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

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1941 volume:

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W 5 ' ,, f', k. ?-Qxiffik if sg., ,fig ,,12,g,j g4.J,,j'2f.'fp13,i,Q. 121,41 ,...jQL.Q.c , 1. .g.'Q'.riI 2 - ,Luz 5i'feIf:fti'AfrgJ::-'P-1-ifswwsxliy 3 ' ' TZ' i L 7 .315-'E-..J 4vf1.i'f:?s7f'Z,-. 5 355 :f?!.,, . sxeikg v g iz fvfrgx 1-4-,-1g,:,L,,f-jars Q ' g Au,-,A-,, ' . aff-Af ,- Q-. H .,4,,. mi Q. ,. ,,,,x,,W, .,1 fr,-1 . Jr, , Nb vig, 45:1-. 5 ' 515. 5 ' if 11 13 A ' wg, x,,,r,, g 5 i .-'.:3,V.7', J K J Jxgflii' FHYQ. 11 . 'Aff-9'7f 1! f:.l,g,-Lk' ' Q --f 'xr '-..-f -, ' rg ., g'::f,,,, 'gf ,r . . .,.,p1.,.g1g .,,, 'M s , -my, 1, .5 Af .. .41 ., P: we .gznior Cfazid of Me OHL pall auf! QUQI' jared jownffqa 3400! lorefienf fAe 1941 . . . 4 :S jlze gChf0f5 7 page geo, aww, Zwfffrymd f5'2wf,LfM,a, v W ijyflfv-f ,EMMA KMA! ejewdizz nrwwil v LW cmf The eleven members oT The annual Senior Tabula STaTT enioy a unique privilege in being delegaTed To inTerpreT Oak Park-River l:oresT l-ligh School To all who care To know. IT is The duTy oT our book To reTlecT, in boTh iTs enTireTy and minuTe de- Tail, The school as we know iT, and as we live iT. Every phoTograph musT Torm parT oT The perTinenT background againsT which Tour years oT our lives are painTedg each page-plan musT have The personal rhyThm oT our daily ac- TiviTies: every line oT copy musT beaT To The sTudenT Tempo. lT is The sTudenTs, aTTer all, Tor whom This book is creaTed and iT is The combined eTTorTs oT each individual sTudenT ThaT produce This book. IT, as you skim Through, or maybe even read, our Opus No. I, The peaks oT an evenTTul year live again in your mind, if in Time To come, your liTe aT Qak Park-River ForesT l-ligh School as reTlecTed ThroughouT These pages, is recalled a liTTle more Tangibly, Then our book will have proven iTs worTh. We puT The Tabula To The TesTl 040 SCHOOL OPENS Freshmen Foolball S occe r Cheerleaders l-loclcey Speedball Archery Councils Proieclion Slalll Conferences Wha+ a Life Foolball Dance .ZLL of Cfmfmfd THANKSGIVING Sophomores Alalanla CI b U S CHRISTMAS l-lobbies Bmadcasi- Baskelball MUSIC Swimming-Boys' Chrislmas Seal Drive Volleyball Chrislrmas Dances Baslqelball February Graclualion Publicarions Disraeli Drama Club EASTER Juniors Track Golf Tennis-Boys' Baseball Tennis-Girls' Swimming-Girls Junior Prom Senior Officers Seniors lvloclc Eleclion l-lonors Graclualion Dances Tl-IEME A+ Oak Park-River Foresl I-ligh School, we ive, nor according lo normal seasons of The sun, sul in delinile divisions of sludenl aclivily. punc- lualed by periodic leaves of absence. Cn Thai scheduled Seplember Tuesday, The wailing candle of lhe coming school year was igniled by The spark of sludenl enlhusiasm, and has conlinued lo burn in spasmodic spurls as Jrhe evenls of l94O-4I waxed holler and holler, unlil, now, barely a louch ol fallow remains as we approach Thar nalural climax of every year, commencemenl. We lhink of lhese nalural divisions in Jrerms of The evenls lhal have high-lighled lhemp and so lhey are recorded in lhis book, separaled by lhe diminishing candle. l ' 6 . 51, W WA. JQfcAam WE OE TI-IE CLASS OE '4I DEDICATE TI-IIS VOLUME, A MIRROR OE OUR STUDENT LIFE. WE ARE ORATEEUL EOR TI-IE INSPIRATION OE YOUR LEADERSI-IIP, TI-IE KINDNESS OF YOUR UNDERSTANDING, TI-IE WARMTI-I OE YOUR ERIENDSI-IIP, AND, VERY IMPORTANT TO US. TI-IE CI-IEER OE YOUR SMILE. e74 IQ .!Qfc!cam- rincilaa IN I9I7 MR. KETCHAM BEGAN HIS LONG CAREER AS DEAN OF ERESHMAN B-OYSq HUNDREDS OF BEWILDERED AND HESITANT FRESHMEN FOUND IN HIM A STAUNCH FRIEND AND SYMPATHETIC ADVISOR. HE HAS SEEN THE SCHOOL DEVELOP AND BROADEN AND HAS GROWN WITH IT, UNTIL LAST YEAR HE WAS HO FICULT YEARS. NORED BY BEING APPOINTED PRINCIPAL TO CARRY ON THROUGH DIF- HIS PATIENCE, WISDOM, KINDNESS AND UNDERSTANDING HAVE MADE HIS WORK AN EX- AMPLE TO BE CHERISHED BY FACULTY AND STUDENTS ALIKE. WE SALUTE YOU, MR. KETCHAM. 08. 21 .gtg R 1 f ,nx- - ww, ,, , XXV' 1 itz- . . fi ,NH ' i . . .R H+ :F ,,.,,,w '-'fwv' .', 1, K e fxf , . L 3 if fa, if l E:: ff h My ' g xt k x ' 1., ' . f f xl ig 1-.2 3 . , 47 'QQ e' 2 H A2 ex V532 5. , -eh , 9:1 mf, 'K J mm. Mgflf 1, 'flaw' -ga r f' , ,D . ,gk Q f, 'kfffjgf I . J K ,.7 V +51 5,5 L, W, www fn fjfAzzgz:'3f.5f-M -Hr? John E. Biorlie Dean of Freshman Boys Ada L. Weclrel Dean of Freshman Girls Edward L. O'Brien Dorolhy C. Miller edfld Arlrhur G. Bolobill Grace Benneil fm. fwzm Wwe? ffm-2.47 54mwmm'f9Q2i4,Qm4M Dean of Sophomore Boys Aclinq Dean of Sophomore Girls .ll. Dean of Senior Boys Dean of Senior Girls l-larold H. lvlelcall Dean of Junior Boys Emily R. Grcull, Dean of Junior Girls Lura Blackburn ffLu'if Dean of Sophomore Girls . . ,i.,.,. ft 6 flew.. FRANK J. PLATT lhe LYDIA F. ALLEN .gm acll Beloil College Universily of Chicago LU RA BLACKBU RN U niversi'Iy of Wisconsin GRACE G. BOIES Parsons College ELEANOR F. BOLTON ADA BOTHWELL Knox College Norlhweslern U niversily REBECCA BU RT ESSIE CHAM BERLAI N M. AGNES DAVIS ELSIE M. DeGROEF JOHN GEHLMANN HELEN L. GRAHAM MARGARET HARDIE Wellesley College Universily of Chicago Radcliffe College Wells College Knox College Universify of Chicago Indiana Universily BESSIE W. HARRINGTON - U MAX T. HOHN U RODNEY A. KIMBALL MILDRED LINDEN MARJORIE MACKINT niversify of Michigan niversily of Colorado Williams College Reed College OSH Universily of Michigan RALPH T. MATTHEWS EDITH H. MONROE EMILY R. ORCUTT ALTHEA A. PAYNE ELIZABETH F, ABEL Universify of Iowa Columbia Universify Universily of Chicago Columbia Universily Universify of Chicago 6lCll,Ag .I2. WA. LILLIAN A. REMSBU RG Universify of Wisconsin NINA GRACE SMITH Universify of Wisconsin LOIS SPROULL Ohio Sfaie Universify JAMES E. THOMPSON Universify of Wisconsin MABEL H, THOMPSON Syracuse Universify MIGNON WRIGHT Universify of Wisconsin HELEN I. LOUNSBURY Universify of Wisconsin fg 01660 .syaeaging GAYLORD W. RAMSAY Iheadi BeIoiI' CoIIege grenca RUTH R. MAXWELL Iheadi Indiana UniversiIy CLAIRE BLUZAT Universify of France- Paris Academy HELEN H. GELLER Universify of Michigan DOROTHY C. MILLER Syracuse Universi+y GERTRUDE W. NORTON Ohio Sfafe Universify SARA A. THOMPSON Universify of Chicago MADGE ALICE WARD Oberlin College aliafin LOURA B. woooreurr fhesdi Universify of Michigan FLORENCE BRUBAKER Universi'ry of Chicago BESSIE M. DAVIDSON Columbia Universify GRACE MCINTIRE Woosfer College ELLEN A. MUIR Universify of Chicago MABEL F. POMEROY Universi+y of Wisconsin JOHN M. SLAGH Universify of Michigan IRENE GRAFTON WHALEY Vassar CoIIege cience ADA L. WECKEL lheadl Universily of Michigan NORVIL BEEMAN lheadl Oberlin College EDWARD L. O'BRlEN lheadl Universily of Michigan ROSS AEBY Wabash College LlLLlAN D. BONDURANT Universily of Colorado LAWRENCE F. FOUNTAlN Syracuse Universily R. H. GOCKER Universify of Chicago MAURICE E. KING Whealon College W. A. MAY Simpson College HAROLD H. METCALF Universily of Wisconsin R. EMERSON PARK Norlhweslern Universily J. C. ROSSETTER lllinois Normal LEONARD G. SCHNELLER Ripon College RAY C. SOLIDAY Columbia Universily LYLE E. STEWART Universily of Illinois HELEN S. TURNER Universily of Chicago RUTH WILLISTON Universily of Chicago FRANCES G. WILSON Universily of Wisconsin ouaekofal .xdrfa CARRIE S. HOPKINS Universily of Wisconsin CLARlSSA l'l. SCHUYLER lheacll Columbia Universify JEANNETTE MAGOWAN Universily of lowa WAVA TAMBLINGSON Universily of Wisconsin ,444 CAROLINE L. ECKART lheadj Teachers College of New York Cily ARTI-IU R L. PELZ Universily of Wisconsin LEE M, WATSON Universily of Chicago c9no!udfria!.x4rf5 HEBER c. TAYLOR iheadl Indiana Slafe Teachers' College V. S. ASBU RY Indiana Sfale Teachers' College WALTER N. BRINKIVIAN Universily of Chicago ROBERT I-I. CI-IANDLER Universily OT Wisconsin RUSSELL B. DANIELS GILMAN LANE Weslern S FRANK S. OWENS Purdue Universily Tale Teachers' College Illinois Shale Normal Universify RICHARD D, PAXTON Wesfern Shale Teachers' College ommercia GEORGE SEYMOUR lheadl U niversify of Minnesola ORPHA BABCOCK RUTH E. BURLEY L. I-I. FRITZEMEIER ELIZABETH M. FOSTE Universily of Chicago Universily of Illinois Universily of Chicago R U niversily of Saslcarchewa n RUTI-I GLASENER BERNICE I-IARTMANN EARL E. I-IOFE MARGARET RIGGS G. ALVIN WILSON U ri FRANK L. PiNcKNEY Illinois Normal Universiiy of Chicago Universily of Chicago Universiry of Chicago niversily of Wisconsin cling Universily of Illinois LOIS D. WALKER Ih el'l'l'Lal'L eadl Oberlin College faania VELMA T. BALL E. E. THOMPSON Universify of Chicago Brown Universily Wafdemafica c. M. AUSTIN Iheadl Ohio Wesleyan Universily GERTRUDE L. ANTHONY IVA RAE BEVENS JOHN E. BJORLIE Universily of Chicago Universily cf Michigan SI. Olaf College HARVEY W. CHANDLER Franlclin College of Indiana F. M. FOSTER Ohi o Wesleyan Universily MARY JANE HARTMAN MARY E. HAWKINS EARL E, HOFF EDITH INKS Indiana Universily Universily of Wisconsin Universily of Chicago Columbia Universily ELSIE PARKER JOHNSON CLAUDE E. KITCH ANNA B. LaVENTUR EVERETT W. OWEN MARY R. PAYNE Universiiy of Chicago Indiana Universily E Universily of Chicago Indiana Universify Universily of Chicago ORVILLE A. SULLIVAN Universify of Illinois MARGARET F. SYNNERDAHL JOHN K. VANDYKE R. S. WOODRUFF GEORGE J. WAHL Universily of Chicago Dra Ice U niversily DePauw Universify Ideceasedl Norlhweslern Universiiy .jskafory REID STEPHENS lheadl Colorado College of Educaiion GRACE BENNETT Lawrence College ARTHU R G. BOBBITT Indiana Universiiy MORRIS R. BUSKE F. F, CARSON Universily of Wisconsin MacAIIisIer College JAMES COLLETTI Columbia Universily MARY JO CONCIDINE Texas Siaie College for Women RUSSELL J, FUOG Universiiy of Michigan R. T. I-IECKETSWEILER Norfhwesle rn U niversily ROBERTA D. I-IINMAN U niversily of Ivlinnesola MARY ADALENE HOPE E. A, LANNING Wilson College Universily of Chicago ZELMA M. LINDEM U niversily of Minnesofa FLORENCE MAGOWAN ALLEN T. PRICE A. W. ROEI-IM Universily of Iowa Denison Universify Harvard Universify CATHERINE V. WILSON Norfhweslern U niversily og rar? BERTHA CARTER Illegal Earlham College ELEANOR REGAN Beloil' College I-I ELEN WU RTZBACH Simmons College uaic HAROLD M. LITTLE Anlioch College JOSEPHINE T. BOYNTON Columbia School of Music RICHARD W. WECKEL Illinois Wesleyan U niversily !9Ay:5ica! GLENN HOLMES giclucafion lheadl U niversily of Wisconsin PETER A. FRANTZEN Monmoulh College DON HARSHBARGER Iowa Slale Teachers' College ORIN K. NOTH H. M. SCOTT Universily of Wisconsin Norlhweslern Universily OTIS ELWIN SMITH H. C. SOUCHEK S JOHN W. WOOD Norlhweslern U niversily Tale Universily of Iowa Nollingham Universily FLORENCE G. MARTIN lheadl JANE AXTELL KATH RYN DePUY GLADYS G-OG LE Cornell College Universily of Nebraska Carlelon College Norlhwesle rn U nive rsily CATHERINE M. G PAULINE KNAPP OOD Oloerlin College Columbia School ol Physical Educalion LUCILLE J. O'HAl R U niversily ol Pennsylvania , THERESA PRESSL VlRGlNlA RUG-H Norlhweslern Universily Universily ol Illinois BESS EVERETT WILMARTH Universily of Michigan 45 TNQ W x ., .1 ..hX , X - .. 'Sa . fx A h - N SQ Y. EX 1, A Umm ARABEL ALCOTT L. H. PRITZEMEIER .. Li E D N A AT KI N SO N QL Q Q 5 gf K r -'f I- ' DOROTHY L. BABCOCK ALMA C. BELL VIVIAN BLEVINS MARY DAWSON VERA F. FROBERG BETTY JANE FOWLER RUTH MQNUTT JANE RICHARDSON BERNICE SCHREINER CATHERINE H. RIENDEAU IManager of cafeferieb -I9. Placemenf DIFECIOF. L. I.. TICKTIN Business Manager Swing wide, Oh GaTes oT Learning! Swing wide enough To admiT 3,700 eager sTudenTs re- Turning Trom Tar and wide To keep ThaT SepTember daTe wiTh lvliss DOOP. NOT many days had passed beTore acTiviTies commenced and Senior Class OTTicers came up Tor elecTion, and again a clean sweep Tor The populariTy parTyl . . . The ever-acTive Girls' Club was quick To caTch ThaT renewed sTudenT spiriT in a i'Too True perTormance oT WhaT a LiTe. The l-ligh School was on display beTore proud parenfs when open house was declared Tor a sunseT ses- sion. The visiTors arrived and The school was Trans- Tormed inTo a goldTish bowl .... ln a Tew SaTur- days TooTball arrived and The school was Trans- Tormed inTo a Rose Bowl .... WiTh aThleTics in The spoT, Glen Cunningham was summoned To speak To assembly and yield To The howling oT The auTograph hounds .... . . . And now, on To Thanksgiving! 3400! OIQQIL6 wifA fAe zefnf of renewer! zifuolenf gl e.'5Al'l'I,8l'l When one sees a group ol Freshmen galhered for a class assembly, lhe general lone of in- Jrelligence of Jrhe members con- vinces him Jrhal rhe days of green caps and credi+ lcils are a mal- ler of hislory or legend. The bewildered, bewildering Frosh has become our eager-+o- learn yearling of lirsl floor lame. l-le is eager lo learn The inlricacies of Jrhe science of eliguelle so Jrhar he may successfully assume lhe new responsibililies Jrhrusl on him by high school sociely. Miss Wrighl, lhrough praclice in her Freshman English classes, renders complacenlly courleous rhe once confused cadels and lurns Jrhem our capable of coping wilh lhe rnosl rrying ol Posr problems. Freshmen girls were ollicially admilled lo The school ranlcs Jrhrough lhe special Freshman Parry of Girls' Club. K ROW-Fisher, Corso, Filzgerald, Brown, Gould, DeFoe, Eldridge, Buurrna, Dahlgren, Radlke, Olsen, Perrin, Paulsen. FRONT ROW-Dolan, C ll Bonynge, Frcyer, Fredriclcson, Borson, Easier, Gregory, Goff, Fryrnark, Giuffre, Prague, Phelan, Veilee, Peare, Panes. aw 0 1944 Senior girls were delegaled l'o lake Jrhe yearlings under Their prolecling wings for lhe aller- noon's feslivilies. Freshmen have lheir classes, loo, such as lhis one under lhe guidance ol Miss Chamberlain- Senior scholars in lhe making. The ex - grade - schoolile has come lo us nol only open-moulhed bul open-minded. l-le lears Sophomores, respecls Juniors, worm ships Seniors, and looks lo lhe lacully for guidance in conducl, and progress in inlellecl. Some day he's going lo be a Freshman no longer. Some day he's going lo be a Senior and look back al his piclure in lhis annual and wonder al whal a queer lillle fellow he was. BACK ROW-Heald, Hedslrorn, R, Gardner, Hiller, Guyer, W. Gardner. Ensrud, Graham, Henning, Hamblen, Anderson, Dougherly, Corfrnan, Chapin FRONT ROW-Gallaher, Hoffman, Harper, Gilmore, Holman, Gersfenberger, Gaufreaux, Hemmings, Holdrege, Crossman, Fleischner, Benfsen, Ebann Brown. joofgaf ana! SCCQP afar! fire ayaorffs demon , . . . And sTudenT blood begins To beaT To The Tempo oT The TooTball and soccer spiriT. Oak Park noT only has a perennially Tough TooTball schedule, buT Theirs is always The big game Tor which our opponenTs Train and sTrain. This season Those opponenTs Trained and sTrained a Tew sTrokes beTTer Than par, and The Suburban League Cham- pionship wenT To EvansTon and Proviso, leaving The locals sole possessors oT second place. The Twin WaTerloos oT EvansTon and Waukegan were The games ThaT pricked The I94O Championship bubble Tor The boys-oT-The-orange-and-blue. The season, however, wasn'T wiThouT iTs compensaTions. CompensaTion oT The TirsT order was The upseT-Triumph over Proviso ThaT broughT chills and cheers unknown in many a previous SaTurday Saga-a TiTTing climax To The mosT unpredicTable season since The pre-monopoly days oT '34-'35. The Suburban FooTball League has once more become, like The NaTional League in The baseball world, a circuiT oT sTiTT compeTiTion and surprise endings. AlThough gold TooTballs have noT appeared in The possession oT The I-lolmesmen, oT '40, The shining soccer spheres dangling Trom The local key chains have .proclaimed The Woodsmen Sub- urban League Champions. IT was only The TaTeTul Crane Game ThaT kepT The locals Trom The Cook CounTy Championship and The chance To win greaTer glory in The STaTe Games. BeTore The 3-O Trouncing They received Trom The presenT STaTe Champions, our soccer boys had suc- ceeded in holding Their I9 opponenTs To a final sum oT I poinT while They Themselves piled up The Tremendous ToTal oT TorTy-Three. Boy, iT was murder TickeTs, pliz We're loyal To you Oak Park I-Iigh Up Tor grabs I-Iuskies in a hurry I-Iear ye, hear ye PeanuTs, popcorn, candy bars- A Woodman aT woi The boys responsible Tor sysTemaTiz- ing and synchronizing ThaT all imporTanT sTands-spiriT, consTiTuTe The energeTic. yell-a-minuTe cheerleading sTaTT. The group This year, all seniors, was composed oT Bruce Larson, Dick Sword, Dan I-Iawley, Gene Golub, and was led by Chuck Jen- isTa Cheerleading Charlie, The Noise From Every Game. Real progress was made in announcing The cheers, by making use oT The sTanol's public address sysTem, Thereby reaching even The remoTesT ears and reducing The use oT The TradiTional megaphone To a minimum. IT Takes innovaTions To keep The crowds conTenTed wiTh The limiTeoI number oT cheers, and To keep aT a low ebb The un- IimiTed number oT ieers. NovelTy highlighTs came in The Torm oT appropriaTe iingles in- Troolucing The cheers, and a new muscle- musser special, dubbed The Ioco-Iocomo- Tive, which The Tans Tinally TaThomed 'be- Tore many weeks had passed. IT Takes more Than whiTe slacks and double ioinTs To make a cheerleader. I-Iours oT pracTice, weeks oT experimenT and iars oT linimenT are all parT oT The recipe. JAMES THON VarsiTy WILLIAM DEBUTTS BERTRAM LEVEY VarSiTy Fresh-Soph ur Aarolworlfing CAQQPLHJQPJ FRED I-IENDERSI-TOT LighTweighT WILLIAM LEWIS EDWARD NOKES J,V, J,V. lzjamify joofgaf Now if he'd only moved over lhis way a lillle- Varsily Foollaall al O. P.-R. F. has ever mainlained a repula- lion lor lbrillianl plays and equally lorillianl players. The l94O season, in lhal respecl, was on a par wilh lhe laesl. Oulslanding were Jim Dewar, husky hallback, whose speclacular ball carrying, passing, and punling, class him in lhe sacred ranks ol liiple lhreal slars, and have earned him all-slale honors, lo bool: Li Bock, whose express lrain plunges and precision place-kicking place him on lhe roll ol honor, and whose live-o'clock-linal lield goal wilh an injured lool won lor him lhe lille ol movie-hero g Blake Walker, who direcled a greal majorily ol lhe 60 minules ol each game wilh coolness and sagacilyq Co-caplain Jim Thon, whose work in lhe line was ol major imporlance, Co-caplain Bill DeBulls, exponenl ol lhe perlecl block, whose on-lhe-spol in- lerlerence wenl unexcelled lhroughoul lhe seasong and l-larry Oberhelman, Caplain-Elecl ol lhe Varsily ol '4I whose mulilaling plunging power successlully look The place ol lhe injured Bock. Through lhe diligenl ellorls ol Coach l-lolmes and his assislanls, lvlr. Woodrull, and Mr. Gocker, lhe Varsily ol l94O succeeded in scoring a sum lolal ol one hundred and lwenly-- seven poinls, while holding ils eighl opponenls lo lhirly-lhree credils, resulling in ils caplur- ing second place honors in lhe linal Suburban League slandings. Bl l D 'l' 'lhon leads oll De U isjgng waiver O goal .. Block lhal kick l-lold on lo il, Mac Benchwarmers Dewar loles il .26. BACK ROW-G 'Ii b , D s , Crawford, Mc:Sweeney, Knopf, Marwood, Reilly, Kuklinski. THIRD ROW-Coach I-Iolrnes, PZ Ik L d Gordon Ruenzel, MilBIIEr,elObs4:IieT:1a11, King, DeBuIIs, Iani, Campbell, Erskine lmqr.I, Coach Woodruff.. SECOND ROW-Bald I q I N Io I C S y Ph I K Ily B D w Dy r Linquisf Imgrj FRONT ROW-Seidlrtz lmgrl Arrnsirong, S Ii k Th uss aumer, oe, Goodman, a re, eps, e , rown, e ar, e Walker B k Jelinek, Anderson, R. G., Anderson, R. E. VARSITY EOOTBALL MAJOR LETTERS Anderson, Roberl' E. Anderson, Roberl G. Bock, Linell Brown, I-Iarper Campbell, James DeBuIIs, William, co-capl. Dewar, James Goodman, Alan Gordon, Claylon Iani, Anllwony Jelinek, Riclward Kelly, Roperl King, Roberl' Knopf, Leonard Lonclos, Tliomas Mc3Sweeney, Roberl VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE I94O Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Park ....... 23 Auslin ......... 6 Park ....... 6 Emerson IGaryI.. O Park ....... 35 Weslyille ...... O Park ,...... I3 New Trier ...... 7 Park ....... 7 Evanslon ....... I3 Park ....... 33 Morlon .. .. O Park ..,.... O Waukegan . A . 6 Park ....,.. IO Proviso .. .... 7 e27e Loco-Locomol Mueller, James Nussbaumer, Roberl Pzolka, JoI'1n Reilly, William Tlwon, James co-capl. Walker, Blake MINOR LETTERS Kuklinski, Clarence Phelps, Jolin Sayre, Clwarles MAJOR MANAGERS Baldwin, Jolwn Seidlilz, Waller CI-IEERLEADERS Jenisla, Cliarles Larson, Bruce A 1 unior Mrdify BACK ROW-Hale, Sfresen-Reuler, Ben zuly, Lassen, Kadish, Gregory, Meyer, Sreinhollz, Leander, Kappel, Jackson Moionnier. THIRD ROW-Mr, Gocker, Icoachl Forsl, WiH, Ruyter, Bernard, Grazi ano, Becker, McLean, Symrnes, Job Baker, Krisfulek Imqr.l. SECOND ROW-Moser, Sundburg, Hen drix, Johnson, Kinq, Nokes Ico-captj Lewis Ico-captl, Kruse, Sender, Win fers, Froien, Graham. FRONT ROW-Eberle, Corbell, Royer Johnson, Boyles, McClellan, Lauer Manzelrnann, Mancione. oggkfweigkf BACK ROW - Harshbarger lcoachj, Heard, Seilz, Cudney, Madigan, Wheat, Quinle, B. Craig, Crowley, C, Fosrer, Frei, Hruby, Shouh, Pearce, I-Iigqens, Bock, Van Denend, Cassurella, Jaffe, Jones. THIRD ROW-Fuog Icoachl, Gola ler, Fox, Grundin, Maxon, Feidl, Lombardi, Engle, Leone, Holen- shade, Fanlozzi, Gray, Jaeger, Erickson, O'Neil, Flurn, Johnson, J. Fosler, Timme, Murphy, Perry, McCandIess, SECOND ROW - Harmanfas, lr- Ianci, Wade, Sellergren, Wil- fred, McNichoIs, Arnon, Char- pier, Jolly, Hendershol lCapI.l, Burnell, Caruso, Kral, Siniscal- chi, Olson, Ralslon, DeRosa, Basso, FRONT ROW-Johnson, Pickelf, Jenkins, Melia, Lawrence, Blum- fhal, Reifsnyder, Novak, Holr, Webb, Malchefl, Hurzey, Horn, Lee, Copeland, Freel, Schmef- ferer, Dunbar, Craig. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL LIGI-ITWEIGI-IT FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SCHEDULE Oac Park... ..I3 Oac Parc... .. 6 Oak Parc... ,.I3 Oac Parc... ..I9 Oac Parc... .. 6 Oac Parc.. .. O Proviso . . New Trier. .. .. Evanslon . Lake View. .I .. New Trier ...... Proviso . . Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Park Park Park Park Park Park I94O O I2 25 I2 35 7 York , Riverside . I-Iarrison .. Senn . Moosehearl Proviso .. The Junior Varsify foofball 'leam was faced fhis season wifh six excepfionally sfrong opponenfs. Holding ifs own againsf heavy odds, fhe Jay Vees managed fo bal- ance fhree wins againsf fhree losses for a season of .500 ball. The besf record of any grid squad fhis year was mainfained by fhe Lighfweighfs. ln a fruly sensafional season of six confesfs, fhe scale-models assembled a score of eighfy-eighf poinfs, while fheir own goal line remained undefiled by foreign forces. Anofher undefeafed defachmenf was fhe l94O Fresh-Sophs. Eighf fine oppon- enfs fell before fhe underclassmen fo fhe fofal fune of lo? poinfs for fhe locals, as againsf I3 for assembled opponenfs. C ber, Delfogelaere, B u rnelfe Link, Malson, Porter, Foss Nerad, Cikanek, Willard. Donald, Tregay, C. Gardner Sperry, Virgili. SECOND ROW-Erie, Messina Bolfz, Salek, Barrow. vacchini, Barfle. 31...r-5.,,,r. BACK ROW-Sfrefron, Benedicf, Graves, Krause, Corry, Maffhiesen, Thompson, Gul- brandsen, Marsden, Sfolfzner, Graziano, Anderson, l-laigh, Mr. Asbury. Tl-llRD ROW-Alloerfsen, Karfholl, Sweeney, Sellergren, Carroll, Rilfer, lnqham, Planni- qan, Hemmings, Dewees, Goodman fmgnl SECOND ROW-Zumbrook, Daly, l-lun'!, Wiedow, Lumlces, Bell, l-lenning, l-ledsrrorn, Sigman, Gallagher, Porfer lmgnl FRONT ROWFFarloer, Danly, J. Moser, Chrisfy, Willing, Sellas, Prenfice, Ford, Ellerby, Fresh-Soph. Foofball Schedule l94O 4 Park 4 Par c Par c Par Q Par c Par 4 Par Park I3 Ausfin ...O 5l Downers Grove, . .O lf? Lindblom .. ...O I3 NewTrier... ...7 2l Evansfon .. ...O 25 lvlorfon .. ...O 7 Waukegan . . .. .O 20 Proviso . . . . .6 BACK ROWfCoolc, Bigelow, Loes Oberhelman, Levey lcapfainj: Robinson, Sullivan, Langdon, THIRD ROWA6uyer, Freer, Mc- Marshall, Schoeller, Cann, Pre: bl l-l T' f G e Srnillie, e, un ing on, rov, Aalbue, Ensrninger, Marguardf, Sielaffe, Bellock, Walker, Aarfs, J. Anderson, Alsfrin, Drury, FRONT ROW-Rector, Morrissey, Templeton, Berger, Gusfafson, Cooper, D. Gardner, Gracey, l-lolmer, Curran, Buller, Gio- BACK ROW-Langille, Parks, I-IurI'er, Walsh, Deisf, Larsen, Miller, Prifchard, Pyne, McGowan, Link, SECOND.ROW-Rauch, Nor- ris Clark Kroeplin Bily Schoenfeld Cole Ferrari, Reedy, Sfasfny, .Coach Wood. FRONT ROW-Andresen, Schlcht, Bushing, Wise, arris co ca oflis co capf Herman Iv1cConachle Ford Fizdrlckson Ullrnen, mqr, HI' I- PIIHMI - '.' .I .9 , Soccer al Oak Parlc-River Foresl is Ialcing gianl slricles Toward becoming one of The mosl popular of The major sporls. Consislenlly fine reams have Iesliliecl Io Coach Wood's already fine repulalion as a soccer menlor. The slighlly confused final slandings lisl The locals as second only 'ro The presenl slale champions. Special credil lor a Tine season is due Io Co-caplains Mol- Iis, whose ZI goals easily lop This seclion of The counlry, and Phil I-larris, who is excellenl on Ioolh defense and allaclc. Wondering Wood Q 30 a OCC? SOCCER SCHEDULE I94O SUBURBAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Oac Par Oac Par Oac Par Oac Par Oac Par Cac Par Oacpar Oa4 Par Oac 'Par Oac Par Cac Par Cac Par Cac Par Oaq Par Oaq Par Cai Par Oac Par Oaq Par Oac Par Oac Par C C Crane Tech. Carl Schurz. .. Lane Tech ....... O Crane Tech. Carl Schurz. .. Tilden Tech. . . ...O ...O Lane Tech ....... I Carl Schurz. .. Tilden Tech. . . Universily I-Iigh. . .0 Von Sleuben ..... O I-Iyole 'Park ....... O Amundsen .,.... I lvlorlon ......... I Von Sleuben ..... O I-Iycle Parlc ....... O lvlorlon ......... I Amundsen ...... O Universily I-Iigh. . .O Crane Tech ...... 3 HIGH HURDLES Kelly HIGH JUMP Nichols ' MILE Woods FIFTY Hirsclw, Langdon L90 fl 6ll'l'lll,l a SHOT PUT 880 Ivloberg Hulchings BROAD JUMP POLE VAULT BGCICGF Flolnr, Weslgale, Mannarelli 660 Haiglm I LAP LOW HURDLES Long, Tober Johnson, Becker Girls' SporTs Indoors and OuT Through The Seasons Qld A , .giaorfri are organizes! earfy. While The boys in The sTadium were busy malcing sporTs headlines, The girls were iniTiaT- ing Their Tall aThleTic program in Their own modesT way. Each year This program caTers TO an ever increasing number OT girls who Tind reT reshing relaxaTion in such resTTul pasTimes as Tield hockey, speed-ball, archery, and ping-pong. The doors OT The girls' gymnasium had noT been open Tor business many days beTore The hoclrey enThusiasTs were OTT wiTh The sound OT The Three-TwenTy bell. The TrOsTy craclc OT ball againsT sTicl4 beaT ouT The Tempo OT blaclc shin-guards Tlashing by on running legs. The sound OT The sTudenT reTerees' whisTles began and ended The exTra-curricular Trolics and puncTuaTed The cries OT The TleeT Amazons. ATTer Tour weelcs OT TundamenTals and general brushing up, The inTramural TOurnamenT was under way. Four years OT experience sTood The vicTorious seniors in good sTead as They vanquished juniors, sophomores, and Treshmen, in Turn. lT was a hardy group OT enThusiasTs ThaT braved The winTry blasTs To cOmpleTe The six-weelc season on a blanlceT OT snow wiTh The ball inlced purple and noses Trozen blue. .320 QNOCLW BACK ROW-An es, o inson nc e arsen T R b , Ly h, Sh dd, L , GenTle Tolh. FRONT ROW--Zimmerman, McKeand, Polerecky, Samuelson Kain, Dellycke, NorTon. 30:64 .limb ln proporTion To The size oT The courTs, Table Tennis is much more sTrenuous and exacTing a game Than The senior sporT. Thus The aTTer-hours resi- denTs oT The girls' gym Tind ouT annually in Their Table Tennis TournamenTs. lAny- one reTerring To The sporT as ping- pong is auTomaTically eliminaTed.l Earlier in The year, hockey Turnished compeTiTiong puT soon The winTry winds drove The Teminine Troliclcers indoors, where The neTs and paddles sTood in readiness. ProspecTive conTesTanTs in The TournamenT enTered in class A, B, or C, according To aloiliTy or opTimism. A unique TeaTure oT The conTesTs was The presence oT a losers' TournamenT, so ThaT one loss would noT resulT in compleTe eliminaTion. CareTul records were lcepT oT each maTch unTil a winner was Tound in each oT The divisions, and a school winner was proclaimed lVlisTress oT The MidgeT CourTs. Speedball is The game used by Treshman girls as a sTepping sTone To hockey skill. The game is somewhaT like Tield hockey, buT concenTraTes on The all-imporTanT TundamenTals-TundamenTals ThaT will assure These girls oT a sTrong ToundaTion Tor TuTure seasons. Two Teams were selecTed Trom The ThirTy girls who Turned ouT Tor The sporTg buT since iT is primarily a game Tor Training, no TournamenT was held. This work oT sTarTing The aThleTic program is ably handled by Miss Good Tor The Girls' Physical EducaTion DeparTmenT. .f4l'CLel'g .s7,..,,14..fr sismpeae NOT badl WiTh The Twang oT The sTring Tor Tempo and The Over- Ture To William Tell Tor mood, our local Lady Cupids annually engage in The skill-demanding sporT oT archery. Anyone who has boldly Taken bow in hand and shoT an ar- row aT random, learns ThaT archery is an arT masTered only aTTer skilled insTrucTion and diligenT pracTice. Those parTicipaTing are divided inTo beginning and ad- vanced groups. To be classiTied as advanced, a girl musT compleTe aT leasT one Junior Columbia Round, which con- sisTs oT TwenTy-Tour arrows Trom each oT Three disTances: 20, 30, and 40 yards. A girls' archery Team is now in The process oT Torma- Tion, and several inTerscholasTic meeTs are being planned. 434: QA , phgaicaf giolucafion VarieTy is The lceyword oT The girls' gym classes. The assorTed acTiviTies are parceled ouT anew every eighT weeks To allow The girls To gain pro- Ticiency in a number oT diTTerenT body- builders and baclc-wraclcers. Swimming aT leasT once a year is a minimum re- guiremenT in The program. If a girl's posTure Tails To measure up To The sTandard, a course in special exercises is her loT. ln Tall There are beginners' hoclcey and Tennis To drain The dex- Troseg in winTer, marching, volley-ball, and baslceTballg while spring brings ad- vanced swimming and liTe-saving, ad- vanced Tennis, and baseball, To round OTT The sporTs season. To complemenT class work, aTTer-school aThleTics are oTTered ThroughouT The year. TWO OF THE GYM CLASSES Wilhelmina Tell X W 7 f 77 if if if if ff if if if if if if ZZ 77 ZZ ZZ 7? 77 77 if Z7 if Z? ?Z 77 ff ,, Z f f Z ff Z7 + Z7 f 5? Z7 if if if if if 77 77 if 77 if Z7 ff if ZZ ZZ 7? if if if ?Q ff Z f W W W if 0 ing ounci Lf? Counci ludenf Counci Sfudenf adminisfrafion afOak Park-River Foresf is delegafed fo fhree largely independenf sfudenf-governed councils: Safefy Council, Smoking Council, and Sfudenf Council. In a school wifh a populafion as large as ours, safefy for sfudenfs and faculfy is nof an obiecfive, if is a necessify. The vifal iob of formulafing rules in fhis field and adminisfering fhem falls fo fhe Sfudenf Safefy Council. Acfing fhrough elecfed officers and nine commiffee chairmen, and aided by Mr. Soliday, fhe organizafion underfakes such valuable work as enforcing fhe no parking rules, mainfaining one-way fraffic around fhe school building, coping wifh problems of safefy in fhe halls, and publicizing safefy subiecfs. Smoking Council is fhe one sfudenf organizafion in our school working enfirely free from faculfy supervision. lf is fhe responsibil- ify of fhe boys composing fhe sfaff fo ascerfain whefher The smoking regulafions are properly heeded and, if nof, fo fake necessary sfeps againsf fhe offending culprifs. Membership is composed of six seniors and fhree juniors, who receive fheir posi- fions fhrough elecfions in fhe home rooms. The sfudenf Council is probably fhe mosf acfive and influenfial of all organizafions in our school. lfs acfivifies are exfremely varied, ranging fhrough all phases of sfudenf governmenf. This year fhe Council enfered fhe social field by sponsoring an affer- school dance, fhe proceeds of which wenf fo a fund fo be used on various school proiecfs. Charify also enfered info ifs acfivifies when ifs members supervised fhe collecfion of lilacs for disfri- bufion fo hospifals. Af fhe numerous P.