Roosevelt High School - Log Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1935 volume:

i i . 5 a 1 ! i : 3 ! . a I 5 5 SQIIHIHIUIEB lIR4D4DSllE5VlI1E5lIIQfllF IIEQGIDGEF X YN il MU v PN ,f It X X UBL s D Y THE GRADUATING L ss OF X JUN L f ROOSEVELT HIGH s ooL CHICAGO ILI INOIS ' 'Q A TO THE FACULTY OF THE ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL, WHOSE INTEREST AND KNOWLEDGE HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO OUR SUCCESS IN THE PAST FOUR YEARS, WE, THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1935, DEDICATE THIS BOOK IN GRATEFUL RECOGNITION OF THEIR FRIENDSHIP AND SERVICE. V ,,v, LOG BOARD Editor .,,..,.... ........,. ,..,....., H a rvey Tamon Associate Editors .,., , . . William Stangor, Richard Kent Harold Eisenstein Rosalie Gemeinhardt William Condon Paula Dwyer Pearl Joseph Irvin Kahan Frank Bromley john Consdorf Sylvia Eisenberg Ruth F inston Seymour Fleishman Florence Goldberg Bernadine Gordon EDITORIAL STAFF FEATURE WRITERS Peretz Katz John Kouba Helen Lowenson Marshall Melin ASSISTANTS Bernard Haber Marcella Hasse Reva Katz Ruben Katzen Frances Kirke Florence Nitowsky George Peterson Kay Wiedenhoef t Beatrice Yagle ADVISORS Jack Quinn Lynn Wimmer Lilyan Mell Robert Netwig Sol Somach jack Vihon Marilyn Pinsky Leon Resnikolf Aaron Schwartz Marvin Simmons Bernice Stone Julius Tockman Frank Walker Ewald H. Schulz Elizabeth M. Waters IA M125 T. GIXIIIJNFH I'rim'ij:u1 Al.l5RED H. CLARKE Anixlarll Prim'ij1al . 1 . M. ,, ' , ' X 1 , K 1 , 1 - A QIIUIUIINIHIEE GIBIIEQQIIQIDQIW A ROAD A road Is beaten past my threshold, And down the secret nights and days New people pass, Treading the dust of the road With seeking feet. fl watch them from my securityg Soon I must join them.j There stumbles one With empty eyes transfixed By some receding goal . . . On his journey he will find No opportunity To rise to some high level. There stands a man Lost in the wonder of his dreaming, Forgetting to walk the trodden road, Caught by a vibrant dream, Risen from the common dust. Here trips one, A foolish smile on her lips. She sees nothing in the path Excepting that which pleases her, And this the dust soon hides. There is one who walks with head held high And eyes clear-seeing . . . He has caught the glory waiting at the end Of the trodden path. From my threshold I see a passing face like mine, Looking for the answer to a question. Some great impelling force Urges me to tread that unknown road And seek the answer to that question . . . So I, with humble feet And heart rushing into life, Seek out my way. PEARL JOSEPH JUNE I935 CLASS OFFICERS President , . . ,,.. .Jack Quinn Secretary . Rosalie Gemeinhardt Vice President , . , . Lynn Wimmer Treasurer . , . , . . Harold Eisenstein PROM COMMITTEE Irvin Kahan, Chairman Norma Hoffman Ruben Katzen Mildred Lehuta Arthur Widtman GRADUATION COMMITTEE Sol Somach, Clzairman Hedwig Spunar Lorrai-ne Erickson Harvey Patt Paula Dwyer GIFT COMMITTEE Marion Wagman, Clrairrmm Falls Hershey Dena Todes Harold Eisenstein Roy Lohmiller Pearl joseph Leon Resnikoff Lilyan Mell Bernice Stone john Kouba jack Vihon Sam Friedstat Alma Platt Selma Green Harold Strusiner Dorothy Jenkins Sidney Matzner Arthur VanderV0ort Doris Gillette Al Ruben Laverne Beckman Fern Eisenberg Louise Strauss PIN, FLOWER. AND MOTTO COMMITTEE Kay Wiedenhoeft, Chairman Harold Koff Lorraine Baldry Marshall Melin Betty Tyson Beatrice Noren Marvin Simmons Ruth Finston Gertrude Karel Charles Trimmier Beatrice Yagle CLASS FLOWER ,,...... .,...............,....., G ardenia CLASS COLORS, . . ...,..,..., . . ..,. Aquamarine and Silver CLASS MOTTO . . .The sovereignty of man lieth hid in knowledge. Erica Adler Civics Club: German Cluli: G. A.A.: Tennis Class: lnter-room Yolley llall: Tap Dancing Class. George Aerf.