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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1951 volume:

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Take advantage of them. You will never regret it. Keep your heads high and cling to your ideals, Our best guide is the Ten Commandments --- recognized alike by the Catholic, the Protestant, and the lew. Observe these commandments and you will be happy here as well as hereafter. Sincere congratulations to each and every one of you. You are now numbered among the honored graduates of Parker High School, We are proud of you and hope to find in the years ahead that we can Continue to be proud of you. Best wishes for your success and happiness in the challenging tuture which now awaits you. Sincerely, los. B. Shine Principal 'Q X, i N If-N., N fl. , Z Q ff Qirgffli-7 V Ln K, XZQVQH JJ L ,f Q! 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Enigma Mae -My fffei TVCIKGT ...j.'rfTQ S Kclkiiz LHC-Ellfl E Pic QMN-J PCA '15-Q ear T ummm f'Tf CP L F V91 OYTF Jr: rw KN x.fOl' 9 Ulf I FV VET? NIC! L VRAWTTV RFMEV Cr D fx OT yrr vo r j rx VENT KNF Q TTEPTI NCR VV CETFR 5ETOJ VH L E TVE T STV ET fl? f 1PTV T T A Com Q C Mr A H Bloom Placement Counselor Miss C Bulcmd Careers Semor Luncheon PTA Presidents Mrs. E. Godfrey, Senior Honor Society Advisor Mr. W. I. Fulton. Chemistry Mr R Iohnson Woodshop Mr O E Frxedl Semor Advisor Mxss E E Pruitt Mr F Manz Mlss E H Stratton Press Busmess StatiAdv1sor Deaf Oral Department Mrs. M. B. Maloney, Biology Mr. W. I. Searls, Printshop 2' THE SENIORS FEBRUARY 1951 '1 I nuar O c DG tlde d b s a n serrol all ot Parker nl h Sc o dest ned to oeco e tn snc' lest raduattng ca s lt dtdn t tofke lona be o e NG entered tn the many acttvtttes The boys looked to foot oall and basketball ktle the alrls enloyed t e Gree and Nhtte Sauad GA A and the Serv ce Sa d Otrters ound that horror so etl s l .tuard posts clu ot ce obs ana so mom, other actlvtttes ttled the spare ncurs Mar m mortes ot the class electrons and partles classroom debates sentor plav Jun or and sentor prom Senlor Mothers Tea and the commencement exerctses are stortttcant to us who shared tn them oe or us nd already there are others read to take ou vacant places We have tound that the road ot success and happmess ts never smooth and stra1aht so we are very apprectattve of the help and constderatton atven us by our sponsor M Oscar Ertedr and our dtvtstor te chers ll s Anne Mueller Mr Elmer Zmmerman and Mr O r Fnedl Ot course I9 shall ever tfurk o Parker nthout rememberma our prtnc pal Mr loseph Shtne and our asststant prtnctpal Mr lohn l-larmon And now you ask about our tomorrc s Some c us tll be students aaatn strtvuxv for tu ther lorrnat educatton whtle others h ve reached thetr educattonal doal and are ready to beam the1r career Sttll others f 1ll be servtna the1r country to protect her and strtve for a saner world tn wh cn to ltve a world tn whtch our dreams ot democracy Ntll come true Yet wherever we may be or whatever le may do we shall never toraet the tour happlest years ot our ltves at Parker Hlah School our Alrra Mater FEBRUARY GRADUATION COMMITTEES ANNOUNCEMENTS PROGRAM AI D ARRANGEMENTS Betty Buckley Mary Lou Eatrletah Ratrtcta Betz Shtrle 1 Factor Ltlltan Porter GIFT Wtllard Racnlt Eleanor Olson Mor lfnrf O Cornell Reverl e Smrtl' LUNCHEON M ldred lnndblade Marlene McElroy Celta Moy lames Sottrakos Beverly Barnard Marttn Casey Sandra Fanurts Shtrley Kruaman Kathryn Masste Glona Mtller Raul S rulle Dorene Hansen lxather e l-lanse RRORHECY W e Vauq n Dtxoh Robert ne esrna Rtta Grant Martm B kner Man Stmcsor Nancy Coe PROM Sally Kurz Donald Kentz Beverlte Srntth l. a 'N l,47 a :group f ' re ' of and girls gathered i.. the asc. .l 'J' l ' ' I ia I1 ol, i :ri le fx. u. o a ' c l Sf ' ' f ,f r t ' - ' ' ' .. 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'S 1.49-,MMM-In .W ll 3 if - , ,fi ,V ' ' f gf' A A Q I Q !Ir4 , THE SENIOR PLAY THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER Cond stayed for f1VG weeksl Sherrdan Whrtesrde al1as Bruce DuClos turns the Ernest Stanley household mto a bedlam after breaktng h1s h1p on thelr doorstep An upset Mr Stanley was played by Don Robrnson and a very very upset Mrs Stanley by Marlene McElroy and Kay Hansen Wh1tes1de trres to entlce the Stanley cook and butler player by Mary Lou Ea1rle1gh and Brll Condon to Work tor htm He encourages Rrchard CPaul Schlllel and lune CR1ta Grant and He drtves h1s nurse Mtss Preen Well portrayed by Pat Murtaugh and Glorla M1ller slowly mad Mr Wh1tes1de has h1s troubles also when he clrscovers hls secretary Maggle Cutler convtncxngly played by Manlyn Stmpson 1n love W1tl'1 newspaper reporter Bert Ietlerson Art Hellard as Bert falls under the spell of Lorrame Sheldon an actress summoned by Wh1tGS1d6 to break up th1s romance Kay Massle and Sallle Kunz gave Wonderful per formances as the lovely Lorralne 16 Whttesldes l1ttle plan gets out of hand Help comes ln the form ot Banto a raccoon coated Hollywood screwball played by Don Thompson Success IS achleved when Lorrame IS trapped 1n a mummy case and shlpped to Nova Scotta Maggle hooks Bert and Whrte srde at last leaves the Stanley doma1n Excellent performances were also gtven by Erank Mtller as Beverly Carlton an Englxsh vaudevllle star hm Monk as the near s1ghted Doctor Bradley Pat Betz as Harrtet the Stan ley s sllghtly cracked slster Many laughs Were added by two convrcts and the1r guard Clack the express man CB1ll Busaml Mrs Dexter and Mrs McCutcheon CM1r1am Barr and Vaughn D1xonl Ronald E1gatner as Professor Metz Don Kentz and W1llard Bachl1 as Sandy Trever Brlcker lerry Bell Vernon Albrtght and Dan Clarke as the radto techn1c1ans all turned m hnrshed parts Our play was a success mamly because ot the tlme and pahence of Mlss Elberta Pru1tt IH d1rect1ng THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER Shirley Blakel, the Stanley children, to rebel. Casey, Iim Sotirakos and Wayne McWhinneylg CLASS CFFICERS Peter ChGkOI'1GS, Vice-President Sandra Fcmuris, Treasurer Scilly Kunz, Secretary Donald Kentz, President ALBRIGHT, VERNON lunior and Senior Honor Societies, Parker Press, Senior Play, Pino Literary Staff. BACHLI, WILLARD Student Council, Senior Honor Society, Cross Country, Press Representative, Senior Play, Hallguard, Class Gift Committee. BARNARD, BEVERLY Senior Honor Society, Lunchroom Cornrnit- tee, G A A. BARR, MIRIAM Senior Play, Lunchroom Hostess, Hallguard, GAA., Fire Guard. BELL. WILLIAM IERRY Senior Honor Society, Track, Cross Coun- try Swimming Teams, Senior Play, Senior Class Prophecy Committee, Lettermens. BENSEMA, ROBERT Senior Honor Society, Hallguard, Fireauard, Lunchroom Guard. BERGUNDER. ROLENE Hallguarcl, Fireguard, Glee Club. BETZ. PATRICIA President Iunior Honor Society, Seretary Senior Honor Society, Associate Editor Press, Quill and Scroll, Senior Play. BLAKE, SHIRLEY Hallguard, Lunchroorn Hostess, Iunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Senior Play, GAA. BORGMAN, ROSE Fireguard, GAA. BOSS, BARBARA LOU Fireguard, Gym Secretary, Senior Play, Tumbler, G.A.A. BRICKNER, MARTIN President Senior Honor Society, Vice-Presi' dent Junior Honor Society, Math Tourna- ment, Key Club, Student Council, Prophecy. BUCKLEY, BETTY Campus Leader, Pine Photo Editor, Secre- tary Student Council, Counselors Staff, Ticket Seller, Mayor and Minor Awards. BUSAM. BILL Senior Play, A Cappella Choir, Pine Art Staff, Beau-Arts Club, Fireguard, Hallguard, Lunchroorn Guard. CASEY. MARTIN I. Swimming, Track, Hallguardr CASEY, MARY IEAN lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, Counselors Helper, Hall- guard, Teachers Helper CHAKONAS. PETER Vice-President of 4B and 4A Class, Iunior Honor Society, Hallguard. CHOSE, WILLIAM Hallguard, Fireguard. 'SR CLARKE, DAN Swimming Team, Football Team, Letter- mens Club, Hallguard, Senior Play. COE, NANCY President lunior Class, Secretary lunior Honor Society, Press Business Manager, Prophecy Committee, Better Films Council. CONDON, WILLIAM Stage Crew, Movie Crew, Senior Play, Book Room. DIXON, VAUGHN Iunior and Senior Honor Society, Publicity Staff, Hallguard, Senior Play, A Cappella, Teachers Helper, Prophecy Committee. DOYLE, EDWARD I. Hallguard. DUCLOS. BRUCE Captain Football Team, Swimming Team, Senior Play, Hallguard, Fireguard. ETSCHEID. ARDELLE Iunior Honor Society, Adjustment Helper, Service Squad, Lunchroom Hostess, Hall- guard, Lunchroom Helper. FACTOR. SHIRLEY lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, National Honor Society, Spanish Assistant, Steno and Type Assistant. FAIRLEIGH, MARY LOU Main Office Helper, G,A.A., Hallguard Lieu- tenant, Glee Club, Senior Play, Announce- ment Committee. FANURIS. ALEXANDRIA Treasurer 4A Class, Senior Honor Society, Iunior Honor Society, Lunchroom Hostess, Librarian, Teachers Secretary, Hallguard. FIGATNER, RONALD D. Hallguard, Pirie Art Staff, Senior Play. FITCH, AL Basketball Team, Lettermens Club, Hall- guard, Lunchroom Guard, Senior Softball Champs. FLUTMAN, KEN Swimming Team, Lettermen s Club, Senior Play, Hallguard, Fireguard. FRY, MARGIE Teachers Helper, Senior Honor Society, Program Office, Hallguard. FUNK, IOAN Hallguard, Fireguard, Lunchroom Hostess. GAUSSELIN, SHIRLEY Iunior and Senior Honor Society, Program Office, Glee Club, Fireguard, Hallguard. GIARRAPUTO. CARMELLA Glee Club, Hallguard, GIFFEY, ART Hallguard, Fireguard. GRANT. RITA Senior Play, Senior Prophecy Committee, G AA. HANSEN, DORENE V. Iunior anfl Senior Honor Societies, G A A, Secretary ot tlie Iunior Claga.:, lunior Pro- 'rrarn Cornrnitiee, Prograrri Office, HANSEN, KATHERINE Secretary lunior Class, lunior anol Senior Honor Societies, Hallrguavl Captain, Glee Club, Profrrarn Connrnittf-ft, Senior Play HELLARD. ARTHUR P. Senior Play, Swimming Tearri, Letterrnenk Club, I'IGllQlIfITd. IOHNSON. BARBARA Vice-President of Glee Clulo, Senior Honor Society, A Cappella, Senior Play, Hall- guard, Firequarcl. KENTZ, DONALD President 4A Class, Captain of Basketball Tearn, lunior and Senior Honor Societies, Leiterrnen s Club KRAISS, GLENN Senior Honor Society, lunior Honor Society, Bookroom Afssistant, Key Club KRUGMAN. SHIRLEY Vice-President of the Senior Honor Society, lunior Honor Society, Senior Play, Senior Luncheon Cornrnittee, Attendance Office KUNZ, SALLY Secretary ot 4A Cla:s.a, lunior and Senior Honor Societies, National Honor Society, Student Council, Ticket Seller, Pine Pnoto KUTSUKOS, VIRGINIA Fireguarcl, GA.A., Senior Play Cornrriittee LANG, ROBERT Wilson lffatri Tournament, National Honor Society, Senior and lunior Honor Societies, Bookroorn Assistant, Teachers Helper, Hallauard. LINDBLADE, MILDRED Senior, Iunzor, and National Honor Societies, Hailguard, Prograrn Gffioe Helper, Senior louncriroorn Corrimittee, lunior Prorn LUND. IUNE lunior and Senior Honor Society, Prour n Helper, Glen Cluh MAIEWSKI, LARRY A. Senior Honor Society, I'IUil'j T'i, Firerguarri, Variety Snow MASSIE, KATHRYN Pape Editor, Keen Teen Ji or, ,unior 'Q Senior ffoztronal Honor Societies, Coon J- lor: Staff, Ticket Seller, Play Corrixn' e MCWHINNEY, WAYNE Troon, Cross Country, Letterrnens Cluio MCELROY. MARLENE lunior ani Senior Honor Societies, Senior Play, Senior Luncheon Cornrnittee, Pres: Reporter, Hallguard, Teachers Assistant MCCOMMON, CARL Hallguara, Lunchroorn Guard. MILLER, FRANK Football, Baseball, Letterman, A Cappella, Senior Play. MILLER, GLORIA IOAN lunior and Senior Honor Societies, Treo.:- pxrer of lunior Honor Society, Senior Play, Program Committee, Hallguard Lieutenant. MONK, IAMES Football Manager, Swimming Manager, Letterrnens Club, Hallguard, Fireguard, Concert Band, Senior Play MOY, CELIA Iunior and Senior Honor Societies, Vice- President Iunior Class, Campus Leader, Chairman Green and White, Glee Club. MURTAUGH, PAT Senior Play, lunior and Senior Honor So- cieties, Fireguarcl, O'CONNELL, MARILYN Pine Photo Staff, Counselors Staff, Gift Committee, lunior Honor Society, Library Assistant, Lunchroom Hostess, Fireguarcl. OLSON, ELEANOR Iunior and Senior Honor Societies, Senior Play, Gift Committee, Librarian. PIGOTT, EDWARD Lunchroom Guard. PORTER, LILLIAN President of Glee Club, Announcement Committee, Hallguard, Fireguard, G,A.A. ROBINSON, DONALD Senior Honor Society, Hallguard Lieuten- ant, Hallguard, Fireguard, A Cappella Choir. RORISON, DANIEL A Cappella, Fireguard, Hallguard. ROSENGREN, CLARENCE Basketball Team, Lettermens Club. SCHARF, IACKIE Senior Honor Society, Program Office, Li- brary Helper, Senior Play Committee, Main Office. SCHILLE, PAUL Iunior and Senior Honor Societies, Senior Play, Program Committee, Hallguard, Fire- guard, Pine Art Staff, Press Art Staff SCHNEIDER, RONALD A Cappella Choir. SMITH, BEVERLIE I. National, Iunior and Senior Honor Societies, Pine Literary Editor, Green QS White Squad, Prom Committee, Gift Committee. SIMPSON, MARILYN Gee Club, Program Office, Lunchroom Hostess, A Cappella, Fireguard, Iunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, SHIMKUS, DOROTHY Hallguard, Fireguard, Glee Club, Iunior Honor Society, All-Star Volley Ball Team, All-Star Shlog Ball Team. SOTIRAKOS IAMES Baseball Team Cross Country Track Sw1mm1ng Team Lettermen s Club A Cap pella Luncheon Commlttee Press Reporter Senlor Play STAHLY LEONARD Swlmmlng Team Lettermens Club Hall guard SYKES BARBARA Hallguard Semor Play Comrruttee Senxor Honor Socxety THOMPSON DONALD Senlor Honor Soc1ety Semor Play Pme L1terary Ed1tor Hallguard lumor Prom Commlttee Fueguard Lunchroom Guard WATTS BARBARA L Hallguard G A A WESTINE MARY IANE Cheerleader Lettergnl GAA Glee Club Hallguard Attendance Ofhce Asslstant Semor Play Cornmlttee Bowlrng Team FEBRUARY GRADUATES NOT PHOTOGRAPHED BRICKER TREVER HUMPHREY DONALD DWYER IOHN SNYDER IAMES FITZGERALD THOMAS SUTTON RICHARD 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 -- 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , .. . 