Lindblom Technical High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)
- Class of 1956
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Co-Editors ToM DEWEES BARBARA SOPRON Business Manager P1-rYLL1s IUs'r Sports Editor CAROL BAN'rz Feature Editor BARBARA KRIEPS Literary Editor I 1 CHARLES NovosAD Assistant Editors ToM Bonn RONALD IoHNsoN JANET PARMELEE RUSSELL Cinco XX 2 6 1 Q. ff 'I fs-.ev w. OA8 W W .JGQOLU THE UNDERCLASSMEN seeking diversion, grow starry-eyed as a popular singer croons a teenrage favorite. THE GRADUATES framed against a crescent moon, rehearse a musi- cal number under the bright glow of the stage lights. THE CLASSROOM serving as the nucleus of the school program, is the focal point of activity for exploring various branches of knowledge. THE SCHOOL outlined against the sky with puffs of cloud or transformed by a snowfall into a winter wonders land, holds our most cherished recollections. THE STUDENT absorbed in his studies, plans a useful career for his role in an era of scientific experimentation. jaLeo! fo 0l'l'L0l l 0lfU. More exciting than a baseball pennant race, more amazing than the discoveries of nuclear research, more fantastic than fantasy itself-the conquest of space . . . Day by day in high school we acquire a growing fund of knowledge about our world. Work vital to our progress, studies that shape our thinking, activities that build character and strengthen social ties . . . all these comprise our daily contact with reality. Meanwhile, fantasy becomes fact as technical marvels are being forged which will have a tremendous impact upon our future. Between our years of growing as freshies, sophs, juniors, and seniors, life on our planet, sparked by the forces of the atomic age, is disclosing new secrets in the universe. With eager anticipation, with a keen respect for the values of a sound education, with a strong belief in the power of the human intellect to conquer space . . . we, the high school students of Lindblom, make ready to greet a bright tomorrow. ynnlv' ff 3 effing cqzfwainfecf WM jg niueme Examining ci snowflake under or microscope Or viewing the heavens with cr plcrnetolriurn, We keep potce With progress here and now, As We ponder the immensity of the cosmos. 1-.. R ,'IF1,,'7.' SAB! .-...,.....,.. Ae YMJC! m j0lC8 It is not to the students of today that we dedicate this book: But to the citizens of tomorrow. Potentially the best tomorrow of mankind, One in which our greatest dreams can come true. Every tomorrow, however, is made up of a yesterday and a today: This book represents one of those 'yesterdays In which were spent some of our happiest moments at Lindblom. M54 cgzience 7f,nc!e1ffcLAe5 lie Znciwedlf Sauce We, as students, are constantly plunging into an ever-widening circle oi hunian knowledge. ln the midst ot our quest for learning, we pause to aclcnowle edge the challenge oi creative thinking that seeks to link earth with rnoon. Exploring the resources oi our immediate environment, We discover that every phase ol high school living enriches our existence, develops our abilities, and helps us to adjust to new situations. Scanning the skies with an artist's eye are Tom Hurley. Elaine Mock, and Bob Kowalzyk. They have been inspired by the Planetarium lecture to learn more about the heavens through personal observation. The school library is the logical place in which to find students engaged in the search for knowledge. 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Poi fldislp Mr Hdrry F Ydtesg Lois Leolebuhr fd Womenf OZLJIYULPQ 5 ML come ju ,fd gm? any Tens, o cherished Litidbloni tradition, offer CI wonderful opportunity for our principol, Mr. flurry P. Yotes, to converse inforrnolly with students, fdculty, ond friends. With the senior C'L1ll!lL'llOfS serving os hostesses dt the rnonthly P.T.A. tects crnd the principol pctrticipotinfgi in the social oywnts, good hurndn relotions ore bound to flourish. Chorocteristicolly, the door of the princip?1l's office is ctlwoys open to visitorsg students find Mr. Ydtes ever willinq to consider fiiiy topic thot benefits the Lindblorn student body. Ptlqe l 4 Qffvim mi , fmiefa f if gi 119 4 ,-W-can-0 Jw , nl ,,, E 'sf in-1 . 0, 'I Y .L 1 b 3555 SA Af ,K 7 esfiiiff , . 5 fax W 5,3 x W 1 Xe X . -.: S 3 , I B 5 ' wg: ilk: Y I W , . ' .. -. 'nu ..s' j,,.f . .-x f - t K,,',4wQyn,, . - J. . in A..,.,.-w u- . .. ........-..-.... , 'fin.,- ,S '1 ., . 4 .. A 1 Jxiwik' HL.. 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' Q Rh, ,AU ,1 ,L J xiii was Q' 3 N -X gif f ' I Qzfnrek Xen, wi Jper left Performing an experiment with elece city involving the Wheatstone bridge gages the attention of Cary Osman. :irion Baness, and Paul lligstrom in e physics lab. Jper right General science students enjoy the -netits of visual education. 'l'o be able scientific phenomena illustrated movies gives science students a Orough understanding of such ele- :-nts as wind, weather, matter, and orgy. mler Zn 4 HVSO, ---5 ZnSO, l I-I With this reaction as a basis, Kim ang, Fred Claza, Ruth Fix, and arilyn Ueplewski periorm an experi- nnt in which hydrogen is collected in ittles for tests to determine its prop- ties. iwer left Scientific study of the grasshopper emands careful observation of its in' rnal structure. Young biologists Carol CCOO, Richard Arnold, and Pat Kwiat- iwski check all details to get accurate ita. iwer right Edith Hill visits the exhibit at the useum of Science and lndustry to get side information about the circulatory stem. ltivrll Yi 9lflfLOClf'6LClf Upper let! Barbara Grant interprets population trends tor Don Wencel in economics. An im- portant phase ot social studies work is reading graphs and charts, Upper right A panel discussion on party organization in a civics class leads to a better understand- ing of our political system. Don Kulikowski, Agnes Fitz- hugh, and Birdine Bradley discuss the influence of the national committee in party nominations, as Bob Raverty locates a favorite sons state. Middle left Recapturing the past through modern means ol communication brings the re' ality oi yesterday into focus in the study ot U.S. History. Sue Amstutz, Paul Engstrom, and Regina Blue peruse head- lines based on important hiss torical events. Middle right Bill Hitchcock traces munici- pal organization ior civics stu- dent Iackie Sindelar, who as- sociates the name with the lace. Lower Independence Hall is brought to Lindblom as Rich- ard Wojcik. Ierry Markus, George Boyd, Robert Ander- son, and Simon Cangemi re- enact the signing of the Dec- laration of Independence. Pi.1o?it EOClfLl4fL8lfLf86! Web, the people of the United States , . These words evoke glorious memories of our national heritage of freedom. Because of the understandings developed in history, civics, and economics, students are acauirinq information that will help them maintain and protect this free dom. ln the social studies the rnaf chinery of aovernment, the story of democracy, and our inheritance as a nation unfold before the student. ln- terviews with civic leaders, union representatives, and successful busi- ness men, toqether with field trips to government institutions, make the social studies vital topics in every studont's life. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT FACULTY Upper Mr. Miles Shore ljconornicrs Chairman ot the flotfial Stiitticna llepartrncnt Miss Margaret B. Howatt llimstory Mrs. lane L. Cates llizatory Left center Mrs. Aanes Donoahuo Civics Mr. Michael Ganey Civics and History Right center Miss Betty Hansen Carecrrz Mr. Philip Abrahanison Civics Lower Mr. Montefiore Goodman Civivxz and History Mr. Edward Boucher C1 v ics llafif Xt ilu-v anew' sms-.,.,,, 'rt'-LP an-ff 3' .WJ .Q-4' t Ex. S X : . 3 ei, X in , ,, , 8, , .. 'Ei ,-v i Y I Q ,Q . gi Y WSE a:seaQ.,f '- X ::4,,zs,.::, :'-25: w n:! .- Elf: 194 .wwwww , R 1 - .. -. Q sup' L 0' 92 -. 5 . 5 sh A X U ... Q :QFQQUR WR ml Q! X in 14 XS E V' N--....Av V ' 552355 . an ,.,, . f x ,.:. , fl I -1-. ., i .- ' .,..f ? S' 4 . -I 'K gf 'ibfm 'M 5 . .gg jzmmw Q Y will ?E3E? a'ff 53 www ni Q iw ws an firm 232 . iw f'i:ismf., x 2 iii. , 4 .... : 3-: 3 U W N I ,Q ,Q wfxkzf asp. X , N .,..,. ...,.,.. , ,.,. . Q Q 1 5: 'ir-,gag gg :I Q -5 2346 4 6: :wa wafEf:ff1 .i.: 8,9811 15 OVL 0l4fLWlf6lf'C8 Through a maze of machines, sharp- ened pencils, steno pads, ledqers, and charts, the commercial student acquires the know-how ol successful business practice. The clatter of typewriters and comptometers indicates that students are mastering basic skills on machines. Those who receive training in short- hand, tiling, and bookkeeping are sharpeninq their wits on short forms, alphabetical twisters, and P G L state- ments. ln aeoaraphy students are de- veloping a knowledge of world-Wide economic conditionsq in law they are becoming familiar with legal docu- ments. Practical experiences in school and industry supplement this training and prepare students for immediate job success. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT FACULTY Upper Miss Blanche Doyle Office Practice Cliairinan oi the Commercial Departnien' Mrs. Amy L. Haley Stenoqraphy Mrs. Grace Clark Pniizgiiioss Trtiininfj anti Coinptonietry Center Miss Adele Peck Bookkeeping Mr. Walter P. lopsen Coniinercial Law Lowe! center Mrs. Alice Hubert Commercial Geography Mrs. Ruth S. Thurn Stenoqraphy Lower Miss Helen B. Goldbacher Stenorgrapliy Mrs. Edith Deter Stenoarapliy Mr. Walter A. Mulvaney Bookkeeping Piiae Z3 Language 3520847105 5 Alf' me calf Home unc! ,Magma The fundamentals of a foreign language are mastered step by step in daily classwork, but the end result is the attainment of abilities that stretch out with profit over the years. Acquiring ease in pronunciation, adeptness in usage, and proficiency in language structure, while time-consuming, brings sound knowledge and personal satisfaction. The modern languages, Spanish and French, acquaint students with the customs and history of these countries and develop the ability to speak the native tongue. Students of classical Latin find many opportunities to display their knowledge in medicine, law, and science. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT FACULTY Upper Miss Marita Hogan Latin Miss Birdie I. Ehrenwertli Spanish Chairman of tho Language Depaitiiient Miss Mary K. Dowd Spanish and English Lower Miss Eleanor Podkrivcxtfky French and Spanish Miss Esther Q. Macdonald Spanish Page 24 , x 3 -. , ,:r . f uu ,mfgk 16 ..-4' Page 26 Aayoping Mo jP85A syofead For a peek at future homemakers glance at the Home Arts Department, which introduces girls to meal planning, sewing, child care, and home nursing. To the girls in cooking classes, it's pure pleasure to make and taste such deli- cacies as pizza pie, jellies, and cookies. ln addition to sewing skill, the students in the clothing classes develop a sense of style and a knowledge of materials. In home manage- ment many phases of homemaking are con- sidered, such as planning a budget, making a weekly schedule, and choosing home furnish- ings. A Red Cross nurse visits the home man- agement classes periodically and demonstrates child care and home nursing. After they have participated in these sessions, the girls receive Red Cross cards testifying to the fact that they have completed the work successfully. To make the girls model homemakers, as well as charm- ing hostesses, is the object of every course in this department. HOME ARTS DEPARTMENT FACULTY Upper Miss Bridget Taheny Home Management Mrs. Mary Hayes Clothing Lower Mrs. Lawnzina Duncan Foods and Clothing Mrs. Betty L. McBride Foods Chairman of the Home Arts Department n omema ing Upper An interesting phase of home management includes the unit on child care, Pat Polic and Donna Templeton enjoy practicing what they have learned on such a well- behaved child Middle The girls in home arts oiten con- tribute their talents to Red Cross projects. Iudy Centino, Mary Lou Oswald, and Iudy Gilmartin make clothes and dress dolls which are given to underprivileged children. Lower Ie!! At the Museum ot Science and lndustry the eHiciency kitchen that every girl dreams of entrances Kathy Iackson and Ioan Valla, as they ine spect its outstanding features. Lower right Nothing equals the thrill of making your own dress. Donna Warstlar and Lynn Bayer admire Cathy O'Donnell's creation. l'1fiel?'! en ana! Wacfiine Shaping a screw driver, sgstf ting type, pouring brass cast' ings, and making a model engine are some of the accomv plishments of the tech students. Woodshops, machine shops, foundry, print shop, and the drafting rooms of Lindbloms technical department provide the setting in which this work is done. The work of the shops often dovetails: foundry pat terns are designed in drafting classes and made in woodshopg castings poured in foundry are finished in machine shop. Tool-5 looxes, small pieces of furniture, looolcends, and trivets are but a few of the personal things made by the boys as they acquire practical slcills in their shop courses. TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT FACULTY Upper Mr. Charles lohnson Vlfoodshop Mr. George Aiken Machine Shop Mi. Robert Hodor Printing Ce 'ifci' Mr. Howard llilditcli Woodasliop Mr. lohn Anderson Foundry Mr. Robert 'lhornas lwlaclnnc Shop Lower Mr. Walter Freeso Mechanical lirawir cz Chairman ol the TCC'ilYilf ,ll Department Mr. Henry E. Moehle Mechanical llrawiria Mr. Ted Hunter Mechanical Drawn a l age 28 :S wa 4 , H n A Xa ,v 4 Q., fifq uf 1: t ,. 'Q-ig' 1 Li X f ins W Y S S LETIN p nu wuua r +9 ' Q as THIN! E U ,SHSNINTURQ-R 3 S 7' axe' , 3 QQ, The G.A.A. Board members take l . if gy 3 A 645' 'S special pride in presenting a variety oi 6 H fb: Q- Q healthful and enjoyable activities lor . ' 9+ c 0 alter school hours. Virginia Kemper 5X WL and Carol Bantz study the poster they have made to advertise the special athletic program. iyfzwicaf gyzfzcalliolfz .fdcfuanced .JQQJAAXAX again? jar lt takes more than intellect to achieve success, for a successful person must have poise and physical stamina. These qualities are acquired through conscientious effort on the part ot the in- structors and students in the physical education department. A variety ot sports for both boys and girls is encouraged in order to keep mind and body healthy. League and intramural competition provides the boys with a healthy outlet for excess energy, while the R.O.T.C. fosters leadership de- velopment and citizenship training. A wide range of activities is offered every girl in her gym class. During the month of Ianuary every student had a TB x-ray when the mobile unit visited Lindblom. A boys' health class lines up as each one awaits his turn. Mwmwwwwx sm Xt-RAY U if when !Qf0m0feM loorfdmcmd M70 Upper GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS Miss Ethel Murphey G A A Baird Miss Pauline Callen Gym Leaders Mrs. Margaret Barry Cheerleaders Chairman ol Girls' Physical lfclucwxtiori Department Upper left GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS Miss Agnes Radich Swim Loaders: Mrs. Clara Chen Center BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS Mr. Rudolph Bohor Swimmina Mr. Henry Srnidl Gymnautifrs CllfIlI'II1fIIt ot Boys' Phyfsieal lffltieation Department Lower center R.O.T.C. INSTRUCTORS Ste. Robert Wilson M Sqt. Wirt T. Glover Lower BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS Mr. Edward lanousek Baseball Mr. lohn Labant Mr. Gustavus lones llazsketliall Page 31 MALC ,AVLJ ,Aft 555804 3 M ,yn gmfilftelflft oZ76'lfl'LglfL6Lg8 The World would be a desolate place it it were not for the beauty ot music and art. Soft, soothing colors and harmonious, pleasing sounds do much to enrich our lives and temper our moods. A well-rounded personality must include an ability to appreciate the fine arts. Train- ing in music and art stimulates the student's taste in both areas and provides for individual creative development. To experiment personally in artistic endeavor and to engage in musical exhibitions is a privilege accorded every student. Placing notes on a scale or mixing primary colors on the chart are preliminary toward more advanced courses in instrumental work or figure drawing. Upper Mrs. Edith Symes Mr. Ioseph Schmitt Miss Carol Chenoweth Lower Miss Bertha Caspers Mr. Christian Lyngby Miss Angela Tomaras Page 32 .3 ir' rw ul. . ART DEPARTMENT FACULTY Chairman of the Art Depar ment MUSIC DEPARTMENT FACULTY Chairman ot the Music Department fda .xdffijfic mit, Upper left AHT DEPARTMENT The artists proudly hang their work! Colorful mobiles designed by the class add a decorative touch to Mr. Schmidt's studio. Upper right Reproductions of old Chicago mansions are given a final dab of paint by Karen Powley and Pat Balek. The art rooms are always alive with eye-filling projects and dazzling displays that tempt the passer-by. Middle MUSIC DEPARTMENT Folk dancing in native costumes to melodies from the old masters gives music students a real appreciation of rhythm. Maila Karneol looks through the record album and selects the next number while Helene Iahaske, Ioe Sulo, Margarita Kava- liunas, and Paul Zambaukis illustrate an intricate step. Lower Head four forward and the sides di- vide. Square dancing to the fiddler's tune is a well-loved American custom. Lind- blom students Ioyce Schiller, Dennis Francis, Iune McLean, Angelo Ingala, Vir- ginia Kemper, and Ken Bernas demonstrate a step while Carol Bantz listens to Bob Polich's fiddle. This group danced at the qirls' athletic asembly in the first semester. Prifif- 33 ga ing Keyed A To achieve the al-tlity to corn- rnunicate well with your tollow- nian, to create a sharper un' derstanding oi the English lan' guage, and to encourage a deeper interest in the finer works of litera- ture and drama those are the goals towards which the English department is constantly striving. Making book rernortsa, coniposing letters ot application and getting practical experiences in writing tor essay contests - all contribute to a students writing Wizardry and add to his knowledge ot proper grammatical usage. Reading the works oi literary giants extends his vocabulary and cultural back- ground. Many a senior recalls guxnung overthe endkms away ot work connected with rnastering the English language, but as a graduate he realizes the vocational Value ot his ettorts. Upper Curiosity compelled Douglas Balan, Iudy Kasman, and Diane Penczek to inquire about the bust of Robert Lindblom in the well-stocked school library. A member ot the Chicago Board ot Education. he was an enterprising public-spirited citizen tor whom our school was named, Center ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FACULTY Mrs. Lucy Long Mrs. Alice D. Stanton Mrs. Ainy B. Shallenherger Lower left Members ot an English 6 class concen- trate on a project as they undertake pre- liminary research in the library. Lower right ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FACULTY Mrs. Gussie Atkinson Mr. Harry Toniaras li til: fill xcifm ENGLISH DEPARTI FACULTY Upper Mr I H1 1im1 C mr Mi: S B mmcr Gm 1 Im!! Cenlez Mr' Comm My H41 Hxqhl center Mis C vm Mlm Armf c CI Middle Mil Mi: Lower Mr Mr LIBRARIANS Lowe! Hgh! Ml: B1 H 11l1l11r11r MIL Ifllorf B L Ml: L15 x fx mm ir 1 H14 1 ,cv M 3 2 4 VL 5 If'86LIfQ5 jfo Ulflllflf ,!gflflfL05l9 QPQ cyfbtefedlf Upper Grease paint and brushes can transform aspiring thespians ol the speech class into adults, historical characters, or small children. Carol Dudley and Rich Rosenberg will have a new look when Iackie Cumerlato, Rosemary Cahill, and Danny Rogavich linish applying the make-up. Dorothy Kraus gets ready to do some helpful prompting. Lower left Contemporary writers interest junior bibliophiles, Dennis Kearney and Susan Spruth. In an illustrated lecture in the library they present their findings to the class. Lower right Using a cooperative approach in vocabulary building, Iohanna Swanson looks the word up in the dictionary while Donna Waleryszak relers to its application in a literary selection. Gary Prescott demonstrates at the board how to use the word in a sentence. Page 36 0-oloeralfiue ,xgclfiuify C cwacferizea cgifzoof Organizafion Upper left The office staff, Miss Kathleen Shannon, Miss Geraldine Wright, and Miss Gertrude Dunleavy relax for a moment between their myriad duties of typing reports, making out transcripts, and taking dictation. Upper right A sympathetic smile is the trade-mark of Mrs, Ann Amthor, custodian of the restroom, as she soothes fevered brows. Mr. Irwin Brazil needs a large store of patience, as well as supplies, in order to tend to the stockroom. Center left Maintaining the boiler and its complicated mechanisms requires skill. Mr. Zycheck is one of the firemen who keep our school warm and com- fortable in all kinds of weather. Center right Lights on . . . and to assure the fact that they stay on, the control box is inspected by lVIr. Anton H. Felip. more popularly known as Tony . Lower left It isn't all paper work, as you would soon find out if you had the job of Chief Engineer Lester Robinson, who keeps our school in tip-top shape. Lower right Cleaning up is a big task which is capably handled by the attendants of Lindblom High School. The brush and broom brigade find their work is barely finished when it starts all over again in a school as large as ours. ,ma- Y 7 t. V 'fun-, we-'A' 'fi C23 E Page 37 t H E G O O D G O O D E A R T H Awaits, ready to receive the 1956 graduates. . . Offering opportunities for varied careers To the talented and the enthusiastic, the industrious and the persevering, About to divulge the treasures of the cosmos to diligent inquiry: Even tantalizing our With the promise ot a journey to the moon. Page 38 enior 45015195 0 56 - wilflfy or wide - reueafdie pace of alf RICHARD BIELAWA L Cup Winner, Co-Valedictorian, 2 L's , Class Soloist, Madrigals, 6 S Certificates, Senior Boys' Council, Boys' Sports Editor of the Eagle. RAY BIEROWICZ Swim Team, Treasurer of Architects' Club, L Club, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Baseball Team, Intramural Basketball. PATRICIA BILLS G.A.A., Mail Service, Team Games. BARBARA BISCHOFF Senior Girls' Council, Concert Band, Student Registrar, Mail Service, G.A.A., S Certificate, Honor Society-6 Semes- ters, Eagle Salesmen. HARRIET BOEHM Eagle Salesmen, Hall Guards, Gym Locker Guards, Mail Service, Gym Office Assistant, G,A.A. MARGARET BROMAN G.A.A., Mail Service, l.C.C., Sub Debs, Tumbling, Team Games. HARRY I. BULL Chairman of Senior Boys' Council, President of Spanish Club, Treasurer of Honor Society, Honor Society-5 Semes- ters, S Certificate, Ushers, Projection Club, Class Prom Committee. MARION IOYCE BUNYAN A Cappella Choir, Honor Society-4 Semesters, Class Sing Committee, l.C.C., Mail Service, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Teachers' Assistant. NANCY BURKE A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, l.C.C., Class Sing Committee, Team Games, G.A.A,, Mail Service, Hall Guards. C2144 ofjanuary, 1956 MARION ANNALORY Leader Salesmen, Student Registrar, G.A.A., Hall Guards, Team Games, Teachers' Assistant, I.C.C. URVE AUKSI Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society-5 Semesters, Library Club, G.A.A., Badminton, President of Spanish Club. RONALD BARNETT Vice-President of Architects' Club, Swim Team, L Club, Drama Club, Frosh-Soph Football, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Frosh-Soph Basketball. NANCY BAYER Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Dance Committee, Leader Salesmen, Typing Award, Team Games, Vice-Presi- dent of Ianuary Class, Gym Leaders. GERALD T. BEAM Varsity Football, Hall Guards, Spanish Club, Archi- tects' Club, L Club, Football Ticket Salesmen. SHARRON BENLINE Captain of Cheerleaders, Cheerleaders' UL -3 Chev- rons, Class Prom Committee, Dance Committee, Gym Lead- ers, Team Games, Student Registrar. RODGER CLARK Hall Guards, Fire Marshals. ANTHONY COCO Hall Guards. ANITA CONKEY Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society-6 Semesters, S Certificate, Leader Salesmen, Gym Leaders, Student Regis- trar, G.A.A., Class Gift Committee. IOHN CRAVEN Gymnastics, 3 L's , Golden Eagle, L Cup Winner, Liter- ary Editor of the Eagle, 5 S Certificates, Senior Boys' Council, A Cappella Choir. HALDEN DEPPERT Hall Guards. IUNE DOLIANIN Concert Band, Typing Award, Hall Guards. 