-ns Room Baseball: Basketball: Swimming: Civics Club: Special Light Committee: l. ll. H.: Pos- ter Contest. Robert Alexander Civics Club: Chess and Checker Club: Life Guard: Hall Guard: VVrestlin1.:: Apparatus. Vlillllllllillll Class. Robert Allexon Civics Club: Choral Club: Runner up. lntcr-room Basket- ball: Runner up, lnter-room Baseball: Inter-room Swimming Tournainent. Elmer Anderson lloys' Council: Co-chairman. llonur Society: l. D. E.: Inter- rooun llasketball: Delegate. Civ- irs Club: lnter-room Baseball. Ruth Andersen Civics Club: G. A. A. Council: Games Class: Honor Society: lnter-room Volley liall and llase- ball: Representative. P.-'l'. A.: Secretary. Frances Ausenbaum Civics Club: Girl Reserves: Choral Club. Lorraine Baldry President, Girl Reserves: Presi- dent, Rolier: Student Council: Symphonic Choir: G. A. A.: Civics Club: J. Y. L.: Mikado: Choral Club: Life Saving Club: Swim- ming Club: Slide Rule Club: lu- ter-room Valley llall Champion: Secretary. Office. Rose Baron Honor Society: Girl Reserves: J. Y. L.: German Club: Civics Club: Hall Guard. Ruth Bartold Choral Club: Civics Club. Pearle Bates Vice-president. Girl Reserves: Civics Club: Lieutenant. Hall Guard. Felix Beadal Assistant Chief. llall 1-uard: Student Council: Civics Club: lall Guard: Captain. Hall Guards: Captain. lndoor llaselrall 'l'e:un: l. IJ. E. Helen Bendal l'.-T. A.: Girl Reserves: Civ- ics Club: J. Y. L.: Citizens Forum: Hall Guard: llallroom Dancing Class: German Club. Laverne Beckman Civics Club: Choral Club: Src- retary. G. A. A. Beatrice Beller Alfred Bcnziger Civics Club: Rifle 'l'v:ailu Treasurer, Otlicers Club: Seconi l.lClllt'llfllll. R. 0, 1.4 .3 Presi- V dent. lx. C. U. Club: Squad Com- petition. R Club. Herman Bergman Civics t lub: R Club. Pearl Berland Student Secretary: J. Y. L.: Representative. l'.-T. A.: Choral Club: liirl Reserves: Captain. llas- ketball 'I'c:nn: Captain. Yolleg llall Team: Civics Club: Student Council: Representative. li. A. .X.: Representative. Civics Club. Robert Berlinger Life Guard: junior Captain. Swimming Ti-:nn: R Club: Ren- resentative. l'.-T, A.: Library Assistant: Swimming 'l'zQini: Civics Club. ,vf . JY-,ffiff 4 fflffif L., Sidney Kerman Civics Club: Honor Society: Inter-room llnseball: Y. L. Gail Beyer Civics Club: lntervroom llas- ketball: lntersronm llaseball. Lillian Blitstein L.: G. A. A.: Honor Society. Irving Bragin Civics Club: Band Club: Model Aero Club: Physics Club: Slide Rule Club: Y. L,: Chess and Checker Club, Helen Brauns li. A. A. Council: G. A. A. Point Recorder: Games Class: Special Gym Clerk: Life Saving Club: Swimming Club: Dancing Class: Civics Club: Choral Club: Hall linard: Freshman Sponsor: Play Day Champions. Myrtle Breitowitz Choral Club: Symphonic Choir: Radio Maid : Civics Club: G. A. A.: 5likado : Lieutenant, Hall Guards: Games Classes. Paul Brewer Honor Society: Basketball. Norman Britan Orchestra: Band: Tennis 'I'eam: lleavyweiglit Basketball Squad: Student Council: Civics Club: Honor Society: Junior Model Aero: Safety Board: Associate Chairman. Student Council Lib- rary lloarrl: Me, the President. Frank Bromley Civics Club: Student Council: l'lun'al Club: lnterlroom llaseball: Lug Slilff. Civics Club: Swimming: Club: Representative. Civics Club: Choral Club: Hall Guard: J. Y. M V J W X Q! David Brown Rifle Team: Captain, R. O. T. C.: Baseball Team: Civics Club: Oflicers Club: Inter-room Hase- ball: City Finals Rifle Meet: 3rd. City Rifle Meet. Wy. Charles Brownheld Civics Club: Runner up. lnter- room Baseball: I. D. E.: Inter- romn llasketball. .4 ff! ff Lf! ll X, fjordis tesen fi 1 'f 4 C . 1 ' .: iv' Club: gan- f f , nv- : nt 1 'arne . ' L J ' 1 1, I f 1 . J - -' . f l l f X 41 , J , l fl! ll Morris Btltnlick Swim Squad: Baseball Squad: Track Team: Ice Skating Team: lnter-room llasketball: Intervronm llaseball: lnter-room Swimming: Civics Club: Honor Society. Stanley Bunnin Civics Club: j. Y. L.: Inters romn liaselvall Team: lntermedi- ate. llcginners Band: Captain. l.ieutenant', llall Guards. Reginald Bush Civics Club: Inter-room llase- boll: Honor Society: P.