Pullman Technical High School - Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1944 volume:

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Qur tools lie sharpened, ready for toil, Qur schooling is almost completed. While the springs of 'lime will slowly uncoil, Lile's evils will be slowly depleted. Stronger are we in the right to bear arms, Surer, LiFe's chasms to breach. Firmer we are 'gainst surprising alarms, And bolder with freedom ol speech. Yet Youth is as fragile as snow in the sun, Qur morals can be turned and disrupted. Unless armored by a Faith not undone, We will leave a world more corrupted. So gird yourselves with aims that are sure, Fare Forth to a world in great need. Better what you are best able to do, Sow for good harvest a better seed. Annette Wyma. . Y. x i 1- l 't Y L l ' 'gif s egg 9 lil t Q 'L -:!E ' I 755A llll ..-- X L: vi- - i6H.Torsurri2. s TRIAL sv Jurav Q ,EI A 351 , 7- .94 ll C ici' , W Q -sv ' .iqiiff an wx 4 'fm A O 'E-Matt 1 C A f ,4- III' FOREWORD We, who have at last reached our First goal, we, who have combined in our high-school days education, business, and pleasure, desire to pub- lish this, the twenty-sixth edition of the Annual, as a permanent record of our scholastic, athletic, and social activities and achievements from 1940 to 1944. We hope that this publication will bring to all who read it, as it will bring to us, fond memories of high-school days. C O N T E N T S THEME FOREWORD DEDICATION FACULTY STUDENT ACTIVITIES ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES SOCIAL ACTIVITIES SERVICE MEN THE LOG iiffiiv' E? 'X N if WA-gf, - ' , G fj iwf. 5,6 , V' . '51 ' If Q4 5. '- a ..1.yf,q . ' 'Q if ,ZA 'Y' .3 ., 5 ,LII I S. ' -. ' 1:1 . , .X ABQ .' Y... ' V Q A , 'iv if 6, I .QV ,Q f ? 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II Develop individual capabilities by talcing advantage ol practical study Ill Participate with sportsmanship on tlie athletic Field. IV Give vvlwolelwearted cooperation at all times. V Continue the pursuit of genuine happiness. I , I A ! DEDICATION Many years belore we came to Pullman 'leclm lie was lnere, and lie is lwere today. l-lis small otlice, vvitli its air oi friendliness, is always a place ol activity. To teaclwers and students alil4e, lie lias given lreely ol l'1is time and ellort, As evidence ol our deep and sincere gratitude and admiration, vve, tlie class ol 1944, dedicate tliis edition ol tlie Pullman Annual to our auditor, Mr. ,lames E. Dickinson. 9 Because so many of his former students are in the service of our country, the editors thought it appropriate to print a photograph of our Principal taken in Peri- gueux, France in 1918. Captain Urban G. Willis Company C+335th Infantry, U. S. Army TO THE CLASS OF 1944 As Shakespeare said, The times are out of joint, and there is not much that you or I can do about it. Present conditions are not of our making, but we have to make the best of them, and do our duty day by day. These abnormal conditions are strewn with dangers and pitfalls for you young people, whether you enter the service of your country or private employment. Only a determined attempt to preserve, so far as possible, a sound and sane outlook on life, a devotion to duty, and looking forward to and preparing for a more normal and more satisfying life after Fighting ends will sustain you in these difficult and troubled times. Urban G. Willis. 10 A STRONG NATION A nation is strong only to the degree that its citizens are strong. This is especially true of a republic. You remember the story ofa father who asked his sons to break a strongly tied bundle of rods. Each tried but could not break the bundle. The father then untied the fastening cords and easily broke each rod. l-le thus taught them that their individual strength, though small, could become an unbreakable union. Every citizen can demonstrate his patriotism by developing his own talents, by controlling his own selfish aims, and by working with others for the welfare ofthe group, whether city, state or nation. William C. Brubaker. MR. BRUBAKER To our dean, Mr. Brubaker, who has ever been our friend and adviser, who has always found time to listen to our problems and offer helpful suggestions, we, the graduates of 1944, wish to ex- press our deep gratitude for his kind assistance. THE FACUL ACADEMIC INSTRUCTORS COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT TY Mr. Bcie Mrs. Hoo Mrs. Neubo Mr. French Miss Dickins Miss McCormick Mrs. Peter Mr. Cummi q Mrs. Farr MISS Skin Mr, Sowy Mrs. Cook Mrs. Wahl Mrs. Garner Mrs, Holm Miss Wood M McDougoI M I7IutZ M Rona M Long Mu. Buss Mr. Iloyster Mr. IXIQH Mr. Fllevwcz Mr. TOl'I4Gr Mr. Farr Mr. WiIey M HoHmor1 T. SHOP INSTRUCTORS ELECTRIC SHOP DRAFTING MACHINE SHOP AUTO SHOP if '13':'? 1 L f1'r2':L , 2- 12.1 '5:? ' :I ff -.1 ':,2,E,1'EK -. f 5 t ri I f e t , I Sty, are A 1 n ,A 1,5-JI .S ,-.Lf-, U ' 'X X , +1 ' I I Nj:' I' J gf' ' ' AI I N UIX, 5'- F ' PTS: I x IWIIII' IXIL o Wait I 'Rf II I ' I I ' ' I K ' II'f- I X' - -ll :S :-- l ,f,...I4'-LI I 'lm I' It I I , Ny -o- ' ' IGI-ITS OF SUFFBAG5 ' SDUIATION-TPIIAI. BY JURY ' FMSDOM OF SPQSQH' INDIVIDUAL SNTSRPRISSAAND P.iSiAI2.4H AMERICA My country, 'tis of thee Sweet Iond of liberty, - QI thee I sing, Land where my Iothers died, I.ond of the PiIgrim's pride, From every mountoin side Itet Freedom ring. SomueI F. Smith. 1 -:f N f 1 I ' 'f vm: 1 17 I ,' ' ,ff 1 'IZ' ' . , S -2-MIB C 551 45 ' . Ii! - : 'f0, 'f,-. f,- 12 '. ::, f 5-' ,- -,- :az 11,1 - - ,541 '1 - f ' ' ,Q ' i f? ff L ,A , , -,, -51 'Q l pinrgvn : f' ' ' : - 1 'f f - ' 'H I 1 T 4 X ' W - :fs llll n X .I 4.54 I - .. - i F1 in 'I' Z N - I -I I ,F 'II I' .... L - . ll -lull-'mi J -' N :E ,-:-! .- Y! Elfegu qt- - I ' ' RIGHT OF OWNSRSI-IIP -WSALTH OF P-AW MATiRIALS-F222 INDUSTRY - FPi2i LABOR ' l Q it K D 1 1 , ', , .ug J'-:iff ' 4' . ,J Q 'l - .1 ,- , ' -. ' A -Elini f . '- V-F L - M' - ' -I I -r--I... :wid ETSI 1 Inm X ,,,' ,H f , 4, lf'2g!, ',Z5: 1 ,,' :ZZ 17,1 at wx.: ,,,f 1 2 1 ff 1 , fl. X9 'Nr ,I I' 'ft 11 ' ' . I 1' Vi K. , 0' Ag -1 1' v, gy Q, is IDI - .4 As - A 'F' f 55 if E I i -,,,, I Il 'ii ..,,miiiiui'H Q 1 r qw h Fa L 1 IGH LIVING STANDARD ' MUTUAL PROTZQTION ' INTQRCONIMUNICATION ' TOLQPIANCQ ' 52LF GOVUZNMENT FOP' AL I4 The Class at 1944 wish to express their appreciation lor the advice, cooperation, and interest ol their Faculty Advisers, Mrs, Qlivia Neubauer and Mr. Carl Sawyer. Their help in the worlc ol the class organization, in raising money, and in social activities has been invaluable, and has contributed greatly to the success and pleasure ol the class in our junior and Senior years. Mrs. Neubauer has been instructor ol physical training lor eight years, and Mr. Sawyer has been instructor ol Mathematics lor twenty-lour years, Qur thanlcs to Mrs, Neubauer and Mr, Sawyer. TO THE CLASS OF 1944 Qur lour years in Pullman Tech. have been the most dillicult and momentous years ol our generation. When the storm clouds suddenly brolce and we were plunged into total war, most ol our habits ol thought and life had to be adjusted to the new situation. The boys had to thinlc ol an indelinite postponement of their vocational life, ol spending this time in the direct service ol their country. The school has striven to prepare you lor your vocational life, and to give you Discipline: the ability to obey orders, to cooperate in team-worlc, Sell Control: the ability to do what is right while Hon your own , Leadership: the ability to intluence and control others. These are the things most needed lor your country and yoursell. We leel that you have been successful to a large degree in learning these lessons, and will carry them into a successful future. l want to add a word ol special appreciation to the girls ol the class, for their Fine co- operation in everything we have undertaken as a class. You chose a wonderful motto to live up to when you chose Let us be judged by our deeds. CARL W. SAWYER. 15 SIMILARITY The pages may be clean and white The cover colorful and brightj And yet sometimes the lines you read Do NOT contain the help you need. The pages may be yellowed-torn- The cover colorless and worn, And yet the knowledge hidden there ls joy and wealth loeyond compare. And thus of people it is true The ones who bring the most to you Are often not arrayed in style But always greet you with a smile. l-lilda Butler Farr Reproductions on pages 7,17, 41, 53, and 'IO4 were photographed by Novvell Ward, 450 Oakdale Avenue, Chicago, lllrnous. C015 DI T025 M1 4' BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS .STAFF .4557 PHOTOGPAPAIR LITEBAPY S7:4f-T BUSINESS MGE. BUSINESS .S 7I4l-'F Z I TF RAE Y STAFF BUSINESS 5 TAFF 'am LITERARY 57:4FF BUSINESS S7J4FF PHOTOGPIPHFP Marguerite Thomas Stella Paluskas Frank Siplca Catherine Panozzo Vtlallace l-lammarstrom Louis Clousing Walter Paluch Anthony parise Margaret Milcusinec Willuam Darr Robert Hoogervorst Norma Pudnay john Hagen Edward Musial I X SENIOR CLASS HISTORY CLASS OFFICERS 1st semester 2nd semester Robert l-loogervorst . . President . . Thomas Menn August l-lertl. . . Vice-President. . . Edward Musial Betty Jean Dal Santo . Secretary . . Josephine Simoni Lorraine Odziomek . . . Treasurer . . Marguerite Thomas The sea, the sea, the open sea, The blue, the fresh, the ever free. -Barry Cornwall. ln September of the year 1940 we set sail in the good ship S. S. 1944 bound for the port of Graduation with Mr. Willis at the helm and Mr. Brubaker as chief petty officer Cto keep order below decksj It was smooth sailing until we hit a storm in which many of the crew became sea sick and were therefore put ashore. At Sophomore land we stopped for refueling and then watched the new crew being put aboard. They were a really green lot. The following September we steamed out of port bound for Juniorville. The voyage passed as did the last except that on nearing Juniorville the captain decided he needed help in charting our course so he appointed Mrs. Neubauer and Mr. Sawyer as navigators. The crew elected William Chechar as the first mate and Dorothy Thomas as second mate. ,lean Whyte kept the log and Robert l-loogervorst sat on the treasure chest. We steamed into Juniorville with flags waving and the crowd cheering with all its might. For the fine work we had done we were given three months liberty. At the end of that time we set sail for Seniorpoint. Before we had traveled many miles out of port the crew elected Russell Morache as first mate, Marguerite Thomas succeeded Dorothy as second mate, and Eleanor Trencan kept the log with Thomas Menn to guard the treasure. This voyage proved enjoyable to all because of the many social functions always going on. On crossing the equator the first mate relinquished his post to Robert l loogervorst while August l'-lertl became second mate with Betty ,lean Dal Santo as keeper of the log and Lorraine Odziomek became custodian of the treasure. The winds were so favorable we reached Seniorpoint ahead of schedule. At Seniorpoint another liberty of three months was granted after which, we started on the final lap of our voyage. With our goal so close, it was heartbreaking to say goodbye to those of our companions who were placed on shore duty and could not finish this eventful voyage with us. Once at Sea we worked harder than ever before getting the ship ready to steam into the port of Graduation. But don't think it was all work and no play, for we did give parties and dances and enjoyed them all. ln the last months of the voyage the crew decided to publish a book of their travels called the Spirit of '44 . A staff was appointed and work began. ln the meantime Robert l-loogervorst handed his post as first mate over to Thomas Menn, and August l-lertl was succeeded by Edward Musial with ,lo Simoni and Marguerite Thomas succeeding Betty Jean Dal Santo and Lorraine Odziomek as secretary and treasurer respectively. On June 23, 1944, we sighted land, and on the 94th we landed. It is with tears in our eyes that we bid goodbye to the ship and our companions to find our places in the world. ln years to come we shall look back on these four years as the happiest of our lives. Stella Paluslcas. 