Oak Park and River Forest High School - Tabula Yearbook (Oak Park, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1934 volume:

. V . , 1 ' 2'-ibn v d 5 Q.,.ve, . P r P ' . M - TI iff' 1 5 A 1 n. ,ues f 'iff -r 1 if QT' . THE TABULA 4 4 x e n n 'LAA1 u a .Q f s -zu Editors FRANCES CASPERS SHIRLEY DUTEMPLE ROBERT J. GERHARDT PAUL M. JONES PHYLLIS JOHNSON WILLIAM R. NAGEL ELIZABETH POST HARRY L. STURLA Staff RUTH CHRISTIE VIRGINIA CLARK ELMORE ELLIOT JEANNE STEFF ENS Agua scnolw W' Q, M165 mmm: XQISSOCXSW X N 1 Q . 2 I N--h....,, .... mmwwfmmaiwwfegmkmww-wykwf Uwe ff-:mor Cf l0Jf pfefenb P ihe femor iobulo of H34 u plaq in ihree GCtf arranged ond dnrecied 1 I 'khe -fgnfof' GUOUOI fforrmq Jrrq and joan 'ond feaiufcmq E His qrocfuafcr of '34 I 1 VQ QA Q gg 7, pfv2s 1 23e5r w1: l Yvcusgfzg 0? We nvooeffw Ci7GfTTQAC'g .fchocfi We f 'me mia pfuxk tmqb ,fqhooi fabulo of 1935, A ac? SE 5 VIEWS I Front Entrance in Winter II Front Steps III East Avenue IV Scoville Avenue V v ii ? l , 1 MARION BROWN Congmercial Club 43 Cleveland, O. ROBERT BROWN I Fresh-Soph Football 23 Smoking Council 3, 4, 5. THOMAS BROWN Mu sic Club 4. MARIE BRUHL French Club 2, 3. GEORGE BRULL .Trapeze Staff 2, 3, 43 Literary Tabula Staff 3. 4. LEWIS E. BULKELEY, JR. DOROTHY BRAESE Atalanta 3, 4g Brooks Club 1: Girl Scouts 13 Latin Club 13 Masqueraders 23 Science Club 13 Story Club 3, 4. WILLIAM BRAY Lightweight Football 43 Commer- cial Club 33 Geography Club 3, Sergeant-at-Armsg Hi-Y 3, 4. l Elm... .:.,.r-:H Senior Swimming 43 junior Swimming 33 Drama Club 42 Hi-Y 3, 43 Monogram Club 42 Radio Club 3. 43 Tabula Pub- lislIing Board 3, 43 Senior Play 4. WILLIAM BULLOOK Botany Club 2, 3, President 3: Chemistry Club' 33 Honor Roll 23 Literary Tabula Staff 3, 45 Grand Rapids, Mich. l. 23 Aus- tin 2. - WILLIAM BRENNEN Hi-Y 3, 43 Science Club 1. JOSEPH BRISTOW Burke Club 3, 43 Chemistry Club 3, Vice-President3 Drama- Club 43 Latin Club 13 Trapeze Staff 43 Stage and Lights Commit- tee 2, 4. EUNICE BROOKHOUSE Geography Club 4. MARY LOUISE BROOKS Drama Club 43 Music Club 33 Girls' Club Show 4. DOROTHY BROWN Arts and 'Crafts 23 Geography Club 33 Girl Scouts 1, 23 Music Club 4. II: gf-K? 34, x, i 4.3 6111--' 4 If 'Til ef 38 ,if 'v ,-NK X gl I 1 ' I + f ' I 5. ' ..,,,I., I ,. ,. HW ww ARNOLD BERNS DOROTHY BENNETHUM Tennis 3, 45 Chemistry Club 35 Drama Club 45 Latin Club 11 Lincoln Club 3, 45 Masqueraders 25 Four Year Honor Roll: Stu- dent Council lg Tabula Publish- ing Board 2, 3, 4, Tabula Cir- culation Manager 45 Senior Play 1, 4, Lead 4. DAVID T. BERRY Boys' Camera Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Latin Club lg Newton Club 4. French Club 35 Gavel 45 Mas- queraders 25 Four Year Honor Rollg Sophomore Girls' Council 25 Literary Tabula Staff 15 Girls' Club Council 3. HELEN BENSON Geography Club 35 Latin Club lg Newton Club 35 Honor Roll 1, 2. ERICH BEST Chemistry Club 45 Radio Club 3: Honor Roll 45 Sullivan Junior High 15 Calumet 25 Morton 3. BETTY BIRNEY Latin Club 1. BILL BIRNEY Latin Club 1. ' Iillfil . ff ' ' , ,I ','l.Il' 15.1.1 . Hg: I lwl w'NW Jw , 5 . l I, P. 5 it I 1,2214 I- I I In I .qu I It I I ,ug . il Ili I ,Wm lim, . llllllf. I lllllll gf iflllll X .1 1 I Iwlllllgliel llli 5 Q sf Q in ll sl l MH l I' ai. E2 . . -I MARGARET ELINOR BOWKER RICHARD C. BOWLES Drama Club 3, 45 Masqueraders 2. flllilllli 1 Iell . lllqlllllxrllx 'I ' I .IIL 13: llll gl' 5 TQ' ill lllll, W l tml lu Ml, 3 1 , MWF l I . . I 1. nlllllllll S 4' .L MARVIN SIDNEY BLAKE RUTH BLECKE Girls' Camera Club 4. PHILIP BOMAN Spo1'ts1nen's Club Z, 3. BONNIE BONTHRON Drama Club 45 Masqueraders 25 Music Club 45 Four Year Honor Rol15 Austin 1. ROLLO THOMAS BOURBON Baseball 3, 45 Hi-Y 4. 37 W. ?.t..L...ag.f 35 0.1, JANE BAXTER Commercial Club 35 Girls' Man- ual Arts Club 2: Newton Club 41 Science Club 1. KATHERINE BEAR Latin Club 1: Literary Tabula Staff 15 Miami, Fla. 3. RUTH LA VERGNE BEAULIEU Maine Township 1, 2. CHARLES R. BECHEL Track 45 Geography Club 32 Monogram Club 43 Sportsmen's Club 3, 4. GEORGE BEDARD EDWARD BANHOLZER LOUIS A. BANKS Heavyweight Football 45 Fresh- Soph Football 25 Baseball 3 3 Junior Swimming 23 Library FRANK A. BARNARD Geography Club 3: Library Staff 4. ROBERT R. BARNES Senior Swimming 45 Chemistry Club 45 Hi-Y 3, 4g Science Club 15 Sportsmen's Club 45 Stage Zac ai LAW: idea., A Staff 4. I4 16 DOROTHY BEIER EDWIN A. BELZER Heavyweight Football 35 Heavy- weight Basketball 35 Fresh-Soph Basketball 15 Smoking Council 2, 3, 4. 1 and Lights Committee 3. DORIS BARTELT ,Atalanta 35 Botany Club 25 Har- rison Tech 1. JEAN MARGOT BASS French Club 25 Geography Club 35 Science 15 Honor Roll 1, Z5 Sophomore 'Girls' Council 2. IRVING BAUMRUCKER Lightweight Football 4, Captain5 Track 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Lincoln Club 45 Math Club 35 Monogram Club 43 Junior Council 35 Cheerleader 4. 3.4.1 ivan 36 BARTLEY ARRINGTON JULIA ANNA ARNOLD Junior Swimming 35 Hi-Y 4: Music Club 1. Sportsmen's Club 4. MURIEL AUGUSTINE MARGRETTA ARNOLD Girls' Camera Club 3, 4g.Gir1 Scouts 15 Masqueraders 23 Sci- ence Club 1. , Atalanta 43 Gavel 43 GC0g1'HPhY Club 3, Secretary, Latin Club 1: Masqueraders 2, Music Club 49 Science Club 1. CHURCHILL AUSTIN Botany Club 2. 3: Burke 'Club 4g Geography Club 3g Hi-Y 3, 43 Newton Club 4, President, Sci- ence Club lg Library Stat? 4. LEWIS F. AUSTIN ' Burke Club 3, 45 Drama Club 4. HOWARD L. AUTEN Aviation Club 13 Sportsmen's Club 1. ,uf-.Z F U H. .iw T 1- Q, .WA vrimxxu. 6.1.1141--5 ROBERT L. BALDWIN Club s. CLARENCE BALGEMANN E494 I 4Mu ' German Club 2. .. uw. A...-A., Commercial Club 45 Geography c ,Il I, . '- ,, II., - I., ll ll Q' ' ILA' I .6 .3 -E ,, rf-Q, 44... .4 .1-,R 27-Cp., Q'..,5c.f,4.. LAWRENCE C. AUTEN . Science Club 13 Senior Play 1 HOMER BABCOCK Aviation Club, 1, 2, 33 Drama Club 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Music Club 4, Treasurer. RUssEL M. BAIRD Tennis 2, 3, 45 Burke Club 43 Latin Club lg Masqueraders 23 Monogram Club 45 Honor Roll 4g Senior Play 1, 45 Cheer. leader 4. MARIAN BAKER Forum ,4g Latin Club lg Mas- Clueraders 25 Sophomore Girls' Council 2. JESSIE LORETTA BALDING Arts and Crafts 25 Geography Club 3g Zoology Club 4, Treas- urer. JAMES R. ANDERSON Lightweight Basketball 3, 4. JEAN ANDERSON Atalanta 3, 4. MARIE ANDERSON Commercial Club 45 Austin 1. JOHN ARMOUR Heavyweight Football 3, 45 Fresh- Soph Football 1, 2, Captain 25 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 45 Class Vice-President 35 Burke Club 3, 4, Vice-President 35 Drama Club 3, 45 Geography Club 2, Presidentg Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Latin Club 15 Monogram Club 3, 45 Newton Club 3, Sergeant-at-Arms5 Stu- dent Council 45 Junior Council 35 Smoking Council 45 Trapeze Stat? 3, 45 Senior Play 4. PAUL ARMSTRONG Burke Club 45 Four Year Honor Roll. RICHARD M. ANSEL Science Club 1. 1--,.f.s1.e. f ,,.,,m, RUTI-I ACKERMAN LEE ADDLEMAN Brooks Club 15 Geography Club Commercial Club 3, 45 German 3. RUTH EVELYN ADAMS Minneapolis, Minn. 1. efbws ROBERT F. ANDERSON Heavyweight Football 3, 45 Fresh- Soph Football 1, 25 Drama Club 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Science Club 15 Smoking Council 2, 45 Library Staff 45 Senior Play 4, Lead. Club 2, 35 Radio Club 1. BETTY AGNEW Drama Club 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Masqueraders 25 Student Coun- cil 45 Class Secretary 35 Junior Council 35 Trapeze Stat? 35 Lit- erary Tabula Staff 45 Girls Club Council 45 Senior Play 4. WILLIAM ALFINI Senior Swimming 3, 45 Junior Swimming 25 Chemistry Club 35 Lincoln Club 45 Masqueraders25 Monogram Club 45 Sportsmen's Club 4, Secretary. VIRGINIA ALLAN Atalanta 45 French Cluh 35 Girls, Camera Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1: Story Club 45 Tatlers Club 2. President, Vice-President5 Honor Roll 15 Literary Tabula Staff 2. HELEN ANDERSEN 'E-as Q ps? J Commercial Club 45 French .Club 2, 45 Geography Club 25 Science Club 1. AM . , 4AM'a4.z Jiii elif 34 JGIWIOT' offlcerf Horizon The sky is gray, and youth looks out to sea For ships of chance to take him from the shore His daring hopes for days that are to be Outshine regrets for those that are no more. He Waits. No ship appears, but faith that one Will come, has kept him hoping through the night He trusts that at the rising of the sun A guiding Hand will lead his steps aright. But should no ship arrive, no light appear, He knows that he will yet achieve his aim, His is the strength without the doubt and fear Of those who seek mere glory and a name. He hears the ocean surging through his soul, And dreams he hears it crash on far-off sands, He peers into the mist, and sees his goal Still glimmer faintly from yet unknown lands. When youth looks out to sea, how near he seems To that far, bright horizon of his dreams! EMILY ANN HARVEY Class Poet 32 P-.:..' Mr. Smith Mr. Notli Mr. Scott Mr. Wood Mr. Holmes Mr. Souchck BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION GIRLS, PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Gogle Miss jordan Miss Clark Miss Prcssl Mrs. Wilmarth Mrs. Martin Miss Knapp Dr. Williams llll .- Miss Lounsbury Mr. Ramsay PUBLIC SPEAKING SCIENCE Mr. Soliday Mr. Gocker Mr. Pinckney Mr. Ketcharn Mr. Aeby Mr. Metcalf Mr. May Mr. Osborne Mr. King Mr. O'Brien Mr. Schneller Mr. Park Mr. Fountain Miss Williston Miss Samson Miss Turner Miss Ulrich Miss Weckel Miss Bondurant l. 1 ills Mrs. Norton Miss Lord Miss McDonnell Mr. E. E. Thompson Miss Ward Mme. Bluzat Miss Miller MissTl1ompson Miss Walker Miss Maxwell Miss Sibley Miss Geller MODERN LANGUAGES MUSIC Mr. Embs Mr. Little v III 1 , , , Mr. Brinkman Mr. Paxton Mr. Lane Mr. Daniels Mr. Spear Mr. Taylor Mr. Chandler Mr. Asbury MANUAL TRAINING MATHEMATICS Mr. Chandler Mr. Bjorlie Miss Booher Mr. Woodruff Miss M. Payne Miss Inks Mrs. Johnson Miss Reed Mr. Foster Mr. Kirch I N Mr. Owen Miss Newlon Miss Hartman Miss Anthony Miss Bevcns Miss LaVcnturc Mr. Austin l l ll s I I M Ill i Miss Myers Mr. Slagh Miss Muir Miss Pomeroy Miss Brubaker Miss Davidson Miss Mclntire Miss Woodruff Miss Wllaley LATIN LIBRARY Miss Lohrer Miss Carter Miss Wurtzbach ' IH M Mr. Colletti Mr. Stephens Mrs. Hinman Miss Magowan Mr. Price Mr. Lanning Miss Bergstresser Miss Shafer Miss Smith Mr. Bobbitt Miss Wilson Miss Bennett Miss Lacy HISTORY HOUSEHOLD ARTS Miss Schuyler Miss Samson Miss Magowan Miss Tamblingson E ua O -i Nl Sfilndillg ' ' Miss Allen A ' Miss Lord Miss Linden Miss Dhifis Mr. Kimball Miss De Groif Sfiiting Miss Hardie ,Mr. Platt Miss Smith Miss Burr Miss Boies Miss A. Payne Mrs. johnson ENGLISH' . ENGLISH L. . Mr. Holm Mr. Gehlmann, Miss Lounsbury, Miss Forshler Mr. C. Thompson Miss Botllwell Mrs. Monroe Miss Chamberlain Miss Remsburg Miss Harris Miss Harrington Miss Blackburn' Miss Wriglxt Ill - -liz -1.-1-. Mrs. Eckart Miss Ely Mr. Watson ART COMMERCIAL Miss Riggs Miss Hartmann Mr. Hecketsweiler Miss Heller Miss Babcock Miss Smith Mr. Seymour ll! l -, N-, l Miss Blackburn Mr. O'Brien Mr. Babbitt Mr. Ketcham Miss Weckel Miss Bennett SUPERVISORS HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Mr. Ramsay Mr. Austin Mr. O'Brieri Mr. 'Platt Mr. Taylor Mr. Seymour Mr. Osborne Mr. Holmes Mr. Bobbitt Miss Schuyler Miss Maxwell Miss Sibley Miss VVoodruff Mrs. Eckart Miss Walker Miss Cirter Miss Weckel M E JU l 2 Mr. McDaniel Mr. Hartig Mr. Wolf Mr. Ticktin Miss Abbott Mr. Feltus Mr. Fick Mrs. Beezley BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICE STAFF Miss Parker Miss Brabrook Miss Abbott A Miss Atkinson Miss Hobart Miss McNutt Mrs. Bell Mr. Ticktin Mrs. Frobcrg Miss Dawson IH All the worldis zz stage, And all the 711671 and women 11zc'1'ely players. All of you boys and girls, too, have been choosing and playing your parts. Some of you have played down stage in the glare of the footlights and others have played equally Well up stage. As the curtain is being closed on this first happy act of the drama, you can look forward with conidence. You have had the best of coaches. You have learned that the costume, although a valuable aid, will not play the part. You have learned to think, to like to use your mind, to think beyond the Ivory Door. You are now ready for the next act. It is your cue. The stage may be set with confusion and uncertainty, the properties may be misplaced, there may not be enough parts to go around, but this is only an opportunity, only a challenge to the class of 1934 To act Well your part. M. R. MCDANIEL. x K 6 DOROTHY CALIFF WARREN BUSH EDWARD BURGGRAF Spoftsmenis Club 3: 4- Hi-Y 45 Sportsmen's Club 3, 45 LUCILE BYLER French Club 25 Mu sic Club 3 , St. Louis, Mo. 1. 4. WALLACE BURROUGHS Hi-Y 35 Latin Club lg Zoology Club 3. Atalanta 45 Latin Club 15 Mas- queraders 25 Newton Club 35 Story Club 3, 45 Junior Council 35 Senior Play 4. BRUCE CAMPBELL Soccer 45 Drama Club 45 French Club 25 Lincoln Club 3, 45 Mon- ogram Club 45 Newton Club 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Senior Play 4, Lead. LOIS CAMPBELL Geography Club 35 Latin Club 15 Masqueraders 25 Newton Club 35 Science Club 15 Honor Roll 1, 2. 3 ,gi 'ew S I 'C ,1 It J,l'5I'l,IlW,:5? Il 'l,IL' 3155 .5 ti . ,. ,, 1 ' W-I, I! 'I I,. I Iii I, li mt S l,4...f:..,.w Q.. ,.t., .of CAROLYN JANE CARSTENS Brooks Club 1, 2, 35 Commer- cial Club 1. FRANCES CASPERS Commercial Club 35 Drama Club 45 Gavel 45 Geography Club 3, Vice-Presidentg Latin Club ly Consu15 Masqueraders 25 Spanish Club 35 Honor Roll 3, 45 Senior Tabula Staff 3, 4, Editor 45 Senior Play 4. , 55' w i.ii ii ll' ' ...MC JACK CANARY Aviation Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, 45 Boys' Camera Club 1. ELIZABETH CANNON Four Year Honor Roll: Scholar- ship Award, Znd placeg Senn 1, 25 Twin Falls, Ida. 2, 3. MARY CARMODY Atalanta 35 Latin Club 15 Span- ish Club 35 Story Club 45 Tatlers Club 25 Trapeze Stall 3, 45 Senior Play 4. MAXINE CARRICK Arts and Crafts 25 French Club 25 Geography Club 3. VIRGINIA CARROLL Zoology Club 2. 39 RUTH CHRISTIE HELEN CATLIN Art Club 45 Arts and Crafts 15 Commercial Club 3. ANNABELLE CHARTERS MARTHA CHAUVET I ' Atalanta 3, 45 Forum 4. GORDON CHECK Science Club 1. mi A WAYLAND CEDARQUIST aL rE55r,lw.,,IW5,u5..g.a+Q+r, 1 -I ' Latin Club 15 Lincoln Club 3, 45 ll' Y Tatlers Club 3: Honor Roll 4: ' - Junior Council 35 Library Staff C a s ' I 5 ' fi? 2, 45 Literary Tabula Staff 1, 25 X, .m mm ' Senior Play 4. Hi J ' I L J . Y 1 .,..M:, za q,...,.L.,-t H51 2? ?Qk4.a..,a V. N f. ,,.. THEM' ANITA CLARE Forum 3, 43 Latin Club 15 Mas- queraders 2: Science Club 15 Trapeze Staff 3. 45 Girls' Club Council 35 Senior Play 4. VIRGINIA CLARK Drama Club 45 Gavel 3. 45 Latin Club 15 Masqueraders 25 Newton Club 35 Four Year Honor Roll5 Senior Tabula Staff 3, 45 Girls' Club Council 45 Senior Play 4. JACK CLEFF Heavyweight Football 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Monogram Club 45 Science Club 1. WARREN CLOUPEK Sportsn1en's Club 3, 4, Vice- President 4: Zoology Club 3. PAULINE COBER Atalanta 2, 3, 45 Gavel 45 Latin Club 15 Masqueraders 25 Newton Club 35 Zoology Club 35 Honor Roll 2. u.,.4,f.fL Atalanta 1, 2, 3. 45 Brooks Club 15 Gavel 3, 45 Girl Scouts 2, 35 Latin Club 1: Masqueraders 25 Newton Club 3: Science Club 12 Four Year Honor Rollg Sopho- more Girls' Council Z: Senior Tabula Staff 3. 45 Literary Tabula Stat? 45 Scholarship Award 2nd place. ,, U T XVILLIAM CHURCHILL ' Geography Club 4, Treasurer. K. - . I.. 1.42 11.1,-L roi ,. 5, , 5, . :H .ac E, . .5 I. ,,r , L- L , wr ea X 1 n r ll ll I v as Q I 5 STANLEY COLEMAN SportsInen's Club 1. ELIZABETH CONNELL Drama Club 3, 4, Vice-President 45 French Club 35 Gavel 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Latin Club 15 Masqueraclers 25 Mulsic Club 15 Trapeze Staff 45 Senior Play 4. m...,.1.:,.e.,,,. fwA.....vb lim sa . ' ww' lv 3 1 l s 3- :Q ,. ..5.i.Z-fz....,. 40 was 3 algaseu' K' Q.-4 n..s'i7:.-I... A ar li MARGARET COON Atalanta 1, Z, 3, 4: Drama Club 45 Forum 3. 4: Masqueraders 25 Music Club 1: Newton Cfub 33 Library Staff 3, Honor Roll 3: 4: Senior Play 4, Lead. MARY COTTLE Girls' Camera Club 2. 3. 4: Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3. Lois CRAWFORD CHARLES F. CUMMINGS GRACE CUNNINGHAM Commercial Club 4. Secretary. l RUTH CONSTABLE DOROTHY COOLEY Atalanta 13 Geography Club 3: Science Club 1. GENE DALTON Music Club Z. ' SAMUEL M. DARLING Track 3: Burke Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 25 Latin Club 1: Masqueraders 25 Four Year Honor Roll: Junior Council 3: Tabula Publishing Board 3, 4: Trapeze Circulation Manager 4. JEANNE DARRAH LILA JANE DAYHOFF BUUUW Club 2: Latin Club 1. V MARGARET DEANS Arts and Crafts 2, Vice-Presi- Chemistry Club 35 German Club 25 Story Club 4. GEORGIANA DAv1soN Brooks Club 1: Newton Club 4: Science Club 1: Zoology Club 2. dent: Brooks Club lg Science Club 15 Story Club 45 Library Staff 4. WILLIAM DAVISON 41 K is . LLL. .L L Q, , , Q. F W A Mwwil I I 5 I ll I in 5 .5 Ie, ' - 221 4. fs, .f 1:1 . I ll X . 27' ' .. 53232. 3 21 . Y Y- I e 12533 ' II11 Q Ll. 1 3 .11 1.1. I I I I vu. WI sa I 4 E 31 2 I . ,, Z.. 13 'E , .14 MM., .- MICHAEL JOHN DE Novo MARY DE WITTE GLADYS DE WOLFE Geography Club 33 Girls' Camera Club 45 Girl Scouts 1, 23 Latin Club 19 Masqueraders 25 Science Club 1. CLARENCE H. DICRERSON Orange, O. 1. MICHAEL A. DI COSOLA Science Club 1. kwa 412'-. iff If . 4 !9.,f,f,,...a.. WILLIAM JEROME DEE Radio Club 2. 3, 4, Secretary GAYLORD DEISBECK Commercial Club 35 Hi-Y Music Club 3, 4. JOHN L. DIEHL Lincoln Club 3. 4: Four Year Honor Roll: Tabula Publishing Board 2, 3. ANN DIETRICH Commercial Club 35 German Club 29 Honor Roll 2, 3. DONALD DE JONG Music Club 33 Radio Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Secretary 3. Sergeant-ab Arms 4, Technician SQ Science Club 1. WILLIAM DELANEY Latin Club 1. MARION DELAPLAINE Arts and Crafts 2, 3, President 33 Drama Club 3, 49 Forum 3, 43 Science Club lg Senior Play 4, Lead. ETHEL DEL GRANDE Commercial Club 3. CARL DEL Rosso McKinley 1. L. li , 7 W ' 1 'ui WEP . E . . A l 1 .H I l E . W ' '1,,,,uaII . Y wifi, If H i i! I I W1 1 EL 42 1, .,- f ,,. 1 ALLEYNE DOHERTY . PROVIDENZA D1 MART1No Geography Club 4: Science Club French Club 3: Honor R011 3. lg Senior Play 4. - JAMES H. DODGE Chemistry Club 3, 43 Drama Club 4, Latin Club lg Stamp Club 4, Presidentg Honor Roll 45 Stage and Lights Committee 4. EDWARD DoR1s CYNTHIA DORLAND Masqueraders 2, Parker 3. GENE DORSEY Geography Club 2. MARY DoWNs Geography Club 13 Latin Club l. SHIRLEY DUTEMPLE . Atalanta 3, 45 Chemistry Club 4, Secretary: Drama Club 4: French Club 3, Secretary, Masqueraders 25 Four Year Honor Rollg Junior ' Council 35 Sophomore Girls' Council 25 Senior Tabula Staff 3, 4, Editor 43 Girls' Club Coun- cil 3, 43 Senior Play 4, Scholar- ship Award 3rd place. A.-JWL5 HELEN DWYER 43 ,fi .11 .giaa-li.. LILLIAN DRECHSLER Atalarita 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Drama Club 43 Gavel 3, 49 Masqueraders 2, Treasurer, Music Club lg Four Year Honor Roll, Junior Coun- cil 3g Sophomore Girls' Council 25 Trapeze Stall 4: Girls' Club Council 4, Vice-Presidentg Senior Play 4. VIRGINIA LOUISE DRULEY Girls' Camera Club 3. 4, Treas- urer 3, 43 Latin Club 13 Science Club 13 Zoology Club 3. DONALD DUFOUR Chemistry Club 3. JOHN DUNCAN Track 4g Aviation Club 4. DOROTHY DUNKERLEY Commercial Club 1. ,. Q31 l Jwqlfi 1 x 'ff 5 1fmr,r'.j.i BARBARA ENGLAND Brooks Club 25 Masqueraders 25 Science Club l. Treasurerg Story Club 3, 45 Trapeze Staff 3, 43 Library Staff 25 Senior Play 4. ROBERT ERSKINE Senior Swimming 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. BETTY ANN ERWIN f French Club 35 Gavel 3, 45 Latin Club lg Masqueraders 25 Honor Roll 15 Sophomore Girls' Council 2g Senior Play 4. BERNICE EVENSEN Commercial Club 45 French Club 25 Zoology Club 3. ' NORNIAN FALEIDE Lightweight Football 45 Light- weight Basketball 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. ill DORIS EBERLE Arts and Crafts 25 Austin 1. KELLOGG EDMUNDS GWENDOLYN EDWARDS Geography Club 4, CHARLES EKSTROM Baseball 45 Monogram Club 4. Fresh-Soph Football 1. 25 Smok- ing Council 2, 3, 4, President 4. 'Qf'xlfEiF'gf5 . nj 1 1' ' W ,,, W, ' 1 lf , fill' 9' X, .Iggy WW ,V gg l Mu!! lim 1 S T at ,SH . . ,- nk . ,N ,il ,Y'Q,g,,T If .ll 5 D ll' E1 2 Q it W ll p if ,ft T, . I 2 , 5 ,m mrigr 5,'jQ',y,ww,EP'-'Li 'Qi , Yr DAVID FARRAR Radio Club 25 Science Club lg' Zoology Club l. 5 DOROTHY FERGUSON Commercial Club 3. 4: Mas' queraders 2, ELMORE W. ELLIOT, JR. Track 3, Senior Manager5 Burke Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 Drama Club 45 Masqueraders 25 Honor Roll 15 Senior Tabula Staff 3, 45 Tabula Publishing Board 3, 4. JOHN S. ELSNER Aviation Club 15 Drama Club 45 Masqueraders 25 Newton Club 3. FLORENCE ELWELL Chemistry Club 45 Zoology Club 3. ir'- L, 1. ,. J' si W 5 . K ,. .ilgfg-,,i,z4, W' ay: 'T W PEM V i ' lb. E li 3 E Ta lag!-t gf Z is it WW 'S l gi X, f 5 - fi ' 4 V :ff-'I -.J :4...f,,,, 44 5 'SQ' qw , J f- rw T M gag 9 M lfftlf ' L l' u M.ARY FINIGAN JEAN FERGUSON . Arts and Crafts 25 Commercial Atalanta 15 Drama Club 3, Club 4. Gavel 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Girl ROGER FINFROCK ALBERT FINHOLT Drama Club 4: Latin Club 13 Lincoln Club 3, 45 Masqueraclers 25 Newton Club 3, Vice-Prcsi- dent5 Four Year Honor Roll: Junior Council 3: Trapeze Staff 45 Girls' Club Show 3. 