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

Text from Pages 1 - 234 of the 1939 volume:

1 Q 1 1 I 4 F . w V' or NINETEEN TIJIDTV NINE ,S M T QUL l A PUBLICATION OE THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE OAK PARK AND RIVER FOREST TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL This Koda I1 I Ih enhance wa 'rIc W I1 g +on's BIrII'1cIa fp ef ,l Y fi QP 6 Q if gill l y X y l 6' l l lily 'lzlii T X yll ll J ll ilk? Berrl' Beverly Norberl' Buenlk Barbara Elle'H' Rosemary Gnaedinger Mariorie Mailmiller Helen Moe Virginia Morse Doris Neely Roberfa Shinn Arlisl' Dorofhy Sindelar Harry Smilh Jack Train Alan Weess Phoiographer We, lhe edilors, have fried lo make lhis year's Annual definirely a sludenf book-a book of 'rhe sfudenls, by 'fha srudenls, and 'For 'rhe srudenfs. To symbolize our +heme we have crealed 'rwo characlers, Mary Oak Park and John River Foresr, who are 'rypical of our slu- clenf bocly. Throughoul' Jrhe book 'lhey can be seen laking perl' in The many and varied opporrunilles Jrhal' our school offers. By par- Hciparion in 'rhe differenf fields, Adminisfra- Hon, Academics, Acliviries, and Arhlelics. Jrhey gain much enviable experience. THE EDITUIQS ADM' N ISTIQATIDN igiggigriili Adminisiraiion ii ACADEMICS Seniors Honors Underclassmen ACTIVITIES 25233 and Music Publicaiions Drama Clubs ATH LE1-ICS Boys Girls ID If D I CATI U N TO YOU, THE BOYS AND GIRLS WHO ARE THE SCHOOL THIS TABULA IS DEDICATED 6 These Jr wo porlrails are composilre pholographsg fhal' is fhey are single piclrures made by prinling The individual pholo- graphs of a large number of boys or girls in 'rhe sa ' ' on lhe paper. The finished denfs of h me pOSIl'IOY'I producls represenl 'reOalcParlcacl' average slu- n River Foresf High School. 070 F V 1 y, n I 1 089 X -5' x ...M 215 ,,,g Fw 2a,2s J. ri - 4' 1 4 S 5 1 f H E E E E 5 Q a 5 s E S 2 Q 3 E 2 5 E Q 2 Q X i 9 , M Qx 94 x J- 2 'LE' M QUl,, NIL X Xl 1? X M MR. FRITZEMEIER MISS ORCUTT MR. METCALF aloe AIDMI N ISTIQATIDN MR. McDANIEL SUPERINTENDENT During Ihe Jrweniy-six years of Mr. McDanieI's adminisfrafion, our school has noi only broadened The scope of i'+s ac- Iiviiies, Ioul has also Iurlhered i'rs naiion- wide repuialion for high scholaslic sland- ing. For his Iireless efforlfs on our behalf, we exiend Io him our whole-hearied ap- preciaiion. THE DEANS MISS BENNETT MR. OBRIEN MISS BLACKBURN MR. KETCHAM MISS WECKEL MR. BOBBITT Much of Ihe progress Ihal we have made during high school can be aHri'b- uied Io Ihe help and advice given us by Ihe deans. Their fields of work have be- come so exiensive +ha+ Ihis year H' was necessary Io have assisI'anI's for 'rhe iunior- senior deans. Miss OrcuH' was appoinled To help Miss Bennell, and Mr. Meicalf Io help Mr. Bobbirl. Mr. Friizemeier also joined Ihe advisory slaff as Placemenf Direclor. AND FACULTY DIJIBLIC SDIEAIKING The aim oT The Public Speaking DeparTmenT is To encourage pu- pils To speak eTTecTively. Each boy and girl realizes Trom reciTa- Tion experiences how diTTiculT iT is To arrange ThoughTs and prop- erly express Them beTore an audi- ence. Bodily expression is em- phasized as a parT oT eTTecTive ' Mr. Ramsay lHeadj presenTaTion. Miss Lounsbury MUSIC The promoTion oT an inTeresT Tor music, and The Teaching oT an appreciaTion oT good music are The aims oT The Music DeparT- menT. The accomplishmenT oT These aims is shown wiTh The pre- senTaTion oT The semi-annual Tes- Tivals aT ChrisTmas and in The spring. These TesTivals are high- spoTs oT The year. Mr. LiTTle Mrs. Boynfon Mr. Embs lHeadJ DID IVING The Driving DeparTmenT was or- ganized approximaTely Two years ago so ThaT Oak Park sTudenTs would become acquainTed wiTh The rules and regulaTions oT The highways, and so ThaT They would become saTe, careful, and cour- Teous drivers. AlerTness, consid- eraTion Tor oThers, and a wise choice oT speed are Their waTch- words. Mr. Pinckney ADT ' The ArT DeparTmenT has suc- cessTully sTriven To give pupils an appreciaTion oT The beauTiTul, and The abiliTy To express Themselves Through The many mediums oT line, value, color, Torm, and Tex- Ture. ThaT The sTudenTs have been successTul is evidenced by The Tre- quenT inviTaTions To exhibiT work. Mr. Wa'fson Mrs. Eckarl' ll-leadl Miss Clark STANDING-Mr. J. Thompson, Mrs. Monroe, Miss Harringlon, Mr. Hohn, Miss Rems- burg, Miss Davis, Mrs. Bollon, Miss Lounsbury, Mr. Plafl lHeadJ. SEATED-Mrs. M. Thompson, Miss Burl, Miss Allen, Miss Smilh, Miss Ball, Miss DeGrof'f, Miss Payne. ENGLISH STANDING-Mr. G-ehlrnann, Miss Linden, Miss Bolhwell, Miss Hardie, Miss Graham, Mrs. Zerwer, Mr. Kimball. SEATED-Miss Wrighf, Mrs. Johnson Miss orcuii, Miss Chamberlain, Miss 'Black- burn, Miss Boies. Changing conclilions in Oak Park and River Fore-sl have broughr new problems lo lhe English Deparlmenr. To make pracrical acliuslmenl' 'ro siuclenl' inleresls, The Deparlmenl' is revising i+s curriculum lo meer Jrhe individual needs of lhree classes ol sludenls: Jrhe college group, lhe prepara- lion-for-lile group, and The slow bul imlelligenl pupils. During l'he presenl' year 'rhe whole slafl has experimenled wilh new malerials wilh a view lo selling up a program of wriling, spealcing, and reading, in ihese lhree main srrancls of educalion. ul20 STANDING Miss MclnTire, Miss Pomeroy, M Slagh Miss Brubaker, Miss Muir. SEATED Mss Davidson, Miss Woodrurf Cl-leadj Mss Whaley. LATI N This year we again have prooT oT The excellence of The LaTin DeparT- menT, Tor in a disTricT compeTiTive examinaTion our sTudenTs came ouT on Top. This success can be aTTribuTed only To Their Thorough Training in Trans- larion. LaTin sTudenTs have gained The habiT oT clear and criTical Thinking by analyzing The conTenT oT The LaTin read: They have enlarged and improved Their English vocabulary by sTudying words ThaT have come direcTly or in- direcTly Trom The LaTing They have Tound a sTrilcing similariTy beTween ancienT and modern problems, ancl have Tound answers Tor The problems oT Today Trom The recorded wisdom oT The Romans. CDMMEIQCIAL The Commercial DeparTmenT Trains Tor useTul ciTizenship by preparing our young people To become eiTher selT-supporTing upon graduaTion or by in- creasing Their abiliry To cleTray Their college expenses. Besides The deTiniTely vocaTional courses in TypewriTi'ng, sTenography, and oTTice machine opera- Tion, The work in bookkeeping serves To creaTe an appreciaTion and under- sTanding OT business Theory and pracTice. Courses in economics and com- mercial law oTFer a chance Tor broader developmenr and iniTiaTe an inTeresT in The larger aTTairs To be meT in adulT liTe. 0I3o STANDING Mr Hg? Mr 'Seymour lHeadl H Mr FrlTzeme er I SEATED M s B Ha Tman Mss Burey Miss BarTon Mss Babcok Miss Riggs Mr Wilson STANDING-Mr. Fuog, Mr. Carson, Mrs. Hinman, Miss Lindern, Mr. Price, Mr. Heckefsweiler, Miss Lacy, Mr. Slagh. SEATED-Mr. Lanning, Mr. Roehrn, Miss Whaley, Mr. STephens lHeadl, Miss Ben- neTT, Mrs. Wilhelm, Mr, ColleTTi, Mr, BobbiTT. Noi' in The picTure-Miss Magowan, Miss Wilson. ITISTD The name Social STudies is generally applied To This deparTmenT Tor The Term includes much more Than hisTory. The cleparTmenT oTTers courses in AncienT, Medieval, Modern European l-lis+ory, World l-lisTory, and American l-lisTory. Courses in Economics, Civics, and Social problems are also included. The general aim oT The oleparTmenT is To acguainT The indi- vidual wi+h The world in which he Tinds himself. MATH EMAT CS All oT The class work in maThemaTics is designed To emphasize These Tour poinTs: maThemaTical subiecTs consTiTuTe an i'mporTanT body oT knowl- edge: They Turnish The scienTisT wifh a meThod and The Tormulas Tor his work: They Turnish all people wiTh an insTrumenT Tor inTerpreTing our scienTiTic and economic environment They exhibil- a meThocl oT ThoughT.'The hisTorical and recreaTional side oT The subiecT is developed by The NewTon Club. oI4l STANDING Miss Payne Mr FosTer Miss HarTman Mr Owen Mr Wahl Mr Aus Tin lHeadl Mr Woodruff Mr Van Dyke Mrs Johnson Miss Bevens SEATED M Biorlie M Kifch Miss n Thony Miss Hawkins Miss La VenTure Mr Chandler Miss Inks STANDING-Mr. Soliday, Mr. KeTcham, Mr. May, Mr. MeTcalT, Mr. Schneller, Mr. Gocker, Mr. FounTain, Mr. RosseTTer, Mr. King, Mr. Aeby. SEATED-Dr. Beeman lHeadl, Mr. STewarT, Miss BoncluranT, Miss Weckel lHeadl, Miss Turner, Miss WilIisTon, Mr. Park, Mr. O'Brien lhleadl. SCIENCE The sciences oT The school consisT oT general science, boTany, chemisTry, geography, physics, and zoology. This year Two non-laboraTory advanced sciences. physical and biological, were also given. Dr. Norvil Beeman was appoinTed head oT The ChemisTry DeparTmenT, succeeding Dr. Osborne, under whose leadership excepTional work has always been done in chemisTry. Mr. Lyle F. STewarT has direcTed and developed a program Tor visual edu- caTion. A special room has been TiTTed Tor This work, and equipmenT has been purchased Tor showing silenT, sound, opaque, glass slide, and Tilm slide picTures. MDDEIQN LANGUAGE There are Three modern languages TaughT in our school: French, Spanish, and German. The Teachers oT The modern languages believe ThaT They musT noT limiT Their acTiviTies To Teaching The essenTials oT grammar and The elemenTs oT reading, wriTing, and speaking The language. ln an eTTorT To make pupils undersTand and appreciaTe The people oT oTher lands, These deparTmenTs oTler, ouTside OT class, assemblies wiTh lecTures, plays and movies, a French club, radio programs, and correspondence wiTh sTudenTs in oTher counTries. STANDING-Miss Geller, Miss Ball, Mr. E. Thompson, Miss S. Thompson, Miss Miller. SEATED-Miss Sibley lHeadl, Miss Walker lHeadl, Miss Maxwell ll-leadl, Mrs. Nor- Ton, Mme. BluzaT. Noi' in This picfure-Miss Ward, 0 DING M' Gogle, Miss Knapp, Mrs. ST-Nixflilma Th Pressl, Miss Schneller. SEATED Mss AxTell, Mrs. Marfin QHeadJ, Miss H bsTeTTer, Mrs. DePuy. GI DLS' DI-IYSICAL EDUCATIDN The girls' healTh and physical educaTior1 cleparTmenTs have Two main obiecTives. The TirsT is To sTimulaTe high school girls To wanT habiTs and aTTiTudes oT good healTh by acquainTing Them wiTh The inTormaTion which makes This possible, and sTimulaTing an inTeresT in healTh concliTions oT home. communiTy, and counTry. The second obiecTive is To Teach girls To desire an accumulaTion oT a wide varieTy oT physical skills, ThaT They may have many hours oT pleasure now, and Tor The resT of Their lives. BUYS' DHYSICAL EDUCATIDN The work oT The Boys' Physical EducaTion DeparTmenT can be divided inTo, Two secTions: regular class work and inTerscholasTic sporTs. Class work is designed To enlarge The boys' healTh program. A culminaTion oT The year's worlq is Tound in The annual gym exhibiT in which abouT nine hundred boys parTicipaTe. ThaT The inTerscholasTic program is successTul is seen in The TacT ThaT each year more and more boys parTicipaTe as members OT The many commendable Teams. 0160 STANDING-Mr. ScoTT, Mr. Nofh Mr Smlfh Mr. Harshbarger. SEATED-Mr. Wood, Mr. Holmes ll-lead, Mr. ran ze r. h F Tn, M Souce STANDING-Mr. Lane, Mr. Paxlon, Mr. Brinkman, Mr. Daniels, Mr. Asbury. SEATED-Mr. Spear, Mr. Taylor lHeadT, Mr. Chandler. I'l0USEl'l0LD AIQTS ProoT oT The populariTy oT The Household ArTs courses can be seen in ThaT nearly eighT hundred girls enroll in This course yearly. The courses in Toods and cloThing are designed To oTTer Training Tor TuTure home makers. They include The sTudy OT The source OT Things used in our everyday lives, OT consumer buying relaTionshi'ps, oT budgeTing and The use OT money, oT selecTing, making and caring Tor cloThes, OT Tood selecTion and care OT The body, and oT The appreciaTion oT homes. I N DUSTIQIAL AIQTS Progress in indusTry makes The goal oT indusTrial arTs educaTion ever- changing. lnvenTions, discoveries, and The blending and processing oT basic maTerials have almosT compleTely revoluTionized our modern liTe. ThereTore, our educaTion will noT be adequaTe unless iT conTains learning abouT The maTerials and The processes oT indusTry. This noT only enables us To appre- ciaTe The many producTs oT indusTry, buT also makes us more inTelligenT consumers. Many oT us will become producers in The Tield oT indusTry. Our indusTrial arTs deparTmenT sTrives To give as much Training as possible in a large varieTy oT indusTrial acTiviTies. lI7l Mrs. Hopkins, Miss Schuyler lHead s Magowan, Miss Tarnblingson. Miss Regan, Miss Carter iHeadJ, Miss Wurfzbach. UFFICE There are fwo divisions of 'rhe office sfaff: one 'rhaf deals direcfly wiih The sfudenfs, and anofher fhaf fakes care of all The financial maffers concerning fhe school. They bofh funciion wifh excepfional smoofhness. The former gives fhe sfudenfs fhe immediafe affenfion fhaf fhey desire, and fhe laffer, under fhe direcfion of Mr. Tickfin, is managed so capably fhaf fhe resl' of fhe school is never bofhered wifh 'rhe worries of financial managemenf. LIIBIQAIQY STANDING-Miss McCallum, Miss Babcock. SEATED-Miss Timberlake, Miss McNuH Mrs. Froberg, Mr. Tickfin, Miss Dawson Miss Alcoff, Mrs. Bell, Miss Preslon. The library differs from fhe ofher school deparfmenfs in 'rhaf if serves 'rhe eniire sfudenf body and faculfy. This would be impossible if if were nof for fhe fine spirif of cooperafion exisfing beween sfudenf and sfaff. If has a wide range of acfivifies which vary from giving insfrucfion in fhe proper use of library and books fo individual research. Abouf one fhousand of fhe sfudenfs make use of fhe library each day. Sfudenf aids give assisfance fo fhe librarians by serving af fhe desk, shelving books and by doing ofher rouiine work. 0,80 QQ Jw Mmm 1 N A J ' --Q k STUDENT liy ADMINISTIQATIDN GIIQLS' CLUB CUUNCII. BACK ROW-LisTug, J. Schroeder, Orr, Mc C S h' l R 11 Wa s Donald, S. Warnshius, Golding, Freeto D M e one . SECOND ilOW-Anderson, Bowman, Preucel Markee, Woodruff, Faulds. FRONT ROW-Miss BenneTT, Brown, HulburT ElleTT, Hollingsworfh. Girls' Club is primarily a service club. lTs TirsT aim is To creaTe a spiriT of friendliness among The girls. IT also serves by sponsoring social service proiecTs. These proiecTs include a Tag day, The pro- ceeds oT which are used To purchase ChrisTmas sToclcings Tor poor children, and The selling OT EasTer seals To help crippled children. This year Girls' Club joined wiTh The Ami'Ty School Children's Aid in spon- soring a show, The Goose Hangs High. Their share oT The proceeds 'From The play were used To help defray The expense OT The Tabula. All girls oT The school are inviTed To aTTend The meeTings oT The club which range Trom a spiriTed Senior-Freshman parTy To serious discussions on vocaTi'ons and college plans. To govern These varied acTiviTies, a council is appoinTed by Miss BenneTT. The presidenT is elecTed by The girls oT The senior class, and The council iTselT elecTs The oTher oTFicers. PresidenT . . . ..... RuTh l-lulburT Vice Pres. ..... Virginia Brown SecreTary . . . ,...... Barbara ElleTT Treasurer . .... Irene HollingsworTh 0200 oy, cinage, a er, son. THIRD ROW-Oldfield, Mafimiller, Mac- w-MFIW' BACK ROW-Lehman, Heald, Shorey Farlinger, Shay, B. Walker. COND ROW-Melcherf, TempleTon, Brown, SweTT, McDonald, M. Walker. FRONT ROW-Ullman, Tilden, Schroe- der, Coe, Armsfrong, Herman. T STUDENT STudenT governme T CDUNCH. n is represenTed by The STuclenT Council. This augusT bocly is composed of eigh- Teen members, Tour Trom each oT The lower classes, and six Trom The Senior class. This year The council's acTiviTies have been cenTerecl abouT The raising OT relieT money Tor China, and The organizaTion oT sTu- olenT moniTors Tor The lunch room. cHNUOD CDUNCH. The Junior class places a big responsibiliTy on TwenTy oT iTs members by elecTing Them To The Junior Council. lT is The duTy oT The council noT only To clirecT The elecTion oT Their class o'lTicers, buT iT is up To Them To puT on a successful Junior Prom, To enTerTain Senior guesTs. lT This year's ro ' oT The worlc oT The class oT '40, They are sure To go Tar. p m is an omen BACK ROW-Green, Skiles Egglesfon, McManus, Smidl THIRD RCW-Neal, Woodruff, FosTer, AbbaTe, Fowler. SEC OND ROW-Preucel, Nel- son, Cook, Ransom, HedsTrom. FRONT ROW-Drennan, Mac- Donald, Leqros, Goelih, Mc- Clevey. .0 ,Q SMOKING COUNCIL One Torm oT sTudenT governmenT exisTing in This school is The Smoking Council. IT is one school organizaTion aT whose meeTings none OT The TaculTy is presenT. The primary purpose OT This body is To enTorce sTudenT-made laws regulaTing smoking. STudenTs Tound smoking wiThin seT bounds are Tried, and iT convicTed, The council deTermines The punishmenT. SAFETY COUNCIL The aim oT The SaTeTy Council is To prevenT reckl From Time To Time saTeTy bulleTins are disT' This year Their eTTorTs have been dir oT sTreeT parking oT sTude ' graphs, and posT essness on The ribuTed in The h ecTed Toward Th nTs cars, and Th ers have kepT sT parT oT high school sTudenTs. ome rooms as a sTep in Their campaign. e prevenTion oT running in The halls, Th e prevenTion OT reckless driving. Weekly ' udenTs informed oT The work oT The co ' e reducing arTucles in The Trapeze, uncil. 0 22 0 ,c e J SMOKING COUNCIL BACK ROW-Harris, McClevey liTz, Carolan, Schroede FRONT ROW - M' msTro , Goa r. lchaels, Warmbold ng, Goodwillie, Sell ergren. SAFETY COUNCIL BACK ROW-Osborne, GoeliTz, Holen- shade, Rasmussen, Nelson. THIRD Row-Beigler, Willis, Humes, Anderson. SECOND ROW - Burgess, Bingh Beaurline, Baldwin, Perkin ONT ROW- ' righT, ' am, s. Gillard, Hendry, Wilson, CosTanza. i 9 STANDING-LeGros, Shay, Spaulding. 9 BACK ROW-Hulburf, Oldfield, SEATED-Engsfrom, Coe. FRONT ROW-Downing, Shinn, Wezerek CDNFEIQENCES Several limes during The year The old spiril of rivalry belween Oak Park and Proviso is broken down when The boys and girls have a general gel-logelher a+ lheir respeclive conferences. These include banquels, discussions ol problems ol currenl inleresl, inspir- ing speakers and ceremonlals. The Girls' conference also plans a May brealclasl' al' which a queen and her allendanls are chosen. Joinlly lhe conferences plan an annual peace con- ference and an Easier Sunrise Service. DEACE 0230 CDMMENCEMENT SDEAIKEIQS 2 ELMER ENGSTROM Cl-IALMERS COE MARTHA SWETT RUTH I-IULBURT EVELYN FREIMUTH f ,W 121:-,, f X 4 1 U, 7. f .:' ,ff w .qv-ff .4 X SENIDIQS Xu H. X' XX jx? f Ui? Q53 HARRY ARMSTRONG VIRGINIA MORSE JACK SHAY SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT CHALMERS COE TREASURER FRED SPAULDING CHEER LEADER DFFICEIQS DI: THE SENIOIQ CLASS 1939 JUNE AALBUE MARGARET ADAMS GRACE AHSTROM HOMER ALBERTSEN ADRIENNE ALLEN DONALD ALLIS RALPH AMSTUU JEANNE ANDERSON MARY ALVEY HAZEL ANDERSON MARY JANE ANDERSON GLORIA ANGSTEN HARRY ARMSTRONG DOROTHY ANDREWS EDWIN ARMSTRONG JOHN ARMSTRONG 0270 LEONARD ASCH ERMAN KENNETH ASHLEY ROBERT ASHLEY MARILYN AU BUCHON 0280 ROBERT BACH GLENN BACON BARBARA BALDWIN RAEPHAEL BALSAMO GRACE BANSCHBACH ROBERT BARD ROBERT BARGER WAYNE BARLOW ALICE BARNEY BETTE BARRON ANN BAUER POLLYANNA BAUMRUCKER FRANCES BEAL ELIZABETH BEANE FRED BEAR WILLIAM BEAUCHAMP LOIS BEAURLINE FREDERICK BEEZLEY LA VAUGHN BELL RICHARD BENNETT DOROTHEA BENSON CHARLOTTE BERG ROSEMARY BERLINER SARA LEIGH BERTSCHI BERT BEVERLY JOHN BIEGLER GEORGE BLACKFORD GEORGE BLANDING 029i RICHARD BONNER CHARLOTTE BOURBON THOMAS BOWMAN SHIRLEY BOOTH PEARL BOWMAN RAYMOND BOWYER CHARLES BRADFIELD ANN BRANAND JEANNE BOYLES JACK BRADFUTE DAVID BRAUCHER PAUL BRAUCHER JOHN BRICKER MINNIE BRIGLIA NORMAN BRIGGS EDWARD BRITSCH 0300 ROBERT BROADWELL ALDEN BROWN ELINOR BROWN EVELYN BROWN JUNE BROWN ROBERT F. BROWN MARY BROZ MARVIN BURACK VIRGINIA BROWN MARION BRUNE KATI-IRYN BURGESS KEITH BURNS LEWIS BURTIS GORDON BURKHARDT RITA BURNS RICHARD BURTON 03I0 KATHLEEN BUTLER CASELLA CALL MARJORIE CALLAHAN CAROLYN CALOMENI HELEN CANAVAN ROBERT CANHAM GRACE CANNICOTT ANNETTE CARLSON HARRY CARLSON ROBERT CARLSON EDWIN CARLSTROM LEWIS CARNE MARY LOU CARNE PENN CAROLAN FRANK CAROUEVILLE ROBERT CARRAHER '32' , GERALDINE CARTER REID CARTER ROBERT CARY WILLIAM CARY ALICE CAVENDER JANE CAVNAR BEN CI-IELINI LEONARD CI-IRISTENSEN LOUISE CI-IRISTENSEN JEAN CI-IRISTIANSEN MARY L. CLARK RICHARD CLARK ROBERT CLARK BETTY CLAYPOOL I-IARVEY CLEMENTS EDWARD CLOUGI-I 0330 CHALMERS COE ALVIN CONWAY NANCY COOPER BEVERLY COLLINS BARBARA COOK BARBARA CORLETT HAROLD COTTA HELEN COX BETTY CORNELIUS ETHEL COX BRUCE CRAVENS WAYNE CROSS WILLIAM CROWLEY JACK CU NNINGHAM BARBARA CUSHING EUNICE DAHL 034: WESLEY DALE DANIEL DALEY NICK DALLAS LUCILLE DAMM BRUCE DANLY ALDIS DARRE CATHERINE DAVIDSON DEAN DAVIS ROBERT DATE DORIS DAVIDSON EUGENE DAVIS GLORIA DE LEONARDIS ETHEL DE PUE JEAN ELIZABETH DEAN GEORGE DENEMARK FRANCES DE ROSA 0351 ui. ROBERT DE VOGELAERE EVELYN DIBBLE ARMAND DIBELLA LORRAINE DI DOMENICO 1360 ELIZABETH DOLAN HUGH DORSEY MARION DOWNEY FRITZIE DOWNING MARGARET DOYLE VIRGINIA DOYLE ROBERT DUNKEL ROBERT DWYER ROBERT EDSTROM ANN ELLER BARBARA ELLETT GLEN ELLIOTT DOROTHY ELLIS GRACE ELLIS THOMAS ELLIS FRED EMERSON ROBERT EMERSON ELMER ENGSTROM DOROTHY ERICKSON PAUL ERICKSON THELMA ERICKSON THEODORE ESSER SHIRLEY FAIRBURN MARJORIE FAULDS PEGGY FAULKNER JUNE FERRETTE JUNE FESSENDEN JAM ES FLANNIGAN 0370 MARY CAROLYN FLASI-IER MARY FRANCIS CARL FREDRICKSON MARY CONSTANCE FOLEY ELSA FRANKOWSKY JANET FREELAND EVELYN FREIMUTI-I WILLIAM FREY NATALIE FREETO GEORGE FREY gf MARIAN FREYER RAYMOND GABEL HUGI-I GARDNER AMADEUS GENTLE DOROTHY GILLARD MAXINE GILLIAM D380 FRANCES GILRAY MARILYN GI UFFRE ROSEMARY GNAEDINGER ROBERT GOERTZ WILLIAM GOLDEN MARWIN GONSIOR EUGENE GOODWILLIE NATHAN GREENING JACK GOODMAN ALISON GRANT PERCY GRENNAN GEORGE GRIMSMAN RICHARD GROSS GWENDOLYN GRIFFEN LENORE GROBE JAMES GROVE c3Q0 ELEANOR GULLETTE MARY JANE GUSTAESON MARJORI E HAGGARD RUTH HAKANSON 140: JANE HAMILTON BETTY MAE HAMLIN JUNE HAMEIN FRED HAMMER FRANK HANNON DANIEL HANSEN MIRIAM HANSEN DOROTHY HANSON RUTH HARRIS SHIRLEY HARTLEP ELEANOR HARVEY BETTY RUTH HASKETT MARGARET HATCH THELMA HAWKINS MARY HENDRIE FREDERICK HENNECKE DORIS HERRMANN CHARLES HILL ELEANOR HILLER CAROL HINDING DOROTHY HINEY THOMAS HITE ROBERT HITZFIELD ROBERTA HITZFIELD DONALD HODGES KATHERINE HOFFMAN SHIRLEY HOFSTETTER IRENE HOLLINGSWORTH l4,I0 JEANNE HOLLOWED JULIETTE HONE MURIEL HOWE PHYLLIS HOLMES MARJORIE HORN PHYLLIS HUGHES GORDON HULL SHERIDAN HUSS RUTH HULBURT BARBARA HUMES ARTHUR HUTCHISON WILFRED IWERT DAVID JACKSON WILLIAM JACKSON MARTHA JANGGEN LE ROY JANNENGA 0420 GEORGE JENKINS ELAINE JOHANNES DON JOHNSON JOHN JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON REBECCA JOHNSTON DOROTHY JOHNSTONE MARGARET JORDAN WILLIAM JOHNSTON CLIFFORD JONES RICHARD JORDAN ROGER JUEL JOSEPH KADLEC NATHANAEL JOSEPH MARY ALICE JUERGENS RAYMOND KAEDING 0430 J EANETTE KALTENBACH SOC RATES KA PANTAIS SAMUEL KARRICK Q ROBERT KECK 0440 MARY ETHEL KEENAN EARL KELLY JEANNE KENITZ ELAINE KENN ARTHUR KENNEDY OCIE KENT GERTRUDE KESSLER JACK KEYES DAVID L. KING I-IARRY J. KING JAMES R, KING JEAN KING ROBERT KI NG DECEASED MARY KING ESTHER KLIEFOTH SHIRLEY KLING JAMES KLIPP ANNE MAE KLOTZ SHIRLEY KLUMB ARTHUR KNOL JACK KOBERSTINE JEANNE KOBERSTINE ELIZABETH KOCH CHRISTOPHER KOCLANES LE ROY KOLDERUP ROBERT KOLTENBACK ROBERT KRAATZ ROBERT KRAMER i450 RALPH KREMPETZ RUTH KRUEGER LAVERNE KRUMDIECK ELAINE KRUEGER VIRGINIA KRUEGER LAURETTA C. KUECK SYLVIA LAFFE ROBERT LANGDON LAWRENCE KUNZER MARJORIE LAIRD ROGER LANG-STON KENNETH LARSEN WILLIAM LARSON JOHN LATOU RETTE FRANK H. LAWRENCE WILLIAM LAYCOCK C460 JOHN LEBBING JOH NATHAN LEDFORD VIRGINIA LE FEBRE JOSEPH LE GROS PATRICIA LENT ISABELLE LEONE ROBERT LILLISTON VERLE LINDENBERG JACK LESH KENNETH LIND SHIRLEY LISTUG ARTHUR LLOYD JEAN LOMAX PHYLLIS LITTLEWOOD CAROL LOCEY CLEM LOONEY 0470 HARRIETTE LOZAR EMIL LUSSOW BETTY LUTTRELL