1 1 1 A - -1 1 1 ' 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 CLASS OFFICERS Walter Suter, President Bea Dosunes, Secretary Icmet Wolberg, Treasurer Claudio Strcrzzcxbosco, Vice-President THE SENIORS JUNE 1951 When the aroup of freshres reached the mductron center at Parker rn 1947 they looked forward to a peaceful untroubled extstence Now n 1951 just after the close of thetr trarnmg perrod these young people face a world of arowrng tensron and fear lnstead of bema co Ned by thls state of affa1rs however they are takmg tt rn thelr str1de They learned n therr tramlng program to accept thrnas as they really are not as they Nant them to be The rules and regulatrons they rebelled agarnst the lessons and stud1es they felt were so unnecessary helped to bulld a strong foundatton and back ground that wtll enable them to meet therr future problems confrdently The advlce grven by General loseph B Shrne Lreutenant General lohn I Harmon Mators Charles Prrce and I M Yarbrough Wac Colonel Mabel Rosenthal Wac Mators Dorothy Bresnahan Florence B Carrd Maybelle C Daly and Etleen Godfrey may not seem as adaptable now as rt wrll m later years but the ranks know of the efforts made rn thelr behalf by these wonderful mstructors They really apprecrate them although some are afrald to show rt tust now Walter Suter Claud1o Strazzabosco Beatrrce Dosunes and lanet Wolberg the tumor of rcers wrll lead the troop before the revrewmg stand lune 20th The general staff wrll pay homage wtth the1r hearts as well as therr m1nds to the entlre realment for havmg completed the program so successfully They have become well acguamted with the enltstees They know the weak wtlled and the strong bodred Because they have learned by experrence the offrcers know that some of those who have completed thetr tratmng wrll contmue to work hard and w1ll rrse gradually through the ranks to a posrtton o prornrnence and rmportance Whether they oecorrte Pfcs or four star aenerals the enllstees of today are stlll taklng an actrve mterest ID world affarrs Wlth a ltttle more understandmg the ltttle man as well as the btg may lrve to see a happy peaceful world once agam IUNE GRADUATION COMMITTEES ANNGUNCEMENTS Margte Cusack Betty Llchneckert Iohn DePesa Betty Lrttle Armalee Newton GIFT Nrck Ladas Catherme McDonouah LUNCHEON Flora Bram B1llSousounrs Cratg Peterson Mark Treger W1lma Ztllmer GRADUATlON Roger Duddleston Ralph Mel ter Barbara Holmes hm Powers lo 1 e Taylor FINANCE Delores l-lowser Barbara Schrruch Ellen Mugg Dorothy Thomas Mary Wlllts PROM Drck Cheatle Drck Cross AlV11'1 lanuary Eltzabeth Mecker Bob Mrller Bob Neelrs Donna Nueffer Norma Stnger Marran Stetson Bonme Talbot Mar1lyn Stewart Chfford Mansfteld 1 J 1 , ' 1 - 11 1 1 J - Y . . . . 1 -, 1 1 1 .. . V 11 1 B, 1 Y . . 1 1 I vi - . , . , . - 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 . 1 J , . 1 1 . , , . .1 S wr- x A- Somethmg new had been added' The vartety show had the latest 51 touch' Thts year 1t came to us ln true hlll btlly style entrtled Kentucky Sue It was a mustcal comedy under the superb dlrectton of Maybelle C Daly starrtng lean Schaeller as Sue Bay a mountam g1rl and Sheldon Kleats as Mr Wheeler the I-fowser Don Ostmg Barbara Lennell Dtck Ttlgutst Mtke McAleenan Eltzabeth Albrrght Barbara Barnes and loy Cafferata were part of the supporttng cast A very ftne chorus sup plted the mustcal background The story concerned an old fashtoned fued between two rnountarn famtltes Several add1t1onal acts were tncluded tn thts muslcal extravaganza Stlver Shreck 26 Dorothy Thomas Norma Srnger and Ruth Harvey were members of a mountam glrl quar tette Carolyn Ktlman and Stlver Shreck sang solos Mark Tteger played the accordton There was also some good old fashtoned mounta1n square danclng who d1d a ftne 1ob Thts marvelous product1on was gtven on Aprtl stxth and seventh durmg school hours There was also an eventna performance on Aprtl seventh whrch was attended by many of the parents All agreed IS was a very flne show and 1t w1ll long be remembered by an enthust asttc audtence as a new trend tn the Parker Vartety Show l l cityfeller, Bob Neells, Betty Griffith, Dolores The DUl?llCilY Wee handled bY Roger Bleckf -7 w 27 lame Roberts Muslc Carolyn Kxlman Muslc 1 1 Charles Phelps - Aciivities Roger Duddleston - Basketball Evelyn Barrett Press Bxll Sousourus Athletics lim Powers - Swimming Marcia De Robertis - Scholarship ALEXANDER, MOREY rfrxc-tr,':.i T-xzrzz, 'ent Cir lfirtcr S'x1fi'v, ixri F, :iran ANDERSON, DIANE A wyii Fwc':'f3 :'y, l1':.l':1':r':, rf-.fi ASPLUND, IOY ANN T9 fa A , 'ftrffv-l7:f'.'1 if-nt, lf-tif' 1i:l,G','ir: BARRETT, EVELYN Caiiipigi lecrfier, Parker Pres: Eaitorin- Criief, Pfrf Literary Staff Co-Eaitor, Ouill and Scroll, Green and Vfhite Sajuaa BART, ROBERT I. Hallguarcl, junior Honor Society. BATH. IACK Iunior Honor Society, Movie and Staae Crew, Hallaiiard, Lunchroom Aia. BEYER, MARGARET G,A.A., Hallauard, Fireauard, Gym Secre- tary, Office Aasizirstant. BINDER. IOAN Hallauarfl, Glue Club, A Cappella Choir, BLECK, ROGER D. lpinior Honor Society, A Cappella Clicir, Stuiient Council, Press Representative, Hallguarri, Tim- ffflitor, Pine Art Staff, BRAIN. FLORA Program Office Axsfsisstant, Glee Club Secre- tary and Manager, Student Council, 3A Class Secretary, Service Squad, GA A, BRENKE, IANICE M. Program Office Azsssistant, Gym Secretary, Teacher is Airsistant, Press Representative. BROMLEY, THORNTON Captain Baseball Team, Cross Country Team, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, A Cappella Choir, Pine Photo Staff, BROWN, TOM Football Team, Letterrnens Club, A Cap- pella Choir, Sturlent Council, CALLIGAN, BERNADETTE A Cappella Clioir, Adyurstment Office Apa- :1i.sta1'1t, Hallquarrf Lieutenant, GA.A. CAPODICE, SHIRLEY M. Lunclirooin Ho::tc::.1, A Cappella Clioir, Teaclier .1 Apmigtrint CEPAK, CONSTANCE D. Attendance Office A:s1si:stant,l3roaram Office Azsfsistant, Gym Secretary, GAA, Hall- guarcl, Senior Play, Teaclierg Assaairstant CHEATLE, RICHARD Stage and Movie Crew, Hallguarcl Lieu- fenant, Prom Committee, Lunchroom Aid, Press Representative, Pine Salesman. CHISMAR. IOHN Football Team, Lettermen S Club, Hall- auard, A Cappella Clioir, CLAUSSEN, MARILYN IEWELL ,, ,. . TT CLIEFORD, IUDY V .1 1- f' ff 1 I U J A A, lfrl ar A ' '1 COHEN, MORTON 1g,, ,,, , ut, ,a,., CORNELL, PAT A. COX, IANET M. ,piizf Iiwrnr L' fy, .1 G A A , Lfltff,-, ., 537:11 ','i,QQ-rf E911 'IV-iff, Af!-IT CROSS, RICHARD A. 1'1 'ffll iqmrfff' F' 'ff HuQlf:'x: ' :Ur CUEACK, MARGARET M. ,'4:1t,rI1f,hfr::CL-QV' :rf- ::.ff I'1i'1I'I'I': Flififf' fx: '1 . , , ....., , ,,-.,,,., ..,.. ra... IMT LM.. M... DAY, PEGGY H'1Q.':Lf1r'1 DECKER, IEANETTE IRENE A-?'1i':1er.' A '.'1.'f1Y'.' Inf: :'sI:.fI'1fI i DENEEN, MARGARET .-. f':gvgfm'1 C533 Pr' 1 'f ' A OJ 'iii TZ'iIi'11'1' f 3 fn fa DE PESA, IOHN Senor fxr1nf31mCf,i1ffnf V TOC? AH, Hfzlljuiffi DE ROBERTIS, MARCIA Elf? .',' Snfff f'gr..:r H327 Seth' Hfnzr fififftjf ' f.-ty, C' in, YE' ' DOSUNES. BEA Hilgxirz, f'4:.:r H225 ,Nw :frm f:,,.,,V.., NWN 'l't.,,., ,,,,., ..-..,. .,.,-..,5 U, nf A ,cgi mffc'et':r': .Liter DRYER, EILEEN E. ,,gr.1',r Hwrmr DUDDLESTON, ROGER H ,,'lf, l.1T iff 'fZ,iL'L'l, A ' . .. A V ,--FN., M,..,. -.J 1 L DYRSTRA, THEODORE S. f f., .. ,. , It ,lf.f'..'I f.'.f 'Af f',W,. H ll, EBERLE, IO ANN -xii :1',r.3'5 'f- .' rf EDWARDS, BARBARA A. ELS. .fzff C'AT'f-fx' L- --ffnm Il., ,, ,.,,, F l 4 , i fT '7 5,51 ec., ,A . .:..- . . Y 1 is ' ' A W' T QL-rx E v ,. 'z ELIOPULOS, MARY A Cappella Choir, Main Office Assistant, Press Staff, Iuriior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, G A.A. FAY, ELEANOR lunior Honor Society, Teachers Assistant, Gym Secretary, Hallguard, GAA., Attend- ance Office Assistant, lunior Prom FRENCH, ANNETTE RAYE Hallguorcl. FRY, FRANK Football Team, Hallguard, Press Represen- tative. FULSANG, LAWRENCE VERN Football Team, Photography Club, Senior Honor Society President, Press, Pirie Photo Staff, Senior Play. GILLESPIE, CATHY Hallguarcl, Counselors Office, Matrons Office, Lunchroorn Hostess. GILLIES, DON Track Team, Letterrrien's Club. GORMAN, VERONICA Hallguard, lunior Honor Society, Green and White Squad. GRAHAM, DOROTHY ANN Glee Club Assistant Manager, Main Of- fice Assistant, Gym Secretary, Hallguard, Service Squad. GUEST, IOAN ADELE Hallguard, Main Office Assistant, Library Assistant, HANSEN, DONALD ROBERT Hallguard, Concert Band, Cross Country Track Team, Letterman, Weightlifting. HANSEN, VALERIE Iunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Concert Band Secretary and Treasurer, Pro- gram Office, Adjustment Office Assistant. HARPSTER, RICHARD Football Team, Hallguard, A Cappella Choir. HARRIS, ANN lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Gym Secretary, GAA., A Cappella Choir. HARRIS, BARBARA lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Hallguard, Service Squad, Library Assist- ant, Teachers Secretary, HARVEY, ROSEMARY Hallguard, G.A A. Lunchroom Hostess, Sen- ior Honor Society, Matrons Assistant, Rid- ing Club. HARVEY, RUTH G. Cheerleader, G.A A, Adjustment Office As- sistant, Lettergirl, Bowling Team, Senior Variety Show, Press Representative HEINICHEN, DONALD FRED Football Tearn, Lunchroom Aid. HENDERSON, WILLIAM MERRITT Hallauard, Pine Sales Staff, HIRSCH, EDWARD Pliotoarapny Club, lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Halia'1ar'i, Prem Staff, Pine Photo Staff, Carnpuf Lflarler HIORT, IOANNE I. Hallauard, Gym Secretary, OA A HOLMES, BARBARA Iunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Bowling Team Secretary, Lurxcnroom Hos- tess, Program Office Assistant, Main Office HOMAN, FRANCES Program Office Assistant, Service Squad, Hallauard, GAA., lunior Honor Society HOWE, WILLIAM Track Team, Hallauard HOWSER, DELORES lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Library Assistant, Student Council, G,A.A., Senior Variety Show, Finance Committee. HURST, MILTON Movie and Stage Crew, Hallguard, Campus Leader. ISOLINE, ROSALIE Cv,A.A., Hallguard, IAQUITH, RICHARD Swimming Team, Track Team, A Cappella Choir. IEAN, MARY Attendance Office Assistant, lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, Teacl'ier':s Assistant, GA A. IEFFREYS, ROBERT Cross-Country Team, Swimming Team, Let- termens Club, Movie Crew, Stage Crew, Senior Variety Show. IOHNSON, KENNETH Football Team, Lettermens Club IOHNSON, RICHARD Assistant Hallguard Lieutenant, Frosh- Soplri Basketball Team, Hallauara, Iunior Prom Sales Committee IOHNSON, RONALD C. A Cross Country Team, lunicr Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Hallaxarfi, Movie Crew, l.etterr:en':s Clulo, TfTE35E'YTQ KILMAN, CAROLYN Senor 'fariety Snow, Glee Club Treagurer and 'lice-President, O A A, A Cappella CTLOIY, Green and '.'fi.ite Soj'-':'1, l iZll'l',L'1T'Z KING, RONALD W. Hrilfauarri, Iloviff Crew, Lino Corn Aid KINGSTON, NATALIE TAA Senior Honor Soc1e ,' Hallvgau .i:'::.'-, a'.'Ln'g A :L.t'ar.t, A Car.r,f,-lla C:,o:r go' i KNAPP, HELEN M. Senior Honor Society, lunior Honor Society, Lunchroom Hcfe. Hallguari Ai?-'fn'ian:'a2 Office .A.'.'i.'tant Igeaf -- OralA.1.11:t':ni. KNOERR, IIMMY 'Nrestlinfg Tearx, Track Tearn, lffc'.'1f: Cie Hallgniari, lgirtchroorn Aid, Prf. -.'. 