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

 - Class of 1958

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Q - if ' ,W ,ww 1 -f Q-. :Q lu, 'wlzicoflbg -cqlq' ,gr drwfvbb guru A . we Ama ,J LRTK wilt'-' Mi fr me NL r na, A uhxgaeh . , 'lv' abfe Qi wb -. i wr, 'Q fb to - 145 Qlaff 0.5 Wa' 'fl df 7 'lim , jul 'A' nba! '.u3sQ5':uL 'Q , Ib,.6V e - NW'b9fe 1 1 mai lbggezibigb' Q' X N' . 51' I Y , 0 oh bits 'G THE SCHOOL Arsenal of American Democracy . . . Education with a Holiday air . . . but underneath the hard core of learning i 04 Wan ecision With over 152 subject otterinqs in the curriculum, Mr. Harry F. Yates, the viaorous principal of Lindblom Technical Hiqh School, has the responsibility ot evaluatinq many facets ot the instructional program. Educating Lindblom's 2900 students involves continual appraisal of textbooks which are a suitable supplement to the curriculum. Such a task is never a burden to him, for he directs all activities with efficiency and enthusiasm. His major concern is that every student may have the type ot education which will best develop the individuals potentials. 3 QWMW ill f' ffl? f3i4 M llllEllllll!L 1 2 'asv ??V??i' .586 ' 21521 m66fCZff'?f? 138?4i0i 1456K .ee2gef,f5 4 x 3 45OL 35265495T , w4fgq, 58 ki' 'f50Q5Z755O Tfwqf f59 , H 'Q482 Q M ' 'H 4 1w7'Q4e5 L 555p saw 445w5e4exM84 72' 5555?6 ' V'f i554 594 4 , ' ' ' K 5 51266525 595 145 , Q Q X X 4 4i465H86X' ssssva ' 4+af A ' ,Sb 'Q 5-' 2 5 i 1 . ,-, f m396X .442465meap4Qf i5575G ' 01414542 llfl Mr. Iulian Kanner Mrs Esther Q Macdonald MIS Anna G MCGTUUI Placement Counselor Attendance Counselor Adlusfmem CO'-mselof Early dismissal slips, ad- vice concerning test results, and information about col- lege and career opportuni- ties represent but a small sampling oi the many serv- ices offered by the at- tendance, adjustment, and placement counselors. Stu- dents are assured of wise direction and sympathetic understanding in the guid- ance centers ol Lindblom. Psim,-16 fficienf ersonne mp emenis ur rogram Miss Bernice K. Donehue Mrs. Lenore B. Calpha Mrs. Glendora Larson Head Librarian Librarian Librarian Miss Gerirude Dunleavy Mrs Helen McDonough Miss Kaihleen Shannon Clerk Clerk Clerk Miss Geraldxne Wright Mr Lester Robinson Mr Tony Flllp EJ e N Clerk I Engineer Assistant Engineer . f Q' 17 gow! Czowznfzunicaiion mloroves :Aman elafions nghs ,ibeparfnfen f Modern media tor the exchange ot ideas f the press, radio, and television f demand an intelligent grasp of the essential techniques ot communication. From English l through English 8 students engage in many activities related to speaking, writing, reading, and listening. A firm command of the tools ot language assures readiness tor learn- ing in all areas of specialization and furnishes an access to broad social and cultural outloolcs. OPPOSITE PAGE -P Nina Sumpter, Ruth Cavorso, and Bill Keiner of the speech class enjoyed a visit to radio station WMFT where they gathered information from the announcer about broad- casting techniques. Miss Byrnina Garrity Mrs. Geraldine S. Allen Mrs. Gussie Atkinson Chairman . 'lax A 1 ll i' AA. Q56 li '44 5 if I ,. f yr R ncqkslz qvosfers flue rf of Sebf-expression I n he ,Le arfnaenf 3 P Man seeks to clothe his speech with dignity and grace, as he reveals his innermost feelings in pleasing phrases. ln learning to ex' press themselves Well, students teel the power of words and sense the value of effective speech patterns. The materials ot oral and written English in the curriculum contribute to an improved linguistic develop- ment and promise keen discernment in the evaluation ot literature. OPPOSITE PAGE P An opportunity to observe a rehearsal at the Goodman Memorial Theatre was an enlightening experience tor drama students. Kay Kosnar. lean Hartig, Peggy Cortez, and Simon Cangemi. Mrs. Celeste M. Nellis Mrs. Marjorie Rule Mrs. Genevieve B. Sedlack .f'V Mrs Alice D Stanton Mrs Margaret Strandyord Mrs Marion Sussman Mr. Harry Tomaras 'ft1' Page 20 3? Ijzouglzfs qvfe qvlgh on file ln 5 o or 5 The Spamsh and French sp akrng lands the appeal ot torelgn country s1des and the romance of the classlc ages lntrlgue the torelgn language student as he studres rdrorns hstens to records and tapes and converses IH another tongue To become acquamted wrth the srnews of language and to prepare for buslness travel or research experrences are goals tor the student of French Spamsh or Latrn who day by day 1S acqu1r1ng the elements of l1ngu1st1c structure orecgn anguage eparfmenf Orfposm-: PAGE -P Axrplanes can transport us ln a few hours to lands where a forexgn language IS spoken Don Anderson Ieanne Getchas Marllyn MacDonald Phil Kucera and Karen Rach welcome a chance to qam new ex penences m conversatxonal usage Mxss Bxrdle I Ehrenwerth Mrs Ahce Audet Chcnrman Mxss Mary K Dowd Mxss Manta Hogan Mr Iohn O'Connor Page 22 o o f . - Q . . - 5' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 ,g':4w..',w ,J X Crown mf aww , ,a1'Q3,.SN5 an H I ,9- 1-rv' . hn- iw , d, ,,.'f',, W- ,M n V, ,... . , f' - , 4, ' f ' ff f' f .Aw W , A , M ., P h ' .- fa E.-fl ff 1. -fu --f, , W,ffn,,,Mf0 ,, ff 'W ' f:'.p,.g,,.,.f -,w'153 f'1g -J ' f M' np ' Q ,ff WJ! f 4 ' W 'W c A W A vw 4 11, 155 ...M , f ..,,.1',f. W f 'wa w. Af wwf ., 12 F6 ,1.'t, 5' AW 1 - , ,J,,x, M in ,. Ll, vw, ' my T. Lwv WWW 7M,,: I 4 if ,ww 1 +4 Z' ,' J -,403 'f-1 1 M2144 v My W3 ,H ,ii I . ,r-Q,. Q, Porfs romofe oorohnafion o in ana! 500,41 Muscular coordination and skill are gained through varied ap- proaches. Be it basketball, badminton, swimming, or golf, the aim is the same - the development ot muscle tone and the acquisition ot basic proficiencies. The gym program strives to make students aware ot the goal ot good sportsmanship, as Well as endeavoring to ensure flexibility, ease, and alertness in the execution ot physical tasks. OPPOSITE PAGE: 1? Having finished a good drive, Phil Rutkauskas. a member oi the goli team, watches the ball with satisfaction as Ioan Walus and Karen Kosnar. active G.A.A. members, dis- play admiration for his technique. grk , ?fL1y5imf 5vA1cafion eloarfrnenf Mrs. Margaret Barry Mrs. Betty Betz Miss Pauline Cullen Chairman l ,X .5 G' af 5 :: ,F 'Sh' gmvf R -1 'Va .wily -lah liwzfh' 'ff' -hr' wa , P 3 f -H . ' A' r , , ' 5 ' fi ' . + -V ' Jaw .-. f Q-. I 1' . .,,, ' Y ,. V qv. I 1 I . . V -.. w.f,, , 4, , ' .37 -4 A . as v- -A ' , A Hx . tV. ,A.,,7? ,ei ,'f-.15 V- - 2- vi: 'i : ' ' ' ' ' 14-., 5 ,,, , . 61.3, 5-yi-gf, M -' l ,tt , IV Q.. 1 , k I A J ,, i, ,, . , ., , A , '43 . - . ' 2.4, A' ,., :. 4: Y f'j,.,, ' ,cr 4 .,' f t 'Vtfg 5 1 -L . . '2'wJf,1. L-':..: J., ' . F, I. Aw, ,. 3. 4, ., ,f,.f'4 s'- fff ff'-7' -'mx - f'-if ,ft v I X a ' ' ' if,fo,gij., N Q -y-4 '. A 1 , , . ,. . ,, , 1 1. , , . . V ' , .v , , 1, gm k I . '- 1 ...if 3, H ,iq f f 1' , thx 3, 31 A ',. ,.?:'5vw- -' fm x .' ,, ,,,,, -Y .. K, ,t, fr ',, ,., v, - ,.', Y-' A-. ' 1 fur' P uf iff. 0' - . .Hx U c, ' . , . - ,I K+, 1. ,, .V ,J,, 4312 N. '-.-I., ' ,W +m,,f ,., ,A , -,..f1. . , c K fy, N f-v, '1,'J',.gzu,:1 Ml, 2,7 ,X MV, - M -, . W .ff , .Q 'Q ' ' ,'., :Ml ,x. ! ' ,.1.' 'W' 'J' 1 if f 2. ,hu ,l,,,,,.. 45,-...hav 4 JS..-y 5, .fur -A , , -4 ,f 'I v 1? 4.554 1 , Q. wwf ' wa fn. Q avorin flue ull favor o ufcloor cfivif 377 C .y An appetite for active sports is whetted through experiences en- joyed in gym classes. Physical education courses are geared toward producing healthy citizens who will serve their country and themselves by keeping physically fit, by including in their schedule regular out- door exercises, and by combining recreation with stimulating physical activities. OPPOSITE PAGE -P Tobogganing enthusiasts Sharon Kaschnitzki. Tom Evans. Iudy Sheely, Iill Mania. Donald Kraft. Georgette Koldoft. and Ierry McNellis spin down the slide as they gather momentum for a sharp curve. The thrill of coasting through deep snow against cx biting wind is a pleasure enjoyed by real sports' fans. 9 . . I Jocys ?5Acys1cal5vlucat1on elaarfmenf Mr. Rudolph E. Bohor Mr. Gustavus Iones Mr. Leonard Krasnowski Chairman 5! Aw , :fc 5-- I YI I Qu ' 9'w, m , Q . 1 f . LQ ' I , 5 . ,P C N . , I 1 'Q ,if :af f 5 X 5 X Q I Q xi 1 . .. . 1 M x -+-'xr -' . Q. aa -v-- LA g ,,..... X x we . we x A ,:,:,.AA, W ff , fw Ruth Thum ...J Page 28 . 'Lie PV 3 if , , 1 - . . , , . V I 5 L ,. i A V , V s Q li H 5 M 2. W-E 3 I JE? lw j gp E 2' 1 y i ' qi Q L, QQ 271, i , Q x S ' i 54 ,. fi E EQ , 712' K! I -W 2 A 4 E V 5 , un .,., , .N sq. gg :HZ Q ,K A ,r 5 - A 4 Q k W IQ F -A il 4 ' 9 1 X 3 2-S if JA '- ' f ' 2. W K M Af . K . 'WPWWWQW Agmpvmq ' fx. ilu, 5, t K K I K I 0 C K I x u I gn eloenvlenf C-IQe5earc!z c94waAen5 een nferesfe ciencc eloarfnfenf The great outdoors has many attractions for scientific-minded indi- viduals, To probe any aspect of nature is an absorbing task and a challenging occupation. Even the examination of a leaf compels stu- dents to see the perfect plan of the universe as expressed in one small segment of nature. Every step in the science curriculum - general science, biology, physics, and chemistry - requires the recognition of fundamental relationships and the assimilation of essential facts OPPOSITE PAGE L? Sharing together the beauty oi a perfect autumn day in the park are William Tuck- nott, Robert Mobley, Pat Cavello. and Carol Fisher, who examine the sumac for iurther study in biology. Mrs. Mary Schuhmann Mr. Harold Belkin Mr. Willard Congreve Chairman I l or!! of Chzwzicas emancls SAarP crufincy The student well-grounded in science will play an important role in America's tuture. The high school curriculum otters a wide range ot scientific topics from which students may choose their particular inter' ests. Laboratory experiments in biology, physics, and chemistry make it possible to test scientific hypotheses and to use inductive reasoning. A practical knowledge of applied science also serves as an aid in many phases ot everyday life. OPPOSITE PAGE '15 Abbott Laboratories. a pharmaceutical concern in the Chicago area. was host to science students, Richard Bond. Charlotte Rehling, Ruta Purvinas, and Ken Winiecki. The students toured the plant and watched with fascination the commercial production ot drugs. I Cience eparhncn f Mr. William F. Huebner Mr. Alfred Ingle Mr. Albert Lilek W, , :Hy ' n r In ,It 1 7, g, lf. am Qing A 9' ft J . 5 ,L ' 'Q fb in .- 0 gb' 'R ,ff .Q ia! i gg' U ! ' V-xx lg t .ik , 5 N ufure omema ers Plorazse uncfuona eszgn The home IS the core of Amencan famtly hte Ethctent methods of homemakmq contrlhute to the welfare of the mdlvrdual the communlty and the natron Grrls who are enrolled ln hous hold arts recoqmze the value ot learnrnq how to sew how to cook and how to manage a home In home arts younq Women are rnstructed 1n the trne polnts ot SQIVIDQ others capably and slalls are acqurred that are useful and necessary rn modern llvrnq OPPOSITE PAGE -P Krtchens always appeal to the femmme heart but they hold a speclal attractxon ior culmary artxsts Household arts students Barbara Dobrocky Lmda Dobrocky Theresa Letkomtller and Margle Hansen are delvmg mto every feature ot the kltchen ln the Peoples Gas Company dzsplay Mrs Betty Lou McBride Mrs Lawnzma Duncan Chaxrman Mrs Mary Hayes Mrs Br1dgetT Henmgton Page 34 I ' LD ' ome rfs eparfrnenf I s, , V' ow if 3 5 v , Xxx Q Q gm g I i .f XA? K. . 491, , , .,,,, . X f'9? 5 S f ' 'kr , Figs' in A it yt-1-Q--l ,, .W M N Wy, W m 5 KL Q , A , Wa, P F , 4245, y gf' f i' J E wg., 2 Q f 4 YI 1 2 J ' ,Q 1 , r 1 i G ,f sl-.E V i ,yn ww LIKZTKZW nnn.2'?If'6f ' A f , ' zsforzca P ay alafure f e maglnafzon An understanding of diverse peoples is an outgrowth of new con cepts gained in social studies classes The student examines his coun try s growth the government of his city and the position of his native land in world politics Geography equips him to evaluate world events clue to the cultural pattern of the World in which he lives OPPOSITE PAGE LY From two horses to 250 horsepower records a gigantic step in mans progress Looking at a fire engine of 19th century Chicago Ierald Orloft and Dons Iohnson are amazed at its fire fighting features Glenn Mcrteya reads cz description of the equxpment oclal Sfluies eparfmcnf Mr Miles V Shore Mr Philip Abrahamson Chalrman Mr Norman E Beltz Mr Edward Boucher Mrs lane I. Cates Page 36 I 315 S A in the light of their locale, and all courses in the sequence provide a Xxx em' . . qw fl'-f'.'L:' ,,f'.' i ' . Q, fl -Q-ff,,,, mg... Nlwf ef asf ivikzafions PeaL fo flue resenf The roots ot modern culture extend tar back into the history of mankind. Historical facts become vital as they are related to the ex- periences ot lite in a democracy. Students tind that the broad canvas ot United States history, civics, and world history comes alive with meaning when events, people, and places tall into proper perspective. Man's continuous progress through centuries of change illuminates the study of human affairs. OPPosr'rs PAGE 'QP A visit to the Oriental Institute acquainted Io Ann Sedlacek, Richard Rosenberg, Richard Strahan, Ron Kloess. and Harold Knopp with many aspects of Egyptian culture. Archaeological excavations provide a rich background for the study of ancient civilizations. oczal fuvAee eparfmenf Miss Betty Hansen Mr Michaell Gcxney Mr M M Goodman Miss Helena Groves Miss Betty Mullen 'S it Page 38 . S . i 'T X , l t 0414 an music rouse esfAefic eacfions The cultural climate of our city holds tremendous potentials for talented and appreciative youth. The Art institute is host to some ot the world's most treasured paintings, and the musical offerings of the metro- politan area are extensive. These rich supplements to high school instruction give the student greater opportunities to increase his appre- ciation of the arts. Courses in these fields nurture individual talent and open up new vistas tor the interested student OPPOSITE PAGE P Renoir's famous painting in the Art Institute inspires both artists and musicians. Tom Rasinski, Carla Siekkinen, Iohn Van Westrienen, Connie Whates, and Iulie Roe are finding his masterpiece of the Lady at the Piano a creative incentive. C1414 anal mzfsic eparfnaenfs Mr. Ioseph S. Schmitt Mrs Grace B Diels Mrs Gloria Fil ovich . . . p 4 Chainnan, Art Department ,Q-AWE: X 41 . K fa? s 1 en.fQ' i K 3 , b ...JM . , .Q I 'hai yt., x1w,,.?-W. , , 1 ' -nr-1 ' V 4 'Annu ' ...v +0 1 - 4 ba 1 A 5 A Mi f - 3 n 5 F' 'l W,.,.-4-' A N-L.-Am - , V .Egg Ly. 24 4 ,,.u..m,, .oiwf Q 3. . xx' ' ' Alf' , , .lf .M . . M, ,wfwf My ,xPu?,::?.,.,A rf, .,,, 1 ,xf +' ,Wx ' 5 f 1 V ,,-xv. V vm , NW ff- VW, f ., MNMAWZ wyiy ,, - W' , ' nn- , L. ,,,,, . ,.,w.wy H 1 , V , W igMVQS and 1SVVVlAOl5 CDIIIIAGV 61 elflfdf CALZIZGVIKYG Mathematical calculations stimulate research in many fields. Num- bers intrigue and tascinate man as he creates new scientific tormulas from mathematical bases. The mystery ot logarithms and interpolation, oi polynominals and ratio unfolds as the student works his way through algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. Ease in manipulating theorems and equations is the reward tor assiduous study and consistent prep- aration. OPPOSITE PAGE -'P Intrigued by a mathematical display at the Museum oi Science and Industry are these keen-minded math students: Helen Hotchkin. Ken Winiecki, Ianice Iasiak, and Richard Ponx. ma fAen1afic5 eparfnaenf Mr. Louie E. Weckel Miss Betty Anderson Mrs. Ioan Butler Chairman ww- ms!5dCU5W'm' .Q 3 'fx UWNERSALCIIVE M315 4 '+V f nl af! Lv' A x -.. A -X ' 1 .Nm ' x -. 'A ,D N.. xx X' -.-, r I W ,fu . ,NQQN A, X MPA xgnfrocluces 5 io nique elaiions ips ln the exciting world of space conquests, the prosaic tasks of the classroom may seem eons away. Yet, the daily summing up of alge- braic explanations and the Weekly tests on geometric problems speed the way toward understandings that put the student in a position to climb as high as he Wishes on the ladder ot mathematics. Adequate mastery of fundamental concepts is the cornerstone upon which addi- tional math training is based. Opposrrr: PAGE if The intricacies oi higher math have implications in many fields. Ed Werkmeister, Stan Polich, and Iohn Draws acquire new insights into the relationships as they study a display based on the twinship oi math and science. mafAemafics eparfmenf Mr. Nicholas Kushta Mr. Clement B. Powers Mr. Theodore Price JXP 49? ff' 1' '- ,, 3' A, - ,.,, f E M ,I 5 ., ,, N va 1. pal 4 k E ,Q z 1 -,,a3 Q S' X ,M fin dl 4 1W j Y ' . ...E , T .k..- X . KKK X .--: f g Q in W , 4 I L PA . X, If 5 g L 3'Q5' M .E2, ,.,' i ' ' t W i ag ' 092 NY' 5 1 1 ,Nw LW .... ' Z . m E I5 I v Q 43 5 8 1' F 11 r a 8 . Qian ' 2' I ra I J. 'I in ,I I if 4 Af' y.+, 3 iv fi . M5351 .3 ii: Q -I ,. I M 1 ,,.- E 3 4 , we ,R . -ww- i Q wiv VQV X pw wif fgvif' Q z fs X 1 1 HH, ' il 1 eww' is Eff 2 i 0.a 130: ' Us fgyxkl 'ii'Q'?i3e a ' 1 I-'fl mi? Quaid M M av V wr-QR N-QM Q 'S Mft rj FQ' aut, E 1 ff, 2 o, l'1, , J . 1 1' . I ' f ...Z , ,A:e . ,W lla, ,WM Wi W f.,. . ' E f. X Ag ' s Wx Q If 11 5 Q.-vf' Awww V05 'IIHCIT MRS. CATES - 108 Raw l- T O'Cor1nory I l-Iowakp I Kucabag M Wlelelsg G Iolmson ROW Zf S Balelcg E Bolderlg I Vlfllllamsg B Bracyp C Wollschera Row 3a D Meyersg K Kozakq I. Ste-rp H Peldzus: I Olsteadp S lffmllerg Mrs Cates Row 4- I. Rarriesg C Grouicq V Frleilg R Ke-iriath: I Casey: W Sutler Row 5 G Melzer S Barrett D Nrlrtz G GUZOV1Ch G Bocke Sty res men ear rj f rzglnf oung MR BOUCHER Row l P De Munmch G Schropp S Ie-rozal I Herbrk D Rlrkui ROW 2 W Braun S Sergel B Brogar' M Adduce Iv' Fahlbusch Row 3 F Bokowe C Wallace C O Dowd R Ruvsell D Kolodzley I Oskvarek lv'r Boucher ROW 4 R Bedrar K Roess P Tvkalskf T Brazulle E Rush R Stlerhau Row5 FAhtebe H Elflolc MISS HILLMAN 1' BJ ae C Sl I C rt.vr1al'1 Glove I S herolfl Row 2 P Be-reolo R Ia Y Slo RGIVITZ K S Ro fl 3 I Roles lf Chalrlers ublr B L C B 0 lf IVICKQNQ fl Sa e Dorrl r ofvell B Ba R P ulov P ce49 I A Aa QQA . - 108 C -r rf.: p iris - 118 Row' lf S 'rJ rp Of llq -R husg . any l. ' ' 7 iyder R K A uilcelsq U rabfg Rc' 4- 'N t ii Cy K 'b ogsltz- K P ' 7 r Hd: I l3crT.:g I FCS 'IHICII MR. MALECKI - 121 TJ :C I P1gI::.i1r,- D Emir.: R C F3ro1o'A .yeuzxo , -'3.1f:1 I A113 1.st1r1f2' Moi: F? 3 'S S Cfisori- K f.orr1.1- C Hin.,- f' IW' QB' T Wntp M. Molky G Buzz- K Golip H ZVIPIOI' I3 Roluhfxrlt I Iiropzc. ROV: 5-W 4, V h,51,3,. IJ QJVM1 T2 FWQN ri gnlzanceal WHA an mra of gag Page 50 J., xy! X 75 2' , x xlaecfafion MISS ANDERSON - 204 Row I- H Mcurxsafc- E Coristcnzlo H Moccilusc' C IVTISICICCI' N Tripcrtier Row 2- M. Zumiicf I Strygorier- P. Iones: G Rusirip G Petic Row 3- D Zcrcek- T EdfIiICT' B Koczorowgkr M Erigloim C MCCIQGXP A Shoplms- M155 Artierscti Row 4- I, Erchulr G Martin- B Ierlkirisz TI Thortzfrs' G Soltmsp I, Norris Row 5- D. Thozzzosgr' A Greuoira- R. Powell MRS. FUNKHOUSER - 208 Row I- I Sullivariz R Osborn- R. Oloszek- R Cox: H Pine Row 2- I Creekmoreh I. Murouskfxs C Horircxhcxiz I Gorrezm O, Thomas Row 3- P. Krofku- E Kuvcles- T Bcetzel- M Matkel- R Bogetlih- K SfT'3 iC'f Row 4-- S Nestor P Lugeq T Podgursk1'T Mmller 9 P65 H4011 MR. O'CONNOR - 211 HOW l- M Cala: I Plerfe' C l'lGIT1f!1'If',Y'.' L Iirsa: S Mille? How 2- H lffarenz: S Hutcherson- E l7lyr,ri I Iurgrrxarz: A Cello HOW 3- B Basszl Svobada: E KOPQIY' I Walker: G Saexger: W Fraik Row 4- R. Bcixa: l. Tharias: S. Karasch: l. Kukullca: I Meche: E Adams- ll Cass: B Brauifi CZVVIPQ ll4ll4el iVlcq5 of SCAOOI MR. IEPSEN - 212 ROW l- G. Carlson: P.Har1ley: I. Doyle: l.. Harris-: M Graham Row 2- I Cerepa: B Ylorlcus: A. Vavouleas: G Maurer: S. Graph Row 3- M Raediger: M Kuiatkowslci: R Przytula: H Agnew: M Kabella: D. Vimarco How 4- D. Misunas: G. Newton: V rw Moxaco: C Slmonsis: C Luxford: N. Migit: R Gross ROW 5- R Gorney: K Herinings: L Dessauer: H. Corbin: D Baxashf C. Sharp: R Schell MR. SCHREINER - 213 Flow E- S. Daiegarz: I McCarty- R Segvich: R Lewis- G Mlthael How 2- M Dusza: E Keridra: S Mlller- B Kahstahty: B 'Halas How 3- I. Rabxg: I Desarxa: T. Dobro: F. Daitlrzof D Grztzz I H1220 Row 4- R Ert::1ar':: S Batwlrzskly G Maller: I Neal: C. R9lVlfZ G Raschke: Mr Sohrelher Row 5- R. Blsterslcy: B Kopinski- B Keiie-dy: I lvhchria Page Sl L l'C5AHlClI As they examine scientific equipment, Iames Kuroski, Charlene Wollscheid, Iames Schenold, and Pat Tykalsky find many things to analyze and study in preparation for a report in general science. ia ixl xgnflux Of6YPeVlenCeS Vln8'5 ,F Q Wy 'lf' Q- 'S' P ae5 on l GMC? MRS REYNOLDS How l A Smalley I. Frankie-v B Maaey E Bingrnc E OBerry Row 2 C Nerchant D Sniih S Lake lg Hunter R Vi RAB LW o A91 Je pS e CTaczo Clhlarpe ISa e ft.: GDiosB MRS AUDET ores G e w QlV'alle-V A Riensl Ma ioezek Row R Bowne P Robert Fi Piartek k S 0 e S a fo D '11 Bl S Mac Le a k W xa e h I x V A 1 Q . , o o V1 , d . - 219 I Q , 5 'M 7 . :Q . 5 i 5 . 'ill' I I I Y , j 7 I 7 I A 'li A : I . : . . C ' 1 il A Sf GH A, X I , I I a : B St 1: . klcr- ,fffl ' Yi I I ' nekam A Wi initi- , I r if I W' X , Row 4- 0 ff rg , :id rs- ? N 1. f-'fair i : Helta . -- 224 ,j Hogg ,, G I 1 xp , I niet.: N 'A' Fr, lf 'i A7 ' M1 ' S t C , - 3 -1' 5' , M Inj' ' ' 27 iz., Q, ,gil M S SllCil'lOilSlCYT R. Kojtelfy W 0 .. ff I A AI A I st 4 . A Row 3- -9 4 R Spun ley F :firsth- f , K Backasy L, K llyy P lie. I' , W E ,Zark .sf I W an I n ' I K -me 6 R I. sley- I Pl llzgzf' I If Fervreg D czisy 5 A 5' ll Szrgiklerq F Sehcler 1 A at ' X l'iCw 5- il 4 , P i hah: I :za ' 6 T Iah 5 ez , l' Yfkifkj , W O GT rin x I 6 A G wings info flze QC Alena ernloo MR INGLE 22 Of S Gecrwald B Q O11 B Pcvllk D Wallace D Hoxcme Row 2 P Voorhee B Imck O Mrirrz O R Wol' R C-'Or Cl Ir' Rr3 'N' k E N110 ko fo ft G C1 C9010 R14 or S51 MR IANOUSEK ,-A, . . L.1rf1..g . erclvrz D B,i'ic1u. Q 1 FCS 1111017 ofier a challenge to lreshies Nestor, Robert Ianus, Geraldine and Gail Carlson are studying letin board which explains how library information. New experiences in library research . Steve Pporfunifies nhrnifecl cydploear on fhe orizon -Q' Rim MRS. McBRIDE - 309 HOW le- M, Chiarappo- F Airzrxzs- C Whiteriiiller- I lxallic' H Bcslic Row 2- V Schaefer- P Tzgrkcwfzic E O'Malle-ya I Weir- K H RCW 3- M Greco- M Sikfziei M Mack: lf l3f:irc'.