Parker High School - Parker Pine Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1937 volume:

fjm WWWM M757 f ,,.4. ,, ,, Yr VI L Q nr 1 ,Se w . A . S 1 55.1 -f..':M dl, 'EL ,,-. 5 ,V ,h ,tg -I -H hh. nc: 1 . 1 X- :cf ' ' ' --' -fv-'+L 4 ' ,ffarrvf ' lv 1 K ,' H ul -I! , . , 1 , A 4 1 - I ji, - ' 4 ' r H 4 ll , Inf 937 'Y s L 4 . I .., .- xf.. l3Al2lilil2 DlNE fx s AMB .un m ,4 . 1 -v 4- L.. I '.u,1 . 41 ' . , v U7 I I .......... , ............-.-. , ..-.V.1.4.... .iehuA...w' 1 H .5- THE DAIQKEIQ X PARKER HIGH SCHOOL PINE or I 9 3 7 TABLE Of CONTENTS GRADUATES CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS I Wv 325 NORTH NORMAL PARKWAY IN CHICAGO FDIQEW DD XVe, the Pine Staff take great pleasure in presenting for your approval the annual of 1937. Our purpose in creating this book was twofold. First, if we have achieved our goal, the Pine will furnish outsiders with a fairly accurate idea of activities, sports, social life, and classes at Parker. Secondly, we hope it will stand as a record for the past year for students of Parker and afford a lasting symbol for the '37 graduates. Roulam' I. WHITIQ, AIR DEDICATIDN Bvnzllsa' of bis abilify fo lHlllf'l'- xfamf .YIl1lCll'llIlS zu' 1'f'f'og11i::.f' am! tlclllljfl' bis ClIllI1ffil'S of lvmfw'xlJip, friwnfxfyip nuff flISf7il'lIff0ll. XV4' l't'Sf1l'l'f'fIlHVj' Jmfizvzfc' fo Mr. R!1l7!'l'f I. Wlrifc' lr. Ibis 1957 PlIl'kf'l' Pima NlZl,LIl2 MARHQ QUINN PRINCIPAL Parker has been indeed honored to have as its 'principal for the past two semesters Miss Nellie Marie Quinn. In her we have found not only a person who embodies the ideals of the students but who commands the respect of pupils and faculty alike. To Miss Quinn was entrusted the task of presenting participation in school affairs to the students, and keeping alive the school spirit. We feel it is a great privilege to be under the supervision of so capable a di- rector and hope she may long continue her good work at Parker. ffj I fi 1 I f I Pugr 6 '- Q4 vw. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Miss Agnes O'Connell took over the post of assistant principal, February,- 1936. Due to the tremendous expansion of Parker High School in the last few years her duties have been heavy. She has, however, distinguishd herself by the good judgement and precision in her work. Miss O'Connell is not a newcomer by any means, for she has been with us for nine years distinguishing herself in the commercial and deaf oral depart- ments. To all who know her, Miss Q'Conr1ell is a genial person with a high sense of humor. This quality, plus her ability, ha smade her genuinely liked through- out the school. AGNES OlCONNEl-I. Pugv 7 11- lriedl, McMahon, Slmw, Vfigger. Iialdwin, liixlwc, Hrimslin. Slclwluim. ZiIl1I11L'f'llI.lll, Wfllgfiefd. Staley, XICNLIIIUH, Brimslin, -luis, Puller, NY'vnd1. Slmw, l..1irsl, XVuggcr. Ripley, Scum, Qmdfruy, Ilurslwrger, Mueller, l.uu, l.1'cm'y, Miller, in KYK mxnnull, llulrcllill, Stmlun, faird, Kl'.ll'l1k'Q. fwrwin, Hx Pugr X cus, Sk'Illk'NI1.l. 011. Sponsors Science Department Commercial Department Mathematics Department Social Science Department English Department Urccmpan, llilxlcr. limlvall, l'licl.1n, lNl.ll1g.ll1, Nliljtllliilll. ix, wlllilt. liixlwr-, llumn. rN.1lly, Ruilizy. Duran. Sullixnn, Nlflxflllllf, lllmnn, U'lu.1rx, Duc SIHlll1. . Kl1r.mis, Stull, livyur. Rt-Ili, larulx, xvrllllllfy, llyman. U'l7t'll, Full n liixlcr, Mackie. Holmes, Wfasscrman, O'Farrcl. Brcsnalmn, W,Ul1IWl!fIl1, Kuglnn. Dunlap, Mills, Allen, Lloyd, Strattnn, Hey, Stebbins. johnson, Turck, Robinson, Bensen. Tlmren, Helbing, Friedl. Page I0 Physical Education Department Language Department Technical Department Household Arts Department Art Department Music Department Ferguson, Carter, Mattson, Howes, Swanson, Thiem. Hippchen. Freidl, Erickson, Jacobsen, Miller, Benson, French, Krmkovcr. Rupicr, Swanstrom, Hansen, Mattson, Hawkinson Pugz' I I m Q df' . .N OUQ GLMQ METER HE PQRKER STANDS SIGWNHLS - I ' ll. - JUST PQRKERITES nh 9 CENTER PLUNGE 453 IJOHNNY CLARK 5 CfEwaNT H Toucno6 CfNi4' IEIQAIDUATES I I piwifgf CLASS OF FEBRUARY 193 7 Norman Meyers PFl'SiL1l'llf jane Hutton Vin'-Prz'si1fz'11f Ruth Graeeniek . S1'c'rr'I11ry Otis Rosboro TVl'd.YIlVt'l' cjllp 111111 Golwl Cjflllllllifffl' june Roberts, Chairman Margaret Bowlesby Pearl Carr Leola Grossman Gilbert Walter lflmer Steel Robert Ramm 1111111111111-1'1111'11f CPUIII 111iflr'1' lfthel Gustafson, Chairman liuphemia Nisbet june Vroom Sigvard Anderson Sftlgt' C:0l!Il!liffl'l' Carl Johnson, Chairman jack Iirieh Robert Lesage XVilliam Shaw james Williams 2 P111111 C!IIlIllIiffl'l' Jack Madigan, Chairman Bette Boulton Estelle Bransky Wfallaee Ottomeyer Roy Burton john Salis Tivkrf C0111 lllifffl' Lester Patinkin, Chairman Thyra Hughes Beatrice Fish james Coughlin George Nash Gordon Randall Page 14 LIllIl'bl'0lI C0111 lnilfee Virginia Moore, Chairman Margaret Christiansen Martha Dobler Ethelyn Powell Elsie Mutsehler Ring tlllll Pin Co111111iff1'i' Rita Butusov, Chairman Marguerite Welsh Norma Komer Muriel Thomson William Manstrom Keith Reiber Gif! C0111 miller' Betty Rathburn Laura Jane Detrich Leona Wagenberg Robert Alexander William Parsons PVOXVIIIII Cflll1llliffl'l' Philip Sheridan, Chairman Helen Olson Charlotte Bowman ' Louise Carson Marcus Smith Arthur Larkin Sigvard Anderson c:0lil?1H'Yl'i4II l'.l'.l,. 43 tlwls 4: .Xlllm11m'm-nwnt Cmn- mittee-. Alice Allan fTlH7lDlt'N'idI l'.l'.ll. 2, ll, -li ll..-XHX. 2, Il, -ll Owl 3, 4. Robert Alexander f:!'!H'Vll1 4ll'l'lN'SIl'Zl 2, Ii, 4: lbzmn-0 lizuul 3, 4: All- Vel'tising Blilllilgvl' Annual 4A: l'.lT.L. Il, 43 Owls Cl, 4: linml Show 2, Il, 43 Upvrvltns Il, -lg Hifi l'mnmitts-v Dorothy Andreen l'.l'.l,. 2, 3, 41 H serves CEA. Anita jenn Archer Uwls 2, 3. 42 l'.4'.l Grnrrul ..X,A. ZZ. Il, 41 Girl lie- Gmwral ,, 2, Il, 43 l'I'c-ss 3:.lm1ior lunrh tluln lu l'lll't'l' 2Aq S.l'.S,t'.0. 4.41 llnnvlu-on l'0llIIlllll1'1' -IA. ,w.,. - -1 11.43 Alice Baker Cum rm'rr'iuI ' ' ' s 2, 4. 1...-MA. JH. l',l .ll. J, .l, Hul Donald .lolm Bnldwin Cum nlrrfial Frank Bnsile Grufrul l'.t'.l,. 2, 3. Al. lfdna Bell ffllllllilfffxidl lll'l'llk'Sll'il 2, fl, -lg I-..X.,-X. 2, 3, 45 l'.l'.l4, 21 I Uwls L, -li linml Show 3. Verna Bcrgdnlwl llIlPl'k'll1lS 3, 41 l,'lll .L -ill. W'llli.1m Blewetl l',1'.l.. 2: Owls LZ. Belle Boulton G1'u1'1'ul S1'it'IIl'l' rl Show 33 G.A,A. 2, Grfzvrul Srivvfra' f7!7llllllf'fl'iHI l'.1'.l.. 2, Il. 4: ll..X..X. 2. 33 Owls 2: Student lforllm 2, 3, 4: 1llN'l'l'll2lS 2, Zig Prom Pom- mittee. Marge Bowlsby firrlrrul l41'enel1 tlulr .2, .lg l'.1'.l,, 23 Owls 2, il, 4: l'I't4SS -l, l':1g'v lilllllll' -l.'XZ l ol'lllll 2, 3, -ll Vamp zllnl Gown t'on1lnilI4-4-. Clmrlotte Bow man llmmlmlll Arfx Owls 2, 32 l'.l'.ll. 21 l'I'o1:1':nn Ponnniltvv. l.ucile Boyd l..A.A. 3, J, l'.l ,l.. .L lfstelle Bransliy crfllfflll Cforr1mrr'riul l-Enncl Show 2, Il, 4: Up:-rvllus Sl, 41 l'.K'.L. ' 4 ll X X ' 'l l l'lUll1 l' 'tru' 'Q ' Ulllllll . S.l'.S,l'.U.1 1'l1veA1'la-:ull-r 41 .-Xvmlum ilull 45 Ile-tier Girl 4. Clmrles Breen 1 ,, G1-nl-ml Hwls J, 4: l'.t .l,. ... 4: l'l'UF-Z'l'1llll t'onm1itte-1-. Grace Brokaw Gvwrul l'.L'.I.. flll, Llllj 4l..X..X, II, fl, -l. XVillimn Burquist 1 Trrlmiull l'.t'.l,, 11, fl. Kenneth Burton Srimzu' Ray Burton Commvrrial Paul Busw frl'Yll'Vtll linml ll, Il, 4: 1l1'vl1vstl':1 12, fl, 41'l'l'zu'k -4113 l'.t'.l.. 2, 24, l: Fin- Illurshaul 4: llauul Sll11W HA, Rita Butusov Cfonlul1'n'illl ll..X..X. Ll, Ill llWl4 2, fl. fllll l'.1'.l,. 2, fl, 4121 l',l',I., 'l'I'K'ilNlll'l'l' HA N 4li: S.I'.S,1',U. 4X th xixnlm of Rin uul l'in 1 mnnlillu .v... '4. 4 1 I- llln-N-llzls 22. Il. lilinbezlm Carlson n 1 -x -r -- I 4 ' x x' Umlwrlll IA .I,, ... ... Il.. 4.,.X..X. 2, 21: Hwls 4: llirl Ile-sm-l'x'Q-s Il. Page I 5 I'c.1rI Q .xrr CiI'uI'ml HwI:- I, LI, II. I, I'Ix:-1-lllixw Ilmurfl I, Iiusi- mfsw Xlznllzlgvl' I'lw-ss LX Inu nw C .nrwn CiI'm'ruI I'4 I ' ' II 1. X X ' I I 4 I all II I-'r':llu':11s 2. IILL I'zlI'IQn-I' I'r:-as Il. I: Owls ' I I'l:xl1I+11I IX 1 alum! 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I. ,X1':lpp.-Ilan 4'IuIl'1l- I I'.rQI I Robert Gcocnris Suviul St'il'llt'l' PC L Maurice Goldman Grrzrrul S4'It'll1't' Fin- lXlill'Sll1ll -MX. Ruth Grncsnick Gl'm'rul l'.1'.l,. IZ, il. Hi: Hwls 2, Il, 'l-I':Xt't'llllYt' . . . -. . .. .. -. . , , ,- ' . lm.u1l .,, 4. lu-an .,, 4l.-lu,.u- Lnlnor -ll.: 4l..X..X. 22, Il: .Xnnuaal Stuff 'LX-l:l'2l4lll1llA' .lllslilmt Sm-vw-l:l1'y Class ol' 1-'n-ln'u:1ry. IEIJET. Henry Green Kil'm'rlll I'.l'.I.. ZZ, Il: lvllvrlln-n's Vlnlv: llusvlmll LZ, -1. lftllul Gustafson Gl'm'1'ul lllzflglnlgl' 1. X X l ' ll Vulll l'l um mix ' l'l1'xir mann ol' .Xnnonm-e-nn-nl wnnmillw-. Dorothy clLllCllllS Cirrlrmll tl.,X..X. 2, ll, 4. l.v1l4-rgirl ZS, 4: Owls ZZ, 2'. 1 U' lusl-1'vm-s 2, Z1-'l'1'm-nsllrl-1' LZ: llzuul . 4 .nll Shows 2, Il. l'falw.lrLl Gricwcr C j!lIllVH!'l'l'l1ll Uwls -411. Avicv: H.1l1n IIIIIIAAJIIIIKI Arlv Il..X,,X. 2, Il. l. l.l'.l,.I1. Ill llil'l llvsx-1'X'vS Il. Viola Hams.: Grmwul Uwls II, Il. ll l'l'.l,. 2 fl1l:..X..x. Y. Il, -llii Ulwlwllils il, Brendan Hnwkinx lirln'rn1 liauliu l'l11lr. Riclurd Hayden Cirrlwrull lmllqflugr liuml Show 2, 3, W'illi.un Healy Snriul S4'il'l11':' l'.1'.I.. 2, Sl, -l: lfirv xl2ll'Sll1ll. Iidward Hcllcr Grrnwul Uwlx ZZ: llzlslwllmll Il, -ll Firm- Alznrslml IZ, 4: 1'.l',l.. Z: l.Pllt'l'llll'll.S Flull l. Incl Carol Hcrold Ul'1n'rul .Uauul Shows 2, :lg ll..X..X. 2, ZS. l: I'.l',l,. 2, 3, 4: Hpn-11-ltzns fill, HI: .Xviamlion 1'Iulv -LXQ S,l'.S.l'.U -hX. Loretta Higgins Suriul Srinlu' ' ' A. Z, Cl, -l l:..X..X.1l. il, ll liil'l lln'Sn'l'X'4'S 1.L,I .,. .., .X 1':x1xpvll.L 4'lm1'11s. lfurr1rrn'1'f'1.:1 John Himcs l'.t'.l.. 21, tl: l'11'lIl'lIlf.Z' lll. Helen Hinckley ll X X l ' 1 Arnold Hinkcm - S.l'.h.l',U, 4.X1 SXYllllllllll,L2' Mann- l'x'vsiml+ nl argl-1' 'l . lnlsn l'.l'.l.. man 4: lit' Alun: lL1'l'l' ul l Ch'1n'nl1 ., .. Gvzllwll Srirrln' lmll Maulugl-1' tlll: l,n-llvr- l.. SHI: Asst, SlllPN1'l'lllllUll nlu-1' PM-ss LX. Cil'uz'l'ul Betty Lou Holmcs l'nn1l 'I -l'U1cl IK Owls -rf lr.-1 ..l,, I rl-ss Illl. Robert Howe Tlmyrn Hughes V 1' I 0 A, ... ll'Sll'Ll 2: llanul Show 223 LZ. itll: .lunior l l'm-nn-I1 Ulnln Gl'm'rl1l Snrml Sl'h'rn'r 1 .'n1l1rl1l'rl'lul Rudolph Huilcng.1 lfixo l h1l l' X 5 :urs 1 ,, ... . -I.mc H utton lfoflrlqu Com 11ll'rl'ilfl ' 'l' VIN 2. Il, fl-S1-1'I'QH 1l.,X.A. J, l.l ,l.. J. V, Hx IIT lX' X'i4'l--l'l'x-Simlvlll luy LX. llm N. A. Floss ol' l t'lll'llJll'j'. ISHZIT, Page 1, -v Henry lsclm f:1HlIIIIl'Y44fd1 l'.4'.l,. 2. Carl -IUIIHAUII firuvral S4'i1'1n'r owl ILA: Slum- If'm-m- 2, 14. 41 l'.r'.l.. 2: f'hZlil'l1l1lll of Stngv 4'nn1mitt4-1-. Junc JUIIIISOII f:!'lll'VIlI 1l.A.A. 34, -lg l,n'Ile'l'1.:'il'l 4: IN Fvn-lv Fram- 1-:xis Sl. Gfvlvrul Robert julumm 1' 4' I 'Q Ruth Aludsun lncv K.1pl.m 1MYlN II, Ii, l'.4'.I.. 14, 42 Patrick Kvunv l',1'.l,. 2, Ii, Prnnfcx Kistlrr tlwls II. Il, -I. l,.'lUfCl1L' Klupalh 4' X X ' K .Xrru-lAl:I.l Mnry Knoll 1-..X..X. J. l'.l.l.,.1,X,-4. Norm.: Komcr H..-X..X, 2: l'.4 ,I. 2. II: uw Suriul Sl'it'7lI'l' Gwzrral ' l,4- V4-1'vlv l'l.llll'illh 3. -1. .,X,A. ZZ: Mmlmm-rlusu 4. Gvnrral Corn llll'fl'illl C f0u1n1f'Vr'iul l'1'l 'E' Hwls 12, 34, -13 -I X- Xvtrx'1l11w Ifhlitnr, Cum 1m'r'1'iuf Cum wz'm'iul I 2. -C. -l-Xu'f-- l'l'e-sula-ul ASA. IIIFTUIX I lulr 'HI' Vim- QUIT LX: Frm-m-h l'Illlu l'r.mk Kraux Twllzlivaf l'.1',I., II, 'L Krug l.mdis Ch'm'raf I'.1',I.. 2. CI, Art l,.1rkin fIl'lIl'i'dl Amluzll Stuff -LX-l'il'l'lll1llilfll Al2Ill1lLl'k'I'I l'rugr:1m f'lllllIlIiIY1'1'Q l',4'.l,. 2, 3, 4: N.V.S.1',H. -L-X. Gunnar I..1rsun Gmlrvuf Srirllrr l'.1'.I.. 2. Vfxltur l.c ' 'ml ku fum Hull' 'Vu-:nm 4: 'I'l'zu-14 'IH-:nm ' l'4'l . . . - 4l,, fll!'IlIISll'V Vlulr I -lnlm l,cun.1rd Hamm! 4. Robert l.uuis l.cs.xgv: I can 1 X Stage- 4' I: Stage- Nun Nhryurlc l.1nd.xll 0. , .4. .., Snriul Sriwflrr Gu'm'r'zll Sr'i4'llr'1' . I. l.4 .I.. .IJ Uwls 32, Snriul Sfirrln' l'.1 .l., J, 1.111 ll.-svrw-s 21 Hwls ZS, -lg Ulwr- Q-I1zL .HL Alnck Lyum Grmvul Uwls SHI: 'l'r:u'k Tvnm 2. Ii, -1: I.vttvrnwn's Vlllln I1 llwlkm-lnvn l'lllIn 'I -lack M.1digan Gwrvlull l'.l'.l,. J. J, 1, Ulwelulhl 4li' 1'l'ww l'l'lV -LX, lllrlllilhlll SPIIUII' I'rom l'1llIlllli1lk'1' Vrnrlccx Malmuncy Cum 1m'r1'i.1l l'.1'.l.. J, J, 1' ll X X ' Uwls CEA, -IA. W'ilIi.1n1 lfdmund Manstrum li1'r11'rulSz'i1'r1m' Hwls 2, IL -13 Rim: :xml Pin 1'H!Hl1liIlQ'0' ' I l'.4',l,. Z., f. Rav Marlin I'.l'.l1. If, Z' Pugr IX CuH11l1n'r'1'nlf Florence McCabe 4: x x 'I 's 'A ' ' Lorraine McCabe Cum nlvrriul -llw, lil .L. JA. Genrral G.A.A. 2, Ili 1'.K'.lr. 2, 3g IA- Ci-Vclv Frzln- caiise 4. Alice Mcllanalds Uwls 2. Martin McMahon Norman Meyers cT1HllNlt'Yl'idl Suriul Srivrln' Senior Class l'rs-simlviit, Fl-lu'n:u'y, 1937: 'IR llll 'S 4 Let Firm- lNInrshnI: Swimming ternn-n's Ulnlu. Bill Miller in-clwstrzi ZZ, CS: l'.4'.l,,1!. Rutli Mitchell Owls 2121 l'.1'.I.. 215. Virginia Moore, l'.l'.l1, 2, 3. -li ll.A.A. 2. 2, Il, 4: lm Fr-rule lfrzlm-1 of lrunuln-on 4'oininilln-n- lfva Munroe llnnil 2. 223 Urvln-slrn 25 4l!g liilllll Show. john Murphy 1,4 .ll. J. - ' . v Gavzrrul Co11urn'r1'ial Suriul S4'i1'm'z' Dpi-rvltns 3. 4: mis :Ig Clmirxnzm clUlI1llll'Hiill1 ' ' ' ll,A.A. liz'm'rul lluml Il. 3. 41 Uwliostiui 2, Il, -lg flllll :ind Gown lllllllllllllvvl I'.l'.I,, 2, 35, 4. llolu Murphy l'.l .l.. .Z, .,. 4. llnw- Murs .lennne Murray 1-,.X,.X. J, 3, 4. 1.4 .Ir. J, J, -I lflsie M utsclrler Gr'n1'rul hail 2, 3, 4. Gwnvul 2 Mmlnn-flllszi 4. ffom mvrrial I',4 .l,, 3, 3, 4, l4llllt'llQ'Illl l'onnnitlw-3 Owls ' 1 X X I Tlielnm Nadler f:UllINIl'Yliidl l'.l'.l,. 2. 412: ll..-MA. ill Owls -l.-X. George Nglslx Gvrwrul lmothznll 2, 34, 4-m'o-Unptnin: l.i-tn-rmon's 1'liili-Tri-nsui'e-1' 4A: 'l'ic'km-L l'0lllllllllE'0Q I'1'l 'l 'l 4' l'oun4'il 44 ..r.....,, , Dena Nekas CIi'm'ml Lalllxlflltlgl' l'l'l '7 'Z l' ll X X 'l 4' Owl 4' Le .... . S . l'm'vlo l r:un':nis 2, 3, 4. lilennor Nelson Gi'rn'ral Xuivnre l'.4'.l4.I Uwls: ll.A.A. lfupliemizl Nisber fT1llllllH'YliilI1 Owls 2, Il, -l-lC'xw'llliYQ- ll02ll'1l 41 Girl liosm-rvvs 3-'l'x'vzislxl'e-1' 25.41 l'1'l 4 ll -K A ..4....,.,,. 25 4xllllHllll1'i'lllk'llL wnnlnitln-v. Clmrles Olson Helen Olson fl X X 'l ll 1'.l'.l,. 2 .g.1. -,.,- l'Ullllllltl0t'. W'nllace Ottonwyer . . . 1 - Cfumm1'n'ial Ilrlllxvflollf Ari.: Zi, 43 l'i-ugrznn Grurrul Sriwrlzr nnnnn ' Pootlinll ll. 4 to-1 nptnin: Sw' ' II L, Zi: 'IR-nnig Il. 4: lmttvr'1xwn's Flnh 2, 3, 4: Prom lonnnitln-v. l'.1.l,. J, J. 4, Uwls 3, -4. W'illinm Parsons Com mrrcial lfirn- lNl2ll'Nll1ll ZZ. Lester Patinkin f:l'ilI'Tlll PllPt'l'lt'1ltlt'l'2, Ii, 4: Owls 4: llnsini-ss Mun- ilflffl' of Annual, 15037: Lv Ur-1-1-Iv Fraun- i..,...1....,.,, H haw: ' lux 'l 41'1l P I4 lfnn lxh1l4, l'l12ll'!'lN2lll of Tim-ki-t Wnninittc-vp lmtlvr- invn s 4 lull. Dorothy Petersen G1-mfml flI'l'llQ'SlI'ZL 2, Zi: l'.l'.l,. 2, fig ll.A,A. 2: lmnd Shun' 2. Page 19 Laurcncc Pctcrmn Smfml Srivllu' rv: 'z 1 litluclyn Powell Surial S1'it'l14'4' fx XA ' 5 +l l'l'l 'l 4 Ilif QU' .1.....