Brenhe, Sgr. Bernard Moon Motel, Kunstmann, Moore, Dc-Wolf, Schlutz. Dornan. Hall, Wolniak, Heirz. Spiegel. Szarka. Doria. Page 118 JU f ji. fflwgef. Row Row 2- Row 3 Row Row 1 Group l: Kelly, lsr Lt. Carey. lVlunnich, Blessing, Burgcrr, Vifilke, Mannsscs, Dmgum-tri. Billinqs Corn Bukrr Cdr. Erickson, Cdr. Korbukis. Cdr. Sukcy. Cdr. Porcmlvski, Cdr. Rolunson Powers, Klipsrcin. Hazen, Knmmdr. Brcichu, Krisr, Prcll. Pcrnn. Cdr. lsr Lr. Drigor, Cdr. Hill. Cdr. lsr Lt. Saxndgrcn. Cdr. Capt Loscur, , sq -P i Page 119 gzncluring emorieri ' glncluring emorieo ' ilnaluring emorieri GRADUATES CLASS MEETINGS, THE SING, THE PROM, THE TEARS AND SMILES OF GRADUATION NIGHT -1 THESE MEMORIES WILL LINGER ALWAYS IN THE MINDS AND HEARTS OF OUR GRADUATES. gznoluring Wemoried ' gncluring Wemoried ' glncluring Wemoriea 'I w s s -G :5..,-ie W , Q.: X Q xiaigximgfrzpaixi kff' J X ,xwr ,Mp .Y Q X ,ami K . 'New- Jw ,X - ,, N4 'nw Af -. x xv 'N' ggi, X 4 as BETTY ANN ADDUCE Eagle Salesman, Weekly Salesman, Team Games, Hall Guard, Eagle Ad Salesman, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Fencing. MARGARET APOIAN Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, Library Assistant, G.A.A., Teacher's Assistant, No Tardiness. AL AXELROD Hall Guard, Baseball Mgr., Ticket Salesman, Usher, Spanish Club. RICHARD BARRETT Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Basketball Team, HL Club, No Tardiness. EDWARD BARRY Latin Club, Hall Guard Captain, Fire Marshal, Intramural - Basketball, l.C.C., Eagle Sa'esman, Usher, Ticket Salesman. DAVID BELL Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society, Stage Crew, Light Brigade, Projection Club, Weekly Salesman, Training Choir, Hall Guard, Swim Team. KENNETH BERG Varsity Football, Soph Football, 4A Class President, Senior Boys' Council, Wrestling, Intramural Basketball, Ice Skating, L Club. EDWARD BERRY Senior Boys' Council, Latin Club, Hall Guard Captain, Prom Committee, Soph Football, Varsity Football, Swim Team, L Club. ETHEL BIELAWA Teacher's Assistant, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Hall Guard Cap- tain. Orchestra. BRUCE BLAKE Honor Society, S Certibcate. 'N PAULINE BOERS Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, No Tar- diness, Hall Guard, Mail Service, Spanish Club, Student Guild. KENNETH BOND Baseball Team, Intramural Basketball Team Champs, Hall Guard, Library Assistant, Spanish Club, Track Team. Page 122 OFFICERS . . President KENNETH BERG Vice-President ESTALLE IUCKINS Secretary GEORGE SWANSON Treasurer BOB CASSIDY aaa 0 3 if X 6 , l if 65 ,wx 9 AUGUST RICHARD BOSE Photography Club, Spanish Club. RICHARD BRAND Varsity Football, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Fire Marshal, L Club, Soph Football, No Tardiness. DOROTHY BREIER Girls' Chorus Vice President, Honor Society. Sing Committee, glailAService, Hall Guard, Weekly Salesman, Gym Leader, ALBA BRUNO Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, No Tardiness, Mail Service, Student Guild, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Sub Debs. IOHN CALLAHAN Picked Platoon. R.O.T.C. L Club, Soph Football Team. LAURENCE CALVERT Usher, Fire Marshal, Hall Guard, Ticket Salesman, No Tardiriess. IOHN CAREY Hall Guard, Captain R.O.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corp. IOYCEE CARROLL G.A.A., Office Registrar, Mail Service, Honor Society, Student Guild, Eagle Salesman, Radio Guild, Hall Guard Captain. BOB CASSIDY Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society, Football Team, 3 L's , L Club, 4A Treasurer, Co-Captain Football Team, Track Team. SHIRLEY CATHCART Honor Society 6 semesters, Girls' Chorus. G.A.A., Weekly Ealesman, L.D. Club, Student Guild, Spanish Club, Gym eaders. LEON CHADOVICH Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball. Intramural Track, Stage Crew. Fire Marshal. MARGE CHICOINE G.A.A., A'L.D. Club, Swim Leader, Gym Leader, Gym Office Ass't., Team Games. Hall Guard, Honor Volleyball and Basketball. IOE CHOCOLA Fire Marshal. Hall Guard, No Tardiness. CONSTANCE COMPONDU Gym Leaders, A'L.D. Club, Bowling Team, Team Games, Lratin Club, Class Sing Committee. Spanish Club President. EDWARD WALTER COPELAND A Cappella Choir, VVeekly Business and Editorial Staff, Stu- dent Guild, Sec'y. of Ushers, Boys' Chorus. Library Club. Hall Guard, Assembly Participant. SHIRLEY COTTER Radio Club. Projection Club, G.A.A., Drama Club. Hall Guard Supervisor, Weekly Photographer. IOAN CRAVEN Weekly Salesman, Spanish Club. Hall Guard, Teachers Assistant, Mail Service, G.A.A. GLORIA DITURI Girls' Chorus, Mail Service, G.A.A., Pep Book Salesman. Hall Guard, Teachers Assistant. MAE DOLIANIN Latin Club, Spanish Club. Honor Society 1 semester, Weekly Staff, Radio Guild, Hall Guard, Mail Service. IAMES DOLLEAR Hall Guard Capt., Hall Guard Supervisor, Latin Club. BERNARD M. ERVIN R.O.T.C., Trick Drill Platoon, Concert Orchestra, Concert Band, Latin Club, Hall Guard. Page 123 EDGAR FIELD Soph Football, Varsity Football. Co-Captain Varsity Foot- ball, L Club, Hall Guard, RICHARD FINGER Varsity Football, Soph Football, Hall Guard, Intramural TWrestling. Basketball, Wrestling Team, UL Club, Track eam. CHARLOTTE FUCHS 4B Class Secretary, Senior Girls' Council, Girls' Chorus Li- brarian, Sub Debs Vice Pres,, Secretary, Mail Service, I.C,C. Executive Committee, Honor Society, L.D, Club. ROBERT I, GAWRYCH Concert Band, Hall Guard, Picked Platoon R.O.T.C., Latin Club, R.O.T,C. L Cluh. MERLE GIROUARD Gir's' Chorus, Weekly Circu'ation Manager, Honor Society, Mail Service, G.A.A., Latin Club. LUCY GIUSTO Honor Society, Concert Orchestra, Teacher's Asst., Class Sing Committee, Eagle Ad Salesman, G,A.A. DOLORES GOELZ Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, US Certificate, 4B Class Treasurer, Spanish Club, Prom Committee, G.A.A.. Mail Service. STELLA GORITZ G.A.A., Oiiice Assistant, Swim Leader, Library Assistant, Dramatic Club, Team Games, Hall Guard. GERALD HENNESSY Soph Football, Track Team, Varsity Football, L Club, Skating Team, Hall Guard, Intramural Wrestling. IOHN HICKS Varsity Football, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Band, Hall Guard, VVeekly Reporter, Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society. RONALD HUSSER Hall Guard, Soph Football, Ir. Swim Team, N.S.R.G., Wrestling, Track. IOAN B. IOHNSON Eagle Salesman, Weekly Salesman, Hall Guard Supervisor, Spanish Club, G.A.A,, Library Assistant, Teacher's Assistant. RONALD IOHNSON Senior Boys' Council, A Cappella Choir, Projection Club. Ushers, Fire Marshal, Capt., Swim Team, Soph Footba'l, Library Asst. IOE IOPEK Footba'l Mgr., Ice Skating Mgr.. Varsity Football, Hall Guard. Fire Marshal, L Club. 6 L's , Perfect Attendance. ESTELLE IUCKINS 4A Vice-President, Senior Girls' Council, Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness, Honor Society, L.D. Club, Spanish Club. IEAN KAIZER G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L -3 Chevrons. L.D. Club, Leaders, Bowling League, Team Games, Mail Service, Nation- al Scholastic Radio Guild. NINA M. KAMENIARIN 1 G.A.A., L.D. Club, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Honor Vol- leyball, Eagle Salesman, Weekly Salesman, Gym Leader. WILLIAM KAMHOLZ Soph Football, Hall Guard, Usher, Eagle Salesman, Intra- mural Basketball. BEATRICE KAMPENGA Girls' Chorus, I.C.C., G.A.A. ELEANOR KANSAS A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Honor Society, Senior Girls' Council, 4A Class Speaker, Class Sing Committee, Hall Guard, Mail Service. ROY KASTEN Stage Crew, Projection Club, Eagle Salesman. Page 124 ff' f CLAUDE KAUCK Spanish Club, Intramural Basketball. Hall Guard, Honor Society. RICHARD KELLY Swimming Team, Bowling Team, Intramural Swimming, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal. RONALD KNOUREK Hall Guard, Capt. Fire Marshals. MARGARET KOCHALKA Gym Leaders, G.A.A., Team Games, Sub Debs. Mail Service Hall Guard Capt., Spanish Club, No Tardiness. EDWARD KOPFER Intramural Basketball, Soph Football, Varsity Football. IOHN KRAFCISIN Weekly Artist, Weekly Salesman, Usher, Fire Marshal, A Cappella Choir, Art League. Pep Book Committee. ARTHUR LANGE Basketball Team, Senior Boys' Council. Swimming Team, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard. LILLIAN M. LAYO Senior Girls' Council, President of Honor Society, Honor Society 7 semesters, L , Mail Service, Hall Guard Lt., Library Asst., 2 S Certificates. NADIA ESTHER LAZO G.A.A., Team Games, L.D. Club, Hall Guard, Radio Guild, Badminton, Tumbling. BARBARA H. LEBOLD Theatre Arts, G.A.A., French Club, Teacher's Assistant, Eagle Staff, Member of N.S.R.G., Assembly Participant. CHARLES LEGAC Hall Guard, Reserve Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Honor Society. GENE LEONARD Hall Guard. Gymnastics. EMMETT LEWIS Concert Band. WILLIAM LEWIS Swimming, HL Club, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard Capt.. Soph Football, Intramural Baseball, Fire Marshal. WILLIAM