4. ALTON FISHER WILLIAM FITZGERALD .Merc lf! -L fiwfdzl' of -1271911 Aff LLL -fa Hr Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 4: Latin Club 15 Mas- queraders 25 Science Club 1, Honor Roll 45 Trapeze Staff 3, 4 Editor 45 Girls' Club Show 3. GERTRUDE LOUISE FICK Alvernia 1, 2. 5. dry 4341.-7M11 I 3 ROBERT F ORTNEY LEE FOSTER, JR. Heavyweight Football S, 45 Fresh- Soph Football 1, 25 Aviation Club 25 Chemistry Club 3: Drama Club 3. 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Lincoln Club 3. 4. Vice-President 3, Treasurer 45 Monogram Club 45 Smoking Council 2, 3, 4, Pres- ident 45 Senior Play 4. gil-gf Qlilllflwll 'l 1:5- ,-259 , 'pg ,5 ELIZABETH FLEMING Atalanta 3, 45 Commercial Club 35' Girls' Manual Arts Club 4, , Vice-Presidentg Science Club lg ' Zoology Club 3. E JULIETTE FOLEY Drama Club 3, '45 French Club 35 Latin Club 15 Masqueraders 25 Story Club 4: Trapeze Staff ,4, Editorg Girls' Club Show 35 Senior Play 4, Lead. BETTY LOU F ORBERG Girls 'Manual Arts Club 13 Sci- ence Club 1: Zoology Club 2. ALLEN FORD Soccer 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Geography Club 2, Treasurerg Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Stage and Lights Committee 3. 4. HARRIET FORT Brooks Club 25 German Club 25 Science Club 1. 45 T' ra:t1llzl'l 'li' ills? if . -. X, . -. . GERTRUDE FREDRICKSON Arts and Crafts 2: Commercial Club 3. ELIZABETH ANN FREER Commercial Club 35 Geography Club 39 Girls' Manual Arts Club lg Science Club l. ARTHUR E. FREY German Club 2. FLORENCE FRICKE German Club 2. 3. HAZEL FRICKE Zoology Club 3. GRACE FOWLER Kansas City, Mo. l, 2, 3. JOHN CALVIN Fox Concordia 1, 2. CML. LOWELL FRICKE Chemistry Club 3. WALTER FRICKE St. Joseph, Mich. 1. MARGARET ELIZABETH Fox Drama Club 4: Gavel 4: German Club 35 Masqueraders 25 Music Club 39 Science Club 15 Senior Play 4, Lead. NVINIFRED FRANK French Club 3: Gavel 43 Latin Club 15 Masqueraders 25 New- ton Club 3: Four Year Honor Rollg Sophomore Girls' Council 2. DoRIs FRANKS Atalanta 35 Brooks Club 23 Drama Club 3, 4g Forum 3, 43 French Club 33 Latin Club lg Masqueraders 2, Secretaryg Math Club 35 Four Year Honor Roll: Student Council 3, 49 Sophomore Girls' Council 2: Girls Club Council 3, 43 Senior Play 4. JACK FRANKS Chemistry Club 45 Latin Club 13 Newton Club 3. 4. GRACE FREDERICK Chemistry Club 43 Library Staff 3, 4. K 4 6 , V , E ., fx, GERALD JOHN GALLAGHER ghemistry Club 4: French Club , 3. STANFORD GAMM Drama Club 4: Lincoln Club 4: Masqueraders 25 Newton Club 3: Four Year Honor Roll: Stage and Lights Committee 4. WAYMAN GANOUNG Lightweight Football 4. MARY GARDNER Girl Scouts 1, 2. BARBARA GARFITT Drama Club 3, 4: Gavel 3, 4, President 4: Latin Club lt Mas- queraders 2, President: Science Club lg Class Secretary 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Junior Council 3: Sophomore Girls' Council 2: Trapeze Stal? 3, 4: Girls' Club Council 4. FRANCES FRITZ Senior Play 4: Madison, XVis. 1, 2: Spring Green, Wis. 3. DOROTHY FULTON Commercial Club 3: Latin Club ' 1: Science Club 1. N344 L, if M! ALWIN GIEGLER Chemistry Club 4: Newton Club 3, 45 Stamp Club 3. RICHARD GILBERT Radio Club 2. -Anim! f 'T' ALBERT GEORGE Senior Swimniing 2, 3, 4: Junior Swimming 1: Latin Club lg Mon- ogram Club 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 43 Library Staff 4. JEROME GEORGE Philadelphia, Pa. 1, 2, 3. ROBERT GERHARDT Drama Club 4: Hi-Y 2: Latin Club lg Lincoln Club 3, 4: Mas- queraders 2: Stamp Club 3, Sec- retary: Senior Tabula Stal? 3, 4, Editor 4: Tabula Publishing Board 3, 4: Senior Play 4. ISABEL GERINGER Brooks Club 2: Science Club ll Spanish Club 35 Zoology Club 3. FRANK GIBBS V Burke Club 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Latin Club 1: Masqueraders 2: Science Club lg Four Year Honor Roll: Senior Play 4. , , f, Y ff , E ,i' ' Q wi JH' Jufm' Airman 47 jo HN H. GILMOUR Drama Club 4: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Science' Club 1: Suortsmerfs Club 4: Stage and Lights Com- mittee 3, 4. WILBUR J. GIRVEN Drama Club 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Latin Club 1: Masqueraders 2: Trapeze Stat? 3. 45 Cheerleader 3, 4. MARY FRANCES GLANDON Chemistry Club 43-Music Club 1, 35 Tatlers Club 2, Treasurer: -Honor R011 1: Literary Tabula Staff 2. RUTH TITUS GLENN A Atalanta 2: Botany Club 3, 4, President 4: Drama Club 45 Girl Scouts 2, 3, Vice-President 2, President 3: Masclueraders 2: Science Club 1. Secretaryg Story Club 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, President 4: Library Staff 2: Senior Play 4. I v ielfdiiamf W' J CLARA GOTSCH Arts and Crafts 2: Girls Man- ual Arts Club 1: Latin Club. 1. JEAN GRABLE Drama Club 4: French Club 2. 35 Geography Club 4. ROBERT GRAY Sportsmen's Club 4, KATHARINE GRIER . FRED GROEN Arts and Crafts 3: Girls' Cam- , I , , era Club 3: Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3g Heavyweight F00fbHllq3, 4, T235 Latin Club 2: Science Club 1. 4? MOHOETHU1 Club -P: 4, NWC' ELIZABETH GOETSCH Forum 3, 4.'Sergeant-at-Arms 4: French Club 3: Latin ,Club 11 Masqueraders 2: Math Club 3: Girls' Club Council 3. I TEMA GOLDFINE , ' Commercial Club 4: Four Year Honor Roll: Austin 1. 1 CLARENCE GOLTERMANN German Club 3: Towson. Md. 1. SPENCER R. GRIFFITHS, JR. Chemistry Club 4: Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Secre- Heavyweight Football 41 Light- tary 3, 43 Senior Play 4. weight Football 35 Hi-Y 4. ii-I-eff' aback 48 x 15 ,QV , EMILY HADKA WILLIAM GROTH Drama Club 4: Gavel 3, 4: Latin Club lg Masqueraders 25 Math Club 33 Science Club lg Sopho- more Girls' Council 2: Trapeze Staff 4. Science Club 1. BETTY HAFNER Drama Club 4: Forum 3. 4. Vice-President 45 Latin Club 15 Masqueraders 2, Vice-Presidentg Math Club 33 Sophomore Girls' Council 2: Library Staff 23 Girls' Club Council 3, Treasurer 49 VIRGINIA GUETHLEIN Girls' Conference 4, Secretary. ALBERT M. HAGE Lightweight Football 3. 43 Drama Club 43 Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4 Senior Play 4. JEANNETTE HAIGES Botany Club 2. Vice- Music Club 1. ANTHONY HAJICEK President: I- ,I I Iv' I mmm will UW ' 4 lk-IUIMIWI W , Y L , I' ,I , XJ M xl fx l Illw ' ll W l X! W l l l I1 N ,mp ,,..,, J,-,I-bmi f lillllww will ' W, 'Hill I I 'll lbw r V. 33, u..,.vid if nff-of EVELYN HALL Girls' Camera Club 3: Science Club 1. MILDRED Louis HALL MILDRED MARY HALL Commercial Club 1: Girls' Man- ual Arts Club 1. 2. ,E 5 'f 'Z . HARRY E- HAMILTON ETHEL MERRY HALLSEY 'C' Burke Club 3- 43 Gaiman Club Art and Crafts 2: Girls' Club . I 33 Masqueraders 2: Science Club Show 4. F- , 1-5 Junior Council 35 Tabula Pub- E lishing Board, 3, 4, Trapeze Ad- , ' V' vertismg Manager 45 Senior Play :EA gpmup ' DAN HALPERIN H A , y JOHN HAMMOND sci-imilers sg Tatlers Ciub 2, ser- 'fi'f 'i5 Sl4ff'M93W Radio Club 2. 3. 4. geant-at-Arms. L? ii G ' 49 I pf , I , ,rfaifffrqamwnrfio RICHARD HAVELL Soccer 4, Manager-5 Aviation Club 2: Chemistry Club 45 Ger- man Club Z. 3: Monogram Club 4: Newton Club 4. LOUIS S. HAZAN ROBERT HEAVISIDE Hi-Y 45 Sportsmenls Club 3. RUTH HELBIG Atal-'mia 2. 3, 4: Drama Club 45 lIiII:JUi1'11?011 3, 43 Jersey City, STANLEY W. HENDERSON Heavyweight Football 45 Fresh- Soph Football 1, 25 Baseball 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Monogram 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arm: 45 Trapeze Staff 3. RUSSELL W. HENRY Track 4, Managerg Masqueraders 25 Newton Club 3, 45 Trapeze Staff 4. FRANK E. HANCHETT SportSmen's Club 3. RICHARD O. HANSEN Sportsmen's Club 3, 4, President 45 Zoology Club 3. GEORGIA MAE HENSON Senior Play 4. JOHN E. HARBAN Commercial Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Sci- ence Club 1. RUTH HARPER MARIE HARRY Geography Club 15 Detroit, Mich. 1. EMILY ANN HARVEY Latin Club 15 Story Club 3, 4, Secretary 45 Tatlers Club 2, Secretary-Treasurerg Four Year Honor Rollg Literary Tabula Staff 2. NICHOLAS H. HAUPRICH Aviation Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 50 LEE P. HERRING DOROTI-IY HERRMANN Drama Club 45 German Club 35 Masqueraders 25 Student Council 4, Secretary5 Junior Council 35 Senior Play 4. JACK R. HERRON Radio Ciub 3. CAROLINE HERRS German Club 2: Girls' Manual Arts Club 1. GEORGE J. HESIK Heavyweight Football 45 Heavy- weight Basketball 3, 4, Co-cap- tain 45 Baseball 3, 45 Boys' Cam- era Club 25 Monogram Club 2. Climrifa-.L ,d ,Q .4 WILLIS HENSON Track 45 Soccer 45 German Club 2, 35 Monogram Club 4. MARY I-IERRICIQ Drama Club 45 Music Club 15 Tatlers Club 2, Treasurer5 Four Year Honor Roll: Literary Tab- ula Staff 1, 25 Senior Play 45 gucson, Ariz. 25 Chatham Hall, a. 3. Ei,-KA: 2J.n.,M.-4,31-J 1412:-gluu,fffC2 BLANCHE HOLLNAGEL Forum 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Latin Club 12 Masqueraders 25 Music Club, 23 Scxence Club 1, Vice- President: Junior Council 35 Trapeze Staff 3, 4, BETTY HOLMES Botany Club 3. 45 Chemistry Club 45 French Club 2, 3. Lama? lwifoccfffff- ff gf ,ca 2 lv,-Q' ll'llMgl1, , ' ' W IllllllWllllllwl lI'l Y I ligllllw full . II I,,v,1'g , W lil' llllll' l l ' A Wasatch-1' 7010 GEORGE HESSENBRUCH Music Club 45 Webster Groves, Mo. 1, 2. , MARION HILL Drama Club 45 Gavel 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Masqueraders.25 Four Year Honor Roll: ,Tumor Coun- cil 35 Sophomore Girls' Council 25 Literary Tabula Staff 3, 45 Girls' Club Council 4. EDWARD HINZE Austin 1, 2. EDWARD A. HITZ RUTH HOFFMAN Arts and Crafts Z. 3. 51 f ROY G. IRISH EDWARD J. HUDEC Morton 1. MARGARET HUMES Arts and Crafts 2: Atalanta 33 Chemistry Club 45 Masqueraders 25 Newton Club 35 Senior Play 4. ALBERT J. HUNTER LOUISE HUNTER Drama Club 4: Girls' Camera Club 25 Masqueraders 25 Story Club 4. ANNA IMRIE Atalanta 35 Zoology Club 2. PAUL W. HOMRIGHOUS Aviation Club 1: Hi-Y 2, 3. DON E. HOPKINS, JR. Drama Club 4: Lincoln Club 3. 45 Masqueraders 25 Senior Tab- ula Staff 3: Tabula Publishing Board 3, 4, Tabula Advertising Manager 45 Senior Play 45 Stage and Lights Committee 3, 4. Heavyweight Football 3, 45 Fresh- Soph Football 25 Heavyweight Basketball 3. 4. Captain 45 Fresh- Soph Basketball l, 2, Captain 15 Monogram Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. ROY IVERSON Heavyweight Football 3. 45 Fresh- Soph Football l. 25 Drama Club 45 Hi-Y Z5 Monogram Club 3, 45 Stage and Lights Commit- tee 4. ELIZABETH HOUSTON Music Club 1. 35 Story Club 45 Four Year Honor Roll. ROBERT HOWARD Senior Swimming 45 Radio 3, 4. Vice-President 3: Trapeze Staff 45 Winnetka. Ill. 1, 2. ANNABELLE HOWSER Atalanta 3, 4: Chemistry Club 35 Girls' Manual Arts Club 1: Story Club 45 SeniorvPlay 4. JANE HUBBELL Atalanta 25 Forum 3, 45 French Club 25 Masqueraders 25 Math Club 35 Science Club 1. FRANCIS J. HUCR Chemistry Club 43 Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 52 FRANCES JANICEK Drama Club 45 French Club 2, 35 Masqueraders 23 Story Club 49 Four Year Honor Rollg Trapeze Stall' 3. 43 Senior Play 4, Lead. LEWIS JENNINGS Aviation Club 1. JANET JAMIESON Atalanta 4: Girls' Camera Club 3, 4g Latin Club lg Masquer- aders 29 Senior Play 4. ROBERT W. JANES Drama Club 3. 4, Secretary 45 Latin Club 1: Lincoln Club 3. 4, Secretary 45 Masqueraders 25 Math Club 3: Junior Council 3g Trapeze Staff 3, 4, Editor 45 Girls' Club Show 4: Senior Plav 4, Lead. ELEANOR JOHNSON Atalanta 1. 2: French Club 21 Geography Club 35 Latin Club lg Music Club 3. 4: Newton Club 4. HARVEY JOHNSON Commercial Club 3: Hi-Y 2, 3. HELEN JOHNSON French Club 3: Masqueraders 2: Music Club 43 Newton Club 44: Zoology Club 33 Junior Council 35 Senior Tabula Stall: 3g Plaina field, N. J. '1. .- rr r ff V,w...w , PHYLLIS JONES Atalanta 4: Geogfrapliy Club 33 Girl Scouts 1, 29 Masquerade!-5 Z5 Science Club 1. ROBERT E. JONES EW C Y i 1 lltl T . .iiilfnufkof Heavyweight Football 41 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. S H W., I L- 1 li if lr ll- NWI ' I ,,,, , ,,,, 3.1 E T if -iw IWMIWQW fi 1 Z . L' gffmraa ga PHYLLIS JOHNSON Drama Club 4: Latin Club 1: Masqueraders 2: Story Club 3- 43 Four Year Honor Rollg Sopho- more Girls' Council 2g Senior Tabula Stall 3. .4, Editor 42 Girls' Club Council 4. VICTOR JOHNSON, JR. Hi-Y 3, 4: Latin Club lg Mas- queraders 2g Scribblers 3, -lg Honor Roll 4. VIRGINIA JOHNSTON Brooks Club 1, 25 French Club 35 Girls' Camera Club 4g Girl Scouts 1: Masqueraders 23 Sci- ence Club 1g Story Club 4. LOIS JONES MARJORIE JONES Commercial Club 4: French Club 3g Geography Club 35 Girls' Manual Arts Club 1: Science Club lg Zoology Club 2. 53 , , 'lt vizm,Ef-mn?'-A ' V ' Vi ii' 1 V f i 'V L, if I MMR i , Y . we ww IIIIJWJQS at fr ' R Gamma W, PS -A ,c I liu,l,5i , A 27 ' l as l 1 5 L '21 F aww., RAYMOND KECK Fresh-Soph Football 3, Manager, Hi-Y 2, 3, Sportsmen's Club 3. DOROTHY KEEFER Arts and Crafts 23 Zoology Club 4. ROBERT KEITH RUTH KELLEY RAYMOND KELLOGG Latin Club 1: Science Club 1. WARREN JONES, JR. Chemistry Club 4, Treasurerg Masqueraders 23 Newton Club 45 Sportsmen's Club 4. CHARLES M. JUDD Lightweight Football 3, 4g Senior Swimming 45 Junior Swimming 1, Z5 Drama Club 49 German Club 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Lincoln Club 45 Masqueraders 2, Sergeant-at-Arms, Science Club 1, President, Honor Roll 4, Junior Council 3, Trapeze Staff 43 Senior Play 4. fwriaigw. V E , fiilfl' ' Wff ,Q I, rl, -, .,,II,,:,,., A x Bi 'wx Wil ' ae., ii HARRY L. JUDD, JR. Senior Swimming 2, 3, 4: Junior Swimming' 19 Drama Club 43 German Club 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Lincoln Club 4: Masqueraders 23 Monogram Club 3, 45 Radio Club 13 Senior Play 4. CHARLES J. KAMPHAUSENV S4p0rtsmen's Club 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM KAMPHAUSEN, JR. Aviation Club 1: Boys' Camera Club 4, Commercial Club 4. EARL KANTENWEIN Newton Club 3. 4. Treasurer 4. IRVING KAPLAN Marshall 1, 2. J , :Ln -FV CHARLES KELLY Heavyweight Football 43 Fresh- Soph -Football 1. 23 Fresh-Soph Basketball 2: Hi-Y 1, 25 Science Club 1. ROBERT KELLY 4,1,af.d.MW ,inf ,..m,fmJI. I -.W---+- - 6-if 54 Ihfkf WILBUR KENNEDY Hi-Y 43 Radio Club 2: Science Club 1, Sportsmen's Club 3, 4. ROSE KERNER Atalanta 1, 23 French Club 35 Geography Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Latin Club 19 Masqueradcrs 29 Story Club 45 Sophomore Girls' Council 2, Girls' Club Council 4. HELEN KETTNER German Club 3: Girl Scouts 1, 39 Music Club 1: Tatlers Club 25 Honor Roll 2. 4. DOROTHY KEYS E. LEIGH KIMBALL 4 J' -K-63-if-E CHARLES F. KENDALL Heavyweight Football 4: Aviation Club 1, 2, Brooks Club lg Burke Club 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Stamp Club 3, 4, President 3, Honor Roll 3. NORMAN KENDALL Radio Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1. ROBERT S. KLUCK BILLY KLUMB BURTON KING Soccer 3: Drama Club 3, Latin Club 1: Lincoln Club 3, Treasurer 4: Monogram Club Honor Roll 1. 4: Senior Play Stage and Lights Committee 3, 4. MAR JORIE KING Drama Club 43 Science Club Zoology Club 2. ELIZABETH KIRCHHOFER ROBERT KLEIN Brooks Club 1, 2, 3, Sergeant-at Arms 1, Vice-President 35 Chem istry Club 3: German Club 3. ETHEL KLOTTER Lincoln Club 45 Honor Roll 4. Music Club 3. 4. 55 I mite, l .ff- pawn aixffifd jy. . gg? MILTON D. KUBEC Nevgton Club 4: Radio Club 1. 2, . BETTY KUBITZ Arts and Crafts 2: Atalanta 3, 41 Latin Club 2: Science Club 1. SOPHIA KUZNIEWICZ Arts and Crafts 3: Atalanta 3: Latin Club 1. ISABEL LA MONTAINE Drama Club 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Masqueraders 2: Story Club 3, 45 Literary Tabula Staff 3, 4. LOIS LANE Geography Club 1g Science Club JACQUELIN KNEIP Music Club 2: Penn St. Louis, Mo. 4. IONE KNOBLOCK Morton 1. WILLIAM LANGREDER EVELYN LARIMER Art Club 4. Secretary: Music Club 2, 35 Senior Play 4. Hall, Pa. .Sz ROBERT KNOUREK Latin Club 1. SHIRLEY KocH Arts and Crafts 2, Sergeant-ab Arms: Atalanta 43 Commercial Club 33 French Club 3. VIRGINIA KOEHLER Atalanta 1, 25 French Club 33 Geography Club Z, 3g Latin Club lg Masqueraders 29 Sophomore Girls' Council 2g Girls' Club Council 2. BERNICE KOHN Latin Club 2: Honor Roll 3. ROBERT KRAMER S6 MILDRED LARSEN . Arts and Crafts 2: Commercial KATI-IRYN LARIMER A Club 35 Science Club 1. Art Club 4. Secretary: Music Club Z, 35 Senior Play 4. HARRY L. LASTER Sportsmen's Club 2. CHARLES J, LEAMY Stamp Club 45 St. Me MILDRED LEASURE MARY LEBAR Arts and Crafts 2. ls1 BARBARA LARSEN Atalanta 1, 3. 43 Girls' Camera Club 3, Secretaryg Girl Scouts 1, 23 Latin Club 13 Newton Club 43 Tatlers Club 25 Honor Roll 1. 'lfvvkl MAR JORIE LEWIS Danville, Ill. 1, 2. NORMAN LEWIS RUTH LEE ' ' Arts and Crafts 33' G ' 1 Club 35 Zoology Club Zloglaply RAYLEONHARDT I A Commercial Club 35 Science Club 1. ALLEN LEVITETZ Commercial. Club 3. MILTON F. LEVY Lightweight Football 43 Fresh- Soph Football 15 Fresh-Soph Bas- ketball lg Burke Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 13 Science Club 13 Zoology Club 33 Library Staff 4. JEANNETTE LEWIS Senior Swimming 3, 4, Captain Drama Club 3. 4: French Club 31 45 Junior Swimming Z5 Mono- Masqueraders Zg Science Club lg gram Club 4: Senior Play 1. Senior Play 4. 57 SAMUEL F. LEWIS CARL A. LINDBERG Drama Club 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Radio Club 1, 23 Stage and Lights Committee 4. ROBERT E. LILLARD Fresh-Soph Basketball 1, 2g Latin Club 2. ' EDNA LOVETT French Club 2: Honor Roll 1. JANET LUCAS East Orange, N. J. 1, 2. ROBERT LUEBKE Masqueraders 2, Newton Club 3, 45 Science Club 1, Vice-Presi- dentg Library Stat? 4. OWEN LYNCH Heavyweight Football 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Latin Club lg Sports- men's Club 3. 4: Junior Council 3. A. MURRAY LYON Brooks Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, President 49 Burke Club 3, 45 Latin Club lg Mas- queraders 25 Newton Club 35 Four Year Honor Roll, Scholas- tic Cup Winner. JOHN S. MACEERRAN Soccer 43 Hi-Y 4. NADINE MADSEN Arts and Crafts 2. Secretary: Drama Club 4: Geography Club 33 Girl Scouts 19 Music Club 33 Science Club lg Zoology Club 43 Senior Play 4. Heavyweight Football 3, 45 Fresh- Soph Football 1, 2, Heavyweight Basketball 3. 43 Fresh-Soph Bas- ketball 1, 2: Geography Club 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Monoigram Club 3, 4, Science Club 1. RALPH LINDBERG CARL LINGENEELTER GILBERT LOCKE Aviation Club 3. DANIEL LOME Radio Club 1. K sl. I, gffQ.3g,w fifii i J f g f -A 58 , JOHN MANNION Drama Club 3. 4: Masoueraders 29 Literary Tabula Staff lg Girls' Club Show 3. 4: Senior Play 4, ALICE MARCUCCILLI Arts and Crafts 25 Commercial Club 3. EDWIN P. MARTZ, JR. Boys' Camera Club 3, 49 Chem- istry Club 4, Presidentg Drama Club 43 Masqueraders 25 Newton Club 3, Vice-President: Science Club lg Trapeze Staff 3, 45 Li- brary Staff 43 Girls' Club Show LAURA JANE MARSH ' Arts and Crafts 2, Treasurer: Forum 4g Music,Club 15 Sopho- more Girls' Council 2. MIRIAM MARSHALL Music Club 1: Bowen 1, 2. fam ARTHUR MAEI-ILER Honor Roll 1. JENNIE MALAJ Latin Club 1: Zoology Club 2: Harrison 1. illafcg JEANNETTE MCCARTHY St. Mary's 1, 2. CHARLOTTE MCCAY Morgan Park 1. ELEANOR MARTIN Commercial Club 3, 4: Math Club 39 Newton Club 4g Science Club 1. HUGH MASSEY Detroit, Mich. lg Grosse Points Farms, Mich. Z, 3. ERMA PATRICIA MAVEETY Brooks Club 2: Drama Club 4: French Club 3: Girl Scouts 1g Masqueradcrs 25 Science Club lg Four Year Honor Roll. REED MCBANE Burke Club 3, 4, President 4g Latin Club 1, Consulg Mas- queraders 2, Presidentg Class Treasurer 33 Class Vice-President 49 Four Year Honor Rollg Stu- dent Council 4: Junior Council 35 Trapeze Staff 45 Tabula Pub- lishing Board 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 4. MARIE MCCALLUM Arts and Crafts 25 Atalanta .2, 3, 43 Chemistry Club 43 Girl Scouts 2, 3, Newton Club 33 Library Staff 3, 4. 59 MLA.. ROBERT MCCLINTOCK Drama Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Lin coln Club 4: Radio Club Z. 3: Library Staff 45 Girls' Club Show 45 Senior Play 4, Lead. HELEN MCCREARY Atalanta 3. 45 Botany Club 35 Music Club Z, 3, 45 Senior Play 4. x HARDEY MCDANIEL Brooks Club 25 Latin Club 1. MARY MCELROY Atalanta 45 Commercial Club 35 Geography Club 3. ADA MCFARLAND Drama Club 4, 55 Forum 4, 55 Music Club 1, 2. 35 Sophomore Girls' Council 25 Girls, Club Show 4, 55 Senior Play 5, Lead. GEORGE MCFEDRIES Commercial Club 3: Drama Club 45 French Club 35.1-Ii-Y 45 Sci- ence Club 1: Sportsmen's Club 35 Senior Play 4. THOMAS MCGAULEY Science Club 15 Soortsmerfs Club 3. ELIZABETH MCGEARY 3 Atalanta 25 Chemistry Club: 3, 45 Masqueraders 25 Trinity 1. RICHARD 1. MCGUIRE ' HiAY 45 Monogram Club 3, 43 Cheerleader 3. 4. ALICE MCKAY Atalanta 1, 2, 35 Gavel 45 Girl Scouts 15 Latin Club 1,5 Math Club 35 Science Club 15 Senior Play 4. HELEN McKAY Atalanta 25 Geography Club 25 Latin Club 15 Zoology Club 3. CLARISSA MCLAUGHLIN Drama Club 45 Gavel 3, 45 Girl Scouts 1, 2: Masqueraders 25 Literary Tabula Staff 4. JANE MELCHERT Drama Club 45 Gavel 3, 4, Sec- retary 45 Latin Club 15 Mas- queraders 2, Vice-President5 Four Year Honor Roll: Sophomore Girls' Councilg Trapeze Staff 31,1 Z, Editor 45 Girls' Club Coun- cx . NIARIE MELLINGER Arts and Crafts 25 Commercial Club 3. ' 60 GRACE MEYER ARTHUR H. MEYER, JR. Radio Club 45 Stamp'Club 45 Bowen 1, 2. 