-,', ..A.-. im: 2, 311 lluml Slww: Upv I 9,1- rm-llil. Iidimlm Pricc Gwwrul Sc'il'lll'L' I'1'I ' H X X 'l 'E 1' IH-b'1tingFlulw -47X ,.,,-. l..xVcrnc Rautv l'1'll IV 41 X X ll, Robert lx Rnmm Ura-lm:-sIl':1 2. Il. 41 lf'- la Il! l1 1 luln 4 Flulu 4' Nlwarn- l4'urvn- 'S l Uxxl ..,.,,-,L -, fiUllIllIl'I'L'i1lI Gullvrrll - I ll0lkPlllZH , g 'S 3, 4: Studf-nl. lfurum ZZ, -HI, Mzlth Fluln -LX. Ciurdun R.1nd.1ll ff4'V1l'l'4ll l'lum, I-lxlitnr ut' ,xllllllilll Firv Bl1lI'NllHl -I2 Owls: I'.4'.l.. 231 'I'i1'k4-I l'1bllllIlllll'0 fm' Hrauluzltilnl. liclty Rntllburn Crrzlllzllwrilll tml I SX 1 1. X X 1' l'llllIllll.ll nt' 's225,3.,-5 z': Hifi. Uulxnllmittm-. Mnrilvn liucord fT07llHl1'I'!'iJl 'l',4',l, ::, -4g 1:.,x..x. 2. , Kcillm Rcilwr ciL'lIA'I'4.ll Owls Eli: l'.1'.ll, 2: Ring' :mul Vin Pum- millm-4-. june Rubens fIl'!lL'l'tll l'1'l, 'l' ll X X 'l' UD Iklll xl , v'- :Q Urs Z., 25, 1: Studs-nl I4'm'um 2, 34: Avtivitie-S lfhlitnr ut' l'lll4'1 1'lmiVm:m ul' Pup mul Gown cwvmmille-1-. -lnclc Rubilcttu lfugcnc Rucln: Flnrunuc Ruplcc 1'c' 1 -l ..1.... Gt'lll'l'4Il Curl11m'rr'iul Cum mv rriul Otis Rnsburu Grrlurul l'.1'.l,. Ii. -li Fin- Mawslull II. Il, 4: Ulzlss 'lll'4'HSlll'!'lA, Ife-In'uzu'y, 103273 S.l'.S.4'.U. 4A. -lean Rmcnblum G4-yluml Hrvlu-strn 22, 31. -ll 4'l..X..X, 2: llillltl Slmws: flIN'l'1'll1l. lfluruncc Ruth Cumulz'r1'iuI l'.f'.l4. Il, -ll ll..X..X. I5 Margnrcr Ruuxmn Gl'm'rul Sf'if'm'v l'.l'.l.. Il. ll ll,.X..X. fl, 4, 'l'lv-ndurc Rugs CTOIlIIll!'l'l'i1ll l'.1'.l.. Sill: Swimming' 'l't'Qll11 IEA. Illlllll Smlis G4'Il1'l'll, Se-ninl' l'l'UllI I'ummiltv1-1 l'l'.Il. 2, 3. llcttc Sclmwarw Colllllzvrriul l'.l'.l.. 2, 25, ll: 11..X..X, 2, fig tml 212, Rmcxmlry Scl1w.1rl7 . . . , . Com rrlmviul l'.l .ll, J. J, -l. 4:,.X..X. I, 2, Il: UWlH 2. Vivicnnc Sclmwnrlv Colllzllrrriul l'.1'.ll. 2. fl: 1l..X,,X, 2. Ili llilllll Sllnvk' 22 curls fl, 4: IA- t'n-1-1-lv l l'2llII'2llS 23 Plnss l'l:ly 412. W'lllizlI'l1 Slmw Grmfrgl l'l1il Sl1v:rid.1n Gmzrrul Srivun' . - - PJ .L. J, A, 4, Pm- Mznrslml .L 4: than'- mzln nt' I'rug'l':1m f'Hllllllllll'0I S.l'.S.l',0. 4A, Pugc' 2 0 Helen Sliortell cf!Hllllll'I'l'flIl 1'.L'.lr. 4. Helen Siegmund Crnlllzlwriul G.A.A. 2, 4: l'.K'.l.. 2, 43 Opt-retlzr Illl. Marcus Smitli Gclwrul Srivrlu' Swinnnini: 'l'e-um: I.4-lternmn: l'l'llf,fl'2llll l'Ulllllllllt'VQ Imlli-l'1m-11's Vlnlm: Assembly 4A. Warrcii Spence Cf11mnn'n'iul l'.l'.l.. 2, Il, 4: 'l'0lllllS Cl, 4: lvlllllllilll 41 l.elte1'nien's L'lmili-S+-1-rn-tary ll: Owls 4: Fire Al2ll'Sll2ll 4. lilmer Steel Ciwrlrnzl l'.1'.lr. 2, Cl. 4: Uwls -H13 l-'nnllmll 4: Pup :mtl Gown Vuinlnillm-m-. Frank Stecvex SK'il'llt'l' jane Sullivan ffun1nn'n'iul I'.t'.lr. Ll: fl,.X,.X. Ll. Il, UXVlH Marion Taylor G!'ll4'fdl G.A.A. 2, Ill I'.l'.l,. 2, Il: l'A'1'm-l'1'll- l+'l':L!l- mais 33 Owls 2, Il, 4: Aviuliun Vlnlz 4A- S1'4'l'!'llll'Y -LX. Hubert Telu Gl'fn'r'ul S1'i4'Iu'i' .l.'.l'.lr. -lll. -Icanne Tlmmgix Crllzrfzlvrrinl 1'.l'.l,. 2, 3, 4, Lum-ln-nm Unnniillvvg Uwls 2: 1l.A..-X. 3. Muriel Tlmmsun Xoriul Sfifllll' llnnrl 2, 3, 4: l'.1'.L. 2, Il, 4: Cl.A.A. 2: Press fl: Ring zunl l'in Uoiiililittvm-1 Uwls 2. 4: linnrl Show Sl: Plwnlislry Vlnln 4Ag S.l'.S.f'.0.-4A Fnllillvt. Nellie Van Den llerge c?lIHlllll'fl'ftll Rm' Vreeland c:l'IIf'l'lII SK'i4'lICl' 'l'l':1c'k 2ll, l'.t'.lr. 2, Cl, Owls 4. -Iune Vrnom CllllIllIl'ff'idI Owls 2, 3, -li Aiiimlllnvelin-lil, f'1lllllllltlP0. Leona Wagenberg Grnrrul IJIIIAQIIIIXA' Owls 2, 3, 4: Le t'0relc+ Frzunuis 2, 3, 4: Gift fitlllllllllltlkhl fl.A.A. 2. Il: l',t'.l.. 2: History Fluli 3, 413. Agnes Wamtsmmii Cum 1m'r'4'iul Owls 4: H..X..X. IA, 213: l'.1'.l,. 2ll. .lean Wzttts G4'm'rul I .C,L. 2, 3, 4: G,A.A, 2: Uwls 2, Cl, 4- lixw-iitivo liuurrl ll, 4-'I're:1s11rf-1' 4A: lm Um-i'r'le lf'rznn'uis 2, Il, 4l53 lVlUIllllt'llllS2l 412: l'n-ss Stall' AH: Pine Stuff' 413: S.l'.S.l .0. 4A: Felrrllzlry Ezlitm'-in-f'l1it-f nt' l'ill'l'C9l' Pine, 15137. Thomas Weakley Crlllilllerriul lizunl Il, 4: Owls Cl: 1'.C.L, 2, 3. lidward Weimer CTUlIlHlf'7'l'f1ll Uwls: Baseball Team. Marguerite Welch Gvrlrrul h.A.A. 2: Owls 2, Il, -I-lixm-A-11l1x'v Ilwnrrl 3, -4-'l'l'61lNLll't1l' 4.-X: lm Fvrcle lf'x'mn-anis 2, Cl, 4- x'll'tl-l'1't'Slll0llf 2A, ISA: Rini: and l'in Pum- ll'lltlk'k'I Annual Assrwinte liilitnrg Ygiloqlic- Loriun, l t5ll!'ll2ll'y, 1937. Doris Helene W'igger fi4'lll'l'llI l'.4 .I.. 2, 3, 4-Sei'1'etzn'y 4l!: Hwls 2, 3, 'l-SOK'l'9lill'Y IZA: Pri-ss Sl, -lll: Annnzxl Stuff 48: G.A.A. 2, 3: Senior Plnss Play 4l!: Lunehomm fS0llll'llltfFlJi .lnniur l rt-m'l1 Club illi-1ll'9SlllGllf. 312: l'Zllllllt'T -LX James Willianms Soriul S1'il'lll'!' Stage Committee. Roberta Wilstmn Cunl1m'r'r'ial 1 .F.L. 2: G.A.A. 2. Robert W'itt General Page 21 Page 22 llclcn BlClil1LlI11 1:..X..X. 2: Uwls Lthllilfd Cldklllhl Irene Culcnmnn 1l..K..X. 212, 212 1 Aluycc Dubn 'l4l1UIl1.1S Uurkin Gilbert Nvoltcr G1'11cral I',1'.I1. 2: Owls 2, 3, -1: l'HD1lllll Guwn Fum- lniltew: fwllkllfllillll 11f0Wl l':XFl'llllVl' Iluzlrwl LX1 Publicity Mzumfre-r uf Alllllllll. Iidward Zablotny G1'114'r11l I',C,I,, 2, IZ, 41 I4'1111tI1:1lI LX. C0111 111v1'1'i11l flll. Sflfful S1'f4'VIr'4' C11111 l7ll'7't'i1ll nvls IA. C0 VII llll'l'1'iJl C0111 111r'1'1'i11I Dun Ifakin C0111111l'1'1'i11l Owls 2: l'4f'.L. 2, Il, -4. l-fdward lfairclnugln C111111111'1A1'i11l Hwls 2, Il: Fira- Al1ll'HlHll 2. Iimily Fairlciglx C1'111'1'11l Cflmrlci Voslur S1'i1'111'1' l'.1',I.. 2, 22. 4: l:1l!4lil'lll1lll -41 L1-lt:-1'1m-11's 1'Iul1 4. l,cnlu GruSs111.u1 CflVllVlll'l'K'idl Hwls 4: K'llUI'llS 2, -1. Ircuna .lcrnrd C11111111rrfiu1 I'.l',L. 2, 2, -IU: f-Pl'L'llPSll'Il 2, 3: Tlnml Show: Upn-rvltn: C.,X..X, 2: S.l'.S.K',0. 'LX- Alvin -lUl1l1SUIl S1'it'H1'1' l'.1',l1. 2. fl. V'.xltcr hlulrmun C01111111'1'1'i11l Clurdun Kay S1'i1'111'1' Durutlmy Kunix G1'111'1'11l S1'i1'111'1' l',l'.l1, l.l1ll..X..X.2. fl, l. l:l'.lllCl9 Mlrmux C1'1l1'1'11l Ann Martin llbCI'll.ll'L.l Mcliay BC.1Il'YCC NlCKCl'l7lC ll X X 'IX' I Angulinu Ncdcrlmml Ralph Sulmaf C.1tl1cri11c Simnnclwcr Martlm Spinlm ll A X 2 X' l' I' lidna Stellm.1n Margaret Stewart Marie SW'LlI1S4lll C0 Ill 1111'1'1'i11l 8011111 S1'i1'111'1' Snriul S1'i1'111'1' 0 '5 ',t'.l'1. .., U. fill!!! 1111'1'1'i.1l C11 111 VII l'l'l'fJl C0171 1111'1'1'i11l C0111 1111'r1'iul .l1. 212. C0111 111c'n'ial C11 111 1111'r1'iul C01111111'r1'iul l'.l'.I1. 22 G.A.A. 2, 3. TG Rf-I R6 BOOHTYHRY CQNDIDLY CQNDIDN! I I GIRLCIIUM5 THREE HY GIRLS VIR IJI-IITE NERGY Q SPRING TURNOUI' FICLEQNER UPPER TSH TSI-I DJHY 60 DISC-,LISTED Ps JUNE 1937 Class Officers Jack Jefferson, Chairman Violet Haag, Vice-Chairman Ann Hothersall, Secretary Charles Brown, Treasurer Cap mm' Gown Commiflvv Ray Dondlinger, Chairman George Markland Dick Patrick Walter Bowman Loraine Bauer Helen Stevens Angela Cahill Leila Kihl Elmer Ratzel LlHll'hl'0lI Com nziffm' Dorothy Gawne, Chairman Betty Foster Irene Landoska Dorothy Hansen Alice Olivier Marion Wigbey Laverne Ray Mildred Shaffer Program Commiffvz' Shirley Kitzelman, Chairman Lois Klippel Betty Jensen Marion Rocke Fred Seaberg Carl Johnson Harvey Feeley Leonard Mayer Walter Eddelstein Alll10IllICl'llIl'lIf Com miflee Victor Mertins, Chairman Arlie McMinn Wilbur Klint Janet Johnson Betty Barrett Gayle Styx Page 24 Ring am! Pin Commiffvc' Gift Cmnmitfrr Nick Ernest, Chairman Doris Layman, Chalrmln Rachel Natharius Frances Shoenstead Rose Levy Loretta Speilman Dick Stitt Charles Brown Richard Francis Art McGowan Dan Daniels Chris Chaparas Al Forest Lorine Hayes Helen Bickett Prom Commilier' Ticfeel Comnzitfef' James Brown, Chairman Eunice Penson, Chairman Joe Mioduski Barbara Carner Mary Kandaris Sally Novo Carl Vogel Philip Virtue Merry Sleezer Carl Gronholm Wilbur Johnson Cliff Sherry Russel Drantz Helen Tecotsky Sarah Staley Charlotte Downey Martha Campbell Com murriul Marguerite Adams G.A.A. 1, 2, 4: 1'.l'.ll. ZBA, lilly lilllll- mereiul Club -IAQ Law mul liUX't'l'lllllt'llL Club 4A: Owls. Lovina Adkins Owls BA, -lg 1'.l.ll. UA, -ill, h.A.A. l, 2,1l,4. Marion Amoureux f:L'Hi'Y1lI Si'ii r1i'i' Uwls EA: S1-L-iw-l:ii'i:il Business 'l'i':iiniin.:' Club 412: Social St'lt'lll'l' Club 4: 'l'l'ZlV1'l Club -lA: lf'i'i-in-li Club 212, 4A: llosii-ss 4123 Di-luailiiig Club 4A: llotkenizo Club -IA. lirlwl Anderson Con1mi'n'iul Uwls I, 2, 23, 4: 1'.C.l.. lil, SA: Girl lie- si-1'x'i-s Zig G.A..X. 4Ag Sol-izil Svieiive -lA: S.l'.S.C.U. Richard Anderson Sr'ic'm'L' '1'i'ui'k ZA, llzulio Club 4. Srirrnu' Robert Anderson llollu-iiizo Club 2, 3, 4, pre:-:islent 43 Dail- toniun Club 4: Aviation Club 4: 1-'ein-im: T1-:un ll, 43 Golf 'Fi-:inn il, 43 l'.C.ll. l, 2, Il, Fire Murslinl 4, Owls 23 Soriail Sc-is-in-e Club 4. 'fully Andrews c:UlllHH'f1'iIll Hnslcelbzill Ti-:ini Cl. 4, vupiniu -lg Let- ternizui ISA, 43 l'.C.ll. 1, 2, 3. Clam Angelus Couzuirrviul l..A.A. 3. l'.l .l.. .LL Rosemary Aspell Cunilnrwiul ll -X 'X 3 4' 1'.l'.L. l, 3. Beverly Backer Srimrr G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, -ig llc-llc-r'g'ii'l 3, 4: Uwlsg liotki-mzo 2, -lA. Vincent Bqdali Cfumunwriul l'.C.l.. Ill, 318, llusebzill TZA, -lA, Sc'ir'm'1' William Balnskas Truek 'Fezim 3143 Dnltouinn Club -lA. Grace Barbour Genrrul Laugimgc G.A,A. 3, 4131 Owls IA, -IA. Belly Barrett Gi'r1i'rul Imiglnlga' liziiul I, 2, Il, 4, viee-president 4, 01'- elwstrzi Ll, 24, si-eretnry 2: l1C.ll. l, 2, 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Fre-in-li Club 23 lflxeeutive Boilril 4: Le Cervle I I'R1lll'lllS 4: Owls l, 2, 3, 4: S.l'.S.C.U.: AIlll1lLllli'9ll1t'llt Connnittee 4Ag Pine Stuff, Band Show 3. Crm: 111 rrriul l'.C,ll. l,2, 313: G..X.A. l, 2, 3Il, Conilne-rm-izil Sarah Bass Club -lA. Lorraine Bauer Comlmwriul Uwls 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: P.C.L. l, Lili, 312: Social Scif-live SEAL Art Club 4A, S0l'I'0l2ll'y AIA: Cup and Gown Cmiiiniliev. Walter Bauman Sl'ia'm'i' llilll ziinl Gown Comniiileez Alilerxnaiii 43 l'.C.Il.1 Swwizil Seieiiee Club. Bernard Becker Sriiflwi' limltonizin Club -ilk, 4A: Slide Rule Club -lil, A. Nlifelcoine Beedon Grllrrul Iazlllqllugr' l'.l'.ll. lA, 2A, SLK, Owls -lA, Doris Benoit Comrm'r4'iul G.A.A.Z Aviation, I'i'i-ss Stull: 1'.f',l..1 Coinnu-reiail Club. jmck Benson 3,-ipilw llzisebzill 2Z.X1 I'.l'.l.. 1, 2. Bob Bergeron 'I',',-Zyfyiml lluw :mil Government Club 4.X: Gyinuzistii- Tezun 3.-X. Tom Bergin Soriul Srirun' Lorraine Bernliardt Cml1m4'rl'iul l'.l'.L. l, 2, Il: ll,A.A. 1, 2, Sill: llzincl Show 1, 2. 3: Uperettai 3, 43 Girl lieseiwes 1. Page 25 . l Page 26 Shurman Berry St'ii'm'i' Helen Biekert Cummi'rriul Owls 3, 4: 1'.l.'.Ir. 1, 2. ZS: fl.A.A. l, 2, 313, 4A: Band Show 1, 2, Zi: Tap Vinh 21 Ring' and Pin l'oinniilIa-1-3 Girl lu-serve-si I.:iw and Cove-1'nine-lit: Soi-izil Sl'lt'lll'l'l Gim- Vlulr: S.l'.S.C.O. Harry Bigelow S.l'.S.C.U. 4A, pri-siils-nt LK: ltolkoinzo Ulnh 1, 2, 3, 4, ll'l'2lSllI'f'l' Zi, Il!'l'NlIli'IlI 412: lizulio Club 21, Il'01lSlll'Pl' CLK: liigrh Fonni-il -Ili: Constitulionail l'lPlllI!lllll'4' 4: Fin- Mau'- shnl 4: Dziltonizin Vinh 4: Golf 'IH-:ini 23.1, IRA, 4A: Owls I. 2, 25, -lg Soi-inl S4'l6'Ill'1' Vinh 4. Bernice Billmeycr fl0l!lllH'7'l'iil1 Hwls l, Z, Ji. 4: l',f'.l.. 2, 24: l'i'z-ss Slit: 1i.A.A. 2, Il, 4.X1 Snvizll Si'l!'ll1'i' JA: Up- on-ltzi 4. Dorothy liiltgen Srirrzri' 4i.,X..X. l, Il, -LX: l'.l'.I.. l, ZA. Illl: Owls 2, Clli, -lA. Bill Birdsall Cfunlnwrriul lle:LYyw1-igzlit linsketlnill 'I'm-uni 2, 3, 'Hip l'.l'. 4. Charlotte Blunim fllHIlllIl'l't'IrlI fl,.X..X. 2, Il, 42 l'.l'.lr. 2 251 ,XYl:lliull Ulllli -lll. Bl.incIie Boberg !i1'm'rul Innlgllugi' Lll'k'lll'l1 Pluln ZA: Uwls 4: 1'.1'.Ir. Il. ois Bozarth lil-nvrul Srirnrr fl..-LA. l, 2, Ii, fl: UWIS l, 2, Il, 'li lm i'1'!'4'l1- l'll'2llll'2llS 1, IZ: S.l',S.f'.U. -1: l'.1'.L. 1, 2, Il: lmltoninn Vlulv: .Xvizition 1'lnIv4. ' rayley c:0llIlIll'l't'fdl A.A. l, 2, fl, -lg 1',1'.l,. l, 2, 3. y Brennan Cuuznzrrriul '.1'.lr. ZA: ll.A..K. VIA: Owls 21. ation Briggs cl0I!lHll'NllJl ll.A.A. 2, Illl, LX: l ,1'.l.. LX, 2: l'zll'li1'l' I'l'1-ss KA: Soi-iail Svii-in-v LX: Hwls IA. 215. Il, -lli. Charles Brown Gi'm'ral Iuuguugi' Swnnnnng 'Fwiin l, 2, 3, 4: .lt'2ll'l'iL'I' 1'x'1-ss 41:3 Uwls 2, Ji, 4: .Xnnuzil AIA: S+-nior Ulzlss 'l'i'e-zistirvr -lA: l.+'lte-rin:in's Vluh 1, 21, 3, 4: Iiotkvnizo Vinh LX: Hwl l'Ixw'litiw- linnrd 4A. Charles lf. Brown Si'n'm'i' l'sln-r 413: Owls 2. 43 Imltonizin Pluli 4: Su- vinl N1'lt'Ilf'1-' Vinh 4.1: Hifi fltlllllllllltxt' LX. Janice lirown fllIlIlllIL'I'l'iiIl l'rrnn flflllllllllllnf' -LX. l'll1lll'lll2lllI Lziw :infl llovewiiiiie-iit Vinh, S.I'.S.1'.U. MIA: Uwls l, 2, 3, 4. Dorothea liudgell I.uf1,q11ilgr . .. , . .. . . . fi..X..X, 411, l.1 .l,. -Z, Mill lwsvlwe-S .l.X: Junior Fu-in-li Vlnlv 2, Ci. Nxlllllillll Bull Crul1nn'rf'iul ifootlvzill 2. 35: 'l'i':n'k Zl 5: Iiaisa-hull JSA: 4llwl'n'I1:l. ILX. Kntherine liurglurdt Sfivrlu' fl..X..'X. 3A, -llll Uwls lil, Lorraine llurkart 1Qi'm'r'.1l l.u11,q1mgw 1i..X..X, 2, Sill: l'.l'.lr. l.X. 2. Bonnie Burke CTnmun'n'irrl li,iX.A. LX. 211. Sill: I'.1'.l,. ZLX: Girl lin'- Sl l'Yt' Illll S.l'.S.1'4H. ll: Uwls Ill, SLK. rlll. Martin lluwh Srirrnv l'.l'.l.. 2, fill: llvlvzltillg fllllli 4lT: Fira- Mui'- slml -4. Marcella Byrne Sulmru' ll.A.A. IHC, 415: lizlskvtluill 212. ,lack Cade Si'n'rn'v liotkvmzo Flulv 2, 3, 4. lr:-austin-i' 4155 Ilgil- tonizm Vinh 4, president 4.1: Iwluitiiip: l'lnlf -1: Owls 3, 4: l'.l'.I.. 3: lst-'lll'lllf.I' IIA. Angella Cahill Inlllglmgi' G.A.A. l, 22, 3: 1',l'.l.. 1, 2125 Pup :ind Gown 4.-X. Martha Campbell C1m1nn'r4'iul lmvkk-I' Ufllvv Sl, 41 l'.l'.l,. 23 lI.A.A. 2, illlg 'l'im'kt-L Hnnlnillt-Q' 4Ag .luniur l l't'll4'll Ululi 213. Thomas Campbell Druuing Owls -111. Meta Carl Conn11rri'iul ll..X.A. l, 2. Alice Carlsnn c7llllIIl1l'Vl'lzll ll.A.A. Ill, 212. Arnnld Carlson An'l1ih-vllmll lJV'd1L'iVlkQ liauul 1, ZZ. Leona Carlson cjl'lll'I'dl Lunguugi' ll..X.A. 1, 2, 31, 1: Uri'l1estru 1, 2: Owls 2.13 Press 3115 1.x-ttz-l'gi1'ls' Uluh ZA, 313. Barbara Carner Gi-nrml Ltlllglldgl' llwls 1, Ll, 21, 4, lnw-siilent 49.3 G.A.A. 1, 2, 21. 4: .Innior lfreneh IEA, 411: I'.l'.l,. 1. 2, 113 Press 31, 415, 21111 page editor -1145 Pine 43 liutkumzu -lg Opt-retta ISA: Drum Wun- mitlee 411: S.l'.S,1'.O, 4. Fire Mnrslull -lA: Sm-1:11 Si-iem-e 4. Louise Champinc G1'm'raI IJUIHIIIIXI' Owls -1, Chris Cha aras Si'ic'm'1' P liutkemzu Vlulu 2, 3, 43 Soi-izll Si'ienL'e 21, 42 Aviation Ululi -lA: Pine lA: S.1'.S.1'.U. -13 1+'i1'e Mzlrsllzll -lA: In-lmtim: Club -lA: Class Gift Uunimitlm- -lA: Gulf 'l'l-:un KA, HLA: Gi-In-l'z1l Assembly -114. Lavinia Chapman Gvrzeral lmlzgllugv l I't'll1'll Ululi Zi. 45 Owls 1. 214, 21. 4: 1'.f'.l..: l1.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl lleswyvs 1, 2: S.1'.S.l'.O. -13 Trzwel Club NIA: Sm-izll Sei- vnee- Ulub 4A. Helen Cheshire Crllllrllrrrirrl G.A.A. 212, 412: Opt-rettzi 3125 General As- sembly 413. Martin Christensen S4'i1'nf'1' Uwls 1, 2, 3115 1'.1'.l.. 1, ZZ, 21: Swimming' 'Pe-:ml 1, 2. Helen Christofilns C0m1m'rr'ial Um-l'n-ttzl. -lli. Catherine Clancy Sl'il'll!'l' ll..X..X. 21. 