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

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1960 volume:

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' '.f.:,2.adnwi1L.f..m.f:.HN.,,. ,-A7 f? Ib IA- ,- vv ' -f , W Eff, '-5 .441 W , f- 65570 milwgfwwffcf 1 A ' . 1 .AAV A I - vf' - . .lr S. 1 ' K . A X, . J 1 . - Q N x J . f 1 AA., V . 7 1 uf' f' ' 'Z' A R L X J ' I rv lg , . ' xx A ' 'J ' I f I A L , X' , I fa ' J. pf., 1 I N - 1 if El' 'V ' of V A' ' z . u X X V V ' I ' . ' i If f ,I Ik, N wif , 2 -l Q P' , A rfifill D! . A u ix 1 5 - - E ' .J ' 3 . X x . ,Q my A D . . X , , ...I . . i 5 , Q X A D x L V' w Q '. lf x u 0 fx Z N ...-51, .X xx THE EAGLE 1960 LINDBLOM TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Chicago, Illinois fallf. . t' Robert Little Editors-in-Chief .... . . I ViClOr GGCCIS t Walter Dorus Literary Editor. . . ..... lOYC9 P01914 ll Pat Calvello l Elaine Miller Sports Editors .... . Nqmes Kumski l Karen l-lunt Feature Editor. . . .... BCIIUITCI ZGTUCIU I 1, Rita Pertetto An Edltor' ' ' ' ' 1' Willictm lftirnlqus Business Manager. . . .... Donna Weinstock Literary Sponsor .... ...lVlrs. Alice D. Stanton Business Sponsor ...... .,.... M rs. Grace Blitz Advertisement Sponsor. . . . . .lVlr. Gus Sotir -P Aboard the United States Cruiser Macon, leader ship of the task force sent by the Navy to Chicago to celebrate the opening oi the St. Lawrence Seaway, and the emergence ot Chicago as a great ocean port are W. Dorus, B. Little, A. Granitz, S. Giermann. A. Rehling, I. Boerema and U.S. Navy Midshipmen. These young people are well aware ot the necessity tor dedication to their tasks: strong beliet in their own abilities, and in the future oi their city and their country, and a love ot their inspiring American heritage. L W ' 'K M1 X L Wg! we ,R ,N .wjs Q BH W 13 ,X 5 V . 1 'rf J , F J: gibxwpqg ., zu:m J I , df swf G '- 'Q ,459 ig . lu W! r 1,, Y, q N5 'I 2, E vw ,-if , ,, - Z , V . gl M ., 1:1 ' ,, wif in fi 1-5 'JC 0-Luz ' 141:43 - . -' A 4-5, w b,-f. .ww A' 'MQ R5 vf W ff m' , v12Qj'2a- 2 15. N. M X 5, , E mmm -Y ----'M ' National Merit Award winners receive the Congratulations oi Mr. Yates. if-ww, ff 5 .2 V' L iff' E ffl r if . Z it if 'WN .lk Q-:AM -SEE, f , f La ,X Admiral Ephraim P. Holmes, in charge of the Naval task force in Chicago this summer, enjoys a session with teen-agers on the Macon, leader cruiser. Coronation Day for the Queen of Homecoming, Diane McCormick, and her Court. Mr, Power's Volkswagon and the Beauty Court vie for attention. Page 4 GCWJWSMP af effmllfom is SLlfl1'lAOh1CLJ Ly fjke gsfffen ciagfe - ,QV 4-Cwfferskip in ey4cf,wfic5 1769 U CUP - ,Qf sfmvlm-Sify in :y4fA!cfic5 5716 :Sv Cerfijlicafc - for sfemfcrsiiys in ugfisfmfslip is Inspiron! diy tj-Ainlicrs in 04305, CHIC! C0llI'CIgCOlI5 k.q'lCCl!i5f5 CIS . . . yn f .. I , f X ? W I Theodore Roosevelt 11858-19191: Mit We are to be a really great people we must strive in good faith to play a great part in the world We cannot avoid making great issues. All that we can determine tor ourselves is Whether we shall meet them well or ill All we can decide is Whether We should shrink like cowards trorn the contest or enter it as beseems a brave, high-spirited people. Our country calls not tor the lite ot ease, but for the lite ot strenuous endeavor. The 20th century looms belore us, big with the tate oi many nations, lt we stand idly by, il we seek merely swollen, slothiul ease, and ignolole peace then the bolder and stronger peoples will pass us by and will win lor them- selves the domination of the world Woodrow Wilson 11856-19241: No man that does not see visions will ever realize any high hope or undertake any high enterprise. Daniel Webster 11782-18523: We live in a most extraordinary age. Events so various and so im- portant that they might crowd and distinguish centuries are, in our times, compressed within the com- pass of a single lite . . . Our proper business in improvement. Let our age be the age of improvement . . . Let us call forth the powers ot our land, build up its institutions, pro- mote all its great interests, and see Whether we also, in our day and generation, may not perform some- thing Worthy to be remembered. lf 5 W f 1 tt if 1 5 .... ,V if 3 X 1 in 4, ,Km i fi 5 M. t H 2. Q2 i 2 Sf Mai, if 'A 0 Z 13 4 2 5 - fp-, ' l ,, wa t . Q, f U Q lf. I, ,Q 4 M 2 , ,K it V lf 5 g ' Q . , at hm 35 3 . 21, K in . - . R Z Qjze qlfop ies Af aliincldlom ln the great cases in the main hall the magnificent col- lection of trophies there prove how Lindblom has developed leadership and fine citizenf ship through the years. Stimu- lated by a fine faculty and ad- ministration, the competitive efforts of eager classmates, and our Wonderful American pioneer spirit and heritage, our young people have learn- ed success is important. In giving of their best, they are not like dumb, driven cattle , but heroes in the strife. To- day the smallness of our World demands the influence of democratic ideals must not fail or die out. And with our public schools lies this challenge: We must learn to live greatly in order to transmit greatly. The words of the poet are very true: Our echoes roll from soul to soul, And grow forever and forever. Page 6 1, 1 v,1f,1f11fjr'111',''1 1'1f,1f1ff11' :'1f111f11r1'1::,g21ff11f:,11f'I1v1111-:1,r111f1 11111111111-1 111151111 Z 1 +154 war, v Am., 1' aW . . 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V JCM ,ff X , ,ji,.L fffjf' ,ff .:::1-- 'c Q ff ' , f 'v1'-' ' , '75 M x,,. f :, A .I V H we .,,,1, 2 ...I IAAQAIA kb i A 6: M1 . V, ,lllz . M, 7 , ,f SBHUUL ln hope, in desire, undergrad- uates View Lindblom's Honor Award program tor those who demonstrate in their studies work and ability above the average. We live in a most extraordi- nary age . . .Let us. . .see Whether We also, in our day and generation, may not perform something Worthy to he remem- hered. 490 3 if ?i Lk SK ,. f g I 5 5 U ' is ,- ' ' 1 2- ,- , P 2 1: rf' w D 0 Ljze eagle S7AlfC5 Jiencler, an xecufive, ca an o C'74VCll 6l'I255 - our rinczful r. arrty iyafes Upon the principals leadership, extensive range and calibre ot interests depends so much ot the value ot his school to community and country, and even its contribution to the peace and progress ot a small world today. Where there is no vision, as we have otten heard, the people perish. A great American high school is like a town, the principal as mayor must keep it shining, consistently efficient in achievement ot goals, dauntlessly aware ot its responsibilities. We salute Mr. Yates tor his awareness of Lindblom's place in today's concept oi schools and societyg tor his iine administrative and organ- izing abilityg and, as a leader, tor his combined vision and common sense. In his own lite ot strenuous endeavor, aided by a highly gifted, enthusiastic faculty, he has striven to make his boys and girls leaders in scholarship, athletics, extra-curricular activities, and in recognition of the common brother- hood oi man. Here in the pile ot brick and stones called Lindblom, with an established heritage and wealth ot tradition, the principal guides us all. ln this we may say: He builded better than he knew: The conscious stone to beauty grew. if-ff , ,xx li - f iii? sa-nf V- J Q, ul' 9 Sq 1... -N -aim' The principal shows appreciation of the scholastic achievements of Elaine Miller and Lloyd Walker, co-valedictorians of the lune, l959-60 class. The success and happiness of these young Lindblomites bring meaning and validity to erudition and study. 4.- OPPOSHE PAGE SECRETARIAL STAFF Each member of the Secretarial Staff of Lindblom High School would Win All-American Honors on any office team! ln their manifold duties all are ever conscious of the purpose of their work: to keep a great high school functioning smoothly. Super-efficient in their aid to the principal, faculty, and students, they are in- variably courteous and understanding. Pagel3 w . it e MR. EDGAR H. PALMER l-lere is a man with rare tluenoy ot tongue and ot re rnarlcable learning To listen to him is an educational experi- ence lntensely liked by faculty arid students he especially enioys fallcing with Student Guild members on matters Of Concern to therzi as young citizens if. a tumultuous world and as boys and girls with personal problems Yet he must ttnd time for master programs ratings Ior Golder Edgles discipline :ases did a hundred other assigimeits We thirrl: or him ii fhis ',-,'i'y- He who knows and know-.ls he lin:'.x'.s he L5 - - iztllavr him t'Bulton's Lifel MR. ISADORE SOLOMON lt at sense of humor is the greatest grit the iinrnortal gods gave to mankind, then Mr Solomon has been highly blessed Por, with one ol the most Complex jobs in the sohoal, he has the ability to laugh and instantly see the smile ir. everything Under his sponsorship and organization, the regis- tration and prograrnrning ol thousands ot pupils has been oar- rted on Fafulty, student, and Class programs rnust balance - all Classes must be equalized, every pupil must be aided All of us admire Mr Solomon lor his ability, and enjoy his sense ol humor immensely, often exercised under .stress and strain ssisfan f Vinci a 5 MR. ALBERT LILEK The world ot science will torever hold its own tascination lor him As we see above, he has slipped into the biology lab to see the nuclear develop- ment in the egg: and to explain its meaning to students A teacher and later chairman ot the science department he also proved a fine administra- tor lt is Lindblonrs loss that he has left but a gain for the school to which he goes as its new principal MISS BIRDIE EHRENWERTH Our new assistant principal has counseled innumerable Lindblomites The block program and the C classes tor gttted and above average stu- dents has been her great contribution to Lindblomq the allocation ot other pupils, according to their individual needs has been done under her guid- ance To her new post she brings an adrustment counselors wealth ot experience in dealing with young people Ariel as a teacher in and toriner ehairrnan ot, the loreign languages department she has an acadeinical mterest in developing culture and scholarship -1 4 , m,,,,,, 4 ...-...D lx . MR. IOHN W. ANDERSON MR. HOWARD T. PILDITCH Foundry Wood Shop 'Y i , , W4 The teochers in the techniooi de' portrnent ore distinguished hy their superior hockqroiirid flflfi I obiiity in the Courses ottered. And eoch instructor to o rnon is exe trerneiy popiiior. Wiiy? interest in boys, patience with thern, kind- ness, ond or terrific sense ot hurnor ee thot's why! And to new teoche ers the some oordiori understand ing is given. MR. CHARLES A. IOHNSON Wood Shop ...NW I , ,Y.,.3i .3 if ggi J , - Q i - .55 5 ax any r X-U MR. WALTER W. FREESE Choirrnor: ot T'f?f'1'l!li-Rftl ihj-pt lah 17A I 1 f MR. ROBERT HODOR Print Shop L27-ec nicallv, rj-Aecy re olos. swf A-Y MR. RICHARD STROCKIS MISS MARY FINLAY Morchine Shop EYIQHSTI Page 15 X262 62155 R MR. IOHN SCOTT iiffhe' 'i'1 ,a Kilt F UV- ,,m. so sf. ff W' H tt., I I I Mas. ANNA MCGRATH A:liusf:'.etit four selor ADVISORS Holdinq to this truth, thot Chorocter ond od- Justment ore the very toundotion ot success, the crttendonce, voccttionol, reqistrotion, reading ond Counseling oclvisors qive speciolized ottention to eotch students bosic needs, rnorol ond mental. Uncler this Combined influence eoch teenfoqer is o better Citizen ond hoppier personolity. gn CLI! Ja 4 1 9 lf! 'V' MFL IULIAN KANNEH MISS BIRDIE I. EHRENWERTH Im, ,V ,M 'mm , tu, ASSl22lk'llll l r1r1v1pnl Gillwvl Slllulkxlllfi Advisor fi 1 U N - ,., 5 'W' ,A'F AE? 'M M'-W-M-W .--QW 1 f M '-'h-Q-- MISS HELENA GROVES Admmxstmtlve AH gjlzz P xl gjxizealecf osf MHS- FRALNCFS FITZGERALD Heudmq Cllmf K.. he . , N ll, T757 if , X, N , I af kl, it X f ' , 1 2 MRS. ANNAMI-XY MOLLOY MR. EDWARD BOUCHER Psychologist Page 17 '-1' w-,, - -,.,.. W-, i x U ,,f K , wish were W3 Q' fww ff 1, MJ ,WA 4 ff -fa l 1 5 ag 7 i' MR. HARRY TOMARAS Speech Assembly Chairman ,fm af' s 1' XXXYXXN' MRS. HAHRIET BROWN l'lftfJlllTl'1 Editorial flpormyr, Lindblom Leader v MRS. MARIORIE RULE English Senior Girls' Council onfufnunicafion, cz eans or apporf Communication at Lindblom is supplemented in terms ot publicae tions, speech, drama, speech ther- apy, the library, Senior Cfirls' Council e a veritable wealth ot contributions to help the varied po- tentialities ot Lindblom students. Teachers in these fields strive to have the younq people working with them realize their capabilities, develop a satisfying sense ot achievement, and establish a fine communication, dictated by the needs ot any particular situation. ,W fa1LNR' Q. MIJRHIK MR. EDWARD ROMANS .rpm-vli Tliuraymzl llvnlrt IH MRS. ALICE D. STANTON tlnqllsll Litumzy Sponsor' Lindblom Eagle MISS BERNICE K. DONEHUE UM A 17 L1-'N ?!U!3l! i fuss-.....,NAs 2, ng 5 1 MISS CHARLOTTE DOBBS TeQCher - Llbrcrrzcr, Y . .. Kr ' MRS. LENORE CALPHA NJ .......v MR. RUDOLPH BOHOR Chairman, Boys' Physical Education Dept NX X ii - , f W7 ASR i t COACHING STAFF X Gym teachers and R.O.T.C. men work with Lindblom students who are bursting with activ- ity. Yet these dedicated men and Women never lose their equanirnity as they condition, disci- pline, and coax their youngsters into successful teams and units. From these develop confident s younq men and women. For the coaches ern- phasize the importance of healthy bodies, corn- mon sense, and a happy outlook on life. Q N . .3 igA P irife L' ' '41 W WIN? f, h Q 5 2 , , 47 s t t f' ,,,ff 1 Z N ' 4 ,W . 7 5 Q .44 gh I ft! MHS. MARGARET BARRY SGT. CHARLES E. FOWLER Klllfllllttflll, RCTC iw, l llfZIf lll,fll1 Ill'7Vl Irigil P-.IQAT so K , Q E Wxff r Egg -2:A f FLW yr 4 M ,WSW QW i W oufA V, ii BM 4 X w I X MFE. age J Aeir oncern 'X ., L, 2 MR. MICHAEL I. GANEY Social Studies Cocrch Page 21 I! 'I' 'Y N? Q . Q Bc B A '4 - f in . .Mg AI ,- H- K f . . Ad cf! 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M4 ,, . f Y 1: 1 ,Yay 'W . age fn V51 .2032 eww. MR. O. R. BARKDOLL Seite-nf:-Q ha. 1 QQ. ... Q W ir ' 47' ' L it K at af! -'A Zi, , 'Q if fe . get A ffm 52 ,V 3279? , f' - Alf? I zz,-544 i -it I I , VW : X , , ,A ,V,, ,I D N 1 ' 41 5 ,A . 4 - ff Q M-1. .X 'ew.w,:, m In .. I E K MR. BARKDOLL-104 Row 1-I Furry: K Orchgrdg K Tlnnesp S Mf:mi:qiunfJ.s: H Mgrkou-.'.ef, How 2-I. Vimorcop E Engngll: C Premgsq H Seminettog B Badger Row 3-C Turkowskig N Noblep D Umporowifizg G Victorlgg I Bittner, T Mf1t'hfi Row 4-I Moskglg C Serveng S Addington C Lehrrmn: S Heirriaqth, W Sher,--Q: 66 Czonclwcf 5 jbree- ourfA5 o ur 1 e In the Foreign Language De- partment coloriul props and cos- tumes are often fascinating means of getting to know your neighbors. R uni Page 23 by M: X 'E 7 fa W L.. 'W JC 6 ii Xxx Q5 MBS. AMY HALEY Corn mertmf. Row Row ROW ROW Row ROW X X. 'Q . a 'l MASS' lk MRS. HALEY-105 Row l-A. Icmtolclc: L Pullcmog R Le-me-rg S. Fletcherp I Worcilc Row2iC Smithy G Bcrrthp I. Momlch: B Fornutor: B. Starr ROWS-A Phcxrrq K Curterq A. Dczvisg D Riordcrnq M. De Scfrio is ROW4-I Timmg R Smithq L. Puller- D Slronerg D. Wrightep I Yerkovich iff : .Q ufjzze greafesf of qzzmlfs 5 MRS. ATKINSON-110 1-M. Porembskig L Wi5niewsk1p B Burger: D SChC1rtlep G Loizzo 2-L Carrie-vcileq G. Drlickerg C Kulculkcrg D Morrison V. Wonderlick 3-W Dorseyg I. lvlcxxlfznp A. Schcrflhcruserg C Heitzg I Mahorrchcrlcg P. Rmkus 4fL. lioyeeg B Milchellg D. Herrmflrmg Z Flcimysg M Murphy 5-A Cerrrrcrlcg K. Morrisg T. Kneppe-rg D Romcmoskyg I. Ncxwcrrcxg R Callahan 5-L Ierlkirlqorry I. Mcrlnflrg G Buikemfirg I l3C1stierlk I , .ZR .ble- 'P P' Axim 17 'C' F bs 'Q .Mt .Mg Jai. Ky' 44 c ',v X' MRS. GUSSIE. ATKINSON Enghsh 'QP S Y MISS E MURPHEY 200 .Bernachne M AQT1H11S E Dawson R Paul I Delrberto .Thorson S Atzrnan B Bagetlch D Marek I Swanson ,Carver C Zoladz B Iess1e T M1hauskas E Tremrnel I Zawelekl .Yudis G Pretras W Fletcher M Herrera M Barborek OVISCIOMS O OMG MR. GARBOW 218 Row 1- Row 2- ROW 3 Row 4- Row 5- I-Nt Rh. f . MISS CASPERS-229 How I- Ecw 2 How 3 Row 4- H ow 5 Comcrdp K Kcrpml-115 B Gordekp I Sheelyg H Wheeler E K MRS. WALTER-219 H31-fl-A Cicper- C Bro '.'.' F' C Him- I Ha' f W Howl-K Hanrcshcrq N Stauiacher I Miss- How 3-I3 Plekcrslilq I3 Iohrisong M Lenmsg I RQ ','.' 4-L IVITCNIIYIXII' C Iufevxc- If X.f' Iyfxllafxisicfs- RCW?-E Lpxie- P '.'i::iiex'eIT5e I Stalcup so Ae fi Gsimlrg M Ccmrivcmg If Mmmig L Mdssothy S Harvey -H211 .4 5 Q S Mqrrorq L VVCIYITICTHI G Bette? L VU Sharp VI' Dex'1r19' I EA ay5 of C3 1 oufz L VV1E'I1I'1QE'FQ S. Skmlfxg I I.,L1CI'CIlCII'dj IQ? RUVITTIOHQ H Blcmchlng V SICIGYCT Lewisg V Petermtmg R Mcxrronp B Mass: T Erozmusp S Brezmskl Iurczykg II' Shfnpp I Ifykclzo wi 42 69' I WQL I, JII' f I I K Iwi! QP S I ov'-ii XM-wuvWF ' iK4'9s.! MR. Row How ROW ROW How Row X W Q wif Y J! 'K SERRA-310 I-G. Iohnsong 2-I Pcxvelp W. Zomikg P Holdem I Erwmg C. G Wlndstrupg E. Dobrockyg W Dlckasong T Turok M1IChSIIj R Rezekg K Pcmekg I Wheeler N35 MCEvOyp S Cemyp B Morcmgy LU Lcxbmcyg Il. Kc-hoe V Guzovichp I Dormellyy S H6151-iey L Llrwlalromg If Kmztcil Adamsp R Brochg T Topekg R Mmorg P Memll Cismrikp P Lmrussoy R Beieckg L Demns ff I sa .. V f e ays o GLU' gory L L MRS. Row Row Row Row Row MEHRENS-318 Flohrg L. McGovern F. Pretty P. Clementsg D. Hcxmllion P. Gonzcdezg P. Gulbing C, Pcxlcrdeg L. We-ily B. Scholies SCIYHETQ P. Dybusy C. Iohnson L. Opuchcmg C. Tomschg I. Furttcr Gcrffneyq B. Mcxzurg E. Wodurczykg C. Burgess. T Wcftisy M Swartz Nedbcrlg I Milzy R. Muszynskig L Adumsq R Colemcmg T Wojcikg E Gcrrrlgcir Scciccici if SR bw' Ni ,, Q if if 2 . of 4 sg E Q , . XQ, ...... fy? Y new :rpm MRS. BETTY BETZ PhyS1':'1l Educoiion Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 53 3 'Q 5. e mn. ' -.ev E ,f x X ' L X S D J .Q X X X X X 1 f 'ai Sir 5 . y . H 3 ix ,I , X Q, - ' ' ' 'S-F' -EEEE fy MRS. BETZ-317 Row 1-N Row ZYL Row 3-S How 4-G. ' Row 5-R Row 6-I. Mr:Kirchyy D Michorliky D. Warne-ry C. Worey C. Young . Eskrldgey I. Ziulpoly B. Freebergy V. Hectory A. Hctnno . Sie-Wcrrty D. Hernondezy N. Pinky C. Quortuccioy M. Ambrozy N. Rehling Mossy S. Rytlewskiy L. Loquisty W. Wingelniky L. Ccrgneyy B. Bunchoky S. Lindberg Redvicky L Pozeky B. Brownfieldy I. Noviky W, Byersy R. Prosser Kirky R. Kuehnery I. Sisul NCAaracfer LZ Shapcy MISS FULTON-323 -L. Rcrpiscrrdoy T. Sifrery P Coltrncrny B. Hcrrtigy I. Woronoski 4L. Iohnsony C Coproy K Blokerncrny I. De-Grcrdoy S Childs -D. Mcrncusoy C Klirnosy D. We-issy D Mozey Y. Morozy M Balch -R Andersocky S. Pie-rcey G Preussy B Worsniewskiy B Sneddony H. Lingier -B. Andersony A Bergdcrhly B. Le-stery R Fletchery L. Antony H. Mochek , Q 433 4' f of ,, . Q .jfs ' L M AL MRS. SUE FULTON Comme-rclol S-Til ? XE? qw ?'N-.A g lm :S Kr 'br 'Wm 979 . 4 my-K aw .. I A . 13. 1 Y J Q, ,I Q. X as x N T S N ' T' 1 A .X ii M 'E if xgagif MISS DOROTHY KEEI-'E Commercial MISS CHELSEA-325 How l-M, Beller Row 2-I. 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Sorensen: R Kammg K. Quickg W. Wollerq S Konigsbauer - l U31 fs' 5: -if 1 Ski 5 35figpv .gg-.gg E e Q. ll 'J gli? If z f x'f . wx' OPAOHIOVCS Miki Marmirio arid Bill Newton hopefully admire each other in prospective reqalia on the road to progress. For Miki, the Cheerleaders jacket and the Lindblorn L are symbols of high value: for Bill, hopes of a successful career on the Varsity team occupy his mind. i FX S 'W' x S t xii X 'ir ,mx t . It 2 X S ' Q L ,, In 1. it X 1- 5 if XM it 5 5 Q 5, ' P i l N 1 X . ' I 1' X N- V' x .. I K .Mx f we X ,,,,Q.. 1 as Y , X , if X ' W A 1 qrjjziiyw ww: MW X . a , ' xxx XgtQ2W.l. v 'wzrtzww 'xt Pketggkg Q st 9 xjcffincq llqwpurcvf ckc5Po1151'A1'A'fl11 Jdgcntl 112 GSS? MISS BETTY MULLEN Socicrl Studies 11? Luv Lfaamm-mS'?mQf ' ' t I MR. ZAWACKI-109 Flow l-L . Orloffq I. Iocobsong I Burauerg T. Cullerry R Honey Row ZAB. Roberlsg I. I-luosg I. l-lecrlyg R. Trotterq I Como Row 3-L. Petersorrp O. 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But there is no denying that he means business and these young people are forging right ahead in responsible positions of leadership in school activities. 4 Qlqa N... ' , Y QQ Q - A it ,, . , , , t X ., XM, g Vg x s ?,., , ' : ll Z X . F 1 - ' l X X A X ll t X lt X f it l Y l ' 1! r X ff: , A J E 1 5 l I J 'S if w f K 51 I, f Z 2 ' 1 , f Q '4 f 5' , VZ' z 11,4 I JM , J' .. , f , ,, . in 4 ,,', V ,L V fy A -fr,-2 V: . ff t. r f 1 if fd, I age ' - , ' W 'Lil 11 'ff A M f MAN i it ' ' is f 2 f 1 r N X N X ' 's ' N 5 N o x 'M . ' s . 22 Qi, vi! it - ,,,. 2 Ayr' . :girl T ' f fl: r ' 3 4-lt MR. PARRO-101 How 1-V. Mcxckg N, Pietyg M Ccmzoncfy D. Ritchie-g K McKenzie Row 2-H Vondrckq I Emleg L Nelson: N Vcmderklootg C Misickcr Row 3-I Krcxshcrkp M Nicholsg F Rcipiscfrdcg I Moustlsg D Glrouz-: Row 4-C. I-Iorvothp F Bcxrelsq C Douthxtg W Creme rice o wis orn S above 0 4 99 mee o n IGS MR. GOODMAN-107 Row 2-C. Browney G. Stung R Lortwisp I Smit G, Bmlcs Ask if Row 1fS. Ierozody S. 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Marmo D Madehen I Sanders G Boske W Sutter G M lzer R Ke-math cz f earnln MR. Row Row Row ROW Row Row P3 Q- E Y v C C, X f i . SN gms, 542- Mia G H wiv: . . ., , 5,9 tl I.. 1, si jwlwa ji. fb N10 MR. ALFRED INGLE Sfzenie .SN .X Q mx. if WW' Jlfxiw S ui w if 'TH' 5 , WR Vw MR. INGLE-205 289. Row 3-I Moloney: Row Sfl Shclikusq Row 1-S Greenwoldg S. Ccxtozzop G Rusing S Lokey K Reilly Row 2-I Moroscoq V, Gulbmg L Bicmching B Pavlikg C Cook C1 Iorsinskmy E Smolinskig C. Strcrubirmgy E. Mileskoq D Hovcmec ROW4-W Smtichp R. Wolfq P Vcm Kczmpe-my D Novyg R C-forzelg B. Monahan D Biorlkcxp D Gordon C Poloq A Wojmechowicz 66 nowleclge 014465, MRS. ALICE AUDET Enqhsh MRS. AUDET-216 How 1-G Kqrpinfwlup E Szcrrkfrg S Smi'hcw:aky: P Fiobc-rTP,g M Norton Row 2-G Ienzemg S PAUCIOLQZCLIQ K Bflckfnzg M Kuehrmerp C Comklm How EMF Scholerp R Kmye-rg P Iflc-mg M FCIIIIHIINVIJ P MClIlhOTj A Riebe-I How4fD Elozuzg Vi Hmrmlg R Kcutlwlruyy I Lfnvxg R PlC1V'l1C'kp T1 QNIGHQV Fiow5--I AVG11l5j W Ivmmcfkgl Le-rmzog P Dolph 'Mtv we-' , MW-f-vii f ,mf 1 ,WW W M4 34.4 A - , A, , ,ef W I gf, Q, 'Z H A N D mdk '4- QF .gs IG. '79 ,pk .Q x A -M ky Q N A -mm A Qmwfx MD. ., AHL 'li wi 2714? KA- :Amis JN fc i.f,...1' 2 ff A -S? 4.5 583 0 ki Qi' :N-'wi' 1 3d MN 'X I A W 2' W at MR. IURCZEWSKI-208 ROW I Row 2 hI. Sullivcmg Rhodeng S. Burgerp R. Osbomp H. Pave-y -D. Glove-rp B. Olcrszekp I. Murcruskcrsg K. Borrtusg C. Hcmrcihcm Row 3-M Chclmersg K. Snydery 0. Thomczsg R. Bogeiichp B Kaczorowsku P. Kroiko How 4-M. Mcxckelg B. Ienkinsg .E Kurcrlesq S Kcrpralg W Stcmiec Row 5-T. Bcxetzelg S. Nestorg P. Browneg R. Pqvlovg R Lukesy D Ksyckl inf 5 'Www I O O KIM :Jem angers MR. LEONARD KRASNOWSKI Phys1f:41l Ed ucotion Mr. Krasnowski-223 ROW 1-L. Mcrrcog P. Vcxrgog M. Fcmucceg L. Iirscrg I. Zcrworskx Row 2-I. Mercrvig L. Hecht: L. Pcrlcrrikg D. Lorbiorkg B Lunkes Row 3-L. Peischlg R. Stclckp H. Eversg D. MCCOI1-nickg I. Rizzog P O'Brien Row 4-R. Norrisg E, Wcrsylikg I. Blechcrg I. Bcrcherg C. Secfquistg I. Halvorson Row 5-Fe-frog B. Gclrrettg I. Milligcmg F. Gslukovicg R. Antolik .fb AK. my QW 2 .. fs MR. PHILIP IURCZEWSKI Comnlercix? S mmM 44 'Y '58- -x Q-hfs . g I ii'-S fi N Q Swag 9' 'Q Q W I 1 x Y 3 w 0 . -J- Wx I s x may I , MH. WALTER IEPSEN Ccmmerfwl MR. R O w IEPSEN-226 1-A Smalley: P Hcnleyg A Vcvoulecrsp I Blclckp I Cerepc ROWZ-L Frcxnluewlczf M Kcbellay H Agne-wg G, Mczurerg L Reivuz R01-' 3-D V1mc1rccq B Stolq D Zccekg B, Olsen I Heitz ROW4-I Strygcnekq If Monccoq C Suite-:ig If Migity R Gome-yy C Sharp R91-55-G Newtcig H Przytulcxq M, Grossmciiiz D Pcuifil 624 man 5 Bai MR. SCHREINER-227A How I-S IZCIVAEQUVAQ R Lef.-.'1.f' I' Srvlthg I IJCCc:rt','g If Iffaliette- POVJZ-Iff Querlrig Y Slofrrr S Botw1r'.aI:1: B VYGIGS- H AICITICIQE' Fc'1:3fIJ Turley T Edrmerg G Ivfhllonq I Hlzzog B SFIICJCII' P Sewer FC '.+,' 4-H Eisrtc,-rsltyg E Kop1r3:1Ic1g A Gregolreg H Dmege-rr II Thomcmsg C HEWY1 mn'-F' 9.6 MR. GEORGE SCHREINER TVIUSIC :uk iw 044' .mn- 651 QQ- wiv v as mai MR. EDWARD IANOUSEK Physxcml Ecluvcmon ,naar qw MR. MALECKI-227B ROW I-G Rossp A Neltzkey K Woterrmomy S Cmsong I. I-Iorfmmn Row 2iB Crossp B Bromary P Home. C Brodcxp R Augustme ROW 3-C Cumminsg K Goldg K Buschy I. Bronzellg I I-Ieverq C MOCIOCG Row 1141? Zcxpfelg B Ienkmsp B. Pezcq I Mrozekg R Poge-rg T Wm AID . I Q., vm gm . .:... if. , Q ,Y Row 5-I Pietrowskig B Silvermczmy I Portsg I Eqmn R Floluq I Szul-ic1ISIcrg I I,Irbc1'I K Goodrode- 2 If 99 V1 OSV5 MR. IANOUSEK-242 Row IAC. Iohnseng I Deretcry D Coltmcmy G Schomerq I Levigxe Row 2 D. Tclylorq K Ochotcy P Mcfhcyz D Brcwng B More-nz ROW 3AI. I-IC1Hg C Tclrczong T I-Icfmling D.Iurkowsk1y IVI Glcfbp ,E R255 ROW 4-G. Crnichp W Frcmkg I Lewisy G. Iureiicg C. Poschp I Dcxggy Row 5-F Richp I Bemcsp B. Brcundp E Wittmcxyerg R Sme-rzg T Lezyr.sI-11 IW' X N 595 V . vga S x WW -M 441 if 4 .,. DANIEL MALECKI I-mL:I1FI'1 M D M WWA. Wg iff 1, X ' 14,5 'f 7 rife MRS. SCHUHMANN-300 Row 1-S O'Dom'1e11g C Vxfeyer B Morcrvek M Vwone I Walker ROWZ-I,Ver1ekGmpq S W1emcm D Iackbon A Nvkofzc P Ehmke HOW 3-M UZHCII'1Sk1f M Novobel S Lobu R Pqrnqczfter D Borden R Werrer ROW4-I Mosuncrsg P We T Ncrflcrro E VVGTSI T Nohe L VLlL1HfCl B Greer Gorsep D Scrgcng S Pickett D Breneke H Pllnf Schwurtzq R Ve-135 R W1lk1NSOT1 R Onusmtx R Zylko 457' JY 'ww' G Nw Q MR POWERS-311 Prettg H,Mcrur1,:f1kg S Iurkovlch M Dochertv M Iohr Andrysiorky N Albing R Trnkru -sul...-3-, gflyiq f WW Q31 ,Ami avflb K..-J ,W .30 A239 ,AA -mf 'SQA fi MBS. MCBRIDE-322 Row 1-M Chicrrcrppclp I Iohnstong V Schaefer I Iungmcmg K Hum Y, I ,fiiyildic Qu, Row 2-E Moccxlusog I. Krusbeq C Blcmtomg M Grecoq M. Mock xg!,dXr,f 5'-VQIIL. , wx' Row 3-I. Howamicp R Be-C117 M. Scrbcztellog I. Dcrlliop B Budkap B Kirk It t 'O I 'mx HOw4 I HCITOS: Dfirygcllg T. Sowmslug IJ Bogurowgku W GQ-msg I Kms:-L11 . if A' HOW 5- 'IQ O'MC1Ileyg A Ivlofasg QW' I ffm' 1 n A . 99 'BW t Q O Mfl Vlfl O V2 I V2 17, -0 MRS. BRIDGET HENINGTON 7 l'Ifmuu EI,-f,11nfl11ir'5 ., 4 wiring f fj I .ff :.. ff 1 5 ,. Q x O Q5 ,C fm XX gkjggjigi is qi 1 55195 rf '45 Xmw f S W5 ,fy-59f2,,1gS 0 A iftw N 1, 1 5 4:3181 sfxfiy gp- r- fy M f' 9 si! M Y Ami. 4-Ma,-c-gq'.1, 1, O ,, ig,jsgw-'5j'g,N5.,.f2zSK' , .w,.,, J t- q,.-15,5-.A 5 Mm.: f, f:'g.x,4i5g,.,Q5,., 'X f .- 1' :Egff-.tQ'f'f Z 4 ' 3-'Sf5:'i.f1 : '?v-if Ni 'f'-if 'fm.J?12f.'-7- aS' '.S?Z51? Nw ,. ,V,.Qf:- 1 ,, .1 953 aff' I'-, ,Mala f -z ,Z gg' f- iw ws ,z:.wZ1msQ ...N-V: ax :V ..,, 5. ,, , ww., . . H -' , 3 ,q,f,, .Wm hw. , IW 'IS:I:I Q 3 1 .3-:::E:. 'If -. 5'l::.. , x iii- . -gh .- I ....., ' , Q'e,..M, I , .X Q. I. QQ, Q. Q 5 ,, Y. , '..-1, f, - Q. -X-y',A,,, , . I. , dr- - 2: . 1 K, w.-- W--5.-1..f, 15, :Q ,W -sv .5 I . Q :,, H 2. . S. 1 I if 515925: W6 ZX Wx f N 'KW U R0 I x,l7gkQQ , Ska, X wx X W3 Q nk 1-. A-wfxx QS 'W KW , x E J x..,,M Qx Q ., ..s .Q X ,. UW - .'l,A E Illv' v.,,,,v g IIII I IIII MRS. Row Row Row Row Row Row HENINGTON-324 I-B. Slocrtg P. Mikicichp G Hcmdsg I. Kcrplcmq S HUTTIGY 2-P. Quiliciy B. Siodelmcznny P. Wisniewskig I. Stefcmsg I. VVCx51nsk1 3-S. Simpsong K. Dovisp N. Figcxrip D. Guttmomy K. Gram 44L. Coseyg B. Wcxlkerg M. Stofvolcrg O. Keltnerg A. Lohnp I Coble 5-C. Wilson: T. Mikosg T. He-hery A. Labrojolcmg T. Carlson 6-D. Pcrwlowskig W. Rcfcllcxg I. Kyniong I. Moncicog F. Be-Ckeit MRS. BETTY LOU MCBRIDE H im, I. .1w1m1f':w Q 3 R S I S 1 . 4 I r Q I 4? e n io rs :ECCICLOIIQ fAc rcscnf C f-Q , L Z Cll1C!4blll'VCyllIc7 1lflll'C L L Seniors at last! Scholarship and leadership dreams are realities: hopes fulfilled. The future broadens: to serve themselves and their country as outstanding citizens. Now they deliver the torch of school leadership to younger hands: A glory about us clinging Of the glorious futures We see: Our souls with high music ringing . . . We dwell in our dreaming and singing A little apart frorn ye! Arthur O'Shaughnessy ,Q I f we C56 f 'N- 16 ,J A ' W Lf ,awk 4? ,dk ia'- ! K ,jwn F31 f1NTWSf-6 MISS DOYLE-206 ' Row I-L Molmeg C HOQCIQ K Barony H Hcmgy I Sukcrch A 'Y LW U ROWZ-I Pqbmug, E Gordon, D Chqpmm, K IM'-4 1 Pfwtfflz kayak KEYBOARD DIAGRAM How 3-L K'fflqtkO'ffSk1I W Bunchy H Bartlett i9'f ?b ,N , Q 4' ff--fr 'W 0 0 C 65 SXIJQVIOCVICC 5 an rc 2 FERMAN STUBBLEFIELD M11lI1w1lwIMf':'1 R N S 46 MR. Row Row ROW Row Row L cl Q H o lfl 1 n STUBBLEFIELD-211 1-C. Burksg G. Suddothg D. Ccrrterg D Furttclg R Semkc .41 006 f00G 'GGG ll J 4 G G MISS BLANCHE DOYLE VV. VvHlI'1 T,'1l1 2-S 3-T Ce-rvenkup B. Hcryesg N. Richerdsong I Dmkowskiq H De L151 Ruffolog N. Wcgnerg L Pcrwlcrkp B Iohnsony T, Tcftarg L Porklris 4-E. HGGgy A. Woodward: A, Kcrrcischg Y, Sluneckop B Slergeyy V Mcfyowf 5-M. Petersp R Sebekg A Lukomskisg E Kncxuerhazeg F Ulleweitg I Petrovzc NTT Sul w.. iink MR. WILLIAM HUEBNER Silence MB. HUEBNER-327A Howl-I Horvothp I Shonnonq B Krolewsl-up G Smlthg M Allen Row2-T Powhl-cy P Poveyg M Broun: I Kolmony P KWICk ROW3-I l-lerbllqp L Shcfrpg I lVlCDom'le-llg G. Hoslinqe-rg A. Mork Howl!