HARRY LYDIARD 04,80 ARTHUR MAAS JOHN MACK MARION MACKEY THEODORA MACKEY JAMES MAEDER ROBERT MAHASSEK PATRICIA MAIN ROGER MAITLAND NORMAN TOM MAJOR DOROTHY MALLIN WILLIAM MANZELMANN JACOUELINE MARKEE RALPH MARKS BETTY MARKWARD RAYMOND C. MAROSE DALE MARRIOTT MARJORIE MATTMILLER MARTHA MAUS STANLEY MAVEETY JOHN MAY JAMES McCARRELL LILLIAN MCCAY HELEN MCCLEVEY CHARLES H. MCCREARY WILLIAM MQCULLA JACK MCCU RDIE KENNETH McDERMOTT DOROTHY McDONALD l4Qu JAMES McEWAN PEGGY MCKENNA JANE MCNEELY DOROTHY MCKEAND LORRAINE MCLAUGHLIN ELISABETH MCNULTY ROSE MARY MCVEAN MARY KATHERINE MEAGHER JOHN MQNULTY THOMAS MEACHAM ALICE MEDDAUGH ROBERT MEGGELIN WILLARD NORMAN MEHL JEAN MEISTERLING AUDREY MELUM HELEN MEREDITH 0500 DANIEL MEROLLO DAVID MESEROW FREDERICK MICHAELS JOHN C. MIDDLETON JOHN R. MIDDLETON WARREN MIDDLETON JOHANNA MILLEA DOROTHY MILLER JULIA MIKULASEK MARGARET MILLEA FRANK MILLER MARILYN MILLER MARIE MINNICK HERBERT MILLER CATHERINE MILLS HARRY MINTRUP o5I0 MORTON MONSON JUDD MONTGOMERY ROBERT E. MOORE FRANKLIN MORGAN VIRGINIA MORSE SHIRLEY MOSES CECIL MOSI-IER ROBERT MOSI-IER RICHARD MOTZ JACK MOULDER ROSIE MUNRO DONALD NADERI-IOFF LOIS NeCROSBY DORIS NEELY HARRY NELSON TYLER NEPTUNE FLORENCE NEUMANN CLARENCE NEWMAN ALBERT NEYMARK NICK NIKITAS RUTH NILSEN DAVE NISSEN MARGARET NISSEN FRANKLIN NIX LUCILE NOLAN WILLIAM NOLPI-I ROBERT NORDWALL OVERTON NORTON 053: FLORENCE NOVAK LORRAINE O'CONNOR ELIZABETH OLDFIELD JAMES O'CONNOR RICHARD O'HARA ETHELMAE OLENDORF VIRGINIA OLSEN MARY OLSON JULIA OLSEN BRUCE OLSON ROBERT C. OLSON ROBERT W. OLSON JACK O'NElL BETTY ORR JUNE OTLEY VIRGINIA PADON 0540 MARIAN PARKS FRANK PARMENTER CHRIS PARRILLI JOHN PASHLEY JAMES PAYNE JOSEPH PEDICINI GRACE PENNEY JANE PERKINS PHILLIP PELOOUIN FRED PENTZIEN LENORE PETCHAFT JOHN W. PETERSEN PHYLLIS PHALEN RAYMOND PETERHANS ROBERT C. PETERSON ROBERT PIERCE 155: NORMAN PIPER EVELYN POOCK EDITH POOR BRUCE POPE lsbo JOSEPH PROVENZANO CHARLIE PRUTER ROBERT PYNE JAMES OUAYLE ROBERT OUICK JOSEPHINE RACITI BRYE J. RADEBAUGI-I CLIFFORD RADEMAKER VIRGINIA RANDLOW ROGER RASMLISSEN EDITH RATZER JOAN REHNBERG ROBERT REICHEL HAROLD REIMANN ROBERT REIMANN ROYAL REIMER RICHARD REX RICHARD REYNOLDS LOUISE RIDDERIKHOFF WILLIAM RIDER ROLAND RIESCH ARTHUR RINNE ROBERT RITZLER DORAINE ROACH RICHARD ROBERTS LOIS ROBINSON WILLIAM ROBINSON HELEN ROCKWELL 0570 GEORGE ROGERS MARJORIE ROMME ROSEMARY ROSALES RUTH ROGERS PAULITA ROSALES ROBERT ROSE DOROTHY ROSEBROOK WARREN RUMMELHOFF VIRGINIA ROSE HOWARD ROwE ROBERT RUMNEY E HARRIETT RUSSMANN EE E .. fi MICHAEL RUSSO RICHARD RYDER Q' ROBERT SALA PETER SALERNO 0580 VIRGINIA SALISBURY ' BETTY SANDKAM CHARLES SARDESON LOIS SAUNDERS LOREN SAYRE GRACE SCHAAR MARTHA SCHALLENMULLER LOUISE SCHICHT ELLEN SCHMIDT JOAN SCHAUER DOROTHY SCI-IINAGLE HAROLD SCHMIDT WILLIAM SCHMIDT RICHARD SCHNEIDER JOHN SCHMIDT GILBERT SCHNEIDER o5Qo KENNETH SCHOELLER RUSSELL SCHOELLER ALBERT SCI-IONEBERGER VIRGINIA SCH REINER .600 JOHN SCHRIK JEAN SCHROEDER LEONARD SCI-IROEDER PAUL SCHROEDER LYDIA SCHULTZ ROBERT SCHULTZ WILLIAM SCI-IULTZ PAUL SCHULZ ARTHUR SCHWANKE CHARLES SCHWERIN JOHN SEED VIRGINIA SEHNERT JOHN SEIFRIED GERTRUDE SEITZ ROBERT SELLERGREN WILLARD SELLERGREN JACK SELZER JEANE SHAFER JACK SHAY JAMES SHEDD ROBERTA SHINN MARY LOUISE SHIRE KAREL SIMA DOROTHY SINDELAR NATALIE SINISCALCHI ARLINE SKIDD WAYNE SLIFE HENRY SLINGERLAND obll BETTE J. SMITH JACK SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH HARRY SMITH JOAN SMITH WILLIAM SMYTH WILLIAM SODERMAN ROBERT SOLINSKY DALE SNAPP ELIZABETH SOLEM FRED SPAULDING DOLORES SPIOTTO RAYMOND SPOERL DONALD SPOONER RAYMOND SPRUTH DONALD STAAB 062. I JOHN STAMM FRANCES STAPLETON ELEANOR STEBER JERMANE STEINHAUER 'LARRY STEMBRIDGE CELESTE STEI N M ETZ JANE STEPHENSON FREDERICK STEWART THOMAS STEPHEN ROBERT STEVENS ROBERT STEWART WALTER STINSON RICHARD STUMP ROSE STIEL MURIEL STRAND HELEN STURGES 0630 LOIS STU RGES DOROTHY SULLIVAN MARJORIE SULLIVAN EILEEN SUTTON 0640 RICHARD SWANSON MARTHA SWETT ARLINE TANNER DOROTHY TATTER MATILDE THEODORE ALVIN S. THOLEN RICHARD W. THOMA MILDRED THOMAS ROBERT THOMS JANE THOMSON WILLIAM THON BOYD TICKTIN WILLIAM TIMBLIN JEANNE TOAN JOSEPH TOTH JACK TRAIN HARRY W. TRELEAVEN ROSEMARY TRELEAVEN JEANETTE TROESTER JOHN TROJAN LUCILLE TUSSEY ROBERT TUTWILER PAUL ULLMANN NED ULLRICH JEANNE VAN COTT HOWARD L. VARNEY PHILIP VON LADAU MARJORIE VYTISKA l65l RICHARD WADE ALFRED WAKEFIELD DOROTHY WALLER ROBERT WAITE THOMAS WALLACE WILLIAM WALPOLE MARGARET ANN WALTHER WALTER WANDERER HUGH WALTER ELEANOR WANDERER WILLIAM WAPLES JEAN WARD NANCY WARD JOHN WARM BOLD EARLEEN WARNSHUIS SHIRLEY WARNSHUIS lbbl ELIZABETH WASSON BRUCE WATHALL DORIS WEATHERHEAD JAMES WEBER KATHLEEN WEBER WILLIAM WEBER MARVIN WEGNER CLAYTON WELLS DAVE WEBSTER GRACE WEIER GENE WELLS JOHN WESTABY KATHRYN WESTERFIELD RUTH WEST RUTH WESTCOTT DORIS WESTPHAL ' .4n... 1- .W W- 4 0670 DO ROTHY WEZEREK CLARENCE WHITE DONALD WHITE EUGENE WHITE 0680 JAMES WHITE HARRIETT WIEDENBECK HELEN ANN WIEDENBECK ANNAMAE WILBORN STANLEY WILCOX EARL 6. WILDE RUTH WILKINSON ELSA WILLER BARBARA WILLIAMS GRACE WILLIAMS JACK E. WILLIAMS LENTON WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMSON RICHARD T. WILLING ALLAN WILSON HARRY WILSON EDNA MAE WINKLER HELEN WINN GEORGE WOLFF PEGGY WOODS ROBERT WRIGHT WALTER WRIGHT WARREN WRIGHT KATHLEEN WYLDE LOU ISE YOUNG FLORENCE ZDANKE JANICE ZIMMERMAN VIRGINIA ZUETELL s6Qo Done Done Mosi Mosr Mosr lvlosl SENIOR MOCK ELECTIONS lviosi for Oak Park ............. Oak Park for Mosl' Popular Girl ...... Popular Boy ..... Versalile Girl .... Versarile Boy ..... Besr Arhlere ........ Mosl- Original ....... Fashion Plale lGirll .... Fashion Plal'e lBoyl ..... Cuiesl' Girl ......... . Cu+es'r Boy .........i.. Typical Oak Park Srudenl Handsomesr ............ Mosr Beauliful Girl .... Biggesi Bluffer ...... Class Grind .... Poliiician .... Daisy Mae .... 'Lil Abner. .. Fliri ......... ...... Besi Line .............. Apple Polisher lGirll .... Apple Polisher lBoyl .... Screwball ............. Sophislicaled Girl ..... Sophislicaled Boy .... Old Serller ....... Busiesr .,........ Thinks l-le ls .... Besl Adress ..... Besl Aclor .... .......Jack Shay . . .Fred Spaulding Lucile Nolan . . .Virginia Morse .Harry Armsrrong ......Ru+h l-lulburl ...........Jack Shay .Roberr Sellergren .Ar'rhur Hurchison . . . . . . .Kay Burgess . . . . .Dave Meserow . ..... Shirley Fairburn Eugene Goodwillie .Elizaloerh Oldfield ..John Warmbold . . .Rurh Weslcorr .......E+hel Cox . . .Evelyn Freimulh . , .Penn Carolan ......l-lelen Moe . ...... Elmer Engsrrom Earleen Warnshuis .Roberr Broadwell . ...... Shirley Lisfug . . .Joseph LeGros . .Roberr Slewarl .. . . .Berle Barron .George Blackford . . . . . .Jack Selzer ... .Roberr Shinn . . . .Chalmers Coe . .. ...Grace Ellis .. .Armand Dibella Done Nhat For Cak Park Home Sak ?2rk For Most. Mbst Popular Girl. Most Poaular Poy.... what Versatile Girl Best Atb1ete.... ... Cuteet Gir1.... . Gutest Boy... , 7 WwpZ Md ,MM n7ll Done Gak Park For Mos T , ,. whjfqw .. vm ...QQ44Q,C2f .g'? Q Daisy Mae .... - 'Lil Abner .... .. 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X L0 W I-IDNUIQS cf , fx Qcf Q9 XJ, ff f VN 4 N ,M . ,Al 1 'r ,X J 5 E2 NATIONAL KSIIGI SOCIETY N X f X X NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY - I939 - EDWIN ARMSTRONG HARRY ARMSTRONG PAUL BRAUCHER EDWARD CLOUGH CHALMERS COE BRUCE CRAVENS WESLEY DALE FRED EMERSON ELMER ENGSTROM GEORGE GRIMSMAN DAVID JACKSON GEORGE JENKINS ROGER JUEL SAM KARRICK JEAN KING JOSEPH LeGROS JACK LESH ROBERT MAHASSEK JOHN MAY JOI-IN R. MIDDLETON WARREN MIDDLETON MORTON MONSON CLARENCE NEWMAN JOHN PASI-ILEY CHARLES PRUTER ROGER RASMUSSEN WILLIA'M RIDER ROBERT ROSE PAUL SCI-IROEDER CHARLES SCHWERIN JOHN SEED JACK SHAY WAYNE SLIFE HARRY SMITH ROBERT SOLINSKY RICI-IARD THOMA JACK TRAIN 076i BRUCE WATI-IALL JAMES WHITE RICHARD WILLING ALLA'N WILSON MARY JANE ANDERSON BARBARA BALDWIN BETTE BARRON ANN BAUER POLLYANNA BAUMRUCKER ROSEMARY BERLINER PEARL BOWMAN VIRGINIA BROWN MARION BRUNE KATHLEEN BUTLER CASELLA CALL EUNICE DAHL BARBARA ELLETT MARJORIE EAULDS MARY CONSTANCE FOLEY NATALIE FREETO EVELYN FREIMUTH ROSEMARY GNAEDINGER ALISON GRANT JANE HAMILTON JACOU ELI NE MARKEE MARJORIE MATTMILLER LILLIAN McCAY HELEN MCCLEVEY ROSEMARY McVEAN CATHERINE MILLS VIRGINIA MORSE ROSIE MUNRO LOIS NeCROSBY DORIS NEELY ELIZABETH OLDFIELD MARY OLSON LENORE PETCHAFT '77 BETTY HASKETT IRENE HOLLINGSWORTH JEANNE HOLLOWED JULIETTE HONE RUTH HULBURT BARBARA HUMES MARY ALICE JUERGENS SHIRLEY KLUMB LORETTA KUECK MARJORIE LAIRD SHIRLEY LISTU6 BETTY LUTTRELL EDITH RATZER HELEN ROCKWELL JEAN SCHROEDER ROBERTA SHINN DOROTHY SINDELAR ELIZABETH SOLEM DOLORES SPIOTTO EILEEN SUTTON MARTHA SWETT ELIZABETH WASSON HARRIETT WIEDENBECK RUTH WILKINSON FLORENCE ZDANKE FOUR YEAR HONOR ROLE BACK ROW-Schwerin, Braucher, Engsfrom, Sweff, Listug, Freimuih. FOURTH ROW-Granf, Grimsman, May, Wilkinson, Maffmiller, Humes. THIRD ROW-Sindelar, Shay, Solinsky, Pefchaff, SuHon, SECOND ROW-Brune, Gnaedinger, King, Mahassek, Rafzer, Spioffo, Munro. FRCNT ROW -Wasson, Hollingsworfh, Walfer, Thorne, Hulburf, Jackson, Neely. 078i SCHOLARSHIP CUP WINNERS STANDING-Sindelar, Mahassek. SEATED-King, Freimuih, Shay. Jr 'Sr-N A 1 M ' mf lu, g KW' Q kj? if gag Lrg-ff ' X , QV? yflwil UNDEIQQLASSMEN ll I ' UOIIZCE CLASS OFFICERS 9 GB 'HG WWPFO Highesf per cenf in 'rhe Trap. Sales-Room 300. Room 326 Winners in Hue Seal Drive Highesf per cen+ in The Trap. Sales-Room 303. s 0 :Bbw Ze 0 IQ If Highesi' per cenf in +he Trap. Sales-Room II7. Bofh parenfs of These Freshmen graduafed from Jrhis High School I-lIghes'r per cenf in The Trap. Sales-Room II6. 0830 Book S'rore 6 U N cl Freshman Corridor of The Freshman Class 0 0 Lunclwroom K.,- R 5 s S I Jw R K QQ?-X W- 3, f L QS 65 any 5: :ww fs 35 bl snag? L L s if ?'3 . ,Q 228 iii 'EL 552 EZ' 3 Q71 56 f 6 A 1' I 1 LW. 2 KAW, V 4-xx A 4 fa. , fs- X I F JUNIDIQ IDIQDIM Check Room Boys Decorafions 0 0 Prom Service Girls SDEECH MUSIC BACK ROW-Juel, l-leald, Adams, Seed, J. Kincl, Canham, Rasmussen, Biegler. FOURTH ROW-Neal, Long- ley, Emerson, Shay, Spaulding, Monson, Dale. THIRD ROW--Rose, Beverly, Lukasek, Kmiecik, May, Train, Shalek. SECOND ROW-Tregay, Drennan, Kellogg, Vayhinger, Kubicek, Mahassek, Karrick, Ellenbaum. FRONT ROW-Sharpe, J. King, Davis, E. Engslrom, Willing, Lesh, Schwerin. No liner name lhan Lincoln's could be used as lhe name ol a debaling club Lin coln Club has a vigorous program. Besides lraining lor proliciency in mallers ol parlia menlary drill, debale, impromplu lalks, and oralions, lhis club lakes up proiecls which occupy much lime and sludy. This year a sludy ol courls and proseculing was made A lake murder was commilled al lhe lirsl meeling. The Dislricl Allorney rounded up a group ol suspecls and finally narrowed down lo one, namely Bruce Worcesler The selecling ol lhe iury, lrying lhe case before lhe grand iury, working up a delense all made an inleresling experience and sludy. Through lhis make-believe murder and lrial all lhe members ol Lincoln Club became lamiliar wilh lhe workings ol our courl syslem. ln mallers ol regular rouline lhe law drill is inleresling even il il is less speclacular lhan lhe lrial. ll one should come lo room 230 some Tuesday nighl, he would hear very healed discussions ensuing over delicale queslions ol parliamenlary law. Though many people would make no allempl lo answer lhese queries, Lincoln Club lries and does answer lhem. When lhe meeling is ended, and lhe members are homeward bound one may slill hear lhe debalers arguing lheir poinls, each insisling lhal he is righl s 0 Presidenl ...... . . .Elmer Engslrom Vice Presidenl ....... Richard Willing Secrelary ....,..... Charles Schwerin Treasurer ................ Jack Lesh Sergeanl-al-Arms ...... Eugene Davis Facully advisor ....... lvlr. Gehlmann One I3 U IQ li If BACK ROW-Buenik, Waller, Hulchison, Young, Barlow, Adair, Denemark, Coe, Buchslaber. FOURTH ROW- Cravens, John LeGros, Green, Walhall, Braucher, Emerson, Grimsman, J. Midcllelon, Thoma. THIRD ROW-Hed slrom, H. Armslrong, J. Jenkins, G, Jenkins, Goerlz, E. Arrnslronq, Beezley, Poplell. SECOND ROW-Vale, Spelh Seidel, Curry, Solinsky, Willander, Hannon, Clough. FRONT ROW-Norlon, Joseph LeGros, Shorey, W. Middle lon, Smilh, Goodwillie, Maclear, Mr. Wilson. ol lhe greales-l- debalers ol all limes was Edmund Burke. Hence il is lilling lhal his name be used lor lhis club. Burke Club is lhe oldesl debaling sociely in lhe school and one ol lhe linesl. lls members spend much lime preparing debales and oralions. Nol only do lhey benelil loy lallqing belore an audience, bul lhey also learn a greal deal during lhe preparalion ol lheir lallcs. Only one who has had lo prepare a speech lcnows lhe lime and ellorl involved. When a sludenl has wrillen a debalesor an oralion, he leels lilce an aulhorily on lhe subiecl and has lhe salislaclion ol a iob well done. The Burlciles, as lhe members call lhemselves, have become experls in exlempo- raneous lallcs, and parliamenlary law, as well as in lhe more lormal debales and oralions. The lypical meeling is made up ol law drill, lallcs on world problems, serious debale, and very original slunls-lopped oll by eals. ll is considered an honor lo belong lo lhis organizalion ol good lellows who spend lheir lime in lhe sludy ol imporlanl issues. Presidenl ........ Vice Presidenl. . . Secrelary ....... Treasurer ....... Sergeanl-al-Arms. . Facully advisor. . .Wa rren lviiddlelon . . .Everell Shorey . .Joseph l.eGros .....l-larry Smilh Eugene Gooclwillie Wilson BACK ROW-Bauer, Harris, Toelaer, Spaulding, Henninger, Klumb, TaTTer, Chouinard.. FOURTH .ROW- Whalen, McClevey, Rofh, Freefc, McNulTy, Knack, SuTTon. THIRD ROW-Kessler, ATkinson, Cr1TcheTT, Cunningham, Burley, Silveri, Dahl, Miller. SECOND ROW-Hone, STeinmeTz, Solem, Gnaedinger, BooTh, Neely, Bowen. FRCNT ROW-Waller, Faulds, HollingsworTh, Oldfield, Rockwell, Miss AnThony. Forum is The oldesT girls' debaTing club in The school, and They have made and main Tained an enviable record. Junior and senior girls chosen by The TaculTy on The basis oT meriT compose This organizaTion. The main purpose oT The club is To develop speak ing abiliTy and also To sTimulaTe clear Thinking on currenT maTTers oT imporTance Aside Trom Their diligenT work on These debaTes and oraTions, This year The club collecTed Toys wiTh which To make ChrisTmas a more enioyable Time Tor The children oT The l-lephzlbah Home. AT Their ChrisTmas meeTing, a program was prepared Tor The moThers OT The girls. The program consisTed oT a debaTe. oraTion, law drill, exTemporaneous speeches and as a Tinale, a very clever dramaTizaTion oT The NighT BeTore ChrisTmas The programs oT This organizaTion vary Trom year To year buT one can be sure ThaT Their meeTings and acTiviTies will be good and so mainTain The enviable record They have esTablished. Q Q4 Q PresideriT ...,..,.. ElizabeTh OldTield Vice PresidenT ....... Marjorie Faulds SecreTary ............. BeTTe Barron Treasurer ........ Irene HollingsworTh SergeanT-aT-Arms ..... Helen Rockwell Recorder ........... DoroThy Waller FaculTy advisor ........ Miss AnThony PresidenT ............. MarTha SweTT . Vice PresidenT ...... DoroThy Sindelar SecreTary ....... lvlariorie lvlaTTmiller Treasurer ...,....... Barbara l-lumes SergeanT-aT-Arms ...... lvlarian Parks Facull'y advisor ........ Miss Hawkins Free speech has been an ideal ThaT Americans have pursued since The Tounding oT This counTry. The high school is represenTed by Tour debaTing clubs which carry on This ideal. Gavel is one, and Trom her ranks many good speakers have risen. The member- ship oT The club is limiTed To TiTTy girls, chosen by The TaculTy on The basis oT meriT. WiTh This selecTed group iT is no wonder ThaT greaT Things are accomplished. Gavel and The oTher girls' debaTing club, Forum, are consTanTly compeTing wiTh each oTher. Once a year The Two clubs have a ioinT meeTing in The Torm oT a conTesT. Each is represenTed by Two debaTers. lmprompTu Talks and law drills are also given by each oT The Two clubs. These law drills assume greaT proporTions, and one may hear The sTorm of exciTed voices when The chairman oT The law drill pulls a TasT one. Each meeTing is ended wiTh a sTunT which leaves The members in a happy sTaTe oT mind and makes Them realize ThaT They have spenT a very pleasanT and proTiTable aTTernoon aT The meeTing. BACK ROW-Wicken, Downing, HulberT, Wilkinson, Foley, Orr, Meagher, Melum, Blakesley. FOURTH ROW Morse, PorTer, ReTzl-ce, Johnson, Fairburn, Moe, Zimmerman, Weber, CannicoTl', Berry. THIRD ROW Wallace MacDonald, Fowler, Chrisfie, Kirsch, Savageau, Stiles, Chambers, Weifh, Bufler. SECOND ROW-CossiT'r Pirie Norfh, WoodyaTT, Wade, Walker, Schieble, Corfman, Cook, Merchanf, Thulin. FRONT ROW--Miss H k Lisiug, Parks, MaTTmiller, SweTT, Humes, Sindelar, Tooker, Laird, Cushing, PeTchaTT. I3 A V If I. OQSO STANDING-Englehardf, Armsrrong, Sala. SEATED-Warnshuis, Hulburf. CONTEST SPEAKERS EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKERS The Exremporaneous Speaking Group was organized To meei' Jrhe slrudenlr desire for a group in which Jrhose inreresied in speaking before an audience could develop iheir speak- ing abilify and secure lhe broader experience and benelifs of confesr work. Regular meer- ings provide for a Tree exchange of ideas on public quesfions,-economic, social, and po- lirical. As a resull, many members of The group have Trained ro become successful speakers in various speech confeslrs. Some of The conresrs have included nor only exrempo- raneous speaking buf also orarorical declama- lions. This speech group does nor exisl' as a club, buf as a once-a-week class Jrhar conclucrs Hs own program under 'rhe supervision of Mr. Ramsay of The Public Speaking Deparrmeni. '96 BACK ROW-Willander, Arm- sfrong, Wilson, SECOND ROW-Rice, Pop- Ierf, Maclear, Daley. FRONT ROW-Siewarf, Warn- shuis, Ransom, Seifried, Lukasek. , MUSIC lvlusic has been increasingly popular in recenT years. Such has been The case wiTh The musical organizaTions aT Gals Parlc l-ligh. The band, in playing aT The TooTball games and oTher aThleTic evenTs during The pasT year, broughT The crowds cheering To Their Tee+ wiTh iTs popular and lively music. Then when The ChrisTmas season rolled around, The concerT band, orchesTra, and choruses, in The spiri+ oT The season produced The eagerly awaiTed ChrisTmas Music FesTival. ln January. The concerT and marching bands combined in whaT proved To be a very successTul Popular ConcerT. Meanwhile, The orchesTra was noT idle. lT was busy preparing Tor boTh The Girls' Club Show and The Senior Class Play. When April had come and gone, lvlr. Embs, Mr. LiTTle, and lvlrs. BoynTon again dusTed OTT Their concerT baTons and led The or- chesTra, band, and choruses Through The usual Tine lvlay FesTivals. The work OT The Music deparTmenT has become closely inTegraTed wiTh many phases OT our school. lT Turnishes The music Tor The Gym ExhibiT, Com- mencemenlr Exercises, ChrisTmas Caroling and similar evenTs. No wonder The musical organiza- Tions are OT ever increasing populariTy aT Oak Park l-ligh School. l I 'S 'Q ' s 3 098s CONCERT BAND FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE CHORUS ORCHESTRA JUNIOR-SENIOR CHORUS 99' IJSCC BACK ROW-Wallace, Reimer Hauprich, H. Whife, Hopps. FOURTH ROW-Peferson, Hall, Burggraf, Ascherman, Cary, W. Timblin. THIRD RCW - Woods, Moodle, Eisaman, J. Engel, Hoffman, Varney, Flanagan, SECOND ROW-R. Timblin, Par- melee, Schneider, Presfon, M. Engel, Vignola. FRONT ROW - Adams, Howe, Barker, Websfer, Grohe, Warn- shuis, Schroeder. Music Club is designed for sfudenfs inferesfed in music as a vocafion or avocafion. The club holds bi-weelcly meefings al' which fhe members discuss such fopics as The Arf of Composing, Music as a Fufure Vocafion, or ofhers which fend fo acquainf fhem wifh fhe possibilifies of music as a profession. lvlany of fhe meefings are made more pleasanf by invifing professional arfisfs fo perform. This offen encourages falenfed members of fhe club fo give demonsfra- fions of fheir slcill. This is a club fhaf always worlcs in and wifh harmony. 'IOO' ARTISTS WHO APPEARED BEFORE MUSIC CLUB THIS YEAR PROFESSIONALS: Mrs. Grace Burlin ..... Mr. Lewis Balclcman .... Mr. Day Williams .... Grace Anderson .,. STUDENTS: Shirley Warnshuis. . ,,. . Virginia Rice ..... William Timlolin ...,......,...,.,. Paul Parmalie BACK ROW - Holmes, Good, Roth, Taylor, Marvin, Marske, Rice, McEwan. FOURTH ROW-Kliefolh Schmidf, Peferson, Windhorn, Tinsley, Faulkner, Hansen G I 3' gan. THIRD ROW-Tieerdema, Phalen, Kenifz, Penney, Fessenden, De- Pue, Cherry, Whifworfh. SECOND ROW-Meredith, Med- dauqh, Neumann, Harve Miles, Biorkman, Willer. FRONT ROW-McVean, Alvey Weinerr, Ross, Gaulr, Hindinq Hamlin. Y. . . , .pianisl ....ViolinsI' ......Cellis+ .....Soprano ... .Earleen Warnshuis . . . .Jeanne Eisaman Leonard Chrislrenson 'IOI' MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS Presidenl ......,.,..,........ Dave Websler' Vice Presicle-nr, . . ...... Lenore Groloe Secrelary ...,. ...,. S hirley Warnshuis Treasurer . . .... Charles Schroeder Y i 1 Y Y W 1 -102' Y k , I DEAD - - UNE 14 TODAY .f guy 1- 9 if tiff Q-ldv 0 Q 555 Mm S kg ITT wx ll I DUBLIQATIUNS Ab I STANDING: Train, Beverly, Buenik, Smith, Weess. SEATED-Gnaedinger, SindeIar,ElIe1T, Morse, Moe, Shinn, Malfmiller, Neely. Wil-h a sigh of relief we lay aside our pens ancl pasle brushes. Anolher Senior Annual has gone Io press, and Miss Turner, faking over lor her firsl year, has led Jrhe Tabula on 'ro anolher Triumph. Each year, aller a whole semesler of gruelling clelail, The Senior eclilors are chosen from a previously selecled Junior SIa'Fl. These chosen few slrive To 'rurn our an annual which will compleiely eclipse lhose which have gone Ioelore. We know you'll like lhis one. BACK ROW-Karasik, Repenninq, Englehardl, Curry, Dickinson. THIRD ROW-Walker, Mizen, Williams, Weiler, Porler, Gekler. SECCND ROW-Sharpe, Posf, Ennis, Reininga, Cunningham, Cook, DeMoney. FRONT ROW-Afkinson, Weinerf, Judd, Freeman, Drennan. I I SENIOR ANNUAL EDITORS JUNIOR TABULA STAFF LITERARY TABULA STAFF FRESH-SOPH LITERARY TABULA STAFF STANDING-Kubicek, Schwerin, Rose, Solinslcy, MaveeTy. SEATED-Miss BurT, FacuITy Twice magazine AIThough occasions This sTaTT, Adviser, Baurnrucker, Faulds, LisTug, Bowman, FreimuTh, Mr. Hohn, FacuITy Adviser. a year The LiTerary Tabula STaTT publishes a which conTains The IiTerary work oT The sTuclenTs. we are conscious oT Them only on These Two do noT suppose ThaT They are idle all The year. From SepTember unTil aTTer The IasT Tabula goes To press, as well as Miss Davis's and Miss I-Iardie's Fresh- Soph STaTT, is busy sorTing IiTerary gems-sTories, essays, poems, book reporTs. SeIecTed by Miss Bur'T and Mr. I-Iohn aTTer a compeTiTive examinaTion, These sTudenTs Work energeTically To malce This Tabula a success. BACK ROW-Vickers, Houser, Good, McNuITy, Hofchkiss, Brink. FOURTH ROW-Armsfrong, Golub, Norris, Galasse Solinsky, Burger. THIRD ROW-Fox, Carlson, Chandler, Hugill, Hood, Doyle. SECOND ROW-ArrnsTrong, Shekeriian, Caudill, Wanfz, Bradley, Schrader. FRONT ROW-Morrell, Mason, Con- sTanTine, Traznik, BrisTow, Schaefer, Bowles. C IOSO STPxNDTN6fTJTahassek, T.eGros, Thorna, Coe. SE,kTEDfY:rnerson, T'TuTburT, Enqshorfr. BACK ROXNfD'rcT5xnson, Rex, Hirsch, ilrnne, Wkhander, Bradhne. FOURTH RONNfNev4rnan, Shav, NNakeTTeTc5, Canharn, Rkce. TYTTRD RONNfSpeTson, Wnq, DaTe, MehT, Anderson. SECOND ROWfRan5on'r, ETTTS, Treqav, Barron, BaTdv4'rn. FRONT VvONNfOrr, NN'rnn, Chnrshansen, McNuTTv, lhnrnerrnan. O6. TRA EDITQRS OT course everv Oak Park sTudenT swehs vfxTh pr'rde when- ever our Trapele 'rs rnenhoned, TouT perhaps he's never con- skdered ah The work vlhrch Torrnqs The Trap To hTrn everv Prrdav rnornrnq. The paper 'rs ed'rTed bv a sTaTT v1h'rch 'rs seTecTed each sprknq Trorn The .Turfror reporTers. Th'rs ed'rT'rnq 'rnchxdes ah The assernToT'rnq, arranqTnq, and prooTread'rnq oT p'rcTures and copv. r Under Mr. T'TecT4eTswe'rTer'5 cornpeTenT qrirdance, The ecT'rTor5 have The Trapele ready Tor The press each Thursdav n'rqhT. TT Houser, NhddTeTon, Boedden, CoTTeTT, Cox. SEA TN6fFx-ost, RummeTho , raskk h'ch Ts busy TED! STINND Weess, Mr. Lane, Ka . T The PhoTo STaTT W r ST oT The pXcTures STaTT. Tchword o yenTs. Mo our PhoTo hy Txne The ca schooT e T ken Toy d a rea T'ToTd KTTX Thxs mTqhT weh be ah The year Tahxnq p'xcTures oT ouTsTandTnq whkch you see Tn The Ta'ouTa and 'rn The Trape1e were a They do ah Then own deyeTopKnq and pr'rnTTnq, and have creaTe sysTem. any hour oT The day members can be Tound 'rn Room 3T. Mr. Lane 'rs Tn charge oT Th'xs sTaTT and makes eTTTcTenT phoToq,raphers oT every one oT Them. STashX'and anoTher hundred dohars 'rs cuT Trom The TaTouTa ToudqeT. DKrecTed 'oy Mr. Tfrnq, The Pu'oT'rshTnq Board manages The Trnances and adyerT'xsTnq oT The TQTerary Ta'ouTa, and Senror TaTouTa. Where money 'rs concerne , d are a comTo'rnaT'xon oT eTTKc'xency and shrewdnessx an 'Le The x The Boar Trape , 'oers oT The mem The TOTTTS. They do pay PUBLISH IN BOARD G Drennan, EOURTH TlOWfT'TeaTd, Berhner, Cunnxnqham, Tooker, Ehenbaum. SECOND RO f FRONT ROWfBrTq,TTa, Rose, May, CTouqh, Mr. Nnq. Vaykunqer, NN Ramsay, Shorey. TYTTT1 Green, Cook, Mars Sohrekner, Marykn Coriman, Symmes BACK ROW-Wanderer, Flum, Beezley, Wakefield, Kmiecik, i-Iuss, Brown, J. Whife, Maclean, BonThron, Meyer. FOURTH ROW-Dickinson, CriTcheTl', Abbafe, Spelson, Hirsch, Hersey, OuinTe, H, WhiTe, Baas Hoffman. THIRD ROW-Haynes, Clapp, Diercks, Walker, Fowler, FosTer, Preucel, ProuT, Aepinus. SECOND ROW-Seymour, King, Fisher, Judd, Ransom, HedsTrom, Schallenmuller, Haggard, DeTwiler, STuarT. FRONT ROW-Caudill, Nordhares, Rose, Reininga, Carrel, Warnshuis, Landsea, Buhm, Woodruff, Suhr. We have menTioned and duly praised The publishing angle oT The Trapeze. We now presenT The hardworking salesmen who persisT unTil They geT your name on The doTTed line. There is an agenT in every room who Takes care of disTriIouTing The Trapeze every Friday morning. IT is his duTy To poinT ouT The special TeaTures in The Trap so Tha+ The sTudenTs will subscribe To The paper. The go-geTTersIl These are The sTudenTs who acTuaIIy go ouT and geT The inTorrnaTion which we read in The Trapeze. They n'1usT be presenT aT all school acTiviTies and They make our Trap a True reTIecTion oT school IiTe. TRAPEZE AGENTS BACK ROW-Jepsen, O'Brien, Darre, BonThron, Kmiecik, Wakefield, STrayer. FIFTH ROW-Baas, GoIdsmiTh,. Hodges, WhiTe, Meyer, Morgan, Sardeson. FOURTH ROW-Ransom, LeGros, Seed, Liqare, STanI'on, Hirsch, PIaTT. THIRD ROW-Lawrence, Cherry, KranTz, Judd, Beverly, Bradley, Rowe, Oldfield. SECOND ROW7Ramsay, Moionnier, Woodruff, Toombs, STarkey, Paulson, BurTon, ChrisTiansen. FRONT ROW-FosTer, Rueck, Fackler, Mc:Kendry, Defwiler, Wuchner. I 'IO8' C ef ,UQ bill- :K 0 5 S 4-,S 19' fp R231 J X H, N 5 fb N K 33 DIQAMA MASOUERADERS BACK ROW-Mordue, Maxwell, BirkeTT, Trask, Clapp, WrighT, l-lamilTon, Seifried, Pullum. FOURTH ROW-ArmsTrong, Larsen, Fowler, Robinson, Sark, Thorwaldsen, MarTin, Selimos, Nix. THIRD ROW- KeTcham, Fisher, Percy, WhiTaker, Pope, Parish, PlaTT, Judson, Fink, ProuT. SECOND ROW-Anderson, Walsh, Nichols, Carqueville, CasTle, Jenkins, Rummelhoff, Aepinus, McNulTy. FRONT RCW-KranTz, RiTTer, Larkin, Caryl, Chandler, Ingram, MelcherT, Silveri, Miss SmiTh. As you Thumb Through This book, you mighT pause occasionally To read oT The drama aT Oak Park l-ligh School. Perhaps a Tyrone Power or a l-ledy La Marr mighT be discovered wiThin our walls by a TalenT scouT-who knows? Well, here are The TacTs on l-low To Become an AcTor in Three Easy Years. A Sophomore who mainTained an A average in English during his TirsT year is privileged To ioin Masqueraders, The Sopho- more drama club. Once in, he musT uphold his A average or be dropped. The eighT meeTings ThroughouT The year give The sTudenT an opporTuniTy To perTorm. To exhibiT his Tinesse, each sTudenT is allowed one parT during The year. Masqueraders holds iTs meeTings in The Music l-lall. The oTTicers are: PresidenT, Carolyn SweTT, Vice-PresidenT, RuTh Caryl, SecreTary, Frances Ingram, Treas- urer, Barbara Chandler. These personages who have been elecTed by Tellow members, seek help Trom The club advisors, Miss Geller and Mr. RossiTer. STudenTs receive experience by serving on reTreshmenT, selecTing, and casTing commiTTees. BeneTicial as well as amusing plays are chosen. BuT Sophomores be-come Juniors, and The curTain is drawn on The acT oT Their Masquerading. BACK ROW-Freyer, PocherT, Burno, Royer, Marshall, Woods, Lilly. THlRD ROW-Fackler, G-rosser, Grahl, Burras, O'Brien, G-oldsmilh, Lyon, Schwarfz. SECOND ROW-Chrisfiansen, Nicholas, Fraser, Hakanson, Fusfon, McAuley, Waldron, Peoples. FRONT ROW-Miss Geller, Moionnier, Franks, Faulds, Wise, Kroeplin, Logan. 'IIO' BACK ROW-Young, Ransom, Seidel, Secor, LeBar, Wildman, Brush, Guemmer. FOURTH ROW- FOOTLIGHTS Curry, Marshall, Boecklen, Williams, Viclor, Heinrich, Sander, Ingles. THIRD ROW-Caldwell, Abbale, Rankin, Bell, Hemmingsen, Tychsen, Ellenbaurn, Gagan, SECOND ROW-Ennis, Willing, Sfeinberger, Tregay, Bliss, Judd, Cleary, Adderson. FRONT ROW-Green, Jiracek, Vale, Capouch, Drennan, Johnson, Bowlcer. By ioining lhe Junior clulo, Foollighls, sludenls parlicipale in lhe second acl. Those wishing 'lo give 'lheir all lo lhe drah-ma may join This lhree-year-old club. lls membership is limiled lo one hundred. Members are chosen by The facully. The aims of lhe club are lo give opporlunilies 'lor acling, direcling, and slaging a play, wilh accompanying praclice in malce-up. These aclivilies wilh social opporlunilies promole co-operalion, responsibilily, and cilizenship. A play is given a+ each ol lhe nine meelings. Sluclenls volunleer for lhe Try-ouls, buf lhe same person is nor used more lhan once, excepl in special silualions. Al Chrislmas 'rhere is a 'free wilh Sanla Claus, and gifls for everybody. This year lhe club has been led by: Presidenl, Joe Capouch, Vice-Presidenl, Virginia Aylward, Secrelary, Vernon Vale, Treasurer, Grace Jiraceli, Ser- geanl-al-arms, William Drennan. The facully advisors ol Foollighls are Miss Graham and Miss l-larringlon. Again lhe curlain Talls al lhe end ol acl lwo. BACK ROW-Pilcher, Lewis, Herzog, Heald, Adams, Shorey, Mizen, Freeman. FOURTH Porier, Spelson, Vayhinger, Wilson, Kmiecik, Poplerf, Daley, Sullivan. THlRD RCW-Mueller Randall Dunnell Evereir, Miner, Roberts, Rieser, Deeg. SECOND ROW-Chrislofferson Longley, Munson: Lind, Suiherland, Golding, DeHerder, Gelcler. FRONT ROW-Banker, Baker, Preucel, Frakes, Menlz, Hulberf, Caldwell, Ennis. Uhlhorn, Aylwaid, ROW- , Malow, , Fosler, Nelson, BACK ROW-MaveeTy, BriTsch, Biegler, Rasmussen, Lind, EngsTrom, Johnson, NepTune, FOURTH ROW-Young, Frey, Barger, O'Hara, Monson, Olson, Rinne. THIRD ROW-Zdanke, Waife, Shay, DeVogelaere, Lomax, Henolrie, Horn. SECOND ROW--Kling, STiel, Rex, Le6ros, Gilray, Baumrucker HarrieTT Wiedenbeck, Freeland. FRONT ROW-Middlefon, Lesh, Quayle, Schwerin, WesTcoTT, Olson, TuTwiler. Lucky iuniors Tind Themselves envied seniors and Those sTill inTeresTed in The Third acT . . . The Drama Club. As in FooTlighTs, There is no scho- lasTic requiremenT, The members being chosen Trom The mulTiTude oT clamor- ing acTors. Miss Payne, who also direcTs The Senior Class Play, acTs as advisor. During The Tedious Try-ouTs and subsequenT rehearsal oT The Class Play, The meeTings are disconTinued. The members have, by This Time acquired a commendable acTing abiliTy, and we Tind Their shining Taces amongsT The class play mob. Possibly one lucky Tellow will be privileged To shouT, All hail, or even, All hail, The King. This puTs a TerriTic sTrain on The individual. This year The club has been TorTunaTe in having such oTTicers as: PresidenT, Jack Lesh, Vice-PresidenT, Charles Schwerin. SecreTary, RuTh WesTcoTT, Treasurer, Mary Olson, SergeanT-aT-Arms, James Quayle. Two main evenTs oT The year are The ChrisTmas ParTy, and The Senior Class Play Take OTT. AT The Tormer, sTudenTs oT hisTrionics ioyTully yodel ChrisTmas carols and cheerTully exchange giTTs in The YuleTide spiriT. Then The Class Play Take OH To which all The play casT, lviasqueraders and FooTlighTs are inviTed, Takes OTT. This year The Task was execuTed under The direcTion oT STanley lvlaveeTy wiTh The aid oT lvliss Hardie. The parT BACK ROW-ClemenTs, Carqueville, Quick, Coe, Erickson, Bacon, Wakefield, Newman, Tlmbllfl FOURTH ROW-SmiTh, Grimsman, May, Barlow, Freimufh, McCay, Berliner, Burgess. THIRD ROW- Warnshuis, Brune, Tussey, Anderson, Winn, Darre, Cox, GranT, SpioTTo. SECOND ROW-HaskeTT Racifi, Guiffre, Rosales, Aalbue, Hifzfield, Helen Wiedenbeck, H. Cox, Eller, Wasson. FRONT ROW- Cavender, McKenna, OTIey, Boyles, Train, Larson, Luirell, Hiney, Hollowed, CorleTT. W Sardeson, NepTune. of Cinderella was filled and overflowed by Tiny IvIiddIeTon. The bored prince was played by Bob TuTwiIer. The passage of a rubber Tire scooTing across The sTage, and The eTficienT exhibiTion of how The props commiTTee works made a hilarious performance. Now I should like you To come backsTage wiTh me To waTch how The crews work. WiThouT Them any performance would be impossible. The mem- bers work, hurrying, scurrying, hiTher and yon, Trying To nail This board here, or Tix a IighT There. Such acTiviTy! The sTage crew works for monThs before The school performances, making The large parTs of The scenery. When The Time comes To puT iT up, piTy The person who geTs in The way. ThaT fellow who emerged from under ThaT pile of lumber is The head, John May. Over There we see someone cIefTIy climbing up a ladder wiTh a colored piece of cellophane in his hand. We Turn Tor a second, and There he is in The balcony Trying To adiusT a large black gadgeT. IT is Charles Sardeson, The head of The IighTs crew, who works his crew and himself To a Trazzle To geT The proper lighTing for our plays. STAGE CREW BA K ROW Green, Young, Hennecke. SECOND ROW-Seidel, Wildman, Faulds. FRONT ROW V Ie, Clough, May, Evans. LIGHTS CREW BACK ROW-Wolgemufh, Newman, Emerson, Burgess. FRONT ROW Kle Franks XAXGYX SGQGSYN TVX? CHOOSE YXP-X468 award Xvxqak. .....,,,............ Ham Ycxxvixce Xvqak .... .... 'PX X900 Yxdwfmqa 'Sod Oavxoxq ..,. ..,.,..., Yi xcfoavd Voodoo Leo Uaq ...... , . . Mace Yzmafekxavdk Ylooda .......... ,.....,.. 3 aan Gvooke Wwe. BYESAXGQ .,..., ..,...,.. 9 face VNS 5uYxa Xxkxvdodo ..... . . ,Bean VNac0ovaX6 XJHAQYX Xoqaxs ..,..... ..,.,..,. P3 dfxs Davie Yxoodd Wovdocb .... ...,.,,, VX oxoevk NN'hYxafos Lcix-5 Xoqak, ..,...... ..., Xl osemavq Gnaeinqef '6va6NeX4 Xoqaxs ..... ...,... U vane XN'Nav6ev Uaqmav CavroXX ...,. ..C5eraX5me Caviar XXXaXaYxe Yveeko YNOX XQWOXOQKN 4 . , . . . .,.. Yloxoevk Qavoadvd Stix? H4. 15911 ,VNS qw We exfxg cm, 'wx Coxxawawm mm Pxvffxw SdoooX CYfxXc3vevf S Pfxd, pvesenied e Heck, 'Wkxe Goo-ae Pxanqs Wxq . Xlervsxomq, and We coo- We enfx Nkxss dd be ceXXe0k dag Toe evemefxc dxveckov, vp osx our awe-erxks, Q00 meme. Ywo Vffxnqs vxdief ve our Sku- ade ersx OY 'Gi qa NN , Cask, V0 qrefnfxaked on a Yme Q xklovkxmg axoouk NWS dag are Nxwak XYiXS5YY.'xOfiXC,S New Xovq avldfiecxx oppovku ' xN'6sXw cofoe needed Manda. dems oss ' 6 charm and pvovxde SYNCDW THE SENIOR CLASS OF IQ39 presenfs A KISS FOR CINDERELLA by Sir James Barrie THE CAST Mr. Bodie ..... .............. R ichard Burron Warren Middleion Policeman ...... .. ...,....... Chalmers' Coe Cinderella ......................,.. Grace Ellis Cuslomers in Jrhe Penny Shop Mr. Jennings .,.............. Richard Roberrs Mrs. Maloney .... ......... M ar'rha Swe'r+ Marion .......... .... R ose Mary Rosales Sandy MacLean ................ Beri' Beverly Gladys, an English war orphan ...... Sally Morris Marie Theresa, a French orphan. .Margarer Mercalf Delphine. a Belgian orphan ...... Barbara Beeman Grerchen, a German orphan .,.. Josephine Jeffers Cinderella's Godmorher .... .... V irginia Brown The Lord Mayor ................ Armand Dibella Lord Times, The all-powerful press ............ C. Middlelon The Censor, a formidable person. .Wayne Barlow l-lis Royal Highness. 'rhe King..Roger Rasmussen l-lis Good Lady. The Queen ....,.. Roberra Shinn Mrs. Bodie, Jrhe Venus .... .... R urh Wes'rcoH The Penguin, a Bishop .... .... S heridan I-luss Ellen, maid in Dr. Bodie's Convalescenr l-lome .. .... Virginia Morse Dr. Bodie ............... .... P aulira Rosales Danny, a soldier ................,... Jack Lesh Lady Charlolle, a prolaalioner ,.......,...... . . . . . . .Rosemary Gnaedinger, Polly Baumruclcer Now we reach The finale, The senior class play oT I939. Here our TinesT resulTs are aTTained. STudenTs ThaT parTicipaTe in This perTormance deserve The applause which A Kiss Tor Cinderella received. Cinderella, a liTTle waiT OT The London Tene- menTs, was porTrayed by a Tine acTress, Grace Ellis. The senior class recognized her abiliTy by voTing her class acTress. Grace worked so hard ThaT we soon TorgoT her as she Toolc on The personaliTy oT Cinderella. Such an acTress makes The Senior Class proud. Cinderella's prince had To be a sTrong-willed, handsome Type, who could acT. Chalmers Coe, as Prince Charming, made an excellenT appearance on The sTage, and his deep voice added Tremendously To his excellenT acTing. Richard BurTon and Warren lv1iddleTon as Dr. Bodie carried an imporTanT role wiTh ease and abiliTy. 'IIE' AlThough each one in The play deserved an orchid la bouqueT To Gracel so did The members oT The comrniTTees and Their heads. The audience does noT have an opporTuniTy To applaud Their eTTorTs, buT They cannoT go unheralded. This year There were sevenTeen members oT The TaculTy direcTing These cornmiTTees. Miss Rernsburg supervised The cos- Tumes and malce-up: Miss Miller, The properTies: Mr. May, The scenery: and Mr. O'Brien, The lighTs. BUT heading The whole lisT is Miss Payne, The dra- maTic direcTor. Merely saying ThaT her Tireless eTTorTs To coach, To supervise, and To keep uniTy made The play a success is hardly adequaTe. The casT in iTs small way presenTed her wiTh an orchid, and The audience in applauding The acTors, applauded her. She has direcTed all Senior Plays Tor sevenTeen years. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Waifing Wedding Rehearsal CLUBS Am GMX X J 1 dy Rx I , I FirsT semesTer Second semesTer RiTa Jane Hansen Pres. RiTa Jane Hansen Howard WaTTers V. Pres. Howard WaTTers Sec. June STrom Frank Bender Treas. Howard FasT BACK ROW-EngsTrom, Henderson, Suhr, PeTerson, CarTer, STanTon, Chadwick, Reininga, Orr. FOURTH ROW-Robb, Keenan, Yasiunas, Schleck, Baurnrucker, Mifchell, Ligare, Morrell, Olson. THIRD ROW-Colion Rafzer, Freda, Kalkanian, Reif, Mass, Wilson, Gormley, Bowles, Pendarvis. SECOND ROW-Kohn, Holmes, EasT Wilcox, De Herder, Hohmann, Roberfson, Burger, Chrisfian. FRONT ROW-Burl, Rowe, WaTTers, Hansen, Sfrom Bender, Miss Ward. Parlez-vous Trancais? Ouil AbouT l9l8 Le Cercle Francais was organized in Oalc Park High School. Having been disconTinued and reorganized once or Twice iT was again placed among The acTive clubs lasT year. This year iTs TiTTy-Tive members indicaTe iTs populariTy among The French sTudenTs. One diTTiculTy in organizing a club oT This lcind is The deTailed preparaTion needed beTore a meeTing can run successTully. Because The maioriTy oT The French sTudenTs are in The TirsT and second year, The club membership is conTinecl To These Two French classes. This TacT malces The main obsTacle even greaTer as nearly all The members are beginners. This year, The TirsT semesTer meeTings were Tilled wiTh songs, games and dialogues. French people were called in To speak Their naTive Tongue To The enThusiasTs. The second semesTer The club cenTered around French drama. lPerhaps noT lvloliere, buT aT leasT enTerTaining.l AT one Time They combined wiTh Masqueraders To maTch dramaTic wiTs. ln all, ce cercle esT Tres inTeressanT pour les eTudianTs de la premiere eT de la deuxieme annee de Trancais. 'l22' FirsT semesTer BerT Beverly Tom Spelson John PeTerson Mary Jane STockTon George Ochs Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Treas. SgT. aT Arms Second semesTer Tom Spelson John PeTerson Mary Jane STockTon George Ochs Darwin Bingham Hey, BerT, have you been To Papua or Pago Pago since we lasT meT? -You mighT hear such lingo as This if you happened To look in The door where STamp Club was meeTing. Here are gaThered The Truly advenTurous in spiriT-iT noT in body- who Travel over The known land someTimes unknown To Theml earTh on posTage sTamps OT various colors and shapes. ExciTemenT runs high when a rare sTamp comes To lighT. As Tor sTamp Trading and The aucTioning of sTamps-The keenness oT The proverbial horseTrader pales i'nTo insignificance nexT To The acumen OT These sTamp enThusiasTs. If you siT in on a debaTe oT Two ardenT philaTelisTs, you may hear Them discussing relaTive meriTs oT design and value of various sTamps. On The oTher hand, if an ouTsider is speaking before The club, he may Throw a colorful lighT on hisTory Through The knowledge of sTamps. IT you haven'T been inTecTed wiTh The sTamp bug virus. you may Tincl iT caTching when you, as a mere onlooker, wander up and down before The exhibiT oT The STamp Club. RighT now, The club is doing a nice bi+ oT work in The Tinishing oT a sTamp caTalogue Tor our school library. These varied acTiviTies and inTeresTs give This club an appeal +ha+ can'T be beaT. BACK ROW-Seidel, Johnson, Wilson, Kobersfine, MaThy, Collins, FriTz. SECOND ROW-Golbeck, Bingham, Garneau, A. Stockton, Borden, Bisson. FRONT ROW--PeTerson, Speison, Beverly, M. STockTon, Ochs, Mr. Price. 'I23' FG 'DIP-IW EC h BACK ROW-Moore, Barnes, Erskine, Huss, Capouch, Heap, Dickinson, Berger. FCURTH ROW-Wrighf Briggs, Lukasek, Braucher, Mahassek, Wesfaby, Srump, Keading, Hill. THIRD ROW-Mizen, Schinagle, Bone, Juel Neymark, King, Wilcox, Compfon, Miller. SECOND ROW-Snyder, Moberg, Young, McCullock, Rehnberg lEomme,MOIseHo, Wgsfphal, Hole. FRONT ROW-Golding, Fox, McClevey, Broadwell, Walfer, Sardeson, Poplefr lsner r. eica . I3 The sfrong odor of hydrogen sulphide filled fhe room. A spealcer had iusf complefed fhe demonsfrafion of fhe commercial process used in fhe manufacfure of fhis gas. Chemisfry Club meefing bi-monfhly has many of fhese profifable and beneficial programs. Oufsfanding men from fhe field of commercial and professional chemisfry frequenfly appear before fhe club. Occasionally enferfainmenf of a lighfer sfrain is provided for fhe members. Af fhese meefings Professor Quiz con- fesfs made especially for fhe club add an elemenf of humor fo fhe ordinary roufine. Nof everyone is eligible for fhis organizafion: only fhose carrying af leasf a B average in chemisfry may ioin. The club's 48 members unanimously agree if is a privilege fo parficipafe in acfivifies such as fhis. Firsf semesfer ' IZ4 ' Second semesfer l-lugh Walfer Pres. Hugh Walfer Charles Sardeson V. Pres. Charles Sardeson l-lelen McClevey Sec. Helen lvlcClevey Roberf Broadwell Treas. Roberf Broadwell Z I. I. IJ I3 BACK ROW-Johns, Rollberq, Kennedy, Gross, Lassen. FOURTH ROW--Malow, Guemmer, Ward, Hemmings Marske, Carlson. THIRD ROW-Glidden, Gardner, DiCanio, Dicker, Compfon, Wells, SECOND ROW-Craig STevens, Rieser, Luvisi, Simmons. FRONT ROW-Schaefer, EvereTT, WaThalI, AbbaTe, Paul. One oT The more inTeresTing and educaTional organizaTions in school is Zoology Club. The Tive meeTings each year, designed To meeT The inTeresT oT all The mem- bers Touch upon various Tields. AT one meeTing a demonsTraTion oT how To make museum mounTs was given by The curaTor of The Museum Academy oT Science. This proved To be one oT The highlighTs oT The year. Of equally inTeresTing naTure was a lecTure on silver Toxes by The presidenT oT The illinois Fox Breeders AssociaTion. lllusTraTed lecTures on anTs and spiders by mosT able men also broughT greaT saTisTac- Tion To These enThusiasTi'c Zoology sTudenTs. AlThough Zoology Club has Tewer meeTings Than mosT oTher organizaTions. each is so carefully planned ThaT The members Tind They are provided wiTh suTTicienT 'Food Tor ThoughT Tor The enTire monTh. FirsT semesTer Second semesTer Bruce WaThall Pres. Bruce WaThall Jeanne AbbaTe V. Pres. Jeanne AbloaTe Barbara EvereTT Sec. Treas. 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Alan Weess Daniel Karasik V. Pres. Daniel Karasik WGVFGH RUl'TTm9H'iOH Sec. Warren Rummelhoff John R. Middlefon Trees. John R. Middle-'ron 'I27' BACK ROW-Bruckerf, Helmer, Huss, Sykes, Newman. THIRD ROW-Lawrence, Frosf Houser Cox Rans m Prenfice. SECOND ROW-Boecklen, Corkle, Shekeriian, Secor, Smifh, Rose. FRONT ROW C Ile? u S I3 0 I2 T S M If N S Our speaker Today is To Talk To us on The imporTanT subiecT OT conservaTion. These were The words heard by The members OT SporTsmen's Club on one OT Their Tuesday meeTings. Some OT us who are noT well acquainTed wiTh any SporTsman may wonder how conservaTion would enTer inTo Their rneeTings. We associaTe The TiTle sporTsman wifh hunTing, Tishing, and The desTrucTion OT wild life. BUT To a real ouTdoor enThusiasT like Mr. Pinclqney, The preservaTion OT naTure is OT viTal imporTance. The rapidly decreasing wild liTe, The depleTed ToresTs, and The general widespread desTrucTiOn OT naTural resources has become a problem OT greaT concern To Those inTeresTed in The ouTdoors and To our SporTsmen's Club. This club deals also wiTh The oTher phases OT ouTdoor liTe. Programs are arranged To cover such subiecTs as Tishing, camping, and hunTing. Boys wiTh an inTeresT in The ouTdoOrs Tind in SporTsmen's Club a real opporTuniTy To increase Their lcnowledge, and To meeT oTher boys wiTh common inTeresTs. BACK ROW-Reid, KraaTz, Bard, Reichel, Williams. THIRD ROW-Pager, Wallace, Carlson, Greening, Weber. SECOND ROW-Kunzer, Baar, Hennecke, Cary, l-liTzTield, Miller. FRONT ROW-Gross, Mellers, l-lull, Emerson, Mr. Pinckney. FirsT semesTer Fred Emerson Gordon l-lull l-larry lVlinTrup RoberT lvlellers l-lomer l-lopps Second semesTer Pres, Fred Emerson V. Pres. Gordon l'lUll Treas. Richard Gross Sec. RoberT Mellers SgT. aT Arms l-lomer l-lopps ' l28 ' FirsT semesTer 9150055 FO KAW 233 O Q, 7? :Z 7 U7.1 O mi Ol fe 553. 33 3. 