-T.A. meefings if was fhe members of fhe council, again, who assumed fhe fask of ushering fhe uncerfain. Ever eager fo learn of new ideas in ifs field, our Council engages in consfanf correspondence wifh fhe Sfudenf Councils of ofher schools. BACK ROW-Scoff, Sfresen-Reufer, Lehman, Coe. THIRD ROW-Ligare, Baker, Bradshaw, Fied- ler, DeBuHs. SECOND ROW-Sweff, Bradley, Seifried, Vallenfyne, Scholes. FRONT ROW-Chapin Brown, Donaker, Toombs. 037. rfb CM BACK ROW-Fisher, PeTersOn, Jenkins, Caryl, O'Brien, Fowler, Fackler. SECOND ROW-Hugill, Barsema, Don- alcer, MerTz, MarTin, RuTza, AnTes. FRONT ROW-Miss Ben TT, KeTcham, Seifried, SweTT, lngra Larkin. BACK ROW - Par-Themer, Chandler, Pope, RoberTson, PIaTT, Franks, Bald- win, Langbehn, Blorlc. SECOND ROWiGrosser, Read, RiTTer, Pullum, MelcherT, Mordue, Hermann McAuley. FRONT ROW-Oldacre, PaTTersOn M jonnwier, Brown, Judson, Mill M sha . WiTh every girl in school a member, and a goodly percenT OT The acTiviTies OT The school under iTs auspices, Girls' Club surely needs iTs eTTicienT managemenT. The sTu- denT conTribuTion To The cOmpeTenT adminisTraTion OT The club is Girls' Club Council. The girls elecTed To This board compose The execuTive branch OT The club's organizaTiOn. MOST pressing OT The COuncil's duTies is, OT course, The planning, publicizing, and pre- senTing OT The programs Tor The many meeTings OT The club. The Freshman girls were given an OppOrTuniTy TO become well acguainTed wiTh Their Older sisTers when a Fresh- man parTy was given by The group. Girls' Club Council annually invades The Tield OT drama by The presenTaTiOn OT one OT The Two major prOducTiOns OT The school season, The Girls' Club Show. The success OT This enTerprise may be Tuclged by The TacT ThaT These shows have, Through The years, con- sisTenTly played To STanding Room Only crowds. AT ChrisTmas Time, under The supervision OT The Council, Girls' Club members Till and sell ChrisTmas sTocl4ings, all proceeds going TO chariTy. lT The work OT Girls' Club Council is greaT, ThaT OT Miss l3enneTT, TaculTy advisor, is enormous. lT is her l-lerculean Task To lend The proper Touch OT TaculTy guidance To The adminisTraTiOn OT The Council and To lceep The enTire OrganizaTion working smOoThly and eTTicienTly. 0380 profecfion Sa! BACK ROW-Riordan, Fraskamp, Bushing, Kraheh Becker. THIRD ROW H If y Reilsnyder. SECONQ ROW-Kroeplin, Wasson, BrisTol, DreT Teln, H C I R C I FRONT -Pager, Baldwin, Reicherf, Behrle, Durfey, Schneller, Mr. STewarT. Running To an average yearly audience oT 45.000, our skilled proiecTion sTaTT makes visual educaTion a realiTy aT Oak Park-River ForesT. The equipmenT used in our sound room is among The besT available in The counTry. There are eighT proiecTors in all, each ideally suiTed To The work Tor which iT is used. For ordinary silenT Tilms, The silenT proiecTor is broughT inTo play. When musical accompanimenT or oTher sound is on The Tilm, The new Bell gl Howell sound proiecTor, The TinesT oT iTs kind, is used. There are special cases when science insTrucTors wish To demon- sTraTe minuTe specimens To Their classes. For This purpose The microscopic and opaque proiecTions are kepT in consTanT readiness. One oT The mosT TrequenTly used pieces oT equipmenT is The slide proiecTor, which in- creases by many Times The eTTecTiveness oT any explanaTory speech. Aside Trom The proiecTors Themselves, The sound room booTh is ouTTiTTed wiTh all miscellaneous equipmenT necessary To mainTain service oT a proTes- sional sTandard. Equally proTessional are The Technical and exTensive Training oT The members oT The sTaTT, which now numbers abouT TwenTy-Tive. The choice oT new members and The general supervision oT The sound room Talls To TaculTy advisor Mr. STewarT. Because oT eTTiciency required and The value oT equipmenT and Tilm handled, each aspiranT is required To com- pleTe an exTensive period oT apprenTiceship. BeTore he becomes a Tull- Tledged operaTor, he musT pass a comprehensive TesT covering The hand- ling and care oT The equipmenT and conducT in emergencies. -39. 7 Og!! 0I'l 2l eI'lC0 BACK ROWiScI1neIIer, Lehman, SCOH, Houser, Sheker Ilan. FRONT ROW-Brown' Pine, Qing , 6011, eI el'lC0 BACK ROW-Larkin, Se-Ifried, Sweif, Rfffer, CarreI Birkeff. FRONT ROW-Bowles, Compion, TraznIIc, Marfin, Tem plefon. FRONT ROW-Kefcharn, MerIz, Fisher, Caryl, Mordue Pafferson, Ingram. CHAIRMAN OF BOYS! CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN OF GIRLS' CONFERENCE Harper Brown IVIarII1a Mordue 040. Eminenf speakers are broughf fo sfudenf ears fhrough fhe annual Girls' and Boys' Conferences and fhe Junior lnsfifufe. Girls' Conference fhis year chose as a fheme The Time of Your Life, and proceeded fo give iusf fhaf fo fhose affending fhe fhree fesfive and insfrucfive sessions. Dr. Mary Leigh Palmer, of fhe lnfernafional Council of Religious Educa- fion, and Miss Muriel Lesfer, fhe Jane Addams of London, proved enferfain- ing and inspiring speakers. The lcey-phrase of Boys' Conference was My Job and l. Af fhe Friday even- ing banguef fhe address was given by Dr. Paul S. Weaver, Professor of Philos- ophy af Sfephens College. The ofher discussions were classified as fo fypes of iobs. The Junior lnsfifufe can well be proud of ifs fwo spealcers af fhis year's assem- loliesg Dr. Marfin Klofsche, sfudenf of infernafional affairs, eminenf professor of hisfory, and Dr. Edvard l. l-lamlaro, mayor of Narvilc af fhe fime of fhe Ger- man affaclc upon Norway. Peelc A Boo!! Big Business Concenfrafion One hundred men and Mordue l-lmm-nof bad. My friends! unior Cgrwfifufe BACK ROW-Hoermanny Oberhelman, Baldwin. THIRD ROWfl-lerrnan, Armsfrong, SHPkT'Id MC C OWB Fh d Kh we , ea e, I en, ac oul. SE OND R - rown, is er, Mor ue, efc am, O'Brien, Compfon, Pine. FRONT ROW-Caryl, SCOTT. o4l 0 . l1'l H if-E' CL! .Silww l-ligh school life and all fhe accessories came up for a neaf bif of safirizafion in fhis year's annual Girls' Club Show, Whaf a Life. The prime purpose of fhe producfion is fo raise funds fo supporf fhe Liferary Tabula, buf fhe financial considerafion has been far overshadowed by fhe arfisfic. Cerfainly arfisfic was fhe warmly human inferprefafion of fhaf bewildered, bewildering lad, l-lenry Ald- rich, who weekly worries fhrough adolescence on a nafion-wide hook up. lf fook courage fo affempf a role already porfrayed by such an experf as Ezra Sfone, buf few fhere were in fhe audience who would acknowledge fhaf I-laig Shekeriian came ouf second besf. An egually fine bif of make-believe was Jasmin Jenk's porfrayal of fhe high school hearf-beaf, Barbara Pearson. The hardesf role for a sfudenf fo play is fhaf of a sfudenfg buf if fakes deep insighf fo fall successfully info fhe characfer of a faculfy member. This was fhe fask of l-larry Brown as fhe high-sfrung hisforian, Mr. Pafferson, Alice l-lafner as frouble-shoofin ' Miss Egglesfong Nancy Knighf as fhe meficulous Miss Tikeq Olive Jean Whifaker as Miss Wheeler, fhe woman who losf fhe band q and Kennefh l--larwood as Moby Brad- ley. Equally adulf was fhe fouchingly mafernal porfrayal of Mrs. Aldrich, by Jini Melcherf and fhe hilarious, slew-foofed sleufhing of Defecfive Ferguson. James l-lofchkiss. The proper fouch of frouble enfered l-lenry Aldrich's life in fhe per- son of fhe school bully, George Bigelow, as played by Dave Sheehy. Whaf A Life will be a living sfory as long as fhere are high schools and many fhere are who sfill expecf fo find Elaine Maxwell and Dick Lane, fhe hearf inferesf, romanc- ing in our own office. Those Typical l-ligh School Puppy- Lovers, l-lenry Aldrich and Barbara Pearson. THE CAST ln Order of Their Appearance Miss Shea ..... Mr. Nelson .... Mr. Paiierson. . . Miss Pike .i... Bill ...,....... Miss Egglesion. . . Miss Johnson. .. Mr. Vecchiiio .... l-lenry Aldrich .,., Barbara Pearson. . . Gerlie ...,... Mr. Bradley ,.... Miss Wheeler ..,,.i... . . . . .Elaine Maxwell . . . .Richard Lane ,.. .l-larry Brown , . . .Nancy Knighi .... .Dan l-lawley . . . .Alice l-lainer . . . . . . .Louise Franks . .Richard Weiniraulo , . . .l-laig Shekeriian ......Jasrnin Jenks . .Eleanor Delvecchio . . .Kenneih Harwood Olive Jean Whilaker George Bigelow .i.. i.i,ii. D avid Sheehy Mrs. Aldrich .,.. Mr. Ferguson. . . Sludenls Charles Armslrong Jo Ann Aylward Marie Biorkman Virginia Bowles Palricia Bryanl Mary Deeier .. Promyoier ...., Sound Eflecls .,... Sludenl Assislranl ...,. . . . .Virginia Melcherl' . . . .James l-loichkiss Diana Carlrer Virginia Darnrners Ruih I-loppe Tom Scoll John Ullman . . . . . . . .Deloris Friiz ....'.Margarei Peede . .Herrick Goodwillie . . . . . .Louise Burno Teachers lvleefing? l-lere's Jrhe Culprill Now Look Here She's-a NOT-a My Girl! COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Arr Properlies Cover Design ..., ...,.., J aclc Bernard Poslers. .James Dewar and William Nelson Slage . . . .... Roberi Link Lighlrs. . , ..,. Richard Ryde Picrures ...,.. ..,.,...,.. l-I uberl Jones, James Schwarlz, Roloerr Whelan Tickers, Programs, ancl Business ....,....,. s..s,,...........,..RichardA.Pejrerson Programs ancl Ushers ....... Conslance I-Iugiil Sylvia Marlin Cosiumes anol lvlalce-up .... Rosemary Wrighr Properlies ..i.. .,., E dilh Jenlcins 441 0U2l'l'l6?l 6l'0ll,gAf tAe joofgaf 90062. IT mighT be The TooTball sTadium iTselT, buT Tor The hard Tloor and soTT music . . . Familiar bleachers lend The proper aThleTic aTmosphere To The laTe-Tall TesTival . . . SlighTly baTTered banners recall The Teams wiTh whom our boys marched OTT To do baTTle . . . Proud parenTs, Trom Their balcony boxes, gaze in approval upon The swaying and celebraTing oT The sTars, and see ThaT all is well . . . Don Wiedman's eThereal sTrains TloaT among The Tield- house raTTers, accusTomed To reverberaTions oT a more raucous naTure . . . Freshmen do Their parT, girls are punch dispensers, boys are lceepers oT The coaTs . . . All manner oT Tollc are on hand . . . new combinaTions . . . sTeadies . . . Gables . . . l-ledys . . . Some dream This one ouT . . . oThers choose To sway each second away . . . buT all musT come To a relucTanT halT when The Twelve o'cloclc curTew Talls wiTh TinaliTy on The gay goings-on . . . The lasT FooTball Dance Tor many oT us-oThers look Torward To nexT year. .454 Grand March Receiving Line 460 Punch Ta ble Torchy 'n' Midge Slaphappy and jus+ happy HIHIV1' H' OH Pefe 'n' Lupe A classy fassy and a handsome lad Why so glum? A couple o' couples in +he O. P. sfyle The TradiTional horn of plenTy decks our dimin- ishing candle wiTh The TruiTs oT Tall, and The giving oT Thanks is in season .... AnTicipaTing The good will Toward man oT The ChrisTmas spiriT, sTudenTs and TaculTy uniTed To make anoTher success oT The annual Tuberculosis Seal Drive .... While an un- seasonal snow decked our school in naTure's whiTe- wash, Those sTudenTs who sTudy DeuTch gaThered To caTch a Tew words aT The German assembly. f . . The winTer sporTs parade began wiTh a splash as The local baThing beauTies played hosT To visiTing Tank Teams in The Tield house swimming pool .... The Tield house Tloor was again wiTness To hoTiy ToughT conTesTs Tor Suburban League supremacy in baskeTball .... As The holiday season drew near, Two unrnisTakable signs OT The SpiriT were in evidence: The annual ChrisTmas STocking Drive, and The caroling oT The choir, ThaT leaves The halls ring- ing wiTh The echoes oT AdesTe Fidelis .... And now, on To ChrisTmasl jAanL:5giUing ana! onfg fufenfg more ficioof c!ag5 unfi! 6Ari:ifma6 30,04 0l'l'L 0l e5 A Sophomore is a slrange va- riely of Zoological life, peculiar +o a Jrhird-floor habilal. Those who have sludieol his peculiar- ilies mainlain lhal his unaccounl- able eccenlricilies are olue lo lhe lacl lhal he is a cross belween lhe Greenius Freshrnanium anol lhe Upperonius Classmanoriurn, a lransirion species. l-le has an unusually prevalenl desire lo ilaunl his abililies, anol can lhere- fore frequenlly be seen slrulling before his fellows in The Tribe lvlasqueraders. . BACK ROW-Branch, Brekke, D. Anderson, Bach, Barlow, Child, Alexander, Bacheler, J. Anderson, Casey, Burk, Brown, Borgmeier, Bradshaw FRONT ROW-Ashley, Barren, Bangs, Bauld, Budinger, Chrisriansen, Aikens, Benson, lvl. Anderson, Bulicek, Cervenka, Burnham, Briscoe, Bufrerbaugh aaa o 7 943 By visiiing Jrhe iocai waier-hole, known colloquiaiiy as Jrhe lunch- room, one can observe him feed- ing afier his own ioiiosyncraiic fashion. Ailremlois are made by parienr peoiagogues To break his wild spirir and io suioieci him io some sori of ruciimenrary Training, buf he seems pariicuiariy adverse To capiiviiy. I-ie en- ioys qarherinq wifh orhers of his species and assisring ai pack assemblinqs. BACK ROW-Herzog, Foiey, Elliof, Markward, Aisfrin, De Vogelaere, Ensrninqer, Houha, Hoffman, Shaw, Marshali, McNulfy, McGuire, Miller, Logan, FRONT ROW-Habel, Fiannigan, Gustafson, Cossif, Anderson, Harbin, Gardner, Durr, Doyle, Manski, McDonald, Mannarelli, Mason Mallinger. THIRD ROW-Cannon, Polerecky, Shedd, PIaH. SECOND ROW-Samuelson, Deafon, D twilerl Miller, Glos. FRONT ROW-Markman, Robinson, Hornrighous, Anfes. Presiolenr Vice-pres. . . Secrerary. . . Treasurer .xdher fke gear ia we Knfarfeci cfugd are organize ATALANTA BOARD Heads up?-No, down! .r.Virginia Robinson . . . .Rurlw Anres . . ,Selma Markman , . .Mary Homriqhous a52s The purpose oT ATalanTa Club is, To guoTe iTs consTi- TuTion, To sTimulaTe inTeresT in girls' aThleTics and gym- nasTics and To promoTe The ideals oT healTh, sporTsman- ship, and scholarship. Towards These goals, programs oT a sporTs naTure are presenTed aT meeTings, and a general aThleTic aTmosphere is mainTained. During The course oT The year any girl who wishes To parTicipaTe in programs is given The opporTuniTy To do so. ATalanTa is a member oT The sTaTe-wide G.A.A., and, as such, conTorms To cerTain sTricTly enTorced rules. For a girl To become a member, she musT presenT aT leasT 200 poinTs, which may be earned Through observ- ing healTh rules, passing liTe saving TesTs, or engaging in various aTTer school sporTs. OuTsTanding evenT oT The year was lasT Tall's play day, in which Twelve schools were inviTed To parTicipaTe under The auspices oT Mrs. MarTin, TaculTy advisor. ATALANTA AWARD WINNERS Reach Tor The slqy. l dub Thee KnighT BACK ROW-Wahl, Kellogg, 'EIlioTT, Zimmer, Kain, BruTTo. FIFTH ROW-Bach, Keeman, Kennedy, Cannon, Glidde FOURTH ROWfMark's, Lynch, Judson, Serfling, Gentle, Allen. THIRD ROW- Norron, Hornrighous, Glas, Polerecky, Cook, Bremer. SECOND ROW Mil Hk B l S I DR TTh FRO T M k Rb' DT'l Z' MK d - ner, ic ey, ow es, arnue son, e ycke, o . NT ROW- Shedd, D n 53 a S5 On, Bl' VUBVI, O TDSOU , E WT SF, IFTVVIWSFUTEBD BACK ROW-Richardson, Lewis, Carlyon, Huizinga, Ruckman. SECOND ROW-Davis, Grosser, Bryanf, Brand, Dreffein, Oliver. FRONT ROW-V. Ryde, Brisfow, Paulson, Hoffman, C, Ryde, Miss Harlman. Brooks Club, peopled exclusively by sTudenTs oT religious educaTion has added iTs name To The rosTer oT organizaTions oT This school which work Tor chariTy. AT Thanksgiving Time, money was col- lecTed To make a merry holiday Tor a needy Oak Park Tamily by presenTing Them wiTh a Thanksgiving baskeT. So a,ppreciaTive was The Tamily, and so Touched were The members oT The club ThaT They have underTaken To conTinue aiding Them Through- ouT The year. The club, however, is noT Tor work alone, and such acTiviTies as picnics Tor members help To keep alive The spiriT oT comradeship. The mosT memorable day on The club's prograrn was Thar oT The annual moThers' Tea. The program was broughT To a dramaTic end wiTh a solemnly im- pressive candle lighT service, represenTaTive oT The religious naTure oT The club. l .54-Q H0045 CM l:irsT SemesTer Pres1denT ....... ........,., P aTricia BryanT Vice Presiden+ ..., ..... B eTTy Ruckman SecreTary .,.. ..,.. C harloTTe Ryde Treasurer ,. ..... Roger DreTTein l-lisTorian ...,., .,.,. lvl ary Paulson SergeanT-aT-arms ..,. Jerome Lewis Second SemesTer PresidenT ...,,.,......,... Vice PresidenT . , SecreTary ..,. Treasurer . l-lisTorian ...... ..., SergeanT-aT-a rms , . .Mary Paulson ,CharloTTe Ryde , . . . .Jeanne BrisTow .. ,Virginia Ryde ...,Sarah Davis Norman l-loTTman eryariic ore Tea Tor Terpsichore MoThers Embodying The spiriT oT The Muse OT The Dance, Terp- sichore Club aims To inTeresT high school girls in conTemp- orary dance and promoTe creaTive acTiviTies in which They may engage. This year The gay group presenTed Two widely acclaimed programs: a moThers' Tea in November, and a reciTal Tor The Girls' Club Show in April. Also oT noTe was The sparkling perTormance oT many members oT Terpsichore in The dance sequence oT The Senior Class Play. The club believes in improving iTs work by compar- ing meThods wiTh oThers oT The same inTeresTs. Thus, many oT The members have parTicipaTed in meeTings oT similar groups oT oTher schools. Miss KaTherine Manning, Teacher aT The UniversiTy oT Chicago, was inviTed To serve aT a meeTing as guesT insTrucTress. Because OT her long experience wiTh dance insTrucTion, Miss Gogle, TaculTy advisor, is unusually well gualiTied To lead The acTiviTies oT The club. PresidenT .,.. .... B eTTy J. Brown Vice PresidenT . . . . . .Cecily Boman SecreTary . , . ,.,. Edna l-leisey Treasurer ...,. , . .Phyllis Fackler SergeanT-aT-arms .......... Carol Read BACK ROW-Benson, Dellycke, Kling, Seed, Somers, Lane, BoTT, Hough, Kennedy. FOURTH ROW- Phelan, J. Palmer, D, Palmer, Dicker, Rose, Anderson, Gifford. THIRD ROW-Jacques, Puddicornbe, F y k S Th l d L d C T K hl G I SEC ' H' d' g isrner, Doye. OND ROW-Wills, in ln, I' FTIBI' , U EV BFI , an GSS, BFS EUS, O6 ef, I'l Chandler, Nelsen, Graham, Driscoll, Wilson, Tilden. FRONT ROW-Read, Baman, Brown, Fackler ogle. .550 BACK ROW-G-ranniich, Marshall, Ligare, Richmond, Harris, Merfz, Wenner, Royer, Wuchner. FOURTH ROW-Baker, Mars, Riess, Martin, Pendarvis, Parrish, Carrei, Fackier. THIRD ROW- I-Iirsch, Lawrence, Bryani, Biskeff, Eversfieid, ScInIeck, Markman, Larsen, Landsea. SECOND ROW- FIood, Defwiier, Casile, Sfarkey, Snorf, Mass, Wood, I-Iakanson. FRONT ROW-Pafferson, Jenkins, Schuliz, Mordue, Meichert, Jackson, Fisher, Miss Hawkins. BACK ROW-Jaeger, Frarnburg, Donovan, De Rycke, Peferson, Soiinsky, Kyle, Whiiaker, Chandier. FOURTH ROW-Bjorkman, Robinson, Fowier, Brady, Websier, Wanfz, Jeriorol, Carlfon, Anfes, THIRD ROW-Hickey, Judson, Peake, Aepinus, SerIIing, Traznik, Morreil, Nordnaus, Schrader, I-Iale, Hafner. SECOND ROW-Bergquisf, Rurnrneihon, Rehm, Wrighr, Larkin, Schroeder, Sims, Gorrniey, Simpson. Tilden. FRONT ROW-I'IugiII, Franks, Ingram, Read, Sfeele, Caryi, Seiiried, Bowies, Miss Anfhony. 0560 CLUQ 0I lfLI'l'l , KLLPLQ inco n BACK ROW-Rudy, Baldwin, Wanderer, Hirsch, MacCoul, Jenkins, Braucher, Rowland, Oberhel- rnan, Sfresen-Reufer. THIRD ROW-Logan, Dvorak, Behrle, Parmelee, Wilford, Souchek, Wuchner, Biller, Hoermann, Bodine. SECOND ROW-Schwarfz, Resnick, Schoenfeld, Johnson, Lee, Leaven- worlh, Trask, Brown, Moionnier, Gnaedinger. FRONT ROW-Pyne, Faulds, Herman, McNulty, Houser, Goldsmilh, Harris, Arrnsfrong Anderson, Mr. Wilson. BACK ROW-Coe, McClellan, Dawson, Morgan, Moody, Goodwillie, Farlinger, Vealch, FOURTH ROWfAIbrechf, Armsfrong, Fanlozzi, Falls, Fox, Baldwin, Anderson, Scoff, Phelps. THIRD ROW- Kroeplin, Hlavacek, King, Wanlz, Walker, Janis, Roberls, Baker, Householder, SECOND ROW- Shekeriian, Woulfe, Bender, Golub, Syrnrnes, Winlers, Hedberg, Bock, Wise. FRONT ROW-Sheehy, Schneller, Walfers, O'Brien, Lehman, Knopf, Pine, lvlr, Gehlrnann. -57. LINCOLN PresidenT .......,. Ruel Lehman Vice PresidenT.Leonard Schneller SecreTary ...... Leonard KnopT Treasurer ...... Howard WaTTers SergeanT-aT-arms. WalTer O'Brien BURKE PresidenT . ,..,. Gordon Houser Vice PresidenT ..,. Alan Herman SecreTary .... Howard GoldsmiTh Treasurer .,...., James lvlcNulTy SergeanT-aT-arms, .George Harris gill? GHJ SZTILCOZIZ Each year The mosT promising buclcs oT The Junior and Senior herds are rounded up in Rooms 232 and 2l2, hog-Tied by Mr. Gehlman or Mr. Wilson, and singed wiTh The brand oT LincolniTe or BurkiTe. ln This process oT singeing, The boys become Tired wiTh parliamenTary, debaTing, and oraTorical Terver, and burn wiTh a Tierce Tlare Tor Teud- ing wiTh The rival organizaTions. The principal TeaTure oT each meeTing oT These selecT Tlocks is always a guTTaw-inspiring debaTe on some guesTion oT naTional, inTernaTional, or local inconseguence. lnvaluable experience in Thinking ouT and siTTing Through argumenTs is gained in The public airing oT news and views. Orphean oraTions, slighTly-suggesTive sTunTs, and exTemps exTraordinaire are prime TacTors oT a bi-weekly good Time had by all. ln The spring each group has The pleasure oT presenTing To The school an assembly, on which diligenT eTTorT is ,puT Through many meeTings. The LincolniTes spenT Their TorTy alloTed minuTes depicTing The compleTe cycle oT American legal procedure Trom The TaTal shoT To The And may God save your soul oT The iudge's Tinal senTence, only To have The verdicT oT guilTy hoTly conTesTed by The audience. Burlce Club puT America on The dissecTing Table in a Tine producTion oT The play America On Trial. Burlce poinTs To such disTinguished alumni as ErnesT Hemingway and Bruce BarTon To prove The excellence oT Their organizaTion, while Lincoln counTers wiTh The claim ThaT Their group hasn'T been in exisTence long enough To allow iTs members To become Tamous: and iusT waiT unTil The l95I Tabula is wriTTen. 0580 Ofulll anz! gd!!! WiTh The young ladies oT promise The procedure is slighTly diTTerenT. Each Tall The cream oT The Teminine crop is churned by lvliss AnThony and lvliss Hawkins Through The Forum- Gavel separaTor, which manages To keep a Tairly good TalenT balance beTween The compeTing conglomeraTions. ln keeping wiTh The genTler naTure oT Their sex, The girls' groups enTerTain a less rigorous spiriT oT rivalryg buT, They neverTheless, wage war, ToTal and conTinuous, againsT The RoberTs-Paul-Plummer Axis, Those ToTaliTarian parliamen- Tarians. The programs oT Forum and Gavel are largely analogous To Those oT The young men's insTiTuTions, wiTh debaTing again Taking The spoTlighT. RosTrum-TrighT, The perennial plague oT all speakers and parliamenTarians, is annually aTTackecl by a rigorous program oT law drills, law Talks, exTemp speeches, and sTunTs, all oT which leave The young ladies speciTically skilled generally genial. VVhaTever monoTony There may be in These gay goings-on is shaTTered aT regular in- Tervals by The long-awaiTed ioinT and special meeTings. AT ChrisTmas Time comes The moThers' Teas when crumpeTs and The TuncTions oT The clubs are puT on exhibiTion Tor parenTal approval. Diversion oT The TirsT waTer is nexT oTTered by The ioinT meeTings wiTh The boys' debaTing clubs. To climax The year's acTiviTies, The Two socieTies Themselves come Tace To Tace To display Their proTiciencies and deTiciencies in acTual compeTiTion. FORUM PresidenT ....... Frances Ingram Vice PresidenT ..., Adelaide Read SecreTary ....,.... Louise Franks Treasurer .....,...,. RuTh Caryl SergeanT-aT-arms . .BeTTy SeiTried Recorder ....... Mariorie STeele GAVEL PresidenT ...... lvlarTha lvlordue Vice PresiclenT. .Virginia MelcherT SecreTary ......... EdiTh Jenkins Treasurer . . .lvlargareT PaTTerson CriTic .......,.... Louise Fisher SergeanT-aT-arms. .BeTTy L. SchulTz '59s .gory BACK ROW-Davies, Beverly, Pendill, Johnson, Smilh, Overmyer, Baker, L. Scott SECOND ROW Bl E N ln N' h I N' R b T ST 'II FRO ' OOTTTEVI SST, On-mem EF, IC OS, IX, O Sl' SON' TOVYI, r, Aifken, RiTTer, Sfenhouse, Hohmann, Parfhemer, Miss All PresidenT ...... .,.. D oroThy RiTTer Vice PresidenT . ...Jean STenhouse SecreTary .... ..... J o Ann ScoTT Treasurer ..,.. .Doris lvloionnier SergeanT-aT-a rms QuarTer lvlisTress .Susanna ParThemer . .PaTricia l-lohmann M1 s. NT ROW-J. ScoTT, Molon- en. The Muse holds sway in room IZ6 as The women- oT-leTTers oT STory Club gaTher To breaThe liTe inTo and hold posT-morTems over The liTerary brain-children oT Their Tellow members. The purpose oT The periodical pow-wows is The encouragemenT oT liTerary inTeresT, The improvemenT oT liTerary Technique, and The oppor- TuniTy To leT OTT liTerary sTeam. l-lowever, as The lvlar- gareT lVliTchells and Daphne DeMauriers oT The TuTure discover, iT's a long, long way To liTerary and iT Talces generous porTions OT lvliss Allen's Glo-CoaT To polish oTT The rougher edges. ConsTrucTive criTicism -is The aim, buT desTrucTive wiTTicisms are The usual re- sulT when The imprompTu inTelligensia aTTempT in vain To locaTe The pin-poinT oT TalenT buried in a haysTaclc oT similes, meTaphors, alliTeraTions, and onomaTo- poeias. n6O. CL6CiM0l Cl, 2105 BACK ROW-Wahl, Fischer, Davies, Ensrud, Robinson, Horwich. FOURTH ROW-Fiedler, Hawes, Parsons, Solberg, Weiss, Williams, Borgmeier. THIRD ROW-Reid, Rausch, Stone, Burk, Holrnes, Lindernan, Read, Doelle, Lang. SECOND ROW-Thompson, Overlock, Sulherland, Bradshaw, Hegge, Johnson, Roberts, Kellogg, Spring, Boydsfon. FRONT ROW-Knaphursl, Cochran, Higgins, O'Neil, Stokes. Presiolenl Charles Higgins Vice Presidenl Joan O'Neil Secrela ry M a ry Coch ran Treasurer Dorolhy Knaphursl Sergeanl-al-arms James Slolces BACK ROW-Seilred, Schleck, Surey, G-naediriger, Hebal, lvlaxson, Naylor, THIRD ROW-Agnew, Lind, Husa Lisio, Mann, Schroeder, Johnson, Child, Olson. SECOND ROW-fBach, Byers, O'Brien, Wrighl, r, Siler, Weslgale, Srewarl, Mahan. FRONT ROW-Frase, Williams, Ross, Murray, Gagan, Frakes, Knoll. Elemenlary lraining in lhe Thesbian arls is given lo Sophomore slars-ol-The-lulure in lvlasgueraclers Club. lvlosl ol The leads in lhe Senior Class Plays and Girls' Club Shows can lrace lheir dramalic rools loaclc lo some lvlasgueraders' rosler. Gus Edwards had his day as a Slarmal4er , and lvliss Geller and Mr. Rosseller have successfully gone inlo lhe same business, in lhe process ol culling aclors' eye leelh on lhe Masgueraclers' slage. . 5l . flwfdghfs l:irsT SernesTer PresidenT . . .Richard A. PeTerson Vice PresidenT ...James HoTchl4iss SecreTary ,..... Priscilla Ullmann Treasurer ..,.... Rhea ChrisTian SergeanT-aT-arms ...Harry Brown Second SernesTer PresidenT ..Richard A. PeTerson Vice PresidenT ...James HoTchl4iss SecreTary ....... Sidney STraTTon Treasurer ....... Rhea ChrisTian SergeanT-aT-arms ..Harry Brown BACK ROW-Dunbar, Berger, Bisson, Sfeger, Hubka, Reihmer, Mulford. FOURTH ROW-Owen, FosTer, Kramer, Kellogg, Cannon, AlbrechT, Suhr, O'Connor, Doyle. THlRD ROW-Chiha, Donahue, WesTcoTT, Connolly, Hemmings, King, Reininga, Gregory, Pavlish. SECOND ROW-JosT, STanTon, WenTink, Aylwarcl, ConsTanTine, Peferson, Whipple, Wilson, Maphis, Larson. FRONT ROW-Miss HarringTon, HoTchkiss, STraTTon, PeTerson Chrisfian, Brown, Miss Graham. BACK ROW-Behrle, Baldwin, Porfer, ArrnsTrong, Sauer, WeinTraub, Holmes, ScoTT. THIRD ROW-VoighT, Love, Carlyon, Kesler, WalTers, Ben- son, Kniqht. SECOND ROW-Hoppe, Deisfung, Ryde, BrisTow, Goulf, Glas, Alley, Duncan, Barfh. FRONT ROW-Chandler, Madsen, Delvecchio, Peede, Robie, Levenfon, Jenks, Darnmers. ATTer receiving The cerTiTicaTe oT meriT Trom The inTanT organizaTion, The Tlocl4 OT Tledge- lings graduaTes To The Junior rung in The ladder oT drama, l:ooTlighTs Club. Here de- velopmenT is The prime obiecT, building on The ToundaTion OT TundamenTals acquired in The Sophomore semesTers. The climax oT FooTlighTs' season This year was a producTion novel To dramaTics aT This school, an opereTTa, The Dizzy BaTon. lT is one Thing To sing, iT is anoTher To acT, buT To sing and acT aT The same Time-ThaT is genius. WiThouT seriously deTracTing Trom The meriTs oT The original scripT, The genii oT FooTlighTs did a considerable iob oT sTreamlining The producTion by The addiTion oT a boogy piano-player To The buggy proTessor. De- lighTTul is The mosT apT descripTion OT The presenTaTion, which has TosTered The idea oT an OpereTTa Club aT This school. 