-:lc M Kowrilskr R For-1 Row 4- li Boyer: A l-fc.f.1- I livin MRS. HENINGTON - 310 Row l- I Kaplan: S Fragier' I Stcfans: S Sxryfaicr. YJ Starlelriifrr.:1 Row 2- G Hancls: N Ftfuvclfx, S Hartley- R Carib P Wibmewskz Row 3-- I Vfasiriski- ff 171111-171 K Davisg D Gattttfzr L. Casey' I Beback Row 4- O Keltnerg C Wzlsof, C. Powley: T. parlscri- B Walker: K GTGIl! How 5- I Monaco: A McKeivC-Y R Bednar: T lrlehcrg W Racilay F Beckett IWW.. J V25 VHCVI MR. POWERS - 318 Row I- V. Cello: R. Maller: R. VIGSZ G Gctrcipolop A. ffovcxk Row 2- A. Poli: I Kwczsriyg N Albin: E Grosey C. Stcslckp L. Iordci Row 3- P. Iokelp M. Andrysicxkg S. Pickett: F. Aleskyp M. Lachg D. Schwartz: Mr. Powers Row 4- E. Sak: G Iurewicq A. Rezekp F. Bcborxasy R. Kueblerg G. Scmdora How 5- E. Genserq W. Lishg R. Trinka or gllfervescenf Ljeens adglowv wiflz admgifion MRS. MEHRENS - 319 Row I- P Browny L. Hechty M. Visormeg I. Howcmicy B. Clcxrk How 2- C. Blcmtong S. Bcxbiary L. Weigtg H. Petersp W. Klimcxs Row 3- M. Iohnsg I. Kcrmudog S. Loxg I, Kuroskig S. Heczdp I. Kynion Row 4- A. Lohny R. Cooperg I. Hcrlvorsonp D Ccxmpbellg R Drceger MRS. SCHUHMANN - 324 ROW 1- I. Rohllingp S. Coornerg M. Alleng B. Morcvek' S. O'DormeII Row 2- FI. Pcxrmcitery M. Miskcx- K. Merchant: M. Novosei- D. Szymcmski How 3- R. Lewisg D. Borden R. Pmseckig M. Mczrrellcy P Fullery A.Nykc1zc1 Row 4- S. Lobueg G. Brcryg I. flczwcrap M. Uzncmskiq P. Ehmkef D. Gleffe Row 5- C. De Friesp I. Musuncry T. Maher: P. Westg T. Mcxtuszcxk Page 55 wir A'-,J w f A ilk 6 iff fr as , 1 In the sophomore yecxr we go to town' On our icaces we portray We work, we play, and sometimes clown. The ups cmd downs we meei each day Poge56 'W 'u X,-el' 'Nc' OP 'IOHTOVL MR HUEBNER Rom l I Ho vath S Good T Paw lc S G9Q1GkON kl H Sha o Row 2 B Klttl B MCDO ald D Lablak P Paley B Iafmkausky Row 3 S Barnee D Mlallorl P O Brle P Slocum B Tern D Healy ROA 4 I ltalman H Bles M Hoover F Katauskas E Kaleta Mr Huebne- Row 5 K Parzygnat B Stokes E Drk on er QU ere iAe ,jgewzlalereol glfes ze enf MRS STANDIORD RON l I Chruetek G Mussorn M Powers E Cafnmack C Hosang Row 2 B Walker M Maychezak I Weaver A Tuz1k I McDonald Mrs Strandyord Row 3 L Buran R Fus o S Meyer I Va. derklootg V. Selly M. Falca Row 4- D Woodrichg A. Vines: C. Iohmsormp M. Kolly M. Kingg Fl. Fe-rome: I. Felton Row 5- C Szvalloug D. Galowbf D. Glrouxy H. Peter: :- aus: P. Kertie fp B Berasori MR. LILEK - . lsufgeff 1. Elliottp . sum, rsu 5 T ai Row 23- K Bartusg M. Sheriff: I. Walla: R Nickag I Napolillo How 3- G Amidomq A Liskg ll. Pertlp I Monaco: M Erxmericky S. Gray Row 4- K. Mioetlchy K Swanson I. Rurtnion: C McDo:aldp R Wolski: I. Wolff: F. Slaninlca lm if' Page 57 ooflwlcl galne o f e gveresi gjfnowlealge MR. SOTIR - 223 Row l- P Shicxdclnlcof I. Harturigy N Detlcfq I. Alliridp R. Ault ROW 2- M Lindcuerg I Dikowskiq I. Slmchuk: V Wagner: C Will Row 3- l. Schoeferg I. Block: E. Krcjewskig P. Mcxilhoif E. Forrester C. Zell Row 4- S Schillirigg S Bigecky R Dxermgerq R Ke-arte-yy D Schwcrlcq A Marky Mr Som ROW 5- li. Skorcxq I. Kobyleclcy: G R Frcrinq I. Riflgecreekg F PCIIIQYCTIO MISS DOYLE - 228 Row l- A. Bingham: C. W1llhoiteg C. Nogcp F. Brongielg K. Bcfrcm ROW 2- C. Wobich: W. Burtchp B. Frcrrtzei: R Luceritip H Hmtig Row 3- I. Fcbrlciusz B Beclp E Gordon C Lilly: H Bcrtlell K Iudd Row 4- I Brousilg D. Chapman: I. Pclelcp M. Scmtcrelliy G. Miravig L. Kwiotkowski Smncnskip M Mcirzcilelcg SOPAOl110l'C MR. MORRIS - 302 Row 1 - I Mlllwr' H Fwllv I H1113 1 I T':.'.1Or1f'- If pr nk :J Rrzv: 2 fffmorz A 1 1G1'!L'ZfI.C' PJ Hwr gf Fmiorz L Ilorfir Q' Row 3 - G Brcwrig I' R'.1Iri:Q'f.':fiz- I, Ifzrkfc I Vv'1I'ZIl' F Gclfifwzr- P H10 ROW 4' C I!I'1IYkIC'Iv'I Z' P 'J'1:lIOV. P S1-Cplclftfd-F Mohfzfcv- E Hoor- I Ferhmifi-Sz Row 5- R Gfblomb- P Leahy: R Moore roslaecfs ome info gglzarlaer ocus or QPA5 MRS. LONG - 303 Row I- C GrCen1eegI Survmmrg A Irigalmf H. Hester: F Spfm Row Z- B Wrorzkiewlczp P Flchp I Moore: T Drwwtmop I Shl1IT1Vv'f'11J How 3- B Woltorg M Starr.: I3 Lfwryiiq F Sovczy A Ifwrxef Row 45 B Wolfowitz: I Spmner: I Bennett: D Bfzgrcwsklr C Klemcschriidtg B Pritfhcxrfi Ron-.' 5- F Ichricrn I Prcxzf-k' 'ff Kfirlrrfxfp R Sistine: P HOILSEQT' B vJv 1I'f Y MRS. DIELS - 325 F I -- ff Furlzrfz- C Sifrfr K fgxt' Pcf- A Fcf,11':k Fc:-.' 2--f Q ', pH': ' Cn 3f- C Kispcr- f, Deira C I3:':':c-rf F52-.' 3- K Sfzjiik' R Zfl'.,Tk' P f,QGr':.'.'-in S Hilx' Lf Hf'I1.I A1' P C:k..5':r. Ryu 4-- M Sz','::. ' -V D Lffwrf- F Y.fcCf:rt:i: R Szrffrz- G Klfxusf? Sps-fic-r RCW 5- L Loyewgkr I Reefer C 'f'f':1te-rg S Stewfzrt Page 59 1510145 O acLefs HV! VISIDIVQ 5fll4Ol'f MRS. BUTLER - 104 ROW I- B. Innisy I. Huhschp I. Dome R. Francis: D. Pohch Row 2- D. Almquisty P. Osbornp B. Iohnsonp T. Malanowski M. Sowadski Row 3- F. Wierzbanowskig D. Iohns R Wiesnerg I. Opokay G. Petraitisp G. Wilson Row 4- F. Turkg R. Kubiliy D. Schurnachery I. Halperp B. Mattahnay G. McLarney A. Wnukowski Row 5- R. Setzkep A. Rage-rsp V. Murauskasy R. Majkay A. Zilisg V Burba MISS DELANEY - 109 Row 1- I. Perlman: V. Garnboney A. Ferrarap P. Petersg E. We-athersby Row 2- L. Lamont S, Treubalg I. Preis: I. Loyolaq I. McCarthx Row 3- I. Pietrzyky D. Kozneyp M. Hanse-ng M. Behrendtp A. Richterg L. Sharp: I. Herblk Row 4- B. Laziskyp B. Zerbiang L, Lewisp R. Dusablony C. Danglesg T.Rei11yp T. Kalal OPlIOl71OI'C5 MRS. NELLIS - 110 I3 ETIQIWTZ P Bull- M Hr ',.' EQ' 1' B Hifllg' H Ycurg Row 2- I lflaqnotlu L Herts: G Elilemclij I FOX7 O Palmer How 3- C Vojtesalv C Dutklewlfz- D Iacksorq A Podalak: ll Morei: P Bertuccm Mrs Nellis Plow 4- I Dawson W Iwartsklg I l-llfCl'1Sll' L Healyg D Degidio Row 5- M Windstrup7 R Cygarp D Carlson Sc olasfzc endeavors e qvufure ans MRS SEDLACK 120 Row' l S Klaupa V Pau I Flanagan C Iung G Bemnato Row 2 G KWIGTICONQIC1 G S I Krerm IROI Os I Orloll Rmer R K a ec KQSGTIC B La ackl Glaser T rf Stayrar 'N rlsta I f La sow A Larzak Bomberge A 1,1 Straum MISS D MURPHEY CSeo e Pac 1.1 SY I ww w Page Ol P O A ' l Y 7 . 1: ' . 7 trcz: vf 7 I nam ky: Row 33 4 Q 7 and l : A A ' 1' P ' 7 , fri '7 - E 7 . Ly ..ai7 A l 1 IA . ' , v. RS 4-v 'If' xf,l R Ba' 7 I l.arshall7 I P-elk f. v ' 51'4' 1, R r .7 . ' : , Q 4', ' u' Q D r: n'JCfT' fa 1 I ' ' v , as L ,. I f .' . I fa., l ' 9 1 . ' 6 . . - 124 Rav: I- ' E Hagen K l.fatherl','7 ' Fl Heder: I 'Qef.f.el1j.'- P Elf 'H P 2 ' .aw -- -1 C HUVUQ7 i l fI7 4 L M Levlnec C Hart- L Mail. --. uf' Y Raw 3- R B ' f 2 E P':L1r.7 I Sfritlzi-7 ' , . J ' I IJILLTVIY. 7 I Palyg L l1':rQ,,- ,N A . A RELIIIFQ - 1 nf 7 Fav: 4- Q , - tl A V , , I I 1-.1:lflf.af 3.1 Sym, ' . ' , ' F? Fifzrrafiz B ElQ'l': E f.f1llf'r lk :Z an G lsr C-k7 T Rullrrcf, l I Sztkaklciy I Hotham 6 Z K '.'.'alr.:2'k: '.'.' Pzrrigs- If 7 I V 7 ,I L, l314r'Jxr.aS ' Yi ' 'f Zi A' l SOPAOl11OVQ5 MR. KUSHTA - 127 1 I Ca'ua:.auf5l1- P '. .:r.e S Frederlokg M. Arpdersori' E Dorlalelmger Row 2 -A-f M Bessslery S Gierrtxa M. Cauqhlirxq I Hertz: R Nyquist Row 3- l I w. I ellrresg C Rehlliigf K Prosserg L Nilfiriger- D. Carroll- I. Burke ROW 4- I Andrews: G. Wallace: B Adaruitifa B Patzg D Edwards: K Pete apr 456' sf Kg! ,-...Q e ving info fha CIQICA Sforelzonse of ocearning 659' A W 417 'RK 'SI' Nnf .J Page 62 3 YZ? MR. BELKIN - 129 Row l- I. Pace: A Manic: F. Howell- P. Faulkner, G Kacer Row 2- V Minzehberger: K Laugerg I Goble: E Best: R McAleer How 3- B Cipichp I. Weihery I Sukachg C Nisolopulosg B Yakus Row 4- G Deptollaq K Frtzpatrick- S Tesarq B. Davies- K Herrolzp L Wells Row 5- W Palrq B. Kxightp I Hardtke: M. Koormsq E Syhowiec: D Szymanski: W. Kwiatkowslci Row 6- H. Licata: I. Flannery: A Pavesic: R. Thompson: W Blair MR. SMITH - 202 Row l- P. Mitchell: I. Mudori- K Rinkus: I Gilmore: I. Wolszon Row 2- R Smie-tara: I. Gackly E Tychseri- I Cook: D Gerard Row 3- N Bennett' C Friberg- I Abraham: l. Hill: G. Blake' I. McGill Row 4- T Warren C Besty T. Milosp T McMahon f-QF' ai- MRS. SUSSMAN - 205 Bain' I- P Iffergaifzklg I f11I9'.'.'Sk1 ll Aitoslakr K Brabei' ff IffCfI'OEQIC3 Bow 2- IJ Syrlriklog C Bcrlsq I HC-Iaeirory I VVLIIOV P Bigzevlckr Mr.: 3115.31 Raw 3- T Harty- V Barotieg P Casto- ID Pagerg L Vfelkeg O Whitne'.' Bow 4- M. Brauriq M. Procaccioq S Kasper: A Eckardtg I, VVoodsq M Zdvme- D Heinisch Bow 5- S, Milcarekf A Magnari: V. Webb' fnclenfs are alafivafecl gay ggafeas a MRS. ADELMAN - 206 Bow I- E. Zemaitisg R Larsen: S Settles' M Altschaffly S Watis Row 2- M Cwiklikp C. Lilke: H Samboip S Reed: R Heinzel Bow 3- Mrs. Adelmair G, Srberiyc P Anderson R I.aBiziep B Wrlkeyr C Berg: I. Galle Row 4- P Dvorak- K O'Harap C Drosty T Hudik- B Sieja: I Pxlaiasp S Bexch Row 5- B Arifiersorir B Stalev' IX Gelfoy V Seperq EA MR. CONGREVE - 230 Bow 1- E MCCarrhyg I Strada T Lapczyiski- S Tleca. E Browne Bow Z- P Luskm: K Hulatar G Kukulka- M Gpelar- G Mudra ka Huebiery R Czcskr Raw 3- C Iurgovzxp B Wrablevrski- B Greenwaldp I Adams- S Kapustiaiyk' S Viftars- M Blaifj Bow 4- S Moolix- I Mahzella- G Cappas R Hutsnk: I Baetzelg A Becker B Orgamscakg Mr Cong YQ V C F Lmasg B. Sheputis: B Sedlak- M Malloy ml Jdeals Page 63 SOPAOIIIOVC OP 4011101 k MR PRICE J B ZC R 1 V Luxor sk D et Row 2 S Wxrtz D Zawetslcl M Sne N G1ll B Blueeto e 'V 60' Row 3 Sak I lfue er B Schrel er L1 ht D A brose V M Gowan Row 4 W Koeppen S Pelech I Serellca L Weglarz R Thomas I Lewls Row 5 R Corradtrx Mr Prlce Row 5 R KW1eC1T1SlC1 A Lakomskm F Olsen G Mrller A OPA S lf? S GVLQJALV any Page 64 1 esfones MRS REICHERT 232 Row l A Denman P Ras I Rasmusser L Muszynbkl B Whalen Row 2 G Wapntarblu I Palermo I Bor1s C Macak P Wakullch Row 3 W Tucknott F Stephan C Greenwald R Fahey A Maclag I Hughes Row 4 C Solomon D Shatava I Kroll D Wrlczewekl L Korn W Rycelc Row 5 Dzzuloa G Paller Murphy F Ullewelt Machek R Leonard Everett MRS HAYES Row l G Blrlcs C Thorn E Ialcub1ec I Munroe S Hubbard RON 2 P Ketchun D Prychockr I Iakalslct N Rwharason B Leo Row 3 B Black I McG1rn1b K Gustle R Tallo S Baolca D l-lada Row 4 R Roberts, G Barteckx Rlebel R Ruesell Mormson I Sedlwv A Beutler B S Row 5 R Wllson W Iados R Serahn T Rlley D Pucclnl R Cobban P Thompson I I . - 231 ' l- M o 'asky If tohlilig- I I 'J 1- 'P VV 'tistcflcy E Walton ', A S 47 . C'lClORg 3 R . 7 T H . v, M I I X . if A fe- ' fe l 7 A -'S 1 . 'b 7 9 A 'V I D If L. 5 7 In 5 . C . I 9 A - I -' if . A.: I U: .1 : N ,,' ' . I 'Q D Walterq R Aceg I. Felrnonq I Zelelcg . A: .', 7 I . .5 ob, A AY 5 9 . . .I l R. 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I 5 G. p G. . - 307 QP flOll1Ol'C MRS DUNCAN 312 Rom I B GQ C Iv' hcel Be me M HC: s P e Row 2 Iv h'rt L P lr F He c ze C Me er Row 3 A Pel C Rezrfl K Was L Lubak M Bhckhcih Row 4 I Holvvell L Waller C A se1 F Hot Kctbus B P ICS P Ne-tos S Ve loxcs CflVlfl2S ana! fu les 16 r :jAeu' nferesf MR SCHMITT 32 Bow' 1 E Gr1m M Plcftt S Vortsek E Costello P Hurter Row 2 P L1b1erto I Brown I Phllllps S Zordemt D P1etrzwk Row 3 A Pcxstorello G Alberts Fi Mobley S WGS1k M Gorse S Grochmcxl Bow 4 B Bygetczs I Mtchcrlck B Adcnr I CI1lIOTd Row 5 F Evcrrs B Hoffrrcxr K Karts E KOZIOASIC1 S Mllos L Rcrrrsey Nr S h 1tt Row 5 S Broder I Busch I Bch e I Bcxmcg MR FORMAN Bow I ODor'1e1I C Edert Smlth D Thomas A Iertkrrs on Crcxl C L mpe rs ODEIIGYTGHC G Kl.1g B Neyer G Schlller V Zcvouu G hbre A B P1e1l ru Af Je P IW af TL Bow 5 P Klszkc I Kohek D Schwartz T I 0 Nr Forwtczr Page 65 rgxufg .te S: C N rtsohg I Cai: llc fSiek:..3I:1dy .fig-sp C Flext Ig . ja T .t rp ,iriekr , ' 7 X. 5 rri.t 'if I I l I I C of O . - 1 S' COITYIBIIIA IA I-Iemstreet: A 3 . . C mil . - 322 P I -.. 7 . .5 E ' : . . rg R ' 2- P It CI F' 7 Bow 3- h M K IC 'hhery Kfrrcschp Bo 4- H M61 ry A, ccerg Grier- G,I rim T. Wzrgrtery . on-Jery ' 7 fxx u n iors Apples tempt v1vuc1ous Juruors Into unbehevable maneuvers Pciqe Ge ?m..... wggnwflm' School work has them But even so they have on the run thexr fun 45- 1-.Nw A' -a 'uf qi- if ski? -HHS. '7' xy VVICZVVIOS of Enefgy VICVQGSG ell' MR SOBEHRAD Row 1 C Scott M MCDQPQIC1 S Shukstor L Powell E Hlu hv Row 2 H Rolcxrk D Schultz K Pore b kt B Murph D K CI How 3 D Htllcrd N Awnules T Tse es B Po ck L Dorovcxr R Ftqcrl RON 4- P, Toi' 7 P Lurie: C. Rehozkcly . chmltz: H Sfoms .4 E. Krctrx . Row 5- W. We-:ide A Get oi D IvT:C.1tfh,,i- Mor MR. THOMAS - 203 Row 1- . Libhizziy I. YQCLI 1 D AITHEETSOYT' H, Boriesf' D Ross Row 2-- D Ictrussty H Cisper- I Ruiycrzy T fhelseri- S Diericks Row 3- P M:Kir,3ey': K Krueger' C Spchr- T Matting L Firrce1.ste1r':- M Harder Row 4- G Schrfurrtr C Stekkixe-.., P. Mhzurowskt' M. Kcfuffrrtcrxhp L Gorsktp W Dorus: D Ltha Row 5- I. Trtebef L Ezgelg T Doody- R Gloiek IIHIOV MR WECKEL Row I M Flecke L Pcrppzrmeorcz G A Ko totqko Row 2 R Per etto Gray C Klccfc R Mflrtmez C Flsh RON 3 Ch 1 1 Lo 1 P J 1' R Stn klcma C Arcle I 1' fl 6 H Zvi k K Kohe tc Row 5 JT omenfum .ard- t Mo- 'wwf A inf -af, X,, '7 15 B13 99 in fn-fa. 495- .,,,,, .J bat Page 67 'KJ my 1 4 v 1 lll'IlOl MRS SCHROEDER 20 H rv I P Alrzmgh E Ifemlw I Shee Le Row 2 CO1 C L Q e L1' e Rom H111 S Rm, Pcfte T1 Earn S Rx 5 L 1 llc aeiy Ploroaciz flue xg J Page 68 MRS DEUTER 210 Row 1 C Hcckerdcrhl C Bowe E SOITIS D Kostus K Roch Row 2 I Bcrlel M Bcxlsavlch K C4355 I Parkovw D Klug Row 3 Mrs Deuter T Korabcrtscs T Evans D Kossnczr H Zcbelskl L M1lIer D Wmgate Row 4 R Regcnrf W Heftel I Hclwkme D Zordcm T Trent K Gnguus Row 5 Kroer R Lu MR LABANT 242 Row I C Engmcrll I Beneclek A Klotzbucher M McGroih G GCISIOT Row 2 L Kunkel L Shumcite E Dlmos D Tlberl A Oderw Row 3 L Dellorto P Nefllls R Drueger L Buckley I Kcrfscrros S Wlodcrrczyk Raw 4 W Rcrbolcl D Behlmg I Bednczr P Z1e-che . - 7 'Ov' 7 ' 1 If . ' CCT.: 'I Iyp I Mclfeizxe- S ETSI' E S Rcrnstcyy I ydq P Adcrik- I Ccii Ilyg R ,il R 'VTR Aitolxkf 'Tzeiq I . won: E iso: Row 4- S tis- L 'xpxewckg C DIVISI T VVhGIe1.g A Liwreicey C Cox O., Y A CTITISCT.: D ff3'.-.'f:k- I Ili' ek 5 I UM- at QV A 1 ns: I, lg cas PPQV MRS FILPOVICH 3 0 RON 1 L Brya N Warmtroba C Stefans C Lo g R Venturella Row 2 M Bartue M Vlte-k D Srmmo S I Stacho S Stepha PKre a Za tor B Rmpolr D Wrlzewskr E K ght Mrs FIIPOVI H ge 1k D M Wa ers J' 0 C k D L ai F mart P mn ze P KL e U Absorbmg novels wxdens per sonal horrzons for jumors Walter Dorus Sharon Koschmtzkr Iudl McKenz1e and Steve Wlodarczyk who prepare a drsplay of thexr current readmg mterests for the class QF 'Cl' I uniors MRS. STANTON - 301 Row I- C Stafford: G Koldoff: R Splrwrxer- P Arnold: S Arbetar. Pow 2- S Kosihriitzkig I Sefilanck- R Iohisorup S York- B VV'11 :.2 Raw 3- axello C Alev' ' Ko 0.-J kl G W11 G S eblow A o Row 4 Sarto I Srrrorxe I Iv'avo L Iankovm R Bouechard Fi Vo , RON 5 r Sternpmskl R Rose B Nagrer 'U Helphrey D Dvor rk Cczssmen 5 nszc fo JAQW ars 1 'Wi is-wa Q? gf 'Db l may--W... WV ITAA X Page 69 IIHIOI MRS ATKINSON R O T C ROV' Graf' P O o h Row 2 D Walsh D Rel-S C So K Whlte I CICCIG Row 3 Gmc S De cz Rrzzo R Crowrso I Vale I Cu rw Row 4 M Poclus C Kruzr skr F Pcrrzygrlcxt I Hyzny I Ambroz A Plorrtek I Els IC Row 5 C Koz1eIsk1 I Wrcge B Shctkus R Lcrur1ch C Morcmt C Sekercx 'DP 9? il' ronfz an e fo enclel fA cy now f e core Page 70 MR VON BREMER R O T C II Row I A Wolclk A De Bella L Gust D Berrv F Bc: lem Row 2 I KI1mk1ew1cz B I-Iecht R Rosch P Ke redy M Vlece Row 3 M Cucrlormcrs I Kee, L Wagner D Mc Kenz A Se-memuk S Srmth Row 4 D Brcmchm R Cebu IO L I-Ieruso C Kozlelslq Srmth D oh Q ROW 5 D W11l1c1ms E Slleo R Trudeau E Crvcs MISS CASPERS 209 Row I M Wolmclk P LUCGFII I Erczmus G P1sc1t1e1Io S Kesler Row 2 L Kelch G Zld I Ncxmc M Ccxden D Ardersor Row 3 P Summers R Sfr1ckIes I Wclus R Krrcxk B Satclu, C Pacer MISS Cczspere ROW4 F Lelse I Dettlci R Lederer M Wergel T Scflamone D Murphw E Brown Row 5 C W11ey R Szymcxrskl W Puz1o R Weber L Sumyn R Schobel I Crmg . - . . . . I .I 'J If 4 j B J, qgkzfg-I HQf.+.'.Qff.f ' S Gr G 7 L Hsffficf. as ' - ,, xxviy , A - , ' ' , I Q x ki? 1 . f ' ' ' ' ' , ' . rg. . ', K 4 'ig' QV P K Q 7 fir 7 S ' 7 5 , ' 7,2 I-7 YM hu W -0 A ','p'h TJ . .. . VA ,, . ug, Q X 'I R- ' 1 .7 l F, .I I A I In . ri' I Y 4 1 ms. D. Wogderliclc C. Croriehg I Sulkcu I I I H Lina Rik I - A4 rf' Q J f e fl .- 7 .V I A7 . Iii 'icz . V7 7 . 'CI17 7 . C Iej C. ' .AI rt.: T. 'Sick MVIIOVS MR KAUFMAN Lxbrary II Row 1 B Rlvelle B BGZG Ola zek M Frlew M V How 2 C Klrmeor I Pullcro C Gclus B 1rwf1 M B Row 3 P Icmtolcfk S Mertes D Smlth I Kelly M DeBott15ta R llllcz Row 4 C Dotbon T llgcllb R Bo ebrcke B House D. Kovvolonek, M Hrebeue , M. Goldstei: Flow 5- M Cullp I Szosmk- I rc: if B. Campbell: A E:1rGl'1,: T Lcxlcyg E Ccuik MRS. HALEY - R W l- I J- O., s:z'kg Blelcxsklg l ll ff- LK' 'ri l:lo'.-1 2M C Begin: R S cut- T Vcclcvelcp fI.,rQ,u.g l. Kclcnges ROW 3- I Scellcziog I Grcrrtprxz C Aidrewsg P Zcrerxlszg S. Srxlthp C Mfzscpust ROW 47 R lxxithy R Srrgolliskig D Befxirowztzq E Lcppzg M Gcmserg ll lffxlefk: ROW 54- R Aide-rsohy R Bgdcyg R Predneyg R De-:ncvigg E Afiasg G Barnett' C. Cizek: D Loizzo 47 I I I1 l OI MR GARBOW Lxbrary I Z O fs leflrluer z R KCC A 7-XdrVlc'11sPBcf 'Pena ohrwo F' W V K Hueb e B 'mb L S nal cm oy T l. '1be P tllk lf Gm om Roux 5 N' Hercke M Neal P Kukulkc Q G ou OI Q H Bortscheller R Allex R v 6 R Cewlch G Carlsor R N1 R Uzd mwk felo info oszfzons o e Pens: 1 :icy qi nf -if qw' P fa? jk aff A Page 7l J IIVIIOV A panel drscussron on powers oi gov ernment commanded everyones atten non rn cx U S Hlstory class Yvonne Polk Lmda Gluesmg Gerry Carlson and Mlchael Looney drscussron leaders substantrate therr pomt oi vlew wrth authorrtatrve proof l oors o eaclerslup Pen or ompefenf ouf L L 41' 'Y L.. Page 72 MISS E MURPHEY 234 Row l R Grustl A Ahmed I Robmson S Vogel I Barr Row 2 I Clement I Stmson I Bork S Knapp I Gruenholz Row 3 C Scheunemann E Rrebel W Wrtt lv' Mroz P Moore R SIUQCITIS L Stec Row 4 L G9SlGkOWSkl G Ado ns B Dawson C Preclr P Kruczek T Dole: D Dow es OM i G. Ciesloq G. O'Connc. MISS KEEFE - 30 Row l- S Mclnughlinq M. l-laurp B. Michonp M. Meyerq E. Schmitz Row 2- L Rosirmskiy B Sutton: E Kllll'lCISf R l-lond.-7 I. Nevulis Row 3- T. Ziong D. Penczelcg D. Iohnsony D. Prychoclciy I Urbaitisq l-l. Brown Row 4- M. Kostelnyg I. Ottog B. Hedmanq G. Goncharg M. Michalslciq G. Tuziky T. Shroth A? 'ftasii 5 is-1 uniors Mn. Benz - 317 Row l-- I Maria- ID Srrzrth' C Behreis- I Ranflolphp H Ieffries Row 2- K Hargravey M Drlscollq C Shurriwayy N. Wagner: N Carrlerei Row 3- ID Wallcerg G Agrrzrrlsg B Pasterrzalc- D Kubick: G VVeri'i1: I Ashbaucher Row 4- I Shullg M, Malopsyq K Steimnger: B. Grabowslcip P Larson: I, Ordonez Row 5 P Furla G Peters IJ Kazeluld W GYZVDOWSkl V Bell UL junior age alafures afnrzng fprolllles MRS BETZ 3 Row l R Swrr zelc C Boume I Waleh W Gree Wald C Dzledzrc Row 2 C Rhys L Mltchell I OINe1ll C Guzlk I Robl war How 3 C A derson P Pa dole M M Alfrm R Temple-to Y Polk K Boha Mre Betz Row 4 C Drapl Skl L Bullard L Tl'1O'raS I Erlofl RL hter Ba lgaluxp C Bo ii Row 5 I Marcll cms L Wrllla li C Palle D Sal rarlal M P10 'ek C Le 0 A I-Ia e e MISS WILLIS L R N C JO J Beasa A V' D S ho er S f Kldrlell on Lawlbel G Be chak lm 16 ,Q ,Q- bi' Q7 36 '-N Page 73 ska ,..,vf' 0 At cz party our seniors Click A dance. o test, C1 book or two en With cx rocoon cocxt and o icmcy kick. To 4B life each holds the clue. Pogo 74 E253 Ii- , ., Qu -:'2 0 3 So . 5-ziggrliz.. 'U XQqoz'q.:o: ' Qzzznzwlaz Q a . ' '::v ,'K' 1 o r' 6 Q, 1:-'4 ,ng re V ,:,n.1 Q 1 D I If . ,A 5 cn fors MISS H1-XNSEN - 311 A Row I- Ggeriip I Stcckp B Chiqxerk I Sckolcwskig M Pcrrirriz W 2-- 'vVf1r1r.0r: I Hf11x'm','q I. Power.: Powlcfyg C M':r11r,: I Southcvrg Spruth: C Rehllhqz RQ-.-J 3g Etzkornq S Lerferg F Stcntcrip Lcbire: G, Mcrvis: Schoerhoferiy H Pogcfmk Row 4- Skibinskiy E Hruskcp R. Bcuggerg Kuchiorz A Compcrizo za enges o fvarslfy Porfs gn: e cz icy MR LYNGBY 311 B Row I B Kashomtz D Thrlft Flctrho I I Row 2 V' hlto F5 R R1 olfio E L6 I P W Ccrrfpbex' N' 1.1 gc Os NOIC1 D Ke e msc W Q rve- A Greuch G Vehclc MISS MULLEN 3 I D1eI'1'Gec' at D G1 Rf2 'Z Y Ref F' Rox ere Q e I D G ,1'TC1i Row 5 G D n fl glcs F LIC mth D Coax 9 1 ,Q 'Q CVIIOI MRS SHALLENBERGER 311 D Row l Webb P ORe1l Ru p rrs R r 2 ear R Borde- D Va a alke Row 3 H Srlverma D Flores Fl Gewser R Sutor M Mrllab I Karrgas Row 4 B Marge D Stal kowbkr H Kropp R Hartrg T Pe-14 rc D Felso 45- qv GHS an av GPS lflfflflfe l' 6 5,0144 PIP! if at 9 'def' ix: 'S Page '76 MR GRANTON 311 E Row l P Slergey CUS1 Chllrrrar I Sev C Kozel Row 2 Y Murray M Borrgrel I Ozoul I Rarmrez I Psalm Row 3 G Kere-la V Gust G Mockros D Bawrraat e P I-latfleld B Goo RON 4 1: Guerm B Pe-teroc e 1 R Gdbcrtson I Dvo l Schaal R es' D Kaczorow kl Raw 5 W Var1Beve-re F Pr '1 dlcc W Talro L Bue hel D Orldrovlc A Spamsh flavor 15 added to ihe hohday theme as Carol Hemzacek Claramay Martm and Pat Hatheld get ready for a Halloween party X2 N x 'lm H 1 I '07 gf lffw'-fu,f' fllf fl'f7pAf,,' ' A 4 . , i , ...ace ,,, , Q A bftecn and U ,1,fIj,XfA f ' Half!!-'9 51:47.16 Af 1 , 4'r.Skr. Alice-mmf b .,.m,g ,,,,, f mbonor the SFIl11:11'ff,' -. or esp IIUM., m'ffI ' J :L V114 r Q airy, ,fl A mins' gl ' IIA frm ' 'ff fvrrrn' w 1. ' ff.: -JMHf',r,' N. V, .. Cou1.'ln,'rf1r,1,,,,ff', If I ' , . VV 1 - ' flflw ff . Brel. J 71. fdgf ft, , . ' . 