19 THOMAS F. MENN 10156 So. Avenue L Mechanical Drawing A blue ribbon winner in any class room. Honor Roll 1-Q-3-4, Class Treas- urer-3, President 4, Manual Stall Q-3, Baseball 3-4, Cheer Leader 3-4. jOSEPHlNE SIMON! 11449 St. Lawrence Avenue Commercial She's a very fetching creature, and we love her every feature. Class Secretary 4, Manual Statl 1-9, Girls' Club 1-Q-4, Lowden EDWARD MLJSIAL 118552 lndiana Avenue Electric Shop Some day l shall cast aside my boyish pranks and be a man. Honor Roll 3-4, Class Vice- President 4, Annual 4, Weld 3. MARGUERITE THOMAS 11336 Yale Avenue Commercial Look into thine heart and write. Honor Roll 1-4, Class Vice- President 4, Treasurer 4, Annual Co-Editor 4, Lowden Vice Pres- ident 4, Tumbling Club Q-3-4, President 3, Community Paper Reporter 3-4, American Legion 3-4, Weld 3, Glee Club 1-3. Auxiliary Essay 4. THE FACULTY From them we learned about Pullman Tech.-to lcnow it and to love it. They have given of their time without stint and gladly. They have been our teachers and counselors in the class room and our lriends outside of it. We entered Pullman Tech. as boys and girls, but thanlcs to the faculty we leave as young men and women to lace the world and Find our place in it. CLASS C0LQl2SHBlue and White. CLASS FLQWER-American Beauty Rose. CLASS MGTTO- Let us be judged by our deeds. 20 DOROTHY T. SZABO 116 East 104th Street Commercial lt's the spirit, not the sige that counts. Honor Roll Q-3-4, Girls Club 1. WALLACE HAMMARSTROM 708 East 105th Street Mechanical Drawing This man blows a mean horn, but not his own. Honor Roll 3, Hi-Y 4, Football 1-4, Track 2-4, Band President 4, Vice- President 3, Treasurer 9, Band 'l-9-3-4, Band Letters 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Hostrawser Medal 4. DENNIS M. CONNELLY 11144 So. Vernon Avenue U Electric Shop A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Weld 3. EOLIS E. ANDERSON 8705 Essex Avenue Commercial Wisdom comes to no one by chance. Honor Roll 1-4, Girls' Club 1-2-3-4, Weld 3, Tumbling Club 2-3, Drum Corps 1-9-3. FREDERICK W. PETERMAN 11619 Michigan Avenue Auto Shop A rare combination-artist and me- chanic. Manual Stail 3-4, Red Cross 9, Safety Committee 3. AUGUST A. E. MORTORANA 308 East 116th Street Architectural Drawing Always industrious and ready to cooperate. Manual Staff 3-4. LOUISE LORETTA BEDZYK 10759 Langley Avenue Commercial , A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Weld 3, Girls' Club 1-9-3-4, Dance Club 1, Glee Club 1-Q-3-4, Tumbling Club 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 3, Drum Corps 1-9-3-4, Drum Major 4. CHARLES ADAMS 305 East 103rd Place Machine Shop His height will be the measure of his success. A , WILLIAM REED 11317 Eggleston Avenue Mechanical Drawing ' He is a man of-all-tradese-and a good one at them. Honor Roll 1, Manual Staff 3, Hi-Y 4, Red Cross 3. 'P IRENE MQMARTISEK 10935 Edbrooke Avenue Commercial Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with. Honor. Roll '1.-2-3-4, Essay Certificate 3, Girls' Club 1-Q-3-4, Lowden 3, Glee Club Q. 21 LORRAINE E. DYKSTRA 423 West 117th Street Commercial Her disposition is as sunny as her hair. Honor Roll 4, Class Executive Com- mittee Q, Girls' Club 'I-Q-3-4- President 4, Weld 3, Glee Club 1-Q-3, Tumbling Club Q-3-4, Drum Corps 1-Q. DOMINICK J. FRIGO 11335 Forrestville Avenue Electric Shop Man is man, and the master of his fate. WALTER PALUCH 19115 So. Halsted Street Machine Shop A good sport, a Fine friend. Honor Roll 4, Annual 4, Weld 3, Football 4, Football Manager 3, Letter- mciiqfs Club 4, Safety Committee 4, Basketball Manager 3-4, Band 1-Q, Traclc'3. DOROTHY THOMAS 49 West 119th Street Commercial While we converse with her, we mark No want of day, nor thinlc it dark. Honor Roll 1-9-3-4, Class Vice-Pres- ident Q. RUSSELL MORACHE 11 West 111th Place Mechanical Drawing He hath a knowledge that spareth his words. Honor Roll 1, Class President 3, Class Executive 4, Hi-Y 4, Football 1, Hi-Y Secretary 4. 22 WILLIAM DARR 10719 Cottage rove Avenue Mechanical Drawing A good mind, butulife is so complicated. Honor Roll 1-4, Manual Stall 4, Annua Staff 4. JOSEPHINE PETRO 193 West 108th Street Commercial Who can know her and resist he charm? Girls' Club 3-4. ROBERT C. HOOGERVORST Rt. 1 Box 1688, Blue lsland, inois Electric Shop The manly part is to do with migh and main whatyou can do. Honor Roll 1-9-3, Class Treasurer 9 Class President 4, Manual Staff Re porter 3-4, Weld 3, Annual 4, Track Q Glee Club 1-Q-3-4, Treasurer 4. RICHARD M. NAPOLI 11438 Calumet Avenue Auto Shop Few have such a good disposition. Baseball 1-Q. JOSEPHINE BENICKY Q43 West 105th Place Commercial Small and neat, winsome and sweet.' Honor Roll 1-Q-4, Girls' Club 1-Q-3-4 Manual Reporter 1, Glee Club 1, Drun Corps 1-Q. JOHN N. HAGEN 11131 So. Dralce Avenue Electric Shop His thoughts are his own. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Manual Staff 4, Hi-Y 3-4, Weld Treasurer 3, Football 1, Safety Committee Chairman 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Band Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Annual Staff 4. GLORIA MARIE FILOMEN 120 East 117th Place Commercial Still we can ask from day to day' Where does she Find so much to say.' Girls' Club 1-3-4. CHARLES KINDBERG 9 East 119th Place Auto Shop Whatsoever he did 'was done with ease. Manual Stall 3-4. FRANK SIPKA Q34 West 105th Place Electric Shop Liles battle is a conquest For the strong. Class Executive Committee 4, Manual Stall 4, Letterman's Club 3-4, Glee Club 4, Baseball 1-Q-3-4, Football 4, Annual Staff 4. LILLIAN M. POPIEL 11946 So. La Salle Street Her loveliness I never knew, until she smiled on me. Girls Club 1-Q-3-4. LORRAINE C. ODZIOMEK 108 West 118th Street . Commercial Fields are won by those who believe in the winningf Honor Roll 1-Q-3-4, Class Treasurer 3- 4, Manual Reporter Q, Manual Staff 4, Cuirls' Club 1-Q-3-4, Vice-President 3, Weld 3, Glee Club 1-Q-3, Tumbling Club Q-3-4, Writer of Classy Essay, Cheer Leader 9. ,IAMES DI SANTO 114 East 117th Place Architectural Drawing The tones of human voices mightier than strings or brass to move the soul. Executive Committee 3, Nominating Committee 4. ROBERT E. STARKA 11400 St. Lawrence Avenue Mechanical Drawing One in a million. Honor Roll 4, Lowden 4, Glee Club 4, Lowden President 4. jEAN ELAINE WHYTE 10145 LaSalle Street Commercial A little bit independent, a little bit serene. Not too sweet or worldly, but a little bit in betweenf Honor Roll 1-Q-3-4, Class Secretary 9. ORVILLE LERCH 11945 Yale Avenue Mechanical Drawing lt doesn't talce him long to get to First base. Hi-Y 4, Baseball 3, Football 3, 4, Letter- man's Club 3-4. 23 CLARENCE BANDSTRA 4 Q48 West 103rd Place Machine Shop He'lI Find a way. Honor Roll 9, Band 1. ALICE B. LUKSO 10657 Michigan Avenue Commercial A tender heart and a merry smile. Girls' Club 1-2-3-4, Sub-treasurer of Girls' Club 9-3, Glee Club 3, Weld 3. JOHN KORTE 10725 Normal Avenue Architectural Drawing An ounce of cheerfulness is worth a pound of sadness. ' Cheer Leader 3-4. PETER J. KRAJCI 10348 Wentworth Avenue Auto Shop Never a moment without some duty. Safety Committee 3-4. MARIE CHRUSCIEL Q95 East 190th Place Commercial A gentle maiden she,'llfull of calm, and mannerly.' Honor Roll 1 -9-3-4, Girls' Club 1-2-3-4, Drum Corps 1. 24 ALBINA M. WIELGUS 11838 Indiana Avenue Commercial ln framing an artist, art hath thus de- creed, To make some good, but others to exceed. Girls' Club 1-Q-3-4, Glee Club 1-Q. RAYMOND TOMASZEWSKI 143 East 118th Place Machine Shop For He's a jolly good fellow. Honor Roll 1, Manual Reporter 4, Safety Committee 3, Band 1. EDWARD SWART Q6 West 104th Street Architectural Drawing There is no worlcman where'er he bue, That does his worlc more carefully. CORA C. MICHALIK 149 West 115th Street Commercial She has the rare gift of being a good listener. CASMIR PULASKI 11341 Langley Avenue Mechanical Drawing Tall, tan, and terrific. Honor Roll 1-4, Manual Staff 3-4, Hi-Y 4, Football 4, Basketball 4, Hi- Y Treasurer 4. EDWARD J. BUKOWICZ 10414 Maryland Avenue Machine Shop Good will is the mightiest practical force in the world. Football 4, Band 1. JOSEPHINE J. WASNIOWSKI 303 East 119th Street Commercial She is a perpetual surprise, to those who know her bestf Honor Roll 1-Q-3-4, Girls' Club 1-Q-3-4, Glee Club 1-Q. WALTER W. GREEN 1463 Linden Rd. Homewood, lllinois Auto Shop Good nature is a charming virtue. WILLIAM CHECHAR, JR. 10406 Maryland Avenue Machine Shop Witty, athletic, nice, entertaining. Class President Q, Football 9-3-4, Letterman's Club 3-4. NORMA JEAN RUDNAY 9945 Wentworth Avenue Full of spirit, full ol fun, Full of pep thatgets things done. Honor Roll 1-Q-3-4, Class Sub- Treasurer 4, Manual Staff 3-4, Annual Stall 4, Girls' Club 1-2-3-4, Cheer Leader 1-9, Glee Club 1 Tumbling Club 1-9-3, Girls' Club Sub- Treasurer Q-4. I sis ELEANOR TRENCAN 10838 Wentworth Avenue Commercial Of plain, sound sense, life's current coin is made. Honor Roll 1, Class Secretary 3, Executive Committee 4, Girls' Club 3-4. JOHN CARROLL SABELIS, JR. 11149 Wallace Street Architectural Drawing An efficient business man with music in his soul. Hi-Y 3-4, Track 3, Band 1-Q-3-4. ARTHUR A. COOPER 10731 Lafayette Avenue Auto Shop Silence is a virtue. Honor Roll 1-Q-3, Band 1. BETTY JEAN DAL SANTO 11404 South Park Avenue Commercial Grace is in all her steps, heaven in her eyes. Honor Roll 1-9-3-4, Class Secretary 3-4, Girls' Club 1-Q-3-4, Lowden 3, Drum Corps. 1. WILLIAM BUCKLER 335 West 106th Street Mechanical Drawing lt is tranquil peoplenwho accomplish much. Safety Committee 4. 25 ANDREW A. PARISE 193 East Kensington Avenue Electic Shop Born with agift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. Manual Stall 1-9, Annual Stall 4, Weld 3, Football 1. ALICE L. SMALLEY 19917 Normal Avenue Commercial individuality is the salt of common life. Honor Roll 1-9-3-4, Girls' Club 1-9-3-4, Glee Club 9-3, Weld 3. BRUNO DE ANTONI 11957 Forrestville Avenue Machine Shop A companion that is cheerful is worth gold. Honor Roll 1, Football 4, Letterman's Club 4, Traclc 9-3-4. LOUIS M. CLOUSING 349 West 107th Street Machine Shop Born for success he seemed, with grace to win, with heart to hold. He s surely worth his weight in gold. Honor Roll 1-9-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Manual Representative 3, Circulation Manager 4, Safety Committee 4. STELLA PALUSKAS 10799 Lafayette Avenue Commercial With a wish to do and a will to try. Honor Roll 1-9-3-4, Drum Corps 1-9f President 9, Red Cross 9-3-4, Girls Club 1-9-3-4, Manual Stall 9-3-4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Annual Co-editor 4 American Legion Aux- iliary Medal 4. 