1 Swift KUECKER, CYNTHIA lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Hallguarfi, Bowling Team, G A A. LADAS, NICK Football Team, Lunchroom Aid, Laboratory Assistant, Teachers Assistant. LA MANTIA, WALTER Track Team, Hallguard. LANDE, PHYLLIS Press Staff, Teachers Assistant, Attendance Office Assistant, Program Office Assistant, Hallguarcl, lunior Honor Society. LANTRY. MARILYN I. Lunchroom Hostess, Library Assistant, G.A.A., Bowling Team. LARSEN, CARL Baseball Team, Hallguard, Teachers As- sistant. LEHN, VIRGINIA Program Ottice Assistant, Hallguara, At- tendance Office Assistant, Service Sauaol. LEXOW, BERNICE Senior Honor Society, Program Office As- sistant, Attendance Office Assistant, Serv- ice Squad, Library Assistant. LICHNECKERT, BETTY Senior Announcement Committee, Teach- er's Assistant, Program Office Assistant, Hallguard. LITTLE, BETTE MAE Press Staff, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Senior Announcement Committee, Hall- guarcl, Gym Secretary, Teachers Assistant. LOGSDON, IEAN Iunior Honor Society, Senior Honor So- ciety, National Honor Society, GAA., Let- tergirl, G AA SOO Point Club. LORENZ, MARTIN H. Football Team, Hallguarol Lieutenant. LUNDIN, LOUISE Senior Luncheon Committee, Hallguard, Library Assistant, Teacherfz Assistant, GAA, Stuient Council MAHONEY, CATHERINE Hallguard, Gym Secretary. MANLEY, IOHN Iunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society Vice-President, Key Club, Publicity Club, Track Team, Hallguard, Pine Literary Staff. MARR, MARGARET M. Pine Sales Staff, Lunchroorn Hostess, Hali- guard, Teacher .1 Secretary, Senior Honor Society MARTIN. IERRY Foothill Teiirn, Su-Jirnrni.. M '1:'i, lfrfter- rrien .7 Club, MCALEENAN, MIKE lloitlrfzll Terrrn, fffillriuf. E, If ttf-rzrienn Cixi, MCALPINE, BEVERLY IEAN PLS- Priift Stuff Fffiiir fgni' C' ,2- czety 'firgf--Pre.'i'ient, Sflnlcr FC, ,,zcifffy, :fri lfenor Sitctf-'yy Oiff- gi fl1ff I.' MCCABE. MARY ELLEN Glee Club Secretary, Teicr i:T':nt, Sen1or PlZ'j,Hr1llqi,1Gr'l MCCLELLAN, RUSSELL W. Foothfill Team, Swimming Tedrn, 3A Clfifzzs Prenident, Lette-rrnen.1 Cligh, Cla-'rn-Up Ccrnrrzittffe, Hollfgimrfl, Senior ' efy Snow McDONOUGH, CATHERINE liinior Honor Society, Senicr Honor So- ciety, Glee Club, GA A, Sponsors Axsgaiszt- crnt, Attendance Office, Senior Gift Com. MCFADDEN, IEAN H. Hollguctrd. MECKER, BETTY Attendance Office Assistant, lrfzlliructrd, All-Stcrr Volley Boll Team, Librcrry Assist- ont, Glee Club, Deaf - Orczl Asszrftcrnt MEISTER, RALPH Pine Sales Staff, Variety Show, Proqrorn ond Arrangement Committee MEYER, FRANK Movie Crew, MIKOLAIEWSKI, ALFRED Swimming Tecm, Trcrck Tezrn, I-Iciljiicrd. MILLER, BOB Foothill Tecrn, l.etterrrien.a Club, A Cup- pelif: Crzcir, I-fcrllqufrrri, Senior Prcrn Corrie tnittee, King of Lettermen f Hence MILONECK, IANINE lun1cr Hcncr Society, Senor Hcncr SO- ciety, GAA, I-Ic:1lIfg'.r1r'i, Gyrr. Se etfrry, Teiclier J: Agfzisifznt MOORE, BARBARA Senor lrfinzr Society, A Cty: P: Criffr, Student CCQY1'jll, G A A, filer ' 1 nt, Gyri Si-1. , Ury H':ii':'. r Mogs, 'AL m f'2CfL'1.. . STIU. MOUNT, VINCE Fcztkgzll Teirr., Rxxketrf leer: M in, I Q4 rv-v-fr . fi.-r fur .'r- err-r ..e..e ., CMM, A CA,,Le..L ,..,.. MUGG, ELLEN PATRICIA Prif Sie.: Stuff A Cdnzellrx CEZZY Glee C1-ls, Hzllgxzrd, Finrxnce C:rr,rr.1tiee MULDOWNEY, IAMES l'f2lif:f:r'1 6 .1 MULVIHILL, THOMAS U :a.sxetb'1li Te':rri Lf.-tier! .n.t Cixi, lgnzf Hcnor Society NAUGHTON. IOANNE CAA, Pin-I Ar' Stall, Cir:-Q Club, Ulticff !3..'.1i,1tant, 'lT'g'1'ITIQf.' !X.1.'1.1tf:nt, Senior Honor Society NEELIS, BOB Football Tearr., :::':ri.n': Tearr. NEUFFER, DONNA Library Afzxgztint, Prom Comriittee, lunicr Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Be- qinnern Choir, Senior Play NEWTON, ARMALEE luriior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, lurgcr Honor Society Treasurer, Letterinen ,z Queen, Deaf - Oral A.2.1i.stant, Glee Club NEWTON, NANCY M. Luricnroor: Hogstegs, Senior Honor Society. NICHOLLS, MARILEE Cf.A,A,, Lettergirl, Gym Secretary, Hall- guarcl, Senior Play, Junior Prom Committee. OBERMAN, ROBERT Hallguard, Inirarruralf OLLIS, KENNETH E. Press Sports Reporter O'NEILL, PAT Basketball Team, Swimming Team, Letter- men'e Club, Press Representative, Hall- guarcl, luntor Prom Committee. OSTENDORF. WILLIAM L. Cro.-ls Country Track Team, Letterman, I'IfIllQI1lQ'! f OSTING, DONALD Football Tearn, Eaizketball Team, Letter- tnen ss Club, Ioettffririffn .1 Dance Coininittef,-, Senior Variety Sliow, Senior Play, PASSAFIUME, MARY RITA lunior Honor Society, Teachers Afasist- ant, Hallguarol, G A A, PEARSON, SHIRLEY Hallauard, Library A.:.si.stanZ Luncliroorii Hostess, Proararn Office Assistant, Senior Honor Society. PETERSON, CRAIG Student Council Presiaent, District Sturient Council Prersifient, City-Wide Sturient Council Prearient, Hallguari PETRICK, DONNA MAE G A A Haiij:uar'i, Pireguari PHELPS, CHARLES Student Council Vice-President, Movie and Stage Crew, Basketball Official, Campufi Leader, Luncriroorn Aid Captain, Hallguarcl. PHILLIPS, L. THEODORE Concert Bane, Hallguarf? POTTS, NANCY locrtin Club. POWERS. IIM S'.'.'ii:.:r2:n'1 Tr-c:r11, l.f:tterrr1-en J Clui., Plfrv, Cleef:-U: Ccrtirt. 'ee RASMUSSEN, DON junior lion' r 1 f'IJ fit-Y1lfTll'l'l . lT', tl 'ffl lf-'itil Hwllfz .':7'i, l.1fr'it r ir ' REA, BOB Svxirwning Teirn, l.eTteri'rien.s Citgo, Sen Hcnor Society, Hcliqqzrd, Firegiif1rzi,l1n:c Prom Corrirnittee RITZMAN, MARIE Hcillfzuclrd, G A A, loibrctry A.s.':.1t2nt Tedclier Assisatorit ROBERTS, IANIE Cvlee Club Pre.sifient, liinior Honor Society 5 Senior Honor Society, Pino Literory Stoll Co-Editor, Cortipiiis Leader. ROCKEY, TOM Press Stoll, Football Teorri, RODSTROM, ART lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society Hollguorrcl, Movie Crew. ROZEMA, WILLIAM Hollrgoiori, Bowling Teorri. RUMMEL, DONALD lDivi.aion Collector, Movie Crew. SCHAULTS, MILDRED Senior Honor Society, lunior Honor Society Notionol Honor Society, A Coppello Clioir Glee Club, Pirie Photo Staff. SCHMICH, BARBARA LOU Glee Club, Hotllguord, Press Hepresento tive, GAA, SCHOENSTADT, ARLENE lunior Honor Society, Hollguorcl, GAA Voliey Boll All-Stor Teorn, Student Coun- cil. SCHREY, LOIS lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society G A A, Hollqurzrri SCHULZ, NORINE Holiguzri l.:e..1ten':nt, lunior Honor So- czety, Senior Honor Society, Bowliriq leer: Glee Cl-ob, fgnior Prorn Committee, G A A SCHWAPPACH, JOAN A. Q Hcngxzro, -1-eptenint, Edna Secretrzr SERVISS, DOLORES lunicr Honor Society, Senior Honor Sr Si'.'l'-RfCC'4f.C1l,LllZY'lT1l A.:.:i1st'1n' SCRANTON, MARGARET IEAN C'IfI1p'J.1 loeider. Pirie Photo Stiff, Pr-ef Perce Hiro: Sermor Honor Society, lin: Honor Soc 'lf1CK'Ii Honor Scciffy 1 l Q E I . I t I , . env-sr' Q 45 4 ' I L5if55?f2,f SHAW, ELIZABETH ANN U ,. . ..1..T'QC'3 SHINN,' BYRON, IR. Q Q Football Team, Letterriens Club, Criiet Pnotoarapher, lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, National Honor Society SHIPMAN. LUCILLE Library Assistant, Hallguard, SHRECK, SILVER A Cappella Choir, Hallguarfi, GA A, Stu- derir Council, Cheerleader, Attendance, Program, and Main Office Assistant SINGER, NORMA lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, lunior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Com- mittee, Student Council, Cheerleader. SLANEY, MAUREEN Hallguard, Glee Club, Green and White Squad, Deaf - Oral Assistant, Senior Honor Society, G A.A., Pine Saleswoman. SMITH, BOB Intramurals, Hallauarrl SMOOT, NANCY Press Staff, Library Assistant, GAA SOUSOUNIS, WILLIAM Baseball Team, Cross Country Team, Senior Honor Society, Fireguard, Hallauard, A Cappella Choir, Senior Variety Show. SPECCHIO, ANN Senior Honor Society, lunior Honor Society, Hall Guard, Library Assistant, G.A.A,, Teachers Assistant. SPRINGER, GWENDOLYN YVONNE Hallguard, Senior Honor Society. STETSON, MARIAN Hallguard, lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Service Squad, Prom Com- mittee, Press Staff, Counselors Staff, STETTIN, BARBARA Camera Club, Senior Honor Society, Twirl- ing, A Cappella Choir, Senior Play. STONE, RAY Football Team, Bowling Team, A Cappella Choir, Hallguard, Swimming Team, Press Staff. STRAZZABOSCO, CLAUDIO Iunior Honor Society, Senior Basketball Team, Lunchroorn Aid, 4A Class Vice- President SUTER, WALTER R. Hallguard, lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, National Honor Society Lunchroorn Aid, A Cappella Choir. TANAS, KATHERINE Iunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society Secretary, Better Films Council, Press Edi- torial Staft, Herald American Keen Teens. TAYLOR, IOYCE Student Council, Senior Honor Society, Lpinchroom Hostess, Teachers Assistant, Graduation Program and Arrangements. THEODORE, GEORGENE Glee Club Librarian, Attendance Office Assistant, Sight Savers Assistant, Hall- guard. THOMAS, DOROTHY A Cappella Choir, Hallguard, Pine Sales Staff, lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Pine Literary Staff THOMPSON, ROBERT A. Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Pino Sales Staff. THORNBERRY, RAYMOND Hallguard, Student Council, Pine Adver- tising Staff, THURN, LOURDES Glee Club, Hallguard, Matrons Assistant, TIEGER. MARK Concert Band, Variety Show, Senior Honor Society, Major and Minor Service Award, Press Staff. TILQUIST, DICK Hallguard, Stage Crew, Publicity Club, Football Team. TITMAN, IO ANNE Library Assistant, Hallguard Lieutenant, Senior Honor Society, lunior Honor Society, TOBBE, MARILY A. Gym Secretary, Attendance Office Assist- ant, G.A,A., lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society. TRINKHAUS, VIRGINIA R. Green and White Squad, Press Sports Edi- tor, G.A.A., lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Better Films Council. WELLMAN, WAYNE F. Hallguard, Air Raid Warden, WESTERGREN, CLIFF lunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Concert Band, Hallguard, lntramurals. WESTERGREN, RICHARD Hallguard, Concert Band, Lunchroorn Aid. WESTROM, ARLENE L. Iunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society, Student Council, Green and White Squad, A Cappella Choir, Hallguard, Senior Va- riety Show. WILLIAMS. CLARENCE Football Team, Wrestling Team, Letter- men's Club, Senior Honor Society WILLIAMS, EDNA C. Senior Honor Society, lunior Honor Society, Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, Hallguard, All-Star Volley Ball Team, Press Staff WILLIAMS, ESTHER Press Staff, Library Assistant, Teacher As- sistant, A Cappella Choir, Officer Worker, Hallguard. WILLIS, MARY L. Senior Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Attendance Office, Glee Club. WOESSNER CLEO Captarn Cheerleader Iun1or Honor SOCIEIY Semor Honor Socrety Bowlrng Club Letter g1rl G A A WOLBERG IANET T Iunror Honor Soc1ety Senror Honor Soc1ety Student Councll 4A Class Treasurer Pzne Llterary Staff Gym Secretary WOOD CHARLES S Hallguard Key Club ZILLMER WILMA A Cappella Cho1r Pme Lrterary Staff Luncheon Comrruttee Hallguard SWANSON BETTY Cheerleader VIEU IAMES Iunror Honor SOCIGIY Sen1or Honor SOCIEIY Hallguard Intramurals JUNE GRADUATES NOT PHOTOGRAPHED BROOKS CURTIS PARKER VAUGHN EWERT BEN ROSELAND RICHARD GROBMIER FRANK TALBOT BONNIE IEAN IANUARY ALVIN TUOMINEN REINO A IR KING LYNN A , , , , , , . , Iunior Honor Society, Senior Honor Soc1ety, , . , . , , , , , . AROUND SCHOOL v W' W P' E ff' Wx ,+L wf Qxfyft' 51-iw? . 1,051 if if V. -1-f UNDERCLASSMEN Although the mtghty semors often overlook the fact there are others roam1na throuah Parker s halls of learnmg bestdes those of thetr class Let s beg1n mth our freshres At the present tlme the freshmen may seem shy and qulet but tn a fefv years they wtll be the self rellant leaders of the school MISS Bulancls freshman d1V1SlOD proved th1s pomt when 1t came 1n flrst tn the School Chlldren s Atd drtve We all hope next year s 1B s and lA s keep up the fme work The freshmen have furmshed some fme new recrutts m the lumor Honor Soc1ety and the Student Counc1l wh1ch are only two of the many act1v1t1es they can parnctpate 1D MISS Baldwm the sponsor of th1s group d1d a f1ne Job of adv1s1ng them th1s semester Now lets meet the sophomores' By th1s tlme they have caught on to the routme of hrgh school hte You con fmd many up and commg Parkerttes m the class of 53 Although you hear many complamts about geometry theo rems and blology expertments among thrs group they ve got to admlt they would be pretty unhappy w1thout old P l-hgh The sophomores d1d the1r part last semester m tm provmg the s1Xth penod lunch room Con gratulatlons ktdsl Mrs Werkman thelr sponsor has reason to be proud of th1s class We hope ther keep up the aood work tn thetr 1un1or year Next come the tumors As the sayma goes the freshman kno IS not but kno NS not that he kno s not me sophomore knof s not but kro s he kno s not the tumor knows and knot s not h kno fs the semor kno NS ard knows he knows Whether or not th1s IS true the IUHIOFS here at Parker seem to be pretty spec1al They can clatm Tom Iorgenson and Ed Snyder both areat basketball players As th1s arttcle goes to press they are all lookmg forward to the Iumor Prom w1th M ss Sulltvan thetr sponsor helpmg them make the1r plans We w1sh these future SSHIOTS all kmds of success Looklng forward to the1r own graduatton are the ll9 4Bs The otflcers of th1s alert and energetlc class are pres1dent Larry Marjan v1ce presldent lanetDav1dson secretary lean Clarke and treasurer Ronald Sllzer A good share of the credlt goes to the fa1thful 4B d1v1 slon teachers and to the sponsor Mr Fnedl whose assrstance has made th1s class one of the most outstandmg rn Parker 0 A KU! .bv ,:.4 .aff 45 U I , . y l. - Q .J A 4 A , qv ft T . I . A I I . 