11,0111 lfrn-e. ' ' 9 ix ' ' 7 qgglilerg I . zu' of e-.temntzlm from L1lmr or work' ,-1 , .1 'L' ffff. , - - f'l'llC0, a permrl nf on ur ren, ' 'f mf HU1fl?f:.Sfg f 3' .fl Jw ' b - V x .' . h0I'1lI'.' 11.1-f nhl., . J hllslltllvvwtlxnf1,Ug4,Ui,, fn V yi I ffm ' In tiff' lfzzmw! w f A .f , I I, . 744 , C I 'WL f IU' LUV CU!I7!I!fr 'X ' f f vw I or mn' is I1 b lam' ' 1111, ILS 1' , .5 12'3 .f' V, L ffjfflffilfg ff IIJIIHH al K, 1 1 u, Qfo1'1fftY'I,s.5:1U4jZg A., . In gl ml1f1.11'- zum! W,',j,,j,4 ff l40'lJ.S,ru ,VL ,lTI.'S.lrc'Sl Yvu' ,nur '.v llq, Jr ' 1 ,f 5,A. ' ,,fn,. l,,',,,:'H.3 IJ' I,n,,,.'n,ff uh A f, vbruggry .M llunnnrhal, mf l1,.,.nn: 1 fbole HM .M - beg- , bolofleu fbolevp . l10.14.g,tiCf'1f2g ., ' H. ',,... H l'00!, ,Arif f tj. X 'I Gnt, 51111 silc7nt. m s E S 455:-H I T I 'I I v the Steady A C a respite om n , . wuolidav ' The wel'-Spen d for . , oUn ffering a traihlng gr buf 0 s - ' ' f classe o sffeam Page 79 eh' el0Pm Personal dev rf elovlcy- a ers Liff fjzeir oices fo era An impressive Thanksgiving assembly tying together patriotic, reli- gious, and holiday threads was the maior opus of the Girls' Chorus during the l957-58 school year. The variety of musical scores presented was pleasing and effective and succeeded in capturing the nostalgic spirit of the season. A stained glass window, the Bible, and a candle were a perfect motif with which to match the beautiful harmony of feminine voices. The script, narrated by lune Bennett and Virginia Minzenberger, was written by Sue Marie Redman, one of the officers of the chorus. The Girls' Chorus sings popular, classical, and religious arrange' ments. When they perform in the Museum of Science and Industry's Christ- mas show, in the Spring Festival, and for women's clubs and church func- tions, the members of this group radiate their joy in singing for others. Endless hours of practice and hard work go into turning out a good performance, but these musical maids don't mind: they look forward to all their appearances. Working together as a team, the girls and their director, Miss Caspers, are ever striving for tones with greater quality and depth. The work of the chorus symbolizes many things: careful planning for the enjoyment of others, cooperation among fellow vocalists, and high standards of musical achievement. Page 80 GIRLS' Row l - Row 2- f-V. How iff do J. 3- CHORUS Miss Caspers: I Bennett: G Fletcher C Hansen: F Baniewicz: M. Haukg I VViller: l, Fox: L. Berta L Childress: S. Groah: R Swirczek: S Lovin: B. Hecht: P, Hanegan: L Marks S Gruenholz: C Rhodes: A Marks: L Larson: K. Lauger: C Hackendahl P Luskin: D Katzrnarek Baumoister: M. Byron: l Getchazz: Hill: C. l-le-spew D Klug: A Holoubek: R Cooper: C Cizc-k l E IJ S z H' SQ 'Z 1 q 4' 3 GIRLS' CHORUS Vrcf-prvsrde-rt! Sm- 'Z:.gf-ztnclz wins ave: sgrnv musrcul plans im thv Chrrstmas periormcxnce ct the Muse.1m of SCIENCE cmd Industry with Adel Marks, prosrdem, Iecrme Ceichcs, secretary, Sue Redman, treasurer, cmd the sponsor, Miss Berthc Ccspers 2 r LY . 5 as ?Y E f I PPL J Las A fgn5 Ja on anal Sforcm cz 1 xjfokalan 'fc ra iw 'ful ffx weef arrnoncy revails Among flne Cfnorisfers A CAPPELLA CHOIR Foroarourzie Mr Scliretrxer How le'-B Htvette' K Hdchy I Solcolowslczz ll' Sokolowski: P Crall- E Bass- lf Bayer, S Arbetdir, How2-C Fr.:he'- A Ftfualeyg R Termpletorn L Rdzz.:':v','y P l3er1.ic'1- S Moolizzy ll Szgc' How 3-C' !llf-:-:':t1u-:- I Parhal C' Pellet' li Mrleskog A Piorztek- I Bedrar' L Guttmarn c ii- -it ,ii lie-.-.'-1--'F '.'.'l'T'1 -v If K:1pv1,'::,,'kL' ll T I?e'1::.- If Svfzlcef P Pri 'ha lkO- I Mc Breathe from the diaphram, hot the shoulderslf' . Sit ur straight . . 'Give the wards a chaiice to come outl These are izistructious often regeated to the A Cappella Choir by Mr. Schreiner, the director. The choir corisists oi members Whose abilities rariqe troh: semi-protessiorial status to those who gust emoy siriqiria. Choir sessiohs are ititerise I ractice periods lI'1 which the imgortarice of torie duality arid showmaii- shirt is stressed. Cutside arurearahces, school assemblies, arid musical extrava aauzas keep' the choir members OIT their toes all year loria malciha scenery attehdiriq early rehearsals, arid periectiriq vocal talents. This year for the hrst time, the choir elected officers: Fred Platther, Presi- dent: Iaclc deasarit, VlC9'Pl'9SldSHlf arid KGTSN Rach, Secretary arid Treasurer. Worlciiiug with Mr. Schremer, the oricers strive to co-ordmate all aspects oi choir activity. Committees are selected to work m their free time mamtaihiria the wardrobe, keeping the musical library 1:1 order, and desiamhq staae settiriqs. The armual Christmas riroarazii, rreserited ill the auditorium ori December l8, was a iihe example oi choral harmohiziha with special emphasis oh sacred sorigs, mcludiriq, Arid The Glory of The Lord from lclahdels lVlessiah and The l3rcg,riecy by Purvis. At the Iariuary Achievement Assembly, the eritire choir sang the famous Lullaby Baby, Sleep, one of the choir's mosi popular riuziibers. pf'1C1'??.Y 4.5. if V Q X E' ,L 2 1 -O 9 so ' , 0 Q X I 5 9 ' SY' ww I N by V A mn m ,mr ' ,2 ff ing C7QAcyfAm xjfolcls Sway in fAe an 9 GPH C When the band comes in sight, spirits rise cmd faces brighten. During the football season they march as they play stirring music, bringing enthusiastic fans and alumni to their feet with the triumphant strains of the Loyalty March following each touchdown. Resplendent in well-pressed uniforms, the seventy members of Mr Lyngby s organization impress the spectators with their ability to maneuver the instruments while in parade formation Connie Whates parade conductor directed the group in the football formations last fall The formations were perfected through many early morning practices The varsity was no doubt inspired by the band s playing in turn they made it possible for the musical organization to show off its talents at the play off games Spectators at the football games this year received a special treat It was the addition of maJorettes to the band At about mid season these spritely girls iniected more zip into football spectacles Their routines were worked out by the leader Carol Zastony The maiorettes are now olannmg stunts which they intend to add to their repertoire next season After the football season closes the band room takes on a new look March books are swept away and concert music appears in the folders Preparation for a concert requires a more arduous type of practice Such music must be rehearsed until every measure is thoroughly learned The players in each section work together often on their own time to make the musical interpreta tions accurate and to secure the proper blending of instrumental tones This intensive preparation draws an appreciative response at assemblies and at the Spring Festival Mr Lyngby the band master coordinates and directs the activities and performances of this busy organization Helping him this year were the directors of the band board Iohn Pilipek president Tom Rasinski vice president Edward Ienkms treasurer and Nancy Nevulis secretary DRUM MAIORETTES Carolyn Zasiony Elaine Soltis Io Ann Sedlacek Ellen Zemaitis Page 84 BAND Row l Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 4 6 7 8 9 Opposite Page + Mr Lyngby N Nevulis I Budlmlya W Dorus H Rolark I Nevulis C Erchul Leurs I Corbino D Curry M Young Polk N Randmark B Kral R Genser Mixon R Fiellman G Adams F Parzygna Richter W Pahr I Barr Barnett W Keiner L Kemp G Miller Green R Cason G Fricano Psaltis L Lewis B Iirsa W Heftel Martin C MOIPIS D Hada C Whates Foster G Ciesla W Wilcox C Dutkiewicz N Tiffin Harvey D Thrift B Homa M Brown G Peters I Filipek T Rasinski K Baron T Dornan C Taubman E Ienkms I Katsaros R McMahon D Peters K Morris K Wmgelnik R Oplar B Wunluck I I 2- . : . 5 . ' 5 - : R. Mobleyy W. Blair 3-R. : . ' 5 , 5 . 5 Y. : . : . : . -P. ' 5 . ' 5 . 5 . 5 A. ' 5 , 5 . 5-G. : . ' : . 7 - ' : B. 5 . 5 . ' -l. ' 1 - ' 5 . ' 5 . : T, ' : . ' 5 , 5 . 5 B. If .u ' I f. A I . I ' I pl N9 1 il'.gs '-sr. ff , 1' I O I f O o 9 yi t 1 Wt . J 5, R ,s if V 5. s wg 5 if ,, X Qu fb ' LLL E. . ' f - ' ' fa- ' 1, o s - 'V' 1 ,J Si 4 , 1 Q 'W ' P A 1 I 4 , f Q ', Q 0 in as W ' . ., o fx '18 J D ouncil eczs nvife ogy and goo! qellonsfsgip . W., s W wmv M-m.,M 'C 'verzctfii C :clark BC:r.iev..,z , fdcobsex lent' so' T.. :1,.rle1'- Ion M,,.,,v,,,o,W,,, , f H 7 -1 uwmfowwmwwwv' A ,., A0,V M , I +f'2'5'r? ' ww ' J 4fS' 1 ,wx .'J'f21 ad! SENIOR GIRLS' COUNCIL I Groilig C VVCIIG5' ll Mzrksq l Chifzrdppoq lf Wfflerjxszfik Every Monddy the rneeiinq of the Senior Girls' Council opens with ine sinqinq of the council sonq. Business deidils, such os plonninq for soles and scheduling teos, ore discussed. Problems in sociol decorurn ore olso explored. Rfb Page 85 P Svobodo: B Wright- S Koloizz SENIOR GIRLS' COUNCIL Row l Row 2 Row 3 anclcy Crew islolacys ibelecfadle Confecflons B. Bieschkep I Roe: R Purvinos D Cockg D Srnowtong R. Covorso B Licoto- P Mitchell Whdt is or Senior Girl? She is the grorcious hostess who serves dt the vorious tedsy the experienced business worncrn who prornotes tund- rgising soles: the conscientious girl who strives to rndke the socicrl roorn negt ond pledsdnt for pcrrents crnd teochers: the thrilled young lddy receiving her troditionol stuffed toyy the proud councilor dssisting ot groduotiony ond the outstcrnding student of whorn Lindhlorn is justly proud. Where cdn she be found? When or councilor is not in o closs, she is in the Sociol Room giving ur, free tirne for the service oi the school. She rnoy be dusting furniture, polishing the vcirious fixtures, preparing for d bow or condy sole, or discussing problems with Mrs. Rule, her sponsor. Why is Lindhlorn proud of her? Becouse she is cheerfully striving to do her shore in rnoking her school the very bestp loecouse she stonds for everything thot is fine in young Arnericons. Pogo 87 Qjzzis finerarty Calls for Panisll Sfop- vers LOS TEMBLIROTES Row l-R. Petersonp B. I-lillg S. Iohnsony I. Ostrom Row 2-I Runyang L. Buckleyp C. Kleckag I. Bednar Row SAP. Laney C, Zastonyp M. McGrathp R. Spinnerg M. Hardery C. Kozolowskiy I. Venekampg R. Aurand Row 4-L. Gentilasy I. Triebeg D. Liljay P. Machonchakg I. Blaha: I. Bracyg V. Fletcher: S. Edwards LOS FULANAS Row l-el.. Hottrnang A. Papritzg A. Stanley Row 2-B. Satalag R. Siuparisq L. Rasinskip D. Wingate vice-presg E. Schnitz, presg I. Little Row 3-S. Lesterp D. Walshg P. Mcliinseyg E. Bass: L. Thomasp I. Pulido Row 4-L. Schaible: S Nattsasg D. Ondrovic M. Goldsteinp L.. Wagner The Mexican hat dance and other fiesta customs introduce the club members to inter- esting phases of Spanish culture. One of the aims of the clubs is to provide conversational opportunities in the language. On club days, original favors, made by and for the members, are Worn. Encouraging the students in both creative and Welfare projects is Miss Ehrenwerth, Whose clubs prove that language has many facets and offers delightful outlets for self-expression. Membership in Los Diablitos , Los Temblirotesn, and Los Fulanas is restricted to students enrolled in the advanced Spanish classes. Page 88 anguage Clugs Culfivafe arieJ ggnferesfs Page 89 LOS DIABLITOS Row l- P Sieraey' G. Mockros: E Seicik: I Getchas ROW 2- C Skoitos- C Gustafson- M ffutof Row 3- K fferteth- R Stranan: M. White: I. Arnstutzq C I-lemzctceky A. Wallace: C. Dolark Row 4- R Allerit R Lizzio- I Sopron- C Unzuetag E. llittmannf D Anderson With the words, Reqardez, Le Circle de Francais commence sa siancef' a French Club meetinq beains. The members play games and sina French songs: Que Sera Sera is always a club favorite. Le Circle cle Francais strives to create an interest in French lite by means of plays, trips, and lectures. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Row l-P Luslcixy C. Iung: C Meyery D Mataitisy S. Trejbal: S. Grochrialt fi Gillg S Tescrg S Pelecht C l-loracek Row 2-A Eckharzltg I. Milewslcip A Peltg R. Cavorsog I. Ieffriesp Mrs Audety sponsor Row 3-M. Rodmanp B, Zerbianp D. Thomas: A. Richterp L Korn: B. Wood: V. Gamboney Row 4-M. Besslerg E. McPhersonp E. Louthang S. Vogelp S. Giermann Row SAI. Woodsq R. Terry: T Reillyq G Agrimisq A. Guntyp I. Goblet E Besty I. Corbihop M Mcllonaldp Y, Weiss: M. Cook Row 6fB. Wilsong R. Fiellmang M Zavodaq R. Talloy R. Greenwaldg L McManusq I. Psaltisy I. Chaversg G. Cappas MU KAI GAMMA Gladiators-S. Wlodarczykg D. Kraft Foreground-I. McKenzie, P. Faustino, I. Sheelyg S. Koschnitzkig K. Rach, I. Simonsg D Kostusg H. Ftolarkp I. Sedlacekg L. Powell How l-G. Koldoiig L. Kunlceg C. Staitordg E Soltisg V. Chiernlp K. Krueger, S. York, C. Rohozka Row 2-C. Fishery S. Rutzeny W. Wilcox How 3-T. Evans, R. Littley E Mezilsony W. Dorusg R. Antolik, P. Cavello, K. Schmitz, P Kucerap R Figariy K. Wingelniky H. Hemzacekg E. Tinson afin gnflznsiasfs nferpref avorife egen 5 The Latin clubs have been formed as an interesting supplement to the Caesar classes. By means ot club activities, members extend their knowledge oi Roman lite. ln an informal setting in the Boys' Club Room, they participate by giving talks, engaging in discussions, or offering interesting entertainment concerning the Romans. Discussions on such topics as homes, coins, and society in ancient Rome give the students an insight into the daily lite ot the people. Best ot all, such activities reveal that the study oi Latin is not all con- Jugations and declensions. Club meetings help the students to more easily conquer their goal ot understanding an ancient way of lite and develop an appreciation of our cul- tural heritage irom the classical world. Page 90 eafuring iAe e orlcl of Classic AQUILAE ROMANAE Foreqroxirzcl - Q' Dutkiew1czqA Lakifky 3 Srheny: R,W1esr.er: 'N Tuclcnott: 2.1 Procacctcp R Lfololey: V Kapgs1r.sk1qA llfxciag Flow I- I. VV1limgorpM Eozovskyq G Kwiatkowslciy M Anderson S fecas: S Settlesq R Rygertas ROWZ- I Strauheg C Forty A Kiphuthg T Lapczyiskiq I Hertz: F Hodges: K, Karis Row 3- 2 Purvtnasp R Furvihasy S Milosg P Meilnery I Adarrisp B Hcffmariq S Vehclovasy I. Warnerg I Kafantaris Row 4- R Sealakg E Mudray R Largaclcip l. Lapdkg L Lewzsg ff 'Wrzukowskip . lffurauskfxsy R Czoskig I lfolci-Kr f. Mc-trcpoulcs , Mu Kai Gamma portrayed a aladitorial contest in which Caesar presided over an exhibi- tion while the spectators cheered the victor. A favorite legend, the story of Iason and his search for the fabulous Golden Fleece, was the theme for Aquilae Romanaef' The Sons of Caesar drarriatized a scene wherein a proclamation was read in Latin. FI LII CAESARIS rwpmmwd- A Grariitzg I Spike Fon-.' li P Bull: ll 'Neir..2'o:lc' E ZE'ff, 1lllSI If l!fir.zer.berfger D Flow 2--V .. Karf1lur.':.'g f' lficcr,o'xfc.1g fi Mover?- I ?r-rl:',':r.g T' l.f::xpe fll A P 3 l!f1 :h., .- .. .ehlif I Foil- ffl l3':'TeT.'f' P ,.f','V,LN.. F21-.' Y-- P Th::'.r.1C7nC Feta I COCK- C lfichfxelsg :i Ria-nel: for 'allw- ..t.,, ., .,.- 2 3 L. .1- is l 'Arr L S'rf:p, i Sfffiixy F7 The'- F l '-f :l'er:I Grief' 3 D,.f,,i..f. 'LUZL Qt u fig! Y! r Ui-.in ,lf BJ incl Every EDITORIAL STAFF The top brass is In the Lead - where the editing of a newspaper is concerned! Row 1-R. Cesichy Mrs. Brown, Sporisory W. Be-rnath, Assistant News Editor Row 2-I. Turso, Assistant Eeature Editorp R, Genser, Assistant Library Editor Row 3-B, Keiner, Sports Editor: C. Howe Copy Editor: S. Eckhart, Eeature Editor Row 4-E. Zeitrriann, News Editorq S Cangerni, Editor-in-Chief, Autumn Sernestery R. Strahan Literary Editor Page 92 eaclhne ies 61 tory of Clever war mans zip lt's Thursday, division time, and all through the school the silence is broken only by an occasional, Did you read this yet? or Wow, read that! Yes, the Leader's done it again! Readers can scarcely pull their eyes from the newsy pages. The eye-catching make-up, the lively reporting, and the graphic materials all contribute to its appeal. During the week of its production, however, the dummy sheets bear no resemblance to the finished product. The paper takes physical form only when the editors and staff have put their thoughts into writing, planned and fitted the text to the page, added cartoons or appropriate photographs, and created a suitable headline. When all this is coordinated, sent to the printer, and returned as galley sheets, the editors proofread patiently for typographical errors. The edi- tor-in-chief mails the galley proof with relief and pride: at last, the presses can roll. While the literary staff digs for copy under the direction of Mrs. Brown, the business staff, with the help of Mr. Kushta, pushes the circulation. Securing advertising from local merchants is done by the business staff to supplement the Leaders budget and provide finances for special features that make our Leader so attractive. Another task of the business staff is the distribution to the division salesmen of the printed news of the school. Through the combined effort of both the literary and business staffs, a Herculean-sized labor is finished, when the Leader arrives in each division room. Diane Smowton types a scoop on the Lecider's Christmas toy drive for under- privileged children as Iulia Roe, Ieanne Getchas. Diane Milesko, Donald Iohnson, Marianne Weqlarz, Tom Sisul, Io Mannino, Ronald Lach, and Iill Maina classify the contributions and decorate the tree. BUSINESS STAFF A For financial matters the Leader turns to the efficient business staff in whom 'fa they have a justified confidence. Cloclcwise-R. Bcndy I Little, E Berfisozty T Reilly: l- WCYYGH S York: R Stanton' B Mehalov: l Pawlak Business Manager, B Kralg K Winiecki Page 93 . fi alolocy rew afclies IFAQ gljfohvlacy iewn rs to- 'ev' A prelude to any holiday includes careful preparation. These staffers furnished much of the necessary leg work during the production process: Ed Leppa, Ioyce Bianchi, Sue Spruth, Ianice Iasiak, girls' sports editor, and Louise Beck. Standing are Lannie Guttman. Carol Rohozka, and Ann Zuanic. To package the many memories asso- ciated with the school year, i957-1958, the Eagle staff envisioned a Holiday View.'l lt's a long, long time from September to Iune, a time brimmed full of activities and classes and spiced with parties and plans, all of which are bound together within the covers of the Eagle through the ingenuity of the staff. After a tour aboard a Santa Fe crack special, the group, provided with a creative outlook for the design of their theme, went to work immediately to tran- scribe the record of the year. Between their own crowded schedule of study and extra-curricular events, mem- bers planned the organization of the book, supplied picture ideas, collected subscrip- tions, wrote copy, typed identifications, helped with photography, did paste-ups, and proofread. The spirit of helpfulness that each one brought to his job made the shaping of the yearbook a pleasure for all concerned. Getting inspiration in the Vista Dome car tor theme development are the members of the literary group: Marilyn McDonald, Carolyn Rush, Robert Little, Dolores Reis. Ierry McNellis, Roger Bonebrake, Lorraine Dorus, Ianet Elsnic, Walter Dorus, Carol Stoj, Richard Ponx, boys' sports editor: Elizabeth McPherson, feature editor: and Dennis Kearney. literary editor. Mari I ,fly ' f www.,-.. kws.Q,m1,,w Q . H21 , if f I I , y . I 9 .- , ' Knew, ' any 1 2, f ' ' N ,- hi , h , , . , , , 5 4 J ' ' fl '5 - 3 , ,..,,w-Wm 'HW f- , A ,,,,..,,W4 ,.,, ,, Ml-h 5 ' w,,q.,,.W. ' , I , I 0 1 jg, .A ,p 'V Y . 4 I ,,,, W K . F -'Wm W, 3, ' ,gg . V P 3 y 1 , PM 1 f ' fy 4 Q 'ily . in - , -- ,J f' 3 l fs' , f' 52 ' V X 4: f fit ' , ' I ' ' 5,53 .K l 1 4 ,, 2' . ,, , M v, X. .. - w , .N ' 'J' f 'E , ' , . ' -U, S 'N M 75 Qi 'W x 5 f ,-- H : , if X' K' . V . X Q? f ., W - 41'-1.1 U V ,.,., ,4f':'- 1' -' ',,:: - . .,f. Y . 