4: Owls 4111 Lettv1'girls' dl: 1'.C.l,. .l. Aliet- Clark fTUlIIllll'Yl'itll l'1'i-ss 4: t1..X..X. Alnhn Clark c7Ull!llI4'l'fiLll l'.l'.l1, 1, 2. 233 'IH-:mis 'Ft-:lm 1, 2, 31, -LX, 4-:lplziin 3.X. LX: llzlskvtlmll 'l'e-:un JA, LX: l.i'ltvl'mz1n's l'luln 1, 3, .i, -1. Catlileen Conant Lung IILIXA' ll..X..X. l. Ll, Il' l'l'l 'lk .lU9L'I'lll Conwli Suviill Sl'lt'llt'Q' lllllb LX. Rim' ciUSl1l 4. . . 1 Nvllltbl' Ulm- Ululi fl.X. 41 U .1.X, 1.X. 1.1 .l.. I, 3. Betty ,lean Coyne Sr'ii'ln'z' Cum llIl'1'4'f1lI in-rl-I ln 'lg l1..X.A. Soriul Sriwzrz' 1'l.l.X..X. 2. 21: 1'1'l 1 1: 111111-is Helper Grace Crandall Giwrrul Srirrlrr' 11..X..X. rl: '1'r:u'i-l Ululr -1: Sn-nim' Frviiell Ululi -LX. Mary .lane Cranston flllllllllffiiidl ll.rX..X, lli. Zlll. -l.X2 UWlS 4ll1 l',1'.l1. 111. Sylvia Crnwhurst Cnn1nn'r1'iu1 , Y . . Opt-ra-llzi 4: l1.A,.X, 1, 3. l ,l .l1, 1, 3, 315. llnruthy Cunlille Cmr1rm'v'r'iul 1l..X.A. 1. 2, 21. -1: l'.l',l1. 1, 2, 213 linnil Klum' 21 l'le-un up Ummuittve 3, 4. Page 27 Page 28 Lorraine Dacey G.A.A. I. 2, S.l'.S.l'.U. I. Marie Daly ll.A.A. I, 2. Betty Daum I't'I 1 -f ' .,r....,.I.1-'XXl' Sidney Davies l'.l'.Il. l. 2. Il Aviation Flulr lialith Davis ... Cfr1ll11r14'n'iI1f ..I,g llirl Ih-si-rvm-s 'IX I' . .. , . c:llllIllIt'1t'iall l'.4 '. I..2 .XVI Vlulr, ffmu IlIl'l'4'iilI Svirnn' , Uwls ZLX: Fire' Manrslml Ig -l. S4ll'lill SVI:-llvl' -l. Srivlln' I'x'e-ss IIA, II, thircl pngw- vo-1-mlilor IA: lI.A..X. I. 2, SI, I. l.etlul'3:irls -I1 A Vzlmu-lI:1 Vhoir IIA: S.I'Yf'U I' ' ' ' .. , ..1. .I -I. I I 1 I I. . Hwls I, 2, Il. -I: f:t'll9'l'Zll Ass:-mlvly -III. Gvrzvrul Islfllqllalqi' Frank Didlock I'1'l 'll' l'l'f'sN IX l XX ., . 42 . 'lllllilll -I: llllll' -QA. l'l1y'llis Donahue frllIIIIll4'l'IinI! Hwls 2, 3, 41 l'.t'.I.. l. 22 fl.A..X, l. 2, fl, -l, Raymond Dondlinger fT0lllllI4'Yl'inll liaiskotlvull Il, 4, Vllllllllll I: Uwls -Ii In-tt:-IH , I, 1 1, -we ' 'f 1 'U ' mans llulr 0, 4. lim.. -l. tap .inrl 1. nn 1'ommitLe4-. vh:li1'm:in: l'.I'.I., 2: S.l'.S. UU 4 Wh rd Donley Si'ii'm':' Owls Ili. Il, 4. Ilultuniun Ululw -LX, Im 1'm'c-I0 l I'2lllf'1llS IA. -lean Dorgan K, . ,- Com llll'I'l'flI1 -..-X..-X., 1.4 ,I.. I. 2, 3: Owls, Charlotte Downey Grfwrul IJIIIIQIHIIQI' G.A.A. I. 2, 3, l',1'.I,. I, 2, II: Vshvx' II, Owls 1, 2. Russell Drnntz Mdt'l1iIIl' Drauirlg 'I'ic'ki-t Uoniiiiittec- -IA: l'.K'.L. I, 2. 3. Lorraine Duffy Gr'm'rul Sz'iI'ln'z' 1 . , h.A.A. IA, MX, l'1 I IX 'l Kcnnith Durkce Hannah Fckluy . . .. . , .. -. Urlivrul Sl'i4'll1'A' Curl1mn'1'z'iu1 Owl:-1 2, 3, 4: Girl lil'SPl'Vt'S 212. XValter lfdelstein '. ', 1. 2 31 .' 1 . 1 Sl'fl'Hl'l' A 'om- I I I I l1skethilI2 'I I Iiot,rlm1 mittee- IA: I4Plll'I'lll'lII'N Vlulr 4' 'l'r'u-k 'Pe-:un I, 2. Richard Edgeworth Golf Team RA: Social Sa-ienee. Jeanne Edwards 1' X X 'll 'IR u.:.1....i,.. Florence lillcrr . . . . t,.A.A. 3. PJ .I W'nrd Ellis Iizlsketlxull 3, -I. Albert Erikson . . .,, . . Cnrulrn'r1'iuf ,, A . l'I .I... llistory Ulnh IZA: St'iI'lll'l' Grffrwll lmlgllugr' 'X' WPWFO Il' Cum 1ln'r4'iuI S4'iwu'1' I'.l'.I.. 213: Annual -LX: Golf Tvzun -IA: S.I'.S.l'.O, -I. Nicholas Ernest Sf'il'lIl'L' Owls 1, 2, 3. -I: S.l'.S.t'.U. III: Pins-, Ailvf-rtising' Ixlllllilgvl' 4: Ring' :mil Pin Committee. C'llZlll'lllilll -LX: I'.l'.L. 1, 2, 33 Upvretla. 3.-X. Robert Erwin Sl'il'l1L'L' Mary Fallon Crmnm'n'ial I'.f'.L.3 Kl.A.A. lllg Owls 1. Hnrvuy l5cclcy 5ViI 'f'4' ,..,..-..1,I......-r. 1 1 Ululs I1 lA'lIt'l'lII1lll'S Club IIA. I: l'I'HLYl'illll Iqtllllllllllllll IA. Swimming 'l'n-:nm I. 2. Il. 4. H'2lIII2Iil1.'4i Pvl 1 'I - QVQNU Il lI'nltm11'u1 Paul I'iscl1cl SFf4 11'4' ,Ivizllilm l'IuI1 l.I: lmllmliumn Vlulw IIA, Dumtlw lliaclmcr Urm'rl1l Iyrlgllugl' 4:..x.1x. 1, 2. ::p l'.t'.I4, 1. 2. :mg I:-nk.-mzu ., .. -, ... AQIQIL- lfigyg,,r.1l,i Cfurlrrmwriul l',4'.l,, I, 23 1l.,X..X. I. 2: liullu-nmzu ZLX. Luis Vukkcns ffulnlrl1'r1'i1ll l',l'.I., l. 2. il: SUI'lZll Ss'il'Ilx'1' ll 4l.X..X. I, LI. ZZ, Ig Upvlw-IIAL I. llaruld lfnnminc lhunl ZZ, Ig Un-In-sll'zn II, 43 Ilzlllunialn 43 ltutlu-mzn Ulul: 4. Alfrcsl lfnrrcst S1'i4'ln'l' 1'.4'.I.. 2: I'1-osx II, I: Him: :xml I'in Fum- lllillm' -IA. Bquy Ifmlcr Kil'rn'rl1l lnrlglnllqf' Uwls I. 2. 32. I. vivo-11x'vsisIv11l 4.X: Uwl I'lXt'l'IIIIYt' lluzuwl I:1l..X..X. I. 2. Il, 4: l'.I'.l.. I, 2, II: Ihnllu-lllzn Vluln 4: In- t'm-rr-Iv l'lI'ZlIl- vnis 2. II: Ilzllluuianu Ululv -I1 S.l'.S.4'.U. 4: I'i1n-, 1lr:uI1l:1lv Iirlllur 4: l1llIlt'lIl'lIIl Unm- llxitlvo- I.X1 I'l'n-ss -III. Clara lfowlcr Srirrzw llirl Ii:-sn-x'x'4-s IA. 23.12, lun-sill:-nl 4I!: Uwls 4: lhnllmxialn l'luII -IA: Sm-iul S4-im-In-o Ululw VIA. Mulvinn l:I'.II1IC Cfnull1ll'r4'illf lI,,X,.X. I, 2. CS, I. Richard lfrnncis S1'i1'Il1'1' llzlrul I, II. fl. -I: 1Il'r'l1n-sllwl I, 2. I'.l'.l,. I. 2: lfirv Blursllznl I. S.l'.S.t'.lI. I: Iiinp: :xml I'in Uurnlnuiltm- 4: Iluunl Show 2, II. Doris llrnscr ffralllrllrwilll ll..I..X. l. 2, II. I. I-'mucus lirciln-x'g f'nlrll1l1'1'1'iuf I,iIn':1ry -IIE. Hill l5rciwcl1l.ul Sn'i4'll1'z' Margaret lfullcr Cfur1l1rlw'rilrl I'.t'.Il,l,211I..I..X.:I:1Iwls1.2.3,-4:Vino 'IAQ Sm-iall S4-ivm-If Ululv. II't'ilNIll'l'l' -IA. Frank liagc Sl'iI'VH'l' I:'.1I.I,. 22. SI: lfzlllwnlam I: Sm-iall Svivm-0 Anllmny Ci.1gli.um Cm111r1I'r'4'il1l Ifunllmll I: I.vlIn-x'm:u1's Flulv I. llulnrcs Gallnglwr Grfllwfl I,lrr1,q1lu,q1' Il..X..X. 2. Il. I, x'ic-n--lun-sinI1'l1I III: lmttm-1 L!il'l Il, 41 l'.4'.ll. II, Il: Vzllrilwt -LX. W'dllim:mn fl.IllI11.IlI ,-Il'f'flil1'rl11rul 3 I .I I . InnlIw.1Il ...L II.. l,vtt1-rlnalll I: I'.l'.I.. III. VIII. Unrollxy llnwnc S1'ic'1l:'I' II..-IMI. I, 2. II, 42 l'.l',l.. I, 2. II: Ilullu-lnzn 2. -I1 Im l'vr1-Iv FITIIIPQIIS 23. -I: 'I'rzu'vI 41 llunvlu-mm Umnnlillvv. K'lI2Ill'lII2lll -IA: S,l'. S.t'.lI. I: I'im'. l'uIIlivil3' AlillIil,LZ'l'l'. w'.lfTt'lI Uciwr Sriwln' Stlulvnt I 4u'um l. 2, II: l',t'.I.. I, 2. SI: Ox'- vlu-slral I,1l,Il3I'im-IX'9I'Y1'U 4 Clmrlmtc Gilbvrt 1l.A.A. l. 2, II, I: . ... .., .. I sm-rw-s II: Ile- 4'+-rc-lv I-'mm-axis II. -lcancttc Gilbcrr Srirllu 1I..X..I. I. 11. II: Un-In-stl':1 I, 2: I'1'm-xs IIA. -I, tl1i1'4l11:1g'n- vu-Q-wlilm' IA: llwls I, 2, Zi, -I1 Owl lflxw-lltivv Ilmuwl SI, Ilig Smlizll SL'lL'II1'0 Iilllll IIA: l'.t'.l,, l. Bcntricc Glnrdun Gvllrnll I.1lllK'llllL'4' Owls IA, Illl, -Ill: lI..X.A. IA. 2l!: l'.I',I,. 2.X. Illl, llrarfxrfrrzlfl Arlx l'l'l 'I' I'lI'l Ill'- Pugr 29 Page 40 Louise Goetzke Gz'm'ral Ilanguugc Girl Reserves 2, Il: 1l.A.A. l. 4: Owls ll, 4: A Uzipvlla Uhoir Ji, 4, Genevieve Grabe Czmnmvrial G.A.A.3 Owls Hi: Green nnrl XVhite Squad- ron 4. Samuel Greenberg Sfirrzre joseph Gregory f:lHlHHl'H'iUl liziseliall 4A. Carl Gronholm Srivuce Hand lA, 2. Il, 4: flI'4'hl'Nll'2l l, 2, 4, 4AL1l:ll- tonian 4, Soi-izil Svielu-0 4A1 Hotkemzo MIA, Owls 4A: Prmn t'oniniitte-el LX: Opervttu. ZA, Hi: liziml Show 2, 3. Mary Gunther Comvm'n'iul G.A.A. l. 2, 33 l'.C.L. 1, 2, 351 A 1':lp0lliL Uhoir l, 2. Jill: Owls 1, Il. Violet Haag Commvrriul Press 4li1 Pine 4Ag Owls l. 2, Il, 4: I'.t'.Ia. I, 2, 31 A Fzxpellzi ZA, 3, Ire-zmsuri-r 3.4: lm-tts-i'g'ir'l 3. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, sevretzlry 4A1 Flziss Vive-prvsiclvnt 4A. Lionel Hafk Srimzrc Social Ss-iviu-v Fluli 4A: flwvxi :uul VVl1itu Sqimilron 4. Dorothy Hannigan f:0!lll!l!'fl'iill ll..-LA. 41 l'.i'.L. Dorothy Hansen Comnn'n'ial fl,.-MA. 43 l'.1'.L. llil Owls ICH. Alice Hnnssens Crmlnwrfial George Hnrbinson Sfivrlre liasvlrzill 4. Richard Hart Sz'ir'm'c' l'.l'.l.. l, 15. Il: lm 12-role I r:im-axis l, 23 Oiwruttn 2, il. fll'l'llt'Nll'2l 1. 2, Sl: llzinml 1, 2, 315. Fsther Hartman Grnrrul Iullguugc Owls l, 2. -lllg il..X.A. 4.X: l'.4'.l..1 l'rf-ss -lA: S.l'.S.l'.O. 4,X. Harold Hartman Tvrlmirul Anna Mae Harvey Grurrul language Pre-ss l, 2, il, 4, lilililm' in ehivf 4131 Calmi- nf-t lllk'llllN'lA 4: Stuslvnt lforum 2. 3: Le l'm'r-le l4'l'z1iu-:mis 2, Ii, 4li: I'.C.l.. 1, 2, :lg 1l.A.A. l, 2. 4.4: Owls l, 2, 3. 43 Owls lix- vvutivv Iioziril 3: liauul IA. 2: Uotkvmzo 22 Annual ZA, s4l1ll1lll110l'k-' Plililorg Soeiul Sei- vnve Ululv -lA: lbzlllonizln Ululu 4. Lillian Haupt Cumrm'n'iul Girl lic-serve-s lA: 4l..X..X.: Owls l, 2, 33 Grr-vii :mil YVlliti- Squzulron 4. Lorine Hays Conlulvrriul Girl liefsviwvs ill: l'.f'.l.. Il: Social Sl'll'lll't! 4A, S4'k'l't'lRll'yQ Ilziw mul Govurnnwnl. 4, ll't'RlSlll'r'I'2 Iiing :mil l'in 4A: Owls 4A. Patricia Healy Grflcral LIIUXIIJXI' Il.A.A. Ili: 'Vrzmvel Flub 4145 Le Corcle ,Fl'2lllK'lllS 4A. Bert Hill Arrl1ilm'Iurul lfrmtlmll Sl. 4: I.:-lie-rin:ln's Vlulv 4: 1'.K'.L. lA, 2, IHS. Marie Hillig fillIllIlll'fl'iAlI G..-LA. 23 l'.l'.L. 2. Ii: 4'omnwl'ri:ll Club 4. Arthur Himmcl Souiul Srirrlu' Sllllltillt l Ul'lllll l, 2, 3g l',l'.I.. l, 2, 3: Swimming' 'Fvmn I, 2: l':1bim-t Mi-mln-r 4: Press -lll, virm-ulzition lll1llllll.l'l'l'1 Owls 1. Frieda Hintermayr Cmlmlrrriul Harry Hirst G4'm'ruf I.anguagt' lm l'e-rt-lv l+'r:un-:mis 4, listhcr Hirsun G4'ln'ral Inlllglnlgz' L:.:X.A.Z l'.l'.l.. Joseph Hocking Sl'ir'm'l' Fencing 4. Katherine Hoff G4'm'ru1 Imxglmgl' l'n-ss 41 liauul Show Sl: lm U1-l'c'lv I !'1lllL'ZLlS Il. 41 ll.A.A. l, 2. 31 l'.l',l.. 2. K1 UWIS RH. Ann Hoxhcrsmll Sariul Sriwln' I'.t'.l,. l, 22 ll..fX..-X. l, 2, 31 lA'llA'l'p,'il'l IZA, Il, Ulalss socn-tary -LX. Harold Huuskccpcr Srivrlrv W'illi:un Hughes Xz'i1'm'c' UXVIS ZA, l',l'.l.. I, 21 S.l'.S,1'.U. 4. Vfillinm Hurley Cu-rrlnlurriul Dorothy Hurry fTOIlINIt'H'iKII 1l,.,X..'X.3 Soviul Sm-ivm-v Ululv 41 l'mn111ervl:ll Club 41 l',4,'.l,. 1. Robert -Iauucmlx Sz'i1'm'r' .Iulm -Iurlcrson Sl'if'Ill'l' llullwmzn lg l,:-ltvrnmn Rll, 4A: ljillllllliklll 4X' 'IR-nniQ 'IR-'un 'l 4' Fire Rl'll'Yll'll 4' In-Q l'l-1-1-lv l-'raun-MQ Zll!:' Owls 4A: Owls l wvvl1Iix'v liuurnl 4-X' l't'I4 I, 2 Il: Op- v x n-rl-tm 43 Uluss pn-.'lll4-111 -lA. Helly ,Icnsvn Srivllrl' 13lll'l'l'll2l ZZA. ILX1 l'.k'.l.. l, 2, 31 G.A.A. 1, L, Il, -lg l'l'up:raun Umnxnillx-v -lA: High 4'uum-ll: Owls 212. Illi, -lA: llzlml Slnmw lA, JA, JA, hlrl lil-sn-x'vl-s IA, 21 llllltlllllllll l'lula 4.X. Carl -Iullnwn S1'fl'lIt'l' l'.m'.l,. l, :lg S.l'.S.l'.O. 4: Swimming' Tozun l, 1, .l, 4, llzulm 1 lull .l. 4, liullu-mln Club 3. 4: rlullllllbllllff 'l'v:1n1 2: lA'llt'I'lllt'll'S Ulnlm 21, Cl, l. Carl ,IUIIIISUII Owls ZA, Il, -lg Owl l-Ixm-m'11lix'v l'rogl':lm t'ummillm-v 4.X, Gull' Tv: Irving ,Iuhnsun Owls l. 2, Il. 4: Owl l':X04'llllVP f7UlllHll'lTid! linnrfl -lA: un IRA, 4A. Sl'il'Nl'l' limlrml 4A: liullu-mzu Ululv 2, Sl, -lg lduulimlvzln Clulr 3 LX, pn-simll-nt: lzllimxizul 4. j.nwl jolmmun C:4'l1t'f1Il I.ung11ugl' lhxml l, ZZ, Il, 43 Orvlwstrn, l, 2, 3, 4: l'.l',l.. 1, 2, Il: Owls 1.4, 3, 4: xXllllOllllI'0lllPlll Wnmniltov -LX: .luniur l 1'vnL'l1 Ululr 2: lm 1'n-rvlv l l':uu'uis Il, 41 tl.A.A. l 'S -lg ----1 X llnml sm-rw-l:1l'5' 2, Cl: lizunl Shox' 3. Maris -Iuhmnn Cfonl1m'r'1'iul H'llllll 'l '5 1' ll X X l 'I' l'1'l 1 '1'l .A. ...,., Nlildrcd johnson Sofia! Sl'il'll4't' l',1'.l.. J, llauul Nmw l. xvilbur .Inlmson Sl'iz'm'l' lfsmtlmll 3, lll1llliUJ.'k'l'I Airplum- Ululv 4li: l'4',l.. Il, Il, Owls IZA: lfvlxvixlg 'Pemn 213: 'l'il'k1-L Uullxxxlillvn' -LX. XYilli.un julgn David Kahn . A-. 1. . . l',l ,l.. l, J. .l, lmnml lA, J. 3, 4l!: 'Ill 1, :ulx'4-rlising' 41 lllllllllllilll l'lulu 41 llIl0I'6'llil ' ' ' ' h ll 4 Ulm ln up -I: 51.5.1 .O. -l: l'll'k' Al1ll'S 1 iilllllllllllvl' Jill. C'l1.lrls:s Kalantlupnulos l7illllllll1lll Ulnlu: llrzumltlc-s 4.X. Gcurgc K:ll.1nx1np0ulm Slxifllfl' SA'il'Ht'l' 1 ' m I 'Z - Sl'il'lll'l' Sl'il'llr's' t'lu-am-up l'OllllllllIl'k' Rlii Owls till, 4l!g I':ll4'lllll'illl Vlulv 4: Ilnltoniun Ululv 4. W'illi.1m Knl.xnz7npoulos l'.1'.l,. 2.X. Mary Knndarms Cum nlwrriul Srirnn' l'.l'.l.. l, 2, Il, 1l..X..X. l, 33 Sm-iul Si'lk'lll'S ilulv 4X Ox l'lulu 4.fX1 llulkc-mzu ' 11 vls Il.-X5 l'rmn 1'UlllllllllQlt' 4.-X: lluml Slum' 3, Pugv 3 I Xl 4 I N 1 l V57 Gcrtrudc Kcpp Ciwrlmul Ldllxlldgl' T' 1' I l ' ' . .l. . .., 32 4u..X..X. l. 2. Il, -Hi. Ll- lrl'ill'Y 2. 3. Clurlcs Knry Sf'il'm'v liuml 4: lbwlw. Hulen Kntvnunbis C'mufm'r1'iul fI..X..X. Ll, il, l. Louise Kellogg Sl'i4'lH'f' l'.F',l.. l. Il: fiirl lim-N-rX':-s LI. SZ, l. s1-r'l'1-- I:ll'5' I: Owls l.X. 2. Illtz ll..X..X, l. Il. fl. ,Iunc Kclxn C'nnnm'Vrilrl fI,.X..X. l. fll. l.X2 l'.1'.l.. lll. 2.X. l,ciI.1 Kilwl Cfmullzlwrilll Il..X..X. l. 2, Il, l, pre-sill:-nt H31 l,n-lln-l'- girls Il, ,lg l',1',l,, Il: l're-ss Illlg Hpvrn-11:1 22 Hwls 4: Fam unrl 411-wn Wunumiltm- LX. lluvcrly Kcllctt Cuu11m'n'il:l li X X l A' 4 ll'l .. , -, .,, , '2lSlll'l'l' Sill: I'.4'.l,. l. Z: I,e-Ile-rgirls 2.X, Il: Hwls l.X. Zlll, G1'm'rul I..111.qln1gv Anna King .X flilllvllil Xlllllll' LX: llnls .Z.X. .lfX. ,lil 1...X..X. .,. LX. lmu-l llnlv ll.: llzlltunmn Vlnl. 4. liullc King Sfifflll' l'.1'.l.. l, IZ, 211 4l..X..X, l. 2, il. lg Up.-lwxllzl I, juwtinc Kinwg lI r1l'r'lll fallllkflltlxt' 4l.,X..X. 2, itll: Girl Ill-sn-rxu-s ZZ. Cl, Wvllll.ll1l Kinzic Cfuull1n'r'1'ilfl slr! ilmirlcv Ann Kitvclmnn fiwzlvrlll ,.LllI,QIhl.Ql' Uwls l, 2, Il, -ll Owl lflxn-4'l1liX'v l:UZll'll li fl..X..X. l. 2. fl, -ll l'.l'.l.. l. 2. :li ln' 4'1'l'4'lI' l4'x'mu-nis 2, Cl, li l'l'e-ss ILX, -HL Zlrfl 11:11:4- . , ,. . . . 1-xlltm' 4l-1 lllll'. zulnnnlstrzltlanu wlilru' -l: llutlif-vnzo 4: llnnrl Slum' 2: l'l'llQ.1l'1lIll fqfilll' mill:-1-. f'lHlll'llHlll LX: flirl Ile-svl'X'4-s 2. sw-- 1'e1t:1l'y 2.X: S.l'.S.l'.H, l: l-'iw Alzarslml LX. Fred Klaus Srirrlw Swimminf: 'l'+-um 2, Il, 4, 4-:mtxlin -LX1 l'.4'.l.. l, 2: lflnvlirle-:un l'lnl1 ll lmllunialn Vlulu l: lA'llQ'l'lll1lll'S Ulnl, LX. Wcllltf Klcppcr ffnrllrllrraillf Ilzlml Il, 4: .Xvizltiun 1'llllr llt. Gmac Klincknmnn Cvrr1un'n'il1l W'illwr Klint Cfn1l1rm'l'l'ilII Hwls l. 3, Il. 'li l'.l'.l.. 2l'I: Sfwinl S1-in-In-v Vlulv -LX: S.l'.S.1'.0. HZ: .Xnlmllmw-vm-rut 1'HIllllllllE't' -LX. Luis Klippcl livin-ml Iuuw'1m,vv Hwls l. li S.I',S.l',U. li 4I..X..X. l, Il. 4: lm t'1-ra-lv l4'r:um'zuis :lg Slwizll SI'lt'lll'f' Ulnh 1: Ups-rvtlzu Al. l.nrr.linu Koen:-: Cfn1111m'l'1'i-ll Hlwvwttzl Zl.X: fiirl lil-sa-rx'n 2I!: l'h-un-nn lllllllllllllfll' li l'.1'.l.. l. 2, Il: 1Z..X..X. ZZII: Hwls fl: Iluncl Slmw ZZ.X, Rulwcrt Kncplcc Sf'i4'f1r'4' Iizullnninn llllllv ll l'.t'.l,. 2, jean Knnpnmn Snfial Sf'il'7ll'l' fl..X..X. 2: P.l ,I,. Il: Sm-iall S4'if'nr'e- Ululv -l: lm 1'n-rw-lv l rzun1-:mis ll: .luninr l rw-m-ll Vlllln II. Clam Kunvlvr Cia'1n'mf Iurlglrulql' l'.f',I,. flliz .lnnif-V lf:-1-ln-I1 Vluln Sill: prvsi- wlvnt ZLX: fl.lX..X. Il, LX: Hwls ILX. -L lllcanorc Knru Cfurrlrrlrrwilll H..X..X. 2, Illig l'.l'.l,. Illi. Dorothy l,.lnQ f70lllllIl'Vl'lxl, H..,X,.X, Zi. lg I'.4',ll. l, 2: l'1'v-ss Sl, 43 Sm-izll Sl'll'lll'U l'llllu +l,X. Ann.: I..ll1l .1ll Civflrrull I.ull'q:1ug.' fl.fX.lX. I. 2. fl, ll: flirl Ile-svx'X'e-s l, 2, 31 Owls I. 25. fl, 1: Sm-iznl Svivm-4' -LX. Ruth Lantz Grnrrul Imnguagz' lilcmnorc Lanz Gmrrul Lungnugi' .l'.C.l,. 1, 2, 3. George Lauritzen Srimrz' Geraldine Lceney Comnivrviul G.A.A,: Aviation Ulnb 4: 1'.t'.li.: Coin- nn-rciul t'lub 4. Doris Lehmann f.:0HlNll'ff'ill1 Social Sc-in-live SLK: Urs'l10sti'u lA, 2, 3: 1'.C.li. QA, 3: Girl R1-serves 2, vice-prvsi- dont LEA: KLA..