0620 77 :je Jizz? Zgafon Professor Slorzando .V,...,., ..... B ob lvlullord l-lerr Glissando , , . .,.. Ralph Berger Suzzanne ,.... Delores Glos Mr. Rich. . Bob Arrnslrong Guard . . . o.,. Charles Porler Guard ., .r,., Alan Baldwin Donna ..4.. Rulh Alley Elise . .. ..., Juin Whipple Nancy . , . Barbara Madsen Chorus Direclor . . ..... Miss Graham Announcer . . . . . .Dick Pelerson As a medium of combining lhe praclical wilh lhe aeslhelic, Arl Club lakes a high place among The line arls clubs ol our school. lvlem- bership, allhough limiled only in respecl lo inleresl, is composed largely of Jrhose planning lo malce a career of arl. lvlembers are also invariably enrolled in one of lhe numerous courses ollered by our arl deparlmenl. The work accomplished in Arl Club is an invaluable supplemenl lo lhal done in aclual classes. For lacully advice lhe group looks lo lvlrs. Eclcharl, al whose home lhe malcing ol valenlines was underlaken. Praclical lcnowledge was alllorded by reporls and discussions on such lopics as commercial arl and dress designing, while The aeslhelic was served by slcelching from models, and similar pursuils. Palricia Saunders. . .President . .Pa+ricia Saunders Marianne Kay, . ,Vice Presidenl. . .lvlarianne Kay Virginia Robie ...., Secrelrary ..,.. Ann Templelon Jeanne Pine ....... Treasurer ,,... Dorolhy Kadish u 64 a ,444 CAA Tl-HRD ROW-Ellioll, Kelly, Geraghly, Dar h Wiggin, Gregory. Preucel. SECOND ROW-Pearson, Eller, Miller, Hagg d Conslaniine, Francescon. FRONT ROW-Templ'elon, laaxngclon, Saund Kay, l-linding, Roble, Kadisn. Aria an! Zahn PresidenT .,... ...... B eTTy Posson Vice PresidenT ..,. ,. .Mary Jane Kimbell SecreTary .... .... P hyllis Neymark Treasurer .. .... CaTherine Gordon BACK ROW-G-allond, STiles, Van Ausdall, Davis, HoITer, OuansTrurn Gage. THIRD ROW-Gaskill, WilrnoT, VanEynde, Wilson, Heins, Husar Srnidl. SECOND ROW-Cooley, STringe, Hough, HonquesT, Ternplin, BruTTo FRONT ROW-Rogers, Varney, IsbisTer. The ArTs and CraTTs Club is one oT The Truly serv- ice groups oT The school. lTs membership is composed oT I5O girls, largely sophomore, wiTh a generous sprinkling oT juniors and seniors. Time and work in nc mean proporTions go inTo service To make, Tor less privileged children, Those braided necklaces, wooden belTs, miTTens, sTuTFed calico animals, and The like Tor The pleasure oT needy children and invalid young Tolks whose Thank you can only begin To express Their hearTTelT ioy and appreciaTion Tor The chariTable work. Examples oT more eloquenT aTTempTs are as Tollows: The giTTs Trom ArTs and CraTTs Club musT have meanT a loT oT work and are greaTly appreciaTed by The Chicago Commons. Many graTeTul hearTs in Gompers This morning are sending you wireless messages oT Thanks and many liTTle ones will be Tairly 'busTing' wiTh ioy and exciTe- n'ienT when The lead oT ioy reached Gompers. ? BACK ROW-HunT, Gagan, ValDeZ, Sullivan, Keer, Benson, Kirchofer, T-larTgerink, Read, Gale, FOURTH ROW-DeIBeIlo, Budinger, MacLeod, Werner, Clancy, Brandl, Rosenfeld, Miller, Smifh, Knuepfer. THIRD ROW-Barlow, SchuITz, Lindsay, Nelson, Train, Peferson, BreTT, 6oeliTz, Hale, Scharenberg. SECOND ROW-Fischer, Brand, FosTer, Wass, STinson, Hedger, Oborne, Larkin, Flury, Howe, FRONT ROW-Knopf, Knudson, Neymark, Posson, Kimbell, Gordon, Hayes, Gormley. cience BACK ROW-Meiiers, Benson, Dawson Fisher, Diamond, Davis, Reis, Biurn THiRD ROWfMaHern, Fifzgeraid, MC Call, Curiis, Ackerman, Case, Jensen Johnson. SECOND ROW - McEiroy, Meyers Lapsley, Neunneiser, Giuifre, Bach Ulirich, Haiges. FRONT ROW-Johnston, Goiden, Iver- son, Metra, Mr. Park. BACK ROWfHarnblen, Sfiiirnan, Mun qer, Borden, Hone, Heaid, Bonfhron Brown. FOURTH ROW-Pafzer, Sfevens, Hoff man, Crossrnan, Peiikan, Hedges Oveson, Schulze, THIRD ROW4Dcsch, Venabie, Touche Schoies, Aliers, Philiips, Biood, Coq geshail, Schneider, Vaiieniyne. SECOND ROW-Haase, Krick, Hayes Page, Curtis, Berger, Jannes, Fryrnark Christians, Thomson. FRONT ROW - Hawkinson, Johnson Carrifhers, Chiidress, Gregory, Alex! ander Gygax, Caliender, Mr. Park BACK ROW-Parrherner, Meyers, Baum bash, Hauck, Cronheirn, Sinko Siokes, Swerf, Marwood. SECOND ROWwBurke, Abbaie, Sorner Dernir, Andrews, Harrinqion, Buef scher, Johnson. FRONT ROW-Hoffman, Clem, Bing- ham, Hone, Ogdon, Anderson. To Freshmen wiTh an eye Tor The scienTiTic, opporTuniTy is aTTorded To experimenT and observe in The TirsT Termers' Science Club. Under The able guidance oT lvlr. Parlc, mem- bers are broughT inTo close conTacT wiTh The imporTanT phases oT scienTiTic research Through The medium oT movies, lecTures, discussion, and acTual experimenT. The lasT is, oT course, mosT exciTing To The members who, in This way, TirsT become ac- guainTed wiTh The discovery oT +ru+h by The scienTiTic meThod. lnTeresTing acTiviTies oT This yearling group included movies on planT liTe, a lecTure and discussion on ThermomeTry, an explanaTory Talk on The developing oT Tilms, and The ap- pearance oT Dr. Allen Doner, Chicago Oral Surgeon, under The sponsorship of lvliss Wilson, who spoke on The inTeresTing aspecTs oT denTisTry. For Freshmen in The midsT oT General Science, This club Talces science ouT oT The classroom and puTs iT To pracTical, everyday use. You see iT was This way FirsT SemesTer Second SemesTer Ralph RoberTs ...... PresidenT ..... RoberT Golden William Childress.Vice PresidenT .... Ray JohnsTon l-larrieT CarriThers. .SecreTary. . .Emmie L. Iverson Jean Gregory ...i.. Treasurer ...... Donald lvleTTa Park preaches u 67 0 Soup To nuTs? No, eggs To apples lT seems ThaT a prereguisiTe To ap- pearing in The SpoTlighT oT The Trapeze is membership in LaTin Club in one's Freshman year. WheTher There is any link beTween The sTudy oT classic civi- lizaTion in The iniTial annum and promi- nence in The Senior Class is a maTTer oT coniecTure, buT cerTainly a large percenTage oT luminaries on The Senior horizon uses l.aTin Club as The boTTom rung in iTs ladder oT success. WiTh Miss WoodruTT as dicTaTor and imperaTor and oTTicers consisTing oT Co-Consuls and QuaesTor, The cream oT The Freshman LaTin linguisTs en- deavor To make conTacT wiTh an ancienT culTure and, aT The same Time, bring The SenaTus Populusque Ro- manus up To daTe. Toward The Tor- mer purpose, The club engaged in a sTudy oT Roman liTe, a Roman ChrisT- mas TesTival, and a realisTic Roman Tood-TesT, ab ovo ad mala lTrom soup To nuTsl, while a sTrilcing example oT The laTTer was Tumished by a Roman-N ized rendiTion oT Oh, Johnny, in perTecT LaTin, and Virgil Turns over in his dacTylic hexameTerl ogafin FirsT SemesTer Second SemesTer Richard Ensrud ...... Consul ...... Jerry Salelc Peggy O'Brien. , .Consul , ,Barbara Claypool William Wegener. .QuaesTor. .Barbara Page BACK ROW-Bonga, Grebe, Townsend, Mahan, ValDez, Olson, Scharenberg, Traver, Chapin. THIRD ROW-Mansell, Ward, Spelson, Child, Johnson, Lind, CarlTon, SECOND ROW-Davies, Siler, Husar, CuThloerlson, Passman, Srrening, FRONT ROW-Ensrud, SmiTh, O'Brien, Wegener, lv1aTThews. BACK ROW-Crossman, Goodwillie, lnce, Coffman, Anderson, Hill. FOURTH ROW -Graham, Henning, Willy, Myrhum, Hedges, Smifh, SchmeTTerer, Williamson, Neal. THIRD ROW-Juel, Cox, Basso, Caudill, Colfon, Scholes, Dosch, James, Ouetsch, Simanslci. SECOND ROW-Henninger, Bell, Forslew, Shalelc, Perrin, Byers, Longley, Coe, Springer, FRONT ROW-OfTedahl, Noel, Claypool, Salek, Page, Grosser, N, Ascher- man, S. Ascherman. 1680 mlfUt0l'l -BACK ROW-Baker, WinTers, Whife, Gauer, Bashen, Fosfer, GoulT, Bell, Doyle, Harf- gerink Lawrence FOURTH ROW L' '1' W lf N sk' F Sch e r R se . . - IDQUIS, o , ernerov I, reyer, uerm ye , o , Pefersen, Hale, VanEynde, Schrader. THIRD ROW-Wilford, Dvorak, Judson, Hickey, Grosser, Mars, Cook, Pullum, BrisTow, l-lomrighous, McGuire. SECOND ROW-Rippel, Oliver, Peake, Fink, AnTes, Mass, Traznik, Serfling, LevenTon, Cleary. FRONT ROW-BrisTol, NeuerT, Malahy, Schroeder, Knuepfer, Seifried, Kroeplin, Copeland, Logan, Mr. Sullivan. FirsT SemesTer RoberT KneupTer ..... l-lerberT Kroeplin BeT-Ty SeiTried. . BeTTy Schroeder John Logan .... Jack Malahy. .. Vice PresidenT .... SecreTary. V .... Treasurer ..r... CFITIC .,...,. ,PresidenT ,..... Second SemesTer RoberT KneupTer l-lerberT Kroeplin ..BeTTy Seifried BeTTy Schroeder .Wendel NeuerT SergeanT-aT-arms ....., Jack Malahy Knocking, as usual. The Tigures come To liTe aT NewTon Club meeTings. Advanced maTh. sTudenTs who wish To round ouT Their educaTion in The basic science Through exTracurricular acTiviTies, Tind The programs oT This group designed Tor iusT ThaT purpose. This year bereavemenT came To The NewToniTes when They losT Their beloved TaculTy advisor, Mr. Wahl. l-lowever, Mr. Sullivan so ably assumed leader- ship ThaT The club did noT cease To TuncTion and iT is now business as usual in NewTon. ThaT maTh. can be Tun is proved again and again aT meeTings where such heavy subiecTs as EinsTein's Theory OT relaTiviTy and The TourTh dimension are presenTed in a Thoroughly inTeresTing and inTormal manner. NewTon is becoming Tamous as The club where sTudenTs maTch wiTs wiTh The greaT maThemaTicians OT The pasT and presenT and seldom come ouT second besT, and also as The club oT maTchless, deluxe reTreshmenTs, where members seldom come ouT hungry. -69. gzemizi fry Zo Ogg BACK ROW-Knuepfer, Tirnrns, Schoenfeld, Larsen, Granf, Good, McKeen, McFarIand, Bos, Rudy. FOURTH ROW-Mikeseil, Brisiol, Brinkrnan, Hanson, Ouefsch, Sievers, Simon, Hippensfeel, Weaver, Hubka, Maiahy. THIRD ROW-DeFoe, Turner, Oiiver, Scharmer, Irvine, HousehoIder, Waifers, KroepIin, Berg, Falby. SECOND ROW-Wadharn, Chandler, Chrisrian, Bingham, Pope, Sfrouse, King, Sharpe, Coiia, Norfon, Jacobson. FRONT ROW- Hinding, Aeby, HamiIIon, Waniz, Murphy, Beernan, Morgan, Jepson, Gibson, Mr. Mefcalf. BACK ROW-AIwood, Propsi, Wiedow, Freeman. FOURTH ROW-OIdfieId, Berends, Abels, I-Io+cl1kiss, Sreqer, Holiowed, Orr, Alguire, THIRD ROW-Wesiby, Siephanson, Wes+coH', Mar- shail, Johnstone, O'Byrne, Soiberq, Trebass, Hoppe, Christian. SECOND ROW-Dammers, G-iIberI, ConnoIIy, Deisfunq, Arrinqfon, Probsf, Lean, Tishrnan, Douriain, Lucas. FRONT ROW- Moberg, Siraifon, Schroeder, Baughn, Chadwick, ZOOLOGY CLUB CHEMISTRY C P 'd I' .. .. PresidenI . ...Richard Baughn resl en Vice Presideni . . . . . Vice Presideni ..... Barbara Chadwick Secrelrary . . . , Secreiary-Treas. ,... ShirIey Schroeder Treasurer ., .. 0701 CM ,George Waniz .Dave Morgan CaroI Beeman .Beiiy Murphy ghemidry 2:,.,r,,, cm Members oT Zoology Club are upper class- men Taking zoology and mainTaining a good passing average. The club and iTs meeTings, oT a sTricTly scienTiTic naTure, emphasize The sTudy oT animals. Mr. Aeby, TaculTy advisor, leads The group's acTiviTies, which consisT in The main oT Tilms, sTudenT programs, and ouT- side speakers. The club was TorTunaTe This year in being aoldresseo by such experTs in The Zoological sciences as Earl G. WrighT, curaTor oT The museum oT The Chicago Academy oT Science, and Dr. W. A. Young, manager oT The AnTi- CruelTy SocieTy. Mr. WrighT delivered a demonsTraTive and insTrucTive lecTure on Taxidermy and museum mounTs. OT egual inTeresT To The members oT The club was Dr. Young's discussion oT The much seen buT liTTle undersTood dog and caT -Their habiTs, care, and value To mankind. l-le laid parTicular sTress upon The scienTiTic as well as The humane phases oT The subiecT. One oT The mosT enTerTaining, as well as inTormaTive, programs was ThaT including The Talk by lvliss BonduranT, oT our biology de- parTmenT, on her Trip To l-lawaii. To accommodaTe Juniors and Seniors wiTh more advanced inTeresT in scienTiTic research, The exTra-curricular program includes Chem- isTry Club. Because oT The greaT number oT Those desiring admission, membership is lim- iTed To sTudenTs mainTaining aT leasT a B aver- age. The program oT The club is varied, yeT well suiTed To The demands oT an advanced scienTiTic group. This year varieTy came in The Torms oT mysTerious Tricks wiTh chemical explanaTions, movies oT sTeel manuTacTure, and a demonsTraTion oT liquid air, while The serious aims oT The group were meT by such TeaTures as lecTures by Mr. Morgan, ToremosT Chicago chemisT in The Tield oT saniTaTion, Dr. Julian, eminenT Negro chemisT, and in- sTrucTors in our chemisTry deparTmenT. Les- sons in pracTical chemisTry were aTTorded To members when They visiTed The American Can Company and oTher Tirms To waTch chemisTs in every day acTion. enior i- y BACK ROW-Brown, Seidlilz, Rowe, Carne, Broughlon Irrnis, Murphy, Liska, Wilcox. FIFTH ROW-O'Brien, Sword, Trask, Erickson, Win- lers, Jenkins, Iani, Jepsen. FOURTH ROW-Benson, Johnson, Dewar, Harris, Knox, Jaeger, Kramer, Fredrickson. THIRD ROW-Anderson, Leavenworlh, Jenisla, Sel- Iergren, Darre, Hendershol, Prilchard. SECOND ROW-Bodine, Gordon, DeBulls, Kranlz, Walker, Bock, Boyles. FRONT ROW-Ellerby, Jones, Baldwin, King, Phelps, Jelinek, Thon. unior i- y BACK ROW-Lawrence, Case, Grirnson, Sfeele, Evans Bushing, Woulfe, Oberhelrnan, Siler. FOURTH ROW-Kucera, Oldfield, Marwood, Ul- rich, Nerad, Powers, Dawson, Mueller, Peacock. THIRD ROWYNorlh, Le Gros, Linquisl, Rieger, Falls, Walson, Coe. SECOND ROW-Goodman, Oliver, Engle, Marnpre, Bulron, Royer, McClellan, Cleary. FRONT ROW-Kroeplin, Hamer, Ullmen, Reedy, Slresen-Reuler, O'NeiI. Sophomore i- y BACK ROW-Hunlinglon, Drury, Barfle, Markward, Bigelow, Brady, Peregrine, Lamrn. FOURTH ROW-W. Volkrnan, Harbin, Kirk, Alsfrin, Born, Sfroker, Castle, Pickelf. THIRD, ROW-Elliot, De Vogelaere, Erie, Davis Nerad, Anderson, Murphy, Robinson, SECOND ROW-R. Berger, Cooper, E. Volkman, Solder, Pearl, Cossifl, Rauch. FRONT ROW-Canlwell, J. Berger, Walls, Higgins, Gardner. SENIOR HI-Y JUNIOR HI-Y Presidenl ..... Roberl F. King Presidenl' .......... Herberl Armslrong Vice Presidenl ,. ..John Phelps Vice Presidenl, .Frederick Slresen-Reuler Secrelary . . . , .John Baldwin Secrelary .,.. ....... , Donald Erskine Treasurer ...... .Richard Jones Treasurer ...... ...Howard O'NeiI Sergeanl-al-Arms Richard Ellerby Sergeanl-al-arms . . . . .Roberl Reedy SOPHOMORE HI-Y Presidenl ..... Vice Presidenl . Secrelary ..,, Treasurer ..... Sergeanl-al-arms 7 ..DonaId Wal'rs Charles Higgins Roberl Canlwell ...John Berger Donald Gardner sS?00l f6l'l'leI'l is BACK ROW-Benson, Lewis, Schram, Hall, Dennis, Weber, Wegner, Borden, Darre. THIRD ROW-KappeI,hSkibbe, bHolmes, Link, Huss, Swaffordh Houlihanu Carlsong Hanswald. SECOND on ROW-Henders of, Hed erg, Ingram, Ginsburg, Serpico, Simonini, Gol eck, Jacobs , Ry FRONT ROW-Mr. Ramsey, H elfer, Sword, Hansen, Liska, de ST. Aubin, Boechelman. The general air oT genialiTy +ha+ is always evidenT when good Tellows geT To- geTher pervades Room 232, rendezvous oT SporTsmen's Club, as iT does The abode oT no oTher group in This school. Common inTeresT in sporTing acTiviTies and ouT- oT-doors is The secreT. The aim oT The group, beyond TurThering The appreciaTion oT wild liTe and iTs habiTaT, has been devising means oT TurThering The cause oT conservaTion. Toward This end, programs have consisTed oT such TeaTures as discussions by Fred Warning, head oT The ConservaTion DeparTmenT oT lllinois, moTion picTures depicTing all ThaT is close To The sporTsman's hearT, and oTher Talks and displays oT a similar naTure. OT parTicular inTeresT To The group was The appearance on The program oT Jack lvlaypole, noTed ouT'board-moTor boaT racer, who acguainTed The members wiTh The Thrills and chills oT This breaTh-Taking sporT. The climax oT The season was a day well remembered by a lover oT naTure. Rid- ing, hilcing, and TeasTing in The open ToresT made The boys exclaim, We're iusT a bunch oT over-grown Boy ScouTs, buT do we have Tun! PresidenT .,,.... Thomas Hansen Vice PresidenT ...,. RoberT Lislca SecreTary ....... Richard Sword Treasurer ...... l-loward l-loelTer y ufafion BACK ROW-F. Pringle, Helfenberger, Carlson, Ives. THIRD ROW-Leslie, Bain, Froberg, Jackson, glezfphill. SECOND ROW-HarmeT, Maywald, Arnsfon, Boeckelman, E. Pringle. FRONT ROWf ou er. AviaTion Club aTTempTs To include in The scope oT iTs acTiyiTies all The various phases oT aeronauTics in which members may show an inTeresT. WiTh This purpose paramounT, varieTy becomes The lceynoTe oT The club's programs. Model building is, oT course, The mosT promi- nenT TeaTure oT The club's work: buT speakers, movies, and debaTes on presenT day aircraTT all share The inTeresT oT The members. The mosT novel underTaking oT The group was a series oT model air- plane conTesTs. l-lere The skill oT The scale-size aces was TesTed in open compeTiTiong and happy was The builder oT The replica ThaT longesT baTTled The breezes. OT greaT inTeresT To The club were The appearances on The program oT Miss Turner, who explained The deTails oT her ground-school course in ayiaTiong and Coleman lVlcVickers, presidenT oT The club in l935. l:irsT SemesTer Second SemesTer l-larold l-lelTenberger. . .PresidenT. . .Eugene Boeckelman Eugene Boeckelman .... SecreTary ...... Arlrhur Jackson EvereTT Pringle ....... Treasurer. ..,, EvereTT Pringle lT's all a maTTer oT Timing. ln The launch room. o 74 I 16,000 CM BACK ROW-Wigren, Gerler, Kinney, Farlinger, Euwema, BarTle. HIRD ROW-AuTen, ETTI g Purdin, Nelson, McNuITy, Madden, Daley. SECOND ROW-Munger, BurneTT, GiIberT, Wieqman, Sc Treider, Erwin PoTTs. FRONT ROW-Mr. Schneller, Hlavacek, Becker, King. A science undersTood by Tew adulTs is masTered by The boys oT our school Through Radio Club. The mosT unique TeaTure oT The organi- zaTion is a licensed amaTeur radio sTaTion locaTed in school, sTaTion WQBMQ. The acTiviTies oT The club cenTer naTurally around The sending and receiving seTs: buT valuable insTrucTion, as well as enTer- TainmenT, is aTTorded by The presenTaTion oT qualiTied speakers well versed in This Tield, and moTion picTures perTinenT To radio sTudy. ProoT oT The value oT The club's work is The TacT ThaT many men prominenT in radio Today can Trace Their inTeresT in This work back To Their primary insTrucTion in Radio Club. PresidenT ..... Vice PresidenT SecreTa ry ...,. Treasurer . Technician .... SergeanT-aT-arms l .7S. .. ..,, William Plice .RoberT L. King RoberT l-llavacelc .V ....,. John Bos ,. .James Becker Richard Schwanlce Calling WQBMQJ Come in W9BMQ. ogd , 6ll'l'lel Cl, CWM BACK ROW-Case, Berger, Bender, Cooper, Houser, Grant THIRD ROW-Cribben, Busch, Gerler, STeger, Serplco, Simon, Sykes. SECOND ROW-Eisner, de Sl. Aubin, Whelan, Belofsky. FRONT ROW-FrosT, AlbrechT, Shelceriian, SchwarTz, Mr, Lane. LAST ROW-Phelps, Yasiunas, Wilson, Morehouse, Snyder, Lawrence, Goodwin. THIRD ROW-Albers, Shearman, EllioTT, Williams, Prazak, Ashley. SECOND ROW-Kochale, Kueck, Cahill, Colianni, Shera, Holmes, FRONT ROW-Miss BonduranT, Mclnfosh, Meline, Biork, l-lamilTon. WiTh every publicaTion and organizaTion in school in need oT iTs services, phoTography has become big business aT Oalc Park-River ForesT l-ligh School. This Senior Tabula, which you are now sysTema+ically scanning, is The annual Triumph or disgrace oT our phoTography de,parTmenT. Every shuTTering, wiTh The excepTion oT The senior Tormals, is The producT oT some snap-happy sTalwarT oT Camera Club and The PhoTo STaTT. Membership in Camera Club is The TirsT sTep Toward picTorial prominence. ln This group valuable experience is gained Through The insTrucTive programs oT The club and Through serving a period oT apprenTiceship as a dark room sTooge. 0760 ATTer This elemenTary Training is compleTed, Those showing mosT signs oT promise are granTed coveTed berThs on PhoTo STaTT. Girls' Camera Club is primarily an insTrucTion group. MainTaining iTs own dark room, iT imparTs To iTs members a lcnowledge oT boTh The Technical and arTisTic phases oT phoTography. ' Each year The boys' and girls' phoTography deparTmenTs presenT exhibifs oT The besT worlc done in Their respecTive clubs. Those prinTs oT meriT are placed Tor all To see in The TronT halls. ln The girls' exhibiTion, Marianne Yasiunas was awarded TirsT prize Tor her humorous child sTudy enTiTled Turn-AbouT. This picTure was oT such excellence as To be used on The cover oT The Oak Leaves newspaper. The second place award wenT To BeTsy Phelps Tor an ouTsTanding NorTh ATrican landscape, C5ibralTer. An- oTher child sTudy, Added ATTenTion, won Third prize Tor Mary Colianni. Awards were made on The basis oT Technical and arTisTic perTecTion. FirsT place in The boys' exhibiTion, or Salon, wenT To James Serpico's enTry, The SenTinel. A naTure sTudy, The Lilies, by Lewis Case, won Tor him second place in The compeTiTion. ln Third place was Gordon l-louser wiTh his Opus 3935-J. The iudges oT This conTesT were Miss BonduranT, advisor oT Girls' Camera Club, Mr. Pelz, oT our arT deparTmenT, and Miss WoodruTT, head oT our LaTin deparTmenT. GIRLS' CAMERA CLUB FirsT SemesTer PresidenT .........,... Arlene Biorlc Vice PresidenT .......... BeTTy Rice SecreTary .... Mary Jeanne MclnTosh Treasurer ...,...... DoroThy Meline Second SemesTer PresidenT ............. Arlene Biorlq Vice PresidenT ..ChrisTabel l-lamilTon SecreTary .... Mary Jeanne MclnTosh Treasurer .......... DoroThy Meline BOYS' CAM ERA CLU B PresidenT ........... l-laig Shelceriian Vice PresidenT ....... Louis AlbrechT SecreTary ,,........ James SchwarTz Treasurer . . , ..... Dean l:rosT ThaT's all There is To iT. Apple pie, please. 0779 CAQM CM FirsT SemesTer PresidenT ........ lVlargareT PliTT Vice Pres. .... l-lerricli Goodwillie SecreTary .,,... Rosemary Chiha Treasurer ..,.. William Wuclcner Second SemesTer PresidenT .....,., lVlargareT l3liTT Vice PresidenT ,..Warren Lassen SecreTary .,.... Rosemary Chiha Treasurer ....,. Rosemary Chiha BACK ROW-Ray PucceTTi, Uphaus, Miller, Polales, Roland Pucce-TTI SECOND ROW-Toombs, Parker, AbT, Woods, La Londe. FRONT ROW4 Scherer Lassen Kennedy PliTT Chess Club This year boasTs oT anoTher undeTeaTed season. AlThough pri- marily a hobby club, The purpose oT The group includes promoTing inTeresT in The all-Time TavoriTe indoor sporT and insTrucTing novices in The inTricacies oT The game. The laTTer is The duTy oT The more experienced members who, each Fall. Talce in hand a group oT Tledglings To be schooled in The TundamenTals. LaTer in The year a TournamenT oT champions is held, in which The experT is disTinguished Trom The mediocre. AT The presenT, a challenge maTch wi+h lVlorTon is in The oTTing, The resulTs oT which will deTermine The Chess championship oT The Suburban League. own eefing dron, Bland, Carqueville. THIRD ROW-l-lansen, Todd, Clapp, BaTes, Wil- liams, Supei, ProuTy, FosTer. SECOND ROWfRuhnke, Roney, Easse, Kimball, l-lolsinger, PorTer, Burger, Robinson. FRONT ROW-Hemmings, Bain, Tucker, BurTon, Burras, Mason, Hoyer, Mr. Buske. o78. BACK ROW-VanCoTT, STone, Desmond, Wal- TOWN MEETING OFF FOR A TRIP I-Iear ye! I-Iear ye! I-Iear ye! Oak Park I-Iigh School proudly presenls ils lalesl con- lribulion lor lhe leisure lime ol ils sludenls- Town Meeling Club. Il's new-il's lun-il's dillerenl-bul, ah, whal is il? To lhe oulsider lhe name implies lillle, bul lhe lrulh ol lhe maller is lhal il sums up lhe aclivilies ol lhe club in a nulshell. Town acquainls ils mem- bers wilh Chicago by means ol lrips laken lo places ol inleresl. Recalling a lew, lhe Field Museum, Rosenwald Museum, broadcasling sludios and newspaper ollices. Ol course, be- cause ol a scarcily ol lime, lhe lrips are al- ways laken oulside ol school hours and are complelely aparl lrom lhe aclual club meel- ings. The laller are held every olher Tuesday al which lime lhe lalesl lrip is discussed, a lulure lrip planned, and lhe remainder ol lhe meeling spenl according lo lhe arrangemenls ol lhe program commillee. Therelore, Town Meeling provides a worlh-while experience lor all: lhe serious minded individual who appre- ciales lhe value ol a look inlo lhe hearl ol her cily, and lhe carelree individual who may lake advanlage ol lhe social opporlunilies ollered lhrough lhe lrips and lhe programs ol lhe club. These experiences alone promise a brighl lu- lure lor Town Meelingf' -79. Firsl Semesler Second Semesler Jean Tucker ,...... Presidenl .... !..Jean Tucker Suzanne Caldwell, .Vice Presidenl. .Marilyn Burras Belly Burlon ..,.... Secrelary ....... Belly Burlon Nancy Mason .,.... Treasurer ..... .Nancy Mason TRIPS Rosenwald Museum ol Science and Induslr'y WGN broadcasl ol Play Broadcasl I-Iull I-louse TRIPS PLANNED Newspaper Ollice Field Museum 6IXiQl'l'l,90I Cl,l'l20lfL5 .SZQQCLLQIAJ The ExTemporaneous Speaking Group has undergone radical reorganizaTion in The pasT year. lT has grown Trom a raTher harmless, mild-mannered discussion group inTo a haven oT heaTed harangue on all and sundry subiecTs. The name, which originally reTerred To The Type oT speak- ing pracTiced, now seTs The Theme Tor The enTire sponTaneous aTmosphere oT The meeTings, or, more properly, caucuses. AT each session, Two members presenT prepared sTaTemenTs oT opposing views on some subiecT, and employ every means known To oraTory, drama, and poliTics To sway The skepTical audience To Their way oT Thinking. ATTer The quesTion has been Thus puT beTore The house, The Tloor is opened To The members Tor discussion, olissension, and rambling and TilibusTering oT a general naTure. WiTh amazing rapidiTy The discourse wanders Trom The beaTen paTh and The combined Torce oT The chairman's gavel and ThaT oT Mr. Ramsay, genial hosT oT The group, are TreguenTly called inTo play To prevenT The complerely unrehearsed programs Trom ending in sponTaneous combusTion. BACKd RQIW-Andirson, Cl-em, LiTTler, Braucher, Ran- THIRD ROW-Rogenberg, Ogden, Gingrich, Hippem. giifmanuemel-CVS Baldwln' Pmpsl' Oellel' Hedqes' sfeel, HoreTh, 6usTaTson, Noel, Kemp, Reilly, EllioTT, FIFTH Row-Luau, kms, waihall, Holmes, Walsh, Kennedy- Phelan' FWIEH L.Rg33Zulg, Sikesa bl?afrTle, gliiinTraub.FN H SECOND ROW-Durr, JohnsTon, Harwood, Jenks, Mere- - isner, s is er, in er, um, , - -F enzuly Burke Larsen James Gibgn C h. dlTh, Longley, LevenTon, Hansen, Llslo. JUe,ge,,S, ' l ' Ol ron elm' FRONT Row-eaaa, swan. BACK ROW-Knopf, Kroeplin, Bushing, Reedy, McSweeney Neely a e Thon K FIFTH ROW Knox Lang ille, Dewar, Schmidt, Wise, Nussbaumer, R, G. Anderson Knoll Fr drickson FOURTH ROW Cole Lewis Goroon Wanlz, Schichl, Herman, R. E. Anderson, Mueller, Jackson. THIRD ROW Seldlllz Bodine Sellergren Wallace Goodman Ferrari, Oberhelman, Koblish, lani. SECOND ROWYO'Brien McEwen Kopla Jellnek Balowin Jepson Walker House holder, Carey. FRONT ROW-Schmidl, Brown, DeBulls, ing oclc enrsla Harris Ulm 0l'l0gI CLl'i'l Wilh lhe pride and honor of winning a maior monogram comes an equally imporlanl responsi- bilily. Wherever lhe orange and blue leller-swealer is seen, ils wearer is idenlified as a represenlalive of lhe besl ideals of our school: sporlsmanship, leadership, and achievemenl. ll is his duly lo con- ducl himself in a filling manner. ln Monogram Club, maior leller winners galher lo promole lhese ideals and lo formulale rules for lhe winning of monograms. Mr. l-lolmes, varsily loorball coach and head of lhe physical educalion deparlmenl, represenls lhe facully al club meel- ings and advises il on all mallers, especially changes in alhlelic rules. Conlrary lo popular belief, a sel number of quarlers or a minimum lolal of poinls does nol assure a parlicipanl of a leller in a sporl: Qual- ilies of conducl and scholarship bear equal weighl. Adminislralion of alhlelic affairs, and a prevail- ing air of alhlelic good-fellowship are lhe oul- slanding fealures of Monogram Club. Presidenl ,..., ,..... L innell Bock Vice Presidenl . . . . . ,William DeBulls Secrelary ........ . , .Harper Brown Sergeanl-al-arms . ,. . , .Roberl F. King O . 1-ni Probably fhe mosf revealing informa- fion enfered on our personal rafi n g cards is fhaf perfaining fo hobbies. As an expression of personalify, a hobby comes close fo bringing fo fhe surface fhe innermosf inferesf of a person. Cn fhese pages we have picfured a few sfudenfs who pursue rafher unigue hob- bies. Guns of every variefy fill fhe exfen- sive collecfion of Fred Trumbower. For years he has been adding fo his assorf- menf every available variefy of fire- arms, from fhe colonial fowling piece fo fhe wesfern six-gun. Fred gefs as greaf a fhrill from fraclcing down and capfur- ing a rare old flinf-loclc as a foofballer gefs from fossing a fouchdown pass. Also in fhe line of collecfions is Ger- frude Kircher's pasfime. The subiecf of her searchings is all manner of foy ani- mals. Miss Kircher's collecfion has grown fo be one of fhe mosf unigue of ifs kind. ln a more mechanical vein is Paul Esl4ildsen's hobby of designing model aufomobiles from rough slcefch fhrough fo fhe finished blue-prinfs. This is an- ofher case where a profifable vocafion may easily grow from a pracfical avo- cafion. Chuclc Repenning's inferesf lies large- ly in fhe field of science. As a resulf, he has falcen fo collecfing, idenfifying, and classifying mineral samples in num- bers fhaf amaze fhe average onloolrer and malce Chuck an aufhorify in miner- ology. Also of a scienfific, and ra+her pe- culiar nafure, is Don Fager's hobby, fhaf of collecfing insecfs. Don has found fhaf he can invesfigafe almosf every phase of nafure fhrough sfudying her mosf universal inhabifanfs. Anofher acfivify fhaf holds promise of possible pracfical rewards is Jim Schwarfz's phofography. Ifs value as a hobby lies in ifs unusual combinafion of fhe fechnical and fhe arfisfic, bofh of which Jim has masfered. Thirfy sfudenfs of our school find musical recreafion and insfrucfion in fheir own Junior Symphony, led by l-larry John Brown. ofoca! tadllt AFOGJCGJQ OUBI' This year The local Jralenl ol Oak Park-River Foresl was pur on exhibilion by way ol lhe WMAQ air lanes. An invilalion lo lry our lor Jrhe program was answered wilh an array ol slu- denl personalilies and probabililies. Cheerleaders Chuck Jenisla and Bruce Larson slarled lhe proceedings wilh mood-making cheers. John Pine, Senior Class Vice-presidenl, and Harper Brown, Chairman of lhe Sludenl Council, were inlerviewed on personal and sludenl subiecls. A skil depicling inler-class life al our school was senl lhrough lhe elher by an informal semi- dramalic group, Jrhe l.ilers. Nancy Diamond, queen of laps, added her scinlillaling sleps lo Jrhe review. No Hamaleur show is complele wilhoul a sweel polalo duel, Bob lvluhcord and Dick Borden furnished ours. Throughoul lhe program, lhe choir, direcled by lvlr. Lillle, exhibiled our school's musical proficiency. And lhen we were Oli lhe airl .a4. udic PresidenT .... Vice PresidenT , SecreTary . . . Treasurer ...,, SergeanT-aT-arms CM BACK ROW-RoTh, l-limebauch, l-laga, Bremer, Timblin, Barsema, Runz Tho so THIRD ROW-Kirsch, Rogers, DeLano, Albers, Cannon, Baldwin, Trebaiss. SECOND ROW Do k Myers, Perriarn, RoboTTom, MerediTl'i, Cenfer, Pears, WenTink. FRONT RO Sc TT BaTes W s Walsh, Jenks, WoolverTon, Brown. To The sTudenT who enjoys imporTing music, exporTing iT, or boTh, Music Club oTTers Ten pleasanT aTTernoons a year. The dual purposes oT The organizaTion is, TirsT To presenT programs, Trom symphony To swing, delighTing The ears oT The music lovers asf sembled, and a close second, To oTTer an opporTuniTy To The music- ally ambiTious To perTorm beTore an audience. This opporTuniTy is open To anyone willing To prepare a selecTion eilher individually or in a group. lnvaluable experience is aTTorded The perTormers, while Their sooThing scales Tend To saTiaTe The aesTheTic urge oT The audience. Cccasionally, ouTside perTormers are inviTed To appear beTore The club, Thus presenTing a well balanced dieT Tor music appreciaTion Through Music Club. . . . . .William Walsh . .. .George BaTes . . . .PaTricia Wills ....JaneT Piper .. ..... Jack FlindT 0855 miie This year has been one oT change and achievemenT in our musical deparT- menT. Under The combined leadership oT Mr. LiTTle and Mr. Wecl4el, greaT sTrides have been made in The inTroducTion oT new ideas in The Tields oT conducTing and musical edu- caTion. Mr. LiTTle, as direcTor oT The concerT band and organizer oT The new choir, had his day oT glory when boTh oT These uniTs Toolc TirsT place honors in disTricT compeTiTion. ParTicipaTing soloisTs also Took TirsT and second place honors in The same conTesTs. Aside Trom his duTies in connecTion wiTh These Two groups, Mr. l.iTTle direcTs The marching band and has charge oT The second orchesTra, which prepares beginners Tor higher rungs in our musical ladder. New To our school is Mr. Richard Weclcel, who This year assumed leadership oT The school symphony. He immediaTely became popular wiTh The members oT The orchesTra and has been especially successTul in organizing sTring quarTeTs, choosing Tor The orchesTra music less diTTiculT Than played in Tormer years, yeT equally eTTecTive, and in presenTing enTerTaining assemblies To The sTudenT body. The mosT popular presenTaTion oT our symphonic season is always The May Music l:esTiyal, in which The orchesTra, concerT band, and choruses parTicipaTe. Music in Oak Parlc-River PoresT Torms an inTegral parT oT such ouTsTanding evenTs OT The year as The Class Play, ChrisTmas caroling, The Pops ConcerT, BaccalaureaTe, and Com- mencemenT. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AND FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE CHORUS 9 f 3 5 f Wg? H 1 -g fn V A Q kk ,KV . Q 3 ,iz I 5 .. T? M -.W f wg, - ii, I w , A fm 1 I 5 Hi z, . , 5 ii L K1 'F ml. .32 .... f , 5.x ' I L Vs M ,, E iv Q, .9 W A Q , . , 4 A , 55 fda T., , , M gg 1 . ,, Vg ff? ,s i 1 is X -5f?' '?15wi, 5 5' 3.3.3.6 P 4272 i f -Q5M4wiii 4 K 5 y X 2 L v X Q' 5 ,ik I. 