4- ' ,. f ,W 5 S 7! . L , war MAIL SERVICE :Mics a forty OfALOl71P lG1H1tl1f CABINET YW... 14 -r I - f- - 11 x1 , . Ik.. ,, . ., - 11 -I ,I . RCWZ- F VOII'1I'.1 IDVK-:S1'1f-if fl I.rir.'3':rtf-r Sf-:rc-mryg .I g IIH?IIfC'T Tis-fzrw yr- I Pfirh P IIOl'I.'1f.Z I-I Ge-1':H If Russell I Hull: S Rcrimfir MAIL SERVICE If Brick :Z Ccurifr-I CCI'-'CZY.'1',lt'II'Ij If Xlllfj-r'.g R .l.1':r1dgff- F Illtfhell- C Ilfeyef- A Hint I Vorzokcrxp- I Cree-krmcrey C flziopoulcip I Goble- P LLZSICITJ R Ryqertcrs: C B K Rattus- S Hartley B Wclrlsp P Bulb I Ciccimg E Guerlrip I Kf,fr1r.ed','- I Iilzxkowskzp E. Dmrgos- B Cxpch I' Crit Cf Couiter-RCW 1-I Schaefer: I Rgijfihz L Figfkley- I O EC- C P022 C Miifakf If BIETIGIC' C V'fCIif:heici RCWZ-S Lora- C Eribec- Tl Chalmers- B Wolves- I. :'3f:tif-rec? I FI K Scgcick K Prosser MAIL SERVICE Row l-E. Guerin, M. Altschalllg B. lnnisg I. Pankowg M Levine: S. Lake: R. Deistg E Riebel, B. Sulkay E Zemaitis Row 2-I. Sedlacelc, S Holyg H Rolarlc, L. l-lealyg E Millerp L Wallace: G Kacerg M. Anderson: A. Tuzik Row3VR Russell: L. Thomas, L. Pawlak, N. Bennettg S. DorschyS Bigecky B. Wolfowicz: E Metropulosg I. Spinner: F Span Ron-14-I Robinson: Y Murray, B Tervin, B Norris, C Shuznwayy E Carnrnack- D Antcsiakg D. Kostus fllkcienf Qdnswer iAe aicy ai! Cal! What does a mail service girl do? This organization, headed by the girls in pink jackets and sponsored by Miss Dowd, is responsible tor the competent and reliable service ottered in the adiustrnent, attendance, and main offices. The girls also help individual teachers with special duties. Five periods of time dre given weekly by each member. ln return, the girls receive points toward their Golden Eagle. After four sernesters oi duty, eligible girls are selected for the cabinet. Tney are responsible lor introducing the younger members to the routine of daily service and tor assisting them in becoming acquainted with their duties. The cabinet meets weekly in the Girls' Social Roorn where they make plans for teas and other functions of the group., one of which is the May sale ot carnations, Servzce, Carried ouf with courtesy and a srnile, 1S the k9'f'.'1OfCl of thrs ',fifCIff1ZCllOYl. age 37 Wliere is the study hell? osked CI newcorner dt Lindloloni. The holl guard politely directed the bewildered student to the right locotion, thus iultilling one ot his duties os Cx Corridor sentry. A holl gudrd must keep the oreo Ground his post tree troni debris ond inspect crll Corridor per- niits. By doing these tosks one period edch dey, he eorns points for his Golden Engle. Lower Left Ron Luch's locker permit is being checked by hull guard captain. Steve Donovan. Lower Right u IFA orize asses HALL GUARDS Row l-N. Marshollp S. Groyg V. Chrriielg D Thrittp E. Scot' Row 2-M. Uzngnskig M. Grecog D. Elozisy R. Q'Reillyp I. Connellog D. Ggndy Row 3-M. Reeser: G. Foirbonksg P Lukesg S. Cervenkof I. Vonderklootg B. Dohrockyp I. Chrustek Row 4-I. Kuzelq S. Seestcrdtg L. Krecul: D Carter Row 5-A. Kingq M. Librizziy S Churg: L Suchornelp C . Freeing P. Roe Row 6-D. Rulielq T, Wofgnerg I. Rornogeq T. Cossoto Row7-H. Thorncsy A. Pgstorellog R. Siegel ROWSAL. Gesiokowskiq R Kinokq W Waiter: F. MCCorrtir I. Bernot RoW9-R. Ledererg I Milcgneki K Schoof: K Steznpinski' B. Price a 1. ,, 5 X A I Marilyn McDonald receives cm approving nod from the hcxll guard, Gloria Scotchmur. when she shows her corridor pass. Row Row Row Row Row 5- 64 7.. Page Row l-S. Donovgnq R Tennisong E . Werkrneisterp K. Lorsong I. Allen: L. Kemp 2-R. Greenwald: P. Thrifty M. Struz C. O'Neillq G. Scotchznurp I Mott Row 3--N Ashbouchery L. Feursg I. Deptollog D. Hoppq D. McCor:ni 4-R Cooper: B. Beolq B. Woody C. Witt: S Wirtzg C, Michoelsq M. Nedbol l Whitey G. Suddothg R. Striclcldn D. Srnithp M Sternp I. Boris I. Ciccio: S Levinp M. Pociusy P. Browny C. Meyer I. Witosq L. Mondrogonp D. Rutkiewiczg G Korcer 98 f .Q-4---rl' N Right Bow l Bow 2 Row 7 naran fee Safe- onclu HALL GUARDS Flight Row l-K. Elliott: I. Roles: I. McDonald: B. Pavlik: F. Mikicich: D. Grabowski: I. Elliott Bow 2-P.Vargo: B. Weyer: G. Niles: P. Morganski: C. Horacelc: I. Woods: A. lngala Flow 3-S. Graff: S. Fomrath: B. Noppis: P. Faulkner: C. Cizek: G. Smith Bow 4-V. Self: S. Meyer: L. Weigt: S. Benner: M. Majchszak: B. Sulka: I. Moore Row 5-C. Iohnson: D. Webb: I. Lenzo: G. Oscar: E. Demovic: I. Mitchell Bow 6-I. Ziagar: I. Hartung: H. Felmon: I. Neal: B. Madey Row 7-R. Cooper: C. Palmer: P Whalen: I. Chavers Bow 8-L. Wagner: R, Lach: R Kloess: B Davies Row 9-K. Sternpinski: C. Bath: P. Voltz: F. Guerin Below Row WE. Tychsen: M. Bessler: A. Pawlak: C. Guzik: L. Hoffman: E. Schnitz: C. Bourne Row 2-B. Klima: B. Davies: I. Bielaski: N. Migit Row 3-S. Miller: I. Fabricius: H. Delisa: E. Gordon: L. Bullard: R. Frain Row 4-B, Majdicka: M. Zavatson: C. Moore: M. Koll: I. Sheely: G. Burton Row 5-I. Weaver: R. Bortscheller: R. Larsen: M. Brongiel: G. Flusin Row 5-B. Corradini: T. Tsenes: I. Law: S. Milcarelc Row 7-P. O'Brien: B. Niziolek: P. Dufek: D. Wincate Row 8-B. Hauser: B. Spears: W. Witt: G, Agrimis Row QWR. Wolf: P. Soukup: I. Robinson: L. McManus: A. Lisk Row lU-W. Niles: B. Fort: M. Piontek: R. Susch: R. Glorelc Bow ll-G. Meravi: G. Binder: D. Kozeluh: T. Martin Row 3-I. Adams: P. Meilner: D. Lynch: I. Phillips: M. Ziegler: D. Lape: B Terry Row 4-E. Bass: B. Wolter: D. Webb: D Hada C. Fort: L. Powers: B. Sedlak BOWS-L Iankovic: D. Kidwell: I. Proszek: V, Wolff: L. Strauss BOWB-M. Goldstein: D. Kraft: C. Sowgallo: Row 8 -R. Rasmussen: D. Bonesteel: P. Pattersoi- -W. Etzlcorn: T, Ignatowicz: I. Sopron sud! -I. Gruenholz: B. Porvley- B Holtari: H. Brown: D. Iohnson: F. Howell: W. Tucknott N. Gill: S. Mack: S. Kania: R. Larnacki F. Schillinger: M. Millas: R. Nagel T. Peknik L. Wojciechowicz: L Sterkowicz- W. Tatro: N. Schaat cya! Senior olys Lypifdy eginclgfom Pirif SENIOR BOYS' COUNCIL Few l--W, Bergstrorxg Chaifigcrx: F Cascf. How4f---R Polichp R Edina: R Bora' K Wzrizeclci QA? Vlfedel: l-l Cello' If Ziffak 5-G Tyschpef- F Ftutkausliasl C Zabirslci- W fforrls Rc'.:'3-R Kosevichy F Chow Rowovb Zeltzriary S leikiis A Senior Councilor can easily be recognized at Lindblomf Whether or not he is wearing h1s patch and white shirt, he is still identified by his sense ol responsibility and his awareness ot duty to the school. The Senior Boys Council is an organization consisting of sixteen boys who have been chosen by members ot their class, the taculty and the council itself to represent the student body in matters of school spirit. Under the leadership of Mr. Boucher and a cabinet, consisting ol a ohaprf :nan and secretary, problems ol school rnorale are brought before the council at weelcily meetings. ln an eriort to maintain a pleasant workfaeday aimosphere at Litidblom, the council strives for orderly lunch room and corridors which are always in Ntipftopu shape. When visitors are bresf in the building, the boys often act as official guides. To be a member ot the council is to be among those whom the senior class feels best represent Lindblorns outstanding boys in scholarship and school loyalty. f3aae iff I t 2 E ig 5 2 REGISTRARS Foreground-Mr Solornoriq Miss Grove-sq Mr Lilek Row l-D. Reisq P. Kennedyq I. Mannirioq R. Rusczykp S. Trejbalp R. Kalataf C. Dolarkg I, Sokolowskig N. Cusick Row 2-B. Terryg I Moorey C Marting A Ingalag M Wolniakg S. Groshrnalp I. Perlrnang G. Suddothp I. Gilmore: E Tychseny I. Arnstutzt A. Chilmanp S Spruthp I. Walus Row 3-E. Krcnewskig I. Nevulisy M. Nutofp K Kruegerq I. Gackig A. Rechferr D. Thomasp C. Iohnsony V. Tolkaczg L. Burang S Venclovasy D. Deany I. Brousilp I... Guttman Flow 4-G. Tuzikp V. Webby P. Vaslowg D. Liljag P. Kucera: F. Schillingerp R. Frainp F. Tomeceky D. Philpq D. Milesko: R Lachg L Beckg I. Sereikaq I. Iasiakg A. Semeniukg A. I-loloubek l, . . 9 f 7 MMC an CMC! GV? GglSfVGVS OO S After a period of service in Room 103, anyone would marvel that student registrars can see anything but numbers dancing before their eyes. Checking for closed classes and making sure that the figures on all programs are correct are painstaking tasks. The registrars are a service group trained by Mr. Solomon, Miss Groves, and Mr. Lilek to help students make out their programs. This group performs innumerable duties in connection with registration procedures. A registrars job includes the cutting and sorting of class tickets and the duplicating of student programs. The services of the registrars are appreciated by the entire school because their work gives students the chance to set up their own sched- ule and to choose their class teachers. How is I B Kashaiitz: I ffewtciq I Klirrikiewicz' C Stoj- ! G, Kolaoff ! V ROVJQQ ,,,1 ft S Benner- C Dutkariych- I Elsnic: P Hatfield: I Miller- I Brown: G lffockrosq l. Dorus Row3e I Grueihoizt T Pawlik: Cv Kwiatkcwskz- E. Guerz I lclulifscllr If C'lv'lkllkT 5 I3 Mehlov- H lffezilfsorp Weglarzt P Eecketf- I Ecl- G Kereta- Q Prycliocki S Srriithp L Walker- ' S,.k,,'A.,..-. ., o.,.a.,.f. T Hr. '.'.' Greer.-: 1- If Zfivc' A l.'i'.-sr H Bell A ..'f': 1': :- ff-1r,'Cll': It Cfvwi ff C .'.r1:.1h':g:.' . Harp C' Pihzzku- Lf HT' 'f ' lf Kffjrk- I lf'1f!f A fi, I ,. rg 1.1 P f.ff:fi', C. A Pici' if' P Pc. cz: l. P'ir'.'1'.'iw C' ?5ri'i::.'.'xc,.. A W':il':'ge S I':k':bc'f.'iCz Tovrog: C Friberfgy S Gilmour- P Mizoig ll ' lff .. ,,, Nerfxf, i,f,,1f,,,, Page lOl eir DANCE COMMITTEE Row l-G. Mockrosy C. Margellig I. Schillerg M. Hickey: P. Kosch Row 2-I. Fleck, C. Eisenhardty E. Setciky D. Dommermuth: G. Davey: l. Getchasg R. Cavorsog I. Roe, S. Donovang K. Winiecki Flow 3-C. Rehling, S. Spruth, F. Tome-cek, A. Zuanicg I. Turcog I. Amstutzy I. Della Pennaq P. Cortez Row 4-Miss Hansen, sponsor, I. Grothy B. Volland, I. Mott: I. Dance-yy I. Gruenholz rojecfs rj-aLe fjulzem uf of ijzis QVIJ Crepe paper tlying, paint splashing, committee members stepping on tacks - decorations are going up tor the Social Center Dance! The committee sponsors eight dances during the school year, schedules the musical accompaniment, and decides upon a name for each of the dances. They use all the ingenuity at their command to make every occasion a hit with the audience. Five A.M. - the sun is beginning to rise and most ot the inhabitants of the Northern Hemisphere are still in a state ot slumber. However, the ambitious members ot Lindblom's science club have been up for over an hour, busily preparing their telescopes tor a viewing of earth satellites. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Schuhmann, these young scientists work on individual projects and prepare exhibits for the Science Fair. SCIENCE CLUB Row l- G, Niles, I. Goble: L. Thomas: L. Pawlalc Mrs. Schuhmann, sponsor Row 2- R. Gorzelg I. Hochertz A. Peslak Row 3- B. Green: E. Mudraq T. Miller Row 4- W, Niles, B. Tovrogy L. Walker Row 5-fright sidej . Grenwaldg R. Bonebrakey S. Redman, R. Littley I-l. Miller Page lU2 R. Mobley: A. Clement R 3 5. v . ' Y 1 pill-'f' f gi if g. I Q- g f E. kg 5 x. ' 1 A h l H .y W as . .M x ' H . . F as - , I 1 my SUB DEBS Row lAS. Cervenka, Secretary, I. l-lultsch, Treasurer, L. Marks, President, K. Rinlcus, Vice-president How 2-M. Chiarappa, K. Waterman, I Ieffries, P. Pattersong B. Moravekg M. Allen, A. Mannoq N. Gill, M. Hansen, P. Mitchell Row3-S Graff, V Schaefer, B. Woettersg I. Vorderer, P, Luskin, D. Lynch: I. Venekampq L Cosoyy E. Metropulosg E. Coltmanp I. Iohnston, L. Wallace, M. Mackp I. Meravi K. Grant Row 4-M. Uznaski, D I-lovanec, C. Blanton, I. Roles, P. Vaneckoy C. Lombardo, I. Willer, C. Iimerson, I. Marascop G. Ienseng S Macioszekg H. Peldzus, T Letkomillerq G. Srbeny, T. O'Connorp C. O'Dowd Row 5-K Hunt, M. Sabatelloy L. Peischlg L. Reivitz, I. Hochertzg C. Reivitzq H. Paveyg L Palarik, S. Wiernan, S. Lox, C. McCleanp D. Pietrzykg C Brabec, D. Rinlcus, C. Tarcson, I. Stroyganekp B. Smolinskig G. Rusin Row 6-I. Sereika, M. Zavatsong E. O'Berryp P. Tylcalskyg I. Bronzell, B. Kaczorowski, I. Kereta, P. Ionasp C. Iohnson, S. Kapral, I Levigne, B. Konstantyg B. Bilek, I. Kucabaq F. Mikicich, S. Suchovsky, D. Smith, D. Guttman ooo, admgassa ors ring oy anJ meer One of the schools flourishing organizations, ever-in- creasing in number, is the Sub-Debs. This thriving group, comprised of freshman and sophomore girls, now numbers l25 members. Under the guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Mc- , Bride, they have Worked out an extensive schedule of social , and charitable projects designed to help others, as well as to provide for their own enjoyment. 'V' 5 'Rl F The Sub Debs' monthly programs are planned to enter- tain the girls. At some of their meetings matters of etiquette and social behavior are discussed. This club offers the younger girls an opportunity to grow in social graces and to develop leadership qualities. The welfare work of this group ranges from giving food to needy families to sending toys and goodies to an orphan home. Making heart-shaped cakes for a Veterans Hospital on St. Valentines Day was one interesting enterprise under- taken this year by the club. l Something is stirring among the Sub-Debs when K. Rinkus, vice-presi- dent, M. Hansen, I. Ieftries, and L. Marks, president, get together. These active members of the organization were responsible for many of the new ideas in the program this year, Aga-- Page lO3 YH The reference section is a mighty popular corner of the Keeping track of the circulation is an important phase of library. A student is assigned each period to check out library work. Student librarians like Ethel Hlucky and David reference books for use in the library. Marion Frayola Novy merit the stamp of approval for their efficiency in recording signs the sheet, while Marlene Ienfter looks on, transactions e sslsfanfs ave f e oa o now e Lg l-fave ou a re ort coming u 7 A s eech7 Would you like to learn more about tropical fish Y rv iv- D - - V t A A nuclear fission, lndochina, pioneering in Alaska, or how Death Valley got its name? The library has all this information and more to offer you. Helping to share the value of the library with you are the student assistants. They arrange books in proper order following the Dewey Decimal System. Student librarians also issue niag azines and books and keep them in good condition by repairing damaged materials. The Library Club, directed by Mrs. Larson, prepares decorative boards which publicize the wealth of knowledge that can be gained through the school library. LIBRARY CLUB Foregroundel. Cavanaughp lvl Fragala Row l-E. l-lluchyg L. Iirsay G. Kacprzak, L, Palarik, L. Powers Row 2-Mrs, Larson, sponsor, L. Powell: B Katzg S. Dorschg l-l. Pavey, B. Iersag R. Mosleyg C Fort Row 3-I. Tallon, D Novy, M. Robinson, C. Zastony, P. Lancy P. Ziechep D. Mataitisy T. l-lehery I. Andrewsg I. Wolszon, L. Iordan Page lf-l vfenohng i esf gfforfs on ,gelzal fl Sc zoo Slogans designed by the lnterfCabinet-Council may be seen in the cor- ridors, cafeteria, study halls, and various places throughout the building. Promo- tion ot school spirit is stressed to a great extent by this energetic group. Members support special drives such as the Polio, Qrgan, and Christmas Funds. lt is apparent that these conscientious young men and women are doing their utmost to encourage the proper Lindbloni spirit. Under the direction ot Miss Hansen and Miss Mullen, work committees were established during the beginning weeks ot each semester. Every commit- tee had a chairman acting as leader, and meetings were held twice monthly in Room 311. lt was the duty ot the chairman to present any problem confronting his particular committee to the entire council. Lindblomites were happy to sup- port the l.C.C. this year as an erticient group which initiated and promoted worthy projects. I. C. Row Row Row Row Row Row l-Officers: G. Morvis, I. Mott, A. Zuanic, V. Bistos 2-D. Thomas, R. Rosenberg, N. Cusick, C. Cummins, E. Guerin, R. Rusczyh, M. Cook M, Noble, M. Fleckenstein, D. Vimarco, G. Koldott, E. Coltman, I. Iohnston 3wC. Boyd, I. Allen, B. Volland, A, Gunty, N. Bennett, P. Luskin, I. Walus, C. Scheunemann, I. Sereika, K. Kosnar, B. Skly, P. McKinsey, S. Koschnitzki 4-V. Webb, D. Morenz, A. Richter, I. Scellato, C. Shumway, S. Shukstor, L. Gluesing G . Mockros, R. Sutor, C. Gustafson, C. Zastony, G. Suddoth, D. Kolodziej 5-D. Waller, R. Kandalec, R. Cesicll, D, Milesko, E. Miller, N. Pertl, C, Iohnson, H. Lockwood, I. Bednar, E. Mezilson, M. Robinson, D. Hada ES-G. Adams, R. Siegel, R. Ponx, W. Icrclos, R. Staley, R. Kearney, B. Adair, L. Guttman M. Hencke, R. Bednar, I. Manzella, D. Kearney, R. Bonebrake ,F Q1 Q AW ,gf ...x r .g .. f . Q .,A,. ,, ,. gp Q .,.: 1 1 ,AW X '55j5q' 1 3? xi-8 x ' 'f Above HONOR SOCIETY - SENIORS Row 1-I, Hoey A. Zuanicg K. Kosnary C. Dolarkg B. Kmiec Row 2-V. Bistosg D, Dommermuthg N. Curminghamg I. Parhadg I. Iacobsen ROW 3-C. Marge11iy I. SChi11ery E. Sefcikg D. Waleryszaky I. Chiarappag C. Eisenhardt Row 4-R. Purvinasg M. Gessy B. Bieschkeg D. Iohnsong K. Ne-meth Row 5-L. Sterkowiczg S. Iakubowiczg M. Nutofp I. Getchasp S. Redman Row 6-D. Andersong T. Rasinskiy W. Bemathg W. Norrisg K. Winieckip M, Amidon Sindy acys iviolencls Below SENIORS Row 1-G. Mockrosg I. Turcog I. Erickson I. Blanchig B. Kashanitz Row 2-I. Browng B. Kra1g R. Gensery S. Spruthg C. Rehling Row 3-B. Vo11andg P. Svobodag A. Rajewskiq I. Danceyg M. Coriez Row 4-D. Smowtonp D. Marky P. Barelsg C. Whates Row 5-H. Weyerg D. Zintakg R. Casony N. Kriegsies Row 6fC. Zabinskig H. H1117 G. Mehalovp M. Weg1arz7 C. Noth Lei! FRESHMEN ROW1-B. Meha1ovq 1.. Bujanp B, DeGrasseg D. Dean Row 2-H. Hartigq M. Hempe-15 K. Baraiq M. S1emmer Row 3-S. Sc1'1i11irigq R. De-ist I. Mi11erg 1. Schaefer How 4-G. Suddothg C. Ichnsony P. Span: M. Kirigy B Wolfowicz Row 5-B. Wo1terp I. Vaxder1c1ooty V. Tc11caczq I. Spinxerg T, 13111010- Row 5-P. Hcuserg B. Burksong P. Vaslowg A. Marky B VVun1uck Page 107 Pea Qing of Ipresfigc To belong to Irie Honor Society is a distinction tor which a great number ot students strive. Members are recognized by the gold pins they Wear. Each wears his pin with a feeling ot satis- faction, realizing that he has earned the right to display this emblem ot good scholarship. To become a member, a student must obtain all E's in major subjects and G's or better in minors. S Certificate Winners are the top group ot the Honor Society. Long and arduous hours of writing and research are culminated as these students stand at the Honor Society Assemly to receive scrolls stating that they've achieved S in all major subiects. Right HONOR SOCIETY - SOPHOMORES Row l-D Thornasq C. Lilkeg C. Solomon. L. Marksg P. Luskinp G. Kukulka Row 2-I. Preisg I Novaky K. Brabecq S Frederickg P, Hunter Row 3-I. l-lultschg L. Korny K Lauger: S. Kasperp L. Ramsey Row 4-R Rygertasq E. Bestq R. Faheyp L. Muszynskig D. Purvinas Row 5-P Kesenicg N. Marshallg O. Whitneyg I. Andrewsp I. Fox Row 6-P Ruzevickg R. Greenwaldg D. Weinstockg C. Bergg A, Rehling Row 7-L. Straussg V Gecasy G. Petraitisy R. Corradinig V. Webb IUNIORS Row l-G. Koldoiig R. Pertettoy L. Kreculg M McGrath: K. Rach Row 2-C. Kleckaq E. Mezilsonp R. Spinnerg C. Stefans Row 3-L. Mille-ry C. Rohozlcaq S. Yorkg C. Sielckinen Row 4-W. Hettely R. Littleg I. Katsarosg R Iohnson Row 5-W. Dorusg D. Behlingy N Sarztop A. Lawrence: I. Triebe Gluesingp I, Walusg C. Gustalsonp I. Lucheon: Hargrove Shumayg L. Dorusg R. Ftusczykq I. Koschy B. Satala . Iirsag D. Scalameraq L. Rasinskip C. Masopusty M. Mroz Elsnicq P. Porucznikp L. Wagnerg A. Stanleyg C. Stoi P. Larsonp L. Purvinasg R. Bone-brakeg G, Adams IUNIORS Row l-L. K Row 2-C Row 3-B Row 4-I. ROW 5+- Row 6-R, Row 7-I. Lachy G. Carlsong S. Rizzog R. Predny Gruenholzg C. Lenzog B. Leonard Page lU8 inging fAe STAGE CREW m rfain n jec anical Odssefs r ,N-we 1.1 ...LQ .ep Le ...J .. ., YlS':YS ., 3112 .n, , We Sf 1, 1 1 , lliiflll' f-Y. HV QI CIT. 'Vg '1 J 1 v.- If e1113'f' ff fer' 1 '.'.7f..','fl 1 f. WA..-J rf' A fr. 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The '.'if1s1111i1iy if the Stirqe Crew 13 ref e 1eCl 15. the efrse frrdle ff Vftlqe 3fequ1g1,:'11er.1fQr siffxfs f1SSef':'.bf1eS, d'1I1 f'Q Qkf ff-S11'.'1i T: Keep, Crt. 1 'g1gV:1e Lf. iffy if Ltetzps reign ..,,r,:4..f ,- ' 1 A A 1 I ,,f-,.p,QQ-ffv,-4 H .fzrff-. zz r,, iff A,...,,1I.Y . Q ,fn ,,,.,V , ,,,. . ff. ':1.f11t',f1 .f11-i- filed '.'.'1fY. -Q Ar: :1':g1:s, iffy :vw .:.z- .4 1,.-ti!11::.:-1, ::11Lfe5, 'qfzrg 41111 ':r.d1 : ,grzgkgs 1. E':f 'f ,- ':'rh1r.ets fire bggritgtg '21 5, s:,,pi.1g?'1'5 .fg ': 1 f: 1.111es. Vfder. Mr. IC,E1f'1S',I. --'if'.'.'f-5 ..i,r'i fffhif :ert':Lr. 1' ILT fir. fZSS9fI.b1'f' CT Le1fQ1r:'.C:1'. the since Cixi, Cid '-11 K r3r11:,1.y. Side if? T., ,,,. r r-X V,..M,. fv f - A Tj. V. I ' f.:, Q 1... 5111 'HQ eamwor ro vices esulfs in ervice roulss FIRE MARSHALS Foreground-M Beezy: I Mott. Co-Chiefs l B Row Row Row Row Row Row Row - Ortschellorg P Voltz7I Allen 2-K. Winieckig R. Cesichp F. Kerry R. Sutor: G. Mockros 3-R. Williams: P. Pandolfoq E. Carter: R. Smicklesy B, Witt 4-L. Spiewakg D. Walkerq R. Svich: D. Iohrtsong I. Drunop W. Etzkorn 5-T. Salarnoneg K. Drezp H. Brown: T. Mellq E. Canikg I. O'Donnellg I. Nachg S. Nattsasp Mr. Freese, sponsor 6-P. Schillingerp E. Werkrneisterg I. Arnbroseg L. Kemp 7-R. Bonebrakey S. Gilmourg R. Forty L. Sterkowiczg S. Scellatoy C. Kozielski G Row 8- Wendtg I. Ordonez: K Steiningerg D. Zordonig S Iacubowiczq B. Tovrog Row 9-N Cusickq H. Zabelski: Row Row Row Row M Wengelg R. Hartig' T. lngallsg I. McCorry lil-G Adauisq C. North: C, Danglesq P. Weclel llel? Toiriecekg G. Morvisq R Lachp I. Malecq R Srriolinskig G Tyschperg I. Gruenholz- E. Ienkins i2-D. Kozeluhg G. Agrimisy W. T-forrisg H. Sabinskip C Tuzikg E. Walshlagert C. Binder i3-C Lerizoy H Celloq B Youchisong G Burton Upper classmen, serving in the organization called Fire Marshals, supervise a safe and orderly eva- cuation of the school building in case of fire or other emergencies. During drills the marshals, who are under the direction of Mr. Freese, make certain that no ob- stacles block the doors and that everyone leaves the building promptly. Members are posted at street corners to expedite the move- ment of students from and to the building As a freshie, did you ever won- der Who those dashing young gentlemen were that took your ticket so efficiently at the assem- bly hall door and escorted your parents to their respective seats? These boys, headed by Mr. Moehle, constitute Lindblom's corps of ushers, which includes boys of sophomore level or above. The bulletin board outside Keeler Hall carries notices which inform them as to what their duties will be in each assembly or evening performance. USHERS Row l-Mr. Moehle, sponsor: I. lVlcCorr','g F Tozriecekg B. Spearsp B. Hartigg N. Cusick: A. Haruet Row 2-I. Cliffordq C. Bunceq R. Littler B. Smickles: C. Songailoy T. Mell Row 3-T. Ziong T. Lamoureuxg R. Porucznikq K. Drezg I. Gems Row 44tleftI F. Chow: F. Schillingerp L. Sterkowiczp R Rosenbergg K. Steiriingerg L. Gesiakowskiy R. Deist: R Slomskip R Woicikq I. Dudliceky R Hartig Page llU roslaecfive ans rovicle 04 Sfrong ncenfive Have you ever wondered what inspires anyone to enter the unsung profession of teaching? Well, at Lindblom an organization known as the Future Teachers of America is doinq its share to promote teaching as a career. This is a national club, in which membership is open to all juniors and seniors of high scholastic standinq who have a sincere desire to teach. Mr. Karine-r, ihe sponsor, reports that the club enrolled forty-tive students this year. rw FUTURE TEACHERS RCW lf I Schiller G lfilfmf- 2- C 'Whites lift Kathie A lxv'lh1TKF How 3-7- F' lffrruoll I f '-ll'1Pf-I'rf:- lf F Z'.'Qf 'C' P . . yur' 'S ci tb , i Z ffrgcttionai E and Sr' IOKOY S X Ollfllffilb th'-V pur 'oxgraagng ,ULil'f'1CIl1S ile the v TO' i rr oi s i r Q indhor i icc .Lil he Ctgigmii Lea r C. UILL AND SCROLL f 1 - . .non 1 3 rw Ae Sales tplproaca WHA an Od!!