-I Wisniewslcig T Bollclziz D Miglorig H l-leimy P Woltulichp H Mansour 66 MR. SOMREK--327B Bowl-B lrmisp I, Elliott P Smodcml-:op B Sulkoy I Norpollllo Row 2fC. Wlltq V Tolkqozg I. DGIHOVICI L Schlllocig R DGISI Row 3-S Bemerp M, Emmericlzg F. Slominkog I Wolllg N Perilg I Monaco Plow 4-A Liskcrg I Mcrckg D Eolwordsg G Szymcmski K Swanson AWS Vg ,am W6 airs! gr- F Rowfw-C Dongle-sy I l-lucllkg P Coshenq D, Corlsorlg I Kobyleclzyg G Murphy jgis eneraiiom 0 Qioaericans MR. RICHARD SOMREK Suence QF af, I -A 1+ ., I , 5 32SPf.GHf'Y: '. I .. ., ,,2..QlvQ, ,.I,,Ag,, I 3 Mani Ah QSC! MH. MCKENZIE MORRIS COIIlIll+g'f l II fm, fs A , A Mgt, WMM MISS MUTH-327C Vow 1-D Wlemerr I Chrustekf C Hosimgg A Tumkg G IVILl3SQf, Rvw 2-B Walken L 'ffcrromosklg I Sihwjeferz I IVICDOr1UHp A VIIDEE ROW 3-S Meyerg I Vclrzderklootg V Se-Hg C Iohnsyrig M Kollg M K1r.q Row 4-G Amildy I3 Vfunlu-:kg D Sedifkis EI IVIE'53IYYCi9I'j C Swallow, G M RO '.'.' 5-T Tcusr D Gilomb of . 99 en ezvows wzfa esflncv MR. MORRIS-327D 'gigs N61- 'Q .w ms.- Sv Row 1-I. Mille-rg D. Bciumgcirtnery I Slmchekp D RL1Ik1E'N'1CZf M Pe-fmka Row 2-M. Hcmsonp I. Tcrssoneg E, Goldste-ing R. Fclllong A. D1G1c1como Row 3-L, Mondrcrgonp P Hoey I Witasp S Schilling B, Mehalovg M Slefnmer ROW 4-R. Stcmtong P. Vcislowg B Auksig C Mcftykiewiczg F Bronglel F PGTCICI In Row 5-I. Richcreekg P. Le-crhyg R, Kearney: I Femcmdezq R Golsmb Enix .5 N, x I - - I W X N , .. ' - --- p ., MISS DUMONT-327F Row I-E Kmshcxwq M. Powersy H, Peep L. N19ISGY17 C Stroker How 2-M Puorukg A Peslokp C Duseky S Murphyg D Deon How 3-C KCISDCIF7 B De-Grc1sseg R Sie-gleq G. Schrelerq T Gmcomo ROW4-F McCc1rtmg T Rullmcmg I Rossi: B Lcxwrence Mqfjifge ajesfcy ofocfe ever rows MRS LONG-327E ff 1 I Allmdq B. Wolierg I Spmmerg I Shumwciyp A INQCIIC1 f L If Stem: I Bennett B Hffvelg I Moore: I Kmmqs P 1 If Hcqrowslup Q Emerg E Sovng B Woliowlczg S Blqefk- Fx Houser f 4 Iff Cenroyp D Gcrrreltg R IW16-rerujer, I3 Gozdefklr I Proszck- P Skuple P 5 I' If13IfCfCiIg H Iohmqiong FI ITV-'mtg VV Kmrlmfm ,QW Jai'- 'Bw I wg ,II, ' ' o O Xloerlnaenfaf gciulr nzenf ,x'Clfe5 ficlr 11110-1.11 DEDICATION To each department at Lindblom, as a special honor, we are dedicating a cer- tain month ol the scholastic year. Each month is connected with a great Ameri- can or an American Heritage activity, which is related to the work of the de- partment. The selection will serve as a reminder of the valuable leadership rendered by our teachers in their re- spective fields of specialization. We feel that what is done in the classroom today will be reflected in the success or fail- ures ot our citizens tomorrow. f-s bop fcnzfic SCIENCE DEPARTMENT . . Dr. Arthur Cctrnptort, born 1:1 Septezggrer r QI it ifctivity and Cosrnitj rays tqught 111 me Pig,-g -- I I U M fhtcago, where lohn Lecliner, Bill Grit A ,211 r 1 'iacuurn spectroqraph there. Lindlolornls science teachers lifitve :tie littgfe if Cx t mm Ut 3 tc to mans present and potential Ct'fl'll9'CEIll'9'i' Q11 1 tt r, 113659 14 5 wwf WM fmwv N MQW, A www vwwmwwwy , , A W . Ng ' x X 5, 4 i s qqwm wfw' W -Xfwxnw K' M .fff 1 Q 1 mn-www Q X QNXQX WSW 'V will W dn- algqx vw: N, wmwmmqw iw-with QQ if Q Qu N423 max wmwxhisxwxx D itww W ilflilf NUHKWG-XY wspsuww X X 'km AX ' NXNN X NN, W -. . K xi sq . Q N V I Q7Ze1 eac!z fo fAe o musical er ecfwn J P J GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT . . American Women have always taken special interest in sports. Helen Wills, born in October, l905, had the world applauding her magnificent ability nitennis ludy Perlman, ludy Gacki, and Lynn Lamont are capable ot great dex- terity and skill in fencing. The Girls' Gym Department has an exciting variety ot sports that are tremendous body and morale builders. Page6l C cfogel le, S5 , f U I . Q X , ,Z Q X X Q Xggggwiw., - x yyxx ' 5 Q, X . Q .4 X. X . K .X K . X f . 1 X X X X A Qsv Q.. . ,..:,..i .X R S Jxkhg K it x X A K, f , - xv -Q ,. , 1 ., 1,-Q V ,.,pM 7 'k f A 1,4 --.. - jf .if ,M 3 ix KX. ' w!11u.9 x mis -,ww Xgwi SX .5 :X wx X Q t w -Q x X K N5 ' f. X -xxkw A XS A, M X N X ix X. N Q -Xvwb A A f. Wf:,5:. X -5 -. x 100 x M . Q ,X xx A , . XQ5 Xkimi-fix N wx .X wg X SX Nw f - X X X 'X X Q Kiri- sw A E A . 3. WNW Q w S 'fs gg ui' sw A NN, We' XXX if X X Q J X . Q N- XX f fi Q ...Nw x.. ik 1 . ' of f 7 Aan e cl ow 1 na es s Q 3 TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT . . . Un December 22, we honor Stephen Dcry, who, os the tirst printer in the English-Americon colonies, published in l64O, the tomous Bay Psalm Book. Theodore Low De Vinne, born on December 25, l828, cts d type designer did much to roise the stgndords ot printing. Bruce Wunliicli, Sheldon Broiler, lert Abrohdm, ond Phil Von Kompen View on ecrrly Americcrn printing press. Lindblom's splendid technicol deportment includes Foundry, Mcrchine Shop, Woodshop, Printing, ond Drortting. The quolity ot worlc turned out proves the vctlue ot the trcrining the shops give, ond the deep interest ot the students. O X f l Vlll lllcq ctcnrgcr l . 5 ' t - ! I .11 'ii t , 1 it , 2 2 3 i l 1 l 4 4 -l usin ess ernanu 5 Qiivcrszfbcl SAME COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT . . . Une of the qrerjftest plwilfintliropists in our country and in tlie world was lolwri D. Rocvkeieller, lr., born in lctnucrry, l874l. His inlieriteel weciltli was in- ffrecrsed tl'ircgwi,1f,gl'i COIl'lIT19l'C'l1'Il enterprises. lntensely patriotic and it conscientious llllITlVII'tllfTTlfTlt, lie poured ent liis money like waiter to lnrtlier tlie mood ol all anucnlv lnimfmity. ln lllft f.,flnif'fmrn Bcwrtrnl ul Trride, vvliero enorinons sales ol qruin and wlie-Gt fm- lTVllISflf'l !l, llnlw ,llt,llIlf'l, l,yn llener, and Diane Kelley wutcli G ticker tape will nnl lll'tllftf'f1lIfl lftll tvlillrwvl-111. ln Selle street lwnildinqs loom its ii biickqrouiid. Cjfitirraf-:z in Ilui- Cfninnrimwrwictl llepcirtnienl ul lindblorn ure ol invaluable 'I!11Zlff1lfIIIf'l'lII lnlnii- lniniiiiirsaz vfirevrs. l'tvt1f till 1 1 t 3 feploing nfo ffle ings of Qu' orefafger- SOCIAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT . . . Exciting February, birth month ot Lincoln ond Wcrshinqton, induces Ted Kcrlcrl crnd Corrine Q'Neill to dress up in Civil Wor qcrrh crnd toncy themselves cts Lincoln crnd his lordy ernhcrrlcinq in the cooch Lincoln used in Vtfcrsliiriqtori. Bill Sierqey crcts os their coochmcrn. Lindhlom instructors dre well crwcrre how vitol it is tor students in history ond civics to know our Arnericcrn I-leritcrqe, yet to think olso in terms ot world connniunconon. P31655 71 C 'U'Ilt'l VI J . X Jozxrzg l.525fCl.l15 SQA? inn: ana! Sauce ff lwglem c TINA MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT . . . CY: lxlarcli ll lS79, Albert Einstein was barn. l-le became an 9Hl1U9Ul :i1atlierna't1:al pliysicist wlia tormulated tlie tlieary at relativity, iiivalvinq time Ind space. Glenn lvlateia, lanice Leviane, and Richard Nolan in the Museum cl Natural Science and lndustry watch a great pendulum tell time by its swinqf ina witli tlie unseen mctticn ct cur eartli in universal space. l.indlalctni's lvlatliematics Department is caanizant at the claiallenqinq new :ciicepts at cur atomic aae. NN -5' mn.. ,..u-' fr' -Q M. -X 'V X . Q ff! X x vp XX af' A x v1 'k usicians ana! Jgeffisfs 017161110 ART and MUSIC DEPARTMENTS . . . Nornictn Bel Geddes, horn April 27, l893, is crn inspirotion tor our niusic ond crrt students who hctve collcrhoroted in the production ot the Spring Festi- vcfl. Bel Geddes wcrs ct stoqe desiqner, or thecrtricol producer, ond writer. Brood wcry sow rncrny ot his crecrtions. Here ort students work on lovely posters, niusif' students, on the merry-oo-round they mode. Piccrsso, Tosccrnini, Piemhrondt, ond lrvinq Berlin become, soon, tcrniilior ncfrnes to our ctrt ond music lovers in their clcrss ond extrct-curriculctr octivities. 17 aku f5 ,74'6.w1'l'! ' Q I sf'ff 1x 1... 1 if 1 Q yy 1 1 3 1 fi 1511'kXX -...Y K' 7. x 1131. 11 . Q WNYYT 111 1 61012: of Pmncq ln ufnwuz 5 OLfVLll 5 1 5 - - fvlfff 1 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT . . . 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HERMAN REINSTEIN English 4 1- REYBOAIFQC F., M- G Fi? 3 ' L kvxx JIW I Ns, 4, 'fffiri 2 fvh VV xl: It 1 ,Q . -.f Lv ,I f I .1 -I MISS CYNTHIA DANIELS '- CfTIT!'.'E'TC1U1 MRS. NANCY TOOMEY BIOICQQ' -,gf Y I .- V , V Wi ' . AAOUJ I V Y 3 woo l I5-I - , I 1 QI g X, 399 g K l Sl -, ,GAS V Fe i 5945! . , Ge 2' 72.605 E X x f 5 V: , K . enior 5fucLe5 adgsor mzzzarcy ,Gears With constant companions, their books, lanuary Class officers exchange ideas on firial exams, as they gather Within the familiar surroundings of the Lirrdblom Library. Leading the Ianuary Class of l96O was Ken Schmitz. presi- dent: Elaine Nlezilson, vice-president: ludy Bednar, secretary: and Douglas Behlirig, treasurer. They did a superb job! despite the grind of study, too. lv ir 14 '-1 PEGGY ADANK G.A.A., Honor Society, Sub Debs, PATRICIA ANN ALBRIGHT No Tardiness, Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Student Beg- istrars, Honor Society, Gym Leaders, Team Games, Class Sing Committee. CAROL BETH HOLLY ALEXANDER G.A,A., Mail Service Cabinet, Madrigals, A Cappella Choir, Class Sing Committee, Eagle Salesmen, RONALD ANTOLIK Concert Band, Golf Team, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Latin Club, Class Sing Committee. NANCY V. ANULIES G.A.A. SANDRA ARBETAN l,C.C., Dance Committee, Class Sing Committee, Leader Salesmen, Team Games, G.A.A., Gym Office Assistants, HL., RAYMOND AURAND Varsity Football, Frosh-Soph Football, Frosh-Soph Basket- ball, 2 L's , Honor Society, Spanish Club. IUDITH AVERY Girls' Chorus, G.A.A,, Swim Leaders, LD Club, Gym Office Assistants, Hall Guards, Team Games, Student Registrars. MARIE A. BARTUS G.A.A., Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant. an nary girachzafes -it WM, it CWM wg IUDITH V. BEDNAR Secretary of Ianuary Class, Senior Girls' Council, Vice- President of l.C.C., Golden Eagle, Honor Society-7 semesters, Leader Salesmen, Class Prom Committee DOUGLAS H. BEHLING Varsity Football, Honor Society-4 semesters, Hall Guards, Treasurer of Ianuary Class, Fire Marshals, Ushers, Senior Boys' Council, No Tardiness. IACQUELINE BENEDEK G.A.A., Sub Debs, Pitman Award, No Tardiness. GRACE BIRKS G.A.A., Hall Guards. IANICE A. BLAHA Secretary of Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, A Cap- pella Choir, Class Sing Committee, Feature Editor of Leader, Vice-President of Spanish Club, G.A.A., Mail Service LORRAINE BUCKLEY Spanish Club, A Cappella Choir, Swim Leaders, G.A.A., Class Sing Committee, Pitman Award, Mail Service. PAT CALVELLO Girls Sports Editor ot Eagle, President of G.A.A. Board CS Cabinet, 2 S Certificates, Class Sing Committee, UL -4 Chevrons, Golden Eagle, Iunior Prom Committee, L Cup Winner. GUS CAPPAS Hall Guards, French Club, Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Football Ticket Salesmen. ARTHUR S. CARLSON Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball, Fire Marshals, Ushers, Swim Team. KATHRYN R. CASS Sub Debs, G.A.A,, Gym Locker Guards, Spanish Club, Hall Guards, Class Sing Committee, Honor Society-2 semesters, I.C.C. VIRGINIA A. CHMIEL Iunior Prom Committee, Student Registrars, L -l Chevron, Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen, Girls' Chorus, Latin Club Gym Office Assistants. CAROLYN DIANE CIZEK Honor Society, Hall Guards, Mail Service, Latin Club G.A.A., Girls' Chorus. Uk Cla.. of 1960 ARLENE COCO Senior Girls' Council, Eagle Salesmen, G.A.A., Mail Service, A Cappella Choir, Class Sing Committee, Honor Society, ICC. MARY COOK Senior Girls' Council, Chairman ot Dance Committee, 54 S Certificates, L -4 Chevrons, Vice-President ot LCC., Honor Society-7 semesters, Class Prom Committee, Golden Eagle. CHARLES W. COX No Tardiness, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Swim Team. DIANE B. CZWORNIAK Mail Service, Honor Society, Pertect Attendance, GA.A, Hall Guards. CHARLOTTE R. DAVEY Art League, G.A.A, Dance Committee Sub Debs, Teachers' Assistant. THOMAS DETTLAFF Hall Guards. ELAINE M. DIMOS No Tarcliness, G.A A., Mail Service, Teachers' Assistant, Girls' Chorus, Badminton, Sub Debs CAROL ANN DIVIS G.A.A., Sub Debs, Leader Salesmen DANIEL P. DONAHUE Varsity Football, Track Team, Hall Guards, President French Club, Intramural Basketball, Frosh-Soph Football, Football Ticket Salesmen. WALTER DORUS Co-Editor-in-Chiet ot Eagle, Concert Band, Honor Society- 6 semesters, Goll Team, Class Sing Committee, Treasurer ot Quill and Scroll, Fire Marshals, ICC. RONALD E. DRAEGER Golf Team, R.O.T.C Picked Platoon, Captain ot Hall Guards, No Tardiness. IANET C. DRAKE G.A.A., Teachers' Assistant, No Tardiness, Sub Debs. Page 76 IAMES A. DUDLICEK Varsity Football, Frosh-Soph Football Lieutenant ot Ushers, Captain ot Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Architects' Club. DON DVORNIK Captain ot Hall Guards. LELAND B. EAGEL CAROLE L. ENGNALL G.A.A, Hall Guards, No Tardiness THOMAS EVANS Editor-in-Chiet ot Leader, Senior Boys' Council, Chief ot Fire Marshals, Lieutenant ot Ushers, Honor Society-3 semesters, Student Registrars, Vice-President ot Quill and Scroll, Page Editor ot Leader RICHARD FIGARI Latin Club, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals LARRY FINKELSTEIN Intramural Basketball MYRA L. FLECKENSTEIN Cheerleaders, Honor Society, Iunior Prom Committee, Class Prom Committee, Secretary ot l.CC, Swim Leaders, Girls' Chorus, Student Registrars VIRGINIA FLETCHER Senior Girls' Council, G.A.A., Mail Service, Honor Society- 5 semesters, Secretary of Spanish Club, No Tardiness. '. , ri . Q11 ' gi . uv 'ffl' .4 I 4 '42 X Q V1 -llffli . . S3 RAY HEINISCH Hall Guards, Ushers, Intramural Basketball, Stage Crew, Fire Marshals, Leader Salesmen, Student Registrars. IAMES E. HEMZACEK Latin C ub, intramural Basketball Hall Guards BEVERLY HIGHLAND G.A . A. RUSSEL C. HILL Spanish Club, Co-Chairman oi Iunior Prom Committee. Student Registrars. DAVID HILLARD Honor Society-2 semesters, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon. R.O.T.C. Riile Team, R.O.T.C. Monkey Team, ROTC. IO A. HLAVACEK Sub Debs, G.A.A., Iunior Prom Committee, Fencing. ETHELANN HLUCHY Vice-President of Library Club, Teachers' Assistant, Class Sing Committee, GAA.. Fencing- DOLORES D. IARUSSI G,A.A,, Class Prom Committee, Hall Guard, Sub Debs. Spanish Club, Mail Service. RONALD L. ILLIAN Teachers' Assistant, Honor Society, No Tardiness. Page 77 anuam VQCAIGECS ARTHUR GERSON Senior Boys' Council A Cappella Choir Honor Society---4 semesters, 'S' Certificate Ushers, Eagle Staff Latin Cluli Student Guild. LAUREL GINTILAS G.A.A, Honor Society, Student Reaistrars Gym Leaders Library Club ROBERT GLONEK Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Ushers intramural Basketball Frosh-Soph Football, iunior Prom Committee LORRAINE GORSKI G A A, Pitman Award NANCY GRAY G A A KLAUS GRIGUTIS CAROL D. HACKENDAHL Senior Girls' Council LD' Club Class Sing Committee Honor Society-3 semesters, Girls' Chorus, Mail Servirf- Student Registrars Team Games DIANNE I. HADA Concert Rand Sub Llebs L D Club Gym Leaders, G A A Class Sina Committee- Leader Saleszmeri, Hall Guard-1 PATRICIA R. HANEGAN Cheerleaders, L -2 Chcvronnz, 'Ll ' Club, Class Siuir Committee, lCC, Girls' Choruzz lliariwc- Committee, Honor Society'-fi .:e::.c-1fter11 RAYMOND W. HANSEN Varsity Football, Frosh-Soph Football, Hall Giiards, lutrfr mural Basl-zetball, Fire Marshalnw MARILYN HARDER Honor Society Senior Girls' Council. GAA, 'L , Mail Service, Class Sing Committee, Swim Leaders WILLIAM R. HEFTEL Senior Boys' Council, Concert Band, Honor Society-7 semesters Science Club, Class Sing Committee Eagle Staif Student Guild, Spanish Club CTAQ Cin... of 7960 Hall Guards, Student Registrars, Baseball, l.C.C, Leader Salesman, Eagle Salesman LARRY IANKOVIC Hall Guards, Concert Band, l.C.C. Emblem, Class Prom Committee, Tennis Team, Ushers, Spanish Club. ROY IOHNSON R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, ROTC. Monkey Team, Honor Society-7 semesters, 2 S Certificates, Hall Guards. CAROLYN IURGOVAN Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Spanish Club, No Tardiness, Student Registrars. KATHLEEN KANE Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, Honor Society-2 semes- ters, G.A.A., No Tardiness. THOMAS KARABATSAS R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon. IOHN ALEX KATSAROS Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society-3 semesters, Eagle Stall, Dance Committee, Tennis Team, Frosh-Soph Football, l.C.C., Fire Marshals, HARRY M. KAUFFMANN Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Frosh-Soph Foot- ball, Football Ticket Salesmen, Hall Guards. CAROL A. KLECKA Captain ot Cheerleaders, Honor Society-7 semesters, Dance Committee, lunior Prom Committee, A Cappella Choir, Cheerleaders Girls' Chorus. N? lllnlr- YH ARLEEN C. KLOTZBUCHER G.A.A., Hall Guards, Mail Service. DIANE KLUG Mail Service, Mail Service Cabinet, Sub Debs, G AA., Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Class Sing Committee, Leader Statt. EDWARD I. KNIGHT No Tardiness, Captain ct Hall Guards. GEORGETT KOLDOFF Honor Society, Class Sing Committee, Student Registrars, lC.C., Latin Club, Mail Service, G AA., Team Games. KEN G. KONECKI Baseball, Swim Team, Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society, lunior Prom Committee, Class Prom Committee, Stage Crew. SHARON L. KOSCHNITZKI 2 MS Certificates, Honor Society-6 semesters, Class Sing Committee, Iunior Prom Committee, Student Registrars. lC.C., Latin Club, G.A.A IOHN I. KOSINSKI Hall Guards DONALD KOSSNAR Latin Club, Fire Marshals DIANE M. KOSTUS Senior Girls' Council, Gym Leaders, Eaale Salesmen, Latin Club, Honor Society, LD Club, G A A, Gym Ottice Assistants, CAROL A. KOZLOWSKI GAA., Mail Service, Student Reaistrars, Honor Society. Hall Guards, Sub Debs, Spanisli Club, Class Prom Com- mittee DONALD C. KRAFT Captain ol Hall Guards, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Honni Society, Latin Club, Class Prem Committee. EDWARD A. KRAMER FroslifSoiih Football, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball. I ll A 31 DOUGLAS C. LILIA Treasurer ot Spanish Clubffi semesters, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Projection Club, Eagle Staff, Student Regis- trars, Honor Society-2 semesters, Class Speaker. ROBERT M. LITTLE Co-Editor-in-Chiet ot Eagle, Senior Boys' Council, Co'Cap- tain of Fire Marshals, Honor Society-7 semesters, President ot Quill and Scroll, Golden Eagle, President of Science Club, Treasurer of Latin Club. HAZEL LOCKWOOD Cheerleaders, S Certificate, Honor Society, L -3 Chev- rons, I.C.C. Emblem, Girls' Chorus, Swim Leaders, junior Prom Committee. CYNTHIA D. LONG G.A.A, Library Club, Teachers' Assistant, Sub Debs, Hall Guards. ROBERT I. LUCAS, IR. Fire Marshals, Hall Guards. PETER I. MAHONCHAK Student Registrars, Fire Marshals, Projection Club, Class Sing Committee, Honor Society, Spanish Club. NANCY MAYO Eagle Salesman, G.A.A. PAUL MAZUROWSKI Dance Committee, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Projection Club, Intramural Basketball. IOHN R. MCCORMICK DAVID W. MCCUTCHEON Hall Guards, Fire Marshals. MARILYN R. MCDONALD Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Treasurer ot French Club, Iunior Prom Committee, Class Sing Committee, No Tardi- ness, Madrigals. MARILYN MCGRATH Mail Service, L -3 Chevrons, Honor Society-2 semesters, Gym Locker Guards, G.A.A,, Gym Leaders. Page 79 anuarcy grachlafes PATRICIA KREICA Honor Society, Class Prorrp Coizprtuttf:-is Prtmsrierit of Sui' Debs, ICC., Student Registrars Hall i3',.lfl'il3 Eagle STIl'f'3' men, Library Club IOHN H. KROLAK KATHLEEN KRUEGER Honor Society, Feature Editor ot Leader Secretary ot Quill and Scroll, Class Sing Comrruttee, GAA, Mail Service Student Registrars, Latin Club LORETTA FRANCES KUNKE Eagle Salesmen, Honor Society, Hall Guards, G.A A, Latin Club. DAVID I. LANCASTER Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball PATRICIA LANE G.A.A, Leader Salesmen, Library Club, Gym Leaders, Honor Society, Team Games, Spanish Club ANDREW H. LAWRENCE Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society, Student Registrars, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Captain ol Tennis Team, Swim Team, Skating Team, Golden Eagle FRED I. LEISE Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards SHARON LESTER G A.A, Spanish Club. 'Sify-v .vi .,,., 'li x I i 'V' E -rr: . A V .e 25 53 s fi: y A - gli? Class of IUDITH MARY MCKENZIE Cheerleaders, MS' Certificate, Honor Society, NL -3 Chev- rons, A Cappella Choir, Class Prom Committee, Swim Leaders, ICC Emblem PHYLLIS I. MCKINSEY G AA, Board and Cabinet, IC.C,, Secretary of NL D. Club, Gym Leaders, LQ-2 Chevrons, Honor Society-2 semesters, Dance Committee, A Cappella Choir DAVID MCWATTERS Frosh-Soph Football, Hall Guards, Library Club, Intramural Basketball, ICC, Stage Crew, Leader Salesmen HOWARD MEYER, IR. Hall Guards, Architects' Club ELAINE MEZILSON Vice-President ot February Class, President ot IC C, Vice- President ot IC C G A A Board and Cabinet, President ot 'L D. Club, ML -3 Chevroris Golden Eagle Honor Society. LINDA IEAN MILLER G,A,A,, No Tardiriess Hc-riot Society-3 semesters Class Sing Committee VIRGINIA MINZENBERGER Honor Society, Latirr Club, Gym Leaders L D Club, Class Sing Committee, Girls' Chorus, GA A STEVE MOLK Ushers, Intramural Basketball Gymnastics Team, Archi- tects' Club ELIZABETH MURPHY G AA, Teachers Assistant DONALD G. NAGEL Track Team, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Spanish Club, Frosh-Soph Football, Co-Captain ot Varsity Football, ARLENE ODEN G A.A,, Honor Society-2 semesters IANICE OSTROM Student Registrars Mail Service, Pitrnar. Award, Spanish Club, Sub Debs GA A ww' 'VTIZSW Y ff , , 1, Pfrrrrg HU IOYCE E. PANKOW Senior Girls' Council, Honor SocietyA1Z semesters, Class Prom Committee, Swim Leaders, ICC., Eagle Salesmen, MatlServ1ce. LEROY PAPPAGEORGE Ftrct Marshals, Hall Guards A Cappella Choir, Class Sing Committee, Protection Club IAMES PATTERSON Hall Guards Fire Marshals RITA PERFETTO Art Editor ot Eagle Gym Leaders, G A A, ML -4 Chevrons. Honor Society, L D Club Foncina, Class Sing Committee, ROBERT POLLICK Swim Team, Goll Team Fire Marslials, Hall Guards, Leader Stall, Tennis Team, L Portcct Attendance. KENNETH POREMBSKI Class Sina Coinmittoo Team Hall Guards Faro lxlarsltalt: Tennis Team, Galt LORRAINE POWELL Honor Society-5 semesters G A A Gym Leaders, Team Gamma, Latin Club, Library Club Loader Salesmen, Lf WILLIAM T. PROCYK lntranniral Basketball lnlramural Football, Baseball KATHRYN I. PROSSER GAA, Mall Service Hall Gllartlaz Toaghgrg' Aggigtant Pvrlt-vt Allvn-,lanvv No Tartlinostz i 1 DARLENE H. SCHULTZ A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Honor Society, Student Reg- istrars, Teachers' Assistant, No Tardiness, LD, Club, DIANE I. SCHULTZ G.A.A., Teachers' Assistant, Honor Society. CAROLE I. SCOTT G.A.A,, Mail Service, Sub Debs. ETTA M. SCOTT G.A.A., Hall Guards, Football Ticket Salesmen. IO ANN P. SEDLACEK G.A.A,, Honor Society, Teachers' Assistant, Mail Service Cabinet, Latin Club. IUDITH S. SHEELY I.C.C., L -l Chevron, Honor Society, Student Registrars, Swim Leaders, Gym Office Assistants, Class Prom Commit- tee, Senior Lite Saving. SANDRA C. SHUKSTOR M H President of Girls' Chorus, Secretary ot L.D. Club, L , Swim Leaders, Senior Life Saving, I.C.C., Honor Society, Iunior Prom Committee. LAVONNE L. SHUMATE Swim Leaders, Hall Guards, G.A,A,, Sub Debs. Romani' I. SIEIA 4 R.O.T,C. Rorc. Picked Platoon. anuam rerun ,.vtl afes WAYNE RABOLD Baseball, Intramural Basketball, L KAREN D. RACH Cappella Choir, No Tardiness. DONNA R. ROBERTS G,A.A. CAROL ROHOZKA -7 semesters, Eagle Salesman, Class Sing Committee HELOISE HOLARK Mail Service Cabinet, Concert Ban cl, Lyre Latin Club, Sub Debs, Class Prom Committee, G A A ROBERT ROSE Hall Guards, Frosh-Soph Football, Frosh-Sopli Basketball Varsity Basketball, Manager ol Varsity Football. SANDRA RUTZEN Latin Club, No Tardiriess GAA Gjfrri Lv-iirlf-r.:, M-wil Service. RONALD B. RYBSKI Architects' Club NICK SANTO Hall Guards, Honor Society'--4 .-:err t KENNETH SCHMITZ Senior Boys' Council, President ol Ianuary Class, Ushers, Fire Marshals, Student Registrars ICC. Emblem, A Cappella Choir, LAWRENCE CHARLES SCHNEIDER EDWARD SCHRAM Frosh-Soph Football, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball 'Sv Page 81 Honor Society-7 semesters, Madrigals Sevior Girls' Court- cil, Class Sing Committee, Golden Ea Jle 'S Certitirato, A Senior Girls' Council, Literary Editor or Eagle, 4 S Cer- tificates, Golden Eagle, Student Registrars, Honor Society 715.9 Cla.. of 1960 CARLA E. SIEKKINEN Art League, Honor Society-7 semesters, lunior Prom Com- mittee, Fencing, S Certiticate, Teachers' Assistant, G.A.A. IOHN V. SIMONS Latin Club, Class Sing Committee, Fire Marshals, Ushers, A Cappella Choir, Tennis Club, Hall Guards. GERALDINE SKOPICK Girls' Chorus, Mail Service, Gym Leaders, No Tardiness, Teachers' Assistant, G.A.A., Team Games. RONALD E. SLOMSKI Captain ot Hall Guards, Ushers, Fire Marshals. DOROTHY SOKOLOWSKI GA.A. Board and Cabinet, LD Club, L -2 Chevrons, , lunior Prom Committee, Eagle Salesmen, A Cappella Choir, Honor Society-2 semesters, Gym Leaders. ELAINE E. SOLTIS G.A.A., Honor Society, Latin Club, Concert Band, Sub Debs. No Tardiness, Gym Locker Guards, Lyre. IOHN M. SOUTHWOOD Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, CHRISTEL B. SPAHR GAA., Pitman Award RUTH M. SPINNER Cheerleaders, 'lL 4l Chevron, A Cappella Cioir, Swim Leaders, Student Registrars, US Certificate, Honor Societyf E5 semesters, Class Sing Committee. Q fff Page IAMES I. STACHO Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, lntramural Basketball, Stage Crew, Varsity Football. CHRISTINE STAFFORD Honor Society, Student Registrars, No Tardiness, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Latin Club, Pitman Award. CATHERINE STEFANS GAA., Honor Society-3 semesters, Sub Debs, Pitman Award, No Tardiness, Class Prom Committee. KENNETH M. STEMPINSKI Hall Guards, Varsity Football, Football Ticket Salesmen. Architects' Club. IACK STEWART Vice President ot Honor Society, Captain ot Varsity Basket- ball, Baseball, lntramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Stage Crew, GERALDINE STRELOW Swim Leaders, L D. Club, L fl Chevron Dolphin. Stu- dent Registrars, GAA., Senior Lifesaving. RHETTA C. STRICKLAND Hall Guards, Gym Locker Guards, Student Registrars, Team Games, GAA DILETTA TIBERI GAA, Board and Cabinet, UL -4 Chevrons, A Cappella Choir, Senior Prom Committee, Fire Marshals, Student Rea- istrars, Golden Eagle, Secretary ot l.C.C. NANCY TIFFIN Senior Girls' Council, Concert Band, S Certiticate, Honor Society, Art League, G AA., lunior Prom Committee, Lyre. PATRICIA TOMB G.A.A., Hall Guards, Mail Service. IOHN TRIEBE Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society, S Certiticate, Class Sing Committee, Science Club, Fire Marshals, R O.T.C Picked Platoon. SANDRA VENEKAMP G AA, Board and Cabinet, 'lL ff2 Clievrons, Honor Society --ft soiiimxten-:, A Cappella Choir, Class Sing Committee, liaale Stall, Iunior Prom Committee, Student Registrars. RONALD WOICIK Baseball, Fire Marshals, Ushers, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball. WILLIAM MICHAEL YANKERS B.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, No Tardiness, Architects' Club. SUSAN YORK Business Manager ot Leader, Concert Band, Honor Society, Library Club, Latin Club, Class Sing Committee, Leader Salesmen, No Tardiness. CAROLYN ZASTONY Honor Society, Leader Stait, Spanish Club, l.C.C., Class Sing Committee, Sub Debs, US Certificate, G.A.A. PATRICIA L. ZIECHE President of Library Club, G.A.A., No Tardiness. DONALD F. ZORDANI Co-Captain ot Skating Team, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Track Team, Frosh-Soph Football. anwmfty gracluafes ROSEMARY VENTURELLA GAA., Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards WILLIAM WAGNER Co-Captain ot Frosh-Soph Football, Intramural Basketball Hall Guards, Architects' Club. NANCY WANTROBA GAA., Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, No Tardiness. WALTER I. WENDE WINIFRED L. WILCOX Concert Band, Mail Service, Latin Club, Leader Salesman, GAA., Sub Debs, Iunior Prom Committee. GEORGE E. WILSON, IR. Concert Band, Varsity Football, R.O.T.C. Monkey Drill Team, French Club, A Cappella Choir, Track Team, Picked Pla! toon, Leader Salesman. DARYL D. WINGATE Leader Salesman, Hall Guards, No Tardiness, Varsity Foot- ball, lntramural Basketball, Track Team, Vice-Prcsiderit ot Spanish Club, Co-Captain ot Frosh-Soph Football. KENNETH S. WINGELNIK Concert Band, Honor Society, Latin Club, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball. STEVE WLODARCZYK President ot Honor Society, Chairman ot Senior Boys' Coun- cil, President ot Latin Club, A Cappella Choir, Madriaals, Fire Marshals, Eagle Stall. Page 83 carlers cf ,Z ace for june esfivifies ,,,.,f c .wC'X r . NNN wr, E ry? 4 -W...