2m 39. ggi 0 02 E8 '-4-1 U O of -'o .. Q.. U 52 :ao ml 5 C I LD E Y FRONT ROW-J. Seifried, B. Seifried, Manley, Cha er Vroom I r an, M'ss Ha Tman. Second semesTer MargareT Manby Pres. Marilyn NorTon DoroThy Vrooman V. Pres. JaneT Glidden BeTTy SeiTried Treas. ConsTance l-lugill Barbara Chandler Sec. Barbara Chandler John SeiTried SgT. aT Arms Diana CarTer Janef Glidden l-lisTorian PaTricia BryanT Brooks Club, named Tor Phillips Brooks, aT one Time one oT America's greaT preachers, is organized To TurTher inTeresTs OT religious educaTion. There are Twelve meeTings held during The year, Tour oT which are parTicularly ouTsTanding. The TirsT oT These is The MoThers' Tea. AnoTher highlighT is The ChrisTmas program wiTh which There is an impressive candle lighT service. The subiecT oT social service work is discussed aT one oT The oTher meeTings. Possibly however, noThing draws so much aTTenTion as The picnic given aT The end oT The year. Members eagerly look Torward To This lasT meeTing which serves as a TiTTing climax To The club's acTiviTies. ' 'l29' A I2 T If IQ BACK ROW--B. Des Marais, Cary, M, Des Marais, Markman, Baas, Esch. THIRD ROW-ScoTT, Melone, Sawler, Hasbrook, HofsTeHer, Treleaven, Honig, l-lamiITon. SECOND ROW--Uckerman, KobersTine, Keer, SchmidT, English, Flury, Fries, Balsamo. FRONT ROW-Hawley, Munro, BoTT, Erickson, Rogers, GaulT, Bowen, Miss Clark. If The newesT group in school is The ArT Service Club. AlThough iT was organized Toward The middle oT The TirsT semesTer, iT has already proved To be an asseT To boTh The school and iTs members. AT The meeTings, held every oTher Tuesday, The members oT ArT Service Club geT TogeTher and creaTe such work as library illusTraTions, club posTers, and numerous announcemenTs. This work noT only helps The appearance oT The class rooms buT gives To The members added experience in cerTain Types oT arT work. NOT The leasT oT ArT Service Club's accomplishmenTs This year has been The making of posTers done aT ChrisTmas Time Tor many rooms ThroughouT The school. These decoraTions aroused much inTeresT and Tavorable commenT among The TaculTy and sTudenTs. AlThough a new organizaTion in The school, ArT Service Club has made a deTiniTe place Tor iTselT in sTudenT acTiviTies. FirsT semesTer Second semesTer Rosie Munro Pres. Rosie MUUVO John Erickson V. Pres. John Erickson EdiTh Poor Sec. Helen BOTT RuTh Rogers Treas. RuTh Rogers 'l3O' FirsT semesTer Harry ArmsTrong Pres. Norman McClevey V. Pres. RoberT Broadwell Sec. Chalmers Coe Treas. William Rider SgT. aT Arms Second semesTer l-larry ArmsTrong Norman McClevey RoberT Broadwell Chalmers Coe William Rider The Senior I-li-Y is a long-esTablished insTiTuTion in Oak Park High. IT is composed oT chosen iunior and senior boys who endeavor To develop characTers worThy oT TuTure good ciTizens. This organizaTion oTTers many services boTh To The school and To The communiTy. AT ChrisTmas Time The members oT l-li-Y gaTher old or broken Toys and devoTe evenings and some Time aTTer school To repairing and remaking Them. As a resulT oT Their eTTorTs SanTa Claus visiTs many places he would oTherwise miss. Movies on various subiecTs and lecTures by men well qualiTied To speak To boys round ouT The meeTings. The oTFicers and advisors oT This club arrange inTervi'ews Tor The older members who are inTeresTed in obTaining posiTions in The worlcaday world. Such worThwhile acTiviTies saTisTacTorily round ouT The Senior l-li-Y which will long remain in our roll oT excellenT and worThy clubs. BACK ROW-Clemenfs, Sharpe, Quayle, McEwan, Weess, Shay, Warmbold. FOURTH ROW-MasTers, Jenkins Green, Heald, Baumann, Hull, Pearce, EngsTrom. THIRD ROW-ChrisToTTerson, Vale, Judd, Ellenbaurn, Stevens Kobersfine, Feuiz. SECOND ROW-Sullivan, Spefh, Sellergren, Carolan, Schroeder, Lussow, Randall, Hedsfrom Johnson. FRONT ROW-Bloomer, Drennan, Magill, Broadwell, Armsfrong, Frey, Rider, Payne, LeG,-ros. 'l3l' Flrsl semesler Second semesler Eugene Golub Consul Henry Lee Fox Coralie Sclvacler Nancy Jel:FOr'Cl George Dvoralc Quaeslor Jean Wolf l l l ., . .1,.f:iaEe,, M BACK ROW-Pelerson, Callsen, Marwood, Oloerhelrnan, Case, V Polales, Brown. ' FOURTH ROW-Mason, Trazink, Hanson, Haynes, Rieck, Hag- gsrd, Meinhard. THIRD ROW-O'Connor, Doyle, Dealon, Aylward, Swarfz, -,Q Flood, Culhberlson, Herman. 5135355 V, ' SECOND ROW-Compfon, Wills, Slarkey, Bryanl, Paulson, Benson, Johnson, Caryl. 5 FRONT ROW-Wadham, Chandler, Hirsch, Vance, Schroder, f Q -3 Golub, Polerecky. 4 A ' r a V? ' 3 1 wr ' i' V ,557 H,, , X 'I 'l32' CLUB BACK ROW-H. ArrnsTrong, Coe, STeel, Farlinger, Eissler Nemerovski. FOURTH ROW-R. ArmsTrong, Rieger, Bos, Ulrich, Baker Arnesen. THIRD ROW-EllioTT, Jacobson, King, WanTz, Kyle, Landsea, Ha d. war SEC6!ND ROW-Mills, Francisco, Peferson, BuH'ers, Bashen, Kesler, Snorf. FRONT ROW-Sims, Wolf, Jefford, Fox, Benzuly, PorTer. Quae cum iTa sinT -such words as This ThaT The Tamous Roman oraTors were wonT To uTTer can be heard aT any LaTin Club meeTing. ln TacT, should you happen To caTch a glimpse OT whaT goes on, you mighT well imagine you were living back in The Time oT old Rome. The club is parTicularly inTeresTed in The sTudy oT Roman liTe and cusToms. ln accordance wiTh This idea, Their meeTings have dealT wiTh The origin oT many every- day cusToms. For insTance, one oT special inTeresT To all was cenTered abouT The origin oT ValenTine's Day. As a special climax To The club's acTiviTies a Roman dinner is served, iusT as iT was done in The ancienT Times. The parTicipanTs are dressed in Togas, and The enTire ceremony is perTormed, adhering closely To The old Roman cusTom. lT is inTeresTing To noTe ThaT The l.aTin Club is usually The TirsT sTepping sTone in a brillianT high school career. Membership in This club is indeed an honor, and is much soughT aTTer by Treshman LaTin sTudenTs. 'l33' BACK ROW-Thompson, Reininga, Groofe, Maus, Ayers. FOURTH ROW-Novak, Ellis, BarTIing, Brown, Robinson. THIRD ROW-Canavan, Callahan, G. ElleH, Rieck, Hawkins. SECOND ROW-Moses, Devaney, Gorsuch, Maphis, Miss Allen. FRONT ROW-Posf, Morrell, Shafer, Couffer, O'Connor, Baldwin, B. Ellei-T. FiTTeen Times a year TorTy aspiring auThoresses gaTher under The experT advisorship OT Miss Allen To discuss liTeraTure in general ancl Their own liTerary genius in parTicular. This group is commonly lcnown as The STory Club OT Oak Park High. The iunior and senior buds oT liTerary socieTy spend much of Their Time reading and criTi'cizing manuscripTs scribbled by Their sisTer SToryiTes. Some are good and some are preTTy bad. Moreover, l expecT Thai' The auThor- esses hear iusT where Their work Talls in The esTimaTion of Their colleagues. Be- sides This very serious acTiviTy, a secTion oT each meeTing is devoTed To sTunTs. Through This means The nervous Tension broughT abouT by deep liTerary ThoughT is relieved lor someThingll AT The close of each meeTing. as is The cusTom in every good club, all rush To The lunch room Tor The universal pleasure oT eaTing. l:irsT semesTer Barbara ElleTT Jeane ShaTer Barbara Baldwin DoroThy PosT Carolyn O'Connor Doris Morrell Second semesTer Pres. Barbara ElleTT V. Pres. Jeane Shafer Sec. Barbara Baldwin Treas. 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I+ may noi be lhe mosr modern in ils equipment buf if does serve 'ro acquainl +he younger and more inexperienced members of Jrhe club wifh rhe pracrices and proceedings of an amaleur slalion. lnleresled in all branches of lhe field, They, al' one meering, go To 'rhe Chi- cago Ci+y Airporl where rhey see and hear rhe communicalions behiveen +he landing field and 'rhe huge Jrransporls coming in and going oul. When +he boys wam' lo see 'rhe las? minule in radio equipment fhey go perhaps 'ro Jrhe S'ra're Police Sfafion, WQPC. ll a member is parlicularly inleresled in research or reading merely for pleasure, 'rhe club mainlains a library of modern magazines and publicalions. Also, a prospeclive operalor, lhrough This library, can be helped a long way in obiaining his amaleur license. This is s'l'a+ion W9BlvlQ signing oil! BACK ROW-Jaacks, Roskam, Lloyd, Wanfz, Selfridge, Kolderup, Washingfon. SECOND ROW- Talley, Oliver, Engel, Becker, Gilberf, Schneller. FRONT ROW-Gnaedinger, Graziano, Cox, Burmeisfer, Wilcox, Jackson, Mr. Schneller. HUCFP5 OIUPU f, l 'I35' Firsl semesler Belly Barnes Pres. Alexander Farlinger V. Pres. Lulu Bradley Sec, Palricia Bryanl' Trees, Second semesler Roberl Oerril Jeannelre Jennings Cecelia Cannon Clirislalnel l-lamillon SCIENCE BACK ROW-von der Heydl, Caudill, Miller, Hirsch, Wie man, Sutlon, Simon, Schuermeyer D ' FOQRTH ROW- Q. , uncan, Solinsky Bennet? Pfeiffer A'k Kling Ja , , if en, Terk, Seed, Sills , eger, Hurja, Loveff, Reilley. THIRD ROW-Slan+on, Snorf, Landsea, Solberg, Chandler, Ball, Jacobson, Glos, Haiges, Porler, Reno. SECOND ROW-Wigren, Jefford, Connolly, Nordhaus, Flood Shapiro, Brandl, Hauser, Holsinger, Weaver. FRONT ROW-Mr. Park, Hinding, Tilden S Bradley, Farlin er ' , irns, Honquesf, q , Barnes, Bingham, Wasson. 'I36' CLUI3 C 4 BACK ROW-MacDonald, Kaiser, Meddaugh, STocking, FosTer. FOURTH ROW-Owen, Ascherman, Shouh, Borden, Peaslee. THIRD ROW-STanTon, SchichT, HonguesT, BrisTow, CureTon. SECOND ROW-ConsTanTine, Chiha, Colianni, HedsTrorn, Holden. FRONT ROW-Rich, Kirsch, OerTel, Cannon, Hubka, Mr. Park. Science Club oTTers an opporTuniTy To all TirsT year people who wanT To parTici- paTe in school acTiviTies. ThaT Tew people pass ThaT opporTuniTy by can be seen by The large membership. There are usually beTween sixTy or sevenTy boys and girls in The club each semesTer. This TacT can possibly be beTTer undersTood when a ole- scripTion oT whaT goes on aT These bi-monThly meeTings is given. For example, one OT The more inTeresTing demonsTraTions consisTed OT producing low TemperaTures. ln connecTion wiTh This, mercury was Trozen, and a mercury hammer was made. They also have meeTings dealing wiTh The chemisTry oT meTal and oxidaTion in indusTry. OT a sTill diTTerenT naTure were The Talks given on The propagaTion OT planTs and soil conservaTion. One TacT which is parTicularly noTeworThy is ThaT The meeTings are all puT on by The membership. Such experience will be oT inesTimable value To The new Freshman in developing his leadership. IT can Truly be said ThaT Science Club oTTers advan- Tages ThaT should noT be ignored. 'I37' BACK ROW Loom s, McGuire, Brennan, Graham. SECOND ROW-Hansen, Hemphill, Clark, Kehl. FRONT ROW Helfenberger Parmenler, Schmiclf, Nikifas. Z0-'lb-QP UCFC5 313' 9..gh'f'S S-59. 9..-3 mi 33 14+ .,.,O 3, -13 QQ-.03-wma: Tqfcn , CD 0' ---.-1-:O 0 O 4.,.CDm :-l- 43 -. -' -o-CD-o- 3- 10, OJ -O-3'1U'fDmQ,mfDV' 14-'03-' '+O..--3' I 'manom-+-0' 'I ' O-...gmog 3- -0- 'UC :x'0- Q-'Um -' 3 in Q-Q5-3222 00 QQ? 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Second semesler Alvin Schmicll Chairman Alvin Schmidl Nick Nickilas Chairman Nick Nickilas Frank Parmenler Sec. Frank Parmenler Harry Helfenberger Treas. Harry Helfenloerger ze-limz ECFO Q52 oQ..QT E12-4 co-Gr,,C:g- 31 ., u1CD CD .E.-4 0.3-an -. ., 936112 wen 0, 'mo ZO1 ssl? 'm9+-'U O 3-Q 3-+-Q0 0315 Quia'- C: 913.3-S, s5'Q 0' 33a4fD QCD Ln 0.250-E. mmgm 525.2 101309 mil? '55 rv coCD5'12 019. 3-,eg 30-Tw game M332 cn umm O' 1 3--45x 3 E 'U' 55902 52112 -.D 'LQo1ic'5 3 330.244 3'i...,a' 'GTO 00101 u13kQ omg,-3 0:1 Qhficofl such people. BACK ROW-Prenfice, Bonfhron, King, Marvin, Kaeding. FOURTH ROW-Chrisfofferson, Willfens, Seidel Masfers, Seifried. THIRD ROW-Hair, Wolf, Jackson, Wells, Bingham. SECOND ROW-Cushing, Cherry Hunfington, Nolan, DeMoney, Hulburf, Mr. Van Dyke. FRONT ROW-Thornburg, Buenlk, Roberfs, Kublcek Humes, McClure. A+ fimes fhe meefings are made up chiefly of playing mafhemafical games. or somefimes fhe members gef before fhem a sfafemenf such as l:2. You know, of course, fhal' fhis is false. Ye'l' some member of fhe club mighf prove il' fo you righf before your eyes, and if is no opfical illusion. They have some very excellenf speakers, who fallc abouf mafhemafics as applied fo various phases of our life. lvlr. Owen gives insfrucfive fallcs such as l-low fo Use a Slide Rule. The Newfonifes had no idea how a slide rule could save mafhemafical sfiches. ln fhis pasf year fhe club has increased greafly in popularify. The firsl' semesfer saw fwenfy-eighf members while during fhe second semesfer fwenfy new members joined bringing fhe club a grand fofal of forfy-eighf members. Firsf semesfer Richard Roberfs Roberf Kubicelc Barbara l-lumes Gordon lVlcClure Norloerf Buenilc Vern Thornberg i Second semesfer Pres. Roberf Kubicelc V. Pres. John l.eGros Sec. Anneffe Preucel Treas. Gordon McClure Sgf. af Arms Lucille Nolan Crific Firsl semesler Jean Dorollwea Newell Jean Tyrrell lvl argarel' Do Slenlmouse naker Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Treas. gl. al' Arms S Second sem esler Jean Slenliouse Dorolliea Newell Jean T yrrell M argarel' Do Barbara Me nalqer rlz AIQTS AN BACK ROW-Wiemer, Scofl, Collins, Parker, Hilzfield, Tern- plelon, Beverly, Lakeberg, Krueger. FIFTH ROW-Harmon, Bernklau, Langdon, Hanson, Wesler- fielcl, Frankowsky, Jones, Keeler, Willoughby. FOURTH ROW-Walson, Brown, McNully, McDonough, Pe- lerson, Cofla, Griffin, Caldwell, Walsh. THIRD ROW--Goff, Canavan, Aurand, Bools, McDowell, Ogdon, Kelly, Bliss, Reilly. SECOND ROW-Carllon, Davies, Barsema, Wenner, Peoples, Kadish, Johnson, Robolfom, Aeby. FRONT ROW-Schroeder, Langbehn, Norfon, R Weedon, Ball, Pallerson. ife, Wiggin, 'l4O' CRAFTS BACK ROW-McInTosh, Lynch, Slife, STephens, HarTgerink SchulTz, Domka, PichT, Saam, MaTTern, Werner. FIFTH ROW-Young, Cahill, Bisson, MalmsTrom, Berschbach McMasTer, Nielsen, Bauer, Chaney, RuTza. FOURTH ROW-Driscoll, Phelps, Hickey, Jackson, Miller Brady, JarreTT, Wilcox, Canavan, Cushing, Bozzo, THIRD ROW-Krause, Darrah, ParThemer, Pendill, Dauber, Tucker, Oldacre, Riess, Richmond, Rogers, Galley. SECOND ROW-PeTerson, Beaurline, Diercks, Edgar, Nichols, Schroeder, SeiberT, Murphy, STiel, Meinhard, Wilson, McNellis. FRONT ROW-Hanks R , amser, Read, Newell, MerTz, STen- house, Tyrrell, Donaker, Jannenga, IT you're arTisTic, iT you're a Sophomore, and iT you're Teminine, here's whaT you have been waiTing Tor! The ArTs and CraTTs Club, meeTing on The second and TourTh Wednesdays of The monTh, besides being pleasanTly social, will enlarge your ideas as To The im- porTanT place arTs and craTTs hold i d n our mo ern world, and will make you a more skilled arTisan yourselT. l-lere, Too, is an ouTleT Tor your philanThropic energies Tor you have an oppor- TuniTy To creaTe and make arTicles which will bring ioy To The hearTs, and Tears To The eyes oT The underprivileged children OT The various seTTlemenT houses oT Chicago. LeT spring come-wiTh iTs buds, bees and blossoms, and you have The per- TecT excuse Tor a MoTher's Tea, The climax To The club's social evenTs OT The year. The TacT ThaT almosT one hundred and sevenTy-Tive girls belong To This club proves whaT arTisTic TalenT lies wiThin our r k d ' an s an enloys selT expression in The ArTs and CraTTs Club. ' I4l ' BACK ROW-R. Long, L. Cole. FRONT ROW-G, Treleaven, C. Hurier. Mr. Schneller CHIQISTMAS SEAL SALE Miss Boies BACK ROW-Olson, Pefchaff. FRONT ROW-O'Connor, Nolan, Caldwell. 'I42' 2 i M si 0' N 1 J 7 3 X C k - - Ja BUYS' ATHLETICS MAJUIQ SDIDDTS There are a number oT sporTs Tor which maior monograms are awarded. The VarsiTy l:ooTball Team sTarTed ouT The Tall season OT T938 by de- TeaTing Riverside in The TradiTional opener seven To noThing. Coach Holmes inauguraTed The enTire Team replacemenT sysTem Thus keeping enough play- ers Tresh To wear ouT The opponenTs in plunging, passing. and crashing Their way Through every game. This resulTed in Their Taking The Suburban League Championship. Led by CapTain John Warmbold, The Team had excellenT cooperaTion Through all The games. In spiTe oT The TacT ThaT The average size of The players oT The Team was small, The Tellows proved be- yond a doubT ThaT You can'T keep a good Team down. The Soccer Team goT OTT To a bad sTarT wiTh a green Team and The reTurn oT only a Tew leT'rer men Trom The previous championship Team. l-lowever, Through The good leadership oT Co-capTains Richard Willing and Charles Sardeson, The Team was whipped inTo shape, Tinishing The season in high spiriTs, winning nine games and Tying one ouT OT The ToTal nineTeen games. The Team under Coach Wood showed True sporTsmanship when Their goalie Paul Tyrrell was iniured and unable To play in mosT OT The games oT The season. WiTh such maTerial The Woodmen should Turn ouT a championship Team in I939. The VarsiTy BaskeTball Team, led by Co-CapTains Bob Sellergren and Ted Esser, sTarTed oTT The season wiTh a bang, and dribbled Through aT a clipping pace To win TourTeen games ouT oT a ToTal sevenTeen games. They Tied wiTh MorTon Tor The Suburban League Championship. The high spoT in The season was in The game beTween lvlorTon and Oak Park aT Oak Park. Coach ScoTT's Cagers crepT up To, Tied, and beaT lvlorTon by one poinT all in The lasT Tew minuTes oT The game as The crowd wenT wild, and Tigur- aTively raised The rooT OTT The Tield house. The VarsiTy Swimming Team wenT Through The league schedule winning every meeT excepT one which was losT To The New Trier Tank men. The Co- capTains were MorTon Monson and Bruce Olson. Coach SmiTh's naTaTors, crippled by a Tlu epidemic during The Suburban League meeT, Took a Third place. The Team on The whole was The besT balanced one in Tive years. The TreesTyle promises To be exceedingly sTrong nexT year. Coach FosTer's VarsiTy nine have played seven games Thus Tar. and have won Tive. The baTsmen are coming along in Tine Torm. The Team should have a successTul season. As we go To press The VarsiTy Track Team, wiTh Fred Spaulding as CapTain, has won all oT The indoor meeTs in The Suburban League schedule. ln The Oak Park Relays, however, Oak Park came in second, and in The League lvleeT Third. 'I44' QI45. T , . .,.L LmiL.f T 1,, LL,1L,L: -, ,. , V T T B V C L'L' B ' F B F T T . -- h 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL BACK ROW-Manzelmann, Ben- neH', Rock, Wa'rfs, Russo, Schroeder, Esser, CarquevUle, Walker, Holenshade, Chadwick Michaels, Rusfic. SECOND ROW- Mr. Woodruff CCoachj, S h a y, McCIevey, Worcesfer, Armstrong, Gard- ner, B a u rn g a rf, Warmbold fCapT.T, Frey, Payne, Irving, Rid e r, McManus, Clements fMgr.J, Carolan, Mr. Holmes fCoachJ. FRONT ROW-Middlefon lMgr.j, Sellergren, Goeriz, Spooner, Lussow, O u I c k, Eqglesfon, Modrow, Seidlifz 1Mqr.j. VAIQSIT FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Oak Park ..,.... Oak Park ....... Oak Park Oak Park ,...... Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Riverside York . . . Ausfin . Waukegan Evansfon, IvIorIon New Trier Proviso Lussow .... Esser ..... Egglesfon , WaHs . . . Carolan . McManus . Worcesfer Rusfic . . . Russo ..., Manzelmann Schroeder Michaels .. Baumgar'I' . Ouick .... CarqueviIIe Payne .... Shay .... Rock .... Arms+rong I-Iolenshade Walker . . . Sellergren Rider . . . Irving . . . Gardner ,. Frey ..... VARSITY FOOTBALL End .....End ..,.End .....,.End .....TackIe .. ...Tackle . . . . .Tackle .....TackIe .....TackIe .....TackIe . . . . .Guard .....Guard . . . . .Guard .....Guard. . . . . .Guard ....CenIer ......CenIer . . . .......... Cenfer Ouarferback Ouarierback Ouarferback . . .I-Ialfback . . .I-IaIIback . . .I-Ialfback .....I-Iahcback .....I-IaI'Iback Warmbold ICap'r.I Goerh ,.....,.... Iviodrow ......... ....FuIIback ...,FuIIIoack ....I:uIIback VARSXTY SWXMMXNG BACK RONNfTreXeaven LMQLH, Orson KCC-CBDTA, Burkhardr, Brouqhion, Deme, Capouch, Kobhsh, Kumer, Monson kCo- Caprj, Seed, Mr. Smith KCoachS. FRONT ROW I Tape LMqr.X, Kmhof, Emerson, Judd, Wakrer, Jackson Traln Parks VADSITY SWIMMING V ARSXTY SWXMMXNG Capouckx ...,................ FreesryXe Brouqhjron .............,...,. FreesJryXe Deme ........... ..... F reesryXe OXson KCO-Caprj .... ..... F reesJryXe Xiobkrskr ......... .... F ree-5NXe Emerson ....... ..,..., F reesinpe Tram ............. .,.. B ack Srroke Kurner ............,. ..,. B ack Srroke Monson KCO-Capri ..,,..., B-reasr Srroke WaXrer .....,..,......... Breasr Srroke Xmhor .......................,. Dkvknq Jackson .................,...., Dkvmq Thrrd Kn League Meer SCHEDULE Oak Vark ..... 'Z7 Rockford .... 48 Oak Park ..... 3X Marne .,,.., 45 Oak Park ..... 37Nf2 Provkso ...... 'ZSVQ Oak Vark ..... 43 Morron .,... '23 Oak Park ..,.. 34 Evansfron .... 32 Oak Park ..... '58 Hrqkuand Vk, .23 Oak Park ..... X5 New Tr'xer ..,. 5X Oak Park ..,., 52 Waukegan . . .Xb Suburban Leaque MeerfT'n'rrd. Srandmq Xn LeaquefSecond. SOCCER PXusXXn .. 'XyrreX... May arXow . . B NNaXXe . . Bard ..... OaXes ..... NNX'XXXe, L. X'XarrXs,C'. PauX ...,.. .... .... ' XD, .......,.. . X'Xarrrs, Xe ......... CapXX Co .. Sardeson XCO- Cravens ......,.. Levredqe ........ Rossen ......... Co CapXX . . . .OoaX C5oaX ..-.'...'...OoaX ........OoaX XXXoack XXX Eu . RX q ' EuXXXoack .XRXQXWX . .LeXX EuXXXoack . . .LeXX EuXXXoack .R'rqXnX X'XaXXXoack .RXqX'XX X'XaXXXoack .Cenjrer X'XaXXXoack ,CenXer X'XaXXXoack . . .LeXX X'XaXXXoack X'X XXXoack I . .LeXX a ' RxqXnX . . . . .Owrsrde . . .OuXs'rcXe RXqX'rX . XnsXde RXQXXX X7fxqX'XX h Z U b.'.XnsXde CenXer NN'rXX'xnq X - NorXon ......,.. . . VXOXXXS ........ ..... SOCCER SCHEDULE Conway Canker Oak Park ........ O Crane 'Xedn ...... 4 X'XaupX . , ...., XnsXde LeXX Oak Park ........ 'Z ScX'Xur1 ......... 3 Jones . . . .,... XnsXde LeXX Oak Park ...,.... 3 X4eXXy ...., ..... O 5NXXXXarns . . .... OuXsXde LeXX Oak Park ........ O Sckrurl ......... 'Z NXXXcX'XeXX . . . . . .OuXsXcXe LeXX Oak Park ......., O X4eXXy ........... X Oak Xjark .....,.. O Lane ........... 'Z Oak Park ........ 'Z Von SXeuXoen .... X Oak Vark ..,..... X 'XXXden .......... 'Z Oak Park ........ X ScX1ur1. ......... X rk ...,. O XXfXanXey ...,.... X 'Z Von Sfreuben .... O . . . . . .X X S O C C f Q Oak Pa ... Oak Park .... Oak Xjark. .. Oak Park. ,. Oak Park.. Oak Vark. . Oak Park. k Xnark. O a rk 'XEP-M X'Xea SOCCER W C. NNXNXXQ, BACX4 RO 1 Wane, Osborne, Hugs, My ' Barxciw, G. X'Xarns Wood Pxushn, XXX r Buenr . ROW 1 Mr. X n Erc e , SECOND XC QXNX, PauX, Noro , B d GaXes, Cravens, . G C X NXXXcX'XeXX, Sh d oa wav, ar, NN'nXXe, Le vos, oe, Se'rde , Mgr. , BXnqXwarrX. X X S'nuXX-L X X R o 5 s e n, N X P X'Xarrrs, Nov- . FRONT RONN 1 a, Moths, a LX, Levredq ' Xnq XCO-C p WXXXX-arns. X'X NNXXX XCo-CapX,Xl Jones, NNXse, Vahrn Oak Va Oak Park erwoo ea , D Sardeson aupk, qer. XXlXanXey . . .O VXorXon .. . O XXfXooseX'XearX ..... X Hyde Park ...... O X'XXqXX. .O X 'fl Unkversny .'Z VXorXon ........ rk .... O XX O G B ... H1 ..X X'Xyd X9 .. ' rsvnf X'X'rq .3 Unnle McClevey .... Walls ..... Noguera . . . Smidl . . . Michaels ..... Warmbold . . , Lussow ..... LINEUP Armslrong .........,... . . . Ossman ................ . . . Sellergren, R. QC o-Ca pil ...... Goodwillie .................. Sellergren, W. ... .... ..... PIH' .............. Esser lCo-Captl Slinson ..,....... Tegerdine ..,. . Lell' . Leif . Lefi .Righ+ Righl Righlr Righr .Guard .Guard .Guard .Guard .Guard .Guard Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward .Cenler .Cenler .Cenler i C D VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW-Noguera, W S ergren Tegerdine A f 5 fsf Pin. ' W l S E C O N D ROW-M fCoachj, McClevey, Sfinson, Goodwillie, S dl Schmidt lMgr.l. FRONT ROW-Spefh CM Warmbold, Lussow, gren LCD-CBDTJ, Es KL, a tl, Michaels, Wolf CM VAIQSITY BASKETBALL Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park SCHEDULE Glenbard .... Auslin ....... New Trier .... Highland Park. Wells .,..... Morfon .. . Proviso . Auslin ..... . Waukegan . . . Evanslon . . . Waukegan . . Morlon ...... New Trier .... Highland Park. Proviso ....,. Evansfon . VARSITY BASEBALL BACK ROW-McNeIIis, Tegerdine, C E N Th N I oe, sser, o , av M G n, Fries Ol I SECOND ROW-Mr. F f Tee lCoachJ, Rusfic, Wa er, born, Burmeisfer King, P T Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Cermak, Perry, Ell Ik Mkolas, T FRONT ROW-Gabel, Tregay, Robf, Peferhan R y -eerhans, Frey, Sellergren Hedsfrorn. x X VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Highland Park Senne ....... S+einme'rz . . . Foreman .. Sfeinmelz . . . Waukegan . . New Trier . . . Morlon . . . Waukegan . . . Evansfon ..... Highland Park lvlorfon ....., Proviso . . . Proviso . New Trier . Evanslon .. VAIQSITY BASEBALL Firsi Base. .. Firsf Base. . . Second Base. Second Base. . Third Base.. Third Base., Shorf Slo p .... Lefi' Field, . . Leif Field. . . Cenler Field. Cenfer Field ..... Righi Field. Righr Field.. Calcher . . . Caicher .. Caicher . Pilcher . Pilcher . Pilcher . Piicher . . . TEAM i . . . . . . . .Coe ......Tregay Ray Peferhans ........Navolio ........Frey . . . .Hedsfrom ....Sellergren .......NoIh ........Perry .......Gabel Bob Peierhans ......,.King .....McNellis .....Rus+ic ........Ellis .....Cermak ........Esser ....Tegerdine .....Mikolas ......Fries Radema er, W d Waples, e es, s Bloomer fMgr.l. G BACK ROW-Russo, McConnell, Carfer, Duncan, Pierce, Mc- .nl lor, Armsfrong. THIRD ROW-Conway, McClev- y S Th K bell, Kramer, R. M c C a r rel l , a n rn, r k C ha M oo ruff lCoachl. SECOND ROW-Kurrasch lMgr.l, K y Willing, Hol- n er 'n FRONT ROW-Lewis, Juel, Mc- Morgan, W. Braucher, VARSITY TIQACK Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park .,...44 .....35 .....45 lndoor .....72lf2 Maine ... .....6O Auslin.,. . . . . .59lf2 Proviso . . .....67 York New Trier , New Trier . La Grange Oak Park Relays ... . .293A, New Trier . Evanslon ........ 