-T. A. Corinne Carlson Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Civics Club: Home Nursing Class: Lieu- tenant. Hall Guards: Symphonic Choir: Cl1onita : Mikadn : Tap Dancing: Tennis Club: In- ter-room Volley Ball. Helen Chase Civics Club: G. A. A. Leo Chodorow Honor Society: Cross-rountry: Track: Runners up, lnterlromn llasketballg Runners up, Inter- Ronm Baseball: Captain. Lieu- tenant, Hall Guards: Lieutenant. Line-up Guards: Student Council: Civics Club: I. D. li. 1 George Cillo Concert Master. Orchestra: Stu- dent Conductor, lnterlnediate Or- chestra: Captain. Inter-room Baseball Team. Evera Cohen Civics Club: Gym Clerk: Choral Club: G. A. A. Jean Cohen Civics Club: G. A. A.: J. Y. L. Theodore Cohen Student Council: Chairman. Safety Board: Tennis Team: J. Y. L.: Student Director, Orchess tra: Spring Ensemble: Civics Club: Dizzy llaton : Radio Maid : Riddle of Isis : Chon- ita : Mikado, Harold Cohn Civics Club: Orchestra: Lien- tenant. Hall Guards: J.Y.l,.: Vt'eekly Agent: Representative, P.-T. A. I. Sidney Cohn Cliorzil Clullg Civiw Chill f' f10fLQ I ,J . XVilliam Condon Liglitwciglit llaskctlmll City Clizunpiimsg '1'rcznsnrcr, I. D. E.: R Clulx: Roprescntntivc. Log: Civics Clulv: Kicrnmn Cluli: ln- ter-rnum llusclmll: Inter-room lluskctlrall: fllaumpgcr, Tntcr-room Rziskctbnll Runners-up: Repre- wmativc. XYcclsly. John Consdorf Stiulcnl Council: Civics Clull: Senior Hi-Y: Honor Society: XYnni:iulcss XV:-il4ling . Rnnil l'l:iy1 Cliawlzltzui Sncicty: Licu- tcnzmt. llnll liuzircls. Stella Constan Civics Cluli: G. A. A.: Choral Club: flnnic Class: Hull liimrrl: liirl Rcscrviw, Bernard Controulis 'l'r:lck: lntcr-room llasclinll: lu- 1cl'frmn1l Hilhkflfllillll Golf. Rose Cooper Civics Club: Cllurxxl Clulr: . 1. . X. L.: Rnmn mulch: li. A. A. Jeanne Covington fi. A. A.: l. D. E.: Civics Club: llmmr Society: Indiamai, Latin Cluln. Q Edward Crispin lntel'-murzil llaskctliull: lntcr- mural llascluall: Civics Clulu. Jim Cronin Stuclcnt Council: litter-ruum llnskctlmll :mil lizueliall: Civicx Cluli: Licutenzmt. Line-up: Model Aero Club: Fencing Class: Sec- retary, l,icrmnn Clulx. Dorothy Curcio Civics Club: Girl Reserves: Choral Club: Symphonic Choir: Climii!a : li. A. A.: Mikml0 : Gym Clcrk. Clifford Cutler Model Aero Clnh: Civics Club: Runners-up, Inter-room Basket- hall: Runners-np, Inter-room llnselmll. Virginia Cyburt G. A. A.: Civics Clulm: Lieu- tenzmt, Ilzill Guards. Dorothy Davis G. A. A.: Ag:-nt. P.-T. A.: Civics Clull: Stuflcnt Sccrct:u'y: Clmml Club: Girl Reservt-S. Elizabeth Derner G, A. A.: Civics Cluh: May- fair XVelf:xrc Cluln. Robert Dianovsky fivivs Flub: German Clulm: Hall Guard: Inter-room llaselmall: ln- trr-rmnn llaskethall. Ella Dittmer Civics Clulr: liernian flulrl Daiirilig Class: lntet'-runln Volley- luall: Girl Reserves: li. A. A. William Diskin Vivics Club: Track Team: I. D. li.: t'russ-country 'I't-am. Frances Dolezal Inter-room Haines: Volleyball: Ilast-hall: Representative, G. A. A.: Assistant Captain, Gym: Vivics Clnh. Edward Durski fivirs Clulvg Physics Clulri The-ss and Fhecker Club: I. D. E. Paula Dwyer l'ivics t'luh: Student Furuni: ilall Guard: VVeekly Agent: ll. ll. E.: Honor Society: Weekly Staff: Log Statt. George Dyslin Letterinan: llasketlrall . Tennis. Fencing Teams. Stanley Edelstcin Boys Council: Vlicss and Fhecker fluli: l'aptain. Chess Team: Honnr Society: Penaspir: Inter-room llaselvall: Y. li. Anne Edt Civics Flulu: tiernian Club: C'hm'al Club: li, A. A.: Student St-eret:lry. Martin Eichman 'l'i':tclc. lndoor and Outdoor: Penaspir: Student tlnuu-il: Inter- rntnn Basketball: Inter-rnmn llase lxall: fivics Fluln. Margaret Eickenberg I Choral Vlulv: tl. A. A.: Fivies Vluh: Girl Reserves: Student Sec- retary: German Vluli: llall Guard. Earl Eiermann ilvies lluls: l. ll. lu.: I.leu- tenant. llall Guards: Aero Clnlu: Inspector. Auto Vzirlcing t'wnnnnt- tee. Fern Eisenberg Seninr tlrcliestra: Student Sec- retary: fivies Cluh: Honor So- 'iety: Student Council: Tltealre Drehcstra: f'lnsnita : J. Y. L.: l'.