-Sckool Slanf EAGLE SALESMEN ETC'f,' l--Mr.-2 Clark, src' I fievulis, C. Bourne, D Sokolowskip R Corraaixig B. Kntiecq R. McMahon, P. Beckettc Flow 2-C. Rohczka, I Walker, M Uzrtanskiq C. White, E Leppa, T Rasinskiq M. Rodman How 3-L Guttmany C. Gustatsong M. Mraz: L Kunke, P. Kreya, G SmithyI Gobleq I. Getchas Row 4AR Perfetto A Coco, S Cervenka: I, Monaco, D. Brown, I. Kangasq B Madlq A. Ferrara Row 5-R. Oestp I. Proszekq L. Kwiatkowski, C Grovic, P. Keseric, D. Liljay S. Broder, A Ienkinsg E. Alesky Row E3-R Bednar, A. Gregoireg R Dziuba, I. Andrews: D. Hada, I. Stack, I. Szulcalskiy A. Wnukowskig E. Coltman: K. Waterman Row 7-C. Meyerp M. Sanko, M. Penkas: L. Weigty N. Iohnson This year Mrs. Clark and her staff devised a new bookkeeping system which simplified the work of the Eagle salesmen. Perforated sheets containing carbons were used for sales receipts, and this system increased efficiency. With this added impetus and with the cooperation of the salesmen, the Eagle's campaign moved quickly and paid off in results. Every other Thursday the doors of the Leader office are jammed with ex- cited students, eager to deliver papers that are still fresh with printer's ink, to their classmates. At the beginning of the semester they work hard getting sub- scriptions and collecting money in division. These loyal students are an important part of the Leader organization, since they make speedy distribution of the school newspaper possible. LEADER SALESMAN Row l-Mr. Kushta, sponsor, I Pawlak, business rngrg E. Coltmany S Greenwald, S Cason, B. Sklyq I Creekrno M. Miskag G Arnidon Row 24M Bozovskyg B. Kashanitzg R Templeton, I. Kelly, G. Kukulka, I Gacki, M. Slemmer, T. Malariowskiy A Marks Row 3-M. Kobylecky: D. Curry I Allindg V. Chrniel, I. Sheely G Iensen, K. Hunt, B, Walter: L Pawlakg G. Niles Row 4-I. McDonaldq G Keretay I. Me-ravi, B. Cipichyh. l-leirize D. Prychocki, I Bednar, R. Siuparis, B Marge, I. Carlson Row SAC Kuehner: L. Kwiatkowski, l. Kalman, D. Wingate: B. Pricey I. Rizzoq F. Babonas r uszcal nzfzaies Spire fo CAQD' emgers IP TRAINING CHOIR PERSONNEL Foreground-P. Siergeyp P. Bertucciy Mr. Schreiner, sponsorg I. Bednar. I. Adams: C. Agate, M. Anderson: B. Barrattg B. Beal: R. Bednarg L. Bianchinq E. Best: R. Bogetichp B. Bracyg I. Broucil, P. Brown, D. Brygalg L. Bujanp P. Bully R. Callahang G. Carlsonp M. Charles' B. Constabiblep M. Cookg B. Davies: B. Danclellingerp I. Dzikowslcig C. Edenp T. Evansl N. Figarp B. Foster: S. Frandeng B. Frawyeng V. Gamboneyg N. Gillg I. Gillmorep I. Goblei K. Goldg E. Gorseg K, Grant: R. Gross, C. Groves: V. Gulbinp G. Handsy I. l-lardtkeg C. l-lerzogl I. Howanicg C. Hunterg C. Iimersong I. Iohnsong K. Iuddg G. Kacerp L. Kalangesp S. Karaschy l.. Kelchp B. Kittlg D. Kozneyy M. Keuhenerg E. Kurvalesp S. Lal-:ep L. Lamont: C. Lilkeg M. Lindauerg S. Loxg R. Leucentiy I. McCarthyg M. McDonald: P. Maheyg G. Mallon, A. Manno, D. Mitaitis, B. Mahalov, K. Micetrichy C. Michaels, S. Millerg M. Miskay P. Mitchell, I. Nealp K. O'l-lara, W. Oraleag C. Orlottp A. Pastorello, I. Patekg H. Peldzusg M. Penlcasp M. Perump A. Pilclory M. Platt: C. Podgersg B. Pricep B. Ragery D. Rinlcus, R. Rusczylcy R. Rygertasp I Schenoldy D. Schultz, R. Segvitchy L. Shurxateg W Siergey, l-l Smalley: S Smithp C. Smolkag K. Snyderp K. Somertield, C Stasialcq L. Suchometq C. Swallow: D. Thomas, L. Thomas: B. Thompsonp E. Tychsen, I. Venecarnpg A Vinesp C Vo1esaky l. Vordererg D. Waller: B. Wolterg A. Woodward, D. Wrablewskig M. Zuanicg S. Faircloqhq S. Steg Room 213 is host once a day to a group ot bright young people who till every seat available and practice the scale ot Do, Re, Mi, with happy enthu- siasm. They are called training choir candidates. The training choir class introduces students to group techniques in singing. They are taught the funda- mentals ot voice control, posture, breathing, and musical theory. The music used to develop voice quality stresses vocal torrns found in A Cappella work. The group, which meets one period daily, is open to musically able stu- dents who would like to be members of a choir. A minor credit is given for this class, which is directed by Mr. Schreiner. Training choir members shone brightly this year in the Christmas program and at the Spring Festival. Proud graduates of this group are numbered among the vocalists in the A Cappella Choir. Page ll3 s Q Wwww , ,gg jf? 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Center Ron Cassidy tries to intercept a pass against Calumet in the Soldiers' Field semi-final. This Page Above Gloom filled the Lindblom sec- tion at Soldiers' Field as the final game oi the year drew to a close with a Z6-B loss for our Eagles. Center Co-Captain Bob Polich talks things over with Coaches Von Bremer and Ganey at the thrill- ing Fenger game. 9 eason 5 gnc! rings e eaf The 1957 football season brought its share of tense moments, excitement, triumph, and finally, disheartening defeat to our hard- fighting Eagles. After taking the South-Central Bed Division Crown, the team advanced to the semi-finals at Soldiers' Field, where for the first time during the season they were downed when Calume-t's mighty squad overpowered us. Our gridders opened this year's schedule successfully with victories over Gage Park and St. Mel in practice games. ln a thrilling contest with their first league opponent, they came from behind to fell the mighty Fenger Titans with a score of l2 to 7. With fight as their motto and win as their goal, the Eagles next corralled the Morgan Park Mustangs by a score of l2 to O. Tilden gave the varsity its third league win as our squad cooled the Blue Devils with a l4 to O score. Fiercely battling to continue their winning streak, the Eagles and C.V.S. met in a dead- lock, and at the end of this crucial game the score stood 6 to 6. The Hellcats of Phillips, our next foe, were hardly a contest for Lindblorn's power-packed line. The team came home purring over their 26 to O victory. The initial round of play-of-f competition found Lindblom paired against Farragut. The Admirals surprised us with their determined drive toward the goal post, which was backed by a solid line. At the end of the game the score stood at l4 to l4. We were only able to call it a victory when the final statistics were found to be in Lindblorn's favor. The Harrison game produced another drawg this time l2 to l2, but the Eagles dominated play and advanced, again on statistics. During the first half of our only appearance at the big lake-front arena, the vaunted offense of Calumet's public league champions was throttled, but two T.D.'s on lightningelike punt returns opened the floodgates of defeat, as we were drowned 26 to 6, Co-captains, Bon Cassidy and Bob Polich, spearheaded Lind- blom's successful 1957 season. Our hard-hitting line and fast-run- ning backs, coached by Von Bremer and Ganey, provided many exciting football games for Lindblom fans this fall. Above The crowds shouted, Go, George, Go! as Hudson took advantage of down- lield blocking on his way to the goal post. Below The Eagles give their opponents a hard time as they show their offensive strength against Morgan Park. Page ll9 casing nfo osifion for SAarP omloefifion IUNIOR ICE SKATING TEAM Row l-R. llicka- A. Schznutlyr L Lewis, D. Miller: I. Hardy, R LaB1rie7 N. Wanday P. Van Karnper. Row 2-M. Furniccey I. Morris, T. l-lartyq S Morrison, P. OBrien Left: Strategically maintaining his balance, Zordani whips over the ice at breakneck speed. Right: Getting ready to lead the team over the glassy smoothness are Rodney Kuhn and Don Ianuta, co-captains of the senior ice skating team. Lindblom is the only high school in the United States holding a Skating Club Charter entitling them to race anywhere under the Amateur Athletic University Banner. Each year the club, coached by Mr. Von Bremer, enters at least twenty skating derbies, ranging in location from New York to Colorado. The 36th Annual Public League ice skating meet in Ianuary at Lincoln Park climaxed a season tilled with thrilling races tor the Lindblom squad. Continuing a winning tradition, the seniors captured the crown in their division, while the Iuniors rated a second place berth. Senior champs included Rod Kuhn, who captured the 660 yard relayg Don lanuta, top scorer in the 880 yard racey and Don Zordani, winner ot the mile race. Lindblom also streaked across the tinish line to take the mile relay title. Members ot this squad were Ken Koldott, Don lanuta, Rod Kuhn, and Don Zordani. The ice skating club has been turning out championships like these since l946. ice skating is rapidly pushing ahead at Lindblom as a top-ranking sport and is gaining more popularity each year among students and spectators. Page l2O 7,11 SW 044ml Members of the skating team, D. Zordani, D. Ianuta, R. Kuhn, R. Karaliunas, N. Wanda, and L. Lewis, practice jockeying tor position during one of their many win- try workouts. ICE SKATING TEAM Foreground-Ft Kuhn Row leM Procacciog I Luehrsen' D, Miller: R Labirie- P Van Karnperig I Gruenhol: Row 2-S Nattsas, I Proszelcq K, Koldoft, B. Fallbusch' G. Binder: I Bruno- R leach, T Healy GOLF TEAM Foreground-B. Little Row l-S. Morrison, P. Kucerag Q. Reinerg W. Stanic: T. Evans, K. Perernslci Row 2-R Setzkeg B Barns, K Schrnitzp H. Weber: W. Searle, R Tallo, R Pollicg T. Hehng C. Melzery R Draeger Whether on the fairway or on the school's driving range, the golf team strives for perfec- tion in the mechanics of the game. Since the team had taken time for pre-season prac- tice under the direction of Mr. Klouda, when Mr. Hunter, sponsor, returned from a sab- batical leave in February he found a group of boys well-pre- pared and eager for the chal- lenge of this year's schedule. Participation in golf has many advantages, such as pro- viding entertainment, improv- ing muscle co-ordination, and promoting health. In Lind- blom's section competition against Morgan Park, Fenger, Hyde Park, Harper, and South Shore is very stiff. In order to make a good showing against its opponents, the team en- gages in a vigorous work-out and strives to do its best in spring competition. Page 121 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD i .t. .L s.R.R.T. s.R.R.T. 4RRT rr. tr. gr. I.l.T. 1.l.T. f.l.T. I.l.T. l,l.T. 'X .LI. fx. lg. 2X. X ,r. l.l.T, -x. 1 S.R,R.T. 1 'Q' Q- ig 0--5 ss, Pirifeal 70413 enfers rouncl fke Easkef VARSITY 1957-1958 A 1 wrt. - Clockwise' I. Mclfellisg I Craig, P, Voltz, G Hudson, K Scholviri: C Waterman, C. Carlsonq H Schwartzer, C.V.s. .....,...,. Q0 56 I. Wrage, W. Tatroq S Polic, I. Garpiel I 1 ' ' I Upper: Chalking up another basket for the Eagles, Hudson shows why he was chosen the most valuable player. glffvll ---A Lower: Scholvin goes up and through for two as Waterman prepares tor a rebound. artist .... ...5 o, E3'gxlf3llfll'!g'uAk'l.H Coach lones and his boys had a touch and go battle all season Playing against top-notch teams durirza LO uuuuvtlllvll Q the practice period, the Eagles got ott to a poor start as they were overpowered by CVS, Hyde Park, and E-iiortyzri Pttik 27. Parker with scores ot 60 to 56, ESU to 57, and BU to 40. respectively, but the Hirsch game saw an upswing, ax 1 the c:r:'ity Came throuah with a win of 62 to 53. Q Q E V' Y F Like y15,., ,-.,,, 33 K1 ln the Southtown Round Robin Tournament on December 12 ana t3 l.lf3DlOfU trouncea Harper. 6! to 51 South Shore 4' ora rubbed out Calumet 34 to 25, but was bv assed by Ga e Park, 59 to 55 The first practice atne follow' ,P Q' Q Ellllllik A ina the tournament wound up with a loss to l.eo's ca ers, 53 to 5l These deteats were ottset by substantial y.lGnrf . :J g . WLHS ap victories, however over the Mustangs ot Morgan Park and the Mortori team ol Hammond Dunbar .ij TC Bazskets, baskets, baskets, boyslw This was the Cheer that s arked Liriolblorns squad as they Captured a , . ,K , . , 9 --'fl' taurth-place berth in the Illinois Tech Tournament. Topaing such teams as Lake View, South Shore, and Phil- Q J' f' Qtr J lips the Eagles displayed good form, onl to be downed tinall by Crane and Wells with scores ot 77 to 53 ct. Hit. .... ...- V64 56 Y Y DuSirble . .67 aria to . HGIHSOH lri league play, which began in Ianuarv the team was pitted on the losing side ot the ledger against 7 lluribar, Englewood, Tilden, Phillips, and Du Sable A3 the season began to unwind the Maroon and Gotta fiiderm ......,.. 75 N' worked up steam successtully against Harrison, St. Elizabeth Kelly, Farragut and Gage Park The concluding Q- -A game with the latter team our perennial rival in all ahletic competition, compensated in part tor the brush- ?:ifffi1,':ifHt:1lf57 Qi: off they gave us in the Southtown Round Robin Tourraznent Closing the schedule with a 60-49 win over Gage Gfuqt- Park ..,... 49 the Eagles had compiled a 5 loss-4 win record in league competition Although their pertorrnance was not Fmmsg LMIWS consistent during the season, spectators were treated to some line basketball games Southtown Round Robin Toumamvm Opposite Page: Baskets come easy for Stan. He even makes them with his eyes closed! lllinots Tc-ch Tournament I I A h - ' 1 n . Exhlblwn mums Circle right: Garpiel shifts into position as Polic tries for the rebound. tml-1.1.1 Gsm, 5 Circle left: Setting his sights on the basket during a tense moment in the Tilden game. Stewart lets go -r easily. 0+ lilif mesa 3 QT MCA f in fAe l3ucAcf, Boys Upper left: Stan Polich works under pressure as he attempts a lay-up . shot for Lindblom against Du Sable, Lower left: As his team mates get into position to receive the ball, Water- man tries a fake. wwf Right: It's the opponents ball as Garpiel misses the try tor a rebound. 550 Lindblorn sport tans could compensate tor the varsity record by cheering tor the sophs this year. Varsity losses were ottset to some extent by the line showing ot the younger squad. This team emerged at the end of the season as section champs and holders ot an en- viable nine win, no loss record in league standing. Going into the play-otts as section winners, they beat Parker in a thrilling game, 3l-28. ln tackling undefeated Carver, however, they were driven back by a score ot 52-63. The trosh-soph squad learns the rudiments ot basketball, including dribbling, passing, rebounding, and shooting, under the tutelage ot Coach Iones. They gain valuable experi- ence in competition on home grounds and in strange courts. These are the boys who hold the future ot the varsity in their hands. FROSH-SOPH SQUAD B Legariiyp H Hritzick, R Rose, D Baridovski- lil Auranziy l Stewart- R Frain' l. Harris- K Hentiingsg A lones: M Topor Page l2-1 eagles wall' f e mlozres C Kp fd,-all -'X The call Safe throws the crowd 1nto a frenzy as another close play IS completed at home plate Such plays are a part ot the exc1t1ng atmosphere of bas ball Baseball at Ltndblom coached by Mr Ianousek rs a sport that has rts ups and downs ln the sprmg ot l957 the team struggled through a ngorous schedule comprlrng a trve Wm nme loss record Co captarns 1n the l958 season were Chuck Carlson and Kenneth Larsen who led th team 1n strenuous pre season workouts and rn some closely fought contests on the dramond Even though the opposltron was st1t'l our Eagles gave a good account of themselves That tradl t1onal Lmdlolom sp1r1t was not lackmg as they went forth confrdently to fac old rrvals lrlce Gage Park Dun bar and T1lden BASEBALL TEAM Left to Rlght taroundl S RIZZO R Mrller W Rabold I Shavers C Waterman C Carlson Co Capt W Tatro C Schmook O Young M Wengel K Larsen Co Capt F Tomecek Upper lei! Strom for that last stnke Rxzzo Lower left Squeeze play Wengel look out' Center A long reach and Shavers got lt' Upper ugh! Tatro picks up a hot grounder and gets hls man at f1ISl Lower nght Fool em wxth your curve Ken sigh 'WS Page 125 Upper left Leaders of the R.O.T.C. unit are the members oi the color guard who proudly bear the colors at as- semblies and reviews: R. Kosevichg I. Hyzny: T. Lindberg: C. Howe: R. Sieja. Upper right Responsible tor the excellent marksmanship dis- by played Flo.. l-- Ro 2 Lower right Ori the range the team perfects its sight pattern. At the serqearit's order: Fire at will, the bullet finds the mark. C Unziotap R Sietap W. Goble: M lDcBattista: l, Karzgas T l lbvorakp W Vai Bevereriy D Sherilt- K 5 l RIGHT DUNN ine. the rifle team this year were: Karabatsas: T Lindberg: C Morrrzy Larnberty qlags 5 flue America today needs youth who are eaaer to serve their country in accordance with their talents. The Reserve Qfficers' Trainina Corps of the United States Army aives the beainnina hiah school cadet a basic knowledae of military tactics through study and practice in the drill hall and on the field. An R.O.T.C. trainee is taught to think and make accurate decisions in every situation. Later, as he acquires experience and develops leadership qualities, he ad- vances in rank and assumes the responsibilities of command. Qur R.Q.T.C. unit is active in competition with other schools. Durina the fall semester, the rifle team won five of their seven matches and earned the riaht to compete in the city finals. Behind these accomplishments are hours of constant practice and loyalty to the unit. Lindbloms Picked Platoon placed first in section competition this fall and third in the city. This platoon consists of thirty-one boys, all of whom qualify for the company by aoina throuah riaorous pracf tice and constant drill. This year the Lindblom unit welcomed to the staff Sat. Colman P. Borders and SPC. Fowler who supervised the trainina proaram of the cadets. The R.O.T.C. offers a youna man the experience and know-how of army functions. ln later life, this will be an asset in many fields of endeavor. Paae l26 PERFECT 'sirsi-rr PICTURE :Qumran ' ELCIEKLUIEE Rust-ir LEFT onmm Ur: EQUFF 27 THX TFUCSEEF izmumsra :Lug Ly Pogl127 f ' , tg 1 -., y . . , 1 1 6 xf V 7? .. f v ' 1 df X 4 t up Q 1 R N, . I Q .L ' 0 qi, l, ,wks jf, . f A . . Q5 2' .sf an ' au V P , P .. . Q N1 5 11 5 ' V ng U 13 , i- L .XSAQ . ff 5-gl W Y 4 A 4 ff 23,4 A 2Zf f 'lm 4-2 'ul If 1 1 'ZW 'li' xg: sl' 'E' w Af' K lv' ,V , 'Q ' 3 f qv K R if I 1 XA Lf 4 V 9 -v .2 Q 4 YE' 'Y W -6 5' W nm' E , 52, W . v , 'V t Q, il , ' A ' V' -- V - 1 -44 -Y? 'lu , 12. '71 tis. iw! WI N? W , V ' 'vi I 1' - 1 X' 5 6 ' I I ' f ini, Nayl' N xiii, 1 ', v , Q r jf .yf , V . 2 'M Q f ff .. ,g .. f ' .1 x f I K . Vg , v A - ,, , . , ' - ' ai - V . ' ,- I I l' X . 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The squad is always willing to volunteer its services at pep rallies and assemblies, These young ladies keep school spirit at a high pitch among the student body throughout the year. During the tall ot l957 our girls competed in a city-wide Cheerleaders' contest. They were selected from thirty squads as one of the six best in the city and appeared at the Y.M.C.A. Festival ot Youth, held at the International Amphitheatre. Be- cause ot their cheering ability and good sportsmanship, the Y.M.C.A. presented a trophy to each member of the group. lt takes many hours of arduous practice to develop the rhythm and poise that the girls display. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Barry, the squad works constantly to meet exacting standards. Every Thursday they meet and plan their special activities. Devotion to duty, as well as talent, has made the group an outstanding organization. Opposite Page - P Row lil Schiller, M. Hickey, M Srniley, N. Cunningham, D Dornrnerrnuth Row 2-I. Sulypa, G Moclcros, I DellaPenna, K Brown Row 3-I O'Neill, I Arnstutz, C. Kopay, Mrs. Barry, sponsor Row-'1-R Sutor, L Gluesing, I. Carlson Lower right The Cheerleaders inspire the school at a September pep assembly with an enthusiastic, Push 'em back. f 5 ce? Above Co-captain, Dorothy Dommermuth, and Captain, Ioyce Schiller, admire the tro- phies given to each member oi the group by the Y.M.C.A. in recognition of their cheering ability. CHEERLEADERS Center-I, Schiller, captain, D. Domrnerrnuth co-captain Left to right-I. Arnstutzg I. Carlson, R. Sutor, N. Cunningham, G. Moclcros, M. Hickey, I. Sulypa' I. DellaPenna, M. Smiley, K. Brown, I. O'Neill, C Kopay, D. Reis, L. Cwluesing Page l3U -rf 'ma A, , an fi ,Wit .HR 41 .fx Q! 1, 4'! my FL A . l '- wow' X on 1 3 ,' ff, M, , M. ' M A i 61? L A 3 , J rr 'hi H, ,M ff' ak, K kr. buf RN Vs me W ,. B. .ff B I UN. 