26 ANN H. KULlG 11936 Perry Avenue Commercial We know little of her, but what we lcnow is good. Girls' Club 1-9-3-4. AUGUST F. HERTL 11334 St. Lawrence Avenue Auto Shop As line a friend as he is an athlete. Class Vice President 3, Baseball 1, Football 1-9-3-4, Football Captain 4, l.etterman's Club 3-4, Letterman's Club President 4. FRANK BRAZZALE 13900 Cottage Grove Machine Shop He makes a good friend. Honor Roll 1. ANNETTE MAE SITTEMA 347 West 109th Street Commercial Talent and wisdom are indeed rare when combined with youth and beauty. Honor RoII1-9-3-4, Manual Reporter 9, Girls' Club 1-9-3-4, Weld 3, Tumbling Club 9-3-4, Girls' Club Secretary 9, Treasurer 4, Drum Corps 1-9-3, Vale- dictorian 4. BERNARD A. KIRSCH 11549 Wentworth Avenue Architectural Drawing ln all respects the best fellow in the world. Honor Roll 9-3-4, Hi-Y 3, Red CrosS 9-3, Cheer Leader 9-3-4, Glee Club 1-9-3-4, American Legion Medal 4. Manual StaFl 3-4, Editor 4. EVAN H. DAVIES, JR. 11963 So. Central Park Avenue Architectural Drawing Smile, and the world smiles with you.' Band 1-Q-3-4. ELEANORE M. WISNIOWSKI 91 53 Woodlawn Avenue Commercial She is the deiinition of a good sport.' Honor Roll 1-Q-3-4, Girls' Club 1-Q-3-4, Weld 3. EDWARD C. THOMAS, JR. 1QOOO Prairie Avenue Auto Shop Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. HENRY PANOZZO 1406 West 17Qnd. Street Hazelcrest, Illinois Machine Shop Life without sports is not life. Baseball Q-3-4, Football 4, Letterman's Club 3-4, Basketball 1-3-4. DOROTHY S. KABAT 317 East 190th Place Commercial Quiet, yet alert and full of fun. Girls Club 1. BARBARA STELLA YURKUS 10549 So. State Street Commercial Those dark eyes' so dark, so deep. Girls Club Q-3-4, ARTHUR P. RAVASCHIETTO 11315 Edbrooke Avenue Machine Shop Wit! How delicious to man's taste.' ALDO jOHN MOLO 317 East 116th Street Auto Shop Kind thoughts and calm desiresf RUTH WATT 52 West 107th Street Commercial Give her a place to stand and she will move the earthf Honor Roll 1-Q-3-4, Girls' Club 1 -Q-3-4, Secretary Q, Weld 3, Vice-President 3, Tumbling Club Q-3-4, Drum Corps 1-Q-3, Secretary Q-3. EDWARD J. KROL Q54 West 119th Street Machine Shop I can explain it very clearly but you wouldn'tunderstar1d. 27 STUART L. KLEIN 556 East 104th Street Mechanical Drawing From little sparks may burst a mighty Flame. Honor Roll 1, Executive Committee 3, Manual Staff 1. MARGARET MIKUSINEC 640 West 117th Place Commercial Good temper like a sunny day, sheds brightness with its every ray. Honor Roll 4, Drum Corps 1, Weld 3, Girls' Club 1-Q-3-4, Annual Staff 4, ROBERT SCHEER 11109 St. Lawrence Avenue Auto Shop A regular fellow. JACK VAN NUNEN, JR. 11365 Edbrooke Avenue Auto Shop There is no substitute lor talent. Basketball 1-9-3-4. ROBERT EUGENE WYRZYKOWSKI 115 West 119th Street Electric Shop A touch of humor is a saving grace. 28 THOMAS DYKE 11330 Edbrooke Avenue Architectural Drawing Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Honor Roll 1-Q-3-4, Manual Reporter 1, Baseball 1-Q, Football 1-Q-3, Letter 9-3, Letterman's Club 3, Basketball 1-3, Ritter Medal 4. HENRY T. WACHALA 11817 Yale Avenue Machine Shop Openly quiet, but often fools us. Honor Roll 1-Q-3-4. RUSSELL DAHL 7116 So. Vernon Avenue Mechanical Drawing Worth makes the man. CATHERINE' PANOZZO 11 369 Indiana Avenue Commercial Merit and modesty 'make good comrades. Honor Roll 2-3-4, Class Executive Com- mittee 3, Manual Stall Q-3, Annual Stall 4, Girls' Club 4, Red Cross 9, Weld 3, Drum Corps 1-Q-3, President 3. YOUTHeSTRENGTH-AMERICA The future of our country depends upon the Youth of America. lts destiny is in their hands. lt is a Trust. Let us feel confident in their ability to strengthen their minds and their shoulders to bear this heavy load, The time of preparation is short, but-they will not fail. WYNNE L. lVlcDOLlGAl., Faculty Rower and strength are two things that nations must have in order to survive. When we see companies of uniformed men marching so perfectly down our streets, we feel an undercurrent of strength. That is one l4ind of strength but there is still another-the will to be strong and unbending in right principles. This future strength of America depends upon RUTl-I WATT, Senior ln the youth of today we have the boys and girls who are the future leaders of America. They are going to school to learn to think and worlc out the problems that confront them in every day life. These are the youths of America who will lceep this country a strong notion RlCl-lARD l-ICDMMEMA, Junior The young boys and girls of today, will be the men and women of the future generation. Now these youths are learning all they can that will help them in the future, so they can malce this nation a better and stronger one. We will develop the power and strength to FLQRA SATURNC, Sophomore The youth of today will be tomorrow's citizens, Youth must receive an education so that it can uphold the burden of tomorrow, Today s youth has assumed a great responsibility due to the war. This responsibility is helping much in the training of tomorrows citizens, CHARLES RUSS, Freshman the youth of today. during the next generation. lceep this America the land of the free, 29 HONOR ROLL As the soil, however rich it mov be, cannot be productive without culture-,sOtl'1e mind without cultivction con never produce good fruit. Seneca HONOR LIST FOR SEMESTER ENDING FEBRUARY 4, 1944 Carl Mazu rilc .......,......... Milton Zilis ...... Thomas Menn ........ ..... Lorraine Odziomelc ...... ..... Ralph Virene .... Ruth Watt ....... Annette Wyma . . Fred Kingma . . . Charles Poss. . Marion Larson . Marie Miller ... Edouard Vallette ... ,.... Silvio Spigolon . . Norma Rudnay ..... ..... Annette Sittema . . Gerald l-loelcstra .... ..... Charles Rimlcus ... Joyce Perrie . . . June Vogel ... Richard l'lommema. Stella Paluslcas . .. Lita Pizzato .... Louis Clousing ... Muriel Lerch ..... Mary Milani .. Catherine Panozzo Robert Starlca .... Flora Saturno . . Walter Paluch ... Carol Petroslci ...... ,..,. William Semple ...... ..... Carol Vander Laag Daniel Surowiec ..... ..... John Hagen ....... ..... Carol Prond ..... Dorothy Starlca ..... ..... William Sandstrom. .. .... . Patriclc Abbeduto . . . .. . . . Chris Stefani .... Marie Chrusciel .... ..... Hubert Dykstra .... Betty Jean Dal Santo .... ..... Dorothy Thomas ...... ..... Marguerite Thomas Marie Aardsma . . 95-1 X4 95-1 X5 94-1 X9 94-1 X5 94-1 X5 94 93-3 X4 93-3 X5 93-3X5 93-1 X9 93-1 X9 93-1 X3 99-4X5 99-9X5 99-1 X5 91-4X5 91-4 X5 91-3 X4 91-3 X4 91-1 X9 91-9X5 91-1 X4 91 91 91 91 91 90-3 X4 90-9X3 90-1 X9 90-1 X9 90-1 X9 90-9 X5 90-1 X3 90-1 X4 90-1 X4 90-1 X5 90 90 89-4 X5 89-3 X4 89-3 X5 89-3 X 5 89-3 X5 89-1 X9 Anna Veronese . . Eolis Anderson . Edward Musial .... Luella Crawford . . Georgia Kolcotas .. Dorothy Michalilc. . . l'lillard Jalcubowslci lrene Martiselc .... Gordon Ruhnlce .. . Jean Whyte ...... Clement Conlclin . . Edward Gorslci . . . Willis Hughson .. Marian Mels ...,. Lorraine Dylcstra . . June Van Meter . . l-lenry Wachala . . . Josephine Beniclcy . Alice Smalley ..., Edward Wolowiec Leonard Zabrzenslci Dorothy McCoy . . . Caroline Musich .. Dorothy Paluch .... Robert Gaugush . . . Jeannette Wyma . . Eleanore Wisniewslci Bruno Albarello ... lnez Lovison ...... Dorothy Szabo . . Vincent Kapocius Alice Ticher ,.... Annette Vis ...... John Werhollick . .. Jerome Antonaglia. Dolores l-lenriclcson. Carol Knoll ....., Bernard Kirsch .,.. Phyllis Leuflgen . Willard Nelson . John Wator .... Carmen Adducci . . Adeline Clousing . Margaret Milcusinec Avis Prond ..... 89-1 X9 89-9X5 89-1 X3 89-1 X4 89-1 X4 89-1 X4 89-1 X5 89-1 X5 89-1 X5 89-1 X5 89 89 89 89 88-4X5 88-3 X4 88-9X3 88-3 X5 88-3 X5 88-3X5 88-3 X5 88-1 X9 88-1 X9 88-1 X9 88-9X5 88-1 X4 88-1 X5 88 88 88 87-4X5 87-3 X4 87-3 X4 87-9X3 87-1 X9 87-1 X9 87-1 X9 87-1 X9 87-1 X9 87-1 X5 87-1 X5 87 87 87 87 31 ai YOUTH ON PARADE 51 . H' . fx Q3 Rm mx Q s Q S Q Q YR -f i X -si V A i 32 THOMAS MENN Thomas was awarded the Founders Medal For having attained the highest average among the boys over the four-year period. ANNETTE SITTEMA Annette received the highest award given a senior as she is the class valedictorian. She has had the highest scholastic average for four years. BERNARD KIRSCH Bernard was the recipient ol the American Legion Medal for citizenship, scholarship, leadership, and service. Editorship of the Manual is one of his many achievements. LORRAINE ODZIOMEK Lorraine ranlcs second highest in the senior class and is the author ol the class essay. STELLA PALUSKAS Stella was selected as the winner of the American Legion Auxiliary award Forcitizenship cooperation, achievement, and service. She has added to her many accomplishments the co-editorship of the Annual as well as the editorship ofthe Manual. WALLACE HAMMARSTROM Wallace was awarded the l-lostrawser Medal for his years oi untiring service to the band. MARGUERITE THOMAS Marguerite, an enthusiastic member of the Tumbling Club and winner of the American Legion Auxiliary essay contest at Pullman Tech. has put her talents to good use as co-editor of the Annual, THOMAS DYKE Thomas received the Ritter Medal which is awarded to the best mathematician in the class AUGUST HERTL August is one of the top ranking athletes of our school and captain of the football team. ANNETTE WYMA Annette was named as the outstanding junior girl by her class advisers. CARL MAZURIK Carl has gained recognition For his scholastic achievements since his freshman year. l-le is one of the outstanding juniors. MARIE CHRUSCIEL Marie is one of the ten highest ranlcing seniors. She has never been absent or tardy, and her conduct has been exemplary. JEAN WHYTE Jean has won the GREGG diamond medal For writing QOO words a minute in shorthand. 33 JUNIORS OFFICERS 1st Semester Qnd Semester Robert Edborg . . President . Gregor Or Annette Wymo . Vice-President . Muriel Lerch Clement Conklin . Treasurer . B rnord Longedylc Marion Lorson . Secretory . Betty Smith Lito Pizzoto . Executive Winrlred De Vries Robert l'lommemo ,... Committee . . . ohn We holliclc tis' 'PM gf xi' 34 JUNIORS A worlc loden yeor With ploy sprinkled days l-los taught us some secrets QF lile,s busy woys. A heort thot is bolder, With facts not unwise, A mind thot is older, An Aim thot defies, Are on ormor of steel Gold-ploted with truth, A weapon, o shield To meet evils uncouth. We ore almost prepared lnto life to be hurled. Doy ofter tomorrow We conquer the world. Annette Wymo. .Rf Top Row: Jankciuskis, Karalewska, Ge-bauer, Chadel, Mathews, Werhollick, Blackmore, De Vries, Bethig. Middle Row: Rose-ll, Panozzo, l-lackenson, Paleczny, Dovvnarowicz, Langedyk, Knoll, Mcitras, Gilstro, Bottom Row: Mistro, Farnesi, Crawford, Bezlaj, Orr, Book, Elipani, Galloy, l-larder. Top Row: Van Meter, Pizzato, Popielarczyk, Stach, Skibbe, Smith, Marr, Vogel, Vos, Winkus, Okleshen, Wyma. Middle Row:SCl'1uit, Balz, J. Panozzo, Twardovvski, Vander Laag, Augustyn, Schumann, K. Panozzo, Michela. Bottom Row: Caine, Price, O'Brien, Scirtori, Zwart, Palmer, Schneph, Butler, Nelson. Top Row: Kummerer, Lerch, l'-lommemci, Bessett, Boerema, Dykstra, Conklin, Beale, Nylen, Lulkowski, Nertoli. Middle Row: Ksenzulak, Mazurik, Swart, Testolin, Edborg, Serena, Smith, Leulfgen. Bottom Row: Larson, Mapes, Matushek, Schroeder, Franson, Golbeck, Van Naarden, Kokotas, La Roche. 