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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1955 volume:

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Drawn together in this magnetic environment, youth strides forward, each individual contributing to the personality of the school. Starting as freshies, eager, alert, anxious to be a vital part of the magic whirl of high school and emerging as polished, sophis- ticated seniors, graduates are equipped to pursue their own course in life - the changes of four years have produced extraordinary results. Lindblom, overflowing with life and activity, weaves a spell of enchantment over the student body as youth reaches for the stars and advances toward its goals. Page 5 erele agic in fAe fwed of xzn N S orts . .................. . I X 3 + X ,x 54184761 S ln A2 A d nfs cy W fn X X K X + L T TB'-Ir F CONTENTS Fair yk ............. wwe... ....pp Class s pp PP ' i ies .... ........... p p 1 r. ....... ........ p p Christmas - The charm of the beautiful old memories to many hearts. n Prom niggf - She takes a last look in the enchanted mirror and reflected there. C142 in gnflatyu - The billowy dresses and dreamy music ot the a star-spanqled night and a big yellow moon 4, events of the year. lawn? muszcal Proohlctzons The izardy of make-believe leads tar-a ay places and fantasy. MQ a hx Z , in :ww 4 Liffq ifil Vi 3 5 1 2 . i f CWEEQQ, ,T ,gyh , . , gm N, , .awww W. G - f KQQQQN K K ,' 'Mg HW wgwi Wyfrw 'PXXVQ 5 -W., 75, q 3-ax , Q 5- ww -M14 v ' A if .M 13 ' S K v . , -.i was X f sv wiv :N wzssn fi I 1 ISCAOO! mags VOVG !p!26ZSCZVlf an rplf'Oll2f'6IAl2 In classes- provocative ideas are voiced and discussions shared under able lead- ership. In sports- practiee brings results and competition generates enthusiani. In assemblies- imagination softens reality and promising talent is given recognition. In activities- interests are varied and participation reveals unique opportunities. And all this happens at Lindbloin- for the diploma each graduate achieves will reflect the measure of his personal Worth and his potential contribution to the shaping of to- niorrowys World. X in 3 P+ 3 ..- fr: nf R it A-isa? - .st ff a f, , . -MM A m Q R, wmfw W wi mi 1 2 Wm, x' Y V-f'--N s f TN W HM f-kwa f 5 f X 5 W W, X NR yxh. jg ass ig' ' 33,3 'Aw gxii fd ,Ad wx mf, y ' , x , 'D-wx fg, Aw , ,fi 433 ,z vary- J.. 8 YQ! A QMS, x is Q' 'id X ,, Vw Q X - ,M 5 V' 4 , ,pn ' , gyul' ,K 4' A' , V Q4 'Ili 9' 7 in ii' Q M' Q A ., T Q t 3 rv 'al U 9 x f 0 X y R . , vw A as Y. A 159355: ' kt 4 gyk Q' . qu , A ap .v . me 5 ., V . ff-H Q K ww A 4 8 4 A Q 'LQ ef ,Q 55565 ' Q .3 QQ Avg X Q if Q 5 M Q mga in Q, QW N 'V . 0 Q3 ii f 5 wg 5: V 8 as 3 M Q ' Q? 'wi-f'v Q' up 'R Sn 9 Q 8' ' Q 'K ,wf 'm' gif SEQ M , in Q, 4 D W ,is .. wx as s . W gs- A x v Q Q W V it ' K .,.,M,,,.,,ai- . ' V 2'-i ffzf E '-'--,' i f x W ' as x 2 - - - '.,, ' A law it N .,,,..,..: My . r is x A S if 9 Q3 Q 6 UP 3 Q wx 1 lb N Fix .Eb by all' sq, 3541: gugns-f , gn N. , 4 X S V9 . x Q '55, is W ff: 0 33 A is K x. 1' 3 ' X. - . 1 I N, L V Hu.. X rio qzaf Spells e,CeacJersAi1o af lin! ,om Winning Ways and a goodly share ot the world's wisdom distinguish our three popular administrators, Messrs. Palmer, Worst, and Yates. They contribute an atmosphere of security and stability to our high school world. Together With other members ot the taculty, our leaders set Lindblom apart as a most pleasant place in which to live and learn. On the lett is Mr. Edgar Palmer, assistant principal, whose ready wit and quick smile are welleknown trademarks at Lind- blom. Guidance for teenfagers is one of his specialties, ot which he has many. Mr. Glenn C. Worst, in the center, is the superintendent in charge ot the eight high schools which constitute District Four. Since Lindblom is his home base, students and teachers feel that he is a part ot our school and Welcome his lriendly visits to the classrooms. Cur own principal, Mr. Harry F. Yates, pictured on the right, is the man with the answers to all our questions, no matter how ditiicult they may be. His is the motivating spirit behind Lindblom's achievements, from assemblies to student council projects. This panel ot expert- makes Lindblom a well-organized school, and teachers and students alike salute the efficiency oi their administration. Page 14 x .mx 1 Fix Mix .J-ivan gym gnffor ecor S C1 gffiyemoragle I eefing ln the person ot Torn De Wees and Gail Marttila, the Eagle statt is proud to introduce to the students ot Lindblorn two distinquished leaders ot our Chicago Public Schools. Cn the lett is Dr. Thaddeus l. Lubera, assistant superintendent in charae ot secondary education, and on the right is Dr. Benjamin C. Willis, general superintendent ot schools. As the protessional leaders ot our educa- tional system, they are keenly interested in our record oi accomplishment at Lindblorn. Throuah their qenerous concern tor all our projects, our memories ot i955 are enriched. Page l6 omg AVC LjAVGQ S IIAOV MV CZClfl!flV fOl Ly ll r. Philip Abrahamson, Social Studies Democracy is based upon the conviction that there are extraordinary possibilities in ordinary people. rs. Ann Amthor, Matron Happiness lies, first of all, in health. r. George Aiken, Machine Shop What l advise is that each contentedly practice the trade he understands. r. Iohn W. Anderson. Foundry A man who qualifies himself well for his calling never fails of employment. iss Rose Appleby, Commercial The vocation of every man and woman is to serve other people. rs. Gussie Atkinson, English Who climbs the grammar-tree, distinctly knows Whorf' noun, and verb, and participle grows. s. Lenore B. Calpha, Librarian Vith a book lor every mood .. ss Pauline Callen, Girls' Gym The wise lor cure on exercise depend. s. Iane I.. Cates, Social Studies History reading the future from the mirror of the Past. 5. Grace Clark, Commercial Creditors have better memories than debfors. Willard I. Congreve, Chairman of sic Department Who shall silence all the airs and madriqals that whisper softness in chambers? 4. Marjorie I. Connolly, Biology Go forth, under the open sky, and listen to Nature's teachings. Page l7 Mr. Michael Bach, Attendance Counselor No qiit is more precious than good advice. 'Nfl . . , Mrs. Margaret Barry, Chairman of Girls Gym Department Only actions give to lile its strength. '5n.a-f ! I Health is the condition ol wisdom and the sign of cheertulness. Mr. Rudolph E. Bohor, Boys' Gym A-44 Mr. Edward Boucher, Civics Human history is in essence a history ol ideas. Mrs. Harriet Brown, English Great is journalism. ls not every able editor a ruler of the World? Miss Rosemary Brown, English True ease in writing comes from art, not chance. wQl'.'N.. -u x2:1:r1.famn: . Us , r. Mich Mrs. Iosephine Den ' ms, Music Soft stillne ss and the n' h touches ig t become e ot sweet harmony. Mrs. Edith Deter, Commercial The real essence ot work ' ener is concentrated QY- Miss Bernice D onehue, Head Librarian Libraries are not made, they grow Miss Mary K. Dowd, English and Spanish The speech ol men is l' tapestr' ike embroidered ies. Miss Blanche Do l y e, Chairman of Commercial Departme t n Industry is the soul of bus' keystone I ' mess and e 0 prosperity. Mrs. Lawnzino Dun can. Home Art Cookery h S as become an art, a noble science. Miss Gertrude Dunleavy Sec Good . retary order is the foundation of all things. Miss Birdie I. Ehrenwerth. S Chair panish. man of Lcmgua ge Department Oh, lovely Spain! renown'd ' land! , romantic Mr. W , echcmical Drawin Chairman of Technical D T alter Freese M epartment he best angle from which to any problem ' ' appro is the triangle. ael Ganey. Social Studies The government which thinks in terms humanity will continue. Beniamin B. Garbow, Mathematics You may prove anything by figures. Miss rnty, Chairm English D Byrnina Ga ' an of epartment It is the supreme art ol the teacher to awaken joy in creative ' knowled expression and qe. 4 cy - romise anal gjfo e P QCA 9 VHS? ecalls diss Annette Hampsher, English Education is the ability to meet lile's situations. diss Betty Hansen, Careers The career open to talents, that was my principle. tlrs. Mary Hayes, Home Arts The discovery ol a new dish does more lor the happiness oi man than the dis- covery ol a star. 'liss Marion Hecht, English Our high respect tor a Well-read man is praise enough lor literature. Ir. Robert Hodor, Print Shop He that hath a good trade hath a goodly revenue. liss Marita Hogan, Latin . . . The grandeur that was Home. liss Margaret B. Howatt, U. S. History The best thing that history yields us is the enthusiasm it generates. lrs. Alice Hubert, Geography The wonders ot each region view, From lrozen Lapland to Peru. ,r. Ted Hunter, Mechanical Drawing lt we find the job where we can be of use, we are hitched to the star o! the world, and move with it. r. Alfred Ingle, Chemistry For the world was built in order And the atoms march in tune. r. Edward Ianousek. Boys' Gym One hour ot lile, crowded to the tull with glorious action, and filled with noble risks. . . r. Walter P. Iepsen, Commercial Low is a form ot order, and good law must necessarily mean good order. Karim , Y -W1 ' enfzen foes of Learn ing Mr. Montefiore M. Goodman, Social Studies History can be well written only in a tree country. Miss Helena Groves, Civics, Administrative Aid Governments are made and moved by men .. w I Mrs. Amy Haley, Commercial A There are three ingredients in the good lite: learn' ing, earning, and yearning. I 1 Mr. Charles lohnson, Woodshop 1 Mistakes occur through haste, never through doing H a thing leisurely. 1 Mr. Gustavus Iones, Boys' Gym Skill to do comes ol doing. Mr. Iulian Kanner, Placement Counselor An investment in knowledge pays the best interest. Page 19 M r. Cha Mrs Betty Lok A picture is a poem 1 1C Music is the universal language of m kind. oven L o if: ge el' Mr. Iason L. Kaplan. Civics That government is the strongest al which every man feels himself a part. Mr. George Kaup, Science The volume oi Nature is the book ot knowledge. Miss Dorothy L. Keele, Geography Generous commerce binds the round ol nations in a golden chain. Mrs. E lsie Kramer, Librarian There are more books about books than about any other subject. Mr. Nicholas Kushta M . athematics And wisely tell what hour o' the day The clock does strike, by algebra. Mrs. Edith CKuts h c kel Symes Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart go together. r. Iohn YI11 Great is the power ol good habits. Labant, Boys' G uncey Lawson. Stock Clerk The highest ol distinctions is service to others. Albert Lilek, Science Men love t o wonder, and that is the seed oi our science. anc, Art without words. Mrs Luc L y ong, English ,Language unlock s G vast treasure house. Christia L n yngby Mus' Un' Esther Q Macdonald, Spanish Every lan guage is cr temple in which the s l those who speak it is e ' ou ot nshrined. rs Corinne E Maneikis, Speech All the world s a stage, And all the men and wom en merely players. Mrs Betty Lou McBride. Chairman oi Household Arts Department A highly geological homemade ca ke. Anna G McGrath, Adiustment Counselor You must look into people as well as at them. Henry Moehle Mechanical Drawing A blueprint is a bridge between the drattsma designs things and the n wht man who makes them. u vaney. Bookkeeping The art ol winning in business is in working hard Page 2U n mazincg Miss Ethel Murphey, Girls' Gym To love the game beyond the prize .. Murphy Girls' Gym Miss Catherine l. . -Y ' l su o K, 1 Mingle your cares with ea I and then. . f y It J' K.. Miss Bess A. O'Connel1, English ss is the most important matter in Clearne the use ot words. Mr. William Parro, Biology Nature speaks in symbols and in signs. Mr. Howard Pilditch. Woodshop lt is work which gives Ilavor to lite. Mr. lack Piller. English Without knowing the force ot words, it is impossible to know men. Miss Eleanor Podkrivacky, Spanish and French My thoughts and wishes bend again to' ward France. Miss Agnes Radich, Girls' Gym By constant exercise one develops tree- dom ot movement. , . . F ' Mrs. Iosephine Rite. Science Science is organized knowledge. Vlrs. Marjorie G. Rule, English is the expression ol mind in writing. a nation's Literature Vlr. Ioseph S. Schmitt. Zhairman oi Art Department Art is the desire ol a man to e self, to record the reactions ol his per- sonality to the world he lives in. xpress him- n, Physics. Vlrs. Mary C. Schuhman Ihairman of Science Department Equipped with his live senses, man ex- plores the universe around him and calls the adventure science. llrs. Genevieve B. Sedlack. English Language is the amber in which a thousand preci- been safely embedded and ous thoughts have preserved. drs. Amy B. Shallenberger, English Wisdom is a tree that grows in the heart, and its lruit appears upon the tongue. 'liss Kathleen Shannon, Payroll Clerk No one will consider the day as ended, until the duty it brings has been discharged. 'lr. Miles V. Shore, Chairman of iocial Studies Department Put not your trust in money, but put your money in trust. H1 lr. Henry I. Smidl. Chairman of Boys' Gy The exercise of all the muscles ol the body is one great secret ol health. th, Mathematics Ir. Walton A. Smi Algebra is the metaphysics ot arithmetic. Page 21 orlolo 8 A 04 . :Design righf wifh gm Mr. Isadore Solomon, Administrative Aid l Never is there either work without re- l. ward, nor reward without work being l expended. Mrs. Alice D. Stanton, English How strong an influence works in well- placed words! Mr. Louis Swanson. Mathematics A circle may be small, yet it may be as mathematically beautiful and perfect as a large one. f Q1 T EAjv,j.z ' - iss Brid t Taheny. Home A Economics, the science of man qing one's own household. . . Mr. Robert S. Thomas, Machine Shop The mystery of mysteries is to view ma- chines, making machines. Mrs. Ruth S. Thurn. Commercial All words are pegs to hang ide s on. - f ,azz ff rim Aint . - Mr. George Von Bremer, Science ' Science is the effort to lind out what to do with the universe and what to do in the universe. Louie E. Weclcel, Mathematics I There is no royal path which leads to I geometry. Mr. Iames C. Williams, Chairman of Mathematics Department Do not disturb my circles. Sgt. Robert A. Wilson. R.O.T.C. The nation which forgets its delenders will be itself forgotten. Miss Geraldine Wright. Registrar A place for everything and everything in its place. . . The Word team means many things to many people. At Lindblom it is usually the athletic teams which occupy the limelight. However, Lindblom's faculty team can always be counted on to give a fine performance too. Their equipment is sound knowledge, good advice, and a Word ot encourage- ment when one is needed. Although their work goes on unheralded, it is not 1 unrewarded. Ample recompense for their efforts is a group of alert, enthusiastic I l 1 young people, eager tor instruction. Page 22 OVQVCV OVIOVQ an 9 OVQVQV Olflfne The Lindblom family was shocked by the untimely death of Mr. Iohn Alvir, placement counselor at Lindblom, on lune 8, 1954. Students and teachers who knew him were privileged to feel the sincerity of his interest and the warmth of his friendship. An alumnus of our school, Mr. Alvir was a well-beloved figure at all gatherings where present or former Lindblomites met. He displayed a rich- ness of humanity, which overflowed generously to others. Mrs. Beryldine Wilbur, then Miss Sullards, came to Lindblom in 1923, and soon established herself as a fav- orite. During the succeeding years, she became an out- standing commercial teacher, a beloved division teacher, and a conscientious, kindly administrative aid. Mrs. Wilbur was noted for her generosity, deep sympathy, illimitable patience, and unfailing courtesy. A11 Lindblom was profoundly grieved at her sudden demise on May 16, 1954. Page 23 Nga x r 9' Imcfory cymdols in Pprova The shields in Keeler Hall inspire a glow of school pride in all Lindblomites, but to the twenty seniors of the Boys' Council these shields mean even more. They represent not only the efforts of many of the councilors and other students in winning championships for Lindblom, but also the Council's trusteeship of the shields. The boys were responsible for removing and replacing them when the school was decorated this year. This, and many other obligations, such as mimeographing and coat checking at special school functions, constitute a vital service to Lindblom. The Council sets its membership standards high. Chosen by his fellow students and teachers, each boy must have an excellent scholastic record and fine character. He must also maintain this record throughout his period of membership in the group. To run this organization efficiently, the Council with Mr. Boucher, its sponsor, holds meetings every Monday, at which time they discuss Council projects and school conditions. For these meetings and for special occasions, the Councilors, in addition to white shirts and ties, wear the traditional maroon and gold arm patches. Membership in such an organization brings prestige, and is the goal of most eligible boys at Lindblom. Learning to take on responsibility and show initiative are important benefits derived from belonging to this group. So, hats off to the Senior Boys' Council for their splendid spirit of service. SENIOR BOYS' COUNCIL Row le D. Putnam, P. Smith, I. Ruffolo, Mr. Boucher, sponsor' Row Z- D. Gruverp D. Kerwinp K. Shodeenp K. Ledebuhr Row 3- M. Deplewskig D. Meyer, D. Rajewskig I. Blazekg C. Pinkowskig N. Cason Row 4- P. Iohnsong S. Satala, R. Wessberg Row 5- W. Wallbruchg E. Rachfordg R. Smowtong I. Hruby Page 26 EW Y -v V, 4, an s 1 y 'X eff: 'K fs. IF' , .-F A ' f W. X ,T 1 Slay.-.-' X 1' gk X Z- 1 kv all , X4 ' V 0 . ,QEQEH 'iw-. 0 f S W '34 M 'ev 5 1 ' ' Il , M, Q iii is f 3 xis, 0 , 1 -QE, . - :Pk Q .R V. V ,t . 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MARIE MARGO ARBETAN G.A.A., l.C.C., Gym Locker Guards, Gym Office Assistant. IANET C. AXELSTROM L -2 Chevrons, President of Spanish Club, Gym Leaders, l.C,C., Team Games, Honor Society-3 Semesters, Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness, ELAINE BARBAREK G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Dance Committee, Perfect At- tendance, L -3 Chevrons, No Tardiness, Class Finance Committee, LD Club, Mail Service. GWEN BASNER No Tardiness, Perfect Attendance, Gym Leaders, Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Mail Service, Honor Society, G.A.A. ROBERT BERCHMAN BEVERLY BERNA Captain of Hall Guards, Fencing, No Tardiness, Perfect Attendance, Spanish Club, ULD. Club, L -l Chevron. GEORGIA BERTSOS G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Golden Eagle, ML -3 Chevrons, S Certificate, Honor Society-4 Semesters, Class Prom Committee, Leader Salesmen, ROBERTA BLATT G.A,A., Hall Guards, Mail Service. CHARLOTTE BOGNER G.A.A., Treasurer of Sub Debs, Eagle Salesmen, Hall Guards, l.C.C., Concert Orchestra, Spanish Club, Mail Service. PATRICIA BURTON A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, L A2 Chevrons, Gym Lead- ers, Honor Society-2 Semesters, Secretary of French Club, Hall Guards, Mail Service. IOHN CAINSKI Honor Society. VIRGINIA CAMERON Concert Band, Swim Leaders, G.A.A., l.C.C., Hall Guards, French Club, Drama Club. WILLIAM CAMLIC Football Ticket Salesmen, Intramural Basketball. CHARLES COHEN Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball. LESLIE COHEN Concert Band. Life WHA fAe gre s of never Lawlor moment Surveying fAem, Page28 IOSEPH DALESANDRO Leader Salesmen, Fire Marshals, A Cappella Choir, Iunior Prom Committee, Hall Guards. DONNA DAVIDSON GAA., Gym Office Assistant, Team Games, Sub Debs, Gym Leaders. IVIARLENE EDER Gym Leaders, G.AA., ICC., Team Games, Honor Society- l Semester, Hall Guards, L , Latin Club. IOE FEICHTINGER Varsity Football, Soph Football, Baseball Team, L Club, President of Honor Society, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, l.C.C. ELAINE FLECK GAA. Board and Cabinet, L -3 Chevrons, Class Prom Committee, Honor Societyh2 Semesters, Golden Eagle, Dance Committee, Hall Guards, Mail Service. CHAPPELL FOWLER Soph Football, Varsity Football, Hall Guards, Swim Team, A Cappella Choir. we composes! worvlpicfures o fwo ftypica ELLEN E. FRANCIS Vice-President of I.C.C,, Honor Society-5 Semesters, S Certificate, Senior Girls' Council, Secretary of Dance Com- mittee, Fencing, No Tardiness, Hall Guards. OWEN FRANCIS Honor Society-l Semester, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Class Prom Committee, Architects' Club. MARGARET FRANK Sub Debs, G.A.A., Mail Service, A Cappella Choir. BARBARA FROMBACH Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society-7 Semesters, 2 S Certificates, Student Registrar, Golden Eagle, Page Editor of the Leader, Leader Staff, Eagle Salesmen. DOROTHY FUCHS Hall Guards, Student Registrar, Gym Office Assistant, G.A.A., Concert Orchestra, L.D. Club, Sub Debs, Team Games. CAROL A. GRANZOW Badminton, Mail Service, G.A.A., Honor Society, Sub Debs, BETTYE I. GREENE Concert Band, Gym Leaders, Student Registrar, Honor Society, G.A.A., Library Club, Team Games, Ping Pong. IEANINE GREENE GAA. Board and Cabinet, L -4 Chevrons, President of Quill and Scroll, Golden Eagle, Page Editor of the Leader, 5 S Certificates, Faculty Speaker, Girls' Chorus. DAVID GRUVER Honor Society-5 Semesters, Senior Boys' Council, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Class Finance Committee, Latin Club. WILLIAM GUHL Hall Guards, Soph Football, Leader Salesmen, Basketball Team, Fire Marshals, Eagle Salesmen. SONYA HALAGAN Captain of Cheerleaders, Dance Committee, A Cappella Choir, Class Finance Committee, Honor Society, L -2 Chevrons, lunior Prom Committee, Vice-President of Span- ish Club. ALTA HANNAN GAA. CAROL HANSON Girls' Chorus, Honor Society-2 Semesters, Student Regis- trar, GAA., Mail Service, Hall Guards, No Tardiness, Spanish Club. CAROL ANN HARRIS GAA., Gym Locker Guards, Mail Service, Perfect Attend- ance, No Tardiness, Spanish Club, Honor Society-l Semester. GWENDOLYN HARRIS Leader Staff, GAA., Student Registrar, Spanish Club, Hall Guards, Gym Office Assistant, Concert Orchestra, Library Club. . , A Z , senlors. ere 5 f e voly S: MELVIN HUDSON 'l?.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. L Club, R.0.T.C. Monkey eam. CHARLIENE HUNT G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, A Cappella Choir, Swim Lead- ers, No Tardiness, Perfect Attendance, Latin Club, Honor Society, Dolphin. NANCY IOHNSON Class Soloist, Senior Girls' Council, President of Girls' Chorus, Honor Society-6 Semesters, S Certificate, Class Sing Committee, Leader Statt, Mail Service. DON KABAKER FRANK KAMRADT Hall Guards, Captain of Hall Guards, R.O.T.C. Picked Pla- toon, B.O.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corps, R.O.T.C. Monkey Team, Varsity Football. TILLIE KARA G.A.A., Hall Guards, Student Registrar. RICHARD KEATING Swim Team, Hall Guards, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Manager of Swim Team. DAVID A. KELLY Honor Society, Latin Club, lC.C., R.O.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corps. LA VERNE KERNICA G.A,A., A Cappella Choir, Honor Society, Hall Guards. DANIEL KERWIN Senior Boys' Council, l.C.C., President ot Latin Club, Gym- nastics, Honor Society. RALPH KOCIAN A Cappella Choir, Soph Football, Hall Guards, Fire Mar- shals, Gymnastics, Honor Society. WILLIAM KORBAKUS Fire Marshals, R.O.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corps, Frosh-Soph Basketball. KATHLEEN S. KOVACICH No Tardiness, L -3 Chevrons, Girls' Chorus, Leader Sales- men, L.D. Club, Gym Otlice Assistant, Honor Society, G.A.A. IOHN KRAIEWSKI Fire Marshals, Student Registrar, Varsity Football, Intra- mural Basketball, Co-Captain of Soph Football BEVERLY KRAUSE Sub Debs, Mail Service, Honor Society, Hall Guards, Stu- dent Registrar, Badminton, G.A.A. real cgarmex' is e WHA glue IOANIE HATALA G.A.A., G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Vice-President ot G.A.A., Gym Leaders, President ot Spanish Club, Honor Society, Badminton, HLHA4 Chevrons. LOUIS HAVELKA Hall Guards, Soph Football, Ushers, ROBERT HENDRICKS Iunior Prom Committee, Hall Guards, Soph Football, No Tardiness. DONNA HOFSTEADTER Leader Salesmen, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Mail Service, Honor Society. YOLANDA HOWELL Spanish Club, Drama Club, Team Games, G.A.A., Fencing, Hall Guards, l.C.C. IAMES HRUBY President ot 4A Class, Treasurer ot Honor Society, Treasurer of l.C.C., Skating Team, Senior Boys' Council, Honor So- ciety-3 Semesters, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals. 1 9 eyes anal drown air. e 5 nfzosf af ease Page 30 WILLIAM KROLL Concert Band, Lyre-2 Chevrons, Concert Orchestra, Lead- er Staff, Leader Salesmen, President of Spanish Club, I.C.C. Emblem Winner. CECILE KUNTER Honor Society, S Certificate, Page Editor of the Leader, Quill and Scroll, Eagle Staff, Mail Service, Treasurer of Library Club, NLD. Club. FRANCES LADUCA A Cappella Choir, President of Sub Debs, Swim Leaders, French Club, Football Ticket Salesmen, Hall Guards, Perfect Attendance. RICHARD LA WANDA Hall Guards, FAITH LAZO G.A.A, Team Games, Girls' Chorus. KURT LEDEBUHR Co-Captain of Football Team, Senior Boys' Council, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Ushers, Architects' Club, Iunior Prom Committee, Class Finance Committee. 