28lf2 League Meef New Trier .. .48 3X5 Evanslon . , I52 ' Oak Park ........ I8 5X6 Ou'l'door Oak Park ,.... 63lf2 Rockford Oak Park .,.., 65 York .... Wheafon Relays Oak Park-5ll1 ,...27V2 ,mas .,..24M 3I .'j.i.A.'57 ...,.4O 38 ...i.5oy, ..2O V5 .....57lf2 57 Nully, McSweeney, Osborne Anderson Adams Klg Ty 5 . FIELDHOUSE RECORDS 50 Yard Dash Burling IO.P.l I933, 5.3 sec. 60 Yard Low Hurdle Abrams Ilzroebell I933 Sibe-rl' INapervilIel I933 Brandi IO.P.l I935, Jones INew Trierl IQ36 Richards lArIingIon Heighfsl I937, 7.2 sec. 60 Yard High Hurdle 42 , Brandi lO.P.l I935, 7.6 sec. 39 , Collinge IMainel I936, 7.5 sec. 440 Yard Run Roy IO.P.l I938, 52 sec. 660 Yard Run Preble IO.P.l I935, I:30.9 880 Yard Run Tiphus IO.P.I I933, 2:03 I Mile Run Johnson lO.P.l I933, 4:39 8 Pound Sho? Pulr Clapp IO.P.j I936, 55'8If2 VARSITY TRACK SPRINTERS Smifh, Osborne, Eeulz HURDLERS Holenshade, Keyes, Kramer. Engsfrom 440 Gardner, Duncan, Carler, Baurngarf 880 Johnson, R. Schulrz, McCIevey, J. King MILE McCarreIl, Braucher, O'Neil WEIGHTS Payne, Morency POLE VAULT Spaulding, Canham, Holenshade BROAD JUMP Willing, Davis, Eeulz HIGH JUMP Mc5weeney, Juel, McConnell, Conway I2 Pound Sholr Pul Paslcavon ILaGrangel I937, 54' Pole Vauli Williams IO.P.I I938, l2'73A, Spaulding IO.P.I 1939, 12'7y8 High Jump Canham IO.P.l I936, s'31f8 Broad Jump Farmer lProvisol I939, 23'Iy8 4 Lap Relay Peferson, Osborne, Roy, Bushing IO.P.l 1938, 1.22.1 8 Lap Relay McCar+hy, Paulsen, Jones, O'DonneII IO.P.l I935, 3:05.I 2 Mile Relay Englewood, I937, 8125.4 Medley Relay Maine, I93I, 3:I5.4 '153' I MONOGRAM CLUB BACK ROW-Russo, Pruler, Nofh, Smidl, Esser, McSweeney, Eggleslon, Manzelmann, May, Waller. FIFTQ bROW-Monson, Williams, Olson, Waffs, McManus, Rider, Baumann, Baumgarf, W. Schulfz, Mifchell, o ersfine. FOURTH ROW-Conway, Rossen, Engstrom, Rusiic, R, Schulfz, Levredge, Cole, G. Harris, Ausfin, L. While. THIRD ROW-Davis, Gardner, Quick, Lussow, Bard, Capouch, Shay, Schroeder, Kubicek. SECOND ROW-Peierhans, P. Harris, Michaels, Paul, Goerfz, Clemenfs, Waife, Carqueville, Norlon, Holmes lCoachl. FRONT ROW-Roberls, Sellergren, Willing, Warmbold, Frey, Armslrong, Spaulding, Randall. Those boys who have won a major monogram in any sporl' are enlilled io membership in lhe Monogram Club. This is an advisory body 'for 'rhe sporls of Oak Park High School. Hs main obieclive is +o promoie good sporrsmanship in infer- scholaslic and inframural alhlelics rhrough discussion of lhese subiecls which are ralcen up a+ 'rheir meeiings. Volunleers from among Jrhe club members are chosen l'o usher al' difierenl sporls evenls. One occasion io which The members loolc for- ward is 'rhe ioinl meeiing oi lhe year held wi'rh Alalanla, lhe girls' sporls Club. al' which 'rhere is a special program and usually an ouiside guesl speaker. Mem- bership in Monogram Club wilh iis high ideals of sporismanship and fair play is lhe aim of every alhlele. Presidenli . . Vice-Pres.. . Secrelary ..... Sgr.-al-Arms. . . 'l54' Faculiy Adviser. . . ...William Frey Harry Armslrong .John Warmbold .Fred Spaulding ...lvlr. l-lolmes MINCIQ SDCIQTS The J. V. TooTball Team, capTained by Bob Olson, showed iTs abiliTy by winning every game in iTs schedule, and by being scored againsT only once. AnoTher TooTball Team, The Fresh-Soph, was hammered inTo shape lasT Tall. The Team coached by Mr. Souchek won six games. Tied one, and losT one ouT oT The ToTal eighT games played. Under CapTain Linnell Bock The Fresh-Soph Team won second place in The Suburban League. The undeTeaTecl LighTweighTs, guided by Coach l-larshbarger, won every game excepT one which was a Tie, six To six, and were scored againsT only once. OuT oT eleven games The J. V. baslceTball Team won six, a maioriTy. The Thinclads, capTained by Ray PeTerhans and coached by Coach Goclcer, had good cooperaTion. The Sophomore baslceTball Team meT wiTh misTorTune This season, and won only six oT Their sevenTeen games. Coach NoTh, however, gave The boys some real work-ouTs. The Freshman baskeTball Team is deTiniTely one To waTch in The near TuTure. CapTained by WalTer SchmidT, iT made a good showing by winning six ouT oT iTs eleven games. Coach O. E. SmiTh's Splashers, namely The Fresh-Soph swimmers, did Their parT This year by winning Tive ouT oT seven swimming meeTs. BUT in spiTe oT This good record, They were able To capTure only a TourTh in The League lvleeT. The Fresh-Soph baseball Team has iusT sTarTed iTs season playing only Three games. The Team, coached by lvlr. Asbury, has losT one game, buT loolcs Torward To sunnier skies. As l wriTe This copy The nighT beTore The deadline, l scan The Fresh-Soph Track records and Tind a powerTul seT oT TraclcsTers This year. Coached by Mr. WoodruTT and capTained by Gordon WaThall The Team has won every one oT The indoor meeTs, including The Sub- urban League MeeT. The Tee-men have sTarTed oTT The GOIT season by winning all The meeTs They have played by a deTiniTe margin. The racqueTeers have meT wiTh Three schools so Tar and have deTeaTed all Three. The Team, led by co-capTai'ns Harry Lydiard and Jim Quayle has boTh a good doubles and singles combinaTion. Coach NoTh expecTs a championship Team. 'I55' JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL BACK ROW-Mr.Gocker lCoachJ, Rinnan, Pellel, Thime, Schwerin, Slingerland, lani, Adams, Ruehrwein, Goller, Davis, A n d e r s o n, Reiman lMgr.l. SECOND ROW-Herzog, Thon, Waples, Leah, Perkins, Carfer, Lipschulrz, Mikolas, Kisselberg, Joseph, Linder, Schneider. FRONT ROW-Nicaslro, Barger, Krull, Simons, Olson lCapl.J, Young, Slevens, DeVogelaere, Wezerek, Cahill. FRESH-SOPH FOOTBALL BACK ROW-Hurd, Erickson, Brown, Boyles, Mueller, Bock lCapl.l, De Bulls, R. King, De- war, R, Anderson, Shavone, lanl, Reilly, Coker, Kuklinski, Thon, Cavner, Flum, Kelly, Klem, Mr. Nolh lCoachl. THIRD ROW-Mr. Asbury, lCoachJ, Mr. Souchek lCoachl, McKeen Clvlgr.l, Linguisl, Rieg- er, Kucera, Goodman, Dyer, Slresen-Reuler, Rudy, Phelps, Lewis, Pelerson, Oloerhelman, Lassen, Becker, Winlers, Paul, Sayre, Job, Nussbaumer, Rice, Moionnier, Knopf, Johnson, Vaughn lMgr.l. SECOND ROW-Smilh, Royer, Hogan, Pearce, Hager, Feidl, O'Brien, lv1cSweeney, Slaley, Shannon, Carlson, Souchek, Wichmann, Londos, McLean, Armslrong, Jackson, McNichols, Jelinek, Ryder, G-aulreaux, Craw- lord, Craig, Cleary, Coe, Hill lMqr-l. , , FRONT ROW-Sims, R. lvl. King, Schmidl, Cunningham, R. Mc- Donald, Wille, lrland, Wood- ruff, Loyell, Dawson, Pszolka, Sellergren, J. McDonald, T. Jones, Sleinhollz, Gllberl, Hol- enshade, Miller, Burien, Woods, Trealevan. LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL BACK ROW-Jacobsen, Reno, Goodwillle lCo-Cap.l McEwan, Longly, Klem, Mohlere, Die- bold, Maslers, Ticklin, Barfle+l, Tope, Hoagland, Mr. Schneller fCoachl. THIRD ROW - Shalek lMgr.J, Bloomer lMgr.l, T. Johnson lCoachl, Wilson CMgr.l, Harshbarger lCoachl, Braucher, While, Lynch, Hemphill, Burk- hardf, Goodman, Spofford, Tregay, Campbell, O'Neil, Skiles, Morgan, Schulfz, Fea- gan, Wasshausen, Jenkins, Magill, McGralh, Jelly, Hewilr, Rowe, Meggelin. SECOND ROW-Albrighf, Wolff, McCarreIl, Keyes, Ossman, Led- ford, McNully, Amsfulz, Monr- gomery lCo.-Capfl, Noguera, Hedslrom, Feulz, Groot, Peler- hans, Klipp, Looney, Ralslon, McNeely. FRONT ROW-Anders, Brown, Chrislorferson, LaVan, Kaynor, Dallas, Borson, Towne, Slem- bridge, Cassier, Hendershol, D. Johnson, Fosfer, S'rre'H'on, Siniscaichi, l-laughfon. JUNIOR VARSITY Goller .......,......,........ End Barger ....................... End Sievens . . . . . . .End DeVogelaere .... End Thime ,,,. .... T ackle Pellei . . . ..., Tackle lani ...... ,.., T ackle Lipschuliz . . . .,.. Tackle Wezerek .... . . . Tackle Thon .... .... G uard Linder .. .,.. Guard Schneider . .... Guard Simons . . .... Guard Rinnan ..... Cenier Cahill . . . ....... Cenier Schwerin ...... .... O uarierback Olson lCap+.l Davis ...... ua rierback . .. ..,... Halfback Carier ..... .... H alfback lvlikolas . .i.. Halfback Young . .. .... Halfback Anderson . ..., Haliback Krull .,,...... .... F ullback Slingerland ,,... X ........,. , Fullback SCHEDULE Oak Park .... 5l lvlaine ... O Oak Park .,.. 6 Morion . . . . O Oak Park .... 22 Proviso ...... O Oak Park .... 13 Evansion .,... O Oak Park ..,, 6 lvlorion ....,. O Oak Park .... I2 La Grange O FOOTBALL Oak Park .... I4 Proviso ...... 6 LIGHTWEIGHT Klipp .......4.....,......... End Tregay ......,.......... .... E nd Reno .... .... E nd Keyes . , , .... .End Amsiuiz . . , ..... Tackle O'Neil .... ...., T ackle Towne ..................... Tackle Campbell ...............,.. Tackle lvlonigornery lCo-Capi.l ..... Guard Hedsirom ....,..,......... Guard Borson ....,.....,,........ Guard Ledford . . . ..... Guard lVlcNul+y .,,...,....,...... Cenrer Noguera ..,............... Cenier Goodwillie TCO-Caphl Ouarierback Ossman .......,...... Ouarierback Albrighi . . . ...,,.... Ouarierback Feuiz ....... ...... H ahtback lVlcCarrell Looney .. Grooi . , Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak ,Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park ..... Hahcback ...,.,,.....,...Hahfback ........,........Fullback SCHEDULE ....35 Riverside O ,...26 York.... ...O ,...6 Proviso ...6 ....l3 Senn. ...O .....'Z7 Tilden O ....2O Jolief... .HO ....2O Harper . O ..,.l9 Proviso O 'l57' FRESH-SOPH Brown ....................... End Reilly ...........,..... ...,, E nd Peierson ....... ..... E nd Siresen-Rueier . . ..,.. End Slaley ........... ..... E nd Anderson, Robi. ..... ..... T ackle King ..........,. ..... T ackle Knopf ......... ...., T ackle Mueller .. ..... Tackle Ruenzel . . . ..... Tackle lvlancione ..... Tackle Thom ...,. .... G uard Kuklinski .. .... Guard Sayre .... .... G uard Paul ,.... .... G uard Jelinik .. . ..,... Cenler Johnson .. ........ Cenier Souchek . . .,.., Ouarierback Arrnsirong .... ..... O uarlerloack Dewar . . . .,.... Hahfback DeBuHs ........, .... H ahcback Anderson, Rich . . . .... Halfback Crawford . .... Halfback Londos , . . .... Halfloack Bock lCap+.l .... ..... F ullback Oloerhelrnan .............. Fullback SCHEDULE Oak Park .... Crane Tech... O Oak Park .... York ......... O Oak Park .... Lindblom ..... 6 Oak Park .... Waukegan . . . I3 Oak Park .... Evansion ..... 6 Oak Park ..,. Morion ...i.. 7 Oak Park ..., Oak Park .,.. New Trier ..... 6 Proviso .... I 2 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL BACK ROW-McMann, Maier, Nofh, Hiller, Goller, Marcolf, Irving. SECOND ROW-Mr, Gocker lCoachl, ikolas, Austin, Iani, McCullagh, Olson, Masfers. FRONT ROW-Egglesfon, Perry, DeWiHe, Peferhans lCap+.j, Hedsfrom, Buchsfaber, Seidlifz lMgr.J. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Morlon .......... 23 York .... ..... I 8 Argo... .....27 Proviso ... . . . . .24 New Trier ..,..... 23 Waukegan .....,. 2I Evansron .. ..... 44 Waukegan ..... I5 Proviso . . ..... 29 lvlorlon .....29 Evanslon . . ..... 29 'ISB' .IIJNIDIQ VAIQSITY BASKETBALL Irving . . . Pelerlnans DeWiHe Major . . . Eggleslon lani ..... Buclwslaloer Mclvlann . Perry ..,. Nolln . . . Olson , . . I-ledslrom Goller . . Mcflullagh Auslin . . LINEUP lCap+.l . Lefl .Leif . Lelil Righl Riglxl Righl .Guard .Guard .Guard .Guard .Guard .Guard Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward .Cenler .Cenler .Cenler BACK ROW-Brown, Kuklinski, Anderson, Oberhelman, Dewar, Thon. SECOND ROW I Walker, DeBuHs, King, Langille, Mr. Nolh lCoachj. FRONT ROW-Seymour lMgr.j, Michaels, Falls lCap'rJ, Jackson, Jenkins grl SDDHUMDDE BASKETBALL DeBuHs .. Nokes .... Oberhelman Jackson . . . Michaels . . King ..... Souchek . . . Falls lCapl.l Lolgren . . . Walker . . . lvlcNichols . Brown .... Langille . . . Anderson , . Munger . . Dewar .... TEAM . Leif . Lefl' . Leif Righr Righr Righl Righ+ .Guard .Guard .Guard .Guard .Guard .Guard Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward .Cenler .Cen+er .Cenler CM SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak l59' Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Glenbard . . . Aus+in ...... New Trier. . . Highland Park Wells ...... Morlon ..... Proviso . . Auslin . . . Waukegan Evanslon .. Waukegan . . Morlon ..... New Trier. . . Highland Park Proviso ,.... Evanslon .. Crane . . . Z FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BACK ROW-Schoch lMqr.l, Carraher, Royer, Crawford, Coe, Kaiser, Rockoff, lrmis lMgr.l SECOND ROW-Mr. Franlzen lCoachl, Erski R I M ll Aderson, MacDonald Paul Larson lMgr.l. FRONT ROW-Willis, . D R S h idl M Cl ll Falls awson, . Cm Carraher .. ,cean, ne, uenze , rm W Sch dl lCapl.J, Armstrong N b Sl h ll LINEUP Crawford Coe ...... RockoFl . . , Paul .,,........,..... Schrnidlr, W. Armslrong . Royer .... Anderson Willis .... Falls ..... Kaiser .,.. MacDonald Nussbaumer Schmidl, R. McClellan Erskine . . . Ruenzel . . . Mueller . . . Sleinhollz . Dawson .. lCap+.l .... ...Le'Fr .....Lefl' .....Leil ...Lell . . . ,... Righr ...,Righl . , ,... Righl . . ,... Righl . . . .Righl .Guard .Guard .Guard .Guard .Guard .Guard .Guard Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward .Cenler .Cenler .Cenler .Cenler .Cenlrer , uss Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak 'l6O' aUFT16I', Gln O Z, -n T n-I cn I Z J, Z T IP an 71 m -I on IP It :- an O I rn U C I- m Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Morlon , Leyden . . Argo . . Proviso . . New Trier Waukegan Evanslon . Waukegan Proviso . . Morlon . . Evanslron . IWHIU1 :EOM ez-zz-za FRESH-SOPH SWIMMING K ROW-Mr. SmiIh ICoachj, Bodine, Lehman, Lewis, Jepsen, Wanfz, Trask, Carne, Ale d r. . NT ROW-SmiIh, O'NeiI, Schneller, Barr, Callahan F S h If C y PriI'chard IMQ I FRO ,ox, cuz, ar FRESH-SOPH SWIMMING Smifh ....................... Freeslryle Barr . . . ,.... Frees+yIe Jepsen . , . ..... Freesjryle Carey . . . ..... Frees+yIe Lewis ..., . . . Lehman .. ... Schneller ... ..... Wanfz .... .... Carne ,.. ... Fox .................... .Back Slrroke .Back Sfroke Breaslf Sfroke .Breasf SIroke ......Diving ......Diving 4+h in League Meei' 'I6I' SCHEDULE Oak Park Maine Oak Park Proviso Oak Park Morion .. Oak Park Evanswhon .... Oak Park I-IighIand Park Oak Park New Trier . .. Oak Park Waukegan . FRESH-SOPH BASEBALL Eh-sr Base .......,......,........., O'Br'ren Frrsi Base ...... ....... E anrom Second Base ...... ..... H . KadXec Second Base Third Base.. Third Base.. Short Siop. . Shorlr Sro p. . Leh' FKeXd. . . Cenrer FXeNd Cenier FReXd ..... ..... Riqhr FKeXd. . Rkghr EReXd. . Carcher . . . Caicher . , . Carcher . . . Prrcher .. Pkrcher . . .......SchneXXer . . . .... Nussbaurner . . . ,...... Carey . . . .... Seherqren . . . ..... R. Schrnkdi ..,,,.....X4noXX .....R.X4adXec .Odeshaber W. Schrnrdlr . . , ......, Dawson . . ...... Jackson ....Srech ....C-Bray .......DernRr . , . .X'hArch'rnqs .I62o fI2f,Sl'N'S0I3l'N BASEBALL FRESH-SOPH BASEBALL SCHEDULE Oak Park Oak Vark Oak Vark Oak Vark Oak Vark Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Vark BAC K RO Gray VLN-My A .. - b Eg1e5EabgrSclL1mgEiI Hay gqgzachj W s - n ' - d ' rffd EEOIED igvfchneieiec. R. Kgcf '. - s O Brieillesrgrenl ward CMQ, Demir ' Tech ugsba Fktowrim Dawson- ' Jgicifchiunnaesr . 5 A K T RQW On. Bear Morron..........8 Waukegan NewTrKer........b Provrso Evansion . Evansron . , . . HRqhXand Park . . . . . Morion ..... . ProvXso....... . . . . New 'Yrrer . . . . . Evan-sion . nolll F -Ifod b anfozzn, p Ialgsczlckoss ' Y are BACK fI2ESl'N'S0Pl'N S+ ROW ., . WE?1ie Reu+e,. N'koIa5 SECONHS- Ives' Hopf' HBOH1. Kuklingk. ROW -Vijiseac afflgi 'fqeainek' Pggble, pzme flvig,-7 e I r , '- Wamrvf NT ' Ur ' W . Kopfa ROW mah KM Oodfuff chqd ' T fek' 'fllsgae . Van I air: - W 9'-7. gphelps Tie. Wallace I h S ? F K I . . el Z' ri TDACK SPPJNTERS BoPrz. NKkoXas, Hhsch HURDLERS NNa'vhaXL Wade, Senl 660 Kopia, SKTUSCBXCM7, Wknkers, Erkckson, Wes NNEXOHTS Jeknek, BOH1, Then POLE VAULT PheXps, PaKrcknXd, Wand BROAD JUMP Wade, P:ushRnq, PrebXe HXGH JUMP Waihak, Pxrnesen. Harrks FRESH-SOPH TRACK SCHEDULE Xndoor Oak Park ..... 77 MaXne . .. Oak Park ..... 55 La Orange Oak Park. .43 XUX5 ProvRso .. Oak Park ..... 5Uf2 Maine .. . Oak Park ..... 44472 Evansion . Oak Park ..... 40 Evanskon . League Meek Oak Park ..... 3X3f4 New Tier Evanston ........ Xgxfz Ouidoor Oak Park ..... 47 Evansion . 'l63. X9 .....'Z5 x 1x5 zq aug za 2774 57 Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak BACK ROW-Albrighf, Karasik, Anderson, Shay, Anders. FRONT ROW-Mr. Gocker KC hj V V +I b UI f I J Hannon, Kramer Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park oac , an er oo, We er, ves ad Capt, G 0 I. I: GOLF SCHEDULE .... 20112 Glenbard . . ... .VZ ....I5 Maine.. ...3 . . . . l4V2 Morron . . . . V2 .. Proviso . . . . New Trier . . . . Evansion ...... . .. Highland Park ... . . Waukegan .... . . . Riverside . . Disiricf Mee'r- League Meei- Siaie Meer- GOLF TEAM Uivesiacl, Hannon, Kramer, Van Veriioo, Weber Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park BACK ROW-Paul Coffa, Slingerland, I-Ieald lMgr.J. THIRD ROW-Armstrong, Baumann, Srnidl, Dave Kimbell, Shorey, Burkhardl, Gibbons, lrmis, Tode, Beadle, Ellenbaum lMgr.l. FIRST ROW-Smilh, Wolf, Drennan, Fox. TENNIS SCHEDULE .. 5 .. 4 TENNIS Kelvyn Park ...... I Marne ...... ... O Joliel ...... ... I Glenloarcl ..... . . I-liglwlancl Park .. lvlaine ....,... lvlorlon ..... Proviso . . . Evanslon .. Joliel ..... Waukegan . , New Trier Glenbarcl TEAM Srnidl, Baumann, Buclwslaloer, Alberlsen, Lydiarcl lCo-capI.l, Ouayle ICO-capI.l, Warmbold, Arm- slrong, Spellw, LeC5ros. 'l65' Barlow, Lycliard lCapI.l, Happe, Knox, Monson, Mr. Nolh lCoachl, Warmbolcl, Quayle lCapI.l COND ROW E. Wells, Kaiser, Pacino. 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T li ' 'E If . ---. , . ...E Y E . L z . 4 is 1 5' rr TS? was QQ-gig' use FM ff at BRN I-Am ' 'mm 'W U ww? mm, mmm H-1 F -ae-wg, 1 5 T ,uf 1:'A1 --Q 1-' fx ,.1: E' ,1'2,A f INTRAMURALS Since Their inauguraTion, lnTramural SporTs have been very rapidly gaining in populariTy. There are now TourTeen cliTFerenT InTramural SporTs which are managed by Coach ScoTT. MosT of The games are played beTween home rooms, The winners becoming Senior, Junior, Sophomore and Freshman champions. The sporTs are open only To The boys who have noT earned a monogram in ThaT sporT. lnTramural SporTs give opporTuniTies Tor Team play To a greaT many boys who would probably oTherwise have no op- porTuniTy Tor This Type of recreaTion. ln addiTion, Through This compeTiTion, coaches can pick ouT prospecTive maTerial Tor lnTer- scholasTic Teams. Many splendid players have been selecTed Trom These Teams, a TacT which proves Their imporTance To The school. ThaT lnTramurals will undoubTedly become a very imporTanT TacTor in The sporTs of O.P.l-l.S. in The TuTure can be seen by The hun- dreds oT boys parTicipaTing in Them This year. 'I67' HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL BACK ROW-l. Buchslaber, M. Burach, R. Rex. FRONT ROW-R. Spefh, W. O'Neil. FRESHMAN VOLLEY BALL BACK RCW-V. Sheperd, J. Shea, T. Schulze. FRONT ROW-J. Schram, P. Schoessling, J. Sellas. FREE THROW CHAMPIONS BACK ROW-J. Mueller, G. McNichols, R. Slev- ens, R. McMann. FRONT ROW - A. Lom bardi, R. Sellergren, R Michaels, C, Pellar. TENNIS BACK ROW-R. Spelh, J. LeGros, R. Herzog, P. Peloquin. FRONT ROW-D. Kimball, D. Linn, I. Buchsfaber, H. Colle. WATER POLO BACK ROW-R. C. Ander- son, H. Waller, F. Penl- zien, R. Emerson, M. Mon- son. FRONT ROW-B. Danley, C. Alder, J. Anderson, C. Barr, J. Callahan. 'l68' 5 LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL BACK ROW -- H. Jones, Kain, H. Hoelrer, E Kofas. FRONT ROW-L. Hedberg D. Hawley, W. Hogan F. Knoll. f MIDGET BASKETBALL BACK ROW-E. Kofas, J. Serpico, F. Knoll. FRONT ROW-H , Kingslacl, D. Hawley. I I6 TRACK FRONT ROW-C. Krull Edwards, R. Gray. SOPHOMORE VOLLEY BALL BACK ROW-P. Eskildsen B. Edwards, F. Egger? W. Englehardr. FRONT ROW-S. DenAdeI R. Duecker, J. Ellis. SENIOR VOLLEY BALL BACK ROW - M. Gonsior P. Erickson, J. Thornburg FRONT ROW-W. Suess, J Mack. l7O 'l7I' ANNUAL GYM. EXHIBIT - l72 - GIIQI-S' ATH I-ETICS ACTIDN! L T A ATALANTA BOARD BACK ROW-Hammel, Schroeder, Shorey, Chambers, Hone, Neely. SECOND ROW-O'Connor, Cunningham, Slevens, Cooper, Bowman, Tregay. FRONT ROW-Klumb, DeMoney, Hamillon, Cook. Presidenl ....,... ...Jane l-lamillon Vice-Presidenl ..., ., .Shirley Klumb Secrelary ..... .... l rma DeMoney Treasurer .........,......,...... Marjorie Cook Alalanla is The Girls' Alrhlelic Associalion in high school. ln order lo become a member, a girl musl earn a sufficienl number of poinlrs by keeping heallh rules, by parlicipalion in various sporis- leam ancl individual-by passing Jrhe Firslr Aid or Life-Saving lesls, and by passing poslure exlaminalions. ln order 'ro remain in Jrhe club from semesler 'ro semesler, a girl musl conlinue These aclivilies. Oulslanoling meelings ol Alalanla +his year have been a Penny Carnival, a Chrislmas pariy lor sellrlemenl' children, and The annual banquel al which The olliicers 'lor nexl year were invesled. The girls especially enioyeol having charge of 'rhe decoralions and arrangemenls for 'rhe Foolball Dance. AWARD WINNERS BACK ROW-Schreiner, Schroeder, Klumb, Shor- ey, Gekler, Chrisfie, Maphis, Tregay. THIRD ROW-O'Connor, Haskins, Lapsley, Wei- nerl, Wanderer, Silveri, Bowman. SECOND ROW-De Money, Rofh, Cunningham, Slevens, Kueck, McBride, Pelchafi. FRONT ROW-Cook, Chambers, Hammel, Gold- ing, Hamilfon, Cooper, Thomson, Neely. 'l75' BACK ROW-Reif, Grobe, Keenen, Polales, NeCrosby, Obermaier. THIRD ROW-Angsfen, Francis, Baldwin, Saunders, Blevins, Proberf. SECOND ROW-Vicforine, DeRycke, Brown, Hendry, Kunzer, ToTh. FRONT ROW-WalTher, Markee, Griffen, Romme, Sanders, Willer. T If I2 D S I C I-I 0 I2 If Terpsichore welcomes To iTs membership any girl who is TalenTed in The arT oT dancing, and who has compleTed eighl' weeks OT rhyThm work in school. The weekly meeTings, under The guidance OT Miss Gogle, are devoTed To creaTive dancing, The monThly To reporTs on Topics which are OT special inTeresT To The clulo. Because rhyThm, raTher Than melody, is sTressed, percussion insTrumenTs are ordinarily used. OuTsTanding meeTings OT Terpsichore This year have included The Maypole dancing aT The May BrealcTasT, and a Trip To see MarTha Graham. When The girls saw Miss Graham, They noT only were i'nTroduced To The Tamous dancers. Doris l-lumphrey and Charles Weidman, buT also proTiTed greaTly by a lesson from Them. PresidenT .,.,,. Vice-PresidenT. . . SecreTary .,.,.. Treasurer ...... SgT.-aT-Arms.. . . . 