-M. ..tt.W..w-AX A 5 A g tt X A N ,Q A X -Q-sf' R. . -X Q we as s , N M x,gh t , r .t K .ak N Q. .Jie-tt., W U .xXxx.. Q , The Iurie, 1960 class officers wasted little time swinging right into things and taking over the activities ot their offices. Heading the meeting in a friendly, yet authoritative rnanner, is Ron LaBine, president ot the Iune class. His corn! petent staff consisted ot Connie lung, vice-presidentg Phyllis Luskin, secretary: and George Petraitis, treasurer. On their shoulders were thrust all gradua- tion responsibilities. l 1 1 l IEFFERY ABRAHAM Honor Society-4 semesters, NS Certiticate, Class Prom Committee, Senior Boys' Council, Hall Guards, Science Club. ROBERT ACE Stage Crew, Architects' Club, No Tardiness ROBERT ADAIR Chairman of Senior Boys' Council, Treasurer ol IC C, Eagle Stall, Iunior Prom Committee, Class Prom Committee, Chairman oi Dance Committee, Honor Society-5 semesters, Fire Marshals. ROBERT ADAMITIS Honor Society, Hall Guards, Radio Guild, Chess Club, Science Club. DOROTHY ALMQUIST G.A.A., Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant MARY ANN ALTSCHAFFEI. G,A.A,, Mail Service, Eagle Salesmen, Hall Guards DENNIS AMBROSE Intramural Basketball, Architects' Club ROBERT AMBUEHL Stage Crew, Architects' Club, Fire Marshals DOLORES ANDERSON GAA. MARY ANN ANDERSON A Cappella Choir, Mail Service Cabinet, Football Ticket' Salesrnen, Latin Club, GAA, Teachers' Assistant IOYCE ANDREWS Class Prom Committee, Gyrri Leaders, Eagle Stalt, Eagle Salesmen, Library Club, Latin Club, Honor Society-9 semesters, US Certificate STEVE ANSON Hall Guards. l l Page 85 une gjzfvrcnzafcs DIANE ANTOSIAK GA A., Mail Service, Vice President of Mail Service Cab- inet, Typing Award, No Tardiness, Team Games, Gym Locker Guards THOMAS BACKUS Honor Society, IOHN BAETZEL Baseball Team, Madrigals, President ot A Cappella Choir, Tennis Team, Intramural Basketball, Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, Sing Committee ROBERT BARNES Golf Team Architects' Club VINCENT I. BARONE Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball WILLIAM H. BARRATT Class Sing Committee, Intramural Basketball, A Cappella Choir, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Ushers, GERALD BARTECKI Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball BARBARA BAZAN G.A.A., Mail Service, Hall Guards Gym Leaders, IC C, MADELINE BEHRENDT GAA, Latin Club, No Tardiress UL Class of 1960 BARBARA BELL Hall Guards, GAA., Teachers' Assistant, Gym Leaders, Football Ticket Salesmen. GLORIA BENINATO GAA. CAROL BENKER Hall Guards, Girls' Chorus, Mail Service, Sub Debs, G.AA. NANCY IOYCE BENNET Treasurer ot Mail Service Cabinet, Girls' Chorus, Student Registrars, GAA,, l.C.C. Emblem Winner, Sub Debs, ULD. Club, Hall Guards. CAROLE ELAINE BERG GAA. Board and Cabinet, Golden Eagle, L -4 Chevrons, Class Sing Committee, 2 S Certificates, Honor Society- 8 semesters, lC.C. Emblem, Eagle Statt IOHN BERNOT Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant. PETER BERTRONSKI Stage Crew, Captain ot Fire Marshals, Teachers' Assistant. PHYLLIS BERTUCCI A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, G.A.A., Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, No Tardiness, Football Ticket Salesmen. MARLYN BESSLER NL -l Chevron, French Club, L.D. Club, Hall Guards, Mail Service. I fy -ff'1 '7', i,.V ,,i,. f . 3 Q J ma, I W f A ri '. f if S .. EILEEN BEST Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society-7 semesters, No Tar- diness, ULD. Club, French Club, ICC., Gym Leaders IOYCE BIZZARRO GAA. BOBBIE IEAN BLACK GA. A, DARLENE BLACKBURN 1 ULD. Club, Gym Leaders, Modern Dance, Tumbling, Hall Guards, Mail Service, Team Games. MARILYN BLICKHAHN GAA., No Tardiness BASIL I. BLIDY CHARLES W. BORIS Gymnastics, lntrarnural Basketball, Hall Guards, A Cap- pella Choir, Spanish Club. IOANN BORIS GAA., Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant MARILYN BOZOVSKY GAA., Hall Guards, Mail Service, Teachers' Assistant Latin Club, Leader Salesinen, A Cappella Choir. Gym Locker Guards. BARBARA BRIGHT A Cappella Choir, Swim Leaders, Mail Service, Honor Society, Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant. SHELDON BRODER Eagle SGlG'S1I1OIi. HOIIOI' Society-W3 semesters, Student Rea- istrars, l.C.C., Science Club. 4 DONNA R. BROWN GAA., Mail Scrvicc, Sub Debs, Class Sing Coinrnittee. FRANK M. CASTO Treasurer of Architects' Club, Captain of Hall Guards, R.O.T.C. Color Guard, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Teachers' Assistant, Bookkeeping Club. WAYNE CATHORALL Architects' Club, Golf Team, Hall Guards, Eagle Salesmen, Intramural Basketball. MARILYN CAUGHLIN Majorettes, L -2 Chevrons, Iunior Prom Committee, Girfs' Chorus, Eagle Salesmen, Teachers' Assistant, Swim Lead- ers, Senior Life Saving. BEVERLY CIPICH G.A.A., Secretary of Mail Service Cabinet, Honor Society- 3 semesters, I.C.C., Eagle Salesmen, Leader Salesmen, Team Games. IAMES CLIFFORD Library Club, Ushers. PATRICIA COBBAN Girls' Chorus, Gf.A.A., Latin Club, Leader Salesmen, Mail Service, Hall Guards. THOMAS COMISKEY Hall Guards. SHARON CONNELLY G.A,A., Latin Club, Mail Service, Student Registrars. IACQUELINE COOK Honor Society, Student Registrars, Gym Leaders, French Club, Latin Club, Eagle Salesmen, Gym Office Assistants. IEROME CORBINO S Emblem, Treasurer of Honor Society, Concert Band, Science Club, French Club, Student Registrars. RICHARD CORRADINI Honor Society-5 semesters, 2 S Certificates, Class Prom Committee, Science Club, Hall Guards, Student Registrars, Eagle Salesmen, R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon. ' IACK CORRADO Hall Guards, Fire Marshals. 't3 W , une raafizaf-1:5 EILEEN BROWNE G.A.A., Hall Guards, Teachers' Asst: iiit, Student Regis- trars, Gym Leaders, LUCILLE BUIAN Honor Society-4 semesters, Girls' Chorus, Eagle Statt, Stue dent Guild, Latin Club, Student Registrars, 2 Typing Awards, No Tardiness. IOSEPH L. BURKE Senior Boys' Council, l.C.C., Hall Guards, Na Tardiness, Varsity Football, Track Team, Football Manager, IAMES BUSCH Hall Guards. IOSEPH CALDERONE IOAN CANNELLA Student Registrars, G.A A., Teachers' Assistant. Hall Guards, Eagle Salesmen, PATRICIA CARBRAY G.A.A., Hall Guards ROBERT CASHEN Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, lntramural Bazaliaball THOMAS CASSATA Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, lnlrmnural Ranketoall, Gym nastics. 2 'Q 3 i 3 Page 87 QTAQ CIW of 7960 Hall Guards, lntramural Basketball PHYLLIS CRALL A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, GA A, Hall Guards, Teach- ' ' Class Sing Committee, No Tardiness onizn c on ti LCC., Prosh- oph Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Hall Guards, HOT C RONALD I. CRNICH DONNA CURRY Concert Band, Leader Salesmen, G A A, Mail Service, Hall Guards, Honor Society, Class Sing Committee MARIANNE CWIKLIK Class Prom Committee, ICC , Gym Leaders, Honor Society, HL -2 Chevrons, Eagle Salesmen, Gym Otlice Assistants RAYMOND CYGAN R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon, Radio Guild ROBERT CZOSKI Treasurer ot Latin Club, Hall Guards IAMES DALY BARBARA DAVIES G,A,A., Hall Guards, Training Choir PATRICIA DAVIES G,A.A., Typing Award, Pitman Award IOHN DAWSON Baseball Team, Hall Guards. DONALD DEGIDIO Honor Society HAZELIVIARIE DELISA GAA, Mail Service Hall Guards, Spanish Club, Leader Salesmen, ORVILLA DELLAMANO Swim Leaders, UL -l Chevron, Dance Committee, Co- Chairman of Iunior Prom Committee Honor Society, Cheer- leaders, A Cappella Choir Class Sing Committee IEAN DEMOVIC G A A., Mail Service ALICE DENMAN Mail Service, Hall Guards Latin Club, Teachers' Assistant, Library Club, GA A DENNIS DE PASS -Stage Crew, Architects' Club, Galt Tggm ROSE I. DE PATIE Spanish Club, GAA, Teacliers' Assistant GERALD DEPTOLLA Football Manager, Hall Gtmrtts, Student Pteatstrars, Fire Marshals, Arcliitocln' Club EDWARD DIEBALL Goll Tmiiu, Chess Twuu, Arvlutccts' Club, Hall Guards 1 N-nr it sf FRANKLIN EVANS Honor Society. GEORGE E. EVERETT Varsity Football, Baseball Team, Track Team, Hall Guards, ROBERTA FAHEY Senior Girls' Council, French Club, Honor Society-4 semes- ters, G.A,A., Gym Office Assistants, 3 Pitman Awards, 3 Typing Awards, No Tardiness. PATRICIA FAULKNER G.A.A., Swim Leaders, Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant ANGELA FERRARA A Cappella Choir, Honor Society, Eagle Salesmen, Span- ish Club, Iunior Prom Committee, Tennis Club, Library Club. ROBERT FIELLMAN 2 S Certificates, Honor Society-6 semesters, Concert Band, Science Club, French Club, Fire Marshals, ROTC. Picked Platoon, No Tardiness. RAYMOND FIGIELSKI R.O.T,C. Picked Platoon, Fire Marshals, Architects' Club, Hall Guards. IAMES FLANAGAN Stage Crew, Hall Guards, Architects' Club. R FORT CLA A Mail Service Cabinet, Hall Guards, Library Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Teachers' Assistant. une gracdilafes BARBARA I. DONDELINGER OA A, Girls' Chorus, Gyru Otfice A.ssi1'firt1s H-fill Guru: SONDRA LYNN DORSCH Hall Guards, G.A A, Library Club, Girls' Chorus, Teiiiftierfa Assistant, Mail Service, Eagle giUlvi'.RfT2'1 Gnu' Peqigztrtrrr CAROL DROST G A A, Mail Service French Club IC if' PATRICIA DVORAK G.A.A., Mail Service, Hall Guards, Student Registrars Leader Statt, Gym Ottice Assistants, Teachers' Assistant ALLEN DWAN Football Team, Track Team, Intramural Faasketball, Skatiria Team, ICC, Hall Guards, Football Ticket Salesmeri RALPH E. DZIUBA ROTC. Picked Platoon, Hall Guard.: Architects' Club Eagle Salesmen, T-lo Tardirzess ANNETTE ECKARDT S Certiticate, Horror Society- 3 i'-, utr,-in, l, Fri-'ifti Club, L D. Club, Spanish Club Stutvut Hi'-i1i.ztmr1: Matt Service. CAROLE EDEN GAA, Mail Service, Pura Poiiii IENNY EDIVIONDS GA A, Mail Sc:rvii'rf Lwiiiwr Salt'-,siiiert 'la Tiiritiri-A-:1:1, ttiill Guards GEORGE ELHENICKY Honor Society, Football, Gyrnriastics, Dance Coruruittoe Senior Boys' Council, Fire Marshals, ICC MARY EIVIIVIERICK G,A.A., Typing Award, Pitman Award MICHAEL ESCHBACH Page 89 it gms UIQ Class of 7960 IUDY FOX Honor Society, Gym Leaders, L -3 Chevrons, L Club, ULD. Club, Girls' Chorus, Latin Club, Perfect Attendance, MARION FRAGALA G.A.A., Hall Guards, Library Club, Mail Service, Leader Salesmen, Latin Club. RITA IO FRANCIS 441' SANDRA LEEANN FREDERICK i Honor Society-5 semesters, 'or Prom Comm' ee, Span- a.A.A., Hall Guards, ish Club, Student Registra s, Gym Le ers, Mail Service, L.D. Club, CARL FRIBERG Usher Lieutenant, Student Registrars, Eagle Ad Salesmen, Eagle Statt, Captain of Chess Team, Honor Society. IUDITH GACKI President and Vice-President of G.AA. Board and Cabinet, Treasurer of L.D. Club, Honor Society-3 semesters, Class Prom Committee, lunior Prom Committee, I.C.C. LINDA GALLE G.A.A., Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards. BARBARA GAMAUF GAA., Hall Guards, Student Registrars, VICKI GAMBONEY GAA., Hall Guards, French Club. Page 90 Q RICHARD GARBER Hall Guards. VICTOR GECAS Editor-in-chief ot Eagle, Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society M4 semesters, 2 S Certiticaies, Treasurer ot Quill and Scroll, Class Prom Committee, Skating Team, Track Team. DOIVIINICK GELFO Leader Salesmen, Student Registrars. SUSAN GIERIVIANN Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, G.A.A., Secretary of library Club, l.C.C., French Club, lunior Prom Committee, NANCY LEE GILI.. President ot French Club, lunior Prom Committee, A Cap- pella Choir, Madrigals, Swim Leaders, Mail Service, Sub Debs. BARRY GLASER MS Certificate, Honor Society-5 semesters, Student Regis- trars, Intramural Basketball, Science Club, l.C.C. Emblem, Spanish Club. IUDITH GOBLE President ot Mail Service Cabinet, Secretary ot French Club. Vice-President ot Science Club, Leader Salesmen, Senior Prom Committee, GAA., Hall Guards, MARTIN GORSE A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Track Team, IOYCE GOYOLA GAA., Mail Service, Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, Typing Award, ANTHONY GRANITZ Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Student Guild, Future Teachers of America, Class Prom Committee. Fire Marshals, Eagle Stall. SUZANNE GREEN Swim Leaders, Hall Guards, Mail Service, GAA. RAYMOND GREENWALD Tennis Team, Honor Society-6 semesters, US Certificate, Senior Boys' Council, Class Sing Committee, President ot Science Club, Treasurer ol French Club, Intramural Bas- ketball. IAMES HARTY Skating Team, Architects' Club, Student Registrars, lntra- rriural Basketball, THOMAS HARTY Co-Captain ot Track Team, Skating Team, Captain oi Ushers, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, 4 'lL's , Vice-President ot Architects' Club. WILLIAM HAYES LORETTA HEALY Senior Girls' Council, 5 S Certificates, Honor Society- 7 semesters, Golden Eagle, lunior Prom Committee, Class Prom Committee, LCC. Emblem, HL -2 Chevrons. THOMAS HEALY Co-Captain of Skating Team, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Track Team, Swimming Team, 5 L's , Golf Team. IOHN HEENAN Swim Team. HENRY HEIM R,O.T,C., R.O.T.C, Picked Platoon, Hall Guards, Radio Club, Architects' Club. ANICE HELGESON I l.C,C., G.A.A., Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, Pitman Award. IEREMIAH I. HEMSTREET Skating Team, Golf Team. IOHN HERBIK Hall Guards. IOYCE HERTZ Eagle Staff, No Tardiness, Latin Club, Hall Guards, Mail Service, G.A.A., Eagle Ad Club. CAROL HERZOG A Cappella Choir, Mail Service Cabinet, G.A.A., Library Club, Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, LCC., Mail Service. I t une graahaafes EVELYN GRIM l.C.C, G A A., Hall Guards SUSAN GROCHMAL Secretary ol GAA. Board and Cabinet, Golden llaalo UL -4 Chevrons, 5 S Certiticates, Class Prom Commit, tee, lunior Prom Committee, Vice-President ot 'L Club President ol French Club RONALD GUTZWILLER Golf Team, Architects' Club IOYCE HALPER Gym Locker Guards, Hall Guards, Mail Service, Spanish Club, G,A.A MARGARET K. HANSEN GAA, Honor Society, Gym Leaders, Student Registrars No Tardiness, Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, Team Games. IEAN HARDTKE Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, G A A, Pitman Award FRANK HARKABUS Varsity Football, Frosh-Soph Football, lntramiiral Rri1':l:f'tltf1'l CAROL M. HARTIG G A A WILLIAM I. HARTIG Stage CTCW,Fltf?lVlt'ITl1l1ftl31,llftllGItt'tI'llT,GOllTt'fTltt, llrzlir-raz, Architects' Club Page 91 Uh C4155 of 1960 ANTHONY HLADIK Varsity Football, Skating Teaiz, FLORENCE HODGES G A.A, Mail Service, Hall Guards, Student Registrars Girls' Chorus, Latin Club, No Tardiness BARBARA HOFFMAN G.A,A., Secretary ot Latin Club Vue-President ot Boolzf keeping Club CAROL IEAN HORACEK French Club, Swim Leaders A Cappella Choir, Honor Society, Hall Guards, Student Guild 2 Dolphins Senioz Girls' Council. FRANK HOWELL Student Registrars Hall Guards Pro'e: Club TERRY HUDIK ROTC. Picked Platoon, ROTC Monkey Drill Team, C Y ROTC. Ritle Team, ROTC ROTC Calor Guari Hall Guards, Library Club, IAMES HUGHES Drum and Bugle Gymnastif Tean. Hill Guard, KEN HULATA Baseball Team, ROT C, Picked Platoon, ROTC Monkey Drill Team, Intramural Basketball, Class Prom Committee Student Registrars, Fire Marshals, Ushers WALTER IWANSKI Hall Guards DORIS IACKSON G.A,A., Tumbling, Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen, A Cap pella Choir, Mail Service EILEEN IAKUBIEC Honor Society-6 semesters, Ping Pong, lC C, Hall Guards Gym Locker Guards, 2 Pitman Awards Teachers' Assistant GEORGE IANY Hall Guards 1 .7 if.: My, ,X .mam Q W -9 T , , A my , lg ' A ::,.. v :: X 4 1 A fs Q Q S wx IANICE IEFFRIES Swim Leaders, lCC Emblem and Pin, Secretary ol Girls' Chorus, Eagle Statt, Mail Service LD Club, Student Guild, Secretary ol French Club ARDITH IENKINS Class Prom Coniinittee, Eagle Salesmen, l,C.C,, HL -J Chevrons, G.AA, Gym Ottice Assistants, Gym Locker Guards, No Tardiness DONALD IOHNSON Architects' Club, Swim Team, Captain ot Fire Marshals, Page Editor ot Leader, Quill and Scroll CONSTANCE IUNG VicevPres1dent ot Iune Class ML'-l Chevron, WS Certiti- cate, Honor Society-5 semesters, Senior Girls' Council Vice-President ot French Club, Mail Service, Dance Corn- mittee GWENDOLYN KACER GA A, Mail Service, Hall Guards Library Club, Teachers Assistant TED KALAL Architects' Club Protection Club llsliors lntrariiural Ras- kotball MARGARET KALCHBRENNER lunlor Prom Cominitloo, To-iuliois' Assistant GAA, N: TC1VtilItOS1l RONALD KANDALEC Honor Society Ll st-inostors lC C lfinblozii Student Rea igslrtirzz VIC KAPUSINSKI Mmlfl-V1l1i TIP-11111101 ol A Cappella Cltoii R G T C Monkey llrtll Timm R U T C llruin and Ruolv Corps R O T C Picked Pl-iloon, l C C , To-it'lioi's' Assistant WAYNE KOEPPEN Hall Guards, Varsity Football, Skating Team, Stage Crew MARY ELLEN KOONS Swim Leaders, GA.A, Teachers' Assistant, Mail Service, Spanish Club LINDA KORN G.A.A, Board and Cabinet, S Certificate, Honor Society- 6 semesters A Ca ella Choir President oi L D. Club. r PP I - Iunior Prom Committee, ML -4 Chevrons IUDY KOSOWSKI G.A.A., Mail Service. ELAINE KOSLOWSKI Girls' Chorus, G.A.A. DIANE KOZNEY G.A.A., Training Choir, Hall Guards, MARGARET KRENN I.C.C., G.A.A., Hall Guards GERALD KRESS IOAN KROLL G.A.A. une QVLZCAFICZILCS RAYMOND KARALIUNAS Hall Guard Captain Ce-Captain cr' Tru: iz T+ rzz, L Sr ing Team, Proyectlcr. Club Hall Grifrr't1 KATHLEEN KARIS G A A, Latin Clin: SHARON KASPER Circulation Manager if Leader Gyru Lenders French Clril, L , Honor Society-5 semesters lilo Trirrdirress DOREEN LYNNE KEENER G.A A, Hall Guards Mail Service IAMES KERWIN PETER KESERIC Honor Society Golt Tean., Eagle Salesinen, Tennis Team Hall Guards, lntrarrurfrl Easlieilcall Rirseball Team PENELOPE KETCHUM Mail Service G A A Awards SELMA KIAUPA Mail Service Hall G:.i:r'i.f G A A PAUL R. KISZKAN Hall Giifrrrlf' Girls Chorus Hall Guards, 2 Pitrmrr GERALDINE KLUG G A A, Hall Guards, Girly, Cliorris, Mail Serwi e BEVERLY ANN KNIGHT ICC, Class Sirra Coirxnilttee, Fire Marshals Honor Society, Student Registrars, Gym Leaders, Hall Guards IOSEPH KOBEK Latin Club, Prorectior. Club Page 93 file Class of 1960 ROGER KUBIN Baseball Team, Golf Team, l.C.C., Vice-President of Spanish Club, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals. GERALDINE KUKULKA Page Editor of Leader, Class Sing Committee, Honor Society -6 semesters, Girls' Chorus, L -4 Chevrons, Student Rege istrars, Quill and Scroll. GEORGE KURDENOK Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, lntramural Basketball. IOYCE KUZEL G.A.A., Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, Football Ticket Salesmen. GERALDINE KWIATKOWSKI Honor Society, Student Registrars, Latin Club, G.A.A., Gym Locker Guards, Gym Office Assistants, lC C., No Tardiness WAYNE KWIATKOWSKI Hall Guards. ALEC LABAK LAWRENCE LABAK President of Latin Club, Vice-President of Band, S Certi- ficate, Honor Society, Senior Boys' Council, Science Club, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards. RONALD LABINE President of Iune Class, L Cup Winner, Senior Bays' Council, Chairman Iunior Prom Committee, Football 2 Skating L's , Honor Society, Ushers. Page Qfl ALFRED LAKOMSKIS Track Team, Tennis Team, Leader Salesmen, Architects' Club, lntramural Basketball ROBERT LAMACKI Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen, Latin Club, Eagle Sales- men, Intramural Basketball, Class Sing Committee, Base- ball Team. LYNN LAMONT Captain of Cheerleaders, l.C.C. Emblem, Dance Committee, Honor Society, L -4 Chevrons, Class Prom Committee Cheerleaders Golden Eagle. CONSTANCE E. LAMPERIS G.A.A., Gym Leaders, A Cappella Choir, Iunior Prom Com- mittee, Class Sing Committee, l.C.C., No Tardiness, Hall Guards. RONALD LARSEN Senior Boys' Council, Gymnastic Co-Captain Varsity Baseball, Baseball Honor Society-2 semesters, Stu- dent Registrars, Hall Guards. RICHARD LARSON Hall Guards, Architects' Club, Golf Team, Skating Team, lntramural Basketball, No Tardiness KAY LAUGER Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society-'7 semesters, 2 S Certificates, L -2 Chevrons, Girls' Chorus, Class Sing Committee, Student Registrars, Gym Leaders. BERNADINE A. LAZISKY GAA, Honor Society, Library Club, Student Registrars No Tardiness BRUCE LEO Student Registrars. RONALD LEONARD Frosh-Soph Football, Varsity Football, Hall Guards. THERESA LETKOMILLER GAA., Girls' Cliorus, l-lall Guards, Sub lWcbs. MARSHA L. LEVINE Mail Service Cabinet, Spanish Club, L.D. Club, l.C.C. Mail Service, Hall Guards, GAA., Team Games. une grraalnafes IOHN E. LEWIS Club, lunior Prom Committee Hall Guards LAWRENCE LEWIS Hall Guards, Fire Marshals Latin Club, Concert Band Skating Club, Leader Stall HERBERT LICATA Frosh-Soph Football, Hall Guards LORETTA LIGHT Tardiness. CATHERINE LILKE Honor Society-3 semesters, Hall Guards, Gyni Locker Guards, Leader Salesmen, Gym Leaders, GAA, L -l Chevron, Student Registrars FRANK I. LOIAS Hall Guards, R O T C Color Guard, R O T C Precision Drill Team, RO TC Picked Platoon, No Tardiness, CONNIE LOIVIBARDO GAA, Girls' Chorus, Mail Servve, Sub I7-obs, Teacher.: Assistant. IOHN LUEHRSEN Football Manager, Baseball Manager, Hall Guards, Skating Team, VIRGINIA LUKOWSKI G A.A , Hall Guards, Gyn: Leaders, Teacher:-1' Assistant if ' L PHYLLIS 1. LUSKIN V Secretary ol Iune Class, Senior Girls' Council, Vice-Presb WA dent ot l.C.C., Leader Statt, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society- 4 semesters, L -3 Chevrons, Golden Eagle. N DOROTHY LYNCH ,4 L -l Chevron, Class Prom Committee, Secretary ot Span- Q-0-Q ish Club, Gym Leaders, Girls' Chorus, Eagle Salesmen, X Sub Debs. CHARLOTTE IVIACAK Mail Service Cabinet, Hall Guards, Leader Stall, Swim Leaders, Teachers' Assistant, Gym Locker Guards, Leader Salesmen, GAA. IAIVIES MA CK ANITA MACIAG Class Prom Committee, Swim Leaders, Mail Service, I.C.C, Latin Club, Student Registrars, Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant. ARTHUR MAGNAN Hall Guards, Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Science Club. RONALD MAIKA Architects' Club, R.O.T,C. Picked Platoon, Frosh-Soph Bas- ketball, Hall Guards, Chess Club, THERESA MALANOWSKI Iunior Prom Committee, Class Prom Committee, Honor So- ciety, Swim Leaders, Leader Salesmen, Treasurer of Latin Club, L , Team Games. ANTOINETTE MANNO LD, Club, Sub Debs, Mail Service, Teachers' Assistant, Team Games, Hall Guards, G.A.A. IEANETTE MANZELLA G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, l.C.C. Emblem and Pin, Eagle Staff, L -4 Chevrons, Class Prom Committee, Dance Committee, No Tardiness, Gym Leaders. LOIS MARKS Secretary of Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society-5 semes- ters, Vice-President of Girls' Chorus, Class Prom Committee, 2 Pitman Awards, Student Registrars, L.D. Club, President of Sub Debs. NANCY MARSHALL G.A.A., Hall Guards, Spanish Club, Honor Society. 'WH Page 95 ROTC. Color Guard, ROTC Picked Platoon Eagle A: Sub-Debs, Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, GAA, lilo fjlle CAKES of DIANE MATAITIS Honor Society-4 serriesters 'SH Certificate L -2 Chev- rons, lunior Prom Cornrnittee, Library Club 'L D Club Mail Service, Hall Guards GLENN MATEIA Hall Guards, Latin Club, Concert Band, Honor Society KARLA MATHERLY GAA, Hall Guards Student Registrars, Sub Debs, ULD Club PATRICIA MATUSZEWSKI GAA., Eagle Salesrzien, Teachers' Assistant ARTHUR MAZUR No Tardiness, Intramural Basketball EILEEN MCCARTHY UL -2 Chevrons Honor Society, lunior Proni Committee, Eagle Salesmeri LE Club, Gym Leaders Gym Office Assistants. IAMES MCCARTHY Fire Marshals BARBARA MCFARLAND Swim Leaders, Girls Chcrus Hall Guards G A A, Spanish Club, Pitman Award IVY MCGILL Library Club, Girls' Chorus GAA Tearz. Games, Hall Guards. IUDITH MCGINNIS Honor Society, Hall Guards, G AA, llo Tardiness VINCENT MCGOWAN lritramural Basketball, Teachers' Assistant, Architects' Club GERALDINE MCLARNEY Gym Leaders, Gyrn Office Assistants, Gym Locker Guards, Mail Service, Girls' Chorus, GAA, Pitman Award THOMAS MCMAHON Hall Guards, Varsity Football Football Ticket Salesmen PHYLLIS MEILNER GAA, Swim Leaders Mail Service Hall Guards, Latin Club, Horror Society, Girls Chorus, Fitrnan Award, NICK METROPULOS A Cappella Choir, lntrarriural Basketball, Bookkeeping Club, Teachers' Assistant CAROL LEE MEYER Honor Society, Class Prom Coiriirtittee, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Eagle Salesriien French Club, Mail Service, Stu- dent Registrars CAROLYN SUE MICHAELS Swim Leaders, G A A Hall Guards IUDITH MICHALAK G A A, Mail Scrvico Suit llebs Fcrlcct Attendance, 9. 4, STANLEY MILCAREK Hall Guards, Arcliiturtzi Clul lritrttriuiral Basketball, IUDITH MILEWSKI ' Hall Giiartts, No Ttirrlrricw' IANET MILKA llorior Socit-ty, G A A, H 'ii Cuaidfz , i t 5 7 , I, ,, l'fxr1r- Lili Mail Scrvicc, Gym Locker Guartls GAA French Club, Vu EMIL MUDRA Latin Club, Science Club, Hall Guards, ROTC, Drum ana Bugle Corps, No Tardiness. IOSIE MUNROE Teachers' Assistant, G.A.A., Gym Leaders, VICTOR M. MURAUSKAS Hall Guards, Varsity Football, Co-Captain ot Track Team GEORGE MURPHY IAMES MURVINE Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen, Intramural Basketball IAMES MUSSER Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards Track Team, MARY ANN NEDBAL G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Badminton, No Tardi ness, Teachers' Assistant. CAROLYN NEITZEL G.A.A,, Honor Society, Hall Guards, Student Registrars No Tardiness. IOSEPH NENDZA nn e graflafes ELAINE MILLER Vice-President ot GAA Board arzj Cabinet, Girls' Sport' Editor of Eagle, Golden Eagle 7 S Certificates HL'-4 Chevrons, ICC. Emblem and Pin liirzior Prom Committee Class Prom Committee GEORGE MILLER Drum Major ot Concert Band, ROTC Picked Platoor. ROTC Monkey Drill Team, ROTC Drum and Buale Corps, Teachers' Assistant, ICC Flo Tardirzess SANDRA MILOS S Certificate, Honor Society-7 semesters, Vice-President ot Science Club L -l Chevron Gym Leader: THOMAS MILOS Hall Guards Student Registrlrs Eire Marshals Ushers Latin Club, Treasurer ot Science Club ROBERT MOBLEY Concert Band, Eire Marshals Hill Guards, Latin Club Science Club, Track Teazn PRENTISS MOLDEN Football Team, Track Teazti Chess Club Eire Marshal: Science Club, Intramural Bwsketlzwzll SALLY MOOLIN A Cappella Choir Maclrigals, Hall Crurirlg G A A Tea -li ers' Assistant Football Ticket Salearriert flo Tarfliwe.-1: RICHARD MOORE Hall Gua rcls DARLENE MORENZ G A A, Girls' Chorus, IC C, Hall Guarrtfa, Latin Club, Clax.-. Prom Committee, Eagle Salesmer' CLIFFORD H. MORRIS Gymnastics, Concert Band, B O T C Battalion Stalt, R OT C Brigade Stall, Honor Society, R OTC Rille Team, R OTC Drill Platoon, 2 Ls SCOTT MORRISON Skating Team, Track Team, Golt Team, Cross Country Team, No Tardiness, Ushers, Fire Marshals, 2 L's . LYN PATRICIA MUDON President of Sub Debs, G.A,A, Mail Service, Teachers' As' sistant, Library Club, Spanish Club. Page 97 72.2 Claes of 7960 ROGER NEVILLE Baseball Team, Goll Team, Chess Club, Hall Guards, Varsity Football. CONSTANCE NICOLOPULOS Treasurer ot Mail Service Cabinet, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Fencing, Sub Debs, Mail Service, Latin Club, ROBERT NICKA Track Team, Skating Club, Ushers, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Prom Committee. TED NIXON Intramural Basketball. IOAN NOSEK G.A.A., Hall Guards, Mail Service IOAN NOVAK Honor Society-2 semesters, Girls' Chorus, GA.A., Mail Service. ROBERT NOWAKOWSKI , PATRICIA O'CONNOR Secretary of Girls' Chorus, Skating Team, G.A.A., Eagle Salesmen, Hall Guards, Latin Club. PATRICIA O'DONNELL Gym Locker Guards, Hall Guards, Mail Service, Team Games, G.A.A. ff? Page518 KAREN O'HARA A Cappella Choir, GA A., French Club, Honor Society. FRED OLSEN Varsity Football, Z L's , Hall Guards, Stage Crew, Track Team. IERROLD ORLOFF lunior Prom Committee, Class Prom Committee, Honor Society-7 semesters, 3 S Certificates, Science Club, Stu- dent Registrars, Ushers, Leader Salesmen. PATRICIA OSBORN G AA, Mail Service. ANITA PACER G AA, Leader Salesmen, LD, Club, Gym Glfice Assist- ants, Team Games, Fencing, Sub Delos, Hall Guards. IAMES PALERMO OTTO PALMER R.O.T.C Picked Platoon, ROTC Drum and Bugle Corps. KENNETH F. PARZYGNAT Skating Team, Track Team, lntrainural Basketball, Golt Team, Varsity Football, Football Ticket Salesmen, AUGUST PASTORELLO A Cappella Choir, Honor Society, Class Sing Committee, Ushers, Hall Guards, Fire Marshals, Stuclent Registrars Science Club, MARIANE PATTERSON Leader Stall, Girls' Chorus, l.C.C, Iunior Prom Committee, L Club, Gym Olticc Assistants, Sub Webs. BYRON PATZ Frosli-Soph Football, Skating Tcam, Gymnastics. VALERIE PAUL Girls' Chorus, Honor Society, Cheerleaders, G.A.A., Studen ltcgistrars, Gym Locker Guards, Gym Ollice Assistants. t une graJnafe5 ALEX PAVESIC Varsity Basketball, Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant IUDITH PELT Honor Society, Class Sing Committee, Girls' Chorus, G A A . Hall Guards, Leader Salesmen, Typing Award, Pitman Award. IUDITH PERLMAN GA A. Board and Cabinet, Iunior Prom Committee, Class Prom Committee, Dance Committee, L -4 Chevrons, Stu- dent Registrars, Honor Society, Gym Leaders. DENNIS G. PETERS President oi Concert Band, Senior Boys' Council, Swim MARY IVI. PLATT Girls' Chorus, Gym Leaders, Gym Locker Guards, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Pitman Award, Typing Award. AUDREY PODOLAK G.A.A., Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, Girls' Chorus, No Tardiness. DARLENE POLICH G.A.A., Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant, Mail Service. ROBERT POWLEY Hall Guards. IOYCE PREIS Leader Stall, Gym Leaders, Honor Society-3 semesters, G.A.A., Perfect Attendance, No Tardiness, Typing Award. MICHAEL PROCACCIO Varsity Football, Track Team, Skating Team, lunior Prom Committee, Latin Club, Intramural Basketball, L , No Tardiness. AUDREY PRZEKWAS Teachers' Assistant, Hall Guards, G.A.A., No Tardiness. DANUTE PURVINAS ' G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Honor Society-6 semesters, Tunior Prom Committee, Class Prom Committee, Leader Pin Winner, L -4 Chevrons, Gym Leaders, Student Guild. EPHREM S. RABIN lntramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Spanish Club, Chess Club. LINDA M. RAMSEY Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, GAA. PATRICIA RAS V Honor Society, Student Registrars, Girls' Chorus, Hall, Guards, LCC., Gym Leaders, Mail Service, Secretary ot Bookkeeping Club. NE RASMUSSEN EAN I G.A.A., Mail Service Cabinet, Gym Leaders, Leader Sales- men, No Tardiness. Team, Fire Marshals, Architects' Club, R.G.