-T. A. Representative: G. A. A.: Agent lYN'kly. Sylvia Eisenberg Representative. Fivics t'Iuh: As- -istant llusiness Manager. XVeek- ly: fi. A. A.: Student Forum: Y. l..: Captain. Hall Guards: Assistant llezul Student Secretary: tiernian flulxl Log Staff. 1 Harold Eisenstein Trezisurer. 4A Class: liilitorizil Stall, Log: Treasurer. Vice-l'resi- rlcnt. R Club: llasketball Team: liilllllllll, junior Track Team: All- illll'l'-lllllflll Basketball Team: Stagg 'l'o11r11ey Team: Director. Civics Club: llaseball Chairn1:m. Illit'l'-llIlll'Ill Athletics: J. Y. I.. Leona Ekstrand Civics Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Choral Club: Symphon- ic Choir: Radio Maitl : Riddle uf lsis : 'Cho11ita : Clean-up Co111111ittec: Orchestra: luter-room Volleyball: Stucleut Secretary: l.i1-11t1-11:u1t. Captain. Hall lilliH'KlS. Marion Elderkiu Civics Club: Daiucinu Class: G. A. A.: Liv.-11te11:111t. llall Guards. . lj' 41 ,I It f Q A - Mfry Rose Enix . I- 4 Cle:1n4up Comtniltl-ek? ivics Club: Choral Cl11b: G .' X.: Lug Ag.-mp Hull catmfafcit-1 RC- serves: l11ter-rooqi Holla-ggball: 4U :uul -SA Social Cirfllnitte-eb Lx ' . 1 l 1. 1 ' I i Marion Erdmann Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Civics Club: Peuaspir: Ilztncimg Class: Game Classes: Honor Society: Clumral Club: Secretary. Rlaiu Ollive. Lorraine Erickson Honor Society: G. A. A.: Rcp- rt-sentzitive. G. A, A.: Stuileut Cuimcil: Civics Club: Choral Cluh: Girl Reserves: Otlicn' Prac- tice: Gzuue Classes. John Ewald Seerz-tary. Chess and Clu-cker Club: Hi-Y: Stage and Light Committee: Civics Club: lfcxiciug Class: Aplnaratus Class: Life Guartl: Student Council. Morris Factor Civics Club: Chess and Checker Club: Physics Club: Photography Club: Magic Club. Muriel Falkiu Civics Club: G. A. A.: Hall Guard: Choral Club. Abe Fey Choral Club: J. Y. L.: Civics Club: Intermediate Band: Fenc- ing: Class. Dena Fineman Representative, G. A. A.: In- ter-rooni Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball: German Club: Civics Club: Girl Reserves: J. Y. L.: Penaspir: Honor Society: Cos chairinzui, Clean-up Inspection. Ruth Finston President, German Club: Log Staff: Honor Society: Student Council: W'eekly Agent: Ollice Secretary: J. Y. L.: Slide Rule Club: Physics Club: Girl Re- serves: Civics Club: Color, Flower. Motto Committee. Phyllis Firestone G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: J. Y. L.: Freucli Club: Student Citizen Fm-uni: Choral Club: Freshman Sponsor: Weekly Agent: Student Activity Class: German Club: Hall Guard. Margaret Firnbach Girl Reserves: Choral Club: Civics Cl11b: Weekly Agent: Hall Guard: G. A. A. Seymour Fleishman Czirtomiist. Roosevelt NYeeklyZ Civics Club: Cartoonist. J. X . L. X'oiec : Log Staff. Ruth Fowkes tiirl Reserves: P.'T. A. Reim- sentntive: Civics Club: G. A. A.: Student Council: Game Class. Vivian Frankel Symphonic Choir: Riddle of lsis 3 Ilrammtie Club: Student Council: ti. A. A. Council: Ru- lier: Dancing: Class: j. Y. l,.: Rl'lI'l'Cl'llHttiVf'. Civics Club. Ruby Freeman Dizzy llatou : Ministrel Show: Radio Mziirl : Symplionic Choir: Civics Club: Student Council: Chief, Clean-up Committee: Stu- dent Serretary: Lieutenant. Hall tiunrd: ,l. Y. L.: Social Commit- tee. 411. -4A Class: Student Ae- tivity Class. George Freisinger Civir-s Club. Edward Friedman llnll tiunrd: lfeneinig Class Choral Club: Civics Club: I. U E. Samuel Friedstat Gym Secretriry: Civics Club: J. 3. I,. Virginia Frillman Q Civics Club: G. A. A.: Honor StlClC'iYi Choral Club: SeCret:u'y. Wallace Fritz lirics Club. Beatrice Gall Representative. ti, A. A.: Rep- resentative, Civics Club: P.-'l'. A. Representative: Student Seme- tziry: Game Class: lntvr-rosnn ruilleylnall. llnsketluall. :ind Hase- izi . Marshall Geller Student Council: Civics Club: Civics Club Executive Board: Physics Club: Chess and Clieeker Club. Rosalie Gemeinhardt tl. A. A,: Civics Club: Student Council: P.