Riverside Brookfield High School - Rouser Yearbook (Riverside, IL)
- Class of 1942
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When formal drill and instruction are over, life in Army Post R.B.H.S. takes on a more festive air. Clubs -parties-dramatics-all help us to maintain the army morale. MANEUVERS . . . Drill-drill-drill-and the ma- neuvers. Mock warfare gives good training for officers and privates, helping to maintain a high stand- ard of physical fitness. The co- operation of other similar army posts is essential for our maneuvers. Page Six Riverside-Bruukfield Buys in Service Many things have happened since the Rouser Staff decided to make Army Life the theme of their i942 ROUSER. Among other things War was declared December 8, l94i. Thousands of people immediately responded to the call of their country. The following boys from the Riverside- Brookfield High School volunteered their services and are now all serving in the United States Marines: 1? AUGIE VODA 'A' JAMES BATES 'k RAY GUSTAFSON 'lr EDWARD RIETZ ir STANLEY RUBEL 'lr DON SlEBERT If X N MXN NW WN Cl f !:Wf?W'7i Yhmurmzrfuxmmmwmw. - WV i HGH 2? I ' 4 , X PAH QW' ,.7 I, f ,MX n-if 19 v f f 1' av., ,, 'ff ' 1 X' I M 155:-FL A ' A . N'-S ' THE UPFIIIEH5 . :U '1 1' 'A ff I' +P f ' ' 'L N X K X 5 -X-W1 -Y X 'EA --X x., ' 1 Strateqists if Chief nf Staff 'I 1. i' 13' K-, Q gp, 31: AN,1g,a:':k Earth A. .J J ff K , z. i?,1C57l3 N .. S 36 x Ai . 'nn J ,gf H ' X ' ' X ' W X--'P W' f K A Q 5 .ki X. -- Aj . ' K sf!-2 .if jx-fiflfc. 1 . L., Q L .. K wi? QQ! U5 'N-A Q80 X xl? X I 'Skid Q4 Aides if Enmmisinned llffilzers I 1 5 5 1 i 1 F- 4 f 1 i f 5 'k if Board nf Strateq As in the years past, our Board of Strotegy has continued its fine work in providing adequately for the educational requirements of our community. The greatest problem has been providing facilities for the ever increasing number of students enrolled in our high school. As staff members of this Board we have: Mr. Ross Hinkle, who has been on the Board for eight years and who has done an excellent job as its Presidentg Mrs. C. B. Allen, Chairman of Disciplineg Mrs. T. H. Ludlow, Chairman of Educationg Mr. James C. Mac- Gowan, Chairman of Buildings and Grounds, and Mr. lrvin A. Busse, Chairman of Finance. 'k Mr. R. Hinkle Mrs, T, H, Ludlow Mrs. C. B. Allen Mr. l. A. Busse Mr. J. C. MacGowan Page Eleven Chief nf Staff General L E.IIaehieh Page Twelve General l. E, Haebich has had command of our camp for three years and has proven himself an able and worthy leader. Mr. l. E. Haebich obtained his training at Baldwin-Wallace College and the University of Chicago' where he secured his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees, respectively. He is well known by all ot us privates and commissioned officers for his cheerful manner, progressive spirit, and willingness to guide our efforts and cooperate with all branches of the service. We salute you, General. THE ROUSE MR. LYBECK Richard V. Lybeck, head of the Heavyweight Football Squad, Golf Club, and teacher of Modern History, has also the very responsible position of Boys' Counsellor. Mr. Lybeck's diligent work in his numerous activities has earned the respect and admiration of all the boys. MISS THOMPSON Florence M. Thompson, in connection with her work as Girls' Counsellor and Visiting Teacher, helps to integrate the scholastic and social activity program by sponsoring the Beceus Club and the Sharclub. Miss Thomp- son received her B.S. degree at Indiana State Teachers' College and her M.S. degree at Ohio University. CAMP STAFF Our carnp faculty is topped by few. We are fortunate to have instructors who are willing to guide our steps through the intricacies of camp life and learning. A great deal of our time is spent in our four years here with these teachers and they are always ready and willing to aid us with our personal problems as well as with our academic work. of NINETEEN FORTY TW ides Page Thirteen I I IIJESB. .. Artists, M itsicioms, Scientists J. GEORGE VANCE. B.A., Lawrence College, B.S., Stout Teachers' College, M.A., Northwestern University, Head of Drawing department, Machine and Archi- tectural Drawing, Industrial Arts, Chairman, Junior class guidance, Business Advisor, THE ROUSER. ELIZABETH J. ELLSWORTH. B.A.E., Chicago Art Institute, B.Ph., University of Chicago, Art and Design, Arts and Crafts, Service Art Club, Art Director, THE ROUSER. ALICE BRAINERD. B. Mus., Denver College, A.B., Colorado State College of Education, Choruses, Harmony, History of Music, Candlelight Christmas Service, Operetta, Musical talent for P.T.A., Baccalaureate, Commencement. LOUIS NEWMARK. B.E., Milwaukee State Teachers' College, M.A., Univer- sity of Iowa, Band, Orchestra, American History. I. E, HAEBICH. B.S., Baldwin-Wallace College, M.S., University of Chicago, School Superintendent, Head of Science department. MERRILL G. LOTT. B.E., Northern Illinois State Teachers' College, B.S., University of Chicago, M.A., Northwestern University, Chemistry, Hi-Y Club, Finance Manager, Student Activity Plan. KINGSLEY R. ROTH. :B.S., Baldwin-Wallace College, Physics, Supervisor, Visual Education Program, Catalyst Club, second semester. ARTHUR R. WILLIAMS. B.S., University of Wisconsin, M.S., University of California, Research fellowship, Botany, University of Chicago, Biology, General Science, Bios Logos Club. Page Fourteen Mr. J. G. Vance Miss E. J. Ellsworth Miss A. Brainerd Mr. L, Newmark THE' ROUSE Hey, no peeking, Miss Ellsworth! Two waterboys and a genius iMr. Lott? per- We're nervous. form an experiment. lt must balance, but we're not sure it will, Get that note, in Miss Brainerd's Mr. Williams. Harmony Class. Mr. l, E. Haebich Mr. M. G. Lott Mr. K. R. Roth Mr. A. R. Williams of NINETEEN FORTY TW O Page Fifteen Mr. L. E. Arthur Miss N. K. Courtney Mr. H. L. Yager Mr. N. R, Kaiser Mr. Carlson admonishes, No cheating These angles keep us guessing, now, kids! Mr. Arthur. Time out to read Time in Mr. Kaiser's Mr. Thompson brings world events into his Sociology class. Debate class. Q Page Sixteen l ,516 THE R'OsUSERj l Mr. C. W. Carlson Miss E. M, Curtis Mr. L. O. Johnson M cttliemctticicms, H istorictiis, Social Scientists LEE E. ARTHUR. B.S., Denison University, M.A., University of Chicago, Head of Mathematics department, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Director, School guidance program, Chairman, ticket sales. NETTIE K. COURTNEY. Ph.B., Denison University, M.A., University of' Chicago, Algebra, Geometry, Usher Club. H. L. YAGER. B.A., Bridgewater College, Va., M.A., Columbia University, Algebra, Geometry, leave of absence, second semester. Position filled by Mrs. Doris V. Framburg. A.B., University of Michigan. NORTON R. KAISER. Ph.B., Ph.M., University of Wisconsin, Head of Social Science department, Ancient History, American Government, Sociology, Student Council, Riding Club. CLARENCE W. CARLSON. B.E., Northern Illinois State Teachers' College, M.A., Northwestern University, Modern and American History, Track. ETHEL M. CURTIS. B.A., Coe College, working on M.A., University of Chicago, School secretary, Secretary to Board of Education, American History. LLOYD O. JOHNSON. B.A., St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minnesota, American History, General Mathematics, Commercial Arithmetic, Football, Athletic Manager. RICHARD W. LYBECK. B.A., Luther College, Decorah, Iowa, M.A., North- western University, Boys' Counsellor, Modern History, Football, Galt. CLARENCE M. PEEBLES. A.B., University of Illinois, B. Mus., American Conservatory, M.A., Northwestern University, Social Science, American History, Chairman, Senior class guidance, Camera Club, Photographer, THE ROUSER. LA RUE G. THOMPSON. A.B., M.A., University of Illinois, Sociology, American Government, Debate, Pep Club, Tennis. fNINE'TE4EN'FOR Q Mr. R. W. Lybeck Mr. C. M. Peebles Mr. L. G. Thompson TY TWO Page Seventeen England of Song and Story told in Miss Miss Leland explains the Cumulative Book Ewan's English class. Index to o library page. What industry! lt's Mr. Stephan's Creative Hic, Haec, Hoc. Miss Moore's advanced Writing class. Latin class. Miss M. A. Moore Miss F. Frazier Miss M. Hine Mr. P. M. Stephan T H V E R O U S E Page Eighteen Miss C. Ewan Miss M. Bore Miss E. L. Shipley Foreign iiigiiists, Literaricmis, Librarians MARY A. MOORE. A.B., Penn State College, A.M., Columbia University, Head of Language department, Latin, Pro Merito Club, Usher Club. FLORA FRAZIER. A.B., De Pauw University, English 9, German, Der Deutsche Verein. MARIE HINE. A.B., University of Washington, Spanish, Lotin, Social Science, Spanish Club, Chairman, Extra Curricular Board, Chairman, Assembly Program Committee. PAUL M. STEPHAN. B.A., North Central College, Naperville, Illinois, M.A., University of Illinois, Reading Clinic, English 9, ll, Creative Writing, Clarion, Hall Guard System Supervisor. CAROLINE EWAN. A.B., University of Illinois, M.A., University of Chicago, Head of English department, English ll, l2. MABEL BARE. B.E., Illinois State Normal University, M.A., University of Michigan, English IO, ll, National Honor Society. E. LUCILE SHIPLEY. B.E., Illinois State Normal University, M.A., Columbia University, English 9, lO, Masque and Wig Club, Senior Class Play. MARY HOUSTON. B.A., Knox College, M.A., University of Chicago, English IO, ll, Foreign Correspondence Club, Junior Red Cross. DAVID D. MALCOLM. A.B., Harvard College, Ed. M., Boston University, English 9, IO, Junior Closs Play, Wrestling. INA E. LELAND. A.B., North Dakota State School of Science, Mayville State Teachers' College, B.S. lL.S.i University of Illinois, School Librarian, ROUSER. Miss M. Houston Mr. D. D. Malcolm Miss I. E. Leland of NINETEEN FORTY TW Page Nineteen Page Twenty Physical Educators, Industrial Artists, H omc Economists WILLIAM A. DUDLEY. B.E., Northern Illinois State Teachers' Collegeg Head of Physical Education departrnentj Boys' Health and Physical Educationg Heavyweight Basketballg Footballg Chairman, Freshman class guidance. VIRGINIA R. BOYLE. B.E., Illinois State Normal Universityg Girls' Health and Physical Educatianj Girls' Athletic League. OTTO C. HAACK. B.S., Stout Institute: M.A., Northwestern Universityg Head of Industrial Arts departmentg Machine Shop. WILLIAM A. SHUEY. B.A., Northern Illinois State Teachers' Collegeg Woodworkingg Lightweight Footballg Lettermen's Club. BEN H. WESTLAKE. B.E., Northern Illinois State Teachers' College: Printingg Mechanical Drawingg Industrial Artsg Supervisor of Clarion printingg Lightweight Basketball. ANTONIA KRAMP. B.A., Lewis Instituteg Foodsg Clothingp Home Economics Club. MRS. TREVA LEFTRIDGE KELLY. B.E., Western Illinois State Teachers' Collegeg M.E., Colorado State Teachers' College of Agriculture and Mechanical Artsg Cafeteria Directorp Foodsg Home Economics Club. S Mr. W. A. Dudley ' Miss V. R. Boyle Mr. O. C. Haack Mr. W. A. Shuey THE ROUSE of N A future mechanic learns his trade in Mr. What's cooking? It looks good, Mrs. Kelly! Haack's Machine Shop. The Clarion goes into print in Mr. Westlake's What eager followers you have, Miss Boyle. Printing class. Mr. B. H. Westlake M555 A- KVUYTWD Mrs. T. L. Kelly INETEEN FORTY TWO Page Twenty-one Busy as bees in Miss Cleary's Commercial Who could it be that you're looking up, boys? Law class. Business as usual, smiles Miss Curtis in the Mr. Hoffman's Bookkeeping class can't make main office. the budgets balance. Miss R. M. Cleary Miss C. Barrick Miss W. Buchholz Mr. H. W. Hoffman T H E R O U S E Page Twenty-two Stenogmphers, Bookkeepers, Secretaries RUTH M. CLEARY. A.B., M.A., University of Michigang Head of Commercial departmentg Office Practiceg Salesmanshipj Commercial Lawg Bookstoreg Placement work for graduating class. CLARABEL BARRICK. B.E., Illinois State Normal Universityg Shorthand: Typingj Scribblers Club. WILMA BUCHHOLZ. B.E., Illinois State Normal Universityj Junior Business Trainingj Shorthandj Typingg Riding Clubj Scribblers Club. H. W. HOFFMAN. A.B., University of Kansasj Bookkeepingg Commercial' Arithmeticg Philatelist Club. The Office Staff consists of Miss Ethel Curtis, Secretaryg Mrs. Jean F. Brown, Assistant Secretary, who fills the vacancy left by Mrs. Jessie Thompson, who resigned, at the end of the first semesterg and Miss Doris Samuel. Miss Elizabeth Lenksas is a member of the clerical staff of the bookstore. t Miss E. M. Curtis Mrs. J. Thompson Miss D. Samuel Miss E. Lenksas of NINETEENQFORTY T'WO Page Twenty-three ,l 5 -- llnmmissinned Illffilzers Senior Class nf 1942 1938-1939. .We enter upon our freshman career as war is brewing in Europe. Remember those first years as buck privates in Camp R-B? They went off in marshall order because now that we have completed our training we can give a grand salute to the incoming rookies and tell them not to mind being in the guard house or on K.P. duty, occasionally, we didn't mind it. Who will ever forget that first year when we knew little of the general's tactics? we took Aubrey Fanning as our Private, First Class, with M. Baker, A. Marsh, and W. Killens serving him as able bodied assistants. 1939-1940. Then came our second year when we began to appear brighter for all the drilling. With Jeanne Penney in command of the corporals and T. Rottunno, E. Turner, and B. Hill cheering us on how could we help but get ourselves worked into a lather for that third ordeal that was really child's play. And how could we ever forget this year! War in Europe. British refugees arriving with renewed hope. Two of them enter R-B. Aubrey Fanning - Margaret Eriksson Richard King -- Karl Franson -- Vice-President - - ..... - -Secretary - ..... Treasurer - - - - President THE ROUSE of NINET No it isn't a beautycontestg it's the Junior- Going my way, Gloria? Senior promenade. 1940-1941. Bombs are falling in London again . . . the selective service . . . our young men leaving for camp or home on furlough. Jim Lyle, that ole Southern Colonel was the drivin'est officer! How we surprised everyone when we made a record Junior Play ticket sales such as has never been topped before or since. P. Jansen, S. Neumayer, and K. Franson made mighty hard-bailed sergeants but we needed them. 1941-1942. Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor. United States at war! Some of our classmates volunteer their services . . . defense workers . . . tire rationing . . . General MacArthur . . . sugar cords. But amidst it all, at last we're being comrnissionedl We're giving many leaders to the world's forces, not actual armed leaders, but strong fighting strength that is necessary in times like these. K. Franson, A. Fanning, M. Eriksson, and R. King were chosen by us to add the finishing touches in our successful careers. Burt Krueger served as head of the student body and together we rnade what we think is a most remarkable record. Taps have been blown so we leave this review on the annals to be praised by the remaining armies passing through R-B. , EEN FORTY TWO Page Twenty-five Lieulenanls HOWARD RICHARD ADAMSON. Band I, 2, Orchestra I, 2, Student Council 2, Prom Committee 3, Track I, 3, Chorus I, 2, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Masque and Wig Play 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Operetta 4. Ver- satile-independent-casual. JAMES JOHN ANDERLE. Tumbling 3, 4, Football 4. Congenial - effectual - pre- occupied. HOWARD ALLEN ANDERSON. Intramu- rals I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, President 4. Energetic-persistent-frolicsome. RUTH LUCYLE ANDERSON. Home Eco- nomics I, Prom Committee 3, Scribblers 3, 4, Foreign Correspondence Club 4, Clarion 4. Witty-trim-diverting. RICHARD CALVIN ARNOLD. Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4. Conservative- steadfast-considerate. CHRISTINE ANN ARRIGO. Scribblers 3, 4. Impossive-shy-smiling. MARJORIE MILDRED BAKER. Beceus I, Class Officer, Vice-President I, Home Eco- nomics I, Orpheus 2, Foreign Correspond- ence Club 2, Vice-President 3, Orchestra 3, Pro Merito 3, Sharclub Senate 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Scribblers 3, 4, Student Activity Manager 3, 4, Extra Curricular Board, Corresponding Secretary 4. Musical --poised-efficient, JAMES BATES. Not graduating, in the United States Marines. Good-natured- outspoken-ambitious. LORRAINE M. BEAVERS. Ice Skating Club 2, Riding Club 4. Attractive-pep- pery-cornpanionable. WILLIS HERBERT BEBINGER. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Cross Country Track 4. Lively-othIetic-humorous. GORDON EMERSON BECHT. Camera Club 4. Placid--rotund-jolly. DONALD H. BEHRENS. Lanky-tranquil -obliging. JOSEPH EDWARD BENSFIELD, JR. Track I, Football I, 2, 3, 4. Brawny-genial- aftable. HERBERT WARREN BLACK. Football 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Lettermen's Club 3, Bowling 3. Mosculine-rugged-artistic. RONALD KENNETH BLACK. Steady- confident-bland. Page Twenty six EVELYN M. BLAZEK. Beceus I, Riding Club I, 2, Pro Merito 2, Foreign Corre- spondence Club 2, 3, President 4, Chorus 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4, Clarion 4. Dis- crirninoting-friendly-alacrit. ROBERT JOSEPH BLONDIN. Firm-de- termined-reckless. DORIS MARIE BOLLINGER. Beceus I, Gym Exhibition l, Bios Logos, Vice-Presi- dent 2, Foreign Correspondence Club 2, 3, Clio Club 3, German Club 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, Library Page 2, 3, 4, Rouser 3, Editor 4, Extra Curricular Board 4. Spon- taneous-tactfuI-understanding. DARLEEN JUNE BRACHTENBACH. Rid- ing Club 3. Systematic-cheerful-pert. RUTH MARGARET BREHM. Pro Merito, Secretary 2, Library Page 2, 3, Student Activity Manager 3, Clarion, Editor 4, Clio Club, Vice-President 4, Red Cross Chapter 4. Imaginative-positive-ecstatic. RUTH GERTRUDE BRAUNE. Home Eco- nomics I, 2, Scribblers 3, 4, German Club 3, Usher Club 3, 4. Serene-punctuaI-- adept. PAUL VINCENT BRENNAN, JR. Track I, 2, Chorus 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. Straight- torward-unassuming-agreeable. FRED W. BROCKIE. Imperturbable-im dependent-unconcerned. JOHN HOWARD BRODIN. Handsome- shy-muscular. CAROL CECELIA BROWN. Riding Club 3, Pro Merito 3, Home Economics 4, Opera Club 4. Quiet--naive-pleasant. RUTH MARIE BROZIO. Gym Exhibition I, Clio Club 3, Scrlbblers 4. Carefree- vibrant-gay. HARRY BRUNDAGE, JR. Bios Logos 2, Pro Merito 2, 3, German Club 3, Secretary 4, Clio Club 3, Riding Club 4, Debate 4, Class Play 4. Willing-jolly-good-natured. JOSEPHINE M. BUSSEMA. Serene-dis creet-platonic. ' DANIEL S. BUTKOVITCH. Transferred from Lyons Township High School 4. Strik- ing-appealing-handsome. VICTOR CADA. Not graduating-dropped school. Astonishing-unfeeling-unique. Adamson Anderle H. Anderson R. Anderson Arnold Arrigo Baker Bates Beavers Bebinger Becht Behrens Bensfield H. Black R. Black Blazek Blondin Bollinger Brachtenbach Brehm Braune Brennan Brockie Brodin Brown Brozio Brundage Bussema Butkovitch Cada K is E Campbell Castle Caswell Cates Chana Clements Clemons Cosgrove Coy Craig Creghin Crosby Dalasky Davey Denton Descher J. Di rkes V. Dirkes Dolejs Doop Dumroese Economy Ehrhardt A. Emard M. Emard Engelsman Eriksson Fairvalley Fanning AUDREY DOROTHY CAMPBELL. Home Economics I, Scribblers 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4, German Club 3. Capricious-prudent -amusing. MARK W. CASTLE. Student Activity Manager I, 2, Stamp Club I, President 2, Intramurals I, 2, Track 2, Debate 2. Un- pretentious-admirable-fine. ROBERT CARR CASWELL. Clio Club I, Glee Club I, Gym Exhibition I, Bios Logos 2, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Football 2, Prom Committee 3, Tennis 3, 4. Casa- nova--carefree-confident. DONALD COOLl.EY CATES. Ice Skating Club I, 2, Bios Logos 2, Band 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Catalyst Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Student Council 4. Congenial-capable- cordial. RICHARD K. CHANA. Athletic Manager I, 2, Golf 3, 4. Lithe-dexterous-shiek. DONALD BRUCE CLEMENTS. Clio Club I, Glee Club I, Track I, Bias Logos 2, Radio Club 2, Pram Committee 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Gym Exhibition I, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, Letter- men's Club 3, 4. Nimble-buoyant-um selfish. BETTE J. CLEMONS. Beceus I, Cheer Leader 2, Orchestra I, 2, String Ensemble I, 2, German Club 3, Pep Club, Vice- President 3, Student Activity Manager 3, 4. Facetious-capricious-turbulent. ROBERT JOSEPH COSGROVE. Transferred from Columbus High School, Columbus, Indiana 3. CompIacent--unshaken-tram quil. C. LYNN COY. Hi-Y I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Bios Logos, Treasurer 2, Catalyst Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Riding Club 4, Ticket Manager 2, 3, 4. Preoccupied-spunky- friendly. RICHARD ALLEN CRAIG. Debate Club I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Extra Curricular Board 2, Pro Merito 2, Bios Logos 2, Clio Club 3, Catalyst Club 3, 4, Student Activity Manager 4. LogicaI-persuasive-analyb ical. HAROLD CREGHIN. Gym Exhibition I. Casual-happy-lanky. RENEE CAROLE CROSBY. Gym Exhibition I, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Beceus I, Clarion 4. Stunning--tranquiI-reserved. EUGENE J. DALASKY. Chorus I, 2, Gym Exhibition I, Basketball I, 2. Happy-go- Iucky-debonair-noteworthy. GEORGE ROBERT DAVEY. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Letter- Lieutenants men's Club 3, 4, Wrestling 4. Modest- unconcerned-masculine. DOROTHE BARBARA DENTON. Trans- ferred from J. Sterling Morton High School 3, Scribblers 4, Student Activity Manager 4. Lively-willowy-fun-loving. MARVIN ROGER DESCHER. Football l, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3. Honorable-um assuming-blithe. JOHN JOSEPH DIRKES. Not graduating -dropped school. Nonchalant-irrevelant -felicitous. VIRGINIA MARY DIRKES. Ice Skating Club 2, Service Art Club 4. Warm- cheerful-cordial. ANTON A. DOLEJS. Philatelist Club 2, Scribblers 4. Studious-neat-traditional. RICHARD JOHN DOPP. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Punctual-musicaI- meticulous. SHIRLEY JUNE DUMROESE. Bios Logos 2, Scribblers 3, 4, Foreign Correspondence Club 4, Student Activity Assistant 4. Loy- al-companionable-voluntary. DENNIS GUST ECONOMY. Bios Lagos 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Riding Club 3, 4. Passive- agreeable-trustworthy. NANCIE EHRHARDT. Student Activity Manager 2, Scribblers 3, 4, Clarion 4. Faithful-amicable-refreshing. ALFRED W. EMARD. AgreeabIe-adven- turous-good-natured. MABEL MARIE EMARD. Ice Skating Club 2, Home Economics I. ObIiging-imper- turbable-gay. DOROTHY ANN ENGELSMAN. Beceus I, Scribblers 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 4. Demure-discreet-courteous. MARGARET JANE ERIKSSON. Pro Meri- to 3, 4, Foreign Correspondence Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Rouser 3, 4, Class Officer, Secretary 4. Sympathetic-inflw ential-poised. JAY CHARLES FAIRVALLEY. Football 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. Persistent-defh ant-gratifying. AUBREY FAY FANNING. Class Officer, President I, Vice-President 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Junior Bowling League, Co-Chairman 3, Prom Committee 3. Sportsman-politic-gallant. DOROTHY MAY FENCIL. Home Econom- ics I, 2, Gym Exhibition I, 2, 3, Foreign Correspondence Club 2, Clio Club 2, G.A.L. 2, 4. AthIetic-agreeable-plucky. Fencll Page Twenty nine Lieulenanls Page Thirty HENRY J. FIALA. Reticent-affable- tall. JOHN NICKLOUS FIXARI. Track I, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4. Mischievous-appealing- constant. GRAYCE HAZEL FLYNN. Home Econom- ics I, 2, G.A.L. I, Scribblers Club 2, 3, Ice Skating Club 2, Prom Committee 3. Glamorous-sociable-modern. ALBERT THOMAS FLYNN. Gym Exhibi- tion I, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Student Activity Manager 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Rouser 3. Masterful-hearty-stalwart. CATHERINE VIRGINIA FOSKETT. G.A.L. I, Foreign Correspondence Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. Dignified-winning-phlegr matic. PAUL KENNETH FRANCESCON. German Club 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Catalyst Club 3, 4. Honest-reserved-flippant. KARL DAVID FRANSON. Chorus I, 2, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Bios Logos 2, Track and Field Club 3, Class Officer, Treasurer 3, President 4. Scholar- ly-competent-hardy. ANTHONY JOHN FRANZESE. Vigilant- incongruous-diabolical. WILLIAM AUSTIN FRAZIER. Band I, Stamp Club 2, Clio Club 2, Chorus 3, 4. Blithe-loyal--diligent. BURTON G. FRICK-Bios Logos 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Catalyst Club 3. Spirited-diverting-nonchaIant. AUDREY JANE FROELICH. Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Secretary 4, Drum Majorette 3, 4, Gym Exhibition 3, Guidance Commit- tee 4. Studious-stellar--steady. CARYL GANNETT. Bowling League 3, Prom Committee 3, Scribblers 4. Devoted -sumptuous-stylish. EDWARD JOSEPH GOETSCH, JR. Camera Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4, German Club 2, 3, Extra Curricular Board 3, 4, Catalyst Club, President 4. Intelligent-perseven ing-undaunted. BARBARA JANE GRAY. Riding Club 2, Treasurer 2, Student Activity Manager I, 2, 4, Foreign Correspondence Club 3, Usher Club 3, 4, String Choir 3, Spanish Club, Treasurer 4, Assembly Planning Committee 4, Extra Curricular Board 2, D.A.R. Award for Outstanding Senior Girl. Intellectual- cordial-winning. HERMINA EMILIE GREINKE. Home Eco- nomics Club I, 2, Scribblers 2, 3, President 4, Usher Club 3, 4. Efficient-pIeasing- secretarial. BETTY ELLEN GREEN. Beceus Club, Sec- retary I, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sharclub Senate 2, 3, President 4, Foreign Correspondence 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4, Extra Curricular Board 4. Practical-obliging-jovial. DOLORES LAVERNE GUHL. Gym Exhibi- tion I, Clio Club 3, Scribblers 4. Delicate -genial-trim. HAROLD C. GUSTAFSON. Athletic Man- ager I, 3, Basketball 3, 4. Exuberant- competent-plucky. ARLENE RUTH HAJECK. Band I, Secre- tary 2, 3, 4, Beceus Club I, Orchestra 2, 3, President 4, Clio Club 2, Honor Society 2, 3, President 4, Student Activity Manager 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Foreign Correspondence 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Guidance Committee, Chairman 4. Loyal-charming-refined. RALPH S. HAJEK. Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Advertising Club 3, 4, Catalyst Club 4. GaIIant-persistent- independent. RUDOLPH L. HAJEK, JR. Orchestra 2, 3, 4, String Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Advertising Club 2, 3, 4. Retiring-serene-welcome. DARRELL QUENTIN HALLBERG. Basket- ball I, Intramurals 2, Football 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Class Officer, Sergeant-ot- Arms 3, 4. lmpetuous-dashing-caprb cious. GEORGE EDWARD HAMMEL, JR. Foot- ball I, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Bios Logos 2, Catalyst Club 3. Uncommunicative-firm -modest. VIRGINIA HARLEV. Ice Skating Club 2, Spanish Club 3, G.A.L. I, Riding Club 2. Surprising-modern-appealing. JANICE MARY HARTLEY. Riding Club I, 2, G.A.L. I, Foreign Correspondence 3, Vice-President 4, Bowling League 3, Ger- man Club 4. Neat-fun-loving-impres sive. HELEN IRENE HAWLEY. Riding Club 2, 3, 4, Bios Logos 2, Spanish Club 2, Scrib- blers 3, 4. Refreshing-Iikeable-efficient. BETTY MARIE HEATH. Gym Exhibition I, Chorus I, Scribblers 3. Demure-un- assuming-genial. MARTHA ELLEN HEATH. Chorus I. Capricious-impulsive-steady. ROBERT ALLEN HESLEY. Happy-hearty -gallant. WILLIAM GEORGE HILL. Class Officer, Treasurer 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4. Indefatig- able--affablc+quick. Fiala Fixari G. Flynn T. Flynn Foskett Francescon Franson F ranzese Frazier Erick Froel ich . Gannett Goetsch Gray Greinke Green Guhl Gustafson Hajeck Ralph Hajek Rudolph Haiek Hallberg Hammel Harlev Hartley Hawley B. Heath M. Heath Hesley Hill I i 1 S r s 4 Hines Horak Horne Huberty Hughes Hultgren lllich Jablonski Jacklin Jakoubek Jansen Jayne Jeschke Jones Juengel Kavanaugh Kehoe Kelly Keller Kennedy King Kirby Klein Kline Klows Knauber Knutson Kobzina Kohl Komarek ELEANOR WILLA HINES. Gym Exhibition I, Beceus Club I, Masque and Wig Club 2, 3, 4, Play 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Class Play 3, 4. Coquette-coy -rollicking. ANTOINETTE FRANCES HORAK. Adver- tising Club I, 2, President 3, Gym Exhibi- tion I, 2, Glee Club I, Orpheus Club I, 2, Prom Committee 3, Chorus 4, Rauser 4. Artistic-eager-individual. RALPH FREDERICK HORNE. Chorus 2, Stamp Club 3. Hearty-unabashed-de pendable. RUTH L. HUBERTY. Scribblers 4. Pru- dent-conservative-agreeable. FRANCES JANE HUGHES. Riding Club I, Scribblers 3, 4. Dainty-carefrew-cap able. ANN JOSEPHINE HULTGREN. Beceus I, Student Council 2, Gym Exhibition 2, Cheer Leader 2, Prom Committee 3, Bowling League 3, Scribblers 4. Jovial-natural- vivacious. LORRAINE JANE ILLICH. Riding Club I, Foreign Correspondence I, 2, 3, 4, Beceus Club I, Gym Exhibition I, 2, Bios Logos 2, Catalyst Club 3, Clio Club, Vice-President 3, Prom Committee 3, Chorus 3, Usher Club 3, President 4, Guidance Committee 4. Efficient-successful-sincere. WALTER JOHN JABLONSKI. Football 2, 3. Earnest-well-mannered-collected. EMMETT E. JACKLIN. Compliant-hesb tant-outspoken. ROBERT WILLIAM JAKOUBEK. Light- hearted-indifferent-dilatory. PHILIP JANSEN, JR. Chorus I, 2, Gym Exhibition I, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Student Council 3, Secretary 4, Class Offi- cer, Vice-President 3, Prom Committee 3, Chairman of Magazine Subscription Drive 4. Honest-executive-debonair. MARJORIE LOUISE JAYNE. Foreign Cor- respondence I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.L. I, Bios Logos 2, Prom Committee 3, Clio Club 3, Scribblers 4. Condid-chic-enthusiastic. LA VERNE EVELYN JESCHKE. Trans- ferred from Lindblom High School, Chicago 3, Scribblers 3, 4, Clio Club 3. Capable -retiring-trustworthy. MELISSA ANN JONES. Scribblers 3, 4, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Play 4. Peppy --flirtatious-fastidious. DORIS A. JUENGEL. Glee Club 2, Foreign Correspondence 2, 3, Home Economics 3 President 4, Class Play 3, Usher Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Operetta 4, Scribblers 4. GarruIous-efficient-stately. HELEN DOLORES KAVANAUGH. G.A.L. I, 3, Bios Logos 2, Usher Club 3, 4, Stu- dent Activity Manager 4. Meritable- pleasing-sympathetic. 1 Lieulenants VIRGINIA ROSE KEI-IOE. Home Econom- ics I, 2, Scribblers 3, 4. SmaIl-quiet- good-natured. ALICE KELLY. Gym Exhibition I, Beceus I, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Masque and Wig Club 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, Rouser Staff 3, 4, Class Play 3, Usher Club 3, 4, Riding Club 4. Studious-placid-com- petent. BETTE JANE KELLER. Foreign Corre- spondence 2, Scribblers 3. Capable-de- pendoble-precise. ROBERT KENNEDY. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. Stalwart-masculine-undisturbed. RICHARD FREDERICK KING. Student Activity Manager I, 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Gym Exhi- bition I, Clio Club, Vice-President 2, Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Rouser Staff 3, 4, Debate Club 4, Extra Curricular Board, Vice-Chairman 4, Class Officer, Treasurer 4. Deliberate - honest - argu- mentative. JEAN ELLEN KIRBY. Beceus Club I, Pro Merita Club, Treasurer 2, Masque and Wig Club 2, 3, 4, Play 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 3, Clio Club 3, Foreign Cor- respondence 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Usher Club 3, 4, Clarion 4, Chorus 4. Cultured-sagacious-drolI. RICHARD ROBERT KLEIN, JR. Chorus I, 2, Gym Exhibition I, Masque and Wig Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Play 3, 4, Basketball 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Extra Curricular Board 3, Prom Committee 3, Class Play 4. Cordial-ardent-debonair. CLOVER LILLIAN KLINE. Beceus Club I, Gym Exhibition I, Riding Club 2, 3, 4, Ice Skating Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Glee Club 3. Enthusiastic-matter-of-fact-- studious. HELEN ELIZABETH KLOWS. G.A.L. I, Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4. Athletic-reserved --willowy. JOYCE LOUISE KNAUBER. Transferred from Providence High School 3, Pro Merita Club 3, 4, Foreign Correspondence 3, 4. Chummy-talkative-obliging. ELEANOR LOUISE KNUTSON. R i d i n g Club 3. Unaffected-adventurous--char- itable. SHIRLEY ANN KOBZINA. Foreign Corre- spondence 3, lce Skating Club 3, Clio Club 3, German Club 4, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Play 3, 4. Vigorous-impetuous- humorous. DOROTHY ELIZABETH KOHL. Steadfast -genial-serene. ROBERT CLARENCE KOMAREK. German Club 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Rouser 3, Golf 3, Scrib- blers 4. Earnest-composed--gentlemanly. Page Thirty three Lieutenanls GLADYS JANE KOSIK. Gym Exhibition l, 2, 3, Home Economics I, Beceus Club I, Basketball 3, 4. GIamorous-talented- blithe. RICHARD FRANCIS KOSOBUD. Clio Club 2, Pro Merito 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, Captain 3, Debate Club 3, Football 3, Ice Skating Club 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Rouser 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Clarion 4. Asser- tive-friendly-courteous. GEORGE F. KOUBA. Chorus 4. Vigorous -adventurous--peppy. WILLIAM A. KRAFT. Track I, 2, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4. Daring- kind-sincere. FRANK J. KRAL. Discriminating-baslm ful-handy. EVELYN RUTH KROUPA. Gym Exhibition I, Pro Merito 2, Clio Club 2, Foreign Cor- respondence 2, 3, Scribblers 3, 4. Spirited -competent-skilled. ARLIN CORAL KRUEGER. Transferred from Farragut High School 3, Scribblers 4. Frank-jaunty-chatty. BURT TELFAIR KRUEGER. Student Activ- ity Manager I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Cho- rus I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, Clio Club 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Tennis Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Masque and Wig Club 2, 3, 4, Play 2, 4, Extra Curricular Board 2, 4, Class Play 3, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. Chivalrous--suave -impish. ETHEL KUMLACKY. Glee Club 2. Mu- sical-gentle-studious. RUTH LAWRENCE. Scribblers 3. Fiery -jubilant-piquant. NORMA ELIZABETH LAXO. Riding Club I, 4, Rouser 3, 4. Modest-tall-tranquil. MALCOLM SCOTT LILLJANDER. Bios Logos 2, Band 3, 4. Independent-um shaken-pondering. HENRY BERNARD LOESS. Noteworthy- unabashed-distant. JEANNE ELIZABETH LOHNES. Scribblers 3, 4, Clarion 4. Petite-brisk--striking. EVELINE MARIE LONG. Foreign Corre- spondence 2, Scribblers 2, Bios Logos 2. Chic-unassuming-considerate. EDWARD VICTOR' LUKAS. AffabIe- blunt-diffident. Page Thirty four DONALD CARL LUNDGREN. S t u d e n t Council I, Debate Club I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball I, Bios Lo- gos 2, Clio Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Catalyst Club 3, 4, Secretary 4, Class Play 3, 4, Ticket Manager 3, Extra Curricular Board 4, Clarion 4, Masque and Wig Club 4, Play 4. Talkative-intelIigent-out- spoken. JAMES ALBERT LYLE, JR. Basketball I, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 4, Student Council I, 2, 4, Treasurer 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club I, Football 2, 3, 4, Clio Club 2, Class Officer, President 3. Patient-obligirig- sincere. ROBERTA JEAN MAC GOWAN. Student Council I, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Beceus Club, President I, Pro Merito 2, Bios Logos, Treasurer 2, Clio Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Sharclub Senate 2, Usher Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Poised-con- servative-discriminating. RICHARD JOSEPH MAHER. Lackadaislcal -undisturbed--cheerful. PHYLLIS LUCILLE MALCOM. Riding Club 2, Bios Logos 2. Pert-complacent-tiny. ARLENE FAYE MARSH. Class Officer, Secretary I, Foreign Correspondence Club I, 2, Gym Exhibition I, Bios Logos 2, Prom Committee 3. Refreshing--witty-buoyant. MARGARET McCORM ICK. Demure-neat -reposeful. FREDERICK FRANCIS MCGINN. Catalyst Club 4. Happy-humorous-silent. DOLORES MARION MEALER. Scribblers I, 2, 3, 4, Attractive--delightful-alert. HENRY MELICHAR, JR. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Golf 3, Clio Club 3. Congenial--emotionaI-vociferous. WILLIAM KENNETH MEYER. Chorus 3, 4, Class Play 4. Punctual-tI'1oughttul- discreet. EDWARD GEORGE MIHALEK. Football I, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Manager 2, Clio Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Lettermen's Club 3, Service Art Club 4, Catalyst Club, Vice-President 4. Artistic-talented-com- petent. ROBERT LEONARD MILLER. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. Devoted-gallant -turbulent. RUTH ELAINE MILTON. Gym Exhibition I, Glee Club 2, Student Activity Manager 3. Calm-cute-confident. Kosik Kosobud Kouba Kraft Kral Kroupa A. K rueger B. Krueger Kumlacky Lawrence Laxo Lilliander Loess Lohnes Long Lukas Lundgren Lyle MocGowan Maher Malcom Marsh McCormick McGinn Mealer Melichar Meyer Mihalek Miller Milton 1 , ,.,..,- , ,,,,,,, , n4,,,,,7 w an L W 7 P Mlyniec Moore Morris Muky Murrin Myslivecek Near Nelson Neumayer Niebur O. Novak R. Novak Oetting A. Olson G. Olson Opper Orsay Overholt Popocek Pavlet Pearl Penney Perkins Peterson Pfeiffer Pinnau Piotrowski Praza k Prozen Priban BARBARA MLYNIEC. Transferred from Lyons Township High School 4. Warm- efficient-cordial. HARRIET MARJORIE MOORE. Gym Ex- hibition I, 2, Basketball l, 2, Scribblers 3, 4. Sparkling--energetic-bonny. JANE ELIZABETH MORRIS. Transferred from Lyons Township High School 4. Wel- come-gracious-different. FLORENCE MUKY. Scribblers 3, 4. Lib- eral-frank-determined. GERTRUDE MURRIN. Bowling 3. Equable -sprightly-compatible. EVELYN MYSLIVECEK. Scribblers 3, 4. Fiery-gay-casual. BEVERLY NEAR. Gym Exhibition I, 2, Bios Logos 2, Foreign Correspondence 2, Catalyst Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. Dashing-diverting-lavish. RAYMOND CHARLES NELSON. Industri- ous-reserved-companionable. SHIRLEY MARIE NEUMAYER. R id i n g Club I, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics I, Beceus Club I, Spanish Club 2, Foreign Corre- spondence 2, Prom Committee 3, Bowling 3, Class Play 3, 4. Vivacious-flirtatious -gay. MARVIN H. NIEBUR. Football I, 2. Cap- able-happy-gmlucky-loyal. OLGA VIVIAN NOVAK. Bios Loqos 2, Riding Club 2, Pro Merito 2, 3, 4, Treasur- er 3, Student Activity Manager 2, Clio Club 3, 4: Mosque and Wig Club 3, 4, Secretary 3. Play 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4, Catalyst Club 4, Clarion 4, Class Play 4. Purpose- ful-individual-chic. ROBERT ANTHONY NOVAK. Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Foot- ball I, 2, 3, Track I, Camera Club I, Gym Exhibition I, Intramural Basketball I, 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Clio Club, Vice- President 2, Tennis 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Tennis Club 3, Secretary 4, Prom Committee 3, Rouser 3, 4. Debonair- popular-carefree. MELODY MYRTLE OETTING. Riding Club I, 2, lce Skating Club 2, Foreign Corre- spondence 3, 4, German Club 3, Vice- President 4. Friendly-frolicsome-frank. ALBERTA G. OLSON. Home Economics I, 2, Bios Logos 2, Scribblers 4. Subdued- sedate-serene. L GEORGE CALVIN OLSON. Clarion 4. Mischievous-sociable-warm-hearted. Lieutenants HAZEL M. OPPER. Foreign Correspond- ence 4. Happy-nonchalant-competent. ROBERT MARVIN ORSAY. Bashful- hearty-prompt. ROY A. OVERHOLT. Basketball 3. Shy -resourceful-unaffected. GEORGE LAWRENCE PAPACEK. Catalyst Club 4, Camera Club 4. Handy-placid -compassionate. I DOROTHY JUNE PAVLET. Home Eco- nomics I, Vice-President 2, Scribblers 3, 4, Pro Merita 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4. Quiet -tactfui-progressive. MILDRED PEARL. Riding Club I, Scrib- blers 3, 4. Bland-blase-sprightly.. JEANNE PENNEY. Library Page I, 2, 3, Gym Exhibition I, 2, G.A.L. I, Beceus Club I, Sharclub Senate 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Class Officer, President 2, Usher Club 3, 4, Scribblers 3, 4, Pep Club, Secretory 3, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 4, Clarion 4. Genial-peppy-candid. RUSSELL JEAN PERKINS. Sober-non- committal-cool. ARTHUR R. PETERSON. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3, 4, Bios Logos 2, Golf,2, Prom Committee 3, Student Activity Manager 4. Artless- heartless-stalwart. ALBERTA JUNE PFEIFFER. Clio Club 2, President 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Riding Club 3, 4, Foreign Correspondence 3, Library Page 3. Reticent-ambitious-plucky. EVELYN M. PINNAU. Gym Exhibition I, 2, Foreign Correspondence I, 2, Beceus Club I,'Riding Club I, 2, Home Economics I, 2, Student Activity Manager 2, Clarion 4. Fastidious-trim-feminine. CHESTER JOHN PIOTROWSKI. Gym Ex- hibition I, Intramurals 2, Track 3. Quaint -straightforward-unshaken. THOMAS MYLES PRAZAK. Chorus I, 2, 4, Aviation Club 2. Upright-courteous -endeavoring. EVELYN ROSE PRAZEN. Foreign Corre- spondence I, Home Economics I, 2, 3, Beceus Club I, Scribblers 3. Tiny-so- ciable-companionable. JOSEPH C. PRIBAN. lncongruous-worthy -conventional. Page Thirty seven Lieutnnants MARIAN PROHASKA. Bios Logos 25 Pro Merito 3, 45 Foreign Correspondence 3, 4. Harmonious-ready-exciting. GEORGE S. PROKSA. Frosh-Sophomore Basketball I, 25 Basketball I, 25 Prom Committee 35 Catalyst Club 45 Wrestling 4. Conservative-fine-agreeable. STANLEY PROKUPEK. Patient-iocuIar- atfable. MARVIN ARTHUR PROSCHE. Radio Club I5 Bios Logos 25 Track 2, 3, 45 Clio Club 35 German Club 3, 45 Catalyst Club 3, 45 Cross Country Track 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Lettermen's Club 4. Diligent--self- reliant-natural. RICHARD EARL PROSCHE. Clio Club 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 45 Gym Exhibition 25 Tennis 3, 45 Catalyst Club 3, 45 German Club 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Cross Country Track, Captain 45 Class Play 4. GalIont-com- posed-undaunted. SHIRLEY ARLAINE PROUTY. G.A.L. I5 Scribblers 4. Jaunty-sociabIe-bewitch- ing. MARION LORRAINE RADKE. Beceus I5 G.A.L., Secretary I5 Pro Merito 25 Clio Club 25 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Usher Club 3, 45 Scribblers 3, 45 Guidance Committee 4. Cheery-sincere-democratic. LE ROY ROBERT RADTKE. Football 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Unaboshed--polite -reticent. MARION LEOLA READ. Home Econom- ics I, 25 Scribblers 3, 45 Prom Committee 3. Cool-casual-kind. JEAN EVELYN REIMER. I-lome Econom- ics I5 Scribblers 2, 35 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Resourceful-discerning-determined. JANE ELIZABETH RETTIG. Riding Club I, 25 Pro Merito, Vice-President 35 Masque and Wig Club 3, President 45 Clarion 3, Assistant Editor 45 Prom Committee 35 Bowling 3 Student Council 45 Dance Queen 45 Class Play 4. Earnest-histrionic- artistic. EDWARD LOUIS RIETZ. Technicious- handsome--Romeo. RICHARD GEORGE ROGERS. Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4. Unaffected-cooperative-animated. JACK BERNARD ROGGENBUCK. Quiet- fun-loving-passive. COLLEEN FRANCIS ROONEY. Home Eco- nomics I5 Gym Exhibition I, 25 Pro Merito 3, 45 Riding Club 35 Scribblers 4. Irish- peppery--agile. KINGSLEY WILLIAM ROTH. Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary 45 Class Play 3, 45 Guidance Page Thirty-eight Committee, Chairman 4. Adroit--consid- erate-unpredictable. MARY ELLEN ROTH. Riding Club I, 25 Pro Merito 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Class Play 3, 45 Student Activity Manager 3. Witty-composed- vital. JOSEPH STANLEY RUBEL. Football I, 25 not graduating-in the U. S. Marines. Staunch-imperturbable-unimaginative. PHILIP G. RUHE. Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Football I, 25 Track 2. Lithe-dashing- unpresumptuous. MARGARET HELEN RYAN. Gentle-de- corous-delicate. ALICE LA VERNE SABEL. Riding Club I, 25 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Consistent-thorough -obliging. ANTOINETTE MARIE ANN SABIA. Prom Committee 35 Foreign Correspondence 4. Lavish-liberal-mirthtul. VIRGINIA MARIE SASS. Foreign Corre- spondence Club I 5 Home Economics I. Steadfast-genial-wiIling. MARY ELIZABETH SAYLES. .Riding Club 2, 3, 45 Bios Logos 25 Clio Club 35 Scrib- blers 45 Guidance Committee 4. Tasteful -courteous--jolly. RAY SCHREIBER. Band I, 25 Orchestra 25 Basketball 3, 4. Lanky-appropriate- open. MARION HELEN SCHMIDT. Gym Exhibi- tion I5 Glee Club 25 Pro Merito 35 Usher Club 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Masque and Wig Club 45 Assembly Board 4. Loqua- cious-gay--stimulating. JAMES ERNEST SCHULZ. Intramurals 2, 3. Taciturn-bashtul-clean-cut. GLORIA MADELYN SCHULDES. Trans- ferred from Hammond High School 45 Rouser 45 Chorus 45 Red Cross 4. Capable -sparkling-appealing. GEORGE LYNN SCHUYLER. Transferred from Cooly High School, Detroit 35 Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 45 Track 3, 45 Wrestling 45 Class Play 4. Enthusiastic-industrious-versw tile. BETTY LOU SCHWAB. Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Gym Exhibition I5 Beceus Club I5 Clio Club 25 Foreign Correspondence Club 2, 35 Rid- ing Club 25 Sharclub Senate 2, 3, 45 Bios Logos 25 Scribblers 3, Secretary 45 Usher Club 3, Vice-President 45 Pro Merito 35 Student Activity Manager 35 Guidance Committee, Secretary 4. Dependable-be nignant-winsome. Prohaska Proksa Prokupek M. Prosche R. Prosche Prouty Radke Radtke Read Reimer Rettig Rietz Rogers Roggenbuck Rooney K. Roth M. E. Roth Rubel Ruhe Ryan Sobel Sobia Sass Sayles Schreiber Schmidt Schulz Schuldes Schuyler Schwab if MQ- ,, ,,,, ,,rQ . , , ,, , , ,1 , , ,, ,,,,,, ,, ,l,.,,,, , ,, E 2 4 , , ,, ,, T 7 W' ? Scott Scoville Seaberg Shuey Sieweke Slaugenhoupt Smith Sokol ik Speckman Spyker Steiner Stoddard Stoll Stromsky Swanson Tache Tinkler Tuider Tulley D. Turner E. Turner Vachto Vanek Vetrovek Veverka Vicek Vickrey Vieth Vlasaty Wallwork WILLIAM KENNETH SCOTT. Bios Logos 2, Track 3, Galt 3. Constant-trustworthy -lust. JAMES BENSON SCOVILLE. Gym Exhibi- tion I, Intramurals 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, President 4, Student Activity Manager 3, Tennis Club 3, 4. Exemplary-chivalrous -sincere. FERN IDA SEABERG. Scribblers 2, 3, 4, Home Economics 2, Secretary 4. Hearty- agreeable-alert. WILLIAM ALAN SHUEY. Basketball Man- ager I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Football 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. Lanky-affable-patient. RICHARD HERBERT SIEWEKE. Student Activity Manager I, Prom Committee 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 4. Quizzical-unassuming-steady. ROBERT W O R T H Y SLAUGENHOUPT. Track I, 2, Prom Committee 3, Radio Club 2, Catalyst Club 4. Modest-eager-- studious. GEORGIA ISABELLE SMITH. Spanish Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4. Affoble-conscientious -propitious. VIRGINIA LOUISE SOKOLIK. Spa n i sh Club 3, Foreign Correspondence Club 3. Sociable-self-respecting-earnest. THOMAS W. SPECKMAN. Camera Club I, 2, 3, Catalyst Club 3. Reserved-calm -intelligent. HELEN CAROLINE SPYKER. Ice Skating Club 3. Peppy-cordial-iocose. CHARLES J. STEINER. Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Wrestling 4. Modest- buoyant-ponderous. MARY FRANCES STODDARD. Ice Skating Club 2, 3, Pro Merito 3, 4, Foreign Corre- spondence Club 2, 3. Quiet--naturaI- shy. CORINNE ALMA STOLL. Riding Club I, Gym Exhibition I, 2, Home Economics Club, President 4. Blond-refreshing-fiery. ROSE FRANCES STROMSKY. Home Eco- nomics I, 2, 3, Scribblers 2, 3, 4, Foreign Correspondence 3. Companionable-pleas- ant-hospitable. ETHEL SYLVIA SWANSON. Home Eco- nomics 2, Scribblers 2, 3, 4. Practical- steadfast-able. Liuutenants GERTRUDE MARIE TACHE. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Riding Club 2, Orpheus Society 2, Oper- etta 3, Foreign Correspondence 3, 4, A Ca- pella Choir 3, German Club 4. Talented -delightful-vivacious. CHARLOTTE RUTH TINKLER. Opera Club 4. Reserved-unremittent-silent. BETTY JANE TUIDER. Home Economics I, Scribblers 3, 4. Plucky-unabashed-- stolid. WALTER L. TULLEY. Steady-uncommw nicative-handy. DOROTHY ELAINE TURNER. Transferred from J. Sterling Morton High School 3, Scribblers 4. Cheerful-congenial-spum ky. ELIZABETH ANNE TURNER. Beceus Club I, Sharclub Senate 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, German Club 3, Student Council 3, 4, Vice- President 3, Prom Committee 3. Active- artistic--industrious. ROSEMARY J, VACHTA. Beceus Club I, Foreign Correspondence 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4. Jolly-social--content. GERALDINE VANEK. Gym Exhibition I, Riding Club I, Clio Club 2, Usher Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Pro Merito 3, Presi- dent 4, Masque and Wig Club 4, Clarion 4, Class Play 3, 4. Charming--vivacious -petite. LADDIE ALBERT VETROVEC. Happy-go- lucky-unaffected-convenient. LEONARD F. VEVERKA. Transferred from J. Sterling Morton High School 2, Catalyst Club 4. Conservative-placid-sober. CECELIA BETTY VICEK. Willowy-candid -aloof. JOHN FRED VICKREY, JR. Riding Club I, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Class Play 3, 4, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Play 4. Dynamic--subdued-likeable. EDWARD WALTER VIETH, JR. Gym Ex- hibition I, Camera Club 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Catalyst Club 3, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. Dependable-good-natured--reticent. GEORGIANA VLASATY. Gym Exhibition I, 2, 3, Home Economics I, G.A.L. 2, 3, Scribblers 3, Vice-President 4, Student Activity Manager 4. Nimble--tiny-quick. MARY HENERIETTA WALLWORK. Trans- ferred from Lake View High School 3. Modest--solemn-prudent. Page Forty one Lieulenants ROBERT WILSON WEAVER. Transferred from Columbia Military Academy, Colum- bia, Tennessee 4. Southern-lanky--lack adoisical. HARVEY EDWARD WEHNER. Quiet--re- tiring-congenial. GAVIN WEIR. Transferred from J. Sterling Morton High School 2, Clio Club 3, Gym Exhibition 3, Tumbling 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Cross Country Track 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Class Play 4, Catalyst Club 4. Thrifty -verbose-ostentotious. MAE CATHERINE WESTENDORF. Gym Exhibition I, Bios Logos 2. Clever-casual --sweet. THOMAS SPENCER WELCH. Football 2, 3, 4, Rouser 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 4, Guidance Committee 4. Ambitious--de- pendable-optimistic. DELORIS L. WETTOUR. Home Economics 2, Scribblers 4. Happy-moderate--shy. WALTER R. WHEATON. Distinct-solemn -attentive. HELEN GENEVIEVE WHITING. B e c e u s Club I, Spanish Club 2, Bios Logos 2, Riding Club 2, Student Activity Manager 2, Prom Committee 3, Masque and Wig Club 3, Play 4, Extra Curricular Board 4. Ami- cable-dilatory--garrulous. RAYMOND FARRAR WHITING, JR. Foot- ball 4. Resourcetul-conservative-Com- petent. VIVIAN IRENE WILLIAMS. G.A.L. I, 2, Gym Exhibition I, 2, Spanish Club 3, Usher Club 3, 4, Operetta 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Chorus 4. Merry-diffident-attractive. Page Forty two VICTORIA ROSE WITT. Chorus I, 2, 3: Home Economics I, Secretary 2, G.A.L. 2, Vice-President 3, Scribblers 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4. Efficient- reserved-good-natured. VIRGINIA RUTH WITT, Home Economics I, 2, Chorus I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 4, Scribblers 2, 3, 4, Usher Club 3, 4. En- thusiastic-dependable--content. CECILIA PEARL WOJTYNA. Bios Logos 3, Cheer Leader 4. Peppy-feminine- trim. WILLIAM JAMES ZATLOUKAL. Bios Lo- gos 4, Track 4, Basketball 4. Staunch- undaunted--recalcitrant. ROBERT JOHN ZBIKOWSKI. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Clarion 4. Congenial-willing-spunky. JEANNE MARY ZISZIK. Bios Logos 2, Clio Club 3, Home Economics 4. Pessi- mistic-buoyant-aftable. GLORIA MARIE ZUNDALEK. Riding Club 2, 3, 4, Ice Skating Club 2, 3, Foreign Cor- respondence Club 3, Masque and Wig Club 3, 4, Play 4, Class Play 4. Independent- cosmopolitan-domineering. - CAMERA DODGERS - ROBERT G. AYLESWORTH. Happy-go- lucky-frolicsome-debonair. JOHN B. HULTGREN. Buoyant-conge- nial--invariable. WILLIAM EDWARD STEPHAN. inquiring --cordial-jocose. ALFRED JOHN WALLWIN. Carefree- casual--jaunty. Weaver Wehner Weir Westendorf Welch Wettour Wheaton H. Whiting R. Whiting Williams Victoria Witt Virginia Witt Wojtynci Zatloukal Zbikowski Ziszik Zuehlke Zundalek THEROUSER Hnnur Hull Marjorie Baker Jean Ellen Kirby Doris Bollinger Clover Kline Karl Franson Richard Kosobud Barbara Gray Burt Krueger Hermina Greinke Roberta MacGowan Arlene Haieck Olga Novak Lorraine lllich Marvin Prosche Alice Kelly, Salufatorian Marion Radke Richard King Kingsley Roth Mary Ellen Roth, Valedictorian Gloria Schuldes Betty Lou Schwab James Scoville Geraldine Vanek John Vickrey Thomas Welch Mae Westendorf of NINETEEN FORTY TWO Page Forty-three 'J Q ' J l l I Nl - Q will if i t f.A' .A .