3. CHRISTINE MEYERS Botany Club 4. Secretaryi BETTY JANE MEYER Arts and Crafts 25 Drama Club 45 Zoology Club 35 Senior Play 4. JUNE MICHELSEN Atalanta 4: Commercial Club 33 Geography Club 35 Girls' Cam- era Club 4. Vice-President: Girl Scouts 25 Masqueraders 25 Sci- ence Club 1. CHARLES L. MIDDLETON T-li4Y 45 Newton Club 4: Radio Club 3. IQATHERINE MILLES Girlsf Manual Arts, Club 4, Sera geant-at-Arms. ETHEL MILLING Commercial Club 3: Geography Club 2. BEVERLY MILLS Latin Club 1: Manual Training Club 15 Masqueraders 25 Spanish Club 3. DELWIN MOEFATT DAVID M. MOLTHROP DAVID MOJONNIER Drama Club 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Music Fresh-Soph Football 25 Hi-Y 2, Club 15 Sportsmen'S Club Z, 3, 45 Senior Play 4. Lead. BETTY MOLYNEUX 3, 4. RUTH MOJONNIER f-x Geography Club 35 Music Club 45 Senior Play 4. French Club 3: Geography Club 45 Latin Club 2: Masqueraders Z. 61 A 1 xx YQ ig l ie QF, . will German Club 2. 1 Ili 8 l 'I ll' M g' E M5 ROGER MORAN llll A libs . GQ-PM www EDWARD H. MORGAN Burke Club 3. 41 Drama Club 4: N Latin Club 1: Masqueraders 2, ,,N, Secretaryg Newton Club 35 Honor Roll 4g Trapeze Staff 3, 43 Senior Play 45 Stage and Lights Com- mittee 3. Tri gr . I W VII faerie A ,, a ? S J' ' ' ffu, on z ma .K WILLIAM R. NAGEL Burke Club 3. 4: Drama Club 4. Presidentg Hi-Y 45 Latin Club 13 Newton Club 35 Snortsmen's Club 35 Senior Tabula Staff 3, 4, Editor 4: Senior Play 45 Stage and Lights Committee 3. ROBERT NANCARROW Commercial Club 4: Science Club 13 Zoology Club 3. CALVIN NAUMAN Drama Club 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1. Consul: Lincoln Club 45 Four Year Honor Roll: Literary Tabula Staff lg Stage and Lights Committee 3, 4. DONALD NELSON Lightweight Football 4g Fresh- HELEN NEAULT t Soph Football 25 H1-Y 2, 3, 4. Music Club 3. 41 Science Club 15 Zoology Club 2. BETTY CARDINAL Geography Club 33 Science Club Treasurer 4. 1. CLIFFORD NELSON Hi-Y 43 Sportsmen's Club 3, 4, 62 BETTY MORRIS Latin Club 1: Science Club 1. LA VERGNE MORRISSEY Atalanta 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 4: Gavel 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Latin Club 1: Masquerade-:rs 2: Honor Roll 35 Student Council 45 Junior Council 39 Senior Tab- ula Staff 3g Senior Play 4. CHARLES W. MUNYER HELEN MURRAY Commercial Club 4: Senior Play 45 Providence 1, 2. RONALD MURRAY Burke Club 3. 4. 5: Chemistry Club 3, 43 Drama Club 43 Latin Club 15 Masqueraders 25 Math Club 33 Four Year Honor Rollg Senior Play 5, Lead. 15.-fy: C PAUL NEUERT Chemistry Club 35 Stamp Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3. HERLIAN W. NEUMAN Commercial Club 4: German Club 33 Science Club lg Sportsmexfs Club 4. XVILBUR K. NEUMAN Heavyweight Football 4 3 Chem- istry Club 4, French Club 23 Latin Club 33 Lincoln Club 59 Four Year Honor Roll: Library Staff 4. HAROLD NICHOLAS HOWARD NIELSEN Radio Club 2. 3, 4, President 4g Kelvyn Park Junior High 1. JAYNE NELSON Art Club 4. Treasurer: Atalanta 4, Zoology Club 3. MARY JANE NELSON ,ALM A Latin Club 1. MILDRED NOVAK fotany Club 23 Geography Club VIVIAN NOVAK Atalanta 3: Commercial Club 31 Drama Club 4: French Club 2. 33 Music Club 43 Girls' Club Show 4. ALFRED NILSEN J 'OHN E. NORDIN, JR. Heavyweight Football 3, 43 Fresh- Soph Football 25 Burke Club 43 Hi-Y 2, 3. 45 Monogram Club 3, 43 Four Year Honor Roll, Li- brary Staff 45 Portland, Ore. 1, 2. RUTH NORTELL 2: Atalanta 1: 3: Girl Scouts lg Zoology Club 4. Arts and Crafts Commercial Club MELVIN NOVAK Fresh-Soph Basketball 3, Man- ager, Hi-Y 3. 4. ARTHUR OAKES Heavyweight Football 3, 4, Cap- tain 4g Fresh-Soph Football 29 Heavyweight Basketball 3, 45 Lightweight Basketball 2, Fresh- Soph Basketball lg Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Lincoln Club 3, 4, Vice-President 49 Monogram Club 3, 43 Scribblers 3, Vice- Presidentg Tatlers Club 2, Treas- urer, Honor Roll 2: Student Council 45 Junior Council 33 Literary Tabula Staff 4. 63 DONALD O,BRIEN Botany Club 2. Treasurer: Brooks Club 1, 2, 3, President 35 Burke Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Latin Club 13 Science Club 1: Four Year Honor Roll, Library Staff 4. EDWARD 0,BRIEN Heavyweight Football 2g Track 35 Smoking Council 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, President 4. RAY OHM German Club 3g Sportsmen's Club 4. NELs G. OLSON Lightweight Football 43 Track 43 Monogram Club 4. THEODORE F. OLSON, JR. Senior Syimming 4 : Junior Swimming 33 Tennis 45 Burke Club 43 Drama Club 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 15 Newton Club 3, Criticg Science Club 13 Trapeze Staff 3. 4g Senior Play 4. SARAH ORNDORFF Brooks Club 3, Vice-Presidentg Girls' Camera Club 4: Honor Roll 3g Senior Play 4g Austin 1. ALICE OTTO Commercial Club 33 German Club 23 Newton Club 4: Story Club 35 Four Year Honor Roll: Senior Play 4. ELEANOR PAGENKOPF Brooks Club 1. 2, 3, Newton Club 43 Science Club 1. BETTY PALMER Drama Club 45 Forum 3, 4, President 4g Latin Club 1, Quaes- torg Masqueraders 25 Newton Club 3, Secretary: Science Club 15 Four Year Honor Rollg J -iior Council 3g Sophomore Girls' Council 2: Literary Tabula Stat? lg Girls' Club Council 45 Senior Play 4. JANE O,BRlEN Arts and Crafts 25 Geography Club 2. ADELINE JOAN O,DONNELL Arts and Crafts 29 Commercial Club 43 Geography Club 3: Sci- ence Club 1g Zoology Club 4, President. JOHN M. O,DONNELL DoR1s O,GRADY Atalanta 2. 3, 4, Secretary 33 Girl Scouts 1, 2, 3g Latin Club 13 Masqueraders 2. ELIZABETH O'HAIRE Arts and Crafts 2g Atalanta 2, 3: Girl Scouts 1. 2. 64 J. WOOTEN PEARCE Heavyweight Football 3, 45 Mon- ogram Club 3. 45 Radio Club 25 Lane Tech 1: Detroit, Mich. 2. VIRGINIA PEOPLES Arts and Crafts 2, 3, Treasurer GAY PATTERSON Atalanta 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 45 Forum 45 Masqueraders 25 Science Club 15 Library Staff 4. ETHEL PAWSON PAYNE ' Honor Roll 2. 2, 35 Atalanta 4: Gavel 45 Girls Manual Arts Club 1. 4, President 45 Science Club 1. JOHN PETERSON Austin 1. SIDNEY B. PETERSON DON PIERCE Roosevelt 1, 2, 3. 41.1, Q cf.z..-., mm, 'ir 'Ja 1-.iw ,J HELEN DOROTHY PORTER Drama Club 45 Senior Play 4, Leadg Trinity 1, 2, 3. ROBERT S. PORTER, JR. Heavyweight Football 45 Track 4, Manager5 Latin Club 15 Monogram Club 45 Zoology Club 4, Secretary. WILLIAM PIGGOT PAULA PITANN Brooks Club 2: Chemistry Club 35 Forum 45 Masoueraders 25 Science Club 1: Four Year Hon- or Rol15 Trapeze Staff 4. RUTH PITANN Brooks Club 2 5 Gavel 45 German Club 2, 35 Honor Roll 3. MARGIE PLUMMER Chemistry Club 3, 45 Drama Club 45 Girls' Manual Arts Club 45 Science Club 15 Honor Roll 45 Senior Play 4. MARVIN POLKOW Science Club 15 Sportsmen's Club 4. 65 VIRGINIA PRIEBE Arts and Crafts 2, 35 Atalanta 3, 45 Girls' Camera Club 4, Music Club 45 Science Club 1. PATRICIA QUINTON Girls' Camera Club 35 Science Club lg Zoology Club 2. SHIRLEY DOLORES RABIN Arts and Crafts 1: Girls' Manual Arts Club 4. MARY RACITI Atalanta 3, 4g French Club 2, 3: Girls' Manual Arts Club 4. ROBERT RAGALIE Lightweight Football 29 Science Club 1. BARBARA POST Arts and Crafts 2, Music Club 3, 4g Newton Club 3. 4, Secre- tary 4g Science Club 1. ELIZABETH POST VIRGINIA RAISER Drama Club 43 Gavel 3, 4, Critic 4g Latin Club 1, Consul, Mas- queraders 29 Newton Club 33 Science Club 1: Four Year Honor Roll, Junior Council 33 Sophomore Girls' Council 23 Senior Tabula Staff 3, 4. Editor 43 Literary Tabula Staff 1: Girls' Club Council 2, 49 Scholarship Award Znd place. LUELLA RAITI-IEL Geography Club 4 3 Music Club 33 Science Club lg Zoology Club 2. ARDELL POTTER Laferia, Tex. 1: San Antonio, Tex. 2, 35 Kankakee, Ill. 3. JANET POWERS Drama Club 4. Sergeant-at-Armsg Forum 4: French Club 35 Latin Club 13 Masqueraders 25 New- ton Club 3, Secretaryg Honor Roll 4g Sophomore Girls' Coun- cil 2, Girls' Club Council 43 Senior Play 4. WILLIAM POWERS RYDER PRATT Boys' Camera Club 3, 4, Vice- President 4: Burke Club 4: Hi-Y 49 Radio Club 2. 33 Senior Play 45 Photo Staff 3, 4. ROBERT WESTPHAL Chemistry Club 35 Science Club 1. .fag 1 66 1-i.a:L.-f ., ,,f:N,w,,,f f x,...n' ,Q ., v..f.,..f, . 'y ADOLF RAsMUssEN MYRTLE RATH Chemistry Club 3. Secretarv: Drama Club 45 Girls' Camera Club 3, 4, President 4. GEORGE RAYMOND Soccer 45 Hi-Y 2, 39 Latin Club 13 Masqueraders 25 Trapeze Staff 3, 4. JOHN RAYMOND . Heavyweight Football 33 Fresh- Soph Football 23 Heavvweiszht Basketball 3g Fresh-Soph Bas- ketball lg Geography Club 3, Sergeant-at-Arms: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Monogram Club 3. 4. KEEFE RAYMOND FRANCES RAMSEY Commercial Club 4. Vice-Presi dentg Geography Club 3. Secre taryg Latin Club 1: M1s- querarlers 2: Senior Play 4. WILLIAM WARD RANKIN MARJORIE REDELL Atalanta 25 Drama Club 3, 45 Forum 3. 4. Secretary 49 Girl Scouts lg Masqueraders 25 Math Club 33 Science Club 15 Sopho- more Girls' Council 23 Literary Tabula Staff lg Senior Play 4. ROLAND REED Chemistry Club 35 Science Club 1. NETTIE REEPS Brooks Club 15 Drama Club 4: Forum 3, 4g Latin Club 1: Mas- queraders 2g Math Club 3: Sci- ence Club lg Honor Roll 25 Sophomore Girls' Council 25 Trapeze Stat? 3, 45 Girls' Club Council 3. JOHN H, REID LAWRENCE REHM Boys' Camera Club 1, 23 Raiiio Club 4, Vice-Presiilentg Senior Play 4. COLIN REID ARTHUR REIMANN Bu.-ke Club 3, 49 Latin Club 11 Latin Club 1: SDortsmen's Club Masqueraders 29 Scribblers 43 23 Zoology Club 1. Four Year Honor Roll. 67 ELIZABETH RIPLEY Girl Scouts 1: Masqueraders 23 Story Club 3. 4, Treasurer 43 Trapeze Staff 4, ARTHUR ROBERTS gVIusic Club 43 Sportsmen's Club MARION ROBERTS Arts and Crafts 23 Atalanta 43 Brooks Club 1, 23 Girls' Camera Club 3, 43 Girls' Manual Arts Club 23 Science Club 1. PETER ROBERTS Soccer 4. BETTY ROBERTSON Drama Club 43 Girls' Camera Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice- President 33 Zoology Club 33 Sophomore Girls' Council 23 Senior Play 4. VIOLET REIMER German Club 2, 33 Girls' Camera Club 2, 3. 4, Secretary 43 Zoology Club 3. WILLIAM RENZ, AIR. Senior Swimming 3, Manager 43 Foreman Junior High 13 Scllurz 2. :LLL f H 3 3 fir 1 QSO-I Rows JOHN ROBERTSON Baseball 4, Manager3 Drama Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 43 Latin Club 13 Monogram Club 43 Science Club 13 Trapeze Staff 4: Literary Tabula Stal? 2. 43 Senior Play 43 Stage and Lights Committee 3, 4. JANE ROCHE Atalanta 3. 43 Geography Club 33 Latin Club 13 Masqueradcrs 2. GENEVIEVE REYNOLDS Atalanta 33 Forum 43 Geography Club 33 Latin Club 1: Mas- queraders 23 Newton Club 33 Four Year Honor Roll: Sovho- more Girls' Council 23 Trapeze Staff 4. H. BURTON RICE Fresh-Soph Football 23 Track 2. 3, 4. FLORENCE RICE Atalanta 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Cam- era Club 3, 4, President 33 Girl Scouts 1, Z, 3, 4, Sergeant-ab Arms 23 Science Club 13 Zoology Club 3. ALICE RICHARDSON Gavel 3, 43 Girl Scouts 1. 2. 3: Masqueraders 23 Science Club 1: Honor Roll 2. IRENE RILEY Atalanta 4g Commercial Club 4: Girls' Manual Arts Club 43 Providence 1. 2. 68 MARY BETH ROGE DOROTHY FRANCES ROCK Affs Club 23 Gif 01115 1, 25 Atalanta 4: Commercial Club 4: Science Club 1g Story Club 3, 4. Girls' Camera Club 3. WILLIAM ROGERS JANE ROGERS Drama Club 3. 4: Gavel 43 Girl Scouts 1, 2: Science Club 1. MAR JORIE ROSE Arts and Crafts 2g Latin Club 1. JOSEPH Ross Tennis 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. DOROTHY ROSTER Sienna 1, 2. ROBERT R. ROTH Lightweight Football 3, 45 Geog- raphy Club 3, 4, Sergeant-ab Arms 4: Hi-Y 23 Masqueraders 23 Radio Club 3: Spanish Club 2: Sportsmenls Club 3, 4, Treas- llfef. JAMES ROULO Baseball 4. DOROTHY ROUZER Arts and Crafts 25 Geography HUGH C. RUSSELL Club 23 Science Club 15 Zoology Club 3. Radio Club 35 Science Sportsmen's Club 4. JOANN SAEMANN Orleans, France 3, 4. 69 Club 1 3 ELIZABETH ROWLETT German Club 2. 3. FRED RUMNEY ELISABETH SCHAUBEL Atalanta 4: Zoology Club 3. RICHARD SCHAUS Boys, Camera Club 3: HLY 4: Lincoln Club 35 Music Club 4: Sportsmen's Club 4. CHARLES SCHAVONE Lightweight Football 2, 3. 43 Fresh-Soph Football 1: Light- weight Basketball 1, 4g Fresh- Soph Basketball 25 Baseball 4: Latin Club 1: Monogram Club 4. JEAN SCHIFFNER Latin Club 1: Zoology Club 2. DOROTHY SCHLAEGEL Atalanta 4: Commercial Club 3 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4 Girls, Camera Club 4. XYiCE-PYCS' ident. BESSIE SANDEL Zoology Club 4. Aviation Club 3. 4. JOHN SAUTER KENNETH W. SANDERS Science Club 1. JOHANNA SCHAAR Commercial Club 4. GRACE SCHAEEER Commercial Club 4. MARGARET SCHAEFER Atalanta 43 Geography Club 3: Girls' Camera Club 45 Science Club 1. B0B SCHAUB Tennis 3, 45 Drama Club 4: Lincoln Club 3, 43 Honor Roll 33 University City, Mo. 1. As-f..zLT. . -744- PAYE SCHMIDT Art Club 2. 3. 4: Atalanta 43 Girls, Camera Club 4. W. VERNON ScHoLz .A-,W WILLIAM SCHULER Senior Swimming 4. RUTH SCHULTZ German Club 2, 3, Secretary 35 Newton Club 3. 4: Science Club 15 Four Year Honor Roll. GERTRUDE SCHROEDER German Club 2, 39 Newton Club 3, 45 Science Club 19 Story Club 4g Four Year Honor Roll: Trapeze Staff 3. 4, Exchange Editor 4: Girls' Club Show 4. HENRIETTA SCHUETTGE MAR JORIE SCHURIG Commercial Club 33 Latin Club 1. LORRAINE SCHWABE Commercial Club 4: German Club 2. 3. Vice-President 3: Music Club 4. ALBERT SCHWAEGERMAN Heavyweight Football 4, Man- agerg Fresh-Soph Football 2, Man- agerg Chemistry Club 45 Lom- mercial,Club 3, 4g Hi-Y 2, 43 Latin Club Z3 Monogram Club 4. 5.5144 X German Club 3: Music Club 43 Science Club 1. 'MNTL-yea ' BETH SEBASTIAN fda., wh M ur' Art Club 4, Presidentg Atalanta 3, 43 Botany Club 2. JOHN SEGIN Commercial Club 4: Soortsn1en's Club 3g Library Staff 4. WALTER C. SCHWERIN Commercial Club 1'-2 German Club 23 Hi-Y 4: Music Club 2, 3, 4. Sergeant-at-Arms Z. 33 Science Club 1g Sportsmen's Club 41 Senior Play 4. VIRGINIA SCOLARO ELIZABETH ScoTT Botany Club 2. 35 Science Club 1. WILLIAM E. SCOTT Latin Club 1. EILEEN SCRANTON Sinsinawa. VVis. 2. 71 BETTY SHARRATT Commercial Club l. 2. LoLA FENETTE SHEAFF Art Club 4: Brooks Club 1. 3, Girls' Camera Club 3, 4: Latin Club 1. EMILY SHEPARD Brooks Club 2, Drama Club 4: Gavel 3, 45 Latin Club 1: Mas- queraders 2: Four Year Honor Roll, Sophomore Girls' Council 23 Trapeze Staff 3, 4: Girls' Club Council 3. 4: Senior Play 4. HARRIS SHEVELSON Lightweight Football 4: Senior Swimming 4: ,Tunior Swimminz lg Burke Club 3, 4, Drama Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Latin Club 1: Mas- queraders 2: Monogram Club 4: Newton Club 39 Science Club 1: Four Year Honor Roll: Junior Council 3: Trapeze Staff 4: Senior Tabula Stal? 35 Senior Play 4, Lead, San Pedro, Calif. 3. EUGENE W. SHIER French Club 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4g Stage and Lights Committee 3. ANN SEIDEL Latin Club 1: Story Club 3. 4. Vice-President 43 Tatlers Club 2, Vice-President, President 5 Four Year Honor Roll: Junior Council 3: Sophomore Girls' Council 2: Literary Tabula Stal? 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Council 4: Senior Plav 4: Scholarship Award 2nd place. MARTHA SEIDEL RUTH SIELAFF Commercial Club 4: Drama Club 4. Eafaw sk-N' ' German Club 2. 3. CHARLES L. SIGMAN ' Morgan Park 1, 2. MIGNON SELBACH Atalanta 2, 3. 45 Masqueraders 2. MARGARET SEMAREK German Club 3: Science Club 1. CHARLES SEVERSON BETTIE JEAN SEYMOUR Arts and Crafts 25 Atalanta 1, 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4: Forum 3, 45 French Club 25 Sophomore Girls' Council 2. REBA SHANNON Girls' Camera Club 3. 72 DOROTHY SIMMONS Story Club 3, 4. BETTY JUNE SIMPSON . Chemistry Club 3: Forum 4' French Club 35 Latin Club 13 JAMES S. SIGMAN Morgan Park 1. EDITH SILVERMAN Masqueraders 25 Science Club lg Trapeze Staff 3, 4. ELIZABETH SIPPEL EUGENE SISCO JOHN J. SMETANA, JR. Commercial Club 3. 4. Sergeant- at-Arms 3: Geography Club 2. 35 HiAY 2, 39 Science Club 1. Arts and Crafts 23 Atalanta 43 Brooks Club lg Girls' Manual Arts Club 2g Girl Scouts 1, 23 Music Club 43 Science Club 1. THEODORE SMINOTE JANE SMITH French Club 35 Austin 1 ROBERT SMITH Four Year Honor Roll. Af' wr RUTH SOELLNER VIRGINIA SMITH I1glxg1Cle1LgullJ'2, 3 Girls Manual Geography Chlh 3. AARON J. SOKOL LYNN SNOW Fresh-Soph Basketball 1: Zoology I-Ii-Y 45 Science Club lg Sports Club 2. men's Club 3. 4. 73 5.5.1, 1IZ? 4!n., WILLIAM STAFFORD ELOISE STEELE Atalanta 4: Newton Club 43 Sci- ence Club 31: Senior Play 4: Mill Valley, Calif, 2. IEANNE STEFFENS Gavel 43 Girls' Manual Arts Club 13 Latin Club l: Mas- queraders 2: Newton Club 3: Honor Roll 1, 23 Sophomore f,.,.,,. M. NICHOLAS SOTHRAS YVONNE SPENLE Music Club 4. Gavel 3, 49 Latin Club lg Mas- queraders 2: Honor Roll 2. WALTER SPEIDEL MARY JANE SPILLANE Commercial Club 3, Vice-Presi- dent. f:.z,,-,.1., , -LL .1 4 , ..,. RUTH S11ooRs JOHN STAFFORD Fenwick 1, 2. ROBERT STAFFORD Burke Club 43 Hi-Y 2, 33 Latin Club 1, Newton Club 3, 4, Pres- ident 4g Honor Roll 1, 4. JGW Girls' Council 2: Senior Tabula Staff 3, 4. GERALDINE STEINHAUER Music Club 3. MARGRETT STENNER ETT5 TWW57 Latin Club 1. EDGAR STEPHENS Soccer 49 Botany Club 3, Treas- urer, Boys' Camera Club 3, 4, MURIEL STEINMETZ Secretary-Treasurer 45 Geography Club 2, Sergeant-at-Arms, Treas- urerg Hi-Y 43 Sportsmerfs Club 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4g Stage and Lights Committee 3, 4, Ffnfu' German Club 2. Chairman 4. 74 DAVID STODDARD Lightweight Football 45 Philadele phia, Pa. 1, 2, 3. ROBERT STODDARD Chemistry Club 35 Geography Club 33 German Club 23 Science Club lg Sportsmen's Club 45 Zoology Club 3. XVILLIAM H. STRAND Drama Club 3, 4: Latin Club lg Lincoln Club 3, 45 Masqueraders 25 Trapeze Staff 3, 4. Editor 4: Library Staff 45 Girls' Club Show 4. ELIZABETH STRESEN-REUTER Atalanta 2, 3, 4g Girl Scouts 2, 35 Music Club 35 Science Club 13 Tabula Publishing Board 3, 4. ELEANOR STRICKERT Drama Club 4: Foum 3, 4: Latin HARRY A. STEWART Hi-Y 45 Latin Club 23 Science Club 1. MARY LOU STEWART Senn 1, 25 Detroit, Mich. 3. Club lg Masquegjaders 23 Math Club 35 Four Year Honor Roll: Sophomore Girls' Council 25 Senior Tabula Staff 32 Girls' Club Council 3, 4. ilmrcvu STS-Le.la.a.t' f.z:.Laer' ' Q 35113, MARY SUTTON Geography Club 43 Music Club 1, 2, 4, President 43 Senior Play 4. ELIZABETH SWEANY Commercial Club 4: Sienna l, 2. so-51. WILLIAM F. STROBEL Baseball 4. Manaqerg German Club 35 Latin Club lg Mas- queraders 2: Stamp Club 3. DOROTI-IEA STUCI-ILIK Arts and Crafts Club 33 Atalanta 2, 35 Brooks Club 1: Commercial Club 45 Drama Club 43 Girls' Manual Arts Club lg Latin Club lg Newton Club 35 Senior Play 4. HARRX' STURLA Drama Club 3, 4g Latin Club 25 Ifincoln Club 3, 4, President 43 Masqueraders 2: Science Club 1: Senior Tabula Stal? 3, 4, Editor 43 Literary Tabula Staff 1: Girls' Club Show 4, Senior Play 4, Lead: Stage and Lights Commit- tee 2, 3. JUNE SURBECK EDWIN SUTTER Zoology Club 3. 75 WALFRID SWEDLUNID Latin Club l. JOHN B. SWERN Drama Club 3, 4, Latin Club 15 Lincoln Club 3, 4g Masqueraders 23 Science Club 19 Four Year Honor Roll: Trapeze Staff 3. 4. Editor 4: Senior Play 4. Lead. Mtcuum VIRGINIA TEMPLE Atalanta 4: Commercial Club 3: French Club 3: Girl Latin Club lg Music Scouts ll Club 1, 4, Secretary 45 Senior Play 4. EVELYNE THOMAS Morton 1. 2, 3, 4. WINIFRED THOMAS Girls' Camera Club 3, Club 1. WALTER THOMPSON 4g Science ,. ,Army ir.-...,4,,,..f BETTY TOBEY Geography Club 3. Lightweight Football 4. WILLIAM R. TODD BurkeLClubC 3, 4: Drama Club 3, 4g atin lub 13 Masqueraders ANNE TIPSHUS 25 Honor Roll 4g Trapeze Staff FTCIICII Club 2, 35 S'C01'Y Club 42 45 Stage and Lights Committee Senior Play 4. 2, 3, 4, Chairman 4. JOSEPI-LINE TALBOT Commercial Club 3, 4. FRED TAMEURRINO Lightweight Football 2: Baseball 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3. RHODA TARK Masqueraders 23 Music Club 13 Tabula Publishing Board 3, 4. CARL TASCHER Burltce Club 3, 4: Drama Club 3, . GEORGE B. TEED 47,.2,L 41 7,4-44 Roma? 76 ishqrm , NYJ: fr .4 an EDGAR J. TOOKE Commercial Club 4. LOUISE TOREN Atalanta 1, 2, 3, A-, Vice-Presi- dent 33 Commercial Club 3, Presi- dent3 Drama Club 43 Forum 43 French Club 3: Masoueraders 2. Treasurerg Math Club 23 Science Club 13 Sophomore Girls, Coun- cil 23 Trapeze Staff 3, 43 Library Staff 23 Girls' Club Council 4, Secretary3 Girls' Conference 4, President. THOMAS TRACY Junior Swimming 23 Newton Club 33 Science Club l. VELVA TROWBRIDGE Commercial Club 3, 43 Geography Club 3. CHARLOTTE TUNELIUS Arts and Crafts 23 Commercial Club 43 Geography Club 33 Girls' Camera Club 3.' , f,1f?AL:-41, 311.33 Arm., gm 5-.Mm S4-.a.m.. JA.. lows, CHARLES TOEGEL Farragut 13 Crane Tech 2. EDWARD TOMASEK Lightweight Basketball 3, 4, Cap- tain 4. -fxcdv-f ROBERT VAN WAGONER Burke Club 3, 43 Drama Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Masqueraders 2, Sergeant-at-Armsg Science Club 13 Class President 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 33 Student Council 43 Jun1or3 Council 3, Chairmang Trapeze Stal? 33 Library Staff 23 Senior Play 4, Lead. JANET VERNON Atalanta 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 33 Girl Scouts 13 Masqueraders 23 Story Club 4. flwwaiaweegg, CHARLES L. TUTTLE IRENE TYRRELL Geography Club 43 Science Club 13 Zoology Club 2. MARIAN URBAN Atalanta 2: Forum 3, 43 Latin Club 1 3 Masqueraders 23 New- ton Club 3. HELEN VAILE CHARLOTTE VAN KIRK Geography Club 3 . 