5 Page 40 'An .Q .EMA fAl'0lftgA 5iXtA. V014 CJLVLZ Zed! Al' 61, 56l'Lll0l ,9I 0gl 6lWl. if RONALD EDWARDS Intramural Basketball, Spanish Club, Hall Guards. WILLIAM EGAN Hall Guards, Fire Marshals. GENE EGGERT Swim Team, Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, 'IL Club, Hall Guards, Gymnastics, Eagle Ad Club. KARL EHN Honor Society, No Tardiness. TED ERICKSON Hall Guards, Fire Marshals. ROBERT C. FASICK Captain of Hall Guards, Concert Band, Spanish Club, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Concert Orchestra. I PAT HASENBANK G.A,A., Skating Club, Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Gym Locker Guards, Team Games. TOM HASIBAR Class Gift Committee, NL Club, Hall Guards, Varsity Foot- ball, Intramural Basketball, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Student Registrar. ROBERT F. HEHER Latin Club, Captain of R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, R.O.T.C, Picked Platoon, l.C,C., Hall Guards, Ushers, President oi ROTC. UL Club. ROBERT V. HICKEY Senior Boys' Council, Golden Eagle, Skating Team, 5 L's , Co-Chief of Fire Marshals, Varsity Football, Honor Society, Intramural Basketball. WILLIAM HITCHCOCK Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, Baseball Team, Eagle Salesmen, Football Ticket Salesmen, L Club. MARTHA HOARD G.A.A., Gym Locker Guards, Spanish Club, Gym Leaders, Library Club. Page 41 H STUART FERST Latin Club, Honor Society-3 Semesters, Treasurer of Science Club, AGNES FITZHUGH Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., US Certificate, Honor Society -5 Semesters, Gym Office Assistant, Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness, Hall Guards. KEN FRAIN Varsity Football, Baseball Team, Skating Team, Honor So- ciety, Senior Boys' Council, UL Club, Prom Committee, A Cappella Choir. LILLIAN GIGLIO Mail Service, Team Games, G.A.A., Gym Locker Guards, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards. HONG GOON Concert Band, R.O.T.C. L Club, Library Club, B.O.T,C L , R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, GERTRUDE GORMAN President of Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Leader Salesmen, Eagle Salesmen, LD Club, Teachers' Assist' ant, BARBARA GRANT Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Sub Debs, No Tardiness, Team Games. DELORIS HALL G.A.A., Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, Honor Society, Team Games, Spanish Club, Badminton, I.C.C. IUDITH HANSEN Vice-President of French Club, Madrigals, Co-Chairman oi Iunior Prom, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L -4 Chevrons, Secretary of I.C.C., Golden Eagle, Leader Staff. A ' if WW new ZW fl.. Lgffaff WM 5057.7 W2 get out Ll tw MMA. ALICE IORDON G.A.A., Hall Guards. EVELYN IORDON G.A.A., Team Games, Badminton, Fencing, Gym Locker Guards, Tennis Team, Teachers' Assistant. GEORGE KINNER Swim Team, Hall Guards, EDWARD KIONKA Vice-President of ICC., Senior Boys' Council, Honor So- ciety-6 Semesters, 3 R.O.TC. L's , ROTC. Battalion Com- mander, A Cappella Choir, Faculty Speaker. GEORGE KOBYLECKY Honor Society, Hall Guards, Student Registrar. WALTER C. KOLODZIEI ICC., Honor Society, Projection Club, Stage Crew, R.O.TC. Rifle Team. PHIL KOSCH Varsity Football, Secretary of l.C.C., Skating Team, Treas- urer of Iunior Prom Committee, L Club, Concert Orchestra, Intramural Basketball. ROBERT KOWALZYK Eagle Staff Artist, Eagle Salesmen, Dance Committee, Art League, lunior Prom Committee, No Tardiness. ROBERT KRAMP Honor Society-2 Semesters, Perfect Attendance, No Tardi- NESS. RON HOMA Varsity Basketball, Honor Society, L Club, 4 L's , Latin Club, Intramural Basketball. LARRY IACOBSEN Vice-President of Honor Society, Honor Society-5 Semes- ters, Golden Eagle, Quill and Scroll, Co-Editor of the Leader, Student Registrar, Captain of Ushers, 2 ROTC. L's . ANTHONY IANICEK Intramural Basketball, Varsity Football, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals. THOMAS A. IANIK Madrigals, A Cappella Choir, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Class Sing Committee. LEONARD IENNINGS Football Ticket Salesmen, Swim Team, Eagle Salesmen, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Art League, Drama Club. SANDRA IETTON Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society-7 Semesters, Student Registrar, Gym Office Asssitant, Library Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Typing Awards. RAY KRUK Hall Guards. DIANE KUBA G.A.A., Hall Guards, Concert Band, No Tardiness. IIM KUINIUS Varsity Football, Captain of Varsity Basketball Team, Skatf ing Team, Frosh-Soph Football, A Cappella Choir, 10 L's , L Club. DON KULIKOWSKI Vice-President of Latin Club, A Cappella Choir, Class Sing Committee, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Skating Team. KELVYN D. LACH Co-Editor of the Leader, Golden Eagle, 7 S Certificates, Honor Society-7 Semesters, Senior Boys' Council, Quill and Scroll, Swim Team. LEONARD LEAVITT Captain of Hall Guards, Swim Team, Secretary of Archi- tects' Club. Page 42 lf J Can! maAe die Aige L'!Li5 1l!6BA'!!l'LJ gzffa cram far fAe Jfalfe ciuicd fed. LOIS LEDEBUHR Secretary of Senior Girls' Council, Secretary of Honor So- ciety, I.C.C., Class Sing Committee, G.A.A., Gym Office Assistant, No Tardiness, Student Registrar. YVONNE LUCARELLI Mail Service, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Eagle Sales- men, Leader Salesmen, Team Games. ROBERT MAYER Captain of Gymnastic Team, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Art League, 4 L's , Intramural Basketball, Iunior Prom Committee. IOAN MCALLISTER Badminton, Art League, l.C.C. Emblem Winner, Leader Salesmen, Team Games, Dance Committee, Class Gilt Committee, Spanish Club. RUBY MCCLAY G.A.A., Hall Guards. SUSAN MCKINSEY G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Class Sing Committee, Vice- President of Spanish Club, President of L.D. Club, Dance Committee, L -3 Chevrons, A Cappella Choir, Leader Staff. l ROBERT MISCH l No Tardiness. MARY ANN MORGANSKI Eagle Staff, President of L.D. Club, Gym Leaders, I.C.C. Emblem Winner, Class Sing Committee, Leader Salesmen, L -3 Chevrons, Gym Office Assistant. GORDON NIELSEN Honor Society-4 Semesters, Swim Team, S Certificate, Technical Award, No Tardiness, President of Architects' Club. LAUREL NUTLEY Senior Girls' Council, Library Club, Art League, l.C.C., Honor Society, 2 S Certificates, Prom Committee, Student Registrar. IUDITH OLSEN Honor Society, Class Prom Committee, Iunior Prom Come mittee, G.A.A., Art League, Eagle Salesmen, Leader Sales- men, Teachers' Assistant. ROBERT PALADINO R,O.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corps, Stage Crow. RAY PARRISH Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, Hall Guards, Archi- tects' Club, Secretary of Architects' Club. KEVIN PAYNE Ushers, Hall Guards, Frosh-Soph Football, Fire Marshals, Technical Award. PAUL PESCHEL Gymnastics, Fire Marshals, Art League, Skating Club. IULIETTE PIRARD Senior Girls' Council, Art League, Library Club, Honor Society, S Certificate, Iunior Prom Committee, I.C.C., Class Prom Committee. ROBERT PITTELKOW Honor Society, Latin Club. IACQUELINE PORTER G.A.A., Spanish Club, No Tardiness, Hall Guards. IOAN PORTER Concert Band, Spanish Club, Team Games, Ping Pong, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Teachers' Assistant, Library Club. ROBERT PROSSER Art League, Swim Team, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Hall Guards, Drama Club, Fire Marshals, Iunior Prom Committee. IO ANN RABIG Mail Service, G.A.A., Hall Guards, Girls' Chorus, Sub Debs. Page 43 6' ay, Qogin, MIAGLA Lina! ofa car are you going fo Aug wilfk afffAa1f money? DAN ROGOVICH Varsity Basketball, 4 L's , Hall Guards, L Club, lntra- mural Basketball. KATHLENE IANE ROSE Honor Society, No Tardiness, Hall Guards, Leader Sales- men, G.A.A., Teachers' Assistant, Rest Room Assistant. ROBIN SCHADE Treasurer of lanuary Class, Varsity Football, Frosh-Soph Football, Skating Team, L Club, Class Prom Committee, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards. GERRY SCHULTZ G.A.A., Mail Service. WILLIAM SCOPOS Tennis Team, Spanish Club, Honor Society, No Tardiness, Student Registrar, A Cappella Choir. CATHERINE SEKERA Latin Club, G.A.A., No Tardiness, Perfect Attendance. VICTORIA SEKERA G.A.A., Hall Guards. HORST SEYFERTH Madrigals, Swim Team, l.C,C., A Cappella Choir. DON SHIPANIK Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Skating Team, Ushers, 6 L's , Intramural Basketball. ROBERT RAVERTY Intramural Basketball, Fire Marshals, Page Editor ot the Leader, Honor Society, Hall Guards, l.C.C., Latin Club, Student Registrar. EDNA REED G.A.A., l.C.C., Hall Guards, Spanish Club, Teachers' Assist- ant, Team Games. IAMES REED Architects' Club, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards. BARBARA REGO Secretary of Ianuary Class, G.A.A., l.C.C., A Cappella Choir, Leader Salesmen, Hall Guards, Library Club, Sub Debs. IACK A. REISS Ushers, Golf Team, Spanish Club, Honor Society-7 Semes- ters, S Certificate, No Tardiness. RUTH RIGSBY Spanish Club, Gym Leaders, Hall Guards, G.A.A., No Tardiness, Treasurer of Girls' Chorus, Perfect Attendance. IACQUELINE SINDELAR Cheerleaders, Dance Committee, Honor Society, L -2 Chevrons, Class Prom Committee, Gym Leaders, No Tardi- ness, Cheerleaders' IUDY SINDELAR L Cup Winner, L -4 Chevrons, Z S Certificates, Presi- dent ot G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, I,C,C,, Golden Eagle, Senior Prom Committee, Student Registrar. BOB SINGRABER Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, lntramural Basketball. GLENN SLANGER Fire Marshals. GARY SMITH Hall Guards, Ushers, Honor Society, Intramural Basketball, Library Club, Class Prom Committee, Class Sing Com- mittee. TED SOKOLIS Art League, Gymnastics, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Swim Team, Frosh-Soph Football, lunior Prom Committee. Page 44 4340 gdgzld CAVLCAQJ QANQVL WIP!! A5L5A8tAH,f! l'5 0lfH 5 ill LI'11l9. IACQUELINE SUTOR Treasurer of G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Class Sing Com- mittee, Eagle Salesmen, Honor Society-5 Semesters, L - 3 Chevrons, Gym Leaders, Perfect Attendance, L.D. Club. ROBERT FRANK SZABO Business Manager of the Leader, President of Quill and Scroll, President of Honor Society, S Certificate, L Club, Senior Boys' Council, Class Prom Committee, Swim Team. PATRICK THOMSON Spanish Club, Hall Guards, Manager of Football Team, Manager of Basketball Team, A Cappella Choir, L Club, Class Sing Committee, lntramural Basketball. BURTON TUREK Class Speaker, Honor Society, Tennis Team, Projection Club, Student Registrar, Hall Guards, l.C.C. Emblem Win- ner, Sports Editor of the Leader. LEONARD URBANSKI Captain of Swim Team, l.C.C., Dance Committee, Skating Team, Hall Guards, Class Prom Committee, L Club, 4 .,L,s,. CAROL VANA Girls' Chorus, Team Games, Library Club, Sub Debs, Hall Guards, Swim Leaders, Senior Life Saving, President of Girls' Chorus. MYRNA WILLIAMS Senior Girls' Council, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Eagle Sales- men, Hall Guards, Spanish Club, Class Sing Committee, No Tardiness. PAUL ZUMBAKIS Captain of Tennis Team, lntramural Basketball, 2 L's . LARRY ZYKWA Frosh-Soph Football, lntramural Basketball, Baseball Team, Latin Club, L Club, Hall Guards, A Cappella Choir, Student Registrar. IOHN VANECKO Library Club, Hall Guards, Manager of Basketball Team, Manager of Football Team. NATALE I. VENTURELLA A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Ushers, Latin Club, FRED WASILEAUSKAS Leader Staff, Honor Society. BARBARA I. WEEKS A Cappella Choir, Gym Leaders, l.C.C,, Leader Salesmen, Class Sing Committee, No Tardiness, Team Games, Bad- minton. IOSEPH WENTA 2 S Certificates, Honor Society-6 Semesters, President of Ianuary Class, Senior Boys' Council, Gymnastics, Hall Guards, lntramural Basketball, Class Gift Committee. ARLENE C. WHETSEL A Cappella Choir, Honor Society, Leader Staff, Mail Service, Sub Debs, Team Games, IC.C., Student Registrar, MARIE WHITE Senior Girls' Council, Leader Staff, Honor Society-8 Semesters, Sub Debs, Typing Award, Class Prom Com- mittee, Class Sing Committee, Spanish Club. IOHN WIERUS Varsity Football, Hall Guards. CARYL WILLAND G.A.A., l.C.C., Team Games, Spanish Club, Class Sing Committee, Hall Guards, Ping Pong, Fencing. Page 115 2 2 . a . , , X Pl?fl0lf'5 IOLCQ X VL JULVLIJLULIAV Ol !905LiL0VL5 ,J4l!OlfL0l' -as QNX W. ,af SUN First in coinniond in the lonuory clciss wgs low VV-eiitci, whose election cgiiipciign gcive Cr preview oi the type til ligrd' working president he would be. His speech ot grcrduotioi , cul- rningting CI sernester oi service, was indiccrtive ot the guolity ot his leddership. The highlight oi the senior yeor, the itrorzi, rnevv ironi the plgnning stoges to the gctugl event under the wfzretul guidance of Noncy Boyer. Unlorgettoble, indeed, was this night oi nights. As ionfl ineniories took the iorni ol lyii: notes gt the clotss sing, dll eyes turned to Bgrboro Rego in cigtpfefvio tion of the splendid job she ond her connnittee hgd done. 'lllie tdslc oi iinoncing the octivities of the lgnuory grgds tell to Rohit: Schgde ond his helpers, who gove cr good occount tit 'horn selves. Attending cornrnittee rneetings, tolcing core ot the finish ing touches, Gnd glwgys being in the right iiloce ot the right tirne wgs Miss Elegnor Podlcrivgcky, lonuory closs sponsor, who encouroged the students with her eogerness to rnoke the 4A seniester CT success. IOSEPH WIllii'i'iX, Preisiftent llfkttlilihfi ltllfifi 5, NANCY BAYFH, Vice Prefsitlent HOHIT-1 fiftiiilflf T 1 u HPF ,-A df. 35 sw N it we , iw pl S, i J l.ll VOl.T7f, Vim-Pregzitlerzt AHFAHA WAlfLCHLl, Sffvrcgtfirv mm jf jig 2,0 Q! jig Qld 5' ,Lf JCL June Q! 150 Man about school, Paul Arbetan, more tamiliarly known as Tony the tiger, really knew how to put over a campaign, but his talents did not end with that. l3aul's energy, determi- nation, and initiative were displayed consistently throughout the semester as he successfully monitored artairs of state for the lune class. Little Phylf' living up to the adage that good things come in small packages, tackled the big job of the vice! presidency and produced a memorable prom. A secretary's work is never finished, and scribe, Barbara Waelchli, was kept busy taking notes all semester for the 4A's. lim Zaruba, the class treasurer, nobly weathered the barrage ot questions about dues and financial problems. To Mrs. Grace Clark, the sponsor ot the lune class, the grads were deeply indebted. She co-ordinated the efforts ot officers, committee members, and students every step ot the way, with the result that a feeling ot loyalty prevailed among the members of the class that will long be treasured. PAUL ARBETAN, Prcsident lAlVflfS ZARUBA, Treasurer 5 2 4 E 2 5 , l E 5 x R MV! ,ff E N .W if it Y , .,.,fs.ll y S591 L Fe tilt. bm i l' ' x is ix f' ff- X WN , . N Y www! Maf me e,vcifemenL' 0 campaigning liif aff offer, pau! can gef fo war H LORRAINE ANTCZAK Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Leader Staff, G.A.A., Gym Leaders, Team Games. PAUL ARBETAN President of lune Class, Senior Boys' Council, Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, Eagle Salesmen, Intramural Golf, A Cappella Choir, IRENE ARMSTRONG Swim Leaders, Gym Office Assistant, Girls' Rifle Team, Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, G.A.A. PAT AYLWARD G.A.A., Library Club, Latin Club, Swim Leaders. ANGIE BABANICOLS Honor Society, Gym Leaders, Treasurer of Spanish Club, Student Registrar, Team Games, No Tardiness, G.A.A. TOM BAILEY Frosh-Soph Football, Hall Guards. GERALDINE BAMBERA G.A.A., Sub Debs, l.C.C., A Cappella Choir, Mail Service. ROBERT BANASH Swim Team, Honor Society, S Certificates, Ushers, Science Club. DIANE BARRYMAN G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, HL -3 Chevrons, I.C.C. Emblem Winner, Iunior Prom Committee, Eagle Salesmen, Dance Committee, Spanish Club, ULD. Club. Cfau ofdoune, 1956 TOM ADERS Hall Guards, Football Ticket Salesmen, Intramural Bas- ketball. ALLEN AGRIMONTI Swim Team, Gymnastics, Fire Marshals, Football Ticket Salesmen, Library Club, 2 L's , Technical Award, MARY ALTON Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness. EILEEN ANDERSON Mail Service, Team Games, Fencing, Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, Library Club, G.A.A. RAY ANDERSON Intramural Basketball, No Tardiness, Library Club, Hall Guards. DOROTHY ANDRYSIAK G.A.A. LARRY BECK Honor Society, No Tardiness. HENRY BECKER ' Science Club, Ushers, Latin Club. EDWARD BEHLING Senior Boys' Council, Varsity Football, Concert Band, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, I.C.C., Class Prom Committee, Honor Society. CLAYTON BELL Intramural Basketball, Technical Award. DAVID BERGER Architects' Club, No Tardiness, Hall Guards, Football Ticket Salesmen, Ushers, Golf Team, Technical Award. CHARLES BIBBY Paae 48 or crying oulf Ana!! ofoaofd 0!!L DAVE BINA Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball, IAMES BOCHENCZAK TOM H. BOND Honor Society, Latin Club, Hall Guards, Student Registrar, Football Ticket Salesmen, Asst. Sports Editor of the Eagle, Intramural Basketball, Class Prom Committee. CYNTHIA BOSTELMAN G.A.A,, Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Gym Locker Guards, Leader Staff. IEROME C. BOYD Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Intramural Basketball. BIRDINE BRADLEY Badminton, Fencing, Team Games, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Beginners' Band. OLYMPIA B. CARVELL Eagle Staff, Latin Club, 3 Typing Awards, President of L.D. Club, Girls' Chorus, l,C.C. Emblem Winner, Gym Leaders, L -3 Chevrons, IUDY CENTINO G,A.A., Hall Guards, Gym Locker Guards, Gym Office Assistant. CAROL CERNEY Concert Band, Library Club, Sub Debs, Rest Room Assistant, Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness, Band Majorette, G,A.A. PHIL CHAPUT Student Registrar, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Architects' Club. THOMAS CLARK Architects' Club, Ushers, Fire Marshals, I.C.C., Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards. MADELON CLYMO G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L -3 Chevrons, Honor Society -5 Semesters, S Certificate, A Cappella Choir, Madri- gals, Golden Eagle, I.C.C. Emblem Winner. Page 49 ome worly am! J wanfec! fo go auf fonigfzff' IOHN BRADLEY Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball, I.C.C., 3 L's , Concert Band, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon. BARRY BRENNER Concert Band, Manager of Gymnastics Team, Manager of Varsity Football Team, Spanish Club, Gym Office Assistant. DON BRUMLIK Swim Team, Honor Society, I.C.C., A Cappella Choir, Senior Boys' Council, Concert Orchestra, Student Registrar, Leader Photographer. IOHN BRUZAS Ushers, Hall Guards. WILLIAM BUCIAK Gymnastics, Hall Guards. GERALDINE BUFKA G.A,A., Rest Room Assistant, No Tardiness, Team Games, Concert Band. RON BULLARD Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Basketball, Fire Marshals, Student Registrar, Ushers, Leader Salesmen, Skating Team. TIM BURDON I.C.C., Leader Staff, Ushers, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Swim Team, L , L Club, Intramural Basketball. IACQUELYN BUYSSE Mail Service, Mail Service Cabinet, President of Sub Debs, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, Student Registrar. H eko noi Aowfiffaf j!Li5 id ealo year! ML IAMES DACCARDO R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, L Club, Ushers, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, 2 R.O.T.C. L's , No Tardiness, Fire Marshals. ROBERT DANEK Frosh-Soph Football, Eagle Salesmen, No Tardiness, Tech- nical Award. LORRAINE DANFORTH A Cappella Choir, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Hall Guards, Library Club. LEN DARLINGTON Intramural Basketball, Stage Crew, Hall Guards, ROBERTA DAVIES G.A.A., Sub Debs, Mail Service, Hall Guards, Student Registrar, Leader Typist, Perfect Attendance, No Tardiriess. DAVID DEDMAN DAN De MILIO l.C.C., Student Registrar, Hall Guards, Intramural Basket- ball, Leader Staff, French Club, Varsity Football. MARILYN DEPLEWSKI Treasurer of GAA. Board and Cabinet, Vice-President of Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Iunior Prom Committee, Honor Society, S Certificate, l.C.C., L A4 Chevrons. TOM DEVLIN Hall Guards. gif' 5 can gef our own prom cfafedf' ROBERT G. COOLING Hall Guards, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Baseball Team. GEORGIA CRANE Mail Service Cabinet, Mail Service, G.AA., Hall Guards, Student Registrar. MARY CRAVEN Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Student Registrar, Eagle Salesmen, No Tardiness, Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, GAA. EDWARD CULL Gymnastics, Intramural Basketball, l.C.C., Hall Guards, Football Ticket Salesmen. IACQUELYN CUMERLATO l.C.C., Leader Staff, A Cappella Choir, Drama Club, Eagle Salesmen, GAA., Library Club, Typing Award. CHARLES CUMMINGS Hall Guards, Library Club, l.C.C., Spanish Club. THOMAS DeWEES Senior Boys' Council, Co-Editor of the Eagle, Vice-President of l.C.C., Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Class Sing Com- mittee, President of Quill and Scroll, President of Latin Club. MURIEL DORNBOS Student Registrar, Girls' Chorus, G.AA., Gym Leaders, Girls' Rifle Team, Mail Service, L.D. Club. DARLINE DOUGLAS Cheerleaders, Cheerleaders' Chairman of Iunior Prom Committee, l.C.C., L.D. Club, Mail Service, Honor Society. ORVILLE D'WA'l'ER Hall Guards, Varsity Football, Latin Club. THERESA DZIK GAA., l.C.C., Latin Club, Teachers' Assistant, Honor Society. GENE EBEL Eagle Salesmen, Hall Guards, Eagle Ad Club, Page 50 66 dt 61, Qlftfrig A0045 df? 01415 IIOJQ7. WJHJQP M!Ad,t gl!! l'l'L CAl?Fl'l'.?H WILLIAM ECKENROTH Ushers, Hall Guards. PAUL M. EHLERMAN Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball. IIM ELHENICKY Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Varsity Football, Frosh- Soph Football. EVELYN FARE Hall Guards, G.A,A. FREDDIE MARIE FARMER Gym Leaders, G.A.A., Gym Locker Guards, l.C.C., Team Games, Tumbling. PATRICIA FERGUSON G.A.A., Sub Debs, Leader Salesmen, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society, No Tardiness, SANDRA GENDUSO Vice-President of Spanish Club, A Cappella Choir, Madri- gals, Choreographer ol Metrical Madness, l.C.C., Honor Society, No Tardiness, G.A.A. IOANN GENGE Girls' Chorus, Eagle Salesmen, Mail Service, Gym Locker Guards, G.A,A. ISABELLE GIUSTI G,A.A., Sub Debs, Hall Guards, Gym Locker Guards, Team Games. FREDERICK GLAZA A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, President of l.C.C., Senior Boys' Council, Honor Societyefi Semesters, 2 L's , Golden Eagle, Class Sing Committee. AIMEE GOLK G.A.A., Hall Guards, Team Games. DOLORES GORLICKI G.A.A., Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen. Ftiao Sl ,,,,...e.., .,,., .. 3.3 MARIE FERRO G.A.A., Leader Salesmcn, Football Ticket Salesmen, Rest Room Assistant. IACK FESSETT Gymnastics, HL Club, Frosh-Soph Football, l.C.C. RUTH FIX G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Honor Society, Dance Commit- tee, Gym Leaders, L -3 Chevrons, Class Sing Committee, Treasurer of Latin Club, Team Games. IUDY FLEETON G.A.A., L.D. Club, L -3 Chevrons, lunior Prom Com- mittee, Team Games, Gym Leaders, Sub Debs, Mail Service. IEFFREY FRANKIEWICZ Honor Society+2 Semesters. IIM FUKEY Hall Guards, Architects' Club, Intramural Basketball. IACK GAFFEN Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, Skating Team, Hall Guards, Football Ticket Salesmen. IEANNE GANTT G.A.A., Spanish Club. IOHN GARTNER 62,125 Aaue a jam Jewion lfonigirf. .yife gof die fafeolf glofclie 35 er recor .H LEONARD HARVEY Hall Guards. IUDIE HAVEL Cheerleaders, Iunior Prom Committee, Art League, Dance Committee, I.C.C., Art Editor ot the Leader, L -2 Chev- rons, Honor Society+6 Semesters. IULIE HEATHERLY G.A.A., I.C.C., Mail Service. RALPH HEGENER Varsity Football, I.C.C,, Eagle Salesmen, Hall Guards, Dance Committee. HANK HENCKE Varsity Basketball, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Football Ticket Salesmen, Leader Salesmen, 3 L's . DON HEPPLER IOAN HILL Cheerleaders, Iunior Prom Committee, Dance Committee, UL -2 Chevrons, L.D. Club, Gym Leaders, l.C.C. IOHN T. HILL Honor Society, I.C.C., Science Club, Vice-President ol Quill and Scroll, Vice-President of Latin Club, Tennis Team, Class Sing Committee, Sports Editor of the Leader, Ushers. CATHERINE HOEKSTRA G.A.A., Student Registrar, Gym Locker Guards, Mail Serv- ice, Eagle Typist, 3 Typing Awards, Class Prom Commit- tee, Honor Society. NANCY GOZELANSKI Leader Staff, Girls' Chorus, Latin Club, Gym Locker Guards, G.A.A. PAUL GRAF I.C.C., Science Club. LYNNE GRIFFIN G.A,A., Mail Service, Hall Guards, Gym Office Assistant, Iunior Prom Committee, Leader Typist, Team Games. IUDY GRUVER Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Eagle Salesmen, Stu- dent Registrar, G.A.A., Gym Locker Guards, No Tardiness. RONALD GRZESIAK Concert Band, Frosh-Soph Football, Hall Guards. BARBARA HAMPTON G.A,A., Team Games, Table Tennis, Sub Debs, Fencing, Locker Guards, Gym Office Assistant. WILLIAM HOFBAUER Fire Marshals. BEVERLY HOINACKI L -l Chevron, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, L.D. Club, Gym Leaders, Leader Salesmen. PAUL HOLMES Captain of Frosh-Soph Basketball, Football Ticket Sales- men, Intramural Basketball, Varsity Football, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards. CHARLES HOMUTH Gymnastics, Library Club, Student Registrar, Technical Award. MARCEL HOOPER Student Registrar, Intramural Basketball, Gym Office Assistant. MARY HORAITES Recording Secretary and Treasurer of I.C.C., President of French Club, L -2 Chevrons, I.C.C. Emblem Winner, Class Sing Committee, Girls' Chorus, LD, Club. Page 52 H bidi 0118 WLOWZ lfeift KWLJ C H55 Pdfing g0P5 OMWL 6!l 6Llll'l.H ROBERT HORWATH Hall Guards. RUDY HRADECKY A Cappella Choir, Hall Guards. DAN HURLEY Business Manager of the Leader, Leader Salesmen, Library Club, Hall Guards, Iunior Prom Committee, Skating Team, Frosh-Soph Football. KATHERINE IACKSON L Cup Winner, L -4 Chevrons, Captain of Cheerleaders, 6 S Certificates, l.C.C. Emblem Winner, Dance Commit tee, Golden Eagle, Class Prom Committee. MADETTE IACKSON Honor Society-7 Semesters, Girls' Chorus, Student Regis trar, Team Games, Latin Club, Mail Service, No Tardiness GAA. GERALD IANICKE Library Club, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Honor Society, Intra- rnural Basketball, Student Registrar. DOLORES IANKOWSKI GAA., Gym Office Assistant, Student Registrar, Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen, Library Club, Tumbling. MARILYN IAROS G.A.A., Student Registrar, Honor Society, Spanish Club, Gym Locker Guards. MARIORIE IAYE G.A.A., Eagle Salesmen, Leader Salesmen, Mail Service, Student Registrar, Hall Guards, Girls' Chorus. PHYLLIS IEDRZEIAK G,A.A., Swim Leaders, Senior Life Saving, 3 Dolphins, L - l Chevron, Dance Committee, Team Games, L.D. Club. SHARON IESSIE Mail Service, Girls' Chorus, Gym Locker Guards, Eagle Typist, Typing Award, G.A.A., Student Registrar, Class Sing Committee. RON IOHNSON President of Band Board, Eagle Staff, Treasurer of Quill and Scroll, R.O,T.C, Rifle Team, Honor Society-7 Semesters, S Certificate, Latin Club. IACK IOHNSTON Gymnastics, IOHN M. IUPIN Co-Captain of Ushers, Fire Marshals, Leader Salesmen, I.C.C,, Class Finance Committee, Football Ticket Salesman. LORRAINE IUSKIE Team Games, GAA., Gym Locker Guards, LOUIS KALE Gymnastics, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball GEORGE KAMP Swim Team, 2 Fire Marshals, Eagle Staff, Class Sing Committee. IEANETTE KAMRADT GAA., Fencing, Mail Service, Team Games, Gym Office Assistant, Gym Locker Guards, Concert Band. MAILA KARNEOL GAA., Co-Captain of Hall Guards, Spanish Club, No Tardi- ness, Student Registrar. MARGARITA A. KAVALIUNAS Concert Orchestra, Latin Club, Science Club, GAA. TED KAVOORAS Senior Boys' Council, Class Prom Committee, lunior Prom Committee, Dance Committee, Hall Guards, Student Regis- trar, Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness. Page 53 in on my way fo clo Aalffi wifA lfA6tlf Ang ine in mr. .jgmnerg ogcef' NANCY KILINSKI G.A.A., I.C.C., Hall Guards, Gym Locker Guards. SHIRLEY KILINSKI G.A.A., I.C.C., Hall Guards, No Tardiness. FRED KIRCIK WILLIAM KISHA Hall Guards, Baseball Team, Intramural Basketball, I.C.C., Ushers. CAROL KLAUB G.A.A,, Swim Leaders, Gym Leaders, L -2 Chevrons, L.D. Club, Cheerleaders' L , Cheerleaders, BILL E. KMIEC Art League, Fire Marshals, Intramural Basketball. MARLENE KNAUZ Girls' Chorus, LD, Club, Team Games, G.A.A., Gym Leaders, Library Club. FLORENCE KONIECZNY G.A.A., Leader Salesmen, I.C.C., Girls' Chorus, Locker Guards. RONALD KOPERA Hall Guards, Fire Marshals. ROBERT KEENE Vice-President of R.O.T.C. L Club, Hall Guards, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Z R.O.T.C. L's , R.O.T.C. Monkey Drill Team. IUANITA KELTNER Page Editor of the Leader, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Latin Club, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Team Games, No Tardiness. MILDRED KEMPIAK Senior Girls' Council, Iunior Prom Committee, Dance Com- mittee, Spanish Club, I.C.C., Student Registrar, Captain ol Hall Guards, Honor Society-3 Semesters. KAY KERMODE Concert Band, Band Board, G.A.A., Latin Club, Hall Guards, Science Club, No Tardiness. DOLORES KERRILL G.A,A. Board and Cabinet, Chairman of Dance Commit- tee, Honor Society, L -4 Chevrons, l.C.C. Emblem Win- ner, Student Registrar, Eagle Staff, Girls' Chorus. GEORGIA KERZAN Gym Locker Guards, G.A.A., Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, Leader Salesmen, I.C.C., No Tardiness. LEONARD KORDELL IOYCE KORPER G.A.A., Gym Leaders, Leader Salesmen, Honor Society, Team Games, Badminton, Fencing, Teachers' Assistant. CARL KOSNAR Senior Boys' Council, Madrigals, Gymnastics, Golf Team, 4 L's , I,C.C. Emblem Winner, Student Registrar, A Cap- pella Choir. DOROTHY KRAUS I.C.C., G.A.A., Hall Guards, Mail Service, Gym Leaders, Gym Office Assistant, Leader Typist. DEANNA KREMER G.A.A., Hall Guards, Gym Locker Guards, Rest Room As- sistant, No Tardiness, Team Games. SHIRLEY KROLAK . Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Student Registrar, G.A.A., Mail Service, Girls' Chorus, Team Games, No Tardiness. Page 54 :Mer ffre acfiuifg program, Alfa meef fAe crown! af jranlg Ar foizzafa IOHN KUEHNER Varsity Football, Co-Captain of Skating Team, Intramural Basketball, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Spanish Club, I.C.C., Architects' Club. EDMUND KULIKAUSKAS Architects' Club, S Certificate, Honor Society, Eagle Salesmen, Fire Marshals. CHUCK LAZUTKA No Tardiness. WALTER LEMEZIS Gymnastics, No Tardiness. MYRA LEVINTHAL I.C.C., Treasurer of Spanish Club, Honor Society, Hall Guards, Mail Service, Teachers' Assistant, Leader Sales- men, Student Registrar. IOSEPH LIERMANN Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, lntramural Basketball. MARY LIESER Senior Girls' Council, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Class Sing Committee, Leader Salesmen, I.C.C., Honor Society, Sub Debs. RONALD LILLWITZ Varsity Football, Frosh-Soph Football, Baseball Team, In- tramural Basketball, L Club, Hall Guards, Frosh-Soph Basketball. NANCY LEE LINDAUER G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, A Cappella Choir, Eagle Staff, L -4 Chevrons, ICC. Emblem Winner, Student Registrar, Latin Club, Honor Society. VITOLIS 1.1'rviNAs IOSEPH LUCZYNSKI lntramural Basketball, Architects' Club, No Tardiness, Hall Guards. NORB MACEIAK Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, Intramural Basket- ball, Hall Guards, 2 L's , L Club, Skating Team. NANCY MADEY G.A.A., Mail Service, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen, No Tardiness, Rest Room Assistant, Gym Locker Guards. IRMGARD MAHN Secretary of G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L -2 Chevrons, Honor Society-3 Semesters, Girls' Chorus, l.C.C., Gym Leaders, Spanish Club, LD Club. HILARY MARSHALL lntramural Basketball. ELAINE MATUSZAK L Cup Winner, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, lunior Prom Committee, Eagle Staff, Latin Club, Honor Society, Gym Office Assistant. IOHN MCCOWIN Gymnastics, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, Technical Award. IUDITH L. MCELROY Mail Service Cabinet, Girls' Chorus, Eagle Salesmen, Latin Club, Sub Debs, Hall Guards, G.A.A. ROBERTA MEESIT G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L -3 Chevrons, Honor Society, Swim Leaders, Dolphin, LD, Club, Gym Locker Guards, Senior Life Saving, IOANN MIETLICKI Mail Service Cabinet, Girls' Chorus, Leader Typist, Teach- ers' Assistant, G.A.A., Fencing, Spanish Club. IOYCE MISIC Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Student Registrar, Hall Guards, G.A.A., LD Club, No Tardiness. Page 55 4L7A6Lf alarnec! .yonzialfion-lecfnclfion gif muff? L'A,row5 me or ca urge 57019. 7' CRES MORRISON Swim Team, Leader Staff, Ushers, Student Registrar, lntra- mural Basketball, Class Sing Committee, Fire Marshals. FRANK MORRISON Intramural Golf, Hall Guards. ROBERT MORRISON l.C.C., A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Swim Team, 3 L's , Class Sing Committee, Leader Stalt, Fire Marshals. IOHN MOTT Swim Team, Captain of Swim Team, L Club, Student Registrar, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Manager ot Baseball Team, 5 L's . RON MROZ Gymnastics, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Ushers. MARYANN MUDRA Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Gym Ottice Assistant, Spanish Club, Class Sing Committee, Girls' Chorus, l.C.C. DONNA MULLIGAN A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Honor Society, l.C.C., Leader Salesmen, GAA. MARVANEEN MURRAY Concert Band, Honor Society, I,C.C, L -Z Chevrons, Team Games, Ping Pong, Tumbling, Latin Club. IOHN MUSSER Baseball Team, Manager of Basketball Team, Student Registrar, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards. SUE MITCHELL G.A.A., Secretary of Iunior Prom Committee, Cheerleaders, L.D. Club, l.C.C., Team Games, Rest Room Assistant. ROBERT MONACO Baseball Team, Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Gymnastics, Hall Guards, French Club, 2 L's . AUDREY MOODY G.A.A., Swim Leaders, 2 Dolphins, lunior Lite Saving, L L,D. Club, Gym Locker Guards, Spanish Club. ARLENE MORELLI Mail Service, Hall Guards. TACK MORGE H Honor Society, l.C.C., R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. L Club, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, No Tardiness. EDWARD MORLAN Honor Society, l.C.C., R.O.T.C. L Club, R.O.T.C, Picked Platoon, No Tardiness. MARIELLA NASH G.A.A., l.C.C., LD, Club, lunior Life Saving, Team Games, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Swim Leaders. CAROL NAXERA G.A.A., Hall Guards, No Tardiness. NANCY NAXERA G.A.A., No Tardiness, Hall Guards, Student Registrar. DIANNE NEWTON Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, Spanish Club, GAA. LAVERNE V. NOWAK A Cappella Choir, Sub Debs, Mail Service, Mail Service Cabinet, Honor Society, G.A.A. DEANNA NOWAKOWSKI G.A.A., L.D. Club, Gym Leaders, Library Club, Mail Serv- ice, Team Games, Badminton. Page 56 1 7 77 H UI! 70111, fllfdf, gd,f0l . 0 WALENE OLAHNOVICH G.A,A., Spanish Club, Hall Guards, Class Finance Com- mittee, LEONARD OLSZEWSKI Hall Guards, Ushers. BARBARA ORDONEZ Typing Award, Leader Staff, G.A,A., Team Games, Fencing, Badminton, Secretary of Spanish Club, Gym Office Assistant. GARY OSMAN Honor Society. IOHN OSSMANN Architects' Club. MARCIA PACHOLSKI G.A.A., Hall Guards, Rest Room Assistant, Concert Band, Teachers' Assistant, No Tardiness, Typing Award. KEITH PETERSON Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards. IOSEPHINE PIATKOWSKI L -3 Chevrons, I.C.C, Emblem Winner, Girls' Chorus, Student Registrar, Mail Service, Library Club, L.D. Club, Perfect Attendance, GERALDINE PIETRAS G.A.A., Mail Service, Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen, Girls' Chorus, Rest Room Assistant. MARY ANN PINTER Senior Girls' Council, US Emblem Winner, Honor Society, I.C.C., Student Registrar, French Club, G.A.A., Library Club. BARBARA PIONTEK l.C.C., Latin Club, Swim Leaders, Hall Guards, Mail Serv- ice, Sub Debs, G.A.A. IOHN PLATKUS Concert Band. Page 57 mmiffee meeb Ifonigzilf af Jeuen wiffr Kari. DENNIS PALAC S Certificate, Honor Society-6 Semesters, Ushers, I.C.C., Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball, Student Registrar. DOROTHY PALENICA G.A.A., No Tardiness, Honor Society, Student Registrar, Teachers' Assistant. IANET PARMELEE Honor Society-W7 Semesters, S Certificate, Eagle Staff, Library Club, Student Registrar, Eagle Salesmen, Hall Guards, No Tardiness. LARRY PARZYGNAT Captain of Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Intramural Bas- ketball. TONY PAVIA Hall Guards, Drama Club. IOE PAVLIK Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Ushers, I.C.C., Student Regis- trar, Frosh-Soph Football, Intramural Basketball. LEHOY PECK Hall Guards, Science Club, Fire Marshals. IRMA PERTL G.A.A., Mail Service Cabinet, Secretary of Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, Teachers' Assistant, Gym Office Assistant, Class Prom Committee, President of Girls' Chorus. ALLAN PETERSON Senior Boys' Council, Madrigals, A Cappella Choir, Eagle Staff, Honor Society, S Emblem Winner, l.C.C., President of Latin Club. 66M11f.!j never lf!LougAf Laing 11 Aenior wonfcf conf 50 muck Auf M3 wordz iff, IAYNE PRATT G.A.A,, Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, Honor Society, Fencing. CAROLYN PRESSMAN G.A,A, No Tardiness, Mail Service. WAYNE PRESTON Ushers, Hall Guards. DONALD EDWARD PREUSS I.C.C., Honor Society, Fire Marshals, Student Registrar, Intramural Basketball. PHYLLIS PREZA G.A.A, Student Registrar. WILMA PULIDO G.AA, Gym Locker Guards, Spanish Club. PATRICIA RAISL Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Gym Leaders, Team Games, LD, Club, Class Sing Committee, Student Registrar. RALPH RANDT Skating Club, LESTER RANK Concert Band, Frosh-Soph Football, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball. NANCY PLATTNER A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Secretary of l.C.C., Honor Society, Latin Club, LD. Club, Gym Leaders, Class Prom Committee. GERRI PLUCINSKI I.C.C., Honor Society-2 Semesters, A Cappela Choir, Mad- rigals, Eagle Staff, Student Registrar, Dance Committee, Class Prom Committee. COLLETTE POLASKI G.A.A., 4 Dolphins, Vice-President ot LD. Club, Perfect Attendance, Swim Leaders, Team Games, No Tardiness, Dance Committee. ROBERT POLD Baseball Team, Intramural Basketball, Football Ticket Salesmen, Hall Guards. BARBARA POLNASZEK I.C.C., G.A.A., Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, Student Registrar, No Tardiness, Sub Debs, Gym Locker Guards. IIM T. POST S Certificate, Student Registrar. DIANE RAPPELT Page Editor and Editor-In-Chief ot the Leader, Secretary of Quill and Scroll, A Cappella Choir, Honor Society, 3 Typing Awards, Student Registrar, S Certificate. HARRIET REDMAN Spanish Club, Honor Society, G.AA., Student Registrar, Captain ot Hall Guards. IAMES REESE Concert Band, Z 'lL's , R.O.'I'.C. L Club, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, R.O.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corps. AMMER IEAN REID G.A.A. DONNA RENNHAK Honor Society-Z Semesters, GAA, Latin Club, Hall Guards, Sub Debs, Leader Salesmen, Teachers' Assistant. HELEN RICHCREEK S Certificate, Honor Society, Latin Club, Teachers' As- sistant, G,A.A. Page 58 H ou Ye agouf an mac me ad fire ro ram ecbfion 0 Me Oda er 55 Ifo az 4.14 H I9 ? BERDETTA RILEY Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Class Sing Committee, Leader Salesmen, Secretary ot Spanish Club, Student Registrar, I.C.C., Gym Leaders. FRANK RILEY Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Honor Society, Architects' Club. IIM RIZNER Hall Guards, Frosh-Soph Football. TONY RIZZO Architects' Club, Hall Guards. HARRY RODEO Leader Salesmen, I.C.C., Hall Guards. FRANK ROSCH Basketball Team, L Club, Latin Club, Hall Guards, Dance Committee, 3 I..'s , Student Registrar, Fire Marshals. MILDRED SCI-IALK Swim Leaders, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Hall Guards. KONRAD SCHIECKE Projection Club, Stage Crew, Honor Society-5 Semesters, Science Club, KURT SCHIECKE Honor Society, Science Club, Stage Crew, No Tardiness, Perfect Attendance. SHIRLENE SCHMITT G.A.A., Mail Service, Sub Debs, I.C.C,, Hall Guards, Gym Locker Guards, Rest Room Assistant. GERALDINE SCHREIHANS Gym Leaders, L.D. Club, G.A.A., Hall Guards, Team Games, Sub Debs, Student Registrar. LEONARD SCHUIVIAL Page 59 ELAINE ROSDIL Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, No Tardiness, Gym Leaders, Class Sing Committee, Student Registrar, L.D. Club. CLARENCE ROSE Hall Guards, Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football. IAN ROTH Fire Marshals, Intramural Basketball, RICHARD RUSCZYK Student Registrar, Stage Crew, Ushers, Library Club, Golf Team, Tennis Team, Architects' Club. DENNIS RYAN Gymnastics. THOMAS RYAN R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, President of R.O.T.C. L Club, R.O.T,C. Officers' Club, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, 2 R.O.T.C. L's . PATRICIA SANDORA G.A.A., Hall Guards, Student Registrar, Typing Award. GEORGE I. SAPIKAS Hall Guards. THOMAS SAPPENFIELD Gymnastics, Hall Guards, 1525 A-ar 5 PHYLLIS SHOOK Leader Staff, Sub Debs, G.A.A., Mail Service, Hall Guards, GERALD SIEGEL Gymnastics, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, I.C.C., Class Prom Committee, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Gymnastics. ROBERT SIEMANN Architects' Club, Golf Team, S Certificate, Football Ticket Salesmen, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals. RON SIEMANN Baseball Team, L Club, Hall Guards, Intramural Basket- ball, Latin Club, I.C.C. SANDRA SILBERMAN Honor Society, S Certificate, Eagle Salesmen, French Club, G.A.A., Hall Guards, Mail Service, Student Registrar. MARY LOUISE SIMMONS Swim Leaders, Senior Life Saving, Girls' Chorus, I.C.C., L.D. Club, Gym Locker Guards. DIANE SKIBA Sub Debs, Student Registrar, G.A.A. WILL SKIBA Varsity Football. DON SMICIKLAS Hall Guards, Gymnastics, No Tardiness, Ushers. l 1 f n.,-1mmumu1 on? orgelf fo ,crew your wfnife JAirf lI0l'LigAf. Jachf Ifea 55 Ifomorrowf' DONALD I. SCHUMAN R.O.T.C. L Club, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon. SHAROLYN SCOTT G.A.A., Team Games, Library Club, Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, Sub Debs. GEORGE A. SENKUS S Certificate, Honor Society, French Club, Tennis Team, Eagle Salesmen, Hall Guards. WILLIAM SETZKE Varsity Football, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals. MARIAN SHAUGHNESSY Madrigals, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Honor Society, Vice- President of Spanish Club, I.C.C., Gym Leaders, L -2 Chevrons, Student Registrar. RALPH SHELHAMER Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards. IAMES SMID Senior Boys' Council, Golden Eagle, L Club, 6 L's , Captain of Skating Team, Captain of Varsity Football, Hall Guards, L. E. Moore Trophy Winner. DON SOLTIS Varsity Basketball, Baseball Team, Hall Guards, Fire Mar- shals, Student Registrar, Ushers, Leader Salesmen. BARBARA SOPRON Co-Editor of the Eagle, Class Prom Committee, Honor So- ciety, A Cappella Choir, Vice-President of Latin Club, Sec- retary of Quill and Scroll, Team Games, Gym Leaders. VIRGINIA SORRENTINO Girls' Chorus, Mail Service, Rest Room Assistant, G.A.A. ELEANOR SOUKUP Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, G.A.A. LEONARD SOWINSKI Fire Marshals, Intramural Basketball, Architects' Club. Page 60 AHAQGPJM KN' prim? jedfiuafdfarfd alf' 7 .'7!LinL 70lft'!fl1'lf6tAl1 1'f.?H TOM SPANGLER Hall Guards, Varsity Football, Dance Committee, Ushers. KEN SPRINGER Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Skating Team, Ushers, Student Registrar, Golf Team. HENRY STARKS ROBERT STEFANSKI Honor Society--2 Semesters, Secretary of Science Club, Intramural Basketball, Architects' Club, Eagle Salesmen, I.C.C., No Tardiness. MATT STOGINSKI Captain of Gymnastic Team, Senior Boys' Council, 5 L's , Honor Society, 3 Certificates, Madrigals, Swim Team, Golden Eagle. RICHARD I. STRAVA Eagle Salesmen, Student Registrar, Intramural Basketball, Spanish Club, Hall Guards, Ushers. SANDRA TAYLOR G.A.A., Art League. DONNA TEMPLETON Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Spanish Club. ROSEMARIE THOMPSON C1,A.A. Board and Cabinet, Girls' Chorus, L -2 Chevrons, l.C.C., L.D. Club, Student Registrar, Gym Leaders, Class Prom Committee. CHARLES TODEY Baseball Team, Honor Society 4-Semesters, L Club, Architects' Club, Ushers, Eire Marshals, Leader Salesmen. DIANE TOMASZEWSKA G.A.A., Spanish Club, Leader Salesmen. WILLIAM TONTSCH Senior Boys' Council, Varsity Football, L , Skating Team, Class Prom Committee, Honor Society, Dance Committee, Eire Marshals. Page Gt NANCY STYCZYWSKY G.A.A., Mail Service, French Club, Teachers' Assistant, Gym Locker Guards, No Tardiness. RAY SUKACK No Tardiness. SHARON SULLIVAN Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, lvlail Service, GA A., No Tardiness. HELEN SVOBODA Senior Girls' Council, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Certificate, Honor Society, l.C.C., Student Registrar, LAWRENCE SWEENEY A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Ushers, Class Prom Com- mittee. BARBARA SZALKUS No Tardiness, Honor Society, G.A.A., Gym Locker Guards. IOAN SZESZYCKI Dance Committee, Swim Leaders, Dolphin, Hall Guards, Team Games, Mail Service, No Tardiness. IUDY TABIAN Concert Orchestra, Library Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Honor Society, No Tardiness, NANCY TAYLOR G,A.A., Latin Club, Leader Salesmen, Honor Society, Hall Guards, Library Club, Student Registrar. Wlfljraf cozy' wif! ffm gagid Ae i!L1:5 year, :5AOCAil'Lg 19014 ans! c!mrc0a gray.77' IOAN VALLA President and Vice-President of G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L -4 Chevrons, 6 S Certificates, Honor Society, Gym Leaders, A Cappella Choir, Golden Eagle. GERRIT VAN WESTRIENEN Honor Society, R.O.T.C. L Club, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Hall Guards, No Tardiness, R.O.T.C. Battalion Commander. AUDREY VENEGAS G.A.A., Sub Debs, Student Registrar. IANICE VILIMEK Hall Guards, Student Registrar, G.A.A., Mail Service, Con- cert Band, Fencing, Honor Society, Typing Award. RICHARD VOIGT l.C.C., Hall Guards, Swim Team, Varsity Football. PHYLLIS ANNE VOLTZ Vice-President ot Iune Class, L -3 Chevrons, A Cappella Choir, Secretary ot I.C.C., I.C.C. Emblem Winner, Iunior Prom Committee, Eagle Statt, Honor Society. PATRICIA WABICH G.A.A., Mail Service, Hall Guards, Student Registrar, Per- tect Attendance, Honor Society. BARBARA WAELCHLI Secretary ot Iune Class, Senior Girls' Council, S Emblem Winner, Treasurer ol Honor Society, Honor Society-7 Semesters, Leader Statt, Iunior Prom Committee. IAMES WARREN Varsity Football, Swim Team, L Club, Honor Society, 2 S Certificates, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball, Stu- dent Registrar. DOLORES TRAUTMANN Senior Girls' Council, Iunior Prom Committee, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Student Registrar, Honor Society, No Tardiness, Class Sing Committee. RAYMOND TREMMEL Hall Guards, Football Ticket Salesmen, No Tardiness. CAROL TRICK A Cappella Choir, Leader Staff, Hall Guards, l.C.C., Team Games, Honor Society, Leader Salesmen, Student Registrar. CAROLE TUCKER Spanish Club, French Club, Mail Service, Sub Debs, G.A.A., Team Games, Fencing, Badminton. DALE TYSCHPER Mail Service Cabinet, Secretary of Girls' Chorus, Class Sing Committee, Gym Office Assistant, G.A.A., No Tardi- ness, Teachers' Assistant, Mail Service. TONY ULATOWSKI l.C.C., Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Frosh-Soph Football, Stage Crew. IERRY WEGLARZ Gymnastics, Ushers, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Student Registrar, Intramural Gymnastics. EILEEN WEINER Student Registrar, Mail Service, G.A.A., Sub Debs. IOAN WELSH G.A.A., Hall Guards, No Tardiness, Mail Service. DONALD WENCEL Varsity Football, No Tardiness, Hall Guards. RON WENDA Hall Guards. MARY LOU WERTELKA G.A.A., Hall Guards, Spanish Club, Library Club. Page 62 we IOPOWLZI QKVVLOJA AQP6 all! APOLE. C6718 fo df Alan ?H MARCIA WILKOSZ G.A.A., A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Honor Society, Leader Salesmen, Eagle Salesmen, Hall Guards. SANDRA IOY WILLIAMS G,A.A., Hall Guards, Band Majorette, Fencing, Team Games, Latin Club. RODGER WILSON A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Skating Team, Frosh-Soph Football, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society-2 Semesters, Class Sing Committee, Page Editor of the Leader. EDMUND WINDSTRUP Senior Boys' Council, Swim Team, Latin Club, Class Prom Committee, Honor Society, L Club, 2 L's . EDWARD WLODARCZYK A Cappella Choir, Intramural Basketball, Tennis Team, Latin Club, Ushers. MARIANNE WOITKE GAA., Gym Locker Guards, Hall Guards, Student Registrar. CHARLES ZEMAITIS Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards. KENNETH ZION Honor Society, Hall Guards, Gymnastics, Intramural Bas- ketball. IANET ZULFER G.A.A,, Sub Debs, Mail Service, Hall Guards, NICK WOICIAK GERRE WOINAROWSKI Concert Band, Spanish Club, G.A.A,, Mail Service Cabinet, Honor Society, Concert Orchestra, Sub Debs, Iunior Prom Committee. SHIRLEY WOITANEK G,A.A., ULD. Club, Gym Leaders, Mail Service, NANCY WOLFOWICZ G.A.A., Mail Service Cabinet, Student Registrar, Sub Debs, Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness, Honor Society. STANLEY WROBEL Ushers, Fire Marshals, Student Registrar, Hall Guards, Intra- mural Basketball, FRANK WYDRA Fire Marshals, Ushers, 2 R.O.T.C. L's , ROTC. Picked Platoon, No Tardiness, Secretary ol R.O.T.C. L Club, ROTC. Rifle Team. HAROLD YOUNG Hall Guards, Skating Team, Baseball Team. ELAINE ZALEM I.C.C,, Swim Leaders, Secretary of Library Club,, Latin Club, G.A.A., L,D. Club, Concert Orchestra, Girls' Rille Team IAMES ZARUBA Treasurer ol Iune Class, Golden Eagle, 7 L's , Honor So- ciety-2 Semesters, Senior Boys' Council, Baseball Team, Varsity Football, Swim Team. Page G3 ell' Q 23 . .,,'1mn-M sf, ISKLAVL? VL On jw jen- ge puffy Q-,Zine Left Part oi the fun oi a yearbook is collecting the autographs. Weary alter winning, the managers breathe a sigh oi relief Right Mr. Kanner deals with futures, either scholarships or jobs. Gee, Phyllis, that looks so hard! Chem motto: Don't put the zinc in the sink. lp'-me G4 Q Q 'M 99,21 fo -.M Ae enior Zcm Grcvaif XJQZMMA ,xgcfilfifq Lol! Hcmq the diets, qirls, Let's eat! Smilinq rcrdiontly with her court, Sue McKinsey reigns as prom queen, Glamorous qowns and trim tuxedoes replace school reqalio. Punch time is ony time durinq cr prom. High! Hcrclr dance is U pleasant recollection to he tucked away in our book of memories. It's the little thinrys in life that count. lj 1-pu Ui R E A C H I N G F O R T H E S T A R S We set our sights high in the skies, Only to discover with joy, within our own orbit, The companionship of others, the fun of shared enterprises Yearning tor the future, but devoting today to earthly endeavors, We engage in worthwhile projects through our choice of .x4cfiuifie5. Pxge Go ,gg l eueagng ew ,Siena ju L-Z5e5igni1fLg cfgnof Edging Above ARCHITECTS' CLUB Row l-G. Nielsen, Pres, Mr. Hunter, sponsor, R. Bierowiczg l... Leavittg R. Parrish, B. Siemannp R. Barnett Row 2-I Ossmanng R. Rusczyk, I. Reed, R. Stetanski, A. Campbell, G, Kembleg W. Domaz Row 3-R. Reagan, T. Kavooras, K. Buclzg E. Casmereg B. Racilap T. Clark Row 4-C. Wolniak, M. Davis, C. Lyseng R. Ruzicg I. Fukey, E. Kulikauskas Row 5-L. Sowinski, P. Chaputg I. Luczynski, R. Hicks, C. Todey, D. Skrzelowski, F. Riley, D. Petolick Membership in the Architects' Club is limited to boys who are enrolled in Architectural Drawing Major. The primary interest of the group is contest work. Some club members entered drawings in the 1956 Chicago Home Design Com- petition, sponsored by the Metropolitan Home Builders Association. Prize-win- ning awards in this contest are exhibited in the Home Show at the international Amphitheatre. Two other contests, one sponsored by Ford Motor Company and another by Morton Arboretum, attracted entries from members who like to design dream homes. Under the leadership ot Mr. Hunter, these talented tech boys have a splendid chance to concentrate on practical projects and to achieve success, as the awards won by the group in past year have proven. When the results come in, Lindblom can count on hearing more about the members of this group, as it did in the Chicago Home Design Competition this year, where Robert Stetanski placed in the top ten. Page 68 Opposite Page STAGE CREW Balcony-E. Rea, W. Poetzinger, T. Burke Main tloor-B. Tovrogg F. Chow, R. Paladinog E. Walschlager Stage-B. Shryockg W. Schoenhoten, S. lakubowicz, W. Kolodziejp F. Tomecek Not photographed-K. Schiecke To light up Keeler Hall suc- cessfully for a big production calls tor the cooperation of every member of the Stage Crew. Mr. Iohnson, who is in charge ot the group, trains the boys in the most ettective techniques, so that they are able to secure dramatic results in illuminating the stage tor viewers as far away as the second balcony. ? . '21':1':':+r' -... V? X X. nf' I ,, 1 3 f 4 E, J ,yy K .vw ws., ,M 41 'X QMS Q, W: f ' E is 'W N-. 'A ,hS,Q, , 0 L ...nn-In Give Us a Song to Sing chants this section of the Girls' Chorus. Row l--D. Tyschper, R, Rigsby Row 2-N. Hubery M. Williamsg G. Gorman Row 3-O. Carvellg I. Pertlg C. Vana GIRLS' pacfianf ir- A Ln CHORUS Row l-B. Kilarskip C. Hartmannp P. Hasenbankg I. LeClairg A . Fruendtp S. Neal, C. Margellip E. Soukupp G. Kerzan Row 2-F, Leland, M. O'Dowdp A. May: R. Thompsorip C . Zumerlingp P. Kinsella, E. l-lilly B. Field, I. Amstutz Row 3-E. Bayer, L. Feursq D, Kittlg I. Getchasp M. Iacksony G Row 4- . Fletcherq L, Iohnsonp S. Redmariy O, Carvellg B. Vollaricl M. Knausp L. Antczak, B. Hojnackig M. Byrong G. Scotchmurp C, Pellerp G. Inglis, G. Linglg N. Gozelanskig I. Mietlicki, M, Williams Like flowers and spring, girls and songs go together in close harmony. Each girl is an important note, fashioning the full scale from which come the dulcet, melodious tones which make the Lindblom Girls' Chorus a wonderful singing group. Talent and patience are required to direct a choral organization. Miss Caspers chooses selections which are not only pleasing to the ear, but which also reveal the ability of the voices comprising the chorus. With the finesse and enthusiasm of a good director, she welds together the diverse elements in the group and pro- duces an harmonious effect. Anticipation mounts as the Spring Festival and annual choral contest, two of the most important events in the year, draw near. Early morning rehearsals are not unusual when such special programs are being prepared. For some of their appearances the usual apparel of white skirts and musical- emblemed collars is laid aside and the girls don glamorous formals. The chorus, moreover, does not confine its talents just to school entertainment: the members often take their music outside to hospital wards and other places. Officers are selected by the group to assist Miss Caspers. They take care of essential business matters and spark the chorus on in that final drive for perfection. Each girl gives her all because she loves to sing in the Lindblom Girls' Chorus. Page 70 2 jd momma! 