-,- .. Y - , .., ll . 'T' '1'E Bel a 147 - V' ' ,. .l -af T if Q ,N NN - - .4 - J S ,. its . in -i f A s- 9 A 1.1 ig, M A, I . 1 I A as Serqeants FIRST ROW-J. Adams, E. Allen, R. Anderson, R Andorf, A. B. Arthur, B. J. Ashton, J. Bacastow, S Bohr, B. Baker, J. Balaban, E. Bartlett, D. Beach, H Bennett, L. Bensfield, B. Bestler, B. Biggar, R. Bisbee E. Blaha, R. Boisries, J. Borg, M. Borgerd, R. Boucek, L. Boyle, R. Braun, P. Brennan, R. Briney, W. Briney, T. Brockmann. SECOND ROW-W. Brooks, J. Broschka, D. Brown J. Brown, L. Burridge, D. Campbell, D. Carlson, H Carros, C. Carroll, P. child, J. cmebecek, J. cazek, J. Clanton, R. Conroyd, M. Coons, P. Cory, C. Cos- Page Forty-four grove, L. Craig, M. Creelman, P. Cruzen, S. Damore C. Danielson, W. Denz, B. DeYoung, M. Diegnau D. Diekman, D. Diener, S. Dihel. THIRD ROW-W. Dooley, l. Dorman, D. Dunning R. Dykinga, T. Edgerton, J. Ehling, M. Esenther, B Fennessy, T. Fiala, J. Filip, V. Fischer, T. Fixari, E Folkerts, L. Frick, M. Gatherer, S. Gilbert, W. Glaser R. Goodman, V. Gramer, R. Grench, E. Griffin, M Griffin, A. Grochowski, P. Grosshenrich, R. Gunnar P. Haase, W. Haigh, R. Hajeck. FOURTH ROW-J. Hamel, L. Hammel, R. Handt- mann, R. Hascek, D. Hassel, H. Haury, A. Hayer, 5 Heimerdinger, M. Heller, C. Hendel, W. Herda, D Hinz, E. Hoekstra, D. Hoff, D. Hoger, E. Holzwart E. Honel, C. Horak, J. Hunter, O. Huska, R. Hutton D. Jablonski, E. Janca, l. Jeffries, Doris Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, L. Johnson, P. Johnson. THE ROUSL' V '1 , I 3' I fs! A M: 3? li-if W9 R T A ' , 2 ' 5 go ,Mx . . E51 e of L N-il-4.7 is Q R l L up , is . . E .ir is QV sail. FIFTH ROW-V. Johnson, H. Kandl, G. Karl, J Katz, R. Johnson, E. Kayser, J. Kenison, M. Kinnaird W. Kolinger, E. Kozoyed, P. Kramer, J. Krause, H Krieger, L. Krall, R. Kronemann, D. Kubicek, C LaFrancis, W. Land, J. Larson, N. LeClear, D. Lee F. Linhart, R. Lundberg, R. Luttenbocher, A. Maly G. Martin, L. Masor, M. Matson. SIXTH ROW---F. Moyer, D. Meller, A. Miller, H Miller, D. Mitchell, O. Mladkovich, R. Morton, M Mortvedt, M. Muky, G. Muzik, B. Naiser, R. Nelson D. Neumann, E. Newman, M. Nicoletti, K. Niemeyerl L, Norris, C. Nortier, G. Novak, E. Olson, J. Ostby R. Ouroda, R. Pavlicek, R. Pavlin, J. Pedersen, H Penne, D. Pergl, D. Petersen. SEVENTH ROW--E. Peterson, J. Phillip, J. Pichie M. Piotrowski, R. Ploeckelman, L. Pollak, D. Poppj W. Porter, L. Post, F. Powell, D. Putts, W. Rampage J. Read, K. Reimus, A. Ring, G. Roberts, N. Romano, C. Rotunno, H. Ryden, E. Ryerson, W. Sapp, R Souers, E. Scheiblouer, R. Schell, F. Schips, R. Schips B. Schmidt, D. Schmidt. EIGHTH ROW-J. Schmidt, M. Schmidt, E. Schoen R. Schreiber, G. Schuldes, D, Seavey, M. Sedivy, W Sedlacek,.R. Seifert, L. Seyl, S. Shahan, D. Siebert M. J. Sikorski, J. Slaton, E. Smrz, F. Soucek, E. Stack N. Strandquist, F. Supplitt, L. Swanson, Lois Teller Louise Teller, A. Thorsen, J. Thuma, H. Tiedemann F. Titock, P. Todd, R. Treland, P. Tyson. NINTH ROW-R. Uhlich, R. Vana, E. Van Duerm G. Vines, A. Voda, Y. Vyhnanek, C. Wagner, M Weir, W. Welch, R. Wesch, E. West, E. Westendort, C. Wienand, J. Wilkins, l. Wilson, M. Wyatt, C York, F. Zeman, R. Aguilar, R. Anschicks, R. Zvol- sky. Ui sig. .. . V +53 ,W wg . 1' ' J' . . ' 5-eg . F. i . -:az 'pn ws,-X.:-Q ,::r',s1:..m-4-...M 2531 qw. .arg 1-. '-it- -.,A'5f it O of NINETEEN FORTY TW Page Forty-five Y 1 mg 4 , - 1 1 ' 1 it lf Q bl. W3 llurpurals FIRST ROW-W. Albrecht, F. Anderson, H. Anselmo, D. Ashley, R. Augustine, R. Barrett, D. Beck, Janet Benson, Jane Benson, A. Bernhardt, R. Berntzen, K. Bigelow, M. Blanchard, M. Bonynge, E. Boston, J. Brodow, B. Brenn, L. Brockie, Beatrice Brooks, Betty Brooks, A. Broschka, E. Brown, B. Busse, F. Bussema, R. Ryan, G. Cadotte, R. Copen, R. Carr. SECOND ROW-A. Christensen, M. Clevenger, G. Colgrass, J. Collins, R. Cook, G. Cooper, M. Corleto, T. Crawford, B. Crowe, J. Digangi, D. Dirkes, R. Doskocil, S. Drazil, W. Duncan, W. Elliot, E. Evans, V. Evans, J. Fabbri, B. Fanning, C. Foulstick, C. Page Forty-six Fazekos, E. Ferrier, E. Fink, M. Fisher, E. Franson H. Frazier, E. Freitag, A. Frye. THIRD ROW-F. Geiger, S. Glaser, W. Goers, E Goetz, L. Gorman, R. Graham, G. Grench, A. Guhl R. Gurke, R. Haose, W. Hannemann, N. Hardt, J Hougseth, W. Helm, l. Hendel, C. Henderson, D. R Hensel, D. Higgins, H. Hill, R. Hodek, B. Hoff, Holstedt, J. Hoover, R. Hornbaker, S. Hughes, R Husa, S. Hutton, J. lllich. FOURTH ROW-C. loos, H. Jacklin, D. Jonca, J Janovec, D. Jansen, E. Jaros, R. Jindrich, B. Johnson C. Johnson, M. C. Johnson, J. Jordan, R. Kadlec, E Kavonaugh, E. Kennedy, L. Keoughan, J. Kikta, D Kline, S. Knill, D. Knourek, J. Kobzina, M. Koch, E. Koijane, E. Kolarik, R. Kowal, R. Kral, A. Krebs M. Kronemann, R. Kropacek. THE ROUSE I ft Qs: A ' . i sd' R li gm C FIFTH ROW--J. Kroupa, D. Lange, A. Lindahl, J Locke, G. Lokay, J. Lukas, L. Luce, J. Lundberg, D. Marousek, C. Martin, S. McCormick, K. McGrath M. J. Mclntyre, F. McKee, G. McKillip, J. McKinley, G. Melichar, G. Mescher, L. Michaels, T. Michel, L. Milos, H. Milton, F. Minarovic, T. Moody, C. Mora- vek, E. Morovek, H. Mulac, J. Munsen. SIXTH ROW-R. Murry, W. Mussen, A. Narkiewicz B. Nelson, M. Nemec, M. Oltroge, D. Opper, E. Orr, J. Panoch, L. Papacek, H. Parr, R. Pavlet, F. Pavli- G cek, J. Pearl, L. Peterson, C. Pizzo, M. Pohnan, Polak, J. Putts, W. Radtke, J. Reilly, D. Reisser, J Rendl, J. Ridlen, B. Rietz, D. Riha, J. Roerig, G Sobel. SEVENTH ROW-R. Schlesinger, T. Schreiber, A Schumacher, R. Schumacher, J. Scott, D. Scoville, C Seavey, J. Shanel, J. Shemanske, P. Shuey, Richard Simmons, Robert Simmons, L. Sitkowski, B. Skog, D. Slaby, B. J. Smith, B. Smith, C. Smith, Harold Smith, Helen Smith, P. Smith, J. Soldat, S. Southwood, J. Spainbower, L. Stein, W. Steinbrecher, L. Stocks, F. Svoboda. EIGHTH ROW-H. Svoboda, L. Swartz, J. Thatcher, H. Thompson, F. Thorne, B. Trinka, J. Trinka, R. Tullis, L. Turner, V. Vavrik, P. Vlahos,kJ. Wachter, J. Walker, L. Walz, W. Weise, L. Welgos, E. White- head, B. Whiting, F. Wilson, G. Wilson, N. Wilson, A. Wisotzki, H. Witt, J. Wood, E. Wormser, J. Ze- man, W. Zimmerman, D. Zirzaw. NO PICTURES-D. Allen, H. Kraft, J. Kolack, A. Magnusson, P. Monzel, C. Pitelka, R. Wyckoff, M. Wyatt. 0fNINETEEN FORTY TW Page Forty seven YQ ' - 'f ' s ' 'F di - . K the stib, . if A M . ktky . ET, ,L nl K X. .VZ A 0 wr ew., 5: K 9' Eg' Ag! 1 is V. V, Qi I1 5 vi 'ff + N, - . . f -'W iygex . x. Q, . f W W 4 .-mil 'X X X 'A ff X- XIA A . W .- fa 03 '3 K1 l VL A A 1 h e i f U x x 1 T K we i ii, f ' ' W Tiff? m x . ' Q 1 m - L K -J ' w ' ' ' A 'ff ' -- ' ' q R X N s V ., , , A Tig 'A .. ' P 2 ,, h . 'Q' 5' 1 'Q.QM,,Qx kkk - Q 2 Fkx r V Q? bk 1: , i ' 2 ' X V V- ' Q' K V . - 5? 5 ' -IQ. V , Q Q ' A1 4 UL ' . - K Z Ag A V in ., f - ? Q 9 - -f .,., ,L . - . Q .. -' fQ FX in W W, x ' as S ' ' ' 25 5 3 Q Q b ' A m '-'. ' . 5 H W , 1 5 ' A ' W Z1' , N - - . . 1 1 , v s .1 , A ! ' f . . 1 -- 1 -gf. .. .,Y1'Rf fv' W U 1 k L f ' ff 'S' Q Page Forty-eight THE ROUSE R 1' .T v l E? . 'Q 1 . . Me.. . t 'XX 7 M Q F ll 4 ' 'k 'K Y .x .g m SQ, Z is 'H' .. .N 3, H... i. E , . D , fax ,ii Et' ll at all - ' I ' sfdl f .s.'. ' --7 'F .Q s it 1, sf . tl 1 I ll I Q V. Q. t P ' I FlRST ROW-P. Ackerman, D. Adams, M. Aguilar, D. Allen K. Anderle, D. Anderson, H. Aschburner, A. Ashb , W. Bacai stow, M. Baker, R. Baker, E. Barnett, R. Barry, Barss, W Bartusch, R. Baumrucher, B. Becht, D. Belskey, F. Bergman SECOND ROW-P. Berlin, F. Biber, M. Betinis, V. Bobek, J Bohaty, D. Bonynge, D. Briney, B. Brockmann, J. Brode, T Brookbank, M. L. Brooks, R. Brooks, E. Broschka, A. Brown W. Brown, J. Brunner, D. Brunson, W. Bryant, D. Burns. THIRD ROW-M. Burns, J. Butkovich, R. Caird, R. Callihan J. Campbell, G. Carlson, R. Cates, C. Chase, D. Christensan G. Cipra, L. Colonico, B. Coons, J. Coppola, K. Craig, F. Craw- ford, M. Cuchna, J. Cutberth, W. Dallman, R. Damore. FOURTH ROW-N. Darnell, M. Daugherty, J. Davis, D DeMille, W. Dicken, J. Diener, W. Dow, A. Dreher, D. Dvorak E. Eagleshom, R. Economy, R. Eklund, S. Elardo, A. Falke, J Faro, E. Fencl, A. Fenelon, D. Ferrette, A. Fiala. FIFTH ROW-R. Fiala, R. Filipek, F. Fixari, B. Foreman, B Foskett, F. Fox, E. Frazier, G. Gannett, H. Gehrke, L. Gonia E. Goers, R. Gorz, R. Gray, B. Green, E. Greene, F. Griffin M. Griffin, B. Groess, M. Grove. SIXTH ROW-J. Habel, T. Hardyman, R. Hare, L. Harlor, M Hartfield, F. Hayes, R. Heath, G. Heidenreick, J. Heidler, R Heimerdinger, B. Helsel, M. Henderson, B. A. Herbst, C. Hoff- man, P. Hoffman, P. Holtz, E. Hager, G. Horne, E. Hass. SEVENTH ROW-W. Hudec, P. Huntly, P. Hurban, V. Huska R. Jackson, G. Jacobsen, A. Jakovec, R. James, J. Jenista, J Jonas, R. Kalabsa, W. Karriott, W. Kehoe, S. Kelley, J. Kellog L. Kendall, M. Kendall, B. Kennedy, D. Kennedy. EIGHTH ROW-J. King, D. Knittle, L. Kohl, T. Kolar, A Kopp, D. Kotek, F. Koucky, E. Kozoyed, R. Kral, V. Kratky W. Kronemann, B. Kroupa, L. Kroupa, R. Kupfer, M. L Lahoda, K. Lahvic, R. Land, D. Laser, R. Lathe. NINTH ROW-A. Lavenau, R. J. Lenzie, M. J. Lies, R. Lill- lander, C. Linhart, J. Loeffler, L. Lorenz, A. Luehring E Lukas, A. MaCGowan, B. Marek, B. Marsh, P. Marsh, B. Mari tin, H. Martin, D. Matejka, R. Mazouch, C. McCormick, M McCormick. TENTH ROW-H. McKinley, J. Menth, C. Meyer, P. Mihalik C. Most, J. Mudra, J. Nechvatel, O. Nedved, D. Nemecek, L Neumann, R. Newman, A. Niemeyer, A. Nobis, C. Nork, M Norris, L. Nortier, E. Nugent, James Olsen, Jerry Olsen. ELEVENTH ROW-P. Ostby, D. Palesch, J. Pavlin, R. Pearson J. Piderman, H. Pikler, B. Pinc, C. Pinc, L. Ploetz, M. Plow G. Popp, V. Porter, E. Prokupek, E. Provencal. TWELFTH ROW-D. Putts, J. Radic, C. Radonski, L. Ram- page, R. Rauhut, M. Reik, R. Remes, J. Renn, N. Reisser, H Riha, D. Rimkus, E. Rockhoff, A. Rose, P. Ruhe, R. Russell J. Rutledge, S. Sabia, C. Sass, D. Scanlan. THIRTEENTH ROW-M. Schell, B. Schlesinger, A. Schmidt J. Schmuckal, G. Schreiber, M. Schweitzer, J. Sentz, H. Seyl J. Shahan, S. Shaw, H. Sieck, J. Sievers, L. Sitkowski, R. Skala E. Slavik, D. Slocum, H. Smith, R. Smith, W. Smith. FOURTEENTH ROW-F. Smrz, M. J. Stark, R. Strandquist D. Suchomel, E. Sundin, R. Svacha, R. Svotos, J. Svehla, R Swearingen, G. Sykora, R. Teller, P. Thorne, D. Tiedemann R. Tippet, J. Tourek, E. Tulley, C. Tullis, L. Twiss, J. Ullrich FIFTEENTH ROW-R. Ulrich, R. Van Valzah, S. Vines, R Vogeney, H. Von Huben, B. Vrba, J. Welch, W. Wheatman M. White, L. Whitney, J. Wienand, W. Wilkins, N. Woody W. Worline, S. Wright, M. Wyatt, D. Zimmerman. NO PICTURES-D. Henning, R. Shemanske, G. Stack. l of NINETEEN FORTY TWO Page Forty nine r I 1 I C. Pehlke, R. Peterka, R. Peterson, S. Peterson, M. Petrzalek' I I I I I 1 1 1 H-B heenmes war eenseiuus and adds several timely nrqanizatiens Keep them flying. Our m Red Cross soles mount. We met our quota. The Victory jvxxz, X XX , 1 1 f , , I v X -X K is U2 x 7' V S- , . Y , , f ' PART TWU 1- +1N53 r ffl-' .511 - ff, -4. it A' is .1 TN-ffl' 1 ' if f if 'XJ Aff II A M P I. I lj E ,S-1 ,V -SE ' NW . 1 Publications + Hramatilzsw Music if Eluhs Director nf ctivities BAND ................... Mr. Newmark, Sponsor Jack Slaton, President BECEUS CLUB - ............. ---- Miss Thompson, Sponsor Ruth Baker, President BIOS LOGOS CLUB ........- ---- Mr. Williams, Sponsor Edward Orr, President CAMERA CLUB ........... Mr. Peebles, Sponsor Hutton Miller, President CATALYST CLUB ................ Mr. Yager, Mr. Roth, Sponsors Edward Goetsch, President CHORUSES ............... .-.. Miss Brainerd, Director CLARION ............. Mr. Stephan, Sponsor Ruth Brehm, Editor CLIO CLUB .-............. Mr. Kaiser, Sponsor Alberta Pfeiffer, President DEBATE CLUB ............ Mr. Thompson, Sponsor DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN --- Miss Frazier, Sponsor Robert Hutton, President EXTRA CURRICULAR BOARD .............. Miss Hine, Chairman Marjorie Baker, Corresponding Secretary FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE CLUB ......... Miss Houston, Sponsor Evelyn Blazek, President GIRLS' ATHLETIC LEAGUE Miss Boyle, Sponsor Jeanne Ostby, President HOME ECONOMICS CLUB - Mrs. Kelly, Miss Kramp, Doris Juengel, President JESTER'S CLUB ......... Mr. Malcolm, Sponsor Grant Wilson, President JUNIOR Mr JUNIOR Mr CLASS PLAY ..... Malcolm, Director HI-Y ........... Lott, Sponsor Bob Simmons, President LETTERMEN'S CLUB .... Mr. Shuey, Sponsor -EiQiiQE5E ---68, MASQUE AND WIG CLUB -s ---7I Miss Shipley, Sponsor Jane Rettig, President MASQUE AND WIG PLAY -- ---59 Miss Shipley, Director NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY -- .... 64 Miss Bore, Sponsor Arlene Hajeck, President OPERETTA ................ .... 6 2, 63 Miss Brainerd, Director ORCHESTRA ............... .... 6 0 Mr. Newmark, Director Arlene Hajeck, President PEP CLUB .......,.....,...... .... 7 9 Mr. Thompson, Sponsor Howard Anderson, President PHlLATELIST'S CLUB ........ .... 7 2 Mr. Hoffman, Sponsor June Spainbower, President PRO MERITO CLUB ......... .... 7 2 Miss Moore, Sponsor Geraldine Vanek, President RIDING CLUB .......................... 79 Miss Buchholz, Mr. Kaiser, Co-Sponsors Delight Scoville, President ROUSER .................... .... 5 6, 57 Miss Leland, Sponsor Mr. Vance, Business Advisor Doris Bollinger, Editor SCRlBBLER'S CLUB ...................... 72 Miss Barrick, Miss Buchholz, Co-Sponsors Hermina Greinke, President SENIOR CLASS PLAY ........ ..... 6 6 67 Miss Shipley, Director SENIOR HI-Y ............ .... 7 9 Mr. Lott, Sponsor James Scoville, President I SERVICE ART CLUB ......... .... 7 6 Miss Ellsworth, Sponsor Edward Mihalek, President SHARCLUB ................. .... 7 5 Miss Thompson, Sponsor Betty Ellen Green, President SPANISH CLUB ............. .... 7 2 Miss Hine, Sponsor Raul Aguilar, President STUDENT COUNCIL ....... .... 6 5 Mr. Kaiser, Sponsor Burt Krueger, President USHER CLUB ............ Q---e ......... -75 Miss Courtney, Miss,Moore, Co-Sponsors Lorraine Illich, President Page Fifty-five THE HU SEB The 1942 ROUSER was directed by Miss Ina Leland, publication advisor, Mr. J. George Vance, business advisor, Miss Elizabeth Ells- worth, art advisor, Mr. C. M. Peebles, photographer, and fifteen regular staff members headed by Doris Bollinger, editor-in-chief, Dick King and Dick Kosobud, co-athletic editors, Bill Roth, business manager, Norma Laxo and Alyce Beth Arthur, co-art editors, and Hutton Miller, student photographer with Bill Dooley and George Novak as general assistants. The officers' section was headed by Catharine Hendel. All of her staff were new this year, however, the freshmen: Ann MacGow- an, Kathryn Craig, Phylis Huntly, and the sophomores: Shirley Southwood, Janet Benson, Isabel Hendel, Dorothy Allen, Eleanor Evans, and Lorraine Gorman really did some excellent work. Page Fifty-six Gloria Schuldes, Dick Kosobud, and Editor Doris Bollinger, senior mem- bers of the Rouser staff, discuss senior adjectives. THE ROUSE Staff Aiding on the maneuvers' section were Margaret Heller, girls' athletics, Robert Novak, football, and Guy Weir, track. The art editors were assisted by Cecy Horak, Evelyn Bartlett, Toni Horak, and Jeanne Reilly. Others assisting on the staff were-se- niors: J. Rettig, M. Eriksson, Gloria Schul- des, juniors: L. Burridge, S. Heimerclinger, A. Thorsen, J. Chlebecek, L. Craig, M. Weir, Gerry Schuldes, l. Wilson, and soph- omores: J. Spainhower and J. Wood. The i942 ROUSER staff acknowledges their appreciation of the invaluable assist- ance, cooperation, and suggestions re- ceived from the faculty of the Riverside- Brookfield High School and from the representatives of the Pontiac Engraving Co., the Root Studios, and St. Hedwig's Printery during the preparation of this yearbook. A ROUSER JAM SESSION-C. Hendel, L. Burridge, E. Evans, A. Thorsen, S. Heimerdinger. THE SOPHOMORES REALLY WORKED-Back: D. Allen, J. Spainhower. Front: J. Reilly, J. Benson, S. Southwood, l. Hendel. THE ART STAFF CALENDAR PAGE lNSPECTlON -T. Horak, N. Laxo, A. Arthur, J. Reilly, C. Horak, E. Bartlett. of NINETEEN FORTYTVVO. Page Fifty-seven The El:-lrinn To please and instruct the student body with news of the school group while it still is news, and to stimulate scholarship, provoke thought, and pro- mote social unity is the policy of the l94l-l942 R-B Clarion put out by the Creative Writing-Journalism class. Editor, Ruth Brehm, Assistant Edi- tor, Jane Rettig, News Editor, Evelyn Blazek, Feature Editor, Geraldine Va- nekg and Sports Editor, Calvin Olson, with the advice of Mr. Paul Stephan, sponsor, and the invaluable assistance of the Clarion staff, have succeeded admirably in the publishing of the weekly R-B Clarion. The Graphite, a literory magazine, was also published by the class. Edi- tor-in-Chief, Olga Novak, is aided by Alberta Pfeiffer and Jo Ann Hunter. Editor Ruth Brehm holds a meeting with two of the more prominent members of her staff. Our future Grantland Rices and Bill Sterns edit the Bulldog's latest sport triumphs. Editing the Clarion looks like fun. Gossip flies when R-B's sob sisters get together. HE ROUSE June lVIal1 On December 11 and 12, 1941, the Masque and Wig Club, under the direction of Miss E. Lucile Shipley, presented a three act comedy J une Mad. June Mad concerns a modern family, Dr. and Mrs. Wood, who must cope with the lives of their adolescent daughter, Penny and Mrs. Wood's college age brother, Mervyn. Penny's heart interest or just a good pal is Chuck Harris, a neighbor boy, however, Penny falls for Mervyn's suove house guest, Roger Van Vleck. Complica- tions immediately begin when Roger shows preference toward Julie Harris, Mervyn's girl! Of course, there is Milly Lou who continually tags after Mervyn. How we laugh when Effie, the maid, and her hired man put in an appearance! The cast was as follows: Penny Wood .......... ..... A nn Jones Chuck Harris ..... .... R ichard Klein Roger Van Vleck -- ..... Burt Krueger Julie Harris ..... ---Jean Ellen Kirby Milly Lou -- Mr. Harris --- Dr. Wood -- Mrs. Wood -- Elmer Tuttle .... - -Eleanore Hines - - -Donald Lundgren - - - -William Dooley - - Helen Whiting Howard Adamson Effie -.