'fl mx ff' x V ,4 , , My f ,X 7 gl, N 5,5 X, mb, M, 5 L ,E xi bk ' wg. A x M R w,.w,, , Wfwz if X W 5 sm. K, bk V M xc 'N I friving owar ggfanolarals ofadcliievemeni Next semester l'll be a gym leader, too, freshmen girls exclaim with anticipation and excite- ment. It is a recognized tact at Lindblom that girls who are athletically inclined usually begin their G.A.A. career by participating in leaders' classes. To be eligible tor this organization a girl must be entering her sophomore year, have a G average, and enjoy gym Work. It is the leader's personal duty to see that her jacket, suit, and shoes present a neat appearance at all times. Service in this group includes assisting the gym teachers and caring for equipment. The white jacket, which identities Miss Callen's girls, testifies to a fine tradition of gym leadership. GYM LEADERS Foreground-A. Zuanic, B. Tennant Row Row Row Row Row Row l 2 3 4 5 6 -P. Mitchell, B. Kashanitz, -E. McCarthy, D. Sokolowski, E. Mezilson, S. Trejbal, C. Bogda, B. Perfetto -C. Stoj, I. Munroe, -L. Lamont, C. Kozel, I. Preis, -I. Fox, I. Erickson, -I. Sulypa, V. Bistos, I. Sokolowski, P. Morganski, D. Thomas C. Kopay, I. Rassmussen, K. Depsky, S. Groah, M. Platt P. Ras, G. Skopkic, D. Tiberi, M. Cook G. Fletcher, I. Bianchi, V. Minzenberger, K. Binkus, A. Bajewski, B. Rusczyk I. Dancey, K. Kosnar, B. Skly, G. Hayes, D. Dommerrnuth, D. Hada Row 7-K. Hargrave, L. Gluesing, B. Bosch, I. Pietrzyk, C. Lilke, S. Grochmal, I. Mannino, E. Mock Row 8-I. Gacki, C. Scheunemann, E. Best, A. Richter, L. Dellorto, D. Schultz, G. Kukulka, M. Smith Row 9-E. Valasek, K. Lauger, R. Russell, C. Berg, A. Behling, L. Dorus, I. Elsnic, B. Satala, L. Schaible Row lO-M. Hansen, I. Sereika, B. Kral, R. Genser, Row ll Bow l2 -S. Spruth, I. Sak, D. Milesko, -L. Healy, P. Porucznik, L. Patterson, C. Chaput, C. Behling, L. Beck, I. Brown I. Walus, C. Gustafson, Turco, P. Barels, E. Miller, Calvello, M. Gialamas D. P. I. Kosch, B. Morge, L. Wagner, I. Kelly, I. Manzella, M. Hencke, L. Korn, D. Purvinas, I. Lucas Page l33 Q . 66 ,LA 66 79 mln C1515 on A 2flC5 eve ops if e e l-low can l obtain the remaining points for my L ? At the L.D. Club meetings such questions are anf swered by the G.A.A. Board members. ln order to be eligible for L.D. , a girl must have already acquired five hundred points towards her school letter. Points are gained through participation in bilcing, bowling, hiking, and skating activities. Sponsored by Mrs. Vidovic, the club encourages healthful habits and good sportsmanship. L.D. CLUB L -V. Paul: K. Matherlyq A. Mannog I. Perlmany C Re-hling, treasurer: I. Bianchi, secretaryg I. Maniiiho, vlce-presidentg C. Gustafson, president Miller: S. Grochmalx C. Bergq C. Bourneg E Zemaitisg I. Sokolowskig P. Siergeyy M. Fleclcensteiny S. Trejbalg I. Lucheon, D. Reisp K. l-largraveg B, Whale-np D. Pie-tryzlcp M. Virva Row lfB. Chigierq G. Kukullcag S. Groahy N. Bennetty D Schultz: P Haneganp D Tiberiq D Mileslcog A Ienkiiisg I. Mainaq I. 'Walusg S. Spruthq I. Specogniy A. Wallace: I Iacobsenp S, Iohnsoh RO'-V2-C. Fishery E Mezilsong I Gaclcip B. Lamperisy K Depskyy I. Amstutzp I. Turcoy K. Laugerg P. Calvellog R Rusczykg L. Beck: I. Warreny I. Salty B. Marge Row 3-I Ericksonq A. Chilmanp B. Kashanitzy A Rehlingg M. Cooley P McKinsey: L Purviiiasg M. Gialarrasq I Kellyp A Stanley Row 4-I Manzellay I. Elsnicq G. Pletcherg C. Stojq A. Richterg D Hadap D, Solcolcwskig I. Fox Row 5-I. Iasiakg L. Dorusg C. Kozely L Healy: L. Korn: E. McCarthyy V. Minzenbergerg L Schaibley P Porucznilcg A Piontekq M. Hencke- Row 5-R. Genserp B. Kralg I. Browng L. Guttmany C. Scheunemannp A. Marlcsp C Pacerg L. Pattersonp E. lvfocky I Getchasg H. Lockwooolg S Shukstor Row 7-B. Tennantp G. Moclcrosy Fl. Sutorp G. Hayes: V. Bistosg K. Kosnarp B. Slclyg A. Zuanicg I. Olieillq L. Gluesing D -E. an Clzarfing curse fo wimmincq eacler5!ziP What speed! What grace! What style! All these qualities are developed by the swim leaders as they practico diligently on dolphin skills and lifesaving stunts. Twice a week, ninth and tenth periods, they master necessary techniques in the pool. With the help of two G.A.A. Board girls, who are dolphin and life-saving representatives, and under the skillful leadership of Mrs. Vidovic, the leaders strive to achieve their objectives. Girls working for their dolphin gain tive skills, diving, speed, stunts, lite-saving, and endurance. The life-savers learn elemenf tary assists and beginning carries These girls maintain confidence in themselves and help others in almost any situation which might occur while swimming. of ,,,,. imm, it SWIM LEADERS Foreground: M Koons, I. Maina Diving Board: A. Marks, I. leifries, M. Brongielq C. Bourne, B. lirsap I. McKenzie Water: Row l- l Warren, H. Lockwood, B VVhalenp C C VVCIbiCl'1f . Solomon, R. Gross Row 2- A Stanley, O. Dellamanot L. Mondragorg S. Wirrzg Sitting: E. Ze-maitisy l Sheelyy M. Grams, A. Tuzik Standing: Row 1- Mrs Vidovic .eponso G. Keretap S Fraley D Pietrzyky D Pietryzkg R. Suiparis: C l-loracek Row 2- l Avery: A Semenik' C Cuzilcg A K 'V happy r .. Guttrnany ff Krieasies Page lib 6744761.50 ms 5 6 6 FENCING Foreground-I Danceyy I. Maina Flow laI. Lucasg P Patek, I. Pawlalc, H f H 1 3- E Valasck: I Getchas .vi Finn' 4-H. Hotchkiny M lvlarrelloy I Fox- lvl. Kellyp M Zuanicy E. Zemaitisg C Larriperis- M Cwiklelcy C Olfeill NX A- re .ag if 79 Vl Vial' 2 4 4- .. I . L S stk 1. smite, M smmek, A. Pcpritzf X 'V ,A C. Horacelc: K Sajdalcr l. Healy Perfetto- B Chigier, K Riilcus- Gaclcig A. Richterq I Dzikowsl: Kulcullcay A Staynar l. G Sucldothp I. McDonald: Dutkiewiczg B Walter- C Bera- G C Advance-I lunge! perril At each command the fencers respond with alacrity. With two G.A.A. Board meml.ers doing the coaching, beginning fencers are taught the correct fundamentals of this sport. ln ad- vanced classes girls acquire grace, coeordination, and dexterity. The gym office assistants and the locker guards are both active service groups of the G.A.A. The for- mer perform numerous tasks for the gym department, and the locker guards remain at their posts to pre- vent interruptions during classes. Earning gym awards and extending interests in athletics are opportuni' ties gained by membership in each group. GYM LOCKER GUARDS AND OFFICE ASSISTANTS Foreground-D Turcoq C. Dotso ff Vfagfierg C Saidalc Page l36 Flow l-H lfotchking l'-f P-leekensteing I l.'.1:he3r.: S. Shukstorg A Cliilznany C Larriper Rev: 2-E Vfhalerq I. Olleill- C lffartirp M Zuanicp S Fredrick- M McGra'h C Fisher, P Hanegan- ll Tiberiq L Powers R31-I 3---I '.'c'r.derklcotp A Planter A Steffi-e',': P. McK1nse': A RGfil1'iQ1:K Hubbard- A lfifrks' A Staynar- I 'ffeiherp R. Heinzelg lzf Sxeeclt-I Geichas- lf Fdritz llci' 4-I Malia- C g'Tl 6',1If9fT',ff IX Saga? l3 Tylcalslzy- lvl Biergfli-I Andrews- P Cfilvellcy P Crane: C Ioliitcr- A Brand PING PONG Foreground-A. Rajewski Row l-K. Kosnar, A. Zuanic, E. Dimes, M. Cook, S. Trejbal, R. Spinner, D. Tiberi, D. Sokolowski, E. McCarthy, M. McGrath, D. Thomas, I. Sokolowski, M. Zuanic, E, Zemaitis, C. O'Neill Bow 2-I, Sereika, K. Lauger, I. Spinner, V. Seff, K, Matherly, V. Paul, S. Groah, G. Kukulkcr, A. Richter, P. Luskin, I. Mctnnino, L. Purvinas, V. Minzenberger, M. Gialamas: B. Skly Row 3-I. Iacobsen, N. Cunningham, I. Bianchi, L. Beck, L. Schaible: C. Chaput, P. Porucznik, I. Elsnic, D. Agnew, L. Buckley, L. Patterson, B. Kral, I. Walus, S. Spruth How 4-I. Brown, C. Rohozka, D. Purvinas, L. Korn, D. Mileska, I. Getchas, I. Iasiak Por! gnfllnsiasfs ef romising Easy now. Spike it! Terrific! These are phrases which are heard frequently during bad- minton and ping pong games. In one sport the girls hit the birdies over the net, while in the other, ping pong balls flash quickly from paddle to paddle. The girls gain agility and poise in the weekly classes, as Well as earn twenty-five points toward their letters or chevrons. ln the advanced groups of both activities, members have an opportunity to try for silver and gold bars in class competition. BADMINTON Foreground-V. Bistos Row l-M. McGrath, E. McCarthy, B Kashanitz, I, Sokolowsl-ii, D, Thomas, I. Wolszan, D. Sokolowski, D. Tiberi, S. Groah, V. Paul, I. Goble, E. Best, L. Purvinas, B. Rusczyk, I. Dance-y Row 2-I. Mannino, S. Grochmal, I. Gacki, A Richter, G. Kukulka, I. Specagni, O. Whitney, K. Matherly, N. Wagner, S. Treyhal, A. Zuanic, I. O'Neill, K. Kasnar Row 3-B. Skly, D. Mataitas, M. Cook, D. Milesko, I. Getchas, I. Walus, A. Wallace, I. Sereika, L. Schaihle, I. Iacobsen, I. Fleck, L. Dorus Row 4-C. Margelli, E. Sefcik, B. Zerbian, P. Calvello, E. Mezilson, S. Spruih, C. Behling, I. Bianchi, R. Bosch, I. Brown, E. Valasek, G. Hayes, M. H :rder Row 5-C. Scheunernann, A. Stanley, M. Gialamas, I. Kelly, L. Wagner, I. Kosch, A. Rehling, M. Millas, B. Tennant, L. Korn, D. Purvinas Row 6-I. Iasiak, N. Cunningham, R. Sutor, G. Mockros, I. Carlson, L. Guttman, I. Warren, P. Porucznik A. Piontek, M. Hencke GWQV S Page 137 VW lv I X, 1, 53325 YN R08 3 -fu K' an x 'Q ug I FF fl G.A.A. BOARD AND CABINET Bow l-Peggy Cortez Bestrictefi- lwlariof Brongiel Life-Sdving, Row 2flQI'1l'.G fldncey Fencing- Virginia Bistos BGdf'H1ITfO. Bow 3-Alice Bajewski, Ping Fong, Ann Zuanic, Gym Leaders, ololoincq q7'Aem all wifi: of viper Come on, girls, ioin the G.A.A. tor healthful living and whclesorne recreation. Clad in blue jackets, white skirts and blouses, board members can be heard urging every girl to join the athletic organization. Their aim is lOOOQ membership. Young ladies who are designated as board and cabinet members ol the Girls' Athletic Association have compiled an outstanding record ot activities and service in the gym department. ljron, publicity to point checking and from hiking to lifefsaving, they are high- ranking scorers. The girls in blue are the backbone ol all mayor G.A.A. activities at Lindblorn. Meeting in the social roorn ninth gperiod every Wedriesday, the twenty' one board members and their sponsor, Miss Murphey, together with co- sponsor, Mrs. Barry, plan extracurricular activities which will increase the pleasure ot all Cf.A.A. members. Their calendar ot special events includes the semi-annual assembly, a humorous show tor the membership, and the G.A.A. Achievement Assembly, where girls receive gym awards. Two teas are also scheduled by the group. The lacket Tea provides an oppor, tunity lor the board to display its inimitable sense ot humor with a skit lor the other organizations to enjoy. The climax ot all activities for both graduating members and initiates is the traditional Hail and Farewell Tea . The hectic, but wonderful lite of a G.A.A. Board and Cabinet mem' ber, provides ioyous memories and a devoted circle ot friends. Opposite Page Adele Marks, Dolphin Barbara Skly, l-liking and Biking, ldanne Fleck, Bowling and Skating Karen Kosnar, Vice-president, Carol Margelli, Treasurer, Evelyn Selcik, President Ttow 4-lill Maria, Fencing, Elaine Mock Art, Ieanne Getchas, Phblicity, Cdrole Eisenhardt, Secretary, Elizabeth Valasek, Team Games Bow 5--V Barbara Tennant, Cvyrn Leaders, Dolores Turco, Gym-at-Larae, Persis Barels, Point Checker, Susan Spruth Team Games we .. QV 10' Ol Mf1C7lVlCe 4. ,wg ,F ww. af X I' Tm, W yfa ,Q yl J' 'Q'.'2f 5 Mrs Barry Co-Sponge Miss he-jr Sparse G.A.A. BOARD AND CABINET OFFICERS lj Seiiik preside: K Keira F T--'V' C D.:':... 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'ff' Q4 ' 1 nf . wfZ'f3??,,3Zf,f,fZ,ii ff flmbb 11613 m 1 i29g,,y Nb, 4 efurfulvf Aiwa if igrwg gf pfff-aw I lb S JIM' I' M wlffflfglmpfvsie, mtv w lfllfffbh, 056769 ?bZ'0 Q:'f::,'e' 50--5 + 441, .1 'ku'-' f Inq? K ef, 'fm I Wh f wr 4 QW ' 'izjfx .wwf :',g,e,,,, 'f' .1959 in mm' only E 5 u A ihedf a goai R A D 3 G f'HolidaY ' ' . Dreamerls dY nd Sw of so Yea'S tured by four I' bv' no . a - - ' ach'eve P 98141 G Class O Wnlfltlfcy 7958 IAMES AMBROSE Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Swim Team, Leader Salesmen. Eagle Salesmen NANCY ASHBAUCHIER G.A.A., I.C.C., Sub Debs, Spanish Club, Captain of Hall Guards IOYCE BARBTTA G.A.A., Spanish Club, Typing Awards PERSIS BARELS G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, President of L.D. Club, L - 4 Chevrons, Class Sing Committee, Honor Society, Student Registrars, Latin Club, Gym Leaders GLORIA BEADLES G.A.A., Sub Debs, Gym Locker Guards, No Tardiness, Hall Guards IWICHAEI. H. BEEZY I,C.C., Leader Salesmen, Hall Guards, Eagle Salesmen, Leader Staff, Co-Chief of Fire Marshals, Library Club WAYNE BERGSTROM Gymnastics, Z L's , Chairman of Senior Boys' Council, Madrigals, Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Vice-President of Spanish Club, Student Registrars PHYLLIS BEZICH Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, G.A,A., Team Games. Sub Debs, I.C.C,, Student Registrars DON BLANTON Gymnastics rlfl!Aaf fAe eagle lzearcal- Ijzaf sly ole!! dl xy llforgef not a wor Page 142 MAL BOEREMA NICK BOUDOS Swim Team, Intramural Basketball, Frosh-Soph Football KATHLEEN BROWN Cheerleaders, L -2 Chevrons, Honor Society, Class Sing Committee, I.C.C., Gym Leaders, G.A.A., President of Latin Club IUDY BUDIMLYA Concert Band, Secretary ol Band, Latin Club, Lyre-2 Chev- rons, Hall Guards, Mail Service, Sub Debs, Leader Staff ROSE I. BUSCH Spanish Club, G,A.A., Iunior Prom Committee, I.C.C. Em- blem Winner, Teachers' Assistant, Secretary ot I,C.C,, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards SIMON CANGEMI Editor-in-Chief of Leader, Page Editor of Leader, Vice-Presi- dent oi Quill and Scroll, I.C.C., Latin Club, No Tardiness, Library Club, Hall Guards DELORES CARTWRIGHT G.A.A., Hall Guards ROBERT CASON Senior Boys' Council, Gymnastics, 3 L's , Honor Society, Concert Band, Swim Team, Treasurer of Concert Band, L Cup Winner IOANNA CHIARAPPA Senior Girls' Council, President of Honor Society, Honor Society-7 semesters, S Emblem Winner, L -4 Chev- rons, Class Sing Committee, Madrigals, I.C.C. seniors, Jo give Aeecl- you 716 With Richard Rago at the wheel, the Ianuary class was off to a flying start in the fall of 1957. Elizabeth Valasek. vice-president: Peggy Cortez. secretary: and Phil Rutkauskas, treasurer, gave the class a smooth drive all the way, maneuvering many different tasks with ease. Co-ordinating the operation of all class functions, being responsible for the traditional Sing , promoting an evening of Prom Night bliss, and bud- geting funds for graduation were their respective duties. Page 143 e surprises! fo regal- your uofesf. . . FRANK F CHOW Semor Boys Councrl Stage Crew Hall Guards Intramu al Basketball Honor So lety ICC Co Chlet of Ushers Stu dent Regtstrars PEGGY ANN CORTEZ Secretary of Ian Clas GA A Board and Cab1net Dar Commtttee Iun1or Prom Commtttee Gym Leaders L 3 Chevrons S Certlfx ate Honor SOC1SlY FRANK CRAVEN Varsrty Football IEANNE DANCEY Honor Soclety B semesters Class S1ng Commlttee GA A Board and Cabtnet Dance Commtttee Gym Leaders L 3 Chevrons A Cappella Choir 2 S Certlflcates GEORGIA DAVEY Class Slng Commtttee Dance Commlttee Eagle Salesmer' LD Club GAA Perfect Attendance Gym Leaders Na Tarcltness IUDITH DELLA PENNA Cheerleaders L 4 Chevrons Co Chatrman ol Dance Commlttee Grrls Chorus Iunlor Prom Commlttee Class Stng Commlttee Leader Salesmen Gym Leaders GERALD DEPENSKI IC C Hall Guards PAUL DUFEK Hall Guards Spanlsh Club Concert Band IOAN EICH G A A Lxbrary Club Gym Locker Guards Teachers Ass st ant Team Games Fencrng CAROLE EISENHARDT Secretary ol GA A Board and Cabtnet Honor Soctety 4 semesters Class Sing Commlttee L -4 Chevrons Danc Commlttee Gym Leaders ICC Emblem Wtnner Studert Reglstrars RITA FALLS Gtrls Chorus GAA Mall Servtce HELEN FELMON Class S1ng Comm1ttee Team Games Hall Guards LD Club Teachers Asststant GAA Sub Debs ICANNE FLECK GAA Board and Cabtnet ICC Emblem Wlnner L 4 Chevrons Spanlsh Club IC C L D Club Secretary of I C C EDWARD F LEMING RICHARD FORT Frosh Soph Football Hall Guards Flre Marshals BARBARA L FOSTER Concert Band, Team Games Fenclng, Sub Debs Latzn Club, Swlm Leaders Lyre I Chevron LD Club LILIAN GOEING G A A, Llbrary Club, L', L D Club, Gym Locker Guards Gym Offtce Asststant Teachers' ASS1SlGHl Team Games IUDY GROTH A Cappella Chotr Semor Gtrls' Councrl, Madngals Vtce President of IC C Class Slng Commlttee L' 4 Chevrons Honor Soclety SUE GRUENHOLZ Sub Debs Class Prom Commlttee Gym Leaders Team Games Badrrunton Fencmg, V1cePres1dent ot Gtrls Chorus, Treasurer of Latln Club HOWARD HARTIG Leader Salesmen, Concert Band Leader Staff IC C Span 1sh Club IEAN HARTUNG G A A, Hall Guards Llbrary Club, Teachers' Asststant I' '17 f I .gd '1F' OVW? On, gang. ef,s A6001 fOl' FS. 0l'1l'lOl4y,S HOVI8' Call-2' V15- Page 144 , . ' A - , . - 7 I ffifrr'-125: , Y -it I2 ' ' E ' . ' . 'ff r ,I ,, gziiggzfz f- . - ' , : farm, .' V ' ' ' .- I 4' T 6- A , 2Q3f,f,f51fQ5'i, +5 I 2 , ,j , WEEWEQ '12 4 M' , f Qzzrgzi i-2 ,35 - 51,13 f f 1 1. - my H H - ' A , . Qatar.- 1' I'::'4:I:2E?Z:l?f3ifE, ': ' ., . 4 Q A 2' ' rflfff , f 1 1 1 ' - f , . . ., , , mf - - -I , . 1 ' f , l I -' , wx rl I 3 , , , - , .-.- , 1 IOY HEIL Mail Service Cabinet, No Tardiness, Library Club, l.C,C., girls' Chorus, Gym Leaders, Honor Society, A Cappella hoir ALAN HENKIN A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Spanish Club, Green House Assistant EDITH HILL G.A.A., Sub Debs, Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, Class Sing Committee, Eagle Staff HOWARD HILL Frosh-Soph Football, lntramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Ushers, Honor Society, Fire Marshals, l.C.C,, Class Prom Committee IOAN HLADIK G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, l.C.C., L -2 Chevrons, L.D. Club, Swim Leaders, Typing Award, Teachers' Assistant, Team Games SANDRA HOFRICHTER G.A.A., Rest Room Assistant FRANK IOSEPH HONSA Gymnastics, Hall Guards IOHN HOOD Gymnastics, Frosh-Soph Football, lntramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Ushers, Class Prom Committee, l.C,C. KAREN HUBBARD 'lL h2 Chevrons, Science Club, ULD. Club, Hall Guards, Team Games, Gym Office Assistant, Fencing, G.A.A. EDWARD HYNCIK Ushers, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals HOWARD GEORGE IOHNSON Science Club, Library Club, Hall Guards, Spanish Club SANDRA IOHNSON Business Manager of Eagle, Eagle Salesmen, President of Quill and Scroll, G,A.1'i., Spanish Club, Gym Office Assistant, Sub Webs PHYLLIS KALMAN G.A.A., Hall Guards, Spanish Club CLARENCE KAMBA IOHN KANIA LENORE KARPUS G.A.A. BERNICE KILARSKI G,A.A,, Girls' Chorus, Team Games, Fencing, Eagle Sales- men, Ping Pong, Sub Debs, Best Room Assistant IOHN KIRCIK SYLVIA KOLODZIEI Senior Girls' Council, Honor Sociefy-7 semesters, L -l Chevron, G.A.A., LD Club, Latin Club, No Tardiness, Sub Debs MARY ANN KUINIUS Swim Leaders, Girls' Chorus, Eagle Salesmen, GAA, Class Prom Committee, 'AL D, Club, L -4 Chevrons, No Tardiness DALE KYCE G.A.A, Hall Guards Qu Jin 'E' ago? crac sing fge WAIP! rona any J ommzffee af agaln mr NANCY LANCASTER Girls' Chorus, Mail Service Cabinet, I.C.C., Latin Club, Sub Debs, Fencing, G.A.A., Gym Locker Guards BEVERLY R. LICATA Secretary of Senior Girls' Council, A Cappella Choir, Mad- rigals, Honor Society-7 semesters, S Certificate, S Emblem, Secretary of Spanish Club, Student Registrars ANNETTE LINGIER G.A.A,, Spanish Club, Rest Room Assistant, Gym Office Assistant, Gym Locker Guards, Hall Guards, Gym Leaders, Team Games KENNETH EDWARD LOX Golf Team, L Club, 3 L's , Varsity Football RON MAHAY Baseball Team, Swim Team, Intramural Basketball SANDRA MARBACH Girls' Chorus, G.A.A,, Hall Guards, Rest Room Assistant CAROL MARGELLI Golden Eagle, Treasurer of G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Class Prom Committee, I.C.C. Emblem Winner, Honor Society-6 semesters, Girls' Sports Editor ot Eagle, 'lL - 4 Chevrons, Dance Committee DIANE MARK Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., L.D. Club, L -l Chevron, Honor Society-7 semesters, 2 S Certificates, Gym Lead- ers, Student Registrars ADELE MARKS G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, HL -3 Chevrons, President of Girls' Chorus, Class Sing Committee, President of Library Club, Senior Life Saving, Student Registrars, Typing Award ROBERT MARRELLO Iunior Prom Committee, Swim Team, Intramural Basketball PATRICIA MARTINOWSKI Latin Club, G.A.A., Hall Guards, Gym Leaders, Gym Locker Guards, Mail Service, Student Registrars CAROL MCFARLAND G.A,A., Spanish Club, Student Registrars, Honor Society, No Tardiness, Gym Locker Guards PATRICIA A. MCGINLEY G.A.A., Sub Debs, Mail Service, l.C.C., No Tardiness, Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Student Registrars PAT MITCHELL Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society-5 semesters, S Cer- tificate, Typing Award, G.A,A., Student Registrars IAMES CHARLES MOTT Varsity Football, Golden Eagle, President of l.C.C., Co- Chief of Fire Marshals, Chairman of Dance Committee, Supervisor of Hall Guards, Class Prom Committee RITAMAE MROZ G.A.A., Team Games, Fencing, Gym Leaders, Student Registrars, No Tarcliness KENNETH NIELSEN Hall Guards GERALDINE NILES Sub Debs, G.A.A., l.C.C., Hall Guards, Gym Locker Guards, Spanish Club, Student Registrars, Treasurer of Science Club CAROLYN LOUISE NOTH Sub Debs, Gym Locker Guards, Hall Guards, Honor So- ciety, G.A.A., Rest Room Assistant EMILIA OCCHIUZZO G.A,A., Girls' Chorus IUDI CAROLE OLSON G.A.A., Science Club, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Spanish Club, Fencing, Leader Staff ibirlcyou gef your 14nhmifecJPas5?