59414 or ljo my GIRLS' CHORUS How l C Krilwdq l7, Wfirstlerp N Schreiber: C. Vonog B. Nestorq M. Coriotog HOW 2 llow 3-V How 4 M Polichomig G Pelivop M Owddq A. Gurityg Miss Cospers, sponsor I Stfllllllilj lt Iiuzscglig M. Smith. I Mulsoung I, Dererp L. Ldhrg F. Ogdeng E. Louthcmy D Bdlcxckesg l. Pertl C Dudnoyg A Schmy G. Morchinkep A. Boristop N. Lancaster: S Gruoriholzq M Dornbosq lD, Tyschperg E. Koinsp N. I-luberp I, Hill 0l lfVL6LlfLCQ sb I Browrip C Wliitog S. Krolokp I Arnoldq D. Kerrillg A. Hcznsorig S Binqlidmg Ft. Rigcsbyg S. Peregriny B. Krieps Backstage before ci perform- ance, the officers of the Girls' Chorus poy CI speciol tribute to their sponsor, Miss Cotspers. A Corsoqe from the Chorus is pinned on the director by Corol Vdnct, president of the group. Gertrude Gorman, Dole Tyschper, ond Ruth Riqsby smile their ctpprovdl. PIYICIP 7l 011 2,8 L-D0lfl!lfLA80'Lf DLVLQMDLZ dgfmzind The elements were constantly in revolt during the football season this fall, but that didn't keep our band down. Re- member the cold, freezing rain at Shew- bridge Field when we played Harper? . . . The rain and mud in which we suf- fered our first defeat of the season at the hands of Morgan Park Who was in there rooting for the team? The band, of course! Under the direction of Mr. Lyngby, the colorful music-makers marched and played during the half, in all lcinds of weather. At the pep assemblies preceeding the games, they also joined the school in rooting for the success of the team. But the band is a versatile group. On stage in Keeler l-lall they play a differs ent type of music. Each spring when the music department is getting ready for the Spring Festival, the band is pres paring overtures and novelty tunes, as Well as marches, with which to entertain the audience on the great night. Learning to play a musical instrument is often tedious and difficult. To master an instrument successfully and to blend the tone with the rest in the group requires hours of practice. But there's real satisfaction in being able to play for others and to participate in music-making with students who display enthusiasm for their work. Whether they're practicing or performing, gay camaraderie pre- vails among the Lindblom band as the trumpets, tubas, drums, horns, clarinets, flutes, oboes, and saxaphones break forth into snappy tempos and syncopated rhythms. Agp fvf 41 Q3 E , M ,, ,, Q x 1, W V ii? Y N V ff if ,E 4 . . U f-. ,Q L gi W' AE Sjf'4!'QW,, , ,SY E Q. J, , ' l 51 Q JW ' 45. f fg -4? 4? fr Q .11 L .L :W f asf ' Q if 1 E? x Fa gy ff'Q,+f' '. -Q., 'K 1 n.'?, , ,A '?gvf5',f,,7y f suxkk 5 , I 0 4 m'f 'vw P fm,-ff 'I ,. .' W' L,,ff 'f JSv,,f . A 1- ' Mn f .A l X 4 NJ, AQ FA llfW it X' wk? 1 fu s , u NX ' ,g nw: E? X . 1 ff . W Q I 7 V ? XA Egg? 2 Xx, K + g x -1 ,ff X . dh Ili Q s r ...,.......,.-m......A Mr Xa X n Rear ing ,fgrlfid mdk ,A ,Mi and Up in the mornin', off to rehearsal, Practice till perfection is near. The choir is workin' while coftee's still perkin', That contest is almost here. They're constantly drilling, but they're all willing To prepare for events that appear. For Metrical Madness, there's nothing but gladness: lt's that wonderful time of the year. - With 18 S ratings, they're tops in the city Achieving the best with each bar. The records they cut plus the honors they take Make the choir a bright Lindblom star. Page 74 as YV' W? .4,, I .vc . I il I 3 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Clovkwrrw Ccwntm IzmItI M Imqzl r, I CI1ir'1rrc1pyvr1: I, VOIIA 'I' 'I'411.,mrzw I I MII I I3 WftII::y I? HIcIyp I K-xairmmg II M r II HHIIIITCLH II Mmrlszcwg T Ifmlk I III: L Swwgc-rlfxyg II AIVIH-wang If Iiwwv II W lk C ID .3tmI1rmy II AIIYIIIIIZKWIII II Elwyh IIII ID Stvvrvnssy I Iuntg If II111:Ig I KIIMII1 L W OOfIw':1IcIy I. 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Vg-33 ,N i-YN 1 5535 52525 Sim Y 'di . :..N::z,1 x Q. mfg M53 -1g..,X Ae f5:. ., ws -X S 3 x WAY' fx? SM: K HX- QQ? keigaiq us, Q .,, .. 35- W -f gg Q., , W ww wxaw is Raw i ..v:: +L ll lx El in wgl QQ is K X 35 is 3 ,255 wry: x ,EQ ggi gs ESQ 02? X R 3335 NWSA 5 Q 45 Jim Qi x xg X 3 11 Q , X S Q N E 2 E X 3 . 5 , N vwwwf mbuemwimwu 1 jedfiuify giglflffi A oomci om 14 j L! jarewe! You see them with their elbows deep in soapsudsy you see them selling mums, candy, and valentinesg you hear them caroling in the halls during the Christmas season. Who? The Senior Girls, of course! ln their gay red jackets they make Lindblom a happy place to be. By serving at teas and maintaining the decorum of the social room, the councilors assume a large share ot respon- sibility for keeping our school high in everyone's esteem. Little sisters and big sisters work in harmony as they acquire the art of gracious hostesses under the direction ot Mrs. Rule. The graduating members of the group, who are known as the big sisters, have the special task of intro- ducing the initiates into the Work of the Senior Girls' Council. A parting token to the 4A's from their little sisters is the traditional gift of stuited animals. These are presented to the graduates when the girls celebrate together at their final party of the semester. SENIOR GIRLS' COUNCIL Upper Howl -M. White-g N. Bayer: A. Conkey Row 2-M. Williamsg I. Pirardg B. Bischoiig S. Ietton Row 3eL. Ledebuhrp U. Auksiy L. Nutleyp A. Fitzhugh Lower -- - clockwise L. Ledebuhrg P. Rajslg B. Waelchlig B. Rileyg E. Rosdily D. Trautmaring I. Gruvery M. Craven: I. Misicg M. Mudrap S Krolakp M. Pinterg M. Kempiaky B. Bischoiig M. Lieserg H. Svobodap U. Auksig S. Iettong M Williamsg A. Conkeyg A. Fitzhughg N. Bayerg I. Pirardg L. Nutleyp M. White Aera were lf A W U! 3 sgimfice, jim Colfrncifh On JQQHJ The Lindblom Senior Boys' Council is primarily a service organization. Cne oi its most important tasks is helping to keep the school shining - both its reputation and its physical appearance. To accomplish this latter objective, posts are assigned to each member and regular inspections ot the posts are made. Committees chosen from the council membership do mimeograph work tor teachers, organize the Pep Book, and keep the council room itself in good repair. Councilors at various times serve as guides tor visitors to Lindblom, help check wraps tor special teas, and even do patch-up paint jobs when required. On the council are twenty members who are elected from the senior class, they are chosen by teachers, council mem- bers, and classmates. Through membership in this organiza- tion a boy has the privilege ot serving his school in a very real and worthwhile Way. ln all school projects, they work in har- mony With their sponsor, Mr. Boucher, and exhibit a spirit ot cooperation lor which they are famous. Upper left E. Kionkay H, Bully I. Craveng K. Frain Q l Upper right D. Brunilikg I Z tl'LlbOf C. Kosnar Center left I. Wentag P. Arbetany W. Tontschy M. Stoainski Center right I. Smidy R. Hickey, T. Kavooras Lower left P. Glazag T. DeWeesg A, Peterson Lower right R. Bielewa, B. Szabo, K. Lach Ptwqp 80 SENIOR COUNCILORS Mr. Boucher, spon or Jwwwfg Cm Odgii le My 0 ilifwfmmmf Good evening. There are seats in the center section. Will you follow me, please? This is part of the routine of the ushers during any one of the many productions in Keeler Hall. However, there are moments of frenzy. Dur- ing a crowded performance, someone may be- come ill and need first aid, so it's ushers to the rescue. The darkened auditorium, during a pro- duction number, may cause some inconvenif ence in seatingg once again it's ushers and flashlights on the scene. Sponsored by Mr. Moehle, this efficient or- ganization adds to the success of assemblies or choral productions by seeing that everything out in front clicks. The musts in an usher's rulebook are de- pendability, neatness, and above all, courtesy, a courtesy which makes everyone welcome at Lindblorn. AN USHER'S CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1955-1956 Fall lnduction Assembly Honor Society Assembly Pep Rallies Thanksgiving Assembly Metrical Madness IV Christmas Assembly Achievement Assembly Girls' Athletic Assembly Boys' Athletic Assembly january Graduation Spring induction Assembly Honor Society Assembly Hawaii Travelogue Easter Assembly Spring Festival Memorial Day Assembly Achievement Assembly Girls' Athletic Assembly Boys' Athletic Assembly Iune Graduation USHERS How l-L, Iacobsen, I. Daccardo, R Circo, R. Porvezniky F. Wydra, Mr Moehle, sponsor Row 2'--I, Mott, I. Iuping R Wojcik, K Bernas How 3-fl.. Sweeney, B Schroeder, G lanicke How 41B Iaridacekg G. Kern How 5---I. Burden, I, Lane How 6-AH. Bures, H Hicks How 7--P. Chaputg I Mott tlot photographed-I, Markus W Mclflligott Page 81 7 B, Andersony R Rowe, 'lf Y Y ? ip N . -gf: h, gif fr 5 :- It ,, ., 1 S ll lt t ULVL OOVL QOLWLZ5 Add the dreamy music ot Louis Espozito to a beautitully decorated boys' gym, stir in some dancing couples, mix, and the result might well be, One Night ot Dreams. This success- tul combination ot ingredients was used on May 7, l955, tor the Iunior Prom. For this tradi- tional spring event, eagerly an- ticipated each year by the jun- iors, the prom committee plan- ned a night ot testivity that will long be cherished. lnvitinq music, pretty girls in bouttant gowns, and beautiful decora- tions made the May eveninq a date to be remembered. Lett Ktop to bottom! An evening oi pleasure began for Bill Voltz and Marilyn Smith when they entered the dance under the arch in the boys' gym. The Grand March, led by the prom committee, climaxed the juniors' night ot dancing. The preparatory stage of the Grand March saw couples strolling about seek- ing their positions. Waltzing twosomes glided dreamily to the heavenly music ot Louis Espo- zito's band. Dancers took time out tor introduc- tions. Upper right circle Mrs. Clark, with help from one oi the boys, passed out the blue and silver bids to the feminine arrivals. Lower right circle One of the highpoints of the Grand March was the London Bridge se- quence. Vitae 97 IAA!! cymagilfmlfizfe 006 Ae .Anfidf 3 .fy gory ART LEAGUE Voroaround K Pcrtorasor. lfow l f Mr. Schmitt, sporissorq I Havelg T Albanop B Krniecg H. Richcreekg P Furlanq lf ltu::c:zykg C Dawfsong I Pirarclp I Maniag D. Scalamerap N Howell lfaw2 L Ienrirnafzp G Schmaufng C Roseg M Schalkg E. Mocky L. Nutleyg N. Uminsky ltow3 I Szatonip R. Kowalzykg B Prossorg I. McAllistery I. Olseng T. Sokolisp T. Hurleyy 55 Taylor: M Kannapienp K Bohacg C Hauser ltowfi G Wilcoxg M lloliarzinp A. Mftchelg G Siegelp P. O'Rourkc Don't the halls look festive? Aren't these decorations beautiful? Probably all of us have made remarks of this nature, when we walked through the corf ridors before an important school event or holiday. Throughout the year dis- plays and decorations for various school activities are regular assignments for the talented members of the Art League. This group also furnishes the scenery and advertising for such outstanding productions as Metrical Madness and the Spring Festival. Posters for athletic games and publicity placards for both the newspaper and yearbook are but a few of the tasks completed with distinc- tion by the league this year. Thinking in terms of line, color, and design, these skilled artists are able to tell a vivid story about every phase of life at Lindblom. Their illustrations have a wide appeal for faculty, students, and visitors. Despite the numerous school projects they engage in, they participate successfully in outside contests, too. lnstructed and supervised by Mr. Schmitt, the League has earned a fine reputation for itself in many fields of art. Tl. trio 83 121455 Miss Rosemary Brown. co-sponsor, looks in with appreciation at the group. realizing how hard the student govern- ment representatives have worked to make the clean-up campaign a success throughout the school. ln cooperation with Mayor Daley's Cleaner Chicago campaign this year, the wheels ot student aovernment were set in motion, and the lnterfCabinet Council took under its wing the task ot keepina our seament ot the Chicaao community in qood order. The l.C.C. has lonq been the standard bearer for a cleaner community, Whether it be at home, at work, or at school. With the added impetus ot the Mayor's campaign behind them this tall, the organization aot into tull swina and pushed its pro- gram through successfully. The spirit of any school is embodied in its student aovernment, and with the enthusiasm that prevails in the l.C.C., school morale cannot be anythina but hiah. Under the leadership ot Fred Glaza and Nancy Plattner, and with Miss Rosemary Brown and Miss Betty Hansen spurring the l.C.C. on, Lindblom pole ishecl up its nanieeplate. The key to aood citizenship is found in the kind ot student aovernment sponsored by the l.C.C. 4 . ,vii Q S. QE 5 E5 W ii la, r is 5 g , Q, A hw-4? . :Q V Ns X .. 5' f 1 I 'K f i . . Q . :-- ji Camera Qfilflffif .fy .jcakijodcoloic Mew EAGLE STAFF Foreground-T. DeWees, Co-Editor, C. Kosnar, S. Iohnson, B. Kriepsq G, Plucinski, R. Circo, T. Bond. Backgroundell Kearney, R. Kowalzykg H. lahaske, P. Bare-ls, F. Leland, P. Kinsella, E. Hill, C. Rehling What goes into that simple little picture in the yearbook? Well, as any staffer will tell you, it's not a simple picture, each photo is the subject of intensive study and work. Struggles with lighting, props, ladders, and sundry other objects keep the feet of the Eagle crew moving rapidly during the course of picture-taking. Every time the camera clicks a deluge of photos soon swamps the Eagle office, for once the negatives have been developed in the studio darkroom and the prints returned to the school, a selection of pictures must be made. Then such terms as cropping, mounting, grease pencil, and photom ontage become an active part of each staffers vocabulary, as the group studies photographic effects, estimates copy space, and prepares page layouts with mathematical precision and artistry. Page 86 l , i -5 45 .., ,f.,t1..u-i 0 ta 1 vl us.:v-Us-My 1' .ff-1,-tfi .MW .,..,,.,-.5 ni. Q 'E-. 1 A f A ' ' K 4 ,A . + - 4, ' 3 it i any i 18581 L 'F' , 3. i fu at ff Q I-'Q 3 ' 'ik ,C tp gr ' y- 1-zz fx A C ,L ff . -- it f r 'Qfff 'W' my ,, . g. .,5. KG: - Ezz 2 ,lil ,I xi ' ,Q Q! : it , fr t i,ttt if 'Ee Q-,fee it M , s 1,., , Y Q E.5A t ..:g. A AV lvvlv V ,., v I.., , E --,:- ....V.' t 3322? A A Mui Qcfure jre .gilmof Mow ja izbeuegaloecf EAGLE STAFF lprtarotirzil Cf ltaiztzg lt Iolngsorzzl Sni1ley,l Parnielee, C l-lovoeaadp P, lust, Biiiziriema Manattrrrg B Sopion Vo liftitor lA'1'flCfllCJl1llCl' ll, Van Scoyg I, Crave-ny W. Schiellelbciny V. Kcnipery A. Peterson, H Bayer, N Gabouch, fi It-pzrzicty O Carvell 'l'liti nionientary tray with pictures recedes as the momentous bout with copy begins, and tlifi statters plunge into the hectic whirl of securing identifications, producing captions, and counting out title space. Checking ot l.D. is a tedious job, but writing copy, titles, and cap- tions lliat will catch the eye and hold the interest ot the reader is a challenge to every mein- luwr ol the Eagle, For it is the harmonious blending ot creative writing with comprehensive picture treatment that gives a yearbook reader appeal. Throughout the school year the book has taken shape because ot teamwork and perseverance on the part ol the entire organiza- tion. Despite frenzied deadlines and editorial lashings, the statt has had tun whipping together an over-all impression of Lindblom and teeling, at times, almost omnipotent in the process. Page 87 'N 6 ova... Combining their etiorts each tall, when the Eagle sales campaign is launched, the ad takers and salesmen push ads and subscriptions for the yearbook. The ad club helps Mr. Mul- vaney, advertising manager ot the Eagle, in securing advertisements with which to supplement the yearbook's budget. Under the auspices of Mrs. lung and the business start, the Eagle salesmen encourage sales in their respective divisions. Both groups make a valuable contri- bution to publication workg their energy and enthusiasm otter a challenge to everyone con- nected With the annual. Experience in keeping accounts and in making business contacts are practical advantages gained through membership in the sales group and ad club. EAGLE AD CLUB Row l- W. Etzhornp M Kelly Row Z- C. Kacprzaky I. Nerntusak, C. Cerney Row 3- M. Gessg P. Spinner, M. Feronep C. Whales: G. Ebel EAGLE SALESMEN Foregrounde l S. Iohnson, B. Sopron Row l- l. Nevulisy I. McElroy, G. Daveyg D. Waleryszaky I. Schiller, C Thompson Row 2- M. Gandyg G. Mockrosy G. Byasp D. Soltisp R. Stravap C Cerney, M. Zimmerman, D. Barryrncu B. Mcliendrick Row 31 T. Lindberg: l, Getchasg P. Porucznik, S. Ellerrnan, D. Pearson, M Kuiniusp M. Williams, R. Kowalzyk, D. Hall Row 4- E. Walschlagery R Siupari A. Rimanichg I. Pcrrmeleep R. Wilsong H. Iahaskeg A. Papritzp P. Arbetan, C. Rees Page 38 .!4Cfil!8 6Llf1fL!96l,igIfL8lf'f5 61,19 Qlftf xgilfftiegg 301' je S. Silberman, R. Sammarcog cxgdrf sggnfinegi jwfer Corridor gfiqvzeflfe Do you remember when you were a newcomer to Lindblom High School? lf so, you may have had difficulty finding your way in the maze of back alleys and long corridors to your next class. The helpful and courteous hall guards were always happy to assist you. They are on duty to aid anyone who needs directions and to check student passes. This super- vision is necessary in order to maintain a quiet at- mosphere in our corridors. Mr. Iepsen, the sponsor, instructs the guards in their duties. Qther faculty members assist him and the hall guard personnel in keeping tranquility in the coiridors throughout the day. Members of this or- ganization receive a specified number of points toward their Golden Eagle, according to the semes- tcrs they have served. -nnqm, P Page 89 HALL GUARDS Row Row Row How Row Row How How flow How Row Row Row S. Andrews, I Hconan, Y. Mrnakoss, C Skontos C. Hcspcn, M. Ziegler, ll. Anderson, M Brandi G Beadlers, R. Ptigsby, B. Morge, L Nelson Mr. Iepsen, sponsor, C. Masopust, S. Wilhannsq L. Brandstetter, R. Rosenberg W Kisha, L. Reivitz, N. Salavralcor, H Sllverinai I. Greenberg, R Eonebralce H. Henclce, G Kobylecky, lj Lloyd, fl. Peskin E. Behling K. Ilepssky, I Weliali, lt Swirczekg S Mvllonrilrl D Bronson, ID. Parrish, S, Steinberg, I. ltoth Mr. Iepsen, sponsor, S Nattsas, C, Cerney, M, Owad, I. Guerin K. Edwards, C. Wilcox, C. Willand, L lloruu D. Dzielinski, H. Porucznik, S. Arnbroze, K Icruksoi G. Eeckshire, B. Fasick, T. Pavia, M. Davis W. Egan, A. Dorniniec, H. Haros, I. Kuehner, R. Kaminski KLM H0045 in on jowf LL0 dw .fgncienf 0lflfL6lflfL:5 LATIN CLUB Seated Row l--S Gruenholz, K. Browny I. Derer Row 2--R Circog I. McNe-llis, A. Zuanic, I. Kasmanp C. Whatesq M. Hickey: G. Boyd: S. Iohnson Row 3--I. Iasiakq B. Nassg S. Redman, N Gabosch Standing Row l-R. Miller, L Kemp: O. D'Waterg M. Kuiniusg C. Eisenhardtg D. Iohnsong B. Barcyg E Murnaneg G. Nelsonp I Budimylag I. Schiller, V. Bistos, C. Marqelli, T. Venturellap I. Reczuchp D. Hayes Row Z-E. Ienkins, C Rushg E. McPherson, I. Keltnerg D. Cookg K. Hubbardp B. Douthit, P. Barelsg S. Kolodziejp A, Miller, N. Nevulisg N, Taylor Row 3--I. Draws, R. Ponx, D. Balan, R. Bond, A. Clement, S. Ferstg B. Bieschkey K. Foxy I. Danceyg N. Uminsky, I. Sulypa Row 4'-D. Hottinanp G. Clarke, G. Tyschper, R. Kimble: lv CUmmiT1S: P- Voltza C, Pellet: M. RObiI'1SOT1: M Pittel- kow, P. Martinowslciq B. Foster The tamiliar strains ot porto, portas, portat are temporarily silenced when the Latin Club members, known otticially as Gens Togataf' otter their classic brands ot amateur entertain- ment at monthly club meetings. Their repertoire includes panel shows, skits, and TV carica- tures replete with dyed-in-the-Wool Romans. One project ot Gens Togata this year was the staging ot a Latin banquet: the members decided that a banquet with all the trimmings would be a fine way to learn more about the Roman way ot lite. To get into the spirit ot thin gs they attired themselves in togas and nibbled in typical Roman fashion at eggs and apples, synonymous with a modern soup to nuts ban- quet fare. Qrganizers ot the various activities are the otticers of the club Who, along with committee members, try to plan programs to enrich the cla Gsical interests ot the group. Page 90 'N Imaam 3 MALL ju Silence ana! oghngoaage ln Room 324 during ninth period twice each month, alert scliolars gather around the tables to work on a science club project. This organization is open to all students who are interested in problems of a scientific nature. At many of the meetings the club has a guest speaker, either from among the faculty or student body. ln March members of the group presented their work at a Science Fair held at Lindblom, which featured biological exhibits and electromagnetic wave demonstrations. Several of the displays from Lindblorn were entered in both the district Science Fair and the cityfwide exhibit. Membership in this group, which is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Schuhmann, brings both personal satisfaction and plaudits for the school. Upper LATIN CLUB Aere perennius . . . More lasting than bronze, exclaim the Latin Club members, as they compare utensils and props they have designed for a Roman banquet scene, flow l N. Gabosclip I. Kasinan, K. Brown Bow ZNVC. Bush, I McNollisg M. Hickey Row 3-S. Gruenholzp I. Doror, S. Iohnzson Bow 4--G. Boyd, C. Whalers, A. Zuanicg ID. Cook Lower SCIENCE CLUB Row l-Mrs. Schuhrnann, sponsorg W. Schiifolbeing A. Buikenia, I. Caplan, B. Leonardp B. Stair, B. Crownsong B Toverogp B. Iandecek, I. Roe, I. Powlak Bow 2-A. Clement, K. Schic-ckeg K. Winiecki, E. Leppa, I. Bullcri- L. Berta Page Qt 14550 cS?riLe5 .yd jfopica Mai A poL1fLi5A 56445 Wed 3. ti The Spanish clubs of Lindblom, under the direction of Miss Ehrenwertli, have done an amazing amount of charity work, unknown to many of us here at Lindblom: at Thanksgiving they prepared baskets of food for needy families and at Christmas they filled a canasta with toys and goodies for a Spanish family. This year the three clubs organized a special production for the P.T.A. in December. The theme was Christmas in other countries, and it featured songs, dances, and Variety acts. X .Z Guitar accompaniment makes N - the music right for songs and dancing in South American style. . ' Ni ?. . ' ig? Upper left C, Tuckerp W Olahnovichp B, Trigin Upper right A. Marksp l. Cfrothy I. lerozalg B. Licata ks Q8 ge Center M. Smithp l. Arnold: .P lellemag I. McLean. B. Wrightp I. Chiarappa Lower left LOS GATOS FRESCOS Row l- I. Olsonp D. Smowtong C. Rhodesg A. lames l i Row 2- R. Ragop D. Slama Row 3- N. Ashbauchery E. Valaseky P. Carterp I. Allen: A J' xxx A. Henkin S sew-W MP' t Kg' 3 am.. Row 4- I. Van Westrienenq H. lohnsonp M. Hawkinsg I. Hartigg D. Strahanp I. Hamptonp L. Danforth Lower right LOS SALVAIES Row l- S Frazinq M. Levinthalg lacksong R. Hunt: D. Parkerp M. Cozzop Fieldp T. Tassone Row 2- A. Babanicols: I. Ganttg M. larosy S, Gendusog M. Mudrap A. O'Connorg S. Amstutzp G. Wojnarowski A. Henkelg D. Barryman Row 3- C. Coltmang P, Novak: l. Smileyy C Agnew: ! M. Ravertyz l. Buysse Page 92 1 7' 1 :fra vm irwf Q51 153 JV? fi? 1 ff r 9 3' 3 1 ,X...,..: , z QV W A Q-if f iweh l i 1 . A 7 -,Il AM, 4 ,... WWWNMA ii 3 N .X .ff igx K 1 3 ? -.5-L x vfifivwi - ., ,, . 3 ' 3 . W .... Q M, 'a 2 f 3 . ! K wg Q 4 1 1? si my R xl if A5 1 f 'ik X51 ,Q .qx 'Fw' P4 v a f H x K 1171111111 '111 P4'1v1' C1 111-111f1f1f-I 1 11i1 11155 ffm- 1111-:1:11w-1 v 'ard' 11Wg1' ,1' 'ii .11 51111211 14156 gy 5 Us '1 .if ft sf 1 wt . '-A:I' .,....,,f, H1 nl' -235 fmbk iv Above Burton Turek, Sports Editor, 1c111, 1955: Bob Rczverty, Sports Editor, 1c111 1955: Bob Szabo, B11:1i11e:::': Manager, 1C111, 1955 Left KQ1vyr1 Louth, CO-edttor-1r1-chief, 11111, 1955 Right LVWITY 1r1r'o11::Q11 Co-editor-ir1-Chief, 1011, 1955 11.11111 911 'Q-,N-snr W 1Jf11d1rc1rr1 1 'O ,1 1 ' 1 ITL 1 f 3 Kfxffll 1 1 N55 11111111 111 v11 A111 Mr.: F1 .v . O W I -lprv E8 WQLUIS 6Ll 6Ll!6LlfL 86LWL5 M9 j0lf' Jliji 0lf1fLl98f8IfLf KOIIQIPQQQ You read it in the Leaderl lt happened at Lind' blornl Honor Society assembly, a basketball victory, the top ten in the senior class . . . These are just a srnattering ot typical topics you're likely to find in the school newspaper. Behind the printed word and the event itself lies a long chain of journalistic endeavor. First, the reporter must secure his intorrnation through on the spot coverage or personal contacts. Alter he Writes the story, the page editor and his assist' ants toil over headlines, edit the copy, and, alter an arduous journalistic struggle, tinally put the finished page to bed. The sarne ettort is duplif cated on each page by a sirnilar bevy of writf ing specialists. When the four pages comprising the paper have been Q.K.'d by Mrs. Brown, the editor-in chief rushes the durnrny to the printer, who is paid with rnoney provided by the labor of the business and advertising rnanagors. Qnco the printed edition is returned to the sheltering arms of the circulation chief, he works diligently with Mr. Kushta and the stall to see that each student receives his issue ot the Leader. Although overy piece ot copy requires equal application on the part ot the school newsrnen, the articles thorn- selves are not ot the same type, for Lindbloni's student body ot 2400 demands a papor with varied appeal. This prodigious feat can be ac- complished only by the rnanitold groups within the Leader organization working in harniony toward a comrnon goal: the publication ot fi highly readable, successful paper. Upper ASST. PAGE EDITORS N. Gozelanskig I. Hilly Ft. Kurozslcig lt Taylory S Annztntz Center REPORTERS Seated-I. Hanseng I. Becky C Uawisong I. Kfifiittftttj C. Paluzekg B. Waolchli Standing-fM. Raverty, B. Ordonezg R Morrison, D Taylorg I. Cumerlatoq E, Nelson Lower BUSINESS STAFF Seated-I. Manninoq E. Ionkinsg S Sprnthy G Keretag P. Iellemay B. Kraly R. Rusczyk Standing-I. Kangasg Mr. Kushta, lJl1tSlI'lC5I1 spon::or- I, Bolp R, Genserg D Smowtonq l, Gnttinan f ppm? .xd!ie0w! of die Cow Bockn roll rhythms send the blues scampering at the monthly social dances held in the boys' gym. The members ot the dance committee promote the party atmosphere that prevails at the Friday ses- sions, The many tasks connected with arranging themes and decorations and reserving the bands for the dances are undertaken by the committee. Their greatest reward is good attendance and the sound ot happy voices leaving atter a wonderful evening ot dancing. DANCE COMMITTEE l-'oregrounfl-I. l-lavel, L Urbanski Bow l-P Voliz, C. Hauser, D. Binder, I, Zarubay D, Kerrill, K. Iackson, C. Sagon Bow 2--M. Kompiakg P. Iedrzejak, B. Kowalzyk, VV. Kolodziejg T Kavooras, C. Polaslci, I. Plucinski, L, Dumas QUILL AND SCROLL ltow l-B Soprony C. Novosadp I. Keltnerg Mrs. H. Brown, sponsorg B. Szabo, presidentp L. Iacobson, K. Lach, D. Rappeltg T. De Weesg I. Hill, S. Amstutzg D, Taylor, Miss M. Hogan, B. Wilson Row 2-f-B Bavertyg B. Iohnson, B. Turelc Travel to any state in the Union or even as tar away as Australia, and you'll tind a chapter ot Quill and Scroll, the international honorary society tor high school journalists. This organization encourages journalistic activity among high school students on yearbook and newspaper starts. To be eligible lor membership in Quill and Scroll, a student must be an upperclassman with a good scholastic record, whose work in journalism has merited the recom- mendation ot the sponsor. At the Quill and Scroll initiation ceremony in Ian- uary, the Leader and Eagle members entertained their guests, the P.T.A., with interesting information about different phases in the production ot their publications. Fargo OG Cafadgning je O!6Lf6.'5f jwlflfdj xylflf l 6Ll y QIAULCQ Books, books, Books, books, Books on every side, Books to Books to mend, shelf, Even books to find. So qoes the day of a library Clubber Perhaps a little boring? But never! For the best oi knowledge they are daily storing. Left LIBRARY CLUB Iulia Hoes eye catchers make our library an even more iascincxting room in which to browse. Upper right Howl L Sweeneyp P Beckerg C. Sandorag B Bunghandtp C. Kopay How2 VF. Baniewiczg N Gaboschp R Genserg M. Williams: G Keretag A. Stafford liow 3M-I Parmeleeg D Sirahanp P Bezichy D Sherifiy B Sarnbolp M. Weber Lowe! right Foreqround-L, Powersq C Kacprzak Bow l-VB. Leey E. Bass How 2 B How 3- D Bow 4A-P Iirssag L Glliesingg L Wagner Mileskog E. Sclinitzg A. Novakq N. Williams Ziechey D Kearneyg I Bee Fwx N! iglflflfbg Mo jar parficipafion n 5400! .fdcfiuified Row Row Row ROW Row FIRE Row Row Row Row Row Row LEADER SALESMEN l Row 2 -I. Manninog M. Gessg M. Wilkoszp G. Keretag E, Bassg C. Kaplan -A.Wickg O. Tomaszewskag D Penczekg B. Lotusg F. Glaza 3-G. Sajdakg I. Maninay M Gialamas 4-R. Cavorsog A. Holoubekg B. Wrightg I. Della Pennap C. Paluszekg P. Novakg M. Raverty 5eM. Polichamip M. Lieserg M. Levinthalp A. Marksg E. Seicik 670. Prendergastg C. Kucvhnerg R Setzkeg D. Strahang R. Schmidt: K. Bernasq B. Marge MARSHALS l-Mr. Free-se, sponsorg P, Pes-:help R Clark 2 3- 4... 