'I ' X I ' A4 l Nw f I A A A ' Li, ..,-gay ff ' , T T i f ,iw , A M1 A V- V 1 A ll A why I A Y! I K1 T, ' t - 'JF 'S '-' J ' X , 1 3 1 ' 'gs Luft tg 'X on UNDERCLASSMEN E I .,,i 1 Vx . if 5 - ff ' , E llie' Q' 91 A. MALONEY - 1B S. Beaman, I. Dagley, D. Daniel, R. Drechny, M. Enke, C. Erickson, A. Forgue, D. Fries, I. Galotta, P. Gibson. K. Gutsch, K. Haaser, I. Hardy, Y. Kinney, L. Iones, M. Liebers, I. Little, M. Mellander, S. Michelon. E. Mills, D . Norris, T. O'Rourke, C. Pearce, E. Smith, E. Tale. MUELLER - lB S. Black, B. Burdeen, I. Cepak, P. Cross, I. Ellingham. B. Emmons, G. Eshoo, M. French, L. Green, I. Iackson, I. Laila, I. Lord, E. Miller, B. Mitchell, R. Murphy, I. Niel- son, M. Oakes, I. Peacock, M. Robertson, A. Scalia, B. Schmidt, D. Smith, I. Soderberg, D. Swanson, T. Via, B. Warren, L. Watkins, G. Zahrenhusen. THOMAS - IB D. Barilett, I. Black, M. Boge, P. Cox, S. Crenshaw, C. Dallianis, A. Davis, F. Drate, F. Elliott, L. Gamble, I. Griffin, C. Guyette, L. Harris, W. Helmus, C. Iones. I. Kelly, P. Kline, I. Paulan, I. Reynolds, K. Roberts, B . Sheats, A. Sherman, D. Simonaitas, C. Vasiliw. ZIMMERMAN - IB I. Bayer, R. Braun, W. Bretz, G. Brickner, I. Burke, T. Cesna, S. Cummins. L. Ellis, R. Feddersen, I. Froling, M. Grossman, M. Harris, B. Heden, B. Hetzel, A. Hilliard, M. Malich, B. Massie, I. Moe, A. Niessink, M. Pinkney, C. Reisser. B. Samsing, I. Schuth, H. Sharpe, L. Sparg- gins. C. Wert. S4 1 Q: 'gfaf 5 - UNDERCLASSMEN ABELSON - IA D. Adams. I. Alexander. M. Asklund, I. Ballagh, D. Bart- lett. R. Burch, R. Dunn, P. Englehart. M. Flanagan. P. Frahm. I. Freburg. R. Gepford. M. Heard. I. Hufiaker. D. Huffman, R. Iohnson, V. Iones, R. Kline, E. Koehn. W. Miller M Morse . Murra , I McKee S. Rose M. Ware. K. Whennen. BULAND -- IA R. Baker, P. Black. S. Bress. V. Bryant, V. Butterfield. M. Campbell, D. Carrigan, S. Chapman. R. Crolts. S Dyer. B. Evans, B. Craflis. C. Green, G. Gould, L. letter- son. B. Kennedy, T. Kind. I. Lockwood, P. Lynch, G Marshall. S. Mason. L. McMahon. F. McClaughry. S Oneck, I. Pinson, M. Prostka, M. Smith, W. Tsokos M. Willis. M. Zolty. BYRNE - IA S. Avros, I. Barry. P. Cavanaugh, T. Crane, P. Donegan. E. Fain. W. Grine, C. Hardin, P. Harlow, L. Iohnson. P. Iones, M. Kalter. L. Katz, B. Lagerstrom, I. Lassiter B. Love, I. Mayberry. B. Miles. V. Moore. A. Naples R. Paul, I. Pianser, L. Palmgren. F. Preush, F. Racz, I. Sas- sone, D. Sears, F. Sheir, B. Slaney, M. Tollner. E. Vappie. E. Wiggins, I. Zurita. EDDY - IA I. Abernathy, M. Adams. V. Amundson, B. Anest, M Babb, A. Barnes. E. Barnes. L. Bauer, I. Bergbauer. C. Bogovich, I. DeYoung. R. Helmar, P. Iohnson. D Kitchen, L. Leverange. W. May. I. McBride. M. Nelson. E. Ogen. M. Oglesby. A. Randolph, F. Roberts, G. Sickler L. Stevens, C. Tatte. C. Theander. I. VanHecke, P. War- burton. I. Whitlock, I. Wrag. FRENCH - IA M. Anderson, C. Bartley. G. Burns. N. Carlton, E. Ceaser. E. Cleghorn, E. Evans. M. Fairburn. R. Fischer, D. Folson. B. Helgeson, L. Henry, P. Iohnson. B. Lash, I. Loughlin. T. Luther, I. Maglure. C. Maurello. G. Moulton, S. Noe. I. Phillips. L. Ponutsos, D. Pratl, G. Reese, D. Sorensen. A. Stark. L. Stripeck, B. Strom. I. Wainwright. . . . I Y . . . A. Stack, A. Sundstrom, D. Tell. A. Vig, P. Walters 1 49 UNDERCLASSMEN JACOBSEN -- IA HANSEN -- 2B GERAKITIS --IA JEWETT-- 2B SCl-lLESNA-- 2B FULTON - 1A R. Anest, I. Ayers, B. Bretz, R. Capanigri, A. Conrad M. Crawford, G. Davies, K. Duffy, E. Floral, T. Gialamas, L. Haagd, C. Hebner, N. Karris, I. Hinson, K. Lombardo. R. Lyiord. D. Matheny, M. Monzin. B. Motsinger, E. Phil- lips. I. Tully, A. Williams, I. Wrobleski, D. Wullers C. Vallone. GERAKITIS - IA B. Ainsworth, F. Barlow, W. Browne, M. Campbell, E Daley. P. Davis, V. Dobbs, F. Domke. M. Dykstra, B Flinn, B. Gale, G. Gauthier. L. Griffin. C. Herron. I. Iager. B. Iohnson, S. Kavin, A. Lay. I. Marx, N. McBryant L. Peterson, B. Rae, A. Shields, B. Smith, I. Thurston K. Williams, M. Wolfe, R. Yates. IACOBSEN - lA B. Abbott, C. Bige, L. Chuinard, B. Crawford, S. Davis. . Hawkins, R. Hutchinson. T. King. F. Kocoras, B. Mc- B. Dudman, B. Frank. C. Honning, C. Hanson, I. Harder D Lain, M. Minski, I. Murray, I. Nichols, A. Olson, C Owens. M. Parizek. R. Ragon. B. Robinson, K. Robinson. L. Schrick. I. Smith, B. Speakman, N. Stratton, G. Swin- kle, C. Teeling. D. Wood. I. Worden. E. Zeros. HANSEN - 2B G. Albon, D. Berna, D. Cacas, C. Clayton, N. Deneen F. DeWitte, R. Errant, L. Finney, B. Frazer, I. Heinold H. Henry, N. Hughes, E. Iackson, M. Iohnson. C. Kreuger: S. Kronich, S. Leahy, G. Montgomery, A. Nielson, C Neimann, D. Pries, A. Ragan, L. Reynolds, B. Sechinger I. Singletacy, C. Spanos, V. Strazzabosco, L. Titman D. Trigoning, I. Ward. IEWETT - 2B D. Batshaw, S. Bradley. B. Brogan, R. Brown, B. Bryant I. Dale. W. Foster, N. Griffin, I. Godfrey. F. Gay. M Gaddey, D. Hulton, L. Honath, N. Helps. R. Harrison I. Iacobsen, P. Iohnson. M. Kanter, E. Lang. C. Litvak V. Lorenz, I. Luree, D. Nelson, T. Nichal, G. O'Malley D. Omark. R. Rhode, F. Sampiller, A. Sheridan, M. Stew- art, P. Stone, N. Teretha, D. Thompson, V. Uhl. C. Weber SCHLESNA - 2B A. Alsot, P. Alsup. 4 1 UNDERCLASSMEN SCHLESNA - ZB lcontinuedl D. Boerema, M. Boyer, R. Brown, R. Dull, C. Flack C. Glad, B. Goodenow, D. Goulding, C. Helwig, E Hickey, E. Hughes, R. lean, C. Iohnson, K. Kantos B. Lyan, E. McHugh, R. Nelson, P. Orlowski, R. Palm L. Parton, E. Passman, L. Paul, R. Picard, C. Reidel E. Schuth, Y. Smith, M. Sullivan, C. Trough. STRATTON - 2B I. Bauer, R. Beck, P. Cavanaugh, A. Duncan, B. Finne- gan, G. Gadho, P. Hoffman, I. Houbolt, B. Langston S. Marino, N. Mercer, F. Molloy, I. Paradise, M. Parker C. Piper, C. Reed, B. Sander, B. Smith, C. Taitt, A. Taylor C. Torkelson, R. Thompson, D. Underwood, S. Wilson R. Wendling. DARGAN - ZA W. Barberio, I. Brooks, I. Dartsch, C. Drake, S. Flecken- - ' stein, I. Cannon, A. Gardner, C. Guido, E. Hanthorn M. Heavey, F. Henderon, I. Horvath, A. Iackson, A. Iack- ' son, D. Koopman, E. Kraus, C. Lamb, M. Lavelle, D. Man- cine, I. McCleverty, P. McDonnell, E. McDonough L. O'Connell, G. Sharp, D. Slaney, C. Smith, M. Smith P. Smith, L. Steflensen, M. Tountas, H. Williams. VERWEIL - 2A R. Baker, L. Borowczyk, D. Gromert, P. Graves, M. Hein- rich, G. Kraus, E. Lauth, N. Linne, B. Lovell, S. Miller, D. Moore, B. Moss, B. Murphy, N. Murray, L. Nicastro B. Reynolds, P. Schmidt, C. Siegen, M. Sinodinos, D. Smithpeters, L. Sommerteld, S. Strom, B. Sway, M Teimer, D. Thorpe, H. Waldemar. IARIS - 2A P. Abelkis, S. Bauer, D. Craig, D. Dresser, I. Farmer, R. Franklin, I. Gutach, I. Hoppe, G. Iacoby, S. Kline M. Mackenzie, D. McGladreY, B. Murray, C. Nordstrom V. Oprea, I. Pipes, C. Pranke. C. Rayner, M. Roepke R. Sawcrier, P. Schmitt, P. Sharpe, I. Snedeker, L. Stone T. Sutton, S. Tomask, I. Warner, I. Weber, E. Wendling. I. Zver. KEARNEY - ZA A. Acton, A. Anglin, D. Becker, M. Boos, T. Brown C. Burchardt, I. Burbank, B. Burdick, D. Cassan, B. Chil dress, T. De Walt, R. Ellett, M. Galfrey, I. Gaumer M. Gould. DARGAN--25 KEARNev--2A UNDERCLASSMEN CHADWICK- 2A 'S. KEARNEY - 2A fcontinuedl E. Gray. I. Greenfield. I. Iohnson. I. Ioy, S. Lowry M. Maidlow. R. Morrow, G. Otto. P. Pearce, M. Poz- nanski, A. Ripp, I. Sachs, F. Santison. CHADWICK - 2A F. Anderson. M. Bennett, G. Cook, D. Connors, C. Cooper. I. Delcourt, D. Dolan, W. Elliott. I. Escudier, B. Fischer M. Fremault. B. Heilmann. T. Henry, A. Kingsley, L Kline, B. Lagerstrom. W. Lang. S. Luebben, I. Mulhern C. Newman. B. Osting. V. Paulos. I. Rathnaw, K. Rhodes. W. Ray, E. Sutter, V. Schoen, B. Schoenieldinger. B. Stilp. M. Twomey. I. Wagner. M. Zacharias. B. MALONEY - ZA S. Aikens. N. Beard, R. Berger, G. Bergmark, I. Bernal R. Boyer, I. Brownlee, M. Bruzek, B. Calderwood, E De Pesa, D. Halle, B. Harper. B. Ioachim, G. Iohnson D. Kane, F. Kennon. A. Kubal, S. Lamis, I. Lavin, A. Lin- coln. I. Maniatis, K. McKeighan, M. Miller, G. Molen- house. E. Never, P. O'Malley, N. Orville. I. Penn. B. Poe L. Roush, S. Teigler. W. Trinkhaus. D. Valiquet, L.Wil: liams. INGLE - ZA C. Alex, C. Andersen, B. Chenz, D. Child, I. Dolan I. Dunn, G. Fahey. B. Fitzsimmons. B. Gleason. P. Graff. M. Harvey, C. Hill. K. Iensen, E. Kurtz, D. McGladry R. McNamera. I. Millsaps, M. Miriecke, M. Mohnk. M Moy. B. Posanke. W. Prostka. B. Ross. L. Sanborn C. Scholttens, B. Sloane, C. Strong, R. Tomsak. D. War: burton, H. Whelan, E. Zimmerman. EGAN - 3B N. Alexander, P. Ancrpolis, M. Barnes. I. Beckman B. Bender, I. Bowers. I. Brady. E. Cowles, G. Delcourt D. Dippold, C. Dravillas, M. Gahert, B. Iudd, I. Kahl I. Kerr. C. Krugman, H. Lee, I. Leyerle. P. Insley, E. Rob: ertson. R. Smith. A. Varren. R. Zemke. O'BRIEN - 3B W. Beck. M. Brown, B. Chabitch, I. Crockett, L. Derringer, D. Evans. S. Filicicchia, B. Gallaher, K. Griifin. R. Han- sen, S. Hessler, B. Kasube, P. Kebisck, H. Kocoras I. Leonard, M. McElroy, B. Mulvihill, B. Newman I. Richard, N. Rollins, A. Sperry. L. Stevens A. Thompson. 1 I UNDERCLASSMEN O'BRIEN - 3B fcontinuedl C. VanDoorne, I. Wiggins, V. Wise. L. Zeman. SMITH - 2B C. Brooks, R. Byrnes, C. Crump, F. Enright, B. Fabier, D. Flewellen, M. Gribbens, L. Hall, W. Holmes, R. Ken- ney, H. Leonard, L. Lobenstein, R. Loving, V. Plotz G. Raimann, R. Silberman, L. Steinberg, M. Switzer, E. Torgersen, G. Wahlstrom, E. Wainwright. SPADE - 3B I. Avery, B. Barnes, D. Betz, T. Chuenard, D. Dolby S. Donald, N. Dutton, M. Eyster, N. Fabry, M. Flaherty, F. Gustafson, D. Iacoby, I. Lewis. D. Mabbott, I. Mason, S. Marshall, G. Nochplas. L. Petrie, R. Schaible, B. Schwappach, I. Southworth, C. Turek, I. Truhiano D. Tuppins, M. Valkenburg, D. Vebell, B. Valahakis C. Whiting. THOMAS - 3B R. Asp, K. Barnard, R. Brock, I. Burss, D. Campbell B. Claussen, B. Coffman, I. Donegan. L. Frinkle, T. Gar- rity, D. Green, I. Hundley, K. Iohnson. S. Kunze, I. La- Grou, E. McQuaid, I. McQuaid, I. Meyer, P. Minzenber- ger, T. Mitchell, E. Robinson, F. Valkenburg, M. Willis FERGUSON - 3A I. Becker. N. Bowman, I. Bregi, W. Brody, M. Draper B Finner E Fries P Howard P Howe M ones S . y. . , . , . , . I , . King, S. Klietz, M. Lane, R. Luppert. A. Mayer, S. Mc- Caig, A. McGlane, D. McMasters, E. Nielsen, R. Ostrand, G. Parsis, D. Pierson, L. Via, I. Watkins, I. Wesselhoif. D. Wicks, I. Woodworth. HAWKINSON - 3A I. Block, M. Browne, E. Carr, B. DeVries, T. Fambro L. Feeley. I. Fotopoulos, M. Gruendl, D. Gustafson E. Heveron, D. Hill, S. Howard, B. Kennedy, M. Ketchum, H . Kontos, C. Kranter, T. Lavelle, R. Lockard, B. Mann M. Mills, E. Peterson, L. Preib, I. Prescotl, F. Riedel N. Screen, I. Sinodinos, S. Sklamm. I. Stepanek, C. Turner, S. Wallace. WHEELER - 3A D. Bannister, A. Chakonas, H. Donahue, G. Dunn, L. Fehling, S. Fein, R. Feldmann, R. Fussay, A. Galto, E. Gurten, R. Godwin, E. Gierten, R. Henderson. I. Hum- phrey, M. Iones, T. Iorgensen, M. Krest, B. Lee, S. Mulder, I. Nelson. THOMAS -- 3B l-IAWKINSON --3A SMITH 57 UNDERCLASSMEN PEARSALL-- 3A - VAN AUKEN -- 4B WHEELER - SA fcontinuedI F. Porter, R. Purtle, M, Rankin, I. Rissler, M. Schloft N. Thomas, I. Wesselhoff. KOLBIG - 31-X G. Bender, I, Brondyk. I. Cain, B. Colvin, B. Corbin B. Eggert, R. Daniel, C. Desmond, P. Downs, D. Eiekoos, L. Fisher, M. Gardstrom, G. Harvey, R. Hackett, D. Ham- ilton, G. Haley, I. Hattan. F. Heean. T. Mangner. I. Mc- Donough, T. Mclnerney, C. Maclntyre. I. McMullen. L. Moynihan, M. Powley, M. Sachs. S. Redemske, H. Taylor, R. Turner, G. Wallace. R. Wellman. O'CONNELL - 3A L. Biornstad, M. Bogovich, T. Braun, V. Brown, I. Cat- ferta, G. Cohen, I. Collins, P. Conners, G. DeMarco P. Drish, P. Dwyer, H. Flirm, B. Gilmer. I. Kszyminski. I. Larson, B. Lawrence, E. Meske, C. Morehouse, I. Murray, I. McCabe, I. McCaskey, H. McGowan, D. Nye, H. Prescott, M. Sinkewich, L. Vance. R. Walker. l. Wat- son, F. Willert, I. Wolleson, E. Wyatt. E. Yarling. ODELL - 3A R. Abeson, I. Bonnema, D. Braun, D. Bridgewater, D Brown, C. Carlton, D. Cassler, E. Chenter, P. Clarke D. Crane. C. Good, I. Gordon, M. Gurney, C. Hethering- ton, B. Iones, I. Kay, C. Koril, M. Kuter, I. Lindenbaum. E. Matthews, I. Mikolaiewski, E. Olson, I. Phil, R. Riley. M. Rissler, B. Roipke, V. Sheelin, L. Spetz, I. Terry I.Wagenaar. PEARSALL - 3A M. Ballagh. C. Beaudry. G. Clifford. H. DelMastro, T. Elliott, M. Fahey, R. Gallagher, C. Garrnan, L. George. M. Gorman. E. Hansen, P. Hills, D. Hogan, A. Hotwager. T. Lets, R. Lichtenstein, B. Linderman, B. Lome, L. Mad- sen, L. Magliere. G. Maxson, D. McGhee. M. Mc- Millen, L. Nordstrom, C. Robertson, M. Schecter. . BLACK - 4A T. Black. D. Brown, P. Connelly, P. Curtis, M. Ernd P. Fahey, I. Goodenow, D. Grees, R. Hardy. B. Heraty. L. Hollingsworth, R. Iacobson, R. Iohnson, I. Kalfel, E. Kober, P. Lande, R. Love, D. Meritello, P. Morris, V Mount, S. Randall, M. Steward, F. Taylor, C. Thorpe. M. Waterman, H. Williams. 1 1 1 UNDERCLASSMEN VAN AUKEN - 4B T. Avros. B. Barker, M. Bollman, E. Burss, M. Carlson E. Cheuvront, I. Cody, M. English, C. Ferguson, E. Fred- rich, C. Goutloif, M. Hetzel, R. Kendall, E. Kent, P. Loftus, E. McConnochie, B. Perry, H. Price, I. Scott, R. Seabrook, R. Silzer, R. Stephens, L. Yarling. FRIEDL - 4B D. Brickes, M. Buta, I. Clarke, I. Davidson, I. Dravellas D. Edwards, M. French, Y. Geddes, F. Heifley, V. Herzel R. Kennedy, I. Landolt, P. McGrath, B. Stetten, B. Wal- ters. WALKER - 4B F. Banser, W. Chorley, W. Christie, B. Drish, H. Gardner B. Gibson, S. Grisciotti, E. Hagen, A. Hallin, P. Harper R. Harpster, E. Hendrickson, A. Iohnson, C. Kappel, A. Kronberger, R. Lindquist, D. Lowery, L. Marian, B. Matheny. l. Nelson, I. O'Malley, C. Perriault, T. Powers, L. Prienke, H. Randolph, M. Reichert, C. Robinson, D. Schmidt, C. Sievertsen, M. Young. IULSTROM - Special L. Brenke, T. Iudge, C. Schlosser, B. Sirviss, C. Stedman. MANZ - Special D. Bowman, G. Fromback, B. Hueston, D. Iohnson, I. Iohnson, F. Iuajonas, E. Lindell, N. O'Rourke, R. Parker, Y. Powers. B. Robinson. O. Zaruba. PRUITT - Special I. Broden, I. Graff, D. Hersh, A. Lazarus, A. Oberman F. Overstreet, V. Petka, G. Van Witzenbery. if .JuLsTRoM -. specs.: FRIEDL WALKER -- 4B PRUITT-- MANZ -- Special x 4 2 ' . 