5 N' 'sr ff .1 f' IOE LELEIKA IACQUELINE LEWIS G.A.A., Gym Locker Guards, Leader Salesmen, No Tardi- ness, Honor Society-2 Semesters. RICHARD LINGL No Tardiness, R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. L Club, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards. RONALD LINGL R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. L Club, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, R.O.T.C. Eagle Salesmen. MARY LINNEAR G.A.A., Spanish Club, Library Club, Gym Locker Guards, Student Registrar. RONALD MCCLAIN Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Latin Club, Soph Football. ERVIN MIHALKO Hall Guards, Captain of Fire Marshals, Spanish Club. MILDRED MILLER Senior Girls' Council, S Certificate, Honor Society-3 Semesters, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Mail Service, Shorthand and Typing Awards. MONYA MILLS Vice-President of 4A Class, Senior Girls' Council, I.C.C., Honor Society, Leader Staff, Gym Leaders, Hall Guards, Girls' Chorus. IOANN MILOS G.A.A., Honor Society, Mail Service, No Tardiness, Typing Award. CHARLOTTE MITCHELL G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L -3 Chevrons, Class Prom Committee, HS Certificate, President ot Sub Debs, Vice- Presiclent ot LD Club, Team Games. MICHAEL MORANO Chief of Fire Marshals, Ushers, Leader Staff, Treasurer ol 5 i I.C.C., Dance Committee, Drama Club, Class Prom Com- .V mittee, Iunior Prom Committee. LEOLA MORRIS GAA French Club Library Club Hall Guards Gym Locker Guards Student Registrar MARIE NARCARTI Concert Band Lyre Swim Leaders Spanish Club G.A.A., Sub Debs Hall Guards Life Saving DONALD NEAL R OT C Rifle Team Hall Guards irr. - rzi- E' ,t' w en affirm! in sporf sAirf and, SIQCAS - Preferaddy Line or C arcoa grey. Page 3l SARAH PASTORELLO Dance Committee, LD, Club, Hall Guards, Girls' Chorus, Badminton, G.AA., l.C.C. IOSIALLA PATTON GAA., Hall Guards, Team Games, Ping Pong, Sub Debs. MADELYN PEDERSON A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, GAA., Leader Salesmen, l.C.C., Sub Debs, Eagle Salesmen, Hall Guards. ESTELLE PETROWSKI Secretary ot l.C.C., President of Sub Debs, Honor Society, Swim Leaders, Iunior Prom Committee, Hall Guards. MARILYN PFEFFER Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society-6 Sernesters, No Tardiness, Class Sing Committee, Secretary of Honor So- ciety, Spanish Club, GAA. CHARLES PINKOWSKI Senior Boys' Council, Fire Marshals, R.O.T.C. Picked Pla- toon, Class Prom Committee, Spanish Club, Architects' Club, R.O.T,C. Battalion Commander. CATHERINE M. PORTER G.A.A., Gym Leaders, Gym Office Assistant, Team Games, Tumbling, Cadet Band, Student Registrar, Library Club. RALPH PROBST Varsity Football, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, French Club, Art League, Skating Club, Skating Team, Intramural Basketball. RICHARD PROSZEK Hall Guards, Football Ticket Salesmen. DAVID PUTNAM President ot l.C.C., Senior Boys' Council, Swim Team, Golden Eagle, A Cappella Choir, Honor Society-3 Semes- ters, No Tardiness, Captain of Fire Marshals. CAMILLE PYBURN G.AA., Latin Club, Gym Locker Guards. EDWARD RACHFORD Treasurer ot 4A Class, Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society, Co-Captain of Skating Team, 2 'lL's , Fire Marshals, Iunior Prom Committee, Varsity Football. KAREN RANSFORD Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Z S Certificates, Concert Orchestra, Student Guild, Mail Service, GA.A. ELLA REID Honor Society, Art League, Library Club, French Club, Fencing, Hall Guards, Concert Orchestra, Sub Debs. IOAN ROBINSON GAA., Library Club, Sub Debs, Captain ot Hall Guards. EDMUND ORSZULA ROTC Picked Platoon ROTC L ROTC L Club Stage Crew Library Club Science Club SEDZIMIR ORSZULA President of Science Club ROTC L Club ROT C Picked Platoon Honor Society Spanish Club Stage Crew R O T C Monkey Team Art League ROSEMARIE OSWALD GA A Board and Cabinet President of G A A Honor So ciety 2 Semesters L 4 Chevrons Badminton Represen tative President of Latin Club Eagle Salesmen IOSEPH PACIGA R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon ROTC. L Club. WILLIAM PARKER President ol L Club, R.O.T.C. Monkey Team, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon. IOYCE MADALYN PARRA Spanish Club, Mail Service, GAA., Honor Society, Gym Locker Guards. iw, ur senior eeps is raoho fumes! fo anal kLes fAe fop funes. Page 32 ANNETTE RUSSELL G.A.A., Sub Debs, Team Games, Hall Guards, Treasurer of Spanish Club, Vice-President ot Spanish Club, Teachers' Assistant. SUE SAWYER G.A,A. Board and Cabinet, Chairman ol lunior Prom, L - IlCCgevron, Gym Leaders, Honor Society, Leader Salesmen, FLORENCE SCHEUNEMANN G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L -3 Chevrons, Honor Society, Attendance Secretary of l.C.C., Gym Leaders, Golden Eagle, Iunior Prom Committee, Treasurer of G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, IOAN SCHLAKE G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, 2 S Certiticatew, Honor So- cietyw7 Semesters, Golden Eagle, L -4 Chevrons, Hall Guards, I.C.C. IOAN SCHMIECHER Senior Girls' Council, S Certiticate, Honor Society, G.A.A., Hall Guards, Eagle Salesmen, Class Sing Committee. PAT SEFCIK G.A.A., Concert Band, Business Manager ot the Eagle, Hall Guards, Secretary of Band, Mail Service, Student Registrar. . 1 353 SUSIE SENKPIEL Latin Club, l.C,C., Dance Committee, Student Registrar, Hall Guards, Sub Debs, Badminton. MARY IANE SHANAHAN S Certificate, Honor Society, Team Games, Gym Leaders, G.A.A., L,D. Club. RALPH SIMONSIS RONALD SMOWTON Editor-in-Chief oi the Leader, Page Editor ot the Leader, Eagle Stall, Senior Boys' Council, Editor ol Pep Book. A Cappella Choir, Ushers, Honor Society. IIM SODERBERG Co-Captain of Swim Team, Gymnastics, Class Prom Com- mittee, Hall Guards, Honor Society, 5 L's , Co-Chairman ot Dance Committee. LOUISE STREMPLER G.A.A. MIKE SUTKO A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Swim Team, Soph Football, Fire Marshals, I.C.C. Emblem Winner, Radio Guild. ROY SWANSON Honor Society, Student Registrar, Fire Marshals. VALERIE THERRIAULT Secretary ol Senior Girls' Council, Swim Leaders, Honor Society, Team Games, G.A.A., Gym Locker Guards. MARY VESTAL Madrigals, Dance Committee, Honor Society, Cheerleaders, l.C,C., G.A.A., Hall Guards. WILLIAM VOLTZ Varsity Basketball, Baseball Team, Soph Football, Swim Team, L Club, Hall Guards, Class Prom Committee. LEONA WAGNER L -2 Chevrons, Chairman ot Dance Committee, Secretary of I.C.C,, I.C.C. Emblem Winner, L.D. Club, Gym Leaders, Class Prom Committee. WILLIAM WALLBRUCH Senior Boys' Council, Soph Football, Honor Society, Fire Marshals, Student Registrar, Hall Guards, Architects' Club. ROBERT WALSCHLAGER Fire Marshals, Soph Football, Varsity Football, Honor So- ciety, Hall Guards. LUCY WILLIAMS G.A.A., Library Club, Student Registrar, Hall Guards. xMCH'fCViC CIVl6J54l'lf'AOVlcy VQCOV S spin nflO5f fV?qllCMf4y OW Lis P Olfl0l7VClP . K L Cfass ficers, ALICE ALDERSON IEANNE CERVAK ARLENE WINIARSKI dent Guild, G.A.A., Student Registrar, Mail Service. IANET WINN GAA., Honor Society. GERRIE YATES A Cappella Choir, Dance Committee, Iunior Prom Commit tee, Sub Debs, Hall Guards, l.C.C., Team Games. Www 1955 CIM pcm, rm, 7955 IAMES HRUBY DAN RAIEWSKI President President V? MONYA MILLS MONA ARMATO Vice-President ViceePresident Secretary Secretary EDWARD RACHFORD NEAL CASON Treasurer Treasurer izza or cz sizz ing steak smofAere-'il in mms rooms, mc1Aes Ais moufA wafer. Page 34 Girls' Chorus, Honor Society, Class Prom Committee, Stu! i7Ae CIM ofjme, 7955 MARILYN F. AALDERKS Sub Debs, Latin Club, GA.A., Honor Society, L.D. Club, UL -l Chevron, A Cappella Choir, Leader Salesmen. ROBERT R. AGNEW Soph Football, Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards. IANET ALBRECHT Treasurer of GAA. Board and Cabinet, Honor Society' 7 Semesters, Girls' Sports Editor of the Eagle, L A4 Chev- rons, Dance Committee, Girls' Chorus, Golden Eagle, Presi- dent ot Latin Club. KENNETH ALLISON Hall Guards, Varsity Football, lunior Prom Committee, Intramural Basketball, Dance Committee, Football Ticket Salesmen. IERRY AMBROZE Varsity Football, Manager ol Football Team, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Skating Team, Skating Club, l.C.C. RICHARD AMBUEHL Stage Crew, Hall Guards, No Tardiness. CAROL AMIONE GA.A., Sub Debs, Mail Service, Girls' Rifle Team. ROY ANTICH Soph Football, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Intramural Basket- ball, Hall Guards, MONA ARMATO Vice-President of 4A Class, Honor Society-6 Semesters, Chairman ot Class Prom Committee, Skating Club, Iunior Prom Committee, LD, Club, Student Registrar, Spanish Club. PHYLLIS BAILEY GA.A., Mail Service, Secretary ot Mail Service Cabinet, Student Registrar, Teachers' Assistant, Spanish Club, No Tardiness. IANICE BALGEMANN A Cappella Choir, Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, 2 S Certificates, Team Games, Gym Leaders, Spanish Club. FRANK BANIEWICZ Varsity Football, Hall Guards, A Cappella Choir, Fire Mar- shals, Eagle Salesmen. K 5 IEANENE E. BANKS ' Sub Debs, GAA., Spanish Club, Mail Service, Honor So- ciety, Team Games. IOSEPH BARCY A Cappella Choir, Ushers, Latin Club, Honor Society, Intra- mural Basketball. t GENE BARMANN l Gymnastics. FRANCIS BARTH - Captain ol Baseball Team, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Class Prom Committee, Spanish Club, L Club. ANTHONY R. BASILE Architects' Club, Golt Team. GWENDOLYN BELL Latin Club, Concert Band, GA.A., Gym Locker Guards, Sub Debs, Badminton, Team Games. RICHARD BIANCHI Hall Guards, Ushers, Gymnastics, Fire Marshals, Honor Society, Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness, Book Mending Club. IIM BLAZEK Gymnastics, Ushers, Honor Society, S Certilicate, Golden Eagle, Senior Boys' Council, Fire Marshals, Leader Car- toonist. DOROTHY BOFFIN Senior Girls' Council, Mail Service, Art League, Honor Society, GAA., Student Guild, No Tardiness. U as , cl xg , 04 ,' e 5 an ar enf an of f 5 grew! 1 ewan cz ragnef recqu ar. Page 35 ARLENE BURICH G.AA., Mail Service, Team Games, Fencing, Leader Sales- men, Hall Guards, No Tardiness, Skating Club. PAT BURKE Sub Debs, Hall Guards, Gym Office Assistant, Library Club, I.C.C., G.A.A., Spanish Club. RICH BURKE Frosh-Soph Basketball, Soph Football, Intramural Basket- ball, Hall Guards. IANET BURZINSKI GA.A., Latin Club, Library Club, Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, Honor Society. GERALD CADITZ Treasurer of l.C.C., Concert Band, Golden Eagle, President of Quill and Scroll, Page Editor of the Leader, Tennis Team, Honor Society, 2 L's . GEORGIA CARTER Sub Debs. NANCY CARTER GA.A., Cheerleaders, Cheerleaders Girls' Chorus, 1 Honor Society, Mail Service, Spanish Club, Library Club. W PEGGY CARTER M W C W 'AFw'u M GAA., Swim Leaders, IC.C., Teachers' Assistant, Iunior Life Saving, No Tardiness, Hall Guards. NEAL CASON Senior Boys' Council, 2 L's , Gymnastics, Treasurer of 4A Class, Golden Eagle, Concert Band, Honor Society, S Certificate. IEAN CASSELLO DONALD CEITHAML Honor Society-4 Semesters, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Latin Club, Gymnastics, Book Mending Club, l.C.C., SYLVIA CENTINO President of Spanish Club, Honor Society, Library Club, ICC., GAA., Leader Salesmen, Gym Leaders, L.D. Club. 4 IEANNE CERVAK Secretary of 4A Class, Senior Girls' Council, Chairman of Class Sing Committee, Treasurer of Girls' Chorus, Art League, S Certificate, Honor Society, Leader Staff. CAROL CHALOUPKA GAA., Library Club, Honor Society, 3 S Certificates, Girls' Chorus, Mail Service. TONI CHIARAPPA A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Secretary of GAA. Board and Cabinet, Spanish Club, LD, Club, Honor Society, UL -4 Chevrons, Golden Eagle. RONALD BONNEVIER I Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Architects Club. CARL BOSCARINO Varsity Football, L Club, Spanish Club, Perfect Attends ance, No Tardiness. GARY BOUTON H I H Stage Crew, Honor Society, Football Ticket Salesmen, 2 L s . CAROLINE BRANDSTETTER ' A Cappella Choir, Leader Staff, Library Club, Latin Club, Eagle Salesmen, Hall Guards, Honor Society. GAYLE BREUKER GAA. Board and Cabinet, L -4 Chevrons, Vice-President of Girls' Chorus, Gym Leaders, l.C.C., L.D. Club, Skating Club, Honor Society-3 Semesters. RON BURGER Intramural Basketball, Varsity Football, No Tardiness. eCiLe everly ocy, our sporfs-minded senior enjoys Aaslwfgall anolfooidall Page 36 MILDRED CHROMICKY G.A.A., Teachers' Assistant, Library Club, Leader Sales- men, Hall Guards, No Tardiness, Girls' Rifle Team. BURTON CLARK Skating Team, Swim Team, Latin Club, lntrainural Basket- ball, Fire Marshals. CAROL ANN CLARK Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, G A A., Teachers' Assistant, Matron's Assistant, Honor Society, Typing Award. DOROTHY CLIFFORD ' Cheerleaders, Assistant Girlzs' Sports Editor ol tlie llcale, Honor Society-6 Semesters, GAA., Team Gomes, l.C.C., President of Library Club, Secretary of French Club, IEANNE COLTMAN G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, ULD Club, HL -f4 Clievrons, Honor Society, S Certificate, Golden Laqle, A Cappella Choir, Madriaals. TOM CONNELLY Varsity Football, Soph Football, Skatina Club, l.C.C'., Fire Marshals, L Club, lntreinural Basketball, Hall Guards. f' vkcnfzlrc an slaorf sfories, Page 37 X. RON CRANE Ushers, Fire Marshals, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, ROTC Pickett Platoon, R.O.T,C. L Club, ROTC. Staff. NANCY CRANSTON G.A.A., Hall Guards, Gym Locker Guards ERNEST CRITES Gymnastics, 4 L's , Hall Guards, Art l.er'ff'l1ie. Stiicleiit Guild, UL Club, Intramural Gymnastics, No Tardineus KATHLEEN CROTTY Library Club, Hall Guards, Mail Service, GAA., Giils' Chorus, Spanish Club. ANITA CUMMINGS A Cappella Choir, Art League, G.A.A. FRANK CUNNEA Hall Guards, Ushers, Fire Marshals, lntrainural Uazfketball Chess Club. ADELIA DE ANGELIS Secretary of Latin Club, Mail Service, G A.A, A Cappella Choir, l.C.C., Hall Guards. NORMAN DEBOW L Club, Hall Guards, Varsity Football, Swiin Teein, A Cappella Choir, Fire Marshals, lntrainural Razzketlzall. Spanish Club. LORRAINE DEIBER Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Secretary of French Club. Hall Guards, Library Club, Leader Staff, L.l'D. Club, Sub De-bs. BILL DEIST MATTHEW DEPLEWSKI Soph Football, Varsity Football, Senior Boys' Council, A Cappella Choir, Iunior Prom Committee, Eagle Staff, Honor Society-B Semesters, SYLVIA DETLAF G.A.A., Student Registrar, Spanish Club, Honor Society 2 Semesters, No Tardiness, lunior Prom Coinniittc-e, Lecder Salesmen. DIANE DE VITTO G.A.A., Mail Service, Library Club, Leader Salesmen, Latin Club, Girls' Chorus, No Tardiness. CHARLES DINOLFO Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball, Iunior Prom Coininvttee ALICE DOHERTY Sub Debs, G.A.A., Team Gaines, Hall Guards. . J 66 1 79 An ce lCflOVl, an :Cl e gef 15 vofc. I EDIE ELLIG GAA., No Tardiness. MARLENE ENGLAND G.A.A., Hall Guards, No Tardiness, Honor Society-l Semester GLADYS FERRY Hall Guards, Swim Leaders, Dolphin, Senior Lite Saving, Badminton, Gym Locker Guards, GA.A., Teachers' As- sistant. KAY FITZPATRICK Sub Debs, GAA., Hall Guards, Library Club, No Tardiness, Student Registrar. BARBARA FLECKENSTEIN Senior Girls' Council, Vice-President ol Honor Society, l.C.C., GAA., Honor Society-5 Semesters, Class Sing Committee, Iunior Prom Committee, President oi Spanish Club. LEONARD FLECKENSTEIN Gymnastics, Hall Guards, Leader Ad Salesmen. NANCY FLENTIE R GAA., Latin Club, Team Games, Ping Pong, Skating Club. KENNETH FONTE Concert Band, Leader Staff, Student Registrar, No Tardiness. MARTIN FRANCIS Swim Team, Manager of Football Team, Skating Team, l.C.C., Hall Guards, Chess Club, Golf Team. DIANE FRAZIN GAA., Student Registrar, Honor Society, Sub lfebs, Lecider Salesmen. NAN FREE ARLENE FRUENDT Girls' Chorus, Honor Society, Gym Leaders, LD, Club, Dance Committee, Student Registrar, Leader Salesmcn. CLARENCE FUIA Fire Marshals, Golf Team, Architects' Club, No Tardincss. IANET GANDY Honor Society, l.C.C., Captain of Hall Guards, Mail Service Cabinet, GAA., Team Games, Badminton. WALTER GLOWACKI Ushers, Fire Marshals, Honor Society, Eagle Salecmen, Hall Guards, No Tardiness, Technical Award. IESSIE DOMERMUTH GAA., Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, Sub Debs, No Tar diness. PETER DORUS l.C.C., Swim Team, Concert Band. DAVE DOYLE Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball. MARILYN DRAKE GAA., Spanish Club, Student Registrar, Honor Society- 4 Semesters, No Tardiness, Teachers' Assistant. DINA EICHMAN G.AA., Spanish Club, Mail Service, Hall Guards, Teachers Assistant. IOYCE EIGENBAUER G.A.A., Gym Locker Guards, Hall Guards, Teachers' As sistant. n amafeur mec anic, Ae offer: finLers nnoler fAe Loon! of fAe family car. Page 38 ROBERT GOBLISCH Swim Team, Eagle Salesmen, Skating Team. IERRY GOLDMAN CAROL ANN GOLDSTEIN GAA., Mail Service, Student Registrar, Leader Salesmen, Honor Society, Spanish Club, Sub Debs. ROSEMARY GOPOIAN Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, G.A.A., Latin Club, Hall Guards, Student Registrar, Mail Service, Leader Salesmen, DICK GORSKI Varsity Football, Hall Guards, Skating Team, ROBERT GRANT Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball. l BERNADINE GREEN Mail Service Cabinet, G.A.A., Leader Typist, Mail Service Teachers' Assistant. ROBERT GREEN Soph Football, Hall Guards, No Tardiness IOE GREENWALD Intramural Basketball. MARCIA GREIF GAA., Drama Club. MARCIA GRONKOWSKI Senior Girls' Council, A Cappella Choir, Class Sing Com- mittee, S Certificate, Honor Society, L,D. Club, Student Guild. MARY IANE GRUBISICH Treasurer of Mail Service, GAA., Student Registrar, Span- ish Club, No Tardiness, Teachers' Assistant, Honor Society GERRY GRUHLKE GA.A,, Fencing, Team Gaines, Badminton, Hall Guards I,C.C., L.D. Club. BERNADINE GRZELAK Hall Guards, Mail Service, GAA. TOM GULAN Co-Captain of Varsity Basketball, L Club, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards. PATRICIA HANNA Gym Leaders, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Mail Service HELEN HAROS Society, Leader Typist, Leader Salesmen, Hall Honor Guards, I.C.C., GAA. MAUREEN HARRIS L -2 Chevrons, Library Club, Science Club, Hall Guards, Latin Club, No Tarcliness, Business Manager ot the Leader. ROBERT HARTY Swim Team, Architects' Club, Golf Team. FREDRIC R. HAUCH Hall Guards, Honor Society. ELAINE HEINRICH G.A.A., Hall Guards, Honor Society, No Tarcliness. I-zfl!AefAer IFS coflege or ajog, fAe gravluafe Las a clefinite gon in view. Page 39 IOAN HIGHLAND GA.A., Latin Club, Honor Society, Hall Guards, Girls' Chorus, Swim Leaders, Football Ticket Salesmen, Sub Debs. ARTHUR HILL Z L's , Captain of R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Honor Society-2 Semesters, Perfect Attendance, R.O.T.C. L Club. WILLIAM HILLEBOLD Soph Football, Varsity Football, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Architects' Club, Intramural Basketball. IANICE I-IOFER Mail Service Cabinet, I.C.C., Girls' Chorus, Art League, Honor Society, L.D. Club, No Tardiness. MARILYN HOFFMAN GAA., Mail Service, Spanish Club, Gym Office Assistant, Honor Society, Student Registrar, Typing Award. BILL H. HOFFMEISTER Intramural Basketball, Honor Society. ELWIN HOLKE Intramural Basketball. IOSEPH HOSTY CAROL HOYNE Eagle Staff, Library Club, I.C.C., Mail Service, Honor So- ciety, 5 S Certificates, Latin Club, No Tardiness, CHARLES ISBITZ Concert Band, Manager of Gymnastics Team, Manager of Football Team, Hall Guards. VIRGINIA IACKSON GAA., Captain of Hall Guards, No Tardiness, Eagle Sales- men, Mail Service. IOAN IACOBS Girls' Chorus, I.C.C., Eagle Typist, GAA., Iunior Prom Committee, Secretary of Spanish Club, Mail Service, Li- brary Club. DEANNA IANY A Cappella Choir, I.C.C., Library Club, Latin Club, Sub Debs, GAA., Eagle Salesmen. IOSEPH IAWORSKI Hall Guards, Honor Society, Football Ticket Salesrnen, Fire Marshals, Architects' Club. CHARLES IEFFRIES Swim Team, Soph Football, Intramural Basketball, I.C.C., Hall Guards, Latin Club. MARLENE HEIY Honor Society, GA.A., No Tardiness. ROBERT HELLERMAN Honor Society, Intramural Basketball, Latin Club. SHIRLEY HENDERSON GA.A., Eagle Staff, French Club, Mail Service, No Tardiness. CAROL HENGST GAA., Hall Guards, Mail Service. IERRY HICKS Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball, Latin Club. MARGARET HIGGINS GAA., Team Games, Gym Leaders, Spanish Club, Leader Salesrnen, I.C.C., Girls' Chorus. vdgrown-e ec! Aruneffe, onJo cAicLen an izza - fAaf,s our senior ir. Ky P 3 Page 40 PHILIP IOHNSON Senior Boys' Council, Swim Team, Page Editor ot the Leader, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society-7 Semesters, Chairman of Pep Book Committee, Class Sing Committee, Class Speaker. GLADYS IONIAK G.A.A., No Tardiness. MARGE IUNGMAN Mail Service, Honor Society, GAA., No Tardines BERNARD IURUS Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Gymnastics, Soph Football, Baseball Team, Varsity Football, lunior Prom Committee, Spanish Club. RAY KAISER Baseball Team, Hall Guards, L , L Club. IOAN KASAK A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, L -4 Chevronzs, GAA. Board and Cabinet, Swim Leaders, S Certilicate, Honor Society, Leader Statt. LUCILLE KASS Honor Society, Mail Service, GAA., Hall Guards, Perfect Attendance, Latin Club. IOHN KATRENAK Swim Team, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals. CAROLE KAYSEN A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Spanish Club, Cheerleaders, Treasurer of Spanish Club, L.D. Club, Team Games ROSEMARY KEINER Senior Girls' Council, S Certificate, Honor Society-A 5 Semesters, Leader Salesmen, l.C.C., Class Finance Committee, GA.A., No Tardiness. IOYCE KELLY Hall Guards, GAA., Library Club, Leader Salesmen, Mail Service, Teachers' Assistant, Sub Debs, Team Games. BASIL KERRILL Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen f 1' SA? leaves OV scAoolwifA uI!llflC!e Juoo Page 41 WAYNE KING lntramural Basketball, A Cappella Clioir, Madrigals, Hall Guards, Intramural Tennis, CHARLOTTE KLEIN Senior Girls' Council, Feature Editor ot the Eagle, A Cap- pella Choir, Madrigals, Honor Society, l.C.C., Leader Sales- men, Class Prom Committee. MATT KLEIN Swim Team, Soph Football, Honor Society, Varsity Football. Gymnastics, Hall Guards, LAVERNE KNIGHT Co-Editor-in-Chief ot the Eagle, L -4 Chcvrons, Honor So- ciety, S Certificate, Pertect Attendance, No Tardiness, Quill and Scroll, Gym Leaders. MARLENE KNOR GAA., Latin Club. ARLENE KOLAR G.A.A., Hall Guards, Library Club, No Tardiness. ELMER KOLDOFF Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Architects' Club, Skating Team MARGARET ANN KOLESKI Library Club, Mail Service, Teachers' Assistant, G.A A. Secretary ol Girls' Chorus. GEORGENE KOVARCIK GAA., Hall Guards, No Tarcliness a 99 . A - oo 5 voice frm mg e ln er. ROY LANGE Honor Society-3 Semesters, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Co- Captain oi Varsity Basketball, 3 L's , L Club, Hall Guards, Latin Club. RICHARD LEITNER Hall Guards. LOUISE LELLO Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Hall Guards, No Tardiness. IOE LENTINI Hall Guards, Varsity Football, Baseball Team, L Club. IOSEPH LEWIS Swim Team, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Gym- nastics. TOM LEWIS Varsity Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Swim Team, Frosh-Soph Basketball. VIRGINIA LIPINSKI L.D. Club, Swim Leaders, Mail Service, Dolphin, Hall Guards, Latin Club, Girls' Chorus. RAYMOND LUTH Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Dance Committee, Soph Football. ARNOLDENE MACEYAK G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, UL -2 Chevrons, Page Editor ot the Leader, Golden Eagle, Class Sing Committee, Faculty Speaker, President ol Spanish Club, 4 S Certiticates. BILL MAC LEAN Honor Society, Intramural Basketball. IOHN MADEY Hall Guards, Eagle Salesmen, Leader Salesmen, Football Ticket Salesmen, IIM MAHONEY Gymnastics, Soph Football, Baseball Team, Swim Team, Golf Team. VINCENT MALESICH Chess Club, Hall Guards, Swim Team, Intramural Basket- ball. TOM MALICKI Swim Team, Soph Football, Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball. ATHENA MANASSES L Cup Winner, G,A.A. Board and Cabinet, L -4 Chev- rons, Gym Leaders, L.D. Club, Leader Staff, Leader Salesmen, I.C.C. P1 1440 eff! sAacJes of A1142 QVIJ MARLENE KRCIK G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Typing Award. DOROTHY KRESS G.A.A., I.C.C., Sub Debs, Secretary of Spanish Club, Dance Committee, Mail Service, Honor Society, No Tardiness. MARION KRZAK Hall Guards, Student Registrar, A Cappella Choir, Leader Salesmen. CLAUDIA KULIKOWSKI G.A.A., Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards. CAROLYN KWIATT L f3 Chevrons, Gym Leaders, Mail Service, Dance Com- mittee, I.C.C., L.D. Club, Latin Club. STEVE LACNI Hall Guards, Fire Marshals. iff! oiAer sofi colors sAe looLs Aer veriy desi. Page112 PAUL MARTIN Varsity Basketball, L Club, Football Ticket Salesmen, Hall Guards, 3 L's , Intramural Basketball, Captain ot Frosh- Soph Basketball. GAIL MARTTILA Co-Editor-in-Chief of the Eagle, Feature Editor of the Eagle, 4 S Certificates, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, S Em- blem, Student Guild, Vice-President ot Quill and Scroll. PATRICIA MCCANNEY G.A.A., Sub Debs, Hall Guards, lunior Prom Committee, Student Registrar, Teachers' Assistant. IACQUELINE MCCLAIN G.A.A., Hall Guards. DAVID MCELROY Leader Salesmen, Hall Guards, No Tardines.. IERI MCGOVERN Cheerleaders, Cheerleaders Girls' Chorus, L --l Chevron, Mail Service, l.C.C., Leader Salesmen, Spanish Club. ani., .x -I B' 'Ks RONALD McGREGOR Gymnastics. IERRY MCSHANE Latin Club, Student Registrar, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball. DAVE MEYER Honor Society-2 Semesters, Senior Boys' Council, Swim Team, Concert Band, Fire Marshals, Treasurer ol Latin Club, Class Prom Committee. ERNESTINE MEYERS G.A,A., L -2 Chevrons, 2 Dolphins, Swim Leaders, Team Games, Class Prom Committee. ENID MICHELSON Honor Society, Vice-President ot Mail Service Cabinet, Student Registrar, l.C.C., Leader Staff, Secretary of Spanish Club, Golden Eagle, Leader Salesmen. SALLY MIETLICKI G.A.A., Mail Service, Hall Guards. BARBARA MILESKO Student Registrar, Swim Leaders, GAA., Page Editor ol the Leader, Team Games, Hall Guards, Mail Service. ELAINE MILITZ Hall Guards, Spanish Club, GAA. IANICE MILLER GAA. DON MILLON Swim Team, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals. BARBARA MILLS Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Secretary ot L.D. Club, UL -3 Chevrons, Girls' Chorus, Gym Loaders, No Tardiness, Class Prom Committee. BARBARA MITCHELL GAA., Gym Locker Guards, Spanish Club. NORMAN E. MITCHELL R.O.T.C. L Club, Eagle Salesmen, Leader Salesman, Library Club, Projection Club, Ushers, Hall Guards, Foot ball Ticket Salesmen. IOYCE MOOLIN A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Honor Society-6 Semesters, Hall Guards, l.C.C., Eagle Stall, No Tardiness, Spanish Club. IOHN MOORE Golden Eagle, 4 S Certificates, Art Editor ot the Eagle, Quill and Scroll, Student Guild, Student Registrar, Art League, l.C.C. Emblem Winner. casual sfcyfes, mo5f4y sgirfs an sweafers, are er Preference in clofAe5. Page 43 LOIS NELSON G.A.A., Mail Service, Library Club, Team Games, Sub Debs, Teachers' Assistant, Leader Salesmen. ROY NEUBECK Varsity Football, Soph Football, Football Ticket Salesrnen, B.O.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corps. ROBERT NIMZ Ushers, Latin Club, Concert Band, Radio Guild. WILMA KAY NIZICK G.A.A., Hall Guards, Gym Locker Guards, Mail Service, DONALD D. NORSIC Art League, 3 S Certiticates, Madrigals, Associate Pro- ducer and Scenic Director of Metrical Madness III, Golden Eagle, 3 Pep Book Cover Designs, Eagle Stall Artist. ROBERT NOVAK Latin Club, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Projection Club, Golf Team, Hall Guards, Varsity Football, MARY ANN NOVOSAD Senior Girls' Council, Gym Leaders, Honor Society, Presi- dent of French Club, No Tardiness, Mail Service, Stu- dent Registrar. IOAN OLAH G.A.A., Library Club, Teachers' Assistant, Leader Sales- men, Eagle Salesmen. FRANK OLSON Leader Stall, Honor Society-7 Semesters, 2 President of Honor Society, Latin Club, Senior Boys' Council, B.