LOWERY BERNARD MASTERSON IEAN MATKOVICH Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society 7 semesters, Secretary of Honor Society, Class Sing Committee. S Certificate. No Tardiness, President of Spanish Club, Golden Eagle. IACK B. McCRACKEN LEAHMAE MCSHEFFERY ULD. Club, Spanish Club, Hall Guard Captain. G.A.A., Program Registrar, Eagle Salesman. Gym Leader. FLORENCE MILLER Eagle Business Staff, Weekly Typist, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Teachers Assistant, RICHARD A. MOELLER Senior Bo s' Council, Chief of Ushers' Club, Honor Society, 4B Vice-President, 3 L's . No Tardiness, Fire Marshal. Gymnastics. Page 125 I ALLEN MYERS Swim Team, Intramural Wrestling, Intramural Swimming. IOSEPH NIXON Basketball Team, Intramural Basketball, Fire Marshal, Hall Guard, WAYNE NORMAN Eagle Salesman, Usher, Fire Marshal, Weekly Salesman, Football Team, Drafting Club, Hall Guard Captain, I.C.C. BARBARA NORWICH Art League, Mail Service, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Program Registrar, Weekly Salesman, Team Games. SHIRLEY NOVAK ?E:bCDebs, Mail Service. G.A.A., Hall Guard, Team Games, RONALD PAC Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Soph Football, Baseball Team. National Scholastic Radio Guild. WILLIAM PARKER Baseball Team, L Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, No Tardiness. EDGAR PARUS Varsity Football, L Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Basket- ball. Track, VVrestling, Stage Crew. Soph Football. ALLAN PHILLIPS Latin Club, Eagle Salesman, National Scholastic Radio Guild. RALPH PIHA Soph Football, Varsity Football, Hall Guard. Fire Marshal. CAROL POLANSKY Eagle Staff, Business Manager, Honor Society 6 Sem., Spanish Club, Golden Eagle, Mail Service. Library Assistant, G.A.A., No Tardiness. WILLIAM PRATT Honor Society 7 Sem., Spanish Club, Intramural Basketball. IACQUELINE PRINCE Honor Society, Mail Service, Hall Guard. I.C.C.. Sub Debs. G.A.A., Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness. DONALD RADEN Fire Marshal, Hall Guard, Stage Crew, Office Assistant, ELEANORE E, RATAISKI Sub Debs Social Chairman, Hall Guard, Mail Service, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, No Tardiness, Perfect Attendance. IIM RAUEN Gymnastic Team, L Club, President of Latin Club, I.C.C.. Hall Guard, Usher, Intramural Gymnastics, Ticket Salesman. ARLENE RODRIGUEZ G.A.A., L H4 Chevrons, A Cappella Choir, Gym Leaders. L.D. Club, Hall Guard, Team Games, Fencing. RONALD ROSEN Football Mgr., Golden Eagle, Baseball Mgr., Bowling Team, I6 L's , L Club, Fire Marshal Captain, Basketball Mgr. ARTHUR ROSIAN Varsity Football, Soph Football, Fire Marshal, Chief of Fire Marshals, Ir. Swimming Team, Sr. Swimming Team, Library Assistant, ML Club. DONALD SANDMORE Picked Platoon Championship. 3 R.O.T.C. l'L's , Soph Foot- ball, Hall Guard. ROBERT SCHARF Ushers, Honor Society, Wrestling. Page 126 ii PHEBE SETZKE Honor Society, G.A.A., Senior Girls' Council, Treasurer of Honor Society, Mail Service, Hall Guard, Library Assistant. IOHN SHANAHAN Ice Skating Team, L Club. Ushers, Hall Guard Captain, Co-Captain. Skating Team, Ticket Salesman. DEANE SILVA 3 yrs. Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. L Club, Intramural Basket- ball. Hall Guard, Band, Rifle Team. Monkey Team. 3 L's . AUDREY SLOBAK G.A.A., Teachers Assistant, Girls' Chorus, Assembly Partici- pant, Pep Book Salesman, Hall Guard. MELVIN SNYDER Baseball, L Club, Fire Marshals, Hall Guard, Ushers, No Tardiness. Bowling. BETTY STOKES G.A.A., Team Games, Mail Service, Hall Guard, Teacher's Assistant, Spanish Club, Library Assistant. GEORGE SWANSON Soph Football Co-Capt.. Varsity Football, L Club, Senior Boys' Council, 4B President, 4A Secretary, No Tardiness, Bowling Team. IANICE TAYLOR Senior Girls' Council, Business Mgr. of Eagle, Golden Eagle. Honor Society, 6 S Certificates, Office Assistant, Hall Guard, Spanish Club Vice-President. RIMTIS TALLAJCELPSA RONALD TIHINEN Hall Guard Captain. ELAINE TRAGER Honor Society 7 semesters, S Certificate, Senior Girls' Council, No Tardiness, Madriga's, Golden Eagle, Class Sing Committee, Program Registrar. WILLIAM TRENT Soph Football, Hall Guard. BARBARA TYCHSEN Girls' Achievement Cup, Pres. and Treas. of G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, No Tardiness, Honor Society 4 semesters, Hall Guard, L.D. Club, L -4 Chevrons. Golden Eagle. RONALD I. UHLE Honor Society, Concert Band. Latin Club Vice-Pres., Ushers. Hall Guard, Photography Club. ALICE URBANIAK 'AL.D. President, Girls' Chorus, Pres. and Treas. of G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Weekly Staff, Spanish Club, L -I Chevron. DIONIZAS VARNAITIS GENE VINCENT SYLVIA WEHLISCH Choir and Madrigals. G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L -4 Chevrons, L.D. Club Treasurer, Prom Committee. French and Spanish Clubs, Hall Guard. N.S.R.G. Club. ALLAN WEISCHEDEL BERT WEISS Baseball Mgr., Intramural Basketball, Honor Society, Hall Guard, Usher, Intramural Wrestling, Eagle Salesman. LOIS WEISSENHOFER Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Library Assistant, Ad- justment Offlce, Swim Leader, No Tardiness, Theatre Arts Club. Student Council. Page 127 , ',-:.: 1 IOHN VVHITE ' i HH Editor-in-Cliicf und Pago liditor of VVcckly, Senior Boys' . ' XIY A Q Coiinuil. I.C,C. Publicity Conimittcv Chairninn. Ushcrs. Firm' Q lVl.irslizil. Honor Socicty, 'Q F RAYMOND WILSON lj VVcvkly Pzigv lfditor, Ushcr, I.C.C.. Fire Mzirslizil, Radio -- VVoi'ksliop, Asscnilily Pzirticipeint. Hull Guard, Wcckly Staff, K IOHN F. WINDSOR Gyinnixstics, Hull Gnzirc. Si - 1 i RICHARD Wi'i'T T5 Q Gyniniistics, Ciyniniislic Tcaiin Nlgii, Fir? Mui-sliiil.Hii1l fiuzird. ' L if BETTY YARA i Q-V1- Girls' Chorus. lVlziil Swvicos, Spanish Clnli, G,A,A,. l.C.C.. ...-- Engle Siilcsnizin, VVcvkly Typist. Hull Giiurd. K ROY YOUNG Baisvlmll, Varsity Football, Boys' Acliicvciiiviit Cup, Senior Boys' Council. L Club, Intrziinuriil Basketball. i'53?1v7S'iv.' f -L CHARLES ZESCHKE fx Sopli Football, Hall Guard, Ushvr, Officv Assistant. K 5 i'Ill'0l poyagy UA? QZBURI' fame 1 7 77 0 in g :wwf 128 WILLIAM AALDERKS Pep Book Salesman, 4 R.O.T,C. i'L's , Secretary R.O.T.C. L Club, Company Commander, Monkey Team, Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. Play, I.C.C. FLOYD ABRAHAM Bowling Team, Honor Society, Ushers, I.C.C., Hall Guard. PATRICIA ADAMS Girls' Chorus, Mail Service. Eagle Salesman, Weekly Sales- man, I.C.C., G.A.A., Hall Guard. SOTERIA ADAMS Golden Eagle, I.C.C. Emblem. Eagle Staff Typist, L -3 Chevrons. Girls' Chorus Secretary, Fire Marshal, Student Guild, Gym Leaders. ARTHUR ANDERSON Stage Crew, Light Brigade, Weekly Photographer. COLETTA ARNETT Girl's Chorus, G.A.A., Mail Service, Teacher's Assistant. Hall Guard. WAYNE ARNOLD Hall Guard, Football Ticket Salesman, Architects' Club. BOB BABICI-I Co-Editor-In-Chief of Eagle, Senior Boys' Council, President of I.C.C., I.C.C. Emblem. Honor Society, No Tardiness, Student Guild, Hall Guard, Golden Eagle. 4A Treasurer. IOSEPHINE BABORSKY Sub Debs. Hall Guard, Mail Service, G.A.A,, Team Games, Fencing. ROSE MARY BALUK Honor Society, L -2 Chevrons, L.D. Club, Gym Leaders. Team Games, Fencing. Weekly Salesman, Badminton. LANETA BARMANN G.A.A., No Tardiness, Office Assistant. s PHYLLIS BARNE S A Cappella Choir. Madrigals, Honor Society, S Certificate. Senior Girls' Council, G.A,A., Vice-President of Spanish Club. OFFICERS , . President IACK KOPPIN Vice-President DON BERGSTROM Secretary BETTY MAKKAY Treasurer BOB BABICH aaa ofjune I9 2 F-53? N-cf 5' TOM BATASTINI Ice Skating Team, I.C.C., Hall Guard. L Club, Intramural Ice Skating, Eagle Ad Salesman, Captain Ir. Ice Skating Team, Football Ticket Salesman. PHIL BATEMAN Hall Guard. I.C.C., Honor Society, Boys' Chorus, Fire Marshal, Latin Club. PEGGY BATES Secretary of G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, 2 Golden Eagles. Honor Society and S Certificate, L -4 Chevrons, Treas- urer of Spanish Club, Hall Guard Captain, Perfect Attendance and No Tardiness, Treasurer of Bowling League. MARY BATRUEL Weekly Business Staff, Badminton, Gym Leaders, Honor Society, Oflice Assistant. GEORGE BAYER Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Perfect Attendance and No Tardiness, Gymnastic Team. FRANCES BEASLEY Library Assistant, Hall Guard, Concert Orchestra, Team gzxngs, Latin Club, Gym Leaders, G Clef-2 Chevrons, FRANK BECK Pickeei Platoon, Ice Skating Team, 3 Major L's , R.O.T.C. H lub. MARILYN BEET5 G.A.A., Office Assistant, No Tardiness, Latin Club, L.D. Club, Locker Guard. RSHANE BELLIS A Cappella Choir, Senior Girls' Council, Treasurer of Honor Society, 6 S Certificates, Mail Service, Student Guild, Pro- gram Registrar, Spanish Club. DON BERGSTROM Senior Boys' Council, I.C.C.. Basketball Team, 2 L's , Vice- President of 4B and 4A Classes, L Club. GLADYS BERGSTROM Bowling League, S Certificate, Honor Society 6 Sem.. Team games, L -4 Chevrons. L.D. Club, Hall