77 KARL VON DER HEYDT Boys' Camera Club 3, 43 German Club 33 Sportsmen's Club 4. FLORENCE VOSBURGH Music Club 3. 4. RUTH WADE Gavel 43 Geography Club 3 Z Masqueraders 2: Newton Club 33 Trapeze Staff 3, 43 Senior Play 4. ' MARGARET WAGNER German Club 2. 3. GERALD J. WAINDEL Track 33 Hi-Y 3, 43 Monogram Club 3, 4: Radio Club 23 Scrib- blers 43 Fenwick 1. KENNETH M. VICK Music Club 3. PAUL F. VICTOR Geography Club 33 Sportsmen's Club 43 Zoology Club 2. Vice- President. 31,4 .PHL .I a?,.a: WILLIAM WALKER JO Tennis 3, 43 Burke Club 3, 43 Latin Club 13 Masqueraders Z: Scribblers 43 Sportsmen's Club 33 Stamp Club 33 Honor Roll 3, 43 Trapeze Staff 4. HN WALLACE Heavyweight Football 43 Fresh- Soph Football 23 Aviation Club 23 Burke Club 3, 43 Drama 3, 43 Science Club 13 Four Year Honor Roll: Student Council 3. 4, President 43 Literary Tabula Staff 3, 4. RUTH VIDOLOFF Atalanta 33 Drama Club 43 Zoology 2 3 Library Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Marshall 1, 2. EILEEN VIEROW V Atalanta 43 German Club 23 Girls' Camera Club 4. GEORGE VINCENT Geography Club 33 Science Club 13 Sportsmen's Club 4. MARIE VINCENT Arts and Crafts 23 Atalanta 3. 43 Girls' Camera Club 33 Newton Club 4. JAIVIES VIX Latin Club 1. . ,.'1.a,E ,ffap IJ 4 ,. 5, I Ml ' - 78 I V, . .T Y ' .223 I 32 -I ' .... 13. 5? ul ROBERT E. WANTZ BURNETT A. WALSH Botany Club 25 Chemistry Club C ' ' 3: Radio Club 2, 3: Spanish ommercial Club 4, President. Club 35 Library Staff 4. HELEN WALSH Atalanta 2, 35 Brooks Club 1, 2, 3, President 3: Drama Club 45 Forum 3, 4: Latin Club 15 Mas- queraders 25 Four Year Honor Roll5 Junior Council 35 Sopho- more Girls' Council 2: Girls' Club Council 3. 4. President 4' Girls' Club Show 45 Senior Play 4. MARY LOU WARD Commercial Club 45 Music Club 3, 45 Sienna 1. DOROTHY WARMBOLD GORDON G. WATTERS KERMIT M. WEBB Heavyweight Football 45 Drama Club 45 Masqueraders 25 Math Club 35 Science Club 15 Senior Play 4, Lead. 4141221 Mfg lfii JACK WEDDEL Detroit, Mich. 15 Kokomo, Ind. 1. KINGTON WEITH Newton Club 3. DUDLEY E. WELLS Commercial Club 4: Music Club 4. LORRAINE WETTELAND WILLIAM C. WESTEN Boys' Camera Club 35 Brooks Club 15 Chemistry Club 4, Treas- urer5 Drama Club 45 Hi-Y 2, 35 Latin Club 15 Masqueraders 25 Newton Club 3. Sergeant-ab Arms5 Four Year Honor Roll: if Y M ROBERT S. WHALEN awww tmwi Trapeze Staff 4. 79 Literary Tabula Stal? 15 Senior Play 4, Lead. VIVIAN WESTERGAARD Trinity 1, 2, 3. W' .Cal FRANCES WILLIAMS ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Latin Club 1, Quaestorg Lincoln Club 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 43 Masqueraders 2, Math Club-2: Monogram Club 3. 43 Science Club 13 Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Jun- ior Council 3: Trapeze Stal? 3. 4, Editor 43 Class Cheerleader 3, 4. CATHERINE WILLIAMSON Science Club 1g Zoology Club 4. DOROTHY WILLIAMSON Art Club 4, French Club 3: Girls' Manual Arts Club 1. 2: Masqueraders 23 Science Club 1. ROBERT T. WILLIAMSON Drama Club 4: Geography Club 3, Vice-President: Hi-Y 3, 43 Music Club 4. Vice-President: Science Club 1. JOHN GORDON WHITE Lincoln Club 4: Honor Roll 1, 3, 4, Kansas City, Mo. 1.- MARY WHITE Forum 4: Masqueraders 25 New- ton Club 4: Spanish Club 33 Honor Roll 1. ALBERT G. WILLING Aviation Club 4, Latin Club 13 Science Club 1. FRED WILLIS Baseball 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Cap- tain 4g Latin Club 15 Lincoln Club 4, Masqueraders 2, Mono- gram Club 3. 43 Science Club 1, Four Year Honor Roll, Smok- ing Council 4. sift'-I STAHL A. WI-IITTEN Commercial Club 4: Sportsmen's Club 3. GORDEN WHOWELL Commercial Club 3: Geozraplly Club 2. LORAYNE WILKINS Art Club 3: Arts and Crafts 2: Science Club l. EARL B. WILKINSON Boys' Camera Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Newton Club 3: Radio Club 1. 3, 4, Faribault, Minn. 2. ROBERT A. WILLARD Geography Club 2, Vice-Presi- dent. ziaicufbo 80 Ecu. ill l L mi MARY WILSON Atalanta 3, 4. EDWARD WINCHELL Chemistry Club 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 15 Math Club 35 Science Club 1. JUNE CAROL WINEGAR Science Club 1: Story Club 4. WILLIAM B. WINKLER Senior Swimming 4: lunior Swimming 2, 35 Burke Club 4, Sergeant-at-Armsg Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Masqueraders 2: Radio Club 15 Honor Roll 3. 4: Senior Tabula Staff 35 Tabula Publishing Board 3, 4, Business Manager 4. WILMER WOLFSON Hi-Y 1, 25 Music Club 2, 3. ' ll! 13 11 limllwlml 'ix I 'Ei l lg: 1?! ix., E. fZAfM.flff ll lllil f ' T p:I,,dgxw'jIlpl xl-IN Q, 1' mmllllU1 i..te I I1llllll1lllm f4,..!1x,f2 4fiJ-r',-2 J J' Lf HELEN WILMOT Botany Club 2, 35 Girls' Manual Arts Club 1, 25 Science Club 15 Story Club 4. EDWARD WILSON Geography Club 45 Sports1nen's Club 4. I 'N 1- IL' . f -e ' 50.14465 THELMA WORCESTER Masqueraders 25 Music Club 3, 4. JAMES ZIMMERMANN Soccer 45 Senior Play 1. 'Milano 1f..1,.9.a-. VIRGINIA WOOD WALTER H. WOOD Drama Club 4: Lincoln Club 3. 45 Radio Club 1. 2, 3, Sereant- at-Arms 2, President 35 Four Year Honor Roll: Traveze Staff 3, 45 Literary Tabula Staff 1. WILLIAM WOOD JEANNE WOODS Geography Club 35 Girls' Camera Club 35 Zoology Club 45 Atlanta, Ga. 1, 2. ROBERT WORCESTER Boys, Camera Club 35 Radio Club 4, Treasurer: Trapeze Staff 3, 45 Literary Tabula Staff 4. 81 Wallace Lyon Dutemple Finholr Drechsle COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Commencement CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Judd Post Nagel Agnew McBane Post Dutemple Christie Seidel Lyon Cannon SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS MURRAY LYONTCUP Winner-96.376 Scholarship FOUR YEAR HONOR ROLL Swcrn Westen McBane Finholt Berris Schaub Darling Shevclson Willis Armstrong Neuman Wood Hcrrick Otto johnson Drechsler Strickert Murray Smith Schultz Schroeder Frank Dutemple Melchert Franks Maveety Gamm Diehl Wallace Lyon Gibbs Post Bonthron O'Brien Nauman Janicek Goldfirie Pitann Palmer Shepard Bennethum Hill Christie Reynolds Harvey Houston Seidel Clark Walsh ll Diehl Murray Willis Dodge McBane Van W'agoner Wood Neuman Stafford Finholt Collins Gamm Gerhardt Wallace Smith Strand C. Judd King Herrick Todd Johnson Melchert Helbig Klumh Armstrong White Powers Otto Plummer Schroeder Schultz England Palmer Frank Dutemple Winkler Alfini Naumann Lyon Morgan P. Pirnnn Hafner Caspers Post Bonthron Shepard Reynolds Stricker Oakes O,Brien George Wfilliams Gibbs Walker Cedarquist Urban janicek Seidel Frank Simpson Walsh Kettner Christie Harvey Goldhne Hill Drechsler SENIOR HONOR ROLL l l l JUNIOR HONOR ROLL 1 Craig Gara Gonnon Hoge Kempes Reed MacKenzie Stephens Morrison Walker Carr Gregg Penney Bicknell Way Johnson Pannkoke Bird Wfattcrs Blanding Aeby Smethurst Seidel Shepard Ochs Kelly Ellinwood Cade Erickson Mason Beck Gentzler Hawkes Hogan Dreffein Manby Ketcham Y Bond Sunley Thompson Krueger McClintock Adams Skinner Fairbanks Nicholas Best 1 1 Parmelee Barmeier Eckcls Curtis W'eiss Parker Shearer W , 1 i l l 1 1 'i l l 3 ,i ll B FRESHMAN HONOR ROLL Gerhardt Sampson Plumley Wanderer Schrager Telford Adams Kegley Stanton Neal L. Worcester Sark Yancey Silveri Erickson Mercer Vlemink Schwanke Skaggs Mills Henry Bonner M. Silverman Thompion Kmieeik Garvey L. Armstrong E. Armstrong Kirby Buchanan Ploger Pfund Strayer Dwyer Neuman Greenwald Hirsch Fearing Rummell Ray Lang Kempes Dellers Armour DeMore Pickett Nerad Hansen Bnsse Scholz Shevelson Ash S. Silverman Fick F. Worcester Kerr Wescott Hitke Selby MacArthur SOPHOMORE HONOR ROLL Seholes Schiller Aberg Mullen Ritter Simpson Fisher Keyes Davis Kell Stone LeGios Rau Burgess Bond Hamilton Franklin Kilncr Dorkenwnld Pratt Wfcgner Phelps Stephens H.Johnson R. Johnson Moyer Golding Moss Cress Facklcr Piggott E.Morgan j.Smith Royer Ruckle Zimmerman Siljander W. Smith Rowe Turner Ireland Elinor Lounsbury Breslove Bourgeois Quamluush Keller Tewes Schumm Laidman Elizabeth Lounsbury Cameron Shaeff Kubicek Hoermann Dibella Flood Drennnn Strait Hnusse D.Morgan Scott Carroll McClintock Scnyard McCreary Carson Bell Crawford Seymour Foster McGurn Bert XVestcott Wfilson Pfund jones John Armour Paul Armstrong Russell Baird Louis Banks Arnold Berns Wayland Cedarquist Sam Darling John Diehl Elmore Elliot Albert Finholt Lee Foster Stanford Gamm Frank Gibbs Harry Hamilton Robert Janes Charles Judd Harry Judd Charles Kendall Burton King Billy Klumb Murray Lyon Reed McBane Edward Morgan Ronald Murray Calvin Nauman Wilbur Neuman John Nordin Donald O,Brien Colin Reid Robert Schaub NATIONAL IIGIQR SOCIETY iii, is Harris Shevelson Robert Smith Robert Stafford Wfilliam Strand Harry Sturla John Swern Robert Van Wagoner William Walker John Wallace John White Robert Williams Fred Willis William Winkler Walter Wood Robert Worcester 86 NATIONAL I lldld SOCIETY le 6 Betty Agnew Dorothy Bennethum Bonnie Bonthron Dorothy Califf Elizabeth Cannon Frances Caspers Ruth Ann Christie Anita Clare Virginia Clark Margaret Coon Lillian Drechsler Shirley Dutemple Barbara England Betty Ann Erwin Juliette Foley Grace Mary Fowler Margaret Fox Winifred Frank Doris Franks Grace Frederick Barbara Garfitt Emily Hadka Betty Hafner Emily Ann Harvey Mary Herrick Marion Hill Elizabeth Houston Frances Janicek Phyllis Johnson Rose Kerner Barbara Larsen Jeannette Lewis Patricia Maveety Marie McCallum Ada McFarland Clarissa McLaughlin Jane Melchert LaVergne Morrissey Betty Palmer Paula Pitann Margie Plummer Elizabeth Post Janet Powers Marjorie Redell Nettie Reeps Genevieve Reynolds Florence Rice Alice Richardson Gertrude Schroeder Ruth Schultz Ann Seidel Emily Shepard Eleanor Strickert Ruth Vidoloff Helen Walsh 87 Senior Elections Girl who has done most for school HELEN WALSH Lillian Drechsler Boy who has done most for school ROBERT VAN WAGONER Reed McBane ff Best girl scholar ELIZABETH Posr Shirley Dutemple Elizabeth Cannon Best boy scholar MURRAY LYON Best boy athlete JOHN ARMOUR Arthur Oakes me 88 5-'LM ..tu',!Af..:!,4.d, Best authoress BARBARA ENGLAND Ann Seidel Clarissa McLaughlin Best author ROBERT JANES Arthur Oakes Orator ALBERT FINHOLT Senior Elections Best actress JULIETTE FOLEY Best actor HARRY STURLA Robert McClintock Robert Van Wagoner Robert Janes Zafsfm , Senior Elections Most versatile boy ARTHUR OAKES Most versatile girl HELEN WALSH Boys who have contributed most to school John Armour Charles Judd Robert Janes William Nagel Harry Sturla John Wallace Q cilmzz.. va. canst jjwife .fffiziimay Robert Williams William Winkler Girls who have contributed most to school Betty Agnew ,Leaks ,z.?,,f,r.Q,.a,L jqmj 7if',4,Ilczf.m. 17' Jane Melchert LaVergne Morrissey Betty Palmer Elizabeth Post Senior Elections Shirley Dutemple Doris Franks Barbara Garitt Betty Hafner aim.-.fx F Q A . i is 3 2 3 Q - 2 Y if 5 1 S 5 K W. 35 .5 ff 1 f u .,,?at,..,.,.f 'wwf' mu.. 1 4 3 Q s K, A X 3 J' K Aw : , . , : I KX Wlbwmx Bogie com ml mwmmwwwwmfwvwwi' M EE! 5, ar , 1 ,f-,,, '75 ,' 'Y 1 sf ' .',. ' .f 5 Q 1 ,5 1 K P 1 X , , L I i L Nave Schnurstein Skinner Cade Major OFFICERS Junior Class The junior Council directs all junior Class projects, including the election of class ojieers and the junior Prom. JUNIOR COUNCIL Phillips Major Stephens Hanson Bird Mercer Clare MacKenzie Gregg Jones Curtis Symons Nave Ketcham Collins Skinner johnson Cade Ross W HL l Hamilton Wilson Kerr Armour Stephens McBane Cade Oakes Lane Franks Morrissey Herrmann Wallace VanWagoner Agnew tu ent OUHCI S d C '1 President .,.. .,.,..., J oHN WALLACE Secretary .......,......,,.,,,,... DOROTHY HERRMANN The Slfudent Council, composed of rep1fese1zta1fives from all the classes, super- vises all general sclaool activities. SUPERVISING STUDIES , f A - f , . ,. . , -..... Q ,.i..1......i-..1-- l -1 -1 - 1 l-i..-- 1-- Palmer Frankowsky Gregg Stephens Dutemple Reid D, Johnson Agnew Kcrner Garfltt Franks Skinner Striekert Bicknell Melchert Post Shepard Schroeder Kreft Skiles Powers Clark Hill Fairbanks Seidel Miss Bennett Hafner Toren Walsli Dreehsler Miss Newlon No! in jlicllfre P. Johnson Knowlton 0 I 0 GIIIS Club COUHCII Presideiit .,........,....,.,...,.,...... HELEN WALSH Vice-Presiflent .... . ,LILLIAN DRECHSLER Secretary ....... ...... L oU1sE TOREN T1'6dS1L1'C1' ...,. . . , . ,BETTY HAFNER Faculty Advisor .....,...,............,.. Miss BENNETT Tbe Girls' Club Council is ibe executive body of Girls, Club. It tizlees cbmgc of plmzlziiig Ifbe Lbrogrums mul clireetiug the eburity work of Girls' Club GIRLS, CLUB SHOW l Lufkin Porter Willis Anderson Edmonds O'Brien Foster Brown SMOKING COUNCIL The Smoking Council, chosen by the upper classmen, publishes a of students disregarding the smoking rules of the school. Councils The Sophomore Girls Council, elected by the Sophomore girls, with Miss Blackburn in directing the class activities. SOPI-IOMORE GIRLS' COUNCIL Armour Major Black List cooperates Royer Neuman Elizabeth Lounsbury Tye LeGros Glenn Elinor Lounsbury Thompson Dellers Schwanke Evans Kirby Nerad Tomlinson Nugent Morgan Breslove Ray Kempes Doyle Miss Blackburn McClevey Rubel Selby MacArthur Pickett Faden Hruby ll so L I n Pray C. Judd Nave Armour McBane Van Wagoner Winkler Elliot BOYS' CONFERENCE Bo s' Con erence 1neeis annuall to discuss rohlerns o eneral interesf. 31 31 X This year the speaker was forrner Senator Charles Deneen. Conferences Girls, Conference is an annual assembly of girls from Oak Park and Proviso High Schools. This year the zfherne was The Art of Living Today. GIRLS' CONFERENCE O'Grady Maveety Hafner Toren Richardson iii, -ili- 11.11-... C lil, W Strand Swern Mr. Heckctsweiler anes Foley Melchert Schroeder Williams EDITORS Trapeze The Trapeze is the weekly school newspaper which furlzishes the student body with news of school activities and coming events. STAFF McClintock Judd Wood W. Walker Worcester Bristow Drechsler Raymond Morgan England Garfitt Clare Toren Connell Waindell Finholt Terrio Wade Ripley Carmody Pitann M. Walker Ellinwood Hadka Henry Armour Todd Whalen Shepard janicek Fairbanks Simpson Reynolds Sunley Van Vliet Olson Weiss Martz Shevelson Girvin i nu LS ii i S IH l Mr. Hohn Bullock Christie Agnew LaMontz1ine Seidel Miss Burt Wallace Hill Oakes McLaughlin XVorcester STAFF . L1terary Tabula The Lifenzry Tabula, published twice a'uri1zg the school year, aims fo give reeoglzitiolz and ilZSI1fl'!llLi0II fo sfudefzfs ifzferesferf in creative 1Ul'ifiIIg hy pub- lishing their works. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE STAFF Storto Armstrong Plumley Doyle M. LcGros Scliwanke Scott Lake Tom Jones Strait Ripley Scarritt Carson Llewellyn Jones Emile Le Gros Trapp Dodge ll Q... 1 Mr. Kimball Christie Elliot Dutemple Stcffens Johnson Jones Clark Gerhardt Post Nagel Caspers Sturla STAFF Senior Tabula The Senior Tabzzlcz, the most ,llcrzfzalzclzt of all school l7IlbllC'dfi07ZS, jvwscffzfs zz recom' of the school year. JUNIOR STAFF Barmeicr Eckels Reed XVelch Mattmiller Adams Corrado XVay Parmelee Bicknell Knowlton Kahn Miller Strong Gentzler Robb l Mr. King Berns Gross Gerhardt Ketcham McBane Wilson Neal Hoelter Elliot Hopkins Tark Winkler Hamilton Darling BOARD Tabula Publishing Board The Tabula Publishing Board bandles all tbe business connected ufiib tba' publication and circulazfion of ibe Trapeze, Literary Tabula, and Senior Tabula. TRAPEZE AGENTS Edwin Walker J. Kirby Poore King Emery Walker W. Walker Bristow Barrett Wellman Moeller Stalley Pilgrem Ritter Reed Keil Brown Schauffler Piggott Martin Randall Worcester Fink Bott Heisey Bonner Forbes Freeland Hamilton Morgan Cole N. Kirby Davis Kendall Johnson Michelsen Gotsch Royer Smith MacEwan Bell Faden Guido McFeely Reichert Schrager Loewy Kamphausen Zoline Dreifein Holzworth Franks Neptune Corrado MacEwan Stephens Pratt jones Mr. Lane PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF The Photographic Staj devotes its time to the very important and lengthy joh of taking ana' finishing all pictures in the Senior Tabula. Photographic and Art Staffs These artists are responsible for all the art work which appears in the Senior and Literary Tahulas, and for posters for various school activities. ARTISTS Kalina Reed Frankowsy Forster Brull Elmstrom Sippel Walsh Morrissey Everhart Phillips Allan Nicholas Christie Adams Smethurst Butters Hallsey Johnson Miller -lli -..1..1l. W x , ,,,, , Honor Bright On November 17, 1933, the annual Girls' Club Show Was presented in the auditorium. This year the play, Honor Bright, proved to be particularly Well-suited to the abilities of those chosen to portray the leading roles. The theme for the plot of this comedy is furnished by the adventures of Honor Bright, a young book agent, who consents to pose as the Hancee of Richard Barrington, a young man who finds himself in difficulties with his family when his fiancee fails to appear at the crucial moment. When the young lady in question does arrive, complications set in, but the puzzle is successfully unravelled through the efforts of Honor Bright. THE CAST Watts, the butler .... ....,......... Michael, the chauffeur . . ......,. .. Foster, the gardener ....................... Mrs. Barrington ...,.,........,.......,,,.. Rev. James Schooley, of North Platte, Nebraska, Mrs. Carton .........,................... Honor Bright .,.......,..,........,.... The Right Reverend William Carton ,.., Richard Barrington ..............,. Annie, the maid ..,.............. Maggie, the cook ........ Tot Marvel, a chorus girl . . Simpson, a deputy sheriff ,... Jones, a deputy sheriff ,... Bill Drum, press agent . . . Director .,.......... . . .Albert Finholt . . . . .Edwin Martz . . . . . , .john Forbes . . . .Dagny Johnson . . . . .William Strand . . . .Ada McFarland ..........Helen Walsh . . . .Robert McClintock ....... . . ,Harry Sturla . . . .Mary Louise Brooks . . . . . . .Vivian Novak . . . . .Gertie Greenberg . . . . . . ,Robert Janes ..,...,John Mannion ............BuelNave Miss Lillian Remsburg 111 ll T T Ill The Ivory Door Going through the Ivory Door with the Class of 1934 was one of the most important events of the year. This play was especially appropriate because it was addressed to Youth. It challenged its audiences to do their own thinking rather than to remain slaves bound by tradition. Bob Van Wagoner made a handsome, regal Perivale. Underneath his kingly bearing, he portrayed the wistfulness of Youth and a yearning for knowledge. t'Every inch a queen applies to the marvelous performance of Juliette Foley as Lilia. Robert McClintock's interpretation of the role of the chancellor showed great histrionic ability. Harry Sturla very convincingly portrayed the char- acter of Brand, the body-servant of Perivale. Both Margaret Fox and Frances janicek managed to give a realistic note to the part of Old Anna, the nurse. Bob Anderson was very well-cast in the role of Bruno, the overbearing captain of the guards. Marion Delaplaine and Helen Porter gave very charming rendi- tions of Thora, the lady-in-waiting to the queen. The rest of the cast all main- tained the high standard of acting evident throughout the play. The Class of 1934 is proud to be the first class to present their Senior Play in three performances. This unusual distinction was an added tribute to Miss Payne's talent for directing and staging dramatic successes. -11 1l 1 1 112 King Hilary .,., The Child Perivale Attendant ,,,,., Periyale A A A Brand ..,. Old Anna .... Thora .A A A. The Chancellor A A Jessica .... A A Lady Mary A A A A Anton AA .A Old Beppo A A A Simeon ...,.,. Count Rollo ,.,. The Mummer A A A Carlo, Soldier of the Guard A A A Titus, Soldier of the Guard ,.,. Bruno, Captain of the Guard A A A Princess Lilia A AA Cast THE PROLOGUE THE PLAY Ladies-in-Waiting A A A A Elizabeth Connell, Ruth The King AA The Child A A Director '.,. EPILOGUE A A A A A .John Swern A A A Laddie Schneller A A A .Edward Morgan Robert Van Wagoner' Sturla A A A .Margaret Fox, Frances Janicek A A Marion Delaplaine, Helen Porter A A A A A A A A A A A A .Robert McClintock A A A A .Margaret Coon A A AAda McFarland A A A A .Arnold Berns A A A AWilliam Westen A A A A A AKermit Webb A AHarris Shevelson A A A .Robert Janes A .David Molthrop A A A .Bruce Campbell A Robert Anderson A A Ajuliette Foley Glenn, Helen Walsli A A A .Ronald Murray A A A A .Emile Le Gros A .Miss Althea Payne 113 Sophomore Class Party Thursday, April nineteenth, marked an important event for sophomores, the sophomore class party. At three-thirty, the sophomores gathered in the auditorium where an eX- tremely funny pantomime, The Lighthouse Tragedyf' was presented. Dorothy Lomax danced, after which a group of chorus students sang. This completed the assembly entertainment, and the party-goers hastened to the Held house to dance to the music of Bob Peloquin's orchestra. After several dances the floor show took place. Lucille Peterson and Ruth Anna Hruby danced, and Wfilliam Haley and Jack Bulkeley entertained with tap dances. A quartette sang pop- ular songs. Refreshments of wafers and ice cream were served. Dancing was then continued by everyone. Much credit is due to the chairmen of various committees who gave their time to help plan this successful party. THE CAST OF THE LIGHTHOUSE TRAGEDYU Reader ......,,,.,.,.,. William Speth COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Tickets ...,..,.,,, Mary Frances Doyle, Bayard Teigan Publicity .,..,....,..,. Betty Pickett Floor show .,...... Dorothy MacArthur Refreshments ,..,..,.... Lucille Nerad Songs. . .Mary Jane LeGros, Doris Moses Program covers ..., Elizabeth Lounsbury Program, typing ......, Adeline Liedtke Floor .............. Bruce Engelhardt Posters ....... ...... J ane Nugent Lighthouse Keeper ,.,......,.. Bill Pick Villain ,....,.,...,.. William Stanton Faithful Wife ,.., Hannah Louise Faden Little Boy .,..,,.,.,.,. Shrade Radtke Doctor ,,... , . ,George Garvey Mortician . .,... Robert Stone .Qi -it .