-T. A. Representative: Weekly Agent: Student Secre- tary: Girl Reserves: Game Class: Secretary. -ill. 4A Class: inter- room Volleyball: llonor Society: J. Y. L.: l. D. E.: Editorizil Staff. Log. Dorothy Giede Civics Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Weekly' Agent: llonot' Society: German Club. Doris Gillette Civics Club: tiirl Reserves. Jane Ann Gillies Civics Club: G. A. A.: Choral Club: Treasurer. Symphonic Choir: Radio Girl : Riddle of lsis : Chonita : Mikado : Hall Guard. Bernice Goelz llall Guard: llonor Society: Civics Club: Choral Club. Ruth Gold Civics Club: NYeckly Agent: Dramatic Club: J. Y. L.: Sym- phonic Choir: Radio Maid : Riddle of lsis : Chonita : Mikado : Representative, G. A. A.: Student Secretary. Esther Goldberg Civics Club: Girl Reserves: J. Y. L. Florence Goldberg XYeckly Typist: Choral Club: I. Y. L.: Girl Reserves: Honor Society: Civics Club: Student Activity Class: G. A. A.: Game Classes: Yllcekly Agent. Laura Golden Civics Club: G. A. A.: Choral Club: German Club: P.-T. A. Representative: Dancing Class: J. Y. L.: Dramatic Club. Ruth Golz Library Duty: G. A. A.: Civics Club: Game Classes: Inter-room Sports: llonor Society. Bernadine Gordon Advanced Orchestra: Student Activity Class: Dramatic Club: Representative, G. A. A.: Civics Club: Student Council. ,l. Y. L.: Game Classes: Tap Class: Lieu- tenant. Hall Guards: Girl Re- serves: Swimming Club: Pen- aspir: Log Stall. Dorothy Gorski G. A. A. Council: Point Rc- corder. G. A. A.: Games Class: Special Gym Clerk: Life Saving Club: Swimming Club: Dancing Class: Civics Club: Volleyball Champions: Freshman Sponsor: llall Guard: Choral Cluh: Play llay Champions. '-.X Herbert Grandf R. O. T. C. Rand: Vice-Presb dent. llaud Club: Civics Club. Selma Green Honor Society: Civics Club: Student Activity Class: G. A. A.: Inter-room Baseball: Inter-room Yolleyball: Y. L. Edyrhe Greenberg Civics Club: G. A. A.: I. Y. L.: Choral Club: Hall Guard: Student Secretary: Girl Reserves. Irvi-ng Greenberg Freshman Football : Varsity Football: lnter-room llasehall: lnter-room Basketball: Track Team: Choral Club: Symphonic Choir: Radio Maid : Chonita : Treasurer. Cheer Leaders Club: R Club: J. Y. L.: Civics Club: llaseball Team. Mildred Greenberg Civics Club: G. A. A.: Y. l..: Special Arts Club: Game Classes: I. D. E. I if f C' 'fi 1 Virginia Greif Rulicr: G. A. A. Council: Life Saving Club: Swimming Club: lnterbronm Games. Rose Gross .Xdvanced Orchestra: Civics Club: G. A. A.: J. Y. L.: Secre- tary. lntermcdiate Orchestra: Lieutenant. Hall Guards. Ruth Gumbiner G. A. A.: Civics Club: Hall Guard: J. Y. l..: Choral Cluh. v Marcella Hassc rf Student Council: Civics Club: IGCA. A.: Student Citizens For- um: Swim Club: Life Saving: Student Activity Class: Student Secretary: Hall Guard: Girl Re- serves: I. D. E.: Log Staff: Of- Hce Practice. Bernard Haber Civics Club: Student Council: J. Y. L.: UR Club: Manager. llasketball Team: Freshman. Sophomore Football: Inter-class Basketball: Inter-class Baseball: Gym Secretary: Choral Club: Log Staff. Edward Haedike Civics Club: Camera Club: I. D. E.: Inter-room Baseball. Clarence Hagensick Walter Hansen German Club: Lieutenant. Hall Guard: Civics Club: VVeekly Agent: Representative, P.-T. A. Lucille Hanson Treasurer, Girl Reserves: Civics Club Representative: Student Council: Symphonic Choir: I. Y. L.: Honor Society: German Club: Student Citizens Forum: Fresh- man Sponsor: Mikado. june Hausheer Honor Society: Vice-President, Penaspir: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Volleyball: Civics Club. Milton Hecht Civics Club: Agent VVeekly. Myer Hecht Honor Society: Band: Chess and Checker Club: Checker Team: Civics Club: Agent XVeekly: Rep- resentative, P.