35 SOPHOMORES OFFICERS RALPH VIRENE . . . . President WANDA OWAK Vice-President INEZ LOVISON . . . Secretary LEONARD ZABRZENSKI . Treasurer CARIVIEN ADDLICCI . Executive ,IEANNETTE WYMA . Committee A SOPHOMORES IMPERFECT DAY After a hard morningls work, l prepare for the rush to classes. I tighten my shoe strings, roll up my trouser cuffs, I pull up my belt a few notches, and roll up my sleeves. As the clock strikes 12:30, the bell rings. With my Pullman Manual in one hand,I step gallantly into the mad rush for classes. l'm caught and whisked away like a feather in the breeze. Finally I reach myfirstclass. I get into my second class, but am immediately given my withdrawal. Llp and asking the reason why, I am informed that it is an X class and reminded that I am a Z student. On my way out I hear a shrill whistle, Out in the cold again. With a shrug of my shoulders I hurry in the direction of my third and final class. On the way I am interrupt- ed by a freshie asking if he may use the elevator. I tell him to go straight ahead till he comes to a windowand then jump out. So on and off throughout the day, Iwas pushed in classes and getting kicked out of them. But l always make a comeback and usually get into the classes in the end anyway. The first day of the se- mester is always a headache to me. Ca rmen Adducci. 36 PICTURE I Top Row: Ganz, Janowski, Fimbianti Erickson, Ronzani, Purdy, M. Ander son, I-larder, Magliola, Miller Golio, Pavlovic. Middle Row: Kapocius, Kokotas M. Mels, Des Forges, Jachna, Jel- lema, Galloy, Musial, Adducci Holland. ' Bottom Row: Jurek, Kraan, l-larr Kramer, Kelly, Bouchard, Rade- maker, I-lagen, Geschwind. PICTURE II Top Row: Walsh, Kaktavicius, Skro- buten, Van Nunen, Westerdahl Ryan, Wator, Jasek, Spiller, Kingma Minster, Watrobka. Middle Row: Krylowicz, Stefani Sanclstrom, Verrille, Wistort, Sytsma Kuziel, J. Mels, Pilgrim. Bottom Row: Penoyer, Prond, E Ronzani, Starka, Vis, Paluch, Spa- doni, Pekarcik, Perazzolo. PICTURE Ill Top Row: Carollo, Becka, Cummings Bandstra, Bogard, Bettinardi, Zabr: zenski, Wieler, Virene, Zielenga, Schiller. Middle Row: Norman, Jakubowski, Ceretta, Zilis, Dyrek, Hohl, Hart, Swanson, G. Anderson, Tholl. Bottom Row: Chevrie, Veronese, Visentin, Stover, Zubowicz, Wyma, Patros, Neuhold, Kaiser. PICTURE IV Top Row: Gorski, Dal Santo, Mazan, Vogt, R. Valente, Girolimon, Gere- mia, J. Plut, Reed, Raczek. Middle Row: De Vries, Owak, Lol- kema, Saturno, Pizzato, Semple, Nordhoff, Myroup, Grabczyk, Beck, Albarello. Bottom Row: Musich, Hoogevorst, Madderom, Roos, Velo, Sandona, Lloyd, Aardsma, Lovison. I I I N r 1 ,IT FRESHMEN Top Row: Olsen, Ver Wey, Yuknis, Milani, Stefanski, Wisniewski, Tosello, Randon, Montalto. Middle Row: Vanden Burg, Prond, Rollf, McCoy, Petro, Popielarczylc, Zuidema, Schneph. Bottom Row: C. A. White, Spender, Modvar, Martiselc, Neuhold, Sytsma, Surowiec. All around can be seen lreshmen hustling by. No longer do they lail to Find a classroom or otherwise get lost. They understand all the rules of the school, they lcnow the Iaculty and are trying to get as much informa- t'on from them as is possible. They are digging in on the most important years ol lile. As I see it, a person's lile can be divided into two parts, in the First hall the person learns as much about lile as possible. In the second hall the person applies this knowledge to every day problems. Because ol war conditions Freshmen are playing a greater role in our school life. Many of the older boys and girls are worlting alter school giving freshmen a larger load olathletic competition. For the rest ol his life the Freshmen will carry the mark ol tour years at Pullman Tech, and in this war torn vic- torious world to be he will put them to good use. WILLIAM SEMPLE ss PICTURE I Top Row: Blackmore, Anderson, Phillips, Lubanowslci, Paglia, Boer emo, Kernahan, W. Plut, Negro, Malliclc, Kasleie, De Vries. Middle Row: Groen, Johnson, Krylowicz, Fellcamp, Abbeduto, Alexander, Belz, I-lughson, Gatto. Bottom Row: I-Iilli er, Clousing, I.. De Young, Frigo, Gilbertsen, Knoll, Fitzulc, Dodge, Olsen. PICTURE ll Top Row: Borgo, Forte, Lambert, Dellce, Bohula, Swardson, G. l'-loelc- stra, Rimlcus, Unruh, Fier, Adduci, Gaugush. Middle Row: Ruhnlce, Karr, Szot, Schveiger, Nelson, Anderson, Co- oper, Gorski, Bethig, Bader, Kooin- ga, Poss, Opyd, Bottom Row: Bromstrup, Zylstra, VanProyen,Valente,Ticher,Schmidt, C. DeYoung, Beniclcy, Connelly, Fabrie. PICTURE III Top Row: Tobuch, Valette, Spiller, Wielgreclci, Petersen, Madderom, Wondaal, Grazian, Korte, Semple. Middle Row: Olelasy, Surber, Kasza, Post, Petroski, I-I. Plut, Zmudka, Lindstrom, Jostes, D. Schellhase. Bottom Row: D. Schellhase, Vander Wal, Prince, Ocieplca, Swart, Von Eclc, Strong, Torlcar, Walliclc, Perrie. PICTURE IV Top Row: Zenere, Panozzo, An- tonaglia, De Vries, Johnson, Van Dyke, Cracco, Spigolon, C. F. White, Alclinslci, Fritz, Vrabec. Middle Row: Bandstra, Farnesi, Wol- owiec, Green, Roeda, Soderlund, Gesswein, Smith, Gula, Blanchette, Finlciewicz, Bozacki. Bottom Row: l-lenriclcson, Kabat, Mal-lei, Lulkowslci, Nelson, Fortuna, Kerpauslcas, Michalilc, Miller, Mar- torana. H GOAL AHEAD Whatever game you play, my Friend, Then play it with your heart ond soul, And never, never log behind But press ahead to win your goal. Whatever life may bring to you Then meet it sportingly . . . and smile, And try to help your fellow mon You'll Find it always worth the while. Whatever game is yours, my friend, Then play it well unto the end. l-IILDA BUTLER FARR 1943 FOOTBALL SEASON The 1943 football season's record was the poorest in the history of Pullman Tech. Every game played by the first team was lost. Only the Calumet game vvas well played. It was the last game for Leonard Winnick, and the team attempted to give him a good send off. The score of this game was 'l3 to 6, and as Calumet vvon the South Section Championship in the city league, it vvas quite on accomplishment. During the season, Tech. played and was defeated by Lockport, Culver Nl, Res., Qnarga lVl.A., St. klohn's lVl.A., Calumet l-LS., Morgan Park l-l.S., Morgan park MPL, Lake Forest Ac., and Fenger. ln spite of the poor record, some good came out of the season. Sixty-three boys were issued uniforms at the start of the season. Only four quit the squad during the season. This in itself is a record and if boys can take lickings and still stick to the job, they have acquired an admirable quality. Of the boys in the junior and senior classes who were on the squad, only nine were out before this year and had experience. Without experience in the older boys it is impossible to have a good team. But the team held together and it made a good fight, and more cannot be asked. Seniors William Chechar August l-'lertl-Capt. Grville Lerch l-lenry Panozzo Frank Sipka Managers Jack Butler Clifford Bessett 42 LETTERMEN juniors Chester Augustyn Bill Blackmore Leonard Dovvnarowicz Gregory Orr Robert Smith Robert Wagner John Werhollick Leonard Winnick sophomores Bernard Bandstra Grant Cummings John Dal Santo Robert Mazan Richard Miller Joseph Randon Leo Ronzani Erving Weiler Leonard Zabrzen ski i L l SOPHOMORE TEAM RECORD pull. Tech. .... ... O Harvard .........,... ... 7 Pull. Tech. .,., .4.. Q O Thornton Twp. Sophs ,.A..,. O pull. Tech. .... ..., 3 7 l.alce Forest Ac. Reserves . . . 6 Pull. Tech. .... ...... 1 4 Fenger Sophs .. ...13 Won 3-l.ost'l The bright light of the T943 Football season was the Fine playing oF the sophomore team. AFter losing to l-larvard in the First game oF the season the boys on this team attempted to help the First team. The age diFFerence was too much For them, as individuals, to play against the older boys. So the above games were arranged against teams their own age and in these games the boys showed real class. Against Thornton and Lake Forest this team played so well the opposition was helpless, as Tech, scored almost at will. The game against Fenger on Armistice day attracted a Fine crowd and it was a battle From start to Finish. Tech. came baclc For both scores aFter Fenger had talcen the lead. Players on the Tech. team For this game were: R. Vogt, B. Bandstra, R. lVlazan, G. Cummings, R. Miller, R. Sandona, A, Carollo, L. Zabrzenslci, L. Ponzani, V. Gorslti, V. Dal Santo, R. Zenere, E. Weller, V. Velo. FRESHMAN TEAM A team coached by Ed Zulcowslci and composed of all Freshman and three Sophomores out For the First time, practiced all season and played two games against Morgan Park lVl.A. Bantoms. This team won both games by scores of 7 to 6 and T8 to O, The boys played well in both games and Ed. and the team and the school can be justly proud. The excellent worlc oF these two above teams, Sophomore and Freshman , bids well For success For Pullman Tech. next year. 44 1944 BASKETBALL SEASON The same story holds lor basketball as was true of football-no experience in the players lrom the junior and senior classes. The team was composed ol two seniors and four sophomores Wagner, a junior, was lost after the second game of the season and playing without him was a decided handicap. ' Tech. did not win a game but improvement was so marked the latter port of the season, with a little luck some games could have been won. At the Mid-West Tournament at Lake Forest, Tech. played two Fine games against Culver and St. john's and received many compli- ments. john Dal Santo and Grant Cummings received honorable mention in the selection of the All-Tournament team. Next year Tech. will play a full conference schedule, and as all but two of the squad will be back much better basketball will be played, and games will be won. Several freshmen boys on the squad showed promise and will help considerably. LETTERMEN Seniors Juniors sophomores l-lenry Panozzo-Capt. Robert Wagner Grant Cummings Casmir Pulaski ,lohn Dal Santo Walter Paluch-Mgr. ,john Velo Leonard Zabrzenski BOXING SHOW For the First time Pullman Tech. staged a boxing and wrestling show, supplemented by tumbling and ,jumping by the girls. It was a Fine show with an attendance of 769, jammed into the boys gym. Boys who took part in this show were: H. VandenBerg, D. Green, F. Bethig, F. Post, C. Stefani, W. l-lughson, Krylowicz, L. Farnesi, C. Adduci, Gatto, P. Holland, l-l. Surber, R. Madderom, . Johnson, M. Anderson, R. Lambert, A. Pizzoto, W. Semple, l-l. Cherrie, R. Wondaal, R. Ganz, N. Adduci, J. Wator, R. Fritz, R. Golio, A. Random, G. Geremia, G. Hoekstro R. Vogt, Aklinski, A. Carollo, R. Panozzo, R. Mazan, N. Madderom, E. Weiler, R. Zenere. 45 s As the Annual goes to press before pictures could be taken and games and meets played records and results for these two teams cannot be published here. Baseball Team R. Napoli l'larr E. Buckowicz J. Wator T, Menn V. Reed H. Panozzo Dal Santo F. Si ka G. Cummings R. lVFatras R. Madderom R. Chadel C. Adduci Ge. lestoline R. Wondaal R. Wagner G. l-loekstra J. Werhollick Aklinski N. Adduci J. Gatto Baseball Schedule Lockport-There Morgan Pk. M.A.--Here Lemont-There Lake Forest Ac.-l-lere Culver M.A.-There Fenger-Here Lake Forest Ac.-There Fenger-There Morgan Pk. M.A.-There l-la rva rd-l-l ere Luther-l-lere Lemont-Here l-larvard-There Lockport-l-lere Luther-I-lere 46 B. De Antoni W. l-lammerstrom S. Klein L. Downarowicz R. Smith W. Blackmore R. Vogt R. Virene F. Becka L. Zabrzenski E. Weiler J. Velo A. Carollo R. Mazan Track Team T. Pizzoto R. Ganz L. Ronzani V. Cracco S. Spigolon V. Granzin P. Spiller E. Yuknis D. Malic lg. Paglia . Fritz W. l-lilliger C. Bahula Track Schedule Elgin Ac.-There Thornton Fract.-There Morgan Pk. M.A.-There Lake Forest Ac.-Here Culver M.A.-There Morgan Pk. M.A.-I-lere Lake Forest Ac.--There Thornton Twp.-There Mid-West Prep. Conf. at Elgin JO!