-X, RA, 4: Owls ZA: Gift Com- xnittrw. 1-liziirnnin AIA: S.l'.S.C.U. 4. Harry Levin Srirzlrz' l'.l?.l.. 2, Cl, 4: lfoiivim: 3: Pine 4: Fire Mzirsluil -IA: llziltouiuu Club -lA: Owls 4A. Rurh Levin Crnrinwrriul 4i.A,A. l, Il, 3: l'.l',li. 'l, 2, Il: l'rm-ss 4, liusim-ss Staiffg Sovinl Sl'l1'lll'l' Club -lA: llpow-tt:i. 4ll. Rose Levy Cfailllillvrriizl 4i.A.A. l. 12: llinp: :tual l'in Cnnnnitloo 4. Margaret Lindsey f:UHlIIlK'l'l'ixl1 G.A.A. Il, -lg lm Cvwlv 1 r:un-uis 1: l'.l'.I,. 2. lrene limlnskn fTUlHlllt'l'l'iill linncln-on Connnittve 4. Clark Loomis Grnrrul Lblllgllilgl' Uwls -IA. Artlxur Lundstrom Sf'i4'1n'r Swinnning: IIA, Il, 4I!: S.l'.S.t'.U, 4.Xg Owls -ZA. George Marklnnd Uwls l, 2, 3, 4: Press 3, 4, sports editor 3. IINWS editor -Ili, editor-in-chief 4. Robert Mnrkovitz Ar! gmporettn -lA: 1'.C.L. 3: lf'0n0ing Tezun BA: Pino, nrt r-mlitor 3, 43 Owls SSA, 413. Leonard Mayer Srirmu' l'.l'.l.. 1. 2: Owls 3: Pre-ss IRA: I'o-editor -ill: in-ws 4-mlitm' 4A: S.l'.S,t'.O. 4Ag Dgiltonizin Flub -4 X: Social S4'll'lll'0 Club 4A, Pro- prrnin Uonnnittce 4A. l'.urici:i McC.1rron Grrzrrul IAHIQIIAIQK' Girl lu-si-rvvs 2, 25, 4llg fl..X.A. DLX, 4: Ur- 1'llQ'Sll'il Cl, 4. Doris Mcllonnell fT0lll7lll'H'icll li.iX.eX. l, 2, Il, -ll l'.4',I.. l, 2, Viriginin Mcliirlniic c:Ulllllll'l'I4iill tl,A.A, 2.X, Jill, -41 llirl lh-sm-rvi-s ZA, Zlltg l'.4'.l..Z1,'X, Albert Meliey Tl'l'f7IIil4ill Uwls II, Il. Artliur Mcliown fi0HIllll'l'l'illI Uwls: llnskvtlmll lllZlllZl2.Z'0l' Il, 4: llift Poin- uiillm- -lA, Arlic Mcblinn Grlirrill I.LUIXIlLl,Ql' Owls 1, 4, t-o-trt-nsurm' 4A: Announcement t'oinniitt1-0, K'll1l.ll'lllZlll -LX: Pine, business lllilllilfltll' -LX: Aeolinn String Sexte-t 4: tien- vrnl Assvnibly, vim- SIlt'2lk0l'i l'.l',l4. l, 2. Il: Tennis LEA: l4'Q-iieim: Il: Hmul Show 2, 3: 'I'l1e-an-1' Urvlwstrzm 2, 3, 4: Le Cercle l4'i'zun':iis Il, 4. Victor Merlins Gi'm'rul Inlrlglluga' l4'Q-swim.: 'Fe-:un 4: Pine IRA: Owls l, 2, 3, 4: lm Uercle l4'rz1m-:tis EA, 3, 4: 1'.l'.l,. l, 2, 3. Lucille Messinger Crmmu'n'ial P,C,l,, 1, 2: k'mninort'i:il Club 4: Uwls IA, Lili, Il, -4: G.A.A. 2A. 4.-X: Social Sm-ience Club, x'ice-president 4ll: S.1'.S.k'.U. 4, lda Meyers cT0lIlNH'Vl'i1l1 t..A.A. 1, 2, J, 4: Lettvrgirls 2, .l, 4. 1'.L,.I.. Il: Owls 4: lie Uerelc l miivaiis 1. Page 3 3 D' N I N V Q ' , , ,.. , VI 'x 1 ' Vi sf 3 0 'l XP' 'oyvfymfj It Q, Ruth Meyers Conznlrrrial Girl Reserves l. 2: G..-LA. l, 2, 3, 4: P.C.L. 1, 2, 32 Press ISA. William Meyer ,'ir'1'lrile'rI1Hal Drawing Daltonizin Ululi 4.X. Clara W. Miller Gurwrul St'i1'vn'r' Owls l, 2, Il, 3: I'.l'.l,. l, 2, Il: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: l4Clll'l'f.Z'll'lS 4.-X: Hand Show 1, 2: Ufwretta 3, 4: Girl Re-serves l, 2: lmltonizxn L7 nh 4: l'Ium'lifli:m Club 4. Dorothy Miller Conlnlrwiul Dorothy xl. Miller Commfrriul Owls RA. livclyn C. Miller Cumnu'rvml Owls IA, 2A, ISA, 4: f'Ullllllk'l'L'llll Fluh 4A: l'.C.Il. IIA, 313: GMX..-X. 2l4, 4A: l'rL-ss Illi: Ls- Ce-i'4'Iv l l'Zllll'ZliN Illi. Roy Millar Grin-ral S1:ii'rn'4 Trzwk 'l't'2llll HA, 4ll: l'i'Q-ss ZBA, 4l2. Virginia Millv fit'llt'Ydl l,u1lg11u,qr l',1'.l.. Il: lie- l'vi'1'lf- Fi':im':lis 2, Il, 4.X-'l're-:iS- urm' Clit, l'rs-sith-nt RA: Spa-:ilu-r of thi' th-lie-rail Assi-mlily 4l!: Student l m'um Il: Owls 2, Il, 4: 1l..X..K. 4: Social St'in-in-v Vluli 4: I'rvss SA. -ill: Tir-ks-t Uuiiiiiiitlm- -IAQ Ops-iw-11:1 4: Murslizil 4A2 t'onstilulinn mun- niittm-: lbvlvfrzite- lu 1'l1im':ii.:o Student llove-i'1iim-iii Assm-izitioli. joseph Mioduvki Ci4'm'rul I.u:1,q1:-:gr l'nll4'4'l'l Orc-ln-sll':x 4: .Xvolizin liiisn-iiilwlv -i: l'rom f'Ol1lllllll1'4'I Te-niiis 'l'4-:im -LX: Owls 4A: Ilziiim- llzuifl 1, .lane Mitchell Suriill Sl'il'Ilt'l In-lmlixig-1'lilli.i: ltotke-liizo1'lulr4:ll.A..X. 4. Marion Montague f'ul1urli'riiul Owls Il: 1l.A..X. 4.X. Richard Morgan cil'lll'I'xll Srivrn 1' Press 43 Vine- Stuff 4.X: I',t'.l.. Il: Swim- ming 'l't'1llll1 l.vltm-riiia-11's Vluli. Dorothy Moriarty Civfrllllrrrl-ll Owls I, 2, Il, 4: 1l..X.A. I, 2, Il, 4-'lQl'1'RlNlll'Q'l' 4ll, I'l'm-sich-in 4.k: Girl lla-s4'i'x'v 2.X: l'.l'.l.. Il: Imile-i'1:ii'ls Cl, 4. Virginia Morton ff4ul1rm'n'ial Pri-ss RA: Owls LX: l'.4'.l.. IZA, Il: 1l.A.A. l, 2, Il. Pliyllix Moulton Gvmwul l.ar1,qrn1gr Owls l, 2, il, 4-l-lxQ-c'11tivf- l-ioairil 41 Girl Its-- sorvvs lf-xvl4'l'-l'l'4'Slllf'lll 2A: lla- t'1-iw-lv Fmiivziis Il: G.A.A. IA, IIA, 4l!: Soi-izil Svioiim- 4: liotkvmzn 4: S.l'.S.I',O. 4-.Xs- sq-mlrly Plc-rk 4l1: Pzirkvi' Pino '38, .lllnior l'I1litox': l':i,rk4-i' Pinf- '37, liditor-in-1'hi:-fi Strlgw- Uonimittvv: l'.l'.L. 2, fl: Rumi Show l, 2: l'l:1y Il: Uoiistitlltioii Uoiiiliiille-1-. Kntlicrinc Mullcn Grllvml Sf'irrn'v Owls 4. Kichard Mullins ffonlul4'r1'ii1l Owls 2.K, HA: liaisf-lmll 2, il, 4: Ilziske-tlmll fl, 4: Ile-ttewiiia-ii's Ululr 3, 4: S.l'.S.4',O.- Villiillvl Mmnlwr 4.-X: l1I1l'kPl' Pre-ss 4.4: Tivkot Ponimitlvo 4A. Loretta Murphy Cjllllllllfffitll I'.4'.l.. l, 2: ll.A.A. 1, 2. 312. Nlaric Murphy Suriul Sriurlu' G.A.A. 2, 3. Marie Murphy Cf11l1lun'r'4'iul 15.A.A. 3: l'.t'.ll. 3: Owls 4.4, Gladys Murray Cuiallzvzvrriul Robert Naclitriub Grin-ml Sflfllfl' Iflur-limlinn Ulnh 4: llillllllllilll Ulnh -ig Upon'- vtta 4. , -Icaincttc Nndlcr Curr1rm'r4'ir1f ' HA..-X. lil: Owls 2.4, fill: Ofiivv Assistant 4, Rachel Natlmriuv Grrwral l,an,quagr Owls l. 2, 3, 4-llxvvutive Buzirrl 4.-X: S.l'.S.f'.O. 4: Ring and Pin Committee: I'.t'.L. 2, 3: ll.A.A. 2, 4: lmCf-rvlv Fmncziis 2, 3: Social Soir-m-9 l luh 4-Seurvtury 4B: ' - .-'innual-Sf-nioi' l'irf'ulntif1i1 Mnimxzr-r 4: Fir? -CQ . - 614715 4. 12 i ' C gg ' Pilgz' 34 X0 K1 4 'T X I f 1 .27 . ' Qiggcv Rosemary Nccs Grrzrml Language' Owls rlll, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, -lp Girl Reserves 2A, Il, French Club 35 1'urkf-r Press 4, Seiiiur Art I.eague -lA. Dorothy Neville Commf'n'iul Owls 2, flli, june lf. Nielsen -lll, li.A.A. lA, 2. h.l'.b.C .U. 4. Cum mvrriul Owls SSA, 43 l7Ulllllli l'Cl1ll Ululr -lA, I'.1'.L. l, lilly CLA..-X. ZZA. Lili, -l.-X: Press IIA. Christ Noplos. Sally Novix 1' K X l ' I l Cum rm'rriul Suriul Sl'il'lll'l' Sm-iall S4-iviivv Ulub 43 Uwls i .., -l, 1.1 ,l.. l, 2, Il: lrmn lwiiiiiiitlvvg liunml Show l, 2, Bcrllu Obccunn f:llllIllll'l'4'llll G.A..'X. lil l'.t'.l.. l.X1 .-XYl:lli4lll Ullllr -lli. liraxnk U'llnnncll lfr1rl1ll1i'r'z'iill S.l'.S.l'.U. fl, Alice Olivir Gz'ln'rul Srirriu' lintkl-nizu Ulnh Il, -lg ll.A..'X. till: Pino Stuff lA: hum-livoii Umiiliiittov: llillllllllklll Club 'l-St't'l't'Ull'y owls 4,-X. Robcrt Olivcr Ilzuul Il. lidnil Olson l'.l'.ll. l, 2, 4l,A..K. I, 'll loin O'Rnurkc llyninaisliv ltllllllll Ululu 412 l',4'.l1.: S.l'.S.l'.U, -lli, Grlirrul .Si'ii'ln'i' Ui'lli'l'l1l Sa'i1'll1'l' Il: lhilln-iiizii sl: llwls I.X, Zlil v i. Cin'lu'1'i1l Srirrln' 'l'vuni 2: S.l'.S.C.U. -LX: lml- -li ldnn-li4li:in Flnli 43 Uwls sl. lirnnccx lliliiikc Gewrml l.i1ng1n1,qr 4' x x - l'4'I 1- 1:1 ' . . .. ... ., rtkvnizu llllli -ll Ilultniiizui Ulnlu -l-Vivo-l'x'4-simlvlit ull!! S.l',S,1'Al.-lligli i'uunm'il 4lS, lluard ul' E14-vlioiis Uuiiiiiiissioii -113, Umiiistilllticriizxl Umiiliiitlm- ll' Vi ' . . . ., 00-l'i'e-sill:-111 4A: Owls ... .l, -l-I hzurin-in gt' l'l'Up.l'l'2llll Uuiiiiiiituze -lli, ldxw-lltivv lhsurnl ll. Robert Palmer Gi'ln'ri1f Srivlln' . .. . .. . Iillskvllralll l, J .., 'l, l.l .ll. l, J. Riclmnl l'.itrick Gi'm'rul S4'ii'1n'r Hwls il.-X: s.l'.s.1'.u. 4: Pup :uidGown Com- mitlw-: l'im'v-l'rusimlz-nl ut' llnltunizin Clnh DIA: llutka-nizn 4.X. l'r.incux l'.iul Sn,w,-,- ll..-MA. Il, fl. Ciurtrunlc Payne Grrlrrirl Srivzlrv Hwls Illlz 4:..X..X. -l. l.illi.in l'c.irmn Kfulrlnlrrriul Girl ll:-sv:-vvs l: 1l..X.A. illl. Cl.-X, 4A. 9.1111 Pcdonc fi0llIIlll'l'l'idII l',l'.l4. 2. l'unicc Punsun Cfnn1mrn'iu1 I'.l'.l.. l, 2, Il, Qwls l, 2, fl, li,.-MA. 1, 2, 31 Uliziirnmn uf Tim-ket lllllllllllllvli Pauline Pcrrlinz c:UNlllIt'l'l'illI Uwls 2, Sl, -lg G.A.A. 2, ll, -l: 111-halting: Ululr. lfldunc Perrin G1'm'rul Sri1'l11'l' lluncl 2, 3, -lg Phuto Editor of Press, '3U3 l'liuln lfhlitor of Annual, '37, Owls l, 2, il, -l: l'l'l l 'P 'l SPQO0 ..l.,.., .: .. ... ,. . 4: Truck Tenni 1, 2: Ulu-inistry Clnh 4. Maribetli Petcrman Gvnvrul I.unguagi' G.A.A. 21 1 .C.l'l. 21 llirl RA'S0l'V4'S 2,3.4g liauul 2, 3. Violet Petersen f:UNlIllI'Yl'it!I G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Cu-in nwrriul Mary Phillips l .1',l1. IQ l l.A.A. 4A. Pagr 3 S ug: ih l'w52l7rMflf4'wovLK ,K 1. Donald Piercy Grnrral Lunguugr l':ll4'l1Ill2Lll Vlnlv 4123 Uwls I.l,X: liaitin l'lnh 2, Z! Robert Pierson Gvllrrlll Sl'it'lll'l' Sovizil Sviviim- 4: ll-llllllllllll -41 Stairs- Poin- niittve 4: l'.l .l4. I. 3, ... Harriet Pompy Il X X l ' ' ., Gi'm'rul l,ur1,qllugi' ., .1 . . .., 3, 4. l'1'.I,, fl: Svnioi' l i'i-nvli Vliili Il, 4: Owls Il, 4' 'l'I'1lYt'l Vlnln 4, Jeanette Pond Con1r1n'n'iul . . , . , ll.iX.,X. 1, ZZ, .l. lntti-l'g:ii'lS tlnli .ll I',l ,1.. 1, 2. 3. Shirley Potter Cfun1n1i'r'i'iul fi1l'l lll'Sl'l'X'l'S ll 1i..X..X. l, 2, ii. ll l',l',l1. 3. liliznbctli Prater Uoiiiiiii-i'i'i:il Flnli 4. Stanley Pusko C forr1l1li'r'riul Gi'm'rill Si'ii'vlr1' Foollmll 2. Zi, 4: l'livniisli'y l'lnIu 4.X: l'.f'.l,. -J Tliomnw Qunttroeki Owl 1: liaise-lizill 4.X. liuniee Riinilall 1 . Y . KTIIIIIIIIFH iul Com lII4'7'liiill . . : . 1' ' lfri-iivli ' - I S wi: SL'im'lN'0 1. XX I ' 1 l'f T. 1 linioi ' l'ln1i 21 l'oniinvi'4'i:il Klnlv l 1 il lllllr 4 Owls 1, 2, 3, -1, I' 4 l5r.ink Riniidiill i ' S. .S.C.0. . fifllfflll Si'ii'm'a' ,l',t'.l,, 2, 33 f'onr'i-rt lizinrl 2. Il, 4. Marge Rnxniu-sen , , . ., . 1 1 l 1 ' 5 1- X X 1, 2, 4113 llolks-nizo 1 ..i...i.-, .,. 4: Girl lim-seiwvx il: Hwls Zi, 41 l'lniii'ni:in ot lligli l'onni'il 4: Uziliiin-1 Mi-inln-i' 4.X1 lk-liaiting ilnlu 4.X, lilnier Ravel '-my s -1, .1- Cn ml lin S.l':S.1'.U. 4: lizinil Show ZZ, Il: llzinil 1, 2, 21, -4-l'i'i-side-iii 4: Hrvli vslrn 1. 2, 3: 'Flu-:ilrv Ui'c-lie-strzi 2, 21, 4: .Xvoliain String: l':llS1'1lllPlt' 4: l'livinisti'y Vinh 4: Itoikvnizo Ulnh 4: Sovizil Si'ioin'e4 Ulnlu 41 l'.t'.l.. 1, 2, :lg Uwls 1. 2, 3, 4: Iilxr-viitivv lloairil of Uwls 43 f'ii'i'nl:ition Rl2lllllf.!'+'1' of l':1i'kz-r Vino -LX: Pup zinil Gown l'lPllllllll1L'C'. Laverne Rav Grlirrill Inlnguugi' Owls 1, 2. Illl, 414: Girl l:Q'Sf'1'Yl'S-'l'!'Q'1lSlll'l'l' 'PX Iiiin Vlnli 4X T i .lil A . ...- 1. ri-1 siirei' 4.X: l'.1'.1.. 1, JI.. l..iX..X. J, liiim-ln-oii Uonnnilti-e, Geraldine Riedlc 1 ..1 iv Com mi'ri'inl l'.l .l4. .!. h..X..X. ll., .l.X. 4,X. liaurettq Rim cT0llllUl'Yl'idl lhinrl l, ZZ, Il. 411: l1..X X 1 '1'l'l, 0 3' Owls 1, Alice Rig: 1'.4'.I.. 1.12, 3214 .loc Riley .-, ....., . CFi'm'r'al I.urr,qlmgi' -..X,.X. 1. 2.11: Press htziff .L Cfou1mi'n'iul l',i'.l,. 2: Uwls 211: liaiw Plnls 4. Bercnice Rizier 1'1'li i 'P -2- ' C0mnn'n'1al . . . , .., ., 4i.:X..X. 1, 21, Ii. 4: l':ii'kvi' Press Typist 4: Owls jane Robinson . . 4 . h.A.A. MX. 111 .L. fl Lee Robinson 41 l.ilui'zil'5' IA. 215. Com znvrrial Gwlvraf Sr'ii'm'1' l'.i'.l.. Ill, Illi: '1'i':if11i- Mzlrsliiill 4. Norton Robinson U4'ni'm1 l,inl,qlm,qi' l'.l'.L. l, 2: Owls lA. 2, Il, -llfi Sm-ini Svieiice Uliilv ZLX, 4.-X1 1-Iiioliili-:iii l'lnlr 4121 llnsvluill -4: Press ILX. 4 Marian Roche Cum uivri 'iul l'.t'.l,. Il: Uwls Il, 4: G.iX..X. Sl, 4: llebzitiiu.: Club LX: S.l'.S.1'.0. -LX: Progrzini Poin- inittee. Robert Rolir Soeizil Scif-in-e 3.X. Doris Rosenbaum 1 4 . 1 Gi-nrrul S4'ii'm'r Gi'rn'rul Sr'ii'rn'i' 1'.i ,1,. 1, Z, Il. I-..X..X. 1. 2, 31, 4: flDl'l'l'Ifll 4: ION-iii-li Vlnh 33. Ann Rotlmcngasx Cgmmpg-pi,yl Carl Ruwc Gr'rn'nll SA'il'lll'l' Hun-li4l1-1111 l'lub -l: llnltnnmlznn 4: U1u-rx-llu Il, -I. XY'illi.nn Rnmcl Grllrnll Srirrllw' l'.1'.l.. IIS: t'ln-lnislry Ulnb 413. Rnburm Rnnk 1imm'fw1J Arlx l'Ulllllll'l'l'llll Ulnb LX: 'l'r:n'z-l l'lnb 4.-X. Mary Sainc ifuu1lm'rrinf 11..X..X. -l, llnlwrinc Saxmlw Colllzrlrwiul 4l..X..X. I. 2. Il, 41 l'.1'.l,. 1, 2: 4'1m11m1x'viul 1 lub -l, l.l-ltr-11111-1 s. Rum Sulmlmld Cur111l1l'x'l'il1l H..X,.X. l, 2. Il, ll l'l'4'SS 11 1'.Q'.l1. l, 2, 3, M.1rg1n'ritc Sclmcfcr Soriul Sf'il'Ilt'l' Uwls Cl, -1: Swwinl N-'ie-ln-v Club -1: llllllllllllldf l'lnb Il, 4. llcnrivt I .1 Sclmcfcr Cfu111lflz'1'ril11 tl..-X..X. -lgllirl's1'lm1'11s ELK, 412. Grnycc Sclmccklcy Cforzlrzwrriul l'r4-ss: Uwls1 1l..X.,X.1 l'.t'.l,. N.1rg.1rcl Schneider Gm'm'rl1l I,n11,qln1u4' l'.t'.l.. 2, Ill H,.X.,X, QI!! KHFIS' l'l10!'lIS -ill. Harry Schndrnf crt'Vll'l'4lI Srir'm'1' I'.1'.I,, lllg Snvianl Svivllm' 41 lhlikm-lllzn -LX: llnllnnlnn l. lfrnnccs Sclmcnstcdz Gmvral Imlgilaga' ll X X I 'C rl' l 1 l .. ... . -. -. . '. '. 1. 2, Il, Gift Cmn- llllllvv. ,Inc Ann Sclmlil-Id Suriul Sl'i1'm'1' l'.l'.l4. l, 2, Il Frcduriclx Scnbcrg Grzlvrul Lxlllgllxlgl' Hum-v1'l llilllll 1, 2, Il. 4: lll's'lwstr:L 1. 2. Il: l'.l'.l.. SLK: Uwls l. 2, Il, 4: l'o-Sm-l'0t:11'y LX: 'l'ln-nlrv H1-vln-slrn 3: l'llltl 4, Sm-izll S1-in-nn-v Ulnb -LX: owl l-Ixl-1-ntive lg0ill'll 4.X: l'Ql't'llt'll Club RA, -L-X: Prugrnnm Unm- llllllew' NIA: ltnllu-unzn Ulnb 4.4: lmltmmizxll , l . Q lvlllll -LX: Hilllll Show L, fl, S.l .Sl .U. 4. hl.lI'lL'll1 Scalmlm Gvmvul Iuflglfngf' Uwls 1, 2, Il, -1: lI..X..X. 2, 4. Virginia Sv.-annaxn cj0lllIIll'l'l'i4lI 4l..X..X. I .2, Il, -Ht: Girl llvsm'x'es lg Uwls ZLX, CHL rlll. Richard Scll CIFIIVHII S1'irm'l' llzlskvtbnll Il. -1: llillllllllilll Club MIA: l',C.l,. -1 Mildred Shaffer Caullrlrrriul l'nrka-1' l'rm-ss Jill: l.nm-lu-mx Wnmnittz-vi Uwls SLK. l'l.1r.1 SINIFDC fTI1IlllJll'l'f'f:ll l'.t'.l,. IIA. 31 H,.X..X. QA, 3, Al. Rnln-rr Sluw f:A'll4'l'dl Svirrm- . . , lil .I,. l. J. 3: l-'mvtbnll 1, L: Student lf'm'1nn l, 22. lfrcd Sherman frt'lll'l'd1 IJIIIRIIIIXK' Suimxning 'IN-:nn 2. tl, 4: TA'tlt'l'llll'll,S Club 2A, 25. 4: Html:-nt lfurlnn Ili, IIA: l'.l'.l.. l.-X. lf. 32 llalsvbnll -l.-X1 S.l'.S.l'.U.-Pzlbinf-l 'SIL Cliff Slwrrv SA'il'Ill'n' 'l'iw'kvl 1'1nnmitl--4- -LX, Charles Slxidclcr Grm'rul Sf'i1'm'r' Hnml I, 2: In-I-:ning Vinh 3.-X llagz' Pugr I X if, W I lf, N'l.xrgax'cl Siinnions G.A.A. I. 2, IZ- 4. K :1HIlHH'Y'l'ldl firnrrul IAIYIRIIJIQF . .. . Mary Sims l'4'I l ' l'1l'l'llt'll I lllll X 45 K X IK ..i. ......i. Violet Skinner . . .r -. . IJ ,l,. ... ill. I-.A.A, .I Merry Sluuzur Gvnfml lmfguagr .. Grmwnl liirfgllugf r..A.A. I, 3, .l, 4. 1'.4'.l.. 1.2, Il: Owls I, 2. :l, 4: Hwl lfixa-viitivv lluzirfl I: .luniur Fi-i-iii'Ii 1'lnli Cl, 4: l'rl-ss Il, 'Ig Vim- -4: Fire- Murslmll Ill l llfill I I li 1 l rl -I1 S.l'.S.', . -I 1 'ivmiii c-': Li - kvnizii Vlulv -lg Hpi-re-tlsi Il: Sm-izil Hi-il-iii-v I. livclyn Marie Smith ffmu llll'l'lill1I Iuixiim-l'i'i:il I lull IA: Uwls. l'.l .l... lf.A.A. 7 I, f.. uluni: Smith fPt'7ll'l'ilI Sririlii' ILAHX, 2, :lg S,l',S,1',1r, 1'u1iliI'ilMe-iiiln-VZIA. Iiirrainc Smith fT0lllllIt'Y'l'lill I. , 1 . 