'X- 1 , 2 ff: 18 Q I X 7 .CA A Cog 'ys , W U .X 5 ' ' , r eff if e 5 L L 3 ., 1 V14 fr, 5: ,il V . 9' 1 I 'fl f ' 77' .. 5 2 Q Q W j . .,, ,, X X k 439' , , X ' X' A NX v RL I 'Q ' A ff' 'M 5 g 8 vi ,fl 1 45: V i -1 ' A I , in ' ,J - rm li ii gf wi f - 2- , ff : . :-wz-213 'uf-V' ' A 1 H 1 '. 1 ff m , bn if ,, A i 1, X A ACTIVITIES There rs always somethlng rmportant hap penrn at Parker' The f rde varlety ol oraanr zatlons lves everyone a hance to become or a uve part of our areat school Our Green and NVh1te Squad sponsored b Mlss Gerakrus h s l avs been on the Job collectln trckets at all scnool actrvltres GPG usherrng at graduatrons The charrrnan Marcra Waterman assrsted by Carolyn Krlman and lame Roberts has managed to keep thrs an ever tarthtul servrce club Our speclal thanks go to lvhss Gerakltrs tor the tlne Work she 13 domg wrth the grrls T e Key Club ts a oup of enterprrsm fellows who have arded our school throu n thelr rnonew ralsrng camparans Thls oraarn zatron under the sponsorshrp ol the Englewood Krfvans Club rs assrsted by Mr Prrce ls otllcers are presldent Randall Walker vlce presrdent Wrlson Frnnery secretary Rrchard Xlbesorw and treasurer hm Colhns We W sh th s up and comrna youn club lots ol luck Qne of the best or anrzed clubs IU Parker lSl 19 Student Councrl The purpose ot thrs cluo rs to promote harmon and acauatnt the stu dents th therr school One ol thelr areat s actlvrt es has been the manly successful Ke p Your Lunchroom Clean arnpalan T e othcers ol thls alert aroup are president Crar Peterson vrce presld nt Chuck Phelps secr tarf Marcla Waterrna rd treasurer D a e Stoltz Thus or amz tlo oildnt be com letc o pera on o the fa ,tl actvtso s Mrs Allen a d Vs B ld n ra b an oresldert t o o dtstr ct ot en un an en ftt re FG ru edrotec1tfdeStuentC11 A outstandln u s ou tr a d lV'sD tne!3C talma act vrt es Lf fro r s prese tea a the stma season at the Rock lsland Statlon Because o lts brlllrant performance the cholr has been rnvrted back next year Keep up that Nonder ful srnalngl Ore o Parkers best loved oraanlzatrons IS the Clrls Glee Club Nhose alms are rnter pretatron art1st1c phrasnna hne tone gualrty and above all a love ot good rnuslc Under the br1ll1ant drrectlon ot Mrs l-lawkrnson the Glee has sung tor PT A meetlngs churches Womens clubs as well as assemblres The pres1dent lS lanle Roberts the vrce presldent Carolyn Kllman Flora Bram rs manager Doro thy Graham assrstant manager Beverly Mc Alprne treasurer and Bonnre Talbot hbrarran A t orcl to the Wrse should be SLlTflC16l'1l to rernlnd everyone to get lnto these actlve organr zatlons rn order to keep Parkers colors tlyma htghl U f ll '19 5 gf l 53 . 2 . g . , . 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Cntr s - 'f '- ' R 4- .t, THE Pl Beverlxe Smxth lame Roberts Donald Thompson Evelyn Barrett Ralph Mexster Clziford Mansheld Dan Lowery Advertlsmg Staff Advlser M1ss Cormne Buland Asslstcnts Ralph MG1Sl9Y Dcm Lowery Ioe W1lson Hal Pl'11ll1pS Pot Fahey Armcilee Newton C Mcmsheld 1 1 l l l 3 lm, 'X v S ,E . L Q , , , , , . STAFF Photography Staff Llterary Staff Advrser Mr Alvrn H Bloom Advrser Mrss Dorothy Odell Ed1tors Betty Buckley Beverly McAlp1ne Edrtors Chlef Photographers Lawrence Fulsang Edward Hrrsch Asslswms Assrstants Byron Sh1nn Thornton Bromley Margaret Scranton Mrldred Schaults Sally Kunz Martlyn OConnell Marcra De Robertls Art Staff Advrser Mr Robert French Busrness Staff Advrser Mr Fred Manz Editor Cella Moy Assrstants Norma Srnger lean Logsdon Lorrame ASSISTUTHS B111 Busam Roger Ioanne Naughton Zeman Randall Walker Ted Nrcholas Mary l-lemrrch Eva Lauth Barbara Barker lean Logsdon Norma Smger Betty Buckley Beverly Mcl-Xlpme Lawrence Fulsang M1ldred Schcxults Donald Thompson Beverlre Smrth Ianle Roberts Evelyn Barrett Vernon Albnght Ianet Wolberg W1lma Zrllmer Dorothy Thomas lean Logsdon Edward Hxrsch I . . I I - I I . D I I . U V , , ' , , Bleck, Paul Schrlle THE PINE Not enough credit is given to a very de- serving group, our PINE Staff. Members of this group are chosen from the 1951 graduating classes. Perhaps the most important part of the PlNE is the Art Staff. Not only do they lay out the PINE, but they assemble the undergradu- ates' pictures. This busy staff is under the capable direction of Mr. French. The editor of the February staff was Celia Moy, assisted by artists Paul Shille and Bill Busam. The co- editors of the Iune staff were loanne Naughton and Roger Bleck. Now smile was a familiar phrase often heard during the year. Parker was fortunate to have such an outstanding Photo Staff, whose members gave much time and energy in turn- ing out professional looking snaps. Parker will regret the loss of Larry Fulsang, Ed Hirsch, Byron Shinn, and Beverly McAlpine through graduation but will always remember them because of their superb work displayed throughout the l95l PlNE. Thanks must be given to the greatest photographer of all, Mr. Bloom! A wide-awake group of talented writers is our Literary Staff. Probably many students think the articles are written by the various English teachers but they are greatly mistaken. A staff, selected by Miss Odell, writes about the different activities. Active participants of the February staff were Don Thompson and Beverly Smith, co-editors, and sports writer Vernon Al- 1950 1951 bright. Co-editors-in-chief, Evelyn Barrett and Ianie Roberts of the Iune class, did an excellent job with the coeoperation of lean Logsdon, Dorothy Thomas, Ianet Wolberg, and Wilma Zillmer. Without these energetic staffs, the PINE would not be as great as it is. No PINE would be complete without the faithful support of our Advertising Staff. Miss Buland's Advertising class did much to make this PINE a huge success, combing the neigh- borhood for patrons who would be willing to contribute to this annual. lean Logsdon and Norma Singer, members of the Business Staff, deserve special credit for keeping accurate and efficient records of all PINE sales. Mr. Manz's whole-hearted support helped immensely in the achievement of per- fect records. Not to be outdone by the splendid work of the other staffs, the Sales Staff again came through with flying colors. While the various staffs were in the process of completing their responsibilities, this staff was hard at Work encouraging students to buy the PINE. Al- though it is unusually difficult to interest people in something invisible, the Sales Staff managed to do a splendid job. Each division elected a representative who was in charge of all sales for his own division. Through the combined efforts of these staffs, the PINE Will be a cherished possession for all. THE PAR The Parker Press IS one of the few weekly hlgh school papers left 1n Ch1cago And even though comphcatlons have ar1sen at t1mes caus1ng a few premature gray halrs the staff loves to put 1n extra work on tt feel1ng amply repa1d by the 1nterest the student body shows 1n the fmrshed product The paper IS well worth the subscr1pt1on rate of f1fty cents a semester for 1t keeps the students hep as to what goes on 1n the school and QIVSS them a chance to volce the1r op1n 1ons lt closens the relat1onsh1p between the faculty and the student body and encourages student part1c1pat1on ln school act1v1t1es Although the paper IS wr1tten ed1ted and pr1nted by the students 1t IS under the super v1s1on ot faculty advlsors Mr Franc1s A Whelan 1S the ed1tor1al adv1sor MISS Ethel Stratton the busrness and f1nanc1al adv1sor and Mr Wlllldm Searls the prlntmg adv1sor Personnel changes rap1dly as students graduate and new people take the1r places Evelyn Barrett IS the current ed1tor and Barbara Barker 1S her capable ass1stant The Press 1S espec1ally proud of Arnold Tatar Evelyn Barrett Kathryn Massle Margaret Scranton Kathenne Tanas Patr1c1a Betz and Barbara Barker who have qual1f1ed for mem bersh1p 1n Qulll and Scroll the 1nternat1onal honor socrety for h1gh school Journahsts by do1ng super1or wr1t1ng and hav1ng 150 1nches of or1g1nal mater1al prlnted 1n the Press Gold ptns were awarded to them by Mr Iohn I Har mon at the Press Luncheon The Press Staff should be s1ncerely con gratulated for 1t has done a hne yob of cover 1ng the var1ous groups and 1nterests of Parker 68 3 1 i l 1 1 I 1 1 I . I . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 ' . . I - ' 1 1 1 1 , 1 - ' , . . . I - I . 1 1 l R PRESS PRESS EDITORIAL STAFF Advrser Mr Francls A Whelan Edrtors Evelyn Barrett Barbara Barker Assrstants Marlon French Audrey Kronberaer Nancy Screen G-lor1a Cohen Sally Fe1n Iarnes Colhns George Haley Velma Brown Rlta Charous Carol Garrnan Elalne Hlckey Ro Pat McDonald Esther Wlllrams Edna Wrl hams Torn Le1a Charlene Oberrnan Nancy Smoot PRESS BUSINESS STAFF Advrser MISS Ethel I-I Stratton Assrstants B1llIVIO'IS1I'1gSI' Bob St1h Adele Anglm Mar garet Poznanskx berta Iackson, Marion Iohnson, Alfred Lay, SENIOR HOI Some people think that in order to be in our honor society a person has to be a genius. But here at Parker you don't have to be one of those brains , the only requirement is an average of E in all grades for the previous semester. There are two honor societies at Parker - the Senior Honor Society, composed of juniors and seniors, and the Iunior Honor Society for freshmen and sophomores. The Senior Honor Society, last fall, had as its officers: president, Martin Brecknerg vice-president, Iohn Manley, Donna Edwards as secretary, and Shirley Wallace as treasurer. The hard Working sponsor for the fall term was Miss Sarah Abelson. The spring term saw Larry Eulsang as president, Eleanor Kober as vice-president, secretary, Claudia Korffg and Barbara Barnes as treas- urer. The sponsor for this term was Mrs. Eileen Godfrey, who did a wonderful job inspiring the students, especially the 4A's, with the many scholarships she received from different schools. Mrs. Pearl Smith, the sponsor of the Iunior Honor Society for both semes- ters, did a very fine job. The officers for the fall semester were Eugene Torgenson, president, Ianet Warner, vice-president, Valerie Plutz, secretaryg and Fred Gustafson, treasurer. ln the spring Barbara Sway wes president, William Sechinger as vice-president, Ann Sheridan, secretary, and Alfred Lay, treasurer. The service of both Parker's honor societies is the same - to encourage scholarship and leadership in the students, to create a co-operation between students and teachers and to teach the importance of good grades for the future life. Every incoming freshman is urged to keep up his grades. By the time he graduates, if he has been in the honor society for seven semesters and has eighty service credits, he will be eligible for membership in the National Honor Society, a nationwide organization of honor students. Row 4: M. Gardstrom, I. Nelson, I. Pihl, B. Walters, E. Burss. D. Perner. D. Thomas, A. Kronberger, D. Pierson, M. Powley. M. Hetzel, I. Broden. V. Hirzel. Row 3: E. Nielsen, I. Block, S. Redemske, V. Petku, R. Iackson. L. George, M. French. N. Singer, G. Cohen, N. Screen, C. Korif. I. Cox, P. Lande. Row 2: G. Pcrrsis, D. Howser, E. Matthews, I. Wolberg. M. Mc- Millen, Y. Geddes. F. Overstreet, B. Barker, M. Scranton, V. Trinkhaus. E. Peterson, R. Drate, E. Curr. Row 1: D. Serviss. M. Simpson, M. Willis. K. Tcmas, C. Moy, E. Edwards, I. Roberts, F. Riedel, I. Graff, R. Henderson, T. Fambro, L. Fisher. 9 R SOCIETY Row 4: E. Hagen, I. Sinodinos, W. Williams, R. Tuominen, W. Suter, D. Kentz, I. Larson, E. Hirsch, T. Bromley. Row 3: H. Kontos, M. Tobbe. D. Hansen, I. Titman, W. Zillmer, I.. Fulsang, C. Robertson, D. Robinson. M. Weston, C. Turner, V. Albright. Row 2: B. Smith, B. Gilmer, A. Hallin. M. Lindblade. S. Fanuris, M. Fry, B. Shinn, C. Peterson, M. Alexander. I. Terry. Row 1: E. Kober, N. Schulz, B. Corbin, Fl. Harvey, M. DeRobertis. P. Betz, K. Massie, A. Holwagnes. Row 4 H Price M Marr B Iohnson E Williams S Howard M Buckner I Manley P Howard I Lund Row 3 E Barrett I Naughton M Slaney M Casey P Schxlle W Bell S Wallace S Gausselm M McElroy M Elxopulos C Kuecker D Stoltz M Steward M Waterman Rowl B McAlp1ne S Krugman B Barnard B Harris A Harris K McDonough I Logsdon B Matheny C Woessner R..Lang. lRo.w 2: M: Schaulte, Cusack: N.. Coe, S. Factor, S. Kunzl JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Row 4: C. Trough, I. Zoer. D. Casas, H. Nelson, E. Torgersen, W. Groneri. B. Harper. B. Lovell, C. Reidel. Row 3: P. Insley, B. Ioachim, V. Oprea V. Plutz, A. Sheridan, E. Albright, V. Uhl, W. Trinkhaus, G. Gustafson Row 2: L. Hall, P. Iohnson, S. Hessler, M. Twomey, E. Cowles, S. Donald, M. Iohnson, G. Delcourt, I. Delcourt. Row 1: P. Anapolis, C. Clayion D. Batshaw. M. Boyer, M. Valkenburg. I. Houbolt, I. Hoppe, P. Orlowski. Row 4 M Schumacher B Vlahakxs N Tountas L Siemberg C Lamb I Hernold M Gould M Gaffney K Kontos Row 3 L Fmkle H Leonard C Whxtmg E Nover D Dolan C Cooper E Robmson I Dartsch C Nord sirom Row 2 C Dravzllas H Lee C Kreuzer C Lltvak D Donegan L Petne I Hundley N Lmne B Lagersirom Rowl N Denneen N Mur ray V Schoen I Warner B Swoy G Raxmann I Ioy B Barnes 1 STUDENT COUNCIL Row 4 D Gustafson S McCa1g I Brondyk R Nelson D Kentz G Berg mark C Phelps M Buckner T Brown W Tsokos Row 3 D Howser I Taylor A Westrom I McCleverty M Alexander I Mayberry T Brom ley C Robmson M Casey M Steward Row 2 H Lee B Servxss I Wol berg P Boyle S Kunz C Peterson N Grxlhn C Sulka D Stoltz I Berg bauer Rowl B Buckley I Cody H Kocoras M Waterman M McM1llen D Corrigan S Kromch F Gustafson L Borowczyk F Anderson KEY CLUB Standing C Peterson M Bruckner R Abeson Seated M Cohen I Man ley R Walker I Terry W Condon W Fmnery D Cross : . , . . . , . , . . . - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 . I . 