-HJ LECMDQD HOOCU BOB rw F . o Q Y W A kk M' K C., Q -FV A V ACU CHICK , BOB SHITTY BILL GIRLS ATHLETICS lo the girls ol Pullman lech. the word athletics has a varied meaning. Not only does it mean they may participate in games, such as baseball, baslcetball, bowling, captainball, and volleyball, but it gives them an opportunity to develop, at will, their minds and bodies. Each sport demands vvholehearted cooperation and interest, and the girls ol all classes have learned to give freely ol both. The Gym Stall is made up ol a number of girls lrom each class, who see to it that attendance is taken, equipment is on hand, and everything is ready lor each particular class. ln this way the girls learn to thinlc lor themselves as well as talce part is competitive sports. To l4eep up the spirit ol competition, the girls hold interclass games where they exhibit their training in sportsmanship and coordination, The victors are determined by slcill and perseverance Each year under the direction ol Mrs. Neubauer, the girls give a demonstrative program as 'lGym Night where they display some of the things they have learned. This year the program vvas not given because of the shortage ol necessary material and time to give an exhibit that would be equal to that ol lormer years, Mrs Qlivia Neubauer gym instructor, has made her classes interesting and educational and has won the admiration ol all her students. lVlAl2GUEl2llE THQMAS 48 TOP ROW: Thomos, M. Thomos, D. TOP ROW: Vogel Vos BOTTOM ROW Smolley Worr Popiel BOTTOM ROW: Pizzoto Korolewslco VOLLEYBALL TUMBLING lhe lumbling Club otters a wholesome form of recreation. In the six years of its existence, it has proved beneticial athletically and has provided a source of entertainment to other students and residents ol the community. The Utumblersn develop their bodies and learn to cooperate. Qlten they practice lor two hours and still they can laugh. The white shorts and white jersey with the blue emblem identity them wherever they go. The club has two ohficers-president and treasurer, who, in addition to their regular duties, notify the girls ol each meeting. The ottices are Filled by Gloria Lull4owsl4i and Phyllis Leutlgen who succeeded Marguerite Thomas and Louise Bedzylc. Six senior girls, Louise Bedzylc, Lorraine Dykstra, Lorraine Qdziomelc, Annette Sittema, Marguerite Thomas, and Ruth Watt, and three junior girls, Phyllis Leutfgen, Gloria Lullcowsld, and Dolores Slribbe, were awarded school letters lor their outstanding worlc in the Tumbling Club for three years. The entire club wishes to thanlc Mrs. Qlivia Neubauer lor her friendly direction in all their activities. MAPGUERITE THQMAS 50 Smalley, Thomas, M., Panozzo. Thomas, D., Watt, Mikusinec, Sittema, Lukso. Dykstra, Bedzyk, Simoni, Martiselc, Benicky. CAPTAIN BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT T3 Soplwomores-,juniors '14 4Q Seniors-Freshmen 4 Q8 juniors-Freshmen TQ Q6 Seniors-Sophomores Q5 Q5 Sophomores-Freshmen 3 41 Seniors-juniors 19 MATCHLESS MEMORIES A gown that reaches to the Floor, An evening bag of matching hue, A corsage of garclenias, A pair of silver slippers, too. The music soft . . . and lowered lights, And then to dance as spirits soar, These matchless memories remain Within the heart lorevermore. HILDA BUTLER FARR. 'SimiIarity , Goal Ahead, and Matchless Memories written especially for the '44 Annual by the author GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS LORRAINE DYKSTRA ..... President ,IACQUELINE LA RCDCI-IE . . Vice-President ANNETTE SITTEMA . . . Tredsurer SHIRLEY KRAAN , . Secretory GIRLS' CLUB One ol the things ci girl Ioolcs boclc to in her Ioter yeors is the pleoscint hours she hos hcid ot high school. I think the Girls' Club contributes ci Iorge port to this boolc of memories. The Girls' Club ol Pullmcin Tech. come into existence twenty-two yeors ogo, oncl since then it hos been the Iorgest orgonizotion in the school. The purpose of this club is to promote good conduct ond hobits ond o feeling ol seIi-con- Fidence, ond to create Friendship omong the girls which enables them to porticipcite in other recreotionol octivities. The CIub's cdlenddr shows o voriety ol events. Besides the monthly meeting, there is cz get-ocquointed porty lor the Freshmen, o Mothers Teo, the Senior Breolclost, ond lost but not Ieczst, the onnuol evening dance to which every girl loolcs lorword with much onticipcxtion. The success of these meetings ond porties is due Iorgely to the etficiency ond enthusiasm ol the vcirious committees. Sincere oppreciotion is expressed to Miss Wood ond to Miss Slcinner who hove been co- odvisers ol the Club since 1933. Their time, el'lort, ond potience hove helped o greot deal toword the success of this orgonizcition. LORRAINE DYKSTRA. 54 THE PULLMAN MANUAL l 4 l MANUAL STAFF Standing: Marr, Wyma, A., Clousing, Bethig, G., Hagen, La Roche, Pizzato, Langedyk. Seated: Sipka, Larson, Pulaski, Paluskas, Kirsch, Vander Laag, Reterman. REPORTERS Row I: Darr, Smith, Langedyk, Wyma, A., Martorana, Kindberg, Hoogervorst. Row ll: Tomaszewski, Perrie, Knoll, Visentin, Lolkema, Rudnay, Kingma. 1st Semester Stella Raluskas . Bernard Kirsch Casmir Rulaski . Frank Sipka . . Louis Clousing . Carol VanderLaag Annette Wyma . Lorraine Qdziomek Frederick Reterman . Gwendolyn Bethig glacaueline La Roche MANUAL STAFF . Editor . . Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Mgr. . Circulation Manager. Assistant Circulation Mgr . Junior Red Cross , Girls' Athletics Voice of the Students . Band 8: Orchestra Drum Corps and Drill Team Qnd Semester Bernard Kirsch . Annette Wyma . Casmir Rulaski Bernard Langedyk Robert Marr Carol Vander Laag Annette Wyma Lorraine Odziomek Frederick Reterman Gwendolyn Bethig lacaueline La Roche Under the etticient guidance of Mrs. Reterson and Mr. Baer the students have written and published the Rullman Manual. The Manual StaFt and Reporters hope that during this past year the students have benefited, not only from the standpoint of entertainment, but by information about worthwhile bits of class news. We appreciate the whole-hearted cooperation the school has given us not only this past year but also in the years gone before. BERNARD KIRSCH. 56 LOWDEN DEBATING CLUB Top Row: Penoyer, Larson, Gebauer, Paluch, Mr. Sawyer, Pizzato, Simoni. Bottom Row: Paluskas, Starlca, Thomas, M., Wyma, J., Wyma, A., Hackenson. THE LOWDEN DEBATING CLUB The Lowden Debating Club is in its twenty-third yearof existence, the last thirteen having been under the guidance of Mr. Carl Sawyer. The meetings are held every other Wednesday, during which time a debate is given, followed by several extemporaneous speeches. By participating in debate, members cultivate and develop informal spealcing as well as an ability to prepare a good discussion. The benefits offered by this club are invaluable for every member learns to spealc in public with assurance and composure, The poise and self-confidence thus gained constitute an ROBERT STARKA. President asset of inestimable value. 57 PULLMAN TECH. GLEE CLUB Row I: Sartori, Farnesi, Vogel, Crawford, Mapes, Matushelc, Vander Laag, Gebauer. Row Il: Starlca, I-larder, Bethig, F., Bedzylc, Boerma, Book, Pizzato, I-loogeryorst. Row III: I-lackenson, De Vries, Martiselc, Van Meter, Mrs. Farr, Vos, Bethig, G., Kirsch. Row I: Strong, Torlcar, Prince, Vander Wal, Aardsma, Norman, Connelly, Wyma, A., La Roche. Row II: Penoyer, Lullcowslci, De Young, Clousing, Fitzulc, Jellema. Row III: Paluch, Wyma, J., Jaclcna, Vis, Musich, Zylstra, McCoy, Ticher. WHITE GYPSY CAST .lola . . . Gwendolyn Bethig Kam . . . Robert Starlca Romany Rose . Marilyn Vos Gypsy Chief . . Raymond Gebaur Buinn . . Louise Bedzylc Zingan . . Cneorge Boerema Princess . Eleanor Martisel4 Miklo . . Fred Bethig Gyros . . Dolores Farnesi King . . Robert I-loogervorst Winilred DeVries Pianist . . June Van Meter Kinlc . Bernard Kirsch OFFICERS BERNARD KIRSCI-I ..... . President ANNETTE WYMA . . Vice-President LITA PIZZATO .... . Secretary ROBERT l-IQQGERVORST ...... Treasurer The year has passed, and the curtain has come down upon another successful operetta presented by the Pullman Glee Club. We owe much to the ingenuity and the untiring eFlorts of its director, Mrs. I-lilda Butler Farr, for its success. 58 HI-Y Row I: l-lagen, Smith, Beale, Blackmore, l-larder, Zilis, Erickson, Swanson. Row Il: Raczek, Stefani, Sandstrom, Bethig, R., Ruhnke. Row Ill: Menn, Sabelis, Morache, Edborg, Pulaski, Bessett, Reed, l-lammarstrom, OFFICERS ROBERT EDBORG . . , , . . President CUFFQRD BESSETT , . . Vice-President CASMIR PUl.ASlfl ........ Treasurer RUSSELL MORACHE ...r... Secretary Never before has the need for spiritual and social guidance been greater than now. The emotional stress and uncertainties of the future call for wise guidance for our youth. The l-li-Y Clubs provide this leadership through their aim to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character. Lfie l-ii-Y Club at Pullman Tech. has adopted the name of Craftsmen i-li-Y with a symbolic em em. Mr. Guy F. l'louse founded the club at Pullman Tech. and Mr. Richard Royster has faithfully given his time and counsel for the past three years. ROBERT EDBORG, President SAFETY CGMMITTEE X 5' F gt nur vm gnu 71 bg t J 2 lg-,5, tt ' sii-'E K 0 R mixing! SORRY Sartori, Hagen, Buckler, Paluch, Clousing, Nelson, Smith, An employees first impressions are likely to be his most lasting ones. For maximum success, therefore, safety training programs should start as early as possible in a man's work experience and should continue consistantly throughout employment. Procedures of teaching safety to new students and employees vary widely, but they all have the same purpose, namely, the prevention of accidents. lt seems that accidents occur more frequently to new employees than those of longer service. ln setting up a safety training program, it seems desirable to consider two phases: the first covering the period before employment, in school, and the second, the period after the employee actually commences work. The Safety Committee of Pullman Tech. is attempting very successfully to carry out a safety program that will prove of practical use in the future, JCI-iN HAGEN. 59 PULLMAN BAND OFFICERS 1st semester Qnd semester Wallace l'lammarstrom . . . President . . Wallace l'lammarstrom Robert Overheidt . . Vice-President . . . Louis Mattie George Phillips . Treasurer . George Phillips William Nitz . Secretary . Neal Madderom The Pullman Tech. Band, now in its twenty-sixth year, was organized in 1918 by Mr. jacob Hostrawser, bandmaster ol the lamous Pullman Band, and played at the First graduation on Friday, August 3, 1919, at Palmer Parlc. Alter Mr. l'lostrawser's death in 1922, Mr. Melvin Martinson, a member ol the Chicago Symphony Qrchestra and well known local musician, was appointed director, and Mr. James R. l-l. French, from the British Army, and also well known in the musical world, was appointed acting bandmaster. ln the following year, Mr. French was appointed director ol the band, and only Pullman Tech. students were accepted as members. The band has played at many local civic functions. Alter Mr. l-lostrawser's death, his wife presented a medal to the outstanding member ol the band each year until her death in 1940. Dr. Phillip Miller has carried on this tradition, agidhthiiyegr the award will go to Wallace l-lammarstrom for his faithful and loyal support 0 t e an . JCDHN HAGEN. 