-T. A. Dorothy Heinzen Honor Society: Civics Club: G. A. A.: Hall Guard. Frieda Hellfritsch Civics Cluh. Marge Hennessy Civics Cluli: Girl Reserves: Mayfair Glet' Clult: Mayfair XXX-l fare Clnlr: Tap Dancing Class. Lucile Hermann G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Civics Club: Clmral Cluli: tllliei- Clerk. Falls Hershey Honor Soriety: Symplionie Choir. POSIIRISPIIH lntersrooni Ath- letics: Civics Clulr: XXX-ckly Agent. Deena Hertzbcrg Civics Club: G. A. A.: J. Y. L.: Student Secretary: llall Guard: Representative. G. A. A.: Representative, P.-'l'. A, Henry Hcyser Hnnur Society: Cadet Captain. R. U. 'l'. C.: Civics Clulu: R. U. T. C. Military Court: Otiicers and Non-commissioned Clultg Presiclettt, Clievruns Clulm. Lillian Heyward Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Civics Clulr: llall Guard: Choral Clulig Game Classes: Student Council: Inter-rnnm Ynlleplxall: Inter-room llaseliall. Franklin Himes lli-Y.: Library Assistant: Slide Rnle Clnli: Radio Clnltg Civics Cluh: German Clnli: NYomanless We-dxling.: : l. D. E. Lionel Hirsch junior and Senior Track Teams: Cross County Team: R Clulm: Treasurer. -tl! Class: Student Council: Civics Clulr: luter-rnmn llasketlralll lnter-room llaselmallg Senior lli-Y. Ira Hirshman Spanisli Clulu: German Cluli: R Clulr: J. Y. L.: Representa- tive. Civics Clullg Gym Secretary: Manager. llasketlrall Team: Track Team: llaselrall 'l't-am: Tennis: Student Council: l. ll. li. Norma Hoffman Civics Clulr: llonor Society: Student Council: Student Activ- ity Class: G. A. A.: G. A. A. Cmmeil: Swimming: Cluh: Life Saving Cluh: Rolier: Game Glass: Vl'eekly. Secretary: Civics Clulx: Student Secretary: Utlicc' Secretary. Mildred Honig Civics Club: G. A, A.: J. Y. ..: Game Class: llall Guard: Girl Reserves: l'.-T. A. Representa- tive: Activity Class: Choral Club. Ruth Horn Civics Clulm: Tap Class: G. A. A.: Choral Cluln: Girl Reserves: l'. T. A. Representative: Game Classes: ll. Y. l..: llouur Society. Frances Hornsby Civics Club: Girls Reserves: l'f'lIJlS1lll'I German Cluli: Hall jd! X Z Guard: Mayfair Glee Clultg Mag- fair NYelfarc Cluli. Agnes Hougiazou Clinuita : Riddle nt' lsis : Radio Mnid : Symphonic Choir: Civics Cluli: G. A. A.: Student Activity Class: Hall Guard: Ren- rnsentative. Civics Cluli: XVeekly Agent: Representative. G. A. A. 2 Virginia Howe Civics Clula: Hall Guard: Honor Society. Robert Hrodey Civics Clulig Outdoor Track. l l 1 . Hj,,.,.af'f 'lFr:mk Hurkmans Clean-up Crmnnitlee: Civics Clulng Tumlrling Class. Sidney Hustcr Civics Clulug Rimm-r-up Inter- room Ilaskz-tliallg Runner-up In- ter-room lla-clmllg Inter-class Swimming. Norman Jackson Manager. Cross Country Trackl Golf Teanig Civics Clnlug lntcra room llaskctliall and Ilaselxallg P.-T. A. Ri-prescnlative. Jeanne jaccklc inter-rmnn Yollepluallg Civics Clnlig Hall Guard: J, Y. L.g G. A. A. Florence Jansen Civics Clulx: Choral Clulig li:-rinan Cluli: Girl Rcservesg G. A. A. Dorothy Jenkins Honor Society: Civics Clulm: li. A. A.: Student Councilg tYeekly Agent: P.-T. A. Repre- sentative. Carl Johnson lnter-room llasehall and Basket- lialllwallg Civics Clulig Cleanenp Connnittec. Ralph Johnson Cadet Major, R, 0. T. C. llanclg Yice-President. Senior Orchestra: XYeekly Agent: Civics Clulmg P. T. A. Representative. Raymond Johnson Clmral Clulr: Civics Clulsg Hall if tiuard. Ruth Johnson Civics Clnlig li. .L .X.3 Girl Reservesg Cliorgl1Clnla3 Game Class. ' ' MQ W -f . Lf gy M - , f ,O V ' ,U if Victor johnson Inter-room Basketball and Hase- liallg I. D. E.: Civics Clulng Cadet- Corporal. R. 0. T. C. Pearl joseph Literary Editor. VVeeklyg Presi- dent, Penaspir: Secretary. Slide Rule Clullg Treasurer. J. Y. L.g Hnnnr Society: Log Statfg First Prize. Poetry Contest. Greater Chicago Scholastic Press tiuildg Supreme Student Council: Safety llnard. Arthur jur Varsity llaselrull: R Clulu: Senior lli-Y.: XVonianless XYed- ding : Stage and Light Connnit- tee: Civics Clulnl Inter-rou.u Swinnning. Thomas Jur Senior lli-Y: Civics Clulr: ln- ler-rooin llasehall and llasketlvall: .lonor Sucielyi ..xYtlIllilIllC'hS XYcd- ding : I. ll. li. lrvin Kalman lnics lluh: J. X. L.: Presi- dent. Physics Cluh: llresident. Senior Student Council: Sports liditnr. X'N'eekIy: lntra-mural Ath- letics: Orchestra: Boys Council: Log Stall: llnnor Society: XVin- ncr. Northwest Side Uratorical Contest. Jerome Kalcth Captain. R. 0. T, C.: Rifle Teani: Medal. Neatest Cadet: Medal. llest Rifleman: Squad and I'tunpany Competition: R Clnlu: Civics Cluh: Military Court: Ofti- cers Cluln: Clievrons Clulu: Coun- cil Delegate. R. U. 