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, B.O.T.C. Monkey Team. LINDA OSIS G.A.A., Sub Debs, Leader Salesrrien, I.C.C., Badminton, Eagle Salesrnen, Hall Guards, French Club. EDWARD PACOVSKY Student Registrar, Honor Society, Intramural Basketball, Perfect Attendance, l.C.C. IONI PASZKOWSKI G.A.A., Treasurer of Spanish Club, Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, Mail Service. ARLENE PAUL G.A.A., Latin Club, NLD. Club, L , Gym Leaders, Library Club, Team Games. LOUIS PAVIA Honor Society, Hall Guards, Leader Salesrnen, Eagle Sales- men, Intramural Basketball. NICK PAVLETIC Hall Guards, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Leader Salesmen, Iunior Prom Committee, Varsity Football. IUANITA MOORE G.A.A., Library Club, Teachers' Assistant. REGINA MORGAN G.A.A., Spanish Club, Secretary ot Library Club. FRANK MORSOVILLO Honor Society, Skating Team, Football Ticket Salesmen, Intramural Basketball. GEORGE MORSTADT Leader Salesmen, Swim Team. GERRY MRAZ S Certificate, Honor Society, No Tardiness, Student Beg- istrar, Hall Guards, Spanish Club, Vice-President ol Library Club, G.A.A. IANET MURRAY G.A.A., Hall Guards, Honor Society, Matron's Assistant. er leisure iime is sloenf hsfening fo recor 5 or curled, up WHA a Look Page 44 PAUL PAZAN Gymnastics, Hall Guards. NOLA PERFETTO GAA., Vice-President of Sub Debs, Leader Salesmen, Dance Committee, Iunior Prom Committee, President oi French Club, Class Prom Committee. RICHARD PINELLI Stage Crew, Hall Guards, Spanish Club. IOANN POINT Senior Girls' Council, S Certificate, Dance Committee, Iunior Prom Committee, Student Registrar, French Club, Eagle Statt. MARY POULOS GAA., Mail Service Cabinet, Leader Staff. BILL POWELL Honor Society, Intramural Basketball, L Club, Skating Team, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Student Registrar, Var- sity Basketball. N-fs' LORRAINE PRODAN ' GAA., Girls' Chorus, Leader Salesmen, Team Games, Spanish Club. DONNA RABIDEAU Gym Locker Guards, Spanish Club, Captain ot Hall Guards, Team Games, Sub Debs, Library Club, No Tardiness, Badminton. BEVERLY RADDATZ Honor Society, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Girls' Chorus, Swim Leaders, L -4 Chevrons, No Tardiness, Dolphin. DIANE RAHN G.A.A., Spanish Club, Gym Locker Guards, Hall Guards, Mail Service. DAN RAIEWSKI President ol 4A Class, Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society, Varsity Football, 3 L's , Stage Crew, Dance Committee, Fire Marshals. DON REAGAN Ushers, Fire Marshals, Honor Society, No Tardiness, Leader Salesmen, Student Registrar, Book Mendirig Club, Assistant Page Editor ot the Leader. RICHARD REEDER Hall Guards, Honor Society, Intramural Basketball. LEE E. ROBERTS Intramural Basketball. RICHARD RODGERS Architects' Club. MARILYN RONAYNE GAA., Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, Sub Debs. BARBARA ROSKOS Cheerleaders, Cheerleaders Honor Society-7 Semes- ters, Student Registrar, No Tardiness, Spanish Club, 4 S Certificates, Mail Service. HELEN ROSS G.A.A., Honor Society, Hall Guards, Team Games, Fencing, Gym Locker Guards. CHARLENE ROUSH GA.A., Mail Service, Teachers' Assistant, l.C.C. IOHANNA ROUT G.A.A., l,C.C, Hall Guards, Swim Leaders, L.D. Club, Mail Service, Gym Office Assistant, Team Games. GRACE ROYSE GAA. Board and Cabinet, Honor SocietyA5 Semesters, L -4 Chevrons, Gym Leaders, Student Registrar, Eagle Staff, No Tardiness, Class Finance Committee. U evenfeenv ans! gBooA-of- fAe-sjMonfA novels fols Aer rea ing hsf. STEVE SATALA Varsity Football, Senior Boys' Council, Spanish Club, Fire Marshals, L Club, Class Prom Committee. GLENN SAWYER Hall Guards. OTTO L SCHADEN Concert Orchestra, Concert Band, Ushers, Honor Society, Manager of Gymnastics Team, l.C.C. GUNNAR SCHAR Gymnastics, Hall Guards. IUDY SCHMIDT Editor-in-Chief of the Leader, Secretary of Quill and Scroll, Honor SocietyA'7 Semesters, Secretary of Honor Society, 2 NS Certificates, Gym Leaders, President of Spanish Club. KENNETH SCHMIDT Golf Team, l.C.C., Hall Guards, A Cappella Choir, Concert Band, Manager of Football Team. TOBY SCHNITZ Hall Guards, Library Club, Spanish Club, Leader Sales- men, GA.A., Mail Service Cabinet, Honor Society, Sub Debs. DIANE SCHUCH GAA., I.C.C., Perfect Attendance, Senior Girls' Council, lunior Prom Committee, No Tardiness, Class Sing Commit- tee, Honor Society. GAIL SHERMAN Honor Society, Latin Club, No Tardiness, Gym Leaders, L.D. Club, Hall Guards, G.AA., Team Games. WILLIAM D. SHERWIN Student Registrar, Fire Marshals, Ushers, Projection Club, Co-Captain of Swim Team, l.C.C. KENT SHODEEN Golden Eagle, 3 L's , l.C.C. Emblem, Honor Society, Gym- nastics, Swim Team, Senior Boys' Council, Concert Band. MARILYN SILVA G.AA., Sub Debs, Spanish Club, Eagle Salesmen, Leader Salesmen, Hall Guards. IERRY SIMA Honor Society, Hall Guards, lntramural Basketball. FLORENE SIMMERS G.A.A., Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen, LORRAINE SINGRABER GAA., I.C.C., Eagle Salesmen, Hall Guards, Teachers' As- sistant, No Tardiness, Sub Debs. RONALD ROYSE Captain of Hall Guards. IAMES RUFFOLO Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society, 3 S Certificates, Treasurer of Architects' Club, Stage Crew, No Tardiness, Class Finance Committee. RUTH RUZICKA Spanish Club, Swim Leaders, Honor Society-3 Semesters, No Tardiness, GAA., L -l Chevron, Class Finance Committee, CARMEN SABATINO Library Club, Varsity Football, Perfect Attendance, L Club, Hall Guards, Latin Club, Football Ticket Salesmen. HELEN SAK GAA., Sub Debs, Gym Office Assistant, Spanish Club, No Tardiness. IOANN SANTO Sub Debs, G.A.A., Honor Society, Fencing, Team Games, A Cappella Choir, No Tardiness. fjzc various acfivifies give er an oloporfunifcy fo Participate GWENDOLYN SLOAN G AA ,Library Club, Latin Club, Tearri Games, Hall Guards. DON SMITH Gymnastics, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals. PERRY SMITH Senior Boys' Council, Baseball Team, Varsity Football, Skating Team, L Club, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Golden Eagle. ARLENE SOBEY G.A.A., Mail Service, Girls' Chorus, Sub Debs, Student Registrar, Spanish Club, Typing Award. RAY SOCHACKI Gymnastics, Tennis Team, Skating Team, Fire Marshals, Ushers, Student Registrar, Intramural Basketball, Football Ticket Salesmen. SONNII-I G. SOMES G A A., Sub Debs, Library Club, Mail Service, No Tardiness. GLENN SPIEGEL Honor Society, I.C.C., R.O.T.C. L Club, 2 L's , ROTC Picked Platoon RON SROKA Swim Team, Architects' Club. BOB STEVENS A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Iunior Prom Committee, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball, Page Editor of the Leader, Varsity Football. ALICE STROKER A Cappella Choir, Leader Staff, Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness, I.C,C,, Sub Debs, GEORGE STROM Swim Team, Intramural Basketball IOHN SUICH Fire Marshals, Hall Guards. IOYCE SULLIVAN Senior Girls' Council, Spanish Club, Student Registrar, G.A.A., Leader Typist, Honor Society, Leader Salesmen, Class Prom Committee, WALLY SUTOR Architects' Club, Soph Football, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards. GEORGE SZARAT Fire Marshals, Gym Office Assistant, Hall Guards ED SZOSTI-IK Hall Guards. IUDY TAYLOR Senior Girls' Council, Class Sing Committee, 2 S Certifi- cates, L f2 Chevrons, Leader Staff, A Cappella Choir, Student Registrar, Treasurer of French Club. KENNETH THIEDE Co-Captain of Swim Team, 4 L's , Perfect Attendance, Cap- tain of Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Library Club, Leader Salesmen. BEVERLY THIELE Honor Society, Treasurer of Girls' Chorus, Gym Leaders, G.A.A., L.D. Club, Team Games, Eagle Salesmen DORIS THIELE Mail Service, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Team Games, Gym Locker Guards, Spanish Club, Teachers' Assistant. SHIRLEY THOM Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Library Club, Honor Society, G.A.A., Leader Salesmen, Sub Debs, IC C in er avorife sloorf, wgefger if Ae Aavlwzinfon, voflecygalf or 5w1'mn41'ng. Paae 47 DIANE VICICH Mail Service, G.A.A. PHIL VIECE Library Club, Architects' Club, Intramural Basketball, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards. VALERIE VINAR Girls' Chorus, Mail Service, G.A.A., Hall Guards, Sub Debs, French Club, MARLENE VIRZINT G.AA., Mail Service, Sub Debs, Hall Guards, Spanish Club, No Tardiness. IOANNE VLADAR G.A.A., Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, French Club, No Tardiness. RON VOITESAK Hall Guards, Fire Marshals. DYAN VYTLACIL Swim Leaders, Honor Society, Eagle Statt, Girls' Chorus, Pertect Attendance, Class Prom Committee. LAVERNE WAGNER A Cappella Choir, G.AA., Latin Club, Teachers' Assistant, Honor Society, Student Guild, DIANE WAHLGREN Cheerleaders Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, Secretary ot Spanish Club, Viceepresident of Library Club, Tumbling, Leader Salesmen, l.C.C. DOLORES WALENTY GA A., Library Club, Leader Salesmen, Gym Locker Guardzs, l.C C, Mail Service, Girls' Chorus. MARLENE I. WALS Captain ot Cheerleaders, Cheerleaders Dance Com- mittee, lunior Prom Committee, Swim Leaders, Latin Club. DOLORES WALTERS G.AA., Girls' Chorus, Library Club, Teachers' Assistant. GLORIA A, WASHINGTON GAA., Library Club, Team Games. STANLEY WCISLO Hall Guards, Student Registrar, Honor Society, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Golf. BARBARA WEAVER G.A.A, Hall Guards, Captain ol Hall Guards, Honor So- ciety, Library Club, Student Registrar, French Club. BARBARA THOMAS Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, Mail Service, GAA., lunior Lite Saving. KEN THOMAS Ushers, Hall Guards. MARY LOU TURCO Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Class Sing Committee, L , LD, Club, Gym Leaders, Team Games, No Tardiness. LORRAINE USAVAGE GAA., Mail Service, Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Drama Club. BARBARA I. VAN DYKE A Cappella Choir, Swim Leaders, G.A.A,, Senior Lite Sav- ing, Spanish Club, Sub Debs, Honor Society, Perfect Ate tendance. MARIORIE VERNON G.AA., Library Club, Leader Staff, Teachers' Assistant, 619 OVC llCly H 07140, um? QQOIHQ QOAGI SAow,, Vaf? folos OH G-LU Page 48 KRIS WEAVER No Tardiness, Soph Football, Intramural Basketball, Gym- nastics, Hall Guards. DIANA WEIHER G.A.A., Hall Guards' HAZEL WEIR G.A.A., Latin Club. DONNA WELLS Cheerleaders Co-Captain of Cheerleaders, Honor So ciety, L -2 Chevrons, Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness Gym Leaders, Swim Leaders. RICHARD D. WERNLI Projection Club, Honor Society, S Certificate, Swim Team Manager of Swim Team, No Tardiness, Perfect Attendance, Student Registrar. ROBERT WESSBERG Honor Society, Senior Boys' Council, S Certificate, Presi- dent of Spanish Club, Fire Marshals, Class Prom Commit- L tee, Student Registrar, Concert Band. E I 5 EDWARD WHALEN Ushers, Fire Marshals. IEAN WILLIAMS A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Latin Club, Sub Debs, No Tardiness, Teachers' Assistant, French Club. IOE WOITANEK Varsity Football, Soph Football, Skating Team, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball. ALICE YERKOVICH Senior Girls' Council, Madrigals, A Cappella Choir, Honor Society, Leader Salesmen, G.A.A., President of Spanish Club, Class Prom Committee. IOSEPH ZABAS BEVERLY ZAKARIA Library Club, G,A.A., Ping Pong, Badminton, Hall Guards, Sub Debs. ALEX ZAPPAVIGNA Varsity Football, lunior Prom Committee, Dance Committee, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards. GEORGE W. ZAWACKI Senior Boys' Council, S Certificate, Vice-President of Architects' Club, Manager ol Football Team, 5 Ushers, No Tardiness, Manager of Skating Team. EDMUND ZEGAN Swim Team, Dance Committee, Architects' Club, Manager of Football Team, Hall Guards, No Tardiness, Intramural Basketball. PATRICIA ZOLLY I.C.C., G.A,A., Girls' Chorus, Concert Orchestra. DONALD ZUHN Ushers, Fire Marshals, Student Registrar, Hall Guards, No Tardiness. HELEN ZYCKOWSKI Honor Society, Gym Leaders, Girls' Chorus, Student Reg- istrar, No Tardiness, Hall Guards, Latin Club. QMM fAe Qypical opfimism olllyoufk our grmls !ooA forwarvl to fAe fitlfure. Page 49 'if .1 HX fm, 'W' M W .A NMR 923: W . 4' ,M mm rw . I , fflfa 4 4 M fiawm' A . , w E , Mwwgmf ?WMgw,, ,AM Q--1 l x 1 K3 Q U if , lwwwggh was , 'A ?T ffi w A K W3 YR UZ, A 5 ' A M. W ff? Q , Ig 6 X A ' ,f Y W .N Q V, X 7 ,, W M I ,M gy K - X ef ,V W? W ff ax if , ,,,,3,,. E- P S. fl . w ,gal Q New , if W I ., ' 4 .Wy fr isax is 2 L A W X Mx ,Mn WA -I of Q Q M, :SA Q N3 , , 3 4 X' 'v' S .jc xl Q. qw ,, ' sf Wwgf w' Q ,UGA 1 4, WP , ,.,,,,,uu-1 DAQ Senior forcy emails on a erninine ofc SENIOR GIRLS' COUNCIL Front- V Therriaiilt How l-- ii Gopoiang I, Sullivan, D. Boiitn How 2- I Taylor, C. Klein, M Turcog I. Cervakg M Gronkowski, A. Alderson How 3- I Schiniecherg B. Froinbachg K Ransford M Pieiierg I Point Looking back on her induction into the Council, she recalls the joy of becoming a member ot this group of seniors .... As the names of the Councilors were being read, time seemed to stand still . . . there it was! Shed made it! I-low wonderful to be a part ot that magic circle oi girls! Every Monday, and at special aliairs, a sparkling red jacket was proudly displayed. Selling mums, bows, and valentines taught her how to manage money. Above all, everything she did on Council was fun . . . from Christmas caroling to serving at teas, even to washing dishes. Yes, stacks and stacks of dishes. They were never done so willingly and gaily in Mom's kitchen! Wliat better place could be found for molding lasting friendships than in that happy atmosphere under the tutelage of Mrs. Rule! Council made every girl aware ot her responsibility to her school and to the world in which she would soon take her place. Lett Go right ahead: it's only a little fattening. Center The motif for this party was Fall Festival. Right Songs add to the merriment of ci Council meeting. How 4-- If Fruricisag ID. Schuchg B. Fleckensiein M Mills, N Iohnsori ltow 5 -- M. Novozsarig I. Balqemann, B. Mills, A Yorkovichg R Keiner Not Pictured M Miller Prfrgo 51 x 'K' in-0+ . '51 fi, . ww 4? wwf 5' 'ifiwi if A fi? 'Wx I, ,113 7, HW J, 1-4135 if Eff. .4941 , Aa, Ar A vmoifkfbfrilf-,'5sL4W 'S eniors Faces tell a wondertul story! With a little insiqht various expressions can he read and easily interpreted. Each day durinq the ten short minutes ot division, the expressions ot the students change. On one occasion their faces are briqht with expectations ot the prom or some other important social event, another time they show intense concentration. Every other Thursday, when the Leader is dis- tributed, taces reflect interest and happy anticipation. There are also the days when the report loooks are given out! Whatever the activity, division is filled with facts and tun and the tacos show it! MR. CROFTS - 332A Row l- M. Annalory, I. Pirard, R. Higsbyg I. Sindelar, I. Doljanin Row 24 A. Conkyp I. Sutor, N. Burke, I. Rahig, S. Benhne, Mr. Crotts Row 3- S. Ietton, C. Sekera, D. Duloy, D. l'togovic'h, G Shulz Row 4- S. Ferst, I, Porter, R. Kramp, R. Kowalzyk, P. Peschcl Row 5- B. Senka, B. Easick, C. Benline, H. Altisi, B. Raverty Row 6- L. Iacobsen, P. Kosch, D. Shipanik, B Egan, R. Paladino Row 7- G. Slanger, R. Clark, E. Kionka, I. lvlarron ' sf' ' Qi' C' tg OVV VVltA se! COP! l QVICG, SeVllOl 5 QV? PQOP 9. 1 4 X en io rs MR. KAUP - 332B Bow l-- I. Keeferg M. Hocxrdg I. Siiifielorg N. Buyerg I. Hmisseii Bow 2-- B. Weekssg R. Misschg K. Boseg T. Ericksorig E, Iordon Row 3- ID, Hcxllg U. Auksi, I. Weriiog H. Bullg Mr. Kciup Bow 4- -- R Homcig L. Leuvittg R. Bcirnettg F. Biceg T, Hcisibcrrr Row 5- G. Kirinerg B, Hiichcockg K. Lcrchg B Turekg I. Craven Bow SW- G, Kobylecky, B. Grczmmg D. Kulikowskig R. Hickey MR. WILLIAMS - 332C How I -- L. Gigliog C. Willmid, M. White-g L. Beedg B. Grunt Bow 2-- S. MCKinseyg I. Vmieckog B. Bischoffg A. Fitzhughg A. Whetssel Bow 33 I. Porterg C Vflriu, M Williflmsg G. Gormcmg Mr. Williunis Bow 4- K. Pcyrieg L. Ledebuhrg B. Brennerg T. Icnikg R. Schude Bow 5--- B. Promserg K. Frciirig L. Zykwo, F. Stoffeyg G. Nielsen Bow S-- R. Bielciwog O Ilhrig W. Scoposg R. Kugeig F. Wciiaileciusskoss MISS PODKRIVACKY - 332D Bow I-- M Bromrmg D. Kubcj P. Haseriborikg H. Boehmg B, Rego Bow 2-- A. Prezcig I. Olsemg M. Morgariskig I. McAllisterg Y. Lucrxrelli Bow 3-- I Bunyfirug L. Nutleyg B Edwardssg I. Beedg W. Kolodziej How 4- H. Deppertg B. Bierowiczg N. Venturelloig D. Kovciig G. Smith Bow 5- I. Wierus, I, Beam , - I I A i M 55 X , . E N' . I Xt! ' x , 1-,X I Wi5e an superior loo GPPQQVS on QOTC COLlVlteVILZlfICe If ks -' ' KK ,M I N Page 55 I uniors MISS DELANEY - 109 Row 1- P. Scellcxtog O. Ccxrvellg M. Iclcksong M. Fcrrog I. Korpcr Row 2- I. Buysseg G, Bcrmbercxg L. Dcmforthg R. Daviosg I. Tclbicm Row 3- W. Olclhnovichg D. So1tisg P. Iedrzcjcrkg R. Bullurdg I. We-glcxrz Row 4- G. Crcmeg S. KI'G1Clkj E. Motuszofkg I. Gcmttg B. Stokes Row 5- L. Bertcig K. Kermodeg I. Pcxrmelecg R. Keeney I. Plcrtkus Row 6- D. Ccrllcihcmg I. Fesseiig G. Siegelg M. Hooper MISS H. BROWN - 119 Row 1- M. Crclveng M. Hollingsworlhg C. Cekrxoyg C. Tricky M. Icy Row 2- I. Gercrrdp M. Mudrcxg M, Shciughnessw I Gcxrtnerg I. Fleeton Row 3- I. Mcihng D. Rcippehg A. Tcillerg A. Bcxbcmicols, I. Rizncr Row 4- I. Duccaddog L. Iuskieg B. Hcxmptong R. Meesitg R. Morrison Row 5- D. Preussp D. Gcxdeg R. Vcmoskeyg H. Rodeo Row 6- P. Holmesg H. Henckeg T. Clczrkp R. Mcxrcillionis MRS. SEDLACK - 121 Row 1- M. Dermisg I. Hcrvelg 1. Pertlg S. Scottg M. Lie-ser Row 2- D. Nowcxkowskig G. Goodg M. Murrcxyg N. Styczynsky, G. Schreihcms Row 3- G. Osmcmg C. Morrisong W. Wittg I. Kumrcxdtg I. Miller Row 4- M. Horcritesg R. Coolingg W. Skibclg R. Strcxvcig D. De-Milio Row 5- P. Fergusong I. Pcivlikg L. Darlingtong I. Kuehnerg R. Lillwitz Row 6- C. Belly I, Flowersg K. Peterson I , 'N K3 I ' 5 I 'uh 5 upperc assmen, juniors A4154 in smug confenfmenf. I 5 Page 56 un io rs MR. KUSHTA - 202 Row I f I Vilimok, fi. Tnylor, S. S1lbCfI!1'JI'lj P. Volizp M. Ilombors HOW 2 - ID Prxlrwmirfig S. Kilirmzsklg N. Pcomqng M. Ncishg M. Kdruool HOW 3 - I Iupmg A. Ulrftowaskig G, Kcxmpg D. Icmkowsskig Cf Polfxxzki Row 4 I Vnlln, II Svoboddg I. Gemdwsog C,LGzuikc1p T, Devlin How 53 Mr Kusshtrxg I. Zmubrxg L. Pmzygnctg R. Rusczykg I Boyd, T. DCWQQS MISS HECHT - 205 Row I- B. Hoprmcrki, M. Kncxuzg Miss Hcchtg B. Rileyg D. Skibcig I Chcrpcrakc How 2-g G Molvrmg A Paving D. Hoppelerg D. Newiong H Thompson How 3-- G. COIIWKIYQ ID. Douglcnag G. Piotrcisg I. Gruverg I. Blutt Row 4--f W. Pmssiormg I. McCowing K. Petersong M. Deplewskig N. Wolfowicz How 5-- T. Hmrrizsg F. Kircikg E. Cullg G. Ebelg I. Simmonsg I1 Roach MR. SMITH -- 210 How I- 7 I Armzztrormgg W Pulidog E. Zrllcmg C. Tuckcrg I. Mcfflroy Row 2-V N Taylor, M Wortclkm, A. Moodyg D. Tcmpletong M Wilkosz How 3-W E Rossfiil, H. Sholhmuerg G. Icmickog C. Luvineg I Miotliffki How 4 f T. Bond, I. Swocrmoyg I. Motif H. Richcreekg 15 Sruizfiklnas How 5 - I. Brown, Ii. Pmfioru, H. Hfmdtg T. Kavoorrxsg B. Luxford HOW 6 H. Simnonkowzskig I. HCXIIG f'i ,'y 1 A A IA'-. If My ' afigff'-Y Y Q. Jw. L: Y Af. , 5- F20 I 'V 7 ,- -fa' Q-S55 very face rellfecfs fAe gaieity of fAe social wgirl Page 57 F -6 mn. 2 95. WS . N..- uniors MRS. CLARK - 223 Row 1- K. Wheelerg I. Gengeg Mrs. Clcxrkg B. Soprou, M. Simmonsg B. Dciuksas Row 2- B. Siemcmng I. Musscrg D. Mulligcxug I. Szeszyckig F. Konieczny Row 3- D. Rennhcxkg L. Nowcxkg M. Clymog I. Missic, S. Wrobel Row 4- R. Bcristcrg B. Hofbctucrg I. Cumcrlcrtog A, Purnekg P. Zcrmbukus Row 5- F. Rilcyg L. Rcmkg D. Wencclg R. Iolmsou MISS HANSEN - 232 Row 1- F. Farmerg M. Komnupieng C. Klc-ruby S. Mitchellg D. Gorlicki Row 2- G. Scipikcsg M. Iurosg P. Wydrcg M. Kcxvuliunuzsg T. Aders Row 3- W. Kishclg L. Beckg C. Kosnurg I, Giustig M, Kcmpiork Row 4- D. Perryg R. Stefcmski L. Schumolg C. Zemuitisg T. Burdon Row 5- L. Lboycmg D. Bincxg R. Benegcrs MISS HAMPSHER - 303 Row 1- I. Prcmkiewiczg M. Urbcmicfkg D. Andryfsmkg D. Tomcxszewskcrg I. Cemino Row 2-- C. Bostelmcmg S, Wojtcmckg N. Kilinski, L Aniczcrkg I. Ke-liner Row 3- Miss Humpsherg N. MGLICYQ B. Pointckg M. Ehlermcm C. Hoekstrci Row 4- D. Ccrrryg A. Dominiecg R. Grzesiokg L, Kofleg C. Cummings Row 5- M. Schcxlkg A. Pete-rsonp E. Behlingg W. Lem-ezisg R. Hradecky va li F942-4 9K1 'UN' ods fAecy gain ran , juniors assume fgaf imporfanf air. Page 58 un io rs MRS. DUNCAN - 307 Row l- L Wells, I. Piatkowski, M. Roberts, lt. Fix, K. Iackson Row 2- I Hill, D. Kraus, D, Trautmann, E. Fare, B. Polnaszek Row 3-- R Kaminzski, C. Todey, W. Sctzke, E. Wlodarczyk, B. llckenrotli ltow 4- K. Schiecko, B. Poldp P. Arbetang C. Sabai, I. Smid Row 5-- K. Springer MRS. HAYES - 309 How I - R Trernrnel, G. Kerzan, N. Plattner, P ltaI5l, P. Aylward Row 2- M Lovinthal, I. Lange, C. Dudney, G. Plucinski, I3 Szalkufa Row 3-- IU. 'l'yssChpor, M Stoqinzski, R. Mrozg A. Agrimontig K Hong How 4- I. Luczynsskig G. VanWe:strienen, R. Danelc, I. Szalonig ID. Palac MR. SCHMITT - 321 How l- I3, Waolclili, I Wolrslig A Veneqas, V. ijorrentinog L. Lahr, E. Soukup How 2- P. Shook, K. Zion, R. Anderson, C. Pressman, S Sullivan Row 3- T. Burzinski, R. Horwath, L. Griffin, H. Ossmann, li, Weiner Row 4- A. Andres, I Pratt, D. Kerrill, L. Sowinzskig Mr. Schmitt Row 5- R l-leaener, C. Horse, N. Lindauer, M. Pinter, S. Williams How 6- M. Mulhern, lf. Windstrup, K. Scliieckeg ll. Kiilikauskassg G. Senkuss iv.-ittgrfhp ,X- M-I Q '31 ,W . i Q im N- 4 ',,,y1kA: N X. ,ij ovlqgiirix Au QQ A j .sq if tvs' .M af :Jess-i.gy.?Id-'---ig: it i.. 'P xf .Nb 'g.,33,:L'aE.w4v w.,fi',.T3 '15, A fr 'Q ff. 9 M - +, P ,' '-'Mews-I-' no . - ,N ' Qfnfx P ' 1 J 3.9. .- ' , 1 w nf , fa s t - . f 3 t r ,fl i , 5131. I i . 5 X , 2 - iii I-. I 32 1 I Q r of -. . ' --1 -' tr.- :Aix ,iii PM 'QI- 35- Row 7- I. Peterson, F. Glaza, T. Ryan, W. Tontzicli xv-1 x fx I yes sParL!e in eager anficipafion ofllidure onors. Page 59 uniors MRS. LONG - 118 Row 1- I. Rochfordp I. McLeanp M. Suttong D. Bialasg I. Floresg T. Tassone Row 2- E. Linkusg A, Iohnsong E. Lewisg I. Kasmang K. Ross Row 3- Mrs. Longg S. Wardg K. Mooreg P. Policg I. Smileyg I. Liermann Row 4- D. Shoupg I. Ozoufg I. Bertuccig R, Schollg D. Baumgartnerg B. Douthit Row 5- R. Olsong L. Wilsong P. Matkovichg S. Ciciurag L. DeWo1f Row 6- P. Engstrorng B. Petrowski MR. LILEK - 123 Row 1- T. Iurichp I. Behrensg B. Gentileg M. Schultzg D. Boudreau Row 2- I. Binghamp C, Paluszekg G. Pelivog C. Pompeig F. Pe-trich, A, Gabbert Row 3- C. Novosadg A. Iohnsong W. Kmiecg I. Donaldsong QM I. Hillg R, Reagan Row 4- D. Dombrowskig D. Bakerg B, Garrettg E. Casmereg A. DeWittg H. Iandacek Row 5- R. Necasg D. Martinig L. Gardnerg K. Grafg D. Vander Meedeng T. Albanog A. Kalanges MISS GOLDBACHER - 221 ROW 1- M. Bonessg M. Smithg I. Millerg D. Binderg V. Pikowitz Row 2- S. Steelmanp C, Ruegerg I. Tilleryg N. Huberp P. Niggle Row 3- D. Stanleyg M. Cozzog E. Kainsg I. Binghamg P. Grubc Row 4- f L. Niedbalag G. Marchinkeg R. Roweg L. Dekovicg I. Arnold Row 5- D. Okerg M. Doljaning R. Warnesg D. Czirrg R. Kuroski ... ROW 61 I. Fabierg T. Simchukp W. Konvicka '53 3 I fl 'N 'E-ff 1 S xx X x s ':I, I A X .fy . ' H x Se?-Qwsszfrance ma es eviolenf new ly-acquire Presfige. 4' ' IX I Page 60 u n io rs MRS. DETER - 225 Row l- R. Cchillg P. Miskcxg I. Dolcmg M. Zimmermcmg I. Turner Row 2- C.Co1tmcmg R. Ostromg P. Iellemcg Mrs. Deterg P. Gcxcki Row 3- E. Adoirg M. Rcxvertyg L. Reivitzg A. Stcxtkusg I. Sheppard How 4- I. Kuchenbeckerg C. Icxsinskig T. Rcmcxgeg W. Simmsg H. Heros MISS DOYLE - 228 Row 1- S. Russellg R. Vuccorellog M. Owcxdg D. Sievensg G. Werkmeister Row 2- , A. O'Cormorg I. Elliottg Miss Doyleg L. Woodwcrrdg E. Henderson Row 3- A. Chicxrenzcxg R. Alleng I. Smerzg D. Michelg A. Schcxr Row 4- C Gcxmcufg H. Stevensong B. Hcnsong D. Almg R. Schopp Row 5- B Gibbonsg P Iopekg D Petolick MRS. SYMES - 320 Row 1- M. Pesbilttg M. Lonieg S. Andrewsg M. Dinong A. Gleinich 'Q qu1'zz1'ca!!ooL is a sure sign sfzwbcs are aLf!Icu!f. Row 2- T. DeFriesg F. Ogdeng R. Mesillog A. Ccxmpbelly A. Henkel Row 3- P. Novokg C. Reesg E. Nelsong D. Tcfylorg A. Hanson Row 4- I. Weiseg C. Agnewg I. Nutleyg S. Amstutzg S. Shumote Row 5- C. Stcxfiordg P. Choisserg F. Cichcrg B. Bucicrkg P. Southwood Row 6- R Ccxsslerg O. Mellomg R. SChCI6I9I'j C. Loiblg T. Lojewski 1-'li ui Hu F QE-Q 5 71 Icy? 'Q C Page GI oQV 153 JSR fries... .3'lfZ5'fk wiffi-55 'Jeff g D ci. rim we .ms in t fi ,Aww-S r I-J 'Van-f iluwmww PPCVC CZSSVVICVI VGPQV? OV OVfAcV CZVCCVS More exciting experiences lie within the grasp oi each student than under the big top, lfacli day otiers a pertorrnance sparked with interest, replete with understanding, and alive with possibilities tor personal exploration. ls it English with its study ot literature that tasci- nates you? Or does rnatlri bequile you with its complexity ot tacts and figures? Ur do social studies cliarrn you as the drama ot world living untolds before your eyes? llacli tield otterr ' opportunities unlirnited tor sell-development. Upper left Gene Ebel and Richard Voigt scrutinize a map showing the sources oi our food supply in relation to their geographic location. Upper right What is the ratio oi Gear A to Gear B? That's the problem which conlronts Iim Zaruba, Marcia Gronkowski, and Matt Stoginski. Lower let! Charles Todey manipulates a milling machine with the define-ss ot an artist as he planes the sur- tace ol his gear. Lower right As lingers fly over the keyboard, prospective secretaries test their speed and accuracy. Opposite page, Left Stark realism is the keynote in this presentation by the drama class. Featured are Mike Nlorano, Dave Tuttle, and Carole Cerney. Right Nature in all its grandeur is transferred to paper as these art students, Indy Havel, Gerald Siegel, Ieanne Cervak, Paul Peschel, and Darline Douglas sketch a rustic scene. Parte 82 ' ' WMA: ' 1. . If ., ht Y fuk, , 1 xfifiv A IT, :LX xt ,, : w g?-iv . -' , f Q ,, sd ll . f ,ye Q ., X W 1 f ' 0. ,.. s . Q , , TR' 'I A, , ' ,Y , . -. Q .,, A . , .I ' Q ' U' rg .1 A, Ef- A gn ' I 'Q 'fm Q 5 2- 'Via .vx QPF X ' in se.- Q ,gnv Q wr I vdmxkgh S q,,,QA'5xx X 5 w O Aw? 'Wu' 2- N ' It 'M-La?..-.M.,a.. , M' x K4 ,fn FHM f A ,Qfjq 'x QW' 1 pr J' . K F A ' '- 5 f- KifL iMfiQM f' l -4 xi gk I w a ix ' tl MVB, W. XM Q 3 X' , k'N. 'iii M...-X Q :D w ,ff A' K...