4 hire- Alzirslizlllz 4-.A,A .., I. h,l'.h.t Al. -I. lid Sucncn llusi-lmll I. IJ. il, l,nrrcrt.i Spiclmnn . . .I fTlllPl17ll'l'1iill I: l.i-II4-riiiauifs Ululi I. Cfmu lm-ri'ml I-,A,A. I. J. .,, I: l'.l'.li, 23: liznw l'luIi I: Gift. Fiminiitli-Q. Sarah Staley . . .., 1 CIi'ln'i'ill Xiivllri' l'.I .l.. I, 1, .,, 1..A.A. I, J, .., I: Ulu-i'vII:l ill x I ' fl, I3 lie-II:-i'g ' Chirl Stamnicriolin . .. , .., ... fii'rn'r'l1l Si Il'Il4 i' Ilnmixlix lllllr I: l'ilII'llllI'Qlll 1'luli I: Siv- i-iul S4'l1'lll'l' l'lllli IA: Ilwls IZA. ii N.l'.S,l'.lY.-l'illIllll'l. -IA. Shirlc Stein' . In i rr 'lirm . f' i fil'm'1i1l Silrmi' ' .' .' llllll' I-'ri-ui'li :EAI I? ylf ' If l QP N0 ' liJlw'iu1iu EfX, u.e'1i,P,s.i-fi. Lx. Hclcn Stlvcns fQr'llt'I'ill Iilllllfllillkfi iimiih ii.. N .i,. 1. :. f...x..x. 1, J. ,z. Ihilki-iiizu I: !4.l'.S.1'.U. IA: l'im--Aalx'i-rIi5- ing IA: 412117 :milf islry l'luls IA Riclmrd Siiir Swiiiiniing: 'l'i-zum Skailiiip.: 'l'i-:mi ii Ii-I-L l5lll'I'!'ll2l -I: Alill'Nll2lll Il, I: l', Hclcn Stunc I'.f'.l., 2: Owls 2. Nlncdull Stnrwcd fI.A.A. I. 2. il. Vliili I. Gmylc Stvx Owls IIA, IIA, Il! iiwnt Umiiiiiiliwi- Florcncc Sullivan I'1'l ' li X fi iiiwii 1'1lIIllIlllI4'l'1 4'lii-m- Ui'l1i'i'irl Xi'n'm 1' Il. I: l,i-II4fl'm:lli Il, I: Ning :lull Vin Vimiiiiil- llillllllllilll Vluli I: Vire- i I ' 1 urllrllun ml IZ: G,A.A, 2. f.url11l1i'r'i'ii1l . . . ... . , I, l,1.li. .,, li-mimi-141.11 f'n1irnn'ri ml : l'.1'.l1. 2. Il: Alinmiiii-in IA, C frm1uli'i'l'iul X II 'l'4-nniQ l'Illl' . . I. ..., .i, .. . ... .i. .. . .illi l'4IllllllI'l'l'l1ll IIB. Mabel Swamun G..K.A. l. 2. Il, ll Senior AVI Long Roy Swanson Owls IA. -Ill. Paul A. Swincfnrd Vllili IIA: .All'lllZllll' l'llIll Conf NIMH iizf Owls I: llirl Ili-si-i'x'ws IL uv 1. f-llHllIlt'l1'iall Swium i' Owls 2: l'.l'.l,. 2, fl: S.l',S,i'.U. IA: lfirf- Marshall 4: Sm-ial Si-ie-iii-u Pluli 4-l'ri-xi- :lent Ill: f'li4-niislry Vluli IA: Stairs- 04,1114 mittm--1'hziirm:iii IA: Anniml Stuff' 4-As- sfwizlll- Editor -LX, Richard Synmnds Si'ii'fn'r Owls 3, 4. Helen Tccotzky Cfouiim'n'ial G.A.A. I, 2. Il, I: Hwls I, 2, Il, -I: liihrury Ill, 4A: Sm-iul Nwmv Vlulw -IA: l'if'kM PPL I 'I 'l Prmimittvo IIA: Bessie Tcschkc Cmumrrrinl ll.A.A. 4A: Owls ZA, Ill: l.:iw Chili -4, Hcnriut u Tlunus C fannm'r'1'iul G.A.A. IA. .EAL l'n1nnu'rm'1ul t'lul1 4A. Wfillignn Thomsen cIt'lll'7'lll Srivnn' l':lrke-r l'rvxs-Ni-ws lidilor Zi-k'n-l'11litor-in- Chivf Hi: S.l',S.l'.0. 1'h2lll'llHLll of lligli Counvll H23 Uzlliiiwl lllmnlwr Alllg Presi- dent of IM-lmting l'lul1 LX, Owls 1, 2, 3, 4, Imltuninn Ululu -lAg Sm-iznl Science Club 4A. GN Bruce Tllrasllcr Sl'il'lIl'l' I.:1w :ind llovvrunn-nl 4 K Gcraldinc Toboln Sl'il'lll'l' ,sq Junior l rulu'l1 Uluh l, 21 l'rvsiclm-nl Ill: J S4-nior l4'iw-iluli Uluh IZA: Rutkvinzu l'lub 2A, Il. MIA, St'1'l'l'lZll'y KA, 4A1 Owls I, 2, Zig 5 S.l'.S.l'.U, Al: Ulllvv N'1n'lim'l' l, 2, Il. ,L yy' .U 'I' mas Toy 'l'i'i'fulil'ul 41, yi aux' :uni fiuvi-1'xixiu-lil Clulr -1. v ' I Ruse Marie Tulnlnclsun ' Sfiffllil' M ,f , c:,A..x. 1, 2, za, 42 uwls ::.x, 41 .xvmriun if 0,1 fill: l'lu-xnistry LX. qxfqv'-'P' Vcrnn Tuttle Suriuf S1'il'm'i' I I Bernice Vander Plucg f:0lIlHll'l't'filI 1l.A..X. 21 l',k'.l.. ll l'wmnn-rvinl l'lub Lk: Owls -l. Pclur Vnndur Pllwg flrl S.l'.S.K',O. 4: Sl't'llt'l'j' ll1'Slf.Z'lll'l' for Opcr- x-Ilan -LX, Philip Virtue Si'il'm'i' l,llt'l'i'llil Zi: l'inn- l.Xg l'.1.l,. l, 21. Sig l'1'uni l'ummilln-v LX, Rolwrl Vuncxll Sl'i4'm'i' l',1'.l,, ILA: .Xviuliun Club -I: Swimming' 'l'a-:ini -l. Carl Vogel St'it'lIA'1' Oiwrc-lla: Zi: l'.4'.l., 1. I .,. l'rnm 4'niuniit- lm' IA. luawrcncc W'ainwrigl1! ffollllllvrwiill l uuIlv:lll l. If, CZ, I. Mildrcd Walilbcrg Ciun11m'r'l'ii1l ll..X..X. 1.21 l'.4'.I.. 1.2. Donald Wlillilxgford Sr'i1'm'i' Ummm-4-1-1 liunml IZ, 4: 'l'lu-:ilvr Oi-1-livslrzi bl: f'Olll't'l'l lll'l'llL'Sll'll ZZ: l'rvss Stuff Il, Al: 'l'i4-ku-l Vmninittul- LX: th-norul Assumlily, Ulm-rk -lA: llnlki-nizn Ululm -IA: Owls 43 Owl l-Ixw-iitivv LX: l'.l .I,. 1, 2, 3: Social Sm-ii-in-v I1 lfirv Blairslml Il, 4: Pino MIA. , l'cu:r XV.ird lIi'm'ml luzlgrmgl' l'.l'.ll. 2. -Iolin wv.lICfl1l.lll Srivrzu' Slzuri- Uuiiiiiiillm- LX: lit .l.. Sill. ,lean W1-gxx'cr Gm'm'rul I.ur1g1mgi' ll.A..X, l, Ill l',1'.l., I, ' Up:-l'vll:L -l. Ray W'cinm.xn Tl'l'lJllil'xII V, s,i'.s,1'.o 4 f Richard Wcitlcnfcld Sl'i4'l1l'l' linuml l. 2, tl, -lg On-lu-slran I, 2, 25, -1: Inl- lmtv Uluh 4: Firv Murslmll l. 2. 33, -l: A Golf 4: Sl'.S.t'.O. III: l'.k'.li. l, 2, 3. Wvst Norman Srirmu' t l'.1'.l.. 2 9, i Marion W'igby Gi'm'ruf Ldllglhlgl' 14lllll'ht'Oll l'Olllllllllt'4' LX: li.A..-K, I, 2, Zig Sm-iul Sa-ie-iwv 43 lbvlmling' -lg Owls Zi: l'.C.l.. 2, 223 llolkvmzo lirncst Wfilkins Gcmrul l.ul1guu,Qi' Orclwxtrn lA: Stunle-nt Forum IA, RA: Owls l, 'l 4' Fllt'llll6 lll Vluh 4 ' 1 nt .., ., . . , . lfarl W'illinn1s . Kilt'-DIFSII Q- . CTulumc'r1'iul 1 Pngr 3 9 A? MMA Z7 Thomas lioreham Gvnrral Law :mtl 1lm'm'iiiiia-int. Vlub 4. l-llcnor Boyer Srirrm' ll..-X..-K. 2. Alan Cook Sorinl Srirm'r' Dan Daniels C0nuru'ri'inl Owls 2, 3, 4. t'u l'i's-zlslliwu' 4: l'.l'.I,. 2, 32 High l'num'il 4: Heine-ml Assembly 4: Ring zuul Pin Uoiiiiiiillve- 4. lfdward Dougherty Cgmm,-rt-i,,l l'.l'.l,. 2, RH: Fontlmll 4: Ops-rettn 4: S.l'.S.l'.U, 4: Srwinl S4-iefiwo Ulub: Letter- nu-n's Ulub, Fred lfvans Cmrnm'rr'i1z1 l'.1'.L. 3. lidwin French Tvrlruiiral lluiul I. 2, 3, -li fll'l'll4'Sll'll 1, 2, 3: Theater Uixflie-st1'zL 3, 4: Le- Vercle l 1'zu11-als 2. Charlotte Irwin Cnmmrfrfial W'illiam Krahn C0nlnn'n'ial ykfili. 3: Social Seieiive- Flub 4: Owls Robert Kranz Spipm-p lhiml 2, 3, 4: Urrliestra l, 2. 3, 4: Letter- mc-n's Plub 4: Trzwk 1, 4: S.P.S.i',O. 4. Theresa Leahy C0mmf'rr'ial G.A.A.: 1'.l'.'L. Page 40 General Language Marguerite Wilson ILA..-X. 1, 2: Junior l+'i'e-in-li l'lub 2: Owls 1, 2,, 3, 4: Vriiiiiiierciaxl Ulub 4: Junior llru- luutics 3. Marjorie Wilson Cunmn'n'ial ll.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Virginia Wolf Seirmu' l1.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Si-r'ret:u'y 4B: l'.l'.l,. 1, 2, 3: S.l'.S.l'.U. 4: Clean-up Cmnniittef- 4: l'l1e-mistry 4: Girl Reserves 1, 2: Up- vrettu 3. Com rm'rcia1 Margaret Wolff G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4: l'.1'.li. 3: Cfniiiiiervizil Ulub 4: Soi-iul Sl'li'll4'l3 Club 4. General Ltlllglhlxl' Eleanor Woodard Girl Reserves 1. 2. 3. 41 Pre-siilent 3, Nm'- retury 4: l'.l'.l.. Ili: Social Svieuue Ulub 4A: Creative Writing Club 4A. Mary jane Worcester Gr'm'ral I.unguagr 11.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: l'.4',L. 2, 3: A Cappella 2. Roy Wortcndykc Gi-m'ral Language Eur-litlezui Plub 4: Press 4. Florence Zahringer Cililllllfffidl G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Sfwizil Suivllvc 4: I .C.L. 2, 31 Owls 1. Evelyn Zalac Grnrral Languagr Owls: From-li Club 21, 4: G.A.A. 4. Henry Zeh Corlurlerriiil Baud 2, 3: Urn-liestra 2, 3: lfillltl Show 2, 3: P.C.L. 2: l-'ire Mzirslial 4. jack Lindh Commcrrial I'.l'.L. 3. Frank McNamara Sorial Srivrriw' joe Murray General language john Parker Sa'iz'rn'v Philys Polh Srii'm'c Fhemistry Ulub 413: .-kVlRlll0ll Flub 4: l e-uciui: l'lub 25,x, 4: Dultunizui Club -lA. Charles Raff Sriv1u'r Iiotkemzo Club 1: I'.4'.L. 1, 215: Chemis- try flllll 4. George Scanlan C70Illlllf'7'l'iiJl l'.f'.la. 38. Sflfiul Sz'ir'll4'i' Bert Smirli Owls 1, 212: Hloe- f'lub 1: Gymnnstim- 'l'e-mn, Mary Snyder Commvrrial h.A.A. 2, 3, 4. General Language Mabel Stewart G.A.A. 2: Girls Chorus 2. 4: Art Club 4. james Tarr Arfbifertural Drawing Comvmvrial Charles Woyner Baseball 2. 3: Lette-rme-n's Club 4. Mary Zervas Grnrral Ialllvllagi' Girl Reserves 2, 3: Owls 1: G.A.A. 311. CLASS PROPHECY Excited? Who's excited? We are. Yonder stands the great shining hull of the Kitzelman Clipper poised on the runway for its dash to Croyden, fifteen hours away. Here we are about to realize our 1ife's ambition-traveling around the world! But what is that confusion to our right? It's a duel! Upon inquir- ing, we find that it is a publicity stunt of the Sharpe Sword Company. Strange as it may seem the fencers are the famed Betty Barrett and Dorothy Moriarity team. With a start we remember the plane takes off in five minutes. After boarding the plane and upon the realization of impending relaxation,our pudgy travel companion bursts forth in a tirade of words. To quiet him, we give him a copy of the world's worst seller Things Distant, which was written through the combined efforts of Gertrude Paine and Edna Olson. Glancing at the adds of a newspaper, we see the indorsement of Dondlinger's Dyspepsia Pills by the exotic Shakespearean actress, Maria-note the change-Sleezer, and the matinee idol, Wilbur Klint. Invited by two air hostesses, Katherine Hoff and Clara Louise Fowler, the passengers take a tour of their gigantic three hundred passenger superliner. The friendliness of the crew leads us to call them by their names which are printed on their caps. John Waterman, George Kalantzopoulos, Richard Mullins, Ed Soenen, and Carl Stammerjohn compose the navigation crew. As we continue our tour, we visit the galley, where the head cook, Dorothy Gawne, is strewing stirring, mixing and messing her fa- mous dishes. Her staff consists of Anna King, Virginia Morton, and Lorraine Bernhardt. Cliff Sherry, Harry Bigelow, and Warren Giest are the dish wash- ers. While dining, we notice the zest with which the famous and graceful male tap ballet of Charles W. Brown and Earl Williams, devour their food. This ballet includes Tony Gagliano, Staney Pusko, Jack Jefferson, Harvey Feeley, and Al Erikson. Our ship, arriving at our destination, glides to a per- fect landing in the English Channel. From there we proceed to the Haag Hotel in London. While in this city, we go to the Smith, Brown, and White circus featuring the astonishing acrobat, Tally Andrew. Moving on, we notice that peanuts, popcorn, cracker-jack, are being sold by Eldene Perrin. One of the most outstanding side shows is that featuring Little Egypt II, in private life, Frances Pahnke. While talking to an elephant keeper, we discover that he also is a Parker graduate of June '37, and none other than Dick Stitt, the peanut chiseler. We next go to the Him- mel Hoax House, and also to see the India Rubber Man, Bill Hughes. Another thrill is witnessing the lion train team, Didlock and Gallagher, in action. After a few days in London, we leave on the S.S. Styx for Paris. While in Paris we become acquainted with the Surrealist painter, Elmer Ratzel. We even were so fortunate as to get a glimpse of the Count and Countess of Fontaine. Our next stop is at Vienna, where we visit the music festival. Swineford, the mad musician, plays Christofilos's Cantique in Z Minor, and Carner's Scherzando in X Flat. As a lighter form of recreation we motor out to the Alps where we witness some fancy skiing. With a waving of arms and feet, Anna Mae Harvey comes hurtling down the mountainside only to collide in midair with Sidney Davies. The usual greeting of Fancy meeting you here, is exchanged as each continues to bump down the hill. Paga'4I Leaving beautiful Austria we travel by rail to Italy to see the chariot races. On the train we meet that indispensable public servant, Al Forrest, the Fuller Brush man. On our arrival in Rome we happen to hear Bill Thoreson, the Italian Huey Long, make a campaign speech for reelection. In a cab driven by Nick Ernest, we taxi to the new arena where we are to witness the chariot races. Rasmussen and Rowe, the rolling ramblers, head the list of chariot racers. Another well-known team is Gronholm and Gregory, the gregarious gallopers. Glancing around us we notice Betty Jensen, Harold Housekeeper, Cathleen Conant, Richard Weitzenfeld, and Marion Wigby, all of whom we remember from our high school days at Parker. Aboard the yacht of George Markland, the philosopher, we proceed to Egypt as his guests. Lazily floating up the Nile, we pass through the region of the Pyramids. Not far from the banks we notice three disillusioned diggers- johnson, Anderson, and Cade--digging their way from fame. Our next stop is Shanghai, China, where we visit the greater 1952 Olympics, which are already in progress. Rachel Natharius, an American representative, wins the pole vaulting event from Ida Meyers by at least a foot. The gallop- ing grasshopper from Guatemala, the best decathloner in the World, Dick Francis, puts on an exhibition between events. The forty yard broad jump event is won by Ernest Wilkins over Henry Zeh. Among the American par- ticipants in the hop, step, and jump relay are five graduates of Parker, Tom O'Rourke, James Brown, Russell Drantz, Robert Jameson, and Bob Markovitz. The main event of the day is about to begin-the twenty-five mile dash. Who will win, the Chicago Comet, Chaparas, or the Masked Marathoner, McMinn? just as they break the tape, a cloud of smoke arises from the judges' box as a result of a heated debate over the decision. This spontaneous combustion oc- curs from the judges, Schneider, Woodard, and Wortendyke. For a moment it looks as if the Olympic games are to end in a brawl. Down in the midlst of the bedlam are the newshawks, Nachtrieb, Nadler, and Nees, from the Nit- wit News. As our allotted time in Shanghai is almost up, we take leave of the Olympics at this crucial moment. Safely aboard the S.S. Obecunas for the States, we are invited to the floorshow as guests of Captain Mioduski. As we enter the dining room, the floor show is already started. Tobola and Walling- ford, the well-known waddling waltzers have the spot light. At the finish of their act we are to have the pleasure of hearing Virginia Mills, the song bird from Singapore, on her initial public appearance. Just as she is about to break into that latest song hit, Ode to Moulton-Two Bits, the boat gives a sudden lurch and lists heavily to port. Tragedy threatens in the form of a shipwreck. We are safely removed to the U.S.S. Stevens in a rescue boat manned by Vonesh, Virtue, and Vander Ploeg, middies whom we recognize as graduates of Parker's class of june '3 7. The battleship carries us to San Francisco. Due to our financial status, we hitch-hike back to Chicago. Passing through Hicksburg, we stop at Hothersall's Hamburger Hut to get a bite to eat. To our surprise, Doris Lehman is the waitress. Doris tells us that John Clark and Ed Dougherty have risen to the high positions of supervisors of secondary edu- cation to the Pineville mice. As we lie resting our weary torsos before proceed- ing to Chicago, we talk of our days at Parker. Page 42 C ASSES fa WS ii PQ4 CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1938 The members of the 4B class participated in many worthwhile scholastic activities. Many 4B's took an active part in the S.P.S.C.O. Doris Daniels was the speaker of the house: Betty Skinner held the position of secretary of clubs, and Doraine Morgan was a member of Betty's committee. Members of the general assembly included Evelyn Anderson, Ruth Grund, Frank Gustine, Jean White, Doris Daniels, Arthur Ruling, Jackie