1 1 1 u 1 I 1 n 1 u 1 1 ' 1 . , . , . . I . 1 . 1 . - 1 u 1 n 1 u 1 1 1 1 1 u 1 I ' . : . , . 1 - 1 - . . , . 1 . , . 1 . 1 . . ' A Z , 'Y' 47 ' , Q f fm ': ,Q , - , ,rf C 4 HA' . J. , r .C ,, IA-gn! I I I 7 ' . . I Q I 0 5 1 Z . 1 1 1 1 . I . 1 . ' 1 - 1 . 1 . , . . - . A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row 4: G. Wallace. B. Busam, D. Evans, R. Feldmann, R. Bleck, R. Seabrook, C. Mansfield. T. Iorgensen, D. Humphrey, G. Bergmark. Row 3: M. Sinodinos, E. Williams, F. Miller. R. Mabhott, I. McDonough, P. Neelis. B. Sousounis, N. Kingston, S. Pearson, G. Parsis. Row 2: M. Frenault, A O'Brien, G. Delcourt, I. Snedeker, B. Iohnson, I. Goodenow, M. Rankin, N. Alex- ander, B. Iudd, K. Iohnson, E. Albright. Row 1: S. Bradley, R. Iackson, I. Gaumer. S. Hessler, C. Spanos, I. Catferata, E. Mugg, M. Myrieckes, B. Moore. Row 4 V Mount B DeVr1es B Mlller S Klletz I Chxsmar R Stone R Harpster G Haley B Mulvxhxll T Maugmer T Brown Row 3 H Pnce E Cowles B Llttle E Robinson W Zlll E Olson A Rlpp M Deneen I Schaller E Hendrlckson A Hallm M Waterman M De Robertxs Mxss M Daly Row 1 E Kober M Slmpson M Wxllls P Connelly G Molenhouse S McCa1g M Steward S Kahl S Meyer B Barnes I nler, D. Greer,-C. Maclntyre, T. Dylrstra, D. Sutton, F.lHeeran, I. Millsaps., Ilow 2: H. l.eonardI GLEE CLUB Row 4: M. Zacharias, S. Strom, A. Mayer. P. Alsup. P. Sharpe, B. Lovell, S. Wallace, C. Taitt M. Nelson, E. Wilson. R. Franklin. Row 3: D. Slaney, H. Lee, C. Kreuzer, M. Boyer, E. Hughes: E. Peterson, S. Mason. P. Pearce, S. Dyer, B. Ioachim, B. Stilp. Row 2: V. Lorenz, G. Mont- gomery, M. Iohnson, I. McKee, C. Litvak. N. Helps. S. Kunze, A. Sundstrom, C. Clayton M. Kanter, I. Bergbauer. Row 1: N. Deneen. I. Delcourt, L. Hall, M. Roepke, E. Hickey: A. Sheridan, D. Corrigan, C. Glad, D. Halle, P. Orlowski. E. Kurtz. Row 4 I Nelson D Gustafson C Smevertsen B Murray F Santeson A Kronberger I Lund L Iaquith V Plutz E Carr M Texmer Row 3 B Schoenfeldxnger M Fcnrlexgh I Block L Sommerheld P Iohnson C Gxarraputo B Lee M Schechter E Hansen S Wallace B Iohnson L Porter S Gausselm V Oprea P McGrath N S hulz Howl N Murray M Morse M McCabe F Bram C Kllman Mrs A Hawkmson B Talbot C Moy G Gadke I Roberts B Posanke Fl DeWitte. Rolw B. McAlpine, C. Green,'L. Sanborn,lM. Schaults, Batshayv, Hansen Standing: C. Reidel, L. Steinberg, D. Daniels. W. Holmes. C. Cooper. Seated: B. Gibson, B. Shinn, L. Fulsang. E. Hirsch, T. Bromley. Standing R Baker W May 'I' Crone I Beckman F Ennght D Adams I Dolan G Kraus D Dolan B Ietfreys R Cheatle I Bath D Cross R Iohnson STAGE CREW I.. Avery. II. Crockett., Seated: 'C. .PhelpSi Hurst. FIREGUARDS Slandmg W Elliott M Sylvan S Fzlxcxcchm B Mot smger Sealed K Massle P Murtaugh E Hlckey A Shendan D Thompson M OConnell S Kunz Standing M Sullxvan I Kocoras I Kerr 'I' Sutton E Torgersen D Campbell C Nlemann M Flanagan L Reynolds Sealed C Dravxllas S Klxetz P Betz R cheque G M11ler,P HQwafa,1 Gcrumer LIEUTENANTS I . 1 . I . ' ' ' I , . - . I . , . , . , . , :Ai C A i . 41: - Q, 7 X ,T ,Z,,. i ,lik V 1. 6 'J' - ' ' X I 1 5 Q , . 5 4 . 2 ' 4 1 Q z 5 l 3 1 ' a , E , :L 3 j 3 - A 4,1 'D 5 -C . A 1 1 . ,nw . X , 4 ' 3 -1- 4 -. - ' 'Q -A X L .- 3 - A , If Z . , . , . , . . . I . . . , . LUNCH ROOM AIDES With the purpose of making the Parker lunchroom a pleasanter place for all the students, Mr. Henry Iaris initiated a new plan which has won the approval of both pupils and teachers. ln the past years, under our crowded conditions, students were often unable to find seats with their friends. There- fore they welcomed the suggestion that a group might sign for a table and be sure of having it. Mr. Iaris also instituted the plan of having a group of boys act as lunchroom aides each period. These lunchroom aides deserve a great deal of credit, for without their efforts our lunchroom could never have been kept in a ship-shape condition. They gave up part of their lunch period or a study period to help the various teachers in charge to maintain cleanliness. Cheerfully they asked everyone to keep tables and surroundings spic-and-span. One and all responded quickly to this project. At the present time our lunchroom is on the way to becoming the tidiest room in the school. Many thanks go to Mr laris who gave much time and energy to do this task and to the boys who Worked so diligently doing such a marvelous Job The head captain was Walter Suter under him were four chairmen lohn DePesa lan Lindenbaum Glen Bergmark and Charles Phelps Thanks are also given to the art classes for the pictures that were hung on the lunchroom Walls The pictures helped a great deal in making our lunchroom more cheerful lf it had not been for the support and co operation of every student We could never have succeeded in doing an excellent iob Row 3 B Calderwood R DePesa R Walker V Parker R Mynck E De W Williams D Hawkins N Ladas D Hemxchen M Hurst I Mikolalewski B Arenz C Peterson Mr H Iaris Rowl M Boos V Brown C Phelps I DePesa W Suter I Lmdenbaum G Bergmark E Nielsen R Henderson - f I f - I : . , . . . . . , . ' . . - Pesa, T. Leia, F. GGY. l. Knoerr, E. Nover. Row 2: I. Moore, B. Brinkman, LUNCHROOM HOSTESSES Standing C Ryan I Dunn M Powley Seated M Cook E Hughes B Lyon D Boerema E Lang P Stone D Hutton vi x 'Wt Standmg M Bogovlch P Mmzenberger I Farmer B Bender M Roepke Seated D Connors S Klme L OConnell C Schwappach I Burbank C But SERVICE T wh SQUAD .I - gg fi fa: fr 5. fl ' . U u 4 f' - -40 'V x. . I ,M 1 1 s -, , Q ,, 1- ea Lv I 1 A ' X1 Q , A 1, ' I , - I '-, A . ff j ' 5- '2 . 5 5, . , . . I . , . COUNSELOR'S STAFF Standing: I. Hoppe, M. Twomey, M. Miller. Sealed: M. DeRobertis, M. Scranion, B. Buckley, S. Kunz, M. O'Con- nell, M. Schaults. B. McAlpine. ASSISTANTS Row 3 B Langston S Klme P Alsup M French M Adams M Schumacher A Anglxn M Poznanskx D Thompson Row 2 F Henderson R Iackson G Gadke M Carlson I Mamahs C Nxemann S Mason A Vxg P Walters Rowl L Hall I Gaumer D Bat shaw A Lay S Swxatly B Brogan M Gruendl A Conrad A LIBRARY f . ' ,A pf -, J E LOCKER STAFF Motsmger G lohnson S Fll1ClCCh1C1 PUBLICITY CLUB BOCKROOM STAFF I Terry D Dolby W Suter G Gould R Nelson H. Walker, M. Marr, A. Kronberger, M. Roepke, I. Manley. GREEN AND WHITE Row 3: E. Kober, S. McCaig, A. Westrom, M. Slaney, M. Heizel, D. Pierson, M. Gould, I. Broden, E. Hagen. C. Korif. Row 2: M. English, I. Prescott, V. Gorman. H. Kontos, M. Waterman, L. Petrie, E. Barrelt, M. Scran- lon, U. Schoen. B. Barnes. Row I: B. Barker, V. Trink- haus, C. Kilman, I. Landoli, B. Walters, M. French, G. Miller, M. Twomey, C. Moy, I. Roberts. -H5 Rov 4 S McCa1g D Gustafson E Yarlmg B Lee A Kronberger I Hemold S Wallace R Harvey S Shreck C Thorpe Row 3 I Cafferata I Cox worth D Nelson E McConnoch1e N Smger Row 2 B Barker P Betz G Cohen S Donald B Corbin N Screen D Boerema H Thompson D Tregonmg Row 1 P Orlowskx D Cassler M Gaddey D Halle M Mxller B Lawrence M Young B Stxlp I D lcourt A ' W I' I 1 I B. l ci. Mmerfc. .Korif, Mf Powley, iqqunh, 1.. Hollings: GYM SECRETARIES ?.:::.Sf'i?g.i,,?x1it'... 'bfizfirsiesz 5.51121 L. Fgnkle, N. Dutton, L. Petrie, H. Prescott, C. Schwap- pac . Stcmdmg N Hughes L OConnell B Speakmfxn K Whennen A Mayer L Iaquxth M Rlssler I Wxggms McDonnell D Thompson M Stewart I Wolberg L Nordstrom E Matthews P Betz ci Korif. G., M-oulton, 'P.. Black, IB. .Swoy. I seated: P. Standing: S. Swiatly, D. Donegcm, D. McG1czdrey, P. Howard, C. Hetherington, K. McKeighcm, M. Gaffeny. N. Linne, D. McGladrey. Sealed: T. Fcxmbro. D. Cassler, R. Henderson, S. Blake. H. Del Mastro, I. Bard, D. Ed- wards. gfsggzrggellld Mmskx K MCSSIS S Factor D Plerson STAFF Standing: I. Pinson, M. Zoliy, C. Hill. Seated: R. Tcxtro, ADJUSTMENT OFFICE Standing: E. Day, P. O'Malley. G. Krans. Seated: M Heard, G. Hartman, E. Lauth, M. Hexnnch, I. Burbank PROGRAM AND ATTENDANCE OFFICES Row 3 N Screen M Ketcham L Nxcastro I Nelson S Shreck I Plhl I Burss L Finney S Mlller R Inch tensiem E Hanthorn B Llchneckert Row 2 N Beard D Smxlhpeiers I Farmer E McConnochxe I Chfford Rowl L Fzsher I Dravlllas B Moss M Iones B G11 mer C Kappel W Trmkhaus D Edwards P Iohnson F Porter ' E. Giertenxl. Leonard, Kontos, C. Whiting, 'S. Donald: ' ' THE BAND What would we do without our wonderful band at Parker l-ligh? lt promotes school spirit and gives us listening enjoyment. What more could you ask? We can give Cap Hansen, the hard work- ing sponsor and leader of the group, and all the enthusiastic members credit for this success. A few of the many school and outside activities in which the band participates are the Senior Variety Show, the class play, football games, and pep assemblies. The band takes part in the annual Armistice Day parade in Englewood. ln this parade and at the lootball games the members prove that playing their instruments in harmony isnt the only skill they possess tor they are expert at marching and parade forma tions too Although Cap will lose seven members through Iune graduation we know that the band will keep up its good work CONCERT BAND Row 5 D Gronert M Robertson R Love W Fxnnery W Gromer A Gard V Parker A Ianuary C Smith C Brooks D Granklm D Speakman R Wellman Row 3 I Warner B Swoy P Insley E Wyatt B Robinson I Larson T Phillips C Guido I Penn Row 2 K Tanas M Gould Rowl Capt A H Hansen V Hansen M Tleger R Morelh ner, R..Gallaher, I:Scl1wappach,'R..Fischer, Godwin. 'Row 4: Cassanl if . Amy I 'Y 5. xii 4'- ef, ,aff fm, 15' ' ir' , L r W :,, f ww W, ATHLETICS ar e s s o ts spot ertered fc all tn Qall r tlse season the Colonels advanced for tr e second consecuttve year to the quarter f ndls of the llhnots Tech Basketball Tournament before they were de feated by a stubborn Mclimley 52 SU Later the Sentors v on mne leaaue aames to take ltrst place tn South Sectton and aualtf, or the ctty ftnals The Colonels seemed 1nv1n clblel They beat Wells Roosevelt and Lake Vtew to enter the ftnals actamst Von Steuben and then amtd a great uproar they conttnued tftetr wlnntna f ays bv defeatma Von Steuben 64 58 A lucky Robmson fnally broke thetr nnnma streak by defeatmct them tn the flrst round of the state fmals GU 4D Great credlt should ao to Coach Edward O Farrell who put m a lot of work mth these boys to help make them champtons The Colonels unusual success s due m part tothe efforts of Ro er Duddleston and Tom lo enson t e scorma tffms On the qrtdtron the Colonels urrder the dtrectlon of Coach Rtchard Pram Mound up me season ntn a banal After lostn ttetr f rst three fames t e Colorels auaht f re nd ion GVSFGCIG Cn the dtamond ll' l95U the Colonels achteved a 571 percerta e bv Wtnnma e1 ht arnes and lOSlH sw B 1 e of a I ur te for ccona l cf toe Cctonels e e placed fth tn Sout Sectton P rl'er ct twfo st ra pl yer tr l-larvey Taylor and Thor tot' Bromley Hutrve took the Clt 1 Battmcr Cro th a stzzltnor 535 nvera e a d tftorntor s p ked as one o e outs South Stae tcners Tue track team under the leaders p o C a h C P Spade won the N,OV1CG Dtvts cn o tt e 23rd Annual Track Meet at Was tmf tor Park for the second stratdht ear when Wtlham Bell took ftrst place 1n the event The swtmmmg team coached by Mr Pterce Van Auken dtd not have a very successful sea son because the boys couldnt practtce when the pool Jas closed at ttmes because o' the coal shortage All of Parkers teams for l95U l95l made the student body and the faculty feel proud Vlfhether they Non or lost every boy behaved ltke a sportsmanl 'fr' X! :nu L .9 89 P k r' p r. txizht c . cn bas' l , . - .hr f letb ' l T . Ea ly' t . . . c c , . n , . ' ' L, in f l 'N A ' it ll. or A , , -i t ' '. t ., 'Q y A ' ' , - . J .1 W . f 4 - A i . ' A .M . , - v - A . . F . 1 . . . YYY . A J f l o f 1 wvlv. , 5 F , . L T ' J I i , A , , . . g . t ra . . . . 