- we , nary moi er wz now me Page liti LEE PERRY MARCIA PITTELKOW G.A.A,, Student Registrars ROBERT POLICH Co-captain of Varsity Football, Senior Boys' Council, L , Honor Society, S Certificate, Vice-President of Honor Society, Class Prom Committee, Iunior Prom Committee WILLIAM POWLEY RICHARD RAGO President ot Ianuary Class, Gymnastics, 3 L's , Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society, Madrigals, A Cappella Choir, L Cup Winner ALICE RAIEWSKI G,A.A. Board and Cabinet, L -3 Chevrons, Honor Society, Gym Leaders, S Certificate, Class Sing Committee, Stu- dent Registrars, Vice-President of LD, Club CAROL M. RHODES G.A.A., Class Prom Committee, Hall Guards, Mail Service, Sub Debs, Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Typing Award KENNETH RICHARDSON Hall Guards MARY ELLEN ROBINSON Honor Society, Library Club, G.A.A., Leader Staff, Latin Club, Sub Debs RICHARD ROSENBERG President of I.C.C., Honor Society, Student Registrars, Pro- jection Club, Swim Team, Golden Eagle, Co-Chief of Fire Marshals, Co-Chief of Ushers ELLEN RUSSELL G.A.A., Mail Service Cabinet PHILIP RUTKAUSKAS Senior Boys' Council, I.C.C., Golf Team, Hall Guards, Leader Staff, Stage Crew, Honor Society-4 semesters, Treasurer ot Ian. Class MARLENE IOAN SALIBA G.A.A., Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, l.C.C. IOHN SCHALL Hall Guards, Ushers, Golf Team, Frosh-Soph Football, Man- ager: Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Varsity Basketball IOYCE SCHILLER L Cup Winner, Captain of Cheerleaders, Dance Commit- tee, Honor Society, L -4 Chevrons, Cheerleaders' I.C.C., Class Sing Committee NANCY SCHREIBER Treasurer of Mail Service Cabinet, Girls' Chorus, S Cer- titicate, Honor Society-5 semesters, L -2 Chevrons, Gym Leaders, NLD. Club, Spanish Club EVELYN SEFCIK President and Treasurer ot G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Honor Society-7 semesters, Perfect Attendance, Dance Committee, Class Sing Committee, I,C.C. Emblem Winner, L -4 Chevrons JACK R. SHERWIN R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Monkey Drill Team, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals DIANE SMOWTON Senior Girls' Council, A Cappella Choir, Leader Staff, Honor Society, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Gym Leaders, Advertis- ing Manager of Leader PHILLIP SNYDER Varsity Football, Frosh-Soph Football, Manager of Varsity Football IOHN SOLTIS gtg going fo Ae a great year! oCef's gef AeAin0l our aroon anal Page l47 BARBARA SOWINSKI G.A.A., Gym Leaders, Honor Society, l,C.C. AUDREY STAFFORD G.A.A., Library Club GENE STEWART Intramural Basketball, Frosh-Soph Football PRISCILLA STOBA Honor Society, Student Registrars, Hall Guards, G.A A, RICHARD I.. STRAHAN A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Leader Salesmen, Page Edi- tor of Leader, President of Library Club, Honor Society, Spanish Club RICHARD STRUZYNSKI Hall Guards NINA LEE SUMPTER I.C,C., Concert Band, Mail Service Cabinet, Sub Debs, Gym Locker Guards PATRICIA A. SVOBODA Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society-3 semesters, Class Prom Committee, G.A.A., Dolphin, L -3 Chevrons, Mail Service, Student Registrars CHARLES TAUBMAN Concert Band, Science Club, Quill and Scroll, Intramural Basketball, Leader Staff WILLIAM THERRIAULT Swim Team, Hall Guards PATRICIA THRIFT G.A.A., Team Games, Sub Debs, Hall Guards, Student Registrars, Gym Locker Guards DOLORES TURCO G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Honor Society, Student Regis- trars, L -3 Chevrons, Gym Leaders, Treasurer of L.D. Club, Class Sing Committee NINA UMINSKY Art League, Latin Club, Library Club, Swim Leaders, Honor Society, G.A.A. KENNETH URBANSKI Varsity Football, L Club ELIZABETH VALASEK Vice-President of Ian. Class, G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, L -4 Chevrons, Golden Eagle, Honor Society-7 semes- ters, 2 S Certificates, Student Registrars, Madrigals DARLENE VAN SCOY A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Spanish Club, Sub Debs, G,A.A., I.C.C., Eagle Staff, Fencing IOHN VAN WESTRIENEN Gymnastics, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Class Prom Committee, Spanish Club, Leader Staff, No Tardiness BARBARA VOLLAND President oi Mail Service, Secretary of I.C.C., Honor Society -7 semesters, S Certificate, Dance Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Golden Eagle, L DONNA WALERYSZAK Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society-4 semesters, Eagle Salesmen. G.A.A., Gym Leaders, Sub Debs, Hall Guards, Spanish Club MYRA WEBER Sub Debs, A Cappella Choir, No, Tardiness, Spanish Club, Treasurer ot Library Club, G.A.A. MARIANNE WEGLARZ Leader Stali, Honor Society, G,A.A., I,C,C., ULD. 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AMIDON Honor Society, Hall Guards, Golf Team, A Cappella Choir, Intramural Basketball DONALD ANDERSON A Cappella Choir, Honor Society, Spanish Club VERA ANDERSON G.A.A., Badminton, Team Games, Fencing, Ping Pong DAVE ANTICH Hall Guards, intramural Basketball, Frosh-Soph Football CATHERINE BANIEWICZ Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Mail Service, Student Regis- trars, Iunior Prom Committee, Library Club, No Tardiness K-zfljooJen SAW vofe or WAQ? yea ,gooclol CAarLeBrown for :prey ent! f r-et 5 In H-'-0.4.-xr. 5- BEVERLY BARCY Sub Debs GAA Latin Club Leader Salesmen ARLENE BARISTA GA A Girls Chorus Mail Service Hall Guards EVELYN BAYER A Cappella Choir Madrtgals Eagle Staff Girls' Chorus, Gym Leaders Hall Guards No Tardiness Class Sing Corn mittee PEGGY BECKETTE Skating Club, G.A.A. Eagle Salesmen Student Registrars No Tardiness Typing Award IUNE BENNETT Sub Debs, Girls Chorus, G.A,A., Mail Servi-e, Art League Iunior Prom Committee, Class Prom Committee WAYNE BERNATH Leader Staff l.C.C., Honor Society, Class Prom Committee RAYMOND BIANCHIN Hall Guards, Ushers MARGARET D. BIENIEK Library Club, Mail Service, G A A., Locker Guards BONITA BIESCHKE Senior Girls' Council, Student Registrars, Latin Club, Honor Society-7 semesters, Eagle Staff, Teachers' Assistant, G.A.A., Mail Service 7 The trip was finished for the Iune officers when Harry Cello, president: Marilyn Hickey, vice-president: Nancy Cunningham, secretary: and Robert Youchison, treasurer, drove off waving their cherished diplomas. The journey was not without its problems, but with wisdom they knew when to shift into high gear. From their vantage point the class officers planned and saw complet- ed the whole itinerary of senior events. Keeping the battery charged and the speedometer clicking along, they help- ed to speed up all senior activities, until graduation night with its many pleas- urable experiences came into view. omeworA. - Mai AorneworL? I.7Zree sAeefs of-Paper for one frig Proglem Page 151 ARTHUR BILLS Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football VIRGINIA BISTOS G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Honor Society-6 semesters, UL -4 Chevrons, President of ULD. Club, Vice-President of I.C.C,, Eagle Staff, Gym Leaders, Class Prom Committee RUTH BLASCHAK G.A.A., Mail Service, Gym Office Assistant, Iunior Prom Committee DICK BOND Varsity Football, Swim Team, L Club, Latin Club, I.C.C,, Leader Staff, Fire Marshals, Senior Boys' Council SHEILA BRADLEY G. A. A. MARY LOU BROWN Concert Band, G.A.A., Skating Team, Sub-Debs, Fencing. Football Ticket Salesmen SHEILA BROWN Spanish Club, Swim Leaders, I.C,C,, G.A.A., Football Ticket Salesmen, Captain of Hall Guards, Class Sing Committee MARYANN BUIAN G.A.A., Hall Guards, Typing Award, No Tardiness ROBERT BURITA Senior Boys' Council, Iunior Prom Committee, Secretary of Honor Society, Intramural Basketball, No Tardiness, Foot- ball Ticket Salesmen, Class Sing Committee THOMAS BURKE Stage Crew, Honor Society GEORGE BURTON Varsity Football, 2 L's , Frosh-Soph Football, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball, Fire Marshals, Football Ticket Sales- men, Class Prom Committee MARIE BUTLER G.A.A., Hall Guards, Gym Locker Guards, Leader Sales- men, Gym Office Assistant, No Tardiness MARY BYRON G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Library Club PATRICIA CADEN G.A.A., Hall Guards, Sub Debs CHARLES CARLSON Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball, Basketball Team, 5 l'L's , Spanish Club, Co-Captain of Baseball Team, Class Prom Committee MIKE CARROLL Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards IOHANN CARTWRIGHT G.A.A., Hall Guards, Team Games, Latin Club, Honor Society RONALD CASSIDY Frosh-Soph Football, Hall Guards, 3 L's , Spanish Club, Intramural Basketball, Captain ot Varsity Football, Class Prom Committee RUTH CAVORSO Senior Girls' Council, President of French Club, lunior Prom Committee, 2 S Certificates, Leader Salesmen, I.C.C., Dance Committee, Class Sing Committee HARRY CELLO President ot Iune Class, Fire Marshals, Frosh-Soph Foot- ball, Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society, L SHIRLEY CHURA G,A.A., Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Class Prom Committee 7tA Perioal lunclzf-just in fime or inner kgfs roug or of senior Page l52 ARTHUR N. CLEMENT R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Science Club, Latin Club, Hall Guards, I.C.C., L Club SANDRA COLEMAN Secretary of French Club, Mail Service, Teachers' Assistant, Team Games, Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen, Gym Lead- ers, Eagle Salesmen DIANA COOK Senior Girls' Council, Secretary of Iunior Prom Committee, President of Science Club, Vice-President of Latin Club, 5 MS Certificates, Honor Society-7 semesters, Eagle Staff, Class Sing Committee PRISCILLA CRANE Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen, ICC., Student Registrars, G.A.A., A Cappella Choir, Class Sing Committee MYLLICENT CREVISTON Latin Club, G.A.A. IUDY CRNICH Swim Leaders, Iunior Life Saving, Class Prom Committee, Gym Office Assistant, Team Games, G.A.A., Eagle Sales- men, I.C.C. IAMES CUMMINS No Tardiness, Latin Club, Intramural Basketball NANCY CUNNINGHAM Secretary of Iune Class, Cheerleaders, Cheerleaders' L , L -4 Chevrons, S Certificate, Eagle Staff, Gym Leaders, Honor Society-5 semesters DIANE DAUPHINAIS G.A.A., Hall Guards, Typing Award THOMAS DEAN FLORIDA DENMAN G,A.A,, Concert Band IOANNE DEPTOLLA Class Sing Committee, Hall Guards, Student Registrars, G.A.A., Teachers' Assistant, Sub Debs IOE DERBAS Gymnastics, Swim Team, Hall Guards JOYCE DERER G.A.A., Vice-President of Latin Club, Girls' Chorus, Stu- dent Registrars, Team Games, Class Prom Committeee BARBARA DOBROCKY Mail Service, G.A.A,, Hall Guards, Girls' Chorus, NO Tardiness LINDA DOBROCKY G.A.A., Hall Guards, I.C.C., Student Registrars, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, No Tardiness BARBARA DOLARK G.A.A., Mail Service CAROLYN DOLARK Senior Girls' Council, L -4 Chevrons, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society, I.C.C. Emblem Winner, Golden Eagle, Student Registrars, Class Sing Committee RICHARD DOMENK Frosh-Soph Football, Ushers DOROTHY DOMMERMUTH Captain of Cheerleaders, L -4 Chevrons, Honor Society, Iunior Prom Committee, Dance Committee, Class Prom Committee, Student Registrars, Cheerleaders' L STEPHEN DONOVAN Captain of Hall Guards, Dance Committee, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon fzfljasAeolmcy reoljacAef-if 5ArunA!LjVo PafcA 7 gclncahona recess THEODORE DORNAN R.O.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corps, Concert Band LAWRENCE DOWNES Skating Team, L Club, 2 L's , No Tardiness, Skating Club IOHN DRAWS Honor Society, S Certificate, Latin Club, Hall Guards if KENNETH I. DREZ Ushers, Fire Marshals KAY DUPLESSIS G,A,A. IOE DUSEK SYLVIA ECKHART Page Editor of Leader, Gym Leaders, I.C.C., L.D, Club, Team Games, Mail Service, Secretary of Quill and Scroll IOYCE ELLIOTT G,A.A., Sub Debs, Team Games, Fencing, Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant CAROL ERCHUL Sub Debs, Hall Guards, Concert Band, G.A.A., Team Games, Gym Office Assistant, Student Registrars BARBARA ETCHINGHAM G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Mail Service, Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, Spanish Club, Student Registrars, Class Sing Committee NESTOR EVANCEVICH GAIL I-'AIRBANKS Mail Service, Hall Guards, G.A,A,, No Tardiness, Teachers' Assistant LIANNE FEURS G.A.A,, Girls' Chorus, Gym Locker Guards, Captain of Hall Guards IOHN FILIPEK Concert Band CHARLES FILLIPONE LINDA FIRKIN Sub Debs, G.A.A. IUDY FLAMM Sub Debs, Student Registrars, G,A.A. DAVID FLEETON Honor Society NANCY GABOSCH Co-Editor-in-Chief of Eagle, Literary Editor of Eagle, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Latin Club, Vice-President of Library Club, I.C.C. MARYLYN GESS Mail Service Cabinet, Honor Society-3 semesters, G.A.A., Leader Salesmen, French Club, Girls' Chorus, President of Sub Debs IEANNE LOUISE GETCHAS Vice-President of G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Chairman of Iunior Prom Committee, UL -4 Chevrons, 3 S Certificates, Class Prom Committee, Secretary of Girls' Chorus, Vice- President of Spanish Club, Vice-President of Dance Com- mittee 's gone-fo Le seen no more. rlfljhzf Ae fAOtlg!1f JIZG was Page l54 IOYCE GILLARD Library Club, Mail Service, G.A.A. WILLIAM F. GOBLE R,O.T.C. Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, L Club, L TONY GRECO Intramural Basketball IUDI GREENBERG Spanish Club, Mail Service, Sub Debs, Girls' Chorus, G.A,A. ROBERT GREENWALD Captain of Hall Guards GEORGE GRINDROD Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Intramural Basketball, Student Registrars, l.C.C. LOUIS GRZYBOWSKI Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball ANNETTE GUNTY French Club, Sub Debs, Girls' Chorus, Mail Service Cabi- net, l.C.C., G.A.A., Student Registrars GERALD HACKER Spanish Club MYRNA HAMPTON Senior Girls' Council, Class Sing Committee, Honor Society -4 semesters, Spanish Club, Library Club, Mail Service, Team Games, Fencing IACK HARTSELL ROBERT HAUSER Hall Guards, Iunior Prom Committee, Skating Team, Dance Committee, L Club, Ushers, Intramural Basketball, Class Sing Committee GAIL HAYES L -2 Chevrons, l.C.C., Student Registrars, Gym Leaders, Leader Salesmen, Hall Guards, L.D, Club, Class Prom Committee IOE HENDERSON Leader Staff, Ushers, Student Registrars, I.C,C., Football Ticket Salesmen, Class Prom Committee PAUL HENSON MARILYNN HICKEY Vice-President of Iune Class, Cheerleaders, Cheerleaders' L -4 Chevrons, Dance Committee, I.C.C., Iunior Prom Committee, Vice-President of Latin Club LYNNE HIGHLAND Hall Guards, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus DOROTHY HOLLOWAY Leader Stall, G,A.A., Mail Service, Hall Guards DONNA LEE HOPP Sub Debs, Class Sing Committee, Student Registrars, G,A.A,, Teachers' Assistant, Captain ot Hall Guards, Typ- ing Awards PHYLLIS HOPP G. A.A. HELEN HOTCHKIN Co-Editor-in-Chief of Eagle, L -2 Chevrons, 5 S Certifi- cates, Golden Eagle, Treasurer of Quill and Scroll, Feature Editor of Eagle, Class Sing Committee, lunior Prom Com- mittee WAaf a vlafe lasf nigAf - no muffler, no gas, anal ongy fLree goool fires Page155 IUDY HUMAN G.A,A,, Hall Guards, Mail Service, Fencing, Team Games MARY IO HURLEY Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, I.C.C., Hall Guards, G.A.A., No Tardiness TOM HURLEY Iunior Prom Committee, Gymnastics, Varsity Football, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball GERALD IACOBS IEANINE I ACOBSEN Senior Girls' Council, Gym Leaders, L -l Chevron, L.D. Club, Mail Service, I.C.C., Treasurer ot Honor Society, Class Sing Committee STANLEY IAKUBOWICZ Honor Society-6 semesters, Dance Committee, Stage Crew, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Iunior Prom Committee, No Tardiness DONATAS IANUTA Captain of Skating Team, Honor Society, Swim Team, L Club, No Tardiness, Secretary-Treasurer of French Club IANICE IASIAK Girls' Sports Editor of Eagle, Honor Society, Student Regis- trars, Latin Club, Quill and Scroll, Gym Leaders, L -2 Chevrons, L.D. Club EDWARD IENKINS Swim Team, I.C,C., Senior Boys' Council, Concert Band, Student Registrars, Leader Staff, Class Sing Com- mittee DORIS IOHNSON Treasurer ot Latin Club, Gym Locker Guards, Senior Girls' Council, Eagle Stalt, Honor Society-4 semesters, Gym Leaders, Class Sing Committee, Student Registrars SUSAN IOHNSON Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Leader Staff, Sec- retary of Latin Club, l.C.C., Student Registrars, Class Sing Committee THOMAS I ORDAN Gymnastics, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Gymnastics CAROLE KACPRZAK Football Ticket Salesmen, G.A.A., Gym Locker Guards, No Tardiness, Sub Debs, Secretary oi Library Club RUTH KALATA G.A.A., Mail Service, Hall Guards, Student Registrars PETER KATAUSKAS Baseball Team, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Intramural Basketball WILLIAM KEINER Page Editor of Leader, Concert Band, Honor Society-3 semesters, S Certificate, Leader Salesmen, I.C.C., Perfect Attendance, Spanish Club MARGARET KELLY Mail Service, Mail Service Cabinet, G.A.A., I.C.C., Fencing LEONARD KEMP Leader Staff, Swim Team, L Club, Varsity Football, Ushers, Hall Guards, Iunior Prom Committee, Fire Marshals IOAN KENNEDY G.A.A., Mail Service, Spanish Club FRANK KERR Frosh-Soph Football, Swim Team, 2 L's , Intramural Bas- ketball, Hall Guards, L Club, Fire Marshals ALICE KING G.A.A., Typing Awards, Hall Guards I izza and 4 cAocolafe malfs. - Quit , afson, w at 5 f e ani: oie Page l56 ARLENE KIPHUTH G,A.A., Sub Delos, Hall Guards, Gym Office Assistant, Rest Room Assistant, Library Club BETTY KLIMA Gym Locker Guards, Hall Guards, Girls' Chorus, L.D. Club, Fencing, Team Games, GAA., Vice-President of Sub Debs BEATRICE KMIEC A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Honor Society, French Club, Mail Service, Eagle Salesmen, Student Registrars, Sub Debs RICHARD KOBYLECKY l.C.C. BARBARA I. KOLLARS G,A.A., Honor Society, Gym Locker Guards NORM KONIECZKI Intramural Basketball, Swim Team, Projection Club EVELYN KONIGSBAUER G,A.A,, Team Games PAT KOSCH G.A.A., Cheerleaders, Iunior Prom Committee, Class Prom Committee, Secretary ol I.C.C., L.D. Club, Hall Guards, Dance Committee RICHARD KOSEVICH Senior Boys' Council, R.O.T.C. Battalion Commander, Picked Platoon, Leader, L Club, Monkey Drill Team, Honor Society, l.C.C., Class Sing Committee KAREN KOSNAR President of G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Vice-President of L.D. Club, Vice-President of Spanish Club, Honor Society, l,C.C., Iunior Prom Committee, L -4 Chevrons, Class Sing Committee GAIL KOUSNETZ G,A.A. IANICE KUZEL G.A.A., Hall Guards FREDERICK I. LAFLIE Hall Guards, Fire Marshals RICHARD LAMBERT Projection Club, Intramural Basketball, Gymnastics PATRICIA LAMONT G.A.A., Swim Leaders, Honor Societ -6 semesters S Y , Certificate, Mail Service, Student Registrars, Senior Life Saving, L IAMES LAMOUREUX Hall Guards, Ushers THOMAS LAMOUREUX Hall Guards, Ushers IOAN LAPCZYNSKI G.A.A. KENNETH LARSEN Spanish Club, Intramural Basketball, Baseball Team, L , 7W' I a-0 Captain of Hall Guards, Co-Captain of Baseball Team, Class Sing Committee IUDY LAUX G.A.A. LANCE LAWRENCE 66 99 , arisf- 30 JOM A 2 nflcy sacL ?ggJechne fo answer on gl'Olfln Page 157 HIRSH LEVINE Honor Society, Spanish Club, Hall Guards ' RONALD LIPINSKI R.O,T,C. Picked Platoon, Drum and Bugle Corps, Monkey Drill Team IOYCE LITTLE G.A.A., Gym Leaders, Student Registrars, Spanish Club, Leader Staff, L.D. Club, Eagle Ad Club BARBARA LOTUS Leader Salesmen, G.A.A., Hall Guards, Gym Leaders, Mail Service, Honor Society-3 semesters, Teachers' Assistant ELLEN LOUTHAN Ea le Salesmen Hall Guards Girls' Chorus Honor G.A.A., g , , , Society, Secretary of French Club, Class Sing Committee NANCY LUCENTI G.A.A., Hall Guards PHYLLIS LUKES Hall Guards, G,A.A., Rest Room Assistant, Mail Service, Gym Locker Guards, No Tardiness, Teachers' Assistant, Library Club TOM MACKOWIAK Gymnastics, Varsity Football, 2 L's , Class Prom Com- mittee VIRGINIA MARTINKUS Mail Service, Teachers' Assistant, Library Club, G.A,A., Hall Guards, Spanish Club LORRAINE MASOPUST G.A.A., No Tardiness, Hall Guards MARY ANN MAXIAN Hall Guards, G.A.A. CAROL McCOO Science Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Hall Guards, Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, Teachers' Assistant, Class Prom Committee ELIZABETH McDONALD G.A.A,, Hall Guards, Team Games, Leader Salesmen SANDRA McDONALD G.A.A., Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen, Eagle Salesmen IERRY McNELLIS Varsity Basketball, I.C.C., President ot Latin Club, Eagle Staff, Fire Marshals, A Cappella Choir, Class Prom Committee ELIZABETH MCPHERSON Feature Editor of Eagle, Quill and Scroll, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Honor Society, I.C.C., Class Prom Committee, Student Registrars HARRY MILLER RICHARD MILLER Baseball Team, Hall Guards, l.C.C., Intramural Basketball, Manager ot Basketball Team, A Cappella Choir ROGER MILLER Latin Club, Gymnastics, Hall Guards ELAINE MOCK G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Girls' Chorus, Art League, 5 S Certificates, Swim Leaders, Iunior Prom Committee, L -2 Chevrons, Class Prom Committee MARGUERITE MOORE Honor Society, G.A.A., Hall Guards, Gym Office Assistant, I.C.C., Eagle Salesmen, Sub Debs, Mail Service flfljkzt ale egwanf or my Lirtlwlaly? ejvoflning, only a cas mere sweater set Page l58 ELEANOR MURNANE Sub Debs, Latin Club, G,A.A., Mail Service YVONNE MURRAY French Club, G.A.A., Library Assistant, Mail Service, Hall Guards IOEL NACH Student Registrars, Intramural Basketball, Spanish Club, Fire Marshals GLENDA NELSON G,A,A., Latin Club, Girls' Chorus KATHLEEN NEMETH Senior Girls' Council, S Certificate, Honor Society, L -- 3 Chevrons, Gym Leaders, President of Spanish Club, Stu- dent Registrars, Class Prom Committee IUDITH