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corps. PATRICIA A. PETERS Hall Guards, Mail Service, Girls' Chorus, Concert Band, Sub Debs, G.A.A., Tumbling. KENNETH PETO Hall Guards, Spanish Club, Stage Crew. GEORGE PETRAITIS Treasurer ot Tune Class, Varsity Football, Gymnastics, Honor Society, Senior Boys' Council, Leader Stall, President ot Latin Club. DONNA PIETRZYK L -2 Chevrons, Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society-7 semesters, 4 S Certiticates, Iunior Lite Saving, Class Prom Committee. IUDITH PIETRZYK Honor Society, GAA, Registrars, Gym Leaders, Gym Locker Guards. Page 99 i7Ae CIM of 1960 SADIE REED Girls' Chorus, Latin Club, Hall Guards, Mail Service, IC.C., Library Club, Team Games, GA.A. ANITA REHLING Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society, UL -4 Chevrons, L.D. Club, Student Registrars, Class Prom Committee, Eagle Statt, L Club. CHARLENE REHLING G.A.A., Hall Guards. THOMAS REILLY Vice-President of A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, Leader Business Statt, Leader Salesmen, Class Sing Committee, Intramural Basketball, French Club. ALICE RICHTER GAA. Board and Cabinet, HLHA3 Chevrons, Honor Society, lunior Prom Committee, Class Sing Committee, Concert Band-7 semesters, I.C C. Emblem, President ot French Club. BETTY IEAN RIEBEL Mail Service, Honor Society, Latin Club, Hall Guards, GAA., Pitman Award, Gym Ottice Assistants. WILLIAM RIMKUS Dance Committee, lunior Prom Committee, Class Prom Committee, Honor Society45 semesters, MS Certificate, Eagle Statt, Intramural Basketball, No Tardiness KAREN RUTH RINKUS GAA, L -I Chevron, I.C.C. Emblem and Pin, Leader Staff, A Cappella Choir, lunior Prom Committee, French Club, Student Registrars, Teachers' Assistant ROBERT RISPOLI HEIDI M. ROI-ILFING G A.A, Hall Guards, IC C., Football Ticket Salesmen, Gym Ottice Assistants, Teachers' Assistant. WILLIAM RONAYNE ELEANOR ROSS GAA. ff! v t DALE RUBEL Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant REGINA FRANCINE RUSSELL Mail Service Cabinet, Bookkeeping Club, Gym Leaders IC C, GAA, Mail Service. PETER RUZEVICK President ot Honor Society, Honor Society-6 semesters, S Certiticate, Lieutenant ot Ushers, Eagle Stall, Intramural Basketball, Eagle Salesmen, Leader Salesmen RUGILE RYGERTAS Honor Societyitl semesters, Mail Service, Gym Leaders Latin Club, G A A IUDITH ANN SAK Honor Society, G A A, Fencing, Team Gaines Pina Pong Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant Mail Service LAWRENCE PETER SALUS Latin Club, lrlall Guards Cliess Club HELEN SAMBOL G A A, Hall Gnarcls TERRY SANDERSON ROTC. Hitlc Tc-nn, H O.T.C Drill Platoon, Hall Guards DAN SAWYER Arvliitccts' Cltili, No Tarclincs 'Ulis- THOMAS SISUL Editor-in-Chief of Leader, Senior Boys' Council, Tennis Team, Page Editor ot Leader, Class Sing Committee, Con- cert Band, Honor Society. ROBERTHA SLUSARCZYK Honor Society, Hall Guards, G.A.A. HELEN SMALLEY Honor Society, Hall Guards, GAA., No Tardiness. ROBERT SMIETANA Chess Club, Golf Team, Intramural Basketball. EILEEN SMITH Team Games, Hall Guards, Tumbling, GAA., Honor Society. MARY ANN SMITH GAA., Gym Leaders, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Pitman Award. RUSSELL SMITH Projection Club, Chess Club, Golf Team. MARIE SNEDDON GAA., Hall Guards. IOAN SNIADANKO Pitman Award, GAA., Hall Guards. une raacwffes LEONARD SCI-IILLACI Architects' Club, Teachers' Assistant BARBARA SCHREIBER GAA., ICC, Mail Service, Hall Guards No Tardirwi-. Teachers' Assistant IEANETTE SEDIWY Honor Society, S Certiticate, L Bookkeeping Club Team Games, Leader Salesrnen, Gym Leaders Class Prom Committee. RUDOLF SEDLAK Science Club, Latin Club, A Cappella Choir, Swim Team Eire Marshals VICTOR SEPER Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society-5 semesters, 2 iL's . Page Editor of Leader, Quill and Scroll, President ol Span- ish Club, Co-Captain ot Tennis Team, Golden Eagle RONALD SERAFIN Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards IOAN SEREIKA Treasurer ot G A A. Board and Cabinet, Secretary ol Horror Society, Recording Secretary ol ICC, Golden Eaale, HL -f 4 Chevrons, Iunior Prom Committee, S Certiticate, Horror Society-5 semesters SANDRA SETTLES G A A, Hall Guards, Latin Club, Gym Gllice Assislarrtta IEAN SETZKE G A A, Hall Guards RAYMOND SETZKE Radio Guild, R OTC Color Guard, Class Sing COITIITIIIIFQ' No Tardiness, Golt Team, A Cappella Choir, Madrigals MARLIENNE I. SHERIFF Science Club, Gym Leaders, Typing Award, GA A, Mail Service, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, Eagle Statt MARIE SHIMEK Class Prom Committee, Honor Society, GAA Board and Cabinet, Library Club, L D. Club, Swim Leaders Science Club. ii' 1 A .7, 2 aww? .x tt ff. 0 X W! S . , A . J Ag X y, . I K i , z. A Page 101 IAQ Class OIF lEAN SOKOLIS G.A.A., Honor Society, Hall Guards. DIANE D. SPRINKLE Na Tardiness, Mail Service, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Student Registrars, ROBERT STANTON Cancert Band, Tennis Team, Honor Society, Hall Guard Captain, Latin Club, Biology Club, Eagle Salesmen. ANASTASIA STAYNAR Cheerleaders, G.A.A., S Certificate, Honor Society, Iunior Prom Committee, Class Prom Committee, Leader Statt, A Cappella Choir. IACQUELINE MAY STRAUBE A Cappella Choir, Maolrigals, Sub Debs, Latin Club, G.A A., Hall Guards, Team Games, Teachers' Assistant, LAWRENCE STRAUSS Ft.O.T.C. Rifle Team, R.O.T,C. Picked Platoon, RO.T.C: Precision Drill Team, ROTC. Brigade Statt, Vice President ot Science Club, Honor Societyf7 semesters, 2 US Cer- tificates, 2 B.O.T.C. L's . GERALDINE STROZ GAA., Mail Service, Hall Guards ROGER STYCZYNSKY Swim Team, Architects' Club, Hall Guards, Galt Team, In- tramural Basketball. KEN SUBAITIS IOAN SUKACH G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, No Tardiness IAMES TAGLIERI RONALD TALLO French Club. IOHN TASSONE Intramural Basketball, Fire Marshals, Architects' Club. MARIANNE TASSONE Girls' Chorus, Mail Service, Teachers' Assistant, Pitman Award, GAA. SHARON TESAR Class Sing Committee, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Sub Debs, Hall Guards, Team Games, French Club, Pitman Award. DONNA THOMAS Senior Girls' Council, A Cappella Choir, L -4 Chevrons Honor Society, ICC. Emblem, lunior Prom Committee, Stu- dent Registrars, Class Sing Committee. RONALD THOMAS Latin Club, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards. SALLY TREIBAL Senior Girls' Council, Honor Society-6 semesters, S Cer- titicate, Ml. -4 Chevrons, Golden Eagle, Student Bogistrars. Mail Service, ULD. Club, BRENDA LOU TROTTER GAA, Spanish Club, Hall Guards, Typing Award. ANTHONY TSENES Fire Marshals, Hall Guards. WILLIAM TUCKNOTT Track Team, Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, No Tardiness Projection Club, Intramural Basketball r une grailafes ELEANOR TYCHSEN No Tardiness, G.A A., L D. Club, Gym Leaders, 'AL'-If Chevrons, Gym Oltice Assistants, Hall Guards, Stuflent Registrars. PEARL VANECKO G AA., Hall Guards, Sub Debs SIGITA VENCLOVAS GAA, I.C.C,, Honor Society, Mail Service, Hall Guards, Student Registrars, Latin Club SANDRA VORISEK G.A.A., Sub Debs, Team Games THOMAS WAGNER Gymnastics, Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball, Teachers' Assistant. IUDITH WALDRON GAA. LLOYD R. WALKER 6 S Certificates, S Emblem, Honor Society-7 semes- ters, Senior Boys' Council, Business Manager of Leader, Student Registrars, Math Tournament Winner, Science Club, I.C.C. EARGNEE WALTON Perfect Attendance, Secretary of Girls' Chorus, Mail Service, G.A.A., Spanish Club, No Tardiness. NICHOLAS WANDA Skating Team, Track Team, Golf Team, Hall Guards, Treasurer of Bookkeeping Club, Intramural Basketball, Pro- jection Club. GERALD WAPNIARSKI Student Registrars, Honor Society, Frosh-Soph Football, No Tardiness, IUDITH A. WARNER Class Prom Committee, Hall Guards, Eagle Salesmen, Honor Society-2 semesters, GAA., Teachers' Assistant. WILLIAM WARREN KEN WASNIEWSKI Frosh-Soph Football. SANDRA WATTS G.A.A., Hall Guards, Mail Service. EVELYN I. WEATHERSBY Mail Service, Hall Guards, GAA, Team Games. SHARON VICTORS Pitman Award, Hall Guards, G.A A KENNETH VISKO CII. MARCIA VITEK Hall Guards, GA A, Leader Salesmen. Typing Awards, Teachers' Assistant, CECILIA VOITESAK G.A.A, Hall Guards, Teachers' Assistant BONNIE VOLKMAN Student Registrars, I-lonor Society, GA A., Library Club, French Club, Fencing. LEONA VORDERER GA A. Page IO3 gli? Cfass of VICTOR M. WEBB Senior Boys' Council, Honor Society, Madrigals, l.C.C. Ex- ecutive Pin, Chairman ot Mimeograph Committee, Class Prom Committee, Eagle Statt, Chief ol Fire Marshals. CALVIN WEEKS Intramural Basketball. LINDA WEGLARZ Girls' Chorus, Class Sing Committee, GAA., Student Reg- istrars, Typing Award, Teachers' Assistant. IUDITI-I WEIHER Girls' Chorus, Hall Guards, G A.A., Mail Service, Sub Debs, Teachers' Assistant, Gym Locker Guards. DONNA WEINSTOCK Eagle Staff, Business Manager at Eagle, Honor Society- 6 semesters, Class Prom Committee, Latin Club, G.A.A., No Tardiness. LOUIS WELKE BARBARA E. WEYER Hall Guards, G.A.A., Honor Society, Teachers' Assistant. WILLIAM WEYER Intramural Basketball, Architects' Club BARBARA WHALEN Class Prom Committee, L -2 Chevrons, Leader Statt, l.C.C., G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Mail Service, No Tardiness. ORALEA WHITNEY A Cappella Choir, Madrigals, G.A.A., Honor Society!3 semesters, Spanish Club, I,C.C., Teachers' Assistant, Class Sing Committee. FRANK WIERZBANOWSKI Architects' Club, Gymnastics, Eagle Salesmen, Science Club, Hall Guards. ROGER WIESNER Latin Club, Hall Guards. ,. V- S 7' 'f::f':.'i--, ' LAWRENCE WILFINGER BRUCE WILLAND Eire Marshals, Class Prom Committee, ICC., Intramural Basketball, Hall Guards, Registrars, Tennis Team, Spanish Club. IOYCE ANN WILLER Student Registrars, l.C.C, Pitman Award, 2 Typing Awards, Girls' Chorus, LD Club, GAA FRANK WILLIAMS Fire Marshals, Hall Guards, Varsity Football, Ushers, Swim Team, Stage Crew. GLADYS IEAN WILLIAMS GAA, Hall Guards, Mail Service. BARRY WILSON Honor Society-2 semesters, Science Club, French Club Eire Marshals. RODGER WILSON Hall Guards, Iunior Prom Couuuittco, Class Prom Couuuit- tee, Ushers, Swim Team, Eire Marshals SHARON WIRTZ President ol Girls' Chorus, Swim Leaders, Spanish Club Iunior Lilo Saving, Hall Guards. IOSEPH WISNIEWSKI Arcliitocls' Club, Protection Club. une raaL1afe5 ARLENE L. WNUKOWSKI GA A., Eagle Salesrnen Library Clul: HD: ar 'rein bt dent Registrars. DIANE WODARCZYK G.A.A. KENNETH WOLNIAK Senior Boys' Council, Track Tearzi, Ushers, Slzatirra Tear. Varsity Football Manager, Leader Salesrrien Leader Staf Honor Society RONALD WOLSKI Hall Guards. IANICE WOLSZON Leader Stall, Honor Society-6 semesters, US Certificate Hall Guards, Library Club, A Cappella Choir, GA A, No Tardiness. BARBARA WOODS Hall Guards, Girls' Chorus, Library Club, Gyrri Locker Guards, Sub Debs, G A A, Concert Band MICHAEL WOULFE Baseball Team, Hall Guards, Eire M'1r1:hal.:, Football Ticket Salesrnen, Intramural Basketball DAVE WOZNIAK Hall Guards, Intramural Basketball DAN WROBLEWSKI QQ!-up BEVERLY YAKUS Senior Girls' Council, Honor Soc1ety,Clr1ss Sina Corrtrrrittrsc- Secretary ot Girls' Chorus, Team Gaines Pitrnfrrr Awrrrd Bookkeeping Award CHARLES YOUNG Science Club, Radio Club MICHAEL I. ZAVODA French Club, Hall Guards, Student Registrars, Intramural Basketball DOLORES ZAWETSKI ,X zz' iirs A - GAA. 'V f 1 yuzl to ELLEN ZEMAITIS I S . ? . C ' L G.A.A. Board and Cabinet, Captain of Majorettes, Eagle K ge wp- wg, Staff, L -4 Chevrons, 4 Dolphins, Iunior Prom Committee, ,X Latin Club, Swim Leaders. as ' BARBARA ZERBIAN if g Feature Editor of Eagle, Quill and Scroll, Girls' Chorus W Honor Society-3 semesters, Class Sing Committee, US fe rf Certificate, Typing Award, French Club 3 MARY ELLEN ZILVITIS G.A.A. SHIRLEY ZORDANI G.A.A., Hall Guards , Page lO5 CTIVITIES A proud dream: to compete, to struggle, finally to Win the L Cup, awarded each year to the Lindlolom boy and girl outstanding in athletics, scholarship, and activities. All We can decide is Whether we should shrink like cowards from the contest or enter it as beseems a brave, high-spirited people. Qs MM X5 X. fs ,Q S s-QQ 5 SEX M--NNN awk A QW W is s, h' 430 Q 'Zwffhiw -ef.. -,uf rm M ' S L , 5 22 ' X I 2 xg . 2 x- E514 ' A xo' Q 8 V fx .f 1 X . L, ' Q 1 Mm ,el as I C fi fm Zu N ,W Q C M fi 1 iff' fw M- QW . W, lx ffm 4? 15:13 ,,,. 7. Q21 www ff I A, 1 ' fff- 1' H' f W Vk c , 5 14. ,A r M .M ' 1' M' nel inc lgc7l1c 70 'T ffl! ' H. LILL The fdinilior stroins ot the Loyrrlty ll.'l7tl- ll fitter Cr touchdown, the power of the Shir Srftnt,1led Bcrrinerll before on ossernhly, ond the lyriiol hectuty of or rnusiool wort: during it Concert rt?- quire hours of rgroctice in rnfrsterinq of instrtirnents find hlendiriq of tone. Ster inside Hoorn Q44 ond rrieet Concert Bond officers: r resident, Dorothy Srnithg vice-president, Lorry Lorhfrlzg ond trefrstirer, Polo Keorney. The Director? Everyone linows Cliff Chris , botori wieldereextrcrordinfrry lvlr. Clirtsr tion lsynqbyl Throiiqli wire-rirnrned hi-f r,ii r-ffl: lt'-f reers ot his world of 'diirider-lieodt,fl lIlll1il lf'tll3ll who respond with dffewtiori find pride trnti fin itll out effort dt Cons reliertrstitls, Tho still- ol his desk on whitih he lifts heot . ,tit rhytlnnni, ttntl it grill of slidttered rlrnrristic-lxs, ottest lo it gtttuzsit init! on-'-st for rerfetit sonority -ind tttrngtr. Now worries the lftlli in the -'risgt fnutttinn wir tniiclwl lvy Driirn lVlft1-tr G-'write Miller the lt-ntl ti-:evntes triwlty lttfIff'lllltLI rftttftrnu fit fo--tlwvll qctrriws with snort -'ind ytrewiston. Wiriter is the time for songs of lvltftrifrtl Mfirl ness, for the lovely ftf, ,'lQ1llll'ftlllIttV'lllL3 to the t, Itrisl inos Qorols, the C,'ot'tfi'erts for Eirotli,-tr'It,til VVN lp the rnony tftSSt?ltllftllfFS. To sotisfy tool tlno orvliege trdl score rnnst be rloyed with rerfefft r frviriuv, ini reccohility, ond Consoricrrit rriusicimtsliirt. April ond reheorsdls for the Srifririq Pestivol: on opening night, Crt ldst, the Bfrnd Roorn is deserted: the stoqe is setq the rniisicions, tense in rnoroori and qold uniforms: Cop hirnself, Cr study in diqf nity. The rndqiccrl notes of l'The Coliph of Bog- dfldll, Deep River Rhcrpsodyw, dnd other lyrics leave the dudierice enchanted: The rnusic in rny hefftrt l bore 'Tong Crfter it wos herjrrd no more. Vlfordsworth CONCERT BAND H: '.'.' l-E Stoiii-ti, I l3N:r'e'ti- Q Gegjlf: G lvliller, :trurft rn-inorq D Hoddg E tflldszeii Flo '.',' Q-E lfterl-iforiz 'ff Heftel- C firing- I l-lerfrgj Fl lohrisor.: T lldtfher lfoizrf-R Pie-llzrory l Cirktiritz' A lfdrli l?c'.f:4-lvlr C L','r.gb',' spirfitr- I Sxngth- I' Tun A RiCh'erp H l:'drC:r:'.dte C l-1lirr,l:ie'.-.'1C1 S Agree- l. 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X LI 5 in ,VINW 44., ' I Q I EEE If I If WU H wslc l5 fha ancyuaqc of IIAC or L C L GIRLS' Iimw I IIIIW Z IIWIN 'I I'lfI'f.f fI I'III'l.f I II ,H Il I'III'1,' If I II TRAINING CHORUS I' IfIw:1IfIIt, M IVIIIII'IIIg:I1II:: I Il-IIvyIIII1II, I' IIIII III I IIIIIIIII' ff' I'I-IIZII, II IVIlIiII'lI'IIf II IVIIIIII-Ig I-I VIKIII IIIIIIII, II IXII-IIIx'IIk' I IQIIIYIII-I' IR IIOIJCII I' I'IIfI'I1?11 II'5 II IIIIVII: II IIIIIIIII M' .II IIIIIIIIIIIQ: I' IYIIIIIIQ I IIWNII I7 GOIIIICILI I VIIIIIIII'IIg If IIIIIIII: f' I1IIIIIIII,I'l WIIIIi--I, II III'IIIIIIII,I1 I' I':IIII1'II'I I 2?lI:I:.IIII Ii IIII.,1: ,-I SIIIIIII' IF IIIIIIIII II VIIIIII, II II-,IIIIIII V fIIIIIII-IAS I2 III? IfI I,fII'f'-IIlII',', II III-I:IIIIIII fi IIII IIIIDII1 II RIll,'.'NI'.IIiI il IIIISIQO I' I'II'IIIiII IfI IIIIIIII III 'I I IIIIVIIIII I VIIIII'-'I--I I' XIII-If- II XIIl:IIIlIwx':1Ii1 III GI I!I1,'IIIII,I'L ITIIIIIII I, IIIWIIII III I' I'III-IIIIIIII. I' WI II'III 'I I'-IIIIIIV V IIIIIII.-I'Il II IIIIIIII: Il IIII-II'II I' III'p:::IIIIg 'II Iivvv I IIIIIIIIIIII II QI IIII II III I I VI IIIIIII, II III IIIIIIII I Il IIIIIIIIZ'-IIII II IIUIIIII' I' Ii IIIII I , I' IYIIII 'I II If IIIIIIIIIIIII, If IIIIII- IIIIIII I1 .IIIIIIIIIIIIIII II SIIIII4' I,I VIIIIIIIIII III IIII IIIIII I' XI-IIIIIIIIIIIII III I'I IIIIII I' .-NIIIIIII:2- II IXIOIIIUQ I SIIII IVIIII II,' .N R D Ley or in armonu L L O Bright, shining ictces, clecrr voices, cmd on ecrgerness tor music f now you know the girls ot the Trcrining Chorusl These iuture Dindh Shores crnd Kirsten Flcrgstcrds meet in the choir room during the seventh period every dcry tor voice trcrining under Miss Cds per's direction. The chorus is open to freshmen dnd sophomore girls who desire to be dccepted eventuctlly in the Girls' Chorus. A minor credit in music mdy be edrned here, crlso. Specidl emphctsis is plcrced on note recrding, music oppref cidtion, otnd singing in hotrmony. The pdssereby mory heor sccrle singing otnd orctl exercises ringing out from Room 227, the girls gre obviously enjoying themselves ds they experience brecrth control crnd drticuldtion. While lectrning songs mcrstered by the Girls' Chorus, trcrining chorus members ore recrdy to help out in crny progrctm where needed. Their redl opportunity tor pertormcrnce is dt the crnnudl Spring Festivcrl when they pcrrticipcrte in the tingle ot the Pestivcrl Chorus. GIRLS' TRAINING CHORUS OFFICERS With or l'Song in their hedrtsw, the Girls' Trc11r.1r.g Choir Otiiiers I Kucnbl president, P Roberts, Vice-president, K, Wotermdn tstcrndingt, secretgry I5 Mctdey, dssistdnt secretdry, F. Mikicich, treasurer cmd. B Mordvel-: crsstst- dnt treasurer, set their dredms to music Page ll? fwe Are jlne usic aeers GIRLS' CHORUS Row l-Pl Auguslineg S Moorep B Bruno. P O'Connorg G. Klugp S Mclcioszekq I. Oslcvcxrek A. Kozehg S Greenwcrldg I Miller. S Reedp M. Del-lacing L l-lollmony F. Hoclgesg E. Wcfllong S Shukslorg M Nortong C. Benkerg F Koclcmg M. Coughlin Row 2-S I-lorlleyp I Le-vigneg G Biozlosy C Meyerg P Luslcing L Kalman: A. Antoniewski P Me-ilnery K Kolhoneky E Kozlowski. P. Pelersg I-l Shonnonp S Wirlzg B. Lunke A Di Giocomop M Slernp C l-lclnroliong I. Weiher: B Koczorowslziy L Sirnmonsg L Fmnkiewiczg G Skopiltkg I Iellries How 3-L Morlcsg I Willerq I Foxy B Pr-ixcyg I Snkochy B MCForlonCl: G Kuliullcoz P. Fuller I Snllivorng B Whalen. V Pauly I Pell: G Dnnosy K Kuellberqg M Tcissoneg B ljormlelingerg I Horollliep B Wollerg B Yokns How 4-A Skupienp E Kozlowskig C H-iimplony C Slrciubingg S Tosarz I Avery K. Gold M Fohlbuschg A Mciyp S Kfipmlp T Lelkomillery F Mielliclzi: C Lombordo: L Weqlcnrzp L Coseyy lf? Relnlinrill: B Brond: S Alleni P Zerblonq D Brygeil This ossembly is only one ol llie many wonderiul oiioirs in Keeler Hall in which the Girls' Chorus nos Creoled Cr spell of enclionlmenl for onditors. For ll'1e Achievernenl, the Freshmen Induction, ond ilie l-lonor Soeiely Assemblies, the Chorus l'1C1s striven lo ocliieve llie nllimote in musical expression. A Crystal yiurily of lone, the susloinino ol notes in long lliqlil, llie lillinq oi Keeler Hall willri the licrrmony oi individnol voices blended in consislency wiili o qreoi Whole, the inlerprelolion ol ciliorol compositions are oll oreol ocliievemenls in llie world ol lwiqli sCliool lIll.lSll'. ls il riny wonder, llion, llicil ol llie Sprinq Feslivol Miss Cosperss arms wf-rf: lillf-d vvilli roses lroin llw iiirls slio lroined willi llio some vooxinq Core iliol fl lllfllilfll violinist iiiiiilil nsw lo ivrorliive inooivol lonos lroni o Slrodivorins? l'i:z Syfririfi A-1r1ln , liimliln1 Lovo LTn1lll', WillOllio Vlfispw, ond Down will lonfl liw nififilvwll Illf'Illl!l'll'1l lniin lliv Sivrinq lioslivol. lH1i1 llf'l V ,L W7 S TW gn Song re fjifzeir reanfzs anal x,7-Lupe: GIRLS' CHORUS OFFICERS Beverly Yakus, secretaryp Barbara McFarland, treasurerg Sandra Shukstor, president Iarrice Ieffries, secretaryg Miss Caspers, sponsorg Eargnee Walton, vice-preside-rri X' QS' .: i S Page 115 K-5 ga omg any ance arnfzoncy ei ne Early: the sounds were strange: tipniglity, a shrillness, an unex- pected vibrancy of tone characterized the group called the Training Choir. Under the spell ot Mr. Schreiners coaching, they were to become the songbirds ot Lindblom. The goal set by all: to make the A Cap- pella Choir. Pour months later: could these harmonious singers, capable ot nuances and interpretations, be the early Training Choir members? Yet their tremendous improvement was to be expected since everyone had been studying note reading, musical terms, expression, and had even tried harmony. They were now soaring high, dipping low, as the true songbirds ot Lindblom. They showed their skill in Metrical Mad- ness, the Christmas Program, and in the Spring Festival. TRAINING CHOIR Row l-C Brown, L Karasg G Thomasg L Deansp H Skalouclp G Loizzog M Porembsla, C Burgessg I. Nichols, I Pavlakg I. Liberatore Row 2fD Ovens: I Kayserq B Bogetichp P Rinkusy M Agrimisg K Kasal: VV. Schultzy P Brandstetterq S Kalman, P Koschg M. Guerin, P Krislceg S Schwappachq L Konlcelq P Deplewskip I Dzielinslciy I Malec Row 3-G. l-lorney K Cartery K Moorep M D'Carrol- B Kasimir: T Knepperq I Bizzarror I lacabson: S. Viece: W Sintichg K Baclcasp P Gulbiny C Szalasy li Rehlingp S Maslcalunasg L Paciusq N The-edeg I Sosog K McKensiep I Vtfalusp C. Andrews Ron-J4-W Williams, N Givensp S Conrad. E Dawsor.: I Moslcal: M Canzoriar I Earleq I. Maloney, I-I Pilnyp M Ptoediger Dreamy music, beau nul decorations . . . bring mem- ories to the minds ot many Litidblornites ot the monthly social center dances. Our hard-working dance committee meets early in the a.m. to make plans and keep the pro- gram rolling tor each attair. No one will deny that con- stant application to duty is a necessity for a successful school lite. Teenagers need, too, wholesome gayety, har- monious relationships, the experience ot team-work organ- ization, essential tor social development. All this the come mittee, under the sponsorship ot Mrs. Barry, makes possible. lts greatest reward is the sound ot music and happy voices in the Boys' Gymq the feeling, each time, that it has helped create the loveliest night in the year. DANCE COMMITTEE lrorcqiroiiricl O Delloniiind- l S:.i.n:oi- C Klo-ky M Cook, chairman Ilow l---I? Piniknt-, P lXf'laniirow::kig P DnGrasso- N Peril: I Spinner' P. Cavollo, C Davey Laflrlrrr Mrs Parry Sponshrg P IXlcKinsey' S Arbetanr K Viskocil- G Melmi-r DANCE COMMITTEE ljwfftultoiirr-i P A-'iaiiy Co-cliriliiriai' 1 N r , l'-NWI K illlttli I lx-iaitsarofl: l. lXle.'il::ong I Perliniin: G Snddoth- l. Hn.-ilv Hrrvvlf l. Korn, I lvl-iiniollag G lfllionivkyy P Hanoqanp i- Win-lrrrvztykp H.L.al?1noq l. Lrnnontg A Tnxzik With boanlitul decorations and in a happy mood, Dance Committee members plan their biq events. l'rlrr1- 3 7 5 ww., A shrill whistle, a clanaina noise, Fire Marshals instantly at tl11g-ir posts' With their aid all exits open at once, an orriinous qrlencc settles over the school SOOVI only the single sound ol a heavy shulllo as hunclrecls ol students lile out, in orderly procedure to designate-fl areas They are auidecl by the rnarshals, aaain, on their return to the building The activities ol the marshals are olten taken lor granted, but they carry out a service that is a i'rr1ust for the lire regulations ot i1 great school in a large city Hats oil to Linclbloms courteous and serviceable Fire Marshals and to Mr Freese, their sponsor, tor a 1ob always well clone' frm: 1v1ARs1-1111.5 1,11111111111d l l'.'ll' F l1 1 . .111:1,'-,tr 1.11 l lf' l-'1t11111 H .'1Lf1111 l ' 1 l l T11111 Li. l111t11111111l1 ll, '1'1 11111111111 H l1 ll l-I11- i1 l. lvl1111z1'-ll1 I4 l-I111-1l1' 19 l1.'I1111r1 l?'1i'.-.' 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M1.1ss1:1'. 11 ,,11'7 eagle Sfaff Swings nfo rproalucfion is for Eagerness to work - a sterling quality possessed by , each staff member. wut . N B is for Ability e acquired through many hours of striving for , picture ideas and in writing copy . . . copy . . . copy! E MN is for Group co-operation - received from the boys and ' girls who have seen our Eagle through in dull days and furious days, but always with deep, dogged determination. is for Leadership at Lindblom f the theme of our book. is for Energy when the deadlines accumulate, and you mea- sure, count, read, write . . . and hope! How you hope! is for Mrs. Stanton, our literary sponsor. is for Tempus Fugit . . . fleeting time, always needed, always gone! is for Artistry needed in lay-outs, copy arrangements, color schemes, pictures, ads, etc., etc., etc., etc. is for Fun, the pleasure we had in Working together. is for the Final product, your l96O Yearbook, with the mem- ories of another happy year that we have reproduced for you! ! EAGLE BUSINESS STAFF ! Bow l-T. Pawlikg il. Wagner, I. Sheely, B. Lerner, B. Stotg D. Vatko, D. Weinstoclc, Mrs Blitz, business sponsor Bow 2-A Marla, B. lohnson, W. lvanjack, M. Sotir, advertising sponsor Without the wheels of the Business Staff turning so smoothly, the Yearbook could not proceed. Our business and advertising staft plays an extremely important role in our yearbook production. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Blitz, the members of the business staff collect subscriptions and money, handle all financial accounts including expenses, and dis, tribute the Eagles. Mr, Sotis and his loyal helpers are rogpqmgibig for the solicitation ol ads, a big business in ilsoli. I I ' gli.J.Lwl H CYQQQIZV greaf ' Ym ' W. 'N--mia: nw, -..,-,. SQYQ.. ffmm, , -X-iw. ---.M ' 'M N Af fw ,W . fax . x if , W, . , . , , ' v 1 --vw' EAGLE EDITORS Sitting tri CcrfW. Dorusg R. Littleg I Patek Sitting O51 Cm-B. Ze-rbicrny P Ccrveltog E Mitten R Pertetto Standing-V Gecitsy Mrs Stcmtony titercrrv sponsor A Grcmitz EAGLE STAFF Row 1-A. Mossy W. Heftel Row 263. Wiemctng I. Ve-riekcrmpg K. Hump H. Pctvey Raw 3-C. Bergg H. Bcrrtlettg I. Kuroskig R. Tumery It Eversy I. Momzeltcxq A. Gregoireq I. Lerizog R. Lukesg B. Gruerihotzq M, Mcmninoq I. Sosoq I. Dzikowskip E. Ze-mctitis -.Qs H if -...KN Vl. ..f' L2 1 ' .-fx ,Q ,aw X X xx-V., , N-!'3r ' -rr . Q Kr' xx' 'i 5 3 G' IIAIJ, E l i -.rx ,E .Xf Leader Stuff Editors. on Q visit to the Print Shop. learn how CI newspaper is printed. LEA Left K D E T T DER EDITORS to rlghx- Krueger feature editorp Iohrrscn, news editorg Kearney lxterczrg' edirorg Evais enltcr-ii-:hleiq T , blrur sports edits, cceacler ina: ccurafe elaorfing, fzflfrifing TOP BRASS mpffrlfr .L'1 1 f'F If -V JJ- .,1,, Utd Mr Kughrr f rl' f Nh .r, Prawn 'ul Lwwff' -wr KHP rr 1 T Ever: 1 f 1 lrrfrf MH Y ,fw rn 'CQ -ww- nf' ,4-0'1 P, we v Q.. ' -NNN 11. Sr A 'Q w - ' ' f f 4, X gr ' .