4 I X T , v ' Q . . ' .a l ' i l. 4 , h t c v, i , a v . the next three to end the season a .SOO 63 wh f ' ,, - 4 fr ' , ' . , . ' + l . I K 4 I - A .M 5: 42 I . t cr a ,f T Q! 5 J 1 ,, , 1 1 tg ' Q . ' t. ecasts 'a .Away i s- .'pae,lr T ,wr , ' -,I f LN , V B T 'f l g SA A A M A ' D 1 , ' , Xuxl9T' I a , na' K out. a . Tina s Q., ,' , fx I . ' 'ft n .t K . f v T , ' 'B t' Q wi ' L Q . F ' I ,. a , n Tl . ic H f , ti tandina '. Q ' pi l. , f M ' A - T 1 ll t xf V I' rf IL 1,6 A itll 'Kg -- LETTERMEN 1951 LETTERMEN Row 2: F Miller R M . , . cClellan, I. Gibson, H. Phillips, C. Mansfield, D. Osting I Mason F F Brau , . , . ry. Row 1: T. n, B. Brinkman, I. McDonough, C. Williams, F. Brown. D. Spore. 5. ' in 3 Y 'I LETTERMEN Row 3 T I orgensen I Chismur V Fitch R Duddleston G Mikan T Mulvlhill D Kentz I Greenheld C Lar sen Row2 S Sklczmm E H s obertson T Nxckolas I M W Allen Rowl I cxrtm Snyder L Moymhcxn I Powers R Luppert T Bromley B Sousoums l . I :l . I, everen: P. O'Nei1l, Pleeli W. Bell, B. McHugh, C. R , . ' , . ' , 'ev ' 7 'Y I' ff 'Y J : 1 I gp ! f , M ' ' i M - 1' ' 2 ? annul ' W 91- 1 , ' if , 1 .A - k, M , if 5' M ' if 'f 2 Z. , - . u 5 . I, , xy ,J it 'UA F f 'MB -I K, , W 1 ,KA , ,, , ,4 , I , Mg, ,V V ,, - g 1 f A yy ?l f, F Q, g Q ' oV:'Y A I N A ,FM I , ff , A, W. Q :if : 'fQ ' .f W ' A I , ' f 1 1 5 - ' T51 r , 4 ' ' A ,Q 'y:ig' 75 , gg V- wy w , f I V W if ,gy Q f A - Q 2. ' N 4 'f I 4 5 .Q , A , x b fi .0-an 1 u .1 W-My---Q-Q--'-fi 5 'V in , :V V. 'f ,! ,. .' . , ..,- ,.,e-,al V, , w, 3 xr, , L- H , , A U I jwrffizw V54 Mfg, iii: in 5 f 44 i, W 1.,,,.,-A. 1 E g ' ' 1 , , ,.,, ,- W Ni , A LLVV ,, V A1 1 W ' , ,f 4, - , R sg .. . an '34 M ,W ' Q 95' A - ' liikfo 8,934 kv' s L H K if x I I P - gg! , Y i 4 . V .3 , f i f f f . ' ' LX' s 1 ' X . - if ,w 4. 1 F aw- . - . 1, ,Xa 4, ,h f 5 M, X ,sf 4 W3 I 0 Iggy, 4 , 'V 4 M r '2' Zigi. af, ' A A W ' J ,V lah M 1 it X .L',, X, J, 1 P7 A fi ff 'Q iff' 1 3 f V . 5 3 Z 5 -My at , A ' gl 'A Q Q5 T ' ' 1 A A A , 'Q 1152 fg w f ,E X. V KQV' 5 J ? , ?'3 , K ' 42 I wi fi' L L ' , H V4 4 ,, ,U sv A J K k m f 4 Si ' M M ' M ' ' . f - A wav . ' '-1-f-ma.-.-fb g 'W -af-Q., Q lust when things looked darkest, Parker defeated South Shore l2-6. The defensive play was outstanding and more than made up for the lack of a scoring thrust. The Colonels began to march and swept Hyde Park off its feet 32-12. While an outstand- ing defensive unit held Hyde Park to l2 points, the offense came to life and, capitalizing on every mistake Hyde Park made, ran up its highest score of the season, 32 points. The Colonels were apparently getting warmed up for the important game of the year. This game was with our old traditional rival - Calumet. Effective offensive play, coupled with a surprisingly tough defense, left Calumet with their mouths hanging open. The Green and White broke through time and again to drop the Indians' backfield men before they could get the ball away, The game ended with the Parker fans screaming and jumping, for the Colonels had upset a strong Calumet team, 18-7. Eighteen members of the football team will be lost through graduation before the fall foot- ball season rolls around again. They are: Bill McHugh, Bruce DuClos, Tom Brown, Bob Miller, Byron Shinn, Nick Ladas, Martin Lorenz, Don Osting, Bob Neelis, Frank Fry, Iohn Chismar, Lynn King, Ken Iohnson, Ben Ewert, Ierry Martin, Clarence Williams, Charles Whitlock, and Russell McClellen. 4 pf PARKER! Q, . VI I! X A PARKER! F Q, PARKER! 3 ogg! FOOTBALL SCORES 1950 Parker Gage Park Parker Harper Parker Bowen l5 Parker C.V.S. 25 Parker Morgan Park 20 Parker South Shore Parker Hyde Park l2 Parker Calumet cg' , . lb 1 ff' i X M 4. TM THE Row 4: C. Whitlock, G. Wheeler, B. McHugh, P. Dwyer, T. Brown B H K. Iohnson, L. King, B. Eweri. I. Marlin. T. Nichola I. Woodworih, D. Coughlin. C. Mclnt 3: I. Chismar, N. Ladas rey. L L' . . eisler, s, B. DuClos yre, Mr Rich , D. Campbell . lston, B Ne I. Mas . I. Ripp . ard Frain C , F. Fry B All . elis. Row 2 on, M. Lore I McM , oach. Row , . en, A. Kin : L. Moyn'h nz. B Mille . ullen. C. W' ' M gsley, H. Hen- 1 cm, L. Vance, D. Thomas. r. D. Osting. Row 1: B. Beck, H. Taylor. rllrams, I. Busch, R. Murray. B. Shirm. ascot-Dickie VARSITY vi ,svn nl-5 ui .nil To ...L ,,-v 'w FLG' Wm ,1 vl uf' Q 1 xl A96 BASKETBALL SENIORS Thlrty seven years 1S a long walt but 1t was all Worth rt now that our Seruor Basketball Team donned the 1951 Publlc League Crown It was back on Ianuary 29 1914 that the Colonels won tl'1e1r f1rst and only other cage charnp1on sh1p by beatlng Lane Tech The Colonels led by Captam Roger Dud dleston ancl coached by Mr O Farrell had a v1ctor1ous season and on February 16 defeated South Shore for the South Sectlon t1tle and the r1ght to play 1n the prellrmnary c1ty play offs Defeatmg Roosevelt 50 46 ln an overtlme battle and Lake Vlew 53 45 the Colonels moved on to the Sem1 fmals They now had tr1umphed Wllh ten v1ctor1es and were well on thelr way when they defeated Wells the West Slde s dark horse 68 55 On March 9 Parker defeated the hlghly favored Von Steuben for the conference t1tle The Colonels gamed a berth 1n the Sweet S1xteen State Emals by th1s v1ctory The basketball team elected lean Logsdon for thelr queen to represent them as Mlss Parker 1n the Mlss Sweet 16 Contest Parker lost 11S f1rst game ID the state champ1onsh1p play offs to Robmson Hrgh School 60 46 March 15 ln Huff Gym Champa1gn Ill1no1s The Colonels featured the f1nest one two punch ID the tournament wlth Tom Iorgenson and Roger Dudclleston Parker played the Catho11c League Cham p1ons De Paul at the Ch1cago Stadlum on March 30 and lost the c1ty t1tle 54 44 Parker IS proud of our Colonels for thelr fme playmg and sportsmanshlp as well as for thetr wmmng the C1ty League Champronshlp Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker SCORES LEAGUE GAMES M P M A Chl Chr1st1an St Rlta St Rlfa Gage Park Kelly Alurnnr H1rsch C V S Calumet Morgan Park Harper Hyde Park Bowen Carver South Shore Fenger ILLINOIS TECH TOURNAMENT Forman McK1nley CITY PLAY OEFS Roosevelt Lake VIEW Wells CITY CHAMPIONSHIP Parker Von Steuben STATE CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY OEES Parker Rob1nson CATHOLIC AND PUBLIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP Parker De Paul HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL TEAM Row 3 'l' Iorgensen,I Bowers, C Whltlock. R Duddleston. D Ostmg, D Tuppens. T Mulv1 hxll Row 2 B McHugh,I Greenf1eld,I Blaney,I Glbson, T Braun, R Luppert.I McDon ough Row I D Keniz.Mr E O'Farrell ' - 66 .. . . I ' I ' I 75 .' . . Q I - 72 . ' - 54 . ' - - 58 ' I 42 - - ' ' 42 ' - - 61 ' - - - - - m 51 , . . . - . . ' 59 - - 52 .-. ' . . 4Q - - ' - 44 - f 78 U ' 54 - ' ' 52 . . . 50 Parker 58 Roosevelt - - 63 - 3 I 1 50 ' i ' ' T f .' ' 50 , , , '. ' n ' - ' 68 I I 64 ' I ' . . - I 46 - . . . . . . . 44 CITY CHAMPS, 1950-1951 K RQ BASKETBALL JUNIORS LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL TEAM Slandmg Mr G Kommer A Chrconls D Chabltch B Gleason C Turner M Alexander I Humphreys B Iones M Schlol! Seated B Allen P ONe1l V Mount I Snyder I Mzllsaps Parkers Iumors who operated 1n the shadow ot the Publlc League Champ1on Senlors all season proved they were champs them selves at least when 1t came to runnmg mto bad luck At the beg1nn1ng of the basketball sea son everyone knew that Parker s Iumors who usually are llghllflg for the South Sectlon crown each year would have to be completely re bullt Although lnexperlenced the Iumors proved to be a scrappy team playlng hard every m1nute of the game The1r three W1ns slx losses 1D league compet1t1on and s1x wms eleven losses lncludlng all games doesnt even come close to telllng the whole season s story A look at the scores w1ll show that they lost only three games by more than htteen polnts On the other hand they lost three stralght games by tour or less pomts Perhaps a better companson mlght be the total score tor the whole eason Thelr oppon ents outscored the lumors 786 to 744 a small margm cons1der1ng that the lunlors won only a thlrd ot thelr games The Iunrors were out scored by an average ot less than 2 5 polnts per game showlng how close most of the games were l0O The 1950 51 ed1t1on ot Parker s Iuruor team was coached by Mr George Kommer The members ot the team were Captarn Vmce Mount Morey Alexander B111 Allen Pat O Nelll hm Mlllsaps Andy Chakonas Bob Chabltch Barney Gleason Clltf Turner lack Humphrey Bob lones and Marvln Schlott Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker Parker M P M A Ch1 Chr1st1an St Blta St Rlta Gage Park Kelly Alumnl H1rsch C V S Calumet Morgan Park Harper Hyde Park Bowen Carver South Shore Fenger , , . SCORES OF IUNIOR GAMES . ' . , . 52 . . . . l7 . ' . . . ' . 52 '. ' ' . . , ' 36 . ' . , 32 . ' . ' 48 . . 42 . ' 39 ' . 44 ' ' 30 . . . ' ' 49 3 , ' - 39 ' , 46 ' ' ' ' 47 ' ' . ' - 57 . ' 36 , - 39 , 56 LL 5 3 in THE 1950 BASEBALL SEASON Row 3 I Taturka I Greenheld C Larson R Benedxct M Ernd T Powers T Fltzgerald Mr Gentleman Coach Row 2 I Mason S Sklamm C Robertson I Scott T Bromley B Sousoums H Taylor B Brinkman C Mansheld Rowl R Murray I Terry P Smith B Hayes I Avery BASEBALL TEAM Parkers 1950 baseball team coached by Mr Gentleman enloyed a successful season The Colonels won elght games and lost six to end the season with a 571 average The squad placed sixth in the South Section rankings be cause of a four way tie for second place All of the boys on the team did a fme 1ob They were good sportsmen and good players Two however were outstanding Harvey when the records showed that he had a 533 battmg averaae He went to bat forty seven times and made twenty six hits Harvey batted in thirty two runs The other boy was Thornton Bromley left handed pitcher He was nominated as one of the best South Side pltchers for 1950 and landed a pitching berth on the South Section All Star Team Bromleys best performance was turned in m the Parker H1rsch game when he struck out fourteen men and held the Husk1es to only two runs while Parker rolled up tts winning margin of ten points Both these boys were outstanding but every man on a diamond sguad is important and the regular posttions are held down by carefully p1cked players ln 1950 the starting 102 team usually included Iim Scott as shortstop Tom Fitzgerald 1n centerfield Phil Smith on third Harvey Taylor m r1ght field Clifford Mansheld on f1rst William Sousounls in left Richard Murray catching Bob Avery second and Thornton Bromley pttchmg The fellows on the reserve squad were Iames Terry I1m Taterka Bob Brmkman Mar shal Ernd Iohn Greenfield Don Larson Iim Iames Mason and Ronald Benedict Apr1l Apr1l April April Apr1l May May May Ma , May May May May May Parker Parker Parker Parker Morgan Park 11 0 Harper E5 3 Fenger 7 1 Hyde Park 8 4 Vocational vs Parker 5 1 Calumet vs Parker 2 0 Bo fven Parker Parker Parker Harper Fenger Parker Vocational Parker 5 1 South Shore 11 5 1-l1rsch 10 2 Morgan Park 9 5 Parker 12 1 Parker 5 4 Hyde Park 5 2 vs Parker 4 3 . . . . 1 . I . I 4 on Taylor, a junior, won the City Batting Crown Powers, Charles Robertson, Stuart Sklamm, ' 11 vs. - - - . ' G ' 13 vs. - ' . - A 17 vs. - . 4 - ' 19 vs. - - I ' 21 ' . - . ' . V . 2 A - ' 4 1 vs. - - - 8 vs, - T - - - - v 10 vs. ' f ' 11 vs. - ' , 16 vs. f ' ' ' , 18 vs. - ' ' 30 vs. - ' , , A 31 ' . - Standing I McBride L Paxton B Mabbott W Bell, R. Palm, R. Tuominen, R. Iaquith. L Stahly A M1kOlG19WSk1 I French B Kennedy F Barlow, I. Terry. Sealed: R. Stephens, B Beck I Martin B Rea B Mmmni R McClellan I Powers. SWIMMING Parkers mermen did not have a suce cesstul l95l season, for the Seniors and the Iuniors won only one meet apiece, This seemingly mediocre record was due mainly to the tact that the pool was closed repeatedly because ot the coal shortage caused by the railroad strike. lt was hard to practice in an empty pool, and both squads tailed to overcome the handi- cap despite the capable ettorts ot their Coach, Mr. Pierce Van Auken. Even though they lost almost every meet, several ot the Senior lads piled up quite a record. Leading the squad was Iim Powers with a total ot titty-live points, Richard Iaguith was second with thirty- one, and Ralph Stephens took third place honors with twenty-six. The leading Iunior swimmers in- cluded Fred Barlow, who took tirst place with thirty-eight points, Ronald Palm second with thirtyftive, Iim McBride third with thirty-tour, and Bill Beck tourth with twenty. Six members ol the Senior squad will araduate in Iune. They are Richard Iaguith, Ierry Martin, Bob Neelis, Pat O'Neill, Iim Powers, and Reino Tuominen. Carrying on next year will be Richard Fussay, Richard l-luizenga, Bob Minninni, and Ralph Stephens. The Iunior roll included Fred Barlow, Bill Beck, Lowell Paxton, Iames McBride, Ronald Palm, Iames Terry, and Carl Haaser. We know that it the team gets a chance to practice next year, it will make a line showing with the help of Mr. Van- Auken. Many Parker puprls are unaware that cross country runn1ng has had 1ts place among the other sports of Chlcaao hlgh schools for the past htty years Courses for the runners have been la1d out rn Washtngton Park Iackson Park and sornetunes outlyrng golf courses hurdles and sand traps took the place of the natural obstacles such as walls and drtches to be found rn the real country TRACK Parker Won the Novrce DIVISION of the 23rd Annual Cross Country Meet at Wash1ngton Park October 28 l950 for the second consecu t1ve year when Wllllam Bell took hrst place ln the event Parker was placed n1nth IH a fleld of fltteen wlth a total of 398 polnts ln the Semor D1v1s1on Parker entered Harold Phtlllps Ronald Iohnson Vaughn Par ker Douglas Frankhn Wtlllam Bachlr and Wllltam Sousounls Among Parkers Iunror entnes were Wtl ham Bell Rerno Tuornlnen Marttn Robertson Glenn Maxon Donald G1llleS Henry Wllhams Rrchard Fussay Robert Brrnkrnan lun Collrns R1chard Seabrook Harry Trernarn Donald Schrntdt W1ll1arn Ostendorf Ioel Alexander Robert Iettreys and Cltftord Mansheld The boys who recelved track letters were all sen1ors They were Ronald Iohnson Vaughn Parker W1ll1arn Bachll W1lllGm Sousounrs Wrllram Bell Donald Cfrlltes Robert Bnnkrnan Wlllram Ostendorf Robert leffreys and Cltttord Manstleld Credrt tor th1s flne squad goes to Coach C P Spade who worked hard w1th these boys and taught them all they know about track 'N CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAM Row 3 R Tuommen B Ostendorf C Mcmsheld R Iohnson H Phxllxps R Seabrook F Tay lor M Robertson C Good Row 2 D Frcmklm I Fotopoulos D Gxlhes T Bromley H Tre mame B Sousounxs I Alexander W Bell B Brxnkmcm Rowl D Dolby B Ieffreys B Anest V Parker H Wxlhcrms D Schmxdt G Maxson 105 . 