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M Q I 1 Q . i -.2 5 4 Xi gf A I wi, v,.k .S7gl'Yl,9L0l'ly UPCLQJ fra MPJOHHBK VIOLINS June Runzheimer Violel Holl Roberl Timblin Dorolhy SuHon John Hebal Florence Andriola Kennerh Harwood Esielle Mass Jerrold Engle James Sellas George Polales William Hurd Richard Jones Eugene Gabriel Virginia Crews Florence Juergens James McNuliy Melvin Marshall Leonard Caryl VIOLAS Jasmin Jenks Roberl Kroeplin Roberl Liska Shirley Jane Shorl Joseph Wilhelm James Allured CELLOS Marcia Scholes Louise Franks Ellen Benlly Ann Carrel Raymond Rushlon Mary Paulson Marius Klsanes STRlNG BASSES David Morgan George Sykes Lowell Mason Lavonne Wruck FLUTES Rhea Chrislian Paulina Hippensleel Mary Jean Anderson OBOES Roloerl Gneadinger Harry Brown Alan Holmes BASSOONS Homer Hopps John Gnaedinger 2892 TRUMPETS John Bosworih John Posl Gerald Tucker Slanlon Alloerlsen FRENCH HORNS Roberl Clark Roberl Caslle Roberi Buller Paul Parmelee Jean Replogle Charles Shealll Marcia Huff TROMBONES Roberl Jero John Danly Ouenlin Wiker Jack MacDonald PERCUSSION Harold Kadlec Herberi Kroeplin Roberl Madden Linell Bock ACCOMPANISTS Belly Pocherl Rulh Kennedy CONCERT BAND PERSONNEL FLUTE AND PICCOLO Virginia Bowles Rhea Chrislian Roberl Frosl Lois Hanselman Palricia Longley Sally Jackson OBOE Roberl Gnaedinger Harry John Brown Violel Holl BASSOON Homer Hopps John Gnaedinger Jane Jepsen Russell Loomis FRENCH HORN Slanley lnglis Paul Dickinson Roberl Sanem Charles Willing Jane F. Anderson Theodore Borden Roberi Badger C0l'lC2l't guild PEPJOIIILB! E FLAT CLARINET William Penney B FLAT CLARINET William Walsh George Keepin Lois Bremer Thomas Sullon Jack Flindl Robin Rowland l-larry Ford Richard Viner Lewis Case Kennelh Wanderer l-larry Cook Richard Loomis Ralph La'Combe Dorolhea lnsley James Spoicford Charles W. Higgins l-larry Kingslad Roloerl Borden George Dupre Gerald l-lolllman Arlhur Giannolli Morlon Riess Roy Marlin Ralph Roberls Palricia Larson ALTO CLARINET James Copeland BASS CLARINET Karl A'b'r ALTO SAXOPHONE Roberl Kadlec Lawrence Swanson Thomas Black Jacquelyn Cleveland Glen Schoch TENOR SAXOPHONE Wilbur Chambers Dorolhy Landes Doris Zimmerman Edward l-loll BARITONE SAXOPHONE James l-larris Miller ACCORDION Rulh Anles DRUM MAJORS Jack Flindlr Richard Muliord Curlis Morrissey Richard Williams CORNET Don Fager Alan Cerney l-lerberi Merrill William l-lauprich William Moore Waller l-lorwich Joseph Sleele Slanlon Alberlsen Franklin Spruce TRUMPET Roberl Boyles Roberl Read Roberi McLean Roberl A. Buller Joseph Fisher William Vickers Gladys l-laiges Gerald Tucker Floy-d Town Roberl Whiling V BARITONE Norman Dawson Arlhur Slrong James Lee Arlhur Schor TROMBONE Lowell l-ledberg Fred Good Richard Muliord Jack MacDonald Ouenlin Wiker Roberl Jero Rolberl Brown TUBA Kennelh l-larmel Roberl Schiller Roberl Oerlel Paul l-lanselman Carl Moller PERCUSSION Linell Bock l-larold Kadlec Roberl Mullord Roberl Jackson Charles G. l-liggins Curlis Morrissey Richard E. Williams Roberl G. Anderson PIANG Virginia Melcherl Elaine Perriam STRING BASS Lavonne Wruck 2992 BACK ROW-Case, McNulTy, Farlinger, Danly, Mr, Schneller, KnuepTer, MacC FRONT ROWvDavis, Wasson, Keepin. Each year aT The holiday season every member oT The sTudenT body and TaculTy uniTes in a grand eTTorT To aid The worThiesT oT causes, The Seal Sale Drive. This annual service underTal4en by The school is one oT which The enTire communiTy can well be proud. This year aTTer The receipTs were Tallied, iT was Tound ThaT a grand ToTal oT S5,9l3.68, had been raised Through The diligenT eTTorT oT sTudenTs and Teachers. AddiTional incenTive To sell seals is oTTered by The conTesT held beTween The girls and boys. Daily ToTals Tor The diTTer- enT groups were posTed Tor sTudenT inspec- Tion, anc inTeresT mounTs To World Series proporTions as deadline day draws near. This season, The boys, aided by The driving Torce oT Mr. Schneller, emerged vicToriousg buT The conTesT, as always, was close and spiriTed. ln The limelighT oT public approval are The sTudenTs, leaders in The race againsT Tuberculosis, who have sold The greaTesT number oT seals. While some gain Their ToTal by TorTunaTe orders Trom large com- panies, The maioriTy Tind ThaT consTanT eTTorT raises small sales To Tremendous ToTals. A glow oT good Teeling envelops sTu- denTs and TaculTy as They uniTe To cooper- aTe wiTh The naTion in This annual good Turn Tor humaniTy. 6Ari5fma5 Sa! Sad fibriue oul- BACK ROW-Silveri, Poss , M B Og DT I C ok. FRONT ROW-Wheeler, N dh BACK ROW-Freyer, WesTcoTT, Holden, l-lamilTon. FRONT ROW-Henninqer Basse Lawrence CAPM fmafi anced During The holiday season we Tind a unigue Tusion oT The TesTive and sTudenT spiriTs, resulTing in, oT course, ChrisTmas Dances . . . No sooner does our Tormal schooling cease, Than The ever-ready social whirl sTeps in To underTake The Taslc oT our more lib- eral educaTion . . . These mid-winTer melees diTTer Trom oTher Dooper dances only in Their number, record gaTe receipTs, The presence oT old grad, and The YuleTide moTiTT oT The decoraTions . . . ChrisTmas Trees, candles, snow, and misTleToe help To malqe liTe gala Tor The mulTiTudes engaged in Oak Park-River l:oresT's TavoriTe indoor sporT . . . lVlosT unigue oT The loT was The inyiTaTional Tea dance sponsored by a group oT Senior girls wiTh a mind To The social . . . On The rosTer oT oTher sTricTly inTormal aTTairs were TeaTured such Typical TiTles as-The SanTa Swing, Snow Ball, CollegiaTe lnTormal, Jim Jam Jump, and The TurnabouT . .. l-loliday cheer . . . Mid-winTer respiTe . . . Calc Parlc sTyle. .7442 Chriafmaa Uacafion Socia! mir! -Qla STudenT liTe relucTanTly resumes aTTer The Yule- Tide respiTe, or raTher resT-in-spiTe-oT-The-whirl OT acTiviTies ThaT accompanies each lapse oT acTive sTudenT days . . . No sooner were sTudenTs seTTled again in Their regular sTudies Than The ParenT-Teachers' AssociaTion held anoTher oT iTs periodic convenTions . . . The ever-acTive Girls' Club presenTed a novel Quiz Kids program Tor The beneTiT oT Freshman guesTs . . . Paying guesTs were The sTudenT body aT one oT Those leT's- all raise-money-Tor-The-STudenT-Council dances . . . STudenTs oT physics and chemisTry were Tavored by an assembly oT sci'enTiTic miracles, presenTed by The Bell Telephone Co .... OuTsTanding evenT oT Thespian endeavor was The Class Play, Disraeli, brillianT in every aspecT . . . The cause OT The AmiTy League and chariTy was TosTered by The arT work oT These Three winners in The posTer con- TesT: James Dewar, AlberT Nelson, and Charles Pyne . . . WiTh The grip oT TrosT growing weaker . . . On To EasTerl n92u 6AriJfma5 Lui uariefg gflffgetgfl, an ffm Loyd my Ohhhhhhh The Tip OTF Will he geT iT? On your marlc, geT seT- When lcnee-deep driTTs embrace The gridiron and icy blasTs sweep Through The soccer goals, The sporTs-minded oT Oalc Parlc-River l:oresT Turn Tor aThleTic exciTemenT To baslceTball and swimming. lT is Then ThaT The Tloor and pool gain ascendancy, by virTue oT The sTeam-heaTed pro- TecTion oT The Tield house. As soon as The boys are released Trom Their Tall aThleTic obligaTions, lvlr. SCOTT can be Tound aT his loom, busily reweaving his baslceTs, de- molished in lasT year's onslaughT, while Mr. SmiTh sTrains gallon aTTer gallon oT pool waTer in preparaTion Tor his annual splash parTy. 094: wimming eelo owing fke winfer. All up in The air abouT someThing Dewar as usual Aiming high WanTz in The swim The Two swimming Teams, VarsiTy and Fresh-Soph, are under The personal supervision oT lvlr. SmiTh, while in The basl4eTball division The senior squad is piloTed by lylr. ScoTT, The Fresh-Soph by Mr. lNloTh, The Junior-VarsiTy by Mr. Golcer, and The Freshmen by lvlr. l3ranTzen. fXTTer The Training period has passed, The benches are dragged inTo place, The cheerleaders re-limber Trom Their laTe-Tall lay oTT, The sTands are Tilled To capaciTy wiTh all-weaTher sporTs Tans, and The season rolls merrily on. .Q5. Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak BACK ROW-Scoll, Souchek, Oberhelman, Mueller, Sfeinhollz, Schmidl, Russ. SECOND ROW- J Falls, Jackson, Nussbaumer, Dewar, Lolgren, Crawford. FRONT ROW-Evans, Walker, Falls, Mcl-iaels, D. Anderson, Linquisl. Hzrfefgaf BACK ROW-Koclanes, Norrh, Quinlan, Dawson, Foley, Moser. SECOND ROW-Mr. Gocker CFC aclll, Schmidf, Sellergren, Anderson, O'Brien, Campbell, Rockoff, FRONT ROW-Brown, Kinq, , Royer, McClellan, DeBuHs. Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak e961 Uaraify 2 l Park... Park...23 Park...3l Park...28 Park...3l Park...28 Park...52 Park..,4l Park...39 Park...23 Park...24 Park...35 Park,..4O Park...34 Park...25 Park.,.22 unior Park...24 Park...49 Park...29 Park...l7 Park...2l Park,..3G Park...55 PaW...48 Park...44 Park...2O Park...28 York ...,. lvlorlon . . . Free-porl .. New Trier. l-liglwlancl Pk Waukegan lvlaine .... Proviso . . . Culver lvl.A Evanslon . . lvlorlon . .. New Trier. l-liglwland Pk Waukegan Evanslon .. Proviso . , . Uaraify lvlorlon . , . Riversicle . Waukegan Proviso . . . Evanslon . . lvlorlon . . . Riverside . Argo ..... Waukegan Evanslon .. Proviso . . . Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak Oak 51,,,51,-5'.,,,i. Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park Park ...IS York..... ...I7 MorJron.,.. ...33 Freeporlr ...2l New Trier . ...l9 l-liglwland Pk. ...22 Waukegan ...3I Maine..... ...34 Proviso .... . . .25 Evanslon ... ...I5 Mor+on.... .. .34 New Trier . . . . . I8 Highland pk. ...42 Waukegan . ...29 Evanslon ...2O ...3l Proviso ....24 jfelfifylefl Park. . .25 Morfon .... Park. . .45 Riverside . . Park. . .20 Waukegan . Park...l7 Proviso Park. . .22 Evansron . .. Park...I5 Morlron Park. . . I5 Riverside . . Park..,5O Argo Park. . . I8 Waukegan . Park. . .26 Evansron ... Park...2l Proviso BACK ROW-LeGros flvlgnl, Sullivan, McDonald, Esch, Norris iMgr.l, Nerad QMgr.l, M Nofh iCoachl. SECOND ROW-Bigelow CMgr.j, Robinson, DeVogeIaere, Nendick, Bellock, Brady Berger, Alsfrin, Ilani lMgr.l. FRONI' ROW-Niedow ICQ-Captl, Madson, Walker, Markward KC Captl, Levey, Link, Bard Bflffgefgflf BACK ROW-Cashion fMgr.j, Sellergren, Roberfs, Oberfranc, Tulfrup, Toerber, Hunler, M Franfzen fCoachl. SECOND ROW-Ensrud lMqr.l, Oberhelman lMqr.J, Salek, Sweeney, Slelzne 1I7oeberZCGr8ve, Smifh, Diffmann, Schichf fMgr.l, Teasdale fMqr.l. FRONT ROW-Gardiner, Wilk Y son o- aphl, Renfner CCO-Caplzl, Morrissey, McBride, Aallaue, Geyer. .979 Uaraifg Swimming BACK ROW-Mr. Smith, F d H h ld Trask, Lewis, Kobish B d H dy S h Hz, Prilchard. SECOND ROW-Carey, Up ll M II C e, Callahan, Wanlz, F FRONT ROW-Rieger, Jepson, Barr. jre5L-SOFA. Swimminl 1 BACK ROW-Bodine, R l' H we, Hg gins, Kilmer, Smilli i FRONT Row-Mr. S fh H nimgion, Mac- l Meehan, Scharlie, H If Jensen, Welch, B er, Erickson Mg 1 STATE MEET Lane T9Cll - . .... 62 L Upsall look Third in lhe l Crane Tech . . . .... 23lf2 200-yd. free slyle. Danville . .. . . . I6 Callahan look 3rd in diving. y Oak Park . . . . . . I6 Miller won 4lh in back slroke. A highly successful season lor lhis year's swimming leams has been enlered in black ink on lvlr. Smilh's ledger. His oulslanding ag- gregalion ol swimmers and divers swepl easily lhrough all compelilion in meel aller meel, finishing wcirsl in Suburban League slandings. Such dazzling performances as lhose Turned in by Bodine, Koblish, Upsall, Callahan, Gun- derson, Lewis, and Caplain Jepson highlighled L lhe evenllul season. When Bodine was losl lo lhe leam lor a lime, a prolege, Hardy, success- y fully slepped in lo fill his place. y 098s W Senior Free Throw Champs BACK ROW-Liska, Meyer, Falls, l-loermann. FRONT ROW-Norlh, Oldfield Olander. Frosh. Free Throw Champs Blumrhal, Brownlie, Bradshaw, Ford. Frosh. Baskefball Champs BACK ROW-Radnifzer, Renier Rau, Poulos, Rheinsmilh. FRONT ROW-Randall, Roberis Rice, Radcliffe. Soph. Free Throw Champs Benneli, Alslrin, Bard, Adams. Frosh. Volleyball Champs BACK ROW-Urch, Telleur, Call, Childress. FRONT ROW-Thorsen, Toombs. Soph. Wafer Polo Champs BACK ROW-Lumkes, Marshall Smillie, Sfaiford, Welch, FRONT ROW-Lusf, Mafcheif Sharlie, l-lager. Cgnffaniufa Soph. Baskelball Champs BACK ROW - Nehardf, Murphy, Murphy, Mallinger. FRONT ROW - McMasler, Mar- shall, Moss, Nendick. Tennis Champs BACK ROW - Eser, Gnaedinger, Read, Burkhardi, Solder, FRONT ROW-Duello, Randall, Horwich. Jr. Sr. Swimming Champs BACK ROW-Suior, Larson, Kil- mer, Willy, Timm, Hardy. FRONT ROW - Brandi, Porler, Siler, Bremer, Oldfield, Scharlie, Hathaway. o99a glue .fdnnua gm. gxLi6if The oldeslr is juslr over five! Limber ladies! Triple A for Hwisl Rhyfhm in your nursery rhymes! QMS, .gpaorfd move in oord. When coTTon gym suiTs prove inadequaTe proTecTion againsT The increas- ingly Trigid TemperaTure, The TIeeT and Trolicsome girls-in-green reTreaT en masse To The securiTy oT indoor sporTs. IT is Then ThaT The girls, like The more publicized boys Turn insTincTiveIy To baslceTball and swimming and volley-ball. This IasT named sporT is much under-raTed by The average onlooker. As The girls parTicipaTing learn, volley ball requires skill, energy, and agiliTy called Tor by Tew oTher sIoorTs. The reigning TavoriTe oT The season is, oT course, The quick-Tempoed game oT basIceTbalI, and The girls can pIayiTI Swimming and Table-Tennis conTribuTe To The winTer rosTer oT aTTer-school aThleTics, while archery is an all-weaTher diversion. WINNING BASKETBALL TEAMS BACK ROW--Allen, SuTTon, Replogle, Werner, I-Ielfenberger, Lane. THIRD ROW-Cook, McCallum, Wood, EIIioT, McGuire, Gould, SECOND ROW-BruTTo, O Shay, Hanson, Rischmiller, Lueck, Davis, Grosser. FRONT ROW-Wilson, I-Iollowed, Anfhony, Schleck, Thomson, Whiiaker. 'lOl' gaafefgaf ls This a Tree Throw? ATTer The ToTals OT The girls' baslceTball TournamenT had been Tallied, The June ior and Freshman Teams were Tound To be co-TriumphanT. There was much preliminary Training Tor The parTicipanTs in The sporT beTore acTual c:ompeTiTiOn began. All The rudimenTs and TundamenTals common To The male version OT The game were pracTiced unTil masTered by our baslceTball belles. The prime requisiTe OT proTicienc:y in baslceTball is, OT course, slcill in shOoTing baslceTs. A large amounT OT pracTice, ThereTore, is cenTe-red on This phase OT The game. To geT in posiTion TO score, however, is OT egual imporTA ance, so passing, relaying, pivoTing, and dribbling were all marlced Tor inTensive drill. , Your guess is as good as ours 0 l02 0 l - BACK ROW-Marfin, Homrighous, Shand, Lincleman, Holmes. FRONT ROW-Engel, BrisTow, Bruffo. Record aTTendances oT Sophomore and Senior girls marked The coming oT The volleyball season This year. ATTer a Tew weelcs oT general pracTice and polishing up on old skills, Teams were chosen and The serious business oT a TournamenT was under way. WiTh schedules overlapping because oT The en- Thusiasm wiTh which The sporT was greeTed, several conTesTs were held each evening. ATTer The Tinal scores were recorded, The Sophomore Team was crowned champion, by virTue oT a one poinT vicTory. BACK ROW-l-lomrighous, Shand, BrisTow, Shuckmell. SECOND ROW-Frase, Holmes Serfling, Bach. FRONT ROW-BruTTo, Morrow, Train, Engle, -l030 we md-gear mem em o Z1 BACK ROW-Cofe, Peierrnann, E. Sfewarf, Chrisiiansen, W. Nelson, Vickers, Crabbe, Brenner, Hobson, O'Day, 6oHer. FOURTH ROW-King. Krause, Black, Bishop, Nowak, Bau!d, A. NeNson, Snaw, J, Sfewarf, Hauprlcn. THNRD ROW-Tfdd, Hardey, Baurnbacn, Spoors, BNake, BaNsley MannareHi, Wolf, Sfrauch, Alexander, Hansen. SECOND ROVV-Bowman, Moses, Harper, Childs, Schulz, Peabody, Keenan, Jenks, Pfcnf, WaNsn FRONT ROW-Holmes, Fusion. FEBRUARY COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS MARJORIE FUSTON ROBERT HOLMES OIO4' jacii ana! grim 251 WE KNOW THAT CLOTHES CAN MAKE THE STUDENT IF SHE'S JUST A LITTLE PRUDENT ABOUT THE KIND OF THINGS SHE WEARS, ITS ASSETS AND ITS ILLS. BUT NOW SHE'S WANDERED MANY MILES FROM THE BEATEN PATH OF STYLES T AND SHE'S TAKEN TO CAVORTIN6 WITH THE OUEEREST FADS AND FRILLS. WE CAN FIND HER IN HER KERCHIEF, AND WOULD HARDLY HAVE TO SEARCH IF WE WISHED TO SEE RARE HAIR-DOS, SLANTIN6 GLASSES, AND SUCH PRATTLE: SHE LIKES HER COAT REVERSIBLE AND HUARACHES MUCH LESS MERCIFUL TO FEET FOREVER LONOING FOR THEIR TRUSTY BOOTS AND SADDLES. 1 oIO5o foiferaiq '8aLu'a c Q fc,f.,,.,, sm: cl 0 N Senior nnnua' T Friday lvlorningll jagufa puggaking Z?oarcl BACK ROW-Harwood, Moulder, Gnaedinqer. THIRD ROW-Wanderer, Naprsfek, Nernerovski, Peterson, Cook, Simpson, Thompson. SECOND ROW-Hirsch, Lawrence, Connolly, Chandler, Jacobson, Wells, ChrisTian. Hale. FRONT ROW-Symmes, Fisher, GoldsmiTh, McNuITy, CompTon, SchwarTz, Mr. King. The pulse OT our sTudenT liTe may be measured by reading iTs publicaTions. lvlore Than any oTher medium They are gualiTied To inTerpreT our school, Tor They are composed oT, by, and Tor iTs liTe blood, The sTudenT body. The publicaTions oT our school are Three, each serving iTs individual purpose in our iournal- isTic scheme: a weelcly newspaper, The Trapeze , a bi-annual liTerary magazine, The LiTerary Tabula , and an annual yearbook, The Senior Tabula. The l.iTerary Tabula, guided by lvliss BurT and ivlr. l-lohn, aTTempTs To Trap in Type The cream OT The aesTheTic eTTorTs OT our sTudenTs. lT is a sound baromeTer oT whaT and how The sTu- denTs are Thinking, and how clever They are in Turning a phrase and puTTing some meTer in Their madness. The business and circulaTion problems oT all The publicaTions are handled by The Tabula Publishing Board, wiTh lvlr. King as TaculTy advisor and The besT business minds as members. -lO7o we 30010822 REPORTERS BACK ROW-Morgan, Wuchner, Johnson, Berger, Knuep Ter, OueTsch, Boeckeirnan, Wanderer, Durfey, Earlinger. FOURTI-I ROW-Malahy, PeTerson, Wise, Sauer, ScoTT Ciark, Ray, McCIeIIan, Goiub. THIRD ROWfFIarwood Lawrence, BarTh, Prouf, Esen, Marks, I-Iugill, Wrighf, Iv1aII Inger. SECOND ROW-Gerier, Schnader, Pauison, Traznik, Baken, Iv1eIcherT, Berkeff, MarTin, I-Ieisey. FRONT ROW- Fiood, Burras, Knudsen, McNeIIis, Murphy, Burk, Yasiunas EDITORS BACK ROW-Berg, Spa-Ison, Lee. FRONT ROW-Good, Ingrarn, I-Ioermann. They're buried in brainsTorms piIecI up To Their knees Those briIIianT young sTudenTs who wriTe The Trapeze. Since iT is a weeIcIy puIoIicaTion, The Trapeze IoesT mirrors our school IiTe wiTh iTs counTIess day To day happenings. All The eIemenTs oT successTuI journalism can be Tound any Friday morn- ing in browsing Through iTs eighT arTisTic pages composed oT sTraighT news, TeaTure sTories, edi- ToriaIs, c:arToons, and coiumns oT various Types. There are Tive co-ediTors oT The Trapeze, who . I08 . weekly roTaTe Through The iob oT ediTor-in-chieT. In This process oT roTaTing, They usually become clizzy enough To uphold our iournalisTic TraoliTions and Turn ouT The paper wiTh no wasTe oT eTTorT. ln aolcliTion To These sTalwarTs, There are The perennially propheTic sporTs ecliTor, The scoop sTaTT oT reporTers, columnisTs, anol humorisTs, ancl, oT course, Mr. l-leckeTsweiler, The piloT oT The enTire TleeT. I 6l,,9 gen fri BACK ROW-Schwanke, Sword, Job, Darre, Moree house, Ligare, Nichols, Behrle. FOURTH ROW-Bowles, Borden, Franks, Kellogg ScoTT, Marsh, Hansen, THIRD ROW-STeele, Flood, Meline, Sheerman Hemmings, Dangel, Frymark, Claypool, Hen: ninger. SECOND ROW-Berger, Williams, Burk, Siler, O'Brien, Mann, Sorner, Frase, FRONT ROW-DeisTung, Dammers, ChrisTian Hegge, Andersen, Rischmiller. FIFTH ROW-Cann, McGuire, Sheldon, Willing Myhrum, Sperry, Drury, Dahlberg, WiTTe, Mac Coul. FOURTH ROW-Maxson, AhsTrom, SheaTT, Nei meyer, Schoessling, Kesler, King, AiTken, Born Winfers. THIRD ROW-Sufherland, Preucel, Johnson, Mes sina, Ryde, STarkey, Peake, Kemp, Landsea. SECOND ROWeHolT, Mess, Olson, Tucker, Gra ham, Bingham, Dosch, Piper, Shand, Gallagher FRONT ROW-HuTchings, AlbrechT, Kranf, Bris coe, Wolf, Kemler, Murray, PerlsTein. BACK ROW-Shelharner, Schoessling, Neracl, Cann Sufherland, Kerwin, Gabriel, MeTcaIT, Shearrnan Hegge, Hinding, FlFTH ROW-Reihmer, Dangel, Williams, Bowles Hansen, PriTchard, JohnsTon, WinTers, Viner Mathewson. FOURTH ROW-Hedges, Gallagher, Dorey, Kel logg, Peake, Morehouse, AiTken, Nissen, Ross Scholes. THIRD ROW-Cannon, Jones, N, Johnson, Fry rnark, Tucker, M. Johnson, Byers, O'Bleasny, Vonqf ScoTT, QueTsch. SECOND ROW-Hansen, J. Smidl, S. Smidl, Dam mers, ChrisTian, Jackson, Kemp, Hemmings, MII ler, O'NeiI, FRONT ROW-Sfarkey, Turner, Claypool, ChrisTiaAn ConnolTy, Cook, Mann, Marsh, Volke, Pendarvis .,zif.,...., JM. ,swf BACK ROW-Mr, Hohn, Walsh, Caryl, Whilaker, Arrnsfrcng. FRONT ROWD-Plall, Moionnier, Facliier Ligare, Davies, Miss Burt. i Sopkomore BACK ROW: Silverman, Robinson, Maxson, Fosfer, Toombs, Madsen. FRONT ROW: Wolffson, Wahl, Miss Hardie, Posson Parsons. jl'66Ll'nal'l .S? , , BACK ROW: Shalek, Carrifhers, Goodwillie, Wal- BACK ROW1 DGVISS. PfEUCel. Hamlllofh 500435. lace, Miss Davis Anderson. Coffman, Moser, Heald, Weqener, Miss Davis. FRONT ROW: Johnson. Kemp, Larkin. FRONT ROW-Milligan, Ingersoll. W :HO- ,mf jalufa fluff BACK ROW-Franks, Miss Turner, Shekerlian, Logan, Bender, Palferson, Chandler, FRONT ROW-Wallers, Carrel, Templelon, Judson, Golub. unior Ea!! BACK ROW-Cole, Behrle, l-l. Benzuly, L. Benzuly, Grarnlicll, Carlson, SECOND ROW-Hayward, Kesler, Jenks, Ellioll, Doyle, Morrell, Ailken. FRONT ROW-Jacobson, Biorkman, Bowles, Gormley, Pelerson, Marlcrnan, Jelford, Conslanline. mf., ,swf ,4,.f51,,,ff V , l J Y WY . .B ' BACK ROW-Sfeger, Jones, Bender, de Sl. Aubln, Serpico, Whelan, Houser, Gerler. - FRONT ROW-Frosf, shekerlian, Mr. Lane, schwaffz, Albrecht Talleurl Elholl .748 .Siznior 661:55 Ffa? Q awww Wg, Q V W' D ie ww EX :ff Q WW' '5 ' lik il WTA 5 1 1 11' 1 .4 aff' sf xc , me . lxzgjiz Aj J :. 4 ,5 Number IO Downing STreeT This year our audiTorium sTage was TransTerred inTo a scene oT laTe-VicTorian England. The presenTaTion was Dis- raeli, by Louis N. Parker. Unusual TalenT and dramaTic deTTness was required oT The casT To make The TransTor- nnaTion convincing, and convincing iT was. In many ways This was The perTecT play To produce Tor a high school and adulT audience. IT brimmed over wiTh suspense, romance, humor, pageanTry, and dramaTic conTlicT-all elemenTs necessary To appeal To a wide audience range. Carrying The bulk oT The play was Roland Resnick, who assimilaTed hirnselT inTo The TiTle role oT The Jewish Prime lv1inisTer wiTh such ease and skill ThaT his has become one oT The well-remembered roles perTormed on our sTage. The ploT dealT largely wiTh Disraeli's manipulaTion oT The deal which resulTed in BriTain's conTrol oT Suez. Suspense permeaTed The producTion Through The TiTTh columnisT acTiviTies oT bewiTching spies who ToughT, buT Tinally bowed To The Empress Maker. l-lumor was presenT in The Torms oT The ,peTTy conversa- Tion oT The English noblemen and The slapsTick banTer oT The cockney gardener and posTman. The lasT acT climaxed The presenTaTion wiTh a dazzling show oT courT pageanTry-a brillianT Tinale To a brillianT producTion. 0ll2o CC f 77 ifirae L Benjamin Disraeli, Earl oT BeaconsTield, a greaT English sTaTes- man and auThor, was Prime lvlinisTer oT England Trom T874 To l88O. l-le was one oT Those sTaTesmen who believed ThaT The possession oT a large empire was necessary iT BriTain was To conTinue To be The mosT prosperous counTry in The worldg There- Tore he mainTained ThroughouT his adminisTraTion an imperialisTic policy. Perhaps The mosT noTeworThy evenTs oT his minisTry were The purchase oT The Suez Canal shares and The resulTing procla- maTion oT Queen VicToria as Empress oT India, ThwarTing Russia in her designs on Turkey. l-le was endowed wiTh greaT inTellecTual power, a paTience and resourceTulness ThaT were inexhausTible, unTlinching courage. and remarkable TacT and a'biliTy in The arT oT managing men. For The eminence which he Tinally aTTained, he had To TighT every inch oT The ground. No public man oT his generaTion leTT a sTronger impression on The popular mind oT England or has been remembered wiTh more lasTing aTTecTions. On AugusT 28, IS39, Disraeli married Mrs. Wyndam Lewis, widow oT one oT his Triends. l-le says oT his Mary Ann, There was no care ThaT she could noT miTigaTe, and no diTFiculTy which she could noT Tace. She was The mosT cheerTul and courageous woman l ever knew. THE LEADS .. A, .fm ' k v 3 he B if NR 'Wx ff Q T' ...W if DISRAELI oll3v THE CAST In lhe Order ol Their Appearance The Duchess ol Glaslonbury ...... ,........ . Mary Ruhnke Adolphus, Viscounl Cudworlh ..,. .... J ack Schoenleld Lady Cudworlh ...4........., ,....., B elly Slephens Lord Brooke ol Brookehill ..,. .... D ouglas Leavenworlh Lady Brooke ....,.,,..... ...,.... L ouise Franks Charles, Viscounl Deelord. .. .... l-loward Wallers The Duke ol Glaslonbury ,... ..,. W illiam Lewis Mrs. Noel Travers .....,...,..r...,..,.. Elaine Maxwell Perkyns, Buller, Glaslonbury Towers .,.. David McClinlock Lady Beaconslield ....,,.,.,..,.,,.r...... Belly Pocherl Clarissa, Lady Pevensey ,.....,.. , . .Frances Ingram The Rl. l-lon. Benjamin Disraeli. .. .... Roland Resnick Sir Michael Proberl, Barl ,..r.,.. ..,,.. W illiam Scoll Mr. Tearle, Disraeli's Secrelary ..... . . .Leonard Quelsch Mr. Lumley Eoliarnbe ..s...... ,... C harles Armslrong Bascol, Disraeli's Buller.. ,,.. Chesler McKeen Mr. l-lugh Meyers ........ .4.. D avid Sheehy Poller, Disraeli's Gardener. ...Leonard Knopl Elooks, a Rural Poslrnan ...,..........,.., Eugene Golulo THE BIRTHDAY OF THE INFANTA The lnlanla ol Spain .,.............,.,. Eleanor Kelcharn l-ler Grace lhe Duchess ol Albuquerque ,... Carolyn Swell The Lord Chamberlain ........,.......... George l-larris Masler ol Ceremonies, . . . . .... David Morgan Counl ol Tierra Nueva, , .... Jack Malahy Prornpler ...,...... ..... A nn Carrel 0lI4l l 1 FACULTY ADVISORS' Dramaiics Direcior .AA.. ' ,A.. Miss Payne Dances ........,,, .4.,s4,.. M iss Gogie Scenery .... .,.. M r. May and Mr. Peiz Ligh+s ............ ,.s..,.., M r. O'Brien Cosiumes and Make-up. .P ..............,. Miss Remsburg Proper+ies. . ,..., Miss Sprouli and Miss Mackinlrosh Pholrographs .,., .....,i.,............ M r. Lane Posiers ..,. . . .Mr. Wafson Programmes .... .,i........................ iss Muir Arr .... Mrs. Eckarr, Mr. Waison, and Mr. Peiz Typing ..... ...,.............,...4 M iss I-iar+rnann Publiciry .. ..,. Mr. Roehm Tickers ..... ....,.... . .Mr. Founiain Ushers ..... . . .Mr. I-iofi and Mr. Wilsoiw Band ...., ...4 M r. Lirile Orchesira. . .i., Mr. Wecicei ,ii5, Miss Payne Typing. Publicily ..... . Ticlrelsr Ushers. . Arlisls. BACK ROW-Bernard, Dewar, Pyne, Phelps, Repenning. SECOND ROW-Ryde, l-luqill, Richmond, Lilly, Jobes, Clapp, Shekernan vans, Schroeder O'Brien Rirrer Davies Parrish Hansen . FRONT ROW-E COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN . . .Virginia Keeler Rurh Clapio .,Conslance l-lugill Dorolhy Riller .,....John Phelps Charles Reloenning . . . Louise Burno Jeanne lvlilcula Lois O'Brien Ann Richmond ..Mary Ann Ellioll Joe Caruso Jo Anne Scoll Rila Jane l-lansen Scenery ..... . Lighls ..... Coslumes ..... Make-Up. .. Properlies .,.. Pholographs ...A . Poslers ..... Programmes .... . Arl ..... ,,.....Bob Evans l-lerricl4 Goodwillie . . .Richard Ryde ......Alda Parrish Priscilla Davies Rulh Lorraine Lilly .....Tom l-lansen Marie .lobes . .l-laig She-lceriian . . . .Charles Pyne James Dewar Lolhar Baas .Belly Schroeder . . . .Jack Bernard BACK ROW-Link, Sk'bb SECOND ROW-Hedges, G d llie, Evans, S FRONT ROW-Owen, l T Responsible Tor much oT The Tinal audience eTTecT oT our major presenTa- Tions is The arTisTic LighTs Crew. For weeks These boys rehearse wiTh The pro- ducTion, discovering ways oT 'bringing abouT The maximum eTTecTiveness Trom each porTrayal. By becoming experTs in Their Tield, Mr. O'Brien and his crew have given drama aT our school an un- usually arTisTic Touch Through eTTecTive lighTing. ei RQ Ryd Nyi y :lTgAifs Grew There is a big iob To be done be- hind The scenes aT each oT our school's dramaTic producTions. ThaT is The iob handled so ably by The STage Crew. IT is noT merely manual labor ThaT is done behind The closed curTains, Tor There is real science in being a good sTage-hand. Speed and eTTiciency are The waTchwords oT Mr. lv1ay's indus- Trious sTaTT. Sfage Pell! BACK ROW-Rogers, Schroeder, Johnson, Lewis Lane, Scofi. FIFTH ROWiRyde, Rawboifom, DeFoe, Baies Hawley, Kramer, McCarlhy, Meyer. derson, Sword, Quefsch, Knopf, Miss Sproull Miss Mackinlosh, nedy, Woolverion, Blix, Miss Payne, Golub. phy, Pearson, E. Anderson, Baldwin. FRONT ROW-Hanks, Rogers, Cenfer, Bradley Runzheimer. One of Jrhe largesl' and mosl aclive of The clubs calering lo a senior clienlele is Drama Club. ll is in Jrhis group Thar lhe successful slalwarls ol lhe soclc and bus- lcin, who have risen successively lhrough Masqueraders and Foolliqhls Clubs, culmi- nale Their high school careers in Thespian Endeavour. Lale in lhe Tirsl semesler, Drama Club adiourns ils usual programs and ac- livilies, and recesses lo produce The Senior Class Play. This is one of The mosr ambilious annual underlalcings of any organizalion in school, and perennial success is proof ol The abililies of lhe club's membership and ol lvliss Payne, lacully ad- visor and direclor ol The class play. Presidenr ....... l-lelen lvlallern Vice Presidenl .,... lvlillie Cenler Secrelary .,.. lvlariorie Herrmann Treasurer ....... James lvlcNul+y Sergeanl-al-arms . .Barbara Bulls BACK ROW-Slile, Christiansen, E. Hanson, Gold- smith, Lee, Arrnsrrong, Eisner. FOURTH ROW-Holbrook, Jackson, While, Carfer, Plalr, Pocherl, Pope, Barsema. THIRD ROWgNeymarlc, Percy, Pelerson, Maxwell, Tyr- rell, Chrisliansen, Shekeriian, Meinhard. SECOND ROWiWilson, R. Wrighi, Wood, Peoples, Oldacre, Wilson, FRONT ROW-Maflern, McNuliy, Herrmann, Bulls, Donaker, .Il8. I 6l,l'l'lCL FOURTH ROW-Harwood, Sheehy, Resnick, J. An- THlRD ROW--Kefcham, O'Brien, Lynch, Lilly, Ken- SECOND ROW-Kircher, Srephens, Shogren, Mur- we Cfazizi faLe-of! l-lardly have lhe echoes of lhe Play's applause died away in lhe audilorium when lhe hardy crew ol Drama Club begins assembling ils assorled schemes ol salire lo presenl Jrhe Class Play Take-Oil. ln lhe lrue spiril of burlesque, minor eccen- lricilies of characlers are carlooned lar oul ol proporlion lo realily, produc- ing a colleclion of lhe mosl hilarious caricalures ever To dis-grace any slage. Charmed, my dear. Midge wilh a moulhfull Building The Suez? Ticlclish? Twerpsichore WiTh The presence oT palms and The sTuolenT Sunrise Service, EasTer arrives, coaxing spring as iT comes .... Our school loolcs Triendly in Tall, ausTere in winTer, buT glows wiTh unrivaled warmTh and liTe when spring sunbeams caTch her in a can- did pose .... Equally candid was The Tashion show and exhibiT presenTed by The ioinT eT'ForTs oT Terp- sichore and Girls' Clubs .... Long awaiTecl and ioy- Tully received are The spring graduaTion dances. . . . Big name orchesTras, equally Tamous Tloors, and ideal aTmosphere conTribuTe To culminaTe wiTh a TiTTing climax our social season ..,. Hardly would one Term our annual Junior Prom an anTi- climax .... Balmy breezes broughT The sporTs en- ThusiasTs To The acTive and specTaTor ranks oi baseball and Tennis .... The ranlcs of SporTsman's Club Turned ouT To do baTTle wiTh a herd oT high- spiriTed horses, and bore subsequenT baTTle scares. . . . OT The Vernal vacaTioners, probably The long- esT di'sTance was Traveled by Gay McDowell, who made Mexico CiTy her desTinaTion .... OT course, There were The sTudenTs who wandered back abouT halT-pasT Wednesday and claimed Their calendars had sTopped .... And now, wiThouT a sTop, on To June and CommencemenTl I gaafer of winclkr fAe Ana! Kap 1 HERBERT ARMSTRONG PRESIDENT MARION COMPTON PATRICIA BRYANT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY JACK DUNNELL I-IARRY OBERHELMAN CHEERLEADER . TREASURER lfU'll0l'6 I I K BACK ROW-Schmidf, Sfresen-Reufer, Mueller, Fails, Coe. FOURTH ROW-Brown, Fox, Crawford, Cole, Dawson. THIRD ROW-STraHOn, Kesler, Holsinqer, SECOND ROW -COTVCTT, Reiminga, COnsTarITine, Jenks, Hood, PendarvIs, WMS. FRONT ROW-Ober helman, Bryant, Armsfrong, Compton. .1223 Bundles from Brilrain Junior Trap. Eclifors Jean Gaulf, Nancy Knlqhl Good, Dunbar, Flood, Paulson Cfafsa of 1942 DECORATIONS FOR THE PROM Down +o earflm. Fieldhouse flora gI23g Day afrer day, day aflrer day Y N Juniors nad rnany assemblies Hwis year. HOME TALENT ASSEMBLY Paul Parmalee Bob Anderson Emrose Rofh .124. r Bowles Enlerlains. Arenur They Swee+??? Anollwer Girls' Club parly The Oak Park slryle. gl25. ,aiding again- :iwing again wifk gadegaf, ln The spring comes The greaT movemenT To The ouT-oT- doors and The inhabiTanTs oT The Tield house move inTo sum- mer guarTers. Local as.piranTs in Track, baseball, golT, and Tennis vie wiTh The TirsT robin Tor The honor oT announcing Marking up ihe poinTs ThaT spring is here. And once iT is, There's no sTopping The valianT warriors oT The lap, diamond, course, and courT, and The local sTars sTarT blossoming TasTer Than The buds. Guidance Tor The Track men is presenT in The persons oT Coaches WoodruTT, T-larshbarger, Fuog, and l-lolmes. The TuTure oT baseball aT This school is enTrusTed To Mr. FosTer, Tor The VarsiTy, and Mr. Asbury, Tor The Fresh-Sophs, while Mr. NoTh plays The role oT keeper-oT-The-courTs and Mr. Goclcer waTches over The local divoT- diggers. l-le TloaTs Thru The air- Jelinelc puTs iT Play ball Up and over Swing iTl -l26- i l tA8 A0g5 f5f6ll f fo ennifi, go , juc . Tradilion is very slrong al Calc Parlc-River Foresl. ln Tacl il is slrong enough To bring nine old men of The Tacully inlo annual base- ball compelilion wilh an equally agile group of seniors. Eagerly The pugnacious pedagogues loss aside Jrheir chalk Tor chesl-proleclors, bear Their lexlboolcs info Jrriples, deserl Their desks Tor The diamond, and begin lo Think of a slide rule in Terms of falling away from The base- man. The Team of lhe Learned, composed ol lvlssrs. Franlzen, Nolrh, Fuog, Lillle, Asbury, l-lolmes, King, Roehm, Fosler, lvlalhews, l-lohn, Buslqe, lvlelcalf, and Carson, won lhis year's conlesl by +he aslronomical score of I3-5. All lhis on +wo hils and The benevolenr comedy of errors commilled by Mssrs. l-larris, Jepson, King, Anderson, Brown, DeBu1'+s, Scoll, Ellerbe, Gordon, Bock, Dewar, and Thon. The Senior-Facully game Now Jrravel! Scgfe? TlleY'Ve OTH Snappy Comeback' Swing ballerl -I27. VARSITY INDOOR TRACK VARSITY INDOOR TRACK Oak Park ..,. ,.... 