60 GIRLS DRUM CORPS OFFICERS 1st semester Qnd semester I IeIen Galloy . . President . I-Ielen Galloy Lillian Bezlaj . Vice-President . Lillian Bezlaj Annette Vis . . Treasurer . Wava Penoyer Marion Mels. Secretary Inez Lovison The Pullman Tech. Girls' Drum Corps is one ot the oldest organizations of its Icind on the South Side. The purpose of this association of girl students is to develop and improve musical abilities, to provide an opportunity For musical expression, and to promote Iriendship, good fellowship, and a spirit of mutual helpfulness and co-operation. The traditional blue and white uniforms of the Corps are recognized by everyone in the community. The thirty-Five girls in the Corps have worlced untiringlv to malce the Drum Corps a success. Llnder the leadership and guidance of Gwendolyn Bethig, the color guard presented a smart appearance on all occasions. The baton tvvirlers, directed by Louise Bedzylc, par- ticipated in all parades with the Drum Corps. The main events this year for the Corps were the Armistice Day Parade and the Fenger- Pullman Football game. In other years the group participated in parades, played at the Twenty Year Service CIub's annual picnics at Michigan City, and acted as usherettes Ior a number of years at the Safety Meetings at Fenger. I would Iilce to talce this opportunity on behalf of the Girls' Drum Corps to thank Mr. French for his faithful, constructive leadership. LOUISE BEDZYK. 61 PULLMAN LETTERMEN Rowlg: Reed, Cummings, Weiler, Bandstra, Pulaski, Dovvnarowicz, Zabrzenslti, Panozzo, Smith, Blackmore, e Antoni. Row ll: Miller, Butler, Werholiclc, Lerch, Orr, Paluch, Chechar, Velo, l-lertl, Ronzani, Bessett. RED CROSS The Red Cross is an organization which helps the needy and suffering both at home and abroad. Especially during vvar time, the Red Cross shows itself a true Friend. l-lere, at Pullman Tech. vve have a branch of that great organization. Each year it gives the students an opporttnity to participate in the annual roll call. At various times the girls have met and vvorlfed on Red Cross sewing projects such as ditty bags, ice bag covers and Fractured leg boots to he used in hospitals throughout the country. The girls have enjoyed these informal gatherings and at the same time have done something useful For their country. Let's all baclc the Red Crossl STELLA PALUSKAS. f DREW CAME A H035 11509 Mivhigzm Avo. Pull.1075 RICHARDS FLOWER SHOP Brighten The Hours With Richard's Flowers Pull. 6417 11503 Michigzm Avenue CONGRATULATIONS To the Graduating Class ol 1 9 4 4 he Qfalumizt Zlnhex 62 BA KS STUDIO OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE 1944 ANNUAL Portrait and Commercial Work r 54 4' . SPEFIAL ATTENTION TO WEDDINGS 11409 Michigan Avenue CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Phone Pullman 1016 Q SCIHIQJCM. GIF INJHDRSIIIN ONE HUNDRED ELEVENTH STREET AT PERRY AVENUE TELEPHONE PULLMAN 7800 - CHICAGO, ILLINOIS The Roseland Community Hospital School of Nursing was established in 1924. The School is accredited by the Illinois Board of Nurse Examiners and has affiliation with Cook County Hospital, Chicago, Illinois in psychiatric nurs- ing, communicable disease and pediatrics. The Roseland Community Hospital of which the School is a part, is a mem- ber of the American Hospital Association, the American College of Surgeons and thc American Medical Association. The Nursing School prepares young women through their training to meet the ever increasing demands made upon the Professional Nurse of today, it main- tains a high morale by a broad program of extra curricular activities, and grad- uates of the Roseland Community Hospital School of Nursing are eligible for membership in the Red Cross Nursing Service and the American Nurses Assoc- iation. Our country has greater need than ever before for competent well trained nurses, in the military service to care for the health of our fighting men and on the home front to care for the health of its citizens to maintain the health of the nation. The fields for service, achievement and interesting employment are many. Roseland Community Hospital admits classes in September and February of each year. Students may register either as members of the U. S. Cadet Corps or as regular students. 64 PULLMAN TEC!-4 IN TI-IE itittiktkgitttttt iitttttttiktttttt ttitttttttttttttt titttttttgtttittt ttttttttttttttitt tttiitttitktititt Wtiitttttttttitti tttttttitittttiit ttttiitktfitttttt ttiiitttikkittttf tttttitttttttttit tttittttttttttttt ttttttttttttttttt tttititttitttittt ttttitttiktttttii tttiittttittititt tiittitttttittttt ikkiittttittttttt tttttittttttttttt fgfffffffffffffff fyfffffffxfffffff kiittttitftttttit f-Y-ns IQ . wi um V . 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Marion Army 1929 J. Violanti Army Peter Ziegelmeier Navy 1930 T-Sgt. Edward Devine Army 1931 William Bilsbarrow Navy Edward Gorney Army Capt. Ruth Spivak WAAC S 2-c Edward Strand Navy Capt. Frank Wittosch Army 1932 Frank Brower Army James DeWitt Army Henry Dreger Army Raymond Korpan Army 'Lt. Anthony Vandermark Army 1933 Sgt. Joseph Benicky Army Joseph Lustik Air Corps Ben Mikos Navy Sigmund Szyjka Marines T-Sgt. Anton Vedral Army Sgt. John M. Sliva Army L-cpl. Kenneth Lacey British Army Woodrow Staton Navy 1934 C.P.O. Peter Cecilia Navy T-sgt. Bruno Deperoni Army Sgt. Clarence Eldrenkamp Army Lt. George Esterhammer Army Lt. Edward Klimek Army Sgt. John Kuhar Air Corps S-sgt. J. B. Macewicz Air Corps Joseph Mazan Army Salvatore Purciarele Army Lt. Raymond Strand Air Corps John M. Supple Army 1935 lrving Gorney Navy Elmer Keen Navy William Kosiba Army Anton Krotiak Army Lt. Charles Neumeister Air Corps S-sgt. Arnold Peterson Army T-cpl. Walter Pinianski Army P. O. Stanley Potocki Navy Lt. Albert G. Schau, Jr. Army Cpl. Clarence Spoolstra Army Leocadia Szott WAVE Lt. Cj.g.D Emil Olive Navy 1936 Raymond Besancon Air Corps Sgt. Erwin Buckler Army Edward Busch Navy Herman G. Corrado Navy Air Corps Walter Czop Army Lt. D. O. Dal Ponte Air Corps John Frigo Army E. Ghrandi Army George Hager Army Bruno Hassen Army F SZ-c Edward F. Hebda Navy Steve Kebisek Army Andrew J.Korienek Army Stanley Krue Air Corps Frank LaRocca Army Llbaldo La Roche Army Qnd Lt. Robert Medland Army Walter F. Miller Army 2-C.P.O. Raymond Morehouse Navy John ODYY Army Sgt. Willard Peterson Army Edward Sadula Air Corps Lt. Frank Schaalsam Army T-Sgt. Edwin Sladek Army Nestor Sivak Navy John J. Trent Army 1937 ,Sgt. Edward Clifford Army Sgt. Eugene Brzostowski Army Sgt. Nick Dal Santo Army George Dam Navy Air Corps Gordon Farr Air Corps S-sgt Ralph ,lostes Army Sgt. James Brower Air Corps Richard Kooistra Navy Raymond Kruc Army S-sgt. Raymond Lambert Marines Walter Lapinski Army Walter Latzik Army Donald Lindstrom Army Lt. Harry Loskill Air Corps Anthony Lucas Navy Lt. William J. Moore Air Corps Ray Nelson Army Lt. Leslie Penoyer Army Walter Peterson Air Corps James Robb Army Nick Roppo Army Albert Rossi Navy Edward Szalaj Air Corps Col. Thadeus Szumila Army Bill Szybowski Navy Sat. Louis Tamminga Air Corps Geno Tavernoro Navy ,Frank Trelinski Army Sgt. L. Vereziano Air Corps Stanley Wasik Army Walter Zabrzenski Navy Reno J. Zapparoni Navy it-kiit Reproduced by permission ol The Car Builder Magazine. 1938 John N. Bajo Henry Bankowski S 9-c Tony Beck Lawrence Biehl Bruno Carli Richard Carlson, Jr. Lt. Bruno Conternato Eliot Daldos Thomas E. Dardis Roger Dekker Walter Drungel Edward Franczak 'Cpl. Willis Hillegonds Robert Kellihir Harold Kruize Cpl. Harry Leflring Antoinette Linard Vincent Loefller Sgt. Emil Madvar S 2-c Louis Madvar Gino Moresco Lt. Robert Murray Bernard Oostman Sgt. Melvin Olson Edward Paw Sgt. Edward Pranauski William Pridmore Joseph F. Sadula John Skryzencki Charles Slaga Frank Smaidris Lambert Snyders Arthur Van Gameron Maurice Vis A. Vlaming Henry Wessling Louis Michevicius Edgar McCutcheon 1939 M Q-c Roy Abrahamsen Sgt. Chester C. Austin Edward Baranski T-s William Bushelle George Busker Elia Ciesia Edward Dikken James Donovan Richard Heffernan William Keinkel C.P.O. Robert Kooistra Lt. Raymond Klees Fred Kunst Harold Kuruzan Charles Leonhardt Eugene Lulkowski Carniel Manders Harry Miller Lawrence Nulty Garner O'Leary Walter Ozog Lt. John Oling Genevieve Pasionek Theodore Pranauski Louis Michielsen Army Army Navy Air Corps Army Air Corps Air Corps Air Corps Coast Guard Air Corps Air Corps Air Corps Army Army Army Army SPARS Army Army Navy Army Air Corps Army Air Corps Navy Army Air Corps Air Corps Army Air Corps Air Corps Air Corps Air Corps Air Corps Army Army Army Navy Navy Army Air Corps Army Navy Air Corps Army Navy Army Navy Navy Air Corps Navy Air Corps Navy Marines Army Army Army Navy Army Air Corps WAVE Air Corps Navy 67 Edward Rance l N:JvY Jack Renaldi Air Corps Vincent Richlik ArmY Paul Santerior ANDY Norman Semrau ArmY Joseph Sikon AFFUY 'Edward Sladek Navy A.C. Albert Slingerland ArmY 'Richard Snyders NavY Joseph Stamm ANDY S 'l-c Marion Szalaj NGVY Andrew Tamminga NavY Joseph Thomas Air Corps Sgt. Charles Tuinstra AFIUY Bennie Veronie AVFHY S 2-c Bennie Wainoris Navy Chester Watrobka Marines James H. Weir ANDY George Wiley NGVY Sgt. Wayne Wolter Army Steve Zabrzenski Navy 1940 Lt, Keith Broling Air Corps 'Walter Butkus ArmY Peter Buwalda ANDY Robert Ceschke AFHIY Frank Chiarchiaro Coast Guard Walter Chlipala ArfT1Y Francis Dombrowski Marines S 2-c Robert Dekker Navy Richard Eizenga ArmY Arthur Faro Army Ray Ghidotti Air Corps Donald Hamm Air Corps Harvey Hincker Air Corps Gerald Hoekstra Air Corps lvan Janota Marines Raymond Johnson Army Fred Kirchner Coast Guard William Krueger Air Corps Erminio Lazzarotto Navy Reginald Lenard Army Capt. Edward Lenhardt Air Corps Americo Lesciotto Air Corps Sgt. Stuart Loskill Air Corps Richard Lund Navy Raymond Morin Army Raymond Neander Air Corps Francis Nieutupski Navy Air Corps Cpl. Ernest Okleshen Marines Fred Olivi Air Corps Sgt. Carl E. Peterson Air Corps Barney Pietrowicz Navy Wesley Poole Army Robert Schmiedl Army Alexander Skryznecki Navy Edward Slaga Navy Bruno Solfa Army William Stumpf Army August Spyksma Army Edward Szezepanik Air Corps Joseph Thomas Air Corps Henry Vander Ploeg Army Herman Van Eck Air Corps 'Earl Wille Air Corps Leo Ziemba Army Raymond Zientkowski Navy John Zylstra Navy 1941 Raymond Anderson Air Corps Joseph Beaudry Marines Steve Beck Air Corps Basil Elipani Army Frederick Burns Navy William Bedzyk Air Corps Emil Brovet Army Everett Fennema Army Alexander Framarin Army John George 68 Coast Guard John Hagedorn J. Hertl John Hoefstra Raymond Jensen Thomas Jensen Gerald Kippen George Koppers Frank Krol Robert LeMaire Walter Lewicki Henry Lodewegen Reno Lovison John Meneghini Marines Navy Army Army Air Corps Army Air Corps Air Corps Army Navy Army Army Air Corps Cornelius Meuzelaar,Merchant Marine Adolph Nowicki Army Vernon Panega Army Frederick Radil Navy Harry Rausch Air Corps Lt. Joseph Renaldi Air Corps Sgt. Cornelius Roeda Army Gino Sandona Air Corps Carl Svatos Army John Tapking Air Corps 'Edward Tomaszewski Army Arthur Trayling Army Thomas Vander Werf Air Corps Joseph Wasik Army Henry Wenzowski Army John Westling Army Thomas Williams, Jr. Coast Guard Jacob Wondaal Air Corps 1942 Arthur Beezhold Air Corps Charles Bennett Army Frank Bezlaj Air Corps Reinhold Bodtke Navy Raymond Borst Coast Guard W. J. Broadfield Army Donald Broden Air Corps S 9-c Arthur Carlson Navy Charles Busker Navy Reno Carradin Navy Milton Des Forges Air