--' f., 45 if ,Qi ,A-av Aw 'f or in via F cases of G-Ciearnin WGIAQV1 nfcrcsf i Mcrrric? Yrrzz, it is rrraaicl Tlretacfttl1at0l'1iec'ts so seorrrirrqly urrirrrrrortrrrrt 11:1 twrulitl rural tent :'11r'l1 wrclw tlrororrfrrrtares of pleasure and avlrie-verrrerrt is arr arrrazirr-1 rrtrcrrrorrrrrrrorr lll ilrsvlt, lr lttIf'El in-f'lCt1I1 to tlre studerrt lll tlre torrrr of tnookkeepirrg, lllllE'ilt', or llllllltl rrrarrrraorrrerrt. Opposite page, Upper Band members Richard Schaefer, Otto Schaden, and Bob Fasick produce sweet liar mony with the helpful direction of Carol Cerney. Lower left Before Matt Stoqinski starts the air pump durinq a physics experiment, Iudy McElroy measures the level of the mercury in the barometer. Lower riqlrt Corrtemplatinq their future, Ioan Paszkowski and lean Cassello discuss the possibilities of the varied careers open to them. Below, Upper left Grinding their castings are Iohn Iupin, Leonard Seliumal, l'rank Wydra, and Larry Wilson, New equipment in foundry makes this performance a smooth one. Upper riqlrt Seniors not only study the complex pattern of local and national government but they also keep abreast of world affairs, Lower Iefl With Carol Hoyne acting as the patient, Barbara Novak and Carol Amione learn the principles ot borne nursinq frcm the Red Cross instructor. Lower right In bookkeeping Carol Rueqer verifies the figures on the prcfit and loss statement as class rnernlie s check their work sheets. fllillm' 'illlul l l ll r 111 vlrruf 4: g..- W rigs' rt .2 ,R ---..-qs. ' nm u'sam,1:em. k,aw gr.,m,r,.r gamer? was -. V S A Q S . KY EG ISf y 'S l , f 3 , .. W- 5 -ik Xxx a Q ,Q 5 S CS -is ,t i rf N5 ei P . . L if Vlll40,J fAQ 031C VOVVIISC 0114 OVVIOVVOWV Many adventures in the Cliarmeol circle of knowledqe are within the reach ol each indi villuctl. like tltinqs pulled from Cl rnaqiciarfs hat, experiences in lerimiriq are often i?llTDllF-liifl, vrilialtleriiriq, and sometimes even humorous, Upper Olay! exclaim these Spanish speaking senoritas who display Mexican styles as they dance. Lower left Examining a replica oi our constitution are Barbara Schueller, Melvin Hudson, Dave Tuttle, and lean Cassello, members oi the Civics class. Lower right A color wheel guides Nola Pertelto and Vitolus Litvines as they select paints for their abstract designs. Opposite page The chem lab is the scene as Lucy Kass and Matt Deplewski make hydroqen chloride from concentrated sulfuric acid and sodium chloride. P-'wie G6 .HH i W ai kg A. ,,,. SOPAOVVIOVGS Mas. CAT!-:s - 106 Row l- D. Milosg M. Browng D. Parkerg T. We-ngelg P. Styblo Row 2- Mrs. Catesg M. Spieliog E. Kwiatkowskig H. Murmichg B. Shryockg T. Agrimis Row 3- A. Nicholsp G. Morgang G. Boydy W. Zacharkog W. Mohr Row 4- S. Westg I. Greenbergg I. Budzg R. Hanveyg L. Andrysiak Row 5- P. Carrigg C. Newling B. Herrg C. Allemangg R. Hunt Row 6- R. Fitzpatrickg A. Usatuckg D. Perryg I. Cernicekg A. lngala Row 7- L. Krolasikg C. Wolniakg R. Mazeikcr MR. BOUCHER - 110 Row l- M. Hcmseng I. Guering P. Kinsellag K. Marrong C. Campbell Row 2- B. Mcliendrickg E. Mazikg I. Browng I. Matuszakg D. Slama Row 3- D. Delczceyg D. Porterg F. Pruimg I. Gilmarting R. Circo Row 4- D. Parkerg G. Leahyg M. Oswaldg I. O'Neillg K. Edwards Row 5- R. Englunclg W. Buckinghamg A. Henkelmanng P. Bischoffg I. Schall MR. PILLER - 124 Row 1- M. Iustg D. Podolakg I. Pughy A. Thomasg I. Flora Row 2- B. Bulordg C. Sagang D. l-larmg M. Feronep P. Gallagher Row 3- D. Francisg C. Szymanskig R. Wojcikg R. Smithg I. Batdorl Row 4- E. Bassp I. Korpitzg D. Parrishg R. Reisg T. Powers Row 5- W. Stillwellg I. Cholewag R. Craltong R. Buresg R. Ward Row 6- W. Therriaultg R. Kirwing B. Panekg T. Kellogg fX n u arious acfivifies LrigAfen fAe solo omore ouiloog. Page 58 ISOPAOVVIOVQS MR. SWANSON - 123 Row l- L. Tepperg M. Kurkewichg P. Belcirdinellig B. Styx M. Polichemi Row 2-- B. Fullerg N. Leveeg T. Rutherlordg K. Anderson, H. Schultz Row 3-- I. Brantg D. Przybylskig C. Bcmtzg E, Iessieg D. lrlbcxcker Row 4- H, Stcxirg R. Schlenkerlg R. Erchul f. Y. Q fl' Q' v,H'Q'. . 9. .5 s MR. IONES - 211 hplyyx' 'id . Ccxriotog C. Thompsong P. Hanson, I. l-lermonng ' Row l- M F. Leland Row 2- D. Horvathg D. Clorkg B. Karnczsg R Doyleg T. Kelly Row 3- I Gmpielg N. Mcyerg C. Iuraskcxg A Muxwellg C. Kearney Row 4- S Rulkowskig H. Icxhaskeg R. Kirnbleg K. Obergg I. Bcxcigcrlupog C. Heuer www' MR. IEPSEN - 212 How l- P. Beckerg B. Fieldg N. Zicg K. Petersong B. Trigin Row 2- B. Rczschkeg B. Dziedzicg F. Sircxkg P. Corte-rg D. Rott T' Row 3- C. Lysscng P. Lytleg B. Kriepsg P. Horng G. Lingl 3 we Row 4- R. Roweg R, Rcrcilog R, Rossg W. Hulchersong W. Schiffelbein Row 5- I. Iohnsong P. Sorbatinog G. Millcrrg D. Skrzelowskig W. Domczz fXfN W T fr, lg: TE 4 IG Q ,af G gf an gl: , X ' X CAa!lenging experiences wing wonder fo fgeir elycs. Page653 SOPAOWQOVGS MR. INGLE - 227 How l- P. Neebg M. She-ridang A. Drevenakg C. Kalwag A. Black Row 2- C. Hendricksorig B. Nestorg I. Warreng S. Ambrozeg B. Bohne Row 3- D. Balackesg C. Ioriasg C. Dawsorig M. Mrozg B. Gorskig Mr. lngle Row 4- I. Gutschowg I. Dombrowskig B. Strobelp I. Hariyp I. Williams Row 5- K. Budzp L. Eichg T. Kuhng K. Berriasg I. Markus MR. IANOUSEK - 242 Row l- I. Pouporep R. Voighlg E. Roskosg M, Roszakg R. Rosiriski Row 2- I. Re-czuchg C. Sakalesp I. Walkerg I. Foreyg A. Iames Row 3- R. Starileyg I, Hoody B. Ketchumg M. Scharlg V. Kemperg A. Kopca Row 4- I, Allerig I. Ierozalp I. Reeserg D. Bucherie-kg C. Waishwell Row 5- B. Schroederg D. Blythg I. Larieg I. Buroloxig R. Hicks MRS. STANTON - 301 Row l- D. Williarrisg G. Duleyg B. Koenigg R. Nicholsg B. Wells Row 2- G. lnglisg I. Hee-riarig H. Iustiriicg G. Kozlowskig H. Loriie Row 3- A. Mayg S. Nealg R. Torrericeg M. O'Dowdg G. Wilcox. Mrs. Stanton Row 4- R. Chamberlairig T. Letoumeaug I. Gallrieyg R. Kulikauskasg S. Norris Row 5- R. Qskvarekg D. Milewskig A. Chatfield S 4 'fsx J, j ' l' f' I ' ,I I .- I .x , I . P j X..:.f1 , . , 345-if L 0 , any az frivolous miss is a miring fAose senior men. ' ' f Page 70 .- X SOPAOWQOVQS MRS. MCBRIDE - 308 How l H M Boriomop ll, Altxscholllp R, Sooqiiisly R. Selzkeg Y O'Ncr1l Row 2- I Koomq, I Scfhmioclicr, I, l.oCloir, E. Kirk, I. Churci Row fl - C Hmiszorg C. Fnlvriviins, D. Wright, E. Dmiiclwicz, S. HGTIII How 4 ll. Dcriz, K. Slcuiiclcyg B. Skibczg R. Williiicmg F.Wc1gr1or, B Folmori MISS TAHNEY - 310 How l-- A Nofsporg L. lliimfin, M. Smith, P, Spinner, M. Tmirier How 2-- L. Soroikmg ll Siqlcr, A. Wick, F. Canada, L. Doriko HOW 3 M Willimms, I. Hmiiptori, M. Gioreltcx, B. Anrlcrssohg T. Vorilurcllm How 4-- S Kmgmi, ID. Hoop, H ljqmi, H Moydcig M. Hawkins flow 5- S Cipiffli, W Zilllflllii, P Scmflss MRS. SCHUHMANN - 324 Row l-- IJ Smith, l. Pozstorriok, I. Holfinsworlh, M. Giullro, C, Icrmings Row 2- A. Dormer, T. Bmriflciasg B Sokcru, G. Fergimoiig T. Young How 3-- P Bfilok, M. Hollirifm, B Prczotg A Frueridl, ll, Sollii: Row 4 R, Wolfson, R, Schmidt, V. Pclmiliug M. Ewolil, A. Mitchel, Miss. Schuhmmm How 5- R Gsichiol, L. Cobbmig H. Livolsig B. Walt, D. Sliegcxl Row 5- M, Cello, W. Mfzhy, I Milofs nxfiv-g. 3 X XX 3' 1 ff I J ' ,Q wig AGPPJ olofinfzisnfz SQPAS anficiloafc is-is ' zu- evcrcy cvcnf. QQ Page 72 SoPAomore5 ' MR. PLACEK - 112 Row 1- I. Ambroseg R. Rugog D. Hayesg I. Hunley. N.Schreibe1 Row 2- M. Hinckleyg N. Ashbaucherg B. Vollcmdg R. Pager. K. Browng R. Falls Row 3- D. Moderyg A. Smithg A. Heimg K. Wostcmekg T. Bcxkerg M. Trlcxk Row 4- P. Gczrberg I. Kcrminskig B. Sowinskig C. Nothp S. Kolodziesg B. Liccxtcx Row 5- E. Schcirtleg I. Hoody R. Hillg C. Zabinski MISS GARRITY - 120 Row 1- M. Pittelkowg S. Rodgersg I. DGHGPCHHGQ H. Felmong A. Rajewski Row 2- I. Millerp I. Schillerg B, Biemcdg D. Ridgcg Miss Gcxrrity Row 3- W. Bergsiromg I. Roihg E. Hillg N. Lcmccxsterp I. Bcxrcmticf Row 4- A. Robertsg D. Turcog I. Hlczdikg I. Fleckg R. Mroz Row 5- R. Ccxsong I. Tciylorg E. Occhiuzzog R. Bereolosg C. Kambcx Row 6- H. Iohnsong L. Pe-rryg H. Luxfordp D. Zintuk MRS. CONNELLY - 127 Row 1- G. Davey. S. Iohnsong S. Gruenholzg G. Nilesp N, Uminsky Row 2- C. Youngp I. Budimlycrg R. Buschg M. Weberg D. Bumetie Row 3- A.Sche11hc1seg I. Be-Ckg M. Willicmsg B. Wright D. Mcrrk Row 4- P. McGir11eyg D, Schuelerg L. Firking D. Blomtong I. Vcm Westrienen Row 5- D. Dzielinskig D. Lcmtzg K. Urbcmskig R. Fori -:WU X fs- IPQVPZGXCCIIIIVOWMS QPPGQVQ hire Las AGCOVMG COVVll3hCQi'CJ SOPAOMQOVCS MR. MULVANEY - 228 Row 1- R, Vieccg I. Eichg E. Kcxryg D. Woleryszokg B. Fosier Row 2- I. Ilerbnssg T. Vonamong W. Withcrllg R. Rosenborgg If Volofsok How 3-- K Hubbard. E. Sofcikg I. Olsong C. Whcrte:-sg M. Robinson How 4-- I. Kircikp G. Bohligg B. Polichg R. Veneziog R. Morrello Row 5- B Bohnog T. Icrcobsg P. Snydcrg C. Frcrnker MR. HUNTER - 317 Row 1- I. Heil, M. Solibog I. Donceyg P. Cortezg I. Chiorcrppo How 2- H Rufssellg A. Morksg I. Andorsong L. Goeingp Mr. Hunterg C. Rhodes Row 3- S. Morbochg P. Mmtinowskig E. Grennp A. Hcnkin. M. Boeromo Row 4- T. Chisurng M. Kuiniusg M. Stowiolrskip D. Smowtong M, Woglorz How 5- R Yonncgg D. Struckg B. Honlmoznn, I. Rorftoryg H. Donsky How 6- A. Moryborryg K. Loxg D. Firking P. Rutkouskclsg I. Mott MR. GOODMAN - 319 Row 1-- H. Pemsong P, Svobodog D. Kyccg R. Lewisg I. Swanson Row 2-- B. Rocog B. Kilorskig P. Thriftg C. McFc1rlondg P. Borels Row 3-- K, Niclseng C. Morgellig P. Bezichp C. Eisenhordtg I. Groth Row 4- A. Linqiorg I. Phillipsg I. Klirnog R. Thomosg G. Prescott Row 5- C, Crouchp F. Chowg M. Beozyg R. Strohon How G- I. Soltisg F. Crcrvcng H. Hosenbcxnkg R, Alberts I X Sm- ,WN QV I v..,.:'f-'X-Iwi. f jx 04. ...ly momenfs ,c11.A.,mfe,..f..,, fax. 1.04.5 Page 73 bv. 'Q YI If i V25 lflflelfl MR. SHORE - 104 Row l- I. Cumminsg L. Feeg H. Hotchking M. Gessg N. Sumpter Row 2- A. Zuanicg P. Lukesg M. Stimmag K, Winieckig L. Masoprustg D. Antich Row 3- B. Buritag H. Silvermang G. Merrillg D. Fairbanksg L. Dornmang I. Specongni Row 4.- G. Hohnp I. Getchasg L. Highlandg G, Berkshireg W. Seidmang P, Crane Row 5- M. Chaneyg W. Mackawickg D. Allisong Mr. Shoreg L. Reversg D. Touchon Row 6- R. Youchisong R, Cassidyg C. Waterman MR. ABRAHAMSON - 108 Row l- P, Kwiatkowskig D. Berkshireg D. Amendolag I. Etzkorng M. Kelly Row 2- E. Bayerg I, Edwardsg A. Szalkusg K. Spencerg B. Barcy Row 3- A. Hojnackig K. Corbett B. Bieschkeg I. Schreiberg C. Konvickag Mr. Abrahamson Row 4- H. Levineg D. Senkpielg D. Fleetong T. Burke, I. Bahwell Row 5- D. Rebmanng I. Drawsg I. Lamoureuxg G. Nelsonp I. Reid Row 6- W. Keinerg C. Schmookg T. Lamoureux MISS O'CONNELL - 122 Row l- D. Lewisg M. Mooreg B. Dolarkg A. Ortmang C. Hansen C. Brya Row Z- L.Cri1esg I. Simoneitig B. Kamperg D. Brejehag A. Viece A. Wallace Row 3- P. Bergg M. Reeserg C. Rushg M. Hamptang E. Werlcmeisterg I. Beback Row 4- I. She-rwing R. Passmoorog H. Coglianeseg R. Perryg E. Lloydg M. Alm Row 5- T. Flussellg I. McNel1isg E. Walschlagerg R. Taller , 'lk I ,f A . ' 04fricqAienec!grin mar 5 an em arrasse young res ie. ,.-.SN Page74 V25 nflelfl MISS CRISMAN - 204 Row l- M. Nobleg D. Dcxuphincxlsg F. Denmcmg M. Spcckg I, Griffin Row 2- C.Sc1jdr1k, I. Newtong N. Koniezkig I. Mcrttisong D. Kwicit llow 3- P. Nowakg T. Fruncisg R. Bondg D. Andersong l-l. Russell Row 4- M. Gondyg M. Reidg D. Dommermuihg E. Mockg D. Bober Row 5 - D, Icmutog R. Youngg R. Auranplg R. Lambert. W. Prietzirrger Row 6- E. Zeltmcrmg R. Kobyleckyg B. Wcrllowg G. Iucobs MISS DOWD - 206 Row l- K. Ncmethg B. Ludemcmg B. Lolusg K. Doncildg C. Clark Row 2- I. Fisherg R. Williamsg D. Shcxdbcrg G. Gleosonp R. Newlin Row 3- Fl. Potersong S. Icxkubowiczg C. Corlsong W. Wcxiterg C. Iones How 4- I. Roeg K. Scholving M. Bujcmg C. Zumerlirigg F. Kerr How 5 - G. Smithg I. Filipekg A. Zucccrrellog T. Hurleyg B. Burghcrrdi Row 6- R. Arnoldg I. Glynng A. Clementg A. Bcxristcxg M. Builerg Miss Dowd MR. WECKEL - 207 Row l- L. Yourigg P. Soukup: I. Littleg C. Dolcrrkg S. Steakley Row 2- P. Lcmontg I. Flczmmg P. Augustinicikg S. Thomong I, Feeney Plow 3- B. D'Agostir1og G, Leslieg I. Gordong G. Hciyesg M. Suchomel Row 4- D. Hoppg S. Colemcng I. Murrcryg A. Tobcikg W. Mclflligolt Flow 5 - T. Moclcowickg L. Kempg Mr. Weckelg R. Ponx I U S Q9 I 6 9fOl'2 long KZ VOC! S1441 G PGP QCJZS f df' OIVIXIOUS gfln :X V25 144271 MR. LABANT - zoa Row 1- C. Korcprzcxkg D. Lesser. M. Suchyg P. Kelly. S. Rcmey Row 2- R. Kcxlotcxg M. Schreiberg R. Greenwczldp R. Lipinskig I. Tclbicm Row 3- M. Hickey. I. Hendersong R. Blaschakg S. Yorkg P. Beckette Row 4- I. Hustong P. Mode-jog I. Ncxchg W. Gobleg D. Cook Row 5- S. Shullg P. Voltzg I. Pruthg D. Iohnsg D. Ianes Row 6- D. Croomg A. Balscxvichg B. Amidong I. Ioniork MISS RADICH - 219 Row 1- I. Dererg D. Dixg A. Kiphuthg W. Berncrthg R. Green Row 2- M. Pompeig I. Hosrxerg C. Powellg B. Muellerg F. Berry Row 3- R. Beitsg F. Bryug I. Crnichg P. Koschg G. Cericolcx Row 4- C. O'Donne1lp S. Iohnsong B. Horlinskig W. Moskosg R. Springerg Miss Rcxdich Row 5- C. Pellerg I. Mcxdseng D. McCcrthyg A. Stelterg D. Elko Row 6- L. Grzybowskig W. Muellerg R. Morrison. I. Horzeng N. Icxchimicrk MRS. THURN - 224 Row 1- A. Schofieldg S. Goltzg P. Burgerp I. Elliottg B. Skly Row 2- I. Eorlg H. Cellog D. Spencerg I. Sulog W. Skupien Row 3- I. Greenbergg S. Eckhart E. Antonaccig C. Erchulg I. Pczwluk Row 4- I. Nemtusokp B. Kmiecg G. Dcxviesg T. Noworcxg D. Balon Row 5- G. Glembing G. Tyschperg M. Vogel si klgewilalerecl expressions chsc ose KyoniLfI1l con usion. Q Page 76 V25 144672 Miss APPLEBY - zao Row 1- M. Browng C. Polmerg I, Sulypcxg R. Hauserg B. O'Nei1 Row 2- P, O'Rourkeg I. Stokesg D. Wcxrsilerg B. Gobberig B. Etchinghcrm Row 3- E. Murncrneg S. Browng N. Cunninghamg P. McWQttersg R. Ccxvorso Row 4- B. Tenncrntg E. McPhersong B. Kollcxrsg W, Niemothg G. Burton Row 5- R. Holmstrorng N. Evuncevichg E. Wulschlcxgerg S. Policg D. Szfszycki MR. PARRO - 231 Row 1- P. Ccxdeng C. Filliponeg C. Dcvisong S. McDonc1ldg H. Liscxk Row 2- D. Iohnsong I. Scxndorcxg R. Domenkg B. Zohrerg E, Boudrecru Row 3- L. Geschwindtg K. Kosnarg I. Iccobseng R. Wirtzg R. Kittl Row 4- S. Morissetteg L. Dontinog D. Reesg P. Lcxdikg S. Kott Row S- M, Howcrdg M. Eyrong T. Woznickg C. Ccxrrollg I. Tuttleg Mr. Purro Row 6- E. Burgerg R. Karwoskig F. Ste-Ikug R. Bielg W. Tatrog G, Griudrod MR. MOEHLE - 318 Row 1- K. Lcrrseng R. Luckhcxrdg D. Van Scoyg L. Kennedyg M. Seeger Row 2- I. Schaboldg P, Whaleng H. Pogcrcnikg M. Hurleyg I. Porhad Row 3- L. Sterkowiczg I. Ionesg E, Ienkinsg B. McDoncxldg C. White Row 4- M. Nutofg D. Hoffmcxng D. Veheg A. Guisingerg R. Zcxppendorf Row 5- R. Walters, D. Stinson P A 3 fa' gf' f E, . Q? Zin., Swv Pperc asemgn fa u or vnnh qc fgur q Ill 71 1 V25 Vlflelfl MRS. RIFE - 322 Row l- Q B. Stevens, D. Walkerg D. Warner, R. Pickett, V. Bistos Row 2- I R. Millerg I. Doyleg E. Louthan, E. Koziel, I. Gillard Row 3- I A M. Smiley, I. Hanasg G. Scotchmur, M. Halinskig P. Wedel Row 4- P. Schultz, R, White, B. Klima, V. Martinkusg B. Rubartsg Mrs. Rife Row 5- S. Wilkey, I. Iasicrk, D. Werlingg I. Deaselc, P. Oko Row 5- R. Wagner, E. Caseyg P. Katauskas, A. Billsg I. Kara Row 7- F. Benegas, R. Micek DIVISION ABSENTEES Row l- P. Tufo, I. Hillg I. Thompsong P. Iust, R. Allen Row 2- M. Korunkag I. Bruchas, A. Gunty, S. Frazin, D. Canavan, D. Barryrnan Row 3- B. Crowleyg E. Abdo, F. Schillinger, B. Hartg B. Plucinski, I. Swistek Row 4- R. Wilson, O. Prendergast I I I Take the freshmen and sophomores. Give them a generous amount of math, science, language or shop. Add to this some music, gym, or art. Then the miracle of study begins! They scurry to make that first class at 8:10. With each period of the school day ignorance vanishes as knowledge peeks through. ljauations, reports, outlines, or tests keep their heads whirling with fresh facts. Of course, there's an opportunity for relaxation and friendships during lunch hours and in the mad moments of corridor passing. By the end of the day life has taken on new meaning and they head for home equipped to undertake more skirmishes with learning. Multiply such a day by two semesters: two semesters by four years. The result . . . a Vast storehouse of knowledge, un- equalled memories, and lasting friendships! 7 'Fx ' ,av-A 4 Xfyfgggt . fN . L 4- ., f J tr' rven flme, f ecy wr swagger wzf launfly assurance. ff I ' Page 78 ,uiamx f 3, i, f '7 Y t or asfcrin Upper left Speaking, writinq, readinq, and listeninq, the four phases of communication, are dramatized by Phyllis Spinner, Carol Bantz, Russell Circo, and Claude Schmook. Upper right Put your hands on your hips and breathe from your diaphragm, cautions Mr. Conqreve, as music students demonstrate vo calizinq exercises. Center The art of qraceful livinq is acquired in the home arts Classes. Rose Watson, Maureen O'D3wd, and Bonita Dziedzic are curnpletiritg arrangements for a luncheon, Lower left Strivinq for perfection in French pronunciation, members of the French class listen critically as Ioanne Swanson reviews vocabulary. Center right The tool foreman plays an important part in the main tenance of shop equipment, Ken Winiecki replaces ci hammer, utter thc- job has been completed. Bottom Boys in print shop are learninq to set type, one ol the basic' skills of this trade. rw W wi rom Skop io cience Sfudenfs ain Varied subjects covering even more varied fields make up the curriculum of the underclassmen. A sample of all scientific branches is given in general science, a true stepping stone in the pyramid of educationg art and music make for an interesting approach to modern culture: the shops give the tech students experience in craftsmanship: and foreign languages open up new vistas. All of these subjects represent magic steps upward in the realm of achievement and personal endeavor. Opposite page, Upper left-No project in art offers greater satisfaction to students than making ornaments at Christmas. Doris Iohnson, Bernice Ludeman, and Iudy Schreiber are shaping some intricate patterns. Dorothy Dommermuth. Center--Studying a model oi the human heart in science enables this organism. Charles Lysen, and Ioyce Derer to better understand the complexities ot expressions oi Richard Upper right-Absorbing, realistic novels contain many surprises. The that they are enjoying Wojcik, Carol Kearney, William Hutcherson, and Gayle Graynor suggest Nancy Meyer's report. Lower left---Attractive displays in the library stimulate interest in reading. Sue Amstutz and Paula Gacki find many books to their liking. Lower right-'As George Boyd matches the Latin phrase with the biological specimen held by Ioyce Derer, Paul Voltz and Elizabeth McPherson veriiy the title. Below- -'In mechanical drawing Richard Doyle, Robert Chamberlain, and Ronald Craiton analyze the structural design and composition oi a modern engine. ...ws gy, f M'a J 34 TURBOJU ENGHIE in . Smeg ' 'Wir Us mug 'iv-Us 5 'ff' .4 M. nvawi .WM 4, X, . y tract mums IXNAUU' COILQCIOC lvlmu smut W Q ,Q Wit un: 1 A .Q gr fb Q r if if U 35.5 IO VW WM s., 'K 4 M535 V , ii3q 3 , f' ., vjslg rg Q3 i cl' WU' 51' wif V M3 v 1, 8 Ftiy- f 1' 9 X .T 2' ilk, 1 1 i SWL Q! ffM4Aff'W 2,2 +9 wwf ,xg MQ 'H Q 1 4353 5,5 'X .1 've Ci KN Cv J-2 fx 1' 'K,2 fs. f r g W Q ,S sjfw onfd Qibecip ers an adsfoun ing rracy o yards The stairway to learning is a long, steady climb, but there is magic to be iound along tlie way: tlie niagic ot books, oi tacts, and oi ideas. As lcnowlcdge llourisiies, students use time tools ot learning with assurance and confidence. lftlort brings its own reward in solving problems in rnatli, learning to sew, or dove-loping skill in library research. Opposite page, Upper Ieft Mrs. Kramer and Miss Donehue assist freshmen students in learning the correct usage of library iacilities. Center right Biology students Phyllis Horn, Linda Woodward, Rich Rosinski, and Thelma Young pursue the study oi nature from the microscopic stage to the full-grown specimen. Center left Reviewing the basic points ol an outline in English helps the class to grasp the main ideas of the material being studied. Lower left Math can be applied to everyday situations like baseball, as this practical illustration of the Pythagorean theorem by Carol Newlin, Edward Kwiatkowski, and Carolyn Allemang indicates. Lower right An important step in clothing classes is the reading of pattern instructions S . . . andra Marbach studies the directions carefully as Leonora Karpus and Carolyn Noth get ready to measure the fabric. Below A challenge in the form of parallel lines arouses the interest ot Mr. Weckel's geometry class. I i l fv 4? ff ,Isl '-fa if . ru! O C -Qs. M 1 .A,,.,..- 1 1 w Ti f ff ff fo' t ti ff e.. 4 Rx E . Zgfifxav Q iffy SEN ZX e , WE i N 30 to 'l VM ef! S . 1 f I :roWd, with pennonts waving, hors cr tremendous time os their cheers spur the boys on the team to that winning touchdown. WTA yjacqa fjeneion gn IUQVIOOMS X u 0 1 Q ' 0 -M Q ' 2 aw-'ifgi :Ffa Y i in is ' W as ,rv Cnr Caclefs If K1wrIkf:gT IIYIHIQ H I.1ZII1Ig II I.n1I1lLi: A I0I1:1.sf1::y L' CIIIIIIIIIIIIKILE' H Km-:wg II I.IlI1 Illixlj H K11IvI4r11I:zIc1I.:5 H fl:xI1II1 A IIlIIg I P41-'1I4I1gI. C'LuIi11KII1.'rff' IIVIIIEI 11012: K IIorxc1g I, Hwrtxxg W QMIIHII-: A 5311815 IU Hrmvlmkz ff II1!1kc'vw1:Ic1g H Iwxurwy M II1IIIpm:1p I1 Orzulfxp P I.e1II1vg W fh'IIII1w'lrIg I. cxI1Il'l3j T Hx'f1:11I1::q H I'1v1II1g II Mull-u.pI Hmwrw H IIvI1vr: IW Hvfm: I. Ilvmwzp W Q'I111gxtuII: If Ijwrryg C C'T11rrcvIIp M I.1IIIn-5 II M1IvI11-IIp A CkII4'llIK'I'I Hww7 I Munn-g W 'I'I14u111gw1z.vr1g H IXIl l'Cl21j I II1Iip H IXIr'11Iuw'Iip I. Kr'mI:1::1Iiq M MvCf.uwmg I C'IIyr111y H II1IIIvIccvwg II IVIIIWIII IIUWH I' C if'I1f1g I Iovvg II ImI1r11:o:1: I5 H:1ICvr'g K WIN-rqf H Ku vwwlztykg ID IU14-In-1:::Ic1y II IH141c1u'r11Ic Hfvwfl I' Olpzcmg H I.II1cJI7 Ii Hllrwqzy IH Kwcucwuy I. Iiwpmg I UCIQ 7, cfivifies romofe gow! Cifizens ip Below The masters of precision drill and drill until they acquire perfect iormations. The picked platoon has won countless trophies for Lindblom. PICKED PLATOON Foreground-M. Hudsong F. Olson Howl-R. Heherg E. Kionkap R, Linglg T. Ryan, G. Spiegelp D. Perry: L. Iacobson: W. Thompsong R. Ian- dacekg W. Kalodziejy C, Pinkowskig S. Orzulay I, Reese Row 2-F. Karnradtg I. Bradleyp R. Necasp F. Cichag G. Van Westrieng R. Keene, E. Morlan: H. Williamsg L. Unger, F. Wydrap E. Orzula Row 3-A. l-lillg I. Pacigag W. Schillingp I. Glynnp L. Bertay N. Mitchell, D. Perry, R. Linglg I. Daccardog K. Hong, R Craneg W, Parker Opposite page Upper Iett The manipulation of rifles by the monkey team has intrigued many Lindblom audiences. Row l-F. Olsong W. Parkerg M. Hudson Row Z-I. Bradleyy W. Thompson Row 3-S. Orzulap F. Karnradt Upper right Military instructors, MfSgt. W. Glover and SFC. R. Wilson examine the unit's records. Center left The color guard, as standard bearers, plays an important part in the unit: G. Martin: I. Daccardo: R. Iandacek: T. De Wees. Center right The staff has many and diverse duties. Among them are the administrative, publicity, supply and training responsibilities necessary for the unit's efficient operation. I. Moore: E. Kionka: R. Heher: R. Crane In office: C. Pinkowski: A. Hill: F. Olson Lower left The bugle section takes the lead, as it furnishes musical zest tor the rest of the marchers. Lower right A colorful part of the R.O.T.C. is the Drum and Bugle Corps. The D and as it is better known, sets the pace for the rest ot the unit with its snappy songs and street beat. -67462321 ,Q uv' ,Q v NN-M Q .9 I ,., f. Above DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Row 1-I Simmonsp I. Reefsop A. MCGrOQlg A. Mciybcrryg H. Lipmskig W O'N01Ig H. Pnlmilrmcu Row 2fC. Pompeig D. Bumeitey H Williams. W. Christoffg F. Wydmg R. Iohnuorsg I Piotm ROW 3'-L. Billcrg I. Brordleyg D. Szeszyckip E. Muollerg D, Alcskeyg I. Gmrtrmrp G Kem Page 89 aloadle ,Boys in Training tor intelligent citi- zenship and service to one's country, is the answer you might receive it you happen to ask the purpose ot the Reserve Ctiicers' Training Corps. The streamers on the R.O.T.C. unit ilag bear witness to the high standards and terrific spirit set by the cadets ot Lindblom. Cn lanuary lO, l955, the anf nual R.O.T.C. award assembly was held. Military and civilian dignitaries gave medals to de- serving cadets and the second- place picked platoon trophy was presented to Mr. Yates. The assembly was topped oi't by performances oi the Monkey Team and the D and ln this organization there is an opportunity tor specializa- tion in iields to the cadets lilc- ina, The rifle team, tor instance, is tor those interested in marks manship. The first string rifle team tires a series ot matches known as round robin matches with other schools in the district. A medal is given to the cadet who tires the highf est aggregate score. For every boy the R.C.T.C. oiters a chal- lenging opportunity tor selt-de- velopment and service to the school, Vli OVVVI omloefe IIOV WCZV S CADET OFFICERS Foreground-Cdt. Major C. Pinkowski lst Lt. E. Kionkap Cdt. Capt. A. Hillp Cdt. lst Lt, R. Crane Row lfCdt. Row 2-Cdt. Capt. M. Hudsonp Cdt. lst Lt, Kamradtp Cdt. lst Lt. F. Olson Row S-Colt. 2nd Lt. S. Orzulag Cdt. lst Lt. W. Parkerg Cdt. 2nd Lt. R. Lingl L CLUB Row l-R. Linglp A. Hillg E. Kionka .pl Row 2-R. Linglg G. Spiegelg E. Orzulap F. Olsonp R. Hehe-rg R. Ietieriesg W. Parkcrg S. Orzulay M. Hudson RIFLE TEAM Row lfA. Hill: L. Ungerg E Kionkag D. Bakery R. Heher Row Z-C. Carroll: F. Wydrag R. Craneg l. Daccardo Row 3-E. Morlany II. Muellerg R. Fialay D. Milewski Page 90 ennanfs P as 1SLafers SAow fy This was a hanner year tor the ice skating teain. The boys on the blades, under the direction oi Coach Von Brerner, won the l955 city leaque ice skating meet with co-captains lint Srnid and Ed Rach- iord sparking the senior team to victory. The iunior squad was led hy Bob Reis. The rneet took place in lanuary at Wcivelarid rink in Lincoln Park. This is the first skat- ing chatnpionship that Lindblorn has won in hoth the junior and senior divisions. Sonie cold, crisp afternoon or evening you rnight find the boys at Marquette Park or Kirloy's lce Bowl where they keep in good iorin with plenty ot hard practice. lt is this intensive practice, plus their natural skill, that Won both crowns ior the boys. Upper A Lindblom quartet of sharp skaters demonstrates why the opposition iound our team hard to beat: Smid, Rachiord, Hickey, and Gorski. SKATING CLUB iiow l if Hachiord, co-captain, I. Srnid, co-captain, H Schade, R Gorski, K Frain: l. Kalanges, R Reis, lvi Francis ltow 2 P.Smi1h, R, Hickey, L Urbanski, l Hanley, I, Wojtanek, R Randi, lt Sachacki, K Springer, R Gzzchielg B. Schultz lflowfi I Lane, M lloplewzskiy T Con- nelly, l llruby, 1. Harty, K. Tiernas Center left That smooth gliding motion is character- istic of Rachford's style. Pretty cool, boy! Center right Smid moves with the breeze, or so it seems to the uninitiated. To develop this ease on ice requires ability and practice. Lower let! Poised for fast action is Dick Gorski as he prepares to test his endurance. Lower right One of the high scoring skaters on the team is Bob Hickey whose speed made him a top contender in the 440 yard senior race. Page 91 G-un amenfal exercises Build XBQJL11 SfrengfA At Lindblom our gymnasts strive to master four pieces of apparatus: the horizontal bar, parallel bar, side horse, and long horse. Using the skills they have acquired, Lindblom's gym- nastic teams have entered city, state, and A.A.U. meets and brought back no less than forty-nine team championships. This year, however, attempting to capture its coveted fifti- eth championship in city competition, the gymnastic team went down to defeat before Senn High School, Lindblom's runner-up for the city title during the last few years. 