5 6 G. Slangery R. l-luntg E. Mazikg Co-chiefs - B. Hickey, K Payne -R. Kaminskip R. Singraberp G. Ianickeg I. Boyd: P. Chaputg I. Iuping F. Wydra R. Doyleg W. Egang I. Roth: W. Hoibauer R. Circog I. Motty I. Reeseg S. Wrobel I. Burdonp I. Weiseg W. Tontschg W. Schiifelbeinp I. Markusg E. Kulikauskasy L. Peckg L. Urbanski R. Hicksg I. Kuehnerp I. Laney E. Behling I. Bradleyg L. Sowinskip D. Palac -B, Schroeder: D. Preussg B. Fasick Fire Marshals are chosen because of their sense oi responsibility. They see that everyone gets out ot the building in good order and that tire rules are observed during drills. The posters in the picture are reproductions oi one painted by a l955 Lindblom graduate and publicly dis- played throughout the city during Fire Prevention Week this tall. Subscribe for your Leader now! This is the voice of a familiar person - your Leader salesman. He must keep track of subscribers in division, collect their money, and deliver the papers to them. But the eagerness with which the division Welcomes his arrival on paper day is worth all his efforts. Page 98 8 I' ompoufe .XQCALQUQWQQVLA ,Sore S CERTIFICATES Row l-K. Lachp I. Erickson Row 2-V. Pikowitz, B. Szabo, B. Douthit, G. Blue Row 3YC. Allamang, M. Stoginski, B. Waelchi, A. Peterson, R Bielawa, H Brznazalig E. Nelson Row 4--M. Pinter, B. Volland, D. Mark, C. Rehling, I. Brown, B Krieps, H Svobod 1, K. Iacksong I. Valla, E. Zeltrnannp I. Chiarappa Row SAT. Wengel, P. Spinner, P Horny H. Richcreek, C Bantzq V Kemper, C Fletchfzrg P Iellernag D Cook, R. Genser, L Patterson The S certificate group has talents as varied as its membership. in this distinguished collection of high school scholars are students with a wealth of special aptitudes and special inclinations. A survey of their interests includes choir, publications, G.A.A., sports, councils A indeed, every activity at Lindblom is represented in their composite Hextrafcure ricular history. Leaders in every sense of the word, they are making each minute of the school day count. Alert, responsive, competent, they have scored a superior record of achievement that will enable them to move forward to new objectives. As though achieving S's in all majors were not enough, an additional incentive for certificate winners is the acquiring of an S emblem, which is awarded upon receipt of three S certificates. You can be sure that each member of the S certificate group takes great personal pride, regardless of other rewards, in having earned consistently superior grades in all subjects for one semester. Page 99 55 XSQQP5 OW, our orizon xgzine gacfr ,Jgonr O! Lille Diligence and patience underlie all achievement. This tact is illustrated every day by the members of the Honor Society whose interest in school work is not confined to one or two subjects but is spread over many fields. Their steadtast devotion to duty is rewarded in numerous ways. Members of this group, tor instance, have the chance to participate in activities reserved for those engaged in working together for higher aims. At graduation time, students with high class ratings are eligible for many honors, including scholarships. Vocational prospects become bright as the E's and S's won by members ot the Honor Society open doors to splendid career opportunities. HONOR SOCIETY Sophomores cmd Iuniors Mrs. Haley, sponsor Column l-R. Allen, D. Waleryszak, N. Schreiber, B. Kashanitz, I. Heil, A. Bajewski, B. Lotus, M. Smiley, V. Bistos, B. Mackros, K. Brown, E. Setcik, P. Svoboda, M. Gess, I. Iacobsen, K. Winiecki, I. Kangas, B Cason Column 2-D. Iohnson, P. Cortez, B. Oest, I. Schiller, G. Kereta, E. Louthan, A. Zuanic, I. Bianchi, C. Andrews, S. Spruth, I. Souther, M. Gandy, N. Cunningham, M. Nutol, B. Bond, B. Ftykaczewdki, I. Draws, D. Fleeton, E. Werkmeister Column 3-P. Lamont, C. Sajdak, D. Warstler, B. Slcly, I. Dancey, E. Mock, B. Cavorso, B. Bieschke, I. Getchas, M. Hampton, D. Turco, C. Whates, S. Kolodziej, N. Kriegsies, D. Smowton, A. l-loloubek, P. Campbell, S. Iakubowicz, D. Strahan, W. Keiner, B. Terry Column 4-C. Margelli, H. Hotchkin, B. Licata, E. Valasek, B. Wright, P. Mitchell, L. Dobrocky, D. Zintak, P. Barels, P. Hatfield, M. We-glarz, G. Prescott, N. Gabosch, L. Beck, B. Kral, B. Kosevich, P. Wedel, T. Burke, B. Polich, H. Cello lb.. if . 4 3 on S 6 'PMP 'S-x HONOR SOCIETY Iuniors How I How 2 IIOW I3 How 'I How 5 How 6 How 7 How 3 IIQW II Iiow IU How I I and Seniors O I'Io1'm:g H M11r.:11f'I1g M I'IC'I'NIKII1L2j G Sc'7I1m111:2y Ii FLIIIM C Krwirrmyq M Mufimp I I3c1rr11oIOQ: M O'I3owf'Iy A. Mfiyg N Taylor I Plmrrig M If1c:k1sor1y ID TCITIDICIOIIJ H Flcldg S Silbcrmcmy E Pcxfsclmlg IJ BTIIHIIIIC B Amirowxsg I B11r'1ym'1g I OI::or1y M Lmsaorg B INQIIS7 B. Morrifsorzg A Cormkeyg S Icxttrm L NutIoyg R Clrcog K Schicckeg IJ Prouxsfsq G Senkusp I. Zmubcxg I-I Richcmoky L LocIcIuuhr W Eiqvhiffclbmng E Mcztufszcuky S Mf:Kin:scyg I Hclvclq R. KuIikf1u:sIm:sg K Scrhicckop IQ. Kullkmuazkfw I Iorozrxlr I Gantt fC. Oasmfmg ID,S1ovcmsp ID Tnylorq ID Prxlcrxifvcwq S Krohukg U Auzskig L. Arxdrysimky M Whitog I7 Iimlfv I Mf1I'1r1y I Smorzy ID Pc1Ir'xrtq H,S1cvmx:song I S:11iIQyy P Gf1c:Ic1g S. Amstutzg C Pr1Iu:szoIcy I Kmumxr fx Hn C , IISCTZ E Bmsrsy C. Qriqmm p,IIYIf1l3ITOIIlj H Ioh1'1ssOr'1p P GIc1zr1g B R1IQyy I HiIIg B, Wc1eIcI1I1g D MuII1qrmy M CIymog N Plfxtmm- C Brmtz E BCITIIVIQIQ I5 I'IC1IIp M Shmlghrzomsyg M Woplcwzaklg V. Kemper R Wilsong I Wolrscg I7 Elm I7 Stanleyy I-I Irihmskep D Rqppohg D, Harm M Cozzog A O'Com1Org H Hump D Parker M KCIIIPICIICI D, Bfiumgcirtrmcrg S. Stcolmfmg C Iurfxaskrw P41110 IOI Im- 'RMK' A' Y-if E T P R O P E L L E D F L I G H T Zooms through the stratosphere in search of adventure: Yet gravity barely keeps our feet harnessed to the ground As We romp through basketball or volleyball games, Developing know-how and physical fortitude To help us either in or out of the .SZUOPL4 whirl. Page lU2 .ff W 5 Wit Ep adm! Qfionadfy. erue JM! llmfjfg, CHEERLEADERS Left We gotta' win, we gotta' win . . . Let's go. Center Cheerleaders, attired in white skirts with gold jackets or sweaters, participate in many teas and often escort visitors through the school on special tours. Row l-K. Iackson, I. Sindelary B. Wells, D. Douglasg C. Klaub, C. Sagang I. Havelg D. Binder, S. Benline Row 2- B. Koenigg S. Mitchellg I. Della Pennag Mrs. Barry, sponsor, I. Allen Bow 3-G. Graynorg C. Hauser, M. Bonessp B. Mcliendricky I. Hill Busy, busy, busy girls . . . From football to basketball, they are constantly on the go, cheer- ing our teams and participating in social events. With the opening of the school year, they lead off with a drive that promotes all-out school support for the football team. The pep rallies, with which the Cheerleaders spearhead the fall athletic program, are the focus of interest. The girls have a wonderful repertoire of cheers which they execute with a professional talent and skill that whip every audience into a frenzy of enthusiasm. Behind the scenes, encouraging each member, is Mrs. Barry, whose flair for developing lively cheers is a source of inspiration to the group. After getting everyone in the right mood at pep rallies, the girls lead the cheering out on the field, encourage the players, and exude school spirit at all the games. The exuberant vivacity of the Cheerleaders never slackens. When the football and basket- ball seasons end, they are still busy taking part in many of the social activities of the school. This year they served at the Fathers' Club Bunco Party and acted as hostesses for the traditional Iacket Tea. A maroon skirt with a white sweater . . . gold slacks with a maroon stripe . . . a beanie or saddle shoes . . . these are but a part of the striking wardrobe with which the Cheerleaders dramatize the Lindblom sports' parade. The megaphone adorning the sweaters is their emblem 7 it is symbolic of far-reaching effects, for their cheers put to flight school lethargy and athletic apathy. Yea, Lindblomu . . . jubilantly call the girls who cheer our team to victory in all weather or in any location. Page lO4 . s XQSF-'QQQLQ ,:E5.Qi 1, ,T K 5' Yi . 'v Ji A E 5 Q W4 M5 3 . lf' , 'K x ' S' ug Q 54 f 3 3 44 Jw, ' '-tl Ag, me l 14 E 4 8. ' Q -Q.. JE. A Q 'A . .,.' - W if ,X TQ M Q .. 43? 2 ' In in in X kb, . , , F I N l 1 , i3,g, ., IEE. . 27' I .x g 'AQ Vnyfv 1 L Q I 5 ow ' i n S Q ' f if X ,I ,ir i .,.. W HB K, . k I .Q jr I 5. . Q kg vw N A L2 e , 5: O jngaxfrw .2 X x b '. QT 2 X lixx A i it ,X , Sl, A 1-1.8, igmrfmgmlhfbkzg PWQYY W' Page lU6 Wir my OM Jaclef Wfanj Upper GJ-LA. BOARD AND CABINET l. Mahn, secretary, E. Murphey, sponsor: I. Valla, viceepresidentg I. Sutor, treasurer: I. Sinolelar, president, L cup winner Middle D. Kerrillq E. Matuszakp N. Lindauer, M. Deplewskig C. Coltmanp I. Hansen, S. McKinsey: R. Fix Lowe! Row l- V. Kemper, C. Paluszek, M. Shaughnessyg C. Iuraska, D. Barryman Row 2- C. Bantz, M Clyrnop R Meesit, R Thompson From the semi-annual assembly at the end of the drive for new recruits to the culmination ot all sports endeavors at the girls' athletic assembly, the G.A.A. Board and Cab- inet is engaged in making the girls' sports program run smoothly. The goal of each member is the glori- ous L cup, presented every semester to a 4B girl who is either a member of this organization or ot Cheerleaders. The L cup is cherished as a symbol of outstanding athletic skill, cooperation, and leadership. Pleasant mem- ories are the legacy ot every graduate oi the board and cabinet, for a wonderful spirit is found Within this circle ot girls, each ot whom is malcing a maximum contribution to the athletic program at Lindblom. El? 1iiXh.Xn 'tvs swam- 7 e Qnedenfd . .. Hom -up ofjgcfiuified Get your ticket now for G.A.A. membership . . . This is a familiar phrase heard in divi- sion as the blue jacket girls sell G.A.A. tickets at the beginning of each semester. This purchase opens the door of athletic activities for every girl and admits her to the show presented by the board at the end of the membership drive. Each girl on board has a certain job to perform, and new members are chosen on the basis of their ability to fill the open positions. The lives of the members consist of a lively whirl of tournaments, of hiking, biking, skating, and of other athletic events. Because of their experience and skill, board members are able to conduct classes in various sports, such as team games. This activity, which is organized on an extra-curricular basis, offers G.A.A. girls a chance to compete for awards in volleyball, captain ball, and baseball. The board members also take part in the classes and vie with other advanced players for bars. Good sportsmanship and fair play S essential to a good game - are displayed by all girls on board, who must set a fine example for other members of the team, as well as for their opponents. ir-lv mmm mm lxirr url. uv TEAM GAMES Foreqround M .Shauqhnessy Row I--Y M. MurraYi l. Hampton: F. Ogden, B. Ordonoz, I. Fleeton, M. Hickey, C. Coltman, G. Mochros, C. Gustafson Row 2- - S. Lonic: K, Ross, I. Tillery, G. Werkmexster, R. Mesillo, I. Warren: S. Knapp, P. Spinner, I. Lucheon Row 3 P. Gacki, V. Pikawltzp C. Paluszek, F. Leland, D. Wanner, M. Kostelny, P. Sierqrfy, N. Lokay Row 4 C. Chaput, P. Pocius, L. Iohnson, I. Amstutz, G. Fletcher, B. Kashamtz B. Kralz S. Eckhart, K. Nemetli, I. Tabian Row 5 M. Weqlarzy H. Sutor, V. Bistos, D. Harm, C. Rehlinqi I. Bianchi, M. Nutof, C. Dolark Row 6 I. Hladik, E. Vlasck, I. Specoqni, N. Cunningham, A. Wallace, I. Iacobsen, I. Demr, C. Saidak Row 7 K. Kosnar, A. Zuamct, I. Schiller, C. Marqelllg I. McLean, M. Smith, D. Dommerrnuth, C. Whates, B. Foster, E, Mock Row 8 P. Crane, C. Bantz, B. Tennant: V. Kemper, A. Yarberry, B. Skly, D. Warstler, D. Turco, D. Mark, P. Barels, D. Smowton, N. Lancaster TEAM GAMES Howl - CFC? Z E17 wfoswcsvi Row l. B. Fix, D. Barryman, Klaub, P. Voltz, Iackson, I. Hill, Della Penna, B. Sutton, Morqanski, B. Zolncr 2 Douglas, S. Mc'Kinsoy, Kerrill, I. Hanson, Matuszak, I. Sindr-lar, Bayer, R. Thompson, Carvell, I. Fleck, Koenig, S. Shumato, Kosrh 3 Valla, S. Mitchell: Mcliendrlck, I. Malin, I. Szeszycki, M. Deplowskig N. Plattner, A. Gunty, S. Benlino, I. Gotchas, E. Bass, A. O'Connor, S. Ward Row 4 B. Krieps, B. Nestor, N. Meyer, M, Cozzo, S. Steelman, C. Iurasktx, K. Hubbard, E. Kainsp D. Parker, P. Svoboda, I. Hermann, I. Elsnic, P. Kinsella Flow 5 f I. Smiley, E. Nelson, S. Amstutz, B, Douthrtp I. Sutor: C. Matuszak, B. Field, I, Little, D. Binder, I. Sulypa Page 107 9? owalfic ,SZM5 . . Saving . ernfwai 5 . . .mf Amar SWIM LEADERS Sitting-M. Millasq F. Ogdeng E. Zalcmg l, Armstrong, L. Hoffman, N. Meyer, A Marks, I. Newton, C. O'Donnellp I, Crnichp S. Brown, A. Hanson, P. Iedrezejak, M. Nash, I. Bal, P. Lamontg C. Whatesg N. Uminsky Standing-I. Hansen, R. Meesit, B. Krieps, P. Svoboda, M. Lazarp E. Mock, M. Mroz, M, Grams, C. Kearney, D. Parker, I. Hermann, I. l-lladikg B. Foster, B. Gentile: Miss Radich, sponsor Like to hold conferences with the fish? Wanna' be a mermaid? Well, girls, paddle over here and become a swim leader. The purpose ot the club is to maintain and further interest in various aspects ot swimming, including diving, lite saving, and synchronized swimming. Speed and endurance are empha- sized, too, as a part ot the leader's program. Developing these aquatic skills helps students to become assistants in swimming classes, where they instruct others in the fine points of keeping one's head above water. A high spot ot each year is the Red Cross representatives demonstration showing how to handle a canoe in emergency situations. Girls who love water enjoy belonging to swim leaders, an activity which combines pleasure with the acquisition of a skill. Page lO8 igor Mfagfy On LZBZAIQKUW . . . ,QM .yn .fd W -- Tumble up cmd tumble down. Row Row ROW Row Row Row Row These girls tumble all around. Enjoyment cmd lun: thcxt's what you'll get, Watching the birdie flush over the net. TUMBLING ForegroundAD. Doinmermuthq B. Zohrerp P. Koschg I. McLean Sitting-R. Giustiy H. Sdmrndrcog O. Cdrvelly M. Smithy I. Sulypdg FI. Vdldsek SlUl'lCllflQ'I, Schillerp C. Mdrqelliy B. Koeniqg A. Hdnssong S. Browny I Della Penncg E Guering K Hubbdrdg F. Leldndg I Fleck: G. Ddveyq F Ogden BADMINTON Foreground-E. Moturszdk l R 2 3 4 5 6 7,,. Thoiripsorig F, Leland Kerrilly l. Mdhng B. Ordonezg R Fix: Ogden Genserg L Becky P Kinselldg Steelmunp C. IllfCISkCIQ R Mesilloq Gdckip V. Pikowitzg G. Werkmeisaterg Pdluszek Clymoy B. Wright: I. Sulypdg O'Connorg I. Smiley: B. Douthitg Sutorg V. Bisstoszg C Guzstdlson Hfijewsskig D Mcxrkg D. Turcoy Bdrelssg V Kemperg S. Benlineg Bindery I. Sutory M Cozzog Mockrosx Vdldrzeky l'3.Licfitc1y C Iloldrkg Nutolg C Bdntzg K. Kosndry Mdrqellig I, Schillerg I. MCLedny Zudnifiz M Hickey Weqldrzg M Srnithq D. Iuflllllllflfllllllll cazfairing aide Jane! .fdgigfy .yn Cflcifing ooarnoamenb PING PONG Foreqround- S Benline: K Boss Bow l- P. Voltz: B. Thompson: D. Kerrill: I. Mahn: C. Coltman B Hampton: M. Murray: I. Sutor: M. Deplewski Row 2- S. Gruenholz: B. Wright: P Gacki: C. Matuszak: N. Cun ningham: I Specogni: B. Skly: M. Hickey Row 3- E Bayer: A. Rajewski: K. Hubbard: V. Kemper: B. Ten nant: I. Brown: N. Kriegsies I. Getchas: C. Bantz: D Mark: I. Iacobsen: I. Sulypa D Warstler How 4- M. Nutol: A. Zuanic: P. Kin sella: B. Zohrer: G. Kereta D Harm: V. Pikowitz: E. Va lasek: D. Smowton: D Turco V Bistos: C. Dolark Among the G.A.A. activities that keep the girls in good condition and help them acquire bars, as well as physical skills, are ping pong, fencing, and gym leaders. By engag- ing in ping pong and fencing tournaments, the girls ascend the ladder of G.A.A. en- deavor and head tor leadership in athletic competition. Gym leaders is a service organ- ization, coached by Miss Callen, which pre- pares the girls to assist in regular gym classes. The members have an opportunity to earn bars, if their service as leaders merits it. N Opposite Page GYM LEADERS Gym shoes gleaming white, Gym suits pressed and bright, The gym leaders stand at attention. Ready for roll call and inspection. Row l Bow 2 Bow 3 Row 4 Row l Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 P. Iust: P. Becker: D. Iohnson: C. Dolark: I. Dancey: N. Plattner -V. Bistos: A. Bajewski: N. Schreiber: P. Cortez: B. Lotus: M. Deplewski S. Chiarappa: B. Douthit: F. Leland: D. Waleryszak: M. Clymo -P. Kinsella: B. Field -IOn Floorl S. McKinsey: B. Fix: D. Binder: I. Mahn: C. Ionas: B. Tennant: D. Harn I. Allen: S. Amstutz: C. Allemang: C. Paluszek: M. Weglarz: I. Getchas: S. Eckhart -K. Nemeth: I. Schiller: P. Augustiniak: G. Scotchmur: C. Bantz: R. Thompson S. Gruenholz: E. Bayer: B. Koenig: I. Kasman: M. Weber C. Margelli: D. Warstler: M. Smiley: G. Hayes: K. Kosnar: M. Cozzo: I. Valla D. Dommermuth: B. Zohrer: I. Della Penna: D. Barryman: T Wengel: A. Gunty D. Rott: C. Sagan: Miss Callen, sponsor I. Sindelar: C. Hendrickson: K. Anderson: B. Skly: V. Kemper: M. Bone-ss: M. Nutot A. O'Connor: K. Brown: E. Sefcik: P. Gacki: P. Barels: C. Coltmanq D. Mark: D. Turco A. Zuanic tStandingJ E. Nelson: A. Schar: M. Shaughnessy: S. Steelman: C. Iuraska: I. Smiley I. Specogni: P. Spinner: K. Ross: I. Fleeton: C. Eisenhardt: I. Groth: I. Iacobsen N. Cunningham: S. Iohnson: S. Coleman: I. Iasiak: E. Kains: I. Hampton . .Q crew mrsxmmnvpmmwsmstwxtwasv ysX4s::.mw:xww.if: Mme FENCING Kneeling- S. McKinsey: C Iuraska Standing- I. Mahn: C. Coltman: B. Dou- thit: S. Lonie: I. Hampton: M. Nutoi: E. Matuszak: I. Sin- delar: D. Barryman: I. Smiley: D. Kerrill: R. Thompson: V. Bistos: C. Dolark: S. Steel- man: R. Sutor Page l1U if sttiews J sAssw..t wszmm . . VIRG S, :AL Mfax lm B i5TOS !,..---, EW up ,ps- ' ck 00 MN H YE uf Z mefher syndoom Or Owf, sgioorlfd SYM AQM! 310, Em What does L.D. mean? Why, SUD G.A.A. points towards your L ! Under the sponsorship of Miss Radich, the club meets once each month to help the girls more fully understand the awards system and to encourage further participation in athletics. L.D. CLUB Right side Leffside Row l-E. Nelson: P. Koschg C. Sakalesp S. Neal: C. Coltman Row l-V. Kemper, C. Bantzp O. Carvell Row 2-G. Davey: I, Chiarappap M. Hickey, M. Kuiniusg B. Zohrerg Row 2- . Margellip I Schillerg C. Iuraskag S. Steelrnan B. Koenig . Saganq E. Valasekp M. Cozzop S. Amstutzp A. Zuanicg Row3 C Row 3-'YC V. Bistos, D. Harm, R Meesitg F, Ogden A K Row 4-W . O'Connorp M. Williarnsp P, Svododag M. Williams: Row 4 . Hubbard, M. Murray: K. Ross Row 5- Row 5-I. Getchasp K. Kosnarg I, Herrnanng M. Deplewskig M. Clymog I Alleng D. Barryman Row G- I. Vallay N. Meyer: E, Sefcikg I. Grothp I. Fleck, K. Brown, C. Eisenhardt I. Hladikg D. Dommerrnuthg I. Sutorp S. Benlineg I. Sindelar M. Morganskig N. Schreiber, B. Wright, A. Rajewski, D. Turcog P. Barelsg C. Whalesg S. Kolodziejg B. Foslerg A. Hanson R. Thompson, R. Fix, l. Mahng M. Smith, I. McLean sail TF Competition in the golf club stresses both league play and individual scoring honors. To attain a letter in golf, an individual must win one-halt of all his matches. A match is played on the basis ot a maximum of three points. In order to gain these three points, a player must beat his opponent on each of the nine holes. GOLF CLUB Kneeling-K. McNarnarag S. Stobap R. Kamerskeg R. Mazeikay P. Larson Standing--D Murphy, B. Pytlikg C. Kosnarg F. Prichodkog B. Sorrentinog D Boyd, G. Roydp Mr. Hunter, sponsor, B. Soderbergp K. Loxg R. Rusczyk, manager Opposite Strike three! It's still on the tee! Page ll2 ju jie lowing Mom? ang unc? lfH lfL:5 0 . . A sudden crack resounds through the air, the crowd rises and -- it's over the fence for a home run! Nothing can com- pare with the thrill of Americas favorite game, baseball! For baseball offers an infinite number of ways to Win. lt is the plotting of moves and the anticipation of the opponents counter moves, which the alert spectator can join his team in doing, that gives baseball its limitless, dramatic possibili- ties and excitement. At Lindblom, the league baseball season starts in mid- April, when the Eagles and their rooters head for Byrne Field. ln the '55 season, the Eagles were hardly boy-Wonders, but in one of their more spectacular games they walloped Far- ragut ll-l, and twice during the season they beat Englewood by a wide margin, winding up with a season record of four wins and nine losses. Under the leadership of veterans Marce Cello and Moe Young, and with Mr. Ianouselc coach- ing, the team is moving into the '56 season with its eyes on the ball. BASEBALL TEAM Foreground-I. Zaruba Row l-R. Lilliwitz, I, Laney R. Ostromg A. DeWolfe Row 2-C. Carlsonp L. Reivitzg E, Linkus Row 3-A. Chatfield, I. Mottg M. Cello Left Nothing like the old college try. especially when it pays off! With Ed Linkus fielding, the team can count on some exciting plays. Right In a baseball game tension mounts fast. and the team at bat usually alternates between grimacing and smiling confidently. Leon Reivitz and Marce Cello watch intently from the sidelines as a fellow player goes to bat. Page ll3 .JJ Sur e power cwriea It couldn't last forever! After three mediocre seasons, Lindblom returned in 1955 as a football powerhouse. With Dutch Von Bremer handling the backfield and Coach Ganey instructing the linemen, there was more time devoted this year to the correction of individual playing faults. After winning their first two practice games, the Eagles' first taste of league competition resulted in a 13-6 victory over C.V.S.'s Cavaliers, this year's city champs. Lindblom's three-game winning streak was temporarily stopped on a very sloppy playing field with water standing six inches deep in places, when the Eagles went down in defeat, 14-O, to a fighting Morgan Park squad. But the next game was a different story. Flying high on the accurate aerial placements of all-state quarterback, Bob Hickey, the Eagles overwhelmed Fenger, 27-0. A decisive 30-13 victory over Phillips was fol- jfie ji cgbfjiem' je!! lowed by a 25-19 knockout for Tilden's Blue Devils. And so Lindblom marched to the play-offs in triumph. Lindblom exhibited brilliant passing during the first-half of the exciting play-off game with Harper, and won 20-6. The thriller of the season was the Austin game, during which the Eagles took the thunder from the Tigers roar in the final seconds of play, with a 20-13 conquest on a pass from quarter-back Hickey to end, Kuinius. In the semi-finals at Soldiers' Field, the Eagles were downed 40-12, by a superior Lane eleven, whom they had vanquished in September in a practice game. After this exhilarating season Lindblom fans are of the opinion that next year there will be a new trophy in our case. Above VARSITY SQUAD ROW 2-A. Swanson, H. Haros, I. Warren, I. Kuinius, K. Urbanski Row l-R. Shade, I. Weise, B. Hitchcock, I. Kuchenbecker, O. D'Water, R. l-legener, E. Peska, W. Skiba, I. Shepherd, E. Linkus, P. Thompson, R. Schultz, D, Aim, D. Zintak, B. Hickey, B. Tontsch, K. Frain, B. Youchison, R. Polic, I. Mott, D. Allison E. Walschlager, W. Simms, E. Behling '7 Lower left I. Kalanges, T. Spangler, G. Smith Outstanding athletic ability led his teammates to choose Iim Smid as varsity co-captain for '55. ,fd Opposite page Upper left ping Lane, 12-6. Middle left C.V.S. on September 30. Upper right Extreme right If Lower practice game with Lane. In the second game of the season, Lindblom demonstrates her power on the gridiron by whip- Electric excitement vibrates through the air during one of our closest games of the year with A reassuring pat on the back from Coaches Ganey and Von Bremer gives Ken Urbanski a still stronger will to get in there and fight, despite the weather's obstinacy. lim Kuinius strives for a touchdown while an opposing Lane player lunges for a tackle during the play-off game at Soldiers' Field. Lindblom and Lane players charge after a runaway pigskin in a franctic moment during the Page ll4 .W ,- can sv L,-3. .,v,, .,1 ggzglggy Q ,.: 2 ,4,.,,, 1 vu-9 . M, ., K ,WWW+www 'H 4, 1 Fi I x 11 a: .-:lf -wf.-wf a s:fx3f+ Wg- n-4.3, : I if X W . K 'EAA 7 w 1, ,ly , , V x wx' in .F -'- 1. w A 1, Wg 4 . am 3 7 . , , , A wi K AK 5 gi my gb ,x .2 fr, ' Q s In Vw' him '51 1'i'f-gilhi 1 , LL Wit 4 . sf .- 247 ,.,. . X ag -- 'of n , N ' fr c xx f K X A, ' , K x fl ui V.,1n -rf x ma ff 4? 