----------- -.-- S hirley Kobzina G. Mervyn Roberts Shirley Wentworth Ralph Wentworth --- .-.-. Jack Vickrey --- -.-- Jo Ann Hunter --William Porter Everyone's interested in Chuck's escopacle. Did Julie really sprain her ankle? of NINETEEN FORTY TWO Page Fifty-nine i Urlzheslra and Band Mr. Newmark directs both the band and orchestra. We were glad to hear the orchestra play during the intermission of all the school plays this year. They also provided some excellent music for the school operetta. The band came out strong at several football games and entertained ot a P.T.A. program. Our pep assemblies were made successful by the aid of our band. To climax a year's entertainment the orches- tra, in junction with the band, presented its final public appearance at the spring con- cert, Sunday, May 3, l942. Page Sixty ORCHESTRA: Back Row-F. Geiger, R. Luttenbacher, M. Henderson. Third Row-D. Slaby, B. Smith, R. Gray, R. Tul- lis, W. Sedlacek, R. Dopp. Second Row-J. Ostby, C. Horak, R. Shemanske, G. Cipra, B. Becht, G. Martin, H. Smith, G. Karl, C. Henderson, R. Briney, E. Schoen, W. Steinbrecher, J Midra, R. Schips. First Row-J. Kikta, G. Schuldes, R. Hoiek, B. Porter, B. Cook, A. Froelich, A. Haieck, J. Slaton, L. Harlor B. Schmidt, D. Braun, G. Carlson, J. Ullrich. BAND: Back Row-B. Fanning, W. Sedlacek, C. Chase, B. Heath, R. Swearingen, F. Pavlicek, A. Lavenau, E. Hager, F. Hayes, H. Smith, B. Brooks, F. Geiger, D. Cotes, R. Dopp, R. Luttenbacher, R. Smith, M. Henderson, M. Borgerd, M. Lill- jander, E. Schoen, F. Schips. Second Row-B. Mussen, B Cook, E. Blaha, l. Hendel, G. Martin, G. Karl, C. Henderson, L. Whitney, B. Schmidt, R. Braun, F. Anderson, B. Briney, R. Hajek, B. Smith, D. Teller, B. Tullis, R. Gray, E. Scheiblauer. First Row-A. Haieck, J. Slaton, A. Froelich, B. Russell, C. Linhart, Mr. Newmark, H. Martin, M. Blanchard, B. Porter, L.Harlor. T H E R O U S E 1 Chnruses The vocal department of R-B High School consists of a mixed chorus of ninety voices, a girls' glee club, a freshmen chorus, and two ensembles: a girls' octet and a mixed quartet. Annual performances are the Christmas Candle-light Service, the oper- etta, commencement, baccalaureate, and P.T.A. programs. Much ot the Candle- light Service is traditional: the candle light- ing by pages, the processional with lighted candles, and the singing of carols by the audience and chorus. The climax ot this year's program was the singing of the Hallelujah chorus from the Messiah by Handel. New features included talks about Christmas customs written by the students and playing of an electric organ by Gene Alders. Miss Brainerd directs all of the choral groups. f NINETEE OPERETTA: Back Row-R. King, C. Henderson, J. Rendl, B. Schwab, E. Kroupa, D. Jansen, B. Byon, E. Newman, T. Prazak, R. Hodek, G. Kouba, P. Todd, R. Carr, R. Vachta, K. Faulstick, J. Ridlen, Marian Schmidt, B. Schmidt, R. Zvolsky, V. Vavrik, V. Williams, V. Witt, J. Kirby, P. Brennan, P. Johnson, H. Thompson, M. Meyers, B. Frick. Second Row-B. Peterko, M. Fisher, D. Bollinger, E. Stack, J. Brown, J. Roerig, M. Weir, A, Arthur, D. Juengel, C. Hoffman, R. Baker, D. Brown, G. Tache, J. Reimer, D. Schmidt, A. Olson, D. Mitchell, E. Bar- nett, D. Allen, G. Colgrass, A. Horok, M. Radke, E. Evans, S. Hughes, V. Witt, G. Schuldes, R. Pavlicek, F. Supplitt. Front Row-S. Gilbert, B. Krueger, H. Adamson, D. Engelsman, R. Novak, J. Trinka, W. Dooley, Mary Schmidt, M. Pohnan, C. Most. CANDLE-LIGHT SERVICE: Back Row-B. Krueger, D. Jan- sen, Mary Schmidt, Marian Schmidt, J. Brown, A. Horok, V. Witt, B. Schwab, V. Vavrik, J. Kirby, H. Thompson, J. Borg, F. Schips, J. Lyle, W. Dooley, F. Anderson, R. Carr, E. New- man, W. Meyers, H. Adamson, G. Kouba. Third Row-C. Hoffman, J. Ridlen, J. Rendl, G. Smith, D. Engelsman, B. Green, E. Blazek, M. Weir, R. Pavlicek, F. Supplitt, C. Smith M. Pohnan, P. Shuey, G. Schuldes, P. Johnson, D. Juengel, B. Frick, F. Linhart, H. Brundage, T. Prazak. Second Row-C. Most, K. Faulstick, L. Peterson, P. Todd, J. Reimer, D. Brown R. Hodek, M. Fisher, J. Trinko, D. Mitchell, B. Schmidt, V. Witt, H. Ryden, V. Evans, P. Brennan, J. Roerig, D. Clements, R. Luttenbacher, C. Franson, W. Frazier. First Row-Miss Brainerd, B. Peterko, D. King, B. Novak, J. Coppola, A. Ar- thur, A. Olson, S. Gilbert, G. Tache, E. Stack, l. Wilson, E. Hines, A. Sabel, E. Evans, G. Colgrass, S. Hughes, D. Bollinger, D. Allen, M. Radke, D. Pearson, C. Henderson. 1 FORTY TWO Page Sixty one ii !! The llnunt and lin-ed Our spring operetta presented a definitely different setting than any we had had for some time. We enjoyed watching the startling picture of modern co-educational college life on the campus of the midwestern college of Marden. Snooze Andrews, a student comedian and general cut-up, becomes entangled in a misunderstanding which involves the com- pletion of the college's endowment. ln order to escape from the police and from being suspended from college Snooze disguises him- self in a May Festival costume. He is mistaken for the Count, who was to appear soon and who it is hoped will present the school with the much needed fifty thousand dollars. For obvious reasons Snooze cannot reveal his true identity all day. Finally, however, he decides he must clear himself so he ex- plains his impersonation. The Count does not come but telegraphs that he will be happy to present the school with the needed money because of the kindness of a Morden student. Snooze, being the student, wins the respect of the president of the college and his wife, who are the parents of the girl Snooze loves. As a reward for his kindness Snooze receives Dolly's hand in marriage and entertains us with his delicatessen store song. The Count and the Co-ed was presented under the direction of Miss Brainerd, March l3 and l4, l942. Cast of Characters Birdie Boggs--- Amy Arnold ------- Dolly McSpadden -.... Miss Agatha Lockstep--- Dr. Cicero McSpadden--- Mrs. McSpadden ---- Hamilton Hunter--- Mark Watson ------- Willie lSleepyJ Carter .--- Marjorie Blackwood ------. Kenneth lSnoozel Andrews--- Dan Flanigan -.-------- Page Sixty-two Marion Fish er, Mildred Pohnan --- ------- Mary Schmidt ----Shirley Gilbert ------Doris Juengel ----Howard Adamson ---Dorothy Engelsman ------Robert Novak ---William Dooley ---Charles Most ----Jean Trinko ---Burt Krueger ----Carl Hoffman How to get rid of a cop in one easy lesson. Underneath the campus moon. l think it's wonderful. Now, when I was a girl. . Miss Lockstep falls for the Count Der Count von Weihnerhei- ster is welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. McSpadden. THE ROUSER L, 5? X. ..,, , .. Q V X Q9 ? A ' 1' 5' A bww F if g 55455 if Y ' 'X 5, My X 2 way 5 Q D Y w x ' A , V A v -l uf A - Nm Q ' f s Z X E ,E AQ wg: i fx S 'S an L. V' -V ff , f 4: ,, LQ van Q Q: My . gf? ff- W a s Hs, S5 SZ .EW Q A A . A Q . x 4 .SS fx X I-5... , Q, ,A -.:: 3 5: 1 fi X 1 Q 251 av 5, .. VMNA .J Q vm Q W, X 5 'LQ 'A by 1' ' K ff- Ar 9 1 W sw X - W . . x,,x K, i .QI 'A f H' y 1 5 f .wi ,1- G Q . J is , - ,- fm -95.11, 1 , 'ixilifzai iw 1' , as 3 6 l atinnal Hnnnr Snciet Back Row -- Robert Ourada, Karl Franson, Jack Slaton, Jack Vickrey, Richard Kosobud, Richard King. Front Row-Mary Ellen Roth, Alyce Beth Arthur, Doris Bollinger, Miss Bare, Arlene Haieck, Elaine Kayser. Absent-Alice Kelly. The highest honor a student of the Riverside-Brookfield High School can attain is his election to the high school's chapter of the Honor Senate. Appointment to this society by the faculty is obtained by excellence in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Every year tour students from each class except the freshmen class are chosen. The actual election is determined by a point system which gives a certain number of points for each A or B grade and allows additional points for responsible service in school activities. The purposes of the organization are to encourage intellectual growth and to promote the ideals of service to one's fellows. Each year the society has an initiation ceremony which is held before the entire school. At Christmas, the members of the Senate decorate the school. A dinner is given for the members on commencement day. This year's honor students had not been chosen as the ROUSER went to press. l Page Sixty-four THE ROUSE Student lluuncil ln previous years the Student Council has consisted of nineteen elected members supplemented by home roam intermediaries. This year the intermediary system was abolished and an entirely new system estab- lished. The present Council consists of thirty-seven members with a Coun- cil member representing each home room. Through this new form of Council, the general weltare, ideals and democratic spirit of the student body have been improved. ln addition to the three dances, the Sagebrush Serenade, the All School Winter Party, and the Spring Party, the Council sponsored dances after basketball games. The Council has, during the year, helped with the Magazine Drive, collected the customary Christmas baskets, and encouraged the student to keep the school clean. Without Mr. Kaiser's skillful guid- ance, the Student Council would not have developed into the able organi- zation which it is today. KUpperJ Heads ot Committees: Standing- P. Jansen, Secretary, D. Craig, Chairman, School Relations Committee, B. DeYoung, Vice-President, J. Lyle, Chairman, Placement Committee. Seated-E. Turner, Chairman, Social Committee, J. Penney, Chairman, Pep Committee, R. MacGowan, Chairman, Hall Guard Committee, J. Rettig, Chairman, Adver- tising Committee, B. Busse, Chairman, Lunch- room Committee, B. Krueger, President. lLowerJ Back Row-R. MacGowan, M. Heller, P. Johnson, B. DeYoung, B. Krueger, P. Jan- sen, R. Craig, R. Aguilar, E. Orr, S. Drazil. Third Row-A. MacGowan, D. Adams, O. Nedved, B. Busse, D. Cates, J. Lyle, J. Rettig, L. Peterson, F. Koucky, E. Turner, Mr. Kaiser. Seated-L. Stein, G. Novak, H. Carras, L. Harlor, B. Novak, J.. Penney, S. Gilbert, R. Pavlicek. Seated on Floor-R. Baker, B. Marsh, M. Aguilar, V. Porter, B. Simmons, G. Colgrass, C. loas, C. Allen. 0 NINETEEN FORTY TWO Page Sixty five Seninrs present ff Q, 'You'se all gwine get out of here.' Bashful Bal: e nr A bashful young author deserts New York for the anticipated solitude of a small midwestern town-o girls' college town. The girls adored him, but he wasn't interested in them. He finds one that he likes, but she doesn't care for him. She finally falls for him after o side-splitting button-button who's got the pearls fiasco that warrants further explanation. The high spot is the third act scene where a burglar prepares to make off with the family pearls. They get them back from him, however, and while the befuddled thief runs around a circle, they do the same thing, each cupping his hands as though he held the pearls. Who had them? Nobody knew, especially the burglar, and when the principals dashed around, faking reverses with the pearls much as a football bockfield, the burglar wept for joy when the police finally arrived. Cast of Characters Easter ........ Molly Abbott ..... Viola Woodbury -- Betty Jean Wilson-- Freddie Weber .... Mrs. Blanche Todd .... Professor Todd ..... Miss Lydia Abbott--- Bertram Evers --- David Hampton -- Miss Blythedale ...- Mr. Bixby ----- Burglar ---- Palicemen ---- College Girls ---- Page Sixty-six - - - -Shirley Kobzina - - -Geraldine Vonek - - - - - -Jane Rettig - - - - - - - -Eleanore Hines - --Bill Roth, Jack Vickrey - - - - - -Shirley Neumayer - - - - Richard Prosche - - - -Gloria Zundalek - - - -Richard Klein - - - -George Schuyler - - - -Marion Schmidt - --------- Donald Lundgren ------------------Gavin Weir -----------Harry Brundage, William Meyer ----J. Penney, C. Kline, E. Pinnau, A. Hajeck, O. Novak, D. Bollinger, M. Roth. Too many remed ies are tough on the patient. Now, you're talking my language. So that's the st We all love our author! Come 'acrost' with pearls. ory. young 'them' THE ROUSER ni' O X mug' is we ff 435- QQJR5 ' gil? 'il gk-Q Qlilsfg - ff' . 1885 Tlmafsmfa fi R51 gignggwf P3 H NW? se awww: L Q- af, ff? 9 x Af qx J !' 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Henry's love interest, Barbara Pearson, is sympa- thetic with him, but his rival, George Bigelow, takes pleasure at his distress, Mr. Nelson, the assistant principal, also sympathizes with Henry and points out to Mr. Bradley, the principal, that all the cari- catures are true to lite. However, Mr. Bradley does not agree. When it was reported by Miss Wheeler, the music teacher, that some band instruments had been stolen, presumably by Henry, Mr. Bradley determines to expel Henry. Mr. Ferguson, the detective, clears Henry, much to Mrs. Aldrich's delight. The play was presented at a matinee performance on November l4, and the evening of November i4 and l5. Mr. David Malcolm was the director. The cast was as follows: - - - - - - - Homer Carras - - - - - - - - - -Rosemary Schreiber ----------- --Richard Lundberg - - -Olga Mladlaovich, Betty Ryerson Henry Aldrich ................ Barbara Pearson -- Mr. Nelson ---- Miss S-hea .... Mr. Bradley .... .............. G eorge Martin Mrs. Aldrich --- ...... Mary Weir George Bigelow --. .... Hutton Miller Mr. Ferguson --- ----.. George Karl Bill ........... - - --- .... William Porter Miss Eggleston-- ................ Margaret Heller Mr. Patterson .... .... B arton Fennessy, Charles Wagner -- -- ........ Warren Sedlacek ---Shirley Heimerdinger -----Frances Supplitt ---Geraldine Schuldes -----Frances Mayer Miss Wheeler--- ---- Lucille Masar Mr. Vecchitto ---- Miss Pike ----- Mary Deeter -.-- Miss Johnson --- Gertie ------- TEEN FORTY TWO l l l l l l l l 1 i l l l Page Sixty-nine EXTRA-CU RRICULAR BOARD The Extra-Curricular Board, working in close co-operation with the Student Council, suggests solutions to problems which have been presented for their consideration. The Board consists of both student and faculty members, with representation from athletics, clubs, music, publicatiog dramatics, Student Council, Program Assembly Division, and the Student Activity Finance Plan. JESTERS The Jesters is a dramatic club open to all freshmen and sophomores. The meetings consist of skits and reports about the Theatre. The officers are: President, Grant Wilson, Vice-President, Florence Wilson, and Secretary-Treasurer, Delight Scoville. MASQUE AND WIG CLUB This year the Masque and Wig Club presented a highly amusing three act comedy, June Mad. At their monthly meetings the members are entertained by various programs The Masque and Wig members enjoyed seeing Blithe Spirit at their annual theatre party. Membership is limited to those who successfully pass the required tryouts. DEBATE CLUB lf you like to argue, intelligently, that is, join the Debate Club. This organization, which meets every seventh period, debates on questions of current affairs and governmental problems. Our debate team belongs to the West Suburban Debate Conference and has made a fine record this season. CAMERA CLUB Clickl Click! Another R-B-ite is caught by the candid cameraman. To help and encourage students to know their camera better is our aim. Page Seventy EXTRA-CURRICULAR BOARD Left, 'Back Row-B. Green, D. Lundgren, Mr. Stephan, Miss Thompson, B. Krue- ger, Mr. Kaiser. Right, Back Row-E. Goetsch, Mr. Lott, Mr. Lybeck. Left, Front-D. King, M. Baker, B. Gray, D. Bollinger, Miss Shipley, H. Whiting, Miss Hine. Right, Front-G. Vlasaty, Miss Brainerd, Miss Frazier, Miss Boyle, E. Blaha. Another weighty problem confronts us. JESTERS A typical Wilson pose. Back Row-C. Allen, J. Zeman, R. I Wyckoff, L. Peterson, Mr. Malcolm. Third Row-C. Smith, V. Vavrik, E. Slavik, C. Most, D. Jansen, F. Geiger, L. Michaels, R. Zvolsky. Second Row -S. Hughes, B. Peterka,,G. McKillip, A. Krebs, B. Groess, B. Johnson, J. Tour- ek, P. Smith, D. Kline. First Row-B. Kroupo, R. Baker, H. Martin, F. Wilson, G. Wilson, D. Scoville, M. Pohnon, D. Ashley. MASQUE AND WIG CLUB Standing-D. Lundberg, B. Ryerson, H. 3 Whiting. Back-E. Hines, R. Klein, Miss Shipley, J. Hunter, M. Weir, P. T Johnson. From-J. kirby, M. schmadf, ' B. Porter, G. Vanek, O. Novak, J. Ret- tig, L. Craig, D. Lundgren, R. Schreiber. A penny for your thoughts, Ann and Burt. DEBATE CLUB Will we have enough points? D. Lundberg, G. Martin, H. Brundage, D. Lundgren, D. King, D. Craig. i CAMERA CLUB standing-H. Mailer, T. Michel, L. Pol- l lak, M. Cuchna, W. Dooley, W. Sedla- cek. Seated-Mr. Peebles, L. Whitney, ' E. Goetsch, B. Russell, G. Papacek, R. Jindrich, B. Fanning, M. Heller, F. An- derson. Discovering what makes o camera tick. has 'gn-X' X .5 sm I,- 5 ,fa g'- 3 -1-. X .,A: 1 I. '-,ge- 4 . 