'Though our team had a slight edge in the intermediate division, we couldn't offset their championship and novice teams. At the state meet at the University of lllinois, Lindblom lost to a strong Arlington team. The defeat was attributed to our weakness in the still rings event. On that apparatus Lindblom managed to tally only 7V2 points as compared to Arlington Heights' SUVZ points. This sharp contrast was due to the fact that the boys' gym is without rings, and whatever skills the boys gain in this area must be acquired on their own. A small consolation for the state meet loss was Lindblom's substantial margin over Senn in their second encounter at Urbana. Although the domination of Coach Smidl's Lindblom team in high school gymnastics has been terminated tempo' rarily, the championship determination characteristic of this group will endeavor to bring to Lindblom its fiftieth title next year. Upper GYMNASTIC TEAM Horizontal Bars-B. Mayer, K. Shodeen, I. Blazelc Parallel Bars-B. Iurus, I. Craven, M. Stoginski Left Row l-I. Conkey, C. Homuth, T. Sappenfield Row 2-K. Riley, B. Erdakos, L. Young Row 3-C. Langford, G. Schar Row 4-WR. McGregor, I. Fessett, D. Ceithaml, C. Kosnar Balcony-I. Mahoney, T. Sokolis, R. Iankuski, D. Smiciklas, E. Casey, V. Levigne, W. Lemezis, I. McCowin Right Row l-N. Cason, R. Bielawa, W. Simms, R. Malik, G. Siegel, A. Agri- monti, R. Reis, R. Reagan, G. Boyd, C. Iennings Lower GYMNASTIC TEAM On Bars-W. Simms, R. Cason, E. Crites, M. Stoginslci Background-R. Reagan, R. Reis, I. Lewis, D. Wentworth, D. Smiciklas, I. Craven, C. Langford Page 92 A f I I if '1 of , ,,f' ' .,-'AM , sg A , K , , M 5 3 x KT ff 23 x Er ., .Sa aw. 'X M 'T if , 1. Q' J ' ' . 4' 5' 11 1 iw if x ' Y WM ..i,, 0 fl? Q -' mzzwzgfgi-fwffx 1 wkzvw. ,Qs ' kgg-g3ifjS5iv5 .:. ., 'W . . ezwzsz Q.-q.3..3: ,I ,Aw 44 linoawk-.4 N51 Q., S ,is A .EA 5 Qi J U 1 2 X 'Q 1 .K G'j 5 x H 47 3 'V 1, 1 5 E Y ' W Y 52 i'- 36 orgies of ffze onrf Iwcfory Skis The winners of the coveted Glenn Worst trophy for the second consecutive year, our high-scoring basketball team again rolled up a very impressive record. From the beginning it was evident that the team would be a challenger for the city championship. ln the practice games our cagers gained the needed momentum for league competition. After beating C.V.S. 83-59 in their first encounter of the season, the Eagles spearheaded the drive by beating Calumet 68-41, and later Harper 78-76 in the Calumet tourney. Lindblom continued at a blistering pace by winning four of their next five contests, being edged out only by a determined St. Elizabeth five. The International Amphitheater was the site of the I.l.T. prep basketball tournament during the Christmas holidays, in which the Eagles, having beaten their first two competitors, Morgan Park 86-36 and Roose- velt 67-54, lost to Dunbar 50-58, in the quarter-finals. The Eagles concluded their practice games with a win over Leo 81-76. ln league competition, our varsity lost 71-73 to Dunbar a second time, after a decisive win over Kelly. The Eagles then swept the remaining league game sched- ule, beating Tilden, Englewood, Du Sable, Phillips, Farragut, Harrison, and Gage Park. In the play-offs Lindblom trounced Hyde Park by a score of 79-59, but was halted by a swift Tilden quintet 75-83 to end the season. Coach lones and his men put on a real show for the Lindblom fans this year, Every game was packed with thrills and chills and championship performances. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1-B, Voltzg D. Rogovichg P. Marting R. Lange, co-captain, T. Gulan, co-captain, Coach Iones Row Z-D. Soltis, B. Powell, F. Roschp R. Homci, H. Hencke, L. Zboyan: 1. Kunius, P. Holmes Opposite page Tension mounts as the Eagle cagers, flanked by the opposition, count on Lange to make that basket. Upper left With the target in sight and the way clear, Paul Martin drives in for a lay-up as the anxious crowd voices its approval. Upper right Sparking the Eagle quintet, Voltz brings the ball up court. Lower left Will this be a basket or another clever maneuver? Only Dan Rogovich and his team mates could tell you. Lower right Chosen by his team mates, co-captain Roy Lange proved worthy oi the team's trust in him. 1954-1955 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD Page Y sxa11ia ir pr. C.V.S. .......... ,... ........... ... Cal. CALUMET ... . . 41 Cal. HARPER ,.,,. . . 76 pr. HYDE PARK ... ., 58 pr. ST. RITA ....... . . 58 pr. FENGER ......... . . 38 pr. ST. ELIZABETH . . . . . 74 pr. SOUTH SHORE ..... .. 64 I.I.T. MORGAN PARK .... . . 36 I.I.T. ROOSEVELT ...,.. .. 54 I,I.T. DUNBAR ..,..... .. 58 pr. LEO , ...... . . 76 1. KELLY ,,..... . . 67 1. DUNBAR ...... 73 1. TILDEN ....... . . 61 1, ENGLEWOOD .... . , 71 1. DU SABLE ..... . . 56 pr. QUINCY ..... . , 63 pr. MACOMB ..., .. 61 1. PHILLIPS ...... .. 68 1. FARRAGUT .... 69 1. HARRISON ...... . . 65 1, GAGE PARK ...., . , .... 52 po. HYDE PARK .,,., ..,.....,.,. 5 9 po. TILDEN ....,......,.............., 83 pr. practice 1. league Cal. Calumet Tourney po. play-otts I.1.T. Illinois Tech Tourney 94 Opp. Lind. 59 83 . E'5'5 a7 Q v A Q ,.A,.. Q uv' ,.:,, 1 . in Q , ' r if Y 5 .Q 9 1 .. .,,. - W 'f W ,. Eb NV, 4 , 'ie Q. I .W , 5? ,xg-gi, Q!-'Q 'Q' R s . K N X A xt 'xt' if 1? V gy Q :f,QJ,, i 6 En ' Y 0 Q X ' 1 pd -gas 1 ii Ns vga. is - ' 45 fsw , Y. hw oof or and SAarP ggyzoofing mah lgasLefs The '54-'55 season ct Lindblonfs Prosh-Soph basketball tearn was rnediocre. After a poor start, the determined Sophs were unable to he st! get going. Coached by Mr. Gold, the tearn did its best against strong competition, but rnanaged only to hold its own. Led by co-captains lim Burdon and Ron Berauist, the Sophs downed Harper and South Shore in non-conference playg in league contests they whipped Kelly and Farragut. The experience gained by the players, however, has given thern the proper seasoning tor fast action around the keyhole When they compete again next year. 1954-1955 FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL RECORD Opp. Lind. Opp. Lind. 57 28 34 36 pr. C.V.S. ...,,. ..,. l . KELLY ., , Cal. CALUMET . . . 49 39 l. DUNBAR .. .. 42 30 Cal. PARKER .... . 60 I4 l. TILDEN ,...... 44 42 Cal. HARPER ..,. . 35 40 l. ENGLEWOOD 52 42 pr. HYDE PARK ..... 56 32 l. DU SABLE . .. 44 36 pr. ST. RITA . . Bl 46 l. PHILLIPS . . . . 38 30 pr. FENGER ...,..,. 44 40 l. PARRAGUT . . 37 46 pr. ST. ELIZABETH . . 84 34 I. HARRISON 54 38 pr. SOUTH SHORE . 29 54 l. GAGE PARK 44 37 pr. LEO .... ...... 6 5 36 pr. practice Cal. Calumet Tourney l league FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL Row l-I. Burdong C. Ruckcrg A. Kolodziej, W. Mahyg S. Cipichg I. Milos, S. Polic Row 2-R. Berauist, R. Arnold, I. Mcltlellisp R. Ponx, E. Wiley, C. Waterman Left All eyes are drawn to varsity co-captain Tom Gulan as he drops in another ior two points. Right Receiving moral support frcm Martin and Gulan, Dan Rogovich sinks another to cement Lindb1om's lead over Fenger. Lower Looking into the stands, this is what our team sees. These smiling encouraging laces give the will to win. eh., ..,. I... Page 96 ,T x X' quafic on ers SPIQSA ljleir acy fo ame For several years the swim team has been turning in a consistently good performance and building up an enviable reputation in league competition. Again this year Lindbloirrs senior Sharks completed a highly successful season of swimming and diving. Under the direction of Mr. Bohor the Sharks captured the sectional championship. Bill Sherwin, backfstroker who placed third in city competition, and Ken Thiede, outstanding freefstylist, were co-captains of the senior Sharks. The junior team captain, Phil Choisser, showed championship form in his diving, and as a result, placed first in the junior division. The junior team won five out of twelve of its meets. The squad learns not only swimming and diving, but also the spirit of cooperation and unity that a championship group must have. Their record ol achievement goes to prove that Mr. Bohor's boys enioy aquatic sport. Upper left IUNIOR SWIM TEAM How l I Hood, ll Ianuta, fl Ionlcins, P Wodol, R. Allen, ll Ranniaartnorg K. Lach How 2 I Leavitt, F, Kerr, H Marrello, fl. Adair, H Qlson, R Woicik X How 3 L. Kemp, C Iettrion, G. Morstadty I5 Qkorg . R Schaetey Lower left VARSITY SWIM TEAM On clivina board I Soderbcra Row l ff P. Choisser, B Sherwin, co-captain, B. Szabo, I Mott, G Kamp, R Wernli, P. Iohnson, D Brurnlik, ff. Zcgan Row 2-U r. Bohor, coach: . Thiocto, co-captain, M.Stoginsk1, P. Sabatinoy W. Thompson, ID Taylor: A Iohnazony P lborusg I Snierzc-5 L llrbanski .,. .. ng s M K How 3 ff G Kinner, ll Putnam Rowft W. Zachavl-zo, ll Wlttfitiiftlflf T5 Panok, R Banaizliz F Glaza, H Bic-towivzp . . W Sinin.:: Upper right VN IT Captain Choisser exe- cutes C1 jack-knife in excel- lent form. Lower right Matt. this one is going to hurt! ,f Page Q7 griJolers qiacfle on A 5cAeJul Anxious expressions reveal Coach Iones's. Antonelli's, and Coach Von Bremer's concern over the play in action. 61 1 ,title Q 'Arif X.. ' W ..,.. A . . Q W, lg, ww MAS: mips' - , Owm N 5 Q W , . .9 .5 K Kleine .1 MW K A .s 8 . e ny 'fp gr. .. f -Y A 'N .QW - V' 'aw My-QQ N M W we . ' wi k k N Q 3E.g.f- ll A F' 39 Ai ' O it .ae sew' 'QMS' An able leader, co-captain Kurt Ledebuhr The golden BO of Bob Hickey's jersey was responsible tor needed encouragement has appeared prominently in many of in tight spots. Lindblom's pass plays. FOOTBALL SCORES 1954 Opp. Lind. Gage Park . 6 6 Lane . 27 U Tildem 26 5 Phillips O 7 C V S, 28 U Hirsch . .... 12 18 Fenger , . . 40 U Morgan Park . . 27 12 Page 98 How was Carl Boscarino able to make that long run? Why co-captain Don Shipanek ran interference for him. of course! E , W l ss as n N9 f Y. we pd' - I VARSITY FOOTBALL Row l-P. Sands, I. Smidp F. Divincenzop C. Sabatino, B. Agnewg D DeMiliog N. Macejakg H. Harosg E. Linkusp G. Zawacki, Mgr. How 2-I. Mott, Mgrg W. Hillebold: P. Koschp D Antonellip E. Rachfordp B. Schade, K. Frainp P. Arbetan: R. Hegenery W, Skiba Row 3-C. Rose, T. Connelly: D Alrnq C, Boscarinoy M, Klein, K. Ledebuhry R. Hickey, B Hitchcock, E. Behlingg R. Stevens, I. Wierusg I. Iones, coach Row 4-D Bajewskiy S. Satalag I. Krajewskip N. Debowg D. Shipanikp I. Kuchenbeckerg M Deplewskip I Kuniusp P, Iopekg I. Beam, H. Walschlager Proving that you can't keep a good school down has been no easy task, but our Eagles have done it! They have succeeded, with the coaching of Dutch Von Bremer, in pulling themselves out of a slump and into the play-offs. With- out a doubt, the improvement can be attributed to earnest practice and team determination. Opening the season, co-captains Ledebuhr and Shipanek hustled the team, in their first practice game, to a 646 technical win over Gage Park with Connolly making the TD run. ln their second practice game the Eagles were soundly trounced 27-O by a fast Lane eleven. The first two games of league competition saw action from Bob Hickey and Iim Kunius. The first game was a loss delivered by Tilden 26-65 the second, a win over Phillips 7-O, with the six point tally scored by Hickey and the con- version by Kunius. Things looked bad when C.V.S., one of this year's powerhouse ball teams, romped us 28-O. Prestige was regained, however, when the Eagles took on and walked over Hirsch 18-12, with three TD pass plays. Having realized early in the game that we had Hirsch licked, the Eagles chose to kick off after each of the opponent's scores - a sign of true Lindblom sportsmanship. Fenger, the 1954 prep bowl champs, whipped the Eagles 40-U in Lindblom's final league game. ln the playeofts, Morgan Park met and crushed a valiant Lindblom eleven. Lindblom football fans are confident that the improvement noted in this year's team is indicative of a trend toward a winning streak for the 1955 varsity squad. Page 99 ex? ,, 2? Q? ' bf, N Qs. 1 2 W 'Q 'V K wx pw :.z:v'? xy? w- X 3' J X ,w 'Ae Wg X 1' My A3 -I I A6 f Sf? wg 'W E ai wi-,el f M JE 'D A-57 :I W 63 w xrig f 15,3 ii, l x X E ...K xl kk N K ,Egg 'wxzzfgizs ZW ' TS igiilufjsx .1-' 1311 S 1 . fix M3x,xf1f gx M 5? '-5:1 ,':. f,: ' Nag as ' 4 4g - How l K. Frain: P. Smith, I. Flowrrrzag I Lcntini How 2 F Barth, B. Iuriifzg I Zaruba, I Kiinium How 3 I Mott, Marg L. Reivitzg H Monaco, M Younqp R Lilli- wititg H Willirrmn' luring 5 Pen eason or Ball xl!-awL5 Wiieri March rolls around and the warm weather comes, Play ball, echoes across Byrne Field at reaiilar iritorvrilzn. Durinq Qtli and lOtli periods the Lindblom Eagles practice runriiriq, hitting, llllffllllllj, and salidinii, This is the time when Coach Ianousek helps the boys perfect fast balls and aids them in acquiring qood baseball habits. There is nothina to match the thrill of a close qame of baseball coupled with the excitement brouaht on by a home run or a double-play, there is nothinq like a cheer, too, trorn the bleachers to encourage our potential champions. Car ball club had a '54 record of six victories and eiqht losses, but this years team is rapidly whipping into a victory state. Five boys in this year's l-inefup maintained a three-hundred or better average in battinq last season: Smith, From, Zaruba, Kunius, and Flowers. On batting averages like this and on new recruits, whom he selected in the tall, Coach Ianousek is pinninq his hopes tor an outstanding season. Left It's the windfup and the pitch as Lilliwitz prepares to do battle. 'Ski M Right Much responsibility rested on the shoulders oi these tive stalwarts dur- ing the baseball season: Ken Frain, Bernie Iurus, Ioe Lentini, Ierry Flowers, Leon Reivitz. Q39 Page lOl X 7 Lijzafb fAe acy fke ociffle Ball ounces Netting a fourth place in the central section, Lindblom's tennis team, coached by Messers. Weckel and Kushta, concluded their '54 season in good standing. Leading last year's team with his expert racquetology was captain Andrijauskas, who was graduated in lanuary. He was not only responsible for much of the team's action, but also for much of the coaching of the junior members. This year's team, led by Zumbakis, is aiming for top honors in sectional play. ln the offing for members of the golf team is plenty of fresh air and exer- cise. Even though a tough schedule of league competition with Morgan Park, Harper, Chicago Vocational, and Hyde Park is included on the tearn's agenda, the golfers have a down-to-earth good time. The club made a fair showing in their '54 schedule, but Mr. Hunter, the old pro, is still looking for a better player than himself. As the Eagle goes to press, both teams are getting ready for the competif tion of the l955 season. TENNIS TEAM I. Caditzg P. Zumbakisg G. Senkusp Mr. Kushta, coachy Mr. Weckel, coachg B. Turekp L. Andrijauskas Well, lim, answers Andrijauskcls, Certainly the grip is important, but the smooth, calculated swing wins the games. GOLF CLUB Foregroundn-S. Pale-rmop R. Novak: Mr. Hunter, coach Row l-K. Lox, D. Boyd: l. Mott, L. Ungerg K. Schmidt, B. Soder- berg, K. Shodeeng G. Za- wackig G. Boyd, M. Francis, T. Basile Row 2-T. Clark, P. Rutkauskasg R. Harty Page 102 I 3? x of Q Q' 5? 'P V ,, ,iw UA.: fflf. 1 K + - NvN. 1 5 WE-If F A N.. eaclefs QYOA gs H n me afer ronfv SWIM LEADERS Forcqroumd-VR. Mc.-0:5125 C Hum: IQ Meyers IgfIf'kQjFO1lf1d'C Vcmcry I Hifrhlmzfiy I Armfztrorzfry L Wfxmrvrg I3 Vu IWIQL-g H Huriwkreg M Sirrrmonfzg I Lfmgep G. Ferryp B Hcrddntzy A Hcmsozrg I Smwzzyvkn V Iv-Imwgukg C Polmskig A Mooriyg V. Lipiufskig I Hevrrzmrrruzg If Zrrlfvzng P Aylwcrrrig Ii Gvzxtllry C Kemmeyg B Mileakog D Pmrkery R Hump N Moyfrrg P Ocgdmuy Mm: Hrrruwlm p:g'ur,g:f,vr5 M Wev1::1zer1hofer H you would be Q1 leader fuir, Have Curl thcrfs rrcuurol in your Muir. Wear your md Suit so C111 can tell, You help qirls swim till they do well, Pmqc 103 fjze wAisfle Blows anal fAe onfesf gs n. One special day each semester the Gym Leaders leave behind their gym duties and make their way to the Social Room ar- rayed in their Sunday best to enjoy social activity together. They're anxious to chat with teachers and friends as they proudly display their unique favors specially made for the tea. They have spent many weeks in preparation for this event and have invited their favorite faculty members. Every other day of the semester the leaders are hard at work assisting the 'gym teachers. Among their duties are checking stunts and apparatus, supervising profici- ency tests, and refereeing and scoring games such as volleyball, baseball, cap- tainball, and basketball. So that they can be easily recognized, they wear bright white jackets upon which their names are embroidered. Green service bars indicate how many semesters they have served as leaders. Each girl has three service periods a week and is graded in each class. At the end of the semester any girl who receives Ss in all three classes earns a service bar. Upper GYM LEADERS Row l-B. Waelchli, F. Farmerg B Riley: P. Iust I, Hill, I. Valla Row 2-I. Fleetong I. Sindelar, D Kraus, M. Kern piaky I. Korper, S. McKinsey Row 3-I. Smiley, I, Sutorp l. Mahnp M. Morgan skip R. Rigsbyp I. Sindelar Row 4-S. Amstutzp M. Cozzog A. O'Connor Row 5-B. Douthitq M. Bonessg D. Binderg C Sagang D. Rott C. Bantzy V. Kemper K. Anderson: P. Paul Lower Row l-P. Hannag M. Shaughnessyp G. Royce Row 2-H. Svobodag N. Plattner , Row 3AhM. Clymo, M. Deplewski, E. Barbarekq K. Ross, P. Rajsl . F Row 3B-M. Murrayp B, Greene, E. Fleck, P. Voltz, A. Manasses ROW4-L. Knight, K. Iacksonp D. Barryrnanp R Fix, S. Benline, I. Havely B. Soprony I Hatala Row 5-D. Kerrilly M. Horaites, E. Matuszalcp A. Maceyakg R. Oswald ROWS-O. Carvell, M. Knauz, B. Hojnackiy E Rosdilg D. Wells: T. Chiarappa Row 7-N. Carterg L. Antizak, G. Wojnarowskig I. Schlake, C. Kwiatt Row 8-A. Fruendtg G, Breukerg I. Albrecht: C. Coltrnang L, Woodward Page 104 Row 6fI. Hampton, A. Chiarenza, C. Paluszelcq Row 7-D, Nowakowskig S. Wojtanekz A Black, izar 5 BADMINTON How l- V, Pikowitzg I. Hochtordg P. Hanna, F. Leland: R Mesillop Ft. Oswald: I. l-latalap E. Fleck, G Bertsos, E. Barbarek Row 2- C. Bantz, B. Wellontzyy P. Voltz, Ft. Thompson: O. Carvellg D. Bialasg A O'Connor, P. Carter: B Kriepsy I. Misicy B. Koenig: A. Manasses Row 3- N. Meyerg I. Hermanny D. Turcop M. Morganskiy D. Bernakowskip A. Hansony I. Albrecht: G. Kwiatp B. Mcliendrickg G. Royseg C, Paluszekg I. Sindelarq C. Mitchell: S. Arnstutzp D. Kerrill Row 4- D. Parkerg G. Breukerg M Deplewskt I. Vallap I Axelstrom, L. Wagner: E Matuszakp C. Coltman M. Cozzoq A. Schar PIN G PON G Foreground- D. Bialasg I. Chiarappa Row l- P, Spinner: B, Nesterp I. Dellapennap K. Brown4 I. l-leilg G. Werkmeister Row 2- I. Sutorg B. Fosterg T. Wengelg K. Ross, M. Murrery, I. Hladikg I. Schiller Row 3- S. Benlineg D. Harm: V. Kemper, M. Kuiniusp I. Groihg M. Horaitesy E. Matuszak, I. McGovern, I Coltman Row 4- G Iuraska, M. Weber, I. McLean: K. Hubbard, P. Gacki, M. Morganski, D. Kerrillp C. Bantz A shuttle-cock and racket, Mean action fast and quick. To be expert in badminton, ls really quite a trick, er crm WHA Lyoaolvlles ana! C7QacAef5 Gnip Gnop or Ping Pong, Whichever you Everyone finds it's great fun to play! Green table and net, White lines and all Grab What you need, a paddle and ball. Page lO5 say l r w, ? 'xxx I i 'i 'I s mingle ddflzlefes eef WHA ClasAing ggils Touche En qardef' most lencers say Their muscles feel it the very next day. They bend their lfnees and tum their feet, See their foils clash with passes neat! The L.D. Club is what you heed, So G.A.A. girls, please take heed. lt helps you earn your letter fast, And friendships torrn that lonq will last. Upper FENCING FronthC. Mitchell: I. Hatala Bow l-R. Oswaldp P. Hanna: A. Bajewskip N. Schreiberg W. Withallg S. Gruenholz B Foster P. Spinnerg M. Weberg I. DellaPe-nnag I. Chiarappa Row 2-I, Sindelarg I. Hladikg K. l-lubbardq E. Valasekg E. Matuszakg D Kerrill C Kwiatt G. Roysep A. Manassesg M. Morganskig E. Setcikp B. Bernag E. Barbarek Row 3-M. Kuiniusy I. Olson: I. Vallap L. Wagherg I. Schlakep I. Axelstrom C Allemang I. Grothg K. Brown: C. Iuraslca Lower I..D. CLUB Row l-S. l-lalagang I. Sindelarp A. Angelosg C. Coltinahg S. McKinsey Row 2-N. Plattnerp I. Koslerg I. Sindelar Bow 3-I. Iancikp F. Ogden: A. Hanson Bow 4iI. Axelstromp L. Wagnerg D. Kerrillg G. Breukerg I. Albrecht Bow 5-C. Mitchellg E. Fleckg M. Smithg I. McLean Row 6-M. Clymoy I. Misicq D. Bialasp S. Wojtanek Row 7 G. Bertososg M. Horaites Row 8-E. Barbarekg B. l-lojhackiq M. Knauzp O. Carvellg D. Nowakowski Bow 9 I. Schlakeg F, Scheuriemanng D. Bindery B. Riley Bow IOH Bow ll-e Bow l2- Row l3 M. Murrayg C. Huntp M. Cozzoy C. Saganp B. Waelchli A. Scherg A. O'Connorg L. Woodward S. Benlineq A. Chiarenzap S. Amstutz P. Voltzg M. Morgahskip I. Sutorp I. I-latalag R. Oswald Page 107 pgw , ' X KXAX4 YQ? Wm? .W k mu, K gags? WM . ,Z vm Maw? . f 'mr fwiiizsw Aifisamwfwl ,zfwffi w5,,f:K1LMf-QL 5a1nuN!'3'53f,3Q5 vessmga k 1 Lglyif S2 55 fb Q sw Qfax RX wig? if 1 .4- V ,5 i . pp A ff. gif, fi V 4 45159133 1' 'Q ww- i ff x I f D A' ' Hg' Q w 'X-31 NM - ew -'ks Ijze aivls Lea! fAe Sporfs, ara e ' Right- R, Oswcxlcl . . president T. Chicrrcfppcr secretary Miss E Murphey .... sponsor I, l-lutcxla .. . v1ce-president F. Scheunerncfnn . ...treasurer Below-Miss E. Murphey, sponsor: I. Albrecht: I. Greene: A. Mcmassesg E. Bcrrbcrekg I. Schlcikeg T. Chicrclppcly F. Scheunemcnng C. Hunt Page 110 Below-I. Kcxscxkg A. Maceycikg I. Hutczlcx Royseg R, Oswald I C. Mitchell Blue jackie anal Bars odalorn fjzzese Sfars Below-B. Raddatzg I. Coltmanp I. Sindelarg I. Vallag E. Fleck, G. Bertsos G.A.A. BOARD AND CABINET Above-T. Chiarappap I. l-latalay R. Oswald: G. Bertsosg I. Coltmany E. Fleckg G. Royseg I. Kasakg B. Raddatzg I. Vallag C. Hunt: F. Scheunemanng I. Schlakeg I. Albrecht, C. Mitchellg I. Sindelar, A. Maceyakg I. Greene, E. Barbarekg A. Manasses At the end of each semester the time comes to hail new board members of the G.A.A. cmd to bid farewell to the graduates whose minds are filled with wonderful memories of G.A.A. fun. ' Their thoughts drift back to their youth - when they were freshies! Wouldn't it be wonderful to begin all over again, to have those four years still ahead? They remember the many good times they had in team games, playing hard for a victory or trying for individual honors in fencing, ping pong, or badminton. Then came that excit- ing day when they were initiated as blue jacket girls. All their athletic aims were fulfilled, but this was by no means the end, for still more thrilling semesters lay aheadg' the joy of planning board parties, teas, and play days was now theirs. They recall too the merry parties put on for the rest of the G.A.A. members and the hikes and bikes that filled their week-ends. But this semester they are graduating: their G.A.A. story is coming to a close. Now they are wishing the new girls luck in their athletic adventures and bidding fare- well to Miss Ethel Murphey, their sponsor. Page lll nergcy ana! 6nfAusiasm re fjzeir get emar 5 Page 112 The day of the football game had finally arrived. She had waited and practiced a long time for this. Was her sweater all right, was her mum in its proper place, and could she remember the cheers? lt was too late to start wondering about the cheers, however, for she had a date out in front with all those people. The rest of the girls had lived through that first game and she could too. She would never forget the thrill of being chosen to wear the Gold Iacket , to be eligible to attend the gala teas, and the other honors that accompany the jacket. Most of all, she was part of a team that, in some small way, would help spur the players on to victory. On the basketball court, as well as on the football field, she would serve her school and fellow students. lt didn't come in a day, however. Under the direction of Mrs. Barry, the sponsor of the cheer- leaders, the girls had long hours of practice followed by Weeks of sore, tired muscles and aching bones. But when the names of the successful candidates were announced and hers was among them, all previous hardships were com- pletely forgotten. As they neared the stadium she could hear the roar of the audience. Mil- lions of butterflies were on a rampage in her already fluttering stomach and her heart began to beat like a big bass drum. . .this was it! Good Luck, shouted the captain and the other girls, as she ran out into the giant clutches of the excited crowd. Upper I. Havel, C. Klaub, K. Iackson, S. Benline, B. Roskos, D. Douglas, I. Sindelar, D. Clifford. Center C. Klaub, K. Iackson, I. Sindelar, S. Benline, D. Douglas, M. Wals, D. Wells, I, McGov- ern, D. Wahlgren, N. Carter, I. Havel, B. Roskos, D. Clifford. Center- S, Halagan, Captain. Lower left Row l-S. Halagan, A. Angelos. Row 2-M. Vestal, M. Wals, D. Wells. Row 3-I. McGovern, C. Kaysen, N. Carter, D. Wahlgren. Lower center S, Halagan, M. Vestal, Mrs. Barry, sponsor, A. Angelos. Lower right I. McGovern, M. Wals, A. Angelos, S. Halagan, D. Wahlgren, D. Wells, N. Carter, C. Kaysen. - Q r a:a:as ,. Q 'Z ' I ' 5 4' gn af 'A' ff 59 , :Y l x 'J' W, . f AQ X Um N xx 4. r-sq' 'IL cifqb '22 6 Amity. W, X.. A W CQ!- N-......, 1 F 'Q P X., MAIL SERVICE CABINET ' I. Gandy, B. Greene, T. Schnitz, Mrs. Atkinson, sponsor rojecfs M A I L S E R V I C E Page ll4 E. G. WHA cz u rlaose ail, meszages and bulletins are the prop- erty oi this group. ttired in pink jackets, the cabinet members are easily recognized at Lindblom. ntroducing younger girls to mail service routine is an important responsibility of the cabinet members. indblcm's oltices lunction smoothly be- cau:e of them. ron:ored by Mrs. Atkinson, mail service girls start the central, district, attendance, and cdiustment offices. siorting visitors around the building is one ct their most pleasant tasks. ewards include parties, teas, and Golden Eagle points. cices trained to answer our phones make the right impression over the Wires. mportant data to be filed never escapes their attention. ourtesy is their watch-word. ager faces shine as the girls ot the cabinet distribute their annual Christmas gifts to the children at County Hospital. Wojnarowskig M. Schultz, I. Hofer Michelson, M. Grubisich, M. Barr, P. Bailey fAe ours of lgwscy ai, Service IIHWI M Spcvwk, 53 SIl11111r1Io, K IIuI1I1f1rfI, A MOHIIII IIr1w2 C I7f1irIffmkp:, C IDOIGVIC II AII:1f'hf1III: A GIIIIIYQ I SVVVITI' f SOIL, .1 M1wII1vk1, M Rcozaor, I IH-r-wry, G Holm, II Hmsasfrll, M CEIIIIIIY, A Wf1IIr1f'f', I PKIWIGIQ MAIL SERVICE IIOWI IP Ilw V1IIf.v, Y I,w1fw1ruIII T Worn:-I IIOWQ P Am111::t1:11-wk, CN MKII qulll, N Hlllwur, fl WIIIII, II M1 Kmux, I5 Tynscllpur, I3 Grzwlfxk I utIlc'Ic1, N Wolkzwlrvi, LO'N1::, I3 LCIIIIOIII IIUWI A 'I'I1O111f1::, II f9vwIfcb1 M G:-L1,1,fQ IIIJIIIUIK, A IInH,p:w I Im oI11:v:w,I IIm1II1wrIy, I7 Q41 QV ,V V I I IN IIIYIIXIYIIIIIIIIII 1. IIow'7 V II1.:lu1:, A XIIIIYII' IIIIVIUI, I' C311 Ima, I figw-Im-1:1 IVI KI-lly, II1f'g1L'IlI4IyI IIIIIW' Iwruz, I Iu:I11:Ius, C' Iffrvugfwr, I I'v1r'Iu-1, Tl Mvywr Pri' f haf u uv !f' ,nhl J. E E 1 2 A X 1 2 X M N E id Q5 Ex? A ,:,, a , LE Q M ...