NEMTUSAK G.A.A,, Sub Debs, Secretary of Mail Service Cabinet, Iunior Prom Committee, Eagle Ad Club, Leader Salesmen NANCY NEVULIS Concert Band, Latin Club, Leader Staff, Mail Service, G.A.A,, Lyre-l Chevron IACQUELINE NEWTON G.A.A., Team Games, Gym Office Assistant, Swim Lead- ers, French Club, Girls' Chorus, Iunior Life Saving, Vice- President of French Club MARY NOBLE G.A.A., Swim Leader, l,C,C., Teachers' Assistant, Girls' Chorus, Team Games, Senior Life Saving, Iunior Prom Committee WAYNE NORRIS Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Class Sing Committee PAT NOWAK G.A.A., Mail Service, Teachers' Assistant, Sub Debs MICHAEL NOWLAN Intramural Basketball MARLENE NUTOF Honor Society, L -2 Chevrons, Student Registrars, Mail Service, Gym Locker Guards, I,C,C., Leader Salesmen, Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club PETER OKO Varsity Football, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball, Frosh- Soph Football, Science Club CAROL O'MAl'IONEY G.A.A., Girls' Chorus PATRICIA O'ROURKE G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Swim Leaders, Sub Debs IOYCE PACHOLSKI Hall Guards, Sub Debs, Honor Society, G.A.A., Perfect At- tendance, No Tardiness CAROLINE PALMER Sub Debs, Spanish Club, Mail Service, Team Games, Fencing, Hall Guards, G,A.A. IUDITH PARHAD A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Mail Service Cabinet, French Club, Eagle Salesmen, G.A.A., Leader Staff, Honor Society IOANNA PAWLAK Business Manager of Leader, Honor Society-5 semesters, Mail Service, No Tardiness, Science Club, Quill and Scroll, Fencing, G.A,A. CHARLOTTE PELLER G.A.A., Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, l.C.C,, Latin Club, Girls' Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Honor Society om is appcy . . . no more Luffons fo sew just f ose Ly eague Luc lee Page 159 HOWARD PENCEK Hall Guards, Fire Marshals IRENE PERPOLI G,A.A., Mail Service, Hall Guards, Typing Award, Girls' Chorus ROBERT PETERSON Hall Guards, Spanish Club, A Cappella Choir FRANK PILCH Hall Guards IANIE SUE PINKHAM G. A.A. WILLIAM POETZINGER Stage Crew STAN POLIC Hall Guards, Spanish Club, Frosh-Soph Basketball, lntra' mural Basketball, Fire Marshals, Varsity Basketball RICHARD PONX Concert Band, Latin Club, Hall Guards, Varsity Basketball, Eagle Staff, I,C.C., Leader Salesmen, Class Prom Committee IEF F PRUYN RUTA PURVINAS Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society-2 semesters, Leader Stall, Lyre-l Chevron, Concert Band, Student Registrars, Latin Club, Team Games SHEILA RANEY G.A.A., Hall Guards, Spanish Club TOM RASINSKI Concert Band, L , Swim Team, S Certificate, Honor Society, Eagle Salesmen, Treasurer of Spanish Club, Lyre -l Chevron SUEMARIE REDMAN - Mail Service Cabinet, Honor Society, Mail Service, Latin Club, Secretary of Science Club, Treasurer of Girls' Chorus DAVE REES Hall Guards, Eagle Salesmen, Manager of Football Team GERALDINE RESS G.A.A., Hall Guards, Mail Service, I.C.C., Library Club MARIE REESER G.A.A., Hall Guards, Mail Service, I.C.C., No Tardiness, Rest Room Assistant MARILYN RODMAN Mail Service, Eagle Salesmen, Honor Society, French Club, Teachers' Assistant, G.A.A. IULIE ROE Senior Girl's Council, Iunior Prom Committee, Dance Com- mittee, I.C.C. Emblem Winner, A Cappella Choir, S Cer- tificate, Leader Staff, Class Sing Committee CAROLYN RUSH A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Honor Society-5 semesters, 2 S Certificates, Student Registrars, Teachers' Assistant, Eagle Staff, I.C.C. HERBERT I. RUSSELL Eagle Salesmen CAROL SAIDAK Latin Club, Honor Society, Mail Service, Leader Salesmen, G.A.A., Team Games, Gym Locker Guards 9 7 Ziolcyou mai your college apphcafion. . . . must Lyle cz freshman again Page 160 IOANNE SCHABOLD French Club, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Sub Debs, Hall Guards FRANK SCHILLINGER Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Skating Team, Iunior Prom Committee, Honor Society, Dance Committee, Ushers, Stu- dent Registrars CLAUDE SCHMOOK Baseball Team, Treasurer of Latin Club, Leader Salesmen KEN SCHOLVIN Varsity Basketball, Intramural Basketball, 2 L's , Spanish Club, Student Registrars PAT SCHULTZ G.A.A., Teachers' Assistant RICHARD SCHWARTZER Varsity Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Student Registrars, Frosh-Soph Football, Ushers GLORIA SCOTCHMUR Spanish Club, G.A.A., Gym Leaders, Hall Guards, Girls' Chorus, Leader Salesmen, Typing Award CHARLES SEIDLER Hall Guards, Dance Committee, Baseball Team, Swim Team DAVE SHADBAR Frosh-Soph Football SHEILA SHULL Art League, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Gym Locker Guards BARBARA SKLY G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Secretary ot I.C.C., Vice-Presi- dent of French Club, 2 S Certificates, Golden Eagle, L -- 4 Chevrons, A Cappella Choir CONNIE SKONTOS L.D. Club, G.A.A., Team Games, Mail Service, Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, l.C.C., Spanish Club MARY SMILEY Cheerleaders, Cheerleaders' Treasurer of Spanish Club, Gym Leaders, Honor Society-7 semesters, S Cer- tificate, Hall Guards, Class Sing Committee GREGG SMITH Varsity Football, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals HM SOLTYSIAK PAUL SOUKUP Hall Guards MARGARET SPECK Mail Service Cabinet, Swim Leaders, G.A.A., Student Regis- trars, Skating Club, Sub Debs, Spanish Club, Class Prom Committee IOANN SPECOGNI L -3 Chevrons, Gym Leaders, L.D. Club, Student Regis- trars, Gym Office Assistant, Mail Service, G.A.A., Class Prom Committee RAYMOND SPRINGER Student Registrars, Hall Guards ROBERT STANLEY Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Ushers ARNOLD STELTER Gymnastics, Swim Team, L Club, Fire Marshals, Student Registrars, L ar fonigAf, olaol? rj-LcrnLs!. . . glaf f1re!CAange lf? S u r e can Page l61 LEO STERKOWICZ Skating Team, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Intramural Basket- ball, Student Registrars, Hall Guards, Honor Society MARILYN STIMA G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards MARY LOU STRUZ Honor Society, G.A.A., No Tardiness, Eagle Ad Club, Typ- ing Awards, Captain ot Hall Guards LYNN SUCHOMEL G.A.A,, Hall Guards, Typing Awards, Team Games MARY ANN SUCHY G.A.A., Spanish Club OAN SULYPA I Cheerleaders, L -l Chevron, Treasurer of Latin Club, Eagle Ad Club, Leader Salesmen, Gym Leaders, LD Club, Class Sing Committee IANICE TABIAN G.A.A., Team Games, Hall Guards, Spanish Club BARBARA TENNANT Secretary ot G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, A Cappella Choir, Treasurer of L.D. Club, Vice-President ot French Club, Honor Society, L -4 Chevrons, Iunior Prom Committee, Class Sing Committee BOB TERRY Hall Guards, Honor Society-3 semesters, Teachers' Assist- ant, French Club RALPH TIMM Hall Guards, Honor Society CAROL TORONTO G.A.A. BILL TRIPAMER Intramural Basketball, Frosh-Soph Football GERALD TYSCHPER Ushers, Senior Boys' Council, Fire Marshals, Latin Club, Hall Guards, I.C.C., Student Registrars DOROTHY VEHE G.A.A., Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen, Honor Society, Pro- jection Club, Student Registrars MELVIN VOGEL Hall Guards PAUL VOLTZ Intramural Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Fire Marshals, Latin Club, Hall Guards, A Cappella Choir, Swim Team, Class Sing Committee WAYNE WAITER Hall Guards, Fire Marshals ARLEEN WALLACE L -3 Chevrons, Spanish Club, ULD. Club, Leader Staff, Typing Award, Gym Office Assistant, Student Registrars, Class Sing Committee EDMUND WALSCHLAGER Varsity Football, Skating Team, Ushers, Fire Marshals. Stage Crew, No Tardiness, Class Sing Committee CHARLES WATERMAN Varsity Basketball, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Baseball Team, Treasurer of Spanish Club, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball, 4 L's PAUL WEDEL Senior Boys' Council, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen, Intramural Basketball, Honor Society, Frosh- Soph Football, L romefAeus ounvl- my iverf. egas ahve c ec s f e xecuflve Page 162 EDWARD WERKMEISTER Gymnastics, UL Club, Fire Marshals, Honor Society. Intramural Gymnastics, Captain of Hall Guards PATRICIA WHALEN G.A,A., Hall Guards, Mail Service, Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, No Tardiness, Teachers' Assistant CAROL WHITE G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Sub Debs, Projection Club MICHAELEEN WHITE G.A.A., Secretary ot Spanish Club, Typing Awards, Span- ish Club, I,C.C., Gym Leaders, Steno Award RAYMOND WHITE Leader Salesmen, Hall Guards, Eagle Salesmen, Teachers' Assistant RICHARD WILLIAMS Gymnastics, Intramural Basketball, L Club, Stage Crew, Fire Marshals, L , Class Sing Committee, Intramural Gymnastics RUTH ANN WILLIAMS G.A.A., Leader Staff, l.C,C., Treasurer ot Mail Service Cabi- net, Secretary of Sub Debs KENNETH WINIECKI Senior Boys' Council, Fire Marshals, Dance Committee, Class Prom Committee, Honor Society, Library Club, Stu- dent Registrars, Circulation Manager oi Leader LEONARD WOIIECHOWICZ Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, Class Prom Committee SHARON YORK G.A.A., Hall Guards, Class Sing Committee ROBERT YOUCHISON Treasurer of Iune Class, I.C.C., Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, 3 L's , Frosh-Soph Football, Intramural Basketball, Varsity Football LANE YOUNG Gymnastics, Honor Society GAIL ZEIDAS G.A.A., Honor Society EUGENE ZELTMANN Business Manager of Leader, Page Editor of Leader, Vice- President of Honor Society, President of Spanish Club, 6 S Certificates, Projection Club, Class Prom Committee BETTY ZOHRER Cheerleaders, Honor Society, G.A.A., L.D. Club, Eagle Salesmen, Gym Leaders, President of Spanish Club, Class Prom Committee ANN ZUANIC G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Secretary of l,C.C., Honor Society-7 semesters, HS Certificate, l.C.C. Emblem Win- ner, L -4 Chevrons, Class Prom Committee, Dance Com- mittee CAROLE ZUMERLING Girls' Chorus, French Club, Hall Guards, G.A.A. adgouf fime fo maLe l'Aaf senfimenialjournely fo H omp ana! Circumsiance Page 163 ..-1' ,lr A .si df' awaiian ara isc Sorne special rnaaic transformed the ayni one spring night. A iittie arass shack and a rnurai ai the sandy shares at enchantina Hawaii set the scene for the Iuniar Pram, The details that added up to a meni- orabie evenina were carefully attended to by Mrs. Barry, sponsor, and Ieanne Getchas, chairman. A climax to the Perfect Evening of May 24, 1957, was the traditional Grand March. Page i651 5 'V 'ki 25? Q.. ff 4 .- Q 1446 9. in - K-ff, My IC --1, f , ' 1 V ,naw gymmm, .awww ,4 ' Iulia Roe makes use ol her talents and treats the readers of the Southwest News-Herald to her Teen Time column. She likes to see herseli in print too! Free lance photographer. Ed Ienkins, is always on call lor school publications. At a moment's notice he can produce the proof from the pan. Although Paul doesn't really enjoy vacuuming the council room, under pressure he calls it a hobby , Lypica fjlzen J ' After 12 years of school, our Nancy still has trouble with primary grades. But starry eyes and eager little laces make each Sunday morning bright spiritual inspiration. Lindblom's full oi loquacious gals Who, like Lianne. phone their pals. Ierry hasri't put up a rocket yet, but with a hobby like this -- who can tell! Page 166 T iii? Q A? ' , iw , E , WT 'ff H like ' A mga 5139555 s A + A H A my f W Ab U ,Q M- X 'J Q' Qi! i . , A 3 A k fa ws 15 cginclglom Sfualenfs agree - H weei, rnoofA, ana! Sassy Perfection in styling, comfort supreme, a masterpiece of mechanical precl- sion, if that's what you're seeking in a car, the Chevie's got it. For the finest deal anywhere, on a new or used car, see Ferrell-Hicks, Chicago's finest Chevrolet dealer. Bert Tovrog, Charlotte Rehling, and Louise Beck pause during a demonstration ride to see and hear how Ferrell- Hicks saves you more. FERRELL-HICKS CH EVRCLET, INC. 5727 South Ashland Avenue Ripublic 7-6200 Page 168 SX ,gf ,-,,,,,,,,..........------' fa -...ML 5 f, I UVAA I, A...-QV. i1f3e?QZ3 I 'nl' X If Ken Scholvm Borbuvo T SELECTINO FRAMES FOR GRADUATION PICTURES IS AN EXCITING TASK AT LEANDER STUDIO, LINDBLONVS OFFICIAL RI-IOTOORARI-IER 2I8 South Wabash Avenue ' Chicago, IIIinois fi f if 'Q :': ' i fi? .-V ii BOWLING AS You LIKE IT G 'Z 31: li is 3'Q im I U fli 121131: 12+ 1:1 es, 15 1:1 1: 1: 15 12 15 11 1: 151 1: 1201: 19,12 1: 1: 12 as 1: 1: 19 15 19 12 12 12112 19- 121 as n o ' 2:1 2 Qi 5 If . ' . 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THE FOX COLLEGE STUDENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS MR. EARL B. FOX, President canning for cz ufure romisincg QQ QWGV S MARQUETTE NATIONAL BANK 6316 SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE GROVEHILL 6-5100 lt's smart to save, say Carol Stoj, Robert Czoski, and Arthur Mark as, ably assisted by an offi- cial, they tour Marquette National Bank. High school students realize the importance of getting an early start in financing a college educa- tion. They believe, Saving today may mean an education tomorrow. Page 171 GRADUATES APPLY AT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE FOR A JOB WITH A FUTURE The Sherman Klove Co MANUFACTURERS TOOLS BOXES fo! Bus TERMINAL IN FRONT or PLANT 3535 West 47th Street IA A heD CHICAGO ILLINOIS L FLUTE? THE CHICAGO CITE BANK and TRUST COMPANY HALSTED AT 63rd STREET f LTL UUIUUIU SUT f? D 2 r'J E c :Q E ca f 2 2 1 fd 2 HV E Q 1 1 MJ D 2 ig E Q ei 7, 'U KC! Member ot the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 'WU if f? 1? ' 2 Q N A I N . 2? - I ,.j Flowers are the perfect way of con- veying a message. Karen Roeder and Jack Beasant decide on the orchid as the flower for their prom, and na- turally, they turn to Mayer Florist, the Home of Beautiful Flowers, as the place to buy it. MAYER FLORIST 1711 W. 63rd STREET PRospect 6-1134 7 fm ronfz ylowers anal Cfzss ings Class rings offer a lasting memory for the graduating Senior. Peggy Beckett and Mike Nolan choose their rings from among the complete selec- tion available at Farmer's Jewelry from 515.95 and up. FARMER'S JEWELRY Clock and Watch Service 3415 W. 63rd STREET CHICAGO 29, ILLINOIS Page 173 arrcy emories Gu! ,J 71 iff' f., . 1 is E511 55:1 i gg! u- '-' S gg! 1 H 'I 2 H P Pi G 5 E 'U P Z P! 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His first ambition was to be The owner of a store for you and me. Victor-Victor B's Greatest ofthe great school stores! Gym suits, lunches, or pee chee's. Anything you want at Victor B's. Art supplies, books, slide rules too. Victor B has everything for you. Victor-Victor B's Greatest ofthe great school stores! F119 l75 l V i C T 0 F B ' LiNDBLoM TECH BCDOK STORE 6204 South Wolcott Avenue O PRospect 8-9478 at 2 as S sr :U .2 S 'E E' : z- Ll i T :- Q 3 Q.. rn U7 'F In 3 :1 If 4 cb 3 c In H9651 IR NWI U1 1 L Skatmg Every Tuesday Frlday Saturday and Sunday Evenlngs Speclal Matlnee Every Saturday and Sunday 2 to 5 P M JUUXIIL UUUUUW1 Monday Wednesday and Thursday Reserved for PrIvate Partles ULHUIU JU UUU JIU Mu JU Ja S S S E HOME LOANS SOUTHWEST FEDERAL ol Chlcago 6401 South Ashland Avenue ChIcago 36 lllInoIs ROBERT J ELLIOTT Manager Telephone WAlbrook 5 9710 Pg176 -'- Compliments of ACME MARBLE BUMPANY CONTRACTORS AND FINISH ERS 4750 South Maplewood VIrgInIa 76521 INSURED SAVINGS COMPUMENT5 of the Savlngs and Loan Assoclatlon Cr 195754 Harry F Yates Pr nc pal Mrs E ch A Ma ks Presldent Lawrence Perlman lst VICE Pres dent Mrs Nlcholas PuccInI 2nd Vlce Pres dent Joseph Jopek 3rd Vlce Pres dent George Eckhardt Record ng Secretary Wm EvancevIch Correspond ng Secretary Mrs Roy E Furlong Treasurer HY . 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X 1610 WEST 63rd STREET Phone WAlbrook 5 8121 A ROPA E Compliments o Hotels Windermere 1642 East 56th Street FAlrfax 4 6000 fi 2 Q I? E rig' 'i IM-A 'sa Compliments of H P FEURS DBA Interstate Insurance Agency GENERAL AGENT BROKER COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE 6108 S Ashland Avenue Chicago 36 Illinois WAIbrook 5 5671 fvl fo-1 41111111111 11111 11111111 1 1 P11111 111 1P1l1111B:U11Pc1P 1PnU11'nV1111'11111'LR111lL111 F' 2 fe f Cl ee A 35 Q a A? 2 2 Q fri? 'It 2 21 ni! Q an :,: it , :H - HR! HW '-A ? Member Federal posit Insurance Corp. -1- my I Q 'H :gax gg 1 - 2 gf? Q :Q: 0 0 pf? a a a Q PUBLIC SAVINGS P3 1.1 . rg - - - - f :ev .- 'Ee W. . , xecutive Officer '3r:'?1':1i.'1 1:1 fi :1 31lB2 I.-.1 F1 J. .. .. .. ,.. .. .. . .. .. .. 3. .. :.. .. .. .. 1- . X.. I. .. V.. nl .Q .. mf. I.. .ir .L .QV.L,.l .. Ni 1' ,1.' 1: 1.'!1:V'1E!1.' if fiffil IL: 13 ,i1:!1 11: 1: 1' 11: I1.-fx Page ISU lRPPRPFFPPPPRVPJ I Pl PIU RPIUU Fl J I I Pl l 1 I PFPPL QI ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? T fo-J ? 'N ? 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Gifts Prom Speclaltles BEVERLY HILLS FLORAL CO N tE pe 2443 WEST 63rd STREET PRospect 8 0833 8 0834 Chlcago 29 Ill GRoveh II 6 2701 Ho s M 12 Noon to 9 P M T es Wed F Sat 10AM to6 M T s 10 AM to 9 M KOPEIKA JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRIST Guaranteed Jewelry Watch Opt:calRepa1r:ng Jewelry Made To Order 2448 W 63rd Street Chucago 29 Illlnols CENTRAL AUTO PART .IOBBERS Auto Machine Shop and Electrical Service POrtsmouth 7 4383 5745 W 63rd St RI FORD BURKE MOTORS INC 65th Street and Western Avenue CHICAGO ILLINOIS PRospect 6 7600 TMNT, XI 9161610181 The Ongmal SWANSON S CATERERS and DELICATESSEN 2502 w bard sf chtcago 29 WAlbrook 5 1533 WAlbrook 5 0003 Page 183 Ott' eS ppl Rubber St mps Goods o nt Made to Order IAMA STATIONERS 6305 7 SOUTH KEDZIE AVENUE PRospect 6 9102 Chucago 29 Illunols ITITUTIUIIE DUT HUNT .IETNELERS 3106 WEST 63rd STREET John J Hunt Class of 23 Uunel KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS WATCHES CLASS RINGS RIT EXPERT PICTURE FRAMING Come ln and Browse Around THE GIFT STUDIO 2449 WEST 63rd STREET PRospect 6 1500 Chicago 29 llllnols IT U Phone For Servlce HEmlock 4 1500 Baby Needs Drugs Insulin Dietetic Foods PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED Remblake Rochkes Apothecary BS 2421 W 63rd ST Chlcago Prescriptions Our Specialty ITNTILL TITMT 2701 West Sixty thlrd Street at Washtenaw Avenue SULLIVAN FUNERAL SERVICE PRospect 6 8300 Harry P Sulllvan Raymond J Sulllvan MANOR PERSONNEL 2356 WEST 63rd STREET 2nd Floor Entrance on 63rd Street o al e e g Roo For Empl y d Applc Ma m ec t c GRovehull 6 6000 ITUTIITUTITITIRIITITITUTI EIITUTITITITIR , 15 ,3 13 tg .5 11131 -1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .1 .. .1 :1 .1 .1 :1 :1 .1 .1 .' .1 :1 :1 :1 :. .1 .-1 :1 :1 .1 .1 .1 .1 :1 :- : - - - -- -- -- -- --In -- -- -- --'-- -- -- - A I . .. ..l .., .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. ..' .: 1:l1:LI1.-I1: 1: 1: 1: 1: 1: 1: 1:l1:' 1: 1:,1:'1.-I 1.'l 1:1 1: 1:11 ., ., rn .- tg l :I . - mm :': ' lo? . 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S- L QF L 5 i E TD T? ED 5 L T? is 5 5. 3? 5 Z? 5- 5. Ni. hs. F I IIIHI IIIIILIIITY GIGLIOS FOOD MART We Deliver 5657 SOUTH ASHLAND GRovehlll 6 3110 1 51 V 8. O FOOD SHOP 6106 S ST LOUIS AVENUE Chncago 29 Illnnols I I I I II Money Orders Drug Sundries KELLY S SUNDRIES 5603 S DAMEN AVE PRospecT 8 9402 School Supplnes Greehng Cards HARDWARE PAINTS 84 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 5525 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE Chicago 36 lllunols Heahng Plants Vacuum Cleaned Furnace and Boller Repairs Round The Clock Heahng Service JOSEPH W PRAXL Sfoker OII Burner Sales and Service HEmlock 4 8917 Inf no answer callj HE 4 7878 1739 W 63rd STREET Chicago 36 llllnols II EILILI LIXIEILI LI UUUU LI ILIIII L In LIL UUHHUUHU X. .2 .: .: .. 1: .. ..I ::I1.- Es :s'fsI ssl fslasllfz- as asks as az-I fiaeks, fe, was rx Eg .. . fi I - i is I . N I - , ::: ' Q , EQ . - 1 . N ' ' . L: . ' L . T T I f F ' I ' 0 0 r .Z ' , , f,y :E 3 Z 2-.U If I ' LQ I' rn 5 L C A g I. If K l I I A 5:5 . . . ' ' 2 ' ' f . f :j. ' . 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SON The Home of Good Prlntlng for Over 60 Years 5627 South Halsted Street Chucago 21 Ill Telephone WEntworth 6 2300 Phone REpubllc 7 1861 UNIVERSAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 6255 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE Room 11 2nd Floor Kenneth L HotT Chncago 36 Illunous HEmlock 4 7355 LEO S HARDWARE 1912 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 36 lllmons Page 185 WAIbrook 5 5530 Specalzng Chlld sPotats d gP C ddWedd gs Portraits by LaRUE STUDIO C 3316 W 63rd Street Chncago 29 Illnnols E UU PRospect 6 8716 RElnance 5 2899 EST 1901 APEX UPHOLSTERING CO Manufacturers of Flne Furniture Reupholsterlng Repairing All Work Guaranteed H R Dobrocky 3320 W 63rd St Chicago 29 Ill U UU UU IDEAL PET SHOP Accessories and Feeds For All Pets We Raise and Tame Our Paralceets Birds Monkeys Tropical Fish 1634 WEST 63rd STREET REpublnc 7 2505 Chncago 3 UU UU U Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1958 From ELLERS SCHOOL STORE 6245 SOUTH WOLCOTT AVENUE PRospect 8 9356 School Supplies Light Lunches RElnance 5 2181 3732 W 63rd St EDWARD J KASPAR Hardware Paints Glass Oils Plumbing Electr1calSupplles Saws and Lawn Mowers Sharpened Compliments of MR and MRS RONALD ANTOLIK UUUUUUUUU UU J U UU U UUUUUUUUUU UU K- 1: 1: 1.-L1.-31: .: 1: 1: 1: 1:l1:l1:i1.-11: 1:1 .:, 1: 1.-W1: 1: 1:l1: 1: 1: 1. 1:l1:' 1.- 1.- 1: 1: 1:1 1.- 1.- 1: vilii 1: 1: II- 11 1? 1? .P 1? 1:1151 1:l1:l.? 151 15' 1. .P V A . , . .. 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