- - 1- vw: wk... is X K Q y,,. ., . ,.,... ,QI if f f- wk ,rr 1 0574 T T Q A ' . - ,Y Q ,,.U'v, . R 1 5 ogeafflelf' 661144 Cfose lfll LEADER STAFF ioieground-ij. Le-vigneg B. Olaszek Row l-I. Wolszonp C Zastonyy l. Schaefer Row 2-G. Mussong B. Lewisq P. Luskinp V. Seperg I. Pluzynskig A Lislcg I. Sirnony M. Szymanskip A. Staynorp G Kukulka For 3000 Lindblom students the day is made brighter by the punctual ap- pearance of the Leader. Its vivid stories and catchy humor are responsible for the reputation it possesses. Few persons realize the vast amount of important work which keeps the standards of this organization high. News pours in from everywhereg the social rooms, gyms, class rooms, offices, and sports fields. This must be assembled, edited, illustrated with pictures, and arranged in an attractive format, ready for mechanical transformation into a finished product, the Leader. ls it any wonder, then, that the little office is always a beehive of activity, and the editors are always working long after school when others have gone home? This burden is ably carried by a group of competent editors, guided by Mrs. Brown. According to some lexicographer, in a playful mood, news was come pounded from the first letters of North, East, West and South, indicating that news comes from all points of the compass. This meaning surely applies to our Leader, for it covers the news of all Lindblom affairs. Under the competent effort of Mr. Kushta, business sponsor, and his staff the financial and advertising accounts of the paper are always in first-class shapeg staff members learn the practical skill of running a commercial success in the literary field. Page l2l . it Ai 1 C-ljivifi I 555011 KL. ,QS 'k.-f x.f'i i C 'Q IAWIII' Q.,ftn7!c . if L i Q79 V QUIK Cl' . its a sn'ioothl',' lur1.:tici'i1rig u:1it the EAGLE Salesrnen. uiider the able ai- rection ot Mrs Blitz. Carry the sepa- rate resporisilailities of soliciting sub- scriptions and collecting nioney uriiil the ioylul climax ot their work carries distributing the new Eagles. To lceep accurate accounts is not an easy tctskp but, thanks to these clear thinking, level-headed. workers, every suloscriloer is presented with his Eagle in Iune Their reward is the snfiile ot satisfaction on the laces ol happy students reading their new Eagles and demancliiig autographs for them, EAGLE SALESMEN Row l-A. Tuzilcg I Kucabaq A Ienlciiisg G Honclsz G Sniithr K. Vvaterrriarig M Manninop M Caughling E. Matuszewski Row 2-Arlene Wriukowski: L. Pawlakp D Morrison Row 3-B. Prychoclcip R Lernerp D Cessp E Brunoq S Kostusg A Eerrarap M Bozovskyy L. Kunlceg L. Vfayman: M Penlcas Pow 4-P. lclesp C Alezcanolerp B. Stoig C Glornby C Ulleweitg M. Dochertyg K Murphyg M Riebel- A. Ablootty B Carlson Row SAC. Bondq E 13-.clairg M Szyrrianskig S. Brocler Row 6-M. Uznanskiy S Hytlewslcig C. Triebeg C. l-lulseyp I Proszelcy B. Willandg G. Elhenicky How 7-D, Russellg M Cwiklilcg A. May: B. Mossy W. Cathorallg P. Ruzevick -4 i I LEADER SALESMEN Row I I E S Row rw R lxl ECW P H I A How l-S Casoiiy G Ienseiip ohnstong B. Eragalag liozlowskiq G Stackowski: Greenwald Q-C. Iohnsony li Kiellberap M-iCorniiclcp I E-eclnarp T. Leach Novak: I VVonderlicky I De-ttra' Chalmers 3--V Ge-cas: E Adairp Einikus: E XVilland: Schippits: E l-liidspetli lziinir- I Sediwy' Lalzonislcisp M Sleininor 4fG Miller? E Iohnson' I lxlalot-gl Swinocli' M Kenip- lx l.vnia0i'- G Kiikiilka- C lhvis- V k,l1INtClf T lvlalanowski- ,W Q Arlictaii How 5 l Tininiy l Kalinanp L. Laliala H L i w Tisicnq P Woltcit V Tollmci' Ii Eottincito: S Sincitq N Eiami lmvi-twig Salcsnicn nic alway .iiiiiiitina last' TQ 101 LM ig Hip otticc to -lixi it i w w ' :1 ir s -they lima in siilsciip tions collect iiioncy and kccp cnt iwvl iccoimls on thc siilwsvi'ilwi's t tlicli' iliiwziaii I1'l.' On iiltwiialv Tliiiisilays you mm L l 1 lt ln its N iisy and inipoitaiil poop I-wiviiia thi- lmaclci' Otlivo with thcii lli'VVI3Pt1IJCliS, rcacly lo dislribiitc thcin to all their ciiaci' ciistoniois PG Cl 0 l .-Q 1' hte '- X' ,.. ' . 45 'Va '- ln, W M152 if i f, 15 QUILL AND SCROLL Row l-E Little. luflzs Exo-,vri Src: T Evarist li KT'lE'fI'iT' ni 1 l D lchnscrp lxgrs Syiytor Sp if Sig-per T Slspl onanfznnicafive an weiness ro iciencay ere Champion of American literature, promoter of better journalism e A this is Quill and Scroll. Since its begine ning, this noble order of high school journalists has crusaded for the cause of journalism, and the betterment of modern literature. The national fraternity is composed of students who have outstanding writing ability. The Lindblom branch of Quill and Scroll consists of members selected from the staffs of our two publicaf tions, the EAGLE and the LEADER. Though in different literary fields, the EAGLE and the LEADER join forces, through Quill and Scroll, in a common effort for the cause of journalism. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Harriet Brown and Mrs. Alice Stanton, co-sponsors, Quill and Scroll does extensive work in the field of journal- ism, always striving for that ultimate goal - perfection. While the reporters are busy writing the big news of the week, the business staff is quietly working behind the scenes doing many numerous things which make the Leader the fine newspaper it is. The duty of the business staff is to collect money, take care of circulation, pursue the local merchants in quest of ads and then to arrange them attractively in the paper. All these duties, plus the job of collecting money daily from the salesmen make the life of a Business Staffer a hectic one. LEADER BUSINESS STAFF Standing-S. York, E. Qslakovic, L. Walker Row l-S. Caspersp C. Chmiel Row 2-N, Theedep M. Walters: R. l. Hotchkin Row 3-L. Guttmanq T. lvfatulisp G. Kelly Page 123 l Ll Who are the girls in the recl jackets - those who graciously serve and entertain all who enter the portals of Linclhlom? They are the members of the Senior Girls' Council, who are always on hand to assist at the special confer- ences, teas, and meetings of Lindlolom's faculty and student organizations. Yet never for a min- ute clo they forget their primary purpose in school: high scholarship. Linclbloms Social Room, through the efforts of the Senior Girls' Council, leaves a lasting impression of beauty and quiet order in the minds of all who visit it. To maintain this air of elegance, the Council sells flowers, hows, and valentines to the faculty and stuzlents on special occasions. SENIOR GIRLS' COUNCIL Row l-D Thomas, D Kostus Row 2-C Rohozka, L, Marks, A Rehlingg S Tretbal Row 3-K. Laugerp l. Pankow, A Coco l O , O ' 0 Q QVIIOV girls Ol4VlCl - ' QVVICQ SCAOZQVSAIP SENIOR GIRLS' COUNCIL I Blaha, I Beclnar, M. Harden N Tilting V Fletcher: M Cook, K Rach, C Hackendahl, Mrs Rule At Senior Girls' Council the Pizza Party is a tasty and gay affair! f -SL4 SENIOR GIRLS COUNCIL Row l Ya us E Be C lztihozlfa C HaclfendJhl L l-lfg f V Fletcher L Marl-C Panlfow K Lauaer N Tillir Tretbal D Ko tu lcw2 Bealnar l Blaha Pt Fahey C l-loracelf M Harder A Co lung A Rehling D Pietrzyk P Luskin M Cool' Tl. OITlJ lx Rach orenfzosf an ice raczous zvznq These Senior Girls participate also in th, niaht proarams at school by vendina candy and flowers' with their attractive uniforms and courteous manners they lend emphasis to thp meaninq of that famous sloaan: Tl-HS lS UNDBLQM. Not by their efficient service at important school functions and not by their apparel, but also by their cheery smiles, eaqer- ness to work, and friendly attitude toward all, do we learn that they belong to one of the finest organizations of our scliool. Behind their superb teamwork is the patience, the deft skill of their beloved sponsor, Mrs. Rule. For any special service Senior Council girls, well-trained, always respond wllhnqly Foreground-C. lung, D. Pietrzyk: P. Luskin Row 1-C, Horacekg L. Healy, R. Faheyg E. Bestq B. Yakus Page 125 Bay ervice, XCZVVIIJIG, Ljzecy ef Cnr ggfanclarols ,J sw Q Amd SENIOR BOYS' COUNCIL Row l--R Little, W Heitelg S. Vtfloddrczylig Mr Konnerp R Adcnr, T Stsulg A Gerson, K Schmitz, I Triebe, I Abrohoiil Row 2-V Crcciisg V Webb, T Evonsg K Koneclci, R Greenwold, V Sepcry D Peters, R l.ciB1ne, C1 Petrditts, K Wolriictkp A, Lowrence, H Lorsong I Burke, l. Wollcer, D Behling, I liCtlSC1TO15 The Lindbloni Senior Boys' Council is motivotted by ct twoetold purpose: to serve lsindblorn ond to help lie-ep the school shining , both in reputcrtion ond physical dppeorcrnce. Thus, its niernbers giol in clecrn-up ctctivif ties ornd in preserving order, They niirneogroph tor teochers, serve cts guides to visitors, cincl sell tickets. Pub- licotion ot their Pep Book chcrllenges the individuorl resources ot the group ctnd stiniuldtes students interest in sports events. Ecrch sernester, cr tctculty-student gcrrne in the gyni is ct definite old in establishing ropport between students ond their instructors. Detctils ore hcrndled by the Council. The Council sets its membership stcrndords high. Chosen by his iellow students ond tectchers, eoch Stu- dent Council boy must hove on excellent scholdstic record ond iine chcrrocter. To run this orgcfnizoftion etticiently, the Council, with lVlr. Kcrnner cts sponsor, holds meetings every Mon- doy, gt this time the Council protects and school conditions ore discussed. For these meetings the Councilors weor trorditioncrl rnoroon ond gold ctrrn portches. Membership in such on orgcrnizdtion brings prestige, ond is the goctl ot rnost eligible boys gt Lindbloni. Students hcrve found thot legrning to toke on responsibility ond to show initicrtive ore iniportcrnt benefits derived trorn belonging to this group. SENIOR BOYS' COUNCIL ,f-. V 1 - 7 . .3 ffloflffrwyflf, fnfiirrrifnr, E Adfimn, l1l'. 'Vf l'lI'j, T Lvinrz, rriirriecyniriili contrnitttr-ig Mr lxdrirzer riponsox' I lxntsnros chdlrnmn ot rrnrrreofirfrrfli Cornrntttof.--toll, WSW V VVt.-lib, llfIlVIttt'1lt ol rnlrn-io rrfxprli -:ornrnittm---:spring IQBU From Victors amused look, We'1l bel Steve-'s terrific sense of humor is Working oqoin. ffff f M f if if ' f, f W ' 'TW V -V , ' fm , ,W ' 2 ff ' f '. , ,J ,,,,, , , v 3, f ,Z if, W I 'C , - , f W7 . Q' W, W f ff , ' 4, r ,W ,, ,ww Hr ? X fy ,,,, ' ,, if mf .VZ I f n , ll.. rr 'I Q. - ' A 1? Qi- I 5fQl.VWQVS OV SLCVSCVCZIDCVS - Ol' lt1ICl'l.CCl ., f T, H. 'i fs A lwle' is xi?-' I ts. Q ,R X 1 ,QI W Architects' Club members find fun and interesting features in a study of the architectural design of their big school building. ARCHITECTS' CLUB Foreground-I. Dudlicek, Mr Hunter: F. Casto Cloclcwise-Group l-I Kerwing B Dieringer, G Szymanslci, D Depassp H Gutzwillerp H Dziubag C Zell: T Iessels: T Hultoloq E Messenger: B. Yanlcers, B. Southwoodp L, Kukullca, A Lakanskis, R Sheputisy T Z lisp R Maial: Group Zell. Iohnson, H Meyer, K. Stempinskiy R Rybslci, I Kolyleclcy, M Folca, C Seaguist, B Glonelc, B Klirnas, L Finkelstein, E Diebal, T, Healy, S, Morrison Group 3-T Hartyp B, Ambuhl, B. Hartigy L Schillacip I, Tassone, F. Wierzbanowslzi, D Peters, R Hauser, W Cathorall, B Phillips, W Kopper., R. Larsonp R. Morenzg I, Novakg L. Dessauer Group 4-T. Maris, S Milcarekg B Patzg G. Boslce, Ray Antolik, G Schroppr I Flanagan: T Bae-tzel: B Ace, Iwi Lack, I Wisxiewski- P Browne B, Iackson, B. Pollick Group 5-B. Monahan, R. Latwisq D Sawyer, B Martin, I. Harty, R Figielslii, Pt Styczynski Page l27 - 'f , -. Q - S, s .M- 'f J' ,, . st .- .--.. .S 'QF' Again, this year, the Architects' Club has enioyecl a highly successful terrr. Along with the assignments tor the semesters there have beer, eclucaiiorral are social ei-icursions which the members have thoroughly' ernojej ard li vfhiin they found jeep sources ot practical linowled ge tor their 1-rorl: Tours, among many, were token through the drattiria clepartrzient oi the Continental Can Co and through :r Chicago Hcme Builclers' hausirg pri ei' Aniitipatiorr fcr the fielil trips helped to spite sshocl rciiiie are 1f.1'f'if T thirst for lcnow-.'led,ge in the architectural tieltl At the Chicago Home Builders' aniiual spring housing safest at 'fa Pier, Ice Kobfleclzy' li the lr.:ius'ri::l Arts A':i:'ri.s lfaticriirl Cirfest spits- by the Ford ltlotor Campsiry first prize He reieives 3 tive jay' all-ez-:perse trip to Detroit with Mr Hunter the sponsor cf the club, aria also a trophy 3: Ltndblom Ioe entered ci model home, rarich style Mr Hunter expects to have next year twerrty'-ii','e to thirty' potential tiers eriferel :ti the :off if 4' America is a lard CI builfers- and izfihitejture T,Z','.'i13Z'fS is ihtzrrgzrif si' the looks ot everything ln this club, ur ier Ltr Hurifer a slzillect ara pspulvf teacher, there is wide opportunity tor each 'xeiiloer to develop irawifg 'whiff' creative ideas e en'eryihir,g 's 'fn se ivfiler Prizm: Limb 's'l' ARCHITECTS' CLUB OFFICERS Foreground-Mr Hunterp I lizbjfletlijf p Row l-T. Healy, vice-presiieitq T Hjrtj T I, Dudlicek, vice-presmerf I Tasse f-if .A xo onor ocicfcy --- f 4g Qty fo eculerslil :P The prtrrtgry purpose Of school ts rot to gather small bus ot mtormgttort ohout spectttc subtect rxtcrtters A these detotls sortdwtched trt between turt sports ghd gottvtttes The reol regsoris tor our be-mg gt Lmdblorrt gre to leetrrt to reosoh correctly to goqutre on educgttori grid vglued slcllls, perhaps to become g leoder In soctety The I-lortor Soctety, gs suggested hy the home, ts g group ot highvrgted students Eoch member hos strrvert through the ertttre semester to oohteve erttrortce Ortly by hotrol Worl-1 grid endless grrtblttort Cort you sucoesstully open the doors ot thts club The requtremertts lor odrrtisstozt mto thts SOCIGTY gre gh HE' or better llf gll rrtgyor subtects, grid CI MG or better in gll rrurtor subteots To be g rrteruloer ot the Horror Society reglly gtves orte g Sleep sertse ol per- sortgl sotistgotton HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Igmes Lertzo, tregsurerg Billie DeGrgsse, secretary: Lthdor Korn, vtce-prestderttg Steve Wlodgrczyk, preslolent :S I , k if Q 2, ff QM., -.qv I 'QMS 1 .f gf M . 'X OPPOSITE PAGE --P HONOR SOCIETY SENIORS Itow I Row Row Row Row Row Row Row ROW Row Row I I-VI HONOR SOCIETY IUNIORS Foregrouhj-Miss Goldbctcher l-I, Millerq S Berger 2-I Chrusteky H. Poveyy A. Tuzil: 3-P Shigdgnkop I. Allindg M Penkcts: B, Olctszek 4-G Iertserty I. Levigrteg I Moroscog L. Reivitzg L Hecht 5-B. Woltorsq K. I-luntg L. Peichly E Motcctlusoy I Simchuky V. Tolkclczp K. Bgrert 6-I. Spirmerq N. Pertlg S Schilling: I. Block: M Slemmerg B. DeGrc1ss,eg Y. Slocmg D. Meyers: B. Lunkes 7-I Vertelzgmpq S. Wiemcmq P Krotkgg I I-leotverq A Reibel: D Kolodeijq D Guttmgrtq C. Reivitz L-M Uzrtgrtskiy C Iohrtsortg M Koll: B. Brgrtclz E Wuhlocky D. Zgcelcz I Kuroski Q 9-B Silvermortq R Kienithp Voxslowy B. Frgrtkg , Nestor: D Gordon P Q Row IO-A Gregorieg F Oslgkovtcp R l7rgirtpI Richcreelc ' lvgruockp B Beclhcir . .slut-vlx' It Ixogztttz, IXI II-wlcwrt t III Ix llttvltg II Smalley VVII1ItIxIxttt IXIIIII IVII IXNIIIIIxII I'IttW I mt mt '1 ' It U' I Io I' Ittw gt I I ' N Of O STO I' u s IIttIIt'.fYI'I' I. Ittl-lv-tlv It KIIIIX I Vltvttzlto-'Iv I. 'SQ POM' all I Itwvv rt I, Ivttrtku I Iltnttlitrwg K' Iilt-uktr I. I..-uttOltl- 'I Stsul- I. Ixloztlsorx I IIHW I f I1 'I Y-tllvtzi, I tI11vIql, INI IIIIIIIUI I 5IIt't1IUl' k L-ts-M N Tltlott A 'J I 1 It ' ' IIHW It I frttzllorw V I-ull IX It'rr.nt1,I sut lt Ixukullm' IQ Longer ovv f lvl Illttm II .wttrvtt-tl t Itttu-1'k nltrkIilI10tt'b lkIll' C IIL1It0 IiG Itww It It I'-:Int-V I Vt-oI:g II Ily-11-rttu: It kwplrll- S Kasper- S Ivllcosg IQ I'IGIISUIt IIIWI-' II I' II1tItIt'1'II, It IIIIIn't, fl XAlItNIttl1 'X'Ii' I..x1I'IIlUj I? AIIGIII H Ighltggltj lTReI1lIu Itow III It VHIILHIIIII, If II.-mt, I Stwllwtw- II Ilvttulr G Ifckttttlt- I4 Glnsorq I Rutuseyr I flltrlv-'vvu I'1t1l1' IIIII IIMW II It I.v1.'t:.I1v I Ibttttl' A IIIIWVIQ' V flwpvtq I3 VVIISOII7 S I-II'OCICt'j A GCVSOI1 A Z , 40' Q 1 :. W E9- A -gig 4.1 3 'dn Ax? ' J ,:ff4f if id What Our World Is Depends on What We Are, Page 129 1 swf ,- 11. .f xxx xx so 'Q' 1 gbfzulu- g., erve or e lg af rnmfnenf, QYAQ The heights by great men reached and kept Were not attained by sudden ilighty But they, while their companions slept, Were toiling upward in the night. Longfellow Clzczllenlge in galucczfion is SCAOKCZVSAIP Study, hard work, and the will to learn have rnade these students tops in Lindblonrs scholastic rating. The honor ot receiving an S certificate is given only to those who attain straight S's in their majors and no less than an E in their minors. Those who achieve three such certificates are awarded the S ernblern, the highest of our scholastic awards. V for Victory! S CERTIFICATE 5 458 ,, X. Nw M gi Hi! Q an . tm wx. gs. 56.3, Row l-M. Manninog N. Pietyg Mrs. Haleyg I. Stetansq C. Chrniel Row 2-I. Mclienzieg A. Peslakq I. Corbinoy L. Labak Row 3-K. Petrulisg L. Straussg M. Ciulinig I. Richards Row 4YC. Bergg S. Grochrnalg N. Schaefer: B. Arden Row 5-E. Christopherg D, Deanp N. Monacog H. Lockwood Row 6-P. Ruzevickg T. Matulisg R. Kubinp L. Healy Row 7-I. Bednarg O. Frokag M. Waltersg C. Ulleweit Row 8-G. Kelly: R. Fiellrnang I. Andrewsg I. Abraham Row 9-L. Walkerg I. Maceyakg L. Korn: C. Polo Row lU-V. Gecasp B. Steinhausq R Greenwaldp R. Corradini Row ll-I. Lenzog I. Triebep R. Lukes .L ' I Q 1 f I ,Vs K I V If ...Q W I . ..... . V' -I rt I W may ,l,- -'- -. 5 'wi ..,. I .4 1 ' ': , 3. X I . S 5Q J s f 282' xiii X z ff leef essengers, ebagle MAIL SERVICE CABINET Foreground-D Antosiakg C. Nicolopulos Row l-C. l-losangg M. Andersong D. Rutkiewicz Row 2-B, Cipichp R. Russelly D Klugy I. Goble: B Wolfowiczg H, Rolark: C. Macak These energetic girls rendered helpful service when the tuberculin tests were given and when food for the needy families was mwwwwem-'f.s--A distributed during the Thanksgiving and Agggg, -F Christmas holiday season. Qne of their achievements in fund-raising was the an- nual Carnation Sale to faculty and students. Mail Service members perform these tasks to the best of their ability, with utmost cour- tesy, and with that fine sense of service which characterizes good Lindblom students Part of the inn in being a Mail Service member is enjoying ci Christmas party with all the trimmings. MAIL SERVICE OFFICERS li Antoqamk, vice-prcsidontg B Cipich, secretary: C Nicolopiilos, lroasiircrr l, Globe president: Nllilii Plrlltlc, :sponsor X, GSPOVIJ fo lfllice aculfn e G Pink is their color, to serve is their goal. This describes well our Mail Service Girls: the ace curate, prompt, and responsible students who strive to increase their knowledge ot ottice pro- cedures. To become a Mail Service Girl, one must willingly give tive periods a week tor work in the Adjustment Crlice, Attendance Ottice, or Main Ottice, or pertorm special duties tor ine dividual teachers. ln return tor service members receive points toward their Golden Eagle. The pink jacket bearing the insignia, Mail Service Cabinet, is worn by eligible girls, who have served tour semesters and have been selected tor the Cabinet. Meetings are held in the Social Boom every Tuesday, during which time they discuss problems and plan coming activities with their sponsor, Miss Pirritte. The Cabinet welcomes new girls to their organiza- tion at the Induction and Farewell teas, which are held in Iune and Ianuaiy New members are instructed and coached by the established members ot the group. MAIL SERVICE 1-v ff 'Ni' MAIL SERVICE OFFICE ASSISTANTS foreground-l Zuilpa, L Mufion Bow l-C Kallenbach, P Kri,-ako, C Mfr an 1 A Nicolopulos, M Iftchainaam I Toki P f Bow le-C. Garbaciak, D Bessler, O Frcka, E Pawlak, I. Malec, I Hill, C Lcntz, M Ciiiahl 1 o f i f 1 Row 2-P. Duorak, A. Eckardt, I Halper, C Focia, S, Pavel, C Birks, B Block, M McC hy VV f E. Kiaupa, S Schwappach, C. Stiglich, M Krawczyk Bow 3-D. Brown, S Kiaupa, M Levine, S Frederick, K Mavis, C Kukulka, I Mahonchal' L Bapi arcla M Crrl on S B Drope, M Walters, C Chmiel, C Andrews, I Bybicki How 4-I Nosek, I Furtta, T Sitrer, I l-lowanic, D Militz, L Palarik, D Smith, B Berg, I Cohen B O born B Soat i Tori Bow 5fN, Noel, l-l Vondrak, S. Baron, B I Alexander, C Turkowski, K Meyer, B Katz, K Bu ell If Macalu o K Sorriertield Page I33 .X it N SUB DEBS Ori the Floor- W. Mc!-Xleyz N, Padalino: V. Rakes: D. CDVVGUS Row l- S. Liridbergg G Drucker: Thorsorip B. Freeberg: Zarriikp R. Andersackr A Schallhauserg I. Soderberg M. Swartz L. C Row 2- C. Fraricisg I, Milz Row 34 l-l Marlcowslcig S. Maskalurias M. Carlsorip I. Wiltingery L. l-laymarig C. Premasg P. Westfallg R. Wegrzyng N. Martin: A. Lambrosg I Pavelg S. Chilclsg D ltlicholy K. Meyer- S Cerriy- E Pielcarsl-ci Lope o nferee is Aowe ersafihfcy Peppy and p rt are the l:'is:'Ql'1l'1'lQH serene and sweet are the Saphamares belaiiqma to the Sub Debs. Their Social activities m which the club participated were at common interest to all Debs such as parties, teas This fun was merely incidental their interests ranqed much further Truly outstanding work dame by the Sub Debs last year was el-lected by their participation m Iuriior Pied Crass work donation at Christmas bas- As a siclelme also they studied araomma walkma posture selection at clothes and harmonizing of 53' I E 5 s .fig w x I N r K - l 1 W .1 ' 7 4, J W .: .got HALL GUARDS Row Row Row Row Row l-I. Pavlak: I, Liberatore: C, Stattord: M. Docherty: P Peters: I Michaels: M Sneddon ZMP. McGovern: C. Austin: N. Kollar: I Sheely: M Fleckenstein: K. Cass: C Lentz: I Hill: I Sperlina, E Weathfsrizh ',,' : 15 Sul 3-V. Lukowski: C. Engnall: R. Senka: S. Ieslce: K Mckenzie: lil Snilcrep 4-C. Swallow: F. Beckett: G. Newton: T. Baetzel: I Stacho: D Sudcloth: K Francis: R Paul: R Latwis: R Li.-wisp I Porta 5-K.Petrul1s: W. Cvaneski: C. Douthit: L Peterson: K I-lulata: E Dieballg R. Larson: T l-lealislci: B Plifk: B Pliillipci: I Haro. I. Proszlcski: D. Casey: R Morenz rv Sfalwarrf enfinefs marc, dC1'nJAlo1oa,5 gjlsafk Stationed throughout the halls ot our school, maintaining the timevhonored precepts ot silence and order, is a corps ot volunteer monitors whose presence contributes much to Lindblom's weltare. To these otten unheraldecl students, is given the task ot keeping the halls tree from disturbing commotion and intruders. For serving in this capacity they earn V4 point per semester toward their Golden Eagle and V2 point per semester it they serve either tirst, ninth, or tenth periods. Let's hope that such enthusiastic students continue to maintain Lind- blom's high standards of service. HALL GUARDS Row l-N. Migit: S. Shukstor: C. Strauloing: B. Pablik: M. Neclbal: P. Ketchum: S. Arnstein: D. Morenz Row 2-G. Iany: I. Stacho: A. DiGiacomo: A. Vines: B. Marek: I. Detta: C Kallenbach: S. Victors: G. Kalchbrenner: l Gecas: R. Keinath: L. Iankovic Row 3-B. Monaco: T. Healy: I. Walus: I. Baetzel: I. Lenzo: D. Band tuslci: D. Fako: B. Guca: E, Elsnic: N. Popovich: R. Karaliunas: I. Musser: R. Fallon: B. Havel Row 4-R. Stanton: R. Siegil: I. Biksachy: R, Nagel: B. Ordonez: R Mnore: R Golomb: T. Baetzel: I. Kobyleclcy: F, Olsen: V. Murauskas S. Morrison: T. Kalal: K. Swanson: M. Peters: T, Taus: D. Galomb: I. l-lottmeister: I. Krueger: A. Bostelman: R. Morenz HALL GUARDS Row IAM Sterng B Volland: A Siinthg P ldesp M Etchinghamy N. Monacog C Strokerg P SniadankopI Hertz Row2-D Ponzetti. M Uznanslcir M Falca: I Leveey D Iacksonp l-l Patrickp B. Liliay N. Figorip D. Foxp B. Batnesy C. White D Reinhardtg I Waltersy B l-lavelg K Qchota Row 3-D Kratty T l-lartyg N Santog E Schramg C Merchantp S Stewartp C Kosteckg I. Monaco: I Halperq Z Hartstield P Malletep R Kubiny R Latwisp I Sisulg R Nickag R Morenz Row 4-I Dudlicekp M Peters: l. Deansp R l-louserg F Bobinacg F. Castoq B. Iohnsony N. Wanday D Iadervergg A Lawrence I Southwoodq K Hulatap E Dielaallg F Beckett: R. Newton. M Toporp C Lillyg I. Kerwing D Ksyckig F. Williams T Cassatay P Albrecht: T Wagner: G Ianniteg M Lachq R Morenzg G Knauerhazey R Zychek Corridor commandoes in action may be the way to explain these captains who check posts and clear any situations with Mr. Powers. HALL GUARD CAPTAINS Pow l-lit Draegerg P l.,fJl'll1.1 I lfatrzarosq It lficlca, Mr Powerz, szponzaor Ftow 2- 'If Se-perg A Bontelrriariz D Kfflll Row 3- I Proqzc-lc, If Stanton I Habla Flow 47I lJufJl1f:f'l4, It lflort.-V7 Ifiiit IW, Our Champion - the Hall Guard ta Parody on l.ochinvar , by Sir Walter Scottl Ch, the young hall guard has come out of the west, Through all the wide corridor his post was the bestp And save his good armchair he weapons had none. I-le sat all unarmed, and he sat all alone. So faithful in duty, so demanding in passes, Such a brave, bold knight to guard Lirldblonis classes! On the leit bank of the Seine Wm watched by admiring spectators artists paint. French Club members absorb a little of that atmosphere in observing Nancy at her canvas. FRENCH CLUB For,-iiirgw we I-' lfcillt I' '. How I -Ii l'l1r.l:u.1, I' VY' 1-I I Vertiir op lil Thi wiv FIITM' 2- S Gi--tartar: A lIi..w Ill Grimm, M Wt1lt.r.: It IC'l1I'I:?C'TlI It Elm RQW3-V I'lllJ'TlCillI I lfarli, N Kollar, FI Itlolair, VV Gr'-rtderq lft l3t.tjrr.s-Ji, S Pacluccigl lvlaci.-','al: B Cfrutiznholz, president 1 z , wk V1 VGVIC QV!!! CAQSS CLXIAS... GVVIQVH JZVIC. Gay Faree' La Tour Fiteell Notre Dame' L'Arc de Triomphe' The Empress Eugenie and her famous hats' A song 'The last time l saw Paris lts heart was warm and gay . Excitement! Adventure' Cosmopolitanism' These are the ingredients which blended to make that lovely city as it is today a city Whose ideals and traditions and fun have become part of the heritage of energetic scholars belonging to the Cercle Francais Miss Pirrette, a well-traveled sponsor, encourages speech tluencyp rolling r's characterize conversational tones of members at meetings. Iourneys to La Belle France and her colonies are taken by jeunes filles et garcons, via countless travel slides Oral reports on Gallic authors, artists, and historical personages occupy much of the time at weekly meetings Adhering to the belief that all work and no play makes Iacaues a dull boy, the club celebrates Halloween, Christmas, and St. Patrick's Day, in typical French bon jour fashion, and ends the semester with a gay farewell party And no matter what may happen, l'll always remember France that way , . Check mate! is the cry heard at the climax oi another exciting game which may bring victory to our recently-formed chess team. In the fall of '58 Mr. Reinstein's plans for a team began to take shape, Despite a lack of wins the lirst year, the boardmen did battle to one victory over Calumet High. ln the spring oi '59 five members volunteered to take a Red Cross sponsored trip to Great Lakes Naval Training Center Hospital to entertain the sailors. ln competition there, our fellows clinched tour out of nine games. Later we Won double victories over really adroit Kelly and Calumet teams. Chess is a mature game requiring brains, not brawng chessmen really believe it aids in the development of math ability. CHESS CLUB At table- C Friberg, lvl. Siegfried, Mr, Reinstein, coach- I Sanders is if V N y Row l- R Smilllp P Leahy: M Nicholsy K-., R Adamitis, L Salusy F Klein, E Dieballg R Nevillz Q. Riner The fascination oi a chess game is vividly portrayed in the expressions oi Mr. Hein- stein and club members. 'Friendship Facia- I37 if Pani5A anguage al 04 oo eicqfzgor o icy SPANISH CLUB II Row l- O. Dellmanoz B. Frederickg 1 B. Alexanderg l T. LaCocoq S. Barony N. Piety, vice-presidenty C. Fribergq H. Blackg M. Cretnik Row 2- L, Nelsong R Starkg G. STCIT17 l. Richards Row 3f S. Smerz, secretaryq l. Smliy B. Broderg l. Kovanday B. Dudlicek: C. Ulleweit, presidentg A. Guhlg N. Noel Row 4- D Stricklandg H l-lartigg B. Maloyg T. lvlinerg D Klug, treasurer Los Sonadores A pinata always makes tor tun at a fiesta. Watch the commotion begin when it's time to break it! Nine hundred pounds ot bull charging like a steam enginep a gayly dressed matador poised like a statue: the crowd screaming to the sound ot Latin American musicg the horns bearing down, until they pass the mata- dor, to the ringing chorus ot Cle p sombreros flying wildly in the air to show royal praise . . . this is the bull- fight, the blazing spirit ot Mexico, el mundo espanol ot the Spanish Clubs, Los Sonadores Y Los Cocos. Add to this the sights and sounds of a fiesta: the tlow ot voices speaking a lyrical languageg a pattern ot bright colors and smiling tacesg a breath ot adventure from south ot the border! Episodes in films oi old Spain and Mexico, lovely lands ot vivid and varied interests, are vicariously en- joyed by the members ot the Spanish Clubs. Students in their third year ol Spanish are encouraged by Miss Ehrenwerth, the sponsor, to begin clubs tor language arts skill. During the meetings, which are held twice a month, skits and games are presented in Spanishg and discussions on our South American neighbors are always encouraged. SPANISH CLUB I Row l-li 'Waterrnarr secretary: R Stacl-1, Ircasurerg l Ver.elta.ngiip l Mmtzellctp L Healy S Wiemang li luddg l Monacoy S Greenwald how 2-lfl Szillaty D luilgag C Zastortyy V Serter, presidentg S C fzwarig U Bracyg R Draeaerg lf Coltniarr l Nowak: B Sloaty B Walter:-ng E Crossq B l.,LlTllf6Hj ll Vimarcoy K Hunt Pow 3-P lflahonchakg I Sandersg F Scholcrg C luraovanq G lvliillar my W Los Cocos Page 138 . . . 99 I cz or znczf nanla -Lager' onqucrs an ! 