-,,.1u F S , , ,www WML A'M A4'f n ' t,,V,,qbn . ,:. Wig A -fwfzgi . wx1SfP? Swr' ,Wx- if:T4::-?Ew::Wwf U ' A J R ' - . www' N A 9 ,QM ,M,,,,N-wfwfG'1fYR'1ig'5fiw-zyssif M - Afrwwffixfw. 'lffiws gi, if-W .. Ni mm -Q , M mv W nga T, ' N A NW x, X Www W k.,S.,,.,. . , ,wwwww MM, WHA ,M W , K' ' W.,,...-wf WW V wi was - Mg, ,V-'+:A wD' K gzilfgfm Q-www 5 gg, wwf' W, ,W W M N . DSM' .M-W WMM aww , ,N W, Q ,.+ 4. X w K In Y wr H K WmW5p,mw'X' my N1 at D V .., .wgmff Kgm,,.wn ,,,.,tAd1glll y .J va, - Qe,N s ' 1-My-Q I 2. M I ii., Xxx Xml ig r I X V-in 2, .I 1 . Ig.: 1.4 ! 1 ll it itll ass. Neill' inf Vt ' Q, . it ,. -'x 1 J: 1 . .. I iz it . 1.5 qw.. r. 4 .tp 3325! gt. Gift: . ,wwf M - -t I at his me it fs -.i. it F f 3' li? ew ,. it A ssl r it ' 1. .25 3271 fast ff. ..if .tix NP FX!! f e, , U , Q 1 . :K ,:i if ' f f I ff ' . Wi gt, i , I . 4 1 .:.g: . uf: ' s li . 2 ,ts 4 l za 742 SPofbgAf2 on iAe olys . Lindblom is proud of the boys who are responsible for the technical success of the school's assemblies and per- formances. In the seating ar- rangements for the audience and in the staging of produc- tions, the assistance of the ushers and the stage crew is essential. STAGE CREW Richard Arnbuehl flashes the spot- light on the other members ol the stage crew as they set up the props for a musical periormance. Row 1-K. Schiecke: B. Paladino: P. Rutkausaks: F. Chow: W. Kolodziei: R. Russek: S. Orzula. Row 2-D. Taylor: K. Schiecke: B. Hutchinson: I. Smerz. USHERS Mike Morano assigns usher posts to Dave Putnam and Iim Hruby while other members ot the group study the plans. Row 1--R. Rowe: R. Woicik Row 2-K. Shodeen: I. Blazek: G. Kern: R. Circo: R. Rosenberg: I. Iupin: G. Zawacki: L. Unger: M. Polianin: R. ,Kuroski: M. Stoginski 0 Row 3-I. Marron: I. Markus: N. Cason: T. Ramase: O. Schaden: D. Ceithaml: P. Iohnson: I.Weg- larz: R. Bielawa: I. Wenta: N, Mitchell: I. Mott: K. Bernas Row 4-N. Venturella: D. Zuhn: E. Kionka: I. Feichtinger: R. Hic- key: L. Krolasik: I. Burdon: Mr. Crolts, sponsor: I. Lane: L. Iacobsen: I. Daccardoz F. Stol- ley: F. Olson: F. Wydra: D. Palcrc: R. Novak: C. Tocley: L. Sweeney: L. Clark w.:'W'i f Xi a: ...I Pa el17 WN'tlWESSRVS.'Ca:dblaw. We reafive nsfincf ART How How LEAGUE l--E Crites, modelg E Andersong C. l-lauserg K. Ander- song K Petersong I Cervakg Mr. Schmitt, sponsorg D. Douglasg I l-lavelg B. Sowinskig S Raneyg P. O'Rourkeg E Mockp I Pirardg L. Nutleyg T. Sokolis 2'--E. Reidg T. Lewisg I. Georgacopoulosg I. Schreiberg How 3-- S Taylorg A. Cummingsg D. Boiling N. Uminskyg G, Schmausy A. Mitchelq V. Iacksonp I. Hoierg D. Thieleg N Kilinskig N. Slclarskig S Kilinski T Hurle ' P Zumbakis' R Cahillt I Nutle ' I 7-sua Row It o w 4,, 5--B Bucialcg L Urbanskig P Pescholg D. Norsic y, . ., . , . y, . McAllisterg I. Olseny L. Osisq P. Zollyy I. Szaioni G. Kueblerg R Ramirezg M. Boeremag A. Schotieldg B Mayerg B. Kowalzykg I, Mooreg T. Albcmo SCIENCE CLUB Foreground-E. Mazikg I. Greeneg I. Heilg Mrs. Schuhmann, sponsor How l-S. Orszula, pre-sg R. Pe-trowskip L. Be-rtag K. Schielceg E. Orszulag K. Schiekeg A. Clementg N. Lindauer Row 2--E. Reag C. Gamauf To encourage student work in science projects is the aim ot the Lindblom Science Club. Members do individual research and report on advances in the field ot science to the qroup. Mrs. Schuhmann, the sponsor, is particularly proud oi the achievements oi the club, which in- clude the winning ot awards at the annual Science Fair and the Bausch and Lomb Honorary Medal. Versatile members oi this qroup often provide unique exhibits tor club presentations. Page 118 A .. M - .-...,...,,...., , ,p-. 14 , ti ivw? A -as 1-x-N Nw Wiwvs-My K A My , .,,. ,. ,N 3 jArive5 in fAe ea ms of 0414 anal giiencc Gigantic school productions, such as Metrical Madness and the Sprinq Festival, call tor elaborate scenery and advertising. The sulotle charm oi the decorations hunq in the main ioyer at Christmas rival those ot the large department stores downtown. Such projects as these are regular assignments lor the Art Leaque. Few school aroups can match the Art Leaque's Willingness to con- trihuto its talents to any school project. Whether it he a major producf tion or a sinale poster, the league and its sponsor, Mr. Schmitt, put many hours ol caretul thought and etiort into each display. Page ll9 fzflhlbng fo or anal eager fo ccompbslz, I.C.C. Row 1-C. Klein: 1. Pointp D. Clitlord Row 2-S. McKinseyy I. Hanseny I, Havelg C. Klaubg R. Rosenberg Row 3fS. Mitche11y I Barnberap S. Stillwellg M, Morganskip l. Sindelarg R. Schinizitq 1 Pasternak Row' 441C lacksong R. Buschp I. 1-lilly D. Douglasg S. Halaganp A. Angelosy D. Roth: C Sagan, C. Iuraslm Row 5-I. Foreyg I. Piatlcowskig A. Martinkusq D. Cook: C. Margellig N. Ashbaucherg D. Bruin-A 1i1cy A. May. E. Fleckg C. 1-lendricksony D. 1-larm Row 6-P. Koschg I. Mooreg D. Walkerp P. Ie11emay I. Roe. A. Marks. C Eisenhardtq I Fleck. M. C1ymop M. Deplewskiy M. Shaughnessyg N. O'DoWd Row 7-D. Strahang M. Vestalp C. Hoynep I. Feichtingerg D. Barrymang T. DeWeesy P. Crane- D. Domrnermuthq E. Nelsong 1. Arnoldg D. Bialasg 13. Voltzg D. Binderp C Kosnar Row 8fD. Kerrilly S. Benlineg E. Miche1sony I. Axelstromy C. Mitchell. I. l-lrubyp B. McKen- drick: C. Kwiattr M. Dinon Row 9-D. Putnarng L. Wagner: E. Francisg M. Horaitesq M. Morano Each season ot the year ushers in a series ot special campaigns sponsored by the I.C.C. .An all-out clean-up campaign is initiated prior to spring vacation. The schoo1 becomes sud- denly alive with the excitement ot the coming activities, which include special contests and an assembly sponsored by the organization. A slogan contest was introduced this year in connection with the lunchroom campaign. The students took a keen interest in this and contributed many ideas which were reflected in the tinal results. Keep our lunchroom clean and bright, Be a proud Lindblomitef' was the prize- winning slogan which motivated the student body to be more concerned with the schoo1's appearance. Page 120 E t 5' 7 lifisklrii A 3 Ae . frives or or effer in Jglom Upper OFFICERS E Francis, vice-presg L. Wagner, attend, sec.: Mr. Pillar, sponsor, M. Morano, treasg Mr Abrahamson, sponsor, M. Horaites, rec, sec., D Putnam, pres. Lower DANCE COMMITTEE Row l-D. Barryman, R Rosenbergg D. Kerrillp E. Francis, chairman Row 2-I. Hrubyg M. l-loraitesg M Morganskig K. Iackson, I Point l-tow 3--I Feichtingery I Mooreg S. McKinsey, C Klein Comprised of members who are interested in student government, the lnterfCabinet Coun' cil reflects the opinions and desires of the student body of Lindblom. This group of alert young people is constantly working for a better school. Through the efforts of its many committees, among which are the publicity, school spirit, window breakage, poster, lunch room, and better dress groups, the l.C.C. encourages good citizenship. This organization is a basis for the devel- opment of good, wholesome living habits and provides challenging goals for all Lindblomites. Membership in the group provides an understanding of the duties and obligations which conf front youth in everyday life, since the l.C.C. is concerned with the common problems of the entire student body. Each l.C.C. delegate, who is chosen by his division or activity group, learns to face respon- sibilities and to work for the improvement of himself as Well as his school. l-le takes part in the many activities sponsored by the organization, such as campaigns, dances, and contests. The l.C.C. emblem, the goal of every ambitious member of the council, is awarded to those who serve on three major committees for three semesters. As every representative knows, an en- thusiasm for student government promotes an esarit de corps which links the council members together in friendship and worthwhile achievement. Page l2l Sfirring C,QAcyf!zms rovi e fjzrilkng nferfainnfzenf A tuning up session before a band performance sets the stage for some mighty snappy music. One of the sessions might sound something like this: Play 'B' on your comet, calls Mr. Lyngby. You're flat, push in the tuning slide a little. Now play that better, next - good. Now all the comets play. Fine, that's nice and smooth, he continues. At length, the instru- ments are tuned up and the musicians are ready for the assem- bly. At the sound of the bell Mr. Lyngby gives the downbeat, at once the rhythm makers break forth into a brisk march. On the home front or on the football field, school ties are more keenly felt as the familiar music of the band pervades the air. To the rear-r-r-r-r hut! ---f Left! Left! Band, halt! commands Mr. Lyngby, as the members practice marching and forma- tions. During half-time at the football games the band forms the L of Lindblom, as well as the letter of the opposing school. Star performers in this musical organization come into their own when they ascend the stage at the Achievement Assem- bly to receive their lyres. Lyres are those much sought-after emblems which represent a total of 85 points earned through individual performances at football games and recruitment of new personnel and talent. Most coveted award of all is the Lyons trophy. To win this the recipient must belong to the Honor Society, have musical ability, be a leader in band activi- ties and a member of the organizations board. CONCERT BAND Bow Row Row Bow Bow Bow Bow Row Bow Row Bow , Row K. Hong, K. Schmidt, H. Williams, B. Wessberg I. Caditz, L. Danko, B. Iohnson, A. Buikema B. Bures, R. Cason, B. Grzesiak, B. Schaefer B Fasic, D. Wentworth, I. Dik C Cerney, S Rodgers, A. Gabert Mr Lyngby, K. Peterson, P. Spinner, S. Morris I. Peglow, I. Porter H Schaden, K. Kermode, B. Bischoff M-P. Setcik, I. Platkus, G. Wojnarowski, W. Kroll -B Greene, M, Murray, I. Doljanin, D. Kuba -I. Bacigalupo, H. Stevenson, R. Smith, I. Reese S Williams Page lZ2 M Y ,Q zzf,?fi12 Q ' six -X Q , 1 Q S I 6 3 'Q ! L' X 4 sf-f ' f I if iw- W xx f A! xx ,ff 1 Q . 3 . f' f f vial P Q n f' Sig X 3' , D E ,V , I . 5 , QV X 2 W5 w: Q ff .f 32 1- ' igrggf fu x M IQ . ' J f X Q' is . Q V A 1 - .,, ..,..: I Ygmm .: , 5 X X , X3 x3 .xg I Q i ve, 5 - V . ?' ex an x ,Q- ff Q Z ,,.F Q' lf , S :..- , 8 as n 1 gixfy kv a ,,,,,,-wail Nga J g I W' A Wh Z W f Q .. G.: L ,Evil 5 is A r uwsd 4 ' Q . yxx, ,.n. 5 Mfg .4 KF ,gf gw ,Nr H ,.w-wav mf 3. Q if ,g wg , W . 1 5 Y 3 ' X v w ,. .A W-gf 1, T ' X . Q53 , 'Mm X Qf-'K ii, , A .q..,.V. QL i Q f K Q 4 ill r - s' g Q Q? F 4 Y 'sf l ' 2 H . , ,Q r I' Q 9 Q Nl 6 v EX ru fl clothe oices alofnrc fAe csf in ll5l.C are MADRIGALS For occasions where the robed choir is too large, the Madriqals, a smaller group of select voices, is used. H lliirt, Mr Cforizrrr-vw A ifliirrrarrpag M Sliairaliziessyg P Htirtorxy M Podersony C' Klwiry M Vt-istalp I ffoltzriargl Williazzmg M l.iesCryI Kasaky N Verzturella: It Wilgorig lt fil!'Vl'll23j I Hreilrjfp H Rlf'lfIVUflj M Sutlco: W King: M Stogrriskig T Ifrriilig H Morriszoriq I Moolirq l' Glazag S Grtridtirsop ll Ilorsifp I Harirserz A CAPPELLA CHOIR Hcw I A lwliirxrrzrrrrfrf I fifzrtog L lla-ibvrq TI Plattzni-rp 'll Tassoizf- H 'I M l. -:wg A Arif -I :ug M V,-:Q lg H S 1 'p A St kr KU . H M c If U , K In Qrroli .. IO H No one appreciates a good choir perlormance more HIIA X K Klttlf' I l'Ul'I'lt'I' C1 Ymmll P Hmmm It MONIU than the director Mr Willard Conqreve Hf 4 I4 Hriirzilikg M flrorikowglcig FI Burke-: I Hartpaorg A Herikiri I l ' Hrrfi' fi H llirifrg I Katsakg I Williazrisg I Hnriyaxq S Gendu:-so ltrrw fi 5' llI'f',l, M Slirrtialirzswzizyg G Pltifinazkrg A lift Ancieliszp I Taylor ltr,-.ip 7 M C'lyiziog M Aalflf-rlcixg H Svoboclag A Vfliotraelg C Hrarzdstetter Hrw.'.' it H lliintq lt larry- M Prrflorzzorig L lDeKovir:y lt Hoao H f' ll It Var: lvyla-, lt Kovirg H Straliarrg T Iantkg C Kay:-xc-r.y N Velrtturcrlla ltfw .ll lt l-flOIll.?OI.j M fltocrirzmlciq C Korlraarp F Crffliag M flritkop Cl'lurit Ii I Hrrlawiriarrriy ll fiiriitlig I CNIVYVCYM C Fowlffrg H Matyxkaq H Stevorzxs ltfiw L21 W Kintig I Moolirig F Glazag H Malikg H Wilson: I Harcy H: 'ev iff I llriilryg H Itrtflawap ll Ptitriairq I Ilalfufanfirop F Kionkag M Dcfplcwzski Oli, will tliat clock never stop ringing? Une more reliearsal at 'KZSU and l lliink l'll sc'r0arnl'l 'lizis sanit' tltmitylit iss :nntiltaneously TUIlIllIlCJllflYOUQl1 tire rninds ol sorne seventy tive sttidcnts, tlie rnerrrlurrrs ot lsindlrlt'rn's ft Vcrrirolltr Qflioir, on an early Monday rnorninq. llsnally arriving Witli all ot one rninute to spare, these seventy tivo VQJli'lPS lieqiri at once to work omit-ily I ri tlio music' tlioy rntrst learn, tlreir earlier discornlort torqotten. 'liiefse rcflicrarsals, tliotiqli no Clioir rnenrlaer lilies to adrnit it, are ol consideralulo value. At tliuni, all cil fiiv 'icinksw ares ironed out and the protessional toucli, characteristio ot all tlieir rrertorrnances, is added. VVllVlVV'll tliw vtroir sings, rt leaves beliind an aura ot encliantrnent and holds its audienvejv srvellliotind. Mr. Conarefve, in addition to te-acliinq tlie Clioir rnernloers to sinq well, instills a deep foellna ul loyrrlty anitfna tlrern. Prfarr U5 Sk! .-a Qs we 'vc ct nd' was sq., ls 4 IF ,ww acy ofes eacA fAe cz iers To be part of a choral group bound in a gay fellowship of song, to be a vital link in the Lindblom chain of activities A yes, every member of the Lindblom Girls' Chorus is happy to belong to this tuneful troupe. In the school auditorium, the Museum of Science and lndustry at Christmas time, or a hospital ward, their white garb, brightened by maroon and gold collars, presents a perfect background for lilting songs and smiling faces. As joyful and carefree as they seem, an aboundant amount cf time and energy is required to put on such polished perform- ances. Many a girl remembers early morning rehearsals, when, through concentrated effort, a harmonious blending of voices was reached. Boom 213 is a beehive of bustling activity when the chorus is practicing under the direction of Mrs. Dennis, snatches of songs can be heard as notes fill the air. Selections chosen for programs vary from religious hymns to classical pieces, and even pop tunes. in chorus there is the opportunity of meeting people and learn- ing to work together as a team. While standing on the stage sing- ing, each girl is proud of her role in making the program a suc- cessful one. GmLs' CHORUS Row ies. Radar-itz, N. cmier, M. Williams, L. Amcmk, D. DeVitto, M. Mills, I. Godwin, L. Giglio Row 2-B. Thiele, I. Arnold, B. Schueller, D. Tyschper, I. Iacobs, V. Lipinski, F, Leland, M. Krcik, P. Kinsella 4' R J bf. ,If A .. . z wtf' 'Q QT? e. 2 i Row 3-M. Pinter, A. Fruenclt, G. Breuker, G. Gorman, I A. Winiarski, M. Dornbos, B. Ketchum, C Bostel- x5,,E,, man, C. Dudney, R. Rigsby, I. Holer, G. Kerzan, M. Dinon, H. Zyckowski, V. Vinar Row 4-D. Balackes, I. Greene, l. Mahn, M. Horaites, S. Thom, D. Knipfer, C. Vana, P. Hasenbank- M. Iackson, I. Pertl, I. McElroy, D. Wahlgren f Row 5eA. Schar, I. Cervak, M. O'Dowd, N. Iohnson- P. Iellema, A. Sobey, I. Piatkowski, A. May OFFICERS I. Cervak, treas, G Gorman, sec., G, Breulccr, vice-pros., N Iohnson, pres., Mrs Dennis, sponsor Page l27 I Feichtinger, President The talk ot the town, and especially ot Lindblom, is the new S emblem, proudly displayed by a tew Lindblomites. The special award, inaugurated this year, is given to students who have been the recipi- ents ot three S certificates. Accordinq to Mrs. Haley and Mrs. Thurn, sponsors of the Honor Society, these S emblems will be tound, not alone, but with a cluster ot pins and other badges on sweaters. Stu- dents winnina these awards are willing to devote more than the usual amount ot ertort to their school work. Page l28 SENIORS onor inners S CERTIFICATE GROUP Howl-Mrs. Haley, A. Alder- son, I. Rutfolo, I. Greene, M Miller Row 2-D. Norsic, I. Schniief cher, I. Schlake, G Bertsos, I. Kasrnan, M. Shanahan How 378. Frombach, I. Valla, M. Deplewski- M. Pinter, G Nielsen Row 443. Licata, M. Grone liOWSlii7 Plrardy C. HOYTIC7 B. Douthit, A. Fitzhuah, B Bischotl Row SAE. Nelson, L. Nutlcy, T. Wengel, C. Kunter, A Conkey, G. Mraz, C. Bantz V, Kemper, R Banash Row 6-V. Pikowitz, P. Iellerna, C. Allemanq, P. Spinner, A Peterson, K Loch, I. Craven I. Wenta Row l-E. Francis, C. Harris, R. Kocian, C. Granzow, M. Mills Row 2fE Barbarek, E.F1eck, B. Krause, C. Hanson, D. Antonelli, V. Therriault, I. Winn Row 3-I. Sindelar, H. Bull, N. Bayer, M. White, P. Burton, A. Angeles, M Ptetter Row 4-B. Raverty, L. Ledebuhr, B. Szabo, I. Sutor, K. Rose, S. Benline, I. Parra Row 5-I. Feichtinger, F. Scheunemann, B. Turekg S. Ietton, K. Ftanstord Row ESYW. Scopos, L. Iacobsen, R. Bielawa, U. Auski, G. Kobylecky Row 7-R. Walschlager, E. Kionka, R. Swanson 0 Aj . SENIORS Howl IF Ciiifordp B Fiockoinstoiriq D Fro ZlI'1y M Arrndto fiow2 R Wernlig I Sc'I'11111d1y K Shodeen T Chiorfipprzg B Roskos ROW3 I Triylorq M Turcop A. Moctoyok How4 I Cervdkg H Gopoidng B MoCLedn ID Bofiiny R Keincrg G Sherman L Woqrmry C Goldstein How5 F Oizsong I Albrecht: M Novosdd M Griibizzivbg R Wessfsbergy P Iohn ::o11g L Krissy I Pointg D Ceithorni I Mooiin Iiowfu L Knirghtg I Moore: I Bldzeky M. erif F ew azure 5 lin-plowmkig N Cnnzorzz B Miiisp M IITCIICC IL l bw. is B Fieckonaxtoirr Vice-Promderxt SOYHOMORES How I---L Tepporg M Hf'111:so11g A Mcsyp M Oiiowd Vo A . 11----H Munnifiiig I Hc r1t111:11.g H Torrurwe-g C L21 cjdn N IIC1'v.'f3- I7 Hfrrmg I Rcvrziiivkg H S 'iiwririzg H A11- dbrrsoiip ii K11I1kc111:skf11:y I A111111 I1ow4--B Kriepny I5 Pmrkcfrg M Howkiruay I Gree11bevrq i.ow S----M W1I1r1111::g P Homg Ii If1i1c1:1k1':I ii-111111 Toizy C7 Kcwrriey I 1 :Q--'W iXo1:117g O Prw'11fv,r111::1g Q1 If1!1tI11111i1g C fxiovliirzy ij Ii1.z I1O1iq H Iiiirt' A Koiorizim The blq day orrivesp the Crowds streorn tnr grrqii ine porizziag fi-:c1ij1:1:115 rvic1:1s 1I1ro11f1i1o111 the building. is it the Aocdemy Awards bresen oiion? Are Qggors bsinq ITIIICI-Fd ont? A i111si1 foils over ine oudienceg ibe proud winners odvo noe tCwc'11'd iiie Clogs. Tnis: is Li11di1io111's Honor Society dssenibiy, in which siudenis ore reward 'd ior 1I1eir sgnoiosiic DGIIJITIK 110011, Aitiionqii 1i1ey rnoke but one oppeoronoe o semester on sioqe, they are iII1LK'Vi'l ond I'O?Fli?C'iSfI 1i11o1111l1o11t Lindbiorn os the bockbone of the scboois ociivlilos. Page 129 c?4lerf Sfuden is 04cAieve Pecia ecogn ifion L. Ledebuhr, Secretary IUNIORS Row l-I Vilirneky M. Wilkoszg M. Shaughnessyg N. Taylor Row 2-G. Kerzany G. Wojnarowskig B. Waelchlig B. Rileyg S. Silberman Row 3-P. Raialy H. Svobodap D. Rappeltg M. Iacksong I. Parmeleep I. Misic Row 4-R. Meesitg S. Krolakq D. Palenicag K. Iacksong E. Matuszalcp I. Havel Row 5-T. DeWeesy F. Glazaq E. Kulikauskasg R. Stetanskig I. Hill Row 6-G Senkusg M. Stogiriski: R. Iohnson Row 7-I Morae: G. Tocleyg E. Behlingp D. Palac Page 130 B Waelchli Treasurer HONOR SOCIETY SOPHOMORES AND IUNIORS Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row M Dinon R Mesillo P, Gacki, G. Blue, S. Steelrnan . Nutleyg B. Sowinskig D. Bindery C Paluszek, . Miller . Cozzog S Arnstutzp A. Chiarenza, C. Coltinan- . Kolodziej - . Schreiberg I. Danceyg W. Withall - . Gratp D. Stanley: D. Markg D Turcog A. Raiewe skip E. Valasek R. Alleny D. Taylorg C. Whatesq E, Setcilcg B. Volland -I. Weisey B. Hansonp D. Baurngartnerq P. Rutkaus- kasy D, Zintak 9-I. Smerzg D. Vander Meedeny L. Reivitzp C. Zabinski The real performance of members of this group is a hidden one: a battle royal of books, of study, and of concentration. But well-spent hours make for more carefree time. Between their E's and S's they enjoy qood companionship and stimulating conversation. The qualifications for Honor Society membership aren't as confining as they seem. Members are active in athletic teams and social affairs around Linclblom, as Well as beinq pro- ficient in their studies. U inalerellav nfs 474 SParAL gn WVOKYVQIMS When the Lotin clubs meet, Cdesor, Verqil, qromnicrr, ond orll the exercises thot mdke up the work ot for requlor closs session fire put to new ond diiterent uses. But the qomes, songs, find plciys fire not without purpose, they dll help mdke the members ot the club better students, since they dive o procticol tinqe to cldssicol topics. Not tlyinq saucers, lJutQlyrnpic1n chorocters invoded one Lcrtin meeting. Like the men horn Mcirsn they creoted 1,1 qood derrl of excitement in their stromqe qdrments os they brent dished unique symbols. The club members, however, were hdruoy to welcome them, since they understood their ltinquoigel Using Lcitin tor ci spirited version ot Cinderello provoked niony loiiqhs from erudite schol tire, thot is, the club nietnbers who ottended the pertormonce of The Gloss Slipper. But Ver Ililfifs the twist hard the niost tun, devising props, recruitinq tolent, ond conversing in Lotin. QUO VADIS I' I4't.'IIlIltt' I' IIIIVIZ pirrmi- lvl IT-ro , tr'- :.1 I Giie:1r1,O l3rOrderf1f1st,I LXIYIKVI Hw'2r1f'l1g I3 Artlersor. 57.-tztwl I' f3p1nn+-r- I l?w'k- P Aylu-.'1r'i, C Seker11:G Bell, M Murrfiy, S Willifints- P Ktrizwllfi, aww, H Hz 'h 'rt-f-Iv li Hti.1f'l1ke- lt Soltts If Setglftf-' I3 fiekerri tri: hrmx lt Wovik- fl l::'Itil'1- ll Home I lzificirgdltipo: ll IITCIIIVTIYIIJ R Hellern1f1ri,I Hit-ka, It Iliiriqz- I Iliirtimr It Knnlflt-,I l'lowf-r,r- ll I.Vj.3l4'J1f 'l4' it It1nkn1:ki,C Iernirids, T Verztiirclld, It iitriir- F' Li-l.r:tI I? Vit-- '.'t ' Ivttx' PARVI ROMANI Howl I3 Itoiithit- M litvrn-.1.1: fl 4' v lwovozstirl, H Pittlfwko 'r Stwelinrirz, lt-I lltilwr mon- I ll:-lirvrziv ,J wltiirzhvtr- Rowfi--'R Crisslrlr- fl Cfirnttlzt' ll ll:-fkvr Texas... ff 3 Ill I I I . Emil Q.. 5 I' I I 'lg ltr wil tw Allen, l, .vt-lgzot, T .inn hill' I lil. RQWQ S Wl1TfIjIT: llliivinski, lvl ftiit wrr'h:i I Ktttlictilmktt, It lt-with-itil, TNI t Owfid, I Plfitktiazg ll Woltl11rf'fw'k- K I vx K It amd - wi-3 xv S zen PanisA groups gxllidif fjA6il fjialenfs Perlcy Spanish names, senors in sombreros and senoritas in serapes are but a few bright spots in lively club programs. Delightful Spanish melodies afford an opportunity to better understand the Spanish lan- guage. This statement can be attested to by the students of Los Gachupinesn or The Charac- ters,' as they named themselves. They real y enjoy singing Carmen Carmelaf' Adios Muchachosf' and No Te Sientes, especially il accompanied by Sylvia on the guitar. When they do the American version of the Mexican hat dance, club sessions have lots of bounce. Los Aguilas Espanolas is one of several language clubs which takes many tours down 'Me-he-co way through books, films, and descriptive talks by their guide, Miss Ehrenwerth. The Spanish Eagles combined fun with charity by helping with the Thanksgiving Food Drive for needy families and by wrapping candy for the l.C.C. Christmas project. A bridge of interna- tional understanding is built by the Spanish department through such worthy endeavors. Row l How 2 Row 3 Row l LOS GACHUPINES Foreground-C. Cummings, S. Centino M. Iaros, B. Waelchli, W. Olahnovich, M. Levinthal, B. Riley R. Wessberg, D. Wahlgren, M. Karf neol, D. Barryman, M. Shaughnessy, S. Genduso, I. Gantt M. Mudra, K Iackson fD. Callahan, N. Carter, C. Boscarino, W. Pulido, M. Clymo, A. Babanicols, G. Wojnarowski, M. Wertelka, M Kempiak, I. Buysse LOS AGUILAS ESPANOLAS -I. Beam, D. Hall, V. Pilcowitz, G Pelier, D. Vander Meeden, D. Newton, S. Bingham, P. Tufo, I. Dolan, I Row 2 Row 3 McLean -O. Schaden, R. Schaefer, P. Polic, P Gaclci, T. Tassone, C. Paluszelc, A Gabbert, A. Chiarenza: G Blue AL. Gardner, C. Pinkowski, R. Graf, F Cicha, H. Stevenson, L. Rank, M. Mc- Cowin, C. Coltman, A. Builcema, A Iohnson, L. Woodward, E. Linkus, D Stanley, D. Stevens Page l32 17 ine Pirif o oolaerafion revai 5 LAS 18 H1-XBLADORAS Y GUILLE lfroiit A 111ll1I1f?11jW Kioll liow I fl Mf'Kii..ifryg I fS 11HlI'l1j L. Lello Howl 15 lltwkt-iizatrriiig Q, Ttitskr'-r Rowll 11 M1f'kfi113C31tf 11 Ref:-tty C Golflsteir Virzirztg 1. Pv1:zz1cow:aki ltowfl 15 lllifliillfiii' 1. Porrog M Whitog 11. Hfiiqifif-mi Ad LOS GATOS FRECOS How 1-H S. Fmzirii A. Herzkolg 1. Ariiolfiy C Aqrtew How2----15. Bindery T Florezsg M Rovortyg C. Willfrririy 1. H1115 P lolloiiifiq M Smith Row3 -1 Elliott: A. S1-harp 1 Smiley: S. Biiirqliotiiig M liiriorig G Pfisiierg C Tlioiiipasoiiy A OlCO111'101' M Cozzog A. Hmisoiig S. Arristutzp L. Roivitz liowftwlf. Aftrrirg 15 Rfriiriiqmrtnerq R Greririp S Orszuloy G Goriiimiy 1, Woisoy li Afimiigy lf Kviirwzg P. 1-1 1l1CITlDCtYt1Cj P Tlovfikg B Gentile Los 16 Hoblodoros y Guilleu promises turi lor oll. Vifhy? Becouse it iiirtliicles '1'he Sixtrviii tflifttterhoxes cirifl Vtlillief' Goy repfirtee iii Spotiish puiiotuotes every clulb sessioii. This twist your, while pie-rtertimq their ctooerit, the riieriibers olso hod ci woiidertul time ploiiiiiiiq ti spoviol Viiristiiicis iwctrty tor the Mexioori Children ot the Uriiversity ot Chic-moo Settleiiioiit llouso. They strive the rhildreii stutteol hobby horses, which they hcid cioiistruoteol iii their spore iiioiiioiitzi, cmd gulctyed Spfiiriish qrtriies, such Us Piiiotft. Even thouqh youlro riot tukiiiq the riext rilome to Ceiitrol Aiiieiicict, you Cori ttrtivtit-it your Siiciiiish iii the qoyest of ooiriporiy it you belong to Los Gcitos Frooosf' or '1'ho Fresh tfotasf' '1'heir iiieetiiiqs iiiolude skits, soiiqs, und such qrlriies os Voy o Meiicofl Though they hcivo ct savor- 2 ot ctvtivities iii which they portioipctto, os the Christriios tiestci, they dori't ctll voiimiiti :coll oiiioyiiierit. Like tho other Spoiiish Clubs, their octivitios iticilude liuiiioiiittiriori iuroiovts too. Miss Phretiwerth is the sporisor of the tour Sporiish Crlulws. Prxoe 133 ingnisfs CAaffer wife rpenmen Celedraie FRENCH CLUB Munnich DeMilio QUILL AND SCROLL l, Blazek lacobsen i f . The quiet narrow streets, the sidewalk cafes, the excitement and romance ot Paris . . . all are vividly alive in the minds ot those who belong to the French Club. The aims ot this group, sponsored by Miss Podlcrivacky, are to provide extra-scholastic activities and to acquaint mem- bers with the French pattern ot lite. Singing French songs and learning tollc dances are but a tew ways in which the customs and mannerisms ot