Hart, and Mary Louise Scanlon. Robert Stegner and Robert Neuhaus were on the publicity committee for social affairs, and Spencer Dunn was a member of the bulletin board commit- tee. Bettie Kleinke, Mary Louise Scanlon, and Ellie Hrones were in charge of the kitchenette. Edgar Kranz and Russell Kemp were hosts in the Community Room, and Robert Wilson had charge of tickets for athletic events. The 4B G.A.A. lettergirls were Eloise Proctor, Zoe Acker, and Dorothy Lust. Robert Wilson and Frank Gustine starred in basketball while on the base- ball nine were found John Manning, Edward Loucius, Robert Lilien, and Edgar Kranz. Arthur Ruling and Robert Stegner were on the track team, and Roger Nichols held the position of manager of the fencing team. Musically minded were these 4B's who belonged to the A Capella choir: Marion Olson, Lucille Feldine, Luella Schoenbeck, Edveta Severson, Alice Zemke, and Ruth Brooks. Other 4B musicians were Margy Lees, Beatrice McMillan, Dorothy Olson, Eleanor Nickerson, Chesley Brile, Walter Ingledew, and James Goss, who were members of the band, and Russell Kemp, an orchestra member. Nearly all the officers of Le Cercle Francais were 4B's. Mary Louise Scanlon was presidentg George Burton was vice presidentg and Roberta Hakanson was treasurer. Several members of the 4B class were active on the Parker Press. Doris Dan- iels was business manager of the school newspaper. Jackie Dresser and Eloise Procter were page editors, and Dan Mullally was the staff photographer. Others on the staff were Margaret Campbell, Bettie Kleinke, Virginia Smith, and George Burton. The president of the Social Science club was Robert Lilien. Daniel Howanitz was vice president of the Botkemzo club and Bruce Mitchell was treasurer of the same organization. The 4B members of the Owls executive board were Art Lavidge, Dorothy Soyland, Dan Mullally, and Priscilla Rice. 5. Pagr 44 , giffiiii im M , iff., 'Z47,.fx'7v9 -f,Apl,cr:,4. lf., ffmwf aff ffw JUNIOR CLASS When the history of Parker is written, the names of the members of 'the junior class will be prominently inscribed on its pages. One has only to study the achievements of this class to be assured that they are a fine group of young people. In scholarship, athletics, and all school activities, the junior class has a made a lasting contribution to their school. The recent class organization has proved very successful. In the january election, the winning candidates were as follows: William Nugent, president, Beverly White, vice president, Norman Graff, secretary, and Hyman Pitt, treasurer. The main social event sponsored by this newly organized class was the junior prom held in May. Mary Lu Price and Harry Potter, co-chairmen of social activities, were in charge of the dance. The Owls had eighty-seven junior members. Dorothy Laskey had the privi- lege of being secretary of this honor society. Prominent members were Jean Baldwin, Arthur Hoover, Robert Lavidge, Catherine Lichenstien, Ardie Moli- tor, Claude Bakas, Barbara Mills, Elmer Melnick, Betty Whinnery, Marion Seidler, Hyman Pitt, Ruth Stammerjohn, Norman Graff, Elizabeth Schaller, Josephine Dominici, Betty-Jane Nelson, Angelo Geocaris, and Virginia Johnson. On the junior basketball team, Jack Sullivan played guard and Alfred jones, forward. Bob Black was another member who also played guard. On the senior team Owen Gill was guard and Charles Wagenberg, forward. Other players were George Dennison, center, William Harvey, and Arthur Lavidge, guards. The football squad last season consisted of Sidney Gold, right guard, and Bob Kircher, left end. These two will be next year's co-captains. Warren An- derson, Bob Page, Arthur Monahan, Charles Warren, Felix Lubin, Dick Lutz, and Bill Galunas were other members of the team. The junior swimmers led by Captain Roy Steers, Phillip Terry, and Alfred Hume made a fine showing. Those on the senior splash team were Leonard Hurry, Harry Johnson, George Dewey, and Warren Fierke. The captain of the skating team was Arthur Lavidge. Skating with him from the junior class was Fred Cox. The track team was fortunate in having Bob Kircher, Sidney Gold, and Arthur Saunders as three of its members. The girls organized an all star volley ball team this year. Margaret Ferguson, Virginia Dow, Darleen Heenan, Lois Hinkle, Jessie Dunn, Florence Lekas, Mary Jane Faulkner was secretary of the G.A.A. Members of the class in the editorial department of the Parker Press were June Lindblom, Harriette Stokes, and Arnold Kohn. Helen Penhallegon and Robert Kipp served in the business, department. Many pupils have been active in student government organized last fall. Members of the high council were Harriette Stokes and Angelo Geocaris. Robert Page and Helen Harsh were SB members. Robert Gallivan served on the cabinet as Secretary of Health, Safety, and Sanitation. There have been several members of the class represented in the orchestra, namely: Rudolph Ardelean, Gail Fowler, and Marilyn Melbourne. Page 46 Pugr 4 V4 Ihlgv 4-1 SOPHOMORE June, 1937, and the classes of June '39 and February '40 have passed their second milestone! This was the first class to lay a foundation for a well formed sophomore organization. This newly formed body made way for the sophomore dance, one of the highlights of the semester, and eagerly took part in Parker'sl newf system of government, Student Participation in School Control Organization. It was with great succes that the president, Herbert Leavitt, and vice presi- dent, Eleanor Hoffman, guided this class in their activities. Much of this ac- complishment Was due to their cabinet consisting of Dolores and Fred Goodman, social co-secretaries, Peggy O'Neil and Norman Jantz, scholastic co-secretaries, Gladys Johnson and Russel Olson, financial co-secretaries, Dora McAllister, secretary to the president, Sheldon Dray, in charge of Law and Order, and Gene Hoover, Sergeant at Arms. The secretaries of publicity were Leonard Abrams, Norbert Duckette, Norma Keir, Robert Pearlman, and Bob Rovick. The almost unbelievable feat of obtaining S's in all majors was accomplished last February by Ruth Browsky, Norman Jantz, Judy Kerman, and Marion Storkes. Others with slightly lower averages, and yet very excellent ones were Katherine Ahern, Harriet Balaskis, Hilvie Benson, Muriel Essinger, Frances Everaert, Mary Grezna, Elaine Henders, Ruth Henderson, Eleanor Hoffman, William Johnson, Florence Kraft, Lewis McDonald, Arvilla Nichols, Anne Passefiume, Jeanette Plotkin, and Eloise Witt. Edward Frederickson, Eleanor Hoffman, Norman Jantz, and Peggy O'Neil represented the sophomores on the Owl executive board. Athletics? This is no longer a question as far as the sophomores are con- cerned. Our football heros, Frank Grabo and Warren Moore, earned their minor letters. The three sophomores receivingswimming letters were Al Russel, Jack Sluis, and Myron Snapp. Johnnie Jorgenson earned his letter in tennis and Sheldon Dray received his for cheer-leading, thus completing the list of sopho- more lettermen. The answer to the question of athletics can also be found in the Girls' Athletic Association. Vivian Eddleman, Frances Everaert, Helen Galanapolis, Vera Gawne, Ruth Henderson, Lois Johnson, Dorothy Kester, Jean Cosmos, Dorothy Lust, Anna Jo McDonald, Fay Mezilson, Jeanette Plotkin, Rose Marie Sarra, Mary Walsh, and Patricia Young Were prominent sophomore lettergirls in the G.A.A. Sophomores were represented in every corner of Parker High, even in that far, far corner of the fourth floor, the band room. Here, Walter Jones and Vance Tuttle earned their letters. Others of importance were Gene Hoover, businss manager, Gilbert Witzel, property manager, and Charles Peterson, as- sistant librarian. The business staff of the Parker Press was not Without its sophomore repre- sentatives. Marjorie Lauritzen, Arvilla Nichols, and Edward Fredrickson served in this department. Page S0 4 v , v 1 AUTOGRAPHS THE FRESHMAN PAGE It requires a considerable stretch of imagination to associate a freshman with a senior, yet within four shortiyears some of our freshmen will control the leading activities of our school. Consider the already prominent freshmen who have been chosen to repre- sent our freshman class in the General Assembly. The delegation of fresh- men include: Raymond Wiltmere, La Verne Leeney, John Dunn, Charles Heil- man, John McCauley, Jack Speralses, Dorothy Govan, George Peterson, Gra- ham Reese, Ida Jiampa, Joanne Farrell, George Dunn, Betty Winters, Eleanor Wilson, Roy Roberts, and Charles Holmes. Others were Raymond Knighton, Dolores Goodman, Patricia Goroninger, Shervin Freed, Jack Owens, Charles Huber, Mark Duffy, Phyllis Acker, William Walther, Edna May Larson, Peggy Chopp, Robert Doig, Margret Bina, Adrian Spaargarden, Tom Pappas, and Clarence Hansen. Y The most important event'on the freshman calendar was the election of class offiicers. Barbara Price and Marjorie Houseman were elected to the offices of president and vice president. A cabinet consisting of seven members was appointed. Secretary of Social Activities was Jane Manor, Secretary of Publicity, Lois Lindbladg Alexander MacKenzie, William Minor, and Harold Himmel were appointed to head the various freshmen committees throughout the semester. Secretary of Scholastic Recognition was Lillian Levin, while Robert Stuckey was chosen to take charge of athletic activities. In athletics, as in every other department, the school looks toward the fresh- man class for material. Robert Stuckey and Eugene Withrow will probably grace the first team in basketball. The eleven will undoubtedly have on the line two such huskies as Alex MacKenzie and Bill Minor. James Costello, Wil- liam Laskey, Morris Epply, Donald Christensen, and Richard Dahlquist are try- ing out for the Parker splash team. Talent is ever present. This is-true of the freshman class. Fifty freshmen are expressing themselves in music. The band has claimed thirty-one of our number. The orchestra has been an attraction to fifteen freshmen. The A Capella choir has -set high standards but Barbara Exter, Anna Chiaeppitti, Dorothy Ralston, Marie Slokom, and Lorraine Johnson have proven themselves capable of meeting them. Sixty freshmen have made the E average requirement of the honor soci- ety and have become Owls. The Student Participation in School Control Organization has sponsored many clubs. Under the supervision of the secretaries of clubs, Elmer Melnick and Betty Skinner, the club schedules were established. The freshman member- ship proves that this class has taken advantage of the wonderful opportunities offered. Pugr 54 Palqv i i Pugz' 56 Pagr' 57 1 Q gx AUTOGRAPHS Q' M -T- H K Q A ' ,..- it ,406 Q xx. , L' it '5-Ll I N- 'yx .'.A ,JU- C Y K 'f2f.e fa--451.11 3' . X Ak X L A C' QA , 'N Gkkg K V I ,f V 7 f -yf7k 5 ' K , P 58 ACTIVITIEI SPSCO In October, 1936, a school democracy, known as the Student Participation in School Control Organization was organized in Parker in response to a re- quest by members of a public speaking club who convinced our principal, Miss Quinn, that some form of student government was essential in order to have a real student participation in school affairs. A constitution was drawn up by a committee headed by Marge Rasmussen. Students desiring to become candi- dates for office were required to present a petition bearing one hundred names and conform with all eligibility rules. In the first election held in November, 1936, Arnold Hinkens was elected president and Doris Daniels became vice president. President Hinkens' cabinet consisted of the following students who were chosen for their leadership abili- ties and interest in civic affairs. Richard Weitzenield was appointed secretary of Health, Safety, and Sanitation. Social affairs were placed in the hands of Doris Wigger, and Geraldine Tobola was made head of Art Interpretations. The responsibility of sound and stage equipment was given to Al Lengyelg Elmer Melnick became Secretary of Clubs, and Art Himmel was Secretary of Rules and Order. As Secretary of Scholarship and Civic Awards, Louise Carson rendered meritorious service to the school, William Thoreson was placed in charge of publicity, and Fred Sherman was appointed secretary of Athletics. Using our national government as a model the constitution provided for legislative and judiciary departments, called the General Assembly and High Council. The student representatives are elected from each division and are enlikened to our national senators. The High Council acts in advisory and ju- diciary capacities in matters of constitutionality. It consists of sixeen members elected from the General Assembly and having four members from each year, two from each semester. Arnold Hinkens and his staff of officers laid the foun- dations for this representative government. In January, 1937, the student body elected Harry Bigelow, president, and Frances Pahnke, vice president, for the ensuing half year. They were sworn into office in the inaugural ceremonies of February when President Bigelow, introduced his new cabinet ofiicers, and with the cooperation of the students and faculty, launched into an active and constructive student partici- pation program. Richard Mullins, Secretary of Athletics, established new records with the greatest attendance at games in Parker's history, Betty Skinner, Secretary of Clubs, organized several new clubs and aided those already organized in increas- ing their membership by extensive recognition of the clubs. Under Marge Rasmussen, Secretary of Rules and Order, the cleanliness of the school has been of a high standard, with a newly organized clean-up system. A complete rec- ord of the extra-curriculum activities of Parker students and programs of every student in the school was compiled by Carl Stammerjohn, Secretary of Civic Hwards and Scholarships. Weekly dances and social affairs were under the arrangement of Geraldine Tobola, Secretary of Social Affairs, and Carl Johnson was secretary of the department of Stage and Sound. Robert Gallivan, Secretary of Health, Safety, and Sanitation, had the assistance of hall guards, Pagr 60 QM, 1 f N P , M . i E Q fm' ' rs I-'lf BR U AR Y SCHOOL OFIJICIQRS THIC PR liSlDIiNT'S CAB! NICT HCISRUARY ASSFMISIY Ol'lflCQl-RS O w l'.:,qv1. fire marshals, and lunchroom hosts and hostesses to maintain order and pro- mote safety. Dolores Gallagher headed the department of Girls' Athletics and Anna Mae Harvey was Secretary of Art Interpretations. Dawne Rasmussen was secretary to the presidentg Arthur Himmel, Secretary of Publicityg and Jack Jefferson was Secretary of Senior Class Activities. Sponsors for th S.P.S.C.O. are Miss Nellie Quinn, Miss Millicent Stebbins, Mr. Robert I. White, Jr. and Mr. Daniel O'Connell. CABINET AND COMMITTEES Gvruldim' Tobola, Sec'y of Social Ac- tivities I. Division entertainment joseph Franks