5, Q if Q it R 'L- rgyb I Q I Working together in many endeavors, the new Senatus Populusque Romanusn re-create the ancient city on the Tilzer. LATIN CLUB l7oregroundA C Krauttg I Lechnery I Yorl-2, presiaert, l Schaefer, lr Mitchell, I l,6ichac-ls A. Gerson How l-A. Pe-slalcg E Perkins, S. Ieske: B Bassq M Weir, I. McCutcheon Row 2-M. Kernpg M. Ciulinig G Kalchbrennerg N Vanderlcloot, l-l Vondralcg D Cflflalley Row 3-Mrs Allen, sponsor, B. Cichay E Elsnic: K Milz, G Bielawa, H Daviasorf lx! Opelar- M. Cozzop I Cericola: C Carney, A Mikuta The Roman language and civilization lives again among the Followers ot Caesar , this semesters Latin Club. The club publishes a Latin newspaper, the Vox Populi tVoice ot the Peoplel, bi-monthly: a snooper column, a lonely hearts column, Cornelia's Cornerug and bits ot information about old Rome. At their monthly meetings the members report on illustrious Roman citizens and old customs of the Eternal City . The major production ot the club, however, is the Latin play given at the end ot the semester tor other language students. The Followers ot Caesar produced All Gaul , under the direction ot their ol-licers: president, Iohn York, vice-president, lris Scheaterg treasurer, Conrad Krautt, secretary, Linda Mitchell. Mrs. Allen, the club's sponsor, shares her love ot the language and literature of Home with her scholars , as she guides them in their activities, including the play. The spirit ot the club is best described by the insignia on the club pins: the lamp ot learning burning brightly, giving warmth and laughter. Page 139 is . . f Q ' ......-on ,EQAIMJ file Sim VOCAlCfl'OVlS - fjzzc 1 STAGE CREW Foreqmtirtd-Pt Ambtiehi prerzific-rttg I Hufiilc, vi + f'A- preuitieitt, It Pt-rfiiteky If Iitoptwss .secretary- P Bertortzwkt, trefisziirerg IJ Sittoltrtrzifi Pow I-I-I Uswfilflg H Setfieulittg H Afieg I Lfiwp H Ottiit-icitttiag T Vinzkotiii Ftow 2--'N Berrtrittek, I Flcirtfifmrt, Q Ftiriti-rg Ii Knut-et'I-:tg I H f'-f eily Few Y-P Kopirgiai, A Grtimitzq H mlnertg K Vizuiwfilg L Molttor The preps: fire Itifrced, the sveitery set, the big mfgwmeitt is dmwiiitq item: A te1isoextx1utaiic3 settler: over the fttidierice. Tirite ruririitiq Quti A hofrrse voice tmm vi stvtqe Iimtd issues in Ins COi't'ti'rtftrtfl ioettmfi the fgurtftitni MGI-fe VI tiiiftl Vheclii evwrytiiiiiq iii its til-wow! Witii piocisioii with treriiertdfiiiiz f-ttf-rqy, the Stftqe Crew Stfttt redeubltis its ettorti -1 Itiistlo ti iiiistlw tiiuti Q'!C:T'fIItII'lQl1f5l5IfftIt'1If'IY quiet. A faiiddeti Itisasi Li-glitsiw Attvtlli-'tri L'i1ittiit1I Ott tlioy no up it f , , , . . , qfffrii II'1C't1,fI I'1IIfItt'I'JILlfJII, time zfalftii of fl ttrittyty f1Udl9ttt'U svttiiti-,1 titwwii to oittmy ti pot-101-ttimiivw A ytf,-rtorrttf1ttf'f- lttfffif' Im:-1:-niitlft ftttly tty tliw ltfrrvi, itttti-ivitiliitti wwik ul Hit? slit-10t'i'ow.Uiidvi V. - - ,Q .. ,. ' f t .-. '. ' ' ' II1t fIftfII'JIff.wIt'JlI.t'JI.,IllII'tI Itflr. Iftttrt.-,wrt tItf-y I -writ till Iltttt tae iiwvw:2sttiiy iii Iiqltlmtqy gt-stint-x f II f'I1Z,fIttfI fIfIfIl fIIl'tIIUI'ffffttllllit'I't IIIf'rtItlItItIlfIlIf'1'IR. IItf'Itrwftttf'Il1ttt l11t1'f I. Ittttwttrtftitt 'Ittt'I1tI'JWlI, tltt-it ltlttilliitltltilii Iwi t1mtI.1I,:q, qmwlqiigso titfit :altwlllfi rlttti lffttfl tw lltvtzi'-tttt::t-t-itftttt-:1It'Itittrt Iltt' viittriiti VVI1UItt1VUIIMIIIIIIIIIKWIULI tltott '1ytf't'1ftI I'II lIIIi :tt :1tif'It ft wily fig: tit nuttin :tlttllttt Itttttlttvlittttgz Itttggililty 'I'I1m pny'IU1-111013Iutivv I,ttt tItt ,ztftfi I f rtfff tl tftit 'iff'-11 tttt ,Iwftvttttt ttII :tt intl.-I Ittt tltw nt-NI Iqtwtitlt-tltmg I'-mv I'ItI xgncbviolual Call cysior uf - SCIENCE CLUB Foreground- A. Schalfhauser, secretary, L, Strauss, vice-presidentg L. Anton, R. Greenwald, presidentg Mrs, Schuhmann, sponsor Row l-R. Wegrzyn, L. Reivitzg G, Leonhardt, T. Knepper, B Szum A. Lambesis, M. Beller Row 2-A. Granitz, C. Bonog R. Fiellman, I. Sekerag M Peters, H. Schartp L. Molitor, S, Schwappachp B, Greeng V. Moore, F. Roe: B. Badgerg I. Lechner, treasurer, L Walkerg D. Zacek Row 3-K. Orchardg K. Petrulisg I. Tirnrri, A Klodey G Loizzo, W. Heftel USHERS Row l-I. Dudlicek, R Slomski, Mr, Forman, sponsor, T Evansp R. Woicik, captain Row 2-D. Kraft, T. l-lartyg I Orlott B. Olaszek Row 3-R LaBine, I. Katsarosg A. Guhl: R. Little How 4-R. Keinath, G. Iureticg P. Ruzevick, R. Nicka Row 5-W, Frankg P. Vaslow: L. Iankovicg A. Mikuta Row 6-W, Staniecy D. Behlingg W. Stergeyz lt Kuroski Row 7-V. Webby V. Seper, R. Lukes A. Mossy E. Moltzeng S. Morrison I. Clifford, C. Friberg Row 8-W. Wolniakg A. Gersonq F. Oslakovicg I. Simonsg K, Schmitz A. Lawrence, G. Melzerg A. Granitzy I. Lenzo Page l4l The center ot Lindbloms extra-curricular activities in the sci-Qiicef: is the Physics Lab Where the Science Club meets every second Wednesday. ninth period Sportsorefl by Mrs Schuhrnann, the club delves into such subiects as 'elementary ttj-chniaues in irrterplanetary space Evidence of real achievement by our Science Club incinbt-rf: is the tive tirst place: won at the District Science Fair by Sirnon Ieraer, General Scicncti-, Louis Anton, GC-neral Scienceg Marlon Ciulini, Biology, Richard Corradini, Flay Greenwald, Lrirry Strauss, and Lloyd Walker, Chemistry, and Lloyd Walker, Mathematics Ona- ti-iihibitor, Louis Anton, went on to win a second place in the city-wide lair held at the Mumcriiin ot Science and lndustry, and at the Illinois Academy ot Science in Chainpaian on May 6, hr' won second place, also How in the world would a Lindblorn assembly Iunrgtion no sinoothly, a graduation exercise have that special glamor, a Spring Festival takf- on a truly bright, expectant atmosphere it no handsome young tellows in white shirts and ties, etticient and courteous manners, were not present to aid in the testivitiesil The ushers are under the direction ot Mr Forman. The doors tling open, each mans his post - the audience pours in and is expertly guided to seats With unrelenting skill and patience, the ushers work to keep line order Lindblorn is proud ot their loyalty and good work tor their school - exernplitied by their motto, 'Asemper tidelisw Calways laithtull 3 . Y ! 1. f A-4. . 1 .si ,Dk .. .- . as K Nz 5 v. cy f-- Q.-:- 't f xX viigrarcy Sgefves re Laddelfs fo :Access LIBRARY CLUB Row l-Miss Dobbs, sponsorq R Keinathp S Giermanng P Zieche Row 2-S Kostusq K. Orchardp C Andrews Row 3-I Dettrap C. Stiglichp D Davisg L Mudong S Bee-dp N. Monaco: D Novyg I Sanders I Luclchard: A. Schaflhauser Row 4-I Andewsg I Dzielindlcig G Dimosq S Rytlewslcip I Vlfolszon: G Kacer Have you noticed the new emblem proudly worn at Lindblom: an open book designed with the word Library printed across it? lt means Achieve- ment for those who have auietly and efficiently served in Lindbloms beautitul and well-stocked reading rooms. The club stimulates interest in readingg and, in general, aids the Lindbloni student and lets him know what a wealth ot material he has access to in his school. From Boulder Dam to Boule ilegislative assembly ot modern Greecel you will be helped in your reference work, Last year, to honor the Library Club Assist- ants, the club members had a semester awards tea. Each spring, from two to four assistants are chosen to attend the Spring Luncheon ot the High School Librarians ol Chicagoland. The Library Club is one ot Lindblom's academic organizations helping to maintain scholastic standards tor taculty and students. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Ililitf' lflll x' W is X wt si AY si S .-- B ENGINEERING AND MAINTENANCE STAFF Tony Filip: George Dunhan, loseph Smith, Fred Taylor, Cornelius Sykes, August Clein, Robert Iordang Eugene Rambert, Evans Buford, Coleman Augustine No school would function without these kind and competent men. They keep our school ship-shape, well-heated, and, by a thousand chores unknown to the townspeople of our scholastic town , make it possible for us to live Sm! X X . Vs ---sm.. i K t N---QQ' in peace, order, and comfort. MR. IRWIN BRAZILL We may live without friends, we may live without books, But civilized man cannot live without cooks. Owen Meredith There is no one, we think, who will disagree on this: the ladies in charge of Lindblom's cafeteria under the expert proficiency of Mrs. Kintz, our manag- eress, not only run an efficient lunchroom with well-planned meals, but every student has benefited by their courteous service, their gracious ways. They are a pleasure, and a treasure, in our school. LUNCH ROOM STAFF Row l-Marie Blaha, Lorraine Depsky, Martha Barczak, Mary Schmidt, l-lelen Chodorowski' Anne Murphy Row 2-Beatrice Kintzg Adele Toppett, Kay Cambell, Margaret Burmeister, Louise Tragery Violet Schneiderg Anne Taylor, Mary Lucy -en Page l43 He asks from no one ii .fziiigle thiiiag but he himself gives, gives all the time' From his iistorew we receive- books, thw- essentifil tools needed by the laculty and student:-1, and olhr-r things im- portant in the up-keep ol the school Everyone like: him, criioyiz baritcriiig with him K' ' ' X . E 4 X , Y I T xx! ,,2Y'w4..4..i-w'- ,,s.,.,M ,A P MRS. ANN AMTHOR All Lindblom knows Mrs, Amthor's services, ln illness of any sort she is our nurse, in personal problems she is a friend to confide in A gentle, ladyelike person, always meticulous in appeare ance, she is a pattern to follow I I Ig fr, g, s'I II Lf ,IV ff if fI ful! AVL ella! Wx, I 'I I ,N up XX X, It Y 'X V. 1 C- I 'i I V6 I I E K VI 'N Y , X719 , I ' I NI fx I T? Pk' XI V IQ W Mm f W .5 I I 9 I I Irr e I J If f 'oft' I -f I QQ I Ir- IW if Wow ep ge 0114600 Q rf L iowa :access In I IIJI I f X Q! It H3 I 'IJ' pf M X 1 I vw 5 I xr Io IWW e I A f I BOOKKEEPING CLUB V7 I Lf? iq, ffgyailb 710 1 x a'1Ix I L I - Row 1-S Suchovskyq B Wolosg V Gubrnq N Monoco, presrdentp P Ros, secretoryg L H N Wondo, treosurerg B Hoffman, vroe-presldentp D Furttop I Zemortls ' T 3 arf' In Row 2-B. Koczorowskip I Sedrwyy M Kingg B Wcrlkerg R Russellg S Schilllngg S Bernothg J 5 ' I X7 I 1 L Powlokg I Lewrsp Mr Moms sponsor I I I Row 3-I Dcrllrog F Costog I Lewrsg R Coshenq N Metropulos Row 4-I Blookg T Cqssotog R Crowiordq T Wagner: B Dolphg I Polerrno I Lfwfx' f Q I II , ,I7 I V, f x , ' ' fa f-f Q ' I H r J-I -,, --V , LL A -K L-B61 .xi LILCQJ Sex-, 'Ffh C411 QL, 7' Cx f v ak JCM, JJ f Ui' C. LLP,,?tic,Mj! 1, L ,Qfiqjygx Z7 1 Aycwmi ff ,bert QI IIWVGL J I A I V I of K F -' 47 A Z C -f1QL r fczr R' t 0' L ' 77:5 Yfulgf L elf f ' -I I ,f I I Iowo WMC W C N To build C1 Sterhnq future you rnust hoye o strong forrnulo for tomorrow. ' w-'mfg ,Q Q IA ' N '- 4 e X, L PLL, I., '1 ff' Qpportunities ond posiuorms ore rrvrrilfxble for people with bookkeeping book- If , I ground. The outstanding business VIVIITIIQH of Bcrrboro Honrncrn ond Nick Ig, y V L PQ A I , . I . A I ,V Worrrdo was rewfrrdedg they recelved Bookkeeprnq Cerufrootes for thelr work UL the J I I 4 ' Iv ' ond Srnoere mterest. ' WJ. V W V fl' I Lf f I A vit I I L ,JJ J Here or Lindblonr we secured fl definite osset for our Cornmerciol Degwori -V ,O I W JLG W 1 'A X kr I Q ment, in Cr new Booldceefrirrq Qlub. The Club hos C1 Complete, pockoqod deoI I I A-0 6 'wffi M5 f I I I I I I I 4 f' for rt S rnernber: when Ihr: meet ever rnonth. Technl ues ond ethrcis of busrv I 'L A I C I I 1 Y V I W 1 ness, Us well me IJIVIVIICVII offflrrrlionrs in business ore discussed. Inlorrnoiiou on 4, .6 Vu' new produets ond yrroffefarzera me frlfso brought to everyones otlention by Mr. , 50 I I JU -A 'N ' I Morris, on expert rxuyfffryuszor, Io odd enloyment to the leorninq purpose IIIOTO-QXX I xvv' I I II I f. I A - I ' U IS JIVrlf,IY?L VI f:wrrnf'frI fTIfII, Io Irflvf-J VIVIIOII rind Irfrvel The Lrlulw Iook cr trrp Lo, , Tfllrrrfrrffa Ffdf-rffl SfIYlI!b'II1 VIVICI IIUFHI Aszsmfiirrtirm. I .II Uri' , V I KX X J yy kfkr Ir: fzurrrrrrmfg up :Iii yfrlunfr If, :1!11f,ifrruI:1, VIIIIJ IIIVIIIIIIIIH Inrvw Im UL IISUI I I .L 1 X 4 I 1 H., i Xxx ,I JN! ?IIJf'f.'f'f'lI'1 rn Hu' fIIuII Y IIIllI Z1 Iluf' zzfunf' fllwrllirwfrllrnnzu rwmivmi lor su 'mms ru ox' IJ L 11 ' K Ifxl V Q0 V XX .N . m IIN, IjI,lf1ITIf'I1!Z 'fffrrlflf f1IrlI1T'f To 'Io Iwufi wfrrlz, Ir, f'Il!IIY'I'fII1'V und 1CwIIIrI?ixfoIgaQu1 K' iv IX. I, ,L I1f'VlI1f' ml Ifrmr gflfry IX MXIXQXN rf .fr I I XXX If I me Y R I If I I N5 .. I ? BURN xxx! J . P .fix Q I Q ' urwam KeX f I Ai? 'DA Rf .1 419 W LW' r ,,..,.....-m-v- I.C.C. OFFICERS P Lu.l-ir i 1 it I Beolnar, r-icorfiirtt.1 .. ', , ,i viii Q I. on The amused chuckles of Miss Mullen and her I.C.C. officers show how much a run in Mr. Powers' Volkswaqon is enjoyed. oasf or orale kgs jlxis cynamic romp Among other activities, the I.C.C. has participated yearly in the city-wide contests tor cleanfup slogans, and has otten Wong and has engineered the Better Dress contest, in which Ken Porembski and Iudy Perlman were crowned king and queen tor IQBO. As a whole, the Inter-Cabinet Council, the expressway to formation ot committees and work projects, is composed ot approximately IUO students. This is the motivating force tor such committees as Art tPostersJ, Better Dress, Clean-Up, Washroom Briclgade, and Window Breakage. Almost every morning, very early, a rise and shine committee is meeting. I.C.C. collections for the Christmas Fund bring happiness to the less fortunate in the holiday season. An emblem, an executive pin, Your I.C.C. group protters. But better by tar, than pin or bar, ls the chance to serve it offers! I.C.C. COMMITTEE FOR KING AND QUEEN OF BETTER DRESS Row l-L, Peischal, I. Ietteries, E. Iubiack, S. Arbitian, I. Levigne, K Quick: T, Matulisg I. Gackig K Binlcus Bow 2-D. Thomas, C. Berg, E Millery I Spinner, K Porembski-King, S. Perlman-Queen: P Patterson, D. Binkusg A. Tuzikg C. O'Neill: I. Kaplan Row 3-G. Millery D. Noveyg G. Garbaciak, L. Guttman, S. Wiemang N. Theede, M. Staudacherg T. Pawlilcg I Manzellag K. Schmitzg W. Pietrasg I. Marascog M. Gacki, C. Gamaut, B. Adair 1 I A fl Page l45 ln Operations Floor Tony wrestles with a mop, Phyllis acquires Housemaid's Knees . while Iim lazy one! rests on his stick. In traditional fashion the Clean-up Brigade razz their hard-working buddies. I.C.C. CLEAN-UP Piregroand- T Granitz ca-chairman P l.aslcin:I Kuroslii, chairman Row l-B Moraveliy I Kereta: I Hawarnli: I Srnitp lf Martin: lvl Andersor I Vyllog R Bercekg B Fletcher HQWZ-L Fleivitzp A Sling:-tart' S Kapralg I Sosoq I l-laasy li Katzg D. Tiberi Flow E7-D Klnag l--I Popovithp li Pitltclcz R Prince- Petrulisg T Leach: R Keniithy l-l Sohippits K PQWLIAB Arden-I Hrohzell- E Mileskog C Pteivitzp I Bedhar- R Arzdersaolz E Bedhar Hqjzis 5 aliindlgfoma H Lj'aa l'fion , 0 175 IVCS .Q C. The morale and spirit oi a sohool are often measured by its student aovernment. ln the haht ot certain perspectives Lindbloms ratina then innst be hiah. For the l.C.C. sponsored by Miss lvlnllen, is an enthusias- tic aoyernina body which has aided lll achieyina that desirable lbetter look at loindblom and lnaher student standards in dress and conduct, orderliness and cleanli- ness in halls. ln order to accomplish all its dosired obtectiyes there are two aeneml nteetinas monthly. I.C.C. lion' l I' Clixnzvl li Grncxiliolt- IH lXfat'.ri::' IX' Cxvxtrltk- S lltxkczt' I Schacicr Iitixxyf Ii Pttlwiti' ll Iillolit IXI lXIt1lis W lwtcltab F5 llmlntttt .-X Mai T Krcppct' lien 3 li ll-wlttwptfle L lloalyl Sctctlm' H STGCI4 Tx Iltittl G 25nii.loth H. xi 1 I I-it kovtc- li lhtztxtamr- li liaxci' li IXI-'lsttxzzuxf I Iat'Ol'0swt' lion It tmtilioltz, U lnlllllltlllkij S Gtcttnaxxn' I ll lit-llli IXI llvllvt' ll lXltLI01.' hi Kava? tl IIIIUXXUII Ki IQVIIX K . Ilwwti I li-itzztnozz I' Atldll' ll lXlt'kNOlllllt'li Ii Xloltvlru Xl' Wolters- IXI kltnlttrt .- 551tn'i','., li Slinky lil Wltiltovszg fl I-itnl'v'.'v:1 If 'xv V Kapwtznn -:kr Ii Millet- ll Vaslow Ii Uliollvy- ll Stcalo- ll Novi'- ti Mille: X' Wvltli ll flliarti-I Hnthla lhltlv' REGISTRARS w , , IQ'1fIVf.-lirm I lk-'1 lfiow I-- tits- I' ,L ,IN 1 I-1Vwurluii-lt,I'Ttitw I-1 Woltf 4 I I.liIi-' xt C Frihi ri.: how Il- I Lf arc A Grriiaomri- I? IteGrft.1vg I, Kost-r1lgG l'Iu..tr M Cuiliri K Murphy, B Gamaut G Deptollfi A Pastorellog M Slentnterg V Web-E Flow 3-A Vovouleafr S Comic-llyg M Weir, S Freflericli, How 4--I Cook, M Gahlclf It Splmif-I D Rutriewicz, I Brouml, S Rolilrli C howl: It IIVIITI -.QM 66 C O O O 1 0 5 Ae k,qVlCLSPQVl5GAlQS ln C l5f'VCZi'lOVl QVVICC Service with a smile is the motto ot the registrars, who, in a very congenial manner, go about their tasks of sorting class tickets, checking to see that rooms are open, that each student has filled out every part of his program correctly, and that study halls are properly assigned. Under the guidance of our two assistant principals, Mr. Soloman and Mr. Lilelq, and Miss Groves, our administrative aide, the students are assisted, with the registrars aiding them, also. When a puzzled student fails to complete his program correctly, the cheertul registrar proceeds to explain the mistakes. lt the program is finished properly, it is filed tor an end-ot-the-semester reterence. REGISTRARS Row l-R. Dvocaky N. Monacop M. Manninog T. Pawlikg Mr. Solomon: B. Leo Row 2-W. Pietrasg C. Hosangg C. Lucheong C. l-leidenreich, H. Ault ROW 3-B. Arden, P. Vaslowg P. Kriskep P. Librizzi, I. Howanicg E. Coltmang L, Pawlalcp D. Vajko, P. Rinkus Row 4-M. Uznanskip T. Hamlin: I. Sereikag D. Ovensy A. Nylcaza Row 5-P. Thomas, R. Brandstetterg B, Siergey, D. Fox, C. Iurgovany E. Pawlakp T. Milos if oi' I .X Page147 A ECI-Zardtr S lflurptiu' SPORT The eaqie, representative ot Amer- ica's greatness as a nation, is given as an honor in the form ot the Golden Eagle to those Who show indepen- dence ot mind and ability to direct others in Lindb1om's extra-curricular activities. Who so would be a man must be a nonconformistf' Emerson t WN I , f M A , fa' 1 I f Q f 4 WM? , ff f f.. i M Q1 X 1 7 ,mx A W4 OH1lJCfClf1 f racfices cz ees oofgall 2011442 With it.-.-:auridzng Cl'l'f'C'IL5 :or a Touchdown touchdawn, touchdown, boys F the Lindblom Eagles began the football' season with irc . iiteterrninatiozi to take the :ity :harnpiorisliip Co-Citptains Bonald Nagle and Bon Erain inspired their men with Cl'1GIHD1O1'1b 119 SW 9? Coach A'Dutch Von Bremer and Coach Michael Ganey mapped strategy and plays A lr. the only practice game of the season, the Eagles defeated the Gage Park Owls by a score of l4-6. The first half of the game ei-thibited brilliant passing, which enabled the Eagles to win Fresh with the taste of victory, the Eagles, in their first league game, smashed Dunbar with a score of i2-7 The next game, ,with Tildens Blue Devils, terminated in a l2-l2 tie The following game came as a surprise when the CVS Cavaliers dealt the I1'11Ql'1TY Eagles their first loss l4-U As a result of this defeat, the Eagles were out for revenge. The next opponent was Morgan Bark. Fighting hard. but to no avail, the Mustangs soon fell way to the powerful Eagles, and the game ended with an l8-l4 WCIOTY for I-mdblcmr By defeating Eenger, Zl-20, the invincible Eagles entered into the playoffs. Again Lindblom went on to score more victories by de- feating Kelly, 27-7, and Steinmetz, 20-U The final game was against Lane. Unfortunately, it ended Lindblom s Winning streak by the score of 27-l2. Outstanding players included Bon Nagle, end, Dan Donahue, guard, George Petraitis, guard: lim I-YI'1Cl1, lim? backer As a highlight of the season a thrilling moment from the Steinmetz game is recalled Iim Lynch tackled a Steinmetz ballcarrier, caus- ing a fumble to be recovered by the Eagles. l-le stopped the threatening Steinmetz team and set up a touchdown for the mighty Eagles The welkin rang with Lindblom applause and Steinmetz groans' The brilliant playing of Bruce Iohnson, Torn Taus and Bon Erain netted all three a co-Captainship for the l96O-l96l season FOOTBALL - VARSITY Bow leB. Erain, Co-Captain, B l,aBine, B Latwis, G Petraitis, P Wafculich, B Olsen, G Everett, E Knauerhaze, C Sharp, B. Principato- B frfagel Bow ZWB. Kelch, E Barels, S. Ierger, B Laczorowski, W Niles, I Halvorson, I Proszek, I. Eernadez, B Iohnson, B Morenz: L. Sharp, M. Concannon Bow 3-E Stima, Manager, G Braga, Manager, D Behling, A Dwan, D Wingate, I Kinnas, I. Babig, D Senkowslci, I Bichcreek, I Lynch Bow 4-W. Warren, Manager, D Shatkus, E. Harlcabus, D. Donahue, I Konieczny, G Cappas, B. Siegel, I. Avelis: T Taus, G, Boby, B l-lohnson, B. Bistersky Coaches Von Bremer and Ganey appear concerned. Q 't rr E i M R 76 sv f 5, , ' X Q H X ' .f 5 Q fr N' x ', f If y ,,A.. 3 I Q f.. , fix I 4' T T' I I1 sf' 'vm 490 ant fffff 'wi i t ff , Q W f I, ff QQ' pf.. 1, ' 4 'f GM , t X 'f' im, igor, I Y rv arsifcv . 42 Y r M x 41 if G f I 5 X f . 3 n I F N... ,, 1 , ,WM U X113 fi ,fm 1.b if Npmtgyq R n , ,lfiw-.if-N f - F l 5 ' Ni Q y vu? in U 3 ,V Nl: ik! A is A ' F ,1 Q I x x.14k,YGi i.... 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LM-:Y -4-3-1 I. rp - v ' S-Q-V .. WAP f 'V ' gn, 'F'-' is ix!! Q, 1. Fug-N. M ,L du f, I is -vjff M . 5,1 f Sr -Q 1 .f.:Lff- K v 41 f W 'S N IK K Q ' 'WN x ,:::: 1 ,, 1.. ti . -Ig. ww 1' I A Y 4:0372 azz: -, , 2 7, 4,57 J?-A N , 1. 'V N. f 5. U 1 ,. ' k ' ' N , . , 7 4 I 5 1 ya' r ' ' L., . A ,if 5 lk I VA K X X Ml M.: Q C. ' A -A , M14 cl 1, : X f - , W f ' .V , ff' -if . x 'JL Cl Q 1 .Q rf' 51547 . + . W . ,, Y M xx Wy, , A . mu ,f-4, . '. Ki' R , 'SQ W 2+ vw f Q Q, ,.,, ,f A A K la . w Q N ,W 1 ogzfe 04fA fefes Cqzfure xcelofioncz! Qur Lindblom Frosh-Sophs this season fought bril- liantly to reach the standards set tor them by the varsity squad, but tell short, winning tour games and losing tive. Their wins included Fenger, Tilden, Brother Rice, and St. Rita. Leading the Sophs in touchdowns was left halt- back, Abe Mclieiver, who made almost ninety per cent ot the Lindblom scores. Quarterback Richard Losee, showing great promise for varsity play, also scored several times with his magnificent touchdown passes. Co-Captains Walter Crane and Rich Losee, to- gether with the Frosh-Soph coaches, Mr. Parro, Mr. Leyinthal, and Mr. lones, molded what could possibly be championship material tor the coming season in both Frosh-Soph and Varsity competition. 5 c xx 0 'N N2 in -- Tift X X X X - N- K t Nl iigs i ik 3 X ME' X R X t 1 ev We 'lb 'fn ifanff c L W' Y f Un K 1 4 ' . , V ., ity, . 'AQ ir- 1 s X W ,X WYZ Qi I f f 1 ,K 1 77- Q4 f W . Even the henchmen get excited in ci tense game! wnfzgfes giail fo amlsen VOSA-SOFA Pirif FOOTBALL TEAM - FROSH-SOPH Row Row Row Row l-S, Kcrlmanq W. Lexong L Blockwelly B Vynane-kg R. Gay, R Austinp T Pcitleng W BGFVIGSQ P. Borelsg R Loseep D Casey 2-R. Anderson. D. Senkowskig C. Mohtorg E Kochclnp I Satcxlcxg F. Bobmcrcg I. Setzkeg D. Suddothg H. Pete-rsong A. Guhly T Weissenhoferp L Petersong B. Moncxcog C Gcxcki 3-T. Willicrmsq W. Crcmey I. Icmyp A. McKeiverg W Molitorg C . Douthitg D. Gcmbrielg L. Decrnsg I. Yerkovichy T. Iopekg B. Wingate: E. Minzenbergerg R Nolcinq R. Perezg W. Orender 4-F. Koschg I. Sisulg H, Reillyp M Rcxskiewicz X M, M4 3 Wag 1-:W fgf A . ' ...... ...,. if-y W Page 153 ,f V WWW? 4... 'f Wi. Zi 24 gd Vw ' Concentration calls for cr Victory Ball! Lett to Right-L l-larrisy P Cassidy: D Gordon: A lones: Mr tones, Ciiaohp l Stewart: D Bandauslci- W Hacila- R Prairie K Heririiiigs o m en ce, o n ce n frafio n . With the long season over, we tind the team and Coach lanes at ease trom one ot the most strenuous seasons. The Eaqles had a nip-and-tuck time ot itl Thinqs qot harder as the weel-:s rolled on. This year's team was composed oi Frosh- Soph men ot last year. We were without the assistance ot Ed Vtfeiqman, our high point inan ot last year, and lack Stewart, who qraduated at mid-season. Due to these outstandinq players, Lindhlom was placed in one ot the toughest leagues in the city, but managed to keep up the pace and acquire :wine very important victories. Varsity lkirlzi'-r . ....., H8 vs. Lindhloin. . . ...59 In the IIT tournament Tiilfty .. ...... f'l'7 vs. liindlilani. ,, ...54 'l'il1liin ,. .,l3t3 vs, Lindliloni. .. ...79 lack Stewart 1 I4 i qacs in the an tor a tip-in. Stewart headed the Eagles mtnin-I culnrnn until lic qiadnatod in February. will lfvl fi ts 45? 'S 1 1 f X 1 4 1 2712, A H4 Q ,Qu 4, . ., ,sm , A ' x V ,..... f M 5 if ' if . fx, 7 Q 'wi 'Nw 4 . M 4. lf fj X I And now the leather-covered sphere comes hurtling through the air! BASEBALL TEAM And now the pitcher holds the ball. and now he 1et's it go'. They saw his face grow stern and cold. they saw his muscles strain And they knew that Casey wouldn't let that ball qo by aqainf ofenfial CAQMQIJS A swing and a shout: the game is over! ln the Spring under Co-Captains Sam Rizzo and Orville Young the baseball team placed third in their section. The aim of the boys and Coach Ianousek is to come in first in the section: then go on to win a City championship. And they'll do it yet! Our team played some terrific games, many of which were upset. The under dogs, the Eagles, romped over the favor- ites, a power-packed Dunbar team, by a score of 8-4, Lindblom aided by the bril- liant pitching of Ierry Kommer. Another typical Lindblom thriller occurred when the Eagles toppled hard-hitting Morgan Park, 8-4, a score which resulted from a grand-slam home run hit in a brilliant de- fensive game played by both Crville Young and Wayne Habold. Lindblom's rival, Gage Park, also bowed to the Eagles' power by a score of 4-2. Foreground-S. Rizzo, CO-Captain Row l-W. Witty K. Koneckig H. Zabelski Row 2-I. Wrageg I. Franzeng R. Handsg I. Kommerg E. Larsen, R. Aultg S. Glick How 3-G. Iuretic, M. Woulfeg B. Campbell: I. Shatkusg I. Petrovicg I. Dawson K ' ,ff I XTX is ,.,. i., But there is no joy in Mudville- mighty Casey has struck out! 1 , 1 ful 1From Casey at the Bat, a baseball classic by Ernest T. Thayer. Page l57 ..f fM .L ' f , C IC Kwik-try EACIHT ions. Under the skilled coaching and driving personality ot Mr. George Von Bremer t Dutchl' to his legions of friendsl, the Linde blom lce Skating Team could be found, all winter, at Marquette Park or at Michael Kirby's Skating Rink, practicing speed and form, to the wonderment and delight of all spectators. Grueling work paid oft. ln lanu- ary, at Waveland Park, when the opening signal cracked in the annual Chicago Pube lic High School League lce Skating Meet, like iets with only streaks to indicate their lightning-like ability, Lindblom skating flyers were oft to win their third straight title. Led by Co-Captains Don Zordani and Tom Healy, the team was able to win four of the five events in the senior competition. This included Torn Healy's victory in the 440 yard race in which he was runner-up last year. Phil Van Kampen, in the 880 yard race, also streaked to a first. Don Zordani, a rocket-like force in his exploits on the ice, sped ot'f to first place in an attempt to smash the city mile record. On an eight lap track he lapped the field three times, seconds short of a record. ln the Senior Mile relay Zordani, Healy, Van Kampen, and Dave Miller won a fourth by a score of 30414. For the team the season really began in November. The members competed in ten state meets at various spots in lllinois. ln the Silver Skates meet at Waveland Park Don Zordani received a fourth place in the Senior Men's Hating. At Lombard, lllinois, in the Senior B Division, Healy clinched a first. Two national meets followed, one in St. Paul and one in Hockton, lllinois. ln the Northwest Meet at Kirbys ending the season, teams from all over lllinois com- peted for the Northwest Championship. Healy and Zordani received a second in this meet. Lindblorrrs team, as a unit, scored 28 points. iN ICE SKATING CLUB Forearourid iT Healy How t-'Ll Morrison, TW Miller: S Morrison, D Zorilanip T Hartyp K Parsygnicit, P Van lifirwpoii, l Plostiiia mm Ks Q How Z l li'-vilyp W ltoiisoyg Tl Hiorclaii, R Stacliog H Ltibuef P Ofonnory B Lewis: H Pi-idfiig-rg K Haiiieriz, D Siialtloth l'lf'+W fl '-E llf:P I1+1'1: l lflOLilcI:1g T Milos: V Ge mis- M Stiiarti ll Schiiiiiddey L. Lewis: .i l' Hi:-ici-lt N .V Lett Tom Healy '60 Captain, Dori Zordani '60 Captain, Dave Miller '61 Captain. Phil Van Kampen '61 Captain prepare to race time aiiriiia a niqlit practice session. Hiatt! Coach Von Bremer aives Tom Healy, and Phil Van Kampen the City Clianipiansliip Shield tar the teams victor- ious 15159-GO season. Far Hialit Hose Lolllue and Pat O'COIHi0Y the toanfs lone aiil members, display tl19lI slcatina style to win another Lindblom victory. t'.i.1t-159 XMB BLD! ' 2 K fg 5 M! 0-0 W ffffw , ww X 1 Y x , 4 . 