'I76' Gwendolyn GriTTen ...Jacqueline Marlcee .. .Marjorie Romme ........Ann Walfher Mary Jean Sanders BACK ROW-Templelon, Haskins, Klumb, Gekler, Orrell, Benson. THIRD ROW-Lilly, Lapsley, Shorey, Jepsen, Ward, Solem. SECOND ROW-Keer, Wilson, Delvloney, Engel, Tregay. FRONT ROW-Pronf, Sfarkey, Bowles, Fowler, Hamillon, Yaslunas. TENN S Carolyn Spaulding-lennls champion ol Oak Parlc l-ligh 'I77' BACK ROW-Gekler, Orrnsbee, Devaney, Snyder, King, Ziska. Haiges. SECOND ROW-Kimball, Cleary, Miner, Slrong, Tgokkef. aer Rauch, Wolfe, Serio. FRONT ROW-Sfevens, Cook, Knox, . HUCKEY Hamrnel, Bird, Deufsch. IDI G'l30N BACK ROW-Tooker, Cleary, McKeand, Wolf, Weinerf. SECOND ROW-Knox, Pafrick, Ziska, Bird, Kimball, Rauch, Corfman, Donnelly. FRONT ROW-Cook, Stevens, Hammel, Baker, Serio, Cunningham, DeMoney. 'I78' BASKET BALI. von ls LL BACK ROW-Efferfz, Bird, Sanders, Hagen, Snyder. SECOND ROW- Sfevens, McKeand, Harnmel, Cook, Baker, Rieser. FRONT ROW-Donnelly Cunningham, Chambers, Serio. I r BACK ROW Geyer Hammel Sanders Sn der W ' Y -, ' 1 , ' V ,I eme BACK ROW-Kueck, Glos, Cannon, Suffon, Hollowed. SECOND QQCVQNQ SGW-0 Connor. Sfevensf Cufmmqham- Sew- FRONT Row-common, cook, Ellioff, Bryanf, Mass. FRONT Row-wood, - . owell, N. Powell, Young, Chandler, Jannenga. Morley Brufoh 1 n SDEED I3 LL 'I79' BOYS and GIRLS of +l1e DANCING CLASSES 'IBO' ITIOSSI' B U S I N E S S C O L I. E G E 19 The Business College wifh 'Ihe Univer- siI'y Afmosphere - Famous for +he High Type of Employees if Develops ONLY FOUR YEAR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ENROLLED Bullefin Free on Request NO SOLICITORS EMPLOYED II6 SouI'h Michigan Avenue Chicago Randolph 4347 I8I SENIDIQ ACTIVITIES June Aalbue ..................... I I2 Arls and Cralls 3: Alalanla I, 2, 3: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3. Margarel Adams Foollighls 3: Music Club 4: Science Club I, Treas. Grace Ahslrom Music Club 3. Homer Alberlsen .. ,,.. l65 Tennis 3. Adrienne Allen Donald Allis .. Hi-Y 4. Mary Alvey Music Club 4: Sl. Paul, Minn. I, 2. Ralph Amslulz Lighlweighl Foolball 2, 3: Newlon Club 3: Zoology Club 2. Hazle Anderson .......... 22, IO7, II2 Alalanla 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Science I: Salely Council 4: Trapeze Slall 3, 4: Sen- ior Play: Library Assislanl 4. Jeanne Anderson Alalanla 3. . . . . IOO Mary Anderson ................... 23 Alalanla 2: Foollighls 3: Forum 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Girls' Club Council 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Dorolhy Andrews Alalanla 2, 3: Science Club I: Zoology Club 2. Gloria Angslen .............,.... I76 Terpsichore 3, 4: Zoology Club 2: Senior Play. Edwin Armslrong .............. 93, 96 Burke Club 4: Chemislry Club 3: Chess Club 3, Sec. 3: Lalin Club I: Science Club l: Trapeze Slall 3. Harry Armslrong .............. 2l, 22, 26, 93, I46, I5O, l65. Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball l, 2, Capl. 2: Junior Vars- ily Baskelball 3: Fresh-Soph Baskel- ball 2: Burke Club 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Monogram Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 4: Science Club l: Sludenl Council 4: Junior Council 3: Smok- ing Council 3, 4, Pres. 4: Class Sec. 4. John Armslrong ......,........... l3l Sporlsmen's Club 3, 4: Zoology Club 2. Leonard Ascherman .............. IOI Music Club 4: Science Club I: Zoology Club 3, 4. AND INDEX Kennelh Ashley Harmonica Club 3: Sporlsmen's Club 4: Arl Service 4. Roberl Ashley Marilyn Au Buchon Arls and Cralls 2. Roberl Bach Science Club I: Chemislry Club 3. Glenn Bacon .................... II2 Drama Club 4. Barbara Baldwin .......... 22, IO7, I34 Alalanla 2, 3, 4: Girls' Camera Club 3: Masqueraders 2: Slory Club 3, 4, Sgl.-al-Arms 3, V. Pres. 4: Salely Council 4: Trapeze Slall 4: Senior Play. Raephael Balsamo ................ l30 Arl Service 4: Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2: Science Club I. Grace Banschbach Roberl Bard ............ l28, I49, I54 Soccer 4: Hi-Y 4: Monogram Club 4: Sporlsmen's Club 4. Roberl Barger ............... II2, l56 Junior Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Junior Varsily Baskelball 3: Drama Club 4: Sporlsmen's Club 4. Wayne Barlow ....... 93, II2, I49, l65 Brooks Club I: Burke Club 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Soccer 4: Monogram Club 4: Senior Play. Alice Barney Science Club I: Slory Club 4. Belle Barron ..................... IO7 Alalanla 2, 3, 4: Forum 3, 4, Sec. 4: Trapeze Slall 4: Lilerary Tabula Slall I: Lalin Club l: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Terpsichore 2: Senior Play. Ann Bauer ........................ 94 Foollighls 3: Forum 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Lilerary Tabula Slall I: Senior Play. Pollyanna Baumrucker ........ IO6, II2 Arls and Cralls 2, 3: Alalanla I, 2, 3: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I: Lilerary Tabula Slall 4: Girls' Club Council 3, 4: Girls' Club Sl-:ow 3: Senior Play, Lead. Frances Beal Arls and Cralls 3: Ballimore, Md. l, 2. Elizabelh Beane Fred Bear Lalin Club l: Lincoln Club 4: Liler- ary Tabula Slall l. 'l82' William Beauchamp Varsily Foolball 4: Fresh-Soph Fool- ball 2: Lighlweighl Foolball 3: Sci- ence Club I. Lois Beaurline .................... 22 Alalanla 2, 3: Foollighls 3: Zoology Club 3: Safely Council 4: Senior Play. Fred Beezley ..................... 93 Burke Club 5: Sporlsmen's Club S. La Vaughn Bell Richard Bennell Sporlsmen's Club 4. Dorolhea Benson ................. I77 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2. 3, 4: Chess Club 3: Foollighls 3: Terpsi- chore l, 4. Charlolle Berg Arls and Cralls 2. Rosemary Berliner ............ lO5, II2 Drama Club 4: Masqueraders 2: Trapeze Slall 4. Sara Leigh Berlschi Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 4: Zoology Club 3: Winnelka, Ill. I. Berl Beverly ............. 92, IO4, IOB Foollighls 3: Lincoln Club 4: Slamp Club 2. 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Senior Tabula Slall 3, 4, Eclilor 4: Senior Play, Lead. John Biegler .............. 22, 92, II2 Boys' Camera Club 3: Chemislry Club 3: Drama Club 4: Salely Council 3, 4: Lincoln Club 4: Girls' Club Show 4: Senior Play 4: Clevee land, Ohio l, 2. George Blacklord Fenwick High School l. George Blanding Richard Bonner Shirley Boolh Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla l: Chemislry Club 3: Forum 4. Charlolle Bourbon Pearl Bowman ............ 23, IO6, l75 Arls and Cralls 2, Pres. 2: Alalanla 2, 3, 4, Board 3, 4: Chemislry Club 3, Sec.: Gavel 4: Girls' Camera Club 3, Treas.: Science Club l, V. Pres.: Lilerary Tabula Slall 4: Girls' Club Council 4. Thomas Bowman Fresh-Soph Foolball 2: Fresh-Soph Baskelball 2: Science Club I. Raymond Bowyer fit eirei ri tid 99 lil- which taken at the flood leads on to fortune is still as true today as when it was written. And no better advice can be given graduates. To all of them Will come opportunities. Whether or not these opportunities can be ridden to fortune depends most frequently on the power of saved money. A constant habit of living Within the income not only creates a Work- ing capital fund, but it frees the saver from the ever present Worry which dogs the steps of the less frugal, keeping their attention from the progressive steps Which they must plan in order to Win honor and position in a busy World. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT fx' OAK .PARK TRUST amz SAVIN os BANK ake Street atf.-Alarion MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 'I83' Jeanne Boyles ................... I I2 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Science Club I: Zoology Club 3, Sec.-Treas.: Tabula Publishing Board 3: Senior Tabula Slall 3. Charles Bradlield Science Club I: Sporlsmen's Club 3, 4: Zoology Club 2. Jack Bradlule ..,................ IO7 Radio Club I: Trapeze Slall 4. Ann Branand Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2, 3: Science Club I: Zoology Club 3. David Braucher .................. l24 Chemislry Club 4: Foollighls 3: Newlon Club 3: Radio Club I. Paul Braucher ............ 78, l52, l56 Burke Club 4: Newlon Club 3: Four Year Honor Roll. John Bricker Minnie Briglia .............,..... lO5 Tabula Publishing Board 3, 4, Oli. Mgr. 4. Norman Briggs .................. I24 Chemislry Club 4: Chicago, lll. 2, 3. Edward Brilsch .................. II2 Drama Club 4: Connersville, lnd. I. Roberl Broadwell ............ l2l, I24 Chemislry Club 4: Foollighls 3: Salely Council 3: Hi-Y 3, 4, Sec. 4: Senior Play. Alden Brown Elinor Brown Music Club 3. Evelyn Brown .................... I76 Arls and Cralls 2: Girls' Camera Club 3: Music Club 3: Terpsichore 4. June Brown Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I: Sci- ence Club I: Senior Play. Roberl Brown Newlon Club 4. Virginia Brown ............ 2l, 23, I26 Arls and Cralls 2, Treas.: Alalanla I: Foollighls 3: Girls' Camera Club 4: Lalin Club I: Music Club 3: Sludenl Council 4: Girls' Club Council 3, 4, V. Pres. 4: Senior Play, Lead. Mary Broz La Grange, lll. I, 2. Marion Brune ................ 78, II2 Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Oak- land, Calil. I, 2: Four Year Honor Roll. Marvin Burack .,................. l68 Kay Burgess ..................... II2 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I, 2, 3: Drama Club 4. Gordon Burkhardl ......,..... I48, l56 Lighlweighl Foolball 4: Junior Swim- ming 2. Keilh Burns Springheld, Ill. l, 2. Rila Burns Lewis Burlis Waynesville, Ill. I, 2, 3. Richard Burlon ...............,... I I9 Drama Club 4: Girls' Club Show 4: Senior Play, Lead. Kalhleen Buller ................... 95 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I, 2: Gavel 4: Music Club 3: Terpsichore 3: Trapeze Slall 4: Senior Play: New York Cily, N. Y. 2. Casella Call Marjorie Callahan ...........,.... I34 Slory Club 4: Senior Play 4: May- wood, III. I, 2. Carolyn Calomeni Senior Tabula Slall 3: Los Angeles, Calil. I. Helen Canavan .................. I34 Music Club 3: Science Club I: Slory Club 4: Senior Play. Roberl Canham .......... 92, IO7, 152 Foollighls 3, Treas.: Trapeze Slalf 4: Varsily Track 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Track I, 2: Lincoln Club 4: Mono- gram Club 3. Grace Cannicoll Arls and Cralls 2: Gavel 3, 4: Lalin Club I. Annelle Carlson Harry Carlson Minneapolis, Minn. I. 2: Glen Ellyn, Il. 3. Roberl Carlson ................... l28 Sporlsmen's Club 4. Edwin Carlslrom Lewis Carne Mary Lou Carne Lalin Club 2: Arls and Cralls 2. Penn Carolan ..... ...22, l3l, I46, l54 Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2: Fresh-Soph Baskelball 2: Hi-Y 4: Monogram Club 4: Smok- ing Council 4. Frank Carqueville ....... II2, I46, I54 Varsily Foolball 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Monogram Club 4: Sporlsmen's Club 2: Senior Play: Auslin, Texas 3. Roberl Carraher Junior Varsily Foolball 4. Geraldine Carler Girls' Club Show 4: Chicago, lll. I. Reid Carler Roberl' Cary ............ lOl, I28, l30 Music Club 3, 4: Sporlsmen's Club 3, 4. William Cary Alice Cavender .................. II2 Chemislry Club 3: Drama Club 4: Masqueraders 2: Slamp Club I: Senior Tabula Slall 3: Senior Play. Jane Cavnar Terpsichore 4. Ben Chelini Lalin Club I. Leonard Chrislensen Music Club 4: Omaha, Nebr. I, 2, 3. Louise Chrislensen ............... I07 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 3: Chemislry Club 3: Trapeze Slall 3, 4: Science Club I. Jean Chrisliansen Mary Louise Clark Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I, 2: Science Club I. Richard Clark Hi-Y 3, 4. Roberl' Clark ....... ,,., I 38 Avialion Club 4. 'I84' Belly Claypool ................... I29 Arls and Cralls 2, 3, Pres. 3: Ala- lanla I, 2, 3, 4: Brooks Club I, 2, 3, V. Pres. 3, Treas. 2: Science Club I: Zoology Club 3, 4. Harvey Clemenls ...lI2, l3l, I46, I54 Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Avialion Club I: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Monogram Club 4: Trapeze Slall 2. Edward Clough .......... 93, lO5, II3 Burke Club 3, 4: Lilerary Tabula Slall I: Masqueraders 2: Radio Club I: Tabula Publishing Board 2, 3, 4: Slage Commillee 4. Chalmers Coe ............. 2l, 23, 24, 26, 93, l05, II2, lI8, I5I. Fresh-Soph Baseball 2: Junior Swim- ming 2: Lalin Club I: Hi-Y 3, 4, Treas. 4: Drama Club 4: Masque- raders 2, Sgl.-al-Arms: Burke Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 3: Foollighls 3: Jun- ior Council 3: Sludenl Council l, 4, Pres. 4: Trapeze Slall 4, Edilor: Senior Play, Lead: Class Treas. 4: Commencemenl Speaker. Beverly Collins ..........,...,... I78 Zoology Club 3. Alvin Conway ............... I49, I52 Soccer 2, 4: Brooks Club l, 2: Mon- ogram Club 4: Science I. Barbara Cook Alalanla 2: Foollighls 3: Masque- raders 2: Zoology Club 3. Nancy Cooper .................. l75 Arls and Cralls I, 2, 3: Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4, Board 3, 4: Junior Coun- cil 3. Barbara Corlell .................. II2 Arls and Cralls 2: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Science Club I. Belly Cornelius Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I, 2: Girls' Camera Club 2, 3, 4: Zoology Club 3. Harold Colla ........ .. . I65, l68 Chess Club 4. Elhel Cox ....................... II2 Drama Club 4: Science Club I. Helen Cox ...................... II2 Arls and Cralls 2: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Science Club I: Sen- ior Play: Birmingham, Mich. 3. Bruce Cravens ................ 93, I49 Soccer 4: Burke Club 4: Lalin Club I: Monogram Club 4. Wayne Cross William Crowley Music Club 4: Collax, Wis. I, 2, 3. Jack Cunningham Barbara Cushing .............. 95, I39 Alalanla 4: Newlon Club 3, 4: Sci- ence Club I: Gavel Club 4: Zool- ogy Club 3. Eunice Dahl ..................... 94 Alalanla l, 2: Forum 3, 4: Lalin Club l. Wesley Dale ................. 92, IO7 Trapeze Slall 4, Edilor: Lincoln Club 3, 4: Music Club 3: Science Club I. In the Years to Come Madame Pahkow Will Be Pleased Always to Serve Oak Park Scholars, and Sends Her Best Wishes to Every Graduate for Future Prosperity. U Compliments of Roy S. RaIsI'on JOBBING CONFECTIONER Established 1880 WILLIAM MURDOCH Q if COMPANY ffbdwe 077 0 ROOFING coNTRAcToRs N JUN 20II-20I3 wen Lake 511661 1033 South Blvd. Euclid 371 Chicago P A C K A R D The graduate? choice for 1939 HILL MOTOR SALES CO., Inc. Largest Packard Dealer in Illinois 640 Madison St., Oak Park 4550 Washington Blvd., Chicago KUBEC ELECTRIC CO. 628 W. Jackson Blvd. Chicago, Illinois E l'd 746 . . . uc' Illinois Harley-Davidson Sales Established 1916 r I Johnson Oufboard Mofors IEA Harley Davidson Moforcycles LUNCHEONS Bicycles and Accessories TEAS Parfs and Service DINNERS , For the Discriminate Diner 7577 W' Lake St' g7rig 114 N. Marion Street Oak Park, III. 5 Blocks West of Hamm Ave, THERE IS NO MYSTERY AS TO WHY OUR BUSINESS IS GOING AHEAD . . QuaIi+y Merchandise A wide selecfion of guaranieed, well-known producfs. Bighi' Prices AHrac+ive +o Ihe 'I'hrif'ry pocke'I' book. Cour+eous Service Our mefhod of showing our apprecia+ion. Repufafion The cusiomer musl' be safislied. 127 Marion St. 7 721 Lake St, Euclid 3800 I Village 4900 'I86' I87' The dead end kids Hold 'HQIWH ls he cu+eI My favofife dish. Daniel Daley .................... 96 Safely Council 3, 4: Radio Club l, 2: Wea+her Forecasling Sialzl 3. Nick Dallas ...................... l56 Chicago, lll. I. Lucille Damm Music Club 3: Chicago, lll. 2. Bruce Danly ..................... I68 Newlon Club 4: Radio Club l, 2, 3. Aldis Darre ............ lO5, IOS, ll2 Drama Club 4: Science Club l: Tabula Publishing Board 4: Girls' Club Show 4. Roberr Dare Calherine Davidson Doris Davidson Dean Davis Pendleion, lnd. I, 2: Glen Ellyn, lll. 3. Eugene Davis ....... 92, l52, I54, l56 Junior Varsify Foolball 4: Varsily Track 3, 4: Laiin Club I: Lincoln Club 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4. Elizabelh Dean Arrs and Crafis 2: Music Club 3, 4. Gloria DeLeonardis Aris and Crafls 2. George Denemark ................. 93 Burke Club 4: Sporlsmen's Club 2. Elhel DePue ..................... IOO Aialanla 4: Music Club 4: Science Club l. Frances DeRosa Robert DeVogelaere .......... II2, l56 Junior Varsiiy Foolball 4: Drama Club 4: Harmonica Club 2: Sporis- men's Club 3: Senior Play. Evelyn Dibble Armand Dibella ...,.............. llb Drama Club 4: Senior Play 4. Lorraine DiDomenico Aris and Crails l: Alalanla l. Elizabefh Dolan Brooklyn, New York l, 2, 3. Hugh Dorsey Marion Downey Arfs and Crafis 3. Frilzie Downing ............... 23, 95 Arls and Crafis 2: Alalanla 2, 3: Music Club 3: Science Club I: Foollighfs 3: Gavel 4: Senior Play. Margarel' Doyle Arls and Crafls 2: Sfory Club 4. Virginia Doyle Roberi' Dunkel Weaiher Forecasling S+al3l 3. Roberl Dwyer Science Club l. Roberl Edslrom Ann Eller ....................... ll2 Arfs and Craiis 2: Drama Club 4: Science Club I. Barbara Elleil ............ 20, IO4, l34 Alalanla 2, 3, 4: Board 3, 4: Mas- queraders 2: Science Club l: S'rory Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Senior Tabula Slaff 3, 4, Edilor 4: Girls' Club Council 3, 4, Sec. 4: Senior Play. Glen Ellio++ Dororhy Ellis ...,.........,.. IO7, I34 Sfory Club 4: Zoology Club 3: Trapeze Slaii 3, 4: New York Cily, N. Y. l. Grace Ellis ...................... H8 Drama Club 4: Foollighis 3: Mas- queraders 2: Zoology Club 3: Girls' Club Show 4, Lead: Senior Play, Lead: Trapeze S'l'al5l: 4. Thomas Ellis ..................... l5l Fresh-Soph Fooiball 2. Fred Emerson ................ 93, l28 Burke Club 4: Science Club I: Zoology Club 2: Spor'rsmen's Club 3, 4, Pres. 4. Rober+ Emerson..92, ICI5, ll3, l48. I68 Varsily Swimming 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighis 3. Sgi.-al-Arms: Trapeze Siaff 4, Ediior: Lighis Com- miliee 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Larin Club l. Elmer Engsfrom ........ 23, 24, 78, 92, I05. ll2, l3l, I54. Varsiiy Track 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Track 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Masqueraders 2, Pres.: Monogram Club 4: Lincoln Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Junior Council 3: Trapeze Slailf 3, 4, Edilor: Four Year Honor Roll: Boys' Conference, Sec.: Commencemeni Speaker. Doroihy Erickson Arls and Crails 3: Aralanla I, 2, 3, 4. Paul Erickson ...........,.,.. ll2, I69 Drama Club 4: Science Club l. Thelma Erickson Theodore Esser .......... l50, l5l, l54 Varsiiy Foolball 4: Junior Varsiry Foo'l'ball 3: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2: Varsify Baskelball 3, 4, Co-Capi. 4: Fresh-Soph Baskelball I, 2. Co-Capi. 2: Varsily Baseball 3: Fresh-Soph Baseball I, 2: Hi-Y 4. Shirley Fairburn .................. 95 Gavel 4: Girls' Camera Club 3: Senior Play. Mariorie Faulds ......,.,.. 20, 94, IO6 Aralania 2, 3, 4: Forum 3, 4, V. Pres. 4: Liferary Tabula Slafl 4: Lalin Club l: Masqueraders 2: Sci- ence Club I, Treas.: Terpsichore 3: Girls' Club Council 4: Senior Play: Four Year Honor Roll. Peggy Faulkner .................. IOO Afalanla l: Music Club 3, 4. June FerreHe Ar+s and Crafls 3: Zoology Club 3. June Fessenden ...............,.. l0O Music Club 2. James Flannigan Mary Carolyn Flasher Brooks Club I, 2, 3, Pres. 3: Mas- queraders 2. Mary Conslance Foley ............ 95 Arls and Crafls 2: Alalania I, 2, 3, 4: Gavel 3, 4: Science Club I. Mary Francis .................... l77 Arrs and Crafis 2: Aialanla 2: Sci- ence Club l: Terpsichore 4. Elsa Frankowsky Aris and Crafis 3, 4: Aialanra I: Music Club 4. Carl Fredrickson Janel Freeland ................., ll2 Arls and Cra'Prs 2: Aialania 2, 3: Drama Club 4: Foo+liqh+s 3: New! 'lon Club 3. ' l88 -' Naialie Freero ................ 20, 94 Alalanra 3, 4: Foorlighis 3: Forum 4: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I, Sec.: Girls' Club Council 4: Girls' Club Show. Evelyn Freimulh ...... 24, 78, IO6, ll2 Aialanra 2: Drama Club 4: Masque- raders 2: Science Club I: Lirerary Tabula Sfaflr 4: Four Year Honor Roll: Scholarship Award, lsl Place: Commencemenl Speaker. George Frey Fresh-Soph Baskelball 2. William Frey ........... ll2, l3l, I46 Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2: Junior Varsi'l'y Baskel- ball 3: Drama Club 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4, Pres. 4. Marion Freyer Ray Gable ...................... l5l Fresh-Soph Baskelball 2: Zoology Club 2. Hughi Gardner .......... I46, l52, l54 Varsiiy Foo'l'ball 4: Junior Varsily Foorball 3: Fresh-Soph Fooiball 2: Varsily Track 4: Junior Swimming 2: Hi-Y 4: Monogram Club 4. Amadeus Genlle Lighrweighl Foolball 2, 3. Dorolhy Gillard .................. 22 Science Club l: Safefy Council 4: Trapeze Sraff 4: Senior Play. Maxine Gillian Senior Play. Frances Gilray ................... ll2 A'ralan'l'a 3: Drama Club 4: Music Club 3: Science Club l: Lilerary Tabula Slalzl: 2. Marilyn Giuliire .................. lI2 Aris and Crafls 3: Drama Club 4: Masqueraders 2: Newion Club 3. Rosemary Gnaedinger ...... 78, 94, IO4 Forum 4: Music Club 3: Senior Tabula Slalif 3, 4, Edi'l'or 4: Girls' Club Show, Lead: Senior Play 4, Lead: Lakewood, Ohio l, 2: Four Year Honor Roll. Roberl' Goeriz ........... 93, I46, l54 Varsiiy Fooiball 4: Junior Varsi'l'y Foolball 3: Varsiiy Track 4: Fresh- Soph Track 2: Burke Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Monogram Club 4: Srudem' Council 3. William Golden Lalin Club 2: Science Club l. Marvin Gonsior .................. l69 Radio Club l, 2: Sporl'smen's Club 4: Sfamp Club 3. Jack Goodman ................... l56 Newlon Club 4. Eugene Goodwillie .... 22, 93, l5O, l56 Lighlweighl' Foolball 3, 4, Co-cap'l. 4: Varsi+y Baskerball 4: Junior Varsiry Baskelball 3: Fresh-Soph Baskelball 2: Burke Club 4: Sg'l'.-a'l- Arms: Hi-Y 3.4: Monogram Club 4: Junior Council 3: Smoking Council 3, 4, Sec. 4. Alison Granl ................. 78, ll2 Chemislry Club 3: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Masqueraders 2: Li'rer- ary Tabula S+al3F 2: Pasadena, Calif. 3: Four Year Honor Roll. I Compliments of D R E C H S I. E R FUNERAL HOME 203 So. Marion St., Oak Park, Ill. Phone Village 9298 Cameras and Phoiographic Supplies WALKER COMPANY Uak Park Avenue and Lake Street a Designers, Makers and F itters of CUSTOM-BILT GLASSES PRESCRIPTION OPTICIANS A Complete Line of 1009 Lake Street Oak Park, Ill. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS GAS RANGES ELECTRIC APPLIANCES . . HOUSEWARES Elgin, Hamilton, HARDWARE J- Tavannes Watches, NOVELTY FURNITURE ,, ' . . ...uni Diamonds, Rings, I GIFTS 'gg SPORTING GOODS A Remodeling, Repairing PAINT RADIOS S. lI1lCO'fGl' jeweler and Watchmaker 0 725 LAKE ST. EUCLID 1288 Medical Arts Bldg. Annex 'l89' Nalhan Greening ................ l28 Chemislry Club 3: Lalin Club I: Sporlsmen's Club 4. Percy Grennan Science Club I. Gwendolyn Grillen .......,...,... I76 Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Brooks Club I, 2: Science Club I: Terpsichore I, 2, 3, 4, Sglfal-Arms 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Senior Play. George Grimsman ......... 78, 93, II2 Burke Club 4: Drama Club 4: Fool- lighls 3: Science Club I, Sec.: Four Year Honor Roll. Lenore Grobe ................ IOI, I76 Arls and Cralls 2, 3: Alalanla I, 4: Music Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 4: Terpsichore 4. Richard Gross ............... I25, I28 Music Club 3, 4: Radio Club 3: Sporlsmen's Club 4: Sec.: Zoology Club 4: Trapeze Slall 4. James Grove Eleanor Gullelle Arls and Cralls 2. Mary Jane Guslalson Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2, 3, 4: Slamp Club 2: Zoology Club 3. Mariorie Haggard Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Science Club I: Senior Play. Rulh Hakanson Chemislry Club 3. Jane Hamillon .......... l3O, I75, I77 Arl Service 4: Alalanla 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4: Terpsichore 3: Trapeze Slall 4: Arl Slall 3: Tulsa, Okla. I. Elizabelh Hamlin June Hamlin .................... IOO Arls and Cralls 2, 3: Alalanla 2, 4: Music Club 4: Senior Play. Fred Hammer Frank Hannon ...,........... I93, I64 Daniel Hansen lliahsily Baseball 2: Fresh-Soph Base- a I. Miriam Hansen Alalanla 2, 3: Lalin Club 3: Music Club 4. Dorolhy Hanson Arls and Cralls 3, 4: Music Club 4: Chicago, III. I, 2. Rulh Harris ...................... 