Eugene Brown Doris Le Tourneau jackie Hart Lorraine Bernhardt Art Lavidge Eileen Berkely Russel Kemp Barbara Carner Merry Sleezer Edgar Krantz Rachel Natharius Elaine Briggs Leona Campbell II. Dance chairman, Helen Stevens Vera Gawne Leonard Meyer Peggy Chopp Albert Erickson Shirley Kitzelman Richard Patrick , l Robert Earl Stitt Kitchenette Committee Chris Chapams Bettie Kleinke A. gales CO., Managers Mary Louise Scanlon Shirley Stein Effie Hfones Bill Swacker Barbara Mills B' publicity Ruth Lidster Pete Vander P1068 Assembly Committee Bdb Stegner Marion Roche Robert Neuhaus Ruth Henderson C. Property Management , Frank O Donnell Chesley Brile Morton Micheals Fraurrs Pabnlav, Civic Affairs Host and Hostesses Page 6 2 Dick Weitzenfeld Carl Vogel William Thoresen Eldene Perrin Mary Lou Price Marion Roche Frances Everaert Lucille Messinger chair Committee Eldine Perrin Elmer Ratzel Don Wallingford William Thoresen JUN li SCI IDOL OFHCFRS THF PRl'SIDIfNT'S CABlNliT HIUNIZ ASSIQMIBIX Ol-HL I RS X J' I Marge Rasmussen, Secretary of Rules Carl Slammrrjobn, Sec'y of Civic and Order Awards and Scholarships Jean W'hite Bill Fleming Maryjane Worcester Lorraine Smith Helen Bassett Mildred Drake Arthur Hoover Lois Klippel Ray Weinman Ruth Stammerjohn Rachel Natharius Tom O'Rourke Betty Foster Josephine Dominici Bob GVCUC Carl Iobnxou, Sec'y of Sound and Edgar Kranz Stage Bob Lilein Rolzvrl Gtlllll'IIlI, Secretary of Health Safety and Sanitation Edward Dougherty Dick W'eitzenfeld Lorraine Koenig Chris Chaparas Don W'allingford Eunice Penson Charlotte Downey Albert Wyatt Rirlmrfl Mullins, Sec'y of Athletics William Harvey Frank Grabo Robert Wilson Felix Lubin Morton Micheals Belly Skinner, Sec'y Chris Chaparas Jerry Brown Irving Johnson Elaine Bauer Kenneth Skinner Dorraine Morgan David Kahn Arflaur Hi1n1m'l, Se Merry Sleezer Esther Hartman Bill Thoresen George Markland Betty Barrett Don W'allingford Morton Michels Helen Penhallegon Barbara Carner Pugv 1,4 of Clubs c'y of Publicity William Ogelsby Ray Dinnerville Dan Evers John Hackney Bill Southern Bill Minnella Lee Ruhling Fred Simons jack Erich Richard Hiltman Robert Mortimore Robert Hansen Allllzl Mm' Hrlrwy, Sec'y of Art In- terpretations Elizabeth Weltzin Shirley Stein Catherine Clancy Peter Vanderploeg Betty Barrett Dawn Ruszlzzzxwlz, Sec'y to Cabinet Other Secretaries Rita Egan Charlotte Ronsky Mildred Drake Ida Lehrener Ruth Flassa Laverne Anderson Irma Sporleder Grace Norris Irene Papas Ingrid Nelson Marion Roche Mary Porto lflkli MARSHALS HBR ARY ASSISTAN TS R I.I-'ADIAHRS 1' In l GA June Fxecutivc Board OWLS Our Work Leans on Scholarship is the slogan of the Owls, the scholastic organization of the school. Membership in the organization is open to all stu- dents who attain the semester average of excellent. Under the sponsorship of Miss Matilda Gibson, faculty adviser, the group has become one of the largest and most active clubs in the school. Aiming at high scholarship combined with social activities to make a well balanced diet of school life the Owls give open dances in the gym and teas and parties for the faculty and visiting students. While the school was testing student administration, the activities of the honor society were curtailed in order to co-operate with the S.P.S.C.O. pro- gram. A new alumni association for Gold Pin Owls was founded under Louise Carson's administration. With the opening of the new semester a party for Owls was given in the gym. The informal entertainment was added to by gay multi-colored balloons, and a community sing. Delayed by the absence of Miss Gibson, the first meeting for the election of new oHicers did not take place until the third week of March. Nick Ernest assisted by Helen Bickett, Rachael Natharius, Merry Sleezer, and Dan Daniels conducted the election. Several Weeks later, at the first meeting of the execu- tive board, the general calendar for the term was planned. The Owls sponsored the weekly dance May 14. Spring was the theme of the social. A tea for the faculty was given Thursday, May 6, in the Commu- nity Room. The social committee under the chairmanship of Shirley Kitzel- man and Merry Sleezer arranged a buffet luncheon. Pagr 66 IIISRUARY GOII7 PIN OVVIS AIUNli GOIIJ PIN OWLS .IUNIZ GOIAIJ PIN OWIS I Pugv 0 7 Y 'I A . A fY'l'LB4C.LfvNI X 'JU M.'vwvCa'lf Jlf PRESS The Parker Press, bi-weekly student publication, is concluding its eighth semester of service to the school. Unlike graduating students, however, it will continue its work in Parker and will endeavor to maintain and increase the school spirit and inform the students of the activities of their classmates. ln recognition of its merit, the paper received a grading of excellent in its division at the I956 spring judging of the National Scholastic Press Associ- ation. lirom September to February, Anna Mae Harvey acted as editor-in-chief of the publication. Bill Thoreson served as her co-editor until November. George Marlxland Hlled the position of editor-in-chief from February to June. The first page, which is the news section, was in charge of George Mark- land during the first semester and of Leonard Mayer and June Lindholm from February to june. The second page, containing a column by the principal, edi- torials, humor, and features, was edited by Marge Bowlsby during the first Ililxt' Ii X half of the year, and Florence Dresser, the latter half. Barbara Carner and Shirley Kitzelman took care of the third page from September to February and Edith Davis and Jeanette Gilbert had charge from February to June. This page contains club news, special departments, feature stories, and miscellane- ous news articles. The fourth page, containing information concerning athletic activities in the school, was edited by Charles Brown and Leonard Mayer dur- ing the first semester, and by Claude Bakas and Eloise Proctor during the sec- ond semester. Miss Amy L. Mackie has been the very capable faculty adviser who has had the none too easy task of supervising the workers. The editorial staff writes the paper, but without a business department there would be no publication. Pearl Carr served as business manager from Septem- ber to June and was succeeded by Doris Daniels, who held the position dur- ing the second semester. Robert Kopp was in charge of the advertising depart- ment for the two terms, while Maxine Ecklebarger was circulation manager during the first half of the year, and Helen Penhallegon the second half. Mr. john McMahon served as faculty adviser from September to March. Mrs.. Muriel Allen occupied the position for the remainder of the year. LIBRARY Of great interest to all vistors and students is the spacious library with its collection of books. Mrs. Dawson has been in charge of the library for several years and through her efforts the contents of the shelves have been enlarged. Assisted by many students in their free periods Mrs. Dawson organized the duties of the library helpers in order to' regulate the work. The assistants were assigned special duties or posts. Some of these tasks were the collecting of study hall slips, serving at the reference deskg watching the doors to see that no texts are brought in or unchecked books removed, and to keep order in the library. Open from the first through the twelfth period every school day the book shelves and study tables were welcome to use by the students in their free periods. Among the assistants who gave efficient service for the past semester are Clara Kunzler, Jean Koopman, Helen Tecotsky, and Glerice Ockes. DEBATING CLUB Argue! Dispute! Deliberate! Speak your mind! Such were the battle cries of the newly established Debating club under the capable sponsorship of Mr. Edward Punke. The students turned out full force in answer to its call, thus proving the interest of the student body in debating. The members heatedly argued the pros and cons of such topics as resolved: Homework should be made compulsory, resolved: It is satisfactory to add new members to the Supreme Courtg and resolved: Compulsory dancing in the gym- nasium is advisable. Page 69 musugnm WISH UML W'NEFUkv LOUISE mason WARREN GUST JEAN XNAITS I ASSCLIAU I yum, mmrzmrn: rnmxn m.....,.-,, , .... .. M- 1 I 1-umam r.IupAm .mm I, ,I 'ERTS ROHM, -M,,ANf5 .N X r.crIwm 5, ALT-vmas Acywmgg sumzv IxITZa.l.HAN num QQAQINM umm maven rsumum ' Lfxaw, UZSTUI PMMEN 'IU'1'N'JWAT'0N cwxoumis GRADUATES eunmm ws UNH fl MISL SCAN ACI IWTIEZS LUN I RNHMW M,.M,AN MFRRV SLEEIER B,WI,AM NARNU ww Lingua I ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES, I mnmmg Lwnvrzm PRISCILLA RICE BE YIANE NELSON :rumm nenmn , ACTIVITIES manumav '38 JUNIOR sovnornoaa Pugr 'O I BUSINI435 MANN-I . I I ffv' J 5 I I I' I r 1 If I PHYLUS MOULION BARBARA wma gETTy5ARRE1f CWLES BROWN vIoI.m une I.oIruIz-IN-cmef-' Inzswmm GInI.'s swears BOYS svonrs TYPIST WUI WNINN MARQAQE1 FULLQR A JANE IIUTION Amana LARKIN ELMERRAIZEL. BUSINESS MANAGER wwsr TYDIST CIRCULATION CIRCUIATION RACHEL NAWAWU5 Rouen1AI.axANoEI1 HELEN srzvemn NICHOLAS EU-NEST C'9CULAT'0N AovzIrI'I5INc ADVERTISING ADVERTISING mee ouvmn oouomv CAWNh GORDON RANDALL gL05NE pgppm vusI.IcIIv vuaLIcI'I'v PHOYOGVIAPHY ImoToc-RAM' vow WALLCNGFGD mourn vIAmcovI'rz Annum mm DANIEL 0'C0NNELl- vnofoaanmv APY ART mcum Nmson Putqv 7 ,aw- ae n SIQNIOR IJRAMATICS UIUNIOR DRAMATICS STAGIQ FORCI7 l'l' SENIOR DRAMATICS The Senior Dramatics class, conducted by Miss Maybelle Daly, was composed of a group of students who enjoy dramatics. It is a custom of the class to give two productions a year. It presents the Senior Class play in the fall term, and an operetta during the spring semester. The Senior Class play entitled Kampus Kapers was an -original script written by a committee consisting of Marge Bowlsby, chairman, Florence Dresser, Doris Wigger, Virginia Moore, and Bette Boulton. Those' who par- ticipated in this production were Gladys Murray, Virginia Moore, Lawrence Wainwright, Archie Stewart, Robert Ramm, Bob Phillips, Estelle Bransky, Glen McCabe, and Beatrice Fish. The success of the play was due to the co- operation of each member of the class. In May the class presented the operetta Pickles or In Old Vienna. The cast included Daral White, Allen Nedry, Robert Markowitz, Betty Jane Nel- son, Arnold Kohn, Eugene Brown, Lorraine Bernhardt, Lawerence Wain- wright, and Mary Wakefield. JUNIOR DRAMATICS The Junior Dramatics class consists of students who are interested in dra- matic work and through this class the students acquire poise. In the fall semester there were two dramatic classes, one under the direction of Mrs. Isabelle Fiscus, and -the other directed by Mrs. Josephine Bixler. In October Mrs. Fiscus' Class produced two plays entitled A Bargain's fl Bargain and The Cast Rehearsesf' The Junior Dramatics classes attended a performance of Leaning on Letty starring Charlotte Greenwood. At Christmas time the two junior Dramatics classes produced the play en- titled Come Let Us Adore Him with the assistance of the Advanced Music class. The class presented one scene of the Christmas play at the Andersen grammar school. There was only one Junior Dramatics class during the spring semester which was conducted by Mrs. Fiscus. Some of the plays which the class produced were Keeping Kitty's Date, The Elopementf' My Cousin From Sweden, The House Across the Way, Between Trains, and This Way Outf' The Junior Dramatics class offers a great opportunity for Parkerites to dis- play their talent. Page 7 3 LATIN CLUB LIZ Cl?RCLli FRANCAIS TR AVFL CLUB LATIN CLUB Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Muriel Allen, the Latin Club, consisting of first, second, and third year Latin students, was organized late in the fall se- mester. The purpose of the club is to demonstrate and clear the importance of Latin in our everyday lives. To enable a greater number of students to attend their meetings, the members conduct two meetings weekly. Officers for the semester were Evelyn Hamann, presidentg Marjoriann Harper, vice president, Ruth Cargill, secretary, Jeanne Tompkins, treasurer, for the third period. Mary Reay, presidentg Dora MacAllister, vice presidentg Armond Lillien, secretaryg Laverne Ray, treasurerg for the fifth period. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Parlez-vous Francais? If so, you would be interested in the group of French students who met in the Community Room ninth period on alternating Fridays. This club, which is one of the oldest organized groups at Parker, met in the class room the first semester of this year. Each of Miss Edna Dunlap's French classes chose their own officers and set aside specific Friday class periods for Le Cercle Francais meetings. After February, all the third and fourth year students that were interested met every other Friday as a regular chartered club. Mary Louise Scanlan was chosen president, George Burton, vice presidentg Dorothy Lasky, secretary, and Roberta Hakanson, treasurer. Ar their first meeting a playlet, Au Clair de la Lune, was presented. Simi- lar plays were presented and those, combined with occasional talks and games, made attendance at these meetings enjoyable. TRAVEL CLUB President ....... ...,...,,.,.,,.. ..,. M a ry Fiscelle Vice President . . ........,. . . Secretary ,............. ..... .........,.., R u by Bright Although most of the activities of this club occurs outside the school and in the wide open spaces, the Travel Club, organized under the direction of Mrs. Lucille Lloyd last semester, functioned as a chartered club within the jurisdic- tion of the S.P.S.C.O. The members meet weekly in the Community Room to discuss plans and preparations for tours that generally are made on Saturdays. The objective of this club is to acquaint the members with the many cultural and educational phases of science, art, and industry existing in Chicago and its immediate vicinity. Page 7 5 Pugv 76 SOCIAL SCIIINCI4' CLUB SOCIAL SCIPQNCIQ CQLUB COMMICRCIAI, CgI.Uli SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Under the sponsorship of Miss Hazel Rudoy the Social Science Club of 1937 has made rapid strides toward its goal. The aim of the club was to educate the students in the political affairs of the modern day. In the club both national and international affairs are discussed. Possible remedies are discussed and speakers associated with the subject are invited. Meet- ings are held ninth and tenth periods on Wednesdays. Officers presiding over the group during the past semester were Robert Lilien, presidentg Lorine Hays, secretary, Lucille Messinger, vice presidentg and Margaret Fuller, treasurer. Those presiding over the group the previous semester were Paul Swineford, president, Elmer Ratzel, vice president, and Rachael Natharius, secretary. The oflice of treasurer was omitted. During the past year several speakers acquainted with the subjects under discussion were invited. Mr. Shull, executive director of the National Forum, was the chief among these. The pupils of Mr. White's civic classes conducted a symposium for the benefit of the club. The subject presented Was The City Governments of Today. Theatre parties, Forum talks, and informal parties, constituted some of the activities of the group this semester. The dues are 2Sc, which is contributed toward the school fund. Committees and their heads appeared as follows Publicity and Membership Committee, Norton Robinsong Program Committee, Dan Mullalyg and the Social Committee under the leadership of Margaret Campbell. COMMERCIAL CLUB Prvsidtvzf ,... ...... .,.....,...... .,.,. H e l en Harsh Vice President ,.,. . . . Margerite Wilson Secretary. . . 