Guard, Mail ervice. LORRAINE BIRZETIS L.D. Club, Hall Guard, Gym Leader, G.A.A., I.C.C., A Cappella Choir. IOAN BLASCHAK G.A.A., Bowling League, Hall Guard, Teacher's Assistant, Girls' Chorus. FRANK BLAZEK Achievement Cup, Senior Boys' Council, President of Honor Society, 3 L's , Captain Gymnastic Team, President of Band and Band Lyre, Usher, Fire Marshal. BOHDAN BLIDY I.C.C., G Clef-4 Chevrons, Concert Orchestra, Latin Club, Concertmaster of Orchestra. EDWARD BLOOM Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Projection Club, Track Team, A Cappella Choir, Weekly Photographer. KATHERINE BOBO Mail Service, Library Club, G.A.A., Weekly Ad Salesman. IOSEPH BOCHENEK SHIRLEY BOCIAN Honor Society 8 Sem., Latin Club, French Club, Student Guild, I.C.C., Mail Service, Sub Debs, 2 S Certificates. SONIA BORT Mail Service, Gym Leader, L -2 Chevrons, L.D. Club, Bowling League. WILLIAM BORYLA Hall Guard. I.C.C., Eagle Salesman, Intramural Basketball, Soph Football, Ticket Salesman. Page 130 FRANK BOWLING Baseball Team, L Club. RICHARD BOYER No Tardiness. HENRY BOZEK A Cappella Choir. Honor Society, Swim Team, Usher, Latin Club, Hall Guard, Pep Book Salesman. MARILYN BRENNAN G.A.A. IOAN M. BRIGGS Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Vice-President of Girls' Chorus, Prom Committee, Hall Guard, Teacher's Assistant. GWEN BROWN G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L f-l Chevron, Honor Society 5 Sem., Eagle Salesman, Weekly Salesman, L.D. Club, Bowling League, Fencing. IESSIE BROWN G.A.A., Sub Debs, Concert Orchestra, Concert Band, Hall Guard, Teacher's Assistant, G Clef-3 Chevrons. PHYLLIS BROWN G.A.A., Dramatic Club. TOM BROWN President Bowling Team, Eagle Salesman, Bowling Team. EDWARD BRYIA NANCY BRZOZNOWSKI G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L f-3 Chevrons, Secretary L.D. Club, Treasurer of Bowling League, Gym Leader. Latin Club. Prom Committee, Office Assistant. LORETTA BUCHER Art League, No Tardiness, Hall Guard, Girls' Chorus, Pep Book Salesman, G.A.A. SHIRLEY BUESING Honor Society, Sub Debs, G.A.A., Mail Service, French Club, Spanish Club. DOROTHY BURD G.A.A.. Sub Debs, Mail Service, Team Games. ARLENE BURITA Hall Guard, G.A.A., Bowling League, Teacher's Assistant, Team Games, No Tardiness. MARTHA BURKE G.A.A., Weekly Page Editor, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Drama Club, Spanish Club. CATHERINE CAHILL L -2 Chevrons, Swim and Gym Leader, l.C.C., Mail Serv- ice. N.S.R.G., Sub Debs, L,D. Club, Hall Guard. ROBERTA CAMPBELL Girls' Chorus, Mail Service. G.A.A., Hall Guard, Teacher's Assistant. FRED CANNON Baseball Team, L Club, Hall Guard. STUART CARSTENS I.C.C,, Student Guild. Honor Society, Hall Guard, Football Ticket Salesman, Intramural Basketball. BARBARA CASPER G.A.A., Mail Service. Page 131 Ea A ... ,mmm X sf- X .- G . -' ev - .,.,,, Q Q .11 ,,., -......,N 13 'nn-uv KYB ,pf 'isi 7519? F RUTH CEKAL President and Vice-President of G.A.A. Board and Cabinet. Vice-President of Bowling League, Honor Society and 2 S Certificates, Assistant Page Editor Weekly, Golden Eagle. L -3 Chevrons, Gym Leader, Girls' Chorus. LUCILLE CERVONE L -2 Chevrons, Team Games, G.A.A., ML.D. Club, Hall Guard, Weekly Salesman, I.C.C., Mail Service. SYLVIA CICENAS G.A.A., Mail Service IIM COLVIN Soph Football Team. Fire Marshal, Usher, Hall Guard. Architect's Club. ILIDITH CORRELL G.A.A., Mail Service, Team Games. VIRGINIA DAME Eagle Salesman, Bowling League, Hall Guard. G.A.A., Team ames. LAURIN DAVIDSON Bowling League, Eagle Salesman, L Club. CARMELLA DEIOHN G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L -4 Chevrons, 'AL.D. Club. Honor Society 2 Sem., Perfect Attendance. No Tardiness, Hall Guard, Mail Service. x..IRENE DEKOVICH Senior Girls' Council, Golden Eagle, G.A.A., Vice-President of Girls' Chorus, Mail Service Cabinet, Honor Society 2 Sem., L.D. Club, Spanish Club. RON DELLAMANO V Co-Captain Basketball Team. Senior Boys' Council, Hall Guard, UL Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society. NOBLE DE SALVI Hall Guard Lt., Football Mgr., Soph Football, Swim Team. DANTE DI BARTOLO Bowling Team. MARILYN DIX Honor Society 3 Sem., Weekly Staff, G.A.A., Hall Guard. Library Assistant, Eagle Salesman, Dramatic Club. x,.lVIAXINE DOBSLAW Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society and 2 S Certificates, A Cappella Choir. Madrigals, Golden Eagle, Copy Editor and Page Editor of Weekly. Perfect Attendance and No Tardiness. DOLORES DODGE G.A.A, NANCY DOYLE Team Games. Hall Guard, I.C.C. RICHARD DREW Basketball Team. Stage Crew, I.C.C.. Hall Guard, Fire Marshal. Weekly Staff. Soph Football. CHARLES DUEWERTH IOAN DUGAN G.A.A. WILLIAM RAPHAEL DUNN Spanish Club, Honor Society 7 Sem., Intramural Golf, Gradu- ated in years, President of Spanish Club, 2 S Certih- cates, No Tardiness. BETTY DLINSTAN Weekly Staff, I.C.C., G.A.A., Mail Service, No Tardiness. Page 132 I IOSEPH ELFAYER Ushers. Projection Club, Fire Marshal, Co-Chief of Fire Marshals. I.C.C., Drafting Club, President of Drafting Club. LEO ENGSTROM Bowling Team. NICHOLAS EOANOU Ushers, No Tardiness. BEVERLY EVKOVICH Senior Girls' Council, A Cappella Choir. Gym Leader, Weekly Staff, MS Certificate, Student Guild, Spanish Club. ROBERT FEDEANIS Ushers, Hall Guard, Football Team, Football Mgr., Fire Marshal, Boys' Chorus, Projection Club, L Club. DONALD FESSETT Honor Society. Gymnastic Team, Weekly Salesman. L Club. No Tardiness. IOANNE FLAHERTY Honor Society, Hall Guard, Dramatic Club, G.A.A., Fencing. TED FOSS Honor Society, Student Guild, Inter-Cabinet Council, No Tardiness. IOANNE FOX L , L.D. Club, Treasurer of Latin Club, Secretary of Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard. Mail Service, Eagle Business Staff. Honor Society. LAWRENCE FRASE Soph Football, Swim Team, L Club, Hall Guard, Gymnastic Team, Intramural Basketball. ANNA FULKERSON Honor Society. G.A.A., l.C.C., Team Games, Sub Debs, IOHN MARLOWE GARVER Golden Eagle, Secretary of Senior Boys' Council, Business and Advertising Manager of Weekly, President of Library Club, S Certificates and Honor Society, Madrigals, A Cap- pella Choir. Art Award, Egyptian Music Camp Scholarship. RUTH EUNETTA GENTRY Golden Eagle, MS Certificate, Fire Marshal, Band, Orchestra. Hall Guard, Library Assistant, Mail Service. MARVIN GEORGE GERBER Band, Band Trophy Winner, Soph Football, Weekly Staff. Hall Guard, Usher. ALICE GIRDVAIN G.A.A., Office Assistant. VIOLET GIVIN Team Games, Hall Guard, Sub Debs, Mail Service, G.A.A. EDNA GLAUM Concert Orchestra. Gym Leaders, G.A.A., Latin Club. DONALD GLOVER Hall Guard, Ticket Salesman. CHARLES GORDON No Tardiness. Perfect Attendance. IOAN GORDON Concert Orchestra, Honor Society 5 Sem., Eagle Salesman. G.A.A., French Club, Lost and Found, l.C.C.. No Tardiness. IIENRY GORMAN Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. HL Club, Picked Platoon, 4 R.O.T.C. L's . . Page 133 K' FRANK GORSKI Ticket Salesman, 2 R.O.T.C. L's , Prom Committee. EUGENIA GRALINSKI Senior Girls' Council, Weekly Page Editor, Honor Society 7 Sem. and 6 S Certificates, Golden Eagle, A Cappella Choir, I.C.C. Representative, Secretary of Latin Club. CHRIS GRANITZ R.O.T.C., No Tardiness, Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. Play. RONALD GRENN Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, L Club, Skating Club, Football Team. ADELINE GULCZYNSKI G.A.A., Concert Band, Mail Service, Hall Guard, No Tardiness. RICHARD HAAK Spanish Club. CAROL HANVEY G.A.A., Girls' Chorus. Mail Service, Teacher's Assistant. IOAN HART G.A.A., President of Sub Debs. MARILYN HART Weekly Business Staff, Latin Club, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Team Games, Fencing, Sub Debs, French Club. NANCY HAZEN Band, 4 S Certificates, Band Board, G.A.A., Gym Leaders, L.D. Club, No Tardiness, Hall Guard. DON HEDMAN Hall Guard, Pep Book Salesman, l.C.C., Te-acher's Assistant. CAROLYN HEENAN G.A.A., L -l Chevron, Gym Leaders, Mail Service, Fenc- ing, Team Games, Badminton, Dramatic Club. EARL N. HELDER No Tardiness, Perfect Attendance. WILLIAM HIGGINS Basketball Team, Perfect Attendance, UL Club, Hall Guard. IOHN HILLEBOLD Hall Guard Capt., Football Team, Fire Marshal, Swim Team, Intramural Basketball. ' WARREN HOARD Skating Team, Swim Team. KENNETH HOFER Senior Boys' Council, Co-Business Manager of Eagle, Presi- dent of Latin Club, Student Guild, l.C.C., Golden Eagle, 5 S Certificates, No Tardiness. ' ROBERT HORN Hall Guard Supt., I.C.C.. Swim Team, Fire Marshal, Ticket Salesman, Weekly Salesman, Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness, MYRON HRYNYSZYN Football Team, Soph Football Team, Bowling League, l.C.C., L Club, 2 L's , French Club, Eagle Ad Salesman. HELEN HUGHES G.A.A., Mail Service, No Tardiness, Hall Guard. ROBERT HUNT Page 134 IAMES HVIZD Basketball Team, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Weekly Salesman, Ticket Salesman. Track Team, Intramural Swimming. LA