the country are expressed. Along with tarniliarizing members with our neighbors abroad, the French Club develops harmony between our two modes ot lite. Birthdays are wonderful things and along with the Boy Scouts and Winston Churchill, the Lindblom chapter ot the Quill and Scroll celebrated one this year, their tirst. This organiza- tion, under the sponsorship oi Mrs. Harriet Brown, is comprised ot qualified members ot the Eagle and Leader starts. At monthly meetings the members discuss their publication problems and interesting ideas and articles appearing in the Quill and Scroll periodical. Usually at swords point Cthough just in tunl the Eagle and Leader, through Quill and Scroll, join torces in the in- terest ot better journalism. Page l34 Foreground-N. Pertetto pres G Graynor, T. Agrimis treas H Bow l-Miss E. Podlcrivacky spon sor, H. Lonie: P, Mitchell Kagan, I. Taylor: E Bass Bow 2-Y. Q'Neal: M Horaites I Beeserg E, Mazik, C Kearney N. Levee: L, Morris B Hartley Bow fifl. Hood, B Garrett Seatedep, Iohrfson, L Knight Row l-C. Kunter: l Craven treas., I. Schmidt, sec I Greene pres., Mrs, Brown, sponsor G Marttila, vice-pres., Miss Hogan Row 2-R. Smowton, B Szabo I Moorey l. Caditzg T DfWec l Kpughcaiion Sales oar WHA fjzis ine orlos Frenzied excitement . . . exclamations . . a rattle ot papers . . . treads buried n lreadlines . . . tlie Leader is out! Betiind tlie distribution ot the paper ies a splendid corps ol salesmen. Every lay at division they are busy collecting noney and encouraqinq additional sub- scriptions. Tlieir conscientious work lrirouqliout tire year keeps Leader sales isina. lt's a beautitul day in Iune. Tire air s filled witb expectation. All eyes are lirected toward tire door as the sales- nan bursts in carrying tire i955 Eagles. Vile lrappy privilege of presenting tlie rearbooks to ttieir owners is his. Now be representative can look back liap- iily on time innurnerable trips lie rnade o l251'2, liorne ot tire Eagle, with bis ayrnents. To be tlie bearer oi glad tidf nas is always a wonderful teelinq. LEADER SALESMEN Row l--A Maceyaky G Pllirirnzlcig li ltadtlatz ROWQ--M pOllCllOtI11j I3 ltils-yg C Saiaky M Gr M. Pederiaorr Row 3-- H, Svobodap B lilanclikcy M Gorlirki P Paul Rowfi' N, Madoyg M Wilkouzg A Wicky lt Ho: berqg C Tricky C Pcllr-rp M Murray Row 5'--V. Pikowitzg B Kooniag H Wlntcg l Pastzr nakq L Osifzg M Kernpiak Row6-I. Grecncg A Conkcyg N Baycrg I ltr lla Ponnay I, Korperp I McGovern Row 7--G. Gorrnanp Ft Stralianq R Wriality P Novak: A Chiarenzap C Paluizzcl-cg Srnowtony A Frnoridty K Bcrnaas Row? C Todcyy W Krollg H Keinrrrg G Mo stadt: O Prerrrleraaiztq It Poiax EAGLE SALESMEN Howl'-ID Williarnng S Iolinfaong S Silbvrrnn B Krlarskig P, Belardiriellrp H Alicia How 2-C Brandstctterg L lteiljcirg I Grnvwr Scliillcrg G. Blue Row 3--I Sindelcrrg B McKr-rrrlrivkq M Srnilt-y I Mclflroy Row 4---ID, Barryrnan: V Pctraitimg CT Hu-1: I Gotchasg I Schrriiriclrierry M Iaycy I Parlir ROWS A Clernentg I3 Radrlatzy I Parrnr-lr-cg tl Froinbavlig H Htirsmellg lt Hllllixliilj Williarnzz Row C. Novosadg P Enastrornq K llrtrriarsg Mallkq G Linal: I Cuirivrlato ROW7 R Wilsonq L Krolasikg ll Fitzlnialiy Kulikauskafsy B Hitclicocky W Stillwv Howl? --F. Baniowrczy H Strava Page lflfv racin OWVI Clues Upper Left Even within the shadow oi Tribune Tower names make news, especially when they are the top brass of the school paper, Phil Iohnson, Iudy Schmidt, and Ron Smowton, Upper Right Leader staff members Bob Stevens, Ierry Caditz, and Ceil Kunter view the operation and the finished product. Center Right The roar of the giant presses attracts Larry Iacobsen, Iudy Hanson, and Kelvyn Lach. Lower Left Bob Raverty's copy must be pretty good judging by the smiles on Mrs. Brown's and Ron's faces. .l Copy boy, rush this to the proof reader! Look at those headlines! The Lindblorn Leader does it again. Yes, this year as before, the school newspaper has turned in an excellent iob of reporting the facts. From the first page to the last, the Leader is crannned full of news, editorials, and features which are of interest to every student, frorn freshie to senior. Those responsible for the success of the Leader, Mrs. Brown and the staff, work with the conscientiousness of real journalists. ln order to obtain a glirnpse of the operation of a metropolitan newspaper, the editorial staff toured Tribune Tower. There they had the unique experi- ence of seeing presses roll in a professional plant. The news hounds are constantly on the lookout for pertinent in- forniation. They cover and accurately report the school's athletic com- petitions, niajor shows, and virtually everything connected with Lind- blotn. Noi only do they get the news, but they organize and write it so that it is presented in a clear-cut, objective rnanner. Page l36 SlenfAs VIVSVIC CWS BUSINESS STAFF Srfcitefl li A O'Co A Miller ,ang G 7 TYPISTS I Cr-rvalc: M Pouloug I Taylor- B Milfxzko- I 'ullivi Szabo, I. Arnold, M Harris, Virol- P. Srrliaokq M Dirionq Stariflina- I Kcilangezaz N. Vonturellat I Hril S Ainzztutzq I5 Hurley, E Nel- .rrltiiiartfiy M. Cozzo REPORTERS ,fri A Strolcerg I Greene, I Taylor, A. Maceyakg S McKinsey: W Krall, D Binder, I. Blazekp B. Turelc, F. Olson, R Wilson a1mx V 'AMN A trip to the Leader oltice on ci 'Wed- nesday afternoon would convince any skeptic that getting out a newspaper is not an easy iob, Wednesday, you see, is tlie D-day ot tlie Leader stall the deadline tor all copy. Tliere, arnid tlie Clicking ot type writers and banging of drawers, you would see people nialcing lastniinute revisions on tlieir articles, Gathering tlie news, writing it, and getting it to press tliese are tlie problems wliicfli confront tlie people Connerted witli tlie paper. The Leader, like every organization niust liave Conipeteiit financial inau- agenient. lts business stall nialqos pos' sible etticient circulation and ettevtive advertising. Tliis is a group ot real go- getters witlt Mr. Kuslitci as Cliiel linciii cial wizard. 1 Page l37 n fAe ibraffing oar xg eas fjicfe Shrine Left Kurt Ledebuhr and Clarence Fuja are intrigued by a vertical T-square on which full-scale plans of machines are drawn. High! An employee ol the Continental Can Company gives Louie Pavia, Gordon uuu-qv, 1 ARCHITECTS' CLUB Row Row Row Row l-T. Clarky R. Linglp I. Bruzasg I. Iaworski, T. Basile 2-I. Ruttolo, treasy G. Nielsen, presg G. Zawocki, vice-pres., Mr. Hunter, sponasorg W Wallbruch, cor. secg W. Hillebold 3fR. Parrish, C. Pinkowskig W. Sherwin, rec. secg L Paviag L. Leavitt, R. Bonnervier R. Sroka, O. Francis 4-R. Barnett, E, Zegan, D. Kovalg W. Sutor, D. Gadeg P. Vieceg E. Koldoiip R I-larty R. Bierowicz, R. Rodgers, K. Ledebuhrg E. Albrecht, C. Pura, I. Marron f Nielsen, Tony Basile, Chuck Pinkowski. and Ron Lingl first-hand information about drafting techniques. ln a contest this spring the Architects' Club walked ott with top honors. Gordon Nielsen, their presif dent, won a first prize in the seventh annual Chicago Home Design competition at Navy Pier, in connec- tion with the l955 Modern Living Exposition, where 300 drawings and models were entered by Chicago high school drafting students. Participation in contests is always part ot club activity. Competition is keen when the boys draw the blueprints and make scale models tor houses which they have designed. The more advanced members rnake complete drawings from which a builder can work. Trips, as well as contests, have real value tor members ot this group, who are enrolled in Architec- tural Drawing. One ot their most interesting tours this year was a trip to the Continental Can Company, where they visited the drafting and engineering departments. There, under the supervision ot Mr. Hunter, sponsor oi the club, they saw how the machines used in making cans are designed. Page l38 QQSMVQ 34601414 S in J orlnl of gooJJ3ooAG Uh Fudge! During the past year fudge has played an important part in the activities of the Library Club. Fudge sales sponsored by the group have helped to equip the library with a modern browsing nook. Soft chairs and a very comfortable couch invite one to read. By happy coincidence the nook is in perfect harmony with the lighting system installed this year. Attractive displays with intriguing titles, such as, ' Whats Cooking? ' or lt's Spring Time are prepared by the student librarians. ln addition to these special projects, the m embers of the Library Club carry on their reguf lar activities. They check books in and out, sort and shelve them, and deliver overdue notices to divisions. Each member of the club has a se:tion of shelves for which he is responsible and in which he takes special pride. Cn the lighter side, the Library Club members have many funffilled moments. Each se' rnester the group takes special trips. Cn some of their excursions they have visited the Uni- versity of Chicago library and the Qriental Museum, Parties held during the semester afford gay conipanionship for the student librarians. LIBRARY CLUB St-atwl A Markzzg M Stawiarsakip M Pin if-rg C Hughg I Harnptorig I CumcrlatO: C' Kurlmp M Korunkay M Wcberp P llwvl-Cr-r blttzrgfilrrq lf lfrlairimg li Stair: M Bcwizy Seah-de--ll Harmg M Vcrnong P Lukesy M. Willianissg Mrs Kramer, :sponsorg N Uiriin- Lakvg ll Walters Stanfhna--'CT Ibawsonq B 0'Ne1lp l Helly A, Kiphuthg I Moorvy I Parrnelee: D, Stra- harz' M llyrong H Hurry H Rosenberg N t Y-, Paar- lfifl HALL GUARDS Row l-R. Raverty, C. Ien nings, C. Hendrickson, R. Trernmel, C. Trick, M. Hur- ley, H. Boehm, D. Iankowski I. Welsh How 2-B. Kerrill, E. Nelson, K. Shodeen, M, Karneol, G. Ferry, H. Haros: D. Rabi deau, I. Ambrose, M. Chro rnicky, R. Agnew How 3AW, Hilleboid, I. Dusek I. Arnold, A. Lingier, P. Whalen, V. Iaclcson, I. Bur- zinski, E. Zegan, G. Schar- I. Lane Standing-L. Kale, K. Keene G. Van Westrienen, R. Stair R Royse, I. Wenta, I. Burdon . I orri or 66 afrolvggenellifs fAe wAole SCAQQI Belonging to one of Lindblom's most active service groups is a task which requires courtesy and patience. Sponsored by Mr. Iepsen, the hall guards are assigned to specific posts for duty each period of the day. A session with a hall guard might go like this: He arrives at his post promptly and opens his book to start his homework. As students pass, he stops his work to ask them for corridor permits, now the hall guard captain can be seen coming to check the posts. When this routine is completed, the guard is free to go back to his studying: x - y 1 . . . Pardon me, where is room 302? Right down the hall, third door to your left. Now Where was I? x - y 1 He writes busily, glancing up occasionally to check on conditions in the corri- dor. Iust as the bell rings, he gathers up his books with the feeling that order has prevailed at his end of the building. Ae Cup. ..... i ITV Page l4U Row l-K. Allison, I. Reczuch, I. Vladar, I Vanecko, E Crites, S. Wilkey, P. Crane, M. Frances, I Viliinek, I Rabig, S. Lacni Row 2-R. Peterson, R. Kosch, S. McKinsey, S. Thom, C Vana, G. Zawacki, D. Rees, K. Fitzpatrick: D. Vehe, W Preston Row 3-D. Deliflilio, B. Herr, B Soderberg, L. Feurs, N. Evan- cevich, I. Lewis, T. Lewis Standing-Mr. Iepsen, sponsor, G. Senkus, I. Madey: R. Vojf tesalc, H. Reeder, H. Hen- G dricks, Ft. Barth, L. Kemp, Tyschper, K. Schmidt, C Waterman, D. Antonelli, E Koldoff, E. Behling, R Hegener, I Peichtinger ,l .2 FIRE Fran Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 10-N MARSHALS tkM. Morano, R. Linal, Mr Froose, sponsor l-G. Kosler, I. Iancik, P Viece, P. Smith 2-W. Hillebold, I Daccfardo, F. Barth, E. Koldolt 3-K. Payne, F Wydra, H. Malik, G. Zawacki 1 D 4-C. Todey, I. Mott, T Clark: D. Ceithaml 5-I. Katrenak, G Szarat, E. Bohling, G. Kamp, I. Suicrhf M. Deplewskl, M Sutko, S. Lacni 6-W. Sherwin, E Mihalko, Lf Kionka, P. Holmes 7-F. Kamradt, L Unger, I. Bradley, K. Shodeen 8-L. Ienninqs, I Iupin, H Simms, D. Gruver 9eB. Korbakis, C. Pinkowski, I Hruby, D. Putnam Cason, R Wesxbora, I Blazek, R. Novak arsAals :CMJ 4745 ancers eefr gn fep DANCE COMMITTEE The classroom is silent, concentration hgvers in a thick cloud. Suddenly all heads pop up at the shrill ringing ot the fire bell. Fire marshals, ever alert, speed to their posts. Cn the job as the building empties, they check rooms and remain at their posts until the students return to their classes. Silence again slowly covers the school. The fire marshals quietly slip into their rooms and another drill is completed in good order. Preliminary arrangements tor such drills are handled by Mr. Freese and his crew. lt doesn't take magic to transtcrm the boys' gym into a ballroom, all you need is the capable dance committee working teverishly irom 3:00 until . . .! Later Friday evening in the beautifully decorated gym, the lights are dimmed and couples sway to strains of scft music. Under the spell ot this enchantm ent, thanks to the hard work ot the committee and Mrs. Lokanc, the evening is a success isr all who attend. From decorations to dance steps the committee does a complete j3b ct ho p-.ab.e entertaining. Howl I Hill, S Halagan, L Wagner, S. Mc'K1n::f-y, I Hansen, ID Kerrlll, N. Pcrlfetto, I Hruby ltov.'2 Mrzs lsokanc, sponsor, W. Kolodziej, M Walasy lf Barbarek, M Morano, P. Konch, lf Zeaan: I Point, I Albrecht, ff Kwiatt, lxl Bayer, E Petrow:-ski, M. Vfttllfilj IJ Putna Howfl l Zaruba, F Roach, B Kowalzyk, I. Soclerbrfrrq Page l4l Row IYC. Kosnary N. Lindauerp P. Voltzy R. Stair Row 2-R. Bielawag B. Sopronp O, Carvellg I. Parrneleey R. Iohnson Row 3-T. Bondg C. Novoscxdg I. Moore: C, Klein: C. Bantzy A. Peterson: E. Matuszakp D. Norsicg L. Knight The Eagle Staff i7Ae 7955 Eagle' You, the Students ot Lindblom Produced by LAVERNE KNIGHT GAIL MARTTILA Co-editors-in-chief PAT SEFCIK PHYLLIS IUST iirst semester second semester Business managers Scrrpt IOHN CRAVEN, Literary IANET ALBRECHT, Girls' Sports Dorothy Clifford, Assistant RICHARD BIELAWA, Boys' Sports Tom DeWees, Assistant CHARLOTTE KLEIN, Features Art Direction IOHN MOORE Directed by Marita Hogan, Literary Advisor Louis Swanson, Business Advisor Walter Mulvaney, Advertising Advisor Page 142 Row l-I, Albrechtp T. De Weesg I. Craveng I. Pointp G. Marttilap C. Hoyneg D. Cliffordp I. Moolin Row 2vP. Selciky D. Slarnaq M. Korunkag C. Whaitesg P. Iustp E. I-lilly S. Iohnson fjze Siafll. irecfs Qjzeir Big roclu ACT I Time: September As we enter the Eagle office we find that theme ideas and picture suggestions are the topics of conversation. The business manager is busy with the distribution of sales sheets and the organization of the subscription drive. ACT II Time: November The office bulletin board is crammed with notices about staff meetings, picture sched- ules, and items of general interest. The second dollar is due on the book and the business staff has Work-a-plenty. ACT III Time: Ianuary The copy assignments are posted. Then comes the familiar pattern we write it, rewrite ity read it over and overg change it again and again. This line or that one sounds funny? Dig out the old dictionary and find the word that says what you mean. ACT IV Time: March Page layouts are in! Captions and titles have to be written. Millions of things to do and not enough time to do them. The whole staffs frantic with the last-minute rush of printing dates and deadlines to meet! FINALE Time: Iune The Eagle is out! The sigh heard 'round the world f the staff relaxes! Page l43 cfion Upper Rehearsinq, gang, or just ioaiinq? Left That last pat oi make- up and that last piri does it. Didn't kriow we had tiappers iri choir! Gperi your mouth and say aah ! Right Mike doesnt seem to mind the oid lipstick and rouge treatment. A imai inspection be- fore Curtain time. And IVOTI with the Show! Page 144 I I O , arve ons efrzca ma ness C6645 ln Lett High! Whoops, there he goes! orid Mr. Coriqreves in with tr hurrtrl Wild worriors on the loose! Dori Norsic, director of scenery, turris drtor for this lldwtriicrri riurril Everyone gets into the oct! Whot rriolces Mdtt's blood pressure qo up, the rdcoori crodt or Iudy? A touch of the good old ddysf' bdrber shop style! These cool cdts ot the titties revive the Chdrlestori of the twerilies. ,axge im - is 11 : ' l l ij-asAions unc! ij-'cmls from ip fo oe Top Qutiitted for a day's work - even to the pencil in her hair. Good lookin', huh? How can we girls concentrate on studies with swell dressers like Steve around? Spotlight on hair Bobs hair a crewcut's the ragel Marcia's hair short and sweet pretty neat! Bottom These bracelets aren't the kind private eyes use, but they're sure to land Dyan's rnan. Bet rnine are shinier than yours, Perry. Links and French cufis have caught Lindblorn's fancy. Give her enough rope and she'll hang herself. C267 little pearl beads Y Y we counted 'ern.D My-4m.'H serve in fine esf of Circles 'K ff 1 X. t xx Next to lunchinq, Lindblorn's favorite pastime is lounqinq, Here are sorne Hdashin' fashions for a lazy mood. Ah, this is the life! Those slacks really shrank didn't they, Donut? I got shoes, you qot shoes, everybooly's qot shoes! And look at the variety! Box toes, hiqh heeled pumps, sloppy loafers ff all these are in the height of fashion. Page147 6?-all 7-lfllfl 71465 GV! OVVVIS LV Top A iiilorious hiqiitiiqiit from the GAA Circus, Too bod everyone couldnt get one! Center it tokes two to iiinike 11 sodct taste like this, Mutt Cotzzzie? Bottom Le-t's give 'em o qood siiowl Go team, qol O W if ' R ' x 1 QM, -f+ umbv as :LZVNAKJ CCIIWICVCZ CCHCAGS SICAOOZ Capers Top WI ' ' wwl IM mvwlss wfxlly Hy Ilkfx Ima? Center 5 jf1!IIlf?If'fJTIl?H 'l'l1c1r1k:sfJivi1m f'f1r1f1str1:': :Irv Mm tm mciko CIS Ihese Spfmisll Club IIlG?II11'JffISl krmfnvv. TIIFDEZW lmllwt Iwzssfmrz 'XNWFKW rfwzlly wortbw 11, WOIOIH Hwy, Roy! Hmmm lmwk whca mvflfind Nw f'!lFC?TlI1fJ rafvfftimwi Pfifjf- l4'? gi!-obalacy aze rings ecfic aze Left lsn't Santa supposed to hrimg the Cltrtstmus tree? Some fun! . , . says wllol lciclcet racket. Right Gotta keep your ltcmds warm, Frosty! Scmtds little helpers! Page 150 n Le!! M1 Mlilfl VOVVIS an 9 OILVS 0Vlf1PCl'C QVICI. 3 1441114 lst be ci lwcxvy drilw, Hmmsrml FSO! rw mwvv fm MOP! Hugh! Wf?fIfJf1f?F2fJ,ffDCJ, hurl 'rhmb fl 'ucxlru Tr: CQHEVIIII c OC'OI1l1T fgmilum I, TOIII, isa pmpfirinq 10 n BGVIIIVIFWS mud Tl UT. 10 Bofustl Pdfqf- 151 .Q Wm f ', P if L 'vii KR I 46 5- ,x ww an 'lb uialoors ann! gn mreams egin f X I I Left Miles away . . . Spring does things to people! These tykes take to their bikes with the first signs ot Spring. Who's the funny bunny that started this? High! 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Whatever your mood, let the camera capture it. Through the creative eiiorts oi a corps oi photographic experts your best moments are shown to advantage. When you see the results, you will have a hard time choosing your favorite picture from so many good prints. THE GIBSON STUDIOS 109 North Wabash Avenue ' CEntral 6-3982 Official Photographer for the Eagle i Page 155 WEST ELSDON HARDWARE 5748 SOUTH PULASKI ROAD POrtsmouth 7-0555 Chicago, Illinois MARKET TOWN BUDGET . 3 3 P M Z O U c FE 'S 'Hi 2 E o 5 E Q li'- C W fn REpubIic 7-4410 REliance 5-2121 3V2'M: INTEREST AT SIXTY-THIRD 8a CRAWFORD SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION William E. Kaiser, President 3940 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 29. Illinois WE CALL AND DELIVER LA CLARIE CLEANERS GR. 6-1651 1656 W. 63rd X- COMPLETE SERVICE Hours - 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Daily 5 HOUR SERVICE CASH and CARRY -H22 WOODROW WILSON JUNIOR COLLEGE Branch The Chicago City Junior College 6800 Stewart Avenue Chicago 21, Ill. ENROLL IN SOUTHTOWN'S MUNICIPAL JUNIOR COLLEGE! Fully Accredited Day and Evening Classes Full or Part Time Programs Wide Choice of Courses-Tuition Free to Chicago Residents-Well-Trained Faculty Excellent Facilities-Accredited Eight Week Summer Session Many Extra-Curricular Activities Convenient Location-Collegiate Atmosphere For Further information Address The Registrar's Office A COLLEGE EDUCATION IS AN INVESTMENT IN YOUR FUTURE AND THE FUTURE OF AMERICA SAFEGUARD YOUR FUTURE BY ENROLLING IN . WILSON JUNIOR COLLEGE ., GRovehill 6-0433 Rita Daniels Wielatz : REMEMBRANCE CARD SHOP PARTY FAVORS MADE TO ORDER Class of June 1929 1823 W. 63rd St. Chicago 36, Ill. ' 2701 West Sixty-third Street at Washtenaw Avenue SULLIVAN FUNERAL SERVICE PRospect 6-8300 2. Harry P. Sullivan Raymond J. Sullivan Phone GRovehill 6-2420 Standard Radio Electric Service Co. Sales and Service Not Inc. Replacement Parts Radios-Washers-Vacuum Cleaners-Television 3356 WEST 63rd STREET Deal C. Samyn Chicago 29, Illinois Page 155 fren rn hm cv! L. Qafequncc L ll your tuste runs to the exotic' und your poclcetboolc to the econoniic, luke the odvice ot Ruth Ruziclcd, Don Zuhn, and Rich Arnbuehl find drive ci Corvette by Chevrolet the new fushion in cors! Thut extro little Sornethinq cun nieon o lotp Ioon Hotcilo or dny qirl, is dlwoys proud to we-or u corsoqe troni lVlcCurthy Nelson Florists. MCCARTHY-NELSON FLORISTS vi FERRELL-HICKS CHEVROLET, Inc. 5727 South Ashland Ave. or ic os! ornm 15091510115 . . ' C71 JW f I C ' Dig those qlod rods, suys Ken Fruin us he gidinires Don Rojewslcis und Kurt L8dQl7l1llIil5 tuxedos troni Senol Pretty shorp, huh, qirlsl SENO G SONS DRESS SUIT CO., INC. 6336 South Westem Ave. 2513 West 63rd St. PRospect 6-1614-15 720 South Western Ave. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT uxedozs ond corsdqes worn in the koddchrorne on page i3 ol the lluqlv were provided through the courtesy of Seno G Sons and McCcirthy'Nel:sori Floristp: Putge 157 1 -' 1 . 1. -. -1 .1 .' I. .. n' 1 -1 Imported and Domestic Delicacies For Your Table ART. LENTZEN'S DELICATESSEN-WURSTGESCHAEFT Phone REpubIic 7-0568 Chicago 36, Illinois 1721 West 63rd Street F. Koch's Homemade Sausage- WeiseI's 8. Usinger's Cold Meats Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Graduates of 1955 From ELLER'S SCHOOL STORE 6245 SOUTH woLcoTT AVENUE WAlbrook 5-7474 STRANsKY's FLOWERS 81 GIFTS Complete Floral Service Corsages - Funeral Designs - Weddings 1938 West 51st St. Chicago 9, Ill. Proprietors: Edward Stransky and Mildred Jungman Stransky SAVE WITH SAFETY ALL SHARE ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO 510,000 BY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION O PUBLIC SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CHICAGO 1610 WEST 63rd STREET Phone WAIbrook 5-8121 W. A. ROPA, Secretary HAPPY GRADUATION May your career be a most successful one. For iob security and congenial otTice friends-work at the DOUGLAS FURNITURE CORPORATION A Good Place to Work 5555 West 65th Street, Chicago X- Many Employee Benefits Modern Office Methods Near C.T.A. Buses Good Starting Salary Advancement Opportunities GEORGE'S ROYAL BLUE 1855 W. 63rd STREET GRovehill 6-4056 QUALITY MEATS and GROCERIES IDEAL PET SHOP 1634 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 36, Illinois GEORGE SLATER - SHOES 5602-04 West 63rd, Chicago 38, Illinois 7629 West 63rd, Argo, Illinois SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY H- . qs .. 5. ,. IR Page 158 'u jig. ZILQIAALIL llfl'l.fl.Oll5, ana! y orncrnacfc Food ta tickle the palate ai every Lizidinlariiiio is available iri abun- Ciaricw in our iuriciiroom. Piping lioi fzaupss, juivy iiarriburqers, purripkiri pif X... Doesrrt tliai make your mauiii water? YOUR SCHOOL LUNCHROOM Page H39 may if 1 rf v if ' . nlfc our peg L A Yau riariie it arid weve gat ii, says Mr. Vicior B., that QODLIMITIIICIIIUiOOL1iSCilOOi. Firms arid ihiriqs far tile Cool qeriis and ilie liop qaisfi You have your Choice oi fine morcfliaridise for school use at Vids, agree Bob Wessiuerq, Alice Yerkavich, arid Burton Clark. VICTOR-B'S LINDBLOM TECH BOOK STORE 6204 South Wolcott Ave. REpublic 7-9478 and-iw XL s Phone PRospect 6 4055 ZIMMERMAN 8. SANDEMAN Funeral Directors 1648 WEST 63rd STREET Clarence E. Zimmerman Robert W. Sandeman MATUSEK Academy of Music 84 Dancing School of Champions Chicagoland Music Festival and National A.A.A. Winners MAIN OFFICE 2653 West 63rd Street GRovehill 6-4600-I-2 FOR BAKERY AT ITS BEST - SHOP AT HAMACEK'S and Doll Cakes For All Occasions 5242 S. DAMEN AVENUE Chicago 9, Illinois Party REpublic 7-4352 INSURED SAVINGS HOME LOANS SOUTHWEST FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association of Chicago X- 640I South Ashland Avenue Chicago 36, Illinois JOHN L. LEMMER BETTER COAL FUEL OIL FOB LESS finder Wagen Bros. X- 4552 W. 63rd Street POrtsmouth 7-8020 NlERMAN'S BOOTERY Shoes Carried From AAAAA to EEE Women's To Size I4 - Men's To Size I7 Complete Range of Size for Children 3148 W. 63rd St. PRospect 6-30'l'I Phone WAbash 2-8662 Printers of Year Books THE MODERN FRANKLIN CO. 725 SOUTH WELLS smear Chicago 7, Illinois Howard's Quality Meat Market Manager Fresh Homemade Sausage ancl Poultry TelePh0ne 1921 wEs1 51st STREET WAlbrOOk 5-9710 Chicago, Illinois GRovehiII 6-9248 El' . . 'R Page 160 5 :J 060 :24:L,cHcr, iss fgcrcfary L Lily Ann Nelson find loyce Novolc, Lindblorn fgrciducxtes, introduce Morilyn Acilderlcs to tlie opportunities ovoiloble ot Fox Secretoriol Col- lege. Mony competent secretaries emerge from tliis scliool. For troininq in the furidornentotls of business procedures, Fox is tlie plcrce to qo. FOX COLLEGE A Professional School of Secretarial Training 79th 6. Halsted STewart 3-6780 'A' SSIIVCIVICC OV OH10Vl'ON' The future is briqhter when you sove ot Tolmotn. Modern surroundings ond courteous service make it o pleasure to do business here. l955 qroduortes Alice Aldersori, Atlieno Monos' sos, and Fronk Olson are putting tlieir extro money, earned by working, to work for tlieni ot Talrnon. TALMAN Federal Savings 6: Loan Ass'n 5501 South Kedzie Ave. HEm1ock 4-3322 Purge l6l if Telephone GRovehiII 6-4400 GEORGE W. BOWERS COMPANY Dodge-Plymouth Motor Cars Dodge Motor Trucks Parts and Service 6422-44 South Western Avenue Chicago 36, Illinois Compliments of . SHORELAND HOTEL 5454 S. SHORE DRIVE FRANK G. MATAVOSKY President ECONOMY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 2650 W. 51st STREET REpubIic 7-6300 Phone REpubIic 7-0729 PALNIQUISTUS APPAREL SHOP Dresses, Lingerie, Hosiery, Millinery and Baby Wear 5 'I748 West 63rd Street Chicago, III. WESTERN ECONOMY MARKET ANDERSON JEWELERS FRESH MEATS-POULTRY-FISH-GROCERIES Where you get the Best and Most 5631 V2 wEsT bard STREET Io' YOU' M0 eY Special Prices to Restaurants and Hotels Chicago 38 Illinois Pnospect 6-9862-6-9863 2417 w. bard sf. S I The Most Popular Market on South Side - Established T921 Q Permanents That Satisfy-Hair Coloring Consultation Telephone portsmouth 7-5500 PRospect 6-II00 'I LINCOLN REALTY CO. -- FORGETTFS BEAUTY SALON Real Estate - Management 3 S. I-gang - Ingufqnge Mary Galvin, Manager Chicago 36, Illinois 4034 WEST 63rd STREET Specialists in Hair Cutting, Shaping, Styling and Waving CIIICCIQO 29, Illinois PETER CASSIO GRovehiII 6-T433 IMPORTED ITALIAN FOOD ffl' ' MALS' MEN'S SHOP I65I ' I653 W' WI' 5 ee' HABERDASHERY-HATS-SHOES Plzospecl 60976 6848 S. Ashland Ave. Chicago 36, Illinois RAdcIifTe 3-9583 COMPUMENTS sseusvs SERVICE STATION of Batteries - Tires and Lubrication N.E. Corner 69th and Loomis Blvd. CLEARING Y'M'c'A' : JOHN P. DICK 6451 S. MAJOR REIiclnce 5-7200 Page 162 51 clay IMA xgnfercsf Put it in the bank and watch it grow, say Carl Kosrtar, Marlene Korunka, and Mary Lou Turco as they deposit their sav- inas at the Marquette National Bank, where personalized service is always yours. MARQUETTE NATIONAL BANK 63rd cmd Western IW-it-16.2 'H lflcy Cofor 1 our x cnrf X cfircs ln the niidst oi a rnountain ol cfolorlul cans in ljeiclitinqers Store, Williei Kroll receives expert advice froni Ioe as to the proper kind of paint to use lor spring houseecleaninq. You can he sure that Willie's house will sparkle with paints lrorn PeiChtinqer's. IOSEPH FEICHTINGER IR. Paints, Varnishes. Wallpaper, Glass STewart 3-4218 7753 South Ashland Ave. KOIWIPAINPIIL4 of Phones: WAIbrook 5-1921 SAginaw 1-5609 Guaranteed Service if E GURNEY RADIO 8: TELEVISION LAB. E Expert Radio and Appliance FJ Repairing on All Makes We P'ck Up and Deliver E H, P, Phone' For Free Estimates E 2955 E. am sf. 5553 so. Ashland Ave. , D. B. A. Chicago, Illinois Y E I t t 1 I A GRovehiII 6-6803-O4 Display Room E fl el'S U e I'lSl.5l'Cll1Ce gel1Cy Free Esnmmes E GENERAL AGENT BRUNO F. FRANCIS UNION SHOP Licensed Plumbing Contractor Plumbing - Heating - Sewerage COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 2915 West 63rd Street Chicago 29, Illinois X- ff- COMPLIMENTS . 