5 5If2 York .... . ..., 35 Evansion . . ..... 29V2 Oak Park .... ,.... 7 7V2 La Grange .. ,..364Xi5 Riverside . . . . , 6 Oak Park ,... ...., 5 8 Proviso . . ..... 3I Maine .,.. ..,., 3 I Oak Park .,.. ..... 8 O New Trier . ..... 29I,f2 Wneaion . . .. . IOV2 Oak Park ,.... .,i.. 8 Highland Park ... .,.I8I,f2 SuIIivan ....... ...I9 I League Meer Oak Park ......,..,,..... 29 Evansfon . . . .26 New Trier ... ,.... ZIVZ Proviso . . . . . I9I,'2 Morion .....,. . . . I7 I-IigI'xIand Park ,.. .. 8 Waukegan ... .. O Relays Oak Park ......... ..... 4 8 Evanslron ...... ..... 3 8 I-IigI'mIand Park ... ..I3 Relays Oak Park .............. 39 If5 Evansfon ... .... 28 IXIO La Grange ... ..., .22 Mor'ron ..... . .2I 0 I28 0 ReIays IConI.I New Trier .... Maine York ... Rroviso ... .. . Riverside . . . Naperville . . Lane . . Urbana . . I.indbIom . . . H19 ..l7I,f2 ..I7 issfio ..9y2 M9 Us Us as FRESH. soPH. INDOOR TRACK Oak Park , ........ ,... . Evansion . York ..,.. Oak Park . .. La Orange Riverside . .. Oak Park . .. Maine . Proviso . , . Oak Park . . . New Trier Wheaion . Oak Park ....... I-IigI1Iand Park .... SuIIivan ....,. League Meef Oak Park .i... Evansion . Proviso . New Trier ...... I-Iighland Park .... Morion ....,, Waukegan .. ..57 3 I .. 8 283112 ..nV2 ,. 3 Heellfz H16 ..l!-SV? Neo H28 ..IO ..57I,'2 .isyz .22 ..33If4 2:8512 ..i7V2 N14 ..io3f,, .. 5 .. o f ar-:Sify 3-acL h'eAA-Soph. juli BACK ROW-Hemphill, Volkrnan, FreT, Oliver, Mampre, Toloer, Wanderer, Klem, Tarpy, Nikolas, Flohr, Brown, WifTy. FOURTH ROW-Mr. Harshbarger, Preble, Erickson, Bushing, lrland, Moberq, McEwen, Phelps, Knuepfer, Winfer, Claypool, Viner, SeidIiTz, Mr. Woodruff. THIRD ROW-Seitz, Arnon, Rowe, Grieshaber, Fairchild, Pearce, Krisfufek, Tirnrns, Wallace, Nussbaumer, Woods, Becker, MCG-uire, Mr, Fuog. SECOND ROW-Hendrix, Kelly, Sayre, Bernard, Wade, Long, Hirsch, Swanson, Jones, Charpier, KopTa, Kranfz, Hufchings, Haynes, Woodruff, FRONT ROW-WaThall, Oberfranc, FlaherTy, Willy, Lovell, VanDenend, Ray, Ludemann, Murphy, Siniscalchi, Kral, Lyon, Young. BACK ROW-E. Volkrnan, Lamm, Born, Smifh, Schroeder, Haigh, SargenT, Siqman, Bender, lngham, MaTson, Maffhiesen. THIRD ROW-Zemon, Lund, STrefTon, Ahsfrorn, Coon, W. Volkrnan, Rose, Jackson, Tonkin, Jacobsen, Davis. SECOND ROW-Wildman, Ryan, Young, Johnson, Foley, WesrgaTe, Willing, Passrnan, Foss, Lipschulfz, STokes, Schleck. FRONT ROW-Davis, Gulbrandsen, Gracey, McNuiTy, Gardner, Harbin, Carrod, Murphy, HarringTon, Mannarelli, Schmidt The lonqesT season oT any sporT aT This school is enjoyed by The local Track and Tield en- ThusiasTs. Two energeTic Teams, VarsiTy and Fresh-Soph, have worked Through The indoor and l ouTdoor seasons To make Track meeT evenTs ea gerly awaiTed and To puT This sporT in a posiTion T oT prominence on The local aThleTic map. -l29- Oac Pam Cac Pam Oa4 Parc Oac Pam Oak Parc 0134 Parr Oac Parc Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park Oak Park X2 I8 Bensenville 6lf2 Riverside . . . 6 5 Glenbarol ..l3 Wlorlon . . 3 I2 -IV2 Haqllra Pk. 1315 8 Waukegan . 7 l 2 Evanslcn .. 3 QW 3 5 5 ennifi Crane . . 4 Blue Island . O Lane Tecll. . O Provlso .... O BACK ROW-Mr. Gocker, Coach, McBride, W, Larsen, Pearce. FRONT ROW-Froien, Cleary Kramer, Capl. BACK ROW-Wllcox-Mgr., Baughn, Burkhardl, Linn, Smillw, Le6ros, Gelder, McCracken Hawley, Flaskamp-Mgr. THIRD ROW-B. Larson, Andrews, l-lauswald, Arnesen, Knox-Cap'f., Levey W + P l I E M N hC h SECOND ROW W'Il' K' S W D l an z, oaes, vans, - r. h of - oac , - n larns, Ing, ang, asson, any Walson, Heclsfrom, Norms, Klrnbell. FRONT ROW-Alberlsen, Randall, B. Larson, Belofsky, Porler, Fl llcrall, Duallo, Davidson. 0 l30o BACK ROW-Crane, Demir, Sellergren, O'Brlen, Falls, Lofgren, Campbell, SECOND ROW- Carey, Jackson, Dyer, Walker, Nussbaumer, Dawson, Mr, Fosler, Coach. FRONT ROW-Knoll-Cap'l,, Willoughby, Ciaramelli, B. Schmidf, McDonald, W. Schmidt BACK ROW-Schuberl, Hill, Juel, DeVogelaere, Snyder, Tyson, Sellergren, Renfner, Shelhamer, Schmellerer. THIRD ROW-Holf Walker, Ruslman, W. Volkman, Bufler, Madsen, Esch, Higgins, Mr. Asbury, Pavlik. SECOND ROW-Nerad, Bigelow, E. Volkman, Hamillon, Alslrin, Markward, Brady, Badger, Clevenger. FRONT ROW-Teasdale, Castle, Zulfer, Gilmore, Hernbrolf, Wilkie. -l3lo Oaq Parc ,. 9 Sleinrnelz .. Oac Parq ., l Sleinrnelz .. Oac Parc .. 2 Proviso .... Oac Parc .. 4 I-liglwland Pk. Oac Parc ..2l Leyclen . . Oac Parc .. 8 New Trier .. Oac Parc . , 6 Roosevell . . Oac Pam .. 4 Waukegan . Oac Parc ,. O lvlorlon . . Oac Park . . 2 Evanslon . . . Uardify gafnegaff jredh-Sopi. gadegaf Oak Park ..l8 New Trier .. 3 Oak Park . . 3 lvlorlon , . . 5 Oak Park .. 3 Evanslon ... 5 V i Z iiii To Fans OT The CourT and Diamond. mamma! Ly fke weafAer Jlaorfd faLe an oufwarvl :iwing i ln The spring our young girls' Tancy Turns To The pasTimes oT baseball, Tennis, and swimming. T The naTional game, in a somewhaT modiTied Torm accounTs Tor many oT The aTTer-hour sessions puT in by our Agile Amazons. Nor are The courTs TorgoTTeng wholesale invasion by youThTul racgueTeers begins wiTh The TirsT blos- soms oT spring. For eighr weeks The girls do baTTle wiTh The Tine poinTs oT The game and culminaTe Their eTTorTs in inTramural and inTerscholasTic Tourna- menTs. ln addiTion To our usual aThleTics This spring, a conTesT was held during NaTional PosTure Week l To deTermine which girls in school have The besT posTure. The winners were: Helen lVlaTern, TirsT. Marilyn Marsh, second. BeTTy Lou SchulTz, Third. -I32- LIFE SAVERS wimming BACK ROW-Lueck, Sayre, Page, Henninger, Rayner, Leller. FOURTH ROW-Shedd, Caryl, Anschnlz, Rayner, Werner. THIRD ROW-Burk, Marlin, Gibson, Emery, Leyenfon, Sands. SECOND ROW-Kadish, Koehler, Brand, Beverly, Mclieand, Zimmerman, Davis, ValDez, Roberls. FRONT ROW-Linhardf, Touche, Scholes, Carrifhers, Collins, Smidl, Headley, Thomson. Synchronized Swimming and Life Saving. ol33- unior l 0l'l'l Aj' enior Kfadd icem William Scoll . . . ........ Presidenl John Pine .... ...A V ice Presidenl Barloara Merlz ,. ....,. Secrelary lvlary Larlcin ..... ..A... T reasurer Charles Jenisla . . . .,.. Cheerleader Mullord Sullcs Senior Rings Read ancl Whelan Rug-our Wise Gels Wise Tea For Six Officers Dale -l36- KARL ABT BRUNHILDA ADDLEMAN CHARMIAN AEBY MARVILA AEPINUS KATHERINE ALBERS FREDERICK ALDRIDGE GEORGE ALEXANDER EUNICE ANDERSON JAMES ANDERSON ROBERT ANDERSON FLORENCE ANDRIOLA , RUTH ANTES ALICE APOYAN CHARLES ARMSTRONG THOMAS ARNESEN ALBERT ARNON ROY AUGENSEN WILLIAM BAAR LOTHAR BAIAS BRUCE BADENOCH MILDRED BAIN BENTON BAKER BETTY ANN BAKER CHARLES BAKER DORIS JEAN BALDWIN JOHN BALDWIN FRANCES BALSLEY CHARLES BARR MARY ANN BARSEMA JOAN BARSUMIAN BARBARA BASSE GEORGE BATES MARGARET BATES JOYCELYN BAUER WILLIAM BAULD EDWIN BAUSCH MYRTH BEAURLINE DELORES BECK JAMES BECKER CAROL BEEMAN WILLIAM BELL ERANK BENDER ROBERT BILY MARGARET BIRKETT ARTHUR BISHOP ARLENE BJORK DOROTHY BLAKE PHYLLIS BLAND JEAN BLIX LINELL BOCK ROBERT BODE EARL BODINE EUGENE BOECKELMAN EILEEN BOGARD CECILY BOMAN CLAREMONT BONDI JACK BONE HOWARD BENSON HELEN BERGOUIST ETHEL BERNKLAU JOAN BERSCHBACH HALSEY BILTER RICHARD BILTER EUGENE BONIN THEODORE BORDEN GERALD BOS JOHN BOSWORTH JACK BOWMAN ANTHONY BOWYER T JEAN BOYLE ROBERT BOYLES JAMES BOYNTON NORMA BOZZO LULU ELEANOR BRADLEY VIVIAN BRADY LUCILLE BRASEN THERESA BRATTAN LOIS BREMER DONALD BRENNER ROBERT BRICKER JACK BRINK PAUL BRINKMAN RAY BROUGHTON BETTE A. BROWN MARILYN BURRAS BETTY BURTON BARBARA BUTTS GLADYS CAI-IILL SUZANNE CALDWELL ROBERT CALLAI-IAN ROBERT CAMPI-IAUSEN PATRICIA CANAVAN ELINOR CANNON BETTY LOU CARLSON GEORGE CARLSON BETTY CARLTON SYDNEY CARNE JEANNE CAROUEVILLE ANN CARREL BETTY J. BROWN EMILIE BROWN HARPER BROWN I-IELEN BROWN WALTER BU RNETTE LOUISE BURNO JUNE CARSON JEANNE CARSTENS DIANA CARTER RUTH CARYL EVELYN CASSIER MARY CASTLE FRANK CASURELLA FLORENCE CENTER ALAN CERNEY BARBARA CHADWICK BARBARA CHANDLER EUGENE CHARPIER BETTY IONE CHRISTIANSEN HARRIET CHRISTIANSEN EARL CHURCH RUTH CLAPP ROBERT CLARK BETTY CLARKE ALICE CLAY MARJORIE CLEEF JACOUELYN CLEVELAND DOROTHY COTTA WILLIAM COX ROBERT CRABBE JOEL CROLL DORIS CROSS PATRICIA CURRAN LORNA CUSHING DOROTHY DAHLGREN RONALD DANKOWSKI DONALD DANLY BETTY LOU DARNELLE ELIZABETH DARRAH ROBERT DARRE JEAN DAUBER PAUL DAVEY LESLIE COKER JACK COLEMAN ELIZABETH COLLINS LYNDON COIVISTOCK NORIVIA CORSO ROBERT COTE RICHARD DAVIDSON PRISCILLA DAVIES HELEN DAVIS JOHN DAVIS WILLIAM DeBUTTS EDWARD DeFOE HARRY DEININGER LORRAINE DeRYCKE BARBARA DesMARAIS ELEANOR DESMOND ELEANOR DeVRIES JAMES DEWAR MARGARET DICKER DONALD DIEBOLD ELEANOR DIEDERICH MARJORIE DIERCKS NORMA DIXON DOROTH EA DOMBROW ETHELMAE DOMKA MARGARET DONAKER ROBERTA DONNELLY BERNICE DULLUM HOWARD EAST JEANNE EISAMAN DON EISNER JEANNE ELLER ROBERT ELLERBY ROBERT ERICKSON BETTY ESC!-I WINIFRED ESER PAUL ESKILDSEN PAUL EVANS ROBERT EVANS ETI-TEL EVERSEIELD GRACE EYMER PHYLLIS FACKLER PATRICIA DONOVAN DANIEL DOODY Pl-IYLLIS DOYLE LORRAINE DRISCOLL RALPI-I DUECKER I-TAL DUELLO ROBERT FAIRCHILD RICHARD FALLS JACK FAULDS BERNARD FERRARI BARBARA FINK JACOUELINE FISHER LOUISE FISHER HARRY FORD NATHALIE FOWLER LOUISE FRANKS CONSTANCE FRASER HAROLD FREDRICKSON HELEN FREER EMIL FRET DOROTHY FREYER ALAN FROJEN ROBERT FROST MARJORIE FUSTON EDWARD GANSON BERNICE OALASSI JEAN OALLEY LOUISE GLENN ROBERT GNAEDINGER WALLACE GOLBECK HOWARD GOLDSMITH RICHARD GOLLER EUGENE GOLUB HERRICK GOODWILLIE CLAYTON GORDON JAMES GORMLEY BETTY GRAHAM MAUDE GRAHAM GEORGE GRANT JEAN GROSSER RITA GUEEIN RICHARD HAGIST EVELYN GEISS URANIA GENTLE KENNETH GERLER PATRICIA GIBSON EARLE GILBERT SHIRLEY GLAESEL BEVERLY HAKANSON JEANNE HAM BROOK ANN HAMILTON MARION HANKS RAYMOND HANSEN RITA HANSEN THOMAS HANSEN EDWARD HANSON MARIE HARMON ROBERT HARRIDGE GEORGE HARRIS LORAINE HARRIS ELAINE HARTGERINK LORRAINE HARTMAN ADELINE HARTMANN KENNETH HARWOOD CHARLES HAUSWALD DOROTHY HAUSWALD JESSIE HAWKE DAN HAWLEY LOWELL HEDBERG JOHN HEMPHILL FRED HENDERSHOT MARJORIE HERRMANN RUTH-MARIE HICKEY ROBERT HLAVACEK ANDRE HOBSON HAROLD HOEHN HOWARD HOELTER PATSY HOHMANN ALBION HOLBROOK MARJORIE HOLBROOK ROBERT HOLMES HOMER HOPPS JAMES HOUSEHOLDER GORDON HOUSER VIRGINIA HEGGE RAYMOND HEINS EDNA HEISEY . HAROLD HELFENBERGER GEORGETTE HEMINOWAY PHYLLIS HEMMINGS DOROTHY HOYER LEE H RUBY CONSTANCE HUGILL MARY HURLEY JOHN HUSS ANTHONY IANI JACK IDING FRANCES INGRAM WILLIAM IRMIS DOROTHY IVERSON ROBERTA JACKMAN ARTHUR JACKSON HELEN JACKSON VIRGINIA JACKSON ROBERT JACKSON FRANKLIN JACOBSEN JAMES JACOBSON ROBERT JAEGER HARRY JANIS ELEANOR JARRETT RICHARD JELINEK MARION JERDEE RICHARD JOB MARIE JOBES GENEVIEVE JOHNSON MARLYS JOHNSON PAUL JOHNSON PEGGY ANN JOHNSON RICHARD M. JOHNSON JAMES JOLLY HULBERT JONES DORIS JUDSON DAVID KADISH DOROTHY KADISH HAROLD KADLEC ROBERT KADLEC HAROLD JELLY CHARLES JENISTA EDITH JENKINS JAMES JENKINS LOUISE JENKS RALPH JEPSEN Im' 'fllkimm MARTHA KAIN HARRY KAPPEI. MARIANNE KAY VIRGINIA KEEPER LILLIAN KEENAN MARJORIE KEENAN JEROME KEHI. MARION KELLY PATRICIA KENNEDY RUTH KENNEDY JUNE KERNER ELEANOR KETCHAM RAYMOND KING ROBERT F. KING ROBERT L. KING HARRY KINGSTAD GERTRUDE KIRCHER HENRY KLEMKE JOHN KLEMKE GERALDINE KNIP WARREN KNOI. MARJORIE KOCI-IALE SOLON KOCLANES CATHERINE KOEI-ILER LEONARD KOPTA DAVID KRAFET EDWARD KRAL WILLIAM KRAMER KERMIT KRANTZ ROBERT KRAUSE MARY KRELL JOHN KRISTUFEK ROBERT KROEPLIN WILLIAM KRUPPENBACHER GLEN KRUSE WILBUR KRUSE FRANK KNOLL LEONARD KNOPE GEORGE KNOWLES TI-IOMAS KNOWLES JOI-IN KNOX ROBERT KNUEPFER GERALDINE KUECK CLARENCE KUKLINSKI EDWARD LA CROIX DOROTHY LANDES RICHARD LANE ELIZABETH LANGBEHN VALERIE LANGDON EDWARD LANOILLE MARY LARKIN LOIS LARSEN WAGNER LARSEN BRUCE LARSON ARTHUR LAUER JOSEPH LAYDEN GENE LEANDER DOUGLAS LEAVENWORTH JAMES LEE RUEL LEHMAN RICHARD LEWIS WILLIAM LEWIS RUTH LILLY MARILYN LYNCH ROBERT LYON DONALD Mac:COUL EDWARD MADDEN JOHN MADDEN MARY,ELLEN MAITLAND JACK MALAHY EUGENE MALHIOT LaVERNE MALLER EMMA MANNARELLI BETTY MARKS GRACE MARSHALL SYLVIA MARTIN EDWARD MARVIN NANCY MASON DON LINN ROBERT LISKA JOHN LOGAN KENNETH LONG RUSSELL LOOMIS JAMES LOVELL JOHN MATCHER HELEN MATTERN HUGH MAXON ELAINE MAXWELL ROBERT MAZZEI JAN ET MQAULEY JOHN MQCARTHY DAVID MCCLINTOCK DONALD MCCONACHIE GORDON MCCONNELL JAMES MCDONOUGH GAY McDOWELL KEITH MCEWEN DONALD MCGOORTY MARY McINTOSH CHARLOTTE MQKEAND CHESTER MQKEEN ROBERT MCLEAN ROBERT MCMANN MARJORIE MQMASTER ALYCE McNELLIS HERBERT MERRITT BARBARA MERTZ DOROTHY METZNER WARREN MEYER RAYMOND MICI-IAELS WILLIAM MIKESELL CLAIRE MIKULIK JEANNE MIKUTA BETTY MILLER DORIS MILLER RUSSELL MILLER ANN MITCI-IEL DORIS MOJONNIER AUDREY MONS DONALD MOORE JAMES MCNULTY MARGUERITE MCNULTY ROBERT McSWEENY RITA MEI NI-IARD VIRGINIA MELCI-IERT WILBERT MERLE ELLEN MOORE WILLIAM MOORE MARTHA MORDUE RUTH MOREHOUSE DAVID MORGAN LEONARD MOTTTIS JAMES MOYER RICHARD MULFORD HARRISON MUNRO BETTY MURPHY JOHN MURPHY HELEN MYERS WILBUR NADERHOF-F NATALIE NEER ALBERT NELSON WILLIAM NELSON WENDEL NEUERT BEVERLY NEYMARK MARGARET NICHOLAS PATRICIA NICHOLS SHIRLEY NICHOLS WALTER O'BRIEN EDWARD O'DAY BETTY OGDON BETTY OLDACRE ARLENE OLSON JUNE PALMER GWENDOLYN PALMISANO ANNA PAPENTHIEN JAMES PARCHMANN HELEN PARKER RICHARD PARKS WILLIAM PARMENTER ALDA PARRISH SUSANNA PARTHEMER DOROTHY PATRYKUS GEORGE NIKOLAS ROSEMARY NIX MARILYN NORTON DONALD NOWAK ALICE NOWICKI LOIS O'BRIEN MARGARET PATTERSON SHIRLEY PEABODY MARY PEAKE JEANNE PEARSON BARBARA PENDILL WILLIAM PENNEY DORIS PEOPLES LOUISE PERCY BERNICE PERRY ALBERT PETERMANN JEANNE PETERSON RICHARD PETERSON JEAN PI-IELPS JOI-IN PI-IELPS ELAINE PICI-IT NORMA PIEROTTI JOI-IN PINE PEGGY PLATT WILLIAM PLICE MARGARET PLITT BETTY POCI-IERT NATALIE PRAZAK EDWARD PRITCHARD DOROTHY PROUT JACOUELINE PROUTY MARJORIE PUDDICOMBE JOAN PULLUM CHARLES PYNE LEONARD OUETSCH JAMES RATZER ADELAIDE READ CAROL READ ROBERT READ ROBERT REIDEL BILL REILLY ROLAND RESNICK DORIS POLALES GEORGE POLALES MARGARET POLERECKY JOSEPHINE POPE BETTY POWELL VIVIAN PRAGUE BETTY RICE GEORGE RICE ANN RICHMOND DONNA RIESS CHRISTINE RIEE DOROTI-IY RITTER JACK ROBB DONOVAN ROBERTS GWYNNETI-I ROBERTS JANET ROBERTSON MARJORIE ROBERTSON MILDRED ROBINSON VIRGINIA ROBINSON EVELYN ROBOTTOM JACK ROESER JAMES ROGERS MARGARET ROGERS MARGARET RONEY DAVID ROSS JAMES ROWBOTTOM RICI-IARD ROWE JOE RUSS MARJORIE RUTZA WILLIAM RUYTER RICHARD RYDE VIVIENNE SAAM LOIS SAMUELSON SHIRLEY SANDKAM ARTHUR SANFTLEBEN ELIZABETH SARGENT DORIS SARK PATRICIA SAUNDERS CHARLES SAYRE GORDON SCHAUER HERBERT SCHAUMBUR6 MARGARET SCHERER ROBIN ROWLAND JANET ROYER THOMAS RUDY MARY RUHNKE FRANCES RUMMELHOEF JUNE RUNZHEIMER RIJTHE SCHIER MARILYN SCHMID CLYDE SCHMIDT JAMES SCHNEIDER LEONARD SCHNELLER GLEN SCHOCH JACK SHOENEELD JOHN SCHRAM BETTY SCHROEDER ROBERT SCHROEDER DOROTHY SCHROEDER SHIRLEY SCHROEDER BETTY SCHULTZ EDYTH SCHULTZ MARTHA SCHULZ CHARLES SCHWABE RICHARD SCHWANKE JAMES SCHWARTZ JO ANNE SCOTT WILLIAM SCOTT LOIS ANNE SCOTT EILEEN SHARPE BARBARA SHAW ELLWOOD SHAW FLORENCE SHAW NINA SHAW CAROL SHEDD DAVID SHEEHY HAIG SHEKERJIAN CAROL SHOOREN HENRY SIEVERS BERNICE SILVERI BEATRICE SILVEY MARY JANE SIMMONS ALFRED SIMONINI ANGELINE SIRIMARCO WALTER SEIDLITZ BETTY SEIERIED CHARLES SEITZ GLORIA SELIMOS ROY SELLERGREN JOHN SERPICO MARILYN SLIFE JUNE SMITH SCOTT SMITH DONALD SNYDER WANDA SNYDER MARILYN SOLLE HELEN SOPER RALPH SOUCHEK NICK SPELSON MARY SPOORS CORONET STACY EDWIN STASTNY ROBERT STECH MARJORIE STEELE RICHARD STEGER HARRIETT STEINHILBER JEAN STENHOUSE BETTY STEPHENS EDWARD STEWART JAMES STEWART BARBARA STONE LAWRENCE SWANSON CAROLYN SWETT RICHARD SWORD KIRKLAND SYMMES WILLIAM TARPY BEVERLY TAYLOR WINIFRED TAYLOR I-IELEN TEICI-IEN ANN TEMPLETON PRISCILLA TERRY BETTY TI-IOMA DONALD TI-IOMA JAMES TI-ION LEONARD TIDD ROBERT TIMMS GEORGE STRAUCI-I JUNE STROM LILLIANBAIN STUCKEY WARREN SUNDBERG VIOLA SUPEJ THOMAS SUTTON EMMA TOTI-I GORDON TRASK DOLORES TUCKER GERALD TUCKER JEAN TUCKER FILMORE TURNER JEAN TYRRELL JANET UCKERMAN FRANCES UNTIED MARIE VANCE GERRY VAN COTT ROBERT VAN EYNDE WILLIAM VAN LOPIK JOI-IN VAN VERTLOO ROGER VEATCI-I CHARLES VICKERS MAXINE VIGNOLA WALTER VOLKMAN THOMAS WADE PATRICIA WALDRON BLAKE WALKER GEORGE WANTZ MARJORIE WARD JAMES WASHINGTON GORDON WATHALL MARGARET WATSON ROBERT WATSON HOWARD WATTERS GEORGE WEBER DOROTHY WEEDON ALVIN WEGNER BARBARA WELLINGTON BETTY WENGIERSKI PATRICIA WENNER MARTHA WERNER ROBERT WHELAN DONALD WALLACE BETTY WALLN ER VERNETTE WALSH WILLIAM WALSH LORRAI NE WALTHER ROBERT WANDERER OLIVE WI-IITAKER BETTY JANE WHITE ROBERT WI-IITIN6 WILLIAM WIEDOW LILA WIGOIN OUENTIN WIKER ROBERT WILCOX RUTI-I WILCOX WILLIAM WILFORD JUNE WILSON ROSE WILSON WILLIAM WINGEIELD EARL WINTERS EARL WISE JANE WOLF MIRIAM WOLF MARY WOOD CRETE WOODS DAVID WOODS EUGENIA WOOLVERTON CLARKE WORTI-ILEY LE ROY ZAVADIL WILLIAM ZELLIVIER DORIS ZIIVIMERMANN I-IARRIET WRIGHT ROSEMARY WRIGHT LAVONNE WRUCK WILLIAM WUCHNER MARIAN YOUNG NATI-IALIA YOUNG .,f ',- SENIOR MOCK ELECTION Mosl Versalile B-oy .,.. Mosr Versalrile Girl .,.. Apple Polisher, Boy ,... . Apple Polisher, Girl . . . . ,. Scarlelle ........,.. , . . Rhell ,........... Man Alaoul Town . . . . Sophislicale ,.,.....,. . .. ,l-larper Brown ,,..Mar-y Larkin .. .Blake Walker .....Barb Basse ..Ann Richmond .. ,Ralph Jepson , . . .Gene Golub . . . .Belly Burlon Class Jillerloug, Boy ...., ......... D ick Jelinek Class Jillerbug, Girl Fashion Plale, Girl .. Fashion Plale, Boy . .. ... Mosl Popular Boy .... . Flirl .............., Mosl Popular Girl ... Besl Line ....... Besl Alhlele .... Besl Alralanla ...,...... . , , Midge Herrmann ...Lorrain l-larris George Nikolas s,...,,BiII Scorl ...Lulu Bradley ..,.Barb Merlz , . . . .Phil l-larris Jirn Dewar .Ginny Robinson Besl Oralor and Busiesl ,,.. ,.,.. J im McNully Typical Oak Park Girl Typical Oak Park Boy Besl Aclress .......... . . . Besl Aclror .,....... , . . Big Noise ol '4l ,.. A Period Roamer Big Noise ol '4l .. oI7?o . . . .Barb Merlz ...l-larper Brown .Elaine Maxwell . .Roland Resnick ,...Johnny Pine Skippy Shekeriian ....Dan l-lawley Awarding fhe Schofarship Cup Ofl OI ScLo!ar5Lip Kula MAnner5 JAMES IVICNULTY .....................,.........,.. FIRST GENE GOLUB .......... IUSECOND HOWARD GOLDSIVIITH. .. .... THIRD PEGGY PLATT .,........,.......,. . . .FOURTH RUTH CARYL, JACK SI-IOENFELD .... .. ,FIFTH Olll' l' 0ll0l' M! ff If xx BACK ROW-I-Havacek, SchneIIer, NeuerI, Baker, Arfnshong, Morgan, JenkIns, Gnaedinqer, Lehman. FOURTH ROW-McNulIy, Golub, Wilford, WaHers, Walker, Lyon, GoIdsmIfh, MGCCOUI, SCCII. THIRD ROW-Logan, Mike- seIl, Mordue, Caryl, Melcherr, Fisher, WhIIaker, Bradiey, Grosser, Janis. SECOND ROW-Schoenfeld, MarshalI, Sweff, Rirfer, MarIIn, Chandler, Prour, PIaII, Davies. FRONT ROW-Norfon, Judson, O'Brien, Kercham, PulIurn, MoIonnIer, FackIer, Fink. 0 I74 0 - KARL ABT -' BARBARA CHANDLER ROBERT ANDERSON CHARLES ARMSTRONG CHARLES B JOHN BALD N JAMES BECK R FRANK BEND LINELL BOICK HARPER BROW WILLIAM DE BU ROBERT FAIRCHIL RICHARD FALLS ROBERT GNAEDING HOWARD GOLDSMI EUGENE GOLUB GEORGE HARRIS LOWELL HEDBERG ROBERT HLAVACEK JAMES HOUSEHOLDER HARRY JANIS JAMES JENKINS LEONARD KNOPF JOHN KRISTUEEK ROBERT KROEPLIN -RUEL LEHNIAN 'WILLIAM LEWIS JOHN LOGAN ROBERT LYON DONALD MAC CODL JACK MALAHY JAMES NIC NLILTY WILLIAM MIKESELL DAVID MORGAN WENDEL NEUERT WALTER O'BRIEN JOHN PHELPS LEONARD SCHNELLER JACK SCHOENFELD JAMES SCHWARTZ WILLIAM SCOTT HENRY SIEVERS RALPH SOUCHEK KIRKLAND SYMMES N X JAMES ANDERSON HARRIET CHRISTIANSEN ATIONAL SOCIETY F WEN GORDON TRASK ROGER VEATCH BLAKE WALKER WILLIAM WALSH GEORGE WANTZ GORDON WATHALL HOWARD WATTERS WILLIAM WILFORD EARL WINTERS EARL WISE -I7 CHARMIAN AEBY RUTH ANTES CAROL BEEMAN JEAN BLIX LOUISE BURNO MARILYN BURRAS ELINOR CANNON ANN CARREL DIANA CARTER RUTH CARYL W i RUTH CLAPP ALICE CLAY LLA DAVIES PHY LIS EACKLER ARBARA PINK I OUISE FISHER N HALIE EOWLER LOUISE FRANKS OROTHY FREYER ARJORIE FUSTON A JEAN GROSSER RITA JANE HANSEN RUTH-MARIE HICKEY CONSTANCE HUGILL FRANCES INGRAM EDITH JENKINS DORIS JUDSON RUTH KENNEDY ELEANOR KETCHAM ELIZABETH LANGBEHN GRACE MARSHALL SYLVIA MARTIN CHARLOTTE MC KEAND VIRGINIA MELCHERT BETTY MILLER DORIS MOJONNIER MARTHA MORDUE MARILYN NORTON LOIS O'BRIEN ALDA PARRISH MARGARET PATTERSON PEGGY PLATT BETTY POCHERT JOSEPHINE POPE JANE PROUT JOAN PULLUM DOROTHY RITTER VIRGINIA ROBINSON BETTY SCHROEDER BETTY SEIFRIED CAROLYN SWETT OLIVE WHITAKER COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS HOWARD WATTERS JAMES MCNULTY CAROLYN SWETT FRANCES INGRAM HICH SCHOOL CHOIR, SECOND DIVISION IN THE STATE MEET PRINCIPLES OF TI-IE BAND, IST PLACE IN TI-IE SECOND AND TI-IIRD LATIN CONTEST WINNERS DISTRICT MEET, ZND PLACE IN TI-IE STATE MEET. PLACE WINNER IN BACK ROwHHafme+, Cmaedmgef, Abi, I-Iopps, Pager, WaIsh. THE NATIONAL BACK ROW-Braucher, McNulty SECOND ROW-Dawson, Kadiec, Brown, Inglis, Hedberg, ECHO'-ASTIC LOQGH. Pefmev- LITERARY CONTEST FRONT ROW-James, Cowan FRONT ROW-6naedInqer, Boyles, FIin+, Bock, Sfronq, Bowles. Gene GOIUICJ fine, -176- SCHOLARSHIPS Each year The quaIiTy oT our graduaTing seniors is recognized 'by The colleges oT The counTry by The awarding oT The many desired scholarships. On These pages are The picTures oT Those sTudenTs who received scholarships aT an early daTe. ATTer The engraver's deadline had passed, only The names oT oTher winners could be prinTed. In addiTion There have been many subsequenT scholarships won Too laTe To appear in This volume. Scholarships, such as Those To mosT easTern schools, are awarded aTTer The middle oT May. ANDERSON, JAMES ST. OLAF'S COLLEGE ARMSTRONG, CHARLES OBERLIN BLIX, JEAN MILLS BROWN, HARPER BROWN UNIVERSITY CARREL, ANN CORNELL COLLEGE CHANDLER, BARBARA CORNELL COLLEGE, GRINNELL FISHER, LOUISE MILLS HICKEY, RUTH-MARIE ROSARY HLAVACEK, ROBERT LAWRENCE HUGILL, CONSTANCE CORNELL COLLEGE, GRINNELL JACKSON, HELEN MARYMOUNT KRISTUFEK, JACK KNOX LARKIN, MARY MARYMOUNT LEE, JAMES KNOX MALAHY, JACK RIPON MILLER, BETTY POCH ERT, BETTY MILWAUKEE DOWN ER ILLINOIS WESLEYAN PROUT, JANE KALAMAZOO RUDY, THOMAS OBERLIN SCHNELLER, LEONARD OBERLIN, ROCHESTER SCOTT, WILLIAM YALE WALSH, WILLIAM ILLINOIS WESLEYAN WALKER, BLAKE YALE WATTERS, HOWARD DE PAUW WILFORD, WILLIAM-UNIT I5 OF OAK PARK AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIP Harper Brown g,,, . 3 I g by M' Ann Carrel , is I g g ' Barbara Chandler r ,. IV , Louise Fisher T T x i s Q V RoberT Hlavacelq IQ, X I r1 ri is ,,. s. , . ,,- -5 ir :.. , . i ConsTance Hugill X W I gg , Q 5 Jaclc KrisTuTeIc , James Lee Jack marshy I is K siau I 1 . .. BeTTy Miller I ' g ,. Ig, , BeTTY PocherT iii Y . A , A ,V,L, Jane ProuT A fix , H Tom Rudy A , r A William Walsh -I fi ,I 0I77o Qncwluafion ancefi I78 I l 0l790 SENIOR ACTIVITIES AND INDEX Karl Abl ,4,. Jameslown High School, New York I, 2: Four Year Honor Roll. Brunhilda Addleman .....,..,...... Charmian Aeby . ................. 70 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2, 3: Chemislry Club 4: Newlon Club 3: Science Club l: Zoology Club 3. Marvila Aepinus ........,......... 56 Alalanla 4: Forum 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Newlon Club 3: Slory Club 3. Kalherine Albers ............. 76, 85 Girls' Camera Club 3, 4: Music Club 2, 4: Science Club I. Frederick Aldridge ...........,.. Science Club I. George Alexander .... ,.....,.,.. I 04 Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Sale- ly Council 4. Eunice Anderson ................ II8 Alalanla I: Drama Club 4: Fool- lighls 3: Music Club 2. James Anderson .......... 57, 80, II8 Burke Club 4: Drama Club 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Trap Reporler I: Library Aide 4. Roberl E. Anderson ...... 27, 72, Sl, 96 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Lincoln Club 3, 4: Monogram Club. 4: Newlon Club 3: Junior Varsily Baskelball 3, 4: Sophomore Baskelball 2: Freshman Baskelball I: Varsily Foolball 4: Junior Varsily Foolball 3: Fresh- Soph Foolball 2: Goll 4. Florence Andriola ............... Proviso High School I. Rulh Anles ....,..... 33, 38, 52, 56, 69 Alalanla 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Chemislry Club 3: Forum 4: Girls' Club Council 4: Music Club 2: Newlon Club 3, 4: Science Club I. Alice Apoyan .,................. Forum 3, 4: Music Club I, 2: Science Club I. Charles Armslrong .... 57, IIO, II8 I74. Burke Club 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I: Lilerary Tabula Slall I, 2, 3, 4: Masquerad- ers 2: Science Club I: Trap Re- porler 3: Four Year Honor Roll. Thomas Arnesen ....,........,.. I3O Alberl Arnon ...,...,,. ...... 2 8, I29 Lighlweighl Foolball 4. Roy Augensen ....,............... Proviso High School, I, 2, 3. William Baar ...,..........,....., Science Club I: Sporlsmen's Club 2, 3. Lolhar Baas , ................... Arl Club 3: Salely Council 3, 4: Trap Reporler 2. Bruce Badenoch ................. Newlon, Mass. I, 2. Mildred Bain ..................... 79 Brooks Club 2, 3. Girls' Camera Club 3: Science Club I: Town Meeling Club 4. Benlon Baker .................... 28 New Trier High School I, 2: Avia- lion Club 4. Belly Ann Baker .....,....... 56, lO8 Foollighls 3: French Club 2: Gavel 4: Science Club l:Trap Reporler4. Charles Baker ......,. 36, 57, 69, I74 Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I: Lincoln Club 4: Newlon Club 3, 4: Safely Council 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Doris Jean Baldwin ........ 38, 85, II8 Alalanla I, 2: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Girls' Club Council 4: Junior Council 3: Lalin Club I: Music Club 4: Terpsichore 2, 3. John Baldwin ........ 27, 36, 57, 72, 8I Burke Club 4: Hi-Y 3, 4. Sec. 4: Monogram Club 4: Science Club I: Smoking Council 4, Sec. 4: Vars- ily Foolball 3, 4, Mgr. Frances Balsley .................. IO4 Morlon High School I. Charles Barr ..................... 98 Hi-Y 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: Vars- ily Swimming 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Swimming 2. Mary Ann Barsema ........ 38, 85, II8 Arls and Cralls I, 2:-Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Girls' Club Council 4: Music Club 3, 4. Joan Barsumian ....... Terpsichore 2, 3. Barbara Basse ................ 79, 90 Brooks Club I: Girls' Camera Club 3: Science Club I: Town Meeling Club 4. George Bales ................ 85. II8 Drama Club 4: Music Club 4, Vice- Pres. 4: Newlon Club 3: Slage Crew 2: Slamip Club I. Margarel Bales ....... .......... 7 9 Alalanla 2, 3: Chemislry Club 3: Music Club 2, 3: Town Meeling Club 4. Joycelyn Bauer Arls and Cralls 2. William Bauld ......... ..... I 04 Avialion Club I. Edwin Bausch ....... . Science Club l. Myrlh Beaurline ,..,.. ........... Arls and Cralls 2: Arl Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2: Brooks Club I, 2: Drama Club 4. Delores Beck ................... Morlon High School I, 2. James Becker .......... 28. 39, 75, I29 Burke Club 4: Proieclion Slall 4: Radio Club I, 2, 3, 4, Technician 4: Junior Varsily Foolball 4. Carol Beeman ................... 70 Chemislry Club 4, Sec.: Masquer- ,aders 2: Music Club 2: Newlon Club 3: Slory Club 3. William Bell ..................... Frank Bender ............ 57, 76, Ill Senior Annual Slall 3, 4, Edilor 4: Boys' Camera Club 4: Foollighls 3: French Club 2, Treas.: Lincoln Club 4: Science Club I: Pholo Slall 4. -IBO- Howard Benson ............... 72. 73 Chemislry Club 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club I: Science Club I: Sporlsmen's Club 2, 3, 4. Helen Bergquisl ................. 56 Alalanla 2: Forum 4: Music Club 2: Slory Club 3. Elhel Bernklau ........... Arls and Cralls I. Joan Berschbach ..............,. Arls and Cralls 2: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Science Club I. Halsey Biller .................... 57 Burke Club 4: Slamp Club 2. Richard Biller ...........,...... Roberl Bily ...................... 30 Avialion Club 2: Monogram Club 4: Soccer 4. Margarel Birkell ....,..... 40, 56, IOB Alalanla I: Gavel 3, 4: Girls' Con- ference Commillee Chairman 4: Music 4: Masqueraders 2: Music Club I: Trap Reporler 3, 4. Arlhur Bishop .................., I04 Arlene Biork .................. 38, 76 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2: Girls' Camera Club 3, 4: Pres. 4: Chemislry Club 3: Girls' Club Council 4. Dorolhy Blake .................. IO4 Lalin Club 2. Phyllis Bland .................... 79 Arls and Cralls 2: Foollighls 3: Town Meeling Club 4: Zoology Club 3. Jean Blix ....................... II8 Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I: Music Club 4: Newlon Club 3: Science Club I. Linell Bock ........ 27, 57, 72, BI, I76 Hi-Y 4: Junior Council 3: Lincoln Club 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Varsily Foolball 3. 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2, Capl. 2. Roberl Bode .................... Slamp Club I. Earl Bodine ............ 57, 72, BI, 98 Burke Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: Varsily Swimming 3, 4. Eugene Boeckelman ...... 73, 74, l08 Avialion Club 2, 3, 4. Sec. 4, Pres. 4: Sporlsmen's Club 4: Trap Reporler 4. Eileen Bogard ................... Chess Club 4: Terpsichore I, 2. Cecily Boman ...,......... : ...... 55 Terpischore 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4. Claremonl Bondi ................. Jack Bone ...................... Eugene Bonin ................... Wichila Falls High School, Texas I. Theodore Borden ............. 73, IO9 Chemislry Club 4: Sporlsmen's Club 4. Gerald Bos ........,............ John Bosworlh .................. Carrick High School, Pillsburgh, Penn. I, 2, 3. Jack Bowman ...... Anlhony Bowyer ..,.. Jean Boyle ........... Zoology Club 2. Roberl Boyles .,.....,.... 28, 72, I76 I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4: Science Club I: Jun- ior Varsily Foolball 3, 4. James Boynlon ...........,...... Norma Bozzo .............,...... Arls and Cralls I. Lulu Eleanor Bradley ....,. 37, IIB, I74 Chemislry Club 3: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Lilerary Tabula Slall I: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I, Sec. I: Sludenl Council 4: Trap Refuorler 3. 