--..... 114 ,1-1 -11.- - I Francis Dodge Nauman Iverson Gilmour Job Knight Mr. May Ford Stephens Stage and Lights Committees The Stage and Lights Committees are essential to the staging of all plays given in the auditorium. This organization is of such importance that a standing committee is picked so that all members of the crew will be reliable workers wtih experience behind them. The stage crew is in charge of setting the scenery that is indispensable to all school productions. Much time is spent in practicing shifting scenery so that the sets can be speedily arranged during the intermissions. The lights crew arranges the lights so as to bring out the high points of the scenery and tone down the harsh spots. Their duties include removing the paint from old bulbs and painting them over again. Much care is necessary to focus the lights on the right spots without over-emphasis. STAGE COMMITTEE LIGHTS COMMITTEE Edgar Stephens, Chairman John Gilmour James Dodge Allen Ford George Francis Roy Iverson Robert Job Herbert Knight Calvin Nauman William Todd, Chairman Joseph Bristow Thomas Erickson Sam Lewis Hawley Parmelee William Plumley Donald Thompson ll HI Violins Marion Hill Julia Anna Arnold George Raymond Homer Babcock Leigh Kimball Robert Stewart Lawrence Hirsch Ruth Brooks Georgiana Hogan Benum Fox Jane Sears Robert Barmeier Joseph Lane Elizabeth Hagen Mary Holzworth Geraldine Steinhauer Helen McCreary Dorothy Courtney Kermit Webb Stanley Martin Oliver Carpenter Robert Stock Edward Grosser Peter Roberts Barbara Jean Miller Leo Pirrone Symphony Orchestra Violas Otto Lessa Joseph Loose Wilmer Wolfson Marvin Hirsch Robert Orth Ccllos Ada McFarland Richard Schaus Margaret Fox Arthur Roberts Philip Balcomb Bass Viol Kenneth Vick Harvey Johnson Gene Dalton Flutes Richard Mathewson Wfilliam Peffer Jeanne Boecklen Patricia Maveety Piccolo Richard Mathewson Obocs Wfilliam Bond Richard Mathewson Bassoons George Hessenbruch XVallace Holmes Clmfivzcfs Raymond Huey George Frost Frazer Scholes French Horns John Sherman Harold Pray William Fricke John Brown T1'1Ll7I!IC'fX William Haley Ralph Trapp Robert Moore T1'017117077fS John Hegge Norman Olsen Russell lngraham Tuba Kenneth Earl Tynz jumi Thomas Brown Pemzzssiovz James Cox Kenneth Sanders ACC077ljJd1IiS2fS Helen Kettner Genevieve Reynolds Phyllis Johnson Majorie Strub 116 Piccolo Ruth Mojonnier Nelson Chambers Flute Richard Mathewson Robert Dale Ethel Klotter Karl von der Heydt Jeanne Boecklen Warren Curry Oboe George Hatch Robert Burns Robert Greenwood Bassoon George Hessenbruch John Winkler William Bray F ranch H orn Garland Craig Harold Pray John Brown Douglas Beach Howard Nickel Kenneth Shearer 'Trzmzpet Ralph Trapp Wfilliam Haley Newton Ketcham Thomas Erickson Concert Band Robert Lockhart Earl Jahnsen Adrian Verhoeven Lynn Snow Raymond Susmilch Robert Moore Paul Nessel Baritone' Adolph Pfund . . Eu 116011111111 John Hegge Jac Chamberlin E-Flat Clmfinet Albert Thorwaldsen B-Flat CId1'i7Z6f Alfred Nilsen George Frost Raymond Huey Morey Doyle James Rheinfrank ' John Bulkeley Howard Hoyt Frank Senseney David Berry Edward Morgan Russel Baird Vernon Hassell Wilbur Burde Fred Kunkel James Wentink Edgar Clark Saxolbbolze Adolph Staudte Lewis Bulkeley Raymond Conlin Cleveland Caviness T1'071Zl7017L' Philip Hatfield Robert Meclinfoek George Lufkin George Vlemink Edward Wanderer Russell Ingraham B-Fla! Bass Francis Murphy E-Flat Bass Joseph Greenwald John Bluemke BB-Flat Bass Charles Hamilton Kenneth Earl Percussion George McFedries Frank Wright Wakeman Whiting Fred Dubsky Drum Major George Hessenbruch 117 NI III May Festival Symphony Orchestra and Junior-Senior Chorus Conductor, Mr. Embs Soloists Helen Kettner . . ........,... .... P iano Helene Golding . , . ...,..., ..,.. S oprano Richard Schaus ..,.. .......... C ello Patricia Maveety .,.. .... A ccompanist Psalm 150 ...........,... ..,..,......,. F ranck Symphony No. 40, G Minor ,.,,, .... M ozart Allegro Molto The Shadow March fa cappellaj ...... .. .. ,Protheroe Celtic Hymn fa cappellaj ,..............,...... .,.. R oberton fby requestj Concerto for Cello, B Minor .....,..................., ..,.. G oltermann fwith String Ensemblej Overture, Egmont ...........,........,......... ..... B eethoven Intermission Capriccio Brillian, Op. 22 .................,........, .... M endelssohn QPiano and Orchestraj Out of the Duskn . . . ......,,.., . . . . . . . .Dorothy Lee A May Morning . . . .... ....... ...... . . Denza Villanelle .,...,..................,...,... ..... D el 'Acqua Entrance of the Little Fauns from Cydalise . , . .... t, . . .Pierne fby requestj Gallia -Motet for Chorus and Orchestra ,...,.. .,... G ounod 118 May Festival Friday Evening, May Fourth Freshman-Sophomore Chorus and Concert Band Conductor, Mr. Little Soloists Richard Mathewson . . . .,.,.. ..,...... F lute Alfred Nilsen ...,,,. ,....... C larinet Mary Frances Doyle . . ..., Accompanist Overture, In Springtimen ........,.., ,...... G oldmark Cantata, The Wreck of the Hesperusv ,... ,....., A nderton Flight of the Bumble Bee ....,..,..........,,..,. Rimsky-Korsakow Triumphal March from Aida ........,........,......... ........,... V erdi fBrass Ensemble and Timpanij Viking Song ........,....,.....,,,...........,... ..., C oleridge-Taylor March- A Frangesau .. .....,.......,. .,........ C osta I11fe1'missi01z Overture to Raymond ..,.. .,...,......... . . .Thomas Integer Vitae fa cappellaj , . ..... Fleming . . .... Palestrina Victory,, fa cappellaj Song of Rest fa cappellaj Russian Ballet Scene ..,..... In a Persian Market . . . . . It Was a Lover and His Lass' Shout Aloud in Triumphu. . March from Tannhauser . QFor Flute and Clarinetj ......J.S. Bach Pugni-B. Bernards . . . . . .Ketelbey . . . .Ambrose . . .Manney . . . .Wagner 119 wh. 2 , ,,4, wg , M f lwwfwnwf-.Ysmwfssawu ll' 3135, my Q L Wg. , ww P K ein? 2 ziam: , . p . W M...n q 4 - fx M W 'Y . WW? K 9 n'yW iaa-ww 1 , ,A ..-1-.. '-:Q1 .,A.,: 2,,.,:,. ..Vi,, Z 8 C 1 i W Groot Grandinetti Oliphant Banks Neumann Schwagermann Henderson Anderson Macferran Cade Porter Baumrucker Beckel Cleff Martin Erickson McGuire Robertson Verhoeven Oakes Lessa Major Havel Iverson Johnson Williams Raymond Wolf Willis Groen Alini Marriott McKee Rasmussen Campbell Waindel Gruschow Shevelson Buckley George Judd Zaccone Henson King Armour Mr. Holmes Monogram Club Monogram Club, to which only winners of Oak Park major monograms may belong, has greatly helped in the completion of the many necessary tasks which always seem to accompany important school activities. The members of the club were in evidence at the Gym Exhibit and at the Football Dance, Where they acted in the capacity of ushers and aids. At athletic contests the members assumed the roles of announcers, officials, ushers, and of the agreeable hosts to the visiting teams. ' The club as a body holds high the spirit and standards of Oak Park High and makes it possible for any individual who has earned a monogram to be proud of it. OFFICERS Presiclezzf. . . . . ,WILLIS HENSON Vicc'-President, . . ..., BURTON KING Secreiary ..,... .... J OHN ARMOUR Faculty Advisor. , . . .MIL HOLMES 123 Hawkes Tipshus England Foley Braese Adams Holt Shroedcr XVassell Houston Johnson Califf Roberts Myers Howser Wine,gar Chambers LeBoy Rixecker Frey Aeby Darrah Moses Johnston Janicek Deans Frankel Brooks Cannon Allan LaMontaine Seidel Glenn Ripley Harvey Saiberr Miss Linden Story Club In searching for further opportunity to write and to receive constructive criticism on their writing, Juniors and Seniors are given the chance to join Story Club. The few who are successful participate in a literary contest within the club every two weeks or in an annual contest with Scribblers, in which the prose honors were carried off this year by Barbara England. Another of the highlights of this season was the joint Christmas meeting with Forum and Gavel. To this meeting the girls brought many contributions for charity. The Annual Mother's Meeting closed an eventful season of busy, pleasurable writing. OFFICERS Pmtidclzzf ,.... . lfifl'-Pl'f'Xil1f'lIf, . . SCCl'l'll!l1'j' ....,. , T1'wzs1L1'e1' ...... I5 Q1zm'fc1'-zzzisircss . Fllfllllij' Advisors Sm' ffmfff-at-A1'111S .... l 24 . . . . .RUTH GLENN . . . , . . .ANN SEIDEL EMILY ANN HARX'EY . .ELIZABETH RIPLEY . , , , .NANCY SAIBERT IISABEL LAMONTAINE , . ...,. Miss LINDEN l Forbes Krueger Davies Waindel Lee johnson Curtis Mattmiller Keil Hills Collins Cantwell Badenoch Ketchum Myers Fowles Sunley McClintock VanVliet Mr. Thompson . Scnbblers Scribblers, founded in 1924, is a club of limited membership open to boys who have completed two years of English with at least a B average, and who show talent in creative writing. The boys read their manuscripts at club meetings and then discuss them, offering criticisms which enable the budding authors to improve their work. The outstanding meeting of the year was the Story-Scribbler meeting, a joint meeting of the traditionally rival clubs. The most notable work in both prose and poetry was selected by the judges. Mr. E. E. Thompson is the faculty advisor who guides the boys along the rocky road to literary perfection. OFFICERS Prf'xia'mzz' .,., , . . i ROBERT MCCLINTOCQIC Virc'-President , ,NEWTON KETCHANI Sr'rrc'fa1'3' . . , . . THEODORE VAN VLIET X Tl'f'H.5Il7'L'1' .....,. .r.., R OBERT SUNLEY N Sc'rgf'a1zf-af-Arfzzx . . ,... , A JOHN FORBES 1 Farulfy Advisor . . . . MR. E. E. THOMPSON 125 Ill 2 l l Strand Iverson VanWagoner H. Judd Sturla Murray Johnson Parmelee Armour Finholt Herrmann Redell Strickert Nauman Grable Way Franks Tascher Babcock Wallace Coon Walsh Novak Gibbs Plummer Meyer Helbig Paterson Brooks Hafner Agnew Caspers Rogers Herrick Lewis Vidoloff Porter Maveety Robertson Campbell Janes Connell Nagel Girven Powers Westen Drama Club l Drama Club was organized for the purpose of giving Seniors interested in dramatics a chance to learn more of the technique of acting and an oppor- tunity to display their acting ability. The object of the club is to promote the knowledge of dramatic art and to stimulate interest in play production. Juniors who try out for Drama Club are required to learn a short memory selection. They are then called before a dread assembly to be judged. Those displaying the most ability are chosen as members of Drama Club. One of the most entertaining meetings of the year was the take-off of the OFFICERS President ....,, ......... , ...... W ILLIAM NAGEL Vice-President, . . . , .ELIZABETH CONNELL Secretary .... , ........ ROBERT JANES T1'easzu'c1' ....,.. . , .WILBUR GIRVEN Sergeant-at-Arms. . . . . JANET POWERS Faculty Advisor. . . -MISS PAYNE Faculty Advisor. .... Miss MILLER N l 126 Bulkeley Bristow Fox Drechsler Williamson Dodge Dutemple Judd Shepard Hunter Johnson Bon th ron Glenn Webb Wood Olson Swern Elsner MeFedries Hill McLaughlin Reeps Toren Hadka Elliot Shevelson LaMontaine Seidel Clark Melchert Morrissey Madsen Post Palmer Gross Lewis Morgan Hage Martz Drama Club Senior play, The Ivory Doorf' by A. A. Milne. Several of the boys repro- duced the dancing from the play. At another meeting which was greatly enjoyed, a somewhat impromptu play was presented in which the characters were often obliged to improvise their speeches. At the last meeting clever burlesques of the Juniors, tryouts were given, much to the delight of the seniors and the juniors themselves. This year Miss Miller has filled Miss Schaefferis place in aiding Miss Payne with the many duties connected with the club. Under their able supervision Drama Club has added another successful and colorful year to its record. OFFICERS President ......, .... Vice-President ..,, . . . . . . .WILLIAM NAGEL . ELIZABETH CONNELL Secretary ,...., ..... . ROBERT JANES Treasurer ..... . . .... WILBUR GIRVEN Sergeant-at-Arms. . . , . 4 JANET POWERS gm Faculty Advisor .,.. Faculty Advisor .,.. . . . . .MISS PAYNE . . .MISS MILLER 127 ,.,...-qs Hanke Tomlinson Kerr Harris Goelitz Fink Stanton Hamilton Leininger Caldwell Fulton Johnson Griffiths Shillingford McElwain McClevey Morgan Castonguay Schwanke Kirby Mills Fischer Kempes Nugent Faclen MacArthur Forbes Roberts Tewes Miss Geller Radtke Selby Pickett Thompson Basse Masqueraders Organized for the purpose of giving Sophomores a chance to bring out their dramatic ability, Masqueraders is limited to second year students who have main- tained a grade of An in English. It is divided into two main parts, committees and actors. The members On committees work on the stage crew, properlies, make-up, Or other executive positions. On the other hand, the actors, a larger percentage of members, get a chance to act in plays during the year. There are four meetings each semester. As a rule, two one-act plays are produced at each meeting. Pl'C'Sil!f'71ll ..,., , Busiziess Arfrixm' Dranzafic AI1l'i.Ylll' 1 2 3 OFFICERS . . . . . .THOMAS MERCEIK Vive-1J1'esidf'11f , . EUGENE WORCESTER Secrrfiary ..,,. ...... N ANCY REED T1'UflSll7'6'1' . T A . ,LUCILE WORCESTER Se1'geuz1i-ui-A1'111x . . RUTH RANDALL . T , Miss SMITH . . Miss GELLER Garvey Ash Jones Reichert Bennett Elinor Lounsbury Boller Doyle Ayres F. Adams O'Melia Dodge Smith Fairbanks Elizabeth Lounsbury Crawford Glenn Breslove Stone Bell McKee Mizen Bowman K. Adams Theirsen Ruckle Hausse Thornetz Johnson Dwyer Morgan Peterson Brown Buenger Neumann Wallace Westcott sperh LeGros Moses Nerad McElwain Lang Zoline Strayer Colletti Miss Smith Masqueraders This year the club tried a new plan. A three-act play entitled tcM1Dg, by A. A. Milne was put on. The first act was given at one meeting. At the next meeting the second act was given with an entirely new cast. A third cast, differ ent from either of the others, finished the play at the following meeting This plan made it necessary for the make-up crew to remember how each character looked from time to time. Out of all the short plays produced during the year the two most popular were, French Without a Masteri' and 'QA Lighthouse Tragedy. OFFICERS President ....,. ....,...., . . BETTY PICKETT Vice-P1'esia'e11t ,... ....,.,,.. F RANK DODGE Secretary ..,.... ..., I-I ARRIETT THOMPSON Yhvunuvr ....,.., ,.....,..., LAURA SELBY Sergenizf-at-A1'nzs ..., .... S CHRADE RADTKE Dramatic Advisor. . . ....., Miss SMITH Business Advisor. . . .... Miss GELLER 129 Us Urban Hubbell Skiles Stockdale Pitann Tiffany Baker Frankowsky Kahn Strickert Toren Patterson Morrison White Seifried Wagenknecht Coon Franks Powers Delaplaine Skinner Knowlton Kempes Reynolds MacKenzie Redell Reeps Adine Clare Bovbjerg Marsh Simpson Chauvet Goetsch Hollnagel Walsh Miss Anthony Hafner Palmer Anita Clare Fo rum Forum is one of the girls' debating clubs. Its membership is now limited to forty-four, instead of its previous limitation of forty. The members are junior and Senior Girls selected by the members of the faculty and Miss Anthony, the faculty advisor of the club. The club gives its members constructive practice in parliamentary law, debat- ing and public speaking. The outstanding meeting of the year was the joint meeting of Forum and Lincoln. A spirited debate was given on the subject, Resolved: That the Grading System in the Oak Park High School Should Be Reduced To Passing and Failing? The debate was followed by extemporaneous speeches and law drills by the members of both clubs. President .,.,.. Vice-President. . . Secretary .,,,. T1'caszz1'c1' ,...... Faculty Advisor . Sergeant-at-Arms .,.. 13 0 OFFICERS . . .BETTY JANE PALMER . , . . . .BETTY HAENER . . . , ,MARJORIE REDELL , , . ,BLANCHE HOLLNAGEL . . . .ELIZABETH GOETSCH . . . . , .Miss ANTHONY Fox Gregg Steffens Erwin Wade johnson Nicholas Christie Strub Stephens Bennethum Frank Pitann Fort Richardson Sundler Rogers Shepard Hill Peoples Ellinwood Caspers Fairbanks Cober Spenle Genung Gentzler Rheinf rank Clark McLaughlin Connell Hadka Morrissey Garfitt Melchert Post Miss Bergstresser Gavel Club Gavel is a girls, debating club organized for the purpose of furthering interest in debating and learning the fundamentals of parliamentary law. It is com- posed of forty-four junior and senior girls chosen by the faculty and Miss Bergstresser, the club advisor. A Christmas program was presented at a joint meeting of Story Club, Forum, and Gavel. Manuscripts were read by members of Story Club, and Gavelites and Forumites debated on the constitutionality of the NRA. Another enjoyable program was the Burke-Gavel Valentine party. The high- light of this meeting was a clever take-off of well-known radio stars. OFFICERS President ...,,, ..,..r......,.. B ARBARA GARFITT Vice-President .... ..,. L A VERGNE MORRISSEY Secretary ,...,. ..,..., I ANE MELCHERT Treasurer ......, ....... E MILY HADKA Sergeant-at-Arms. . . .,.. ELIZABETH CONNELL Critic ........,.. ...... E LIZABETH PosT Faculty Advisor .... .... M ISS BERGSTRESSER Ill l P. jones Austin Oliphant Forbes ' Witt Walker Lee Pfund Baird Olson Armstrong Darling Tascher Fagerson Mudra Armour Wallace R. Jones Stafford Gibbs Bristow Murray McClintock Van Wagoner Pratt Todd L evy Shevelson Lyons Morgan Hamilton O'Brien Elliot McBane Winkler Nave Reid Burke Club Burke Club, one of the oldest clubs in Oak Park High, whose members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholarship and leadership, was founded with the object of making the members familiar with present-day problems. One of Burke Club,s most delightful meetings is the Fireside Meeting which takes place on Hallowe'en, at which time the boys sit around the glowing embers and spend an informal evening together. Other high spots of the year were the Christmas Party at which time parents were present, and the Pan American Congress at which time the Burkites, as Ambassadors from the Latin American, spoke in the language of the country which they represented. P1't'siz1c11t ..... Vice-Presideni. . , Secretary ..... Treasurer ,,,..., Faculty Advisor . Sergeant-at-Arms .... 132 OFFICERS . . .REED NICBANE ......BUEL NAVE . . .ELMORE ELLIOT .DONALD O,BRIEN WILLIAM WINKLER , . . .MR. PLATT Ketcham Nagel Cantwell Nordin Mr. Platt Willis Walker Neuman Craig King Campbell Eckels Swern Hopkins Gamm Sunley Krueger Nauman Cade Major Schaub Berns Weiss Thompson Stephens Curtis Parmelee Klumb Mathewson Diehl Strand Finholt Cedarquist C. Judd H. Judd Wood AlHni Gerhardt Williams Oakes Sturla Foster Janes Mr. Gehlmann Lincoln Club In 1920, under the leadership of Mr. Crawford, Lincoln Club was founded with the object of promoting sustained logical thought, mental and physical poise, a knowledge of parliamentary procedure and an unprejudiced judgment by means of thoughtful speaking and debatef' The year was started by a series of meetings demonstrating legal proceedings, through a crime, the coroner's inquest, the grand jury indictment, and the trial. This proved so successful that the project was repeated as a school assembly. Two of the most interesting and important meetings were the Junior-Senior competition, judged by an audience of parents, and the Hnal cup competition, at which meeting the most skillful of the Lincolnites were rewarded. Pre5ia'c11t .,,.. , . .HARRY STURLA Vive-Presiflcazt. . . . . . ARTHUR OAKES Sccreim'y ...,, . . .ROBERT JANES Treasurer ..,,. . lLEE FOSTER Se1'gt'a1zf-at-A1'11zs .... . , . Faculty Advisor , ZBURTON KING . ROBERT A. WILLIAMS I . . .MR. GEHLMANN 133 l S Il Fahey Foster Cottle Sheaff Thomas Rice Augustine Pray Rehm Schmidt Ochs Blecke Allan Symmes Roberts Priebe Vierow Schaefer Murphy Courtney Bermingham Keefer Jamieson Michelsen Moses Orndorlf De Wolf Druley Rath Schlaegel Reihmer Miss Bondurant Girls' Camera Club Girls Camera Club, whose faculty advisor is Miss Bondurant, was organized several years ago to stimulate interest in amateur photography. Girls of all classes are eligible to membership in the club. The club was fortunate in obtaining many interesting speakers during the year. Illustrated talks were given by several members of the faculty. Miss W'ard of the French department showed pictures of some enchanting spots in Alaska. Mr. Smith, boys' swimming coach, exhibited photographs of the Colo- rado mountains, and Miss Smith of the English department displayed snapshots of several South American countries. One meeting Was held in the dark-room, Where the girls learned how to make better silhouettes. MYRTLE RATH ..,... VIOLET REIMER ..... VIRGINIA DRULEY. . . Faculty Advisor .... 