5900 S. Ashland Avenue ' f a Chicago 36, Illinois 0 ' WAIbrO0k 5-5671 WHEEL INN CAFE AV 3 ? 2 T ' Phone Hemlock 4-4166 '- CIRCO 81 SON url-lomsmuue SERVICE COMPUMENTS Furniture Made To Order Repairing of All Kinds First Class Workmanship OF 1953 West 63rd St. Res. 2nd Floor OPEN SUNDAYS 9 A. M. 'TIL NooN Dutch Boy, Devoe, Spred Satin, Sherwin-Williams, Chicago Bronze and Garden City Paints. NEW' ENLARGED INCORPORATED gi CZER HARDWARE AND PAINTS 2548 52 WEST 59th STREET We Rent Floor Sanders, Floor Polishers and Wallpaper Steamers. X' L HEmIock 4-3630 E 51 1 South Paulina Street Q JOHN E. EGAN il 5908 s. Keozie AVENUE CNC090 7, IIIIHOIS 5 Chicago 29, Illinois A Good Place To Work '- GRovehiIl 6-0090 -- -' -- Page 164 Save Here With Safety LAWN SAVINGS AND LIIAN ASSIIIIIATIIIN Organized and Chartered in 1923 SVZCMJ Dividend on Investment Certificates Q: L0 8 9 5. Q. 0 3 Q. 0 3 'U Q ul us U' 0 O 2' IP O 0 0 C 3 -0 uv All Savings Received by the 15th of the Month Receive Dividends as of the lst Complete Facilities for Saving by Mail Phone WAIbrook 5-6500 3525 WEST 63RD STREET CHICAGO 29, ILL. William Krueger, President Jiltdtd I . Q O 3 'Il 3 Q 3 Bu' O -4- STATE FOOD STORE 6059 SOUTH WOLCOTT E Chicago 36, Illinois 4 Ysuow PARROT LUNCH School Supplies and Light Lunches ' 1917 WEST 62nd JOHN PROSZEK Plumbing and Sewerage Contractor 1838 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 36, Illinois I H Emlock 4-7307 Phone PRospect 6-7519 We Call and Deliver ENGLEWOOD CLEANING SERVICE Specializing on Remodeling, Pressing and Repairing Fur Garments Remodeled, Cleaned, Glazed 1745 W. 63rd Street CHICAGO E GRovehiII 6-2840-2841-2771 TOWING DELUXE AUTO REBUILDERS CO. 5931 SOUTH ASHLAND AVE. Complete Auto Rebuilders Bridal Sets Watch and Religious Goods Jewelry Repairs KAY'S JEWELRY 8g GIFT SHOP DIAMONDS - WATCHES COSTUME JEWELRY 4823 S. Ashland Avenue Kathryn Kocis CLiFfside 4-6315 WAIbrook 5-7812-3 D4 Z2 C Swing WacAine Co. X- SALES and SERVICE Call and Ask About Our Sewing Plan H. E. Scheck, Dist. Manager 2825 West 59th Street CHICAGO 29, ILLINOIS FTD E Page 165 REINER MATERIAL COMPANY Telephone PRospect 6-8000 5812 SOUTH DAMEN AVENUE Face . . . BRICK . . . Common SWANK ROLLER RINK Skating Every Night Except Monday f Matinee Saturday and Sunday 2-5 P. M. Wednesday Reserved for Private Parties 2345 w. 111th cEd6rEres1 3-3693 Everything for Golf Phone PRospect 6-8749 GREAT LAKES GOLF BALL co. 531 Not Inc. Distributor and Factory Representative 6641 s. WESTERN AVENUE Chicago 36, Illinois SAVE REGULARLY LAWN MANOR BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 2700 WEST 59111 STREET Chicago, Illinois All accounts insured up to 510,000.00 Phone HEmlock 4-5566 LIGHT-RAY ELECTRIC Commercial and Industrial Wiring for Light and Power 3304 WEST 63rd STREET Mel Reichard Chicago 29, III. CHICAGO ARTIFICIAL FLOWER CO. 3520 WEST FULLERTON JEAN' S 1949 WEST 51st STREET WAlbrook 5-5951 Infants', ChiIdren's, Women's Wear BRAGG FOOD SHOP 1216 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 36, Illinois G 900 S 1704 1704 RANATA FUNERAL CHAPELS . Sacramento SAcramento 2-4747 West 69th PRospect 6-0600 West 69th PRospect 6-3800 753 W. Arthington HAymarket 1-7205 in Reliance 5-2181 3732 w. 63rd sf. EDWARD .I. KASPAR Hardware-Paints-Glass-Oils Plumbing-Electrical Supplies Saws and Lawn Mowers Sharpened I'I. S. RAIKES 5c to 51.00 5616 WEST 63rd STREET ' Chicago 38, Illinois :'. FV BRITTAIN HOBBY MARK 942 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 21, Illinois -3 ALbf1ny 2-6561 WAlbrook 5-2383 Page 165 5 GRADUATES: APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE i FOR A JOB WITH A FUTURE E 5 5 The Sherman-Klove Co. ii? :Q MANUFACTURERS ? . TOOLS - BOXES P SD E Bus TERMINAL IN FRONT OF PLANT L Q 3535 wesi 47III Street 5 QA? Archerl D CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 1 D ij fv sos's GROCERY and DELIcATEssEN WIDENS BAKERY 6616 SOUTH PULASKI ROAD 1030 W. 59th Street O s M437 Phone WAIbrook 5-0060 6058 S. Holsfed Phone ENglewood 4-3756 ENTERTAINMENT, INC, CREATORS OF CI-IILDREN's CAKES ' WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY ORCHESTRAS DECORATED CAKES FOR EVERY OCCASION BIDS Finesf in Bakery Goods For Over 40 Years PROGRAMS JOHN J- DONOVAN All Phones LAfcye1te 3-3110 Res' Tm 9'e 40878 ARTCRAET - CLEANERS - DYERS PERSONALIZED SERVICE 32 N. S1018 Sffeef Cleaning-Dyeing-Complefe Tailoring We Coll and Deliver :- Tel' DEorbom 2-5880 1904 West 47th Street Chicago, Illinois 5 Page 157 gg! un .Q All Phones LAfayette 3-6248 I C Q 'F JOSEPH VACHA 81 SONS kwl k servls One of the Finest Florist Shops . . in Chicago printing AMES H. GIBS J ON Home Appliances Parts and Services A. 8m J. SALES 81 SERVICE Phone PRospect 6-4707 I.: 6241 S. WESTERN AVENUE : Chicago 36, Illinois GRovehill 6-7545 H snErEL FURNITURE co. 6333 soUTH ASHLAND AVENUE Home OU'H e'S Since 1893 Chicago 36, Illinois 3214 16 vglfagird STREET Phone PRospect 6-1600 All Departments L. shlensky, R. Ph. T. shlenska, R. Ph. CENTRAL DRUG STORE joan! ZW jlougll f The Rexau Store WHEN YOU NEED MONEY TO BUY BUILD PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED OR REMODEL YOUR HOME l I '21 sooo w. 63 d si 1- TC i I Q, POrtsrnoUth 7-6638 r ree G Csircdigo, Illinois We are glad to aid you to home ownership at the best mortgage terms available. MONEY AVAILABLE AT ONCE -:- You will like our quick service ' Q Compliments X. f E 0 .I I-lEMLocK if A Savings and loan Association Ashland Ave. at 51st St., Chicago 9, Ill. H E L Telephone HEmlock 4-0600 - .- sfn, ON SAVINGS qcuffenf Ratei QQ ' I Page 168 LO0MlS Savings 30 and Loan Association Your Savings are Insured Up to 510,000.00 By The Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. -Jieliel 2 CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 3'M: Assets over 56,500,000 F 1359 WEST 51st STREET Q Chicago 9, Illinois A? -4 IP 3 o. U' T' o- xi o o U TTI uw O -I O fi' -4 Z O c -l I BURKE MOTORS, INC. 65th Street and Western Avenue CHICAGO, ILLINOIS PRospect 6-7600 PRospect 6 8716 REIiance 5-2899 EST. 1901 APEX UPHOLSTERING CO. Manufacturers of Fine Furniture Reupholstering - Repairing All Work Guaranteed H. R. Dobrocky 3320 W. 63rd St. Chicago 29, III. Heating Plants Vacuum Cleaned Furnace and Boiler Repairs Round The Clock Heating Service JOSEPH W. PRAXL Stoker-Oil Burner Sales and Service HEmlock 4-8917 lif no answer callj HE 4-7878 1739 W. 63rd Street Chicago 36, Illinois AIRLINE FLORIST 4755 W. 63rd STREET Chicago 29, Illinois Closed Monday REpubIic 7-9386 Tues., Wed., Thurs. G. Sun. 5-1 Fri. and Sat. 3 P.M.-2 A.M. PARTY'S PIZZA Italian Beef and Sausage Sandwiches French Fried Shrimp TAKE-OUT ORDERS 5919 SOUTH KEDZIE AVENUE John Partipilo Chicago 29, Illinois Irene DeCaro REpubIic 7-4011 LAWN BEAUTY SALON Specializing in Cold Wave Permanents and Hair Coloring HOURS: Tues. and Wed. 9-6 Thurs. and Fri. 9-9 - Saturday 9-4 3306 West 63rd Street Chicago 29, III. Queen Recreation 6236 souTH ASHLAND AVENUE Republic 7-9599 PF 32 Alleys 21 Billiard Tables P6 AiR.coNDiTioNED Hours Mon., Thur., Fri., 5 P.M. to 1 A.M. Sat. and Sun. 10 A.M. to 1 A.M. Page 169 -u 3' o 3 0 I1 P 'fi Q 54 cn 3 m 'P N1 X1 X1 'U O 1 UV 3 o C -O J' T' -o .. ro -o U 1 2. so -1 -4 cn an -1 5. O o .ga 1 'Si Ki. new 5 2 Qi 3 3 5 1 1 5 Hi? 3 fill i 5 3 5 1 5 1 en 1 E 5 5 3 5 E TOWN OF LAKE UTILITIES I 2. Furniture and Home Appliances JAKE S I'G'A' SUPER MART 2.' Quality Foods and Meats l800'02 WEST 47ll' STREET Poultry and Fish in Season As! Conle' Wood ?'l'?el 5512 W. 53rd sffeee Chicago 38, nl. ' Chicago 9, Illinois g F5 Lou S HARDWARE MCCLINTIC VARIETY :3 GLASS - PAINT - TOOLS .. 3944 W. 63rd STREET PRospect 6-3709 5607 S. Damen Avenue Porlsmoulh 7-8058 ::: Q. Q -1 Gmwehm 6-8444 Gkovehnl 6-7755 L. coNNou.Y's FLORAL sl-lov ASHLAND AUTO SUPP'-Y CQ- if Automotive Supplies-Machine Shop Service Flowers For All Occasions Accessories-Equipment 3534 WEST 63rd STREET 6059 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE John Fashingbauer Chicago 36, Illinois some lNcoRPoRATEn RAY BUICK INC- HEATING coNTRAcToRs 5011 WEST 63rd .: Y? POrtsmouth 7-8530 --, HEmIock 4-7800 I6I6 West 63rd Street Q Q J' 1: N: f i IR ,mllnuxxiv I1 3 2 OO W. 95T S'l1 Chlcdqo. Page 170 Q I li XFN- zf 1 ' 'ff 't ff . I S I 75 year old Southern Recipe I nevers been matched .: ' y J Sun made the old- 'T3 fashioned kitchen way ' ..,in small batches... : 6 using savory spices and only the very best pork. For an unexcelled, zestful treat-have Q X Parker House 5 Pork Sausages K tomorrow, sure! of Ulf 1 7 AR 'IUU nfl' ll E-1 i SAIiQAff'iE5E 'Iffaf ,III - rw? I x Us I N5 05,196 I if 9 31' BT 'U if r-1 3 G I d App : JS' f, is it' l If your grocer doesn't have Parker House, he can get it by phoning KE 8-1112 Really, lf's the Most . . . For A Real Groovy Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner Y: lAnd Nulritious, Tool -i . . . Ask Mom To Serve COLONY SPECIALTY SHOP Dealer In Ladies' and Men's Wear Expert Cleaning and Tailoring 3217 W. 63rd St. RE 7-4088 I.INO'S PIZZERIA FATHER and SON 1813 West 47th Street Chicago 9, Illinois ISAK GUSTAFSON CO., INC. Carpenter Conlraclors and Builders 1630 East 70th Street Chicago 49, Illinois FAirfax 4-0084 Compliments of A Friend X- HIGH STYLED SPORTSWEAR CLEARING SURPLUS 5643 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 38, Illinois L 0 PARKER HOUSE FRANKS 0 PARKER HOUSE BOLOGNA - PARKER HOUSE LIVER SAUSAGE BEST W,S,.,ES - 0 PARKER HOUSE SMOKED lINKS 0 PARKER HOUSE POLISH SAUSAGE H, - PARKER HOUSE HEADCHEESE HERB Kmggu, MEN's mop , IAII U.S. Government Inspected and Approvedl ': Remember, PARKER HOUSE, Southwest Corner 63rd and Kedzie Finest Sausage Ever Made! Page 171 - Phone GRovehill 6-0050 LYNCH NEON SIGNS Not Inc. SIGNS OF QUALITY 6540-42 South Ashland Ave. Chicago GROCERLAND 3115 WEST 63rd GRovehill 6-1212 WlLSON'S PAINT 84 HARDWARE Paints-Ladders-Glass-Wall Paper Housewares-Tools-Building, Plumbing and Electrical Supplies 5941-45 South Kedzie Avenue HEmlock 4-1381 Chicago 29, Ill. REpublic 7-9754 WYRE 81 DOHERTY SHELL STATION Washing-Greasing-Lubrication Repairing-Accessories Shell Products 3551 W. 63rd St. Chicago 29, Ill. , 7 Phone PRospect 6-1614-15 AMITY FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: WAN A550c'AT'0N MecAR1HY-NEl.soN rmolust fi 6910 souTH HALSTED STREET Florence McCarthy Nelson Chicago 21, Illinois ABerdeen 4-4400 6336 SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE . Chicago ,, I.: 5 QE S . S CLEARING DRUG STORE Phone REpubllc 7-1861 N' CUNY' R- Ph' uNlvsnsAl. EMPLOYMENT ssnvlcs ' 5607 W. 63rcl STREET 6255 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE -- - 1 .. Ponemeufh 7-6520 Room H 2nd F oo' Q . Kenneth L. Hoff Chicago 36, Illinois Q Phone Hemleek 4-7776 Phone PROSPSCI 6-4096 ' ' s I' -w II -P ' Home of Pure Whip Cream Cakes Pamlers uglls-Vasnigiper mms 3425 West 63rd SL Chicago 5641 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE . Chicago 36, Illinois l'lEml0Ck 4-3400 Phone CLiffside 4-6352 1 ERNEST GEISSLER CO., Incorporated CHI-lD'5 . REALTOR HOUSE OF FASHION FOR MEN ' Real Estate - Insurance 4921 5- ASH'-AND AVE- Q Mortgage Loans Chicago 9 gy 2749 W. 63rd Street Chicago Where Styles Are Born Page 172 -- . E Servmg Southtown Smce 7893 FQ 33 Q THE CHICAGQ CITY BANK 2 and TRUST COMPANY ,av E -I HALSTED AT 63rd STREET 5 E 9 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ,T E Q HT, SINCE 1886 5 FINE PAINTING - DECORATING - RENT . . . ? I BRUSH OR SPRAY PAINTING why Buy TIE SITE? TISLTQZS CAMERAS H pitals Apartments F f SCIMIS MOVIE - STI LL PAPERING DECORATING l CANVAS HANGING - 2 EXPERT COLOR SERVICE MOVIE and SLIDE PROJECTORS I COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE TAPE RECORDER L Over two-thirdgiog Zecfggfrxzgf fine painting YOU CAN RENT HANYTHINGH E PHOTOGRAPHIC I I LINDBLOM HIGH SCHOOL - i DECORATORS Send A Snap-Shot With Every Letter A can wenfwoffh 6-0722 t S I i , 0 0 uppy 2 81 6322 s. WESTERN wAlbm0k 5-3822 d Next Door to Marquette Bank Q ' 211 W. 63r Street Page 173 Phone WAlbrook 5-2232 RED STRIPE PRINTERS Quality Service 1152 WEST 63rd STREET Rudolph H. Schurman Chicago 21, lllinois Compliments of iii' ED'S WATCH REPAIR SHOP 1636 WEST 63rd STREET Q I f1 o no P E1 o U.. NOSAL'S MARKET E 5536 SOUTH ASHLAND A Friend Chicago 36, Illinois il f I' DIAMONDS-WATCHES-SILVERWARE E Since 1908 MERK'S sci-tool. stone nElcHMAN's JEWELRY stone 6100 SOUTH WINCHESTER 4940 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE E Chicago 9, Illinois Chicago' llllnols E PRospect 6-0674 F Q- ci . MARVEL RADIO -IAQ CAQ-ago Sales and Service HOME and AUTO RADIOS 7 A A 6 MOTOROLA - PHILCO - REVERE 26-CC ef' 0 2 2 g ADMIRAI. 6800 Stewart Avenue, Chicago 21 SYLVANIA TRAVLER ZENITH X' PHONOGRAPHS - PORTABLES GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES if TO LINDBLOM SENIORS . . . . . MARVEL RADIO SERVICE We invite you to continue your education with , L' dbl d t h Q2 :Treaty Zimngjrlizh gllat Zl.lLcei:JTT1?eeChice:glS 6604 S' DAMEN AVENUE Teachers College is a fully accredited, publicly GR0vehiII 6-5852 7:5 supported school giving training for immediate employment in a fine and respected profession. Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-8 - Sat. 9-6 Page 174 togbay il with Cglowers i Flowers Arranged i At Their Best A 275 3 3214 w. 55111 sfreef S Hemlock 4-5455 5,3 Flowers Telegraphed E Anywhere 3? lt's Time to Bring Yours In WATCH and CLOCK REPAIRS FARMER'S JEWELRY Clock and Wotch Service GlGllO'S FOOD MART We Deliver 5657 SOUTH ASHLAND GRovehill 6-3110 It pays to look well KUEHNER 81 SONS BARBER SHOP 3747 w. 63rd STREET REliance 5-2783 Chic ago C. D'ANDREA Shoe Rebuilder 3351 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago COMPLIMENTS W W' M STREET CHICAGO SAVINGS AND Chicago 29, Illinois HEmlock 4-4454 Phone WAlbrook 5-1008 S AND B TAILORS-CLEANERS Alterations of All Types ii? Hi Also Expert Cleaning 294716 W. 63rd Street Chicago 29, Illinois PRospect 6-3810 BECVAR FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5218 24 South Kedzie Avenue Page 175 JOHN PAKEL, President ik -- 22 3 SHANNUN Slilllllll UF CUMMERCE Business Administration I Secretarial - Accounting 3 E C. P. A. Review - S stem Plannin Y 9 3 . . . - 3 Q MODERN BUSINESS METHODS 5500 S. Damen Avenue -- GRovehill 6-8000 6? Q Q MAnzANo's 70 BOWLING LANES 5525 W. 63rd Street 3323 W. 63rd Street Open Bowling at All Times PRospect 6-1606 G. E. Canhom, R. Ph. CANHAM PRESCRIPTION LABORATORY 6252 S. WESTERN AVENUE Chicago 36, Illinois BEGEMAN for diamonds I'I. BEGEMAN 8a CO-I CREDIT JEWELER, INC. 4184 Archer Avenue 3142 West 63rd St. Phone Vlrginia 7-1718 Phone HEmlock 4-1225 - - z.: .1110 1 z g :S ge 176 SENO 84 SONS DRESS SUIT CO., INC. 2513 West 63rd Street 720 South Western Avenue The House of Formal Wear HAMBURGERS CHILI OGDEN HILL GRILL George Metropolis Prop. Phone GRovehill 6-9269 1956 W. 63rd St. Telephone REpubIic 7-0800 EDWARDS PLATE GLASS CO. EDWARDS Fine MIRRORS Chicago's Largest Most Comprehensive Permanent Di pl y 6201 SOUTH DAMEN AVENUE Edward F. Mulvaney Chicago 36, Illinois Aslljiun Brothers, Inc. Sf? FINE RUG CLEANERS AND REPAIRERS ik 8066 SOUTH CHICAGO AVENUE Telephone REge-nt 4-6000 I 21 ui 0 C -I I E IH ui -I P C -I 9 'U D Il -1 ui l . 2 ur -I 72 ou 5 O so ua I . m f-' m PI -I E 0 P I' P Z U CD m zu S 0 m 'U IP 27 -I U7 Machine Shop and Ignition Service F Q 6718 S. Western Avenue E Phone PRospect 6-8717-8718 Chicago, Ill. 3 THE BIG STORE ON THE CORNER Wallpaper-Window Shades-Paint JM .4 UI I0 -L Os OJ 7 D. U5 -I Z! I'I'I ITI -I S. A. BERGMAN, INC. Corner Justine Street Telsphone GRovehill 6-7077 Free Delivery STRAND PRESCRIPTION LABORATORY, INC. T. H. Jarek, R. Ph. l. C. Nowak, R. Ph. J. N. Kaszeski Doctors Building 5519 S. KEDZIE AVENUE Chicago 29, Illinois COMPLIMENTS of the OZEHJMM. IQ 51,4 Harry F. Yates ............ Honorary President Mrs. E. J. Frombach ................ President Mrs. C. W. Schroeder ........ 1st Vice President Mrs. Harvey Chaloupka ..... 2nd Vice President Mrs. A. T. Erickson .......... 3rd Vice President Mrs. Evar Nelson ......... Recording Secretary Mrs. Fred Wagner .... Corresponding Secretary Mrs. A. D. Peterson ................ Treasurer MARVEL TELEVISION Sales and Service Moronoui ADMIRAL F . sYl.vANlA Pi-lu.co TRAVLER '- 'YE' zsnm-I TOP TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE TERMS IF DESIRED O MARVEL TV SERVICE 6606 SOUTH DAMEN AVENUE GRovehill 6-5852 Hours-Mon.-Thur.-Fri. 9:00-8:00, Sat. 9:00-6:00 REpublic 7-7389 V. W. Bolin HEAT GAGE SHEET METAI. WORKS Air Conditioning - Gas and Oil Gutters - Downspouts 2539-41 W. 59th Street Chicago 29 Phone FRontier 6-4622 PIVARONAS BAKERIES Hamburger and Hot Dog Buns For All Occasions WE DELIVER 4622 South Marshfield Compliments of SOUTHTOWN OGDEN PARK Y.NI.C.A. 6052 S. RACINE AVENUE E e i 5 e 5 Q E Sf-Li Q Q Q 1 Q 5 i Q Q ? E Q:-. Q Q Q 5 Q v-:s Q Page 177 :Irf- QQ Q Q Q 2 Q Q ffl 2 Q Q Q HJ E Q f-H E 2 Q AP E AJ Q ffl 2 Q Q Q 6 IW 'IHA ffl -YHA ffl -'IFJ AN 5 MAYER FLORIST S ,M f N 3 i 1 ff' 2 PRospect 6-1134 1711 West card sr. B z Where inthe world S s do you want to gn? S PRospecl' 6-1137 5818 S. Hermitage Ave. WEST LAWN TAILORS AND CLEANERS A 'Id' oar' 4304 w 1 63 er sf e 29, III. 1 5 S .S i rerephene Pofremeurh 7-0940 K, , es f . chaeeg s . 1, S , f W ns NA s F ' s 915.11 Wo ' I Com Iiments P l l 7 'Q S 5 of hfWA-lWdllYl-.IIYA ,,lWA--- mm- W A Friend SlXTA'S BAKERIES . . . Wedding Cakes-Whipped Cream BEST Party Cakes-Our Specialty The Cake of Distinction from I 5405 S. Kedzie Avenue REpubIic 7-0469 6323 S. Kedzie Ave PRospect 6-7177 Compliments of ANTON G. FLORIAN CHECKER CLEANERS 6358 SOUTH ASHLAND Chicago 36, Illinois AND SUPPLY COMPANY il? A Division of I. T. 8. T. Corp. Manufacturers of Telephones and Communication Equipment A GOOD PLACE TO WORK 6650 S. Cicero Chicago 3, Illinois Page 178 JA. . TomorroW's Fashions Today f in Nationally Advertised APPAREL V . . . at the Pixie Shop Hi-Center ' W ' Q1 H I 9. lf 1: Our Hi-Center is , i 5 Devoted Exclusively to , K , Sub-Teens 81014 ' . X 1 ' Teens 1Oto16 55 ' - T . .jfs 1 Q IL1I'1lOTS 910 15 -X , -' ---Ai V- E Our Main Floor Features . . Infants' and , . .5 ,:.. , 1' 1 Childrens Wear to14 , f I 3 Boy's Wear 10211 , ' 3 ,,11'1: - t .51 l.::-:::v ' -:' - r 1 ,K I, Z N 'F . ,.1. :'-:' Q NL S Xxx- A:A' V if, ' ,.:.'-7, EEE: : 1 1-' E N' uf - H - w ,,,1 .,,.. A r -1 l X X Q fi f 1 X Zi' ' 1 ' .. i e '- - ' 'M ies i,1i x' ' ': Q9 1.1 W 2807 wesf 551h C1...1z'.1,11.. fi' I i wmbrook 5-casa Rspublac 7-9256 ,ilgn?fi0 'O 3500 ! Noon 1 00 V ! K I I Compliments We 2-3-1 Q Q Q Q Q fi? ?' Q ? Q E 3 Q Q i Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q el Q Q1 ? 4? es IFE: Page 179 ,. .-., Phone HEmIock 4-3200 For All Depts. BRABEC'S DEPARTMENT STORE Fel U 1 1 Q E 8 'S If SS I O M 'ri :- g 6 vw 2 I -o -n E E Q :: m :D c 1 na L 2001-03-08-11 WEST 5151 STREET Chicago 9, Illinois 21 French Fried Shrimps in the Basket 99c KASMER KUSTARD KORNER FROZEN CUSTARD Your Favorite Tasty Dairy Freeze SERVED ALL YEAR T 19 N7 A LII 'O 'I go 2?- mc 313 m2 N3 'Iu- 0 I I O -0' U O LQ VI N7 'U 319 9' O- UI Of Of L BISHOP SERVICE STATION Car-washing - Lubrication 1420 W. 63rd STREET ' GRovehiII 6 9871 L I f5Z 1 RI F. 11' K 1-5 SAVI xi MORTGAGE LOANS ON HOMES AND SMALL APARTMENTS . . f 900WEST 63rd STREET 0 CHICAGO 21, ILLINOIS - 5629 WEST 63rd STREET POrtsmouth 7-3535 6245 S. ASHLAND AVENUE GRovehiII 6-8400 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Office Positions For Men or Women Technical - Sales Executive - Factory ALBERT I. HOWE CAMPBELL DRUGS J. I. Kahn, R. Ph. C. The Prescription and Cosmetic Store 2457 W. 63rd Street' - Corner Campbell Ave. REpubIic 7-4010 Chicago 29, III. VISIT YOUR WEST COMMUNITIES YMCA 6235 South Homan Avenue HEmIock 4-0300 HI-Y CLUBS - TRI-HI-Y CLUBS SOCIAL DANCING-BASKETBALL-VOLLEYBALL I All 'Q 'Q 25 tx 'Q 3 rn Q: 5:1 as Q Q:-, ex eg eg eg Q it Q 'Qi Q Q ef, Q 1 eg c Page 180 We Call and Deliver 11 McGINLEY'S TAILOR SHOP ' Tailoring - Cleaning - Pressing riff Q Phone PROM 67277 GLENN WRAY ' 1655 WEST 63rd STREET ' Ch' 36, Ill' ' 'cage mms gnsurancce KQLE MQTQR5 LOW COST AUTO LOAN SERVICE AD YOU' P0 'i c Dade' OPEN MONDAY AND THURSDAY EvEs. 5343 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE 'U K' Chicago 9, Illinois l 2 6251 S. Kedzie Avenue E GRovehiII 6-0200 E E. H. HAl.voRsEN co. PROSPSG 6-2055 5 Real Estate - Property Management CHICAGO 29, ILLINOIS Mortgages - Insurance 3 3145 WEST 63rd STREET HEmlock 4-4300 Chicago Q HW REpubIic 7-9633 Trailer Rentals -A .Iohnnie's Standard Service Station -:- John J. Madeia, Jr., Proprietor T EMERGENCY TOWING 6158 South Ashland Chicago, Illinois Comphmenfs Paospecr 6-3000 E s H A P I R o ' s If Shoes of Character - For The Family o a V SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE AT 63rd STREET CHICAGO rienal Disney Hats - Interwoven Sox Haynes Underwear Jayson and Excello Shirts and Sportswear ,:, LEW BASS MEN'S CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS 2406 W. 63rd Street GRovehill 6-9869 WESTI GHO E ELECTRIC C0liPOR T10 3 NEEDS YOUNG MEN TO TRAIN FOR THE FUTURE 3' AS MOTOR WINDERS AND REPAIRMEN, SHEETMETAL FABRICATORS AND WELDERS, SWITCHBOARD ASSEMBLERS AND WIREMEN, fi TESTERS AND rNsP:cToRs. E Enjoy Top Wages, Steady Employment, Excellent Working Conditions, Paid Vacations and Holidays, Hospital and Group Insurance, Pension Plan, and Cafeteria. :g- 2 For an Interview call LAfayette 3-5520-Ext. 205 or 208 . . . or Apply in Person at 3900 West 41st Street ART'S QUALITY MEAT MARKETS Try Our Famous Corned Beef we DELIVER 6312 s. Ashland Ave. ckovehnl 6-9770 Compliments of PARKVIEW MARKET 2755 W. 7lst St. REpublic 7-9294 ' Arrowhead Uldsmohlle Company We carry a most complete stock of tubes for radios and televisions AU-I-0 RADIO REPAIRS 5370 S. Western Avenue Parts - Sales and Service - Tubes Tested Chicago 9, illinois PRospect 6-5104 :Z .il 2123 W. 5lst STREET Sam Ferone Authorized Oldsmobile Dealer, Service and Parts SOUTHWEST TYPEWRITER l SALES and SERVICE Chester sikon Chicago's Fastest Growing Authorized Olds Dealer 4933 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE 'Q LAfayette 3-3598 Chicago 9, Illinois PM Page 182 FAVIIR, RUHL 81 CU., Inc. Feddern's Sink 81 Counter Top Co. Fabricators of Formica Plastic Tops - Panelyte Tops 1023-25 W. 59th Street WAlbrook 5 4039 Chicago 21, Illinois gg Artists Materials Drafting and Architectural Supplies E T k H 4-7355 :QD Sculptors and Modeling Materials m oc E School Supplies and Airbrushes I.E0'S HARDWARE Sign Painters and Silk Screen Supplies TQT2 WEST 63rd STREET Pldure Fmmmg Chicago 36, Illinois .' 425 S. WABASH AVE., CHICAGO 5 HATTTSOTT 7-1339 Phone GRovehill 6-8283 NA'l'HAN'S STYLE SHOP I Dress:s, Coats and Suits - Lingerie il! 3117 WEST 63rd STREET Y Chicago 29, Illinois 'S REpublic 7-8900 DORIGAN BROS., Florists jf? 1641 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 36, Illinois will be pleased to accept OGDEN BAKERY . . applications for employment Edward Yonan, Proprietor . from High School graduates. WE SPECIALIZE IN PARTY CAKES cnovehall 6-0848 1510 w. bard sneer APPIY ff' Empfoymenf Oflice 5959 South Cicero Avenue Decomllve Palnllng Mondays through Fridays RESIDENCES - OFFICES - HOTELS - CLUBS . . SCHOOLS ,. CHURCHES FI'Om nlne Un1'II two P.M. ERNEST I.. KAYSEN PAINTING AND DECORATING ik Phone PRospect 6-9710 ' 6220 S. Western Avenue Chicago 36, Illinois Page 183 GORDON'S Fashions at Their Best for Men and Women 6433 SOUTH HALSTED STREET Chicago 21 ENgIewood 4-7600 2421 W. 63rd Street Chicago Pinckard Prescription Shop Prescriptions picked up and delivered at no extra charge Jos. T. Pinckard, B. S., R. Ph. Phone HEmlock 4-1500 Compliments of NOVAK'S DRAPERIES ' AND VENETIAN BLINDS 3013 WEST 63rd STREET wmbfook 5-8777 Q M CIIIIMIIII CIILLLGL HC Prepare for a High-Paying Job Executive Secretarial Legal Secretarial E Business Administration Accounting 'r Typewriting CManuaI and EIec.I . Comptometry ' Dictaphone 5 MORNING OR EVENING CLASSES Write for FREE Brochure . 10 N. 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Uerryl Heyna, Pharmacist E WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT Health Headquarters Since 1923 5 1858 W. 63rd Sl. at Wolcott RE 7-2204 LUMBER 2 Building Supplies - S. J. Devries 81 Bo. Serving Chicago's South Side IT For 56 Years SHEET ROCK INSULATION . PLYWOOD MILLWORK ROOFING HARDWARE FLOORING MOULDINGS WALLBOARD PLASTERBOARD POSTS Z3 For information - Service - 1 Fast Delivery . . . Call HUdson 3-7400 1515 W. 74th Street Compliments of PRIOR MOTORS 7819 souTH ASHLAND AVENUE E - i The Car of Today, Tomorrow and Yesterday Phone PRospect 6-7925 Say It With Flowers TONY KLOECKNER FLORIST 1857 W. 63rd Street Chicago 36, Ill. W 5 HV 2 BAB'S DEPT. stone I The Sfore of Quality 3 3431-3433 W. 63rd STREET ' Phone REpublic 7-6670 HUNT .IEWELERS 3106 WEST 63rd STREET John J. Hunt. . . Class of '23 Uunel KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS WATCHES - CLASS RINGS Page 185 .gg f STATE BANK OF CLEARING 'IWUJW Hauling Wwofofecl fo Wed giver? ganLing Ween! 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