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Laloirie Row 2--'S Roidq C Schmooky R. Kuhn Row 3--F Cravcriq P, Wedely I. Brunoq R Domerikp D. Helphrey Row 4--G Grindrodq G Stewarty M Almg l'l Cellop I, Mott ROWS IV? Snyder l, Kempg G Carlssoriy C Croricrrig G, Burton: W Tatroy K Lox Upper Sparkling plays from the Austin game illustrate lor prospective varsity members the type oi high standards that they will have to maintain to keep Lindblom on top, Leaping high in an attempt to receive one ot Hickey's sizzling passes, Ken Frain en- counters some competition from a tough Tiger. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES 1955 Op pr Gage Park fl pr Lane 6 l CVS G l Morgat Pail: 14 l Fenacrr U l Phillips 13 l Tildcm 19 po Harper 8 gt, Austin 13 st Lario 40 pr practice l. league ,XA MLW, ,Jo , rv-,wwvnsasyw umm 9206! Swimmerd SLOW jlieir .fggigfy Lgwowgliouf jze mar Right IUNIOR SWIM TEAM Forcrarourid--R Allen, F Kerr How l --lf Zcltmannp I. Simpsonp ID Kuhlmany T. Fuscop I. Grueriholzp M. Windsstrupy li. Lachg G. Leslieg li Madlg ll, Ianutay I. Foley How? If Iorikirisy W. Sorvonp li Roriobrakoy I. Brychtag SIIVOTIIIFIVN I Iuxstg R Rosenberg, Criplang N. Koriiriczkiy B. Dawson H I Lower VARSITY SWIM TEAM Formiroiirirl -'Coach Bohorg Co-Capts I. The Sharks, Lindblom's varsity swim team, churned up a fine record in '55-'56. This is the fourth consecutive year they have won the Central Sectional championship: in addition. they have not lost a dual sectional meet in four years. The team's affinity tor the number tour was again demonstrated in December at the city meet. when they captured fourth place. In April, Mr. Bohor's squad showed improvement by placing third in city competition, The team's aces included Mott. city backstroke champ and third place individual medley winner, and Panek, third place winner in the 100 yard tree style. A well-balanced team, strong relays. and some exceptionally good swimmers contributed to the Sharks' success. The junior team, which is for boys under 16 years of age, has shown that it has some promising talent on tap lor next year's varsity. Motty L Urbansski Howl li Szfibog A IOllT1f1Ollj W. Simrnsy G Kamp, I. Smorz How 2 L Leavitt: W, Zfrctharko How 3 VW. Zobcrisg T. Burdoriy I. Hoody W Thompson How 4 W Thorriaultg B Panek, ll. Okor How fi P Choiszscrp R Morrison, li liariachy li Schaefer Lower left The backstroke start, executed by co-captain Iohn Mott, gets him well on the way to his first place spot in the 100 yard city meet. Lower riqhl The new butterfly dolphin stroke is demon- strated by George Kamp, one of the varsity's outstanding swimmers. This stroke is still in the experimental stage and is not yet used in city competition. ws. W ff' ...M gy iv f l V 35 Q , x, sl 13 5 E '-. 1 Am, , 1, is f ' R f' xx i X x ff: , X - , , ':1-.. - gk M ., S21 . x .I ii :M-151253 ,Exams 951' 5125523555 ' Wiiiiii? iii? S 2355 me W Q Q 2W E W gw-5 nm 13 P 8 -K N A a 3 diss? Q gm X . . Q W it ixw takkwz' ,fJ 1 L Q Q ,li F47 N N- X Y ., -, 5 ,.,. Q b W x 'Nano Soorfamana LVO Qld Upper right At the Harrison game in our gym, Dan Rogovich sets up another basket while Iim Kuinius watches lor a rebound. Lower right FROSH SOPH BASKETBALL G Hudsonp P, Voltzg R. Maslcalunasq C. Carlsong C. Watermanp R. Ponxg I. Garpielg I. McNellisg S Policy E. Wigmen Due to the terrific job turned in by the frosh-soph squad, who will form the nucleus of next year's varsity, Lindblom's fans are anticipating an active season in '57. These fledglings turned out a topenotch performance, breezing through all opposition from their first practice game up to their last two league games, when they were finally stalled by Englewood and Lane, with respective scores of 47-45 and 40-32. They ended the season with a tally of 16 wins and 2 losses. High scorer on the team was Stan Polic, who racked up 211 points. Page 119 1955-1956 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD O pr. pr, pr. Cal. Cal. pr. pr. pr. pr. l.l.T. l.l.T. l.l.T. l.l.T. pr. l. l. 1. l. l. l. 1. 1. l. 1. 1. CVS. Bowen Hyde Park Harper Calumet St. Leo St. Elizabeth Mt, Carrol Savanna Marshall Eenger Carver Du Sable St. Rita Du Sable Harrison Tilden Kelly Elgin South Shore Phillips Farragut Gage Park Dunbar Englewood 1955-1956 FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL RECORD pr. pr pr. pr. pr. pr. l. l. 1. 1. l. l. l. l. l. l. 1. l. pf Cal. CVS. Bowen Hyde Park St Leo St. Elizabeth St Rita Du Sable Harrison Tilden Kelly Elgin So. Shore Phillips Farragut Gage Park Dunbar Englewood Lane Practice Calumet Toi Op 3? 26 76 35 31 52 54 71 34 24 43 73 36 21 30 6? 47 40 irney 1.1 T. lllinois Tech Tourney League 012045149 syn, 014, ec! .fdfligfed Coach Von Bremer's speedy skaters teamed up for a successful season in 1955-1956. Out ot the fourteen meets they entered, the boys captured IZ6 places. The season's schedule was by no means a snap, for the boys on blades, traveling hundreds of miles to meets, raced against some top- notch skaters. Both senior and junior teams took second place in city competition. Senior captains were Smid and Young, one mile and one- halt mile city champions. With men like Wilson, Zaruba, Schade, Garlen, l-lickey, Prain, and Springer, all of whom have won top honors in city competition, our skaters oltered strong opposition to other contenders. Next year's squad will be led by Ianuta, hall-mile city champ in the junior division this year. Below SKATING TEAM Foreground-I. Schiller Row l-B. Reis, K Bernasp K. Frainy R. Schadey I. Smidy M. Young, I. Lane Row 2-R. Kuhn, D, Francis, F. Tomecekp R, Wilson, B. Spears Row 3,----C. Kuehnery B. Houser, I. Zarubag R. Geschiel, T. Kuhn, D. Ianata, C. Davis, R. Randi Row 4-I Iustq L Downs, N. Evanstovichg I. Gatlen, K. Springer Row 5--'G Binder, F, Schillinger, I. Shepherd, E. Walschlagerg E. Boudreaug R. 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V335 S :,i 4.:,, Q gg, S M IKM, f r- Ht 5 Y I Q in , Qu fa E3 BZ We gig 4 , iff .-'15, , 1 5 V i 5 .rn 1 ,, 2 fs 53,33 ' A , Q , ti 9 ' .J x s . Q ' 4 UL f U aw Q A L? ' nr ' . x w Laying j!Le iyovufacfafion or OZZ6L6!8V5!LilO jlwouglt lqfowfice Upper left With the real thing at hand, the objectives oi military training are more effectively accomplished. The 5th Army supplies the Lindblom arsenal with such weapons as the Browning Automatic Rifles pictured here. Left center Giving the boys pointers on different weapons, Iohn Bradley goes over important details about the intricate mechanisms with Robert Keene, Lester Berta, Robert Iandacek, Iames Swistek, and Iames Daccardo. Lower left Instructing a class in field stripping of the Ml rifle, Frank Wydra teaches the boys to take down and clean the weapon with ease. Lower The importance ot the check list of a well-dressed soldier is pointed out by Battalion Commander Ed Kionka to Bob Heher and Gerrit Van Westrienen. uni v-.Ex 515 'H 'ming Q-erm' gamma: H 122 Glixl Smit if ui Lg' German GSW SP Ummm twtwzf 523531 K 52:55 'Q'---..., ff.- .M Unif .xgcfilfifg LSQMMQJ glwaracfer eueklomelfrf Upper center The backbone of the unit's efficient operation is the staff which assigns and supervises the work of the cadets. Seated H Helier, E. Kionkag T De Wees Staricliria --R. Buren, R Keene, R Cicha, I. Daccardog R. Kowalzylc Lower center Ed Kionka, Bob Heher, cmd Tom De Wees stand at attention while Major Wayne Iohnson, military supervisor of Lind- blom's district, inspects the three officers. MfSgt. Wirt T. Glover and SFC. Robert Wilson are confident that the boys will measure up to the yardstick of Lindblom's R.O.T.C, tradition. Upper right The R.O.T.C. L club. an honorary organization for cadets who have won their L in various fields of endeavor, is the goal of many boys in the unit. Fort.-groiirinf H Keene, Vice-President, F. Cicha, Treasurer How l ll Morlan, W. Seidman, A Clement, L. Bertag R. Iaridacekp I Daccardoy R Helier lfow2 H Millerp I Heesep R Fialaq I Brown, R Kosevichg W. Goble, L. Iacobseri, G. Van We::tr'iener1q ll Alwfzliy How 3 lf. Kiorikag I Bradley Center right Cadets often seek inspiration in these trophies, won by Lindblom's Picked Platoons and in Federal Inspection. Lower right Rifle team members listen to Bob Heher, captain, as he instructs the cadets in the firing of a target. Stamliriqn Capt. H. Helier, I Kangasg C. Urizueta, R. Iohnsorip R. Smith, A, Clement, W. Goble, R Albeiatszq G pliflilfilll Kneeling-IQ. Milewski, W, Seidman, R. Fialay W. Van Bevereri, D. Ditkoq E. lvlorlan it , X. 1 F i. l , Ll..- wggmgayziebiw? iw Mdpolfwigigfy O! Ming Ae MALL The bell rings. Cadets snap to attention. l?EPORT , cfornes the Cornrnand. Sir, first squad dll present. . . . Sir, second squad, Cadet Brown absent. . . . And so starts a voinpany period. ln these companies the rridets learn basic? rnilitary theory and prof rwwlilro. An ettort is also rnade to instill the toiindotion tor intelligent Citizenship, which is -vssontiril tor a Continuing democracy. The lirittcrlion otters rnany activities for the cadets to tnrthor develop and put into practice the iiriniary reqnisites ot l3l.Q.T.C. training. Major civtivities ot the Reserve Gtticers' Training Caitlin.: iiroaraiii are the Picked Platoon, Rifle leant, Drum and Bugle Corps, and the Mfiiilaciy leant, Right Positions ot importance and honor are held by mem- bers ot the Color Guard. Bill Siedman, Bob Iandacek, Les Berta and Art Clement put in many extra hours ot work on their posts. Lower Responsibility rests on these twelve pairs ot shoulders tor whipping the unit into shape and keeping Lindblom's R.O.T.C. at the top. Seated are Lts. Daccardo, Keene, DeWees, Capt. Heher, and Maj, Kionka. Standing are Lts. Wydra, Cicha, Koldziej, Iacobsen, Ryan, Van Westrienen and Biadley. N' ' Sw fsrsies t ?iz - tffiwgg A 3? mx i li 5 t E , X A N. ,321 Vis? X' cf 7 'fl ,..... Y., vi, Cf' , 'fQ?QY ,X . wa 3' X Q O C K E T L A U N C H I N G S T A G E S Provide for a perfect takeoff into space When powered by imagination, energy, and initiative. In preliminary flight the freshmen advance To sophomore, junior, and senior heights in orderly progression, Revealing successful accomplishments along the Way as Hl16!8I C!Ctf5.'5I'YL8l'l. Page 123 its 50 X ogg? ts! Autumn tides roll into Lindblom or huge wave of somber freshies ready to plunge into the exciting stream oi high school life. Xjl 8f5Al'VL8lfL MISS DONOGHUE - 109 Row C. Row K. G. Row R. F. Row lvl R 1.- Kurthq D. Smithg H. Ieffriesp C. Bcxrillcr Z., Millerg D. Larsong B. Pastemcxkg I. Ordonezg Agrimas 31 Sie-jog D. Wcillcerg I. Ashbclucherg B. Hcxrtickg Dcrmico 4.. Mcilopsyg D. Ticlwelly B, Nectg V. Belly Michrllork ja!! opem wiffn zz fffzrrg, MRS. ATKINSON -- 118 Row l-- I. Mcxlecg C. Stojg S. Grocihp L, Hoffman 4 s so ,iz Row 2- C. Kruzinskig A. Dinong S. Rizzog I. Arnbrozeg A. Kosiek Row 3- Mrs. Atkinsong C. Gustclsong R. Crownsony I. Elsnicg D. Eskridgeg N. Lok-:xy Row 4- F. Porzygncxtp B. Shatkusg C. Croneng E. Nosorl E. Willisg E. Synowiec Row 5- D. Knutseng C. Kozielski Page l3O .,,,.... ..,.. .,......, 1' 3 S 9 x. I ? wr Ac ffm A115 ,IIIY5 worry. Miss CHEN - 121 How 1- N. Browney I. O'Noi1g C. Bourneg R. Swirczek Row 2- R. Akrcrmovichg I. Marekg Y. Polkg I. Robinsony N. Siegrneier Row 3- C, Andcrfsonp C. Boydp R. Gclrberg I. Seeley S. Pctcrsong D. Bennett Row 4- L. Robortsp S. Ehlermong R.Temp1etong A. We-issp S. Pc-roqrinq M. Piontok: C. Drcmpinski Row 5- G Lyczukg R, Schworrtzhoffg I. O'Donne11g R. Lucas: ID. Kidwoll v1 4... wiv. MISS DODGE - 129 Row 1- C. Dutkcxnychg W. Warzykg B. Wood. E. Beilfuss Row 2- C. Schcrlving C. Srindorcig P. Frcindeng Y. Turnc117 P. Poske Row 3- W. Hcxncxrzp I. Beckcrg R. Dornclng L. Gluesinqy D. McKimg L, Childress How 4- A Iqnntowiczg S. Molkg C. Vc11ysp L. Guttmcxny L. Iborussq IJ Agnewg C. Potts. F. Kara Puqo 131 jlf'86Al'1'L6lfL MRS. KENNEDY - 123 Row 1- C, Gulusg B. Bnzcng M. Virvcp I Pulmrio Row 2- S. Mertesp M. LcxVa11cp B. Gonoudc M Lr17'1r B. Iirsox Row 3- K. Whitemillerg R. Heinischg R. Martlno D. Mitchellg I. Szostokp C. Kopcry Row 4- C. Dotsonp C. Kinncarg M Gold tom M Cu L. Donovornp D. Pearson Row 5- I. Fronzeny M. DeBc1ttistf1p T. 1nq111 I Knlly B. Housep D. Smith. R. Bonebrcxke Row 6- B.Cc1mpbe11. M Perung B. Glonrfk P Dnnm B. Roncxyne ks MISS E. MURPHEY - 205 Row D. Row M. Witherowg E. Riebelg L. Stecg G. Adcxmsy I. Barr Row L. Gesiokowskip M. Mrozg S. Knoppg D. Dcxwnesg I. Clementq I Robinson Row 4- C. Iohnsonp C. Precing P. Ziecheg C. Choputp R. Sirpcxrisg C. Scheunerncxnn Row 5- G. Cieslog A Bcxllerinig G. O'Connorg D. Ordonez joofgaff QAM! i5 our aim, MR. GARBOW - 204 Row 1- K. Roederg D. Wickg B. Kcxtzg F. Zohrer Row 2- P. Brownep I. Ginlerg I. Orlolfg L. Ligong I. Soltis Row 3- T. Lindbergg I. Momninoy N. Iohnsony B. Norris B. Leeg L. Anderson Row 4- M, Nealy P. Finneryg I. Webbg A. Andrukoitisg H. Leffewg B. Sombolg R. Kroessin Row 5- Mr. Garbowg G. Iozscrg R. Cesichy K. Boullordg I. Chojncckig G. Huebnerg R. Bortschellerg I. Coplcm ROW 6- B. Kukulkoy T. Foxy R. Grobowskiy R. Sorrentinop O. Youngg R. Pytlik MISS CASPERS - 211 Row l- R. Ledererg G. Piscitiellog G. Litlleg R. Sornmorco Row Z- R. Coyleg S. Smokesg L. Kelchg R. Weberg C. Somyn Row 3- C. Molusekg B. Smicklesy L. Hooper: T. Solcrmone: B. Rogusg D. Carey Row 4- R. Dutkiewiczg M. Ortmcxng D. Murphyg R, Lymonq R. Kmukg S. Gilmour Row 5- R. Durcxckcxg B. Sotolog D. Wonnerg I. Wolusy I. Moinoy C. Pcrcerg S. Iones Row 6- W. Dunng R. Kuruzg R. Michcxloky R. Guziokp I. Kcxmelyg Miss Cospers Page l32 vim auf fo win eac game. Miss TOMARAS - 213 How I-- S Loving E. Dittmonng I. Oloszekg H. Woltke Row 2- D. Anderfsonp M. Shourekq T. Vctcluyekp C. Bogdcg S Eggert Row 3 - S. Dettrcn T. Nfzqelg B. Gesiokowskig A. Courtney- P. Surnrnorssg R. Przybylski How 4- M. Gicliorrifxsp D. Scalcrmerag A. Pcrpritzg I. Enlowp D. O'Koefo: I. Kress Row 5- K Barboreky M. Ksycki va . 'fs ,gfiilh if MR. VON BREMER - 231 Row l- D. Berryp T. Scottp F. Bcxniewiczg M. Ccrminker Row 2- G. Skrzclowaskig P, Kennedyg B. Clcirkg G. Wilson: W. Gambit How 3' M. Vicceg D. Pcisskowskig R. Zierdeng P. Shermcing B. Hecht Row 4- D MGCKCHZTQI L. Wognerg I. Koschg A. Semeriiuk S . Smithp I, Klirnkiewicz Row 5- M. Windstrupp E. Civesp D. Willicrrisg C. Sorigcxilop B. Kerry S. Stobor How 6- I. Bittnerp E. Sileog D. Helphreyg E. Coughling D. Larson Page 133 if hr Mm my 53 P85 l'l'L8l'L Mns. HALEY - 223 Row 1- D. Bejnarowiczg R, Stoutp B. MCClceryg I. Martin Row 2- I. Hultsg R. Fiusczyky R. Liscxkg R. Sinolinskig R. Budcy Row 3- E Leppm L Kfzlnngessp I. Riiroity G Innzeny B. Olomb Row 4- P. Zcirembcxp I. Ghilrirdig D. Browrig C. Mclsopustg I. Scellotop G. Krause Row 5- R Suichg S. Sinithp L. Spiewokg D. Loizzoy D. Milcskog C. Cizek Row 6- I. Chmelikg R, Andersong R. Loch: A. Trcritg W. White Ass P '?' if We 'haf Q Yxw, , l?l 85AlflfL8IfL MRS. HUBERT - 312 Row 1- E. Boss: D. Reisg M, Bruccp M. Cczden Row 2- D. Rossg Y. Murray: I. Earleg S. Stephcmg K. Hcirgrcive Row 3- I. Zugary R. Allcsp D. Kozeluhg F. Swcmsonp L. Bromdsietterg D. Bronson Row 4- R. Uzdinskiq I. Otiog R. Misevichg V. McQui11ung L. Thomasg C. Lenzog D. Scrlstrcmd Row 5- L. Schcriblcg M. Gramsg I. Lucas: C. Pullerg R. Cooperg P. Schomerg H. Zabelski Row 6- C. Howep G. Ccxrlsonp R. Gifford ..!41l0ga!ay5 we faAe in Alfm MISS KEEFE - 308 Row 1- E. Schnitzg I. Nevulisp M. Me-yerg L. Rcxsinski ROW 2- A. Scmsoneg M, Hclukg T. Phelpsp G. Gonchcxrg M. Wheisel Row 3- T. Mellg A. Novcikg P. Mixong R. Hcmdsp S. Wcxntochg D. Prychocki Row 4- I. Urbclitisg E. Klimusg N. Rcmdmcirky D. Penczekp M. Kostelnyg I. Kclrceskip B. Hedmcm Row 5- Cv. Tuzikp T. Shrothg D. Lukesg I. Strciubingg W. Mcxrron Q , if M.. 9 -1' 'S ' I 5193 Us s. ' Sh' W ga MISS CHENOWETH - 325 Row 1- R. Chicoineg C. Dziedzicg I. Lucheong D. Iohnsong C. Behrens Row 2- I. Pcrttersong B. Suttonp P. Hoekstmg D. Bonthrong P. Iones Row 3- W. Wessbergp A. Haciseg P. Pcmdolfog L. Yuhcmg I. Yost R. Rosch Row 4- W. Bcxcigulupog I. Romdolphp A. Stcmleyg L. Purvincxsp K. Bohcicg P. Porucznik Row 5- T. Rcmdichg E. Adcisg S. Andersong R. Prednyg D. Kowcilonekg P. Sgrignolig Miss Che-nowcth Row 5- D. Wonderlickg E. Aceg R. Topps: B. Leonardg M. Hencke Page 134 ' N As the fall days lengthen into winter, the sophs find themselves immersed in a rapidly moving current oi holiday festivities. gm 5 ann! ,oem we lfoda ow! e. MRS IUNG How l I Blarmchx B Dobrocky I Ru sell B Spear How 2 B Stull P Ca per H Tenmcsorl H Kentish K Powley Row 3 P Hatfield C Rehlmg D Vacchiano A Wynlcoop C Hemzacek W Riley Row 4- B. Tovroqq D. Duplessiq R. Porwcznikg B. Morgarmp I. Williams Row 5- G. lvlehalov' F. Lyonsg H. Knapp Page 135 52,9 0l'IfL0l 6.'5 MISS HOWATT - 112 Row l- Miss Howattg C. Kimbleg C. Skontosg I. O'Neillp H. Giusii ROW 2- L. Dobrockyg G, Bindery I. Iustp I. Petrizzog lvl. Arnold Row 3- I. Coxg H. Weyery L. Karpufsg R. Cesariog I, Brychlag F. Kolbe-ck Row 4- I. Warrenp E. Frarikp L. Beckg V. Yaqery A, Holoubekg I. Sak Row 5- C. Northg I. Garpielg I. Glymig D. Cessg I. Simpasormg S. Geraci 52,9 MISS CALLEN - 221 How l- l. Andrusskciy M. Falco. N. Cusick: K. Koldofl Row 2'- I. Amstutzg P. Sicrgeyq M. Cieslukowslcig M. Gerczcip L. Powers Row 3- G. Mockrosp L. Geschwindlg L. Iohnsonp F. Stczntong D Flores Row 4- B. Krulg I Ccxrlsonp L. Oswofldp S. Lerner: B. Bonner: Miss Cullen ROW 5- I Bcxumclslcvrp I. llrownp D. DCMOnlep E. Hruslccrp W. Van Bevcreng I. Sulo Row 6- D Sherilly C Dcinglesg A. Bclscrvichg L, Fabiclnp G Hudson: I. Swistekp F. Plcxttner C7413 cfwir WHA muiic Ariglr MR. SWANSON -- 210 Row l- A. Chilmcmp R. Christophe-rg C. Kozelp D. Correru Row Z- M. Brongielp D. Lupe: G. Kerelap V. Giusti: F. Tomecek Row 3- I. Sewnigg I. Ozoufp A. Gilbertsong R. Oestp I. Cclrtwrighl Row 4- I. Dvorcrky F. Guerinp D. Bcumgartnerg N. Kriegsiesp K. McNamara Row 5- D. Ondrvoicp D. Kcczorowskip E. Burger: W. Tcxtrop F. Prichodkog I. Allen MISS HANSEN - 232 Row l- I. Sokolowskig D. Dciwsonp E. Gueriny B. Chigier Row 2- I. Stcrckg D. Berkshireg D. Senkpielg R. Luckhcxrclp M. Brandl Row 3- M. Pompeig M. Zieglerg I. Schoenhofenp C. Unzuetoy H. Skibinskig C. Andrews Row 4- I. Hcxugheyg L. Pattersony C. Marlin: I. Soulherg G. Morvisg S. Reidg T. Glonek Row 5- G. Lcbineg M. Gcindyg S. Spruthg R. Bradley: C. Wileyp C. Dcxvies Row 6- I. Este-sg I. Riesenp R. Beuggerg C. Kuehnerg D. Kuhlmun Page 136 a cafe! Wouemger nigAf. Mas. SHALLENBERGER - 302 Row l-- D. Webbg L. Michalskip B. Lamperisg I. Erickson Row Z- K. Corbett R. Wilsong S. Fuglemp R. Sutorq A, Harley Row 3- I. Rosnerg D. Rebmanng M. Millasg T. Pekniky I. Ryanp I. Sopron Row 4- R, Maskalunasg V. Russellg R. Genserp B. Morgep D, Stawikowskip R. Hartig Row 5- W. Hovanecp N. Evancevichp R. Rykaczewski MR. SHORE - 104 Row l- D. Hankiewiczg A. Zuanicg L. Masopustg N. Sumpter Row 2- P. Luke-sg I. Specognip I. Getchasg B. Zohrerg G. Fairbanks Row 3- H. Hotchking L. l-lighlandg P. Crane: M. Gessp I. Cummins Row 4- Mr. Shore-5 H. Silvermang D. Trouchanp D. Antichg B. Buritag D. Allison Row 5- R. Cassidyg C. Watermang R. Youchison Page l37 LSZIO 0lWL0l 6.'5 MR. LYNGBY - 303 Row l- B. Kashanitzp M. Librizzig D. Thrifty P. Marino Row 2- I. Turcop C. Hespeng I. Bolg R. Richardsp R. Castelanos Row 3- I. Whitey S, Mackp I. Stokesg R. Kuhnp E. McDonalclp G. Fletcher Row 4- G. Barnettp P. Carnpbellp B. I-lomag W. Serven K. Palrickg B. Madlg R. Trudeau Row 5- F. Holdenp I. Virrusog R, Iohnsong D. Kearney 'f 4'r-f SSDI? OWLOIWZZS MISS MCGUIRE - 122 How 1- B. Dolcrkg P. Ccrdeny M. Moore-g C. Hansen How Z-- D. Lewisg R. Greenlee-5 I. Humang A. Wullaceg C. Grzybzcyk Row 3- I Depiolfxg B. Mcmcinig M. Reescrp E. Boudrecu I. Simonetu Huw 4- M. Byrong M. Hcunptonq N. Gczboschy T. Russellg E. Werkrneistery I. Beback Row 5- G. Hcxckerq E. Lloydg I. Sherwing I. McNeHisp M. Ahnp M. Beezy 'Six Our C2Ari5Ifma5 joy we 5 are, MR. ABRAHAMSON - 108 Row 1- E. Bayer: M. Kellyg P. Kwicxtkowskip A. Hojncicki Row 2- B. Bieschkeg N. Nevulisg V. Andersong K. Spencerg H. Levine Row 3- I. Edwclrdsg I. Drcxwsp R. Purvinosg A. Szcxlkusg G. Nelson: D. Fleeton Row 4- R. Albertsp C. Schmookg W. Eizkorng W. Keinerg T. Burke MISS CRISMAN - ZU2 Row 1- M. Nobleg L. Downesg C. Scijdcxkg F. Denman Row 2- I. Newton: D. Dauphinzxisg S. Grifiing D. Kwicmtg M. Gandy Row 3- D. Dommermuthg P. Nowcxkg M. Speckp L. Dantinop B. Ness Row 4- D. Anderson. R. Bondp H. Russellg E. Mockg R. Kosevichg L. Feurs Row 5- N. Konieczkig K, Drezy M. Reidp D. Icnutcxg R. Lcrmbertg Miss Crismun Row 6- B. Poetzingerg I. Krokg M, Klugp R. Kobyleckyg G. Zeltmcxnn Page138 A CLWUA r1c'A0 In M11 air. MISS DOWD -- 206 Row 1- B. Lotusg A. Clementp R. Wllllrimssg G. Clumsorm Row 2- K. Nemethp W. Wait-:rg I. Hosp ll. Slmclbcxrg C. Zumerling Row 3- S. lcxkubowiczq R Newlimg B. PClCl'i3OllQ M llullm A. Bcrristug R Lizzio Row 4- I. Filipekg B, Burghqrdty D. Wcrlirxgp M. Butler. A. Zucccxrellop F. Kerr Row 5a R Schwcrrtzerg R Amoldy C. Ccrrlsson QQ , -. 'iii MR. LABANT - 208 Row lf -My bf' M. Schreiber: H Kmlufup C. Kmiprcdzfxkg ll Lmszaor Row 25 K jfs M.Sucl1yp M. Hickcyy H.Cl:FCCI1Wi1l4lg L. WtQ?i'1ll1lXI'l.DY B. Knox Row 3- R. Blaschakg S York. H Holmbcrcgg S Hcmeyg P. Kelly Row 4'- R. Lipinski. l. Tczbiomp P. Bccrkotlog l llustouy S. Rodman l. Hcnclcrrsorl Row 5- D. Cookg M. Adjssg I. Nmtlwg ll lCII1O.iy W Ggblfxr P. Voltz Row SA I. lonicxlcg D. Croomg H. Brooks P41110 lflfl 7fMfA Www Mar af our oar, Miss RADICH - 219 Bow 1-- I. Dcrorg D Dixg S. McDor1uldq H. Liscxk How 2- W. Berrmthg A. Kiphuthp C. O'Donnellp A. Lessurdp P. Kosch. Row 3-- L Piyusg H. McNc1irzy F. Brycp T. Beesp I. Scmdoru Row 4- M Bicrxiokg C, Pellery S. Iohnscmp I. Cmichg G CGTICOIGQ H. Krauss Bow 5- D. McCorthyq S. Gullinczg Miss Bcrdich: A. Ste-lterg L. Grzybowskip N. Icrchimicrk .4 , . mx, xv , .V ,Ass -rw 5 'QS' 'ask I 1 ' 5 I? nf- . Q sf' I 5 ' Sig di -an-1 .. Z V ,un :TWV ' rw . Q -2 sl -sf-W :ss - 1 ME . x -2 f X,,, ,. .... s.,.,.xrU N ,X Q5 sw. Y. f ,.,,- I-3 ilv. fx . 'Ns-f' 'gi 'E ,F . X as ' 'J ' :.,5 . A --bf 'ff f ' -rk 'Q , . , V V 'V ,QQ f an ' ii Y E W 4 'P an 5 'lf 6 v -is? Bw A, wk S' . 'ga Ms - ., 1 ,: 2 f 'W I ,. ' ff ' .lf 4 f ., ,. ' av Aa, -uf Q Sr A an . , ia 3 W if by 'ff jf. W' I Q 09 M IH inf! I I' 'K' ,, ls ff' I wg' f x , w 1 las wfwg 1 ' T 1 my r ,- 5 -r 2 ., , fi ' sf n . 11 A Q .-an-Y ,rm 119. J Q If as MISS PECK - 230 How I- M. Browrrg I Sulypuy V. Benoresp A. King Bow 2-- F Mumcme. P. O'Bourkeg D. WGFSIISFQ W. Victors: B. Etchirxghclm Row 3-- R Huuscrg B. Ccfvorsog M. Willicrmsg C. Palmerg W. O'Neilg P. MCWGIISTS Bow 4- E. McPherson: B. Termuntp S. Browny R. Mcxzeikug G. Modisong B. Kollcrs How 5- S. Pruirxy G. Burtonq S. Policg E. Wcxlschlczgerp P. Olstedp W. Niemoth Page 140 52,9 OWLOPQ5 MRS. THURN - 224 Row 1- P. Burge-rg A. Schofieldp K. Duplessisg I. Perpoli Bow Z- D. Percicxchp B. Sklyp C. Filliponeg T. Fuscog I. Greenberg Row 3- I. Nemtusckp S. Eckhart A. Guntyg B. Gillilicmg D. Spencerg I. Pcxwlcik BOW 4- W. Skupieng H. Cellop R. Domenkp B. Kmiecy C. Erchulg Mrs. Thurn Row 5- W. Schoerxhofeny D. Bctlcmg I. Elliottg I. Budrlkg T. Nawczrcx Bow 6- G, Grindrocly I. Litvin Lmau u... uw su . usu:1h...r -gf v,,.. ,Y 4' 11. li . io ld., 1. .5 wg? :A , . ' 4. U7 I is 0l'l'L0l 8f5 MRS. RIFE - 322 Row 1- B Stevenmg D.Wc1rnerp G. Scotchrnurp C. Baniewicz Row 2- R Miilerg M Hrilinskiy D Wnlkery I Hfinflsp V. Bistos How 3- V Mrirtinkrxusg S. Wilkeyg P. Wedelq B. Klimcxp R Picfkettg E Louthan Row 4- I Cmoneg ID Werlinqg I. Dufsekg P. Schultzq I. Gillurdp H Whitey Mrs. Rite Row 5- P Kfitrxuzskcrsg T. Wozninkg B. Terryq R Mice-kg A Billzxy I Imsiriky C MCCOO ua we YA 0 My mr GLN' .1 wr' .IUHK MR. MOEHLE - 320 Row 1- I. Pcxcholskig I. Bennettp I. Frefinrg A Yrxrborry Row 2- L Sterkowicry I Schfzboldg K Lnrsssmg D Vr1nSCoy K. Kosnoir Row 3- P.Lc1dikg S. Ch1lFGj H Poqmrnikg M Hiirloyg I. Pdrhfldg L. Kennedy Row 4- D. Boydp L. Andre:-tirhy H.Mi1lorp M Nutotg C Whitey P. Whalen Row 5-- F Schilinqerg R Zfippendorig ID Hotimmi I Polcir bear weather freezes the ponds, but fails to chill sophomore enthusiasm, for the flow oi teen-age activities continues uncxbuted. ,N 4, I -4 - W.. .Qt XX, ., yin' bc .li fwmlpj ll 252652. XX JN Qt K gt, f X .fl If, X X' ft' 4' fx ' XX 1- , t. 4. N f m.. M ,,. X Pcxqe 141 5 ,wa Nh Q . . li it s x WE 5- .3 .Q fw Q 3 .4521 fix? Wiih the first signs of spring, juniors paddle their way forward toward free and easy waters marked Spring Vacation. A Afwafy famfm urn Arig!Lf, MRS. ALLEN - 124 Row 1- D, Hayesq R. Falls: N. Schreiber: R. Rago Row 2- R, Stanleyg I Ellerg K. Brownp D. Cartwright P. Mitchell Row 3- I. Ambroseg T. Baker: N. Ashbaucherg S. Kolodziejy B. Licatap B. Volland How 4- Mr. Pillery R. Shieldsg A. Smithg B. Sowinskig C, Nothp M. Trlak Row 5- C. Zabinskig I. Hoody R. Hillg P. Ferro Page 142 oufaiom MISS GARRITY - 120 Row 1- H. Felmony I. Della Permay N. Howellg M, Pittelkow Row 2- I. Fleckp N. Lancaster: E. Hillp I. Rothg I. Schiller Row 3- S. Cangemig R. Mrozg I. Barattag D. Turcoy I. Hladikg A. Rajewski Row 4- C. Karnbag L. Perryg D. Ziritakg R. Casorip W. Bergstrom: I. Hartig Row 5- C. Easorig R. Bereolosg F. Hubbardg I. Taylorg H. Iohnson .ff ng. A 1 If Q RI, X new Arfnfmdfer roman in 5igAf. MRS. CONNOLLY - 127 Row 1- S. Iohnsonq L. Karpusg G. Daveyg R. Busch Row 2- S, Gruenholz: I. Budimlyay A. Statfordg M. Weber: N. Umirlsky Row 3-- D. Marky B. Wrightg G. Nilesq I. Beckg L. Firkiny P. McGinley Row 4- D. Schuelerg W. Powleyp C. Taubmany K. Urbanskip K, Obergg G. Stewart Row 5- F. Horlsag P. Sarmdsg I. Van Westrienerly R. Fort MR. HUNTER - 317 Row l- P. Cortezp I. Chiarappay L. Goeingy M. Saliba Row 2- Mr. Hunterg C. Rhodesg A. Marksg I. Darlceyg I, Heil: E. Russell Row 3- M. Kuinius: P. Martinowskip D. Stiegalg D. Przybylskig S. Marbachg E. Grerm Row 4- I Wattg B. Hammarmq M. Weglarzp G. Wagnerg D. Strockg H. Olszowkap D. Smowtorl How 5- I. Mottq P Rutkauskasg K. Loxp A. Maybe-rryg S. Norris Page 143 I i :fandom MR. MULVANEY - 226 Row 1- B. Fosterg I. Eichp R. Viecep C. Hartmann Row 2- C. Whatesy E. Valasekg R Rosermberag If Seleikp S. Hofrichier Row 3- T. Vanamanp B. Poli-:hy I. Olsormq P Stobag K. Hubbardg R. Egan Row 4- K. Budzg E. Hyrnciky L. Eichp E Fudaczy B. Marrollo . lm.. .A QV. are 4 C aan merry .fgprff mfg ning, MR. GOODMAN - 319 Row 1- D. Kyceg K. Fox: I. Swansong P. Svoboda Row 2- B Raceg C McFarland: B. Kilarskig P. Bezichg A, Linaier Row 3- P Barelsp C. Margelliy I. Grothg C. Eisenhardty R. Strahan Row 4- K Richardsong K. Nielseng I. Budzg I. Schally F Chow Row 5-- I. Soltisq G Prescott Mr. Goodman: R, Plucinski we 1 Yrw w.,mR,,Qq.. omiom MRS. CATES - 106 Row l- P, Styblop I. Florag D. Milosg T. Wengel Row 2- T. Agrimisy D. Podolakg M. Browng M. Spieziog G. Morgan Row 3- B, Herrg W. Zacharkog A. Nicholsy A. lngalay E. Kwiatkowskip R. Shryock Row 4- I. Greenbergy L. Andrysiakg S. Wesly H, Munnichp Mrs. Cates: Miss Urbanek Row 5- G. Boydg R. Fitzpatrickg B. Mohr: R. Hunt C. Newling C. Allemang Row 6- R. Schoppg C. Wolniakg R. Mazeika MR. BOUCHER - 110 Row 1- K. Marrong C. Campbellq P. Kinsellap M. Hansen Row 2- I, Matuszakg P. Gallagher Row 3- K, Edwardsp I, Brown Row 