134 DOROTHY SCHLAEGEL. OFFICERS . .President . . . . .MYRTLE RATH Vice-President ..... JUNE MICHELSEN . .Secretary . . .Treusurcfr . , .FLORENCE RICE VIRGINIA DRULEY MISS BONDURANT Wilson Kennedy Canary Wilkinson Corrado Wallace Meinhard Davis Decatur J. Lane Thompson von der Heydt Ingraham MacEwan Watson Gerler Scholes Balcomb Muntwyler Pratt Jones Stephens Mr. Lane Boys' Camera Club The pictures in this annual, not including those of the graduating class, give one a fair idea of the actual work of Boys, Camera Club. Every year the mem- bers of this club cooperate with the staff of the Senior Annual to bring the students of Oak Park High a better yearbook. Besides this phase of their Work, the Camera Club members endeavor to learn more of the art of photography, an art that is advancing day by day. Many of them expect to go on in this Work, and this club does its utmost to give them a foundation for their future voca- tion or hobby. OFFICERS President .,.., .... P AUL JONES Vice-President ..,. ..., R YDER PRATT S t Tiizizfxg ..,,. ..., E DGAR STEPHENS Faculty Advisor .... . , .MR. LANE f Groen Schultz Kalina McVickar Shaw McCall Jenkins Sauter Woods Canary Metcalf Poore Sponholtz Gotsch johnson Berg Demling Frederick Hettinger Jones Butler Thorwaldsen Krueger Houser Dutton Coon Keenan Ingle Young Monson Hauprick Drucker Corlett Hodges Ferguson Jackson Goldsmith Stanley MacEwain Mr. Brinkman Aviation Club A hum of voicesg a whirl of activityg a whir of propellers-thatis Aviation Club. The boys in this club are all vitally interested in the comparatively new field of aeronautics. Prominent, well-informed speakers are imported to inform the boys of new doings and methods in this field. Between talks the members interest themselves with contests, the planes being made and sometimes designed by the contestants. This club is all that the name implies, a club for the pro- motion of aviation in this school. The members bring together their ideas and are benefited by this collection of new information. OFFICERS JACK CANARY. . . , . .President . . . .JULIAN GOLDSMITH JULIAN GOLDSMITH. , lVZCe'P c5'dmt . . .WILLIAM STANLEY il Sec1'e1fm'y WILLIAM STANLEY ...... T1fcfzs1I1fcr ..,., GORDON MACEWAN COLEMAN MCVICKAR Se1'gea1zt-at-Arms COLEMAN MCVICKAR Faczzlfy Advisor ........,.......,,..,... MR. BRINKMAN 136 Rummell Ellet Flett Stoddard Olson Thornberg Ktsanes Nestle Leavenworth Allan Harker Trotter Ripley Bowman Decatur Isaacson Grunwald Kuhlman Laube Mathewson Jergens Hance Howard Blanding Herron Layton Frost Kendall Huck Dale Rehm Nielsen Worcester Griffiths Dee Mr. 'Schneller Radio Club In 1918, finding a suflicient number interested, Mr. O'Brien formed the Radio Club. In 1921, Mr. Schneller, the present faculty advisor, took over the club. The purposes of the club are: first, to help members secure government licenses, second, to teach them the theory of radiog and third, to afford opportunity to exchange knowledge in constructing apparatus. At present there are eleven licensed members. - The club is open to students of all classes who have some experience, since radio is such a technical subject. The membership is always forty-five. The club station, W9BMQ, is on the third floor near the entrance to the commercial department. OFFICERS Pwfsident ,... ,... ,.... . . HOWARD NIELSEN ViCU-P1'CSiIfCl1f. . . . .LAWRENCE REHM Secretary, . . SPENCER GRIFFITHS Treasurer ....... Scrgeaffi-af-A1'11zs. . . Technician ...., Faculty Advisor . ROBERT WORCESTER ...,..jEROME DEE . . . .ROBERT DALE . , . .MR. SCHNELLER 137 lil Brown Leventon Schwartz Wiedow Marguerite Huck Wezerek Lipschultz Finholt Ewert Gambill Markman Marie Huck johnson Edwards Keer Weis Schreiber Greene Urban Andersen Coleman DelBello Homrighous Bock Deans Morse Reinke Nauman Zannoni Staec ker Goodman F-Iitke Miss Samson Delves Ashley Crompton Wick Fleming McNutt Feldman Miss Magowan Arts and Crafts The two main objects of Arts and Crafts Club are to promote a general in- terest in needlework and crafts among sophomore girls and to help sophomore girls to get acquainted with each other. At the club meetings of the first semester, each girl worked on whatever project she chose. The crafts and needlework committees suggested and planned work for the members. At the meetings of the second semester the members Worked on a quilt for charity. The time of the club meetings is not illed with work alone. The girls talk with each other and have a good time. Many acquaintances and friendships are made at the club meetings. OFFICERS Group A Group B GRACE CROMPTON, . ,.., President. . . .MARGARET MCNUTT DORIS FELDMAN .,,... Vice-President. ...... ARLENE Wick NANCY DELVES ,... . . .Secretary .... . . .JEAN MCDERMOTT MARGARET FLEMING ..... Treasurer .,.. . . .GRACE ASHLEY SALLY COLE ....,... Sergeant-at-Arms . , . ......... . . . . Miss MAGOWAN ...... Faculty Advisor. . . .... Miss SAMSON Girls' Manual Arts Club Webster Roach McGurn Stresen-Renter Bert Harrigan Knight Wilkins Raciti Harbeck Eberle Babcock Vaughan Freer Kulieke Vernon Perry Plummer Gotsch Biagi Mr. Spear Milles Adams Peoples Richrath Fleming The aim of Girls, Manual Arts Club is to promote interest and study in Manual Arts with special emphasis placed on the relation of art to the Modern Home Life. Mr. Spear of the Manual Training Department has successfully reorganized the Girls' Manual Arts Club this year. Thirty interested girls meet every other Tuesday afternoon either to listen to informative talks on precious stones or to go on Held trips. Outstanding among the excursions is the tour through the Jewelry Department of Marshall Field and Company. At this time the girls gained many pointers on making jewelry which they put to use in fashioning silver souvenirs for their Mothers' meeting-the climax of the season. OFFICERS President. . . .VIRGINIA PEOPLES Secretary. . , ..,, RUTH ADAMS Treasurer ....... .ANNA RICHRATH Sergeant-at-Arms. . . KATHERINE MILLES Club Historian. . Fuculty Advisor. . . .JANET VERNON . . . AMR. SPEAR 139 Music Club Hirsch Palmer Stewart Lane Barmeier Sherman Doyle Fricke Coyte Schaus Greenwood Meuller Bach Gundersen Bashen DeBray Thorsen Wilson Pine McCulla Bonthron Higgie Johnston Hatch Williams Molyneux Pederson White Hogan Segur Raymond Sears Mellor Wllitchurch Hutchison Schwabe H. Johnson Linder Ward Stephens Priebe Vaughan Todd Brooks C. Vosburgh Nelson MCCreary Post Hegge F. Vosburgh Sehuettge Silverman D. Brorwn Badger Beaty Reid Bierly T.Brown Byler Golding Sutton Williamson Temple E.johnson Music Club is made up of students interested in music, composers, and musi- cal expression. This club was organized for the purpose of affording to aspir- ing young musicians an opportunity to increase their knowledge of music and to gain practical experience in appearing before an audience. With Mr. Embs as faculty advisor, Music Club has completed another year in its comparatively short but successful existence. The meetings are made up, for the most part, of selections for piano, violin, cello, and other instruments. A large share Of the entertainment is furnished by the members themselves. All students who show musical talent are sure of a welcome in Music Club. T1'UdS1L1'U1' ..,.,.. Faculty Arfifisor, Pl'C'Sil,C'77li .,... , ViCC'-PI'USif1C11f ..., Secrclfzzry ..... Sergemzi-af-A1'n1s .... 140 OFFICERS ...,..MARY SUTTON . . ,ROBERT WILLIAMSON . . .VIRGINIA TEMPLE I . .HOMER BABCOCK . . . .DUDLEY WELLS .,....MR.EMBS Williamson Catlin Telford Forster Schlaegel K. Larimer Schmidt Sheaff Reed E. Larimer Sebastian Agnew Art Club Art Club was founded by those who were interested in art and who wished to organize projects in which they could engage. To become a member of this club the applicants are required to submit some pieces of art work from which their ability may be judged. The first semester project was the interior decorating of a large doll house which, when finished, was given to an orphanage. In the second semester, soap carving, clay modeling, and dress designing were undertaken. The last meet- ing was a tea to which the mothers were invited. A display of the finished crea- tions showed interested mothers how many hours could be spent enjoyably as well as usefully. OFFICERS BETH SEBASTIAN .... . . .President . MARY MARGARET REED DOROTHY AGNEW ..,, Vice-President ,,.. ELAINE ULVESTAD EVELYN LARIMER ..... . Secretary. . . . .KATHRYN LARIMER MARY MARGARET REED . .Treasurer .... . , .JANE NELSON Faculty Advisor ,..... ...,,.,.., ,.,, M R s. ECKART ill Deisbeck Merriott Hammerstrom Schwaegerman Williamson Lewis Branand Stewart Harban Ferguson H. Judd Pratt Walker Ripley Stephens Neptune Nauman Carr Arrington Whisler Shoup Middleton Burns Brennen Gilmour Vincent Winchell Wyman Barry Winkler Butters Barnes McFedries Ford Waindel Molthrop Heaviside Levy McGuire Lynch Meisenheimer Shier Paxton Robertson Hage Anderson Oakes Heller C. Pagano O H1-Y At dinner time the first and third Wednesday of each month an ambitious group of fellows gather at the NYU for the express purpose of good fellowship. Mr. Winchell, Mr. Scott, and Mr. Noth also enjoy the privileges due them as advisors of the club. This year, under the able leadership of Bud Hage, the club accomplished a great deal. For the benefit of the rest of the boys in the school they arranged health lectures. In order that the Boys, Conference might again prove successful, they helped with numerous details. On the whole, the club had a Very success- ful year in that it has realized its main ambition of good fellowship. Faculty Advisor Advisor ,..,.. . Faculty Advisor .... 142 OFFICERS President ....,. .......... ...,.... B U D HAGE View-President.. ....... ARTHUR OARES Secretary ...... ROBERT ANDERSON Treasurer ....,, .JOHN ROBERTSON .......MR.NoT1-1 ..,....MR. SCOTT . . ,MR. WINCHELL Picht Clausonthue Seifried Wolf Bird D. Gregg D. Kempes Bell Crawford Rowe McKendry Saffran Shaeff Boehmer Hammerberg Chambers Walsh Schulz Swatek Manby W. Dreifein Hoge R. Kempes J. Gregg Carlyon Lyon M. L. Dreffein Miss Hartman Brooks Club The purpose of Brooks Club is to promote a further interest in the Religious Education department of the high school. The aims of Brooks Club are to pro- mote friendship among the members of Religious Education and to promote interest in social service Work. In the fall, Miss Ward of the French department gave an account of her trip to Alaska. She brought with her interesting curios, pictures, and maps. One of the finest things Brooks Club did this Winter in the social service field was to bring a bit of the Girls' Conference spirit to Aiken Institute, a West Side settlement house, Where the club members presented a program of music and readings. President ..,... Vice-President. . Secretary. , . 'Treasurer ....,, Faculty Advisor. . . OFFICERS . . . .MURRAY LYON . . , MARY CARLYON .......JEAN GREGG MARY Lou DREFFEIN . . . , .Miss HARTMAN 143 I ml Knowlton Grim Kelly Grable Coleman Grossmann O'Hara Johnson Hunter Hammann Buckingham Allen Doane Edwards Greenwald Groth Maxwell Holmes Koelling Becker Loudon Fuller Owen Neault Doherty Provancher Corbett Link Schnurstein Kneisel Miss Turner Sutton Victor Wright Oliphant Billsbury Gardner Jenkins Geography Club Geography Club has a membership of from fifty to sixty students taking Geography and maintaining an average of BT Its purpose is to further the members, knowledge of the natural phenomena. Interesting lectures, Often- times With colored slides, and field trips, which are taken to places in connection with their Work, all contribute to the fun of the club. This year the group traveled to Coal City, Illinois Where they were conducted through a real coal mine in action. They also visited one artificial mine at the Jackson Park Indus- trial Museum. In addition to these trips they visited the N B C Broadcasting Studios. OFFICERS WALTER OLIPHANT. . ,... President, . 4 . . .RICHARD JONES JOHN BILLSBURY ....,. Vice-President. ..,. JOHN BILLSBURY JOYCE WRIGHT ...... . . Secretary, . , ,,.,. JOYCE WRIGHT WILLIAM CHURCHILL ..., Treasurer. . . , . .EDWARD GARDNER ORVILLE JENKINS. . . .Sergeant-at-Arms , . .ORVILLE JENKINS Senseney Stewart Henry Armstrong Fleming Thime Franks Martin Baxter White Otto Kahn Kenny Warneke Giegler Larsen Vincent Steele Mac Ewan Hamilton Potter Hoge Westgate Kantenwein Berry Stock Havell Schroeder Schultz Luebke Middleton Jones Stafford Priebe Mr. Chandler Newton Club All Juniors and Seniors who are especially interested in mathematics and ancient mathematicians are cordially invited to join Newton Clubf' was the announcement on the bulletin board. As a result, every two weeks about forty aspiring Einsteins convene to solve problems, play interesting games, and hear informative talks. Variety in the programs of this year was attained by Miss BOoher's very interesting talk about her trip through Germany last summer. In addition, discussions were carried on by all of the members pointing out the many advantages of mathematics, and an enlightening lecture on famous mathe- maticians was delivered by Mr. Austin, the head of the department. OFFICERS President ...... ......,... R OBERT STAFFORD Vice-President. . . CAROLYN PRIEBE Secretary ,,... . , ,BARBARA POST Treasurer ....... ..BUD MARRIOTT Sergeant-mf-A1'1izs. . . A . .JOHN ELSNER Critic ..,...... Faculty Advisor . . . ,WARREN JONES . , MR. CHANDLER 145 Blanding Breen Choate Meyer Trapp Neuman toe Laer Coleman T. Taylor Neuert Ritter Block Holmes Wade Sipp Koberstine Civis Knight Kanelopoulos Chambers Bowman M. Taylor Gerler Stoddard Dodge Wilson Cross Mr. Price Stamp Club Stamp Club is still in its infancy, having been organized last year. Any stu- dent interested in stamps and stamp collecting is eligible for membership and is most heartily Welcome. During the year interesting talks on stamps were given by two outstanding outside speakers and also by some of the members. Mr, Westcott of the Subur- ban Stamp Shop, an experienced stamp collector, showed the club members how Watermarked stamps could be detected. Mr. Eifrig, a local authority on stamps and their values, described the Various Hungarian issues and their origin. The entire membership enjoyed an auction of stamps which was held at one of the meetings. WILLIAM GERLER ..... . Secretary. . . Faculty Advisor. . , . . . FRANK KANELOPOULOS . .Treasurer . . . . ROBERT BLOCK. ..... Sergeant-at-Arms. . . . OFFICERS DALE WILSON. . . . . . President. . . . . .JAMES DODGE JANET RIESS .... . . . Vice-President. . . .DALE WILSON WILLIAM GERLER . . .GEORGE CRoss . JOHN STODDARD . i .MR. PRICE Russell Schaus Reock Victor Hanchett Ohm Reimann Curry Stoddard Snow J. Burggrat' Orndorff Miller Lynch Gray Maypole von der Heydt B. Hansen Erickson Gilmour Lee Kalina Kaltenbach Boyd E. Burggraf Auten SW2UfiE1d Norman Arrington Molthrop Stephens Nelson Alfini R. Hansen Terrio Cloupek Mr. Pinckney Sportsmerfs Club Sportsmen's Club, established in 1932, has had a rather short career com- pared with those of other school clubs, but it offers much that is interesting. It presents on its programs various methods of cooking fish and game, informa- tion on preservation of our forests, correct uses for Various types of fishing tackle, and statistics on casualties to animal life by forest fires. There are also active inducements: hikes, tours to such places as fish hatch- eries, and longer trips to more distant places to see certain Varieties of natural life or to fish and hunt. On these trips safety in the use of firearms is stressed. OFFICERS President ..... .,........ . RICHARD HANSEN Vice-President, . . WARREN CLOUPEK Secretary ..,., , .WILLIAM ALFINI Treasurer ....... CLIFFORD NELSON Sergeant-at-Arms, . . . EDGAR STEPHENS Faculty Advisor. , . .MR. PXNCKNEY 147 J. Robinson Schreiber Dahl Gertz Boller Toren Frey Seyfried Nichols MzicEWan B. Larsen Coombs Symons Wilson G. Robinson Morgan Smith DeMoney Westcott Sheaif Rosen Hamilton Moses Silverman Schaubel Schustek Fulton Davis Ell Nauman Rock Kreft Slavik Aeby McCornack Koch Nelson Roberts Kulieke G. Larsen N. Coil Michelsen Vernon Bierly Figatner McCallum Giegler Howser Bentley Chauvet Pittan A. Coil Saffran Jamieson Califf Oil-Iaire McCreary Vincent Rice Miss Jordan Tregay Ochs Graham Coon Rheinfrank Morrison Drechsler Cober Christie Strang Allan Atalanta Atalanta is the girls, athletic association. Any girl in high school Who is inter- ested in the Work of the club is eligible, providing she has obtained 200 points and maintains a passing grade in all her academic subjects. The purpose of the organization is to simulate interest in girls' athletics and gymnastics and to standardize and promote ideals of health, sportsmanship, and scholarship. In order to continue membership in the club, a girl must earn 150 points in athletics each semester. At the first meeting of the year the girls presented A Century of Progress OFFICERS First Semester President ,.., . . . .i........ LILLIAN DRECHSLER Vice-Prcsidmizt, . . ..,, BETTY MORRISON Secretary .... .,.. J EAN RHEINFRANK Treasurer ....,.. . . .GLORIA STRANG Famzlfy Advisor. , . .,.. Miss JORDAN 148 l Ill g Patterson Hall Harris Zimmerman Kahn Gannon Boller Dutemple McElroy Schwab Victor V. Priebe Hoge Warneke McClevey Strong Symmes Raciti Everhart M. Cepek J.Cepek Bohrn Schulz Sebastian Nerad LeGros Griffen Steele Weedon Markham Anderson Badger Quambush Hawkes C. Priebe Reichert Rhame Nichols Williams Sundler Nugent Coggeshall Smith Kenney Reed Reese Lomax Silverman Breneisen Rynn Gustafson Selby Reuter Bourgeois Wilson Castonguay Atalanta Pageantf, It showed the sports and costumes used in them from the latter part of the 19th century up to the present year. The Mothers' and Daughters, Day was one not to be forgotten. Mrs. Noble, state commissioner, presented athletic awards. Several of the mothers, who had been in Atalanta during their high school days, gave a few words about their activities. The swimming party, an annual event, was greatly enjoyed. Water games and relays were the main features. The last meeting of the year consisted of a picnic held in the Forest Preserve. Baseball and a treasure hunt were two of the highlights. After supper, as the sun was setting, the installation of the ofhcers took place. OFFICERS Second Semester President ,,.,. . . .LILLIAN DRECHSLER Vice-President ,... NBETTY MORRISON Secretary ..,.. . .JEAN R1-IEINFRANK TYEJSHTET ........ I I ,GLORIA STRANG Faculty Advisor. . . . . , . .Miss JORDAN 149 Peterson Code Teigan Kunkel Smith Reichert Morgan Stone Zoline Siljander Kellogg Carroll Robert Jones Elizabeth Lounsbury Emerson Stringe Levy McCollum K. Jones Powell Snow Goelitz Von Der: Heidt Crawford McElroy Martin Haeger Hausse Castonguay Ruby jones Bell McCreary R. Johnson H. Johnson Royer Elinor Lounsbury Latin Club Latin Club is composed of boys and girls who are taking the second semester of Latin I and whose averages in Latin for the iirst semester were among the highest. The purpose of the club is primarily to enable the members to become acquainted with phases of Roman life, thought, and custom not brought out in the classroom. The members of the club are given an opportunity to develop their powers of leadership, to take some part in the meetings, and to work together for their success. Latin Club, patterning itself after the Roman Republic, has two consuls fone boy and one girlj , a quaestor, and a prefect. OFFICERS First Semester Consul .... ..,..,....... H AMILTON JOHNSON Consul .... ...... E STHER ROYER Quaestor ..,..... . . . ELINOR LOUNSBURY Faculty Advisor, . .... Miss WOODRUFF 150 ll IST T i Strait Mullen Moss Rasmussen Timme Keil Tyrrel Stonehouse Snow Cahill Grace Hawkes Killian Kaiser Dorkenwald Eckels Hitke Laidman Kolberg Burgess Morrissey Fackler Simpson Piggott Clowry di Cosola Schell Pfund Licht Simonton Littman Armstrong S. Golding Phelps McGurn Carroll Brown Sisco Winter Manny Wescott Wilson Hoffman B. Golding Bochmer Daniels Carson Spence LeGros Hopkins Smith Rau Cotsworth Bourgeois Fisher Zinkil Latin Club The consuls preside alternately at the meetings, and the quaestor acts as sec- retary-treasurer. The prefect corresponds to the sergeant-at-arms of other clubs. There are three standing committees, the Senatores, an advisory committee, the Servi, the refreshment committee, and the Censors who take charge of at'- tendance. The meeting that is enjoyed most each semester is the one at which a Roman meal is served from eggs to applesf, The Roman customs in regard to their meals are explained before the meal is served. Between the courses special musical numbers are given. GFFICERS Second Semester Consul. . . ......., ..,,.... D ALE FISHER Consul .... , , .BARBARA BOURGEOIS Quaeszfor ..,.., . . .GEORGE ZINKIL Faculty Advisor. . . .... Miss WOODRUFIT 151 Science Club gg S HI O'Grady Manthey Griffiths Meinhard Butler Davis Fisher Bronstein Job Ritter Stege Strait Roberts Schwartz Willy Hamilton Merle Hauswald Baldwin Schneider Rau Kantenwein Tucker Jensen Ross Johnson Hanke Fink Morgan Breslove Bennett Maurer Coil Scully Barlow Whitney Westland Nortell Manny Tewes Bott Hennig McDaniel Marshall Luepke Mack Adams Gottlieb Mullen Thomas Colianni Zimmerlin Nelson Buckle Thorsen McGurn Pine Reedy Whamond Wilson Licht Watts Ripley Ribbeck Mr. Park Graham Walker Siler Chapman Frymark Rasmussen Tyrrell Fackler Rheinfrank Terrill Moss Louden Science Club is open to one hundred Freshmen taking Science I. It is directed by an executive committee composed of a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and the faculty advisor. Each meeting deals with one of the sciences. There are meetings based on Physics, Chemistry, Physical Geography, Botany, and Zoology. At every meet- ing there is a speaker, either a member of our faculty or an outsider. The speaker usually illustrates his talks with slides or by performing experiments. At one of the meetings Secretary Gustaf Lindberg of the Park Board of Oak Park spoke to Science Club on the subject of horticulture. He described gar- 7 OFFICERS First Semester President ..... ..........,. .... E V AN TYRRELL Vice-President. . , . . .JOHN FRYMARK Secretary ..,., , . . NANCY SEYMOUR Treasurer ...... . . .HELEN RASMUSSEN Faculty Advisor. . . ...,..... MR. PARK Swissler Druley Shorey Kase Funk Drennan Hartgerink LaBelle Williamson Picht Halvorsen Westen A. Coil Pringle Christian Major Taggart Watts Noth Sutor Gerhardt Rheinsmith Fuller Downing J. Hanson Schumm Banker Reich Richardson Pratt Charpier Carroll Harrison Anderson Joan Williams Roulo Bryant Ripley Thorkildsen june Williams Newberg Smith Sagran N. Coil Cohen Campbell Bovbjerg Huish Harris Huss Marshall Miller Hansen Corso Bredlau Little Evans Rummelhoff Goodman Born Mendenhall Edwards Frymark Mass Doyle Senvard Spelman Sheatf Rosen Mr. Park C. Hanson Lome Haskett McClure Ridley Asbury Swatek Scherschel Simonini White Barr Gentzler Science Club dens in Various countries, in the different parts of the United States, and finally those in Oak Park. At another meeting Mr. Alden Green explained the mysteries of liquid air. It is a pale bluish liquid obtained from air by great pressure and intensive cooling. To illustrate some of the ways in which liquid air performs, he made a hammer out of mercury with which he was able to drive nails. He froze grapes and meat so hard that they broke when dropped on the floor. Science Club is always popular with the freshmen and is able to supplement the general science course with constructive lectures and experiments. OFFICERS Second Semester President ..,... Vice-Presidenzf, . , Secretary ..... Treasurer ...., . Faculiy Advisor. . , .DONALD ASBURY , . .DORIS RIDLEY VIRGINIA SWATEK .JAMES MCCLURE ,,....MR.PARK 153 l Huck Neuman Schwaegerman Curry Armstrong Erickson Zoller Davies Conway Billsbury Kreft McGeary Havell Cohen Giegler DiCosola Moment Frederick Glandon McCallum Holmes Humes Best Doenges Winchell Baumrucker Berry Elwell Everhart Way Schulz Warneke Terrio Jones Martz Dutcmplc Connell Westen Mr. Metcalf Chemistry Club As a result of the eagerness and interest displayed by the students in Chem- istry, our Chemistry Club was organized in October, 1931. The purpose of the club, which is Open to students maintaining an average of 85 per cent in Chemistry, is to present in an educational and entertaining manner phases of this science which are not studied in class. During the past year, Mr. Green, seen and heard by many at the World's Fair, demonstrated the behavior and use of liquid air, Dr. Osborne, the head of our science department, told of the advancement made in the field of science, and Mr. Postlewait gave a most interesting account of the embalming of the dead as carried on today. OFFICERS EDWIN MARTZ .... .,.,. P resident ,.,, ...... E DWIN MARTZ ROBERT CONNELL .... Vice-President .,,, ROBERT CONNELL SHIRLEY DUTEMPLE .... Secretary ..... SHIRLEY DUTEMPLE WARREN JONES .... . .Treasurer . .... WILLIAM WESTEN Faculty Advisor ..,. ........ .... M R . METCALIT 3 I I 154 l ,, Nelson Blinn Kelley Ross Lewis Luders Bredlau Williams Silverman Smith Madsen Mortensen Ray Klein Butler M. Balding Wlebster Ribbeck Silvey Bluemke Orndorif Bott Nauman C. Nortell R. Nortell Bahr Strong Gonsior Dutton Garrett Gordon Ploger Loebig Rasmussen Movius Voelker Kalrenbach Collins O'Donnell J. Balding Koon Rollberg Lamberson Rirzler Mr. Aeby Zoology Club This interesting organization was originated as a result of the desire of a number of students for a Zoology Club. lt is typically a students' club, and its membership requirements emphasize a sincere interest in the subject and a Will- ingness to take part in the programs. The members themselves present excellent meetings, giving talks illustrated by slides. Frequently, paid Outside speakers are obtained. For instance, at one especially fine meeting Mr. Earl Wright of the Chicago Academy of Science, spoke. These programs provide both enjoyable and instructive entertainment for the members. OFFICERS President .,...,, ....,...,,... A DELINE O,DONNELL Vice-President .... GEORGE LAMBERSON Secretary .,.,., -ELAINE ROLLBERG Treasurer ..,.... ,.., J ESSIE BALDING Sergeant-at-Arms. . . . . .ROBERT NELSON Faculty Advisor , ,...,.MR. AEBY 155 fx 4..:f::fMm.w am, www E W P 4 , 'E fa 31 - fi gf. 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Jenkins Neuman Stege Cleff Foster Cade Irish Motz Kendall Armour Banks Davidson Iverson Knudson Owens Porter Johnson Stouffer O,Donnell Heavywelght Football Arthur Oakes, Captain Walter oliphanf, Manager Albert Schwaegerman, Manager THE TEAM Joseph Shaffer . . ..., End Jack Cleff .,., .... G aural Louis Banks ..... .... E nd Lee Foster .... .,.. G uarrl Ogden Johnson. . .... End Fred Groen .... ...,. C enter Roy Irish ....... ,... E ml Arthur Cade .... .... C enter Robert Anderson . . .Tackle Mario Grandinetti . . .,.. Quarterback John Nordin . . . . .Tackle John Groot ...... ..,. Q uarterback Eustis McKee . . . . . .Tackle Arthur Oakes .... ..... H zlfback Carl Lindberg. . . . .Tackle Jack Major ....... ,... H aljback Wilbur Neuman ..,. Guard Melvin Rasmussen . . . .... Halfback Robert Porter .... .....,.... G uarrl Wooten Pearce , . . . .Halfback Roy Iverson . . . ...,,.. . . Guard John Armour ..,..... . . .Fulllvaek Ralph Stouffer .............. Fuliback SCHEDULE Oak Pk.. .13 LaGrange. O Oak Pk.. .46 Fenger . . 0 Oak Pk.. .35 Bowen . . . 0 Oak Pk.. . 6 Evanston. 6 Oak Pk.. .21 Austin . . . 0 Oak Pk.. .20 New Trier 7 Oak Pk.. .26 Deerfield , 0 Oak Pk.. .26 Proviso . . 0 160 Zimmerman Raymond Verhoeven Welch Fitzgerald Learn Ford Erickson Mr. Wood fcoachj King CMgr.j Martin Macferran Stephens Witt Pritchard Havel QMgr.j Roberts Wolf Anderson Campbell Willis Powell Lessa Henson Wilson Fred Willis, Captain Adrian Verhoeven .,.., Richard Welch ...,... John MacFerran ,...,. Edgar Stephens. . , . . , Fred Willis .,..,...... Richard Pritchard .,... Stanley Martin. . . . . . . Otto Lessa ....,...... Willis Henson ...,. . . . Oak Pk Tilden . Oak Pk Tilden . Oak Pk. . . Harrison Oak Pk.. . Crane . Oak Pk. . . Schurz Oak Pk Lane , . Oak Pk. . . U. High Soccer Richard Havell, Manager THE TEAM ..........Goal ..........Goal Ri ht Fullhack . . g . .Right Fullhavk . .Left Fullhack .Right Halfhack .Right Halfhack Center Haifhack . .Left Halfhack SCHEDULE . , O Oak Pk.. . . . 1 Oak Pk. . . . 0 Oak Pk.. . . . 1 Oak Pk.. . . . 0 Oak Pk.. . . . 0 Oak Pk.. . 10 , 0 Oak Pk.. . 2 OakPk... 5 U. High. o George Raymond. Peter Roberts. , . James Zimmerman ,.... Peter Wolf ...... Alan Ford ....... Jack Anderson. . . Bruce Campbell. . Thomas Erickson William Powell. . Schurz . . 0 Harrison . 0 Schurz , . O Crane . . . 1 Lane .... O Mooseheart 0 Lane .,.. 0 .....,Halfhack . .Outside Right . .Outside Right . . .Inside Right . . .Inside Right Center Forward . . . .Inside Left .....Insia'e Left . . .Outside Left ll! Tegerdine Junkunc Aberg Grandinetti Waters Greenwald Hodges CMgr.J Mr. Noth fcoaehj Murphy Steans Badenoch Amsden Heekman Sleepeck Mr. Souehek Ccoachj Day Berg Heine Kolz Virgili Englehardt Andersen Vaughan fMgr.Q Londos Polka Lee Simpson Johnson Rahling Byers Fresh-Soph Football Bruno Virgili, Captain THE TEAM Ralph Amsden .... .... E nd Ernest Badenoch . . . ,..... Center Robert Lee ..... .,.. E nd Charles Aberg .,,...,....,.... Center Wilbur Koltz . . . ,... End Bruce Englehardt ...,..... Quarterback Donald Smith ..... ..., E Md Charles Simpson .,.. .,... Q uarierback Edgar Anderson . . . .... 'Tackle Bruno Virgili ..,.. ..,... H alfback Angelo Grandinetti . . . . . . Tackle Julius Wengierski .... .... H alfbarle Richard Heine ...... . . . Tackle Quinton Doherty .... . . . Halfback Bovard Steans ..,. .,.. T ackle William Day ...... ..., H alfback Victor Heckman . . . .... Guard Attilio Monaco , . .... Halfback Frank Murphy .... . . , ,4.. Guard Leo Rahling ......, .,.. H alfback William Sleepeck ...,.......... Guard Frank McCarthy .,...,..,..,., Guard Harold Junkune , William Berg . . . Joseph Waters ...,.......... Fullback . . ..... Fullback .....Fullback SCHEDULE Oak Pk.. . 6 Maine Oak Pk.. . 19 E. Aurora Reserves . 0 Reserves . 25 Oak Pk.. . 35 W,kegan . 7 Oak Pk.. . 0 Evanston . 7 Oak Pk.. .33 Deerfield . 0 Oak Pk.. . 6 New Trier 6 Oak Pk... 6 Proviso ..20 l 162 Whitson Kellogg Schwab Mattmiller Vincent Riefler Rath Judd Mendenhall Wiley Mr. Foster Hazan Olson Middleton Hage Stoddard Lane Thompson Bray Moment Levy Shevelson Faleide McDonald Shavone Nelson A. Pagano Baumrucker Erickson Snapp Herrmann Ferguson C. Pagano R. Pagano Little Kramer Lightweight Football Irving Baumrucker, Captain THE TEAM' George Riefler . . ,,.. End Gene Snapp ..... ..... G uara' Robert Roth . . . .... End David Stoddard . . ,.... Center Robert Little ...... .... E nd Milton Levy ..... Quarterback Duncan Ferguson .... End Albert Hage ..... Quarterback William Edwards . , . 4.,, End George Herrmann Quarterback Charles Judd ..,.. .... T ackle Charles Schavone . , .,.. Halfback Prescott Lane , . ,... Tackle Don Nelson ...,.,. .... H alfback Orville Vincent . . . .,.. Tackle Aurelius Pagano .... .... H alfback Jack Schwab 4,.,... .... T ackle Clarence Pagano ...... .... H alfback Irving Baumrucker .... Guara' William McDonald .... .... H alfback Norman Faleide .... .... G uard Winston Wiley .,.. .... H alfback William Bray . . . .,..,.... Guard Harris Shevelson . . . .Fullback Nels Olson . , . ...,,......,.. Guara' Ralph Pagano ,... . . .Fullback Wfalter Thompson ...........Fullback SCHEDULE Oak Pk, A 6 Joliet .... 6 Oak Pk.. , 0 Proviso . . . 13 Oak Pk., ,0 E. Aurora .13 Oak Pk.. .0 Maine . . , , 0 Oak Pk.. 0 Evanston . O Oak Pk.. .0 Proviso , . . 6 I .g...1i,.... -Til- ...i.,..i. y Y ' ff - 511- 11 1.1.47-1 Henry CMgr.Q Darling Piggot Deisbeck Bond Lawson Swaufield Bentley Gibbs Roberts Moss Bogard Knowlton jones Hegge Burde Johnson Wyman Dibella Cross Country Robert Johnson William Johnson Wilbur Burde John Hegge Sam Darling Wfilliam Piggot Russell Henry, Manager THE TEAM William Reininga Harry Bentley Stevie Bogard James Knowlton Glenn Roberts William Wyman SCHEDULE At Maine: Evanston. .43 Main. .83 Oak Park. ,107 Deerfield. .110 At Evanston: Evanston ....,, 14 Deerfield ...... 29 Oak Park ...... 55 League Meet at Evanston: Deerfield. .6 Oak Park. .20 Evanston. .24 Proviso. .35 At Maine: Maine... ...35 OakPark,... ....43 164 Hoyt Petersen Grandinetti Donald McKee Shepard Steele Mr Scott Ccoachj Johnson Stephens Amsden Oliphant Major Cullen Allman QMgr.D Rasmussen Zaccone Lindberg Irish Riefler Oakes Lane Butters QMgrj Rose Greenwald McDonald Virgili Baumann QMgr.J O Heavywe1ght Basketball Roy Irish, Captain Dudley Allman, Robert Baumann, Manager THE TEAM Ralph Amsden ..,. ......,... C enter Walter oliphane .............. Center Prescott Lane .....,.. Roy Irish ........... Melvin Rasmussen Center ana' Guard ........Forward . ,.,,.. Forward Jack Major .... SCHEDULE Oak Pk.. .18 Lane . .49 Oak Pk.. . Oak Pk.. .24 Riverside .27 Oak Pk.. . Oak Pk.. .19 Austin , .29 Oak Pk.. . Oak Pk. . . 22 NewTrier 3 3 Gnk Pk Oak Pk.. .21 Glenbard .23 Oak Pk.. . Oak Pk.. .28 W'kegan .36 Oak Pk.. . Oak Pk. . . 29 Evanston .26 Oak Pk.. . Oak Pk.. .23 Proviso . .24 Carl Lindberg . . . . , . . August Zaccone Arthur Oakes . . . Emmitt Cullen . George Riefler . . .........Guara' LaGrange . 27 Deerfield . 20 Proviso . . 20 New Trier 28 Evanston . 26 LaGrange . 27 Deerfield . 28 Manager Forward Forward . .Guard . .Guard . .Guard III! 2 Mr. Meggelin QAssistant coachy Hesik Reid Lufkin Kapantais Erickson Nelson Mr. Noth Qcoachj Faleide Anderson Tomasek Edwards Coulter Ferguson Schavone Peltzer CMgr.j Ossman Herrmann McDonald Little Quayle QMgr.j L1ghtwe1ght Basketball William Edwards ...,,..,,.,...,,. Co-Captains ................. Edward Tomasek Vernon Peltzer, Manager William Quayle, Manager THE TEAM A James Anderson . .,... Center Robert Little ..... .... F orward George Herrmann ...., Center Albert Ossman ..... .... F orward Edward Tomasek . . .Forward William Edwards . . . . . . .Guard Charles Schavone . . ........ Forward Norman Faleide . . . . . . .Guard Duncan Ferguson ........ Forward William Coulter .... ..., G nard William McDonald ............ Guard SCHEDULE Oak Pk.. .20 Austin . .21 Oak Pk.. .26 LaGrange.22 Oak Pk.. .44 Lane .... 21 'Oak Pk. . . 31 Deerfield .34 Oak Pk.. .17 Riverside .22 Oak Pk.. .36 Proviso . .25 Oak Pk.. . 3 5 New Trier 27 Oak Pk. . . 24 New Trier 23 Oak Pk.. .28 Glenbard .26 Oak Pk.. .35 Evanston .30 Oak Pk.. .33 W'kegan .25 Oak Pk.. .22 LaGrange.20 Oak Pk.. . 33 Evanston . 23 Oak Pk. . . 17 Deerfield .36 Oak Pk.. .27 Proviso . .26 l 1 166 gr III Lorenz CMgrj Stretton Simpson Gordon Engelhardt Lindmeier Anderson Stephens Berg Paxton Leasure Beyer Stalley Mr. Asbury Qcoachj Swenson Lane Simpson Vinsel Fisher Asbury Greenwald Bond Schreiber Larkin Langfeld Greenwald CMgr.j Smith Lovell Reynolds Spence Navolio Wilkins Edwards Shaffer Missman Pagano Fresh-Soph Basketball Gilbert Lane .................., C0-Captains ...........,....... joseph Gordon Julian Goldsmith, Manager George Lorenz, Manager THE TEAM Edgar Anderson . . . ,.., Center Frank Leasure . , . Forward Dale Fisher ...... .... C enter John Lindmeier . Forward Robert Lovell .... .... C enter Malcolm Wilkins Forward Robert Missman . . . .... Center Bruce Engelhardt . .Guard Joseph Gordon .... ..... F orward Clarence Pagano . .Guard Gilbert Lane .....,.. ...,, F orward Donald Asbury . . .Guard Edward Greenwald ........... Forward Warren Schreiber , .Guard Robert LaI'li'iI1 .,............ F01'VWtl7'd Kenneth Simpson , Lindsay Vinsel .... .........Guard SOPHOMORE SCHEDULE Oak Pk. . Waukegan 18 FRESHMAN SCHEDULE Ogk Pk' ' New Trier 18 Oak Pk. . Evanston .30 Oak Pk. . 15 Waukegan 19 Oak Pk. . Waukegan 26 Oak Pk. . 17 Evanston . 21 Oak Pk. . LaGrange. 29 Oak Pk. . 16 Waukegan 30 Oak Pk. . Proviso. . . 14 Oak Pk. . 20 LaGrange. 1 8 Oak Pk. . New Trier 23 Oak Pk. . 13 Proviso. . .33 Oak Pk. .20 Evanston .24 Oak Pk. . 19 LaGrange. 24 Oak Pk. . 19 LaGrange . 31 Oak Pk. .22 Proviso. . .19 Oak Pk. . Proviso. . .35 16 Renz George C. Judd Carr H. Judd Winkler Erskine Sanders Mr. Smith Qcoachj Tye Marriott Olson Alflni Barnes Howard Burns Walker Arrington Shevelson Phillips Lewis Chapman Craig Bulkeley Semor Sw1mm1ng Norman Lewis, Captain Donald Chapman, Manager William Renz, Manager THE TEAM Lewis Biulkeley .,..r .... F ree style Robert Barnes . . . . .Free style William Schuler . .Free style Harry Judd .... . . .Free style Albert George . . .Free style William Alfmi . Breast stroke Robert Howard . . .Free-style Robert Erskine Breast stroke Robert Marriott . .Free style William Winkler Breast stroke Theodore Olson Robert Tye . . . Charles Judd . . . . . . .Freestyle .. .. .,.... Free style ........,...Freestyle Emery Walker . . Donald Phillips . Harris Schevelson Norman Lewis .... Back stroke, Free style Oak Pk. , . 48 SCHEDULE Oak Pk.. .40 Battle C. . 35 Oak Pk Oak Pk.. . 33 Rockford . 42 Oak Pk Oak Pk.28 V2 Maine . 46 W Oak Pk Oak Pk. . . 33 New Trier 26 Oak Pk. . . Oak Pk. . . 52 Proviso . League Meet ............ State Meet .............. ...,.. State Meet ..... . Back stroke . . . .Diving . . . .Diving Proviso . . 7 Deerfield . 9 New Trier 26 Deerfield .16 New Trier 2 8 Oak Pk. . 6th Phillips, 2nd, divingg Lewis, 2nd, backstroke 168 l Bloomquxst QMgr.J Greenlee Jones Grove Loewy Mr. Smith Qcoachj J Winkler MacDowell Wrath Carlsen Hammerstrom Erskine Holquist Dreffein Le Jeune Meisenheimer u.in.1Or Wlrnrnlng J ' S ' ' THE TEAM Thomas Greenlee . . .... Free style Arthur Loewy . . Breast stroke Thomas Jones Charles Lewis Jack Erskine . . . .... Free style . . ...,.. Free style . . ....., Brees! stroke Jay McDowell . William Carlsen John Winkler .. Henry Holquist , . .........Di1!i71g SCHEDULE Oak Pk.. .24 Maine . . .42 Oak Pk.. .45 Deerfield , 8 Oak Pk.. .20 New Trier 33 Oak Pk.. . 10 NewTrier 43 Oak Pk.. . 19 Proviso . .34 Oak Pk.. .39 Deerfield .14 Oak Pk.. .45 Proviso . League Meet .......... ...... O ak Pk. . . 30 New Trier 37 .... ,....Baekstroke . . . . .Back stroke ... . .Diving VH. 2 Darling Mendenhall Canham Beach Brandt Nelson Kendall Neuert Mr. Vfoodruff fcoachj Porter QMgr.j Whiteson Janusz W. johnson Anderson Day R. Johnson Henry QMgr.j O'Donnell McCarthy Hegge Moss Peloquin Wolf Jones Jelinek Stouifer Swaufield Nichols Keil Duncan Kellogg Varsity Track Gerard Peloquin, Captain Robert Porter, Manager Russell Henry, Manager THE TEAM Sprints ...... .,............ ..............,.. K e il, Duncan Hurdles .... , . .,....., Brandt, Nichols, Whitson 440-Yard Run ...O'Donnell, Stouffer, McCarthy 880-Yard Run ..... Wolf, Hegge, Moss, Mendenhall One-Mile Run, ...,..... Mendenhall, Kellogg, Swaufield Relay ....... . . .Keil, Whitson, O'Donnell, McCarthy Shot Put ..,. ..,...,.... B adenoch, Nelson, Kendall High Jump .. .,...................... Canham Pole Vault .... .... P eloquin, Anderson Broad Jump . .,......... Duncan Discus ...... ............ . , ..,..... Kendall SCHEDULE Only first and second place winners given Oak Pk ........,, 95 Maine ,....... . . . 13 Oak Pk .,,,....., 65 2X3 Evanston . ,.,,... 29 1f3 Oak Pk . . ,,.. 56 2f5 Englewood ,,,,,.. 39 1X5 Oak Pk , . ..., 64 New Trier . . . . .31 OakPk. .. ,,.. 401f2 Evanston ....33 Oak Pk ,. .... 67 Froebel . ,. . . . .28 Oak Pk. ,. ,.., 551f4 Evanston . . . . . .45 League Meet Oak Pk. .......... 39 3X5 New Trier . .,.. 33 3X5 Oak Park Relays ,........,..., Oak Pk. lst .,,...., 44 1f2 l 170 ..- ..- Junkunc Lower Grandinetti Doherty Radebaugh Sleepeck Mr. Woodruf Qcoachj Waters Fick Keyes Hirsch Cotsworth Vernet Johnson Scholz Kantenwien Cutsuvitis Bogard Holmes Lake Mitchell Fresh-Soph Track THE TEAM N Sprints .,,. ,......... .,.., H i rsch, Pagano Hurdles ..,., ...,....,...,,.......... L 'ake 440-Yard Run O'Donnell, Stouffer, McCarthy 660-Yard Run ................., Radebaugh, Bogard Relay ....,.. ...., K eil, Whitson, O'Donnell, McCarthy Shot Put .... .......,............... G randinetti High Jump. . . . . Fick, Keyes, Cotsworth Broad Jump. . ......... Fick, Hirsch SCHEDULE N Only first and second place winners given Oak Pk. ...,,.,,.. 56 U.. High. . .,.... ,29 N Oak Pk. ..,.,...., 35 Evanston , ....,.. 33 Oak Pk. . , , 51 1f2 Englewood .,,,... 21 1X2 1 Oak Pk. . ,. 41 2f3 New Trier ....... 171f3 l Evanston ,. 351f2 OakPk .. .. ..., 301f2 1 Oak Pk. . . . 49 1X6 LaGrange . .,.. 27 SX6 Oak Pk. . . . 37 Evanston . . . . .26 LEAGUE MEET Oak Pk. . . . 40 New Trier ,... 33 1X2 l 171 . Hi George McFedries Ferguson Strobel fmgr.j Lutz Willis Cleff Lane Ingraham Mattmiller Zaccone Dierkes McFedries Mr. Foster Qcoachj Curtis Pfund Bourbon Olsen Tuzzolino Senseney White Mundt Armstrong Gore Baseball ....Mamzgers. . . .. Merle Rasmussen . . . William Strobel Daniel Tuzzolino . . Rollo Bourbon ..... Duncan Ferguson ..., Paul Armstrong . . . Herbert Curtis . . John White ...... THE TEAM Robert Lutz ..,. Pitcher Arthur Mattmiller Pitcher Richard Murrdt . .,,.. Pitcher Prescott Lane . . . .,... Catcher Jack Cleff ,.... ..... C atcloer Kevin Dierkes . . ..... Catcher Arthur Merrill .. ..... Catcloer Fred Willis ..,. Jack Gore . . . . . . . . . .First Base . . . . . ,Second Base Frank Senseney. . Melvin Rasmussen Adolph Pfund ..., August Zaccone . .. ............Outfield Oak Pk. . 5 Oak Pk. . 5 Oak Pk. . 10 Oak Pk. . 3 Oak Pk. . 2 Oak Pk. . 8 Oak Pk. . 12 Oak Pk. . 3 Oak Pk. . 4 SCHEDULE LaGrange 4 Austin. . . 7 Crane . . . 7 Senn .... 6 Harrison . 4 Proviso . . 9 Harrison . 11 Evanston .4 Marshall . 11 Oak Pk. . . . .Second Base . . . . .Third Base .....Tlfira' Base .....Sbort Stop . . .Short Stop , . . .Outfield . . . .Outjield . . . .Outfielrl , . . .Outfield . 7 LaGrar1ge.12 OakPk. . 0 Deerfield, 9 Oak Pk. . 4 New Trier. 0 Oak Pk. .12 Morton . . 9 Oak Pk Oak Pk Oak Pk May 24 May 2 8 . . 1 Proviso . . 3 . . 7 Evanston. 8 . . 1 Morton . .14 -Deerfield ..AWay -New Trier.Home 172 N HI Spence W. Walker Kemp Cox Sarena Oliphant Monson Connell Johnson E. Walker QMgr.J Craig Olson Gerhardt Vertuno Jones Ross Berns Filek McKendry Schaub Mr. Noth cC03Cl1, Baird Pratt Wilkins French Marriott Sampson Bradfield Del Rosso Fischer Quayle Basse Piggott Civis Wrath LaMontaine Avery Milchoefer Cooper T ' 911.1115 Oak Pk. Oak Pk. Oak Pk. Oak Pk. Oak Pk. Oak Pk. District Oak Pk. Oak Pk. Joseph Ross, Capiain Russell Baird Arnold Berns Robert Connell James Cox Garland Craig Hugo Del Rosso 'Tom Jones Walter oliphant Emery Walker, Manager THE TEAM SCHEDULE . 