Corps Norman Des Forges Air Corps S 'l-c Victor Downarowicz Navy Lois M. Duggan Ferry Com. Air Patrol James Dumont Air Corps Joseph Fister Air Corps Alfred Housinger Navy Ernest Jones Navy Llovd Klein Air Corps R. Kolosh Navy Paul Kovacs Army Robert Kunst Army Mario Lazzarotto Army Elvin Lundin Army Peter Manders Navy Air Corps George McBroom Army Joseph Mikusinec Air Corps Charles Mitchell Army Anthony Okleshen Navy Roman Owak Army Sgt. William Perry Air Corps Albert Petrauskas Army Wayne Pitcher Navy James Ruklic Air Corps Cpl. Gilles Schrieber Army Robert Semple Navy Marvin Skibbe Army Joseph Stauber Coast Guard Bernard Sytsma Army Charles Swensen Navy David Tamminga Army John Tortalano Army John Trama Air Corps George Watt Marines Ray Wilson Army 1943 Allen Aardsma Army Martin Arrivo Army S 9-c John F. Benicke Navy S Q-c Richard J. Bertalan Navy Ted Bednarczyk Navy Robert Bushelle Navy George Brinkman Navy John Cepielik Army Albert W. Crevier Navy A-C-H. Dal Cason Air Corps A-c James De Augustine Air Corps S 2-c Edward De Vries Navy A-c Marvin De Vries Air Corps Peter Dreger Army Edward Farley Marines Clement Framarin Army Chester Franczyk Army Carl Gilbertsen Army Hugh Goldie Navy Gilbert Heyden Navy AV-S Philip G. lnjerd Air Corps John Jankauskis Navy Edward Klausner Navy Edmund J. Klimek Marines Michael Kovach Navy Ernest Kooinstra Navy Thomas Kummerer Air Corps Louis Lesciotto Navy S - Robert J. Leinart Navy S 1-c Robert A. McDonald Navy Edward Makuch Navy A-c Hubert Medland Air Corps A-c Vincent Melillo Air Corps S Q-c James Melcic Jr. Navy Louis Nardi Army S 1-c Robert Nelson Navy Lawrence O'Reilly Navy Ben Oakes, Jr. Army Louis Paganin Army Louis Palagi Navy A-c Gerald Peterson Air Corps S 2-c John Prince Jr. Navy S 2-c Joseph D. Raczek Navy Louis Riecs Army John T. Rusin Army S Q-c Bruno Sandona Navy Robert Schimanski Army lno Simonini Army F 2-c John R. Hofstra Navy A-c August Spoolstra Navy John Horvath Navy Jerome Tiskus Army Joseph Tomaszewski Army Joseph Torkar Air Corps S 2-c Wallace Van Eck Navy Leonard Verilli Army Richard Vos Navy Theodore Wisniewski Army Joe Zaokopny Army A-c Roy E. Zollinger Air Corps 1944 Sgt. Robert Craine Air Corps William Klyn Marines John Masco Navy Chester Nowak Navy Walter Olson Merchant Marines Richard Panega Navy John Parise Marines Clarence Pearson Navy Henry Vander Wal Army John Van Wermerskerken Navy S 9-c Gerald Zylstra Navy 1945 William Heath Merchant Marines Albert Regelsky Army Leonard Winnick Air Corps Louis Zancan Army 'These boys have captured, or are either been killed, missing, in action. 5 W 5 ? ' Mi? JIMLS I? H FRENCH JOHN L BAKE BRITISH APMY ARMY ,VERIL O. WXLE Y RICHARD S ROYSTER FLOYD D. LONG Am cofeps NAVY ARMY HANSO Dil CISON JOSIPIIA PITRONIII EDMUNO IQIMEA' FRANKSJIAIMII JACK WOAIDIM ARM Y AIR CDRPJ' NAVY MARINES ARM Y ARMY 40? 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Randolph Street CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ir CTOMPLIMENTS OF WM. A. CHAPMAN CH, CO. 11306 MICHIGAN AVENUE REAL ESTATE, LOANS 8a INSURANCE ir B. R. PAULSON CE, CO. MACHINISTS-MILL-FACTORY SUPPLIES TELEPHONE 1755-59 W. MADISON ST SEELI-:Y 1872-1873 CHICAGO COMPLIMENTS or ANDERSON'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP 39 East lllth Street Pullman 7384 KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES ARROW SHIRTS SMITH SMART SHOES MALLORY HATS NELSON AND GILDIN A SNAPPY SUIT AND FURNISHINGS FOR THE GRADUATE QUALITY ALWAYS N. W. Corner 112th S. Michigan Ave. 'A' Purchase Your Home Made Candies KINNEY SHOES At The mls Michigan Ave' ROSELAND SWEET SHOP P lman 3377 ul 11333 so. Michigan Ave. if Pun. 4357 THE LOG SEPTEMBER 7HThe young and shy Freshmen make their First appearance at Pullman Tech. 8-Upper classmen come back to school with that know it all CPD look. 20- Pass the cotton, please. Cheerleaders had their First meeting oF the year. 22-Starting the school year right, the faculty has their First meeting in the lobby. 94-Soph's take on Harvard eleven at Willis Field. Q5-Pullman Tech. gridders open the Football season at Willis Field against Lockport. 99--Bang! Boom! Ouch! Seniors hold First roller skating party ofthe year. OCTOBER Q- Indiana here we come. Tech. eleven meets Culver on their home ground. 4- l pledge allegiance to the Flag- Seniors hold First assembly oF the year in the Girls' Gym. 9-The gridders are on the move again, this time to Onarga. 13-Faculty Club tours Museum of Science and lndustry. '14-P-U-L-L-M-A-N Pep assembly given by Cheerleaders. 16-Second home game oF the season matches Tech. against St. John's. 19-Initiation of Freshmen into Girls' Club. Never fear, Freshmen. 22-Tech. eleven gives Calumet one of their toughest games ofthe season. Q7- Wanna buy a ticket to the junior roller skating party? 30--Tech. Falls to Morgan Park High School at Willis Field. HENRY JOSTES Sporting Goods Office Supplies Stationery Greeting Cards Books Pullman 0627 11325 Michigan Ave. WW You'11 Have Them P W At Your Feet- IN A SMART CAMPUS SUIT FEATURED AT 5 , 1' f RAYMOND LEVINE 340 Kensington Avenue Phone Pullman 3947 THIS POIWER TOOL CUTS GRINDING COSTS yz - M - AND MORE PORTABLE - HEAVY DUTY 3 Phase - 60 Cycle - No Brushes T 2653 W. 95th Street Gaston POWGI' Ools Evergreen Park, Ill. RAY JENSEN COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 126 East 114th Place CHICAGO 28, ILLINOIS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER W.L.S. - W.j.O.B. Radio Stars SUMMERS FLOWER STORE JUST A REAL NICE PLACE TO TRADE Pullman 0928 11405 So. Michigan Ave. NOVEMBER e Rain, rain go away. The gridders meet Morgan Park Military Academy. -Faculty Club hears a review of the boolc There is Today. -Let it be known to every student of the Pullman Free School of Manual Training-The Soph's beat Fengerl - Day is done, Gone the sun . . . Safely rest, God is nigh. Armistice Day and no school. H-The team travels for the last time to Lake Forest. Thanksgiving Day. The always exciting game against Fenger, and the big dinner after the game. lt's just tra ition. ePullman Tech. gridders are honored at the Annual Banquet. CALDWELL'S DRUG STORE 624 E 112th Street Market Hall, Pullman QUALITY FIRST Pullman 0013 EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY We have an opening for two girls who have some knowl- edge of typing for general office work. We will train you. Steady Work. Good Future. NEISNER BROS. 5C-Sl 11151 So. MICHIGAN AVENUE PHONE PULLMAN 0361 Ignition Service Xl Delco Batteries Carbureter l Goodrich Service as Tires -- Tubes KENROSE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 123 East 111th Street Phone Pullman 0090-0091 Telephone Pullman 1128 YOUR ONLY SEED STORE MICHAEL LEONARD SEED COMPANY 10934 Michigan Avenue CHICAGO, ILL. COMPLETE LINE OF DEVOE'S PAINTS 79 O SUZY 11 119 Michigan Avenue Com. 6301 Have You Visited FRED NELSON'S Men's Store 11116 Michigan Ave. 90 222 Win fl 4103443 11106 S. Mivhigzm Aw-. a i Q9 UTVITIMITIX ?'1.4...-n THE BOYS ELLEN L. COLLEY OPTOMETRIST 11055 Michigan Avenue, Parkway Bldg. Oiiice: Pullman 0463-Phones-Residence: Pullman 2606 Established 1908 Phone Pull. 6556 BERMAN'S MEN 'S -WOMEN 'S -CHILDREN'S-WEAR 10757-59-61 Michigan Avenue North Roseland Motor Sales, Inc. Oldsmobile Sales and Service 10558-60 S. Michigan Ave. Phone Pullman 6259 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS FRANK KUCINSKIS, Prop. O K O T I K ' S OMAHA MEAT MARKET 10749 S. Michigan Avenue Phone Pullman 2600 ALDO'S SERVICE STATION Tire and Battery Service Towing and Tune Up Phone Pull. 0810 Washing 10400 S. Michigan Avenue Tfy our Sugar Cured Comed Beef Anno V1ANo Chicago 28, Ill. WM. KIEKEN LOUIS KIEKEN Compliments RELIABLE SPRING co. of PETE AND MAMIE 103rd and Cottage COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND DRUM TRUING Phone Pullman 0495 10557 So. Michigan Avenue Chicago 28, Ill. 107TH STREET SERVICE STATION N. E. Cor. 107th St. and So. Park Ave. Phone COMMODORE 1529 RED CROWN GASOLINE Phone Pull. 5821 G A S P E R E C ' S MEAT MARKET AND GROCERY 57 W. 108th Street WE DELIVER TAMMINGA'S HARDWARE HARDWARE FOR HARDWEAR PAINTS THAT SATISFY AGENCY FOR STARRETT TOOLS 10816 So. Michigan Ave. Pullman 0600 Cities Tires Service Batteries AL'S SERVICE STATION WASHING AND GREASING 107th State B I L L B O A S E DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Truckmen Invited Phone Commodore 3539 10903 So. I-Ialsted St. B A N D S T R A ' S FOOD STORE FOOD FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE 10624 Wentworth Ave. Commodore 1060 DECEMBER -Ah, food! The champion ticket sellers are honored ata party. -The Roseland Lions Club takes on a big job. They are giving the team a dinner. -No, you don't tell me. ls that right? It is right, school is over at noontime so we con begin our Christmas vacation. -Merry Christmas! -Let's not make any New Year's resolutions, we shall only break them. By the way, Happy New Year. iQ,U.Yl,lTY IYEIVELERS FOR JJ YEJRA' CONYHNIIQNT TERMS :OOC Q95 AN SUKPMA OSC FS'l'ABLISHED 1900 f7E11f'El,ERN OPTO.1IETRl.N'TN 11114 So. Michigan Ave,xue WOLLENBERG COAL COMPANY THE HOME OF BONDED FUEL YARDS OI l+'IC'l'I 405 W. 107th St. 40 IC. 112th bt Pl'LL. 0157 PIILL 3484 G. V. PHILLIPS A. E. PHILLIPS PHILLIPS FUNERAL HOME 10232 Michigan Avenue Pullman 2444-45 CHICAGO Pullman 0135 Residence-Phone Pull. 0136 SCHLURAFF'S FLOWER SHOP 11048 S. Michigan Ave. PAULETTE'S CANDY SHOP PATTY ANN'S BAKERY ' STATE THEATER BLDG- ORDERS TAKEN FOR WEDDINGS 11024 Michigan Avenue PARTIES AND ALL OCCASIONS HOMEMADE CANDY AND ICE CREAM Ph. Pull. 5593 10502 S. Michigan Ave. Q O Yours for Grand Entertainment 'A' 'A' S U' A 'U' E U3 U E G E THEATRE THEATRE Michigan Avenue 645 West 120th Street at 110th Place near Union Ave. ir ir EQJAERZGSRUUJZAY EEOSEAAND THEATRE THEATRE Michigan Avenue Michigan Avenue at 111th Street at 113th Place 1 f-. -An 41 THE LIBRARY The library is truly a place of interest and enjoyment for the students of Pullman Tech. Through the years its collection of fiction, literature, science, history, art, vocation, and religious boolcs has grown and offered numberless opportunities to the students. The library also subscribes to many magazines, and the selection is one that should appeal to every student. Study periods are held in the library and because of its quiet, friendly and cheerful surroundings, it is most appropriate. Because of Mrs. Bernice B. Cook's cooperation and capable management, the library has become ci real place of refuge for those who wish to develop their minds. Josephine Simoni MO ARCH ROOFI G CO. ROOFING - SIDING -A INSULATION EVERLOX SHINGLES FOR DEPENDABILITY AND BEAUTY 239 W. 115th Street Commodore 0800 WESTWATERE SERVICE-ASTATION STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Pullman 4380 11259 Fottzigi- Grow- Avi-nur' GHCICCDTER. FEQEQEINICE WM. FISCHER, Prop. Rooms 31.00 per Day and Up And Weekly 55.00 Up Cottage Grove-'lllth Street Commodore 2lC0 REMODELING-REPAIR WORK Sketches and Estimates Free CONCRETEfMASONRY-CARPICNTRY RAYMOND BORST' Clnsuredj Telephone PUL1man 5070 B A S E M E N T S A D D I T I O N S C H I M N E Y S 11712 Parnell Avenue ' Anything in the Building Line Chicago, Ill. Sterling Lumber 81 Supply Co. The Yards with the Stock Lumber and Millwork Main Office and Factory: 119th, Halsted to Peoria Phone Pullman 0221-0222 CH TH. COAL AND COKE COMPANY COAL-COKE-WOOD-FUEL OIL FINEST QUALITY-DEPENDABLE SERVICE LINK BELT STOKER SALES 356 West 111th Street Phone Com. 0014-16 JANUARY -All good things must come to an end, and it is back to school we o. - Sink it! The basketball team opens the season by traveling to Cgnarga. -They're still traveling this time to Lake Forest. -Unsuccessful but determined, the boys travel to Luther for their next game. -Tonight the boys play at the Morgan Park Military Academy. We are still rooting for you. -They certainly do a lot of traveling. This time it's back to Lake Forest. -lsn't he wonderful? Sigh! Oh, l beg your pardon, a movie benefit is given at the State Theater to Finance the basketball team. FEBRUARY -Tech. plays Harvard at the Y.M.C.A. lt was a good game and a Fine crowd. fWe can breathe easily again, for the semester has just ended. -Students are very proud of George Washington, incidentally, they didn't have school today. -Is everybody ready? All right, the Band has a roller skating party at the Swank, and Lowden Debating Club holds an election of oFficers. -Quiet, one at a time please. Seniors have a class assembly. GREETINGS CLASS OF 1944 F R O M A l. . W 0 0 INSURANCE 209 So. LASALLE ST. STATE 9626 Class of 1925 Remember Me when You have Insurance Needs I Can Do A Good Job in Taking Care of Them 87 ggdwfi ff Sr KENNEDY LAUNDRY FINE LAUN DERIN G - ODORLESS DRY CLEANING Phones Midway 2929 - Pullman 2929 ' Pullman 0109 PESAVENTO'S BEALLE-THOMAS COAL CO. RESTAURANT QUALITY COALS Catering to ulth St and Cottage Grove Ave Parties-Clubs-Business Men's Meetings, Etc Phone Pullman 0096 Good Food is Good Health . 