IUNE IACKSON Orchestra, French Club, G.A.A. SERVERNE IACKSON Hall Guard. SHIRLEY IACKSON I L -4 Chevrons, Cheerleaders and Cheerleaders Golden Eagle, Gym Leaders, Eagle Staff Typist, Vice President of L.D. Club, I.C.C.. Honor Society. VERNEICE IACKSON Eagle Ad Salesman, Team Games, G.A.A. WALTER IANCZEWSKI Iunior Basketball Team, Hall Guard, L Club. SHIRLEY IANUS G.A.A., Eagle Salesman, Fencing, Gym Leaders, Spanish Club, Mail Service, Team Games. FRANK IEZBERA Ice Skating Team. Swim Team. RICHARD IONES Student Guild, Hall Guard. LOVIE IORDAN G.A.A., Spanish Club, Team Games, Hall Guard. AUDREY IOAN IURINEK G.A.A.. Mail Service, Eagle Ad Salesman, Team Games. Spanish Club. ANGELINA IUST Weekly Salesman, I.C.C., G.A.A., Gym Leader, L -1 Chevron, L.D. Club, Team Games, Ofllce Assistant. MARILYN IUSZCZYK Mail Service, Teacher's Assistant, G.A.A. IEAN KAGEL G.A.A., Hall Guard, Library Assistant, Team Games. ANN KAKARIS A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Choir and Madrigal Soloist, Student Guild, Honor Society, 2 S Certificates, Spanish Club, G.A.A. DOROTHY KALOUSEK G.A.A.. Band, Hall Guard, Team Games, No Tardiness, Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Mail Service. HAROLD KAPLAN Spanish Club. EARL KARGES Gymnastic Team, Stage Crew, Light Brigade, Weekly Sales- man, Fire Marshal, L Club, Hall Guard, I.C.C. MARY KARY Hall Guard, Mail Service. Girls' Chorus, Gym Leader, I.C.C., Team Games, Fencing, G.A.A. VERONA KENEL G.A.A., Secretary of Band, Treasurer of Band, Honor Society. RICHARD KENNEY L Club, Football Team, Intramural Golf, Captain of Golf Team, 4 L's , Hall Guard, Latin Club. Page 135 S .r fi sl: U9-fi N NANCY KERNICA G.A.A., Spanish Club, Hall Guard, Swim Leader, Eagle Ad Salesman, No Tardiness, Ollice Assistant. DALE KESSLER DONALD L. KLIPSTEIN R.O.T.C., Drum and Bugle Corps, Weekly Staff, Treasurer of Spanish Club, Concert Orchestra, Band, R.O. Varieties. ERNEST KOCHER R.O.T.C. L Club. LAVERNE KOLPAK Leaders, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Dramatic Club. Art League, Team Games, N.S.R.G.. President of Drama Club. IACK KOPPIN Senior Boys' Council. Basketball Team, Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, l.C.C., Hall Guard, 4A President. VERDELL KOSIEK G.A.A., French Club, Hall Guard, Mail Service, Dramatic Club, Art League, Fencing, Badminton. PATRICIA KOVESKI G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L -3 Chevrons, 'AL.D. Club, Bowling League, Gym Leaders, Eagle Salesman, Swim Leader, No Tardiness. ELEANOR KRAFT Girls' Chorus, l.C.C., Hall Guard, Fencing, Sub Debs, Team Games, Bowling League. Tcacher's Assistant. MARGARET KRAKORA G.A.A., Team Games, Mail Service, Training Choir, Dramatic Club, ROBERT KUBAT Gymnastic Team, Hall Guard. ROBERT KULAR Honor Society, Hall Guard, Eagle Salesman. DONALD KUMOREK ?onor Society, L Club, Hall Guard, Latin Club, Basketball eam. STEPHEN KWAPICH Hall Guard, Library Assistant, No Tardiness, CARYL LANE Gym Leader, Bowling League, Team Games, L -3 Chev- rons, Honor Society, Mail Service, L.D. Club. IACK LANGE Varsity Football Team, L Club, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Library Assistant. Pep Book Salesman, Football Ticket Salesman. WILLIAM LASINSKI BETTY LEHMACHER Honor Society, Team Games, Gym Leader, G.A.A., No Tardiness, IUNE A. LENSE Weekly News Editor, Weekly Staff, Orchestra, Honor Society 3 Sem., Mail Service, Team Games, Latin Club. Training Choir. RON LESKO Gall Guard, Fire Marshal, No Tardiness, Ticket Salesman, sher. MORRIS LEVIN Treasurer of I.C.C., Honor Society 5 Sem., R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Golden Eagle, Concert Orchestra. 2 L's Swim Team, Chairman of Championship Plaque Winning Clean-Up Committee. Page 136 BURTON LEVINTHAL Senior Boys' Council, Captain of Senior Basketball Team. 3 L's , Iunior Basketball Team, L Club, Weekly Sales- man, Eagle Salesman, Hall Guard. PATRICK LEWIS WAYNE LEYDEN No Tardiness, Hall Guard. Basketball Mgr., Basketball Team, L Club, Eagle Business Staff, Intramural Basketball. RUTH LION Honor Society 3 Sem., Hall Guard, Mail Service, Latin Club, G.A,A. BARBARA LIZARS G.A,A.. Office Assistant, Vice-President of Spanish Club, Team Games, Mail Service. BOBBIE I. LUCAS G.A.A., Team Games, Fencing, Concert Band. THOMAS LYONS Weekly Salesman, Latin Club, Intramural Basketball. MILDRED MACEIIK Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard. Teachers Assistant, Ping Pong, Badminton. G.A.A.. Drama Club, Mail Service. DERALD IVIAHY Baseball Team. TED MAISEL Hall Guard. Fire Marshal, Usher, Weekly Salesman, R.O.T.C. ML Club, Picked Platoon, Art League. BETTY MAKKAY Achievement Cup, L -4 Chevrons, 7 Dolphins, Treasurer of G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, President of Bowling League, A Cappella Choir, I.C.C. Vice-President, 'IA Secretary. BOB MAKOWSKI Co-Chief of Fire Marshals, Fire Marshal, Usher, Projection Club, Hall Guard, Golden Eagle, Honor Society, A Cap- pella Choir. IOHN MALESIC Honor Society 3 Sem., Bowling League. SHIRLEY MALEY Mail Service Cabinet. Girls' Chorus, Weekly Salesman, Hall Guard, Badminton, Fencing, No Tardiness, G.A.A. ROBERT MANIISOS Spanish Club, Fire Marshal, Gymnastic Team, L Club. Weekly Salesman. IAMES MASTERSON Honor Society. CONNIE McELROY Team Games, L.D. Club, Sub Debs, Mail Servic Hall Guard. Honor Society. Weekly Staff. PATRICIA McGOVERN G.A.A., Hall Guard, Team Games, No Tardiness. IACK MELVAN Gymnastic Team. ALMIRA MICHEL G.A,A., Sub Debs, No Tardiness. PETER MIEHLE Concert Band, Hall Guard, Band Board. Page 137 1- ALVIN MIKOLS Swim Team, L Club, No Tardiness, Fire Marshal. SHIRLEY MIKULECKY Honor Society, S Certificate. ML , Girls' Chorus Oflicer. gresident of Spanish Club, Gym Leaders, L.D. Club, Mail ervice. GLADYS MILLER G.A.A., Latin Club. IOAN MILLER 'AL.D. Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Team Games, Spanish Club, Locker Guard, Eagle Salesman, Ofllce Assistant. IOSIE MILLER G.A.A., Team Games, Fencing, Teacher's Assistant, Bad- minton, Band. MARIORIE MILLHUFF Band, Band Librarian, Mail Service, Sub Debs, G.A.A., Training Choir, Spanish Club, No Tardiness. SHIRLEY MILLS Weekly Salesman, Teacher's Assistant, G.A.A., Mail Service, Hall Guard, I.C.C. IOHN MILOS Fire Marshal, Hall Guard, Swim Team. DON MOLITOR Co-Captain of Ir. Basketball Team, L Club, Football Team, Basketball Team, Hall Guard, Golf Team. BERNARD MOON Hall Guard. I.C.C.. R.O.T.C. Officer. EILEEN MORGAN No Tardiness, Hall Guard. Team Games, Fencing, G.A,A., L.D. Club, Badminton, Mail Service. CONSTANCE MOSLEY G.A.A., Team Games. Hall Guard, Library Assistant, Bad- minton, Teacher's Assistant, Spanish Club, Fencing. PAUL MUNNICI-I Hall Guard Capt., Fire Marshal, Library Assistant, Weekly Reporter, Soph Football. SHIRLEY MUSZYNSKI Secretary and Vice-President of G.A.A. Board and Cabinet. Honor Society 3 Sem., L -4 Chevrons, I.C.C., Weekly Typist, Eagle Business Staff, Student Guild, Golden Eagle. IIM NANCE Swim Team, Gymnastic Team, Honor Society, L Club, Hall Guard. IOHN NANCE Gymnastic Team, Swim Team, Honor Society, Hall Guard Capt., L Club, 3 L's . BEVERLY NIELSEN Senior Girls' Council, Eagle Staff Typist, Honor Society. Mcaig Service, Student Guild, No Tardiness, L.D. Club, I. . . PATRICIA NILLES G.A.A., French Club, Sub Debs, Team Games, Fencing, Mail Service, Office Assistant. WILLIAM O. NOLLER A Cappella Choir. Madrigals, Spanish Club. VIRGINIA F. NONKO G.A.A., Bowling League, Honor Society 2 Sem., Gym Leaders, French Club, 'AL.D. Club, Badminton. ADRIENNE NOVINSKI Sub Debs, G.A.A., No Tardiness, Teacher's Assistant. Page 138 ELSIE NOVOSEL L -3 Chevrons, Bowling League, 'AL.D. Club, Gym Lead- ers, Honor Societ , Eagle Salesman, Team Games, Perfect Attendance and Ixllo Tardiness. IIM OBRIECHT A Cappella Choir, Intramural Basketball, Swim Team, Fire Marshal, Usher, Student Guild, I.C.C., Ticket Salesman. BEVERLY ODEKIRK G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, No Tardiness. BOB O'GRADY Gymnastic Team. Intramural Wrestling, Ticket Salesman. NANCY OLENICK G.A.A., Teachers Assistant. WILLIAM OLENICK Honor Society, Hall Guard, Photography Club. IEANETTE OLSZEWSKI G.A.A., Sub Debs, Hall Guard, Training Chorus, No Tardi- ness, Teacher's Assistant. IIM O'MALLEY ROSE MARY PALUCH Girls' Chorus, Sub Debs. Team Games, Ice Skating Team, Badminton. IAMES PARK Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Cheerleader, Basketball Reserves. ROBERTA PATERKA No Tardiness. Honor Society, G.A.A., Hall Guard. IANICE PATTEN Honor Society, Mail Service, Girls' Chorus, Training Choir. VVeekly Salesman. Hall Guard, S Certificate, G.A.A. DOROTHY PERNSTEEN G.A.A., L.D. Club, Gym Leaders, Team Games, Badmin- ton, Fencing, Ping Pong, No Tardiness. MARLENE PESKIND I.C.C., Spanish Club, Drama Club, G.A.A., Office Assistant, Weekly Staff, N.S.R.G., Participant in Stage Production. AUDREY PETERSON Gym Assistant, Mail Service, Teacher's Assistant, Team