5 Riverside. 0 . 3 Morton . . 2 . 12 Tuley . . . 0 . 5 LaGrange 0 . 3 Morton . . 2 . 4 Parker. . . 5 Meet. . .First Place . 5 New Trier O . 4 Deerfield. 1 Oak Pk.. . .4 Evanston .1 Oak Pk.. . .2 New Trier 3 May 18 86 19-State Meet . . . . .Ross 2nd in singles May 21-Riverside . .Away May 22-Deerfield . .Away May 24-Evanston . Home Muay 26-League Meet . . Evanston May 28-LaGrange . Away Robert Kemp Ryder Pratt William Quayle Joseph Ross Robert Schaub Ted Spence Robert Sunley William Walker 173 ,Lx Wolfson Treleaven Stephens Maehler Pope Russell Chamberlin Spitzer Goodere Gordon Snapp Golf THE TEAM Jac Chamberlin Billy Coulter Philip Goodere Joseph Gordon Roy Irish Arthur Maehler William Pope John Russell Gene Snapp Leonard Spitzer Richard Stephens Richard Treleaven Wilmer Wolfson Oak Park .....,..... Oak Park .....,. . . . Oak Park ..,........ May18 and 19...,. May 21 .......,. May 23 ....... May 25 .. May 29 .. 174 UI E o District Meet ....... SCHEDULE 8 M Morton ...,........ 6 V2 ,.,..,.,.......,.Spitzer Qualified 5 M Evanston ........... 9 K2 72 Deerfield ........... 72 ..i....,...,.StateMeet . . . ..... New Trier ....,,.Proviso League Meet . . . . . . Riverside Girls' Athletics Gertz Toren Duremple Rice Anderson Silverman Williams Ochs Vincent Rheinfrank Selbach Robinson Evcrhart McCallum Kreft Giegler O'Haire Christie Drechsler Cobcr ATALANTA POINT AWARDS Girls' Athletics SENIOR HOCKEY TEAM Christie Fleming Rice Miss Knapp Drechsler Dutemple McElroy Vernon Jamieson Cober Jones Sch aubel Seyfried Ochs Morrison Atkin Beck Macliwan Wieand Giegler Schreiber Robinson Spiker JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Girls' Athletics LIFE SAVERS -11...- '31 X E. e INTRAMURAL WINNERS Heavyweight Basketball George Hesik, Manager Lightweight Basketball Senior Track Midget Basketball Consolation Basketball Tournament l 178 Q INTRAMURAL WINNERS Swimming Charles Kelley, Free Throw Champion Tennis Free Throw Class Winners Volley Ball junior Track Ping Pong 179 L Senior Mock Election Most popular girl ...... Most popular boy. , . Best-looking girl . . . Best-looking boy .... Class sophisticate ll.... Class Man-about Town Class Man-Hater ...... Class Woman-Hater . . Girl Date-Breaker . . Boy Date-Breaker .... Girl with best line .... Boy with best line. . . Class Lion ,..... Class Lamb ......,. Class Heart-Breaker. . . Class Crooner ...., Class Chiseler. . . Cutest Girl. . . . . Class Wisecracker ..... Class Gloom-Chaser A... Class He-Mann .... . . Most Talkative Girl .... . .Dorothy Herrmann .......John Armour . , .Helen Porter . . , , .James Sigman . . . .Rhoda Tark . , , . . . .Harry Sturla . .Emily Ann Harvey . . . . .Murray Lyon . . . .Eleanor Johnson . . , .Wilson Foster , . . .Marjorie Jones ....,.....I-IarrySturla Robert Van Wagoner , . . . . . .Murray Lyon . . . .Dorothy Herrmann Robert Van Wagoner ........Eugene Shier . . . . .Janet Powers . . . .Robert Williams . . .Dorothea Stuchlik . . . .John Armour . . .Mary Wilson .-K., in :Q FOOTBALL fLeff io Rigblj They'l1 get him! Local boys make good! Down but not out! Whither away? Banks-kicking. Strike up the band! FOOTBALL fRiglJt to Leflj Here We go again! The Kick Off. Between the halves. Shift, Ughz The Ups and Downs 63 can't take it. FOOTBALL fLefl to Righty Another score. Cakes on his way around end. Heading the ball. Interference clears the Way. Armour apparently got his opening. Fumble! I A I we ff., 1 Q' .Z,'. .:21:, , S :,A we A SPECTATORS Uiiglwf fo Lvffj Mr. and Mrs. The rahs that refre sh us! Just a couple of Al's.', The cheering section fnot , cheeringj. Some of the boys. 'QOver somebody els deff, Ushers all. Men Wanted! R-r-r-r-romance? A long Oak Park! e,s shoul- ,-. A ,, , r SOCCER fLf'ff lo Rigbtj Just another goal. Close playing. The goalie,s on his toes. Heading the ball. Right between the shoulders! SPORTING HIGHLIGHTS fliigbf to Lrftj - Gym exhibit. Coach Souchek. Holmes shows them how. Nor Armour of O. P. Half of the Austin game. Warming up. i 191 SWIMMING fLeft fo Rigbtj The Swimming Team. Phillips on the board. Time trials. Start of the backstroke GIRLS' SPORTS fLz'fl fo RigbiQ Plunge! Swan dive. Ready to shoot. Free-throw. The Tip-Off. FIELD HOUSE SPORTS fLeft lo Riglatj Low hurdles in the Relay meet The high hurdles. Going after it. Little of the Lights lifts one Going up! Turning a foul to good ad- vantage. SPRING SPORTS fRight to Lcffj Over the top. A fast one. Service. Spring football. Southpaw. THE IVORY DOOR fLeft lo Rigfstj King Hilary and Prince Peri- vale. Get thee hence thou pock- faced knavef' Tumbler. Come, let us be part of the legend. Cold, proud, beautiful. Premieres clanseuses. The Zoo. THE IVORY DOOR Kliigbl to Lcflj Captain Bruno Perivale and Lilia. The Chancellor. Old Anna. Beppo. What ho, the guard! Tumbler. Thora and ladies-in-waiting. P ' fda 3. 'L 11 VT, , X4 HONOR BRIGHT fLeft to Rigbtj Sure an, you're right Miss. And then you add the eggf And did you see this? Mother Dagny and che Rev erend Bill. AW cutemsf' Genie, Buelie, and Snook umsf' By che light of the moonf, Oh! Oh! the cops. JUNIOR PROM fRigbt fo Lcffj Receiving line. Decorations. Watching the floor Not n stag line. Refreshments. show CLASS ACTIVITIES fLeft lo Righty Sewing. Chemistry class. Angel food cake in the mak ing. Botany class. 0 CLASS ACTIVITIES fRig1Jf lo Lcffj Cooking. Forging-making casts. Machine shop. Chemistry. Manual Training - tilt tables. to CLASS ACTIVITIES fLeff lo Rigblj Dress-making. Girls' Manual Arts. Typing class. Art class. CLASS ACTIVITIES fLeft lo Righij An embryo blacksmith. A lamp in the making. Foundry pouring. Spraying on the Iacquer. THE OUTSIDE fLvj't io Riglafj Mr. Wood on guard. Time out after lunch. The thundering herd. Tascher. The afternoon begins. Heaviside. Austin. Any time, any afternoon 4 THE INSIDE Kliight to Leftj Dieting? Happy Birthday! Girls' Club welcomes new girls. C lunch period. The staff is prominent. Snapped unawares. On with the Football dance. THE CENTURY OF PROGRESS fLeft to Righfg 1. Herrmann, Wade, Erwin, Stockdale, Sullivan, Frank, Powers, Stuchlik, Braese. 2. Gibbs. 5. Caspers, Dietrich, Strub. 4. Sturla, Nauman. 5. Stafford. 6. General Motors. 7. The Casino. 206 l l VACATION fzugbf to Lefty Williams. Raiser. Patterson, Post. Belzer. Foley. Milles. Robertson, Stuchlik. King. Schwabe, Fricke, Otto, John son. Mills, Madsen. Clark. Girven. Darrah, Melchert, Pitann. MOSTLY TWINS fLefl to Rigbtj Williams. Strickert. Jones, Bermingham, Stuchlik Kelly, H. Judd, Hage, King Collins, Oakes. Levy, Stockdale, son, Shevelson. The Robertsons. The Larimers. The judcls. The Birneys. Drechsler. Connell. Wade, Nel AROUND SCHOOL fxfgbf to Leftf McBane, Nagel, C. Judd, Ol- son, H. Judd. Whistler, Whowell. Hage, Stuchlik, Bermingham, Jones, C. Judd. Todd. 8:05ers. McBlane. Campbell. 0 W SENIORS fLeft io Rigbtj R. Pitann, Luebke McClintock. Benson, Campbell. Spilane. Melchert. Hessenbruch. Michelsen. Priebe. On the march. Clark, Coon. 210 SENIORS Uiigbf to Lvffj Melcherr, Pirann D arra h, Sheaff. Brown. Vernon, Califf. Redell, Goecsch. Hollnagel. Anderson. Darling. Carmody. Porter. Mojonnier. Augustine, Rice, McCreary .fu iii- l , vase +5 'LA 'Z' We SENIORS fLf'ff fo Rigblj Dutemple, Molyneux. Robertson. Barnes. P. Johnson. Evensen, Fricke. G. Christie, Drechsler, Walsh R. Christie, Fort, Shaubel. Stewart, Stephens. Moses, Allan, Christie, Ochs. LaMontaine, Hill, Seidel. 212 ADVERTISERS These firms have been very generous in supporting this annual. The students can return the favor by remem- bering them when they go shopping. ITIOSSI' 'f' The Business College with the Univer- sity Atmosphere-Famous for the High Type of Employees if Develops O N L Y FOUR YEAR HIGH SCHOOL y GRADUATES ENROLLED Bulletin Free on Request NO SOLICITORS EMPLOYED 'll6 South Michigan Avenue Chicago Randolph 4347 214 metropolitan JBusiness College Offers the following Courses to HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: STENOTYPY-THE MACHINE WAY IN SHORTHAND PRIVATE SECRETARIAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 21l'1Cl ADVANCED ACCOUNTING Special College Preparafory Course' June, July and August Mu-nson and Gregg Shorthand Hours 8 A. M. to 1 P. M. -.Ds3.I1gsD.- OAK LEAVES BUILDING 1140 Lake Street Phones Village 58 8 0- 5 8 81 I 215 WANTED! fLefl lo Rigblj 3677 320 3487 3673 297 323 3449 361 3451 2938 2915 2883 Schaus. Neuman. Madsen. Olson. Strickert. Elliot. Rogers. Winkler. Maveery. Glenn Gilmore. Nelson. rl-us uxf A LIVE scHO0L BRUCE I' OUR TYP WRITING CLASS WHERE HIGH SPEED I5 ATTAlNED. Visit the school for a personal trip of in- spection. Here the pick of the youth of the middle West are training for leadership in business. Sixteen practical courses includ- ing Business Administration and Executive Secretarial. Convenient coupon below brings you catalogue. A1 :he heun line World! Fair. School Please man me complete analogue: Name ..,,.., .... Address ..... . .. 4... go. Rand. 1575 DO YOU REMEMBER? ruff fo Righty R. Pitann, Birney, Sheaff, P. Pitan-n, Frederick, Brooks. Post, Steffens, teacher, Kerner Erwin, Herrmann. Marsh. Schroeder. Schmidt, Scranton, Surbeck F. Krohn, Finholt, Johnson Brown. Youth Judges all motor CARS b their Aerod namic Styling---HUPMOBILE at S795 and up at factory As advanced in engineering as in style A new thrill in driving and riding. MICHI GAMBILL MOTOR COMPANY, INC. GAN AVENUE AT 25TH STREET CALUMET 5800 Or Your Neighborhood Hujmzobilc' Dealer Everything ,1Z, Everytlaing QUALITY FOODS FRUITS and VEGETABLES Choicest and freshest of Fruits and Vegetables in and out of season. G R O C E R I E S Not just 'lplain everyday Groceries but also rare and out of the ordinary delicacies at plain every- day prices. BAKED GOODS Only strictly fresh eggs and Hnest Creamery butter used. With hot Weather coming on Why bother baking? Let us do it for you. M E A T s Not just meats at a price, attractively put up, but kept at proper temperatures in modern refriger- ators. Meats, poultry and fish of all kinds that are tender and flavorsome. DELICATESSEN A variety of Salads and Cooked Foods prepared small quantities at a time to assure you of that uhome- like flavor. We also prepare complete Luncheons, Dinners, etc.-everything from 'lsoup to nuts for your church dinner, card club, men's club, etc. We will always be glad to quote a price for your next affair and can also offer many helpful suggestions. You are uI1w13's welcome if just! lo visit our store. We apjvreciafc' your visil! QUALITY - FIRST STRICKLAND'S FOODS 127 MARION ST., EUCLID 3800 OAK PARK, ILL. 7:I LAKE ST., VILLAGE 4900 219 ,.....-vm. It Is the Policy of This Bank to serve depositors in a distinctive, careful and courteous mannerg to keep in mind the individual requirements of each and to leave nothing undone that will better protect the customers' interests. Those having financial matters to transact are cordially invited to avail themselves of our facilities and equipment for the safe handling of matters of this nature. LQ? Avenue State Bank 104 N. Oak Park Avenue OAK PARK, ILL. 220 W a s Q A FLOWERS FOR EVERYBODY Serving Oak Park and River Forest With Quality Flowers for the Past Fourteen Years- 1 0' CV FLORAL ARTIST 100 North OOD Dork Avenue Floral Phones 35,2122 426 and4'27 Hilliamofnlmev 221 , , SSN-s--QQLV W W 3, ll lfmnlllnnglt W V xy W- XA X llillll Y QNX N qMQyH.Qtw'llfQlJlmX l il ll lu Nxt wx lx lv ll ll Q qt .yn ll l ' X l lll XXJWXX l l V3 lf x SOUND managerial policies and long, successful experience have provided us with sufficient equipment, adequate personnel, and ample resources to render dependable service as artists and makers of fine printing plates. That you will be secure from chance, is our first promise. JAHN 8t OLLIER ENGRAVING CO. B17 West Washington Blvd., - Chicago, Illinois 222 ln the foreground' Ft. Dearborn referected in Grant Park on Chicago's lake front. Illustration by Jahn fr Ollier Art Studios. XX, C0112 1511172671 is of GJINOCCHJIO BROTHERS 653119 FIGATNER-SCOTT CO. WALL PAPER 0 PAINTS We offer a complete line of paint materials to the Decorator and Home Owner. Our Wall Paper line is most complete with a choice selection of over 600 patterns including the new Washables. Our Artist Supplies consist of the best grades of Canvas, Brushes, Oil Colors, etc. Visit O1l1'71C LU Oak Park Sforc 122 N. Marion St. Euclid 6767 CHICAGO STORE CICERO STORE 4341 W. Madison St. 6031 W. 22nd St Columbus 2660 Cicero 67 223 224 DO YOU REMEMBER? fLcfl to Rigbfj Birney, Raymond. Garfitt. Caspers. Palmer, Roberts, Steffens. Herrmann, Erwin, Novak Frank, Walsh, Powers, - Schaubel, Sutton. Stafford. Schaubel. Otto. Uiffer T h e T h e a 15 e 1' EVERYWHERE THERE IS ONE FAVORITE RENDEZVOUS FOR AN 'QAFTER-THE-THEATER BITE In Oak Park it's the OAK PARK ICE CREAM SHOP Delightful Atmosphere 1 Delicious Sandwiches 1 Sodas and Suudaes OPEN UNTIL I A. M. Oak Park Ice Cream hop 814 North Boulevard Oak Park Success to The Class of 1 93 4 '23 HAROLD E. I-IAYWARD The jeweler 111 Marion St. Oak Park 0 If CHICAGCD.I-LLINQIS PAINT AND WALL PAPER 4821-23 CHICAGO AVE., CHICAGO 5924-26 CHICAGO AVE., CHICAGO 170 N. YORK ST., ELMHURST Chicago Phones Oak Park Phones Austin 1170-1171 Euclid 790 fPrivate Exchange to Both Chicago Storesj Elmhurst Phone-Elmhurst 1242 225 The Bid Is Down the Quality up Davis Coal SL Coke Co 100 N. Ridgeland Ave. EL1C1id 552-843 GXJQZO Eight Years of Quality Service to Your High School 226 The ROUND TABLE TEA ROOINI HOME-COOKED MEALS That Do justice to an Appeme 735 Lake Street JEAN GROOTE, PROP. l . A Drug Slore at Your Door CALL EUCLID 4700 Fair Oaks Pharmacy R. L. shiley, R.Ph. Ridgeland and Chicago Avenues OAK PARK, ILL. In the Years to Come.. Madame Pankow will be pleased to always serve Oak Park schol- ars and sends her best wishes to every grad- uate for Future Pros- perity ..... MQWI OW CF? 1033 South Blvd. - Euclid 371 NOTH,S LIBRARY and GIFT SHOP NOW LOCATED AT 134 So. Oak Park Avenue Hattstrom 85 Sanders Sricntific and Manufacturing OPTICIANS f Cor. Lake and Forest OAK PARK, ILL. Phone Village 9298 FIRESTO E PRODUCTS and SERVICE 226 Lake Street Oak Park Compliments of CHICAGO WEST TOWNS RAILWAYS, INC. Chartered Busses for Parties 5227 With Compliments Of YOUR LUNCH RGQM HC01'l1!61'liC1Zf and Economical OAK PARK GARAGE Located One-Half Block from High School Rrasovznble rates by the month for rurx lvfl during xclsool hours EXCELLENT AUTO LAUNDRY AND GREASING DEPARTMENT 515-19 Lake Street Euclid 10175 ANN EMERY HALL Tormitory of Distinction for women attending the UNIVERSITY of WISCONSIN Reasonable Rates for SUMMER SESSION and FALL TERM Write for illnxtrufed folder 265 LANGDON ST. MADISON, WISCONSIN 142 S. OAK PARK AVE. 1102 CHICAGO AVE. We Do Honest Cleaning THE PETERSEN GARMENTS f RUGS DRAPERIES ICE CREAM SHOPS BULK AND BRICK ICE CREAMS Frozen Puddings Fancy Molds Jgmeg Su-aka QPmP.j Spun Sugar Ribbon Candy Austin 6911 301 South Boulevard Euclid 6130 Euclid 6131 Mmfifld 7000 Village 7700 Ask Your Dealer for WESTPH L'S Costs More- But Worth It PHONES: EUCLID 252, FOREST 2337 AVENUE BAKE HOP Phone Euclid 1 145 143 S. Oak Park Avenue 2 SWEET INNOCENCE ILefl 10 Riglatj Rogers. Mojonnier. Hessenbruch. Baumrucker, Spillane. Post. Fox Steifens. Hafner. Gil Gkcuffed Gonna Life will hold many plans for you . . . plans you will make out of hopes and dreams . . . plans you will be able to carry through . . . plans which may have to be abandoned. Plans carefully followed may bring your successg carelessly followed, your failure. As long as you have money coming in, be it salary or allowance, you should have a definite savings plan. It is the Hrst step in the charting of your financial course, and, if followed conscientiously, means a step toward success. Calc Park Trust and Savings Bank LAKE and MARION STREETS Compliments of Brooks Laun ry DRY CLEANING f RUG CLEANING 1 DYEING Bundles of Satisfaction VILLAGE 8000 AUSTIN 1960 Compliments of PCPKEN HARDWARE CC. 231 Wwm mfww SWB ENB ILIINNDIEN IDIRIINWVIINCG CEU., K 15W JVCEDUHHHT JJIEIFIFIEIRMDN .WIRIEIETY 4II11'I+lI11D51G51CIiD,II IULIINUIIJT 55 xv. J 1 2 X. Q1 .1 Jrocfucers gf 3 .- : QQLPQWHQ .Qnnuals . 15 GIGDILILIEGIE 111111119 1111111.51111 .1'cr1111c1111c111 11111.1111s111111i,f1-11111111111 1P1P1111w1111f11x1r x 1 1 .io , Qc' E A 1 N. 11 BLUE CAB PAT SY 1? Tearoom COZY f CLEAN 1 NEAT Wfbere Dining Is a Treat 5 8 00 1740 VILLAGE FOREST 130 N, Ridgeland Euc. 6866 Compliments Compliments of ROY S. RALSTON JOBBING CONFECTIONER E. W. KNEIP 95, Fritz Schoultz SL Co. QGSGEWP 'Q appreciate the privilege of supplying QXCHOUIIZ COSTUMES 4: P 1 O Q To the OAK PARK AND RIVER FOREST TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL J' COSTUMES rented for all purposes 'Z' PLAYS S8 W. Lake Street Est. 1886 Chicago, Ill. Hardware Housewares Gift Headquarters 126 NORTH OAK PARK AVENUE Oak Park, Illinois Phone Euclid 9700 RADIO Sl TOYS SPORTING GOODS 233 y' WH- Y -- W 1 Hi an SWEET INNOCENCE Lffx Io Rfghfy Redell Melchert Stuchlik. Temple. Clark. Henson and Henson. Caspers. Pifann. Erwin. Palmer. Coon. Eberle. Madsen. PERFECTION BRAND WM. Y. GILMORE St SoNs Exceptional Quality BUTTER and EGGS Cafeterias, Hotels, Clubs Oak Pa1fk's H ome Owned Dining Cars a Specialty Depaytfnent Stoye SPANGENBERG 86 CO. Est. 1865 48 W. Kinzie St' OAK PARK AVENUE AT LAKE STREET T l h E l' e ep one uc id 9830 Compliments B. M. NORTON 86 CO. FRANKLIN FISH CO. INTERIOR DECORATORS WHOLESALE FISH Q DEALERS 1 501 N. Desplaines Street 133 Forest Ave. Oak Park, Ill. Monroe 7130 Irresistible creations of the new mode in . fi , SMOOTHIES 5 LINGERIE HOSIERY GLOVES BOUDOIR SLIPPERS QQQQ-4. HANDKERCHIEFS ?' X i lli 1145 South Oak Park Ave. MABEL HAWKINS Euclid 5152 Best wishes to the class of 1934! Again a MOLLOY-MADE cover is used on the 1934 Tabula. Year after year MOLLOY-MADE covers embody that extra measure of quality that guarantees staffs all over the country the ultimate in appearance and durability. 1935 staffs can make a fine start by specifying ltMOLLOY.,, The David J. Molloy Plant 2857 NORTH WESTERN AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 235 The GIBSON STUDIOS 58 EAST WASHINGTON STREET CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Telephone Central 3982 PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR TI-IE 1934 TABULA 236 QA Real ?erf0rmer T h e F o r d V 8 A Choice of Models and Colors SNGW BRCS. Authorized Dealer Euclid 7100 1011 South Blvd. Austin 4422 Oak Park, Ill. Watch The Fords G0 By What the Child Isl THE GROWN-UP WILL BE Education . . . so much more than just reading, writing, and arithmetic! . . . the art of gracious living . . . the appreciation of good foods . . . things the future hostess and host should learn . . . and can learn only through knowing the finest foods . . . And there are none finer than Richelieu Quality Products. RICHELIEU Grocer Agents Oak Park and River Forest, Illinois The GAK PARKER . . . wishes to join in congratulating the Senior Class on its many noteworthy achievements. 237 Graduate to College Clothes .Ci X 1 Once again this fall Marshall Fielcl and Company will open ap a college shop. Yon will jincl a grand collection of clothes, everything yoifll neecl to swing into college life. Girls from many prominent colleges will he there to greet you anal help yon with your many prohlems. Who knows, they may he your sorority sis- ters soon. 4 ,ff L ARSHALL FIELD sf c3oMPANY College Shop - Sixth Floor 238 Advertising Index Advertisers Page Ann Emery Hall ..., Avenue Bake Shop ..,, Avenue State Bank. , . . BlueCabCo.... ...,,, Brooks Laundry Co ,,.,........ Bryant Stratton Business College. Chicago West Towns R. R. .,,, . Davis Coal and Coke ....,..,. Fair Oaks Pharmacy .,,,.. Marshall Field and Co. . . Figatner Scott Co.. . , . Firestone Products . , Franklin 'Fish Co. ..,.... . Gambill Motor Co. ..,..... , Wm. Y. Gilmore and Sons .,.. Gibson Studios ..,...,.., Ginnoccio Brothers ,... Hattstrom Sanders Co.. . . . Mabel Hawkins .,..,.. Hayward the Jeweler. . , -Iahn and Ollier ,..,... Kneip and Co. ..,.. . J. C. Licht co. ....... . Linden Printing Co. .,..... . High School Lunch Room ,.,.... Metropolitan Business College ..,. David Molloy Co. ........ . Moser Business College .,.... B. M. Norton Co. ....,.,..... . Noth Library and Gift Shop ,.... Oak Parker . , ........,... . Oak Park Garage ......., .,.,. Oak Park Ice Cream Shop ....... Oak Park Trust and Savings Bank ...,, . , Palmer the Florist .,....,..... Madame Pankow .,.....,..... Patsy Tea Room ,... Perfection Cleaners . . . Petersen Ice Cream ..... Popken Hardware Co.. . . Richelieu Foods ,,..,,.... Roy S. Ralston. , , ...... . . . . The Round Table Tea Room .,... Fritz Schoultz Costume Co.. . . Snow Brothers, Fords .,.,,.. Spangenberg and Co. ..... . Strickland's Foods ......... Walker Hardware Co. ,...... . Westphal's Bottling Works ,... H 229 229 220 233 231 217 227 226 227 238 223 227 235 219 235 236 223 227 235 225 222 233 225 232 228 215 235 214 235 227 237 229 225 231 221 227 233 229 229 231 237 233 227 233 237 235 239 233 229 i Y I l F 5 L W 5 I I F i w P I I E 1 k b V Legi