4 . ,.....,....... .... B etty Holloway Trmslcrvr. ...,...,.,,....,.,.....,....,. Florence Larson If one stopped in the Community room on either the second or fourth Wednesday of the month, he would see the Commercial Club in action. This club is under the sponsorship of Miss Mabel Ripley and Mrs. Dorothy Gerwin. Among the demonstrations performed before the club were those of a mimeo- scope and of a stenotype. Members of the faculty gave vocational guidance talks. During the month of May, an exhibition on commercial subjects in the community room. As a climax, the club held a june social to top their various activities. Adeline Pappas, Mary Christofolis, and Mary Mason were the principals be- hind the arranging of publicity and programs for the club duiring' the past semester. Page 7 7 HOTK If M20 CLUB DALTONIAN CLUB liUC'I.lDI AN CLUB BOTKEMZO As it continued to grow in prominence this last year, the Botkemzo club has enlarged both its membership and its museum. The aim of the officers and members has been to combine scientific study of nature and social events into a well balanced club calendar. With this view in mind a trip was made to the White Pine State Park last fall for an outing which proved highly bene- ficial to the botany and the Zoology students. Because of interest in the en- larged collection of fossils, a tour was made thru the Oriental Museum on the campus of the University of Chicago, after which the group listened to a lec- ture. DALTONIAN CLUB Last semester through the efforts of enthusiastic members of the chemistry classes, and under the supervision of Mr. John Coulson, the Daltonian Club was organized. The purpose of this association is to convey a better understanding of chemistry to its members, and to interest others in chemistry. In January, the club collaborated with the chemistry and physics depart- ments in arranging tours of the Bowman and Borden dairies, and a trip to the Museum of Science and Industry in Jackson Park. At their meetings, which are held every two weeks in the Community Room, students deliver talks they have prepared on subjects that bear on chemistry. Among those who spoke were Frances Pahnke, who told of the life of Madame Curie, the discoverer of radium, and Irving Johnson, who delivered a discourse on explosives. The Daltonian Club maintains remedial classes for those students who are behind in their work, providing them with tutors, as Well as ample discussion periods. Under the direction of the club, the chemistry laboratory was thrown open to lower classmen for their inspection in the hope that they would take an active interest in chemistry. THE EUCLIDEAN CLUB The Euclidean Club was organized with five purposes: to promote general interest in mathematicsg to demonstrate its practical applications, to maintain a mathematical laboratory, to render assistance to pupils in algebra and geom- etryg and to bring to Parker leaders and authorities to speak on subjects re- lated to mathematics. Among the speakers who appeared before the Euclidean club last semester were Professor Penn of Armour Institute, who told of the part that mathe- matics plays in surveying, and Marx Holt, principal of the Fiske School, who exhibited' various applications of mathematics. The mathematical laboratory is an interesting place. It has many charts, diagrams, drawings, and working models. It is the ambition of the members of the club that every student visit the laboratory frequently to get an appre- ciation of the place that math has in the world outside the class room. Page 79 AVIATION CLUB Sl-'NIOR ART I.IfAliUlf DIZBATING CLUB H-'BRUARY HOST AND HOSTIQSSFS LAW' AND GOVIQRNMFNT CLUB -IUNIE HOST ANU HOSTESSFS I X K. X is W in 0 ik x J . xx XX .xx X K l X33 R Pagr' 82 AIfOl.IAN STRING SFXTIVI' TI Ili TH! ATIQR ORCHIAQSTR A THIC BAND 97 li THE AEOLIAN STRING SEXTET The Aeolion String Sextet was formed because of the need for a small compact unit able to play any type of music at any time. It has played for the Parent Teachers' Association, faculty teas, churches, and many women's clubs. Its most outstanding performances were for the Parker Pine. It has enter- tained the divisions for eleven consecutive weeks. Many guest artists, Thomas McHardy from Harper High School, Joseph Brodskey and his violin, John Cress, the champion high school trombonistg and Marion Olsen and Ardis Moli- ter, the 1937 Parker Pine girls, have assisted in this entertainment. The announcers for the program have been Harry Bigelow, Lester Patikin, Harold Housekeeper, and Joseph Franks. The Aeolion String Sextet is under the competent supervision of Mr. Jack Rapier. It includes: Russell Kemp-student director and first violin Joseph Mioduski-second violin Gunther Beckman-third violin Arlie McMinn-singing guitar Elmer Ratzel-string bass Chesley Bryle and Ethel Mortenson-pianists. THE ORCHESTRA For operettas, musical revues, band shows, social dances, assemblies, and for practically every other activity that takes places at our school, the orchestra lends a helping hand, thus making it one of the most important organizations in Parker High School. THE BAND One of the outstanding organizations and a valuable asset to the school is the Parker Concert band. Playing at school assemblies is only one of the band's activities. The parents of the band members, composing the organization known as Band and Orches- tra Sponsors, have often been entertained at the Hamilton Park Fieldhouse. The band gave two student concerts, which were held in the auditorium November S, and December 10. The group also played for the students of the Yale school. The officers of the band for the past year include Elmer Ratzel, president, Betty Barrett, vice president: and Florence Kraft, secretary. Eugene Tittering- ton served as librarian and Charles Peterson as his assistant. The only member of the band to enter the city solo contest this year waq john Cress, trombone player, who won first place, therefore making him eligi- ble for the national contest held in May. gl The band deserves a great deal of credit for its remarkable work, and for its participation in school affairs. Page 83 ,dfffw SI-1NIOR CHORUS A CAI'I'II.A CHOIR C IRI 9 1 IIORLS ZLQQWQL ww fm wwlb ' ,Qyffli , X X , X K ff' jd'--1 !L, L-' 1.75.1 1 ' 1 ,I fc ,.,,,,i,L, . Lg ugfffvl fix- wf'hU'fLv' ATHLETICS M X '....5J '0-s...-0'-- k Pugr K Despite the loss of ten out of the eligible eleven players composing the squad, Parker gridders with the too extravagant aid of Coach Nathan Wasserman capped the '36 season by tieing with Hirsch for third place. With the exception of George Nash, the entire team was composed of new players and with substitutes of the previous year. Therefore, double credit is due this squad. The lineup for the majority of the games and also for the final one was: Rob- ert Kircher, LE.: George Nash, L.T., Qco-captainjg Ray Jasper, L.G.g Robert Neuhouse, C.g Sidney Gold, R.G.q Stanley Pusko, R.T.g Warren Spence, R.E.g Charles jones, L.H.g Wallace Ottomeyer, Q.B., fco-captainjg Frank Grabo, R.I-I., and Ed Dougherty, F.B. The first victory was acclaimed in the Calumet tilt. Jones, fullback for Parker, after the usual feeling out the players indulge in before settling down to work, scored the only six point score of the game. I p g y a--.,,r., we i, Page X6 A plunge around left end was the touchdown play. Calumet, taking advan- tage of a low pass from the Parker center downed the ball for a touchdown and two points. Neither side scored during the remainder of the game. Throughout the entire season the team was very well supported. The ma- jority of the battles were fought under the eyes and cheers of several thousand students. All the games in which Parker participated were played at White City or Shewbridge Field. On the week following the Morgan Park defeat the gridders were visited by Lady Luck in the form of an 18-6 victory over the Harper crew. The Green and NWhite line performed in true All American style, moving down the field in a series of drives, which more than satisfied the Parker rooters. Fol- lowing a twenty three yard run play, Jones again carried the oval to authorize a touchdown. The main calamity of the season was known as the Fenger game. By this game lfenger was established as the holder of South section laurels. Page 37 BASEBALL TEAM Graduation losses fell upon the baseball team of 1936 with a heavier-than- usual bang. Edward Soenen, captain, Frank Grabo, and Edward Lucius, were the only regular members left on the squad after graduation had taken its roll. Coach Holmes, with the aid of Captain Soenen, undertook the job of sort- ing out the players for the season, and after several months of labor succeeded in presenting the school with a brand new baseball team. Among those chosen were: Edward Soenen, captain, Richard Mullins, Frank Grabo, Edward Krantz, and Edward Lucious. Others who wore the Green and White uniform during the past season are Frank Calvert, Charles Reid, Wil- liam Minnella, Sam O'Neil, Gregory Schultz, and Fred Sherman. Frank Gustine, regular last year and high point man for the cage team, ac- cepted a proposal to train with the Pittsburgh Pirates, thus leaving empty a large pair of shoes. The Parker lineup for the beginning tilt with Tilden, April 9, and for the majority of the games was: Robert Kirscher, P., Edward Soenen, C., Frank Grabo, IB., Edward Krantz, 2B.g Richard Mullins, SS.g Edward Lucious, 3B.g Robert Hansen, LF., Robert Black, CF., and Frank Ehrig, RF. Page 8 8 SWIMMING Tl-'AM C101 MIfN'S CLUB ,Ii FKNCING AND TI-'NNIS Tl-IAMS Pugr X9 Pagr '10 HIQAV YWIQIGHT BASKETBALL TEAM I,IGHTNWlilGHT BASKIZTBALI. Tl-IAM TRACK TEAM SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Following in the footsteps of Parker's football team come the basketball squad. Tutored by Coach Andrew O'Farrell, the cage team netted fourrl' place as a result of four wins and four losses. Following the third game of the season Frank Gustine was leadirr in th' high point race, having made a total of 10 baskets or 20 points. The Parker-Harper tilt put Harper in second place with Englewood. Cal held first place. The basket season ended with Parker outplaying Hyde Park to the total of 33 to 25. The regulars were Ray Dondlinger, captain, Frank Gustine, who rang up a record of 103 points for the season, Charles Waggenbergg Ray Carpenter, and Owen Gill. LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL Although winning only three of their eight games, the Parker lightweights scored a total of 189 points to the opponents, 164 units. Their greatest defeat was administered by Hirsch in an overtime contest, 28-20. In the Hirsch game the lights suffered their third, and the season's Worst, de- feat in the Maroon's gym, 28-20. Englewood handed Parker their fourth defeat as the fast purple squad won 26-24 in the enemy's gym. Co-captains Andrew Jones, and Wilson shared the honors in this tilt. In sectional play the regular lineup was as follows: Clark and Jones, for- wards, Andrews and Sullivan, guards, and Wilson, center. Clark and Andrews shared the captaincy. TRACK Although its ranks were weakened by graduation and inelegibilities, Parker's track team coached by Mr. N. Wasserman, has a very promising future. The returning men from last year's teams were Bob Kircher, high jumpg James Parker, milerg Fred Eda and Sid Gold, shot putters, Don McCartney, 220 and 100 yard sprintsg and Don Osborne, miler. The harriers entered the city indoor meet held at Chicago University, and Bob Kircher won first place in the senior high jump. James Parker, senior captain, and Dan Osborne, junior captain, qualified in their events but were eliminated in the finals. Pug: 91 ii i 5 Xe 'T i en 4' IVYVE: P TAX A Q' 0' VH F GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION September to February A President A A A A A A A ......, ..,..... L Cllil Kihl Vice President A A Dolores Gallagher Secretary ,,,. ..,...,, A A A i,.. AVirginia Wolf Treasurer A A A A ...., A A A A Dorothy Moriarty February to June President A A A A A A ,... A A Dorothy Moriarty Vice President A A A ,,,,,, A A A A A A A Virginia Dow Secretary A A A A A A A A AAAAAAAAA A A AAAAA Mary-Jane Faulkner Treasurer A A A A A A A A A A AAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAA A . A A Ida Meyers One of Parker's largest and most active clubs is the Girls' Athletic Associ- ation. The G.A.A. is a city-wide organization purpose of which is to promote team work, sociability, good fellowship, and sportsmanship. The executive board of the G.A.A. is made up of Letter Girls. Each of these Letter Girls must have earned the 1,000 points required to earn a school letter. These points may be gained thru leadership, scholarship, sportsmanship, school spirit, outside activities, and one must present certain medical and dental certi- ficates of health. Affiliated with the G.A.A. are the Tennis, Golf, Basketball, Socker, Volley- ball, Tap Dancing, Junior Life Saving, and Junior Letter Girls' Clubs, which are sponsored by the gym teachers, Miss Wentworth, Miss Bresnahan, Miss Ku- glin, and Mrs. Dargan. The girls' sports organizations take active part in the new student govern- ment with which they co-operate to help make Parker a better organized and more interesting school. 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Monroe Street Factory, 1140 Cornelia Avenue CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Pagr 99 Name One Available Graduafe of Our College Who ls Nof Employed and You May Affend Our School Free of Charge High e n 1' r a n c e requiremenis, fhrough iniensive course of sfudy, and personaliiy developmeni' +hrough exfra-curricular acfivifies guaranfee success. gox gaazsfaziaf dofkgs sEvENTY.N1NTH AND HALSTED STREETS C H I C A G O STEWART 6780 DAY AND EVENING SCHOOL CO-EDUCATIONAL ITTOSGI' BUSINESS COLLEGE 'S' The Business College with the Univer- sify Atmosphere-Famous for the High Type of Employees if Develops ONLY FOUR YEAR HIGHRSCHOOL GRADUATES ENROLLED Bullelin Free on Request NO SOLICITORS IEMPLOYED 'II6 South Michigan Avenue Chicago Randolph 4347 i. 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