11500 FRoNT AVENUE CHICAGO, ILL LIFE IS WHAT WE MAKE IT Allow me to express my sincere wishes for a success- ful future for the students of the Pullman Free School of Manual Training, and to offer the suggestion that in building for the future, that you guard well those things in life essential to success, especially your health, for a sound body means a sound mind, and a sound mind will lead eventually to the goal of your ambitions. Practice the Golden Rule, for therein lies the foun- dation of your success. Your life lies before you--make the most of it. SHELDON W. GOVIER FROM A FRIEND REFRACTORS, MANUFACTURER, DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION RAMTITE CPLASTIC FIREBRICKD AIR COOLED SUSPENDED WALLS INSULATED SUSPENDED WALLS SUSPENDED ARCHES Redesigned for Improved Operation or Increased Capacity is Our Specialty. THE RAMTITE CO. DIVISION OF THE S. OBERMAYER CO. 2555 W. 18th Street Chicago, Illinois COMPLIMENTS OF THE GREGORY ELECTRIC CO. MARCH -Well, Cas. how does it feel to have your picture in the paper? Your family certainly malces the head- ines. -Pullman Tech. postponed the traditional Founder's Day celebration because of world conditions. The entire student body attended an assembly in honor of Mr. Pullman. Basketball letters were given to the team by Mr. Willis. -Tech's basketball team travels to Lake Forest and loses to Culver in semi-Finals of the basketball tourna- ment. -Watch the pretty birdie! Class pictures were taken forthe Annual. -Don't be bashful girls, step right up and invite a man, The Girls' Club entertains the boys at their yearly evening party. GAGLIANO FINE FOODS 206 E. Kensington FINE FOODS ASK FOR SHEDD'S HI-GRADE ICE CREAM or POLAR BRAND QUICK FROZEN FOODS THE SHEDD COMPANY 301-21 E. 117th st. Pullman ssoo PARK VIEW FOOD SHOP 403 East 113th St. Pullman 8949 DONALD O'TOOLE 8a COMPANY CERTIFIED PROPERTY MANAGERS 437 E. 111 Str. Pullman 7400 Members of the Institute of Real Estate Management APRIL -Get hold of something solid-there won't be any school any more. l-lah! l-lah! April Fool. -This time l'll be honest with you. School is really out, that is for Four days. The reason is Good Friday and the Easter holidays. -Don't spoil yourtnew Easter bonnet in this rain. -Another deep 'sigh at the end of the quarter. -My what talent there is hidden within the walls of Pullman Tech. lt takes the Glee Club presentation ofthe White Gypsy to bring this talent into public view. -Didn't l tell you, the operetta was such a success it was held over For another night? Congratulations! SCHMID-LOFGREN PRESCRIPTION LABORATORY Exclusive Prescription Service 30 E. 111th Street Phone Pull. 0107 91 DR. O. L. MEDSKER DENTIST 37 E. 111th St. Pullman 2076 LAMPRAKES FOOD SHOP 203 W. 111th St. SALADS, COLD MEATS Better Dry Cleaning HOEKSTRA CLEANING CO. CASH 8: CARRY ZOVI, DISCOUNT 3 Conveniently Located Stores 115 UTM Mivlligzul Aw. 142 VV. 113111 ST. 150 W. 107111 St. B. BATTAGLIN 8a SONS GROCERIES-MEATS-VEGETABLES Phone Pullman 5252 321 E. Kensington Ave. Chicago, Ill. PANOZZO BROS. FUNERAL HOME, Inc. DISTINCTIVE FUNERAL SERVICE 252 E. 115th Street Pullman 2030 M A R T I N D R U G C O . Phone Pullman 4143 453 E. 111th Street Chicago, Illinois PALMER PARK GARAGE Phone Pullman 9464 REPAIRING-GREASING-WASHING-TOWING 447-53 E. 111th Place Pullman Trust 8: Savings Bank l1lTH STREET AT SOUTH PARK AVENUE Resources Over 323,000,000 Inquire About Our Low Cost Checking Account Plan Telephone Pullman 7260 BANKING HOURs: 9 A. M. to 2 P. M.g Saturdays, 9 A. M. to 12 M. Wednesday Evenings, 7 to 8 P. M. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SENIORJT ' Trpfs TS Wgkpx I V REM Win, FRESHIES IVMCHINIS T ENGINHFR ELEC TRlClflfl5 C,41?pf',v7Z'R :L ourcu .fo 'BOB A .oar 2 oflwvv 110 DOM 24 E' Roselands Largest and Finest Furniture Store 11232-38 So. Michigan Ave. Commodore 1322-3 COUSINS INCORPORATED ROSELAND'S LEADING CREDIT JEWELERS 11147 South Michigan Avenue Pullman 2749 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. w. T. sTEvEssoN PALACE BOWLING ALLEYS OPTOMETRIST 43 E. lllth Street 11131 S. Michigan Ave. Pullman 6838 COOPER'S GREASING PALACE S. W. Cor. lllth and State Sts. PERRY G. COOPER PULLMAN 6709 Real Estate - Loans - Insurance Safe Deposit Vaults Currency Exchange CHAS. H. BRANDT 8: CO. MAY -B--U--Z--Z! Don't let it startle you, but that is the familiar ring ofthe telephone. The Telephone Com- pany gave the students a demonstration. -Better oil your slcates and joints, the Drum Corps and Band is giving a roller skating party. -The Legionnaires paid their yearly visit to Pullman Tech. in honor of Memorial Day. -School is out for one day as a tribute to our Civil War dead. JUNE -Put on your best bib and tuclcer for the Faculty Reception and the Junior-Senior Prom. 'Hllemember your mannersj -We bid a sad farewell to a school of fond memories as we, the seniors, leave for the world of vvorlc. William Darr. HA FRIENDLY OPTICAL SERVICE DR. WM. LATCHFORD Optometrist and Optician Hours: 9:30 A. M. to 6 P. M.-Thurs. 8: Sat. Till 9 P. M.-Wed. Till Noon 41 EAST lllth STREET PHONE PULLMAN 3466 DA-MET FOOD SHOP MEATS - GROCERIES - ICE CREAM G. VLASIS, Prop. 11123 Vemon Avenue Pullman 9348 EMDTY Fl3lNEl?MAl. HOME ONE LOCATION - TWO COMPLETE CHAPELS' PULLMAN 0119 214-218 EAST ll5'1'I-I ST. COMPLIMENTS AND GOOD WISHES 10425 Wentworth Avenue TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1944 School Supplies Cigmttes 8' Cigm BETTINARDI HARDWARE Candy 8: Grocery Delicattessen MRS. STORZ, Proptietor CALEY BROTHERS 10524 So. Michigan Ave. Pullman 7317 We Service All Makes of Cars-Body and Fender Work --Our Specialty-Q We Buy and Sell Used Cars. GLASS 8: G L A S S CIGARS BARBER SHOP CIGARETTES 463 E. lllth Street WE MAKE OUR OWN ICE CREAM O A S I S Sodas, Cigars Sundaes, Cigarettes Sandwiches, Fresh Made Candies S. E. Corner 111th S. Park Comm. 2373 NICK'S BARBER SHOP 421 E. nun STREET COMPLIMENTS OF THE QS IWYL KENSINGTON WASTE MATERIAL CO. SCRAP IRON, METALS AND ou: MACHINERY 11573 So. Michigan Avenue Phone Pullman 2698-99 BOULEVARD MARKET PAUL TALLIIT-DON MIIRRAY' FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED MEATS FISH, POULTRY, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 419 E. 111th Street CHICAGO Phones: Pullman 2974-2975 Pull. 0751-2 TORINO BAKING CO., Inc. 318-320-322 Kensington Avenue W Q8 TUNGASOLTUBES Pullman 9495 ROSELAND RADIO LABORATORY Public Address System PHILCO-RCA-ZENITH Service Specialists 108-ll S. Michigan Ave. Chicago, Ill. A COMPLETE CENTRELLA FOOD STORE PETERSON 8a JOHNSON MEATS-FRUITS-GRO CERIES -VEGETABLES Pull. 8728-29-30 We Deliver 10818 Michigan Avenue Phone Pullman 7198 BENEDETTO 8a COOK BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS AUTO REFINISHING 10546-54 South Michigan Avenue UP-TO-DATE MICHIGAN LAUNDRY CO. SEIEVECQE STATION . . ELBY, Prop. Accessories - Repairing and Storage We Lighten The Way Batteries and Brake Service 10554-56 Michigan Ave. 21 East 110th Place Telephone Phone Pullman 7198 CHICAGO Pullman 8700 Chicago, Ill. C. K. MADDEROM CO. COAL, COKE AND WOOD Phone Pullman 7000 OfIice:l0942 Michigan Avenue Yards: 335 West 112th Street BETTER FURNITURE SINCE 1914 BIMROSE 8: SONS CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE - REUPHOLSTERING 11345 South Michigan Avenue GOUWENS AUTO PARTS Highest Prices Paid for Oldest Cars NEW AND USED PARTS Complete Machine Shop Service MOBILGAS MOBILOIL CHUCK'S SMILING SERVICE S. E. Cor. 111th 85 State Workingee Greasing eTune-ups Com. 9526 VICTOR E. ENGLEMAN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 30 IC. 111111 Straw-1 Ofiivv 111111.49451 1i41si4lvl1r-vf -Pull. 1514 COMQO LARSON'S BAKE sHoP GILBERT'S TAILOR at CLEANER 417 11- 111111 Sf. TUXEDO RENTALS SUITS MADE TO ORDER Plxmw Pullman 1741 352 East usth St. HOME OF RICE CRUST BREAD Y ' A L T' D cl, All R' ht Lady: Can't you Find work? ou le Ong lme eo lg Trampr. Yessumf but everyohe wants a reference from my last employer. Lady: And can't you get one? TYGFUDI No, mum. Yer see, he's been dead twenty-eight years. . . Health Maxim. . - Q . . , h Some physicians direct their patients to lie always on the right side, declaring that it is injurious to t e health to lie on both sides. Yet lawyers as a class enjoy good health. H An Accurate Answer Doctor: What was the most you ever weighed? Patient: H 154 pounds. Doctor: 'And what was the least you ever weighed? Patient: 8 1-4 pounds. THE HOME STORE MICHIGAN AVE. AT ll8TH ST. ROSELAND Commodore 0203 COMPLIMENTS OF OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS . SAXON L. B. FOX DR UPHOLSTERING co. DW-ff 11441 S. Michigan Ave. L. B. FOX CHICAGO t PUI.I.MAN 0448 STUDIO AT 900 W. 79TH STREET STEVE T. ZAOKOPNY ACCORDION SCHOOL WE PAY CASH I-'on USED ACCORDIONS New and Used Accordions For Sale At Lowest Prices Accordions Given on Easy Payment Plan MAIN STUDIO 11323 So. MICHIGAN AVE. S. S. KRESGE CO. Sc - 31.00 Store 11221 S. Michigan Avenue 101 COMPLIMENTS OF DR. WAALKES PULL. 2921-2922 K. VAN ECK Mov1NG AND STORAGE NEW AND USED FURNITURE EXPERT PACKERS AND MOVERS 127-33 W. lllTH ST. STEWART ROOFING 8: CONSTRUCTION CO. 401-03 East 115th Street Chicago 28, Illinois Phones: Commodore 1754-1755 COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 85 MRS. BERTALAN 735 W. 117th Street JHHN ii llllllll INHHHVINH EH. Chicago, Illinois ENGRAVERS FOR THE PULLMAN ANNUAL OF 1944 EECDGEERS EWSUENITTUINIG C00 307-309 First Street Dixon, Iliinois 228 N. Lo Salle Street Chicago, Illinois We ore proud thot the stotf of the PULLMAN ANNUAL entrusted its printing to our orgonizotion cmd we herewith present it os on exomple of our work. Keep Fit for the Days Ahead at Your Y. M. C. A. Join Today THE 111TH STREET Y. M C. A. 4 E. 111th Street Pullman 9210 Hours: 10:A.M. to 10:00P.M. Open Sundays Over One-Half Century of Phone Commodore 5020 Satisfied CUSYOIIIBIS A, 3, F, B. VAN DER MEER SHELL SERVICE 3, SQNS, Inc. 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