4: Four Year Honor Rol. Vivian Brady .,.................. Arl Club 2: Music Club 3. Lucille Brasen ................. Theresa Brallan ................. Alalanla I. Lois Bremer ................,.. 53, 85 Alalanla 2, 3. 4: Music Club 2, 3, 4. Donald Brenner ................ IO4 Avialion Club 2, 3. Roberl Bricker ........ Jack Brink ............... . . Radio Club I. Paul Brinkman .................... 70 Chemislry Club 3, 4: Science Club I: Zoology Club 2. Ray Broughlon ................... 72 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: Trap Reporler 4: Varsily Swim- ming 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Swimming 2. Belle A. Brown ..........,....... Downers Grove High School, Wis. I, 2, 3. Belly Jane Brown ............., 38. 55 Chemislry Club 3: Science Club I: Terpsichore 3, 4, Pres. 4. Girls' Club Council 4. Emilie Brown ....,....... . .. Arls and Cralls 2. Harper Brown ..,......... ....27, 36, 37, 40, 4l, 57, 72, BI, 96 Boys' Conlerence Execulive Board 4, Presidenl 4: Burke Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3: Hi-Y , 2, 3, 4: Junior Council 3: Monogram Club 3, 4, SGCFGIGFY 4: Salely Council 3: Smoking Council 4: Sludenl Coun- cil 4, Presidenl 4: Junior Varsily Baskelball 3: Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2. Helen Brown .................... Waller Burnelle ................ Sl. Phillies High School I: Lighl- weighl Foolball 4. Louise Burno .................... Chemislry Club 3: Foollighls 3: Masqueraders 2: Radio Club 4: Salely Council 3. 4: Science Club I: Girls' Club Council 4. Marilyn Burras Senior Annual Slall 3: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Town Meeling Club 4, Vice Pres. 4: Trap Re- porler 4. ............79. IO8 Belly Burlon .................... 79 Arls and Cralls 2: Foollighls 3: Town Meeling Club 4, Sec. 4, Barbara Bulls .................. IIB Drama Club 4, Sgl.-al-arms 4: Forum 3: Safely Council 3, 4. Gladys Cahill ................... 76 Arls and Cralls 2: Girls' Camera Club 4: Zoology Club 3. Suzanne Caldwell ................ Jennings Seminary I: Arls and Cralls 2: Town Meeling Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4. Roberl Callahan ,........ ........ 9 B Monogram Club 3, 4: Varsily Swim- ming 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Swimming I. Roberl Camphausen ............. Palricia Ca navan ................ Arls and Cralls 2: Arl Club 3: Science Club 4. Elinor Cannon .................... 85 Foollighls 3: Masqueraders 2: Music Club I, 3, 4. Belly Lou Carlson ........ .... .... Arls and Cralls 3: Science Club I. George Carlson .............. 73, 74 Avialion Club 4: Science Club I: Sporlsmen's Club 4. Belly Ca rllon .................... 56 Arls and Cralls 2: Forum 3, 4: Science Club I. Sydney Carne ................ 72, 98 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3: Varsily Swimming 4: Fresh-Soph Swimming l, 2. Jeanne Carqueville ............... 79 Universily: Junior High School. Auslin Tex., I: Town Meeling Club 4: Alalanla 4: Masqueraders 2: Music Club 3, 4. Ann Carrel .......... 40, 56, Ill, I77 Senior Annual Slall 3, 4, Edilor 4: Gavel 3, 4: Girls' Conlerence Com- millee Chairman 4: Masqueraclers 2: Music Club I. June Carson ......,..,..,.....,. Drama 'Club 4: Foollighls 3: Sci- ence Club I: Zoology Club 3. Jeanne Carslens ..........,...... Terpsichore 4. Diana Carler ,..,............... II8 Arls and Cralls 2: Brooks Club I, 2, 3, 4. Sgl.-al-arms I: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3. Rulh Caryl 38, 40, 4l, 56, IIO, I33, I74 Forum 3, 4, Treas. 4: Girls' Conler- ence Carry-Over Commillee 4, Chairman 4: Girls' Club Council 3, 4: Lalin Club I: Lilerary Tabula Slall 4: Masqueraders 2, Vice-Pres. 2: Four Year Honor Roll: Scholar- ship Award, lied for lillh place. Evelyn Cassier ................... Mary Caslle ...................., 56 Gavel 3, 4: Masqueraders 2: Sci- ence Club I. Frank Casurella ................. York High School I, 2: Varsily Faolball 4: Library Aide 4. Florence Cenler .............. BS, Il8 Drama Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Fool- lighls 3: Music Club 4. Alan Cerney ............. ...... Science Club I. Barbara Chadwick ................ 70 Foollighls 3, Sgl.-al-arms 3: Zoolo- gy Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4. Barbara Chandler 38, 56. III, I74, I77 Senior Annual Slall 3, 4, Edilor 4: Alalanla, I, 2, 3. Brooks Club I, 2, 3, Pres. 3: Chemislry Club 3: Foollighls 3: Forum 4: Girls' Club Council 4: Lalin Club I: Lilerary Tabula Slall 2, 3: Masqueraders 2, Treas. 2: Science Club I: Trap Reporler 3: Four Year Honor Roll. Eugene Charpier ..........., 28, I29 Lighlweighl Foolball 4. Belly lone Chrisliansen ........., lI8 John Deere Junior High School, Moline, III. I: Arls and Cralls 2: Drama Club 4: Gavel 3: Science Club I. ol8Io Harriel Chrisliansen .............. IIB Alalanla 3: Drama Club 4: Mas- queraders 2: Science Club I. Earl Church .................... Varsily Baskelball 2: Varsily Fool- ball 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball I. Rulh Clapp .................. 79, II6 Alalanla I, 2, 4: Masqueraders 2: Lalin Club I, Sec. I: Town Meel- ing Club 4: Four Year Honor Roll: Library Aide 3, 4. Roberl Clark ................. 30, IO8 Trap Reporler 3, 4: Lighlweighl Foolball 4. Belly Clarke .... Alice Clay ..................... Norlh 'China American School, Tungchow, Hopei, N. China I, 2. Marjorie Clell .................. Jacqueline Cleveland ............. Foreman High School I: Alalanla 3. Leslie Coker .................... Jack Coleman ................. Kirsch High School I, 2. Elizabelh Collins ................ Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 3: Science Club I. Lyndon Comslock ...... Norma Corso ...... ..... Roberl' Cole .................... IO4 Dorolhy Colla ....... . .......... 70 Arls and Cralls 2, 3: Alalanla 4: Chemislry Club 4: Science Club I: Zoology Club 3. William Cox .......... ..... . . Sporlsmen's Club 3, 4. Roberl Crabbe ............ .... I 04 Science Club I. Joel Croll ..,...... Doris Cross ..................... Palricia Curran ................. Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 4: Slamp Club I. Lorna Cushing ..... Arls and Cralls 2' 3: Science Club I. ciJ5rAi5iiQ 'Club Dorolhy Dahlgren ................ Ronald Dankowski ................ Ignalius High School, Chicago, Ill. I, 2, 3: Zoology Club 3. Donald Danly ............ ........ 9 0 Chemislry Club 4: Newlon Club 4. Belly Lou Darnelle ............... Elizabelh Darrah ................. 64 Arls and Cralls 2: Arl Club 4: Science Club I. Roberl Darre .......... 36. 72. 73, IO9 Hi-Y 4: Salely Council 4: Sporls- men's Club 4. Jean Dauber .................... Arl and Cralls 2: Alalanla 4: Newlon Club 3. Paul Davey ..................... Richard Davidson ................ Priscilla Davies ...... 60, IIO, II6, I74 Arls and Cralls 2: Lalin Club I: Lilerary Tabula Slall I, 4: Mas- queraders 2: Slory Club 3. 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Helen Davis ................... . Glenbard High School I. John Davis ................. ANY BOOK IN PRINT IS AVAILABLE THROUGH 7 CannOn S BETTY LOU SCHULTZ wearing one of the New Formals From Our Glamorous Collection BOOK STORE 711 Lake Street, Oak Park Euclid 2288 Wm. Y. Gilmore 81 Sons Oak Park Ave. at Lake St. I N T H E Y E A R s T o C 3 Ollf E HIS Jvladame Pankow Will Be Pleased Always to Serve Oak Park Scholars, and Sends Her Best Wishes to Every Graduate for Future Prosperity. 1033 SOUTH BLVD. EUCLID 371 if' .1820 H' is 'rhe policy of lhis Bank +o serve deposi+ors in a dis+inc+ive, careful and courfeous manner: fo keep in mind +he individual requiremenls of each and 'I'o leave no'l'hing undone 1'ha+ will beH'er profeci' +he cusfomers' in+eres+. Those having financial ma'H'ers +o 'l'ransac+ are cordially invil'ed 'lo avail +hemselves of our facili+ies and equiplmenf 'For +he safe handling of maH'ers of fhis nafure. XNSUR 5 'lu gf 05.000 Q Hllluuu Q 2' msuunc: O dl 'enum fl ua 2' 'Sf' ,S MEMB59 ssl Ei l04N.0akParkAvg 0aKPark,Illin2is -l83- William DeBulls 25. 27. 342. 37. 72. 3I.96 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3: Junior Council 3: Monogram Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Smoking Council 3, 4, Pres. 4: Sludenl Coun- cil 4: Junior Varsily Baskelball 3: Freshman Baskelball I: Varsily Fool- ball 3, 4, Co-Caplain 4: Fresh- Soph Foolball 2. Edward DeFoe ............., 70, II8 Chemislry Club 4: Drama Club 4. Harry Deininger .....,........... Lorraine DeRycke ..., 33. 53, 55, 56 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 3, 4: Forum 3, 4: Science Club I: Terp- sichore I, 2, 3. Barbara DesMarais .......,.,.... Arls and Cralls 2: Arl Club 3. Eleanor Desmond ........ ...... I 9, 79 Weslern Hills, Ohio I, 2, 3. Eleanor DeVries ............ ..... James Dewar .... 27, 36, 72, BI, 96, II6 Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4, Secy. 2: Monogram Club 3, 4: Smoking Council 4: Sophomore Baskelball 2: Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2: Fresh-Soph Swimming I. Margarel Dicker .......,......... 55 Arls and Cralls 2, 3: Science Club I: Terpsichore 4: Zoology Club 3. Donald Diebold ..,....,......... Eleanor Diederich ............,... Marjorie Diercks ................. Arls and Cralls 2: Brooks Club I: Gavel 3: Science Club I. Norma Dixon .... . ........,..... Lalin Club I: Music Club 2. Dorolhea Dombrow ..,..,....... Music Club I, 2, 3. Elhelmae Domka ....,....... .,.. Arls and Cralls 2. Margarel Donaker .,.. 37. 38, 85, II8 Arls and Cralls 2, Treas. 2: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Girls' Club Council 4: Music Club 4: Science Club I: Sludenl Council 3, 4, Secy. 4. Roberla Donnelly .,,............ Palricia Donovan ................. 56 Chemislry Club 3: Forum 4. Daniel Doody ....,............. Fenwick High School, Oak Park, III. 2. Phyllis Doyle ............,....... Lorraine Driscoll .......,....,..,. 55 Arls and Cralls 2: Terpsichore 4. Ralph Duecker ................... Morlon High School, Cicero, III. 2, 3: Science Club I: Zoology Club 2. Hal Duello ........... .......... 9 9 Bernice Dullum .................. Howard Easl .................... Science Club I: French Club 2, Treas. 2: Library Aide 4. Jeanne Eisaman ..............,.. Chemislry Club 3: Music Club I, 2, 3, 4. Don Eisner ...,........... 76, 80, II8 Avialion Club I, 2: Boys' Camera Club 4: Chemislry Club 2: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Science Club I: Exlemp Group 4. Jeanne Eller .....,.............. 64 Arls and Cralls 3: Arl Club 4. Roberl Ellerby .........,,,.... 36, 72 Foollighls 3: Hi-Y 3, 4, Sgl.-al-arms 4: Smoking Council 4. Roberl Erickson .......... 28, 72, I29 Hi-Y 3, 4: Lighlweighl Foolball 4: Library Aide 4. Belly Esch ...................... Arl Club 2. Winilred Eser .........,....,. 60, I08 Alalanla 3, 4: Slory Club 3, 4: Trap Reporler 4. Paul Eskildsen ............. .,.. 8 2 Paul Evans ...................... Hi-Y, I, 2, 3, 4, Secy. I. Roberl Evans ................ II6, I I7 Science Club I: Sporlsmen's Club 4: Slage Crew 2, 4, co-chairman 4. Elhel Everslield .................. 56 Alalanla I, 2: Foollighls 3: Gavel 4: Science Club I. Grace Eymer ..............,.... Prescoll High School, Prescoll, Mich. I, 2, 3. Phyllis Fackler ....3B, 55, 56, IIO, I74 Alalanla I, 2, 3: Chemislry Club 3, Secy. 3: Gavel 4: Girls' Club Council 4: Lilerary Tabula Slall 4: Science Club I: Terpsichore 3, 4, Treas. 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Roberl Fairchild ................. I29 Richard Falls .................... 27 Hi-Y I, 2, Treas. I: Lilerary Tabula Slall I: Monogram Club 4: Varsily Baskelball 3, 4, Caplain 4: Sopho- more Baskelball 2, Caplain 2: Freshman Baskelball I. Jack Faulds ............... ...... 5 7 Burke Club 3, 4: Junior Council 3: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Newlon Club 3: Safely Council 3: Science Club I, Treas. I: Slage Crew 2. Bernard Ferrari ................ 30, 8I Monogram Club 4: Soccer 4. Barbara Fink . ............... 69, I74 Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I: Mas- queraders 2: Newlon Club 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Jacqueline Fisher ............... Zoology Club 2. Louise Fisher 38, 40, 4I, 56, IO7, I74, I77 Senior Annual Slall 3: Alalanla I, 2, 3,: Gavel 3, 4: Girls' Confer- ence Carry-Over Commillee 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Newlon Club 3: Science Club I: Tabula Publishing Board 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Girls' Club Council 4. Harry Ford ............,........ 30 Hi-Y I: Science Club I: Soccer 4. Nathalie Fowler ............... 38, 56 Alalanla I, 2: Forum 3, 4: Girls' Club Council 4: Masqueraders 2: Sludenl Council I. Louise Franks ..,..,.. 38, 56, IO9, III Senior Annual Slall 3, 4, Edilor 4, Alalanla I: Class Play 4: Forum 3, 4, Secy. 4: Girls' Club Show 4: Lil- erary Tabula Slall 2: Masquera- ers 2: Science Club I, Vice-Pres. I: Girls' Club Council 4. Conslance Fraser ............... Foollighls 3: Masqueraders 2: Terpsichore I: Zoology Club 3. Harold Frederickson ,... ...30, 72, BI Chemislry Club 3: Hi-Y I, 3, 4: Soccer 4. Helen Freer ..................... Alalanla 4. Emil Frel ..' ......,......... 28, I29 Tilden Technical High School I: Lighlweighl Foolball 4. -I84n Dorolhy Freyer ............ ...... 6 9 Alalanla 2: Gavel 4: Masqueraders 2: Newlon Club 4: Science Club I. Alan Froien .......... . ....... 28, I3O Hamburg, Germany I, 2: Fullerlon, Calilornia 3: Lalin Club 3: Junior Varsily Foolball 4: Golf 4. Roberl Frosl ,....,............ 28, 76 Science Club I: Zoology Club 3: Junior Varsily Foolball 4. Marjorie Fuslon .... ............. I 04 Alalanla I, 3, 4: Girls' Camera Club 4: Foollighls 3: Masquerad- ers 2: Commencemenl Speaker: Science Club I: Four Year Honor Roll. Edward Ganson ................. Newlon Club 3. Bernice Galassi .... ..........,.. Jean Galley .................... Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I: Slamp Club I. Evelyn Geiss ,.,.........,....... Urania Genlle ,............... 33, 53 Alalanla 4: Terpsichore 3. Kennelh Gerler ..75, 76, IOB, III, II7 Boys' Camera Club 3, 4: Chess Club 2: Foollighls 3: Lighls Crew 4: Radio Club 4: Sporlsmen's Club I: Slamp Club I, 2: Trap Re- porler 4. Palricia Gibson .................. Trinily High School I, 3. Earle Gilberl ,.................... 75 Lighls Crew 4: Radio Club 2, 3, 4. Shirley Glaesel .......,.......... Louise Glenn ......,............ Slory Club 4. Roberl Gnaedinger 36, 57, IO7, I74, I76 Burke Club 3, 4: Radio Club 2, 3, Treas. 2: Safely Council 3, 4: Science Club I: Tabula Publishing Board 2, 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Wallace Golbeck ..,,.......... 36, 73 Hi-Y 4: Safely Coupncil 3, 4: Sporlsmen's Club 4: Slage Crew 4: Slamp Club I, 2. Howard Goldsmilh ..57, I07, IIB, I74 Burke Club 3, 4, Secy. 4: Drama Club 4: Lilerary Tabula Slall I: Masqueraders 2: Newlon Club 3: Crilic 3: Tabula Publishing Board 3, 4, Circulalion Mgr. 4: Scholar- ship Cup-lhird place: Four Year Honor Roll. - Richard Goller .............. 28, I04 Monogram Club 4: Junior Varsily Baskelball 3. 4: Varsily Foolball 4: Junior Versily Foolball 3. Eugene Golub ...,........ ..25, 57, IO8, Ill, II8, I74, I76 Senior Annual Slafl 3, 4, Edilor 4: Class Play 4: Drama Club 4: Fool- Iighls 3: Lalin Club I, Consul I: Lincoln Club 4: Lileralry Tabula Slall I, 2: Masqueraders 2: Salely Council 2, 3, 4: Science Club I, Vice-Pres. I: Trap Reporler 4: Ex- lemp. Group 3, 4: Cheerleader 4: Four Year Honor Roll: Scholarship Award-.second place. Herrick Goodwillie .... 36. 42, 57, II7 Chemislry Club 3: Chess Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Lincoln Club 4: Radio Club I: Safely Council 3, 4: Science Club I: Slage Crew 3, 4: Tabula Publishing Board 4. 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BANK IN OAK PARK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation sh eI850 James Gormley Fenwick High School I, 2. Belly Graham Maude Graham ...,.......... 55, IO9 Siena High School, Chicago, lll. I: Arls and Cralls 2: Terpischore 4. George Granl ................ 70, 76 Avialion Club 3: Boys' Camera Club 3, 4: Chemislry Club 3, 4: Science Club I. Jean Grosser ............ 38, 69, I74 Senior Annual Siali 3: Alalanla I, 2, 3: Foollighls 3: Girls' Club Council 4: Masqueraders 2: New- fon Club 3, 4: Science Club I: Four Year Honor Roll. Rila Guilin Arls and Crafls 3: Science Club I: Slory Club 4. Richard Hagisl Chemislry Club 4: Music Club 4. Beverly Hakanson ................ 56 Alalanla 2: Gavel 3, 4: Lalin Club I : Masqueraders 2. Jeanne Hambrook Trinily High School 2, 3: Slamp Club I. Ann Hamillon ................... 70 Alalanla I, 3, 4: Chemislry Club 4: Gavel 3: Masqueraders 2: Mu- sic Club I. Marion Hanks .................. IIB Arls and Cralls 2: Drama Club 4: Foollighis 3. Raymond Hansen ............... IO4 Aviaiion Club 2, 3, 4. Rila Hansen ..................... 79 Ari' Club 3: Chess Club 3. 4: French Club 2, Pres. 2: Town Meeling Club 4. Thomas Hansen .......... 73. IO9, II6 Menasha High School I: Sporls- men's Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Trap Re- porler 4. Edward Hanson ............., 70, IIB Chemislry Club 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Siamp Club I. Marie Harmon Arls and Crafls 2. Roberl Harridge George Harris ...... 30, 36, 57, 72, 81 Burke Club 4: Class Play 4: Fool- IighI's 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Junior Coun- cil 3: Lighls Crew 2, 3: Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4: Smoking Coun- cil 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4, Caplain 4: Varsily Track 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Track 2. Loraine Harris ................... 56 Arls and Cralls 2: Gavel 3, 4. Elaine Harljgerink Arl's and Cralis I, 2, 3: Science Club I. Lorraine Harlman Adeline Harlmann Kennelh Harwood .... BO, IO7, IO8, IIB Senior Annual Slafl 3: Chemislry Club 4: Drama Club 4: Girls' Club Show 4: Tabula Publishing Board 4: Trap Reporler 4: Exiemp. Group 4. Charles Hauswald ........,.., 73, I3O Smoking Council 4. Dorofhy Hauswald Science Club I. Jessie Hawke Zoology Club 3. Dan Hawley ............. 25, IB, I3O Ari Club 2: Drama Club 4: Fool- lighis 3: Girls' Club Show 4: Sporlsmen's Club 4: Cheerleader 3, 4. Lowell Hedberg ............. 57, I76 Boys' Conference Execulive Board 4: Lincoln Club 4. Virginia Hegge Arls and Cralls 3: Laiin Club 2: Zoology Club 2. Raymond Heins Edna Heisey ................ 55, I08 Music Club 3: Science Club I: Terpsichore 3, 4, Secy. 4: Trap Re- porler 4. Harold Hellenberger ............. 74 Avialion Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4. Georgelle Hemingway Arls and Cralls I, 2: Ari Club 2. Phyllis Hemmings ................. 79 Morgan Park High School I, 2: Town Meeling Club 4. John Hemphill .............. 74, I29 Soulhwesi Hi-gh School, Kansas Ciiy, Mo. I: Avialion Club 2, 3, 4: Varsily Track 4. Fred Hendershol ...... 25, 28, 72, 73 Hi-Y 4: Spor'rsmen's Club 4: Lighl- weighl' Foolball 3, 4. Caplain 4. Marjorie Herrmann .....,..... 38, II8 Arls and Cralls 2: Drama Club 4, Secy. 4: Girls' Club Council 4: Junior Council 3: Masqueraders 2. Rulh-Marie Hickey ........ 53, 56, 69 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2, 3, 4: Forum 3, 4: Music Club I: New- 'I'on Club 3, 4 Roberl Hlavacek ...... 57, 75, I74, I77 Chemislry Club 4: Lincoln Club 3, 4: Liferary Tabula Slall I: Radio Club 3, 4, Secy. 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Andre Hobson .................. IO4 Avialion Club 3, 4. Harold Hoehn Gillespie Communily High I: York Communiiy High 2: Springfield High 3. Howard Hoeller .................. 73 Sporlsmen's Club 3, 4, Treas. 4. Palsy Hohmann .................. 60 Slory Club 4, Quarlermislress 4: French Club 2. Albion Holbrook Chess Club 2. Mariorie Holbrook .............. IIB Drama Club 4: Terpsichore 3, 4. Roberl Holmes .................. IO4 Homer Hopps ...,...,........... I76 Chemislry Club 3: Hi-Y I, 2, Treas. I: Music Club 3: Science Club I: Sporlsmen's Club I, 2, 3, Sgl.-at arms 2, Pres. 3. James Householder ..,.. 57, 70, 8I, 98 Auslin High School I, 2: Chemis- iry Club 4: Foollighls 3: Lincoln Club 4: Monogram Club 4: Varsily Swimming 3, 4. Gordon Houser ......,. 40, 57, 76, III Senior Annual Slalii 3: Boys' Con- ference Execulive Board 4: Burke Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Boys' Camera Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3: Junior Council 3: Lilerary Tabula Slaif 2: Masqueraders 2: Pholo Slalii 2, 3. 4: Science Club I: Slage Crew I. Dorolhy Hoyer ................... 79 Town Meeling Club 4. Lee Hruby ............... . ...28 -I86- Conslance HugilI..38, 42, IO8, II6, I77 Alalanla 2: Brooks Club I, 2, 3. Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3: Girls' Cam- era Club 2: Forum 3, 4: Girls' Club Council 4: Lilerary Tabula Slail 2: Science Club I: Trap Re- porler 4. Mary Hurley Masqueraders 2: Town Meeling Club 4. John Huss .................... 36, 73 Hi-Y 4: Safely Council 4: Sporls- men's Club 4. Anlhony Iani .......... 27, 29, 72, BI Hi-Y 4: Monogram Club 4: Sopho- more Baskelball 2, 3. 4, Mgr. 3, 41 Varsiiy Foolball 4: Junior Varsily Foolball 3. Jack Icling Hi-Y I, 2, Treas. I: Science Club I. Frances Ingram .... ............. ..........3B, 40, 56, IO8, II3, I76 Class Play 4: Forum 3, 4, Pres. 4: Girls' Club Council 4, Sec. 4: Girls' Conference Carry-over Commillee 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Girls' Conler- ence Commillee Chairman 3: Jun- ior Council 3: Masqueraders 2, Secy. 2: Trap Eclilor 4: Com- mencemeni Speaker 4. William Irmis .................... 72 Hi-Y 4. Dorolhy Iverson Alalanla 3. Roberla Jackman Slory Club 2, 3, 4: Lilerary Tabula Slali I. Arlhur Jackson ,............... 73, 74 Avialion Club I, 3, 4, Secy. 4. Helen Jackson .............. 56, I09 Gavel 3, 4. Virginia Jackson .... ............. I IB Arls and Cralls 2: Drama Club 4: French Club 2: Exlemporaneous Group 4, Secy. 4. Roberl Jackson ......, 28, Bl, 96, l3l Hi-Y 2: Monogram Club 3, 4: Var- sily Baseball 3: Fresh-Soph Baseball I, 2: Varsily Baskelball 4: Junior Varsily Baskelball 3: Sophomore Baskelball 2: Freshman Baskelball I: Lighlweighl Foolball 3. Franklin Jacobsen I-li-Y I. James Jacobson Hi-Y 4: Science Club I: Sporls- men's Club 3, 4. Roberl Jaeger ................... 72 Hi-Y 4: Newlon Club 3. Harry Janis ........ ........ 5 7, I74 Lincoln Club 3, 4: Sporlsmen's Club 3: Four Year Honor Roll. Eleanor Jarrell' Arls and Cralls 2. Richard Jelinek ............ 27, 72, BI Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Fresh- Soph Foolball 2: Varsily Track 3. 4: Fresh-Soph Track 2. Harold Jelly Charles Jenisla ...... 25, 72, Bl, I36 Brooks Club I: Class Play 4: Fool'- Iighis 3: Hi-Y 4: Junior Class Olli- cer, Cheerleader 3: Monogram Club 4: Senior Class Officer, Cheerleader 4: Cheerleader 3, 4. Edifh Jenkins ...... ........ 3 8, 42, 56 Senior Annual Slail 3: Gavel 3, 4, Secy. 4: Girls' Club Council 3: Masqueraders 2. i el87o On April 26, The Trapeze Slaff and lhe Tabula Publishing Board helped +0 pre- pare one weelc's edirion of Oak Leaves 'lor lhe press. 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Marion SI. oak Park, Ill. 2 This Issue of Senior Tabula a Product of Pioneer Publishing Co. 2 QIIIIIIIllIIHIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIllllHH!IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIilIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIII I vl89o James Jenkins ........ 28, 57, 72, I74 Burke Club 3, 4: Class Play 4: Hi- Y 3, 4: Lalin Club I: Salely Coun- cil 3: Science Club I, Pres. I: Four Year Honor Roll. - Louise Jenks .................... l04 Ralph Jepsen ............. 72, 8I, 98 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club 3. 4: Sporlsmen's Club 41 Swimming Varsily 3. 4. Caplain 40-4l? Swim- ming Fresh-Soph 2. Marion Jerdee Dick Job .................... 28, IO9 Science l: Safely Council 3: Jr. Varsily 3, 4. Marie Jobes ........... , ........ ll6 Music Club l, 2, 3, 4. Genevieve Johnson ............... 60 Arls Club 2: Science I: Slory 4. Marlys Johnson Zoology l. Paul Johnson ................ 57, IO8 Brooks Club 4: Slamp 2: Trap Re- porler 4. Peggy Ann Johnson Cenlral High School, Grand Rap- ids, Mich. l: Brookline High School 2, 3. Richard M. Johnson ...... 28, 72, ll8 Class Play 4: Drama Club 4: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Junior Varsily Foolball 3: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2. Jim Jolly ........................ 28 Sporlsmen's Club 3, 4: Slamp Club 4: Lighlweighl Foolball 3, 4. Hulberl Jones ............... 72, lll Camera Club 3, 4: Pholo Slall 3. 4. Doris Judson .................... ......36, 38, 53, 56, 69, lll, l74 Senior Annual Slall 3, 4, Edilor 4: Alalanla 3, 4: Foollighls 3: Forum 4: Girls' Club Council 3, 4: Lalin I: Masqueraders 2: Newlon 3,.4: Salely Council 3, 4: 4-year honor roll. David Kadish ..,.......... ..... 2 8 Sporlsmen's Club 4. Dorolhy Kadish .......... .... 6 4, l33 Arls and Cralls 2: Arl Club 4, Treas. 4: Science Club l: Zoology Club 3. Harold Kadlec Baseball, Fresh-Soph 2. Roberl Kadlec ..........,.. ,... I 76 Baseball, Fresh-Soph 2. Marlha Kain .,............... 33, 53 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 3, 4: Lalin Club l: Science Club l. Harry Kappel ................ 28, 73 Science Club l: Sporlsmen's Club 2, 3, 4. Marianne Kay .................... 64 Arl Club 3, 4, Vice Presidenl 4. Virginia Keeler Arls and Cralls Club 2: Drama Club 4: Zoology Club 3. Lillian Keenan ............... 53, IO4 Mariorie Keenan Alalanla 4: Foollighls 3. Jerome Kehl Avialion Club 2: Lalin Club I: Newlon Club l. Marion Kelly Arls and Cralls 2, 3. Palricia Kennedy ,...,............ 78 Trinily High School I: Chemislry Club 3: Chess Club 4. Rulh Kennedy ..........,..... 53, ll8 Alalanla 4: Drama Club 4: Fool- lighls 3: Masqueraders 2: Four Year Honor Roll. June Kerner Eleanor Kelcham..38, 40, 4l, ll8, I74 Alalanla l, 2: Class Play 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Girls Conler- ence Carry-Over Commillee 4, Secrelary 4: Girls' Club Council 4, Treas. 4: Junior Council 3: Mas- queraders 2: Science Club I: Four Year Honor Roll. Raymond King .................. lO4 Burke Club 4: Foollighls 4: Lalin Club I: Newlon Club 3: Junior Varsily Foolball 3, 4. Roberl F. King ..... 27, 36, 72, Bl, 96 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Lalin Club l: Monogram Club 3, 4, Sgl.-al-arms 4: Smoking Coun- cil 4: Junior Varsily Baskelball 3, 4: Soph. Baskelball 2: Fresh. Bas- kelball I: Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph. Foolball 2: Goll Team 4. Roberl L. King .....,...... 28, 57, 75 York High School I, 2: Chess Club 3: Lighls Crew 3, 4: Lincoln Club 4: Radio Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Tab- ula Publishing Board 3, 4. Harry Kingslad Gerlrucle Kircher ............ 82, ll8 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 3: Drama Club 4: Science Club I. Henry Klemke John Klemke Geraldine Knip Science Club I. Warren Knoll Frank Knoll ................. Bl, l3l Monogram Club 3, 4: Varsily Base- ball 3, 4, Caplain 4: Fresh-Soph Baseball 2. Leonard Knopf ........ 27, 57, Bl, ll8 Boy's Conference Execulive Board 3, 4: Class Play 4: Drama Club 4: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. I, Secy. 2: Lalin Club I, Pres. I: Lincoln Club 3, 4: Secy. 4: Four Year Honor Roll: Lilerary Tabula Slall I: Monogram Club 4: Science Club l: Sludenl Council I: Varsily Fool- ball 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2. George Knowles Thomas Knowles John Knox .....,...... 36, 72, 8l, l3O Hi-Y 3, 4: Newlon Club 3: Radio Club I: Salely Council 3, 4: Ten- nis I, 2, 3, 4, Caplain 4. Roberl Knuepler.,69, 70, 90, IO8, l29 Chemislry Club 4: Foolliqhls 3: Masqueraders 2: Newlon Club 4, Pres. 4: Sicence Club I: Slamp Club 2: Trap Reporler 4. Mariorie Kochale ..............,. 76 Girls' Camera Club 4. Solon Koclanes ........... ..... 9 6 Calherine Koehler Terpsichore Club 4. Leonard Kopla .............. Bl, I29 Monogram Club 4: Varsily Track 2, 3, 4, Caplain 4. David Kralll V Chess Club 3: Science Club l. Edward Kral ...................., 28 William Kramer ......... 72, ll8, l3O Drama Club 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Newlon Club 3: Goll I, 2, 3, 4, Caplain 4. Kermil Kranlz .......... 72, IO9, I29 Chemislry Club 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Mas- queraders 2: Science Club l. Roberl Krause .................. IO4 Mary Krell 0 l9O 0 John Krislulek .......... 28, I29, l77 Burke Club 4: Chess Club I: Lalin Club I: Junior Varsily Foolball 3, 4. Roberl Kroeplin ........ 30, 57, 70, BI Chemislry Club 4: Lincoln Club 4: Masqueraders 2: Monogram Club 4: Newlon Club 3: Science Club I: Soccer 4. William Kruppenbacher Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I. Glen Kruse .............. ........ 2 8 Wilbur Kruse Geraldine Kueck ................ 76 Alalanla 2, 4: Girls' Camera Club 4: Zoology Club 2. Clarence Kuklinski ................ 27 Hi-Y 2, 3. Sgl.-al-arms 3: Sopho- more Baskelball 2: Varsily, Fool- ball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball I, 2: Varsily Track 2, 3. Edward La Croix Dorolhy Landes Class Play 4: Terpichore 2: Town Meeling Club 4. Richard Lane .................... l I8 Horace Mann High School, Lake- wood, Ohio: Hiram High, Hiram, Ohio: Shaw High, Easl Cleveland, Ohio: Woosler High, Woosler, Ohio: Drama Club 4: Girls' Club Show 4. Elizabelh Langbehn .............. 76 Arls and Cralls 2, 3: Girls' Club Council 4. Valerie Langdon ................. 64 Arls and Cralls 2: Arl Club 3, 4: Science Club l. Edward Langille .............. 30, 8l Monogram Club 3, 4: Newlon Club 3: Science Club I: Junior Var- sily Baskelball 3: Freshman Bas- kelball I: Soccer 3. Mary Larkin ,......... 38, 40, 56, l36 Foollighls 3, Vice-Pres. 3: Forum 4: Girls' Club Council 3, 4, Re- corder 4: Girls' Conlerence Com- millee Chairman 4: Junior Coun- cil 3: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I Senior Class Olzlicer 4, Treas. 4. Lois Larsen ...,........... 33, 56, 80 Foollighls 3: Gavel 4: Masquerad- ers 2: Newlon Club 3, 4. Wagner Larsen .......... 30, 70, l30 Chemislry Club 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Soc- cer 3, 4: Goll 3. Bruce Larson ...... .......... 2 5, l3O Drama Club 4 Foollighls 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Masqueraders 2: Monogram Club 4: Cheerleader 4. Arlhur Lauer ........,............ 28 Junior Varsily Foolball 4: Lighl- weighl Foolball 3. Joseph Layden Lilerary Tabula Slall 4. Gene Leander ................... 28 Campion High School, Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin I, 2: Junior Var- sily Foolball 4. Douglas Leavenworlh .......... 57, 72 Burke Club 3, 4: Chemislry Club 4: Class Play 4: Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club l: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I. James Lee .............. 57, IO8, Il8 Burke Club 4: Drama Club 4: Lalin Club l: Trapeze Edilor 4: Trapeze Reporler 3. FOR QUALITY YEAR BOOK COVERS Buy or Specify K O V E R K R A F T Divixion of: GLOBE BINDING 8: EMBOSSING CO. 3249-59 VV. Harrison St. CHICAGO PHONE: Van Buren 4131 FOR YOUR CORSAGES ' MADISON FLORIST A. C. MaIow W. H. Zeeh 8:3-sz: Madison S+. Sf 9- Oak Park We Deliver Euclid 72 BLUE CAB VILLAGE FOREST 5800 I 740 SCOTT PETERSEN'S Lu nah Room Wieners Yes, you get none other at the Oak Park High Cafeteria. Served because they won in quality competition. THEY'LL TASTE JUST AS GOOD AT HOME I I9I Paul Lehman ..,........ 