1 1 - - 1 1 1 g 1 1 - t I I I , , . . , , 1 1 1 2 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . I I I I I I I J . . . . . I I I I . . . I I 1 1 - 1 , , . . ,- 11 1 1 f 'f Q f , ' ' 1 ev , ' , ' 1 f S , . , ' , 21 1 N , A 1, rr 1 .iff V , 1,1 ..- f 4 M 71.1 S 1 4 , 1 . 5 , f, L! V A ' x ' 1 1 1 V ' 1 5 1 1 1 . , 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 1 . OUR CHEERLEADERS kfyl B. Elorbinl Wes!- CHEERLEADERS Parker really showed a lot of school sp1r1t at the basketball and football games thls year One of the mam causes of thrs wonderful Splfll was the efforts of those gals who lead the cheers The school IS really proud of Cleo Wossner the captaln of the squad Sllver Shreck pep grrl Norma S1nger and Ruth Harvey who are graduates ot thls Iune Mary lane Westrne was the only February graduate of the group The grrls left to carry on next year are Ianet Davldson Mary Young Betty Gflllllh lane Mc Caskey Betty Corb1n and Barbara Lenell Lots of luck to Mrs Dargan the sponsor of the group and to next year s squad' MAIORETTES Thunderous applause may be heard as snappy corps lS led by none other than our Malor Don Vahquet and our Ma1orettes Maxlne Slnodmos lean Smodlnos Carolyn Nordstron and Pat Drrsh The smallest of all of Parkers organrza tlons th1s actlve group glves a skxllful perform ance every ttme They are seen 1n therr attractrve Green and Whrte outf1ts lead1ng the band at all parades and half tlme drllls To the spectator baton twrrlmg may seem easy but ln real1ty rt takes hours of patlence and d1l1gent practlce After seemg our corps 1n actlon Parker IS sure that all th1s hard Work mas not done 1n valn Congratulatlons to a great troupe Keep those batons twrrhngl MAIORETTES I Smodmos C Nordstrom P Dnsh M Smodmos O , , l the sparkling batons spin through the air. This - ' 1 7 l BOWLING The arrls bowlrng team rs a new organr zatron on Parker s lrst ot act1v1t1es and a wel come add1t1on to the hmrted sports opportum tes for the alrls of the school Mrss Cormne Buland IS the sponsor of the team whrch was organ1zed September 25 l95l Barbara Holmes rs secretary and Ellen l-lanthorne treasurer Last wmter at the Park Manor Bowlmg Alley on any Monday afternoon you mrght ave seen the srx teams coached by therr cap tarns leanne Braden lanet Cox Donna Gus taison Cynthra Kuecker Nonne Schulz and flarcla Waterman bowl three terrrhc l1nes here are four a1rls on each of these four teams The hrghest scorer of the leaaue rs Bar bara Holmes CWe wont ment1on the lowestll The football team challenged the glrls to a ame whrch turmshed the hrgh pomt of the season We feel rt needless to tell you the out come but the arrls drdnt mmd they had fun nyway Although the handrcaps rn thrs league are at a maxrmum so are the good trmes enloyed EV all the members The Grrls Bowhng Team of Parker l-hgh as been a bra success thrs year and we all rsh next years team wlth Miss Buland Os soonsor all lands ot luck Have fun als l KX Qt 1 , '1 -+. . 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C' ' - ' E-' ogy 'Md--v-e 4.-.1 5' ' M n I .I fl- ddfnoo J 1 L nvvvqf baaxnnwvv ' 0- ,,l0!Qf PATRONIZE GUR ADVERTISERS Albert's Iewelers Watches and Diamonds Our Specialty 6620 S, 1-lalsted We, 640028 Anderson's Dept. Store A Convenient Place to Shop 6850 S l-lalsted Babble House Restaurant A Good Place to Eat 6656 Wentworth N1ce Gomg to the Bnght Llghts Oh the Heavres From Kornrner s Lrttle Llahts On the Lrghtwelghts Babes Barber Shop 6607 South State Street Beverly Hllls Floral Co Corsaqes Vlfeddrna Bouquets Floral Desrgns Planted Pottery 6901 S Wentv orth Ave St 3 2454 The Brentwood D1n1ng Room Caterrna to Clubs Partres Weddrnos 124 West Marauette Road En 4 0064 Campbells Inn Vlfe Serve the Frnest 6650 So 1-lalsted En 4 9223 Castle Cleaners and Laundry 514 West 69th Street Phone 1-1Udson 3 1958 Charlles Food Store Ouahty Meats and Poultry Grocery Frozen Foods 427 W 69th St Ab 4 1409 Chlcago C1ty Bank 6. Trust Co Cornpletelj Eau pped to Serv Your Every Banlclng Need H sted t Sft T rd Coll1ns Food Shop Your Depend ble Corne Stor ho rs63010b0P M S closed tr 'rt 1 30 5 3 6600 So Wert forth Best Wlshes to A fondertul Sch cl RA V CGLOME C Dick's Standard Service Station 8 West Marquette Elmer Du Clos Real Estate and lnsurance 841 E, 63rd Street Englewood Knittmg Mllls Tops rn Genurne Athletrc Sweaters 6643 S Halsted We 6 5920 21 Edward Fay Decorator Work Guaranteed References Furnrshed 6809 S Emerald Ave Ab 4 0555 Compllments to Parker Hlgh The Grrls Glee Club Agnes 1-lawkrnson Drrector Congratulatlons to the 1951 Graduates From the 4B Drvrsrons Mr Freldl Advlso Fred s Food Shop and Meat Market 348 50 W 72nd St Ra 3 0095 Free Dehvery B F Goodnch Co T res Tubes and Batterres 333 W Lake St Ra 6 2200 Grafhs Foods Quaht Foods Courteous Serxrce 7500 Parnell Tr 4 0535 Harry s Recreatron 6605 S State St Hlgh Low Foods Incorporated Qualrtv lnllan Prrces Low A o 27 400 E 71st Street I Frank Hogan and Sons Real Estate Loans lnsurance D9 Went .f th 7 Hollywood Bowl oen or At Lea ues 1 ll ent Pl 3 5 Ital1an V1lla P1zzer1a 7 r S re I 6. G Restaurant U I , . . . . i I . in . I rr . . . 'A A I . 1 iv . Q- . A A A I A ' A I , . . . i 3 . S . . Y K , I I I . ' X . . A A A - - V 4 ' . . 1 . . . T A A A - ' i e tt V A 4 If - al a ixy- hi , ' T at ' T' ' 622 , .vor No. -4121 l I . a . r e f .. , - .6 GA inas 1 . terncon a , up O -. F ,VS 7.4.5 '.' worth u. -562' M . .. . . L , A iv! , l I I l ' 41, V! 63 d St et E14-9161 . 'JT' A 1 . C Y Class f 45 6354 S, lf.7GY1f','JCllh PATRONIZE OU Ioe s Barber Shop 205 W 66th Street Io Io Book Store General School Suppltes 401 W 69th Street St 3 9768 Compllments of the 3A 38 and Spectal Dtvtstons M1ss Sulltvan Advtsor C S Kelly Funeral Drrector 6915 17 Wentworth Ave Tr 4 2120 21 A Lev1ne 5. Sons Te1ev1s1on Sales Serv1ce 1-lardware Pa1nts 6910 Wentworth Ab 4 7374 Lux Pharmacy Raul Luy RPh Wrn 1 Murray RPh R Market Qualtty Meats Etsh Poultry 215172 W Marquette Road Marquette Hand Laundry and Dry Cleanmg Calls and Delrvery 208 W Marquette Road Marquette Prescrlptron SGIVICE 156 East Marquette Blvd We 6 2002 Murphy Cleaners Tatlortna Furs Cleaned and Stored 7200 Wentworth Tr 4 4562 O Connell s Grocery Qualtty Foods 7017 W 79th Street O Malley s Market Qualrtv and Serv1ce 6649 S Ashland Ave Oswald s Bakery Etne Bakery Foods 215 W Marquette Road PTA oi the Parker Hlgh School Extends Best Wtshes to the 1951 Graduates 114 Park Manor Bowlmg Center 1-lome of Gtrls Iuntor Bowlmg League 100 E 75th Street Pearl Gltt Shop Postal Statlon Stattonery Cards Gltts Hostery lntant Wear Nottons 6722 Wentworth Ave En 4 0027 Penn s Pharmacy Qualzty Prescrtptton SGTVICQ 400 West 72nd Street St 3 8516 Ph1l11p s Ice Cream and Frozen Custard 6602 S State Street En 4 2508 H I Ph1ll1ps Co Plumblng and Suppl1es 234 W 69th Street Ab 4 8880 Len and 1-lowre 207 East 71st Street The Proper Tatlor Cleaner Eurner Cleanrnq Pressrng Repalrtna 6758 Wentworth En 4 1421 Royal Blue Store Frtendly Courteous Serv1ce 507 W 69th Street Fnst m Fashzon for Men Wornen Teens Morrls B Sachs Inc 6638 S 1-lalsted 3400 Dwersey Schuetz s I G A Super Market 406 E 75th Street George and Kay Sheehan Shuttle Board and Televtston 6753 Wentworth Ave Sm1th Construct1on Co 6850 S Peorta E A Sm1th 6. Co 451 East o3rd Street NO 7 7077 7300 vtffbefineg Ave. A st. 3-4700 ' ' ' The Pitchlnn ADVERTISERS Splegel AHC Fwd JF :Pt 1 on Y 1 C111 Ge U VCP o J Or Vmrlf f 3 TOE George Sples Industrles nc Htl I lll Q' V1 Ov Sfllk Ulla Z0 tvf we f Stengel the Florlst For t e Br t Flowf rs H 1' Stlneway Drug System Clucx os Outstamdmf Uma Stores 1950 Q Hal ted Ao 4 Q36 ll Hola D E lCKgOVl RPF G Totem Pole s or Ntfe la e to CI Ott treet Vlnces Sandwlch Board Restaurant 595 W 59th street Vmcennes Hardware and Pa1nt Co tmferre flve 19 Vlnccrmes ' 9005 The Wardrobe Q t wl tqrd Utrfet Werkman s Book and Supply Store evr pf nt ferr S rvmr Part' Qtolde t N F Comer Ste Nam and E0tt Qt Wh1te s Grocery and Meat Market wo t e t ee Wllson Iun1o1 College ro Ct crm 0 Cttv I Ytor o fo Q QQ Ful lcrrea tf d aa and evenml 'moo f vate C' fourses e e fm c ftrf' rc I Oct Jw es Convement eroromxcal All Iccsredttfd o t o add es Yale Pol1shers and Platers Inc Amtm les Restored X 384 Zephyr Cleaners Expe Worx Q0 ent ortt ve ll Parker s Lunchroom e refvea tff V to e ome meals ft puff mr l 1C':'S pf VGQ fIG f Pia-QER POC f F Rose Meyer Manager 115 . fr V'I'Il1A. 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'M ,f Coigrfsel PARKER PINE PATRCNS Murtel Allen From me to you You to me Dtane Anderson and Ty Avros Buth Beutler Best wtshes to Pete Becky Best wtshes to my old flame I B from B B Btlls Barber Shop Loutse Black Black Cat Bestaurant Alvtn Bloom Mlss Bresnahan Best wtshes from Donna Bea Cookre Barbara Best wt-shes to the Bowhng League Barbara Holmes Corlnne Buland Best wlshes to Mush Bee Bee Cusack and Proxy trom Chloe Best wtshes Carol Barb Ioan Carol Elame Don and Terry Ctmmo Best wtshes to a wonderful chotr Mabelle Daly Sarah B Dargan DeLux Gltt Shop Begards to Parker ltmrny Doyle Eds Barber Shop Mrs Eaan l Etsenberg Ellzabeth s Sandwtch Shop Four Guys at a Table LaMant1a Love Btpp Wrlhams Four nrcknames Shadow Yogl Goldre Hooky Best wtshes to Barker from a Frlend Larry Eulsang Best ot Luck from Manon George s Barber Shop Best Wtshes to our g1rls B1ll Vaughn Granvtlle Mr and Mrs Bay Glttleson Best v lshes to Barker s C1ty Champs Etleen M Godfrey Gur love to Gram Pat Gall Mary Martlyn Great Atlanttc ci Pacttrc Tea Co lohn H Harmon Best w1shes to Norma and Barbara Buth Harvey Best wtshes to Hudson Hoods from Chevrolet Champs Good Luck Hoodt from Del Ian Good luck and love' Mom Mrs lanz Cood Luck to lanet and Ioyce Betty Good Luck to Ioyce and Betty lanet Happy Landrngs to lerry Marlon Bobey lohnson D Kavrn Batr1c1a Lee Congratulattons to Crty Champ Mrs Kolbta s 31-X Dtv Bobert Ltahttoot CS Co Beal Estate Good Luck to Everyone Everywhere Martln Lorenz Best ol Luck to Benee Dan Lowrey Mr and Mrs C G Manstreld Fred M Manz Marco Cleaners To lack Mclntyre a Korean Hero the DIVISION s best Wtshes Clyde Matson Memones Connte Lrzy Bog BeeWee and Busty from IoAnne Nelson To Mom and Dad my love and gratttude Donna Nuefter Mary E OBr1en Mae O Malley says Patronlze the Lunchroom lm Proud ot My Boys boasts Coach OFarrell Park Eood Shop Parker G1rls Bowltng League Elberta E Pru1tt L1lhan Schlesna To my grandparents a m1ll1on Manon Stetson Lattna Auzrho T1b1 s1t Ethel Stratton Mr and Mrs LeBoy Stevertson thanks' The Super Salesrnen Itm Colhns and George Haley Best Wrshes to Tootle from A1 Best wrshes from Trko Trl H1 Y P B Van Auken Helen B Walker F A Whelan V -- 7 . ' f J I A ' 1 ' K ' A Sl L I I I Ebert Cleaners Best Wishes to Carolyn and lanice, , 7, , . I H 'lk Narne Averaae VJ lter B Suler Ev In I4 Barrett Ma y Ehopulos M roxare I S rantor lnla1l1e lean Lo sdon M1ldred C Schaults M r 1a A DeBoloert1s No ma E Sm er lanet T Volloera Eol ard F l'llTSCl'1 By on M rr1clc Sl'11nn lr Kall1er1ne Tanas Be rlx I MoAlo1ne Dorotlw A Tlnornas Ph lllS P Lande Cl1 ord M Vlfesler re V1ra1n1a R Tnnkhaus Ma qare1M Casa lc lane A Boberts Manlfn A Tobbe CfI ll'1lCI E Kue lcer Sh rley M Capod1oe Ann Harr s Ellz betl1A Slnavx Donna Mar1e Neuffer CGl19flH9 M lV'cDono,1 Arlene L Nestrom Edra C lNT1ll1CIIT1S Pat A Cornell W l1 1a B Z1llmer Helen M Knapp Cleo L lf oess er al'1 Baroara Nfl. Holmes ,,.. loanne Cf. Naughtor .fl .keen V. Sl 1 ey ,.,. Art B. Bodstrorn ....,,. Barbara Stettin ......... Carolln S. Kilman .,..., Bonnie lean Talbot ...,. Crolg E1 Peterson ...... Marj A, 9 n .,........ Delores C. l-lo flier ,..,.. Belly Swanson .,....... La' 're11 e V. 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