4? E-., in wjffits 1 ' ' , ,xr 652: T gg,-4 Q E Sin QNX s XX :LN ii , vs f .353 13 Q5 ! VA I V PRO MERITO CLUB ls Latin that interesting? Back Row-O. Novak, M. Prohaska, D. Scoville, L. Michaels, E. Orr, D. Lange, D. Pavlet, C. Smith, M. Pohnan. Sec- ond Row-J. Knauber, M. Stoddard, H. Smith, M. Clevenger, M. Roth, E. Evans, M. Mclntyre, D. Knourek. First Row- B. Kronemann, S. Hughes, E. Wormser, C. loas, M. Gatherer, G. Vanek, J. Wachter. DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN Back Row--R. Gunnar, J. Zeman, A. Schumacher, l. Dorman, L. Turner, J. Lundberg, J. Hartley, E. Scheiblauer, C. Wagner, R. Husa. Second Row-L. Milas, S. Kobzina, M. Kronemann, H. Hill, M. Koch, G. Tache, B. Clemons, R. Kronemann, C. Horak, J. lllich. First Row-W. Kronemann, Miss Frazier, R. Hutton, H. Brundage, M. Oetting, G. Karl, R. Ourada. St. Nick Karl makes little Waldemar starry-eyed with wonder. SPANISH CLUB How it's done down Mexico way. Back Row-A. Haieck, S. Dihel, L. Craig, J. Filip, L. Post, J. Kobzina, A. Pfeiffer, F. Mayer. Third Row-J. Munson, D. Kubicek, R. Graham, B. Brooks, R. Jindrich, V. Vavrik, R. Horn- baker. Second Row - P. Child, G. McKillip, S. McCormick, B. Hoff, A. Wisotzki, S. Drazil, E. Blaha. First Row-B. Smith, G. Schuldes, B. Schmidt, R. Aguilar, B. Gray, A. Hayer, M. Weir, D. Beck. - PHILATELIST CLUB Back Row-J. Diener, J. Ostby, B. Berntzen, M. Nemec, A. Wisotzki, H. Witt, L. Luce. Front Row-D. Janca, L. Gorman, J. Spainbower, Mr. Hoffman, D. Zirzow, B. Nelson, J. Rendl. Where is that intriguing stamp tram? SCRIBBLERS CLUB Scribblers learn to scribble. Back Row--D. Mealer, O. Mladkovich, E. Whitehead, E. Kroupa, C. Seavey, K. Reimus, C. Rotunno, J. Wilkins, C. Arri- go, J. Fabbri, B. Naiser, D. Mitchell, R. Pavlet, D. Johnson, D. Wettour. Fifth Row-D. Denton, L. Jeschke, F. Muky, B. Tuider, D. Seavey, M. Ryan, J. Rendl, D. Riha, R. Stromsky, M. Nemec, J. Ost- by, E. Swanson, M. Jayne, C. Gannett, D. Pavlet, M. Wallwork. Fourth Row- F. Seaberg, M. Nicoletti, M. Radke, G. Roberts, F. Hughes, D. Brown, V. Witt, M. Diegnau, D. Hassel, D. Diener, E. Janca, E. Stack, M. Bonynge, L. Mosar, A. Maly, J. Lohnes, S. Dumroese. Third Row--I. Wilson, J. Krause, V. Witt, Miss Buchholz, G. Vlasaty, Miss Barrick, B. Schwab, S. Dihel, J. Penney, J. Filip. Second Row-J. Chlebecek, D. Carlson, M. Baker, P. Tyson, N. LeClear, D. Engelsman, C. LaFrancis, M. Pearl, M. Moore. First Row-P. Todd, R. Ryden, R. Braun, A. Krueger, D. Guhl, R. An- derson, M. Read, D. Brozio. PRO MERITO CLUB The Pro Merito Club is a club for Latin students. The purpose of the club is to acquaint its members with the history, customs, and literature of the ancient Romans. The club is open to students who have completed one year of Latin and who maintain at least a B average. DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN The German Club, Der Deutsche Verein, studies the customs history, and folklore of Germany. The club held a large Christmas party this year. Membership is determined by the grade earned in first year German. I SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, sponsored by Miss Hine, aims to acquaint the members with the language and customs of the Spanish and South American people. PHILATELIST CLUB The principal obiectives of the Philatelist Club are: To collect and study United States and foreign stamps, thereby ac- quainting the members with the history of the United States and foreign countries, to bring stamp collections to meetings for study, exchange, and comparison, and to have whenever possible well-known stamp collectors address the meetings. SCRIBBLERS Students taking commercial subjects may become members of this club. Awards in typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping are given at each meeting. Speakers are invited and many social events are planned. Page Seventy th ree SHARCLUB Every girl in school belongs to the Sharclub. The ruling body is called the Senate. During their sophomore year, tive girls, who remain on the Senate for their junior and senior years, are chosen. Besides giving several teas, the club sponsors an annual Rummage Sale, Valentine Dance, Friendly Dinner, and entertains at a Preamorimaly Tea. USHER CLUB The Usher Club, sponsored by Miss Moore and Miss Court- ney, provides ushers for school entertainments. Junior and senior girls are chosen by the club of the preceding year. The officers are: President, Lorraine lllich, Vice-President, Betty Lou Schwab, Secretary, Roberta MacGowan, and head ushers, Marion Schmidt and Jeanne Penney. BECEUS CLUB This service club is made up exclusively of freshmen girls, selected by previous Beceus members, for their dependability, reliability, and preparedness. They are present at all the extra-curricular events to sell refreshments. GIRLS' ATHLETIC LEAGUE The aim of this organization is to promote good sportsman- ship, clean living, and good health. We are proud of the growth of our organization for it now exceeds forty members. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB All girls taking Home Economics subjects are eligible for membership in this club. The purpose of the club is to teach the girls more about homemaking. Parties and picnics are planned for the year. Page Seventy-four SHARCLUB SENATE B. Green, C. Hendel, L. Burridge, Miss Thompson, J. Hunter, E. Kayser, B. Schwab, J. Penney, S. Heimerdinger, M. Baker, E. Turner, J. Chlebecek. Everything from kerosene lamps to fur coats! USHER CLUB Come on, gals, get busy! Back Row--E. Blaha, R. Braune, B. Green, R. Vachta, O. Mlodkovich, M. Roth, G. Vanek, V. Witt, V. Williams, M. Weir. Third Row-M. Gatherer, L. Craig, J. Chlebecek, D. Pavlet, M. Hel- ler, P. Johnson, M. Schmidt, C. Hendel. Second Row-E. Kayser, L. Burridge, O. Novak, S. Heimerdinger, J. Hunter, l. Jeffries, A. Arthur. First Row-C. Kline, M. Radke, J. Penney, L. lllich, R. MacGowan, B. Schwab, M. Schmidt, J. Kirby. BECEUS CLUB Back Row--S. Vines, E. Frazier, B. Greene, M. Grove, M. Reik, J. Heidler, S. Shaw, J. Rutledge, R. Baker, H. Mar- tin, D. Adams, B. Kroupa, V. Bobek. Third Row-Miss Thompson, R. Damore, P. Huntlv, B. Foskett, E. Barnett, V. Por- ter, J. Welch, R. Filipek, M. Norris, V. Huska, B. Schlesinger, S. Knill. Second Row-V. Kratky, M. Aguilar, J. Schmu- chal, M. Burns, K. Anderle, R. Lenzie. First Row-C. Pinc, A. MacGowan, K. Craig. Hey, give me some! GIRLS' ATHLETIC LEAGUE ' They think they work! Back Row-F. Soucek, K. Reimus, A. Lavenau, E. Eaglesham, M. Heller, M. Nemec, D. Adams, R. Damore, V. Por- ter, D. Schmidt, P. Holtz, E. Schoen, D. Diener. Second Row-Miss Boyle, L. Luce, L. Papacek, E. Kozoyed, J. Ostby, M. Cuchna, N. Hardt, D. Knittle, H. Martin, C. Pinc, N. Woody, M. Burns, B. Marek, S. Sabia, J. Pidrman, L. Sit- kowski, A. Maly. First Row-M. Bo- nynge, E. Janca, M. Kronemann, B. Coons, D. Palesch, R. Filipek, D. Beck, J. Diener. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Back Row-J. Habel, E. Griffin, D. Schmidt, A. Sabia, B. Brooks, L. Ken- dall, E. Hass, A. Falke, B. Helsel, D. Nemecek. Third Row-Mrs. Kelly, N. Woody, V. Porter, D. Belsky, J. Heidler, J. Rutledge, L. Gorman, C. Stoll, C. Brown, A. Olsen, Miss Kramp. Second Row-D. Tiedemann, J. Kellog, L. Sit- kowski, J. Welch, G. Heidenreich, ,M. Schweitzer, S. Knill, L. Kohl, M. Burns, L. Masar. First Row-L. Luce, J. Zi- szik, D. Janca, R. Pavlet. The way to a man's heart . . .I 'Q ,A 'WL -1, A rf- X -' 5 Q. 5 1351 ., J S vi W C33 Y Q A QA K N -E' kk 5 L as T '. -B? N.. ' '+- J, If 'iff i qhagm, x . Q 7 - as 5'-sm 2,6594 35, ,, .iff Q 5 S , vm Y 5' Q 1 S f,,..,' . N 3 It a .swf ga E BIOS LOGOS CLUB Whot's going on here? Back Row-J. Munson, B. Simmons, T. Michel, C. Smith, B. Fanning, J. Soldat, J. Wachter, J. Haugseth, F. Thorne. Front Row-Mr. Williams, S. Drazil, S. McCormick, M. Kronemann, B. Brooks, S. Southwood, C. loas, R. Kronemann, W. Goers. CATALYST CLUB Back Row-R. Prosche, K. Francescon, W. Sedlacek, M. Lilljander, L. Pollak, D. Cates, L. Veverka, R. Slaugenhoupt, J. Phillips. Front Row--Mr. Yager, D. Campbell, C. Wagner, W. Porter, G. Papacek, D. Craig, G. Proksa, R. Haiek, B. Sauers. Seated-E. Mihalek, E. Goetsch, F. McGinn. What's brewing? SERVICE ART CLUB Our futu re artists. Standing-Miss Ellsworth, R. Hojek, J. Reilly, J. Kobzina, E. Mihalek. Seated -L. Sitkowski, T. Fixari, B. Ashton, G. McKillip. FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE CLUB Back Row-A. Sabia, B. Kroupa, J. Kir- by, S. Damore, B. Green, R. Vachta, J. Filip. Second Row-M. Johnson, S. Shaw, L. lllich, S. Dumroese, R. Baker, B. Greene, L. Masar, J. Spainbower. First Row-J. Knauber, G. Tache, C. Foskett, Miss Houston, J. Hartley, M. Jayne, R, Skilondz. What's the saiIor's name, Gertrude? CLIO CLUB A freshman member shows them where. Back Row-Mr. Kaiser, E. Wormser, R. MacGowan, M. Heller, J. Ostby, A. Ma- ly, R, Pavlin, R. Kronemann, J. Kirby, P. Monzel, R. Brehm, Seated-C. loas, A. Pfeiffer, W. Kronemann, M. Krone- mann, D. Lundgren, O. Novak. BIOS LOGOS CLUB The doors to the world of living things were opened to biology students by the Bios Logos Club this year. With a fine group of students backing it up, the club is making steady progress on the road of knowledge through trips, lectures, and skits. CATALYST CLU B The Catalyst Club is open to all students who wish to further their knowledge at science. Experiments, discussions, and reports are included in the meetings. SERVICE ARTS CLUB This up-and-coming new club of the year was organized by students who have had at least one year of art and aim to extend to its members a greater interest in art and design. The club helped in the decorating of the production of the annual Candle-light Service at Christmas. FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE CLUB The purpose of the Foreign Correspondence Club is to pro- mote triendly relations between the students ot our country and those of other countries through club discussions and correspondence. lt is especially appropriate during these war times to establish this friendly feeling with the South American countries, and England and her territories. CLIO CLUB This year's Clio Club got a late start, but under the vigorous leadership of their new sponsor, Mr. Kaiser, a dynamic prob- lem is to be expected next year. Suggestions on the fields of geography and history form the basis of many ot the programs. Members are welcomed from the three upper classes. g Page Seventy seven PEP CLUB The doctor of R.B.H.S.'s school spirit is the Pep Club. lt trains our cheer leaders, sponsors a school dance and a Homecoming parade and helps to keep our school pep alive by assemblies which stimulate enthusiasm. Mr. Thompson directs the Pep Squad. RIDING CLUB Get a horse may be the familiar cry in a few years. If and when the time comes, Miss Buchholz, Mr. Kaiser and the Riding Club members will have the priority rating. Members of this club ride every week, rain or shine, at the Stalford Stables in La Grange. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Lettermen's Club includes all boys who have received their letters in varsity athletics. Coach Shuey acts as advisor and sponsor and aims to promote good sportsmanship in all athletic activities. JUNIOR HI-Y This organization is open to all freshman and sophomore boys who are interested in learning the principles of the Senior Hi-Y. The boys discuss the problems of the average high school boy, and the development of character and fellowship. SENIOR HI-Y To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character is the pledge of the Senior Hi-Y. This honorable organization is restricted to junior and senior boys. This year the club gave a successful Christmas dance and sent delegates to the State Hi-Y Conference in Elgin. Page Seventy-eight PEP CLUB Standing-R. Braun, S. Gilbert. Front Row-L. Turner, B. Johnson, S. Drazil, G. Wojtyna, D. Kline, D. Marousek. Let's have three Rahs for the team. RIDING CLUB Yehudie gets fitted. Back Row-A. Pfeiffer, D. Kubicek, J. Pichie, B. Smith, S. Neumayer, C. Kline, L. Kroupa, B. Groess. Third Row-R. Nelson, L. Beavers, H. Brundage, C. Hoffman, E. Brown, H. Van Huben, M. Heller, E. Eaglesham. Second Row-H. Sieck, A. Hayer, D. Beck, E. Koijane, A. Arthur, B. Marek, Miss Buchholz, Front Row-G. Zundalek, M. Kinnaird, J. lllich, D. Scoville, L. Kroupa, D. Dvorak. LETTERMEN'S CLUB Back Row-J. Olsen, B. Hill, K. Fran- son, G. Davey, D. Arnold, E. Vieth, D. Kennedy, D. Ferrette, D. Laser, J. Olsen, E. Kennedy, W. Steinbrecher. Second Row-M. Prosche, B. Pavlin, K. Frances- con, R. Prosche, R. Vana, G. Weir, B. Anschicks, H. Adamson, B. Krueger, J. Lyle, E. Olson, T. Shahan. First Row- D. King, B. Shuey, B. Welch, J. Pearl, G. Melichar, K. McGrath, L. Stein, T. Welch, B. Biggar, C. Corral. Make a basket! JUNIOR HI-Y Working hard, fellas? Back Row--D. Jansen, A. Narkiewicz, H. Smith, F. Thorne, B. Duncan, J. Kik- ta, R. Wyckoff. Third Row-E. Worm- ser, F. Geiger, L. Whitney, L. Peterson, J. Wachter. Second Row-B. Peterka, J. Munson, B. Simmons, C. loas. Front Row-L. 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A Y ' ' , -W: 1,5 x- 'K Y ' x -f 'F X X ,,.z,-Q figxix , 5 gf 2 W A ,Qi i 'nf .yv fm . - Q K . A V ,, I A W , Q ' ' ' V S' L- .. A H Q A 2 .Wg .Q A f f , : M 1 ,S f . -. 5 .b I KE E J HEAVIES Back Row-Mr. Johnson, R. Miller, R. Arnold, J. Putts, Jerry Olsen, R. Sieweke, W. Welch, K. Franson, L. Welgos, Mr. Lybeck. Middle Row -C. Henderson, A. Peterson, A. Ring, E. Honel, R. King, A. Fanning, D. Laser, J. Dykinga, H. Adamson, B. Weise. Front Row-J. Larson, G. Kennedy, B. Kennedy, R. Stein, T. Flynn, T. Welch, J. Bensfield, G. Davey. With the return of seven addition of seven lightweight Coach Lybeck turned in an Fnnlhall heavyweight lettermen and the men from last yeor's squad, excellent season, ending with second place in the conference standing. Bud Davey, the only regulci r end of last yeor's squad, and young Gene Kennedy ably filled the end positions. To relieve them were Franson, former lightweight, and Welgos, promis- ing sophomore. Joe Bensfield and Captain tackle spots. Bob Kennedy bravely filled the Guards Tom Welch and Leonard Stein did excellent jobs as leaders of interference, backed by Bill Welch and Dave Putts. Tom Flynn, third year vete ran and all-conference center, had serious injuries, so left most of his work to Jack Larson, Dick Sieweke, and Jerry Olsen. The bockfield was composed of Ring, Fanning, Dykinga, Honel, King, Peterson, and Mil Honel, Ring, and Dykinga hav backfield for the l942 season. ler. Cizek, Laser, Coons with e promises for a well-rounded Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside Riverside K 4?-Q e 11.1- 6 32 O O l3 l2 13 37 l3 HEAVIES Highland Park 0 Crystal Lake 6 Maine 3 La Grange 0 York O Wheaton 6 Hinsdale l 3 Downers O Glenba rd O Page Ninety-one A SWELL KICK! OUTWARD BOUND. SCRAPPERS. ONE DOWN-TWO TO GO. TENSE MOMENTS. OH, TURN AROUND. Page Ninety-two THE' ROUSE Lights Coach Shuey, with only two returning lettermen, Captain Jim Lyle and Don Clements, developed a formidable eleven from talented but inexperienced players. Pile driving fullback George Melichar bore the brunt of the team's line charging. Calling signals was skilled punter and safety man Bill Hill. The tail back spot was held down by stellar runner Marty Esenther, and the blocking was ably controlled by Walter Red Denz. The ends were held down by Donnie Clements and Bill Shuey, Clements playing his second year at end turned in a fine job. Bill, lacking experience, developed into an excellent receiver. Supporting them at end was Ray Whiting. Freshman Danny Kennedy and Big Bruce Biggar, both inexperienced, developed into a pair of the canference's finest tacklers. Captain Jimmy Lyle, playing his third year, led our delegation of guards, which included Joe Digangi, Kentlow McGrath, and freshman Don Ferrette. With the exception of Lyle, these boys will return for the 42 season. Center, and mainstay of the R-B defense was Jimmy Balaban, who in his first year became the team's best line backer. .nys 1 V ff ii -1, 'I LIGHTS Riverside Highland Park O Riverside Crystal Lake 6 Riverside Maine l 3 Riverside La Grange O Riverside York I9 Riverside Wheaton 7 Riverside Hinsdale 7 Riverside Downers O Riverside 27 Glenbard l3 LIGHTS Back Row-Mr. Shuey, S. Elardo, B. Bryant, W. Steinbrecher, T. Shahan, C. Allen, W. Glaser, J. Scott, C. Nork, E. Olson, J. Jenista. Second Row-B. Weise, M. Esenther, R. Whiting, C. Carrol, G. Schuyler, E. Kavanaugh, K. McGrath, J. Janavec, D. Pearson, D. Ferrette. Front Row -G. Melichar, B. Hill, D. Clements, B. Biggar, J. Lyle, J. Balaban, J. Di- gangi, D. Kennedy, B. Shuey. of NINETEEN FORTY TWO Page Ninety-three Fnuthall 19111-19112 Page Ninety-four Heavyweiqhls The heavyweight squad, under the leadership of such backs as Dykinga, King, Fanning, and Peterson, gave the Blue and White of Highland Park a solid 6-O defeat. After riding fifty miles to Crystal Lake, the home boys, with everyone on the team scoring, turned back our Lake friends to the tune of 32-6. Brown and Gold made a sorry first sight on R-B's field when a Maine left tackle bcoted a field goal to defeat the home boys, 3-O. Fighting La Grange through the mud to a O-O tie, R-B lost its chance for the conference championship. Led by King and Ring, York's Big Green fell before our power- house, I3-O. ln the hardest fought game of the year, R-B and Hinsdale played to a l3-l3 tie. Tauchdowns were scored by Honel and King for R-B. Scoring three touchdowns and leading the rest of the boys, Auts Fanning and R-B defeated Downers Grove, 37-O. Glenbard was defeated by the scoring of the two Kennedy brothers, Bob and Gene, in the final game of the year, l3-O, giving R-B a second place in the league race. Liqhtweiqhts Mr. Shu'ey's squad of featherweights outdid all expectation as they turned in a season in which they tied for third place. The season opened with a home game with Highland Park. Led by Hill and Clements, the ponies turned in the season's first win, a l9-O affair, Bill Shuey accounting for the season's first touchdown. Crystal Lake was next, with Hill and Melichar scoring a touch- down apiece. ' A The conference opener was a l2-7 defeat handed down by Maine, the conference champs. A O-O game with La Grange was 'followed by a tragic l9eO de- feat by York. ' The tide changed with R-B's lf?