37, 40, 57, I74 Boys' Conference Execufive Board 4: Lincoln Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Safe- fy Council 3. 4, Acfing Pres. 47 Sfudenf Council 2, 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Richard Lewis .,........... 73, 8l, 98 Monogram Club 3, 4: Sporfsmen's Club 4: Varsify Swimming 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Swimming 2. William Lewis ............ 25, 28, II8 Class Play 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Lin- coln Club 3, 4: Science Club I: Junior Varsify Foofball 3, 4, Capf. 4. Ruih Lorraine Lilly ............ II6, IIB Afalanfa I, 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Fooflighfs 3: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I. Donald Linn ..................... I30 Sfamp Club I, 2: Tennis 3. 4. Roberl' Liska ...............,.. 72, 73 Hi-Y I, 4: Music Club 2: Science Club I: Sporfsmen's Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4. John Logan ,,..,. 57, 69, III, I74, I76 Senior Annual Sfaff 3, 4: Edifor 4: Burke Club 3, 4: Masqueraders 2: Newfon Club 3, 4: Crific 3, 4: Science Club I: Four Year Honor Roll. Kennefh Long Russell Loomis Aviafion Club 2, 3: Science Club I. James Lovell ...,............,,. I29 Newion Club 3: Radio Club I, 2: Science Club I. Marilyn Lynch ............ 33, 53, II8 Arfs and Craffs 2: Afalanfa 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Fooflighfs 3: Sci- ence Club I. Roberf Lyon ..,.,........,...... I74 Masqueraders 2: Four Year Honor Roll. Donald Mac Coul..4I, 57, 90, IO9, I74 Burke Club 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Edward Madden John Madden Mary Ellen Maifland Arfs and Craffs 2: Science Club I. Jack Malahy ..... 69, 70, I08, I3I, I77 Chemisfry Club 4: Chess Club I: Fooflighfs 3: Newfon Club 3, 4, Sgf.-af-arms 4: Trapeze Reporfer 4. Eugene Malhiof Aviafion Club I: Chemisfry Club 4: Foollighfs 3. La Verne E. Maller Emma Mannarelli ........ ....... I 04 Afalanfa 2: Music Club 3. Be++y Marks ................. 53. noe Afalanfa 4: Fooflighfs 3: Terpsichore 4: Trapeze Reporfer 4. Grace Marshall .......... 38, 56, I74 Gavel 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll: Masqueraders 2: Girls' Club Coun- cil 4. Sylvia Marl'in..38, 40, 42, 56, IOB, I74 Afalanfa I: Gavel 3, 4: Girls' Club Council 4: Girls' Conference Com- miffee Chairman 4: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Trapeze Re- porfer 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Edward Marvin Nancy Mason .................... 79 Gavel 3, 4: Lafin Club I: Liferary Tabula Sfaff I: Masqueraders 2: Town Meefing Club 4. John Mafcher Science Club I. Helen Maffern .................. II8 Arfs and Craffs 2: Afalanfa 2, 3, 4, Afalanfa Board 3, 4: Drama Club 4, Pres. 4: Fooflighfs 3: Science Club l. Hugh Maxon Chess Club 2: Science Club I: Spor'Ismen's Club 4. Elaine Maxwell ............. II3, II8 Class Play 4: Drama Club 4: Foof- Iighfs 3: Girls' Club Show 4: Mas- queraders 2: Terpsichore 4. Roberf Mazzei Lafin Club I: Science Club I: Sporfsmen's Club 3. Janef McAuIey ...............,.. 38 Forum 3, 4: Masqueraders 2: Sci- ence Club I: Girls' Club Council 4. John McCarI'hy ................. II8 Drama Club 4. David McClin+ock Hi-Y 4: Sporfsrnen's Club 3. Donald McConachie .............. 30 Monogram Club 4: Science Club I: Soccer 3, 4. Gordon McConnell James McDonough Gay McDowell Arfs and Craffs I, 2: Afalanfa 2, 4: Girls' Camera Club 4: Science Club I. Kiefh McEwan ............... Bl, I29 Chemisfry Club 3: Monogram Club 4: Science Club I: Varsify Track 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Track 2. Donald McGoorfy Chess Club I: Science Club I. Mary Mclnfosh .................. 76 Arfs and Craffs 2, Refreshmenf Chairman 2: Girls' Camera Club 4, Secy. 4: Science Club I. Charloffe McKeand ...... 33, 53, I33 Afalanfa 2, 3: Lafin Club I. Chesfer McKeen ...........,..... 70 Chemisfry Club 4: Class Play 4: Fooflighfs 3: Hi-Y 2, 3: Lafin Club I: Science Club I. Roberf E. McLean ............... 28 Radio Club 4: Junior Varsify Foof- ball 3, 4. Roberf McMann Zoology Club 3: Varsify Baskefball 4: Junior Varsify Baskefball 3. Mariorie McMasfer Arfs and Craffs 2, Sgf.-af-arms 2: Afalanfa 2: Science Club I: Sfory Club 3. Alyce McMellis ................. IOB Arfs and Craffs 2: Afalanfa 2, 3: Science Club I: Trapeze Reporfer 4. James McNuII'y ................ ...57, 90, IO7, II8, I74, I76, I78 Burke Club 3, 4, Treas. 4: Drama Club 4, Treas. 4: Lafin Club I: Liferary Tabula Sfaff, 2: Masquer- aders 2: Music Club I: Tabula Publishing Board 3, 4, Adverfising Manager 4: Scholarship Cup Win- ner 4: Four Year Honor Roll: Har- vard Club Book Prize 3: Com- mencemenf Speaker 4. Marguerife McNuIi'y Arfs and Craffs 2: Science Club I. Roberf McSweeney ............ 27, 8I Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Varsify Foofball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Foof- ball I: Varsify Track 2, 3, 4. eI92. Rifa Meinhard . ............ ..... I I8 Arfs and Craffs 2: Drama Club 4: Fooflighfs 3. Virginia Melcherf ...... 38, 56, IO3, I74 Senior Annual Sfaff 3: Gavel 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Girls' Club Show 4: Lafin Club I, Consul l: Masquer- aders 2: Music Club I: Sfudenf Council 2: Trapeze Reporfer 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll: Girls' Club Council 4. Wilburf Merle Sporfsmen's Club 3. Herberf Merriff Music Club 2, 3. Barbara Merfz ........ 38, 40, 56, I36 Arms and Craffs 2, Sgf.-af-arms 2: Fooflighfs 3: Gavel 4: Girls' Club Council 4: Girls' Conference Carry-Over Commiffee 3, 4, Cor- responding Sec. 3, 4: Junior Class Officer 3, Sec. 3: Junior Council 3: Science Club I: Senior Class Officer 4, Sec. 4. Dorofhy Mefzner Warren Meyer .............. 28, II8 Drama Club 4: Fooflighfs 3: Jun- ior Varsify Foofball 4. Ray Michaels .................... 96 Hi-Y I, 2, Pres. I: Monogram Club 3, 4: Varsify Baskefball 3, 4, Cap. 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Baskefball I, 2, Cap. I. William Mikesell ........ .... 7 0, I74 Chemisfry Club 4: Four Year Hon- or Roll. Claire Mikulik Afalanfa 4. Jeanne Mikufa Befiy Miller ....... 38, 52, 53, 64, I77 Arfs and Crafls 2: Arf Club 4: Afalanfa 2, 3, 4: Brooks Club I: Girls' Club Council 4. Doris Miller Gavel 4. Russell Miller .... Soccer 4. Ann Mifchel Gavel 4: Cenfral High School, Memphis, Tenn. I, 2, 3. Doris Monionnier ..... 38, 60, IIO, I74 Girls' Club Council 4: Lafin Club I: Liferary Tabula Sfaff 4: Mas- queraders 2: Sfory Club 3, 4, Treas. 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Audrey Mons Science Club I. Donald Moore Fooflighfs 3. Ellen Moore William L. Moore Class Play 4: Sporfsrnen's Club 4: Winona Senior High I, 2, 3. Marfha Mordue .... 38, 40, 4I, 56, I74 Afalanfa 2: Gavel 3, 4, Pres. 4: Girls' Conference Carry-Over Com- miHee 3, 4: Lafin Club I: Mas- queraders 2: Girls' Club Council 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Rufh Morehouse ............. 76, I09 Afalanfa I: Brooks Club I: His- forian I: Girls' Camera Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club I. David Morgan .....,. 57, 70, I08, I74 Chemisfry Club 4, Vice Pres. 4: Lafin Club I: Lincoln Club 2, 4: Trapeze Reporfer 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll. ..,3O, 70 When the mood calls for MUSIC our large, complete stock of VICTROLAS and recordings makes selection a simple matter. Also, the addition of KIMBALL pianos enables us to offer fine instruments of world-wide acceptance. TUNNIS BROTHERS 726 Lake Street Oak Park LLLANOR CFNFUIBLLL Ask your dealer for W E S T P H A L 'S ROOT BEER and GINGER ALE Com More-But Worth It Phones: Euclid 252, Fofoot 2337 THANK YOU For Vixiting Our Shop So Often G R E G O R Y 'S 121 NORTH MARION STREET A. Schwartz and Co., Inc. Model Cleanerg and Dyers Main Office and Works 1118-1126 North Boulevard F. Blazek, President Telephones: Village 7100fManslield 8500 1 IlIllI.IIlG'S 8900 W. Norlh Ave. Maywood Phone Foresf 3400 OModern and Correct O Choice, garden-fresh O Individualify in Design Maywood 5600-Rivofsido 6120-Berwyn 2900 'NWI' are OAK PARK, 1LL1No1s WARNER PAINT COM PANY THE HOME OF IMPERIAL WASHABLE WALLPAPERS Also DEVOE 8: RAYNOLD'S COMPLETE ART SUPPLIES Village 6460 IO36 Lake S+., Oak Park, III. oI93o THE TCLCFF STUDICJS who made the photographs in this book wish to thank The Faculty for their line co-operation: 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. TCLOFF STUDICS 1140 Lake Street 518 Davis Street Oak Park, Illinois Evanston, Illinois Euclid 1930 University 2178 rl940 Leonard Mollis .................. 30 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 4, Caplain 4. James Moyer Camera Club 3. Richard Mullord Senior Annual Slall 3: Chemislry Club 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Science Club l: Tabula Publish- ing Board 4. Harrison Munro Bellsy Murphy ........... 70. I08, II8 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2, 3: Chemislry Club 4, Treas. 4: Drama Club 4: Foo+ligh+s 3: Masquerad- ers 2: Science Club I: Trapeze Re- Reporler I. John Murphy ....,.....,. 28, 72, I29 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Newlon Club 3: Lighlweighl Foolball 4. Helen Myers Wilbur Naderholl Crane Tech. High, Chicago, Illi- nois l. Nalalie Neer .. Arls and -Cralls I, 2: Auslin High, Auslin, Illinois 3. Alberl Nelson .................. IO4 Avialion Club 2, 3. William Nelson .....,........... IO4 Science Club I: Freshman Baskel- ball I. Wendell Neuerl .,........ 36, 69, I74 Lincoln Club 4: Newlon Club 3, 4: Salely Council 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Beverly Neymark ................ II8 Drama Club 4: Slory Club 3: French Club 2. Margarel Nicholas Masqueraders 2. Palricia Nichols .................. 60 Senior Annual Slall 3: Arls and Cralls 2: Science Club I: Slory Club 3, 4. Shirley Ann Nichols Alalanla 2: Drama Club 4: Fool- lighls 3: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I. George Nikolas Rosemary Nix ..................., 60 Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Slory Club 4. Marilyn Norlon .... 33, 36, 53, 70, I74 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Brooks Club I, 2, 3, Pres. 3: Chemislry Club 4: Gavel 3: Lalin Club I: Salely Council 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Donald Nowak .............. 28, IO4 Alice Nowicki Lalin Club 2: Zoology 3. Lois O'Brien .... 38, 4l, II6, II8, I74 Alalanla I: Drama Club 4: Fool- lighls 3: Girls' Club Council 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Four Year Honor Roll. Vfaller O'Brien .... 57, 72, 8l, 96, I3l Hi-Y 4: Lincoln Club 3, 4: Sql.- al-arms 4: Monogram Club 4: Sci- ence Club I: Varsily Baseball 3, 4: Fresh-Soph. Baseball I, 2: Junior Varsily Baskelball 3. Edward O'Day ......,........... IO4 Belly Ogdon .................... 90 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2, 3: Terpsichore I, 4. Belly Oldacre ..,............ 38, II8 Arls and Cralls 2: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Girls' Club Council 4. Arlene Olson June Palmer ............. ........ 5 5 Arls and Cralls 2: Chemislry Club 4: Class Play 4: Terpsichore 4: Zoology Club 3. Gwendolyn Palmisano Arl Club 3: Music Club 3, 4: Providence High I. 2. Ann Papenlhien Bensenville, Illinois I. James Parchmann Proviso High I, 2. Helen Parker ............ .... 7 8 Arls and Cralls 2, 3. Dick Parks ....................... 30 Science Club I: Soccer 4. William Parmenler Avialion Club I, 2, 3, Sec. 2, 3. Alda Parrish ................. 56, II6 Senior Annual Slalf 3: Gavel 3, 4: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I. Susanna Parlhemer ........... 38, 60 Arls and Cralls 2: Science Club I: Slory Club 4, Sgl.-al-arms 4: Girls' Club Council. Dorolhy Palrykus Highland Park High School, Chi- cago, Illinois I, 2, 3. Margarel Pallerson .... 38, 40, 56, III Senior Annual Slall 3, 4, Edilor 4: Arls and Cralls 2: Brooks Club I: Gavel 3, 4, Treas. 4: Girls' Club Council 4: Girls' Conlerence Carry- Over Commillee 4: Lalin Club I: Music Club I: Trapeze Reporler 2. Shirley Peabody ..............., IO4 Arls and Cralls 2: Foollighls 3: Terpsichore I, 2. Mary Peake .......,.. 4l, 56, 69, l09 Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3: Girls' Camera Club 2: Forum 3, 4: Lalin I: Newlon Club 3, 4. Jeanne Pearson .............. 64, II8 Arl Club 4: Alalanla I: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Masquerad- ers 2: Science Club I: Terpsichore 3. Barbara Pendill ..............,... 60 Arls and Cralls 2: Slory Club 4. William Penney ................. I76 Doris Peoples ................... II8 Arls and Cralls 2: Class Play 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Mas- queraders 2: Norlh Fullon High, Tennessee I. Louise Percy ...............,. 36, II8 Alalanla 2: Drama Club 4: Fool- lighls 3: Masqueraders 2: Salely Council 3, 4. Bernice Perry Science Club I. Alberl Pelermann ............... IO4 Jeanne Pelerson ............. 38, II8 Arls and Cralls 2: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3, Sec. 3: Girls' Club Council 4: Junior Council 3. Richard Pelerson Hi-Y I, 2: Science Club I: Fresh- Soph Foolball 2: Lighl Weighl Foolball 3. Jean Phelps Arls and Cralls 2: Newlon Club 3. John Phelps ...... 27, 57, 72, II6, I29 Class Play 4: Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Lincoln Club 4: Newlon Club 3: Varsily Foolball 4: Junior Varsily Foolball 3: Varsily Track 4: Fresh- Soph Track 2. Elaine Pichl .................... l04 Arls and Cralls 2: Science Club I. - l95 - Norma Pierolli Flower Tech. High School, Chicago, Illinois I, 2, 3. John Pine ............ 40, 4l, 57, I36 Boys' Conlerence 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Ollicer, Pres. 3: Senior Class Ollicer, Vice-Pres. 4: Junior Council 3: Lincoln Club 3, 4. Peggy Plall ...... 38. 52, llo, II8, 174 Alalanla 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I: Lilerary Tabula Slall 4: Masqueraders 2: Four Year Honor Roll: Scholarship Award-Fourlh Place: Girls' Club Council. William Plice Radio Club I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, 4. Margarel Plill ..,................. 78 Arl Club 3: Chess Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Addison Junior High School I. Belly Pocherl ............... II8, I77 Alalanla I, 2, 4: Class Play 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Music Club 3: Science Club I. Doris Polales ..................... 78 Arls and Cralls 2, 3: Science Club li Terpsichore 4. George Polales ....,............. I33 Chess Club 2: Lalin Club I. Margarel Polerecky ........ 33, 52, 53 Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club I. Josephine Pope ............ 38, 70, II8 Chemislry Club 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Masqueraders 2: Girls' Club Council . Belle Powell Science Club I. Vivian Prague f Slory Club 3: McMain High School I: Ursuline High School I: Sl. Joseph's Academy 2. Nalalie Prazak ................... 76 Girls' Camera Club 4. Edward Prilchard ...... 30, 72, 98, IO9 Hi-Y 4: Newlon Club 4: Soccer 4: Varsily Swimming 3, 4. Dorolhy Jane Proul ...,. l08, I74, I77 Alalanla 3: Brooks Club I: Fool- lighls 3: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Trapeze Reporler 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Jacqueline Prouly ................ 79 Alalanla 4: Town Meeling Club 4: Whealon High School l, 2, 3. Marjorie Puddicombe Joan Pullum ............. 38, 69, I74 Foollighls 3, 4: Girls' Club Coun- cil 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Newlon Club 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Charles Pyne ............ 30, 57, II6 Burke Club 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Mono- gram Club 4: Soccer 4. Leonard Quelsch ........ 70, I08, II8 Chemislry Club 4: Class Play 4: Drama Club 4: Slage Crew 4: Trapeze Reporler 4. James Ralzer Adelaide Read ................ 38, 56 Arls and Cralls 2: Forum 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Girls' Club Council 4: Lalin Club I. Carol Read ..................... 55 Science Club I : Terpsichore 4, Sgl.-al-a rms I . Roberl Read ..................... 99 Music Club 4: Science Club l. Roberl Reiclel Wlfien we all had our piciures Jroolc. My Friends . . . Foolrball Fan Look whalr I 'found in my box! King Clarifies Chemisiry Who could re- fuse? l-leap big cliie-is You're kidding us! Winsome Woods' Winning Way A penny saved is a penny earned An Old Thought Bur a Modern One Noi' only is 'rhe penny earned. I+ has helped make a good cilizeng one who can sian-cl on his own feel: meer his own emergencies: one who has added +o l'he wealrh of 'rhe counlry by self denial. Faclories, roads, reservoirs for irrigalion are all buill by fhe power of saved money. Nol' so long ago il was fhoughr 'rhal' we had 'foo many facfories,-now we are building more, wi+h money borrowed from savers. The basic grow'rh and slrengfh of our coun'rry comes from i'rs savers. OAK PARK TRUST 8m SAVINGS BANK LAKE 3. MARION STS. - MEMBER E.D.l.C. The1'e'r only one way to start a Savings Account, and that'5 to put some money in S the bank. Once you get an amount on the fmt page of a bank book, you'll want to fill the book with figures. Start now. f B l 2 , 5 . !bW1,.... 4w . N rx-M' 'M -I97o William Reilly ................... 27 Hi-Y 3: Monogram Club 4: Var- sily Foolball 4: Fresh-Soph Fool- ball 2. Roland Resnick .......... 57, II3, ll8 Burke Club 4: Class Play 4: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3. Belly Rice Camera Club 3. 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Science Club I, 2: Columbus High School, Columbus, Georgia 4. George Rice ' Avialion Club 2: Junior Varsily Foolball 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2. Ann Richmond ............... 56, II6 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I: Gavel 3, 4: Science Club I. Donna Riess ...............,..,.. 56 Arls and Cralls 2: Gavel 3, 4: Science Club I. Chrisline Rile Arls and Cralls 2: Music Club I, 3, 4. Dorolhy Riller .,...... 38, 40, 60, I74 Girls' Club Council 4: Girls' Con- lerence Commillee Chairman 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2: Slory Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Trapeze Reporler 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll. John Robb Trapeze Reporler 4. Donovan Roberls ................. 57 Lincoln Club 4: Newlon Club 3: Slamp Club l, 2. Gwynnelh Roberls ......,....... II6 Janel Roberlson .....,...,........ 60 Slory Club 4: Glenbard High School I: New Trier High School 2. Marjorie Roberlson ...,.,..,..... 38 Forum 4: Girls' Club Council 4: French Club 2. Mildred Robinson ................ 79 Arls and Cralls 2: Town Meeling Club 4, Virginia Robinson ...... 33, 52, 53, 56 Alalanla 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4: Forum 3, 4: Masqueraders 2: Sci- ence Club I, Sec. I. Evelyn Robollom ..,,............. 85 Arls and Cralls 2, 3: Music Club 3, 4. Jack Roeser Avialion Club 3, 4: Amundsen High School I: Proviso High School 2, 3. James Rogers ............., II7, IIB Drama Club 4: Lighls Crew 4: Sci- ence Club I. Margarel Rogers .......,....... IIB Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3. Margarel Roney ...........,....l. 79 Arls and Cralls 2: Town Meeling Club 4: Sl. Scholaslica I. David Ross Slamp Club 3, 4, Treas. 4. James Rowbollom ............... ll8 Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3. Richard Rowe ...,,,,,,,,,,,, 72, I29 Hi-Y 4: Monogram Club 3: Newlon Club 3: Slamp Club 2: Soccer 3. Manager 2. Robin Rowland ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 57 Burke Club 4: Lalin Club I: New- lon Club 3. , Janel Royer .,............,...... 56 Gavel 3, 4: Lalin Club I: Mas- queraders 2. Thomas Rudy ............ 57, 70, I77 Burke Club 4: Chemislry Club 4: Radio Club I. Mary Ruhnke .................... 79 Class Play 4: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I: Science Club I: Town Meeling Club 4. Frances Rummelholl ........,..... 56 Forum 3, 4: Masqueraders 2: Mu- sic Club I. June Runzheimer ..,......... B5, IIB Drama Club 4: Forum 3: Music Club I, 3, 4: Plano. Illinois 2. Mariorie Rulza .............,.... 38 Arls and Cralls 2: Girls' Club Council 4. William Ruyler ...........,....... 28 Junior Varsily Foalball 4. Joseph Russ ..................... 96 Richard Ryde ,...... 42, II6, II7, lI8 Drama Club 4: Lighls Crew 4, Chairman 4: Science Club I. Vivienne Seam Arls and Cralls 2: Lalin Club I: Terpsichore 4. Lois Samuelson ............ 33, 52, 53 Alalanla 2, 3, 4, Board 4: Fool- lighls 3. Shirley Sandkam Arlhur Sanllleben Elizabelh Sargenl Cleveland Heighls High I, 2: Foollighls 3: Gavel 4. Doris Sark Masqueraders 2. Palricia Saunders ...........,...., 64 Arls and Cralls 4, Pres. 4: Drama Club 3: Lalin Club l: Terpsichore 2. Charles Sayre . ..,........,.. 27, I29 Hi-Y 2: Varsily Foolball 4: Junior Varsily Foolball 3: Fresh-Soph Faalball 2. Gordon Schauer Herberl Schaumburg Margarel Scherer ............,... 78 Science Club I: Zoology Club 2. Rulhe Schier Wesl Division High School, Chi- cago, Ill. I: Chemislry Club 3: Masqueraders 2: Terpsichore 3. Marilyn Schmid Morlon High School. Cicero, Ill. I. Clyde Schmidl ...,..,,.......... 96 James Schneider Leonard Schneller ..... 39, 40. 57, I74 Boys' Conlerence Execulive Board 4, Treas. 4: Lincoln Club 3, 4, Vice- Pres. 4: Proieclion Slall 3, 4, Co- Chairman 4: Radio Club I, 2: Fresh-Soph Baseball 2: Fresh-Soph Swimming 2: Four Year Honor Roll. Glen Schoch Freshman Baskelball 2, 3, Manager 3, 4. Jack Schoenlield .,.,.. 30, 57, 70, I74 Burke Club 3, 4: Chemislry Club 4: Lalin Club I: Monogram Club 3, 4: Lighlweighl Faalball 3, 4: Four Year Honor Roll: Scholarship Award-lied lor 5lh place. John Schram ..................,.. 73 Sporlsmen's Club 4: Slamp Club 4, Sgl.-al-arms 4: Library Aid 4. Belly Schroeder .......... 56, 69, ll6 Forum 3, 4: Masqueraders 2: New- lon Club 4, Treas. and Sec. 4. Dorolhy Schroeder Arls and Cralls 2: Gavel 3, 4: Science Club l:Girls' Club Council. ol98o Roberl Schroeder ................ lI8 Chemislry Club 4: Drama Club 4: Science Club I: Zoology Club. Shirley Schroeder ................ 70 Arls and Cralls 2: Junior Council 3: Zoology Club 4, Treas. and Sec. 4. Belly Lou Schullz ............,... 56 Gavel 3, 4, Sgl.-al-arms 4. Edylh Schullz Trinily High, River Foresl, Ill. I. Marlha Schulz .................. l04 Charles Schwabe Foollighls 3: Science Club l. Richard Schwanke ............... IO9 Radio Club 2, 3, 4, Sgl.-al-arms 4. James Schwarlz ..,. 57, 76, 83, I07, Ill Burke Club 4: Boys' Camera Club 3, 4, Sec. 4: Chemislry Club 3: Masqueraders 2: Pholo Slall 3: Tabula Publishing Board 3, 4. Ad- verlising Manager 4. Jo Anne Scoll .,.. .......... 6 O, IO9 Arls and Cralls 2: Arl Club 2, 3: Alalanla 3: Science Club I: Slory Club 2, 4, Sec. 4. William Scoll .................. .....37, 40, 4I, 57, IIB, I36, I74 Boys' Conference Execulive Board 3, 4: Class Play 4: Drama Club 4: Junior Class Olficer, Vice-Pres.: Lincoln Club 3, 4: Masqueraders 2, Sgl.-al-arms 2: Newlon Club 3, Vice-Pres. 3: Senior Class Ollicer, Pres.: Sludenl Council 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Lois Scoll ....................... 60 Arls and Cralls 2: Arl Club 3: Sci- ence Club l: Slory Club 4. Waller Seidlilz ....... 27, 72, Bl, I29 Hi-Y 3, 4: Monogram Club 4: Fool- ball Varsily 3, 4 las managerl: Track Varsily 4 las managerl. Elizabelh SeilrieCI.36, 37, 38, 40, 56, 69 Alalanla 2, 3, 4, Board 3, 4: Brooks Club I,.2, 3, Sec. 2: Forum 3, 4, Sgl.-al-arms 4: Girls' Club Council 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Girls' Conference Commillee Chairman 4: Junior Council 3: Lalin Club I, Quaeslor I: Vocalional Commillee 4: Mas- queraders 2: Newlon Club 3, 4, Treas. and Sec. 3, 4: Salely Coun- cil 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4: Sludenl Coun- cil 4. Charles Seilz .... ....,,...... 2 B, I29 Gloria Selimas Alalanla 3: Masqueraders 2: Terp- sichore 2. Roy Sellergren..2B, 36, 72, Bl, 96, l3I Hi-Y 3, 4: Monogram Club 4: Smok- ing Council 3, 4: Varsily Baseball 3: Fresh-Soph Baseball I, 2: Lighl- weighl Foolball 3, 4. John Serpico ............. 73, 76, Ill Boys' Camera Club 4: Pholo Slall 4: Sporlsmen's Club 3, 4: Zoology Club 2. Eileen Sharpe ..,.....,.........., 70 Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 4: Camera Club 4: Science Club I: Zoology Club 3. Barbara Shaw Terpsichore 3. Ellwood Shaw ..,,. ...I04 Florence Shaw Nina Shaw Terpsichore 3. Carol Shedcl .... .... 3 3, 52, 53, I33 Alalanla I, 2, 3, 4: Zoology Club 3. WHATEVER YOU HEAR AS CRISP AS TOAST IN MUSIC BUT MORE NUTRITIOUS Is Either Published by or Can Be Purchased FOR A MEAL OR SNACK rom THEYIRE MOST DELICIOUS CARL FISCHER, Inc. 306 S. 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Haig Shekeriian ................ ..40, 42, 57, 76, III, II6, II7, II8 Senior Tabula Slall 4: Boys' Con- lerence Execulive Board 4, Sec. 4: Boys' Camera Club 4, Presidenl 4: Drama Club 4: Girls' Club Show 4: Lincoln Club 4: Lilerary Tabula Slall 2: Pholo Slall 3, 4, Chairman 4: Slage Crew 3. Carol Shogren .................. II8 Arls and Cralls 2: Drama Club 4: Lalin Club I: Music Club 3, 4. Henry Sievers ...,................ 70 Chemislry Club 4: Masqueraders 2: Slamp Club I. Bernice Silveri ,.................. 90 Senior Tabula Slall 3: Masquerad- ers 2: Newlon Club 3, 4: Science Club I. Bealrice Silvey Drama Club 3: Four Year Honor Roll. Mary Jane Simmons Music Club 3: Zoology Club 2. Allred Simonini ..,,.............. 73 Avialion Club 3: Sporlsmen's Club 4. Angeline Sirimarco Marilyn Slile ...............,.... IIS Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 4: Drama Club 4. June Smilh Scoll Smilh Chemislry Club 3: Sporlsmen's Club 2,3, Donald Snyder Sporlsmen's Club 4. Wanda Snyder ................... 76 Danville, Illinois High School I, 2: Girls' Camera Club 4: Chemislry Club 3. Marilyn Selle Farragul High School, Chicago, lllinois 2. Helen Soper Arl Club 3: Music Club I: Sci- ence Club I. Ralph Souchek ............ 27, 57, 96 Burke Club 3, 4: Lalin Club I: Newlon Club 3: Sophomore Bas- kelball 2: Freshman Baskelball I: Varsily Foolball 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2: Lighlweighl Foolball 3. Nick Spelson .................... IO8 Slamp Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Presidenl 3, 4: Trap Edilor 4: Ex- change Edilor 4: Trap Reporler 3. Mary Spoors .......,............ IO4 Music Club 3. Coronel Slacy Edwin Slaslny ...............,... 30 Roberl Slech ,,.............,... I3I Proviso I: Fresh-Soph Baseball 2. Mariorie Sleele ..,.......,....... 56 AFT Club 2: Alalanla I: Forum 3, 4, secrelary 4. Richard Sleger ........ ....,, 7 6, Ill Boys' Camera Club 4: Chemislry Club 3: I-li-Y I, 2, 3: Pholo Slall 4: Science Club I. Harriel Sleinhilber Jean Slenhouse ...........,.,,... 60 Arls and Cralls 2, presidenl 2: Slory Club 3, 4, Vice Presidenl 4. Belly Slephens .................. Il8 Arls and Cralls 2: Brooks Club I, 2: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3. Edward Slewarl .... .... I 04 Auslin I, 2, 3. James Slewarl .................. IO4 Barbara Slone ................... 79 Von Sleuben High School, Chicago. lllinois: Town Meeling 4. 'George Slrauch ................. IO4 June Slrom ...................... 60 Arl Club 3: Science Club I: Slory Club 4: French Club 2, Sec. 2. Lillianbain Sluckey Arl Club 3: Science Club I. Warren Sundberg .............,. . .28 Viola Supei ,..................... 79 Provision I, 2, 3: Town Meeling Club 4. Tom Sullon ...................... 80 Fenwick I: Exlemp Group 4: Chair- man 4. Lawrence Swanson . ...... ..... . ..I29 Carolyn Swell..37, 38, 40, 4I, I74, I76 Senior Annual Slall 3: Gavel 3, 4: Girls' Club Council 3, 4, Pres. 4: Girls' Conlerence Commillee Chair- man 4: Junior Class Ollicer 3, Treas. 3: Junior Council 3: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2, Pres. 2: Sludenl Council 3 4: Commencemenl Speaker 4: Four Year Honor Roll. Richard Sword ..... 25, 72, 73, IO9, lI8 Sleinmelz High .School I: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3: Hi-Y 4: Sporlsmen's Club 3, 4, Secrelary 4: Fresh-Soph Baseball 2, Mgr. 2. Kirk Symmes .............. 28, 57, IO7 Foollighls 3, Pres. 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Junior Council 3: Lincoln Club 4: Newlon Club 3: Science Club I, Pres. I: Tabula Publishing Board 2, 3, 4. Business Mgr. 4. William Tarpy ............,.,,,,, I29 Beverly Taylor Downer's Grove High School I, 2: Chemislry Club 3: Terpsichore 4. Winilred Taylor Music Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club I. Helen Teichen Ann Templelon .... ........ 4 0, 64, III Senior Annual Slall 3, 4, Edilor 4: Arls and Cralls 2: Arl Club 4, Sec'y 4: Alalanla 3: Foollighls 3: Girls' Conlerence Commillee Chairman 4:I gcience Club I: Sludenl Coun- UI . Priscilla Terry Sand Creek, Michigan, High School I, 2, 3. Belly Thoma Alalanla I. Donald Thoma Lalin Club I. James Thon.,.V ....... 25, 27, 36, 72, 8I Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 2: Monogram Club 3, 4: Smoking Council 4: Freshman Baskelball I: Varsily Fool- ball 3, 4, Caplain 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball 2. Leonard Tidd ................... IO4 Sainl Leo High School I. Roberl Timms ................ 70, I29 Chemislry Club 4: Chess Club I, 2: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club I. Emma Tolh .................... 33, 53 Arls and Cralls 3: Alalanla 2, 3, 4: Terpsichore 2. Gordon Trask. ......,...... 57, 72, 98 Senior Annual Slall 3: Burke Club 4: Foollighls 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club I: Masqueraders 2. o200. Dolores Tucker .... .... I 09 Alalanla 4. Gerald Tucker Amundsen High School I. Jean Tucker ..................... 79 Arls and Cralls 2: Arl Club 2: Town Meeling Club 4, Pres. 4. Filmore Turner ................... 70 Chemislry Club 4: Slamp Club I. Jean Tyrrell .................... II8 Arls and Cralls 2, Sec'y. 2: Drama Club 4: Foollighls 3, Treas. 3: Sci- ence Club I. Janel Uckerman Arl Club 2: Foollighls 3. Frances Unlied Marie Vance Lalin Club 2. Gerry Van Coll .................. 79 Town Meeling Club 4: French Club 2. Roberr Van Eynde Wenlworlh Mililary Academy, Lex- inglon, Mo. 3. William Van Lopik Grand Rapids, Michigan, High School I, 2. John Van Verlloo Golf 3. Roger Vealch .....,.............. 57 Chess Club 2: Lincoln Club 4: Newlon Club 3. Charles Vickers .................. IO4 Sporlsmen's Club 2, 3: Slamp Club 2. Maxine Vignola Music Club 3, 4: Science Club I: Zoology Club 2. Waller Volkman ................ I29 Avialion Club 3. Thomas Wade ...... ...... 2 8, Bl, I29 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: Lighlweighl Foolball 3, 4: Var- sily Track 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Track I, 2. Palricia Waldron ................. 79 Drama Club 3: Masqueraders 2: Salely Council 3: Town Meeling Club 4. Blake Walker 27, 57, 72, 8l, 96, l3l, I74 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2: Lincoln Club 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: Science Club I: Sludenl Council 2: Varsily Baseball 2, 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Baseball I: Varsily Baskelball 3, 4: Sophomore Baskelball 2: Freshman Baskelball I: Varsily Foolball 2, 3. 4: Fresh-Soph Foolball I: Four Year Honor Roll. Donald Wallace ............. 8l, I29 Monogram Club 4: Varsily Track 3, 4. Belly Wallner Vernelle Walsh ........... ....... l 04 Arls and Cralls I, 2: Science Club I. William Walsh ...... 