Games, Spanish Club, Drama Club, Badminton, No Tardiness. MARVIN PETERSON Honor Society 2 Sem., Basketball Team, Hall Guard Capt., I.C.C., Football Ticket Salesman, Student Guild, Intramural Basketball, Senior Boys' Council. PETER PIPIKIOS Honor Society 6 Sem., Band. IOY PIVARONAS A Cappella Choir, Publicity Manager of Sub Debs, G.A.A., Latin Club, L.D. Club, Gym Leader, Team Games. PATRICIA PRATL Sub Debs. ULD. Club, Hall Guard, Gym Assistant. Pro- jection Club, Team Games, Gym Leader, Perfect Attendance. NORMAN PRESTON Fire Marshal. RICHARD E. PRZYBYLSKI Honor Society, Usher Capt., Fire Marshal, Student Guild. Projection Club, Eagle Salesman, A Cappella Choir, Hall Guard. Page 139 sqft if -:I of-f' X . X S-...I ,-. +4 ELEANOR PUPKIEWICZ G.A.A., Hall Guard Supervisor, No Tardiness, Team Games, Lost and Found, Badminton, Teacher's Assistant, Assembly Participant. EVA PLISSTELNIK G.A.A., Orchestra, Clef and 2 Chevrons, Honor Society, S Certificate, Library Assistant. IOAN PUTNAM Cheerleaders and Cheerleaders Dance Committee, L - l Chevron. Honor Society, Girls' Chorus. Fencing, Hall Guard, Sub Debs. DARLENE RACINE Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness, Honor Society, Teacher's Assistant, Hall Guard, Girls' Chorus, Student Guild, Spanish Club. MARY RADICH G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Vice-President and Secretary ol I.C.C., Vice-President ol Girls' Chorus, Girls' Sports Editor of Eag'e, Dance Committee. Bowling League, L -4 Chev- rons, L.D. Club Publicity Representative. DUANE RADIMECKY Honor Society 4 Sem., I.C.C., Fire Marshal, Hall Guard. LILLIAN RADIVOY Cheerleaders and Cheerleaders Prom Committee, L -3 Chevrons, Honor Society 7 Sem., Eagle Staff, Dance Com- mittee, Perfect Attendance and No Tardiness, Team Games. WILLIAM RAMBOW I.C,C., Hall Guard, No Tardiness, Architects' Club. IRENE RASMUSSEN Senior Girls' Council, Vice-President of Latin Club. President of French Club, 4B Class Secretary, Swim Leader, S Certificates, Student Guild. LAUREL REDMAN BARBARA REED G.A.A., Weekly Salesman, Art League. HOWARD REEVES Varsity Football, Swim Team, Honor Society, Hall Guard. Eagle Salesman, L Club. MARLENE RESNICK G.A.A., Spanish Club, Gym Leaders. Weekly Staff. Hall Guard, Eagle Typist. IAMES RICHARDSON L Club, Gymnastic Team, Hall Guard. ETHEL RIGSBY G.A.A., Gym Leaders, Team Games, Mail Service, Library Assistant, L.D. Club, Fencing. GLENN RODEBACK Swim Team, Hall Guard, Eagle Salesman. TONY ROGOVICH Baseball Team, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, L Club, I.C.C., Soph Football. DAISY ROTH Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society 5 Sem., S Certilicate, Vice--President of French Club, L -2 Chevrons, L.D. Club, No Tardiness, Prom Committee. ELAINE ROZHON G.A.A., Mail Service, Team Games, Hall Guard. HERMAN RUECK Gymnastic Team, Football Team, Intramural Swimming, 3 L's , No Tardiness, Hall Guard Capt., Intramural Gymnastics. EVELYN RUSIN G,A.A., L f-4 Chevrons. L.D. Club, Gym Leaders, Mail Service, No Tardiness, Team Games, Sub Debs. Page 140 IEAN RZESZUT I.C.C., Student Guild, Team Games, Badminton, Prom Com- mittee, Assembly Participant. L -2 Chevrons, Hall Guard. BEVERLY SALSTRAND Girls' Chorus. Library Assistant, G.A.A., L.D. Club, Sub Debs, Team Games, Mail Service, Dramatic Club. IAMES SAPPINGTON MARY ANN SAWICKY G.A.A. PAUL SCHICK Hall Guard. Usher. Soph Football, Intramural Basketball, Eagle Salesman, Fire Marshal. VIOLET SCHILLER Co-Captain of Cheerleaders, Cheerleaders Golden Eaqle. L -4 Chevrons, Recording Secretary of I.C.C., I.C.C. Em- blem, Pres., VicefPres.. and Treas. of L.D. , Girls' Chorus, Gym Leaders, Weekly Staff Typist. DOROTHY SCHMIDT G.A.A., Teachers Assistant. NANCY SCHMIDT Senior Girls' Council. Honor Society, Page Editor of Weekly, Student Guild, Girls' Chorus. Swim Leader, Dolphin, Mail Service. MARIANNE SCHULZ Sub Debs. Girls' Chorus, Lost and Found, Office Assistant, I.C.C., Team Games, Honor Society, IOAN SERAFIN Cheerleaders, Cheer'eaders Girls' Sports Editor of Eagle, Dance Committee. Bowling League, L -I Chevron, Vice- Pres. Sub Debs, Honor Baseball. Gym Leaders. EDWARD SI-IAPUTIS L Club, Varsity Football, Soph Football, Intramural Basket- ball, Ticket Salesman, Eagle Ad Salesman, French Club. EVELYN SHAPLITIS Mail Service Cabinet, Mail Service, Team Games, Bowling League, Student Guild. Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness. Training Choir. PETER SHAPUTIS L Club, Varsity Football Team. VALERIAN SHIELDS IGOIILDF Society 2 Sem., Latin Club, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, sher. MARILYN SHUNAS Mail Service Cabinet, Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Gym Leaders, I.C.C., Honor Society, Bowling League. EDWARD SIMA Honor Society 3 Sem., Student Guild, Intramural Basketball. EDWIN SKWAREK RONALD SLOMKOSKI French Club, Ushers. Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Bowling Team. L Club. Library Assistant. ROBERT SIVIID Baseball Team, Gymnastic Team. Basketball Team. HARRY SNORECK Swim Team, 4 i'L's . Captain of Swim Team, Library Assist- ant. Intramural Track. Prom Committee. RONALD SOBEY I.C.C., Radio Guild, Wrestling, Weekly Salesman. Eagle Salesman, Soph Football Hall Guard, Fire Marshal. Page HI Q .:. ...Z i .tie if DAN SOLTIS Intramural Basketball, Band, Hall Guard. DOROTHY SOMMER 4 S Certificates. Honor Society, Golden Eagle, Mail Serv- icggenior Girls' Council, Spanish Club, Program Registrar. IERRY SPEZIA Basketball Team, Football Team, Gymnastic Team. L Club, Wrestling, Usher, Fire Marshal, Hall Guard. LORETTA SPOKES G.A,A. Board and Cabinet, Swim Leader, 4 Dolphins, Life gaving, 'AL.D. Club, Mail Service, L -4 Chevrons, Team ames. RICHARD STANTON Concert Orchestra, Training Choir, No Tardiness ROBERT STEENSMA Swim Team. Bowling Team, Hall Guard. ELAINE STELTER Art League, G.A.A., 2 Dolphins and Swim Leader, L.D. Club, Mail Service, L , Girls' Chorus, Team Games. CORINTHEA STEPHENS Orchestra, Team Games, G.A.A., Pep Book Salesman. MARIAN STOGINSKI Co-Editor-in-Chief of Eagle, Girls' Sports Editor of Eagle. Cheerleaders and Cheerleaders L , G.A.A. Board and Cabi- net, Golden Eagle, L -4 Chevrons, Secretary of L.D. Club, Honor Society, Perfect Attendance and No Tardiness. RON STRUEBING . Basketball Reserves, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard. LEONETTZA SUGGS L -3 Chevrons. Minor Role in Fall Production, Art Award, Library Assistant, Team Games, L.D. Club, Gym Leaders, Perfect Attendance. BERNARD SULLIVAN Intramural Basketball. Skating Team, Gymnastic Team, Weekly Salesman, Usher, Hall Guard. IEANANNE SWAN G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard, Teacher's Assistant, Mail Service, Eagle Salesman. DALE W. SWANSON I.C.C. Treasurer, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Football Manager, I.C.C. Emblem, IOYCE SWANSON G.A.A., Bowling League, Secretary of Bowling League, Teacher's Assistant, Honor Society, Spanish Club, French Club. EDWARD SYNECKI Honor Society, Spanish Club. Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, Reserve Basketball, Fire Marshal. DONALD TADDA BOB THOMALLA Golf Team, Intramural Golf, Intramural Basketball, HL , Pep Book Salesman. KENNETH THOMAS Swim Team, Ushers, Fire Marshal, Hall Guard, VIRGINIA TILL G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Honor Society 4 Sem., L -4 Chevrons, Secretary of Bowling League, Typist Weekly Staff, Golden Eagle, Student Guild, Secretary, L.D. Club. ROGER TRLAK Honor Society, Art League. Posters, Social Center Dance gcimmittee, Ushers, Hall Guard, Basketball Mgr., Ticket a esman. Page 142 ELAINE TUREK Mail Service, Dance Committee, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A.. Dramatic Club, Weekly Staff, Library Assistant. IACQUELYN TVAROHA L -l Chevron, Honor Society. Mail Service, Hall Guard. L.D. Club, I.C.C.. Eagle Stall, Sub Debs. IANET UNDERWOOD I.C.C., Senior Girls' Council, Student Guild, Mail Service. G.A.A., L.D. Club, Gym Leaders, Honor Society and S Certificates. THOMAS S. URASKI BERNADETTE VACLAVEK L.D. Club, Team Games, Badminton, Mail Service, HL . G.A.A., Sub Debs. LILLIAN VAISVIL Honor Society, I.C.C. and I.C.C. Emblem, Girls' Chonis, Mail Service Cabinet, L -l Chevron, Gym Leaders, Bowling League, L.D. Club. PHILL VANDERHOFF LEON VAN METER Weekly Salesman, Bowling Team, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal. STASE VASAUSKAS Spanish Club, Team Games. G.A.A. MARY VICICH Mail Service, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Teacher's Assistant, Sub Debs, Fencing, Team Games, Dramatic Club. ROBERT N. VICICH Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Usher. BERNICE VIOLA G.A.A., Mail Service, Hall Guard. Teacher's Assistant. DOROTHY VITT Mail Service Cabinet, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society, Gym Leaders, Vice-President of Sub Debs. Student Guild, L -l Chevron, Library Assistant. RONALD VLASATY Baseball Team, 2 L's , L Club, 4B President, Senior Boys' fgugcil. Honor Society, Vice-President of Honor Society, MARILYN VOSS Honor Society. G.A.A., Mail Service. Program Registrar. Sub Debs, L.D. Club, Bowling League, Latin Club, ANN WADDELL G.A.A.. Swim Leader, Team Games, Badminton, Fencing. DON WALSH Soph Football, Varsity Football, Latin Club, Treasurer of 4B Class, Radio Guild, L Club, Hall Guard, Library Assistant. CHARLES WALTERS' Fire Marshal. IEAN WARREN G.A.A., Mail Service, Spanish Club, No Tardiness, Library Assistant. ALICE M. WASHINGTON IG'.A.A., Team Games. Spanish Club, Hall Guard, Gym eader. IACK WEGLARZ Hall Guard, Swim Team. Page 143 MARION WEISS Honor Society 6 Sem.. Spanish Club, L.D. Club, Team Games, Mail Service, G.A.A., Gym Leaders, No Tardiness. VVILLIAM WELSH Basketball Team, Honor Society, Hall Guard. GRACE B. WERCH Mail Service Cabinet, Weekly Reporter, Girls' Chorus. Assembly Participant, G.A.A., Honor Society, S Certificate, Spanish Club, Dramatic Club. ARTHUR F. WERNLI No Tardiness, Projection Club, Hall Guard, Ushers, Firc Marshal. ROBERT WHITTAM Band. ARLENE WICKMAN l.C.C., Emblem and Executive Committee, Sub Debs, L.D. Club, G.A.A., Gym Leaders. Honor Society. LEONARD WILBURN Honor Society, l.C.C., Hall Guard, Soph Football Team. Student Guild, Ticket Salesman. DAWN WILLHOITE Library Assistant, Team Games, No Tardiness, Fencing, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A. GLENDA WILLIAMS G.A.A., Spanish Club, Team Games, Hall Guard. BETTY L. WITT Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Teachers Assistant, P.T.A. Salesman, Hall Guard. Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness. VALERIE WITT G.A.A., Swim Leaders, French Club, Team Games, Sub Debs, A Cappella Choir. DONALD WOOD President and Treasurer of I.C.C., Editor-in-Chief of Weekly. Honor Society 8 Sem. and 3 S Certificates, 2 Golden Eagles, President of Band and Lyons Band Trophy, A Cappella Choir and Madrigals, Senior Boys' Council, Swim Mgr. IACK WRAGE A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Intramural Basketball, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Student Guild, Assistant Chairman of Choir. WALLACE YEHNERT Concert Band, Honor Society, Band Board, Division President. IOAN ZANDER Girls' Chorus, G.A.A.. Hall Guard, No Tardiness STUART ZEMSKY Hall Guard Captain, Hall Guard, Ticket Salesman, Fire Marshal. DOLORES ZWOLINSKI Sub Debs, G.A.A., Bowling League. Page 144 lfl,l'l'll'l'lel .STI oo! gl 6L6!lfl6Lie5 CLARICE L. ALEXANDER G.A.A., Team Games, Art Award. LARRY GILLESPIE GEORGE GORDON IOE KRYZAK CHARLES NORDSELL Hall Guard. IOYCE PORBIN Mail Service Cabinet. Copy Editor of Weekly, Honor Society. Weekly Salesman, Eagle Ad Club. G.A.A., Hall Guards. Asst. Page Editor of Weekly. RICHARD SARAH Ushers. L Club, Bowling Team, Hall Guard. ROY SCHUREMAN RONALD SHLENSKY l.C.C., A Cappella Choir, Swim Team, Hall Guard, Honor Society. IAMES VOIAHOSKY Spanish Club. Page 145 FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY MARCH 3 ......... ......... MARCH ll ......... .....,,. MARCH 12 w..,,,... ..... MARCH I6 .......,. ......... MARCH 17 .....,... ....,,,,, MARCH 19 ......... ........, MARCH 23 ,........ .,...,,., APRIL l ..,..,.. ,,,,,,,4, ela li icuy Proudly we write 4A . Did we ever think we would make it? Tom Batastini, lack Wrage. and VValter Ianczewski are preying on dazed freshies, selling them elevator permits, portable lockers, shock treatments for basketball hysteria, and inoculations against D's. Induction Assembly. Iean Rzeszut and Ron Vlasaty give the freshies a helping hand in under- standing Lindblom's tactics. lim Obriecht and lack Koppin take advantage of the holiday by going swimming in Marquette Park Lagoon. Social Center tonight. Virginia Till was slightly embarrased when she said. Hello, lack, to Iim Nance. That's okay, Gin. We can't tell them apart either! Anyone in need of a second-hand civics outline. see Iery Spezia, Myron Hrynnszyn, or Pete and Ed Shaputis. They're starting in early to get at least 52.00 saved for the Prom. Clutching the steering wheel in one hand, Tom Lyons stumbled into school this morning, covered with bandages. This was the result of teaching Lillian Radivoy how to drive last night. Shirley Muszynski. Ruth Cekal. Marilyn Voss. and Violet Schiller are now full fledged chemists. They concoted a secret formula and spilled some on a desk. Presto! It disappeared! Quote the girls: Let's spread that chem magic on our books! Happy birthday, George! Shirley Iackson, Angie Iust. and Arlene Wickman plan to take advan- tage of the weekend holiday cruising around the world. Ioan Putnam has just received 423 more Valentines. They have been pouring in since the Hth. Honor Society Assembly. Mary Radich proudly shows off her well-earned pin. Congratulations, Mary! Q Burt Levinthal and Ron Dellamano both predict they'll score 50 points against Tilden today. They should. They have the necessary inspiration. WOW!!! D Day for Lindblom's males. Don Bergstrom was last seen running down the back alley with a dozen hopeful girls chasing him. Since this day comes but once in four years. the girls are determined to make the most of it, Last week of the marking period. lack Lange and Bob Vicich bring a bushel of apples to school. I wonder why? Report books today. Beverly Nielson, Dorothy Sommers, Beverly Evkovich, and Irene Rasmus- sen again receive all S's. Oh well. we can't all be brains. No, that wasn't an initiation. It was just Ioan Seralin walking around with her white buckskin shoes and red knee-socks. Dick Drew and Marv Peterson have just thought of a name for the Prom, I'Iag's Hop . Their funeral will be held tomorrow. Nancy Urishj Brzoznowski and Bob tPatrickl Makowski came to school wearing their brightest green. Willie Welsh, Don Kumorek, and Don Molitor are finally becoming model students. They helped Mr. Iepsen open the windows and collect the homework papers. Gene Gralinski and Maxine Dobslaw spent all day standing on State and Madison Streets pass- ing out mimeographed copies of their phone numbers. Hmmmmm . . . Could be ye old Prom draws near. Nancy Schmidt and Don Wood announce their engagement. APRIL FOOL!! Page 147 'Y ik My 'Sh--N 5' Q, - . 5 Dqq 2 S- XX .A 3. Page HX APRIL 6 APRIL I5 APRIL 16 APRIL I7 APRIL 25 APRIL 28 MAY 6.. MAY 8 ,.,,,,.,, ......,A MAY 9 ,,,,,,,,. .. MAY 15... MAY I9 .,7,,,7,, MAY 23 ....,,,,, ..,A.A.. MAY 27 ,,,,..,,. .,,..... MAY 29 ....,,,,, ,,,,,.. MAY 30 .,,,.,.,. ......, IUNE 3 ........ ........ IUNE 6 ....,I,I III..... 1uNE ll ........ .,2...,A JUNE I2 1111...1 .,..... 1uNE is ,1..1111 IUNE 25 .,..111. ..,.. ela it iar Robert Trlak is contemplating a carter m art. He spends all his time painting portraits of a certain young lady. Report books again. Daisy Roth and Virginia Nonko had all their marks lowered. Have they become social butterflies? Dick Kenney suddenly decides to join the Marines. Can Mr. Kaplan's Civics tests have anything to do with it? Elaine Stelter, Ianice Patton, Loretta Spokes, and Eleanor Kraft have finally sold all their tickets for the HFLAMESH dance which was held last month. Well done, girls! Dale Swanson, Phyllis Barnes, and Ann Kakaris have received offers from the Metropolitan Opera Company because of their wonderful vocalizing in the Music Festival. Although this is Spring Vacation, Shane Bellis and Ken Hofer insist on coming to school, They have their hearts set on raising their averages above 4.00. Cleanup week has come and gone so fast that Chuck Duewerth and Bob Thomalla wonder where it went. They slept from Sunday to Sunday. The EAGLES are out at last. Marion Stoginski and Bob Babich asked for police protection to save them from an irate mob complaining that their names were misspelled. Don Walsh claims he lost his football pin in a poker game. For the truth see Ianet Underwood. Tony Rogovich, Iim Richardson, and Don Hedman make the final payments on their EAGLES. Thanks fellows! Wayne Leyden and Bob Steensma submitted a Civic outline which was due February 15th. Elsie Novosel, Nancy Kernica, Kay Cahill, Floyd Abraham, Marvin Gerber, and Ed Bloom were among the enthusiastic contributors to Lindblonrs successful Lark. Marking day again. Howie Reeves and Ray Goerg proudly show off their report hooks. All G's! Lindblom pays silent tribute to her honored dead at the Memorial Day Assembly. The beaches are crowded with Lindblomites. Thanks to Tom Uraski, Bernice Viola had a chance to practice her Life Saving procedures. Betty Makkay tearfully parts with the Achievement Cup at the G.A.A. Assembly. Lindblom's male athletes win their awards, and Frank Blazek relinquishes his coveted Achieve- ment Cup to 1952's most deserving boy. The freshies are still frolicsome, but the seniors are now savants. Time marches on! Forward, sages. Achievement Assembly. Stuart Carstens and I-larry Snoreck decide to start working for their Golden Eagle. It's a little late. isn't it. boys? Prom night! An evening of delight and enchantment. We whirl dreamily through a maze of pastel forms and Hashing tuxedos. May the magic of this night live forever in our hearts. 