94 Alalanla 3, 4: Forum 3, 4: Lalin Club I: Science Club I. Shirley Harllep Delroil, Mich. 2, 3. Eleanor Harvey .................. IOO Arls and Cralls 2, 3: Music Club 4. Belly Haskell . ................... I I2 Alalanla I, 2: Chemislry Club 3: Drama Club 4: Faollighls 3: Mas- queraders 2: Trapeze Slall 4. Margarel Halch Arls and Cralls 2: Drama Club 4: Senior Play: San Diego, Calil. I, 3. Thelma Hawkins .................. I34 Slory Club 4: Trapeze Slall 4: Hins- dale, Ill. I, 2, 3. Mary Hendrie ................... II2 Alalanla 2, 3: Drama Club 4: Fool- lighls 3: Salely Council 4, Sec. 4: Masqueraders 2: Newlon Club 3: Science Club I: Senior Play. Frederick Hennecke .......... II3, I78 Science Club I: Sporlsmen's Club 4: Slage Commillee 4: Senior Play. Doris Herrmann Senior Play. Charles Hill Frilchlon, Ind. I. Eleanor Hiller Arls and Cralls I: Zoology Club 3. Carol Hinding ................... IOO Arls and Cralls 2, Alalanla 4: Mu- sic Club 4. Dorolhy Hiney .................., II2 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Terpsichore 3. Thomas Hile Roberl Hilzlield ................. I28 Chemislry Club 3: Foollighls 3: Sci- ence Club I: Sporlsmen's Club 4: Slamp Club 2: Library Assislanl 4. Roberla Hilzlield ................ II2 Alalanla I, 2: Drama Club 4: Sci- ence Club I: Zoology Club 3. Donald Hodges .................. IOB Chemislry Club 4: Joplin, Mo. 2. Kalherine Hoffman Shirley Holsleller ................ l30 Arl Service 4: Arls and Cralls I. Irene Hollingsworlh ........ 20, 78, 94 Alalanla I, 2, 3: Forum 3, 4, Treas. 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Girls' Club Council 3, 4, Treas. 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Jeanne Hollowed ................. I I2 Alalanla 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Masqueraders 2, V. Pres.: Science Club I: Senior Play. Phyllis Holmes ................... IIO Music Club 4. Julielle Hone ................. 94, I75 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2, 3, 4: Forum 3, 4: Lalin Club I: Senior Play. Marjorie Horn ................... II2 Arls and Cralls 2: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Music Club 3. Muriel Howe .,.................. IOI Drama Club 4: French Club 5: Foollighls 4: Forum 3: Masque- raders 2: Music Club 5: Slory Club 4: Trapeze Slall 5. Phyllis Hughes Lalin Club I. Rulh Hulburl .................. 20, 23 24, 78, 95, 96, I05. Foollighls 3: Masqueraders 2: Jun- ior Council 3: Trapeze Slall 3, 4, Edilor 4: Girls' Club Council 4, Pres.: Senior Play: Four Year Honor Roll: Class Sec. 3: Commencemenl Speaker. Gordon Hull ................ I28, I3I Hi-Y 4: Sporlsmen's Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 4. Barbara Humes ........ 22, 78, 95, I39 Alalanla 4: Gavel 3, 4, Treas. 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Newlon Club 3, 4, Sec. 4: Junior Council 3: Salely Council 4: Senior Play: Four Year Honor Roll. Sheridan Huss .......... I24, I27, I42 Soccer 4: Boys' Camera Club 4: Chemislry Club 4: Chicago, Ill. I, 2. 'I92' Arlhur Hulchmson ................ 93 Burke Club 3, 4: Lalin Club I. Willred Iwerl Fresh-Soph Baseball I, 2: Lalin Club I. David Jackson ........... 78, I39, I49 Newlon 3, 4: Senior Play: Four Year Honor Roll. William Jackson Newlon Club 4: Sporlsmen's Club 2, 3: Slamp Club 2. Marlha Janggen Alalanla I: Brooks Club I. LeRoy Jannenga George Jenkins .......... 93, I3l, I56 Elaine Johannes Arls and Cralls l: Alalanla l: Salely Council 3. Don Johnson John Johnson ............... II2, I3I Drama Club 4: Trapeze Slafl 3: Hi-Y 4: Science Club l. Thomas Johnson ................. l56 Lighlweighl Foolball 3, 4: Varsily Track 3: Fresh'Soph Track 2. Rebecca Johnslon ................ 95 Arls and Cralls 3: Alalanla 3: Gavel 4. William Johnslon Avialion Club I. Dorolhy Johnslone Davenporl, Iowa I, 2, 3. Clillord Jones Akron, Ohio 3: Milwaukee, Wis. 4. Margarel Jordan Richard Jordan Nalhanael Joseph Roger Juel .............. 92, l24, I52 Avlalion Club 2, 3: Chemislry Club 4: Lincoln Club 4. Mary Alice Juergens Masqueraders 2: Slory Club 4. Joseph Kadlec Raymond Kaeding ........... l24, I39 Chemislry Club 4: Newlon Club 4. Jeanelle Kallenbach Arls and Crafls 2: Alalanla 3. Socrales Kapanlais Slamp Club I. Samuel Karrick ................... 92 Lincoln Club 3, 4: Newlon Club 2. Roberl Keck Mary Elhel Keenan .......... I22, I76 Arls and Cralls 2: Terpsichore 4. Earl Kelly Avialion Club I. Jean Kenilz ............. .... I OO Music Club 3, 4. Elaine Kenn Arlhur Kennedy Fresh-Soph Foolball I. Ocie Kenl Gerlrude Kessler ................. 94 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 4: Forum 4. Jack Keyes ,...... ......,.... I 46, I56 Lighlweighl Foolball 4: Varsily Track 4: Fresh-Soph Track 2. David King Harry King Fresh-Soph Baseball 2. PWZI1 Compliments Uf YOUR LUNCH RO0M James King ......... 92, IO7, I39, I46 Varsily Track 4: Fresh-Soph Track 2: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club l: Lin- coln Club 4: Newlon Club 3, 4: Trapeze Slall 4. Jean King :................ 78, 92, I24 Chemislry Club 4: Lincoln Club 4: Sl. Joseph, Mo. I, 2, 3: Honorable Menlion Scholarship. Mary King Library Assislanl 4. Roberl King DECEASED. Eslher Klielolh ......... ..... I OO Music Club 3, 4. Shirley Kling .............,...... ll2 Drama Club 4: Masqueraders 2: Foollighls 3. James Klipp ...,................. l56 Lighlweighl Foolball 4. Anna Mae Klolz Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 4. Shirley Klumb ............ 94, I75, l77 Alalanla l, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4: Forum 3, 4: Lalin Club I: Masque- raders 2: Four Year Honor Roll. Arlhur Knol Avialion Club l, 2. Jack Kobersline ......... I23, l3l, I54 Varsily Foolball Mgr. 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Monogram Club 4: Science Club I: Slamp Club l, 3, 4. Jeanne Kobersline ................ I30 Arl Service 4: Alalanla 2, 3, 4: Slamp Club l: Girls' Club Council 3: Fox Lake, lll. 2. Elizabelh Koch Arls and Cralls 2, 3: Slory Club 4. Chrislopher Koclanes LeRoy Kolderup ................. l35 Chemislry Club 3: Chess Club 2: Newlon Club 3: Radio Club 4: Science Club l: Senior Play: Wealher Forecasling Slalf 2. Roberl Kollenback Arl Service 4: Drama Club 4: Fool- lighls 3: Wealher Forecasling Slall 4: Chicago, lll. l. Roberl Kraalz .................... I26 Chess Club 2: Sporlsmen's Club 3. 4: Slamp Club l. Roberl Kramer Zoology Club 3. Ralph Krempelz Elaine Krueger Arls and Cralls 2, 3: Library As- sislanl 4. Rulh Krueger Terpsichore 4. Virginia Krueger Arls and Cralls 2, 3, 4: Science Club I. LaVerne Krumdieck ............... I26 Alalanla 2, 3: Girls' Camera Club 4. Laurella Kueck ........... 94, I75, I79 Alalanla 3, 4: Chemislry Club 3: Forum 4. Lawrence Kunzer ........ . . ...l28 Sporlsmen's Club 4. Sylvia Lalle Roberl Langdon Delalield, Wis. Roger Langslon Sporlsmen's C Kennelh Larsen Science Club William Larson .. Drama Club 4. John Lalourelle Frank Lawrence William Laycock John Lebbing Johnalhan Ledlord Li hlweighl lub 2, 3. ....ll2 Foolba Il 4' Sporls Q I ' men's Club 2: Lilerary Tabula Slafl 2. Virginia Le Febre Arls and Cralls 3. Joseph LeGros ..... ...... 2 3, 93. I05, 9 l68 ll2, l3l, I4 , Burke Club 3, 4: Sec. 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Masqueraders 2: Junior Council 3: Safely Council 3: Trapeze Slall 3, 4, Edilor 4: Slage Commillee 2: Library Assislanl 2, 4. Palricia Lenl Arls and Cralls 3: Alalanla 3: Foollighls 3: Zoology Club 2. Isabelle Leone Chicago, lll. l. Jack Lesh ............... 92, ll2, I56 Drama Club 4, Pres. 4: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club l: Lincoln Club 3, 4, Treas. 4: Science Club I: Junior Council 3: Salely Council 3: Senior Play: Slage Commillee 2: Four Year Honor Roll. Roberl Lillislon Kennelh Lind .................... I I2 Drama Club 4: Newlon Club 3, V. Pres. 3: Chicago, lll. I. Verle Lindenberg Arls and Cralls 3: Alalanla 2: Zoology Club 2. Shirley Lislug ......... 20, 78, 95, IO6 Alalanla 3: Gavel 3, 4. Crilic 4: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Lilerary Tabula Slall 4: Girls' Club Council 4: Senior Play: Four Year Honor Roll. Phyllis Lilllewood ................ I26 Girls' Camera Club 2. Arlhur Lloyd Carol Locey Alalanla 4: Chemislry Club 4: To- ledo, Ohio l, 2, 3. Jean Lomax ..................... ll2 Alalanla l, 2: Drama Club 4: Fool- lighls 3: Masqueraders 2: Senior Play. Clem Looney .................... l56 .Lighlweighl Foolball 4: Lalin Club l. Harrielle Lozar Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2, 3. Emil Lussow Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2: Varsily Baskelball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Baskelball 2: Varsily Track 3: Monogram Club 3, 4. Harry Lydia rd ................... l65 Tennis l. 2. 3. 4: Monogram Club 4: Science Club l. Arlhur Maas John Mack ........... .,,, I 69 Chess Club 4. Marion Mackey Science Club l. Theodora Mackey Music Club 3. James Maeder Roberl Mahassek ..... 78, 92, I05, I24 Chemislry Club 4: Lincoln Club 4: Newlon Club 3, Sql.-al-Arms: Trapeze Slall 4, Edilor: Four Year Honor Roll: Senior Play: Chicago, Ill. l, 2: Scholarship Award, 3rd Place. Palricia Main Arls and Crafls 2. Roger Mailland Avialion Club 3: Redondo Beach, Calif. l: Solem, Ohio 2. Thomas Major ................... ISB Junior Varsily Baskelball 3, 4: Hi- Y 3, 4. Dorolhy Mallin Science Club l. William Manzelmann ......... I46, I54 llarsily Foolball 4: Monogram Club Jacquieline Markee ............ 20, l2o' Alalanla 2, 3: Foollighls 3: Science Club l: Terpsichore 3, 4, V. Pres. 4: Girls' Club Council 4: Library Slall 2, 3, 4: Library Assislanl 2, 3, 4. Ralph Marks Belly Markward Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Science Club l: Girls' Club Council 3: Senior Play. Raymond Marose Dale Marrioll Chemislry Club 3: Science Club l. Marjorie Mallmiller .... 20, 78, 95, IO4 Alalanla l, 2, 3: Gavel 3, 4, Sec. 4: Junior Council 3: Senior Tabula Slall 3, 4, Edilor 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Girls' Club Coun- cil 3, 4: Senior Play: Four Year Honor Roll. Marlha Maus .................... I34 Slory Club 4: Loup Cily, Neb. l, 2, 3. Slanley Maveely ............. IO6, ll2 Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Liler- ary Tabula Slall 4: Class Cheer- leader 3: Head Cheerleader 4: Senior Play. John may ..................... 78, 92, I05, lI2, ll3, l49, I54. Boys' Camera Club 2: Chemislry Club 3: Drama Club 4: Soccer 4: Lalin Club I: Lincoln Club 3, 4: Monogram Club 4: Science Club I: Tabula Publishing Board 3, 4, Circ. Mgr. 4: Slage Commillee l, 2, 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Marjorie Laird ..........,.,...... 95 Belly Lullrell .................... ll2 James McCarrell Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Mas- Lighlweighl FOOl'lD6ll 4: ClCeFO. lll. Gavel 3, 4: Senior Play. queraders 2: Lilerary Tabula Slall l. l. 2- 'I94' Johnson Lanning Easy on Tonio Beeman jesfs lisfens fhe clufch. brofher blows. Lillian McCay ................ 20, II2 Arls and Crails 2: A+alan'I'a 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Senior Tabula Slall 3: Newlon Club 3: Science Club I: Girls' Club Council 4. Helen McClevey ................. I24 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Chemislry Club 4, Sec. 4: Girls' Camera Club 3: Science Club I. Charles McCreary Newlon Club 3. William McCulla Science Club I. Jack McCurdie Kennelh McDermo'rl Sporlsmen's Club 3, 4: Slamp Club 2. Dorolhy McDonald James McEwan ..... .... I 3I, I56 Hi-Y 4. Dorolhy McKeand Arfs and Cralrls 2: Zoology Club 3. Peggy McKenna ................. ll2 Alalanla 4: Drama Club 4: Girls' Camera Club 3: Senior Play 4. Lorraine McLaughlin Jane McNeely Forum 3, 4: Arls and Crails 2: Lal'in Club I. Elizabelh McNuIly ............ 94, I07 Alalanla 4: Forum 4: Masqueraders 2: Music Club I, 3: Tabula Pub- lishing Board 4: Girls' Club Show 3, 4: Trapeze Slafl 3, 4: Allernale, Pub. Sp. Regional Conlesl. John McNul+y ............... l52, l56 P Lighlweighl Foolball 4. Rosemary McVean .......... ...,. I 00 Music Club 4. Thomas Meacham Hanover, New Hemp. 3. Mary Kafherine Meagher ......... 95 Arls and Crafls 2: Alalanla 4: Gavel 4: Lalin Club I. Alice Meddaugh ................. IOO Arls and Crails 2: Music Club 4. Roberl Meggelin ................ l56 Lighlweighl Foolball 4. Willard Mehl Jean Meislerling Arls and Cralls 2, 3: Alalanla I. Audrey Melum ................... 95 Gavel 3, 4: Senior Tabula Slalii 3: Lilerary Tabula Slalzl 2: Lalin Club I: Science Club l. Helen Meredilh .................. IOO Lalin Club I: Music Club 2, 4. Daniel Merollo Tucson, Ariz. 3. David Meserow Hi-Y 4: Senior Play: Culver, Ind, 3. Fred Michaels ....,.. 22, I46, ISO, I54 Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2: Varsily Baskelball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Baskelball 2: Smoking Council 4. John C. Middlelon .......... lI7, I26 Varsily Foolball Mgr. 3, 4: Newlon John R. Middlefon ....... 93, IO7, I27 Boys' Camera Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4: Burke Club 4: Lafin Club I: Science Club I: Liferary Tabula Slafl 2: Pholographic Slalil 3, 4. Warren Middlelon ....... 93, II2, ll9 Burke Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Drama Club 4: Senior Tabula S'l'a'FF 3: Hi-Y 4: Science Club I: Slamp Club 2, Sec. 2, Treas. 2: Senior Play, Lead. Julia Mikulasek Music Club 2, 3. Johanna Millea Margarel' Millea Arls and Crails 2. Dorolrhy Miller ................... 94 Arfs and Craffs 2: A'ralan+a 2, 3, 4: Forum 4: Science Club I. Frank Miller ..................... l24 Chemislry Club 3, 4: Spor+smen's Club 2, 4. Herberl' Miller Marilyn Miller Calherine Mills Drama Club 4: Science Club I: Zoology Club 4. Marie Minnick Arl' Service 4: Norwood, Mass. I, 2. Harry Minlrup Sporl'smen's Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4. Jean Moberg .................... l24 Chemislry Club 3: Lalin Club I. Helen Moe .................. 95, I04 Ar'ls and Craffs 2: Alalanla 2, 3, 4: Gavel 4: Senior Tabula Slalif 3, 4, Edilor 4. Dora Moeller Arls and Crafls 2, 3: Terpsichore 4. Virginia Mohr Morlron Monson ......... 92, II2, l48, I54, I65, l68. Drama Club 4: Varsily Swimming 3, 4, Co-Capl. 4: Lalin Club I: Lincoln Club 4: Monogram Club 4: Siamp Club I, 2. Judd Monlgomery ..........,.... l56 Lighlweighl' Foolball 3, 4. Co-Capl. 4: Harmonica Club 2. Roberl Moore ................... l24 Chemislry Club 4: Harmonica Club 2, 3, Sgr.-al-Arms 3. Frank Morgan ............... l52, IS6 Lighlweighl Foolball 4: Chemislry Club 3: Newlon Club 3: Science Club I. Virginia Morse ............ 26, 95, IO4 Alalanla I, 2: Gavel 3, 4, Treas. 3: Lalin Club I, Consul: Masqueraders 2: Junior Council 3: Senior Tabula Sl'al'F 3, 4, Edilor 4: Senior Play, Lead: Class V. Pres. 3, 4. Shirley Moses ................,.. I34 Arls and Cralls 2, 3: Foollighls 3: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Slory Club 4. Cecil Mosher Roberl' Mosher Richard Molz Jack Moulder Rosie Munro ................. 78, l30 Arr Service 4, Pres.: Alalanla 4: Sfory Club 3: Masqueraders 2: Four Year Honor Roll. Donald Naderhofl Chicago, III. I, 2. Lois NeCrosby ................... I76 Arls and Crafls 2, 3: Alalanla 2, 3: Terpsichore 3, 4: Senior Play. Doris Neely .......... 78, 94, IO4, l75 Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Forum 3, 4: Senior Tabula Slafl 3, 4, Ediior 4: Masqueraders 2: Science Club l: Senior Play: Four Year Honor Roll. Harry Nelson Science Club I: Spor'I'smen's Club 3. Tyler Neplune ............... II2, II3 Drama Club 4: Lighfs Crew 4. Florence Neumann ............... IOO Music Club 4. Clarence Newman...I07, II2, II3, I27 Boys' Camera Club 4: Drama Club 4: Trapeze Slafi 4: Masqueraders 2: Newlon Club 3: Science Club I: Lighls Crew 4. Alberl Neymark .................. l24 Chemislry Club 4: Chess Club 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4: Radio Club I. Nick Nikilas ..................... l38 Avialion Club I, 2, 3, 4. Rulh Nilsen Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Forum 3, 4: Masqueraders 2: Senior Play. Dave Nissen Chemislry Club 4: Science Club I. Margarel Nissen Arls and Cralils 3: Alalanla I, 2, 3: Foolrlighrs 3: Science Club I. Franklin Nix Lalin Club I: Spor+smen's Club 3: Zoology Club 5, Sglzeal-Arms 5. Earlean Noble Lucile Nolan ................ I39, I42 Arls and Crafls 2: Alalanla I, 2, 3: Chemislry Club 3: Safely Coun- cil 3: Newlon Club 3, 4. Sgl.-a'I- Arms 4: Science Club I: Senior Play. William Nolph Chemislry Club 3. Roberl' Nordwall Avialion Club I: Science Club I. Overlon Norlon ......,.. 93, I49, I54 Burke Club 4: Drama Club 4: Fool- lighls 3: Soccer 4: Hi-Y 4: Mas- queraders 2: Monogram Club 4: Science Club I: Sporlsmen's Club 4. Florence Novak .................. I34 Music Club 3: Slory Club 4. James O'Connor Fenwick High School I. Lorraine O'Connor Arls ancl Cralls 2, 3, V. Pres. 3: Alalanla I, 2, 3, Treas. 3: Fool- lighls 3. Richard O'Hara ................. ll2 Drama Club 4. Elizabelh Oldfield ...... 20, 23, 94, IOS Forum 3, 4, Pres. 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2, Sec.: Science Club l, V. Pres.: Junior Council 3: Girls' Club Council 3, 4. Elhel Mae Olendorl: Club 4: Senior Play, Lead. Radio Club 2. A'l'alan+a I, 2. 'I96' li W-:f?.fT1'QA, 'Q- 4 f ,X .. X . .tw f'iAHN AND ou.lEn AGAIN . li , ' . xi - QA 4-1 4 wrt X If t ., if . K X, vt l., V Ly' f iwyi txt WS 'I' X X X, v , it I is xg it J V n .yi Im N? Repeated accentance by discriminating Year Book Boards nas inspired and sustained the Jahn 8. Ollier slogan that gathers increas- ing significance with each succeeding year. 'I97' Julia Olsen Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2, 3: Brooks Club I: Lalin Club I: Terp- sichore 3: Zoology Club 3. Virginia Olsen Bruce Olson ........ II2, I48, I5I, I54 Drama Club 4: Varsily Baseball Mgr. 4: Varsily Swimming 3, 4, Co-Capl. 4: Monogram Club 41 Science Club I: Slamp Club I, 2. Mary Olson ,... ........ I I2, I24, I42 Alalanla 2: Chemislry Club 4: Drama Club 4, Treas.: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Senior Play. Roberl C. Olson Challanooga, Tenn. I, 2. Roberl W. Olson .,.......... I56, I58 Junior Varsily Foolball 4, Capl.: Junior Varsily Baskelball 3, 4. Jack O'Neil ..............,...... I56 Lighlweighl Foolball 2, 3, 4: Var- sily Track 4. Belly Orr ................ 20, 95, I07 Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Gavel 3, 4: Masqueraders 2: Girls' Club Coun- cil 4: Trapeze Slall 3, 4. June Olley ....,................. II2 Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Masqueraders 2: Terp- sichore I. Virginia Padon Chicago, III. I. Chris Parilli Marion Parks .................... 95 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I, 2: Gavel 3, 4, Sgl.-al-Arms 4: Mas- queraders 2: Science Club I. Frank Parmenler .....,........... I58 Avialion Club 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4. John Pashley Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: New- lon Club 4: Slamp Club I: Mounl Rainier, Md. 3. James Payne ................ I3I, I46 Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4. . Joseph Pedicini Phillip Peloquin .................. I68 Varsily Baseball 2: Fresh-Soph Base- ball l: Hi-Y I: Monogram Club 2. Grace Penney ................,.. IOO Music Club 4. Fred Penlzien ........... .... I 68 Varsily Swimming 4. Jane Perkins Arls and Cralls 2, 3. Lenore Pelchall ...... 78, 95, I42, I75 AraIan+a 3, 4: Gavel 3, 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Senior Tabula Slall 3: Four Year Honor Roll. Ray Pelerhans ............... I5I, I54 Fresh-Soph Foolball 2: Junior Vars- ily Baskelball 4: Fresh-Soph Baskel- ball 2: Varsily Baseball 3: Fresh- Soph Baseball 2. John W. Pelersen ............ 34, I23 Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4: Trapeze Slall 2: Slamp Club 3, 4, Sec. 4, V. Pres. 4. Roberl Pelerson Trapeze Slall 2: Science Club I: Slage Commillee 3. Phyllis Phalen .......... . . .... IOO Music Club 3, 4. Roberl Pierce ........ ..... I 52 Chicago, Ill. I. Norman Piper Boys' Camera Club 3. Evelyn Poock Edilh Poor Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Camera Club 4: Girls' Manual Arls Club 3: Terpsichore 2, 4. Bruce Pope Joseph Provenzano Brooklyn, New York I. Charlie Pruler ................... I54 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Varsily Track Track 2: Monogram Club 4. Roberl Pyne Sporlsmen's Club 4. James Quayle ............... I3I, l65 Tennis 3: Hi-Y 4: Drama Club 4, Sgl.-al-Arms. Roberl Quick ........,. II2, I46, I54 Varsily Foolball 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Monogram Club 4: Wealher Forecasling Slall 2. Josephine Racili .............,... II2 Alalanla 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Fool- lighls 3: Senior Play. Brye Radebaugh Clillord Rademaker .............. I52 'Wealher Forecasling Slall 3. Virginia Randlow Arls and Cralls 2: Chemislry Club 3. Roger Rasmussen ...... 22, 92, II2, II6 Avialion Club I, 2: Chemislry Club 3: Drama Club 4: Lalin Club 2: Lincoln Club 4: Newlon Club 3, V. Pres.: Safely Council 4: Senior Play. Edilh Ralzer , ................. 20, 78 Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Zoology Club 3: Girls' Club Council 4: Four Year Honor Rall. Joan Rehnberg .............. I24, I26 Chemislry Club 4: Science Club I: Girls' Camera Club 4, V. Pres. 4: Lilerary Tabula Slall I. Roberl Reichel .................. I28 Sporlsmen's Club 4. Harold Reimann Science Club I: Sporlsmen's Club 3. Roberl Reimann .............,.... l56 Junior Varsily Foolball 4: Fresh- Soph Foolball 2. Royal Reimer .................... IOI Music Club 2, 4: Slamp Club I: Senior Play. Richard Rex ............ IO7, II2, I68 Hi-Y 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Trapeze Slall 4. Richard Reynolds Wealher Forecasling Slall 4. Louise Ridderikholl Girls' Manual Arls Club 2. 'I98' William Rider .......... I3I, I46, I54 Varsily Foolball 4: Lighlweighl Foolball 3: Fresh-Soph Track 2: Hi- Y 3, 4, Sgl.-al-Arms 4: Lincoln Club 4: Monogram Club 4. Roland Riesch Arlhur Rinne ................ IO7, II2 Drama Club 4: Trapeze Slall 4: Hi-Y 4. Roberl Rilzler Sporlsmen's Club 3. Doraine Roach Richard Roberls .............. I39, I54 Foollighls 3: Varsily Baseball, Mgr. 3: Masqueraders 2: Newlon Club 4, Pres. 4: Senior Play, Lead. Lois Robinson .................... I34 Alalanla 3: Chemislry Club 3: Foollighls 3: Masqueraclers 2: Science Club I: Slory Club 4. William Robinson Helen Rockwell ........ .......... 9 4 Alalanla I, 4: Forum 3, 4, Sgl.-al- Arms 4: Masqueraders 2: Wealher Forecasling Slalil 3: Library Assisl- anl 4. George Rogers Chemislry Club 3. Rulh Rogers .................... I3O Arl Service Club 4, Treas. 4: Alalanla I, 2, 3: Girls' Manual Arls Club 3: Zoology Club 2. Mariorie Romme ............ I24, I76 Arls and Cralls Club 2: Alalanla 3: Chemislry Club 4: Lalin Club I: Terpsichore Club 3, 4, Sec. 4. Paulila Rosales Slory Club 4: Senior Play, Lead. Rosemary Rosales ................ II2 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Lalin I: Science Club I: Senior Play, Lead. Roberl Rose ........ 