6 . fwwwf f f ,X ,, X X y I ws. If J , X' 7 W 4,5-ff f - 7 f f 3 I 8' f f 0 5 x f , I X f X 7 X 3, 9 Xa HP X 4 M , Af S Ar , 1 AV 510119, , 94 ff .ff 'W Q4 ,ab-K f Y 14,54 .ggi-I A as X, ffm' ,I 97 T S7 T 1 9 ann 5 Q, ever osf Unit! xgfs OVI- 1 GOLF TEAM Row l-R. Barnesy K Schmitzq S Morrison, R Larsony H Nevillep P Kesericy W. Hartigp M. Porembski Row 2-Mr. Hunter, E. Dieballq I Katzaros, B. Polliclcg W Dorusg M. Porembslcig R Gutzwillery D. Deljassp L. Iohnsong R Littleg K. Porembskiy T Hartyy T. Healy Row 3-R. Antolikg H Scharty T. Evans, B. Nickag I. Pluzynslci, I. Hottmeistery W, Cathorall Nothing compares with the satisfaction en- countered when you see a little pill go sailing through the air. This is the excitement that Lind- blom's masters ot the sand trap, better known as the Golf Team, experience. Our team can be found practicing in the l:t.O.T.C. drill hall every chance they getq how- ever, their usual training quarters are to be found at Marquette Park. Most ot Lindblom's competie tive matches are played at jackson Park Alter being supervised under the watchful eyes of Mr. Hunter, their sponsor, the members have an opportunity to demonstrate their ability against opposing teams Against its opponents Bogart, Calumet, Carver, Fe-nger, Harper, Hyde Park, and Morgan Park, l.indblom's team prom- ises to be outstanding in many ways next year This years golters lought gamely, but odds were against them. Lindblom's tennis team, coached by Mr Powers and Mr Sotir, concluded its '59 season in good ' standing by netting third place in the south sec- tion. Leading last SEUISOIUVS team with their expert racquetologyu were Vic Seper, Bill Siergey, and Tom Sisul llot only were they rezsponszible lor many of the tearrfs victories, but they made a good showing irt the frtty tournarrtertt Vic and Bill, as a doubleza team, placed third in city com- petitior. Tom znrrtashed to a third place in city singled, playing lourth pozntttort .,,.y rx-v if Alter a .5ucr'e:11ztul rnrrazaort on tht: courtzz it 1:1 customary that a dirtrm,-r bf- divert tor the team, oututartdtrtg playffr: arf: awrirdr,-d ffrrtblerrtrt Andy Lawrence, Bob Hopf.-rtzz, hob Starttort, firtfl all team 'lftrtrterfp 'ffrfre uri tor .trfr-cial vttattort this Your t har ffllwfttvn- rfxzultfz thf' af,1chfr:: rc-r.'firrttrtr.:rtf.l jotrttrg tht: lV:'.Jttt trt thf, ttf-:zhrrtr-rt ftrtfl :1opl'iarrtr.trf yr.-ara. At the pfrfgc- thfy'rf: fI lllfJVllt'J rtftw, our yf'rr.'k-',trr'r: hfivf arf-rtl rtatfttltrtl lor tht Itrivt.1 Curt' TENNIS I-'qrffyrfyttrtfl fl' fl1.ttl, if fltttrtcy, it littttqftrt 'll , . X , . cymloics Lacy ef IPAQ Face for Cinalermen wtf 4 L03 if L TRACK TEAM How l-T. Healy, V. Marauskasp R. Nickap W. Molitor, F. Barels, T. Hartyp R Henderson, R. Lewisg A. Mclieiver Row 2-W. Graf, K. Wolniakp W. Niles, A. Markp C Molitor, H Michonp I. Burke, F Becketty R Cooper: G. Braga Row 3-R. Gay, R. Loseep F. Bobinac Vic Marauskcfs comments and the wheel seem to make for comedy among these t-shirt men. See the strain in the runner's face. His lithe body moves in graceful, power- ful strides. As he approaches the finish line, the beat of his heart quickens. There, at the not too distant goal, a thin ribbon stretches, a ribbon which he longs to feel break across his chest. Now it is only a few strides away, only a heartbeat, a gasp of breath, a bounding step: victory again will come to another Lindblom track team member! Although this is only the second year of our team's existence, under the leadership of Captain Tom l-larty and sponsorship of Mr. Von Bremer, our cindermen have blossomed into a well-organized unit. lt will be sometime before the team fully matures: nevertheless, even as neophytes, their sweeping deter- mination has made up for their inexperience. Art Mark clipped off fifth place in city-wide competition in the half mile, Vic Murauskas was an outstanding shot-putter and discus hurler. We have competed with other schools in all phases of track and cross- country competitions: the lOO-yard dash, the quarter - half, and full mile runs. ln field events we have shown our ability in the shot put, pole vault, discus hurling, and high jump. We are ready to hang more trophies and plaques in Keeler Hall! or ready a winner for the Olympics .... 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X s 'SX 5 I if Q EWS R.O.T.C. COMPANY C Foregrourict-C Morrisq G Mussori Row l-elit, l-lauserp R Draegerg I Dreicar R Cygari Row 2-M Stavolay C Willhoiteq B Starzvlag Q Rmerg B lrleussp L Iohrisoh Row 3-C Orlotty I Milosg L. Antony W Lesterg R Sul:-kag B Moss Row 4--I Schultzg S Koriibsbauerg P l-luaspethp R Mlotg I Schumppp R Rexel: ROWS-M Gueririp T Sweeney: E Kolaril-:Q L VVarariosl-:ip C Sayrierp M Dorriari Row 6-B Odelcirkp l. Weilg W Mitcfiellg W Smolay S Atzmarip A Klode Row 7-I Faheyq R lVlGIOl'j D Aridersorig ll Rothg C, Giriter isczfa ine, warg Bring onors fo Cvwleik The Liridhlam High School R.0.T.C. gives its yotmq meii aii early start iii their military knowledge. The Cadets, who may someday Cletehd our Catmtry, learn basic skills at soldiery tri the drill hall, OH the parade field, arid iii the ritle raiiae. Under the expert qutdahee at SFC Fowler and assistant military instructor, Sat. Sabotmk, each Ft.Q.T.C. Cadet strives tor perfection iii seltediscipliiie. This combined ertort has made Lind' blorrrs ROTC. stand out as one at the best Cerps iii the City. Aside lrom basiv clrillma, cadets take part in such activities as the Pielced Plataori, Piille Team, Monkey Team, aiicl the Drum arid Buqle Corps. Hiqhliqhts at the year were: li the wimiiiia at a lst Place Trophy by Cadet Maier' Robert Seiia tar the iriclivifliial high shore iii rifle marlqsmaitship the coimietitiaii was air intercollegi- ate rriateh srioiisarefl hy the Filth Armyp 27 the awarama te Artlmr Mark the raiil: at Captain at the Briqaflf-i Stall at the Pity, tliraiiali his swat i iii a iftmipititive examiiiatitm eii the basil- priiifiplfrs at military ITf'l 'l'lt :'t1IIll tavlivs. IX!If1lIy lIIlIV?I'IflllII11iI llyi- yiwir tlii- mttmiw irgq til tlio Hll.L5.H HID salted tltiolt ta Pa1I'lGliO ltl X-'Ctrl' mira rrrzsferiihlifwz 'mil Itfirfiflftgzg 'iii tliaaw iii'm'c1:'1tmitt 1, by their wellrqroometl appearaiice and mili tary Irf','f,'lfZlfJll, tit-ty ixltfiw l,iiiilliliim'1z praaraui praaiives topfiiatvli leaders. I'iii1r- Itifl Along the street there comes A blare of bugles, a rutile oi drums: And loyal hearts are beating high . . . The ilag is passing by! - Bennett Starting at the bottom is the best way to learn all types of Army technique. RIFLE TEAM Foreground-R. lohnson, Cadet Lieutenant Colonelg T. l-ludilcg R. Sieja, Cadet Major Row l-T. Sanderson, Cadet Captaing B, Organiscak: R, Fiala, Cadet lst Lieutenanty D Hillard, Cadet Major: L. Strass Page 155 QQ L ' 0 I O O aees gow! il.fl.ZCl'I5 COLOR GUARD R, Draeger, Sergeantp T Huolik, Sergeant lst Classy F Loias, Master Sergeant F Canto, Sergeant lst Cl'Il.1 One duty ol the H.O.T.C., guarding books at the Library Selectivity Process Exhibition, is done by Iim Lewis, Art Mark, and Ken Hulata. lr 2 We ,..r 'th , fi :trite W-ml imma Wm tmp' 2 A i DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Foreground-Capt G Miller, lst Lt V Webb Row l-I Blakemanq E Mudraq I Williams, L Garett, D Pinto, F Stokes, D. Peters Row 2-O, Palmer, C Schiavoneq R Rogery G Wilson, lst Sergeantg R Gorzelp T. Rullrnang W. Blair Row 3-W Braun, M Cozzo, D Carlsony G Nichols, I Campbellg V Kapusinskiq D Thomasun, K. Viskocilq G. Murphy The rolling music ot the Lindblom Drum and Bugle Corps brings everyone to attention The clarion song ot the bugles recalls our c:ountry's struggles for lreedom and Iusice 494 gjlfafion ,S frengfflz: agnifiafive, GQCJQVSAIP R.O.T.C. OFFICERS AND STAFF Row l-T Sanderson, Cadet Captainy N lvaniack, Cadet lst Lieutenant, I. Triebe, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Brigade stallg R Iohnson, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel, Battle Group Commander, D I-lillard, Cadet Maior, Brigade Stall, R Fiala, Cadet lst Lieutenant, I Simons, Cadet Captain Row Z-T. Karabatsas, Cadet lst Lieutenantg K l-lulata, Czrdet lst Lieutenantg I. Lewis, Cadet lst Lieutenantg C, Morris, Cadet Mayor: G Miller, Cadet lst Lreutenantg R Adamitis, Cadet lst Lieutenant, R. Sieia, Cadet Major, R Corradini, Cadet lst Lieutenant, R. Cygan, Cadet 2nd Lieutenantq W Yankers, Cadet lst Lieutenanty V. Webb, Cadet 2nd Lieutenant, R. Draeger, Cadet lst Lieutenant- A Mark, Cadet 2nd Lieutenant The Corps snaps to attention when Cadet ollicers call l'Right lace' Forward marCh ' Lindblonrs Reserve Olli- cers Training Corps learns discipline, and leadership, couresy, pertection in dress, along with their drill routines Problems ol personnel and strategy are worked out by the youthtul otticers with the help ot Sergecints Fowler and Sabotnik The Monkey Drill Team is a 'lperlectionistw one, and does everything trorn spinning ritles to pertorming all types ol unusual drill Lindblorns l'Monks are really on the beam' MONKEY DRILL TEAM Lett-K l-lulatag L Straussg I Lewis, R lfiala Right-D lnlillardg R. Iohrisonp A. Mark, C Wilson GO l 66 ,V f lairifecf Sea prifes avorf 41141. - M-ff v -we 9 N ' a . 'HA ' 5. K,. ,B ,.... , -..........4. . M. I. .M .3- ,. ...t ,... -wi.-.gh .Wg 1 t MN, . . V - A.. , 1 X, Q 3 1 gl.. A 'E x SWIM LEADERS Around Diving Board Row l-S. Kgprglg P. Tykglslcyg D Militz Row 2-F. Mileskog Mrs. Cochrgng I. Bronzell Row 3AD. Kellyg lvl. Mgnninog B. Slocttg B. Iersg, I. Soderberg, B Morczvek Around Pool Row l-B. Shumwgy, C. Anderson, B. Krciiewskig I. Dzikowslcig V. Schdeier, l-l. Dgleschg I Pcrtelcg D Breneke Row 2-K. Bgrgny I. Michctelsg I. l-lowgnicp L. Mondrctgon, G. Stun, S. Loxg O. Dellgmcinop I Iellriesq L Guttrnotng D. McCormick, P. Deplewskip B. Gruenholzg S. Smerz, I. Libercitoreg I Pdvlgk Row 3-A. Tuzikg E. Zemgitis, I. Keretcrg S. Ieske, M. Cctughlin, D. Iohnson, P Adciir Legs together, toes pointed, borck grched, splcrsh into the wgter goes ct swim leoder with gnother splendid dive. A swim lecrder legrns litescrving ond the mgny crotts ctccompgnying it. lt is difficult to do the pivot perry or the block ond turn , which gre both techniques used in lite- scrving. However, with the gssistgnce of ct G.A.A. delegcrte dnd the swim ledder sponsor, Mrs. Coche rcrn, the girls leorrn how to mgneuver themselves successfully in the wgter. Hgving mgstered the litesgving techniques, girls ddvonce to hcrrder ond more complicgted skills in trying to ohtgin ct dolphin. With the help ot cr G.A.A. representcrtive, they lecrrn stunts gnd gdb vgnced litesctving ond try to mcrster speed, endurcmce, cmd dives. The dolphin is the highest ctwctrd cr swim lecrder con egrn, ond it distinguishes her gs gn gqugtic expert. Swim legders gre not only expert swimmers, but good scholctrs. Every girl must cgrry her sub' jects successfully or she will be dropped from this clgss. During her tree periods she submits her services to gny clgss in need ot g swimming did. A swim lecrder is gn intelligent, hgrd working. generous, gnd loygl Lindlolomite. Pgge l67 FOL.S!lQCJ1SAOQS ana crsonahfcu C114 LEADERS Iliiw I-I IJIf1rizi11-III1, 4,3 I'QiiI1'I1Liix-iiii-'ry IYI CIIIIIIXI, if Gmiiniil' IXI Kit-ICIQI I. IIiii10i'- Ii 5131 I Proizfzg B SIOI Hiiiiwi IVI1S:2C'iJIIQii7 IVI lf'Ii:1Iiiii-1115 II IXIi'x'f'i:: I1 W-iIIcV' A IQOTOI' I Foam I IXIm'n:2iG' I Lcvviqriew L Hoivilzig 5 uviciwiiiiiiii Howl'-I Vorir-laciiipg I-I Miiyy I Wviliiw I3 Ijiwiiriiivk- II 'I'yuIi::viiv II IXIiiIuiti1:- I Spiiiixor H Stfrvkg Ii-I Pi-VII, IVI TiiIIIii HOW4- I' Giitiiiiciiig Ii CIiri1:IO'iIiwig Ii Iiiv-IIIwii1q II Iixwwiiis, If IXIiIIui'- I Scicikn- II Iiiiiqht I II IVIf'IifiIOVg I IYIOIIQ, IXI SII-iiiiiiwi' V IXIiiL',iii I'iUfA'Iu I. Kririig I' IIIV'I1'I'1I'lIlIIj I AIIVII1'X'X'11N N 'InIiowIi' I-' Iiiiislii' II Ifxviwz- I IQnymiI1 I IIII1-wi'iIg M Ixiiiiiiig IMI Iwluiiuiii -if II Iwiiiviimza IVIIUIII Iliw iii:IivirIiii'1I sI4iII:: ul mivli -iiil vwiiiws IIi0 viiwuiivo IGGIIIXNOIIIQ wIiicIi Iiiii fiyiii I+fiiiIifi:f: Iirivii. A-wiiiiii-Iisliiiiviils doiiiiiiikiiim pliysivnl disvipliiie iii :zIiii'il:'., im- UI iipliiiiiiliins, -iiiiI Iyiiiiios ni-ii iiwviiod iii iIiu Gym Loaders class. A 'iyiii Iiiiifliii Iifl:1ilIIiIwlii' iiinsiiililf Iiiwnixis Iivi ui vliuvroii, mid also iuiiks IiiiiIi :1i'Iiiilfi11Iii'i1IIy, IM rw IIwII V -4 Q .X WM een in 5 ana! 04fAlefic Oddihfry aLe vlieaclzrs GYM LEADERS Howl-M. Chiarappag E. Perkins: T. LaCocoy P. Mclfinseyg S. Greenwaldy S. Stricklandp I. Sullivan Row 2-B. Brunog S. Kostusg C. I-leidenreichg M. Sandorag H. Paveyg I. Iohnstonp E. Coltman Row 3-E. Kozlowskig K. Murphyp L, Karasg H. Maurisaky E. Macalusog S. Fredericlcg I. Kaplcrng C. O'Neill Row 4-K. Waterman: D. Rinkusp I. Meravig S. Casonq C. Iohnseng K. Rinkusg I, Gackip A. Richter Row 5-C. Strokerg V. Tolkaczg I. Richardsy I. Nicholsg C. Bergg S. Grochmaly G. Rusin Row 6-N. Wagnerq C. Macioceg N. Noelg M. Penlcasg D. Vimarcag G. Suddath Row 7-R. Reilly: A. Peslakg I. Baileyg I. Gecas ROW 8-G. Kukulkap B. Maloyg R. Perfetto M. Weir The responsibility of assisting gym teachers in three extra classes a Week helps to form these girls' futures. They become more capable of accepting leadership not only in gym, but also in all other school activities. The spotless shoes and clean suit of a leader symbolize character traits of an outstanding girl. The traditional semi-annual tea is a big event in the gym leaders lives. Teachers are the special guests at the tea which is held in the social room. Delightful favors are made to follow a theme decided by the Gym Leaders' sponsor, Miss Callen, and two G.A.A. Board and Cabinet members. The Gym Leaders organization is a barrel of fun: but its greatest value lies in the Wonderful effect it has on character and personality. Page 169 its K VM. ,. X XX :X ...Au gn OCIIM cl! Iona Lzjlacihfiolf G.A.A. BOARD AND CABINET Fo1'QqrO1111d-P Calvellog D SokoIowsk1g IF TIDE-T1 Hsw I--M Chmrcppm- A T1x:1k- I Perlmari- S Gros G.A.A. Why 1 1 , Sermkc- R Stackg ID' IDKIVYITMT b '1111 kmhp I .1 .. 1 I N11 1111 F IXf1Ile-1' C FGTQI Gnckl- P INT R w A H1 IN111- T PXIXYIIIQ If IXIGTIISOIY' F fI01:1n111 1 1111 lI11wa1'1 111r'I:1 I11II Q' IVF W '11'1 . 1 1.11.1 ., WIN 1111 th1-V 'hm'111IIx 111211 1ox!11IIx' 111111 I1 5 nw! 1I1.1.11'11-1l1wo1 01v11'a1u' D1 X11111r111 A II 1, Ih1 kv A A' , . 1 VX'I1'1:1Ir11I11'11 111: 1:Ixv.111:.'11111kI1yI1k1X 511115 WI1111 IIX1 lh1111 1h1- 011111141 In x1'1:1 all thorn- 111:11 I1 II 1l 1h111h11I' T1 11 1 11 x11II 1x It 1h x1,XA' M11-'M1 I'11111-IYII I11 l1'11111111-111111,1I1 1 1: 11111 x1'111k -'HMI 111111 NN11I1II111111X.'X' N .X ,. 1 U .-1 1'1 1 H1 1 ' ' '1-,XUQI1 G.A.A. BOARD OFFICERS P - - 1 , 1- .-1-N I 1 P1111 I 111111-II11 1111w:11I111'l I 11111441 111111111 IX I' I1I11I11 11111111 KI h111 1I 1 111111 , 1 1 ,11 1 111 1 -1 1 1 11h111 IXI1- INIIIX .:11111x:111111 -di. E W X 3 , if , 5 4 Z 2 2' fl E, Q f,sL v f Q st TRIBUTE GF LUV? CLEAR antiwar rf-is s N X-get t-+E.a.vsr-Q in we HUFE:-FWLLES me mst: rw srmatgf v.fAt,.i.. U. LSNUBLUM HALL? NiTt-i BEAUTYS B' C-3 rjzese QTVIS AVG All-American l LVIDQS The Lindblom G.A.A. Board and Cabinet is a highly efficient organization whose purpose is to supervise all girl's athletic activities. The Board is comprised of representatives for each extra-curricular sport and individual activity. Hard-working girls, striving for their 'L' or chevron, are eligible for Board positions. They must rank high scholastically, and be able to maintain pleasant relationship with others at all times. These blue jacket girls teach badminton, fencing, ping-pong, and tumbling. Rep- resentatives are also in charge of restricted gym, the various team games, swimming, modern dance, hiking and biking, bowling and skating, gym leaders, art, publicity, point checking, and gym at large. Thus, a close Contact is maintained between girls working for awards and those willing and able to help them. The Board also has its own officers. Under the co-sponsorship of Mrs. Barry and Miss Murphey, the GAA. Board and Cabinet and all its activities are channeled in the right directions, thus making for effective student accomplishments in all phases of gym work. G.A.A. Board meetings are 9th period on Wed- nesdays in the social room. Each semester the Board has a G.A.A. membership drive, climaxed by the semi-annual G.A.A, Party. This is always an hilarious occasion. The G.A.A. Achievement Assembly, the 'Tacket Tea , and the Hail and Farewell Tea serve as wonderful memories for the girls lucky enough to belong to this highly respected group. Pagel7l 6 s 1 1- ' , .1 ,' 7 9 4 ,f ,V 1 If if-.121 iUd'11fi,, J2Ql!4fd k.j1!iCll'OOVl CIVIC! W'l1e11 ti111 gals 111 gold' ldegiii to Cheer, the starids become alive with the electric excitement that 171111 pe 1j9!tc5F1fIl-Nfl only by L111:ll3lo1i1 Cheerlea Zlersl So iull ot Vitality arid school spirit that ariy 151131111 IS erihiceisied by therii, they are ihoseii frorii the large group oi Candidates who try out for the :oveted 1'1os1tio1'1 each spri1'1g. Seveiiteeri are picked, having been rated as outstanding iii poise, agility, arid slzill by Mrs, Barry, the spoiisor, These girls riiust have also received special reooghie tioii tor high grades 111 their stibiects. Theii they lead the school iii pep routines, songs, dances, arid allfarouiid tlair tor liviiigl W'ith iiiegaphories, shalceroos, or iust plaiii good spirits they work as hard as they Cari, wearing proudly arid happily their gold iacliets with their owii special eiiilolerii. Their good sportszriaiiship is famous: their eiiergy, bouridlessy arid iii riiaroori or white sliirts, with white sweaters or gold jackets, at teas or special parties, good mariners proclaim theiii ladies ll'l the tiiiest serise ot the wordl CHEERLEADERS Row. l-HJ o1.1Tl,l.,11h L L1,11111-1r,1 l.lrs 51,111-,, I opizperg A tt,1Q:11,11 5' XXX QRNENQ.,-ev Nl- N X . 'NF' W K A XXXNX X as X X S S I CHEERLEADERS How le E' lflfr' M1 lilflfdflll. lo l.f1111f111t, f:o1i1'1r1if1111 H9772 11 G11t111111r1, lt l41r1l-111 lil El1-1 V11 'P' 1, l lf11r1l1'11, 'ff fffluill, fl 'f'11lf11, K 'N11'111:11',111,l l!l1'1'I'l1 How fi F4 f1r111111, l l!l1'lf11121 A fl'11,1111', ll l,1'11'li'f1f1'1l, I '111 1',1 , l' ll11'11:11 Opposite pclgefupper right CHEERLEADERS P Ff,1f11111111:1l ' V11-1 l'-I, l,111 up Qx Hfpffl I lfl 11,111 f' fll11j111 1 ll 1.1 L' 1 1 1: , f 1' 11 il11 1-11 1 X , , ll11ll1 W 'A 1,11 I 1 11 ' .1123 ng' uh JPQWJQW Z L I , cc 1111 uc . ean1worA. I M . XX X ...X 4 . W. A 5 X S- ,umig , I . .I-X fl TEAM GAMES Row I-I-I Mcrurisdkp I Iohristorig Ii Perkirmg Ifl Thciiifif: Row ZHM Fdriucceg G Suddoihq L I..CKII1OIIIj M Petr-rg Row 3-I Kdpldrip I Mercivig M Perikdsg S Treibfilg A Tuzik Row 4-C O'IIeiIIg B Krmewsicig S Sm-1-rzg L I-Iefiitf H Periifltog I Wiile-rg B Ydkusg S Iosicc Row 5-V TQIICUCZ: P Luniciri Row 6-I Spiririerg If Tyiihseriy IJ Mdicuiiizag II PerIIg L Mark:-xg I Pgvidkg I Liber-more Row 71-IMI Tuttleg M Bexsimg B Sloig R Ijiririiqcrrwp K IVICKQIIZIGS-Q K Wntermdrig I5 Mcformick Row 9-R SIGCIQ S Giurrridririg II WCTQIIlf'Vj D Vimiiirigog P I5QpIowsIc1p H Zem-iitisq G Kdidibreririer Row 9'--C Fricifdp S Kflprdig I VF'IIFfICUIIII'I I3 Li,1riIc',':-ng P AIIVIII Row III--IJ Guifrridr-7 IJI Sifliririicrg L Korrig A Striyrifir The whistle IUIQWSQ the tip-UH is s,iidicIied: mid the qdiiie is under wciy, A ioiil is CdIIed firriid 0 bdrrdqe OI protests. A poirii is rrirrde, mid the ioyous rodr oi dpprovdl is CIGGIGII' iriq. This is Tfefirri GUHIQSI The now IIIQ trip: Iuiir 'I'Iiff IIIVJIIY fir IQHIIIINUI QIUIIIQ COTIIIIIIJQSQ efifgii qiri pifiys Ifier IICIICIGSI iii quwst oi viutory. SIIG realizes irIriImr1fir'if:ff of the 1-:IciII:-s rmd IUCIIIIIQLIUS 3-Iiw lids Strivoii to pwrieci for edcli oi Iourrif,rriiQruI:-Li f'fiy,lfiiriImII, Iufiz-zlfviivfili, VwII19yIvf'1II, mid bdsebdll, f'fiin:aIfmI fjI1f1IIffIlCI+i: friid f oiiIiiiiifiii:s- X-'iivriii-wil III Iiiwsw sirviiiioiis sporis diirdvi fiQriIfl.A.A.mf-Iiuiff-111.Ifwrruyw-Iilifm in iilwciyaa IIIIWIISU, ywt grmrisiiimiisliip mud If f1I4'11Iff'1'11Zf'fI'lI f1II Iiiiiwag IIIIIIZ, 1'flf'Il'IIII isfiiiliiIniiwvmlripIlurgwiiprIIir1IwiIiIipg Io Iiw- I1iIIfi::l. 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PIEIIIIH With the uid of the sport implements shown, strenuous exercise and the joy ot Iivinq become simultaneous I 1 101456, Odhve, wingin, gals At the semesters end, a party for all LD members is held Volleyball, danc- ing, entertainment, and delicious re- freshments are in store for these fortu- nate members Every active member is entitled to purchase an LD pin, which has the words, 'Lindblorn GAA, and 'SUU Points inscribed in gold letters upon its red surface Get going, girls and maybe you can share the fun ol this enthusiastic groupl L.D. CLUB Row lfC Chmielg M Chiarappo, I lficholsg Miss Llnglund, I Kereta, I Sullivan, B lfloravekg E Perkins Bow Zfll Stricklfirmlg T Lacoco, S Heckert, B Bruno, P Vlfedel, I Verdino, M Peter, lf lloel Row 3-K Waterrnfm, B Gruenholz, lff lflannino, lff Pfinucce, B Shumway, A Tuzikg B Woller, T, Pawlilt Bow 4-D TiflC'ClOflfIlf,'lfj K Mclienzte I Bichards, E Ieszkeg L Korikeq M Ciulinig P Affair, Perlman I Michae :-z Bow 5-'A l!ffJ'f: I Wallin, S CfJI'LOll, I Pavlak, me f o JI te' 'g B Stojg E fjrnarz, lfl lfernff Bow 6-G HlJ'iffOll'1, I flplrtrwr, ll Peril, G lfalfgfibrfirrrrffr, lfl We-ir, P Deplewrzlat, M Gfiflttg C ffllcwfill, I Lcfvlgnn- I How 7- H lltrflfgrl, fl K:ilfl12lC'l'ilf,,l, L Hr,-lvllzg I flfiflfij lf lfpwlllwf,-rrq, T lvlfiluilixzg l. fllllllllflll, I lflfllfrg ll gf,'l'lf1 ,'lfJf How Elf- VI Gfiirtftuilg f, flr-'11 r, yiffw My Mfr, 5 ' ' J . ',' I J if ,, V lf ., V - If Lf,,,f, I' lffw Vlwlfr, I lirifrw Il Ihlflf I'!tt 'lOnly one Week left! and Get tho: activities in! These are some of the e couraging phrases heard from ambitioi L.D. members. This club is for girls wf excel in gym Work, athletics, and sport manship. Each girl must have at least 500 G.A.i points to be a member of this organizc tion. The meetings, held monthly, ai sponsored by Mrs. McCarthy tMiss Eng lundl of the Physical Education Depar ment. The initiation of new members, th election of officers, and the L.D. hike ar discussed. The majority of these gir. take part in the hike, equivalent to thre single ones, because of its humor an enjoyment. fnitiates must Wear the cos tumes chosen by the clubs officers, an perform strange acts, such as scrubbin a square of sidewalk with a toothbrusl L.D. CLUB ..L,, Top to Bottom- I. Willer, K. Laugerg A, Richter: I. G-ackig P, Lusking S. Gierrnann, S, Federick: M. Levine, D. Thomas- A Ienkinsg P. Patterson, M Cooky S. Trejbal, I 'Walusq L Guttmanq B. Stack: L, Korn ID Straight D. Purvinas: M. Bessler, S. Grochmal- A Staynarg G. Kukulkap L, Marks ..D,, Curve D. Blackburn, A. Eckhardt, I. Manzello I. Sereikaq B. Knightg I. Fox, E. Miller' E Best, D. Mataitisy K, Rinkus, B Tychsen Q9 vu., 1C OISQ an VOICE kg LL CVH CIHCC V11 1 1111 11111 11111 1l11I1111111111 1111 1 N 111 11 11 1111 111 11 1111111 111 .111111.I1111I111111-111 1 11 111' 111111 1 111 11 Nl 11111 1 1 11111111111 W111111111 111 v 111111 111111 11111 1111 11111 111 1 II l11111l11111111 11111111111 1I141V4'I1I1'111,, 111 1 I1l111 111111111 1111 1 111111 1111111::1'1111::z1111-1,1 1 1 II 1 1 I1 11111111111,1.x11::11111111111 1 11'-111111 1111111 1111! 1111111 1111 1111 11 1111111111111 111,11-1 11 251 1111 1 J 111:1111 11v,111111 BALLET Fo1+3c:1rou1'1131- M Chwrcppqg 17 3111131-c11'1r1d Row 1+ 1 Ver1e11G1mp: 111 B1G1:11:bum: 1 17102212110 Row 2- 11 P11dQ111110g B LoBueg I . Given.: ,N 1 -fry, Q .. .. . N K - - - sv -. - 'Ss Nb X jx Qs wx wx. K ss - A TUMBLING Foreground- Miss Englund sponsorg R. Stack Row l- D. Srnolkag M. Ciulini Row 2- B. Gruenholzg F. Mileskoy I, Kovancla M. Gackiy M. Mannino Row 3- S. Ieslce: P. Pattersong P. Wedelg I. Bronze-llp I. Spinner: E. Perkinsy I. Howanicy D. Militzg G. Stan: L Konkel: D. Flohr It takes practice and skill to do this. but aren't they having lun? umglers wisfg rpaclclle acyers fre fcA ls she a contortionist? li-lo, shes a tumlolerl From her acroliiatic teats she gains poise and balance as well as selt-confidence At the Tumblers' weekly meetings, under the direction ot Mrs McCarthy and a G A A Board member the girls practice torward and backward rolls, cartwheels, dive rolls, head stands, and hand stands The horse and springboard are the tavorite tools ot the tumblers A satety belt is sometimes used with the springboard lay the athletes when doing a ditticult stunt or dive Though the stunts seem simple and ettortless to the uninitiated, many hours ot training are spent P-stands tor twenty-tive points you can earn toward your school letter or chevror. l-stands tor the incentive that spurs you on N-stands tor the number ot games you play Win or lose, you always have tun' G-stands tor great glee when you Win P-stands tor the paddle. O-stands tor the opponent ll-stands tor numerous ways you use to emerge as the victor G-stands lor the gold har you earn lor eltort TABLE TENNIS Circle-V Tolkacz: A Larnbrosg T Pawlilag E Wolterg lil Padaliriog E Macalusogl Gacki: A Ar-ie-np S Giermanng ll Pertlp R Staclcg V Selly M Slemrnerg D Smith Handle-W Woltery A Srnithg M Leslie-7 E Pawlak Centere--I Sereilca A K , W . y X V ,gy H A i Ki A-- t'tttt 4 , uw G ,W .pi ,f M V - I 'J A Effective work with the paddle in Table Tennis calls lor alertness. 7x Primm l R BADMINTON ljCtt6I'fJtC'tlI'tl A lillflllrt Bow l- P Vtefitl- I Iv' 1 M Pvt-'rl How 2- B Krug, I 5lif,+'l'I', I B Walter: Ii M+'JY6'I Bow 3- B Arden, M Ciulinl. M Weir- S Stiff-ri M Gackl, L, Helier B Berg, I Celts-rr, T Pawllli Bow 5 I Malt-.', Wrrltr-ru, IAQ Kelty, A fllrivrrrxr' li Pt rwlr Ili 7-oils an acqnefs oisecf for apic, adcfion A f'Bird1e means different things to different people A Birdie to hunters is MFair Game , fl Birdie to golfers is om- stroke less than par To the girls in L1ndblom's Badminton Classes, however, it means fun and excitement Today, fencing is an invigorating sport, whereas only yesterday it meant the difference between lite or death to English- men, Frenchmen, Spaniards, and sabre-scarred Germans Famous swordsrnen depended on the use of the foil or rapier in battles and duels as a means of defense. FENCING Foreground-D. Strickland, M. Chiarappa, I Levigne, I Maras:o, I. Perlman, D. Purvinas Bow l-C. Stocker, A Lambros, N. Givens, L Mitchell, M. Leslie, C. Merchant, B. Krayewski, C. Gamauf, G. Kelly, E. Pawlak, M. Walters, V. Mazur, T. Malanowski, N Padaline, C. Tontsch, R Lerner, B. Gruenholz, M. McGrath, B Krug P1 .zu U9 I ..-.. .., ,....,..,M,.,Y.. N. H ...,v.....,...,,,..,.M,,. . . ., .a,. .W ,,,, A... ,n,.,,.. , .,-.. ,mul I-tow 4- G Kalchlorerrrrer,I Gr I Sosa, C Garrraiil, N Pertl Bow 5- C llllevvwlt- M lktrrrrp. I-Iii Imjlxl 7 WN GYIV1 OFFTC E ASSISTANTS l-L11-. , 'Tl loll 1 'iii' :Y Hi-wk-Qrtg T ll il '1!'1O'f.',-'l w lfi ci xv H 1 P Weiel' D Flohrg B Krug Row 3- P Pdtiersoix lvleriokson: N Schdeierr T lvlirtulis: C lJVoodhou.a 9 , 1 ff' 'il fx-rf., WW N.. f M, ,kA1. f 'W LK Vs LOCKER GUARDS Row l-I Bronzell: l Mule: Row Eel. Konkelp lvl McGrath: l Foxy P Reilly Row 3AW Wolter: M Kohn-3 Locker guords are cheerful souls! With- out coniploints they serve one period protecting the possessions ot hundreds ot students ottending the gyrn classes. They niust be eiticient, thorough in their nie- thods ot watohtulness, ond conscious orl- ways ot the Golden Rule. Like the Gyrn Grtice Assistants, they eorn points toword an L or Chevron and rnoy participate in all sports. Have you ever seen the girls who run trantically around the gym doing odd iolos tor the physical education teachers? They are the tained qyni ortice assistants. Be- cause they like their work they willingly run errands, tile and type. These vigorous workers earn Q5 points toward their coveted or Chevron. Mrs. Bets, the sponsor ot this organization, does inuch to help ainliitious airls receive serv- ice points. Each girl has the opportunity to expand her interest into other gyni acf tivitios. LOCKER GUARDS How I ll Fltitckl-in-ig lXl Waltersg M Rossi,-r liitw ll. kt: Kt'llY: ll Vvootis' S l-Tatar-tg: H lqkrlbre it x crisp at lianiinf t t tmutsl ti- ltltl x esf nl -N. Q ,lf Jon iving Believe it or not, dolphins, porpoises, and sharks are in the pool every Wednesday 10th period! Actually, however, these are only names lor some ot the stunts and tor- mations girls in the synchronized swirrt- ming class learn. The only requirements needed to join this class are a reasonable amount ot swimming ability and willingness to par- ticipate in a water ballet at the end. ol each semester. This newly torrrted organization is spon- sored by Mrs. Cochran, who has now started teaching the girls how to swim to the rhythm ot popular and classical rnusic These girls also have a chance to make up their own water skits. Perhaps they will be used in the next water ballet presented by the synchronized swirrinting classes SYNCHRONIZED SWIM Howl-f-V. Sell, T Willinacrg A Tuzikp P Wedel ltrtwlr I lironzollg L Konkelg B Moravek, M Gacklp I Kerotag I lclowanic Hnw ft 7 lt Militzg B. Grucriholzg M Manninoq S Ic-skc, G Slang M Ctulinig P Tykalslay ff MN Z 7 fff B xx SQNTS Our Malorettes, tho pretty nrracetul twirlers preceding the Rand, lurnish stirring entertainment tri halt time at lootball garrtes and irz the Spring Fes- tival, with a quick accuracy hard to equal Under the able leadership ol Elaine Soltis as Fall cornrnander, and Ellen Zernaitis Spring corrtrrtander. this year the lasstes added rnuch varia- tion to their tricks and Iorntations. For the Spring Festival they wore skeleton costumes ir. which they did a snappy number to the accorrtpartirneht ot Dry Bones . At lootball time the pert ma- roon skirts and gold sweaters are the srnart garb oi this zesttul group under the sponsorship ot Mr Lyhgby MAIORETTES Row l-E. Zerriaitisp E.Sctt1sp C Zastony Row 2-M Caughlinq S Yagery H Alles, M Beller Paae IW 0 Books make the world go Round! exclaim Miss Garrity, Mr. Maleki. Mrs. Secllack. Mr. Levinthal, and Miss Chelsea. l Our faculty prove able competitors as well as enthusiastic rooters. 