'l'. C.: liase- hall 'l'e:un: Hand. 4 'ff MLC ' f I' 1 r y W' 4 J Rose Kaplan Choral Cluh: G. A. A.: Stu- dent Secretary: Civics Club: J. Y. L.: Student Activity Class: llall t-uard. Gertrude Karel J- Y. L.: Symphonic Choir: l':llSt'llllllC: Civics Clulxg Student Council: Student Activity Class: Dizzy llaton : Minstrel Show : Radio Maidn: Riddle of Isis : Chonitzi : Mikndo : Dramatic Clulm: Chairman. Red Cross Com- mittee. Alfred Karner l. D. li.: lnter-room llnseliall: Civics Clulu: Representative, Civics Cluh. Peretz Katz President, J. Y. L.: Cheerlead- er: Log Statf: Student Activity Clgtss: Honor Society: Student Council: Director. Civics Cluh: Discipline lloard: VVeekly Staff: Inter-room liasehall: Safety Com- mittee: Lieutenant. Ilall Guards. Reva Katz ll. A. A.: l'.-'l'. A.: Senior Delegate. Civics Cluh: tiirl Re- serves: Secretary, J, Y, L.: Dis- cipline Board: Symphonic Choir: Radio Maidu: Riddle ot' lsis : Chonita : Mikado : Student Council: Student Activity Class. Ruben Katzen Treasurer. Choral Club: Ser- geant-at-Arms. l,Cllt'l'llli'll'S Cluh: Student Council: Honor Society: Lightweight llaskelhall C ha nl- lrions: Cross Country: lloxiru.: Team: Fresluuan Fonthall: J. Y. L.: Baseball Team. Richard Kent Associate litlitor, Log: Assist- ant School 'Treasurer Honor So- ciety: Fencing Team: Civics Cluh: Tumlulixnz. Gymnastic Ap- paratus: Inter-class Fencing: Oi- tice Practice. Molley Kesselman Honor S o c i et y: Symphonic Choir: Penaspir: Civics Cluh: ti. A. A. Marie Kinnear G. A. A.: Swiunning Cluh: Life Saving Cluli: Civics Cluh: Gym Clerk: Captain. Yulleyluall Tezun. Frances Kirke Weekly Stall: Student Secre- tary: Girl Reserves Representa- tive: li. A. A.: Civics Cluli: llall Guard: llonor Society: Choral Clulw: I. D. li.: P.-T. A.: Log Typing Stall. Marion Kleiner lirics Club: fi. A. A.: Hall fiuarfl: I. ll. li.: luter-room Yol- leybzill. Belle Klmsky Dancing Class: li. A. A.: Civ- ics Club: Cliural Club: llall Guarcl: Girl Reserves: J, Y. L.: luter-room Y nl l e y b al l: Has- kt-tlvzill. William Knab Basketball: llaselmll: R Club: Civies Club: luter-room lla-ketlrall. Wairren Knitter Civicw Club. Eloise Knowlton Civics Club: Lieutenant, Hall liuarrls: li, A. A.: luter-room Yulleybzill. Robert Knudsen Civics Club: luter-ruuui lini- lwtlmall: llzixelzzlll, Lesley Kodncr Senior Orcliestra: Ist Lieuten- fiut, R, 0. T. C. Advanced Hand. Rose Kolb Honor Society: J. Y. L.: Hall tiuarsl: Dramatic Club: Civics Club: G. A. A.: Choral Club: Srholzirship Class: Fire Drill tiuaril. Harriet Konefsky Civics Club: Dramatic Clubl li. .Y A.: Dancing Club: Choral Club' l Y l Josephine Konopka G. A. A.: Choral Club: Honor Society. Jerome Kornfeld .Xilvancerl Orchestra: Theatre f,1'Cl'IBSil'ElI Riddle of ISiS : Clmuit:i : Mikailo : S t r i u g Quartette: J. Y. L.: Civics Club: Chess auul Checker Club: Hnnur Sueiety. Christian Korup tru-4 Country: Track: Civics Cluli. John K ba ' it-C Ili 'ci :I Symph XYeekl Cui ic S lou Wash I u 1 uriuan om cc ruulent mu on r Qocietw oi, Staff Ilovs Pre. ' len 'l 2 - d c 1 Council: Qual Plz . rti .' ' '., - iugtou l ions: l' sim it. Stu' ilu 'i - s 7 ru 1 :' . - 1 ' 1 l: ' '.' . l 2 - ' JC 1 L ' -' - 2 . u l Dolores Kraeske Civics Club: Clioral Club: G. A. A.: Volleyball: Clean-up Com- mittee: Girl Reserves: Inter-room Lieutenziut. Hall Guards: I. D. 1 li.: Represevitative. P.-T. A. I r 5 I 4' 4 I' - 22 -' . 