92, IO5, IO6, I27 Boys' Camera Club 5: Lincoln Club 5: Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Tech. 4: Trapeze Slall 4: Lilerary Tabula Slall 5: Tabula Publishing Board 4, 5, Aclv. Mgr. 5, Chicago, III. I. Virginia Rose .................... I26 Girls' Camera Club 4. Dorolhy Rosebrook Arls and Cralls 2. Howard Rowe ......... .......... I 56 Warren Rummelholil .......... IO7, I27 Boys' Camera Club 3, 4, Sec. 4: Pholographic Slall 3, 4. Roberl Rumney Avialion Club I. Harriell Russmann Arls and Cralls I: Akron, Ohio I. Michael Russo .......... I46, l52, I54 Varsily Foolball 4: Fresh-Soph Base- ball 2: Monogram Club 4. Richard Ryder Roberl Sala .......... .... . .. 96 Sporlsmen's Club 4. Peler Salerno Virginia Salisbury ................ I26 Arls and Cralls Club 2: Alalanla I: Girls' Camera Club 4: Music Club 3: Science Club I. Belly Sandkam FORD MERCURY A. SCHWARTZ 8550. MODEL CLEANERS SNOW BROS MDYERS , , Ph 1 V'11 71005 M d 5600g Twenty-Fzfth Year with 0n1SIansH2lc1gg5OOg River:?c1Zog120 F 0 B D 1118-20 NORTH BOULEVARD O A K P A R K 0 d S Z R mee an a es ooms FISHING TACKLE CAMPING SUPPLIES GUNS BOATS CANOES OUTBOARD MOTORS ATHLETIC GOODS OAK PARK Austin 4422 Euclid 7100 The sim With me spim of the oufduofw SPORTING GOODS CICERO 784 VILLAGE 7848 5711 W. CERMAK RD. 104 N. MARION ST. LINCOLN LINCOLN-ZEPHYR CICERO, ILL. OAK PARK, ILL. FOR QUALITY YEAR BOOK COVERS Buy or Specify KOVER KRAFT Division Of: GLOBE BINDING 81 EMBOSSING CO. 3249-59 Harrison St. CHICAGO PHONE: Van Buren 4131 I99 Roberl Slevens ......... l3I, I56, I68 Fresh-Soph Foolball 2: Junior Var- sily Foolball 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Senior Play. Frederick Slewarl Roberl Slewarl .......... .... . .. 96 Rosemarie Sliel ..........4....... II2 Arls and Cralls 2: Chemislry Club 3: Drama Club 4: Science Club I: Salely Council 3. Waller Slinson ...... ............ I 50 Varsily Baseball 4: Fresh-Soph Base- ball 2: Hi-Y 4: Varsily Baskelball 4: Junior Varsily Baskelball 3. Muriel Slrand Arls and Cralls 2, 3. Richard Slump .......... .... I 24 Chemislry Club 5. Helen Slurges Chess Club, 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4. Lois Slurges Dorolhy Sullivan Mariorie Sullivan Eileen Sullon .............,.... 78, 94 Alalanla I, 3: Forum 4: Masque- raders 2: Four Year Honor Roll. Richard Swanson Marlha Swell .......... 2I, 24, 78, 95 Gavel 3, 4, Pres. 4: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Sludenl Coun- cil I, 3, 4: Junior Council 3: Girls' Club Council 3: Se n io r Play. Lead: Four Year Honor Roll: Com- mencemenl Speaker: Library Assisl- anl 4. Arline Tanner Cicero, Ill., I. Dorolhy Taller ........,.......... 94 Alalanla 4: Masqueraders 2: Forum 3, 4. Malilde Theodore Alvin Tholen Richard Thoma ......,..... 78, 93, I05 Burke Club 3, 4: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Trapeze Slall 4. Edilor: Four Year Honor Roll. Mildred Thomas Arls and Cralls 2: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I. Roberl Thoms Jane Thomson ............... I34, I75 Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Slory Club 4: Zoology Club 3. William Thon ...,............. ,. . l56 Junior Varsily Fooball 3: Fresh- Soph Foolball I, 2. Boyd Ticklin William Timblin ............ IOI, II2 Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Lilerary Tabula Slalf I: Music Club 2, 3, 4. Jean Toan Toledo, Ohio I, 2. Joseph Tolh Jack Train ..,......... 92, I04, II2, l4B Varsily Swimming 3, 4: Lincoln Club 4: Newlon Club 3. Treas.: Drama Club 4: Senior Tabula Slall 3, 4, Edilor 4. Harry Treleaven .................. I4B Varsily Swimming Mgr. 4: Lalin Club I. Rosemary Treleaven ............. .I3O Masqueraders 2: Terpsichore 2. Jeanelle Troesler John Troian ........,...... ...... I I2 Lucille Tussey Drama Club 4. Roberl Tulwiler .,..............., I I2 Tennis Mgr, 3, 4: Chess Club 3, V. Pres.: Drama Club 4. Paul Ullmann Varsily Swimming 3, 4: Junior Swim- ming 2: Chemislry Club 4: Newlon Club 4: Science Club I. Ned Ullrich Maywood, Ill. I. Jeanne VanColl Morgan Park, III. I. Howard Varney ........ ...., I OI Music Club 3, 4. Philip von Ladau Music Club 4. Marjorie Vyliska Richard Wade Avialion Club I, 2, 3. Roberl Waile .......... II2, I49, I54 Drama Club 4: Soccer 4: Mono- gram Club 4: Science Club I. Allred Wakefield ........ I07, I08, II2 Brooks Club 3: Drama Club 4: Tra- peze Slall 4: Varsily Baseball 3: Fresh-Soph Baseball 2: Harmonica Club 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 3: Music Club 4: Slamp Club I: Tabula Publish- ing Board 4: Senior Play. Thomas Wallace ............ IOI, I28 Chemislry Club 3: Foollighls 3: Mu- sic Club 4: Sporlsmen's Club 4: Zoology Club 2. Dorolhy Waller .................. 94 Arls and Crafls 2: Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Foollighls 3: Forum 4, Re- corder: Newlon Club 3. William Walpole Junior Varsily Foolball 3: Fresh- Soph 2. Hugh Waller..7B, 93, I24, l48, IS4, I68 Fresh-Soph Foolball 2: Burke Club 4: Chemislry Club 4, Pres.: Varsily Swimming 3, 4: Junior Swimming 2: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Monogram Club 4: Newlon Club 3: Tabula Publishing Board 3: Four Year Honor Roll. Anne Wallher ................... I76 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 3, 4: Terpsichore 3, 4, Treas. 4: Senior Play: Library Assislanl 4. Eleanor Wanderer ............ l26, I75 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2, 3, 4: Girls' Camera Club 4: Science Club I. Waller Wanderer Music Club I. William 'Waples ............ l52, I56 Jean Ward Alalanla 4: Music Club 4: Bulllalo, New York I, 2. Nancy Ward ................ I25, I77 Alalanla I, 2, 3: Chemislry Club 3: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Zoology Club 4: Arls and Cralls 3. 9202 ' John Warmbold ..22, l3I, I46, I5O, l65 Varsily Foolball 3, 4, Capl. 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2: Varsily Bas- kelball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Baskelball 2: Junior Council 3: Smoking Coun- cil 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4, Sec. 4. Earleen Warnshuis ............ 96, II2 Drama Club 4: Music Club 3: Terpsichore 3: Wealher Forecasling Slall 3: Trinily High School I, 2. Shirley Warnshuis ....,......, 20, IOI Chemislry Club 3: Music Club 4, Sec.: Girls' Club Council 4: Wealher Forecasling Slalil 3: Trinily High School I, 2. Elizabelh Wasson ........ 20, 78, II2 Drama Club 4: Sludenl Council 2: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Slamp Club I: Girls' Club Coun- cil 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Bruce Walhall ................ 93, l25 Burke Club 4: Zoology Club 3, 4, Pres. 4. Doris Wealherhead James Weber ........,........... I28 Lalin Club I: Sporlsmen's Club 4. Kalhleen Weber ................. 95 Arls and Cralls 2: Gavel 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I. William Weber .. .............. I64 Goll 3, 4. Dave Websler ......,........... IOI ,Music Club 4, Pres.: Senior Play. Marvin Wegner Sporlsmen's Club I. Grace Weier Claylon Wells Geography Club 3. Gene Wells Glenwood, Iowa I. Rulh Wesl Arls and Cralls 2. John Weslaby ...,........,..... I24 Avialion Club 2, 3: Chemislry Club 4: Newlon Club 4. Rulh Wescoll .................... I I2 Arls and Cralls 3: Alalanla I, 2, 3: Drama Club 4, Sec.: Foollighls 3. Sec.: Science Club I: Senior Play. Kalhryn Weslerlield Arls and Cralls 2, 3, 4: Music Club 4. Doris Weslphal ................,. I24 Chemislry Club 4: Zoology Club 2. Dorolhy Wezerek ..............,. 23 Arls and Cralls 2, 3: Alalanla 3, 4: Science Club I. Clarence While .................. I49 Varsily Track 3, 4: Soccer 4. Donald While .................... I56 Lighlweighl Foolball 4. Eugene While Lighlweighl Foolball 3, 4. James While Foollighls 3. Harriell Wiedenbeck ..........., II2 Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Mas- queraders 2: Senior Play. Helen Ann Wiedenbeck .......... II2 Arls and Cralls 2: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Science Club I: Library Assislanl 4. THE TOLOFF STUDIOS who made the photographs in this book wish to thank The Faculty for their fine co-operationg The Engravers for their excellent repro- duction of our photographs, and all who have assisted so splendidly in the making of the High School Annual. Our congratulations to the graduates, and we trust the association of this year may continue happily through the years ahead. J D TOLOFF STUDICJS 1140 Lake Street, 518 Davis Street Oak Park, Illinois Evanston Illinois Euclid 1930 University 2178 'ZO3' Annamae Wilborn Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Arls and Cralls 3: Zoology Club 4. Slanley Wilcox ............ I24, l35 Chemislry Club 4: Radio Club 4, V. Pres.: Science Club I. Earl Wilde Golf 3, 4, Caplr. 4: Monogram Club 4: Bellingham, Wash. I. Rulh Wilkinson ................ 78, 95 Gavel 3, 4: Lalin Club I: Mas- queraders 2: Science Club I: Girls' Council 3: Senior Play: Four Year Honor Roll. Elsa Willer .................. IO0, I76 Aris and Crafls 2, 3: Chemislry Club 4: Music Club 4: Terpsichore 4. Barbara Williams De'I'roi+, Michigan I, 2, 3. Grace Williams Arls and Crafls 3: AIaIan'I'a 3, 4. Jack Williams .............. I49, I54 Soccer 3, 4: Chemislry Club 4: Monogram Club 3, 4. Lenlon Williams John Williamson Richard Willing ......... ,92, I49, I52 Varsily Track 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Track I, 2: Soccer 3, 4, Co-Capir. 4: Aviaiion Club I: Lincoln Club 3, 4, V. Pres. 4: Monogram Club 3, 4. Allan Wilson .................... 22 Harry Wilson Fresh-Soph Foolball Mgr. 2. 3. Edna Mae Winkler A'IaIan+a I, 2: Music Club 3: Terpsichore 3: Liferary Tabula Slafl I. Helen Winn ................ IO4, II2 Afalanla 4: Drama Club 4: Fool- Iighls 3: Trapeze Slall: 4: Mas- queraders 2: Music Club 3. George Wolfl .................. I56 Aviaiion Club 2, 3: Science Club I. Margarei' Woods Alralanla 4: Music Club 4: Senior Play: Downers Grove. III. I, 2, 3. Roberi' Wrighl' SporIsrnen's Club 3, 4. Waller Wrighl' Warren Wrighl .............. 22, I24 Chemisfry Club 4: Safely Council 4. Kalhleen Wylde Belvidere, III. 2. Louise Young .......,........ II2, I24 Ar'I's and Cralls 2, 3, Sgl.-al'-Arms 3: Chemislry Club 4: Drama Club 4: Senior Play: S+. Louis, Mo. I. Florence Zdanke ..,...........,.. II2 Chemislry Club 3: Drama Club 4: Senior Play: Chicago, III. I, 2. Janice Zimmerman ....,,...... 95, IO7 Arls and Crafis 2: AI'aIan'Ia 3, 4: Gavel 4: Trapeze Slalil 4. Virginia Zuelell Alalanla I, 2: Moun'I' Carroll, III. 3. SENIOR BOYS Albrighl, I-lobarl' ............ I56, I64 Bone, Roberl ..,,................ I24 Buchsiaber, Irving ..93, I58, l65, l68 Buenik, Norberl ...... 93, IO4, I39, Carler, Waller .... Des Marais, Maurice Dunnell, Mark ...... Hemphill, George .. Herzog, Roberl .... Hewill, Roberl Jaacks, Ushlar .... Krull, Charles ...... .........I52. ..........I56, Kubicek, Roberl ....., 92, IO6, I39, Paul, Harry ........ I25, I49, I54, Reid, William .. Rock, William ...... Rossen, Ma'I'rhew Ruehrivein, Edward Shalek, Roberr ..... Towne, Frederick .. SENIOR Branl, Marian ...... DiCanio, Camilla .. Hendry, Jean .... McCuIIock, Dawn .. Scamehorn, Phyllis . Sfeinberger, Phoebe Tinsley, Laura ...... Vrooman, Dorolhy .. Willis, Harrieli .... Windhorn, Eleanor . Ziska, Marlis ...... ,. '.'.'.'.'ilii9I ....92. GIRLS JUNIOR BOYS Adair, John ....... Adams. John ........ 92, III, Alexander, George I52, Anders, Roberl ........ ....I56, Anderson, James . .... IIO, Anderson, Richard ...... I52, Armslrong, Charles . ...,.....I06. I54 Auslin, Drake ....,.. .... I 49, Barker, Guinard .,.. Barnes, Ralph .,.. BarI'Ie'H', Roberl' .... Baumann, William ........ I3I, Baumgari, Herberl' ....., I46, I52, Beadle, Wilbur .... Benne'I'I, Waller . Berger, Jack ...... Bingham, Darwin Bloomer, Richard Bock, Linell ...... Bodine, Earl .....,. Boecklen, Lawrence . Bonlrhron, Roberl Boyles, Roberi .. Brenner, Donald .... Broughlon, Ray .. Brown, Harry .... Bruckerl, George .. Brush, George Burgess, Samuel .... Burggrali, Richard .. Burmeisler, Marshall .... Cahill, John ...... Campbell, John B. 1zi, l'z53, ls6, .....l3l, I52, ,filiinrf ililili, ... . . . los, ..'.'.'.izi .....'...I.3.5 Ca ouch Jose h ..III, I24, I48, P I I9 Carne, Sydney .,... Cassier, Frederick .. Cavnar, John ...... Cermak, Jerome .... Chadwick, Roberl .. Ch risiolile rson, Edwa rd .....,..... I3I, I39, I56 Cole, Lulher ....... .....I42, I49. '2069 v I Collell, Richard .. .... IO7, Collins, John .... , .. .... . . . . Complon, Benjamin . ......... . Corkle, David ..... ............ Cox, Hamilion .... IO7, I27, Curry, Richard .. .... 93, IO4, Deme, Siephen ... .... .... Dewar, James ...,.. ...,.. I 56, De Wille, Marcel ............... Dickinson, James .... IO4, IO7, Diebold, Donald ................ Drennan. William ....,.,......... 92, IO4, IO5, III, I3I, I65 Duncan, Francis ................. Eggleslon, Joseph .... 2I, I46, I54, Eichler, Donald ...........,..... Ellenbaum, Frank..92, IO5, III, I3I, Engelhardi, Wallace ..96, IO4, III, Erskine, Richard . .. ........ .... Feagan, John .... ......,..... Feu'I'z, Charles .... I3I, I52, Fos'Ier, John ..... .,........ Franks, Richard ... .... .... Freeman, William .... ..... I 04, Fries, Roberl ..... ...... Frymark, William ,. .... . Gales, Arlhur .... ...... Goelilz, Harry .... ..... 2 I Goller, Richard .... ..... I 56, Graziano, Viclor . . .... .. Green, Joseph .......... ... Green, Thomas ........... ... 93, IO5, III, II3, I3I Grool, George ......... ... I-lager, Dean .,........ ... Hall, Kennelh ...., ... Hansen, Raymond ... ...... .... Happe, George ... ........ . . .. Harris, Preble .... .... 2 2, I49, Hauprich. William ... ...... .... Haupl, Roberl' .................. I-leald, Morrell .........,....... 92, IO5, III, l3I, I49, I65 Heap, James ................... Hedsirom, Warren. .2I, 93, I3I, I5I Helfenberger, Harold ............ Helmer, Waller ................. Herzog, Edward ..... .... I I I Hill, Ellioll' ....... ...... I 24, l-liller, Kelsey ................... Hoagland, James ...... ..I52, I56, Holenshade, Daniel ...... 22, I46, Hopps, Homer ,..,. .......... Houser, Gordon . ... IO6, IO7, Hurd, Alan .... ,..... .... Iani, Ralph .,. .... I56, Imhol, Charles .. ...... .. 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Selling Americajs Ist Choice in Automobile Cgnqpiifnents Transportation CHEVROLET of At E. W. KNEI P 535 MADISON STREET OAK PARK Darn good if I do say so Hm y' don? say. H can'+ be clone Slwuifer bug. How i+'s done. Wilcox, Rulh . . . Wilson, June ..... Wilson, Rose ...... Wrighl, Rosemary .... Wuchner, Lois .... Young, Marian .... Young, Nalhalia ....... Zimmermann, Doris ..... . FRESHMAN BOYS Armslrong, Herberl .. 106, 133, Armslrong, Roberl ...... Ascherman, Gerald ...... Bashen, George .... Benzuly, Lawrence .. , . Bisson, William .... Bollz, Leonard .,.... Borden, Richard B. . Bos, Norman C. Burlon, Charles .. Bushing, William .. Bullers, Roberl Carey, Kennelh ..... Carlson, Herlaerl ..... Carraher, William .... Caryl, Leonard H. .. Cleary, Vincenl .... Coe, Buckner Cole, Lucius .. Craig, Roberl ...... Crawford, Harry .. Dawson, Norman ...... De Herder, David .... .. Dyer, Roloerl ...... Eissler, Paul N. .. Engel, Harry .... Erskine, Donald .. Evans, James .. Fallay, Theodore .., Falls, John .......... .. Farlinger, Alexander Feidl, Eugene ........... Flum, Paul ............. Fosler, Charles N. ...... . .lO6, 133, 161 Gibbons, William ....... Goodman. Allan ........ Graham, Edward ..... Haughlon, Vernon .... Herman, Alan ..... Fox, Henry ....... Hirsch, Fred ..... Holenshade, Lee ., Holmes, Alan .... Holchkiss, James ,. Hulchings, Dan .. Jones, Thomas Kaiser, Wilber .. Kelly, Roberl Klem, John ........ Kodobocz, William Kranlz, Quenlin . . .. Kucera, Allan . Larson, Lawrence . .. Lawrence. Waller .... Long, Roberl ...... MacDonald, Jack McClellan, James .... McDonald, James ..... McDonald, Richard .... McGuire, William .... Meddaugh, Ralph Miller. James Harris Moionnier, John ...... Nemerovski, Leonard iss, ..'.'.'l'6i iii' 'iss' ,.. ' . 156, 160, iiif 114313. . ' . . . . lov 137. 160 . .'.'.'l'3'7',' . ...A..li3.6., 141 141 122 178 108 179 141 129 160 133 137 133 133 123 163 137 133 156 163 133 162 106 160 132 156 160 142 156 160 162 122 156 133 135 I6O 165 135 160 136 156 156 136 165 165 156 138 156 132 136 156 122 106 162 156 165 156 156 162 108 156 160 127 142 160 160 156 156 138 137 156 156 133 Norris, Harvey .................. Nussbaumer, Roberl Oliver, Bruce ...... Owen, Edward F. Parmelee, Paul .... Pearce, Willard .... Peaslee, Waller .. Porler, Charles Porler, Waide . Preble, Parker Pszolka, John ... Rieger, lrwin .... Rockoll, Arlhur .... Royer, Joseph .. Ryder, Philip ...... Sanem, Roberl ..... 156, 160, ...'.'.'i'3'3i' I Schavone, Anlhony Sch midl, Ro be rl ...... ..... Schmidl, Waller .... Schoessling, Paul Schram, John P. Schullz, Herberl Schulze, Thomas .... Sellas, James Seymour, Fred .... Shapiro. Sherman Shea, Jack ......... ....160, . . .l.66I. Shepherd, Vaughan .... .... Shouh, John ....... Simon, Roberl ..... Sims, Jack ......... Smilh, Douglas .... Slanlon, Dane ..... Slanlon, Howard ... Sleele, Joseph .... Sleinhollz, Marvin .......... 156, Sloclcing, Roy .................... Slresen-Reuler, Frederick ...... 156. Sykes, George .................. Timblin, Roberl ......... ...... Ulrich, Richard ..... Vickers, William ...... .... von der Heydl, Armin .. Wasson, Willard ...... .... Weaver, Gordon ... Wells, Roberl ...... Wiegman, Harold .. Wigren, John ..... Willis, Roberl . Wille, Alvin ........ Wood rull, Robe rl .......... .... FRESHMAN GIRLS Ailken, Alice ................... Arnesen, Elaine ..... Aylward, Jo Ann Baker, Modelle ..... Ball, Belly ....... Barnes, Belly ....... Baumrucker, Jean Bennelrl, Evelyn .... Biorkman, Marie Bowles, Virginia Brandl, Frances .... Brislow, Jeanne .... Bryanl, Palricia Cannon, Cecelia Caudill, Janice ..... . . ......1i06.,. . .fiisf 111317. ' Chandler, Anila Lee .... ...,.... Collon, Rulh ......... ...... Conslanline, Dorolhy Cook, Joan ..,. ...... .... Culhberlson, Helen '222' Dealon, Joyce Delwiler, Doris . Doyle, Theresa .... Duncan, Carol .... Ellioll, Mary Ann .. Ellioll, Mary Jo .. Flood, Marjorie Francisco, Margarel Freda, Calharine .. Glos, Dolores .... Grismer, Priscilla .. Halmer, Alice Haiges, Gladys Hayward, Palricia . Hinding, Shirley .. Hollowed, Margarel Holsinger, Jacqueline Honquesl, Joan lnsley, Dorolhea .... Jacobson, Janel . . . Jaeger, Nancy Jellord, Nancy .... Jepsen, Jane Kesler, Joan .. King, Dorolhy Kling, Carol .... Kohn, Shirley Kunzer, Shirley Kyle, Palricia ..... Landsea, Marilyn Mass, Eslelle .... Mills, Evelyn ..... Morley, Veleecla . Morrell, Lois ...... Nordhaus, Elaine O Connor, Jeanne . Oliver, Shirley ..... Olson, Margarel .. Orr, Jean ....... Pendarvis, June .. Pelerson, Doris .... Pelerson, Dorolhy .. Pelerson, Mary Lou Pleiller, Marjorie . Piper, Janel ,..,. Porler, Belly Jane .. Reilly, Rosemary .. Reininga, Jean Reno, Rose ..... Rolh, Emrose ..... Schleck, Lucile .... Schmidl, Calharine . Schuermeyer, Margar '.'.'.'i66 106. 132 ...136 '.'.'.'i55 iss' 1.3.3. iii122 ..,106 .. ..... 100, el Seed. Linda ........... Sills, Lois ........... Sims, Marilyn ..... Smifh, Jean Marion Snorl, Belly ....... Solberg, Clara Solinsky, Muriel .... Suhr, Elaine ..... Sullon, Dorolhy .. Swarlz, Clare .. Tark, Cleo ..... Tilden, Ann ...... Tieerdema, Ida Ullmann, Priscilla . Wanlz, Dorolhy .... Wilson, Audrey Winans, Palricia .. Woll, Jean ....... Woocl, Georgine Yasiunas, Marianne ... ...108 . . . 133 .....'.I.3.3. ...106 ...136 ....21 ...IO6 .,.122 CALL T IE OAKPARKER Euclid 9100 PRINTING OF ALL KINDS Excellent Service Guaranteed 849 SOUTH BOULEVARD OAK PARK Perfection Brand Exceptional Quality BUTTER AND EGGS Cafeterias, Hotels, Clubs, Dining Cars, Grocery 8L Delicatessen Stores SPANGENBERG 8: CO. Est. 1865 48 w. Kinzie st. Ask your dealer for WESTPHAL'S Costs More-But Worth It Petersen Ice Creams Twentieth Year In Oak Park Frozen Cakes - Molds - Spun Sugar Bulk and Brick Ice Creams Delicious sodas, sundaes, sandwiches at the Corner Room-Chicago Avenue at Marion Street. Phones: Euclid 252, Forest 2337 H00 CHICAGO 5835 WEST LAKE EUCLID 6I30 AUSTIN 69II , ' . . GOOD COOKING More People Ride on Goodyear Tires Than on Any Other Kindf' Demands FINE FOODS GOODYEAR SERVICE 544- MADISON STREET OAK PARK Phones Village 8205-8206 For 76 years Richelieu Foods have catered to those good cooks who realize that to produce delicious dishes, one must start with delicious ingredients. The reason for their over three- quarters of a century of popularity is simple: People who once try Richelieu Foods continue to buy them. RICHELIEU Grocer-Agents Oak Park and River Forest, Ill. BEST WISHES to the Class ot I939 From Oak Park's Pioneer Department Store Wm. Y. GILMORE 81 SONS V A I BROOKS U L L for S A QUALITY LAUNDRY-DRY CLEANING T G RUG CLEANING-DYEING I E Ca N 8 OUR ROUTEMEN ARE AT YOUR SERVICE 1 0 600 North Blvd., Oak Park 9 0 We make early pickups for those attending buxiness 6 0 1899 - 40 Years of Progress - 1939 0 THANKING YOU For Your Purchases of VITA-SEALED POTATO CHIPS LUNCHEQNS-DINNERS Made by TASTEE FOOD PRODUCTS Special AH'enI'ion 'ro Clubs and Parfies Hinsdale, Illinois Teleeheee 917 7ll sdulll Blvd. Euclid 1l4 Ewfleemgg TYPEWRITERS fPortables-Standardsj New, Used, or Rebuill' LEARN TO PLAY MODERN SWING PIANO Sold for Cash or on Easy Monthly Payments I N Complele TYPeW'l+e' gfllfefnlff' lfl2inn'iffw22Tll'cIJ vanced sfudenfs. Cleaning, Oiling, AdjusI'meln+s All Work Guaranfeed C H R I S T E N S E N MUSIC SCHOOLS '024 NORTH BOULEVARD II40 Lake sl. Euclid lzso OAK PARK, ILL. 3945 W. Madison S+. VanBuren I933 Euclid 56I-562 '224' AUTOGRAPHS 22 4,6 y 739 lx 'V xi Mr w 31, K, --'1, 4191 N. 'SO gl --L 9 .I X 5 A4762 fx'-- 'na--fII11iii11ii7i1liii111l If -as-. iw +2 II xx vl gli J ,Ls - .Q -:Ira-I I or those who love ,fine things .Z Genuzne Clean as the CLEAN Genulne Koppers Chlcago Coke IS smoke less sootless wlth few ashes none worth slftlng It IS dellvered clean all dlrt and waste maklng partlcles are ellmlnated lu manufacture You save when you buy ll you save when you hurn lt Suns Heat RLQUENT cleanlng takes the llfe out of line dresses yet how can one keep party dresses clean ln w1nter9 It s easy Burn genulne Koppers Chlcago Coke theCLEAN heat No more dust and soot settllng on furnlture to smudge and darken pretty clothes, no more worry Try lt' C UARANTEIID We guarantee genulne Koppers Chlcago Coke If a trlal order does not convlnce you that lt IS to your advantage to heat your home wlth thls fuel It IS removed at our expense and your money refunded Ish I our Dealer to supply you wlth thzs superior uel Demand the genulne ask or lt by full name CHICAGO BY PRODUCT COKE CIDIYIPANY 'Manufacturers -vim., 3000 South Cl 'nl fol d A1 enue, Chicago 3 Q1930 CBPCC sf IL? 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Goodyear Service . . . l-layward ........ l-lill Molor Sales ......, I-larley-Davidson Sales .. lnkoler ........,... Jackson Slorage .. Jacobs 84 Jensen... Jahn 84 Ollier. .. C. Kampp 81 Son .... Koppers Coke. . . Kubec Eleclric .. E. W. Kniep .... J. C. Lichl ..... Lunch Room .... Madison Florisl ........ Moser Business College .... William C. Murdoch .... Novak Sporl' Shop .... Oak Park Camera Co.. .. Oak Parker ............. ..... Oak Park Trusl 8: Savings .... Madame Pankow ......,.. ... Scolf Pe+ersen's ....,. Pioneer Publishing Co.. . . Pos+lewai+ ........... Pelersen Ice Creams .... Roy S. Ralslon ......, Richelieu ..... Frilz Schoullz ..... Schwarlz Cleaners . . . Seymour's ...... Snow Bros. .... . Spangenburg Co. S+rickland's ....... Siudio Tea Room ......... . . . Suburban Business College. .. .... . Suburban 'lrusl 84 Savings. Taslee Foods ............ . . . Tololzl Sludios Walker Co. .. Weslphal's . . . Winona Press . . . 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