2 lb We it 417. 'V ,I , iff YF.. M-3' Where can we go?? E i Dressed in the latest style. wr V .m., 'v V J Q +55- T f '5 31'm' 7. mv' .. ..1 r. .1 , . Am q.. ,. s i - f . Ht' Q .sf SM, N-2 y i ff' , - r ' llc. VJ 1 ,' 4 x .-. ..- - ,,,,, .,,. ...l 5 ,X rxxxxg lbiT . l - xr A , er, X 4 ., . .,.f wwf' ' f W - , ,, , xr. y . S' f 'L- ' A 1, M f' ,M :I 1 .. -. .imwffwfi N-fm-.iq I Bill Heftel, American Legion Award Mrs. Long, efficient and charming, pauses for a picture in ' Winner, happily holds his certificate. her English bookroom with her helpers. No, Hal, not for the prom, say lay and Vince. 43' Gee, what's my Mom gonna say? inquires Ioe. l don't know, but what's your Dad going to do? replies his buddy. Who says teachers don't have iun? asks Phyllis. as Miss Ciolino. Mrs. Walters and Miss Chelsea practice cheers under the guidance oi Mr. McNulty. l Page ldi . js ' 2' y J 4, S 4 .4 2 I Introducing new men teachers: Mr, Lyons, Social Studies: Mr. Kohs. English: Mr. McKenna, Social Studies: and Mr. Durlcin. Mathematics! Nice-looking - and young. girls! I K, Q. N, My f I 'ts A in :fl iq R sf 'o ,t 1-' ' Q - ' K -Q A C2 3 ' ,K -ADX ,.-Q. Anyone for tea? There must be an easier way. Isr1't love wonderful! 1 4 , 1 4 1 1 Rf My .-.-m-1W--M..,W.- ,k ,,, ,VU , m,..,,,.m.-..4 .a.,,1 , ,ff That's the way to trap them, girls' Good-bye, winter: hello. summer' Oh! That lucky girl! exclaims Ierry. as Cadet Major Sleja demonstrates to Ioyce how to hit her target , A-3 .. ff i' S fxdv ' XZ- l ff W- lx ' is wt 50 'id X. Bette-! You qoofed! excloims lVlrs. Blitz. The totcrls don't jive. Na-24, ,X ms, K ., ,. N tmt.,,,,, 'Alkwymm X Top contenders for the L Cup view the prized L cmd 4 Chevrons held by the N 1959 L Cup winner. Pot Cclvello, f Who, me? Carry those? Home was never like this. says Vic Webb ds he takes cr peek dt Helene Pave-y's Linclblom home, It's useless, Tony. She-'s got you under her spell! Page l85 1 Upper right-Class officers Doug Behling, Elaine Mezilson, and Ken Schmitz admire Iudy Bednar's corsage, a memory she'll cherish forever, Middle right-The Grand March culminates a grand evening as couples fill the length of the ballroom. Lower right-Prominent seniors pose for a photographical memento of their memorable prom, 66 , Life G VG 99 OMV18' Upper left-Treasuring every moment of their big night, seniors dance to the strains of While We're Young. Middle left--Ianuary grads sway to the rhythm oi a fine band, while others relax momentarily, Lower left-Clirnaxing the Grand March, the class officers and soloist lead singing oi the Tribute of Love. X , i x K i X xxx F X ,K ' ,N eserf reanfzs reafc in erincq cnzorics Upper left Daryl Wingate and Ioanne Ial-calskr pause at the flower-bedecked entrance to survey the fantasy of dancers. Lower left 'Visions oi harem girls emerge from a Desert Dream. Middle right Admirinq the handiwork ol the decoratma C-vrnrnilteo, lhvsw prom-qoers take a break between dances. Lower right Exotic harem girls relax after serving retreshments to promenaclers. 4 Upper right-'Accepting a bid from members oi the prom committee, these expectant Iuniors anxiously anticipate the pleasurelul evening beiore them. H+ 1 '1-.... ilifi sufrlh 'l r -- rv r ,...., . 'Tiff ,,v- l A.. '.,.w.L-.ww-'v'1 'T ,ff tt Us me et, , 'AW 332 ' fr? 1 ' fu ? 1 I r 5' .. , . X J we 7 , .4 f ' , , I 187 ,yr , - ,Z ,f GHZ ,.. it AJ 1 Q K V If I r rl e- W 5 , SEBZ, 'QQ Nix llllqll, f---, rw -s as .er J k ,M V ..... No l' , 'v lheq .Q as -'C ' V I6 97 i nlforgeffagle l une rome Memories ot a truly Unforgettable ball will linger in the taarts oi the hundreds ot seniors who attended the lune prom: a WJ v rw ,A ,I vm, ,Q 1 t g5 J A 1 , I l f ,' 4 ot pastel Chilton and white jackets, interrupted by glimpses the receiving line, tl'1e torrnal lun ot the Grand March and the melody ot the theme song, Unforgettable it ef t K W 7' - - J it 'W' xx 4-Y . X x. Q I 51 'N N , r nv in A ' 55 fi 56 t 11' '-mf tA1!l - x '- bg' Look Iane, see Spot run. Mrs. Fitzgerald enjoys the laugh, too. . ffl' 3 .ry M 1 J 45 , ':':Q::E l ' Y iff: i 2 5 4 Retired teachers, Mr. Smidl, Mr. Shore. Miss Cresman, cmd Mr. Kaup spend leisurely hours under the summer sun. There's nothing I like more than an open-minded person. What the well dressed student wears to or dance. PaC1e 189 M X sew 1' fffw s . . A , ....: :. ,. f .... 4 . Y I ,. F. , Mr. Yates presents awards to enthu' siastic students who strive lor TOPS. Good Gracious, exclaims Miss Goldbdcher, What happened to your other six? The Vic Tanny way. -5.555 A luxurious beauty, the prestige car of '60 with plus features, smartly styled, economy-gear- ed, cmd low-priced, this superlative Chevy is about to be given a test run by Jack Fernandez, Georgia Kalchbrenner, Maxine Sandora, and John Petro. lt is just one of the magnificent models displayed in the air-conditioned show rooms of Ferrell-Hicks, the auto supermart of the south side. FERRELI.-HICKS CHEVROLET, INC. 5727 South Ashland Avenue ' REpublic 7-6200 FRANCIA BRIDAL FASHIONS 5051 South Ashland ' Chicago Sometimes, even little girls will dream of that future time when they, too, will walk down the aisle to meet a handsome knight, wearing the most beautiful gown and veil in all the world! Their big sisters dream, too, and, as the fabulous day approaches, so many of them will find exactly what they need in FRANClA's BRIDAL SHOP. With so many exquis- ite, tilmy selections and with expert advice from Chicago's Most Talked About Bridal Shop, the lucky Miss cannot possibly go wrong on the loveliest day in the year . xx S S E S si 'N3? '+'fi . . . ., .. .. .. .. .. .P ii- 'IOS . R C I . . - I I, R I . . , - lt I I I fl, SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO E 510,000.00 BY THE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND ' LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION Q liith and Western Avenue Skating Every Tuesday, Friday, TI. 1': M J f',Z Special Matinee Every CURRENT DIVIDENDS svffo Saturday and Sunday 2 to 5 P.IvI. T610 WEST 63rd STREET Phone WAlbr00k 5-8121 Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday ff- Reserved for Private Parties w. A. ROPA, E wave Ofncef E 5 G. Kzj: SAME EEEICIENT SERVICE Q: BUT AT OUR NEW LOCATION n'. 6? Z .-. 56? Joe M. F irrantello ? BOOKKEEPING -INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE 2. inn za.. F' -9? 5851 W. 63rd Street RElianCe 5-2773 REIianCe 5-2992 SERVICE with Q PERSONAL TOUCH nt-f 2. HY' 2 fi! 'Z f5V H G. iv' Page 191 4 ,Vp r o .5 Saturday, and Sunday Evenings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 'zf S, or CHICAGO 9 K L-4 pg. 'k 55' 2 W' 'f fi fi Aldens, for over 70 years a leader in Chicago's vital mail order industry, would welcome a chance to discuss the opportuni- ties open to you here. And to the fortunate ones go- ing on to college we say, Good Luck. Remember, Aldens offers excellent jobs for high school and college grads alike. Happy faces reflect that cer- tain glow of satisfied customers as Marilyn Coughlin and Richard Golomb pick out their very special class rings. Whether you're shopping for costume jew- elry or diamonds of the highest quality, Farmer's Jewelry is the place to buy: best values, budget prices! gwtm My W B s QWWMWWWM swfwwiw y -as '----.sisyk A L DE N 5000 W. Roosevelt Road ' Chicago 7, Illinois FARNlER'S JEWELRY 3415 W. 63rd Street ' HEmlock 4-6557 .ff ' NE' Ns X X Q T? 60, ti AQ .5. .5. .5. .g. 'H cl Qi LINDBLOM HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES If 59 1 WELCOME H E TO: Looofo FREE Y. M50 ' E JOB SERVICE T 'PAUL MO! R,' fI1.B.,.J.D. ,- ' Since 1913- ' L I Receptionist Doctors Office S ..glll5liiffi'il'fl'Qf mg AMES C'e-fiw' tg Regular secretarial courses for high . Secretaries File Clerks school grodu:tesklBL,:letin HSJ I Typists Stends ts- SPECIAL INTENSIVE secretarial . Bookkeeping Gene,-GI Omce all courses for college girIs-origin- . . ated by MOSER, 1918. lBulletin ICI 'A' i' i' -Im D' CS 32 Q1 Q2 5.0 En EO -c gm 23 rf1V'l Z o 3 o. o -4 o D n. 3 . FREE LIFETIME PLACEMENT SERV- ICE in preferred secretarial posi- tions. Dormitory accommodations. I Ask For: Mr. Galas ' GODFREY PERSONNEL 1 ,gg -.- , zf: f in I IQ? Ii. . Zi! ' i . ' . I .H i . Only girls are enroll-ed . 'O ' -flvlosnn - A .-.f ,. I 57 Eos, Jackson Boulevard ' I I6 South Michigan Avenue Suite 508 We 2,0880 Please Send Your Friends F9 U ' Q Register Early For June W E L C 0 M E I Freshmen --Sophomores--Juniors--and Seniors to LINDBLOM HIGH I III MICHAEL and KAY S 6204 South Wolcott Avenue Phone: PRospect 8-9478 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:00 P.M. As in the past, we will strive to earn your patronage by serving tasty lunches, ::: fountain service and latest school supplies available for all your needs. E E I so L Page 193 Whether for the prom or that special date, a corsage from Mayer Florist is worth a thousand words. Admiring samples of flow- ers for all occasions are Steve Wlodarczyk, Kathy Cass, and Carol Klecka, while Robert Adair is penning an order. ffm, l'lf1 BEACON'S RESTAURANT 3207 West 63rd Street 0 Chicago 38, Illinois MAYER FLORIST 171 1 West 63rd Street ' PRospect 6-1 134 M-m-m! Doesn't the sight of that huge, luscious soda make your taste buds water? Treats like this, plus delicious meals, are no rarities at Beacon's Restau- rant. Well-satisfied patrons, like Judy Gacki, Dennis Peters, Bill Barret, and Joyce Kereta, return again and again for that luxuri- ous feeling. -ft!-Iif-it 131-1 iF?-1?t1HJM ?tlRJ5tJ fl .I ft- I -111 GRADUATES Q FOR A JOB WITH A FUTURE APPLY AT THE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE AT 3531 W. 47th Street The Sherman-Klove Co. A MANUFACTURER OF TOOL CHESTS, SOCKET WRENCHES, AND TOOLS Excellent Transportation 47th Street bus terminal in front of plant. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF of 'he E. Stevenson Co., Inc. OGHJAAM lQfL4. 4 6106 So. Western Ave. Yates ....... ......... O rs. Lawrence Perlman ............. HE' E I D. Matherly ........ 'lst Vice-P E in Guttman ........ 2ncl Vic H ry Heftel .......... 3rd Vice-P Plurnblng Contractors rs. George Miller ....... Recording rs. Charles Berkson. .Corresponding rs. John R. Hill ................. .. UQ 71' If. , . :iff 'i 3: '14 :iz A 5 :iz 5. :5: L5 1, of PPI .Hr ,sir RW I Rf l T PW 4 WEEE .-. ja: sure your savings and provide a bright path to future success. Here we see President Lambert Bere, showing the facilities of his beauti- ful bank, to Bette Stoi, Joe Maceyak, and Bob Turner, who realize the necessity of paving the way to brighter days. STATE BANK OF CLEARING 5601 West 63rd Street ' POrtsmouth 7-7070 The smart place to look for smart clothes is in the Becky Ross Dress Shop. Phyllis Luskin, Connie Jung, and Carol Hackendahl are finding choice apparel in intriguing combinations of color, fabric, and style. Budget-right prices make it an exciting experience to shop at Becky Ross. BECKY ROSS DRESS SHOP 2556 West 59th Street Chicago 29, Illinois The State Bank of Clearing, through your clear thinking, can in- Tucking Art Magnan's handkerchief in the pocket of his iacket, Mary Pakish shows approval of his debonair appearance in one of Seno and Sons' tuxes . Lois Marks smiles at the handsome reflection of Jeff Abraham. Fellows, be her Prince Charming in a well-fitted tuxedo, rented from Seno and Sons, for an elegant evening! SENO AND SONS, INC. South: 2513 W. 63rd St. 0 GRovel1ill 8-8043 West: 720 S. Western Ave. 0 MOnroe 6-0631 loop: 177 N. State St. ' STate 1-1115 North: 3218 W. lawrence Ave. ' JUniper 8-7788 5:1 it 44? it 4? CE Q 59' Ak! 1 if f U :ir 152 F.-V 1 2- Serving Southtown Since 1893 8 co' 45th S. Ashland THE CHICAGO CITY BANK and Drive A CLEAN CAR!! f' musr co1v1PANY W See the latest Automatic SIXTY-THIRD AT HALSTED Equipmen, N Member th r ei ID p In C P SAVE-Buy STANDARD GAS With Your Car Wash Phon YA 7-1911 Warshan Jewelers 6 5 PAUL J. RIIJIKAS Diamonds - Watches -Jewelry QQ U fllwtell WATCH REPMRING Funeral Directors Two watchmokers on premise insures fast se ' e 3354 so. HALSTED STREET '-I 6249 South Western Avenue fi HEmlock 4-0444 Chicago 36, nl. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Paa 197 X . Q S X i , s X X .. sr, . ' X f . Q 1 s S 2. v. .z as EXW as X- N sf M. X s- - A penny earned Today may mean Two Tomorrow' Talman Savings and Loan AssociaTion, where prompT and conslderaTe service is always available, welcomes young people. VicTor Gecas PeTer Ruzevlck and Sue Grochmal admire The picTure windows of Talmans Drive Up TAI.N1AN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LCAN ASSOCIATION 5501 SouTh Kedzie Avenue ' HEmlock 4-3322 MARQUETTE NATIONAL BANK 6316 SouTh Western Avenue ' GRovehill 6-5100 So easily accessible in our community, The MarqueTTe NaTional Bank is noTed for iTs manifold services. Frank Ruggiero, an official of The bank, explains how PaT Tykalsky's savings will rise as cleposiTs are macle in her name. Bruce Berksen, Elaine Milesko, and Bruce Johnson lisTen wiTh inTeresT because They know The more one saves The more one keeps pace wiTh The Tempo of our Times! Egolf --' -- -- -- -- - if ff 'If soo. LUdlow 5-2225 Res. Ludlow 5-1938 F-- 3' 3 Q I 9 .,. z :r G7 no 2 23 :sm-2 UI f'T1 'HEI- I'4o FD 092 Z 3 P 'l'1 O P. -. Z O ft F1 2 5. I Z U' 'K 8 2 1- 3 ul ET? 3 LOD oi 3 25' 35' 9.00 5-'rw IZ OO. 32 Eno. 0-3 2: FDC! O.:-' Q-.,. 5. 9 3. ..'?,T. will-LI-IJ Floral Art ORDER WITH CONFIDENCE Portraits by I-GRUE STUDIO D 1? LI 5611 West 63rd Street L' C, Jennings f BILL KIBLER l -' QQ STORE HOURS: Tues. thru Sat. 9 om. to o om. - - o Sunday 9 a.m. to 12 noon - Mon. and Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 3316 W' Street Chicago 29' mmols Distributors LUdlow 5-8400-T 132 INTER-CITY TRUCK LEASING au A-'I TRUCK 8x AUTO SUPPLY CO. 'o 4025 W. 51st Street 5091 S. Archer Avenue ' RE. 5-7404 E.: Dick Schulman Q. :QI a fron 1.20 BEST wlsllfs T3 1 ide KAROLL'S MEN'S WEAR Southwest Corner 63rd and Keclzie A ucrf I 50116 - 2 gy Every Fox College Graduate a GUARANTEED PRODUCT f W A 2 A 2 we y gif I, I rox sezczamfm-QTAL cameos. NU, 17799 0 g fx I '757 N557 '7??H ETHSEY 12 QQ ll? fi 6:3 f 25 fi , Ausfust 1? S5 y: ' .3 I5 ,Q F4 5 I, , fvttrutxun, Hg T ' v 2 3.2 L -5nQfb2,,n,i?Qnnn-,ata .V nn Your crloaoo Conway 3100.00 4 I' Pt fl? f if 'Zlrm Hundred and----N ---o- N--M--nofloo A ' Q n Q C54 5,5 .. ifiuxxowa 5 KP. -X: Q x'-1 A - eil K . 4 I ElZgt 'fU21Qg5l3?31Qgt3fSf,fi ilrlfnuzwo 'mx sECm:TAR'AE,.TfL'RGE 'NC sf ,l 'f rub ' 1iX'lll3.XU47.ill,.k,.l,NKJl'9'L my E 2:2 , :::n ,.. ., . ..,.: ,, o.., .,... , . Confident that Fox College graduates are superior employees, Fox College guarantees their first week's work with a certified check. You, too, can be a guaranteed product. ST ewart 3-6780 FOX COLLEGE 79th so HALSTED STS. A Z Win Save Here With Safety LAWN SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIAT ON 'f As of July lst, 'I960 Anticipated Dividend 4V29Ao All Savings Insured Up To 310,000.00 3525 West 63rd Street WA 5-6500 Page 199 Eg FllK 4:5 gg J C! U ggi 61 CZIYZ .1. Eg CLEANERS T E - WE OPERATE OUR OWN PLANT lvl of - BONDED CALL AND DELIVERY A N - COMPLETE SERVICES DRIVE IN WLM 2 E -1 .'?..' ri E' 2 2 - I Z 2 Z O- E 3 E E g Q E If 3 'E 5 ' E5 3 i H' In g In 03.- 5 Q 5 w Q, O '4 3 'U '4 P 5 Q No I z Q :I 2 P :J Q g m :U c 3 9+ if. if Q, 3 5 5 Q- b 'D E8 2' n A division of International Telegraph and Telephone Corporation 6650 South Cicero Avenue chicago aa, Illinois Manufacturers of telephone and eIectronic communication equipment Q I I I , I I I .,.. . , . -Mi-if-I'fif-I-III-I-I1-I -i-it-if-iii-I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiLiiiiiiw IiiIlli' IIIVIII 2 :I it bf f ?' f f -?-' fm! f'?f' ff If? ,gy I rd BHICIIIQQOATECH U IP -4 Q 3 Q.. ITT 4 l'T'l Z Z O 0 I JI' uw cn l'l'l cn . B. -. .,'. to PRACTICAL TIME-SAVING COURSES ...J These are Today's Opportunity Fields :V 0 Engineering 0 Building 0 Drafting 0 Construction I Designing 0 Tool Design Electricity 0 Die Design Pi i NJ ll 3 Q- CD '4 0 DJ '1 Q O C 'K ul CD ul l 1' Q 'E o 3 W K0 QI : Q.. U rn LQ H rn cn V7 f O -1 Q O. C Q -. FD U1 5. Q. FD 3 Q 3 9- 2 Q 0 YD 3 CD :I -. ua CD 5 5 n. SU Earn while you learn. Visit, write or phone CAIumeI 5-8200 for tree 'Blue Book and information H41 Chicago Technical College l6 Tech Bldg., 2000 South Michigan Ave. Ladies' Skirts, Coats and Suits Made To Order - Skirts In Stock ALEXANDER MANDL TAILOR Repairing, Remodeling and Alterations Ladies' Dresses, Coats and Suits Also Men's Suits Double Breasted Suits Converted to Single Phone WAIbrook 5-9513 Across the Street From L Station 63l0-I2 So. Loomis Blvd., Chicago 36, III. Page 201 cgooflfor cqgoughff WHEN YOU NEED MONEY TO BUY, BUILD OR REMODEL YOUR HOME . . . SEE HEMLOCK FEDERAL We are glad to aid you to home ownership at the best mortgage terms available. MONEY AVAILABLE AT ONCE You will like our quick service PG HEMLOCK FEDERAL Savings and loan Association 5140 South Ashland Ave., Chicago 9, Ill. Telephone HEmlock 4-0600 406 ON SAVINGS LAWN LAN ES I6 AUTOMATIC LANES UNDERLANE BALL RETURNS FREE INSTRUCTION AMPLE FREE PARKING South Side's Newest, Most Modern and Beautiful Bowling Lanes 6750 So. Pulaski Road LU 2-2525 f vm. gg. N- :- I I -ii is-1:-I f N iq. t SIB Pltltlltltlltlltttttettprtttkttt Pi? .52 K -:U IM -5U I OPEN TILL 1 LM' Tm- 5- SAT' A 23OO W. 95T S'lf Chncaqo. Midwestern Broadcasting School ff R . NETWORK acho 55 ...Ia PROFESSIONAL Q22 T-V' INSTRUCTION L5 Small Private Classes . . .Morning Or Evening INDIVIDUAL TRAINING IN: H .,. ANNOUNCING SCRIPT WRITING f.,. J J DISC JOCKEYING SPORTSCASTINO NEWSCASTING AUDITION PREP., ETC. Free Lifetime Placement Sea Oar Display Adv. Page ISII 228 S. Wabash wfxbash 2-0712 fff BORG INCORPORATED HeOItIng and AIT CODCIIIIODIDQ RR HEmIOck 4-7800 1616 West 63rd Street WPI'III'WtUIPUI?UfHIfIIIfI1-WPF'IPUfIPII'IflIfWfI1-U-IPD-MIMT-IIPQIIMIRIIIEIIPEUTIMIMITRIIWMITIIIEIIIQIIIQIITQVWRRUMIS-EWGII33 I'II-II- 202 si 1 JM GROvehill 6-8444 .1 Say it with Flowers CONNOLLY'S FLORAL SHOP Flowers For All Occasions gi? Commercial and Industrial Accounts 3532 WEST 63rd STREET .gg .-Q ,ga Tel. GRovehil16-3110 GIGLIOIS FOOD MARKET Complete Line of Quality Groceries Fresh Fruits 8. Vegetables Daily Frozen Foods - Free Delivery za-- up 1- Iii- Q- :ii .- , 19:- .- .. :il f.E' .ay Lucille and Wayne Bekta, Props. 5657 S. Ashland Ave. Chicago 36, Ill. f-2- fl .-. W9ddin9 F10WerS Funeral Flowers Corsages - Plants Pottery 81 Gifts Prom Specialties Accessories and Feeds For All Pets BEVERLY HILLS CO, We Raise and Tame Our Parakeetsn Exclusive But Not Expensive Birds - Mgnkeyg - Tropicql 2443 WEST 63rd STREET 1634 WEST 63rd STREET PRospect 8-0833 - 8-0834 chicago 29, III. REPUTRTTC 7-2505 Chicago 36- HT r Legal Blanks Rubber Smmps Phone: POrtsmouth 7-9436 Dennison Goods Modem Order Specializing in Teen Sportswear School and Office Supplies Marx Made Clothing of Distinction 'J- IAMA STATIONERS For Men and Young Men Featured by CLIFF'S CLOTHING 6305-11 SOUTH KEDZIE AVENUE R- ff Q n I 5643 W. 63rd STREET PRospect 6-9102 Chicago 29, Illinois Chicago, Illinois Delivery Service Call STewart 3-5343 Phone POrtsmOuth 7-7213 Prom Formals are Our Specialty CRONlN'S cl.EvER CLEANERS BEATTY CLEANERS 3:5 1 H S ' N E Ch our ervice at o xtra arge 5640 WEST 63rd STREET 3423 w. 63rd sire-ei T374 w. 79111 sifeei if E PRospect 6-3330 PROSPRU 6-5607 Distinctive Fashions . Studio 83 Camera Shop Pre-Teen - Teen-age - Ladies Air' EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC 6237 5. KEDZIE AVENUE gf Meyers and Hoyer Chicago 29, 111 3046 West 63rd Street Chicago 29, III PRospect 6-1606 G. E. Canham, R. Ph. CORNER FOOD sTORE cANi-TAM gf 6, 58 5' HERMHAGE PRESCRIPTION LABORATORY g - Qualify Foods - 6252 S. WESTERN AVENUE Chicago 36, Illinois Page 20? lfr lfr Tl li- IT Iii- lfrf iff-l-515 1lTilMWMTll3EUM?E f -1. 4 -Iii ' -- -Zi: Q ...V 46: f A fri:-' ? Phone PRospect 6-4096 WAlbrook 5-3900 FUCHS PAINT STORE PainIer's Supplies-Wallpaper-Painfs Glass-Varnish VI-LO MOTOR MART, INC. Beffer Used Cars 5800 S. WESTERN AVENUE Chicago 36, Illinois iii 5841 AUTO SALES INC. 5841 SO. WESTERN AVENUE Chicago 36, Illinois PR. 8-7100 Phone HEmlock 4-5293 SERVICE CURTAIN AND DRY CLEANERS Drape Specialists 3010 W. 63rd STREET HUclson 3-5060 TERMINAL MAINTENANCE CO. Janiior Confracfors 7135 S. ASHLAND AVENUE E. J. Hornaday, Vice Pres. Chicago 36, Ill. VIDEO CITY Television Sales and Service ABercIeen 4-3433 7137 So. Ashland Ave. Chicago, Illinois POWERS CERTIFIED FOOD MART 3140 W. 59th STREET PR. 8-9767 Il -. -T Il MU TQ llfl -M11-ll-T042-ll-W3 W UW U SQIIWT fill M11 .-,IT illMl3f'l'Gll1 T U W 5641 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE Chicago 36, Illinois E CAPITOL REFRIGERATION SERVICE 4523 SOUTH ASHLAND Chicago Commercial Service 'i LA. 3-0608 GRovehiII 6-9872 I'IOB'S STANDARD SERVICE Qualify 81 Service is Our Business Motor Tune Ups - Lubrication - Oil Change Brake Work - Mufflers 8- Tail Pipes 3301 WEST 5911- STREET Harold O. Benson Chicago 29, Illinois 3 GEORGE SLATER SHOES Fine shoes for Ihe eniire family 3234 WEST 63rd STREET Chicago 29, Illinois Open Daily to 6 P.M.-Mon. 8. Thurs. Eve. to 9:30 P.M. George Slater Phone HEmlock 4-4600 HEmlock 4-7740 Our Qualify ls Long Remembered After Price ls Forgoffen PREMIER MOTORS 6622 SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE Chicago 36, Illinois Larry Kaghan F R I E N D A911 x 44 I 'L 1 1. Z 3 2. 2 Z 3 ' 2 1 1 1 2 'L 3 1. 1 '52 -2 ? Ag, Z. 2 'l .3 Z 1 2 2 '5 .3 T 73 .:. ? Z. 2 25 2 HQ? Z X ,gf . 16 T HU MRI EJ I I 'ft' I I fit I I 'IU I I I -rl? Iflr- IR? If? I-fir' If? It IR I 'E I-R I 31' PRospect 6-4366 THE FAME CLEANERS PR. 8-9515 COLONY CARD 84 GIFT SHOP an :iz in. If? 1 Q, .-.f ,f QUALITY CLEANING ll I4 CI -- Gt W ' :6: Longer Wear thru Better Care HG mor Cor 5 I l rapping 4. Draperies and Formal Wear Specialists 5844-425. KEDEQIEHTXVENUE 3301 WEST 63rd STREET 'wgo ' ' Chicago 29, Ill. William and Dorothy Tidball Ly 1 3:3 'Q HOWARD Telephone HAymarIcet l-l IOO CIOTITTHQI SPOTISWBUV 31 IUTHTSITTHQS The 12th Street Store Beauty Shop . . . for men and boys 3rCl Floor 6345 SQ. HALSTED STREET All Hair Beauty Work Our Specialty WEHTWOHTT 6-7404 Chicago QT, TTT- HALSTED ST. Cor. ROOSEVELT RD. Chas. Holden, Asst. Manager Nita Fuller Chicago 7, III. Ph n -GRo hill 6-9323 O e' ve DRIVE IN LAUNDROMAT RAY'S HAIR STYLING stuolo 3535 W- 63'd STREET gk 5-. -5-. PR 6-0073 ,-zi:-' 5536 5838 SOUTH KEDZIE AVENUE '- Do-it-yourself and Save f ' CITICGQO 29' TTTTHOTS Drop OIT Service it preferred Permanent Wgying Gnd Hair I 'IOUI'S2 81 Sunday 7 - fig 2:9 '77 YArds 7-9400 JOE VENTURELLA'S BARBER SHOP Si, WENDT FURNITURE 59OOVz S. KEDZIE Chicago 29' Illinois 3410 SO. HALSTED STREET Chicago 8, III. gg Specializing in Flattops 5: Edward O. Wendt, Jr. Phone GRovehill 6-0379 We Deliver HOU,-5, Dcily 10-5 Open Sundays Tl1UrS. CIDCI Sat. 'IO-8:30 - Wed. 'IO-'I 3' ROLNIK'S BAKERY DR. A. A. SCHONEELD H Wedding and Party Cakes Our Specialty Opiomemsi 3109 WEST 59m STREET 7T6 W- 63rd STREET AI. Rolnik Chicago 29, Illinois Phone TR 3-4747 VISIT YOUR 'S' GREN'S APPAREL SHOP wEsT communities YMCA 2841 W. 63rd STREET E 6235 South Homan Avenue 3 HETTTIOCIY 4-0300 Lingerie - Hosiery - Dresses and Sportswear T-' HI-Y CLUBS - TRI-HI-Y CLUBS . Ph RE I' - :'- I.: SoclAL DANCING-BASKETBALL-VOLLEYBALL one Pub 'C 7 6629 .5.3. ,lf 3? L Q. in 5? i FW L ix Q iQ Ti TUTUTUTUTITITITIQJWIHIIIkifI E? 6 nf? 2 3 'U 8 mQ gm 3223 2 5' 3 3 55 b 'Q ' 5 22 Z 51 5 mg 354 o E S55- n Dig-F50 m IZ: 'T5 3 3 S M 3 D L3 ox 3' 'B S 9 Q 2: L f il Q :u E O mf? IE 3 Q C : Q 5. E qw ail- thl QJQF' 0 o1gqS :E 232-iii 0? '.12fe 2 1 3 in 1 Q 3 khoml g 3 R3 5 2 2 E T wily W: 3 I: I E m g 0? Q90 1:9 an 2 -4 S! H1 UEHIDTUIITUTUTUTHTUTUTUQUTDTU , Z'- J . Tune-Ups - Brakes - Muffiers '42 All Minor Repairs 4008 West 63rcI ST. Chicago 29, III. Phone: POrtsmou1h 7-4153 3 UTJIIT .35 U 3: ng I o -4 Q0 Z3 o 3 2 Q. Z FD 0 D- C5 I FI Q no o NJ 30 FU CD 2. Q. CD 3 G 5? S I1 -P o -1 -4 'T' os o ox oi 6100 S. PULASKI ROAD UT my IT C2 ri fi T UTI I QI:- A X. 'U :- O : rn 'U :U 0 U5 'U cb O -Q' 9' 50 U1 NI C 3 O 3 fb N4 Q Q. fD H U5 9 C no uv C 3 o. :.-. fb U7 . .gi Q' .9 JTITITUTIIJTI n cn mi CC 'U-2 'Il Q42 rx c: o5 'ET 5 an E' T? -E U' 5: 2 w 1 ' Ch 352 S25 Q 25 Q ' M 9 IDTDTUTIIUTUI I 1 'Q Q. .f oi? HEATING - SEWERAGE G- T ' ns' -Q -A. We Deliver ,-av I 2 f i Ai? 5923 South Damen Avenue J0,MAR5 LOUNGE plZZA . . . '35 CIWICUQO 36, IIIIDOIS Sfeaks, Chops, Fish, Shrimp and Beef To Take Ouf fi 55 Wm. Mitchell 5946 SOUTH PULASKI RE. 5-7989 C1 E5 Ei 95 23 gg? I 1 1 I I Af! Qi KAiu.ov Fooos G E N E 0 5 M74 i 4058 W. 59th STREET . . . PIZZA AT ITS BEST . . . Broasfed Chicken A Friendly Place To Shop 6002 SOUTH PULASKI ROAD Open 7 Days A Week Phone PO 7-5545 Chicago, IIIinois Ei 3? if fi ii . . 53 kwlk servls 565 N '41 Qi .. 1 2 'E '25 Z: '3- 1 'Fl 3 E is Z 1 E3 'L Z 1? 452' 'L .. E -L. 'L Z4 'L 2 L, Z. Ts Es TL .3 25 Ee tl. 2 14 .3 , 2 2 'Ex S: -Ji E A FRANK'S SUPERETTE priming James H. Gibson 5345 W. 63rd STREET Phone PRospect 6-4707 CITICGQO 38, Illinons 6333 SOUTH ASHLAND AVENUE Chicago 36, Illinois Ai? I'irf1v- LIITH Q S S 22 E 2: Q 5 E 'S Tl E e fl Tl. -pn. K I ltd , 59? cl X iq. K I f.l I ldidl :- U :HMM PM 1-. BOWLING AS You LIKE IT :ir MARZANO'S Clearing Bowl 48 Automatic Lanes 5525 w. 63rd sl. LUdlow 5-4200 4 MARZANO'S Miami Bowl MARZANO'S fzi? Palace Bowl - .ay fit? 52 Automatic Lanes 34 Semi-automatic Lanes Archer 81 Komensky 3323 W. 63rd St. LUdlow 5-8787 Republic 7-5662 0,0611 B0 Whnlgf All Day A12 lurddy 62 Jundday few fjle Cfumgo WOODROW WILSON JUNIOR COLLEGE sy A 6 Branch 3 eac er6 0 egg The Chicago City Junior College 6800 Stewart Avenue, Chicago 21 6800 Stewart Avenue Chicago 21, III. Fully A ccfe dited ody and Evening Classes Full or Part Time Programs :' X- some credit comes on TV-Ch dnne l il-www Free ld Chicago Residents-Well-Trained Faculty Excellent Facilities-Accredited Eight Week Summer Session MOBY Extra-Curricular Activities EXTENDS convenient Ldcdladn-cdllegidle Atmosphere GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO LINDBLOM SENIORS We invite you to continue your education with us, as so many Lindblom graduates have I cn an 5. .. '1 Q :. o 3 I 11 fl ur CD 3 an V5 -F co 7 ... so 0- 9 o- .. Willis Opens Wednesday, September 7, 1960 DAY AND EVENING CLASSES ::' already done with great success. The Chicago Registration for 'he 1960 Summer Session Teachers College is a fully accredited, publicly Monday, June 27, 1960 supported school giving training for immediate employment lfl CI line Gnd respected PTOfeS5l0n- For Further information Address The Registrar's Office Page 207 un- Q52 .-., .-U .au T- ,gi ig, ig, TE., ,. gi. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ,,f,-4-ii:1,UC ewTlwnww44MJUMUMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMQQ it 25 ii RE. 7-4949 PR. 8-9893 FRANK 81 LIL'S FOOD MART MALLoY's SERVICE STATION 6427 WEST EM STREET A 1952 w. GARFIELD BLVD. chicago 38, illinois Q Chicago 36, Illinois YP Ei REl'an e 5-4995 Q ' C JAMES c. HOLMES 8. soN J' 81 R' 5C to '00 The Home of Good Printing Since 1895 HEADQUARTERS Q 6318 SOUTH PULASKI ROAD 5627 South Halsted Street Chicago 21, Ill. Chicago 29, Illinois Telephone TRiangle 3-2300 we M' 3 SOUTHWEST PHARMACY, INC. 2 , , ii ' gr URB s HOME or cHAMPioNs Gene Nosek P f 'OC'S' fi? S3 6100 SO. WINCHESTER 1858 w 83RD ST AT woico c icqgo T . ., TT - ii' , T I Filling Prescriptions is Our Business Chicago, Illinois Phone REpUbliC 7-2204 Q ii 3? Qi 3? CARNEVALE SCHOOL of MUSIC We Teach and Sell All Instruments 3307 WEST 63rd STREET Donald F' Moore' Inc' WA. 5-2797 Realtors fi ii 7748 SOUTH ASHLAND of Q Compliments of STEINBERG 8. BAUM ' if RAdClifTe 3-7300 ,ga 3845 WEST 63rd STREET E 'K -4522 fi E3 fi 'ED Phone PRospect 6-7277 Established 1910 fi So LARSQN AND soN, Florists is .5 -A+' Q MCGINLEY CLEANERS Wedding and Funeral Designs - Corsages ff 1655 wesi 63rd Sifeei chicago 36, in, 1544 W' 63'd S Chmgo 36' 'H' PRospect 6-3854w6-3315 :- 5 :S ,faftflftlllillifllftlfill-Rlltllifllfil-tillflfllilfillfilii-ll-lllfiIlRllR2 iklltillR-Uillkllkllklkllililltelielliellislklliellielljtllwielliii R51 l 'RH' l lf1f'l'3'l'f1? 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