4- R. Belly I, Gilrnartinp I. Guering D. Parkerg M. Oswaldg D. Slamag G. Kerng R. Craftong I. Arnold: B. Mclienclrickg E. Maziky R. Circo Row 5- P. Bischoff: R. Englundy I. O'Neill7 D. Czysczong F. Pruim Page 144 10 MR. IEPSEN - 212 Row I N 2142 K Potfvrrsonq P Bockorg B Field How 2 B Tmging ID Forriong B Dziedzicg D Rott I3 Hrxfxfihkr- Row 3 P Crlrterg M Wrubelq P Homg T Powers G Mxllur Row 4 H Smithg G Limfgly I3 Kriffpfsg C Lfmqfordg Wow 5-- H Hfxfwlng F, Pr-Irmry R Rower OW .S vzrvowzs i- Muon 1:1 7 .S 1- U omiom 4ll2fp 2 fc' I 2 Q g fifif If CHIC Domfizp W.H11IrTI10rr: Nj MR. INGLE - 227 How I I3 Ilrwztorg M Sllf-ririmlp C Ihvmdrickrsorup P Noob How 2 - CT I5r1w::m1q K Fultyrup A. mmikq A. IUrQVem1kg C Kmlwfl How I2 -- I Iioocig S Amlvrozf-7 I Wfxrremg 13 I3f1IC!CkOfTj If Mulcmowzski IIOW4 - I1 Gorfskig M Mrozg C Iommssg W. Stroboly I Gutfschow How 5 I Willimmzp K RQVIIVHIH T Kuhmy R Curryg M Mc-znfalmmrp I Mfirklm Iwyr' IAI5 our 511.1f1'1fafo!,Qju1g. MRS. MILLER - 119 Row 1- P4 Iusig P, Vacccxrollog M Polichomiy II Sfthullz Row Z- N. Leveep B. Fullcry C Bmmtzg IU GGI!Zf?Tj T Kimq Row 3- R. Gozdecki, K. Armdorsomg R Rmnirozg G. Schmous, K Borderxg T. Hllthoriorfi How 4- D, Irebockerg B, Andrewsg Row 5- E Kunkelp R R. Bures E , Bcrssg R SChlQr'1kOr: I Brmzir D. Dzliemski Erchulq R Stain A Kolmizioig R was , .gg QHQNLA. QU!! XNNQIQ M-null f-Ms ., A xx ii! 513543 1 V lflfl'Llf0l 1f MRS. STANTON - 301 Row l- I. Henclnp D. Willimnsg B. Wellsg A. May Row 2- H. Lonieg G. Kozlowskig H. Iuslinicp S. Necxlg B. Koenig Flow 3- V. Mcrslcoliuncrsg I. Kolbekg M. O'DoWdg R. Ionesg R. Chamberlain Row 4- R Wojciky I. Bullerig R. Gesicikowskig E. Peskcp B. Bolfine Row 5- I. Sklcrrslciy I. Cholewcxp R. Oskvcxrekg A. Chuifield Uacafion-we LreafAe oz Jigkf MR. IANOUSEK - 242 Row l- C. Scxkcrlesg I. Wcilkerg A. Icmesg M. Gorlicki Row 2- I. Re-czuchy B. Keichumg C. Scigcmg I. Foreyg E. Roskos Row 3- I. Allen: I. Pouporeg I. Ierozcxlg C. Matuszcxkg M. Schcirfy G. Byas Row 4- I. Reeserp V. Kemperg R. Voigtg H. Schwartz: R. Rosinskig D. Blyth Row 5- C. Wciishwellp G. Depinskiy G. Prodcinq B. Schroederg I. Burdong I. Laney R. Hicks MR. IONES - 307 Row l- C. Thompsong M. Ccrrioiog P. Hanson: F. Leland Row 2- M. Feroneg B. Kcrncxsg N. Meyer: B, Pe-toskig I. Hermcznng C. Iurcrskci Row 3- H. Ichciskeg C. Keoirneyg W. Stillwellg I. Borcigulupog R. Ward Row 4- I. Hoeflingerg I. Cordellg I. Bertuccig C. Heuerg T. Kelly Page l46 KL 2 3 - WIN! CA'6Ll'l'14,9 , IJ OMF' Cflf. MRS. MCBRIDE - 308 Bow 1- E Kirkg B. Sotzkey B. Altschcrttlg M. Bonomo Bow 2- I. Churcp I. LeCluirg I. Koonigg C. Fabriciusg M. Stovirirski Bow 3- I Clark: S Hcurrny E Dcrnielwiczg D. Wrightg I. Korpitz Row 4- B Scoquistg F. Wfxqner MRS. SCHUHMANN - 324 Bow 1- Mrs. Schuhrnanng M. Brachp B. Prezcrg T. Youngp M Giuttro Bow 2- A Mitchclg M Hcrllinanq P. Bcrlckg B. Buford: G. Bates Bow 3- T. Brcxndoirsp B Sckeray C. Ienningssg D. Soltisg I. Batdortp B. Watson Bow 4-- ID. Fmncisg B. Schrntdtp G Forgusonq M. Ewcrld B. Wattg A. Freundt Bow 5- I Milosg W. Therriaultg B. Pcnekg A Livolsig M Colley B Gisschielg B. Stokes Page 147 wwf' lfmiomf MISS TAHENY - 310 Row 1- L. Durncrsg A. Nosporg A. Lizzog M. Tanner Row 2- L. Sereikcry M. Willimnsy D. Hfrrrng A Wifkg P. Spinner Row 3- E. Siglerg S. Kcxgcmg H. Mayday B. Ancierfsony R. Fiulcx Bow 4- M. Hcwkinsg D. Holly I Hcxrnptonq B. Borqumtg B. Lynch Bow 5- L. Sercztinp W. Zoberisg G Stornpinfzkiq S Ciptch QQ' Aff.: ,M wie 3. is X3 Summer's in the air, and 4B seniors, having dived successfully for school honors, make headway for cr safe harbor called Graduation Home gringd a foopnfar franc! endow MRS. DETER - 3111-X Row l- P. Gackig I. Dolcmg M. Zimmermcmg V. Pikowilz Row 2- G. Tischerg S. Binghamg M. Smithp P. Iellemap M. Raverty Row 3- A. Statkusg Mrs. Deterg M, Doljcminy C. Iasirlskig K. Kloppenburg: T. Ramabe Row 4- R. Pickettg L. Reivltzp R. Ostromg B. Simms T. Simchuk MISS DOYLE - 311B Row l-- G Graymorg P. Tuloy G. We-rkmeisterg S. Russell Row Z- M. Owadq I Tilleryg D, Slevensy E. Kainsy A. O'COxmOr How 34- A. Scvharg l. Woodward: D Michel: W. Thompson: ll. Stanley Row 44- H Stevermsong I. Smerzp B. Harmsonp C. Gamaufg R Bowen: D. Petolick llow 5- P Iopelcg ll Allen Pane 148 J . X CPAMI 0,41-zmif 14,1 wif MRS. LONG - 311C How IA! If Pcisscufzlg D. Bioldsp T. Torssorrep Q. Flores How ZH-- I. Rochfordp K Rozsssg I. McLec1r1p S. Wcxrdg I. Kafsrrrcxrm Row 3-- ID. Bindery E Lewizsp A Iohrmzsorry S Frozinq N1-Iuberg M Borrczss Row 4- I Smiloyp P. Policy H Vcmoskeyp R Mclrciliorrisg L Butlerp Mrs. Long ROW 5-- R Olsonp B Wcrrrmesy R. Schollp D. Boumgeurtrmcrq P. Ijrrgstromg B Douthit Row 5- L IDeWoIfg T Domirriec eniom MH. LILEK - 311D How 1- B Germiilep C. Thompzsomy S Stoinbergp Q, D. Boudreou Row 2- M SchulTzpI Behrerufsq G Pelivoq C Pflluzzekg S, Steelmcm How 3- 4' G Mc1rc:hirukeg A. Mlllerg F Petrlchg M. H1115 M. IDeMc1rcog T. Iurich Row 4A ID Okerg W Kmiecp S. Birrghomp F Cmamereq R. Barkowfskig I Kclcrrges How 5-- I. Ozoufg R Reugrmg B Garrett: R. Grcrfg IJ. Vander Meedenp C. Novoscxdg T. Albcmo Row Sf- W Korrwickmg Mr. Lllekg R, Kuroskig A. Iohnsorm I 4 D V. ,nf R . 'Q Aw is MRS. SYMES - SIIE Row I- A. Henkelg A. Gleinichq S Awirewug II Mc-zullcn Row 2- M. Lorliep H. Nessbittg S SITUIIIGICJ M Cozzoy P. Novak Row 33 C- RSCS: A. HCIIISOH: F Oqficzrrg If Nm-lxzeuy S. Amsiutzg L Niedbcxlm Row 43 A.CcrmpbeI1g D. Tqylorp P. Southvvoerlg QI Arrrrr-v R. Dice-5 I. Weisse Row 5- R.Schc1eferg C Stcxflordp R Ccraazalerg A Ilrrrkprmr P. Choissser IIKHIK' Iflfl A jim Shoo! Mow QD Z .xg jfying cglfowlf Upper left Typical assembly opening - a scramble for seals by cast and audience. Upper right September memories include aching feet after the Powerama tour. Lower left First marking period in sight! Art jobs must be finished. Lower right Spooks, spirits, and shadowy shapes didn't scare any seniors on Halloween. Page l5U X 5545 ' --.., ,i- -s - . .,,x..N UN , v 1 i 'I 9I21l3.'3m , ...X xi fi ls I I . W.,,,,,,h ig . , Q V 5 5 M W-W-s.-w.W Mmkaim , ,, ,,.v..mh-um..nuw..uw: : . K , I 1 'gl IS, X 43 V, I Y b !' QQ e , fi A K . xg., 4, an L' 2 'fx 'if 9 4 I' -ulm r A ,L-uunuunsavn-WM A 2 1 3 .M-1 1. WK, J-fm' Y 'Q f A 1:.5 'SFF 5 'I I v Egg tl ik, jw 9206! win? ,SQAUQK .yncfvzcfe . Upper Ieit Hecve, ho! Pull, Bobs, pull! Upper right Trimming the tree is ci job everyone on council enjoys. Lower left These smiling senoritas can be depended upon to burst into cz qdy Spanish dance at the drop of cr sombrero. Lower right With every muscle straining, rivul cogers give their ull. Page 152 C Tix, Diff .sm ali 143' x-If ' if .L jf C1764 AJQMAKQA, porfd, j85fil!f!LQ5 Luft In the lite of graduating seniors, lunch periods often double as study periods. Upper right Tho iorm's correct now try sockinq it. Middle riqhl Como on, Elaine! Str-e-t-ch a little! You can make it. Lower riqhl And at tlic cud oi cr pcricct day wc'ro left pooped. l'a If live A -.Q--su' i 3 'T 'l v 3 freofing .xgfieacf On jte my jme Upper left C'mon, Gerri, all you need is that get-up and go. Lower left Scientiiically-minded Lindblomites promenade after cr satisfying tour of the Museum. Upper right They won't give up! You can't tempt sturdy hikers. Lower right From tornadoes to torrents --W a typical windy city spring. 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Lower Iefl When the entire cist assem- bled for the traditional sing- ing oi Good Night, Sweetl heart, a wonderful perform- ance came to an end. Upper right The dramatic finale, Your Land and My Land, climaxed the choir's fourth annual pro- duction of Metrical Madness. Center right In gay rhythm the Travel ettes portrayed various modes of transportation. Lower right Balinese Trance captiva- ted the audience when Sandra Ioy Williams performed her exotic dance. 1'111111S1E1 111111 M1-t111'111 M11111111::1: 1V 1 11111 111113 CXL'llllt11 11v111111111 LR.. 'N- Q 'XXL-XX NSZLKLL! lgdofograyofzy jocoww On memoradi glfenlfd Only a good photograph can recall those priceless moments of enchantment and happiness found in high school life. Days of laughter and ioy are vividly and indelibly recorded for a lifetime of pleasurable remembrance. The camera is truly a wonderful invention, but a great deal is also dependent upon the photographer himself. For photography is an art which calls for experience, skill, and patience. lf it's a good picture you want, see Sam Becker of Baker Studios, our Lindblom photographer. Ralph Hegene M Sh gh y 5048? .S?lfL6b0 218 South Wabash Avenue HArrison 7-8783 Ofhriaflodofogrrlyaher for fda 7956 fihgnf I' l 7 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 GROCERLAND 3115 WEST 63rd GRovehill 6-1212 Typewriter Service Rentals, Repairs and Sales ANDCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. SALES AND SERVICE 1515 West 63rd Street WAlbrook 5-3546 J. W. Cudzik Chicago 36, Illinois SCHMIDTS BAKERY 5530 SO. ASHLAND AVENUE Chicago, Illinois NlERMAN'S BOOTERY Shoes Carried From AAAAA to EEE Women's To Size 14 - Men's To Size 17 Complete Range of Sizes for Children 3148 W. 63rd St. PRospect 6-3011 When in Trouble Call PEHLER 8. GAIETTO AUTO SERVICE GRovehill 6-9616 - 3134 2934-36 W. 63rd Street Chicago 29, Illinois Compliments of a Friend TOURIST NASH SALES CO. 5944 SO. WESTERN AVE. HEmlock 4-2110 Chicago, Illinois Page 158 G O R D O N ' S Fashions at Their Best for Men and Women 6433 S. HALSTED ST. ENglcwood 4-7600 Chicago 21 PRospect 8-1417 THE LAWN PET SHOP Tropical Fish - Birds - Pets AQUARIUM AND PET SUPPLIES lQ 3454 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 29, Illinois Victor B is the man to see for all school needs and student wants, as Barbara Skly, Marcia Wilkosz, and Tom DeWees well know. Shorts or chevrons, aprons or sweaters - all can be found by merely opening his door. or Eawzfcfwf JQMK H1494 om! xgilroof XSTAIOIOAZJ ee ic Kessl rings of high quality and rea- sonable prices are always on display to intrigue prospective graduates. Lindblom students like Barbara and Marcia can often be found enioying one of Vic's special gastronomic concoctions or munching tasty hamburgers. VICTOR B'S LINDBLOOM TECH BOCK STORE 6204 South Wolcott Avenue PRospect 8-9478 if E mAnEnA's PHARMACY J. R. Madera, R.Ph.G. 2901 W. 59th ST., cor. Francisco Ave. Chicago 29, lll. BOB'S GROCERY and DELICATESSEN o- 2 Q uw O C -I J: 'U C T1 P U5 75 Z O P U 'U O 1 Ill 3 o C -0 3' T' so as O0 N1 SOUTHWEST DRUG CO. R. F. Uerryj Heyna, Pharmacist WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT Health Headquarters Since 1923 1858 W. 63rd St. at Wolcott RE 7-2204 l 5 'U 3' o 3 cn Q T o 4 rn I 9' oo ro oo oo NATHAN'S STYLE SHOP Dresses, Coats and Suits - Lingerie GJ .4 NI I'1'I U7 -I Os CJ 1 Q. Ui -I Z H1 H1 -I O I D Q no o ro 30 ? Q. Ill S3 e0 ':i FQ? has :Ong -l 37 ..:: Kos zozis sw U1 W 2 J, E' Sa 'rim D as -EU EE 3.2 E Z Q .1 1555 W. 63rd St. 6305 S. Ashland Howard's Quality Meat Market Fresh Homemade Sausage and Poultry 1921 WEST 51st STREET fiswa -' l f-,ji-N fx? 4 f ,X Arg: 'X I its 1 75 year old Southern Recipe never's been matched l 1 Suu made the old- fashioned kitchen way ...in small batches... using savory spices and only the very best pork. For an unexcelled, zestful treat-have Parker House Pork Sausages tomorrow, sLu'e! as 3 ,GAA .I , - I .-5.19 A Parker QI-Iouse f A , X f if 'X 1 g plllliilllli ll 7 -5 sou Tb -Var I 5' l l S uc! ,M Q E 9+ ' .N G I dA I l P01146 fmaaqo U. S. ov'I Inspec ed an pprovnd K' WI 1 . sg . :ff 4 lt your grocer doesn't have Parker House, he can get it by phoning KE 8-1112 Really, lt's the Most . . . For A Real Groovy Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner fAnd Nutritious, Tool . . . Ask Mom To Serve 0 PARKER HOUSE FRANKS 0 PARKER HOUSE BOLOGNA 0 PARKER HOUSE LIVER SAUSAGE 0 PARKER HOUSE SMOKED LINKS 0 PARKER HOUSE POLISH SAUSAGE 0 PARKER HOUSE HEADCHEESE CAII U.S. Government Inspected and Approve II , Chicago, Illinois GRovehill 6-9248 Remember, PARKER HOUSE, Finest Sausage Ever Made! UL. .-.J in rowing jce Gmmnnify In this atomic era the advantages of drive-up banking facilities are appreciated by every age group. Located in our community, Talman is a progressive institution that keeps pace with the rapid tempo of the times. Admiring the latest addition at Talman are three Lindblom students, Matt Stoginski, Rose Thompson, and Susan Johnson. They know that saving at Talman is safe, quick, and convenient. T A Federal Savings 81 Loan Ass'n. 5501 South Kedzie Avenue HEmIock 4-3322 A CKNO WLEDGEMEN T Tuxedos worn on pages 46 and 47 of the Eagle were provided through the courtesy of Seno 8. Sons PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS P lf'l HUNT JEWELERS 3106 WEST 63rd STREET John J. Hunt . . . Class of '23 Uunej KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS WATCHES - CLASS RINGS SENO 81 SONS DRESS SUIT CO., INC. The House of Formal Wear 2513 West 63rd Street 720 South Western Avenue Chicago, Ill. GRovehill 6-8043 CITY OUTLET CO. Exclusive Sentinel Radio and Television Sales and Service Tubes and Antennas Phone YArds 7-2772 4620 S. Ashland Ave. REpublic 7-9633 Trailer Rentals Johnnie's Standard Service Station John J. Madeia, Jr., Proprietor EMERGENCY TOWING 6158 South Ashland Chicago, Illinois Compliments of A Friend Always Ask Bergman and Avoid Mistakes S. A. BERGMAN, INC. Wallpaper - Paints - Window Shades Free Delivery PRospect 6-3440 1524 W. 63rd STREET The Big Store on the Corner of 63rd and Justine Sts. RICHARD'S CYCLE SHOP Sales and Service MOTOR SCOOTERS -:- MOTOR BIKES Distributors of Schwinn Built Bicycles HEmlock 4-3259 1408 West 63rd Street Chicago 36, Ill. Imported and Domestic Delicacies For Your Table ART. LENTZEN'S DELICATESSEN-WURSTGESCHAEFT Phone REpublic 7-0568 Chicago 36, Illinois 1713 WEST 63rd STREET F. Koch's Homemade Sausage- Weisel's 8. Usinger's Cold Meats Phone HEmlock 4-6466 Expert Service Open Evenings-Terms or Cash OGDEN RADIO sn TELEVISION Co. Television Sales Admiral - Zenith - R.C.A. Buy Here and Save Money C. Geo. Pecho 1645 W. 63rd Street Chicago 36, Ill. Everything for Golf Phone PRospect 6-8749 GREAT LAKES GOLF BALL CO. Not Inc. Distributor and Factory Representative 6641 S. WESTERN AVENUE Chicago 36, Illinois POrtsmouth 7-9604 CORALO'S DRIVE INN 6400 S. CICERO AVENUE Chicago, Illinois Beefburgers - Sodas - Ice Cream Sundaes and Malts URBANEK FUNERAL HOME 1335 WEST 51st Chicago, Illinois YArds 7-6112 Page 162 1 1 X740 ji ov 61110 lf m an Ll -54 in A Efrrv f jgn ffion A good car is a bargain at any price. Ferrell-Hicks supplies the public with the choicest cars at the best prices, as witnessed by Ted Kavooras and Sandra Silberman, who inspect a l956 Chevrolet Bel Air. Automobiles from Ferrell-Hicks, whether new or used, must measure up to a high standard of performance and dependability, for they sell satisfaction first. FERRELL-HICKS CHEVROLET, Inc. 5727 South Ashland Avenue The finest facilities for safe investing are to be found at Marquette National Bank. Investors on a small scale, Russell Circo and Janet Parmelee, realize that the little you save today may mean a lot tomorrow. High school students can acquire the desirable habit of thrift by banking regularly at Marquette. MARQUETTE NATIONAL BANK 63rd and Western 1 , 7 .1411 rfruu .5 ffm fd MARQUETTE Nmioynie BANK SIAIEMENT or conontontifwori w EQTURCES 1-Nr .N . pw. f O v KC UQ FQ A T79 99924 ,rr ,, , .Af Wm Luc? ..4. ,, 3 ,L 44 l lil 35 A A All4 ,yn lllllllj jf: wi' 34 Iliff PI' qi gl? 20 KOS? Of ' l Phone REpubIic 7-3232 5 A. J. BOURNE E Funeral Directors 3 E SERVING ALL FAITHS . AND ALL BUDGETS J' Z 1 u- Z .um E Z 55 Zn Q5- U73 'U IP O rn M 6541 South Kedzie Chicago, Illinois Compliments of DEL PRADO HOTEL MASTER ACADEMY OF MUSIC 2653 WEST card STREET Chicago 29, Illinois GRovehill 6-4600 ?i SAVE at PROSPECT Your savings here are insured up to S10,000.00 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation and addi- tionally protected by Iarge reserves. CURRENT DIVIDEND 31604: 7113 .. PROSPECT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION or cHlcAeo 1707 W. 47th Street Near Paulina Street MlRosLAv LuKAs Secretary-Manager LUMBER Building Supplies I S. J. IJeVnes 81 Bu Serving Chicago's South Side 13- F 56 Y or ears sHEET ROCK lNsuLATloN PLYWOOD MILLWORK ROOFING HARDWARE FLOORING Moummes WALLBOARD PLASTERBOARD POSTS For Information - Service - Fast Delivery . . . Call HUdson 3-7400 1515 w. 74th sneer ,Q Qt- me - - 1 :z :. gl E E I it 1 it 1 Everyone Wants To Start At THE TOP- AND YOU CAN By Working At Spiegels! For years and years high school graduates from all over have found SPIEGELS the place to go for jobs with opportunity galore and good pay. They've gone to work in all kinds of iobs and found success the Spiegel way. Spiegel Promotes From Within You win promotions as you earn them at Spiegels . . . and our own Spiegelites get first crack at top openings. Who could ask for anything more? PAID VACATIONS BUY AT A DISCOUNT ' EAT IN THE NON-PROFIT CAFETERIA ENJOY INSURANCE PROTECTION Come In Today and Talk to Our Job Counselors No matter what your majors - or your maior interests - there's a job for you at Spiegels. Maybe it's typing . . . office work at a desk with no typing . . . order filling . . . wrapping packages . . . doing figure work on customer accounts . . . pulling index cards . . . running a comptometer . . . or stocking the merchandise bins. . . A Good Place To Work Page 165 33 s Z WIDENS BAKERY 1030 W. 59th Street Phone WAlbrook 5-0060 6058 S. Halstecl Phone ENglewood 4-3756 i CREATORS OF CHILDREN'S CAKES 'Q WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY DECORATED CAKES FOR EVERY OCCASION Finest in Bakery Goods For Over 40 Years Phone LAfayette 3-7771 TOWN OF LAKE UTILITIES ? Furniture and Home Appliances 1800-02 WEST 47th STREET . Corner Wood Street Chicago 9, Illinois E? IVIEL el' Florist ik 171 1 West 63rcl Street PRospect 6-1134 5818 S. Hermitage Avenue PRospect 6-1137 wil? SINCE 1886 DAVIS AND KREEGER FINE PAINTING - DECORATING BRUSH OR SPRAY PAINTING Stores Ottices Churches Hotels Clubs Theaters Hospitals Apartments Factories Schools PAPERING DECORATING CANVAS HANGING EXPERT COLOR SERVICE COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE Over two-thirds of a century of fine painting and decorating LINDBLOM HIGH SCHOOL DECORATORS Call WEntworth 6-0722 Davis 81 Kreeger 211 W. 63rd Street 2 SHANNUN SGHUUI UF CUMMERIIE Business Administration Secretarial - Accounting C . P. A. Review - System Planning MODERN BUSINESS METHODS 5500 S. Damen Avenue GRovehill 6-8000 Page 166 5 ACKERMANN'S PHARMACY JAHN pHARMACY 3' CORNER 51st AND LAFLIN sr. 1758 WEST 63rd STREET ii YArds 7-4675 Rfpublac 7-9699 We carry Q most complete stock of tubes LISKA 81 BEDNAR QUALITY MARKET 5 1 for radios and televisions AUTO RADIO REPAIRS ' Ports - Soles ond Service - Tubes Tested 3023 WEST 515' STREET QUFJMQUQU PRospect 6-5104 HEmlock 4-8273 2123 W. 51st STREET Sam Ferone Vlrginicx 7-0700 FRon1ier 6-1100 ARBET'S INC. Complete Home Furnishings JOHN BIGANE 81 SONS 2442 W. 471l1 STREET Hours: Mon. 81 Thurs. 9-9:30, Daily 9-6 Compliments of 3596 SOUTH ARCHER LAfoyeMe 3-0600 Joseph P. Koss DR. EDWARD WEINBERG Opiomeirisf HERB Kmzou. MEN'S sl-lop 7915 SOUTH HALSTED BEST WISHES -- -J-JMU uw o C -9 3' 2 CD 'S 0 o 'K 3 0 7 o- bi 7 Q. Q 3 Q. 7: 0 Q. E. CD 0 ET H Q LQ 9 ? 9. VI I C Q. UI o 3 'P U1 CII ui U1 Z 7 6 3 2 Q -e L9 Pe M0 l En 2 OO W. 95T S Chlcaqo EV 86400 QV J r.- s 1- .fair :.- r rs er -Klove Co. GRADUATES: APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE FOR A JOB WITH A FUTURE 5 The Sherman E MANUFACTURERS 3 TOOLS - BOXES BUS TERMINAL IN FRONT OF PLANT 3535 West 47th Street fAt Archery 'II CHICAGO, ILLINOIS I 2 ,eg Phone GRovehill 6-2420 SAVE REGULARLY 53 Standard Radio Electric Service Co. LAWN MANOR SAVINGS AND If ,gg Sales and Service Not Inc. Replacement Parts Radios-Washers-Vacuum Cleaners-Television :jj 3356 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago, minds Deal C- 5UmYn Cl lCU90 29, Illinois All accounts insured up to 510,000.00 if . Fedde '5 5 'k 8' counfef TOP CP' Phone MOnroe 6-1217 New and usen QQ, --: Band Instruments I Fabricators of Formica ' Plastic Tops - Panelyte Tops :Z: HARRY B. JAY COMPANY 1023-25 W. 59th Street WAlbrook 5-4039 Not Inc. el. ? E Ch cago 21 Illinois D I I zj. Manufacturers of Columbia Band Instruments If Expert Repairing and Reconditioning PRospect 6-3810 of Band Instruments of All Kinds Re-lacquering and Re-plating BECVAR FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1217-19 WEST MONROE STREET 5218-24 South Kedzie Avenue CHICAGO 7, ILL. :z .fa rn .-z :z :z :z .1 1:1 :z 'H :z :z :1 fi r PQ Page 168 MICHAEL KIRBY ICE-SKATING BOWL 7425 SOUTH LOOMIS BLVD. HUdson 3-4333 BETTY'S FOOD SHOP 5610 SOUTH DAMEN HEmlock 4-9591 MARTIN BROS. FURNITURE CO. 1852 WEST 63rd STREET PRospect 6-7700 Open 9:00-9:00 Every Day ALLEN'S COLOR HOUSE Paints - Wallpaper F. at' 11' x U1 A rn U7 -I Os 0-J 'K Q. UI -I Z FT1 I'T1 -I 'YM' F. . cu Z O 4 FD I Of OS ND U1 N7 Q 2: O Q LQ O 00 sf 5 O 5. L Hamburgers Barbecued Chicken METRO BARBECUE George Metropolis, Prop. 1956 WEST 63rd STREET Phone GRovehill 6-9269 FRANK G. MATAVOSKY President ECONOMY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 2650 W. 51st STREET PRospect 8-1234 COMPLIMENTS of the OZEHJLLM IQ fi Horry F. Yates ....... Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs C. W. Schroeder.. John R. Hill .... Erick Marks .... A. T. Erickson. . Evar Nelson ..... Mahlon Parker. Charles Douthit ............... Treasurer Mrs. 0 . . . . .Honorary President . . ......... President . . . .1st Vice President . . . . .2nd Vice President . . . . . .3rd Vice President . . . .Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary CU SAVI MORTGAGE IOANS ON HOMES AND SMAll APARTMENTS . . onowesr sara stun . cnicAc-o 21, tumors - Q I ii B. .N K 3. V 11' ix , 5. xt' K fl Paqel69 Save Here With Safety LAWN SAVINGS AND LIIAN ASSIIBIATIIIN Organized and Chartered in 'I923 ALL SAVINGS INSURED 3V2'Ku Dividend on Investment Certificates 3M Dividend on Passbook Accounts All Savings Received by the 'I5th ot the Month Receive Dividends as of the 'Ist Complete Facilities for Saving by Mail Phone WAlbrook 5-6500 3525 WEST 63RD STREET CHICAGO 29, ILL. William Krueger, President THE DISCH'S W NJ A o- uv O C --I I 71 TT1 U 'll I'I'1 IP 4 I'I'1 Z C l'l'1 Fountain, Ice Cream and Light Lunches Greeting Cards - Gifts - Toys School Supplies - Candy YOUR Exciuslve S 0 U T H S I D E LICENSED CLEANER As Advertised in Ladies Home .Iournul G Saturday Evening Pos! o GUARANTEED DRY CLEANING o SAME DAY SERVICE . Aiso mcx-up a. oeuvm senvnce E NO Maxine 1 rnoalsms even ' i - lieu - SO uth Shore 8-7600 'I3'Il E. 79th ST. 2? i 3 BAB'S DEPT. STORE The Store of Quality 3431-33 W. 63rd STREET Phone REpubIic 7-6670 S. Babendir Czmpgmenb 0 Page 170 annie Hlww-H- -5 The size of the firm for whom one works is not important, but- the size of the man for whom he works is most important. - Ut is obvious that when one is in the inner circles, working as an Execu- 5 tive Assistant to a S20,000, S30,000, 540,000 or 350,000 a year man, he too can learn to be that type of an Executive provided-he has the same character, ability, initiative and ambitionj 4 . 1 -. R Fox College -R . -N ' A Professional School Training Executive Assistants . 79th and Halsted Streets STewart 3-6780 I 3 Completely Air-Conditioned ' ? - HIGH STYLED SPORTSWEAR 'f' J- cl.:AmNo sunnus 5 I E' 5643 WEST 63rd STREET - Chicago 38, Illinois Com!-'bmenfs coMPuMENTs I of fx 2 of 0' CLEARING Y.M.C.A. 6451 S. MAJOR REliance 5-7200 .- ?rienJ LAfoyette 3-4460 I FRANK W. BENES l President -'- FRANK W. BENES 81 SONS, INC. Real Estate - Insurance ' 1942 W. 47th Street Chicago 9, Ill. wwwwwwwwwwwww- - ssnssfsf H-are-an Page 171 r'?U HM Serving Southtown Since 1893 THE CHICAGO CITY BANK and TRUST COMPANY HALSTED AT 63rd STREET O Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 5331: ,. WOOD RECORDING STUDIO Records Made for Amateur and Professional 2450 WEST 59th STREET REpublic 7-4650 CENTRAL AUTO PART JOBBERS Auto Machine Shop and Electrical Service POrtsmouth 7-4383 5745 W. 63rd St. 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 Cif no answer callj HE 4-7878 1739 W. 63rd Street Chicago 36, Illinois Page 172 .7Ae Ckicago Zac em Cofige 6800 Stewart Avenue, Chicago 21 P6 EXTENDS GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO LINDBLOM SENIORS We invite you to continue your education with us, as so many Lindblom graduates have already done with great success. The Chicago Teachers College is a fully accredited, publicly supported school giving training for immediate employment in a fine and respected profession. B3 U-: 1 aka Compliments of Standard Federal Savings and Loan Association of Chicago 4192 Archer Avenue at Sacramento Chicago 32, Illinois Phone: Vlrginia 7-1140 HEmlock 4-7355 3 ' LEO'S HARDWARE ? i 1912 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 36, Illinois Closed Monday REpublic 7-9386 Tues., Wed., Thurs. 