-7 defeat of Hinsdale, Esenther scoring two touchdowns and Denz accounting for the third. The remaining two games brought victories by a 6-O upset of Downers Grove, and a 27-i3 game with Glenbard. The season ended with three wins, two losses, and a tie. . i I T'H.E' ROU E Basketball COME ON, GET IT BREAK IT UP HIGH JUMP. THRU THE HOOP. HIGH SCORER, HOLZ. of NINETEEN FORTY TWO Page Nin yf .av 6816 -ff 7' if? .xv j X5 1 xcrk i A 5 5.3 Eg 11 vi' xx, Q 245 'Xi , S 35 2:2 if Q if 6: xx A M Q , A Wx fax we af., .,W,. Q M ., 1 X V W: .uf 'ef x Xx.X , W - I-M. -mv . as :nga X S ug., 41' Q -2: I . 5 ki . , , v,., LW. .,.,...mwm.. f,. 4,M,,A.. fgi.ff Qr. S 2 ., ,LM . -1,-.2 3 ugj ggi, H' Q Heavies Starting with a quartet of lightweight graduates and a brace of experienced heavyweights, Coach Dudley fash- ioned an aggressive outfit that earned four conference victories ledgered against eight setbacks. Captain, high scorer, and long shot dead eye, Willis Bebinger paired off with speed artist Auts Fanning at the guards. Tall, lanky Ray Schreiber jumped center and ex- celled in rebounding. A talented trio of forwards: accurate short shot and hard playing Elden Holzwart, skilled defensive player and scrappy Dick King, capable long shot and steady Cliff York, broke through for needed tallies and pigeon-holed opponents' offensives. Furnishing the reserve power and gaining experience for next year were Mark Coons, Duane Reisser, John Sentz, Jack Larson, Dick Capen, Eugene Kennedy, and Dave Jansen. An interesting fact of the 1941-1942 season was the large number of conference games lost by slim margins. Basl-iethallf HEAVIES Riverside Yorkville ' 17 Riverside Morton 49 Riverside Argo 21 Riverside Elgin 34 Riverside Maine 31 Riverside York 37 Riverside La Grange 34 Riverside Downers 25 Riverside Hinsdale 25 Riverside Glenbard 26 Riverside Highland Park 29 Riverside Maine 38 Riverside York 34 Riverside La Grange 42 Riverside Downers 27 Riverside Hinsdale 36 Riverside Glenbard 30 Riverside Bensenville 20 Riverside Glenbard 36 LIGHTS Riverside Yorkville Riverside Morton Riverside Argo Riverside Elgin Riverside Maine Riverside York Riverside La Grange Riverside Downers Riverside Hinsdale Riverside Glenbord Riverside Highland Park Riverside Maine Riverside York Riverside Lo Grange Riverside Downers Riverside Hinsdale Riverside Glenbard of NI NE TE Lights Coach Westlake, greeted with a devastating new weight limit for his first year as lightweight guider, built up an adept squad that tied for second place in the conference. At the guards were Captain James Balaban, leading scorer and short shot player and sophomore flash, George Melichar, who sparkled in defensive play and long shots. Jumping center was another sophomore find, Joe Kroupa, who fast developed into an excellent pivot man. A trio of seniors completed the squad, James Lyle, fast reliable sportsman, Don Clements, push shot artist, and Bill Hill, active, tricky ball handler. Others lending their support to the team were peppy long shot Gustafson, driving Bill Kolinger, and plucky Ed Olson, as well as, Bob Heimerdinger, Joe Scott, Herb Seyl, Rockwell Gray, Elmer Westendorf, and Earl Freitag. E N F O R T Y T W O Page Ninety seven Frnsh-Snph Instituted to teach as well as to give experience to boys who will make up the varsity squads in the near future, freshman-sophomore athletics now cover football, basketball, and track with a full schedule of games or meets in each. This with intramurals, extends the number of athletic partici- pants to include almost anyone who is able and willing to try. Anyone who has watched a frosh-soph game will agree that they certainly do put everything they have into it, including the sportsmanship that such an activity develops. Page Ninety-eight SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL B. Elliott, E. Kennedy, B. Carr, D. Jansen, F. Minarovic, C. Fazekas, J. Scott. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Back--Jimmy Olsen, D. Kennedy, B Heimerdinger, H. Seyl. Middle--Mr Dudley, R. Gray, B. Brunson, F. Kou- cky, H. Lucas. Front-H. Asch- burner, Jerry Olsen, J. Sentz, G Schreiber, J. Brodie. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Sitting-E. Kennedy, D. Hensel, G Sabel, J. Davis, D. Aschburner, D Jansen, J. Cizek. Standing-D. La- ser, Jerry Olsen, B. Carr, F. Bergman O. Nedved, H. Seyl, H. Jacklin. THE ROUSER 1 SPRING TRACK Back Row-R. Anschicks, R. Krone- mann, D. Slocum, B. Bryant, D. Pearson, D. Laser. Third Row-E. Kavanaugh, H. Frazier, B. Pavlin, R. Peterka. Second Row-E. Vieth, R. Prosche, K. Francescon, M. Pro- sche, G. Weir, B. Dicken. First Row -K. Franson, W. Bebinger. Bebinger in the home stretch. Anxiety! CROSS-COUNTRY Back Row-B. Kronemann, H. Fro- zier, B. Pavlin, B. Dicken, B. An- schicks. Front Row-K. Francescon, M. Prosche, R. Prosche, G. Weir, W. Bebinger, Track Something new has been added to the R-B Trophy Case -the first Cross-Country Championship Trophy. Captain Richard Prosche, backed by Willis Bebinger and Guy Weir, propelled the team to a hard fought cross-country championship. However, this could not have been accom- plished without the capable leadership and diligence of Coach Carlson. . This year, as last, our greatest strength appears in the relay teams. The two mile relay team is composed of Captain Karl Franson, Marvin Prosche, Willis Bebinger, and Richard Prosche. The Field events have been greatly strengthened by Howie Adamson and Bob Kennedy, who have been putting the shot and throwing the discus. ofNINETEEN FORTY TWO Page Ninety-nine Intramural Intramural sports were led this year, both in interest and participants, by intramural basketball. Eight teams, under the super- vision of Coach Dudley, fought it out for tirst place honors. Captains ot the teams were: Don Brunson, Bob Zbikowski, Tom Flynn, Don Ashley, George Proksa, Bob Kennedy, Dick Sieweke, and Eugene Kennedy. Other intramural sports, actively carried on, were boxing, wrestling, badminton, tum- bling, and ping pong, which created quite a stir during the latter part of the year. GOLF Guided by Dean Lybeck, the swat men- Dick Chana, Hank Melichar, Danny Butko- vich, John Ehling, and a number ot other improving candidates-have high hopes of going tar in the conference race. BASEBALL Although no letters are being given, base- ball has commanded a large turnout of en- thusiastic candidates. Despite the tact that the sport is in its initial season at R-B, Coach Johnson has been able to mould an aggressive outfit capable of turning in a fine game against any opposition. Ouch that's my neck! Superman assembly line . Make it good! Hold that pose! T I-I E R O U S E Page One Hundred , ,,,,, , 77- -- 0fNINETEEN FO WRESTLING , Coach Malcolm shows the boys the intricacies of wrestling. TENNIS Back Row-C. Hoffman, J. Scoville, L. Pavlicek, Mr. Thompson, R. Pro- sche, D. Kasobud, B. Roth. Front Row - R. Kral, B. Krueger, H. Adamson, R. Novak, G. Schuyler. Wrestling Instant approval has been given to a new sport at R-B. Wrestling promises to become even more popular. Coach Malcolm, aided by co-captains Augie Ring and Bert Bestler, guided the boys to o fine season of three wins in eight matches. ln addition to .Ring and Bestler, the squad includ- ed: Davey, Hensel, Ferrette, Stein, Brunson, Braun, Schreiber, Simmons, Weise, and Henderson. Tennis ln its second year as a major conference sport, tennis threatens in popularity the supremacy of other now well established athletics. The '4l squad, under Coach Thomp- son, climaxed a successful year by taking the conference title. Led by district doubles champs, Burt Krueger and Howie Adamson, the team of Bob Novak, Dick Kosobud, Dick Prosche, Mark Coons, Bill Kolinger, and Art Peterson promises to make a fine showing. RTY TWO Page One Hundred One 'N ...Q ' E 1 3 1 NF?m:l J'WW X N gswiw A - ..2.Qf'-WN... E V . Q' -5-aim - - Q , 35:35 ,yfflxf ,Q ff-ny N:.:,.5n ' K- L W f , H - 23 f , ,115 . .. , Q . Ai l,. ik.g J U . X . QQ? , . K .1 wi ' fy -- -. ' 5 V . 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The first was held in the fall at a near by forest preserve where the girls participated in outdoor games and cooked their meal on an open hearth. The customary Christmas party was held prior to Christmas vacation. Games were played, songs were sung, and gifts exchanged. As a closing gesture, and a good-bye to the club of '42, a spring party was given. Competitive games were played. At this time awards were presented to those girls who had followed the activities of the club during the year. The requirement nec- essary for an award is that o girl must be present at two-thirds of all meetings and after school activities. The seniors receive a large R-B, the juniors, a small R-B, the sophomores, a triangular-shaped letter, and the freshmen, a small diamond-shaped letter. Y T Page One Hundred Three Index Ackerman, Paul, 48 Adams, Dorothy, 48, 65, 75 Adams, James, 44 Adamson, Howard, 27, 59, 61, 6 91, 99, 101 Aguilar, Marguerite, 48, 65, 75 Aguilar, Raul, 45, 55, 65, 73 Albrecht, Walter, 46 Allen, Mrs. C. B., 11 Allen, Clark, 48, 65, 70, 93 Allen, Dorothy, 47, 57, 61 Allen, Edris, 44 Anderle, James, 27 Anderle, Katherine, 48, 75 Anderson, Doris, 48 Anderson, Francis, 46, 60, 61, 70 Anderson, Howard, 27, 55, 78 Anderson, Robert, 44 Anderson, Ruth, 27, 73 Andorf, Richard, 44 Anschicks, Robert, 45, 78, 99 Anselmo, Henry, 46 Arnold, Richard, 27, 78, 91 Arrigo, Christine, 27, 73 Arthur, Alyce Beth, 44, 56, 61, 6 78 Arthur, Mr. Lee, 16 Aschburner, Howard, 48, 98 Ashley, Allen, 48 Ashley, Don, 46, 70, 100 Ashton, Betty Jane, 44, 77 Augustine, Richard, 46 Aylesworth, Robert, 43 Bacastow, Jack, 44 Bacastow, Wesley, 48 Sylvia, 44 Bohr, Baker, Barbara, 44 Baker, Margaret, 48 Baker, Marjorie, 24, 27, 75 Ruth, 48, 55, 61, 65, Baker, Balaban, James, 44, 93, 97 Bare, Miss Mabel, 19, 55, 64 Barnett, Edith, 48, 61, 75 Barrett, Richard, 46 2, 78, 4, 75, 43, 55, 70, 73, 70, 75, 77 Barrick, Miss Clorabel, 22, 55, 73 Barry, Russell, 48 Barss, Elizabeth, 49 Bartlett, Evelyn, 44, 57 Bartusch, William, 49 Bates, James, 6, 27 Baumrucher, Robert, 49 Beach, David, 44 Beavers, Lorraine, 27, 78 Bebinger, Willis, 27, 97, 99 Becht, Barbara, 49, 60 Becht, Gordon, 27, 46 Beck, Dolores, 46, 73, 75, 78 Behrens, Donald, 27 Belsky, Dolores, 49, 75 Bennett, Helen, 44 Benstield, Joe, 27, 91 Bensfield, LeRoy, 44 Benson, Jane, 46 Benson, Janet, 46, 57 Bergman, Frederick, 49, 98 Berlin, Patricia, 48 Bernhardt, Antoinette, 46 Berntzen, Robert, 46, 73 Bestler, Burton, 45, 101 Betinis, Mary, 48 Biber, Franklin, 48 Bigelow, Kenneth, 46 Biggar, Bruce, 45, 78, 93 Bisbee, Richard, 45 Black, Herbert, 27 Black, Ronald, 27 Page One Hundred Four Blaha, Elsie, 45, 60, 70, 73, 75 Blanchard, Marjorie, 46, 60 Blazek, Evelyn, 27, 55, 58, 61 Blondin, Robert, 27 Bobek, Violet, 48, 75 Bohaty, James, 48 Bollinger, Doris, 27, 43, 55, 56, 61, 64, 66, 70 Bolsnes, Ruth, 45 Bonynge, Doris, 48 Bonynge, Muriel, 46, 73, 75 Borg, June, 45, 61 Borgerd, Myron, 45, 60 Boston, Eleanore, 47 Boucek, Robert, 45 Boyle, Louise, 45 Boyle, Miss Virginia, 20, 21, 35, 70, 75 Brachtenbach, Dorleen, 27 Bradow, June, 47 Brainerd, Miss Alice, 14, 15, 55, 61, 62, 70 Broun, Richard, 45, 60, 78, 101 Braun, William, 49 Braune, Ruth, 27, 73, 75 Brehm, Ruth, 27, 55, 58, 77 Brenn, Betty Lou, 47 Brennan, Patricia, 45, 61 Brennan, Paul, 27 Briney, Donald, 48 Briney, Robert, 45, 60 Briney, William, 45 Brockie, Fred, 27 Brockie, Lorraine, 47 Brockmann, Bertha, 48 Brockmann, Tony, 45 Brode, Jack, 48, 98 Brodin, Jack, 27 Braokbank, Tom, 48 Brooks, Beatrice, 47 Brooks, Betty, 47, 75, 77 Brooks, Mary Lou, 48 B rooks, B rooks, Richard, 48 William, 44, 60, 73 Broschka, Agnes, 47 Broschka, Edward, 48 Broschka, James, 44 Brown, Arthur, 49 Brown, Carol, 27, 75 Brown, Dorothy, 44, 61, 73 Brown, Edward, 47, 78 Brown, Jacqueline, 44, 61 Brown, Mrs. Jean, 23, 85 Brozio, Ruth, 27, 73 Brundage, Harry, 27, 61, 66, 70, 73, 78 Brunner, Jack, 49 Branson, Donald, 49, 98, 100, 101 Brant William 49 93 99 y I I I I Buchholz, Miss Wilma, 22, 55, 73, 78 Burns, Dorothy, 49 Burns, Marion, 48, 75 Burridge, Leslie, 44, 57, 75 Busse, Barbara, 47, 65 Busse, Mr. Irwin, 11 Bussema, Fred, 47 Bussema, Josephine, 27 Butkovich, Daniel, 27, 100 Butkovich, John, 48 Byan, Robert, 47, 61 Coda, Victor, 27 Cadotte, George, 47 Caird, Robert, 48 Callihan, Robert, 48 Campbell, Audrey, 30 Campbell, David, 44, 77 Campbell, Jean, 48 Copen, Richard, 47, 97 Carlson, Mr. Clarence, 16, 17, 99 Carlson, Dorothy, 44, 73 Carlson, Gustave, 48, 60 Carr, Robert, 47, 61, 98 Carras, Homer, 44, 65, 69, 78 Carroll, Charles, 44, 78, 93 Castle, Mark, 30 Caswell, Robert, 30, 78 Cates, Donald, 30, 60, 65, 77, 78 Cates, Richard, 48 Chona, Richard, 30, 100 Chase, Charles, 48, 60 Child, Patsy, 44, 73 Chlebecek, Jean, 44, 57, 73, 75 Christensen, Alice, 46 Christenson, Don, 48 Cipro, Gloria, 48, 60 Cizek, James, 44, 91, 98 Clanton, Jean, 44 Cleary, Miss Ruth, 22 Clements, Donald, 30, 61, 78, 93 97 Clemons, Bette, 30, 73 Clevenger, Margaret, 46, 73 Colgrass, Gloria, 46, 61, 65 Collins, Joseph, 46, 78 Colonical, Lorraine, 48 Conroyd, Robert, 44 Cook, Robert, 46, 60 Coons, Barbara, 48, 75 Coons, Mark, 45, 91, 101 Cooper, Gayle, 46 Coppola, James, 48, 61 Corleto, Michael, 46 Cory, Donald, 45 Cosgrove, Gene, 45 Cosgrove, Robert, 30 Courtney, Miss Nettie, 16, 55 Coy, Lynn, 30, 78 Craig, Kathryn, 49, 57, 75 Craig, Louise, 45, 70, 73, 75 Craig, Richard, 30, 65, 70, 77 Crawford, Florence, 49 Crawford, Thomas, 46 Creelman, Marilyn, 45 Creghin, Harold, 30 Crosby, Renee, 30 Crowe, Beverly, 46 Cruzen, Phyllis, 45 Cuchna, Marilyn, 49, 70, 75 Curtis, Miss Ethel, 17, 22, 23, 85 Cutberth, John, 49 Dalasky, Eugene, 30 Dallmann, William, 49 Damore, Rose, 49, 75 Damore, Sally, 45, 61, 77 Danielson, Charlene, 45 Darnell, Norman, 48 Daugherty, Mabel, 48 Davis, Jimmy, 48, 98 Davey, George, 30, 78, 91, 101 Denton, Dorthe, 30, 73 DeMille, Donald, 48 Denz, Walter, 45, 93, 94 Descher, Marvin, 30 DeYoung, Bruce, 45, 65 Dicken, William, 48, 99 Diegnau, Marjorie, 45, 73 Diekman, Donald, 45 Diener, Doris, 45, 73, 75 Diener, Joan, 48, 73, 75 Digangi, Joe, 46, 93 Dihel, Shirley, 45, 73 Dirkes, Donald, 46 Dirkes, John, 30 Dirkes, Virginia, 30 Dolejs, Anton, 30 Dooley, William, 44, 56, 59, 61, 70, 78 Index Dopp, Dick, 30, 60 Dorman, lris, 44, 73 Doskocil, Roger, 46 Dow, William, 48 Drazil, Shirley, 46, 65, 73, 77, 78 Dreher, Arthur, 48 Dudley, Mr. William, 20, 96, 98, 100 Dumroese, Shirley, 30, 73, 77 Duncan, William, 46, 78 Dunning, Don, 44 Dvorak, Dolores, 48, 78 Dykinga, Richard, 44, 91, 94 Eaglesham, Elaine, 48, 75, 78 Economy, Dennis, 30, 78 Economy, Robert, 48 Edgerton, Thomas, 44 Ehling, John, 44, 100 Ehrhardt, Nancie, 30 Eklund, Carl, 48 Elardo, Salvatore, 48, 93 Elliott, William, 47, 98 Ellsworth, Miss Elizabeth, 14, 15, 55, 56, 77 Emard, Alfred, 30 Emard, Mabel, 30 Englesmon, Dorothy, 30, 61, 62, 73 Eriksson, Margaret, 24, 25, 30, 57 Esenther, Martin, 44, 93, 94 Evans, Eleanore, 47, 57, 61, 73 Evans, Virginia, 47, 61 Ewan, Miss Caroline, 18, 19 Fabbri, Jeanette, 47, 73 Fairvalley, Jay, 30 Falke, Alice, 49, 75 Fanning, Aubrey, 24, 25, 30, 91, 94 Fanning, Branwell, 47, 60, 70, 77 Faro, J oyce, 49 Faulstick, Karl, 47, 61 Fazekas, Carl, 47, 98 Fencil, Dorothy, 30 Fencl, Elaine, 49 Fenelon, Ann, 49 Fennessy, Barton, 44, 69, 78 Ferrette, Donald, 49, 93, 101 Ferrier, Eugene, 47 Fiala, Annabel, 49 Fiala, Henry, 31 Fiala, Robert, 48 Fiala, Thomas, 44 Filip, Junemarie, 44, 73, 77 Filipek, Rose, 48, 75 Fink, Elaine, 47 Fisher, Marion, 47, 61, 62 Fischer, Virginia, 44 Fixari, Fred, 48 Fixari, John, 31 Fixari, Theresa, 44, 77 Flynn, Flynn, Grayce, 31 Thomas, 31, 91,100 Folkerts, Jack, 44 Foreman, Beverly, 48 Foskett, Betty, 48, 75 Foskett, Catherine, 31, 77 Fox, Florence, 48 Framburg, Mrs. Doris, 17 Francescon, Kenneth, 31, 77, 78, 99 Franson, Elsie, 47 Franson, Karl, 24, 25, 31, 43, 61, 64, 78, 91, 99 Franzese, Anthony, 31 Frazier, Elizabeth, 48, 75 Frazier, Miss Flora, 18, 55, 70, 73 Frazier, Howard, 47, 99 Frazier, William, 31, 61 Freitag, Earl, 47, 96 Frick, Burton, 31, 61 ,97 Frick, Leslie, 44 Froellch, Audrey, 31, 60 Frye, Ann, 47 Gannett, Caryl, 31, 73 Gannette, Gene, 48 ' Gatherer, Madeline, 45, 73, 75 Gehrke, Harry, 48 Geiger, Frederick, 46, 60, 70, 78 Gilbert, Shirley, 45, 61, 62, 65, 78 Glaser, Shirley, 46' Glaser, Wallace, 45, 93 Goers, Ethel, 48 Goers, Walter, '46, 77 Goetsch, Edward, 31, 55, 70, 77 Goetz, Eugene, 46, 70 Gonia, LeRoy, 48 Goodman, Robert, 45 Gorman, Lorraine, 46, 57, 73, 75 Graham, Roger, 46, 73 Gramer, Virginia, 45 Gray, Barbara, 31, 43, 70, 73 Gray, Rockwell, 48, 60, 97, 98 Green, Barbara, 49 Green, Betty Ellen, 31, 55, 70, 75, Greene, Elizabeth, 49, 61, 75, 77 Greinke, Hermina, 31, 43, 55 Grench, Bob, 45 Grench, Gloria, 46 Griffin, Ethelyn, 45, 75 Griffin, Frances, 49 Griffin, Mary, 45, 49 Grochowski, Arthur, 45 Groess, Betty Lou, 49, 70, 78 Grosshenrich, Philip, 45 Grove, Madeline, 49, 75 Guhl, Audrey, 46 Guhl, Dolores, 31, 73 Gunnar, Rolf, 45, 73 Gurke, Robert, 46 Gustafson, Harold, 31, 97 Gustafson, Ray, 6 Haack, Mr. Otto, 20, 21 Haase, Phyllis, 45 Haase, Robert, 46 Habel, Constance, 48, 75 Haebich, Mr. l. E., 12, 15 Haigh, William, 45 7 Hajeck, Arlene, 31, 43, 55, 60, 64, 66, 73 Hajek, Robert, 45 Hajek, Ralph, 31, 60, 77 Hajek, Rudolph, 31, 77 Hallberg, Darrell, 31 Hamel, Jean, 44 Hammel, George, 31 