85, IIO, I76, I77 Lalin Club I: Lilerary Tabula Slall I, 4: Masqueraders 2: Music Club 4, Pres. 4. Lorraine Wallher Music Club 3. Roberl Wanderer Avialion Club I, 2. George Wanlz ..... 57, 70, 8l, 98, l30 Chemislry Club 4, Pres. 4: Lin- coln Club 3, 4: Monogram Club 4: Radio Club I, 2: Zoology Club 3: Varsily Swimming 3, 4: Fresh-Soph Swimming 2: Tennis 2. Mariorie Ward Music Club 3. BOS FUEL 81 MATERIAL CO. 6600 W. Fullerlon Ave. l lnlersecfion of Grand Ave. Coal, Coke Pl10r1eS Building Ma+erials Euclid 2l92 Fuel Oils Merrimac 2500 Y BROOKS 3 L s L for ' T A G QUALITY LAUNDRY-DRY CLEANING I E RUG CLEANING-DYEING N 8 - OUR ROUTEMEN ARE AT YOUR SERVICE 1 0 600 North Blvd., Oak Park Z 0 0 We make early pickups for those attending business 0 1899-41 Years of Ptogressi194-1 SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 From the Makers of Your Class jewelry HARCLD E. HAYWARD, Inc. THE JEWELER 111 N. MARION ST. OAK PARK, ILL Over 25 Years in Oak Park l ZOI CCNGRATULATIONS From YCUR LUNCH ROGM Q We have enioyed serving 'ro you +hese las'r 'four years your lunches and refreshmenls for your clubs. We shall look forward +o aiding +he underclass- men in l'he same pleasanl' way during 'rheir high school years. E. A. Lanning L H F I+ l I.. B, Woodruwcf Johnny and Bozo ' ' rl Zemeler Our friends from Wesfvllle 02030 AW, Sghugkgll Invasion!! Shine Shop Ru+za's Roar Beernan's Bunch Pep Meehng Beams Look who we gofll Slurp I H James Washinglon Radio Club I, 2, 3. Gordon Walhall ......,......... I29 I-li-Y l, 2: Lalin Club I: Lincoln Club 3, 4: Varsily Track 2, 4, Caplain 2. Margarel Walson Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 4: Lalin Club l. Roberl Walson Howard Wallers .,........,....,. .......36, 57, 70, III, II3, I74, I76 Senior Annual Slall 3, 4, Edilor 4: Chemislry Club 4: Chess Club I: Class Play 4: Foollighls 3: Lalin Club 3: Consul 3: Lincoln Club 3, 4, Treas. 4: French Club 2, Vice Pres. 2: Salely Council 3, 4, Chair- man 4: Sludenl Councill 3, 4: Trapeze Reporler 3: Commence- menl Speaker: Four Year Honor Roll. George Weber Sporlsmen's Club 4. Dorolhy Weedon Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla I: Chemislry Club 3: Science Club I: Slory Club 4. Alvin Wegener ........ .... ,.,, 7 3 Smoking Council 4. Barbara Wellinglon Terpsichore 3, 4: Zoology Club 2. Belly Wengierski Alalanla 4. Palricia Wenner ,................. 56 Arls and Cralls 2: Chemislry Club 3: Foollighls 3: Gavel 4: Science Club l. Marlha Werner Arls and Cralls 2. Roberl Whalan. ...,....,... Ill, IIS Boys' Camera Club 3, 4: Pholo Slall 4. Olive Vfhilaker .......... 56, IIO, I74 Forum 3, 4: Girls' Club Show 4: Lilerary Tabula Slall 4: Masquer- aders 2: Science Club l: Four Year Honor Roll. Belly Jane While ..... .... I I8 Drama Club 4. Roberl Whiling William Wiedow ..,..... ...7O Zoology Club 4. Lila Wiggen ..........,.......,.. 64 Arls and Cralls 2: Arl Club 4: Chemislry Club 3: Science Club l: Slamp Club l. Quenlin Wiker Hi-Y 4: Slamp Club I. Roberl Wilcox.. .,.......,..., 72, l3O Benson Hioh School I, 2, 3: Hi- Y 4. Rulh Wilcox Arls and Cralls 2. William Willord ........ 28, 57, 69, I74 Burke Club 3, 4: Lalin Club I: Newlon Club 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3: Llghlweighl Foolball 4: Four Year Honor Roll. June Wilson ,,.........,...... 55, ll8 Arls and Cralls 2: Drama Club 4: Terpsichore 4: Zoology Club 3, Vice Pres. 3. Rose Wilson ............ ........ I I8 Drama Club 4: French Club 2. William Wingfield Earl Winlers...28, 57, 69, 72, IO9, l29 Ea rl I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4: Lincoln Club 4: Newlon Club 3, 4: Science Club l: Junior Varsily Foolball 3, 4. Wise ,.... 30, 57, BO, BI, IO8, IO9 Lalin Club I: Lincoln Club 3, 4: Masqueraders 2: Monogram Club 3, 4: Newlon Club 3: Trapeze Re- porler 3, 4: Soccer 3, 4. Jane Woll ......,............... 69 Music Club 4: Newlon Club 4: Mepham High School, Long Island, New York I, 2, 3. Miriam Woll ...............,.... IO4 Foollighls 3: Music Club 4: Sci- ence Club I. Mary Wood ...........,........ IIB Drama Club 4. Crele Woods Alalanla 2: Foollighls 3: Masquer- aders 2: Salely Council 3, Sec. 3: Science Club l. David Woods ......... ..... 3 I, I29 Lalin Club I. Eugenia Woolverlon ,.,....... 85, ll8 Drama Club 4: Music Club 3, 4. Clark Worlhley I-li-Y l: Sporlsmen's Club I, 2. I-Iarriel Wrighl .................. IIS Drama Club 4: Terpsichore 2. Rosemary Wrighl ,..... ...42, 56, lO8 Alalanla 2: Foollighls 3: Forum 4: Masqueraders 2: Science Club I: Trapeze Reporler 3, 4. Lavonne Wruck William Wuchner. ............ 57, lO8 Burke Club 3, 4: Lilerary Tabula Slall I: Masqueraders 2: Sporls- men's Club 2: Senior Class Play 4: Exlemp Group 4: Trapeze Repor- ler 3, 4. Marion Young .. Arls and Cralls l, 2: Music Club 2, 3, 4: Science Club I. Nalhalia Young Arls and Cralls 2: Alalanla 2, 3: Foollighls 3. Le Roy Zavadil William Zellmer Doris Zimmermann ......... 33, 53, I33 Alalanla 2, 4: Brooks Club I, 2, 3: Foollighls 3. N Y CU... We wish to express our appreciation for your loyal patronage. You have acknowl- edged our bringing to you the newest style trends simultaneous with their presentation at the Eastern Colleges. New Enlarged Accommodations Will Now Provide Us With 24 Fitting Rooms BRAMSGN v205- l SENIOR Baumbach, Willis .. Berg, Roberl ..... Black, Thomas Burkhardl, Roberl .. Campbell, James . Caruso, Joseph .. Cashion, John ..... Chrisliansen, James Dennis. Harrel ..... Fager, Donald .... Hall, Kennelh .... Hardey, Donald .,.. Hauprich, William I-lippensleel, Paul Hoermann, John .. Hurler, Charles ... Hulchings, Dan .. Perlslein, Viclor .,.. BOYS I08 ......l04 ......l30 ...,27, 96 28 97 .. ..... IO4 73 ...,39, 83 73 ...I04 .. .......... I04 ..,.,,...70, 80 .,,.4l, 57, IO8 30 ...3l, IO9, I29 ..........I09 Repenning, Charles ........... 82, II6 Ruenzel, Roberl .... Sl.Aubin, Roberl de 73, 76, 93, III, Siniscalchi, Joseph ............ 28, Soderling. Bruce II8 I29 SENIOR GIRLS Childs, Edna ...... Harper, Belly Anna Hirsch, Jean ..... Holmes, Jeanne Moses, Marilyn Wells, Helen ...... JUNIOR Albrechl, Louis ...., Alguire, Roberl .... Anderson, Richard J. Anderson, Roberl' G. Andresen, Glenn Armslrong, Herberl' . Armslrong, Roberl ,. Alwood, Donald Bach, Roland .,..... 39, 4l, 57, 62, 80 Baldwin, Alan ...... Bashen, George ,,,,. Baughn, Wayne ..... Behrle, Joseph ..39, Benzuly, Harold .,.. ........I04 ....56, IO7 76 .....l04 BOYS ..57, 76, IO9, III ......27, 8l, 96 ,..27, 36, 57, I22 57, 62, IO7, Ill ,...,.29, 80, III Benzuly, Lawrence ....... ,.... 8 O. III Berger, Ralph ,.,. . Bernard, Howard ... Bernard, Jack ..., Bisson, William ,.. Bodine, Paul ... Bollz, Leonard .... Bos, Norman ....... Braucher, Frederick ., Bremer, Allyn Brislol, Merwin .... Brown, Emerald ,.. ...29, 62, 72, 76 I29 ...miie ..,..62 ...98 ,.......29 ,,...,57,8O, 176 ........,.99 ....,..39, 69, 70 I29 Brown Harry John il-22,4 I76 Bu rlon, Charles ..... Bushing. William .,., 30, 39, 72, 8I, I29 Buurma, Everell .... Carey, Kennelh .. Carlson, Herberl Carlson, Roberl' .. Case, Lewis ..... Casurella, Roberl Ciaramelli, Roberl Claypool, Blaine ...,..8l. 98, I3I ....,.39, III ...72, 90 28 .. ........ l3l Cleary, Vincenl ... Coe. Buckner ..27, 72, I3O 37, 57, 72, 96, l22 Cole, Lucius ...,.. 30, 36, 8I, III, I22 Copeland, James ..,....,...... 28, 69 Corbelrl, George . .. ,,,, H 28 Craig, Roberl' .... ,,,,, 2 8, 39 Crane, Herberl' Crawford, Harry Cudney, James . Dawson, Norman ..27, 36. Deisl, Raymond . .,.,......I3I .. .,.. 27,96,l22 57, 72, 96. I22, I3I Demir, Richard ..,. DeRosa. Joseph ... Dewees, Clarence ... Dreiilein, Roger .., Dunbar, William .. Dunnell, John Durley, Roberl Dvorak, George Dyer, Roberl .... Eberle, William ... Engle, Jerrold ... Erskine, Donald .... Erwin, Eugene .... Elllinger, Adrian .. ..fffiCi. .....28, flliiiif .....57. ....27. . 1751 Euwema, Herman ... .......... ., Evans, James ............. 78, 96, Falby, Theodore ., ...,...... Falls, John ...... 57, 72, 96, I22, Fanlozzi, Donald ....... Farlinger, Alexander Feidl, Eugene Flaherly, Roberl . .. Flaskamp, Richard ... Flohr, Howard .... , Flum, Paul ..,... Foley. Roberl .. Ford, Waller ........ Fosler, Cha rles ..,.,,.. Fox, Henry ....... ,28 Freel, John ..,...... Freema n, Waller . Frosl, Dean ....,.. Gauer, Michael ..., Gin rich James q . Ginsburg, Reuvin .. Good, Waller ...... Goodman, Allan ..... Goodman, Donald Graham, Edward Gray, Ralph ...... Graziano, Ralph ... Gregory, Warren Griesha ber, Herman Grimson, Roberl .. Grundin, Roberl Hale, Donald Hamer, Paul .... Hardy, Maurice ... Harmanlas, Peler ... I-larmel, Kennelh .... Haynes, Roberl . ,. Hedberg, David ..... Hendrix, Frank .....,. Herman, Alan ....., 30, .....,.28, 57, 75, 90, ....3I, ...28 si 36, 37, si .......76, ,..62, 69, ,..70, 80, .......27. .,.27, ,fbia 'ffffvlil 1 f 1 f 1 f QQ. 57 36, 4l. Hirsch, Fred .......... 3I, 36, 57, Holenshade, Lee Holmes, Alan .... Holchlciss, James .. I-loulihan, Jack Hubka,, Emil Ingram. Glenn .... Irland, Frederick Irvine, Waller lsbisler, Leonard Ives, Richard ...,. Johnson, Donald Johnson, Fred A. .. Johnson, James Jones, Thomas ... Kelly, Robe:-I ,,....... Kilmer, Donald ... Kimbell, Daniel .. Klem, John ..... Koblish, Arlhur ...... Kroeplin, Herberl Larson, Lawrence Lassen, Warren Lawrence, Waller .... .28, LeGros. Roberl . Leone, Louis ..... Leslie, Kennelh .... 0 206 0 62, 73, 80. ff.'.'f35,'2,Q . ...l,'.'. 2,82 ...bis 27, 3l, 8l. ..........98, ...39, 69 ... ..,. 72, 97, I Levey, Berlram .. ..... 29, 97, I3O Link, Paul .... ........... 9 7 Link, Roberl' LinquiS'l', Edwin ........ 27, 69, 72, 96 Lolgren, Philip ...........,.. 96, I3l Lombardi. Anlhony ..........,.., 28 ......30. 73, II7 Londos, Tom ....... ....., 2 7 Long, Roberl .,,,... .... 3 I, I29 Ludemann, William ...,I29 Lyon, Edward ..... .... I 29 Madigan, John .... ...... 2 8 Mampre, Edward .... .... 7 2, I29 Mancione, Milchell ...,. ..,,. , 28 Mannzelmann, James ...., .. 28 Marwood, Roberl .............. 27, 72 McCandIess, Donald ............. 28 McClellan, James ..28, 57, 72, 96, IO8 McCracken, Thomas ............, l30 McDonald, Richard .............. I3I McFarland, James . ...., 70 McGowan, George . ..,... 30 McGuire, William .... 69, I29 McNichols, George ......, 28 Miller, James .... ..,.,.... 9 8 Moberg, Oscar .... 3I, 70, I29 Moionnier, John . ...., 28, 57 Moody, Eugene ...... 57 Moore, Fred ..... .. 36 Moser, Richard .. . .,.. 28, 96 Moss, Herberl ,. .............. 99 Moulder, Roberl ..,,...,........ IO7 Mueller, James .... 27, 72, 8I, 96, l22 Mulford, Roberl' ................. 62 Naprslek, Frank ................. I07 Neely, Wayne ..,..,.,....,... 39, 8l Memerovski, Leonard ...... 69, 80, IO7 Nerad, Ollo ......, ..... 7 2, IO9 Nichols, David .... .,..... 3 I Nikolas, Frank .. ...... I29 Nolces, Edward .....,............ 28 Norris, Harvey .....,............ 30 Norlh, William .,. .,... I ...... 7 2, 96 Nussbaumer, Roberl 27, 8I. 96, I29, I3I Oberlranc, Joseph ..,.....,..... I29 Oberhelman, Harry ........ 27, 4l, 57, 72, 8l, 96, I22 Oerlel, Roberl ..., ,.,.... .... 8 O , II7 Ogdon, Donald .... ,..,....... 8 0 Ola nder, Donald .... ,...,... .... 8 O Oldfield, Charles .......... 70, 72, 99 Oliver, Bruce ......... 69, 70, 72, I29 Olson, Edward .,,.,..........,.. 28 O'Neil, Howard ... .... ...., 2 B, 72 Owen, Edward .. . ..... 60, I I7 Parmelee, Paul .... ....,,. 5 7, I25 Peacock, Roberl . . ........ ,.... 7 2 Pearce, Willard ...28, I29, I30 Pelerson, Richard ..,.... 62, IO7, IO8 Porler, Charles .,.. . ,... ..,.. , 62 Powers, Paul .... ..,.......,.. 7 2 Preble, Parker ..... ...., 2 9, I08 I29 Propsl, Rudyard . ., ......,. 70, 80 Pszolka, John ....,.. ......... 2 7 Puccelli, Raymond ... ., 78 Pucceili, Roland ,,.. .... 78 Quinlan, James .,.. .... 2 8 Quinle, Alberi .. .,.. 28 Ralslon, William ... ...,. .. 28 Randall. Edson .. .....,.,. 99 28, 69, Ray, Philip ..,... Reedy, Roberl' Reicherl, Carl Reihmer, George .. Rieger, Irwin .... 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SOPHCMORE G1 RLS Aikens, Grace . .,....... , Alexander, Nancy ..... Andersen, Lorraine .... Anderson, Dorlhy M. Anderson, Jane F. Anderson, Mary Jean Ashley, Jean ............ ifflsbf Bach, Virginia ....,... 50, 53, 61, Bacheler, Kaihryn ........ Bangs, Barbara ... Barlow, Barbara Barre'H', Nancy ,.. fffflsdf 129 66 72 72 78 72 99 74 99 72 97 '110 I29 80 131 129 130 99 129 129 129 131 61 51 109 109 I29 .80 110 76 70 98 68 I29 131 129 I29 72 97 61 111 131 129 129 110 29 98 29 131 131 97 131 130 72 28 110 98 129 131 129 29 130 109 129 50 50 109 50 50 55 76 102 50 50 65 50 FINE FCJODS Are THRIFTY FOCDS ThrnTTy people everywhere have 'Found Through long experience ThaT noThlng quuTe Talces The place of qualuTy QuallTy means dependabnlfry rn Tlavor unnTorm1Ty and wholesorneness ln The long run The beneT1clal resulTs obTalned Trom Qual1Ty Foods overshadows any savlngs In prlce Tor The exTra enloymenT exTra nourish ured by dollars and cenTs STrlclcland s ualuTy Foods while benng ualuTy Plus cosT you no more Than ordlnary Toods BUY QUALITY roR Econorvlv OAK PARK gent exTra-saTisTaeTion caInnoT b-e measi STRICKLAND'S o2ll- iaustletnait 720 LAKE STREET, OAK PARK TELEPHONE EUCLID 82 Phone Cameras and Village 9298 Photographic Supplies JACOBS 8m JENSEN LUNCHEONS-DINNERS DESIGNERS 1009 MAKERS SL FITTERS OF Custom-bilt Glassesv Special Attention to Clubs and Parties Prescription Opticians Lake Street 711 South Blvd. Euclid 714 Oak Park, Ill. ,, IGATNER-SCOTT 1555ELfI25E Uvmfwfr EUCLID 667 CICERO STORE 6031 W. Cermak Road CICERO 760 4-341 W. Madison Street COLurnbus 2660 Paints. . Enamels . . Varnishes . . Wall Paper ' Good paint protects, beautifies and adds to the value of your property. ' Thirty-live years' experience in merchandising ma- terials for home decoration enables us to offer you the best values and practical advice for their use. ' Let us help you choose the materials that will give the greatest satisfaction. Everything in Artist Materials in Our Oak Park Store -2I2o Sjruffin' Slrockirfs S+oclcing up A s+i+cl'x in Time. So I sez Jro him, X -2130 Bauld, Alice ..... Benson, Adelaine Benson, Lorraine .... Bcnynge, Muriel ... Borgmeier, Rulh Ellen Boydslon, Barbara . . Bradshaw, Vivian . . Brelclce, Geraldine ... Brell. Marion ...... Briscoe, Rose Mary Brown, Mary ....... Budinger, Jeanne ....... Bulicelc, Doris ...... Burlc, Elaine ...... 50, Burnham, Mariorie . Bullerbaugh, Lenore Byers, Belly Jane Casey, Palricia Cervenlca, Grace Child, Palsy ....... Chrisliansen, Priscilla Clancy, Belly ...... Cochran, Mary Cooley, Shirley Culhberlson, Joan Dangel, Barbara . Davis, Lola ...... DelBello, Harriel Doelle, Palricia .. Engel, Belly .,... Fiedler, Celesle ., Fischer, Barbara .. Fischer, Elaine .. Flury, Barbara .... Fosler, Barbara Fralces, Joan .... Frase, Carlann .. Gagan, Joan . ,..... Gage, Georganne .. Gale, Barbara Gallond, Barbara Gaslcill, Suzanne .. Gordon, Calherine Gormley, Ann ...... Grobe, Elizabelh Haase, Palricia Haga, Belly Lou , Hamillon, Kalherine Hansen, Marian .. Hayes, Joan .... Hedger, Louise . Hegge, Belly Heins, Eunice Hewes, Barbara .. Himebauch, Gracia . Holmes, Jean .... Holler, Shirley Hough, Belh .,.. Howe, Mary ..,. Husar, Roberla Husar,.Shirley lsbisler, Margarel .. Jacques, Barbara .... . .. Johnson, Belle ..... Johnson, Marilyn ...... 6l, Keer, Roselyn .. Kellogg, Mary ...... Kemler, Dorolhy Kennedy, Kalharine Kimbell, Mary Jane Kircholer, Jeanne ..., Knaphursl, Dorlhy .. Knoll, Joanne .... Knoph, Dorlhy Knudson, Marian Knuepler, Marillyn . Kriclc, Virginia ..,. LaLonde, Belly Lang, Palricia .. Larkin, Failh Lawrence, Evelyn 50 65 .....50, 55 23 6I 6l 6l 50 65 ....50, IO9 ......50, 65 IO8, l09, 133 ..,50 ...6l ........5O ..50,6I, 68 ........65 ...6I ...65 ....68 ....I09 ...65 ...65 ......6I ........l02 ...,,37, 6l ......65 ....6l 65 65 6I 'si' l ibi' V 109 . i 6I 65 ...65 ...65 ...65 ...65 ...65 ...68 ...66 ...85 ....9O ......8O ...65, 66 ......65 ...,6I, IO9 ......65 ....6l ......85 ....6I, IO2 ....65 ....65 ......65 ...6I, 68 ....65 ....65 68, IO9, IIO 65 ...53, 6I ......I09 ...55, 80 65 65 6I 6I 65 ...,65, IO8 65 66 78 6I 65 .....76,- 90 Lind, Evelyn Lindeman, Alice Lindsay, Deloris ... Lisio, Alice ..... Lucas, Roene .... Mahan, Caroline ,. Mann, Dorolhy .... Mansell, Lorraine ... Marsh, Marilyn .... Marlin, Barbara . Miller, Barbara .. Morrow, Mary .. Murray, Palricia . Nelsen, Margery .,, Nelson, Palricia . Neymarlc, Phylis . Nichols, Claire .... Oborne, Dorolhy . .. .....6l ....6l ..,.6I ....6l, ....6I Isl O'Brien, Marguerile , ,..6l, 68 Olson, Alice ...... O'Neil, Joan .... Overloclc, Nila .. Parson, Bonnie .. Pelerson, Philippa .. Phelan, Elhel .... Posson, Belly .... Preucel, Elaine Puddicombe, June . Quanslrum, Fay Rausch, Janel Read, Luana .. Read, Nancy .. Reid, Elaine ..... Roberls, Nancy Rose, Nancy ...,.. Rosenleld, Eslelle .. Ross, Nancy .... . Sands, Lois ........, Scharenberg, Lorraine Schroeder, Marjorie . Schuclcmell, Nancy . Schullz, Barbara .... Siler, Margarel .... Smidl, Jean ..... Smilh, Margie .. Solberg, Caroline Spelson, Goldie . Spring, Joan .. Springer, Marian Sliles, Mariorie Slinson, Joan .... Slone, Frances .. Slrening, Mary ,. Slringe, Lois .... Sullivan, Janel ..,. Sulherland, Nancy .. Thompson, Kalhleen Thomson, Eugenia Townsend, Norma .. Train, Belly Sue ., Traver, Elsie ..... Turner, Jean .... VaIDez, Mabel ...,. VanAusdall, Jane VanEynde, Evelyn .. Wahl, Marilyn ..,. . Ward, Mary Jane . Wass, Janel ..., Weiss, Marjorie . Werner, Rulh Weslgale, Rila .... Williams, Marilyn .. Williams, Mary Jo . Williams, Rulh ..... Wilmol, Marilyn Wilson, Laura ..... Wolllson, Davida .. Woods, Marie Wrighl, Barbara Zimmer, Emily ,..,.. .2l4. .......6I .,.,6l ....6l, .,,..65, 90 ....64, IO9 .,..6l ...6I, ....6I, 68. .....65 ....6I ..,.65 ....65, 68. ....53. 6I 'MASQ' 'rbi' ....6I FRESHMAN BOYS Aalbue, Donald .............. 29, 97 Allen, John ..,.. Anderson, James Anderson. Roberl Anderson, Ronald Andrews, Roberl Ascherman, Norman Ascherman, Slanlord Aulen, Allen ,...... Basso, Arlhur Bell, Bruce ...,. Belolslcy, Earl Benedicl, Alberl .. Benlsen, Marshall .. Bingham, Herman .. Blumlhal, Jack ,. Brown, Bernard .,.. Burnell, Lawrence Busch, Richard ... Carroll, John .... Chapin, Roberl ., Chrisly, Dwighl ..,.. Clem, Allred ..,..,. Clevenger, Raymond Corlman, Philip ..... 23 ,....29, 68 . ,..... 23 66 .. .... l30 ....68 ...,68 .. .... 75 28 29 ,,.76, I3O 29 23 ...,22, 66 28 23 ....28, 75 ......23, 76 29 ....23, 37, 66 29 ...,66, 80 .,23, 68, 80, IIO Cox, Millon ...,................ 68 Crossman, George ,. Crowley, William .. Curran, William Daley, William .. ,.....23, 66, 68 28 29 75 Daly, Philip ....... ..... 2 9, l3O Davidson, James ..... .....,. l 30 Dougherly, Rodney .... .... 2 3 Duello, William ..... Ebann, Carl .....,. Ellerby, William ... Fleischner, Jerry ... Flilcrall, Allen . . Ford, Slanley ... Froberg, Glenn .. Gabriel, Eugene , , Gallagher, Allred Gardiner, Charles .,, Gardner, Richard .... Gardner, William ....l3O 23 29 23 ....l30 29 74 ....lO9 29 ....29, 97 23 23 Gaulreaux, Jerry ....... .... 2 3 Ge rslen be rger, Ro berl Geyer, George ....,.. Gilmore, Leslie ...... Golden, Roberl ..... .. ..... 23 . ....... 97 .....23, 97 66 Goodwillie, Richard ..... .. 68 Graham, Billie Gene Graziano, Joseph .. Guyer, Charles .. Hamblen, Slanlon . Harper, Frederick .... Heald, James ..,..... Hedges, John ...... 66, Hedslrom, Alberl ..... Heehler, James ...,.. Hemmings, William .. Hemmingsen, Richard Henning, Arlhur Hill, John ...... .. Hiller, John .... Hollman, Norman . l-loldrege, Charles . Holman, Arlhur . Hone, Slanley .. Horn, Waller Hurd, William .. lnce, Eugene Ingersoll, Warren Jensen, George . .... 23, 68 29 ....23, 29 66 23 23, 28, 66, IIO 68, 80, IO9, ll7 ....23, 29, l3O 97 ..... 23,29 .. ..... 23 .....23 ....68, 97 .....23 ....54, 66 .....23 ....23 ....66 ....28 ....22 ....68 ....ll0 ,66 80 IO9 Johnslon, Raymond ...... , , Juckell, l-larold . ,. Juel, Roberl i...... Karlholl, Roberl .. . Keepin, William .,. Kerwin, Richard .., 22 ......68, 97 29 90 ....l09 EMM-1-LN-CEE GRDGENY - MARKET l02 W. MADISON ST. OAK PARK, ILL. Phones Euclid 547-548 FREE D-EI-LIVERY FOREST PUBLISHING GDNIPANY VILLAGE 4455 Printing of All Kinds Excellent Service Guaranteed 7233 MADISON ST. FOREST PARK fresh! So says 1VIother in the kitchen as she samples her Richelieu Quality Foods. And, now that she has them on the table, family and guests are saying, '5Summer fresh ...sun richli' Certainly, you'll agree, these are fitting adjectives for such elegant foods. If you are seeking foods that give greatest enjoyment, try IGHELIEU SPHAGUE, WARNER 8: CDNIPANY Chicago, Illinois S N O W B R O S. Authorized Dealers Since 1914 FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN-ZEPHYR Modern Equipment-Factory Trained Mechanics to Give You the Last Word in Specialized Service. ALWAYS THE BEST PLACE TO BUY A USED CAR EUCLID 1001-1027 SOUTH BLVD. AUSTIN 7100 OAK PARK 4422 Kinney, Wayne .. Krause, Harry Lee, William Liller, Harry ,... Loeber, Roberl .. Lucal, John ....... Lumlces, Maynard . MacMechan, Don . Marsden, Morris .. Marshall, Prenlice Malson, Donald .. Mallhiesen, James . Maywald, Roberl .. McNully, John .. McNully, Thomas .. Messina, Chrislopher Melcall, Roberl Mella, Donald .... Morrissey, Curlis .. Moser, James .... Munger, John Myhrum, Roberl Novalc, George .. Ogdon, Allan .. Pavlilr. Samuel ,. Pelilcan, Edward Porler, Ralph .... Polls, Willis .... Poulos. George . Prenlice, Donald .. Pringle, Frederick . Purdin, William .... Quelsch, Richard ., Radnilzer, Kennelh Randall, Richard Ranslead, Donald .. Rau, Gilberl .... Reilsnyder, David .. Renlner, Richard Rheinsmilh, John .. Rice, John .... Riller, Waller . Roberls, John ., Rogers. David .. Salelc, Jerrold ...... Sargenl, Edward Scharmer, Roberl .. Schmellerer, Ben Schulreider, Jack .. ....29. .,...29 29, 75. 28. ....29 29. ...,66, .Hes Q29 .....68 1 f 1 lair .97, 59 i v ....97. ..29, 68. ..,.28, 68. Sellergren, Roland .,...... 29, 97 Shelhamer, Kennelh . Sielall, Herberl ..,. Sigman, Waller ... Smilh, Kendric .. Sperry, Donald .... Slevens, Roberl . . . Slillman, Arlhur . Slollzner, Carl . .. Slrand, Frank ... Swanson, Fred ... Sweeney, John .... Templelon, Roberl . Thompson, Roberl . Toerber, Timolhy . . Tullrup, Roger . . Tyson, Herberl . . Uphaus, Roberl ... Walson, John ... Wilcox, Willon .. Willcie, Frank .... Willing, Charles .. Willy, Roberl ... Young, Philip ., Zuller, Alan ... Zumbroolc, Ray . . ....I09. 29, ...29, 97. 29, IO9. 68, FRESHMAN Abbale, Elaine ..... Ackerman, Barbara . Alexander, Mary Allers, Muriel ...... Anderson, Conslance Andrews. Rulh .,... Bach, Georgene .. Basso, Lorraine Baumbach, Rulh .... Bell, Marcia ..... Benson, Dorolhy Berger, Lois ..... Blood, Marjorie ,. Blum, Shirley .. Borson, Jane Boll, Mary Ellen . Brown, Pauline . Buescher, Jane Burke, Eleanore . Buurrna, Gladys Byers, Barbara ..... Callencler, Jeannelle Carrilhers, Harriel .. Case, Jacqueline .. Chandler, Palricia . Chrislians, Carol .. Claypool, Barbara Coe, Ansley ..,.... Coggeshall, Nancy . Collins, Jean ...,.. Corso, Marguerile . Cronheim, Eva ..... Curlis, Calherine .. Dahlgren, June Davis, Lurella .. Davis, Sarah Dawson, Grace DeFoe, Lillian .. DeLano, Denise .. Demir, Jean ....... Diamond, Elaine Diamond, Nancy Bell Dolan, Kalhryn ..... Dosch, Mariorie .... Easler, Elizabelh .. Eldridge, Almira Emery, Charlene Fisher, Alice .,,. Filzgerald, Jeanne Filzpalriclc, June .. Foslew, Jeanne Fredriclcson, Marian . Freyer, Shirley .,..., . Frymarlc, Joan ,..,,,. Gallagher, Nora .. Gibson, Gladys Gilford, Shirley Giullre, Dolores Goll, Belly .. Gould, Gloria . Gregory, Jean ..... Grosser, Bonnie ..,.., Guslalson, Margarel Gygax, Carol ....... Haiges, Roberla ., Hansen, Margie .. Haringlon, Palricia .. Hauclc, Audrey .... Hawlainson, Belsy .. Headley, Mary .,.. Hellenberger, Doris Henning, Marilyn .... Henninger, Janel .... Houqh, Janel ....... lverson, Emmie Lou o2l6- GlRLS ...66 ...66 ...66 ...66 .. ...IIO ...66 ,...66 ...68 ...66 .....68 .,.....66 ,...66, lO9 .....66 ..,66 ...22 ...55 ...22 .....66 ....66, 80 ......,22 ....68, IO9 ....66, IIO, I33 .....55 .....,.66 .....68, IO9 .....68 ...66 ...22 .......22 ...,66, 80 .....66 ........22 ..,..66, I33 .......54- .....66 ...22 ...85 ...66 ...66 ......66, 68, IO9 22 22 I33 ....22. 66 ....22, 66 .....66 ...68 90 .22, 55, 66, IO9 ............I09 .....I33 .......55 ....22, 66 .....22 66 ....54, 68, IO3 ...66 ,..I09 ...66 ...66 ...66 ...I33 ,.,.........IO3 68, 90, IO9. I33 55 ,........22, 66 James, Edilh . ,........ 66, 68, 80, Jensen, Dorolhea ....... Johnson, Dorolhy Anne . Johnson, Nancy ..., ..,. Johnson, Shirley -- . Jones, Mary J. ... .. Kemp, Marilyn . .... Koehler, Sheila ........, Landess, Belly Louise . . Lane, Dorolhy Lapsley, Marylou . Larlcin, Cynlhia . Lefler, Jo Anne ... Linharcll, Jane , Longley, Palricia .. Lueclc, Peggy ...... Marwood, Mary Lou , Malhewson, Pauline . Mallern, Lois ..., McCall, Virginia ., McElroy, Joann McGuire, Theo Mellers, Nancy Meredilh, Jean Meyers, Belle Ann . Meyers, Suzanne . Milligan, Virginia Neal, Josephine .. Neumeisler, Marie Nissen, Bellie .... Noel, Elizabelh O'Blasny, Shirley .., Olsen, Margarel ... Oveson, Phyllis ... . Page, Barbara .. .., Panes, Frances .., , Parlhemer, Mary ... Paulsen, Marilou . Peare, June .... Perrin, Marian .. Pellee, Annabelle Phelan, Anne Marie Prague. Evabelle . Radllce, Vivian . Reis, Palricia . . Replogle, Jean ... Rischmiller, Joyce .. Rogers, Arlylh . . . Ryde, Virginia . Sayre, Lois ,..... .,.. Schneider, Elinor ....... Scholes, Marcia . ,...37 Schulze, Marjorie .... Shalelc, Joan ....... Simanslci, Shirley Sinko, Amelia .... Smidl, Shirley .. Somer, Eleanor S+eeIe, Jean ......... Slolces, Violel ......... Sulherland, Elizabelh ,. Swell, Margery .....,. Thomson, Alice Jean Thomson, Virginia , Touche, Edilh Ullrich, Mariorie Vallenlyne, Ann .. Venable, Vera .. Voigl, Rulh ...., . Wallace, Sally Jean .. Whilalcer, Mary Lou . Williams, Virginia .. Woll, Elila Ann . Young, Ella Jane Q I '. f AA. sbf ' ibfif .feb ff.2,Q .66, 68. 11122 ....22 .jibif , 66, 68, ....68, ,..IO9, ...lO3, ....66. ..,..37, FISHING TACKLE CAMPING SUPPLIES GUNS BOATS CANOES OUTBOARD MOTORS ATHLETIC GOODS BiIlie's Dancing School f .N ALL PHASES OF THE DANCE A. NOVAK 81 CO. The Store With the Spirit of the Outdoors!! r PAR gmga 11, Q fe . V? Personally Conducted ning V' Q BATON TWIRLING . . STRUT ff- TING . FLAG WAVING SPORTING GOODS 1 By BILLIE Sc EARL CICERO 784 VILLAGE 7848 EFROLL ANY TIME 5711 W. Cermak Rd. 110 N. Marion st. J02 JACKSON BLVD- Cicero, Ill. Oak Park, Ill. EUCLID 3364 1 h Elgin, Hamilton and if Tavannes Watches, 415 1- Diamonds Rings 'ul' ff . , . ,. m f Remodellng, Repalrlng C- 8 A s INKOFER FUNERAL HOME Jeweler and Watchmaker 318-320 North Central Avenue 725 LAKE sT. EUCLID 1288 Joseph P. Kampp Chicago Medical Arts Bldg. Annex President Austin 0017 -:- Euclid 7487 Compliments 1 1 DAVIS COAL and COKE COMPANY 100 N. RIDGELAND AVE. OAK PAR K 1 '2l7- MISSION ORANGE DRINK PUTS THE SUN IN THE SHADE Laugh at the heat with an ice-cold bottle of Mission Orange Drink. A BIG bottle for only 50. FoREsT FARZIK VPRO Ducrs WE SPECIALIZE IN OIL HEAT! Plac n your fuel oil business with Arrow means freedom from worry and heating problems. In this organization you will find a spirit of helpfulness and cooperation that you will like. This is one of the reasons why Arrow Filtered Oils are heing used by your neighbors in constantly increasing numbers. AND ARROW OIL BURNERS PHONES Dist 1 I g FOREST 11 Fiiiautsr EUCLID AUSTIN PARK BERWYN PETROLEUM co. CHILAC0 43M DOMESTIC FUEL OILS INDUSTRIAL MAIN OFFICE 74I9 FRANKLIN ST., FOREST PARK, ILL. LUNDE'S WHOLESALE MEATS, INC. I2I5 N. Clark Sfreei' 2028 Wes+ Madison SI'reeI' A Chicago, IIIinois I l I I 218 Painfing Parfy Pine POHCIEFS Franks FUVJVS S+eger Squelches Caaaaaaandy, Morgan, Munro, Walsh Concerf solois+s. HOTT Dogg! o2l9- All dressed up Le+'s all join his Loolc wha? Zeiglleld missed! Correspondence School! Could The lacully have won? l-le's IIOO in The shade! Walla Swallal Five guesses on +hese Seniors Sfar Seal agenfs. Cums Jrhe Revolulrionl 0220- Amling's .....,,.. Arrow Pelroleum , .. Avenue Siaie Bank .... Billie's Dancing School. Blue Cab .........,.. Blue Parroi Tea Room .... Bos Fuel Co. .... , Boyson's .,.. Bramson . Breunig ....,. Brooks Laundry .... Cless O. Burras. . . . Cannon's Book Siore . . . PATRONIZE OUR TABULA ADVERTISERS Chicago Wesi Towns Ry. , , . Davis Coal 84 Coke Co. . Drechsler ,... . Emm-An-Cee . , . Figalrner-Scoii . . . . . Carl Fischer .4... , Foresi' Park Dairy . . . Foresi Publishing Co. , . Frederickson's Sforage . . Wm. Y. Gilmore ..,. Ginocchio Bros. . Glidden Sons . Globe Binding ,....,. Gregory's Spori Shop . , Hayward ...,..,...... lnkofer ..,.... Jackson Siorage . . . Wes+phal's Jacobs and Jensen Jahn 8: Ollier .. C. Kampp 84 Son.. Kubec Eleclric J. C. Lichi . .. Lunch Room . .. Lunde's ......,.. Madison Florisi ...... Moser Business College Novak Spori Shop . . , Oak Park Cleaners ....... , Oak Park Trusi' 81 Savin gs Ban Madam Pankow Pelersen lce Cream .,.. ScoH Pe+ersen's . . , Pioneer Publishing Co. . . Posilewail . . . . . . , Schwariz Cleaners Frilz Shoullz . , . Seymour's . Snow Bros. ..... . Spangenberg Co. .... . Sprague, Warner 8: Co S+rickland's .....,,........ Suburban TruS+ 8: Savin gs Bank Tasiee Foods ..... ...... Toloff Siudios ., Tunnis Bros. Walker Co. ,... Warner Paini Co. .. . ..., ..... . ...I93 TABULA PUBLISHING BOARD Oak Park and River Foresf Township High School THE TRAPEZE THE LITERARY TABULA THE SENIOR ANNUAL LOUISE FISHER ...,.... HOWARD GOLDSMITH JAMES McNULTY A..... JAMES SCHWARTZ A.,. KIRKLAND SYMMES .... Publishers of MANAGERS WEEKLY SEMI-ANNUALLY ANNUAL ISSUE OF TRAPEZE TABULA CIRCULATION TRAPEZE CIRCULATION .TRAPEZE ADVERTISING 'MKTABULA ADVERTISING .. BUSINESS MANAGER ELIZABETH CHANDLER RHEA CHRISTIAN MARION COMPTON CELESTE CONNOLLY JOAN COOK JEAN GALLEY ROBERT GNAEDINGER HERRICK GOODWILLIE VIRGINIA HALE KENNETH HARWOOD MEMBERS JEAN HIRSCH JANET JACOBSON ROBERT L. KING ROBERT MOULDER FRANK NAPRSTEK LEONARD NEMEROVSKI RICHARD PETERSON JOSEPHINE SIMPSON KENNETH WANDERER KATHLEEN THOMPSON MAURICE E. KING, FACULTY ADVISER INDEX TO GROUP PICTURES Annual Ediiors .. .... III Ari Club .........., .... 6 4 Ari Siaiii .,............,.. I I I Aris and Crafis CIub ..,,.., 65 A+aIanIa Award Winners .... 53 AIaIanIa Board .... .,.. 5 2 Aviaiion CIub . . , ,, U 74 BasebaII ........,.,. ..,. I 3I BaskeIbaII, Freshman . . ..., 97 BaskeIbaII, Girls' ......,,,,.. I03 BaskeIbaII, Jr. Varsiiy .....,. 96 Baske+baII, Sophomore ..,,.., 97 Baskeibafi, Varsiiy ,... Brooks CIub ........,. 54 96 Burke CIub ................ 57 Camera CIub, Boys' and Giris' 76 Chemisiry Club .,......,... 70 Chess CIub ......,..,.,.,, 78 Commencemeni Speakers I04, I76 Conferences ,...,..,..,..,. 40 Drama CIub ........,...,.. I I8 Exiemporaneous Speakers . . . 80 FooIbaII, Fresh.-Soph. ....,.. 29 FooIbaII, Jr. Varsiiy ......... 28 FooIbaII, Lighiweighi ......,. 28 FooIbaII, Varsiiy ......... FooIIighIs Club . I . Forum ....,.. Freshmen ..... ......... Gavel CIub ....,..,....... Girls' CIub Councii ..,...,.. Golf ,............. . Hi-Y .s,...,. ..., Hockey, GirIs' .. Honor ROII ... Iniramurais ..... .,.., Junior Councii .... Junior InsIiIuIe . . . Junior CIass Officers. La'rin CIub ....... Lighis Crew ....... Lincoln CIub .......,. ..,,. Liierary Tabula S+aI1I ....,... Masgueraders CIub .. Monogram CIub .... Music CIub ....., Newion CIub ,.... Pho'Io SIaT-I ,... Proieciion SIaFi , . . 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