81 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 CAMPBELL DRUGS J. I. Kahn, R. Ph. C. The Prescription and Cosmetic Store 2457 W. 63rd Street - Corner Campbell Ave. REpublic 7-4010 Chicago 29, Ill. GIGLlO'S FOOD MART We Deliver 5657 SOUTH ASHLAND GRovehill 6-3110 KOLE MOTORS For A Better Deal See Your Pontiac Dealer 5343 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE Chicago 9, Illinois Phones: WAlbrook 5-1921 SAginaw 1-5609 Guaranteed Service GURNEY RADIO sn TELEVISION LAB. Expert Radio and Appliance Repairing on All Makes We Pick Up and Deliver Phone For Free Estimates 2955 E. 87th St. 5653 So. Ashland Ave. Chicago, Illinois GEORGE SLATER SHOES 5602 W. 63rd Chicago 38, Illinois 7629 W. 63rd St. Argo, Illinois Shoes for the entire family Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Graduates of 1956 From ELLER'S SCHOOL STORE 6245 SOUTH WOLCOTT AVENUE RAdclil'Fe 3-9583 BEGLEYS SERVICE STATION Batteries - Tires and Lubrication N.E. Corner 69th and Loomis Blvd. JOHN P. DICK KIPP MOVING 81 STORAGE 6434 SOUTH ASHLAND Chicago, Illinois REpublic 7-3600 GLENDALE PHARMACY 5201 SOUTH KEDZIE Chicago, Illinois PRospect 6-1794 1 Page 173 Compliments of ANTON G. FLORIAN Yours is to Ask Ours is to Serve PHARMACIE of J. AUGUST 7201 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE VI 6-2300 PATKA FUNERAL HOME 1258 WEST 51st Chicago, Illinois BOulevarcl 8-5257 U GRovehill 6-6100 Since 1890 Bnom REALTY coMPANY 3 Specialists in Sales of Southwest-Side Real Estate Theodore E. Brom - William J. Parker 1857 West 51st Street Chicago, Illinois l.l0YD'S Delux! PASTRY SHOP Novelty cakes our specialty for all occasions 7030 SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE GRovehill 6-2607 SOUTHWEST AUTO SUPPLY 2008 WEST 59th STREET Chicago, Illinois GRovehill 6-9464 mhz :s as is is DIINALD F. IVIIIIIRE, INC. IQJM 0 Specializing in The Sale, Management and Appraising of Real Estate 0 7748 S. ASHLAND RAclcliFfe 3-7300 -I- I Compliments of ACME MARBLE BIIMPANY CONTRACTORS AND FINISHERS 4750 South Maplewood Vlrginia 7-6521 aqe 174 65 -5? STATE BANK OF CLEARING i WoJern Z?anLing I gfnofolecl fo Wed giver? ganLing Ween! I Under Same Management For Forty Years 3 gi PERSONAL LOANS - AUTOMOBILE LOANS - FEDERAL HOUSING AND MODERNIZATION LOANS COMMERCIAL LOANS - COLLATERAL LOANS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve Bank : ik fi 5601 W 63 d s ch' 38 Ill' ' est r treet ICGQO , 1no1s 3 All Phones LAfayette 3-6248 . WAlbrook 5-2065 JOSEPH VACHA 8: SONS GUNNAR MARINE SUPPLY co. One of the Finest Florist Shops Johnson Motors - Boats In Chicago 4710 S. Western Avenue Chicago 9, Ill. 3315-21 W. 63rd Street Chicago 29, Ill. ,TT - 3rd Generation of Satisfactory Service We Specialize in Student Rentals WAlbrook 5-8314 A 81 H BUSINESS MACHINE SERVICE Office Machine Sales and Service E' 8 R' AUTO SEIIVICE Rebuilding - Repairing - Maintenance Aulomohve Specmhsls 3209 WEST 64th PLACE 7006 S. Marshfield Ave. WAIbrook 5-8875 Elmer Wongerow Chicago PRospect 6-8716 REliance 5-2899 , EST. 1901 MARY5 'OOD SHOP APEX uP1-1oLsT1s1uNG co. T906 WEST 63rd STREET Manufacturers of Fine Furniture Reupholstering - Repairing Chicago' Illinois All Work Guaranteed H. R. Dobrocky - 3320 W. 63rd St. Chicago 29, Ill. . aqe -. REliance 5-2121 BEST WISHES SWMJ INTEREST AT xx SIXTY-THIRD s. CRAWFORD from SAVINGS s. 1.oAN ASSOCIATION William E. Kaiser, President 0 3940 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 29. Illinois -- AND SUPPLY COMPANY RAY BUICK INC. . il? 5011 west 63rd POrtsmouth 7-8530 A Division of I. T. 8. T. Corp. Manufacturers of Telepl'10l'I8S Free Alterations PRospect 8-1655 5' and Communication Equipment CAI-MAR SHOPPE HA GQOD PLACE TO WORK 2809 WEST 55th STREET 6650 S Cicero Chicago 3 illinois We feature dresses in sizes 9-15, 10-20, 14W-24M COMPLETE APPAREL MALLOY'S SERVICE STATION Sa!! 'f will glowefsu ' 1952 WEST GARFIELD Chicago 9, Illinois H REPUbliC 79893 Flowers Arranged At Their Best PRospect 6-2090 Free Pickup and Delivery 4 3, BLUE STREAK CLEANERS 8: DYERS Bill Wikfor 4 S1'l'ee'l' Rugs - Drapes - Furs HEmlock 4-5455 2033 WEST 51st STREET Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere STIEFEL FURNITURE co' POrtsmouth 7-9129 Delivery Service 13 Home Outfitters Since 1893 CLEARING I.G.A. SUPER MART 3214-16 VEEEJ-a6ird STREET Quality Foods and Meats 9 Poultry and Fish in Season Ph0'g3,Pggggifg1ef,1600 5612 w. card sweet chicago 38, 111. -- in :3 . .. .. .. .. .. .I .I . z: . :UK aae 176 gl : I. Shlensky, R. Ph. T. Shlenski, R. Ph. CENTRAL DRUG STORE The Rexall Store PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED 5600 W. 63rd Street-at Central POrtsmouth 7-6688 Chicago, Illinois , DE SOTO PLYMOUTH BURKE morons, lNc. lv 65th Street and Western Avenue - CHICAGO, ILLINOIS E PRospect 6-7600 FE GRovehill 6-8444 5? Say it with Flowers coNNou.Y's FLORAL sl-lor 5 Flowers For All Occasions 3534 west card smear E Lucille and Wayne Bekta, Props. FE INSURED SAVINGS HOME LOANS SOUTHWEST FEDERAL Savings and loan Association ol Chicago 76 6401 South Ashland Avenue Chicago 36, Illinois JOHN L. LEMMER Manager Telephone WAlbrook 5-9710 .. . Page 177 BRYANT 81 STRATTON COLLEGE Serving Chicago and Vicinity 100 Years - 1856 to 1956 Accounting Business Administration Business Machines Comptometry Dictaphone Secretarial - All Shorthands Typing - Manual - Electric All Relatecl Business Subiects Free Lifetime Placement - Day - Evening Classes 6 North Michigan RA-6-'I575 REpublic 7-9445 Free Delivery BILLS MEAT MARKET Choice and Prime Meats - Home Freezer Service 3452 W. 63rd STREET Chicago 29, Illinois FOR BAKERY AT ITS BEST - SHOP AT HAMACEK'S Party and Doll Cakes For All Occasions 5242 S. DAMEN AVENUE Chicago 9, Illinois REpublic 7-4352 Phone REpublic 7-1861 UNIVERSAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 6255 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE Room 11 - 2nd Floor Kenneth L. Holt Chicago 36, Illinois RRR W. REIiance 5-2181 3732 w. 63rd sf. , , COMPLIMENTS E EDWARD .I. KASPAR -'I Hardware-Paints-Glass-Oils of il Plumbing-Electrical Supplies -1 WHEEL INN CAFE i Saws and Lawn Mowers Sharpened :owmzo 1.. CERNOCKY s. co. GROW 6-1433 Real Estate - Insurance MALSI MENIS SHOP Management - Loans HABERDASHERY-HATS-sHoEs 1753 west 63rd STREET Chicago 36, Illinois REpublic 7-4341 6848 S. Ashland Ave. Chicago 36, Illinois QS? 2 Telephone GRovehill 6-4400 BEGEMAN for diamonds ozone: w. Bowzns COMPANY Dodge-Plymouth Motor Cars H' BEGEMAN- Dodge Melo, -l-fucks CREDIT JEWELER CO. E Pam and Service 3142 west 63 d STREET E 6422-44 South Western Avenue I ',: Chicago 36, llllnols Phone HEmlock 4-1225 : PRospect 6-1606 G. E. Canham, R. Ph. SWANK Roll-ER RINK CANHAM Skating Every Night Except Monday PRESCRIPTION LABORATORY Matinee Saturday and Sunday 2-5 P. M. 6252 S. WESTERN AVENUE Wednesday Reserved for Private Parties Chicago 36, Illinois 2345 w. 111th CEdarcrest 3-3693 Phones: Bus. GRovehill 6-3070 IDEAL PET SHOP FLOXSITLZTZIAZLCSESQTS Accessories and Feeds For All Pets We Raise and Tame Our Parakeets Corsages - Wedding Bouquets - Funeral Designs Birds , Monkeys , Tropical Fish Prom Corsages Our Specialty 5121 SOUTH DAMEN AVENUE RE bl, 721233 WEST 63'd 51251 36 In John Kaminski, Jr. Chicago 9, lll. pu 'C ' 'cage ' ' Republic 7-7389 v. w. Bonn Tel. REpublic 7-9512 HEAT GAGE SHEET METAL WORKS Stan's Standard Service Station Air Conditioning - Gas and Oil 1401 WEST GARFIELD BLVD. Gutters - Downspouts Tires - Tubes - Batteries - Greasing 2539-41 W. 59th Street Chicago 29 and Auto Repairs Ei! .1 5- gm gulls gs Page 178 Marzanos 82 Bowlmg Lanes e .,. I 3323 West 63rd Street - REpublic 7-5662 : 5525 West 63rd Street - LUdlow 5-4200 ? fi? a 5 3 0pa11 B0 Whhgf All Day Saturday 81 Sunday Compliments ond FREE MUFFLER Best Wishes from i INSTALLATION! TONY PIET Cformer White Sox 2nd Bosemonj WE ALSO INSTALL DUALS FREE! MUFFLERS and TAIL PIPES for All CCIFS AN UNRELEN-I-,NG FOE OF JUVENILE ': DELINQUENCY and Community organizer HOURS, Mon, 10 Fri, 3 10 7 of Little and Pony League President - s 8to6-Sun.9to2 Phone: GRovehiII 6-9823 MARTIN MUTTITIT sAIEs TONY MET PCNTIAC, INC. 66th and Western :gi Q 6603 so. WESTERN AVE. : 15 YEARS SAME LOCATION Chicago 36, Illinois :yawn S E T fa S? aaa- Page179 . is is i .. .EM If' i 1:1 MERK'S HOME OF CHAMPIONS H H I 6100 SOUTH WINCHESTER EQ I I Ch'cago 36, lll'no's d L A ' ' ' Zlll Uilll 330012111011 JAMES HOLMES 8, SONS Your Savings are Insured Up to 510,000.00 By The Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. 5623 SOUTH HALSTED WEnfwor1h 6-2300 ' Chicago, Illinois ik BRUNO COMPANY 1359 WEST 5151, STREET 3542 WEST 59th STREET Chicago 9, Illinois Chicago 29, Illinois YArd5 7-6700 ii Phone HEmlock 4-7776 wEsEn's BAKERY Home of Pure Whip Cream Cakes I :Zz N S 3425 West 63rd Si. Chicago MEAT MARKET REDINVS GAS STATION 5756 WEST 63rcl STREET Chicago 36, Illinois Chicago 38, Illinois PRoSped 6-2488 BlRD'S FOOD STORE 6315 SOUTH DAMEN Chicago 36, Illinois Page 180 u. HIV AIRWAY RADIO 81 TELEVISION MARTIE'S LADIES WEAR - 3801 WEST 63rd STREET 5930 SOUTH PULASKI ROAD Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois POrtsmouth 7-2985 POrtsmouth 7-6814 U AMBROZ PLUMBING co. B 8- B AUTO SAI-ES IPGHSJ ' 6309 SOUTH SPRINGFIELD 7415 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE Chicqgg, Illinois Chicago 36, Illinois Reliance 5-5123 STew0r+ 3-6202 MADERA'S PHARMACY COMPLIMENTS of 2901 WEST 59th STREET Chicago, Illinois '- SUN RAY CLEANERS REpubIic 7-9467 E REDDEN ELORIST MCCLINTIC VARIETY I 5510 SOUTH HALSTED NEW AND ENLARGED STORE Chicago' llllnols 3944 w. 63rd STREET ENgIewood 4-0362 POrtsmouth 7-8058 29? GENCO BUILDING CONTRACTOR KELLY-FLYNN FLOWERS f 4642 SOUTH TRUMBUI-L 2734 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago, Illinois Chicago, Illinois 25:1 YArds 7-0770 GRovehill 6 6622 E E ABBOTT REFRIGERATIQN SERVICE ARROWHEAD HEATING C0- Household Specialists 4237 SOUTH KEDZIE Electric Refrigeration Maintenance and Repoir . . . Q Open Type - Sealed Units Chmqgo' mmols 1957 W. 59th ST. GRovehill 6-7161 FRontier 6-6655 - r1qe18I . 'K Q Z o 4 Q I 9' N1 N1 ui ui ASHLAND AUTO SUPPLY CO. Automotive Supplies-Machine Shop Service Accessories-Equipment f'- 6059 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE John Fashingbauer Chicago 36, Illinois ? 3 5 GRANATA FUNERAL CHAPELS 900 s. sacmmemo SAcramento 2-4747 E 1704 wen 69th PRospect 6-0600 I 'I704 West 69th PRospect 6-3800 753 W. Arthington HAymarket I-7205 ISAK GUSTAFSON CONTRACTOR ' 1630 EAST 70th STREET E Chicago, llilnois 'Tl Z 1. Q X IX o o T A .-TR 21 French Fried Shrimps in the Basket 99c KASMER KUSTARD KORNER FROZEN CUSTARD Your Favorite Tasty Dairy Freeze SERVED ALL YEAR Hamburger 25c - Hot Dogs 20c 2459 W. 51st STREET PR. 6-6566 WEST LAWN TAILORS AND CLEANERS Telephone POrtsmouth 7-0940 4304 West 63rd St. Chicago 29, Ill. Chrysler - Plymouth SOUTH ASHLAND MOTORS, INC. Morrie Lustig 6200 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE Chicago 36, Illinois REpublic 7-7600 Page 182 .. .. ...,. COMPLIMENTS CHICAGO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIIIN ik JOHN PAKEL, President if WE CALL AND DELIVER LA GLARE CLEANERS GR. 6-1651 1656 w. 63rd P6 COMPLETE SERVICE Hours - 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Daily 5 HOUR SERVICE CASH and CARRY --V U ii Q o 3 'CL 3 cn 3 Cl' o 'Fu PBIUB 0T0ll '- 7819 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE The Car of Today, Tomorrow and Yesterday E F. H. HALVORSEN CO. - Real Estate - Property Management H' S' RAIKES Sc T9 SI 'oo M0 9 9eS ' 'S 'fe 5616 west 63rd STREET 3145 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 38 Illinois HEmIock 4-4300 Chicago ' GRovehiIl 6-6803-04 Display Room D 2 z l'l'l I 3 n -I ll E r l 0 o Z 'U za z -4 1' CD 0 I'l'l at 3 sf. 2 Telephone PRospect 6-8000 BRUNO FRANCIS 1 UNION SHOP . 5812 SOUTH DAMEN AVENUE Plumbing - Heating - Sewerage Face . . . BRICK . . . Common , 2915 West 63rd Street Chicago 29, Illinois . WESTERN ECONOMY MARKET GRQvehiIl 6-3700 FRESH MEATS-POULTRY-FISH-GROCERIES B. 8 N. MOTOR SALES ': Where you get the Best and Most CLEAN USED CARS for Your Money .ag Special Prices to Restaurants and Hotels 5750 S. WESTERN AVENUE ' PRospect 6-9862-6-9863 2417 W. 63rd St. Chicago 36, lllif1OiS ' The Most Popular Market on South Side Norm Jorgensen John Ryan ' Established 1921 Page 183 -I Phone PRospect 6-4096 RICHARD FUCHS PAINT STORE Painter's Supplies-Wallpaper-Paints Glass-Varnish 5641 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE Chicago 36, Illinois I CLEARING mzue stone E N. Curry, R. Ph. E 5607 W. 63rd STREET POrtsmouth 7-6520 E E E Telephone POrtsmouth 7-5500 E LINCOLN REALTY CO. Real Estate - Management Loans - Insurance 555 4034 vvesr 63rd STREET Chicago 29, Illinois ? ? All Phones LAfayette 3-3110 ' ARTCRAFT - CLEANERS - DYERS PERSONALIZED SERVICE Cleaning-Dyeing-Complete Tailoring We Call and Deliver ' 1904 West 47th Street Chicago, Illinois ,seg BORG INCORPORATED I m P :' Z O 0 O Z -4 zu P C5 -I O 21 cn - MMM HEmlock 4-7800 1616 West 63rd Street MARQUETTE MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY C. Cerny, R.Ph.C. M 6132 So. Kedzie Ave. Chicago Phones: GRovehill 6-3535 - WAlbrook 5-2670 -u 7 CD IA O :-. 'o 1 o 3 UI 0 2 F Q. 'Fl o 1 Q 3 0. U 'L 2. CD T CD Q. P5111 fee 12 as isles 11 as vs asa Page 184 JOHN PROSZEK Plumbing and Sewerage Contractor 1838 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 36, Illinois HEmlock 4-7307 Phone WAbash 2-8662 Printers of Year Books MODERN FRANKLIN CO. 725 SOUTH WELLS STREET THE Chicago 7, Illinois Wholesale GRovehill 6-5300 Retail JORDAN MOTOR SALES High Grade Used Cars 7239 S. WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO 36, ILL. Ray Dee John Siwek Phone PRospect 6-4055 ZIMMERMAN 81 SANDEMAN Funeral Directors 1648 WEST 63rd STREET Clarence E. Zimmerman Robert W. Sandeman LYMAN ANDERSON Jewelry Repairing - Crystals Dial Refinishing - New Cases Watch Bands 5631K W. 63rd St. Chicago 38, Ill. Closed All Day Wednesday Phone CLiffside 4-6352 CHUD'S HOUSE OF FASHION FOR MEN 4921 S. ASHLAND AVE. Chicago 9 Where Styles Are Born 253563 24 e:- as is if COMPLIMENTS or fs: 3 INCORPORATED .f P6 511 South Paulina Street Chicago 7, Illinois E ? A Good Place To Work ' Telephone Republic 7-oaoo EDWARDS PLATE GLASS CO. - EDWARDS Fine MIRRORS Chicago's Largest Most Comprehensive Permanent Display - 6201 SOUTH DAMEN AVENUE E Edward F. Mulvaney Chicago 36, Illinois 2701 West Sixty-third Street E at Washtenaw Avenue SULLIVAN FUNERAL SERVICE Cl PRospect 6-8300 Harry P. Sullivan Raymond J. Sullivan BOLCHERT'S BAKERY 4932 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE Chicago 9, Illinois PRospect 6-3984 ? Q5 HAPPY GnAnuArioN May your career be a most successful one. For job security and congenial oftice 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 CD za 4 Ill E 'I :r: UU za FII I -4 Iv A :I 20 cn 25' 'E ,rc- r 1Z ZU'-lg Q20 niwg 0050 mwbg 81,82 zz -I aww 56 Z Zz, E' Z 3 U 0 PUBLIC SAVINGS AND LoAN Assocumou Q1 or cHlcAoo Q 1610 WEST 63rd STREET Phone WAlbrook 5-8121 W. A. ROPA, Secretary Page 185 S . iw BETTER COAL SINCLAIR FUEL OIL Vander Wagon Bros. E P6 3 4552 W. 63rd Street POrtsmoUth 7-8020 E3 GRovehilI 6-2840-2841-2771 TOWING DELUXE AUTO REBUILDERS co. 5931 SOUTH ASHLAND AVE. Complete Auto Rebuilders '- OO Ash lion Brothers, Inc. Sf? . 11 FINE RUG CLEANERS AND REPAIRERS 793 1216 East 47th Street Telephone KEnwood 8-3000 WOODROW WILSON J UNIOR 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 or AMERICA SAFEGUARD YOUR FUTURE BY ENROLLING IN WILSON JUNIOR COLLEGE va.. E joan! Au- jkougif WHEN YOU NEED MONEY TO BUY, BUILD OR REMODEL YOUR HOME . . . SEE HENILOCK SAVINGS AND LOAN 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 3: Pt Q HEMLOCK Savings and loan Association Ashland Ave. at 51st St., Chicago 9, Ill. Telephone HEmlock 4-0600 an ON sAvlNGs qcurrem Rqfey Page ... - 23 . - Emu COIHPAIILZII L1 O! E Comlobmenfs 5 H. P. FEURS D B A elf a . . . Interstate Insurance Agency ?fienJ GENERAL AGENT Q BROKER - 1 COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE E P6 I. Legal Blanks, Office Supplies, Rubber Stamps, E Dennison Goods, Fountain Pens Made To Order 3 6108 S. Ashland Avenue Q E IAMA STATIONERS . . . ' 3 Chicago 36, Illinois : 'l 6305-7 SOUTH KEDZIE AVENUE PRospect 6-9102 Chicago 29, Illinois WAlbrook 5'567l -Q Q . C0lll,96l1ll?lll5 of B 1 2 A GLENN A g and gnsurance 1: LOAN ASSIICIATION 3E LOW COST AUTO LOAN SERVICE . West 5-'Sf Street OPEN MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVES. CHICAGO 9, ILLINOIS . Phone G-Rovehill 6-7822 625l S- Kedzle Avenue GRovehiIl 6-ozoo Q WT+h- PRospect 6-2055 VlNCENgE.5lE?l-EWICZ CHICAGO 29, ILLINOIS 2 PETER Pucno S I y Page 187 gina? 5? .' 1: 1: 1: if 2: z.- Established 1910 LARSON AND SON, Florists Wedding and Funeral Designs - Corsages 1544 W. 63rd St. Chicago 36, III. PRospect 6-3854-6-3315 TOBIES BAKERY Specializing in Wedding, Birthday and Whipped Cream Cakes Phone: PRospect 6-2602 1819 WEST 63rd STREET X. 1 South - Southwest . . . Climb to Success 2356 WEST 63rd STREET 2nd Floor - Entrance on 63rd Street Personalized Service Private Interviewing Rooms For Employers and Applicants Male - Female Oftice - Executive - Technical GRovehiII 6-6001 '1 MANOR PERSONNEL Complete Banking Service The Mutual National Bank acCORIVI C COLLEGE Prepare for a High-Paying Job Executive Secretarial Legal Secretarial Business Administration Accounting Typewriting CManuaI and Electricl Comptometry EARN YOUR TUITION MORNING CLASSES AFTERNOON EMPLOYMENT Write for FREE Brochure for Day or Evening Division 10 N. Clark Cintral 6-6887 ENTERTAINMENT, INC. ORCH ESTRAS BIDS PROGRAMS JOHN J. DONOVAN Res. TRiangIe 4-0878 32 N. State Street Tel. DEarborn 2-5880 VISIT YOUR HCIISIGCI CII 79111 Slreel' WEST COMMUNITIES YMCA I 6235 South Homan Avenue Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. HEmlock 4-0300 HI-Y CLUBS - TRI-HI-Y CLUBS T SOCIAL DANCING-BASKETBALL-VOLLEYBALL -. 5- Page 188 lt's Time to Bring Yours in WATCH and CLOCK REPAIRS FARMER'S JEWELRY Clock and Watch Service 3415 W. 63rd STREET Chicago 29, Illinois HEmlock 4-4454 Famous Cantonese Cuisine G E O R G E ' S CHOP SUEY TO TAKE OUT Delicious Pan Fried Chicken- French Fried Shrimp All Food Cooked to Order 1544 W. 79th Street Phone TRiangle 4-6040 Chicago 20, Ill. Phone POrtsmouth 7-9700 DEERE'S CATERING SERVICE 6059 SO. CICERO AVE. Lucian Deere Chicago 29, Ill. CHECKER CLEANERS 6358 SOUTH ASHLAND Chicago 36, Illinois OGDEN BAKERY Edward Yonan, Proprietor WE SPECIALIZE IN PARTY CAKES IIHIIIAGII TECH EST. 1904 DAY and EVENING CLASSES PRACTICAL TIME-SAVING COURSES These are Today's Opportunity Fields Engineering 0 Building Drafting 0 Construction Designing 0 Tool Design Electricity 0 Die Design 1, 2 and 3 year Courses Diplomas and Degrees Earn while you learn. Graduates in demand. Placement Service. Visit, write or phone CAlumet 5-8200 for free Blue Book and information Chicago Technical College I6 Tech Bldg., 2000 South Michigan Ave. kwik servis printing JAMES H. GIBSON Phone PRospect 6-4707 6333 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE Chicago 36, Illinois Now is the time for all good girls to come to the aid of their parents, and get a job at White Collar Girl Employment GROvehilI 6-0848 'l5lO W. 63rd Street WAIbl-Qgk 5.4686 5921 S, Kedzle Compliments of Vlrginia 7-0687 NOVAK'S DRAPERIES TEEN-TOWN AND VENETIAN BUND5 3059 west 43rd smear 3013 WEST 63rd STREET For Teens and Young Women WAlbrook 5-8777 CIIICCIQO 32, Illinois Page 189 2 ffm? as 1 TOOL AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY Built on 37 years of service, accuracy, and dependability Large, modern facilities to meet your spe- cific requirements, Whether it be the ma- chining of a simple part or the engineering and building of a complete program. You will be years ahead in time saving and money saving techniques with Ideal tooling. TOOLS-mE5.JlG5 ldeals enlarged grinding facil- ities will solve mosf of fllose EXPERIMENTAL WORK loo large lo grind problems. Above: 24 x 168 Magnetic Chuck Hill Acme openside, ver- tical spindle, hydraulic surface JIG BORING grinder. 30 under the wheel. Left: Blanchard-No. 42-72-87 100 H.P.-84 diameter. Mag- netic Chuck 30 under the head. Bottom Left: 36 X144 Mag- net1chChuck 1Hil1 cgcmed open- - side orizonta spin ehy raulic ENGINEERING surface grinder.36 under wheel. X I DEAL -I PHONE: aozanamfq. ez. G 'Ve 6 080 5bI5-57 SOUTH CLAREMONT AVENUE ' CHICAGO 36, ILLINOIS Page 190 Tomorrovv's Fashions . . . Today . . . In Nationall Advertised A arel 2 IN OUR I'Il-CENTER Sub-Teens, 8-14 Teens, 10-16 -'Q I Juniors, 9-15 f ON OUR MAIN FLOOR ChiIdren's Wear to size 14 IT'S S0 EASY! Prepare Quickly Boys' vvearro 20 with the abc System. .'Xt't'ttl'ztlt-. tlcpctttlztlmlc Spcvtlwril- 55 J XI ing Nlllbflllllllll is usctl in lc-:tiling A! Y Ch ' 'frlhx S ollircs untl Civil Service cvcry- so our olce 716357 0. I'1 , ., ' -1 . v , F -month I Q ultctt. No told notes. No synt- OU' 'w - hols no nlztt'llint-s, just thc Secretarial Course f I 'L' .'hllc1'Sh'Ull ztlrcztdykttow. Thous- Swifchbocrd. I I , All ,f' It annals ol' Spvctlwriting gl'ZlllllfllCS . . - . ' :I: ham- qnztlilit-tl tht-ntsclws for the Receplmnfsl Course ' I t'rt-:nn of llllSllll'SN, New rlatssvs Cle'k'TYP'5l Course f. ygy XQIA 5, stztrl vzlclt Nlontlzty. llily or cvc- Typewriting: il, . ning. Low cost . . , come in to- Beginning 3' Brushup I M hit II clay for our frm-L' trial lcsson. Lyn - , .,.-Q-esfiiiiwipzi, 1.5 Sp:-cial summer classes for High School and Colleffc Mft.-nu. s.-.- Sw.-y an DECEMBER READER'SB 2807 W, 55111 St, PE DIGEST . . . pages 157-9, or ask us for free copy. at California W . . . -Svffdwffbgfg Sem' 2fdf1f1l 535991 vvmbrook 5-seas Republic 7-9256 37 South Wabash Ave. Flnancial 6-5471 'Q :IH 'U m QQ We Sm N'-s nv v-1 m O rn bi Q: rn Q. z: :: I-4 1: m v-s U1 tn D-4 fall ed training has as a service to K JOB OPEN High school earn trades quickly at Allied. Visitors Open daily until 8 p.m. Phone or write for 1340 S. Michigz P UNITED AIR LINES will be pleased to accept applications for employment from High School graduates. Apply at Employment Office 5959 South Cicero Avenue Mondays through Fridays From nine until two P. M. if fcf M. I 2 'L 3 is 52. 3 ? 3 'L Z 3 Es nfs? Page 191 'ii Our Sincerest Congratulations To You Graduates WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A WELCOME TO OUR PERSONNEL OFFICE TO INVESTIGATE INTERESTING EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES We are available to you without appointment Mondays through Fridays, 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. AMERICAN AIRLINES 5245 W. 55th STREET Woodworkers Tool Works, Inc. Complete Chicago Stock in original equipment 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 AL. HOWE SERVICES, INC. RETAILING has a career for you! ff- Right now,you are prob- ' ,Nl- ably trying to line up I your business career. It's ., f f not easy and it's one of 5 IS 2 Yi - A y v l 'Ili the most important deci- sions you vvill ever make. I Retailing is a tast-rnov- ing business with plenty ot opportunity for rapid progress and excellent earnings! 2 ll' THE FAIR has a iob for you! Q. Manufacturers and Dealers in , I Q!! There's a 'ob here I that'5 iU5t right for KNIVES AND MILL SUPPLIES YOU' Come 'auf to US- ' 7 I 'L gill' :,. f,,? Stop off at our 53 Employment Omce, In . ,. ,cg ..,. ,. . :P 1 g Ninth Floor- I V,,Vr 'S 222-24 South Jefferson State Street Steve- Chicago 6, Illinois I GET SET IN A '- I RAnd0lph 6-8702 JOB NOW! I V,.g aae I92 Ni OPEN SUNDAYS 9 A. M. 'TIL NOON Dutch Boy, Devoe, Spred Satin, Sherwin-Williams, Chicago Bronze and Garden City Paints. NEW, ENLARGED CZER HARDWARE AND PAINTS 2548-52 WEST 59th STREET We Rent Floor Sanders, Floor Polishers and Wallpaper Steamers. HEmIock 4-3630 COVERED WAGON RESTAURANT 5800 SOUTH ASHLAND REpubIic 7-9783 Chicago, Illinois Phone GRovehiII 6-0050 LYNCH NEON SIGNS Not Inc. SIGNS OF QUALITY 6540-42 South Ashland Ave. Chicago REpubIic 7-9445 Free Delivery BILLS MEAT MARKET Choice and Prime Meats - Home Freezer Service 3452 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 29, Illinois Phone FRontier 6-4622 PIVARONAS BAKERIES Hamburger and Hot Dog Buns For All Occasions WE DELIVER Your Girl Friday every day for office positions MISS GROTH KEDZIE PRospect 8-3500 u 5545 S. Phone POrtsmouth 7-7213 BEATTY CLEANERS 5540 WEST sara STREET AD CRAFT PRINTERS WAIbrook 5-0600 2812 West 59th Street Chicago, Illinois 'I ,X W7 'E HANDSOME WEDDING BOOK 53.00 VALUE FREE OF EXTRA COST ' on every order for S25 or more The correct way EMBOSSED WEDDING , INVITATIONS fi Too for 58.50 450 for sc-.soy NOW, in the privacy of your own home, select your -- choice of fine-quality invitations. Plain designs or I fancy designs with gold or silver decoration. Samples of these and personalized napkins, matches, coasters, thank-you folders, and cake-bags are sent on re- quest, along with FREE BOOKLET, yours to keep, TO BE CORRECT. Maufifufprinfing Mne7uafAJ af fAiJ price CREATIONS By ELAINE Box a24, DEPT. L-H cl-ncAeo 42, ILL. . Page 193 nj H ll is a good place to work 1 21 ff'-in Q is . f v.dd,,'-as : V g Fsywsx lg A img: A vs ni ff 1,1 ELL MQ-. '-Ries, mammal s fx A Q ' A . Er ,.,. ,. 'N L. ,. V'.- -' - f' ---- f Q ' - -- .-... ' - W . V: ,, -2 , A - X ,N-'Wh' 1 V .,.. V f.,,. .. .... -A , 5-was-., x its .- s s --'-: .- --vo ' 5' Vs , - ' ---, -.s . ,..f.a5:3E:,.Ss-rit z i v Q N, V ,. P . ,,,. A .,.. .. ,Q ss . .. j f s. , may j s 1,2 c HQMQTEQEQ J. 6 'infix E .,QwM WEP ,... , mmwwmxx, g T s ,ay -I , 1 mm 1 'Mg .gifs -if , WMQQFI f K f eqrw .M Nee- , W.. .,,., .,.,., f V . lx , fs.,,MomQ X s V. tcm' .... F.. .f .,oo,, M? .1 R ,M .,.,.,, . m Q Rgtgdwimxbl 4 f , . he For more than 50 years the Goodman Manufacturing Company has specialized in building underground mining machinery for use in this country and in mining areas all over the world. Our reputation for the best in design and construction requires the services of skilled machine tool men, electricians, draftsmen and office personnel. To this end, our employment program calls for careful selection, thorough training and promotion from within along with attendant benefits such as insurance, hospitalization, paid vacations, pension. That is why so many young men and women start their careers here upon completion of their high school courses and continue to advance in salary and position as they increase their skill. Halsted Street at 48th ' Chicago 9, Illinois YArds 7-7420 3 2 1 Z ? Ci 5 3 Z Z Q 'ii Ei ? 2 2 E 5 . f asf Page194 A A Cappella Choir ........... Administrative Aids ....... Advertisements ...... Architects' Club Art League ....... .. Badminton ................ Baseball ................., Basketball tFrosh-Sophl ..... Basketball Warsityl ......... C Calendar Section ........... Cheerleaders ...... .... Class Scenes .... Concert Band ..... ...... D Dance Committee .......... E Eagle Ad Club .... ...... Eagle Salesmen Eagle Staff ....... . . F Faculty ................... Feature Page tActivitiesl .... Feature Page tAthleticsD ..... Feature Page tClasses1 ...... Feature Page tGraduates1 Feature Page tUnderc1assmen1 Fencing ................... Fire Marshals .............. Football tFrosh-Sophb .... Football tVarsityl ...... Foreword ........... French Club ........ Freshmen Divisions ......... G G.A.A. Board .... ....... Girls' Chorus ..... .... Golf ............ . . . Graduates, January .... Graduates, Iune ..... Gym Leaders ...... Gymnastics .... .... H Hall Guards ...... .... Honor Society LQVLJQX 74-75 15 156-194 68 83 109 113 119 118-119 150-154 104-105 16-37 72-73 96 88 88 86-87 16-37 66-67 102-103 12-13 38-39 128-129 1 10 98 1 16 1 14-1 15 4 93 130-134 106 70-71 1 12 40-45 48-63 1 1 1 120 89 100-101 Ice Skating . ............... . . Inter- Cabinet Council Iunior Divisions .... Iunior Prom . . . . . Latin Club ...... L.D. Club ........... Leader Salesmen .... Leader Start ....... Library Club .... Mail Service ...... Metrical Madness .. Opening Section ........ Palmer, Edgar . . . Ping Pong .... Quill and Scroll .. . R.O.T.C. . . . Science Club ......... Senior Boys' Council Senior Class Officers ..... Senior Divisions ..... . Senior Girls' Council Senior Life ....... Sophomore Divisions Spanish Clubs ........ . . Sports Feature ...... Stage Crew ..... Swim Leaders . . . Swim Teams .... Table of Contents .. Team Games ...... Tumbling ....... Ushers .... Yates, Harry F. . . . . 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