Hammel, Leila, 44 Handtmann, Robert, 46 Hannemann, William, 46 Hardt, Norma, 46, 75, 102 Hardyman, Thomas, 48 Hare, Robert, 48 Harlev, Virginia, 31 Harlor, Lyle, 48, 60, 65 Hartfield, Margaret, 48 Hartley, Janice, 31, 73, 77 Hascek, Robert, 44 Hassel, Doris, 44, 73 Haugseth, Janet, 46, 77 Haury, Hubert, 44 Hawley, Helen, 31 Hayer, Alice, 44, 73, 78 Hayes, Fred, 48, 60 Heath, Betty, 31 Heath, Bob, 48, 60 Heath, Martha, 31 Heidenreich, Geraldine, 48, 75 Heidler, Jeanne, 48, 75 Heimerdinger, Robert, 48, 97, 98 Heimerdinger, Shirley, 44, 57, 69, 75 Heller, Margaret, 44, 57, 65, 69, 70 75, 77, 78, 102 Helm, Walter, 46 Helsel, Bernice, 48, 75 Hendel, Catherine, 44, 57, 75 Hendel, Isabel, 47, 57, 60 Henderson, Harold, 47, 60, 61, 91, 101 Henderson, Merle, 48, 60 Henning, Donald, 49 Hensel, Don, 47, 98, 101 Herbst, Betty, 48 Herdo, William, 44 Hesley, Robert, 31 Higgins, Robert, 47 Hill, Helen, 47, 73 Hill, William, 24, 31, 78, 93, 94, 97 Hine, Miss Marie, 18, 55, 70 Hines, Eleanore, 34, 59, 61, 66, 70 Hinkle, Mr. Ross, ll Hinz, Dave, 44 Hodek, Rita, 47, 61 Hoekstra, Evelyn, 44 Hoff, Betty Jo, 47, 73 Hoff, Donald, 44 Hoffman, Carl, 49, 61, 62, 78, 101 Hoffman, Mr. H. W., 22, 55, 73 Hoffman, Patricia, 49, 61 Hoger, Delores, 45 Hoger, Evelyn, 49, 60 Holstedt, Dick, 47 Holtz, Phyllis, 49, 75 Holzwart, Elden, 45, 96 Honel, Edward, 45, 91, 94 Hoover, Joan, 47 Harak, Cecy, 45, 57, 60, 73 Horak, Toni, 34, 57, 61 Hornbaker, Russell, 47, 73 Horne, George, 49 Horne, Ralph, 34 Hoss, Ellen, 49, 75 Houston, Miss Mary, 19, 55, 77 Huberty, Ruth, 34 Hudek, Wayne, 48 Hughes, Frances, 34, 73 Hughes, Shirley, 47, 61, 70, 73 Hultgren, Anne, 34 Hultgren, John, 43 Hunter, Jo Ann, 45, 58, 59, 70, 75 Huntly, Phylis, 48, 57, 75 Hurban, Phyllis, 48 Huso, Robert, 46, 73 Huska, Olga, 45 Huska, Vera, 48, 75 Hutton, Robert, 45, 55, 73 Hutton, Shirley, 47 lllich, Lorraine, 34, 43, 55, 75, 77 lllich, Joseph, 47, 73, 78 loas, Charles, 46, 65, 73, 77, 78 Jablonski, Walter, 34 Joblonski, Dorothy, 45 Jacklin, Howard, 46, 98 Jacklin, Emmett, 34 Jackson, Robert, 48 Jacobsen, Gustave, 48 Jakoubek, Robert, 34 Jakovec, Anna, 48 James, Robert, 48 Janca, Dorothy, 46, 73, 75 Janca, Evelyn, 45, 7,3, 75 Janovec, John, 46 Jansen, David, 46, 61, 78, 98 Jansen, Phil, 25, 34, 65, 70 Jaras, Elaine, 46 Page One Hundred Five Kropacek, Richa rd, 47 Index Jayne, Marjorie, 34, 61, 73, Jeffries, lrene, 45, 75 Jenista, James, 48, 93 Jeschke, J indrich Laverne, 34, 73 Ralph, 46, 70, 73 Johnson, Betty, 46, 70, 78 Johnson, Carl, 46 Johnson, Doris, 45 Johnson Dorothy, 45, 73 77 Johnson Beatrice, 45 Johnson, Mr. Lloyd, 17, 91, 100 Johnson, Mary Clare, 46, 77 Johnson Patricia, 45, 61, 65, 70, 75 Johnson, Robert, 44 Johnson, Virginia, 44 Jonas, John, 48 Jones, Ann, 34, 59 Jordon, John, 46 Juengel, Doris, 34, 55, 61, 62 Kadlec, Raymond, 46 Kaiser, Mr. Norton, 16, 55, 65, 78 70, 77, Mclnty Kline, Clover, 34, 43, 66, 75, 78 Kalabsa, Rosemarie, 48 Kandl, Henry, 44 Kariott, Walter, 48 Karl, George, 44, 60, 69, 73 Katz, Jean, 44 Kavanough, Eugene, 46, 99 Kavanaugh, Helen, 34 Kayser, Elaine, 44, 64, 75 Kehoe, Virginia, 34 Kehoe, William, 48 Keller, Bette Jane, 34 Kelly, Alice, 34, 43, 64 Kelly, Shirley, 49 Kelly, Mrs. Treva, 21, 55, 73 Kellog, Joyce, 49, 75 Kendall, Lorraine, 49, 75 Kendall, Maurice, 49 Kenison, Jack, 44 Kennedy, Beverly, 49 Kenned Robert 34 91 94 99 100 yf I I I I I Kennedy, Daniel, 49, 78, 93, 98 Kennedy, Eugene, 46, 78, 91, 94, 97, 98, 100 Keoughan, Lawrence, 47, 78 Kikta, John, 47, 60, 78 Killens, Walter, 24 King, John, 48 King, Richard, 24, 34, 43, 56, 61, 64, 70, 78, 91, 94, 97 Kinnaird, Mary, 44, 78 Kirby, Jean 34, 43 59, 61 70, 7 , . , 5, 77 Klein, Richard, 34, 59, 66, 70, 78 Kline, Dorothy, 47, 70, 77 Klows, Helen, 34 Knauber, Joyce, 34, 73, 77 Knill, Shirley, 47, 75 Knittle, Dolores, 48, 75 Knourek, Doris, 47, 73 Knutson, Eleanor, 34 Kobzina, Jean, 47, 73, 77 Kobzina, Shirley, 34, 59, 66, 73 Koch, Margie, 47, 73 Kohl, Dorothy, 34 Kohl, Lois, 48, 75 Koijane, Edward, 47, 78 Kolack, Joseph, 47 Kolar, Tom, 48 Kolarik, Eugene, 47 Kolinger, William, 44, 97, 101 Komarek, Robert, 34 Kopp, Andrew, 48 Kosik, Gladys, 35 Kosobud, Richard, 35, 43, 56, 64, 78, 101 ' Page One Hundred Six Kotek, Dorothy, 48 Koubo, George, 35, 61 Koucky, Frank, 48, 65, 98 Kowal, Richard, 47 Kazoyed, Edwin, 44 Kazoyed, Elaine, 48, 75 Kraft, Herman, 47 Kraft, William, 35 Kral, Frank, 35 Kral, Robert, 48, 101 Kral, Rose, 47 Kramer, Patricia, 44 Kramp, Miss Antonia, 21, 55, 75 Kratky, Vero, 48, 75 Krause, Jean, 44, 73 Krebs, Arlene, 47, 70 Krieger, Herbert, 44 Krall, Louis, 44 Kronemonn, Medea, 47, 73, 75, 77, 102 Kronemonn, Robert, 45, 73, 77, 99 Kronemonn, Waldemar, 48, 73, 77 Kroupa, Blanche, 48, 70, 75, 77 Kroupa, Evelyn, 35, 73 Kroupa, Joseph, 46, 97 Kroupa, Lorraine, 48, 78 Krueger, Arlin, 35, 73 Krueger, Burt, 25, 35, 43, 55, 59, 61, 62, 65, 70, 78, 101 Kubicek, Doris, 45, 73, 78 Kumlacky, Ethel, 35 Kupter, Robert, 49 La Francis, Charlene, 45, 73 Lahoda, Mary, 49 Lahvic, Kenneth, 49 Land, Robert, 49 Land, William, 45 Lange, Doris, 46, 73 Larson, Jack, 45, 91, 97 Laser, Don, 49, 78, 91, 98, 99 Lathe, Robert, 49 Lovenau, Audrey, 48, 60, 75 Lawrence, Ruth, 35 Laxo, Norma, 35, 56 LeClear, Nancy, 45, 73 Lee, Donald, 45 Leland, Miss lno, 18, 19, 55, 56 Lenksas, Miss Elizabeth, 23 Lenzie, Rita, 48, 75 Lies, Mary Jo, 48 Lilljander, Malcolm, 35, 60, 77 Lilljander, Robert, 48 Lindahl, Alan, 46 Linhart, Carl, 48, 60 Linhart, Frank, 45, 60 Locke, John, 46 Loettler, Joan, 48 Loess, Henry, 35 Lohnes, Jeanne, 35, 73 Lokay, Glenn, 46, 78 Long, Evelyn, 35 Lorenz, Lois, 48 Lott, Mr. M. G., 15, 55, 70, 78 Lucas, John, 46, 98 Luce, Lucille, 46, 73, 75 Ludlow, Mrs. T. H., 11 Luehring, Ardell, 48 Lukas, Edward, 35 Lukas, Erwin, 48 Lundberg, Joan, 46, 73 Lundberg, Richard, 45, 69, 70, 78 70 Lundgren, Donald, 35, 59, 66, 78 Luttenbacher, Russell, 45, 60, Lybecgc, Mr. Richard, 13, 17, 10 Lyle, James, 25, 35, 61, 65, 78, 93, 97 MacGowan, Ann, 48, 57, 65, 75 MacGowan, Mr. James, ll MacGowan, Roberta, Magnusson, Audrey, Maher, Richard, 35 Malcolm, Mr. David, Malcom, Phyllis, 35 Maly, Alice, 45, 73, 35, 43, 65, 75, 77 47 19, 55, 70,101 75, 77 Marek, Berry, 48, 75, 78 Marousek, Dorothy, 46, 78 Marsh, Marsh, Marsh, Arlene, 35, 65 Betty, 48, 65 Paul, 48 Martin, Barbara, 49 Martin, Charles, 46 Martin, George, 45, 60, 69, 70 Martin, Helen, 49, 60, 70, 75 Masa r, Matejk Lucille, 45, 69, 73, 75, 77 a, Dale, 49 Matson, Mabel, 45 Mayer, Francis, 44, 69, 73 Mazouch, Robert, 49 McCormick, Catherine, 49 McCormick, Margaret, 35 McCormick, Marie, 49 McCormick, Shirley, 46, 73, 77 McGinn, Fred, 35, 77 McGrath, Kentlow, 46, 78, 93 re, Mary Jane, 46, 73 McKee, Frank, 46 McKillip, Glenna, 47, 70, 73, 77 McKinley, Harry, 48 McKinley, Jean, 47 Mealer, Dolores, 35, 73 Melichar, George, 47, 78 93, 94, 97 Melichar, Henry, 35, 10 Meller, Doris, 44 Menth, John, 48 Mescher, George, 47 Meyer, Charles, 48 Meyer, William, 35, 61, 6 66 Michaels, Lois, 47, 70, 73 Michel, Leonard, 47, 70, 77 Mihalek, Edward, 35, 55, 77, 78 , Mihalek, Pauline, 48 Milas, Leonard, 47, 73 Miller, Anita, 44 Miller, Hutton, 44, 55, 56, 69, 70 Miller, Robert, 35, 91 Milton, Harriet, 47 Milton, Ruth, 35, 78 Minarovic, Fred, 47, 98 Mitche ll, Dorothy, 44, 61, 73 Mladkovich, Olga, 44, 69, 73, 75 61 79 Mlyniec, Barbara, 37 Monzel, Phyllis, 47, 77 Moody, Thomas, 47 Moore, Harriet, 37, 73 Moore, Miss Mary A., 18, 55 Moravek, Charles, 47 Moravek, Edward, 47 Morris, Jane, 37 Morton, Robert, 44 Mortvedt, Marilyn, 44 Most, Charles, 48, 61, 6 Mudra, James, 48 Muky, Florence, 37, 73 Muky, Michael, 44 Mulac, Harry, 47 Munson, Jack, 47, 73, 7 Murrin, Gertrude, 37 Murry, Robert, 46 Mussen, William, 46, 60 Muzik, George, 44 Myslivecek, Evelyn, 37 2, 70 7, 78 In dex Naiser, Blanche, 44, 73 Narkiew icz, Arthur, 46, 78 Near, Beverly, 37 Nechvatal, Jennie, 48 3 -eclved , Otto, 48, 65, 98 Ne 't. Betty, 46, 73 Nelson, Nelson, Nemec, Rn mond, 37 Re ee, 44 Margaret, 46, 73, 75 Nemecek, Drusilla, 48, 75 Oetting, Melody, 37, 73 Neumann, Dorothy, 44 Neumann, LaVergne, 48 Neumayer, Shirley, 25, 37, 66, 78 Newman, Edward, 44, 61 Newman, Ruth, 48 Newmark, Mr. Louis, 14, 55, 60 Nicaletti, Marion, 45, 73 Niebur, Marvin, 37 Niemeyer, Arline, 48 Niemeyer, Katherine, 45 Nobis, Albert, 48 Nark, Carl, 49, 93 Norris, Lloyd, 45 Norris, Mary, 49, 75 Nortier, Charles, 45. Nortier, Leona, 49 Novak, George, 45, 56, 65, 78 Novak, Olga, 37, 43, 66, 70, 73, 75, 77 Novak, Robert, 37, 57, 61, 62, 65, 78, 1 1 Nugent, Edward, 49 Olsen, Olsen Jerry, 49, 78, 91, 98 Jim 49 78 93 98 oisonf AibQmi,'37,'61,'75 Olson, Olson, Oltrog Edward, 45, 78, 93, 97 George, 37, 58 e, Marion, 46 Opper, Dale, 46 Opper, Hazel, 37 Orr, Edward, 46, 55, 65, 73 Orsay, Robert, 37 Ostby, Jeanne, 45, 55, 60, 73, Ostby, P Ourada, 75, 77 aul, 48 Robert, 45, 64, 73 Overholt, Ray, 37 Palesch, Dorothy, 48, 75 Panoch, James, 46 Papacek, George, 37, 70, 77 Papacek, Lucille, 46, 75 Parr, Henry, 46 Pavlet, Dorothy, 37, 73, 75 Pavlet, Ruth, 46, 73, 75 Pavlicek, Frank, 46, 60, 101 Pavlicek, Ruth, 45, 61, 65 Pavlin, Jerome, 48 Pavlin, Robert, 45, 77, 78, 99 Pearl, John, 46, 78 Pearl, Mildred, 37, 73 Pea rson, Richard, 48, 61 Pedersen, James, 45, 99 Peebles, Mr. Clarence, 17, 55, 56, 70 Pehlke, Carl, 48 Penne, Harold, 45 Penney, Jeanne, 37, 65, 66, 73, 75 Pergl, David, 45 Perkins, Russell, 37 Peterka, Robert, 48, 61, 70, 78, 99 Petersen, Dorothy, 45 Petersen, Robert, 48 Peterson, Arthur, 37, 78, 91, 94, 101 Peterson, Elaine, 44 Peterson, Leslie, 47, 61, 65, 70, 78 Peterson, Shirley, 48 Petrzalek, Milton, 48 Pfeiffer, Alberta, 37, 55, ss, 73, 77, 78 Phillip, James, 44, 77, 78 Pichie, Joy, 44, 78 Pidrman, Joan, 48, 75 Piklor, Hellen, 48 Pinc, Bruce, 48 Pinc, Caroline, 48, 75 Pinnau, Evelyn, 37, 66 Piotrowski, Chester, 37 Piotrowski, Michael, 44 Pitelka, Charles, 47 Pizzo, Cosmo, 47 Ploeckleman, Russell, 44 Ploetz, Lorraine, 49 Plow, Marilyn, 49 Pohnan, Mildred, 47, 61, 62, 70, 73 Polak, Gloria, 47 Pollak, Leonard, 44, 70, 77 Popp, Dorothy, 44 Popp, Georgia, 49 Porter, Virginia, 49, 65, 75 Porter, William, 49, 59, 60, 69, 70, 77, 78 Past, Lillian, 44, 73 Powell, Fayetta, 44 Prazek, Thomas, 37, 61 Prazen, Evelyn, 37 Priban, Joseph, 37 Prohaska, Marion, 39, 73 Proksa, George, 39, 77, 100 Prokupek, Earle, 49 Prokupek, Stanley, 39 Prosche, Marvin, 39, 43, 78, 99 Prosche, Richard, 39, 66, 77, 78, 99, 101 Prouty, Shirley, 39 Provencal, Elmer, 49 Putts, David, 44 Putts, Donald, 48, 91 Putts, June, 47 Radic, Joseph, 48 Radke, Marion, 39, 43, 61, 73, 75 Radonski, Clifford, 48 Radtke, LeRoy, 39 Radtke, Wilbur, 47 Rampage, Lester, 48 Rampage, Walter, 44 Rauhut, Richard, 48 Read, Jeannette, 44 Read, Marion, 39, 73 Reik, Mildred, 48, 75 Reilley, Jeanne, 47, 57, 77 Reimer, Jean, 39, 61 Reimus, Kathleen, 44, 73, 75 Remes, Richard, 48 Rendl, Josephine, 47, 61, 73 Renn, Jack, 48 Rettig, Jane, 39, 55, 57, 58, 65, 66, 70 Ridlen, James, 47, 61 Riesser, Duane, 47, 96 Riesser, Nutane, 48 Rietz, Barbara, 47 Rietz, Edward, 6, 39 Riha, Dorothy, 47, 73 Riha, Helen, 48 Rimkus, Dorothy, 48 Ring, Augie, 45, 78, 91, 94, 101 Roberts, Gretchen, 45, 73 Rockhoff, Eileen, 48 Roerig, Joan, 47, 61 Rogers, Richard, 39, 78 Roggenbuck, Jack, 39 Romano, Nick, 45 Rooney, Colleen, 39 Rose, Allen, 48 Roth, Mr. K. R., 15, 55 Roth, Kingsley, 39, 43, 56, 66, 101 Roth, Mary Ellen, 39, 43, 64, 66, 73, 75 Rotunno, Concetta, 45, 73 Rotunno, Tony, 24 Rubel, Stanley, 6, 39 Ruhe, Paul, 49 Ruhe, Phil, 39 Russell, Robert, 49, 60, 70 Rutledge, Jean, 49, 75 Ryan, Margaret, 39, 73 Ryden, Harriet, 45, 61, 73 Ryerson, Elizabeth, 45, 69, 70 Sobel, Alice, 39, 61 Sobel, Gordon, 47, 98 Sabia, Ann Marie, 39, 75, 77 Sabia, Stella, 49, 75 Samuel, Miss Doris, 23 Sapp, Wallace, 45 Sass, Charles, 49 Sass, Virginia, 39 Sayles, Merry, 39 Sauers, Robert, 45, 77, 78 Scanlan, Donald, 49 Scheiblauer, Eugene, 45, 60, 73 Schell, Marjorie, 48 Schell, Robert, 45 Schips, Frank, 45, 60, 61, 78 Schips, Ralph, 45, 60, 78 Schlesinger, Barbara, 48, 75 Schlesinger, Richard, 46 Schmidt, Schmidt, Anton, 48 Barbara, 45, 60, 61, 73 Schmidt, Dorothy, 45, 61, 75 Schmidt, Joseph, 44 Schmidt, Marion, 39, 61, 66, 70, 75 Schmidt, Mary, 44, so, 61, 70, 75 Schoen, Evelyn, 44, 60, 75 Schreiber, George, 48, 97, 98 Schreiber, Ray, 39, 97 Schreiber, Rosemary, 44, 69, 70 Schreiber, Tom, 46, 101 Schuldes, Geraldine, 44, 57, 60, 69, 73 Schuldes, Gloria, 39, 43, 57, 61 Schumacher, Allan, 46, 73 Schumacher, Robert, 46 Schumuckal, Jane, 48, 75 Schuyler, George, 39, 66, 78, 93, 101 Schwab, Betty Lou, 39, 43, 61, 73, 75 Schweitzer, Marian, 48, 75 Scott, Joseph, 46, 93, 97, 98 Scott, Kenneth, 41 Scoville, Delight, 46, 55, 70, 73, 78 Scoville, James, 41, 43, 55, 78, 101 Seaberg, Fern, 41, 73 Seavey, Carolyn, 46 Seavey, Dorothy, 44, 73 Sedivy, Mary, 44 Sedlacek, Warren, 44, 60, 69, 70, 77, 78 Seifert, Robert, 44 Sentz, John, 48, 97, 98 Seyl, Herbert, 48, 97, 98 Seyl, Lois, 44 Shahan, Jack, 46, 48 Shahan, Thomas, 44, 78, 93 Shaw, Susan, 48, 75, 77 Shemanske, James, 46 Shemanske, Richard, 49, 60 Shipley, Miss E. Lucile, 19, 55, 59, 70 Shuey, Phyllis, 46, 61 Shuey, William, Jr., 41, 78, 93, 94 Shuey, Mr. William, 20, 55, 78, 94 Siebert, Don, 6, 44 Sieck, Henry, 48, 78 Sievers, Jack, 48 Sieweke, Richard, 41, 78, 91, 100 Simmons, Richard, 46 Simmons, Robert, 46, 55, 65, 77, 78, 101 Page One Hundred Seven Index Sitkowski, Lois, 48, 75 Sitkowski, Lorraine, 46, 77 Skala, Ray, 49 Skilondz, Regina, 77 Skog, Betty, 46 Slaby, Dawn, 47, 60 Slaton, Jack, 44, 55, 60, 64, 78 Slougenhoupt, Robert, 41, 77 Slavik, Elmer, 49, 70 Slocum, Donald, 49, 99 Thompson, 75 Miss Florence, 13, 55, 70, Thompson, Harriett, 46, 61 Thompson, Mrs. Jessie, 23 Thompson, Mr. LaRue, 16, 17, 55, 78 101 Thorne, Frank, 46, 77, 78 Thorne, Patricia, 48 Thorsen, Anne, 45, 57 Thuma, Jane, 45 Smith Betty Jo, 47, 73, 78 Smith, Beverly, 47 Smith, Carol, 47, 61, 70, 73, 77 Smith Georgia, 41, 61 Smith Harold, 47, 60, 73, 78 Smith, Hazel, 49 Smith, Helen, 47 Smith Patricia, 47, 70 Smith Robert, 49, 60 Smithl William, 49, 60 Smrz, Erwin, 44 Smrz, Frank, 48 Sokolik, Virginia, 41 Soldat, Joseph, 47, 77 Soucek, Florence, 45, 75 Southwood, Shirley, 47, 57, 77 Spainhower, June, 47, 55, 57, 73, 77 Speckman, Thomas, 41 Spyker, Helen, 41 Stack, Elinor, 45, 61, 73 Stack, George, 49 Stark, Mary Jo, 48 Stein, Leonard, 47, 65, 78, 91, 101 Steinbrecker, William, 47, 60, 78, 93 Steiner, Charles, 41 Stephan, Mr. Paul M., 18, Stephan, William, 43 Stocks, Louis, 47 Stoddard, Mary, 41, 73 Stoll, Corinne, 41, 75 Strandquist, Norman, 45 Strandquist, Rita, 48 Stromsky, Rose, 41, 73 Suchomel, Don, 48 55, 58, 70 Tiedemann, Dorothy, 48, 75 Tiedemann, Henry, 45 Tinkler, Charlotte, 41' Tippet, Titock, Richard, 49 Fred, 45 Todd, Pearle, 45, 61, 73 Tourek, Jeanne, 49, 70 Treland, Roland, 45 Trinko, Bernice, 46 Trinka, Jean, 46, 60, 61 Tuider, Betty, 41, 73 Tulley, Edwin, 49 Tulley, Walter, 41 Tullis, Charles, 49 Tullis, Robert, 46, 60 Turner, Dorothy, 41 Turner, Elizabeth, 24, 41, 65, 75 Turner, LaVergne, 46, 73, 78 Twiss, Lillian, 49 Tyson, Patricia, 45, 73 Uhlich, Robert, 44 Ullrich, John, 49, 60 Ulrich, Robert, 48 Vachta, Rosemary, 41, 61, 75, 77 Vana, Robert, 44, 78 Vance, Mr. J. George, 14, 55, 56 Van Duern, Elaine, 44 Vanek, 70, Geraldine, 41, 43, 55, 5 73, 75 Van Valzah, Robert, 48 Vavrik, Vivian, 46, 61, 70, 73 Vetrovec, Laddie, 41 8, 66, Sundin, Eleanor, 48 Supplitt, Frances, 45, 61, 69 Svacha, Richard, 48 Svatos, Robert, 48 Svehla, James, 48 Svoboda, Fred, 47 Svoboda, Helen, 46 Swanson, Ethel, 41, 73 Swanson, Lois, 45 Swartz, Louise, 46 Swearingen, Ralph, 48, 60 Sykora, George, 48, 78 Tache, Gertrude, 41, 61, 73, 77 Teller, Lois, 45 Teller, Louise, 45 Teller, Richard, 48, 60 Thatcher, James, 46 Page One Hundred Eight Veverka, Leonard, 41, 77 Vicek, Celia, 41 vackfey, John, 41, 43, 59, 64, 66, 78 Vieth, Edward, 41, 78, 99 Vines, Gloria, 44 Vines, Sheilah, 48, 75 Vlahos, Perry, 46 Vlasaty, Georgiana, 41, 70, 73 Voda, Auggie, 6, 44 Vogeney, Ruth, 48 Von Huben, Harry, 48, 78 Vrba, Blanche, 48 Vyhnanek, Yvonne, 44 Wachter, James, 46, 73, 77, 78 Wagner, Charles, 44, 69, 73, 77, Walker, James, 46 t Wallwin, Alfred, 43 Wallwork, Mary, 41, 73 Walz, Leroy, 46 Weaver, Robert, 43 Wehner, Harvey, 43 Weir, Gavin, 43, 57, 66, 78, 99 Weir, Mary, 44, 57, 61, 69, 70, Weise, William, 47, 91, 93, 101 Welch, Janet, 48, 75 Welch, Thomas, 42, 43, 78, 91 Welch, William, 44, 78, 91 Welgos, Larry, 47, 91 Wesch, Robert, 44 West, Elmer, 44 Westendorf, Elmer, 44, 97 Westendorf, Mae, 42, 43 Westlake, Mr. Ben, 21, 96 Wettour, Deloris, 43, 73 Wheatman, Warren, 48 Wheaton, Walter, 43 White, Marcelyn, 48 Whiting, Betty, 47 Whiting, Helen, 43, 59, 70 Whiting, Ray, 43, 93 Whitehead, Elizabeth, 47, 73 73 75 Whitney, Lawrence, 48, 60, 70, 78 Wienand, Corinne, 44 Wienand, Jacqueline, 48 Wilkins, Jean, 44, 73 Wilkins, Walter, 48 Williams, Mr. Arthur R., 15, 55, Williams, Vivian, 43, 61, 75 Wilson, Florence, 47, 70 Wilson, Grant, 47, 55, 70 Wilson, Irene, 45, 57, 61, 73 Wilson, Norma, 47 Wisotzki, Anita, 47, 73 Witt, Helen, 47, 73 Witt, Victoria, 43, 61, 73 Witt, Virginia, 43, 61, 73, 75 Wojtyna, Cecilia, 43, 78 Wood, Joan, 47, 57 Woody, Nancy, 48, 75, 102 Worline, William, 49 Wormser, Eric, 47, 73, 77, 78 Wright, Shirley, 49 Wyatt, Mildred, 45 Wyatt, Mona, 47, 49 Wyckoff, Roger, 47, 70, 78 Yager, Mr. H. L., 16, 55, 77 York, Clifford, 45, 97 Zatloukal, Bill, 43 Zbikowski, Robert, 43, 100 Zeman, Fred, 45 Zeman, James, 49, 70, 73 Zimmerman, Billy, 47 Zimmerman, Donald, 47, 49 Zirzow, Dolores, 47, 73 Ziszik, Jeanne, 43, 75 Zuehlke, Dorothea, 43 Zundalek, Gloria, 43, 66, 78 Zvolsky, Ruth, 45, 61, 70 7 .I ' I I X l P 'J f 5 f E E ! 1 1 V1 S Q 9: 2 F 1 9 I Q f E 1 r f 1 , 1.4-
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