'iAdieu, adieu to all of you. Memories of our four wonderful years at Lindblom crowd in upon us. lnitiations . . . Coke's at Dan's . . . Pep Rallies . . . Prep Bowl Game . . . Social Center Dances . . . The Class Sing . . . Now, with tear-stained cheeks, we clutch our coveted diplomas and bid farewell to all the wonderful friends we've made and to our Alma Mater, Lindblom. These will always remain in our album of ENDURING MEMORIES. Page 119 Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 3 .. From E jk? Q don 3146605 CHICAGO'S LEADING PHOTOGRAPHER :g FOR 82 YEARS T. Q JP '1 :n UI :.n O -o D' o -'I' o no '1 o 'o D' N4 Intelligently Created we Qgdon .Sinbad ,n 2 109 NORTH WABASH AVENUE CEntraI 6-3982 Otticial Photographer for the Eagle 1939-1952 ALL PICTURES APPEARING IN THIS BOOK ARE AVAILABLE IN THE STUDIOS E 351 Page 150 MOSER CPAUL MosER, Ph. B., J.D.1 I 37 Years f . . . the secretarial school preferred by high school graduates! Bulletin HS free on request '- No solicitors employed 57 East Jackson Boulevard Chicago 4, Ill.,-Tel. WAbash 2-7377 COnly girls-who are four year high ' school graduates-are enrolledl I .-: PRospect 6-2971 iafgjrsy an -1 In 4 nl gun 83 ff'-I IP: QE' 3 :E gin 3 P 5 -I m cn m xi 4 rn -I I rn ou rn cn -I -I O -4 I m on m cn -I MAR-KAY GRILL 1652 W. 63rd . 1 l 'u 3' 0 D rn -u :u o V5 'U cu O 4 9 Nl -o ro ui printing James H. Gibson P6 6333 South Ashland Avenue CHICAGO Phone PRospect 6-4707 THE KATZ BOOTERY Shoes for The Family 1609 W. 63rd St. at Ashland Phone Prospect 6-2614 Best Wishes Say It With Flowers TONY KLOECKNER HERB KAROLL MEN'S SHOP F L O R 1 S T 'I S h C 3 d d ' 1857 W. 63rd Street Chicago 36, Ill. out west Omer 6 r on Kedzle ? GR0vehiII 6-0848 Direct Factory Dealer CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH .: OGDEN BAKERY EDWARD YONAN, Propriem SOUTH ASHLAND MOTORS, INC ' 6200 South Ashland Avenue We 5PeC'f 'Ze ' PU Y Cakes chicago 36, Illinois REpub1ic 7 7600 z 1510 West 63rd Street Roy J. Manges, Sales Manager Page 151 -3 WAlbrook 5-4787 We Deliver Phone POrtsmouth 7-8223 KENNETH FOOD SHOP Rochkes Medical Arts Pharmacy Joe J. Rochkes, R. Ph. G. MlDWEST STORE 32T3 WEST 63rd STREET Fine Food at Low Prices Cl'1iCG90 29, Ill- 4420 West 63rd Street Orders Delivered 'ii Imported and Domestic Delicacies for Your Table GlGl.lO'S FOOD MART I ART LENTZEN S ig, Uwe Deffvefff Delicatessen - Wurstgeschaeft i' Phone REpublic 7-0568 Chicago 36, Ill. .. 5657 S. Ashland Ave. T721 West 63rd ST. 'i GR0Vel'1lll 6'3llO F. Koch's Homemade Sausage Weisel's 8. Usinger's Cold Meats CHINESE VILLAGE Pizospecf 6-8466 Chinese 81 American Restaurant Individual Hai, swung ORDERS PUT UP TO TAKE HOME KAY'S BEAUTY SALON 2447 Wes, 63rd Sheet We Specialize in Hair Styling 1 ' ' Consult our Experienced Operators Air Conditioned Phone GRovehill 6-1669 3042 W' 63rd STREET CHICAGO, ILL. r.6 .r . . . t4 afmergmsega. Eng:as3sffEE4 .ropparfugufigs A TAlNl A N 2235113 that's SAFE . AVAILABLE . .. T CONVENIENT and PROFITABLE, no TTTI 1-.5-in. ' ' Please Note These Hours: , li 1 Tues. 6 Fri., 12 Noon fo 8 '- -'-- 1 .- P.M.-Mon., We . G T urs., 1 TE 5 . 9 lo 4-Sat., iio bugnosx .. Q 'n 'G'- . . A iijhliillllkl . . .,... ,,,. .1 , .T T ll .- -.... i .,.. .,..., 7 ,. ...., , ......, ...,.. ,.,.,.. .,., ...., 7 r A 5 SefS.,Over,,S80 .MILLIONM 4 .T 1 .',.' 'V V' V EQNE' ' ,-:' If: . D S S .E Z3 -fI1f55Zi 'A ' I ,-, . LfQ'35Q fiflif722-fE'iEE2fsfF!!'! 'i1!9l?!?25'Y!i4i9l9tl?I : E' - --3 I-5 'Sift 13- 1. iff :F if ?25'E2+f 1. 2 . FEI' 'fiieii' .iiiitiifl -2 if fifiiii Fi 5 45:52 :-- 2.3 E:1.e!E' f Page 152 Tel.: WAIbrook 5-6500 COMPLIMENTS . . . 5?- Lawn Savings 84 Loan Association 0 F Accounts Insured up to 510,000.00 Current Dividend Rate 3 Ma Q A FRIEND P We 3525 West 63rd Street :'f 5 LINCOLN KNITWEAR ijt DGSOIO PIYWIOUIIW swEATERs end swim WEAR -- Famous Brands 2,7 R. C. GREGORY 65th Street and Western Avenue North South CHICAGO. ILLINOIS 3338 Lincoln Avenue 6447 S. Halsted Street Chicago 13, III. Chicago 21, III. ' PR t 6 7600 ' ospec ' WEIIington 5-6485 Eragleweed 4-5725 ' - HEmIock 4-6557 ' JooY's CLEANERS s. DYERS SHER'S JEWELRY ..: 6249 So- puluski Diamonds - Watches - Silverware .-. CASH on CREDIT ' Open from 7:00 A.M. fe 7:00 P.M. 3153 w. 63rd Street Dick Sher, Class of '36 Next to Marquette Theatre ':': Flowers for Every Occasion Est. 1910 Sizes to 13-AAAAA-to C. 3 Flowers Telegraphed Also Regular Sizes LARSON AND SON FLORISTS Men's Shoes to 17 Wedding 8, Funeral Designs Complete Range of Sizes For Children , NIIsRIvIAN's BOOTERY 1544 W. 63rd St. Chicago 36, III. 3148 W- 63rd SL PRosped 6-3011 ' PRospect 6-3854 - 6-3315 ll Phone I-Iemleek 4-7776 GR0veI'III 6-8444 5 If' WEBER-5 BAKERY coNNoI.LY's FLORAL snow 211 FI F All o ' -3, Home of Pure Whip Cream Cakes owers or Ccuslons 3534 West 63rd Street E 3425 W. 63rd ST. CHICAGO John A. Connolly ' ff- .. Rspublae 7-6670 ff: BAB s nerr. STORE -X4 3 , U! H . flefl The Store of QualIty 3431-33 West 63rd Street ge S. Babendir Chicago ARMISTEAD'S PASTRY SHOP lt's Good - The Taste Tells Phones PRospect 6-7550 - PRospect 6-9691 2747 West 55th Street RAY'S BARBER SHOP 3908 W. 63rd Sf. CHICAGO 29, ILL. Phone: GRovehill 6-4949 CUPID'S FLOWER SHOP wM. KIBLER Flowers For All Occasions We Deliver 3341 W. 63rd Street Chicago 29, III. MARZANO'S 70 Bowling Lanes 5525 W. 63rd Street 3323 W. 63rd Street Open Bowling at All Times EASY TERMS FREE ESTIMATES Roofing, Siding, Rock Wool Insulation Aluminum, Combination Storm Windows and Doors Flat Roofs, Carpentry Repair DeMARCO 81 SON Office: PRospect 6-4560 Residence: POrtsmouth 7-6416 3418 W. 63rd Street Chicago 29 GRovehill 6-0433 Rita Wielatz, Class '29 REMEMBRANCE CARD SHOP Party Favors Made to Order Gift Wrapping A Secialty FOSTER'S BAKERY We Specialize in a Quality Line of Bakery Products REIiance 5-0739 3956 W. 63rd STREET .lo's Grocery 8: Meat Market Prop. Josephine A. Mrozek 6545 So. Pulaski Rd. GRovehill 6-7252 SURPLUS BARGAIN MART Men's 8: Boys' Clothing Work Clothes, Shoes, Sportswear 1657 W. 63rd St. WAlbrook 5-0297 Phone REpublic 7-0729 PALNlQUlST'S APPAREL SHOP Dresses, Lingerie, Hosiery, Millinery and Baby Wear 1748 West 63rd Street Chicago, III. Phone PRospect 6-4055 ZIMMERMAN 84 SANDEMAN Funeral Directors 1648 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 36 CARENCE E. ZIMMERMAN ROBERT W. SANDEMAN GRovehill 6-8375 Our Own Home-Made Ice Cream Sandwiches MEET AT JACQUES 6528 South Ashland Avenue .If . s. h' , I . 'I 1823 W 63rd t C lcago 36 II WE CATER To PARTIES Page 154 - GRovehilI 6-9320 Daily: 10 A.M. to a P.M. - sae.: 10 A.M. to s P.M. WHAT'S COOKING . We Serve the WorId's Finest Corned Beef nf - f - v 11 - Its Better to Live Rich than to D.e R.ch 2456 W. 63rd ST. CHICAGO Closed All Day Wednesday '31 LYMAN ANDERSON Watch, Clocks, Jewelry, Repairing 5631V2 W. 63rd Street Chicago 38, Illinois 'i CENTRAL DRUG STORE T The Rexall Store 1:1 I. Shlenslxy, R. Ph. - T. Shlenslcy, R. Ph. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED - 5600 W. 63rd St. at Central -ll: Telephone POrtsmouth 7-6688 Chicago, III. E 1 IAMA NOVELTY and MUSIC SHOP Downtown Facilities At Home . J E CARDS, BOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSIC 11 OFFICE SUPPLIES and DENNISON GOODS '52 6305 So. Kedzie Ave. PRospect 6-9102 RACINE MUSIC CENTERS Complete Schools of Music 6448 So. Talman HEmIock 4-2146 CMain Ofticej 10 Other Branches 5 Mmxes i CORNEW G 84 A TAILORS 84 CLEANERS O Suits Made to Order 0 Expert Restyling and Remodeling 0 Fur Coats Cleaned, Glazed and Relined - - - 332.50 up 2818 West 63rd Street WAIbrook 5-8053 POPCORN CARMEL CORN OGDEN SWEET SHOP Phone RE 7-9831 1619 W. 63rd St. Harmony Improvising ANTHONY BLAIR STUDIOS Modern Piano Instruction Phone 6357 So. Kedzie GRovehiIl 6-9655 Chicago, Illinois THE DISCI'I'S 8246 So. Kedzie Ave. FOUNTAIN ICE CREAM AND LIGHT LUNCHES Greeting Cards - Gifts - Toys School Supplies - Candy LEW BASS Marquette Toggery Clothing - Furnishings - Hats - Shoes 3319-21 W. 63rcl St. GRovehill 6-9869 Phone HEmIock 4-4300 F. H. HALVORSEN CO. REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT MORTGAGES - INSURANCE 3145 W. 63rd Street Chicago West Communities Y. M. C. A. 6235 So. Homan Avenue Home of the Teen Town Canteen Hi-Y Clubs for boys Tri-Hi-Y for girls Q NAPLES BAKERY A. LAURO 61 SON, Prop. Wholesale ancl Retail Bakery - Phone REpubIic 7-5390 1701 W. 69th St. C? STAN 81 TESSlE'S GROCERY 5359 S. Honore St. .- -'g Phone PRospect 6-1614-15 MCCARTHY-NELSON FLORIST 6336 South Western Avenue CHICAGO FLORENCE McCARTHY NELSON -it ELEANOR'S SMART SHOP i DRESSES - COATS - SUITS 2446 West Sixty-Third Sf. GRovehill 6-9545 59 . . . ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY WORK . . . FER-NAN-DEZ BEAUTY SALON Prop. OLGA MADAY We Specialize In PERMANENT WAVING and HAIR DYEING 2505 W. 63rd Street Phone PRospect 6-0767 Congratulations To The Class of '52 THE GIFT STUDIO 2449 W. 63rd St. PRospect 6-1500 Come In And Browse Around Challenger Clothing Company MEN'S, LADlES', BOYS' CLOTHING Q Complete Line of Lingerie 6858 S. ASHLAND AVENUE CHICAGO aa, mmoss GRovehilI 6-1433 MAL'S MEN'S SHOP Haberclashery - Hats - Shoes 6848 S. Ashland Ave. Chicago 36, III. FLORA FURS - COATS - SUITS Modern Storage Vaults Louis Manfredi - Arthur Manfrecli 3040 West Sixty-Third Street PRospect 6-5472 Chicago 29 Telephone POrtsmouth 7-0940 WEST LAWN TAILORS AND CLEANERS 4304 West 63rd St. Chicago 29, Ill. ROYAL CARD 81 GIFT SHOP Props. Victor 8: Betty Jaugilas 4344 W. 63rd St. POrtsmouth 7-3883 HALLMARK CARDS BLOUSES - SWEATERS - LINGERIE - DRESSES 33 -- POrtsmouth 7-9129 Delivery Service JAKE'S I.G.A. SUPER MART Quality Foods and Meats POULTRY AND FISH IN SEASON Saving Accounts Insured - SAVE WITH SAFETY 5612 W. 63rd St. Chicago 38, III. Up To 510,000 By Federal Savings and Loan Ins. Corp. PRo5ped 6-3440 THE BIG STORE UN THE CORNER . . , Wall Paper - Window Shades - Paint . S. A. BERGMAN, INC. 1524 W. 63rd Street Corner Justine Street Public Savings and Loan Association of Chicago W suenwoon KNITTING mms 1610 W- 63rd Sifeei LINDBLOM swEATERs - EMBLEMS s. JACKETS Phone Gncvehau 6-7017 NOW 'N STOCK MADE IN OUR OWN FACTORY 6643 So. Halsted St. WEntworth 6-5920 5 ond 10c Store Pizospecr 6-0976 MCCLINTIC VARIETY PETER CASSIO ' School Supplies IMPORTED ITALIAN FOODS 3944 W. 63rd St. 1651 West 69th Street CHICAGO 29, ILLINOIS Chicago 36, III. Imported and Domestic Delicacies for Your Table PETER AMBROSINO . ART LENTZEN S Imported Italian and Domestic Products Delicatessen - Wurstgeschaeft 1721 West 63rd Street WE SELL RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES Phone REpubIic 7-0568 Chicago 36, III. FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES open SUNDAYS - F. KocI1's Homemade Sausage PI'1OI'1e REpUI3IIC 7-7435 1638 W. 69th SI. L ' WeiseI's 8- Usinger's Cold Meats . fi? L 21 HEATING CONTRACTORS COMPLETE BRAKE senvlcs C Q ssc-:L:Y's senvlc: srA1loN EQ - 1616 We5163rd Street N. E. Cor. 69th and Loomis Blvd. Hemlock 4.7800 John P. Dick Page 157 STATE BANK 0F CLEARING Modern Banking Molded To Meet Every Banking Need PF PERSONAL LOANS- AUTOMOBILE LOANS FEDERAL HOUSING AND MODERNIZATION LOANS COMMERCIAL LOANS -COLLATERAL LOANS PG M b Fd lDepositlnsur C p M b Federal Rese B k PF 5601 West 63rd Street Chicago 38, Illinois AL HOWE 58 Employment Servlce, Inc. . ayer orwf We have a good iob tor you OFFICE, TECHNICAL, AND Q45 FACTORY 1711 West 63rd Street ' ' ' PRospect 6-1134 6245 South Ashland Avenue GRovehiH 6-8400 5818 S. Hermitage Avenue PRospect 6-I T37 5629 West 63rd Street POrtsmouth 7-3535 CHICAGO 36, ILLINOIS 333 Page 158 .,. Phone HEmIock 4-3400 C L A S S R I N G S MEDALS ERNEST GEISSLER TROPHIES 78: REALTOR ANNOUNCEMENTS See Large Selection C. Real Estate, Insurance At Our Conveniently Located Loop Oflice and Mortgage Loans MoRGAN1s INC. :Q 2749 West 63rd St. Chicago Room 502 ' 32 W- R do'Ph H Wm. Comp, Representative APPLIANCES - RUGS - TELEVISION - FURNITURE The pon. am. cEKAL's DRY oooos nv- , CENTRAL APPLIANCE 81 1751 West 5'lst Street FURNITURE CQ., lI1C. Chico O 9 mhois ,I 3110 wen 63rd sffeef 9 ' ' - Chicago 29, Illinois Ii? GRovehiII 6-6300 Frank J. Cekal PRospect 6-2002 Open Every Evening Sundays 10 o t 5 p 3 E1zANc1NE's CLEANERS VAVRN5 PHARMACY 5701 S W I H 'l9'l6 South Racine Avenue C O' 0 Co HAymqfke1 1-0482 QUALITY DRY CLEANING SHIRTS . T Thomas J. Vratny Chicago fit? 5:1 GREN'S APPAREL SHOP 2841 Wes: 63rd sneer LINGERIE, Hos1ERv DRESSES and INFANTS' WEAR Phone REpublic 7-6629 QT CoMPL1MEN1s of the 3? 5:2 T NEW DAVIS STORE 1701 w. 63rd sf. :I.x ECONCORDIA SAVINGS8 CENTRALAUTQPARTS QLOAN ASSOCIATIONf JOBBERS :'Zf900 WEST 63:11 STREET plea: ENGLfwQQD 9909 AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE :fi F2 Phone Pofismouih 7-4383 5745 w. .sara si. ff CHICAGO 38, ILL. Page 159 -H arquette National Bank it if 63rd and Western titfii Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System ff! F I e SHANNON SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Frozen Foods Fresh Fruits 81 Vegetables ' ,iz Business Administration jyws RQYAL BLUE 51935 WJ Secretarial - Accounting 6001 5, Ashland ' :: C.P.A. Review - System Planning ' E5 U1 'O 2 U1 'O -4- 3' z:I Ill I' I' Ill 'E UD U9 h I O O I' UI -I 0 I Ill zi: I Fresh Bakery Daily 5500 South Damen Avenue GRovehill 6-8000 Free Delivery HEmIock 4-7273 POlUMBO'S RESTAURANT W E A I M T O P I- E A S E 9657 So. Western Ave. Hilltop 5-6848 PETKUS FOOD SHOP - 5756 S. Wolcott V- Chicken at its Best :gy We Cater to Weddings and Private Parties S E R V I C E WI 'I' H A S M I I- E f Congratulations and Best Wishes E 3, E FQQD MARKET to the Graduates of l952 fell from .3 6245 So. Wolcott Ave. -1 Page I 60 Q i Q Q S Q 2 2 S Q S ?' Q ? l? Q 5 5 Q UMR S-, fiit f 'm Phone LAfoyette 3-7351 , C.. 1 Everything For Golf fi? vw Air! Complete Line of Golf Clubs - Bags iff' S E E L E Y All Accessories RV ? H534 Open Evenig l S pg. '9'5 A521 77 fir! fi' 'Q 553' '? 4 Drink Seeley's For GREAT LAKES Really Good Milk GOLF BALL CO. ! H!!! 6641 South Western Avenue 1 -2- ng! 0 3' 5. Q an o on P' -u so o UU 'o m 0 'Q' 9' oo N1 A so 4754 South Seeley Avenue v-5 f:6:f -,Q ,:5:1 Sm, H55 I -sq riff! -F5 Hi? ? fi!! P5 J COMPLETELY EQUIPPED TO SERVE YOUR EVERY BANKING NEED 'H .ag f-.- 4 riff! Ft We Chicago City Bank and Y H924 1. Wi Trust Company 9 f:Q:f ?. fig! .Q 55:1 Holsted cat Sixty-third -15 .-.1 Ft , .e. ? 55:1 'Q fit!! RF PM 5 59. 2 3 ?5 'Si QT. 3' 2 .9 'o E 4 fu- 0 E 'U 50 .. 1 1 'EE 2 it 2 2 2 5 1 56-33' I wtf Q' as Page 161 Joseph VACHA 81 Sons I PETER KAY'S General Headquarters for R. O. T. C. and School Supplies The Best ln Food 6204 South Wolcott C. Akers, R. Ph. N. Curry, R. Ph. CLEARING DRUG STORE 5607 West 63rd Street Chicago Phone POrtsmouth 7-6520 - Your Patronage ls Appreciated - F. BERT GRADOLF Jewel Colorizer Paint in 1322 Colors HARDWARE - GLASS PLUMBING 8: ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES PRospect 6-3709 5607 South Damen Ave. Telephone LAtayette 3-6248 .7611-iala P6 FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE P6 4710-14 South Western Avenue CHICAGO 9, ILL. KENBBICK CLEANERS ff' F U R R I E R 6350-52-54 So. Kedzie GRovehiIl 6-6206 Ave. 634 E. 79th St. Vlncennes 6-2021 3101 West 63rd St. REpubIic 7-4922 5 Hour Service For Quality Service Phone POrtsmouth 7-7213 BEATTY CLEANERS if' 5640 wesf bard sfreef T E L E V I S I O N Refrigeraters-Washers-Ranges-Radios-Vacuum Cleaners SALES and SERVICE Approved Radio 84 Appliance Shop 1018 WEST 63rd STREET PHONE WAIbrooIc 5-1445 Warren lPeteJ Morrison Chicago Watch Repairing L. ANDERSON JEWELERS, WATCHMAKERS 5631V2 West 63rd Street Page 162 E E 2 4 E 'ii i PIVARONAS BAKERIES ff- Hamburger cmd Hot Dog Buns For All Occasions FOR THE BEST BUY We Deliver - Phone FRon1ier 6-4622 IN SEE YOUR FORD DEALER fig: E ,P JAMES GORNEY 81 SONS MASON coNTRAcToRs SAFETY MOTORS' 'Nc' lndusiriaI-Commercial-Residential F- M' CCVUWUYI Pfesldenl fa: 6552 South Kilpatrick Avenue Chicago 29, Illinois POrtsmouth 7-8429 t K ml an ffl 'u C I 5. T' A .. X N4 R E 8 59 E 3,3 -40 Z n O Ui 5 x0 3 man P 'i'5' c I 259538 25,2 - 2:21:52 Zlrfl 1 135,93 4 E my 2 LE m 25 2 I a Q fn -u N :f oo g o Q O CD W 2 3 0 'if Q : Q. Z Sf: 8 S 0 94 as ui A co cn Ch 'O 0- oo 'K Q. an R' ru na -O 0 I fi o in o ro 30 at o 5. J M FHM J xr.- ' 1, 2 wr SNR , Q G : ff fs? ,...-f- ' Q2 '.,,v sl --- I 'J 'Bfi..w-If -0 'el A A 'ef' ,-VX.. 3, W it sys-,,v-D,-,, :, ' 'U -- Y- Mnrvi-,,,.? o y . 9 ' 4 I p 't,.:I:r . z x is 9-A fs?-',.0',.gf G+ . A 133+- ' . fs? gov' f 1,-Qsb QW1' Z Z A Fda 5 Page 163 WOODROW WILSON JUNIOR COLLEGE Branch-The Chicago City Junior College 6800 Stewart Avenue Chicago 21, Illinois -I: ENROLL IN SOUTHTOWN'S MUNICIPAL JUNIOR COLLEGE! Fully Accredited Day and Evening Classes-Full or Par? Time Programs-Wide Choice of Courses-Tuition Free fo Chicago Residenis-Well-Trained Faculty-Excellent Facilities-Accrediied Eight Week Summer Session-Many Exira-Curricular Activities-Convenient Location-Collegioie Afmosphere. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ADDRESS THE REGISTRAR'S OFFICE U A COLLEGE EDUCATION IS AN INVESTMENT IN YOUR FUTURE AND THE FUTURE OF AMERICA SAFEGUARD YOUR FUTURE BY ENROLLING IN WILSON JUNIOR COLLEGE .-Q Page 164 G 1 F K -9 74+ 1, 3 . J-'az SI.: WS. , 1. if 1 1 J ' 1 3, wx-. ,i , 1 1 .. gi ,Q ,,. e. I 2 4 I r f P F Y K x n 1 1 1 a I sf , If 51 f 1 X V 2 R2 vi 1 1 1- 7 v kr? fx ,, V V yifagiwmlv ZLWWQ-46414 ,AM QMW id My , Aff' W W ,ff Wi' WW? HQS 5? JW VB Of! rj? my vmglvvgf 95 3 y fQ'Wff Qjwwkaffffjgyaw' W W , Q 2,:'m'f My W we ENN Jw' WW 5 my Gjwagwm Z MMM? . . ff5gj7'ifflQL, Mijigcgqiyiik ggi wiyfwf Q E if W Eiijafwbf JS l A555 ,wil , ,L zx , ' '11 'ak' , .Zu 52:4 5311 .: -...Epi .., .-.:-I , - M , , .',.. .,. , vrwssvrf - - -f n, .,:f., , , . -- Y .L v -. V g .:?g,g.,. A