1 1 f g 5 ,tsl Edward Kragerud Captain. R. 0. T. C.: Range Officer: Manager and Member. Rifle Teams: First Place. Squad Competition: R Club: Hi-Y: Vice-president. Oflicers Club: Civics Club: l. D. E.: Chevrons Club. Victor Krispin Civics Club Representative: Lieutenant. Hall Guards. julia Krueger Choral Club: G. A. A. Repre- sentative: Girl Reserves: Student Secretary: Civics Club: P.-T. A. lh-prvsentative. f r X ,ll I ,if ' 1 LL Dorot y lgubelsky G. A. A.: Clinral Club: Civics Club: Otliee Practice: Game Classes. Junis Kuelm Vivivs Club: Choral Club: Symplmuic Choir: Lieutenant. llall Guards: German Club: G. A. A. .VA:,.ff k, L., 'J V 1l'l' Wjff Henry Kula Civics Club: llascball Tram: Track Team. Fred Kundert Civics Club: German Club Irene Kwasniewski Civics Club. Claire Lannes Hall Guard: Choral Club. Andrew Larsen Civics Club: Model Aero Club. Annette Latter G. A. A.: Civics Club: 1. Y. L. Dorothy Lawson Civics Club: Mayfair Welfare Club: U. A. A. Milton La Zares Cross-Country T e a mg Indoor and Outdoor Track Teams: Hi-Y: I. Y. L.: Civics Club: Choral Club, Louis Lazarus luter-room Basketball: lnter- room llaseball: Civics Club: Cho- ral Club: Tunibling Club. fl KW X If og? Ieanette Lean Honor Society: G. A. A.: Choral Club: Student Secretary: :ivics Club: llallroom Dancing Slass. Mildred Lehuta Honor Society: Secretary. Prom Committee: Girl Reserves: 91-naspir: Symphonic Choir: Cho- ral Club: Mikado : P.-T. A. Representative: Civics Club: Hall Guard: Inter-room Volleyball: G. A. A. Berwyn Lemke Sc-cmul Lieutenant. ll a n cl: Secretary. Band Club: Drive Major: Senior Orchestra: Hi'Y: Civics Club: VV'omanless VVeds ding : Me, The Presidentu: Cross Country: lndoor and Out- rloor Track. Richard Lesch Clean-up Committee: I. D. Civics Club: Football: Social Committee. Jeanette Levinson G. A. A.: Civics Club: Hall fiuurrl: Student Secretary: J.Y.L. Harper Levy J. V. L.: Choral Club: Sym- phonic Choir: Radio Mai1l : Riddle ot' lsis : Civics Club: Clmnita : Mik:1rln : Dramatic Club: Student Activity Class: Inter-room Basketball: Minstrel Show. Leroy Lewandowski Civics Club: lnter-room llase- ball: Inter-mural Track. fsfix' I7 A i 'I 1 'Kay Ui li i ' Leonard Licwinko J Inter-room Baseball: Inter-room Basketball: Civics Club. Beatrice Light , Civics Club: Social Committee: G. A. A. Carroll Lind Civics Club: Inter-room Base- ball: Inter-room Basketball. Eva Lindblom Civics Club. Roy Lohmiller Vice-President, 4l! Class: Vice- President, Hi-Y: Honor Society: Associate Member, Buy's Coun- vil: XVonianless VVedding : Band Play. Alfred Loll Hi-Y: I. D. E.: Stage and Light Committee: Track Team: City and 6th Corps Area Rifle Teams: Captain, Supply Otlicer, R. O. T. C.: Chevrons Club: Officers Club: Officers Efliciency Medal. Helen Lowenson Honor Society: Secretary, Ro- lier: Secretary, Penaspir: Choral Club: Student Secretary: J. Y. L.: Representative G. A. A.: Representative. Civics Club: Girl Reserves. Theodora Loyka l'ivies Club: ll. A. A.: llzill tluzird: Fire Drill Stall. David Lozansky lveekly. Sports Staff: Honor Suciet yg lntcr - room llziscbzlll. llziskctbnll: l'ivics Club: J. Y. l.. June Lund livics L lub: li. A, A.: hirl Reserve: S t u d c n t Secretary : XVeckly Agent: t'lior:il Club. I I ' Mildred Lund Civics Club. Harold Lundahl 2nd Lieutenant, R. O. T. C.: Civics Club: 'l'i'easurer. Yicc- Prcsidcnt. President. l. ll. E. Irene Machnowski l'.-T. A. Representative: li. A. A.: Civics Club. Herbert Mack Civics Club: Choral Club: Printing Committee: Fire Guard. Sam Mages Civics Club: lee Skating Team: lnter-room Baseball: Intcr-room Basketball: Inter-room S w i ni- ming: Inter-room Track: lfnut- ball Team. Helen Mailick Civics Club: G, A. A.: Stu- :lcnt Activity Class: J. Y. L.: Dramatic Club: Penaspir: Stu- dent Foruiu: Choral Club: Honor Society. Richard Majewski Football: R Club. llzlscbnll: Swinnning. Track. Civics Club: Life Guard: Symphonic flioir. Ruth Malik t'hor:il Club: Pcnaspir: Civics Club: Student Activity: G. A. A.: lnter-room Volleyball: Spe- cial Arts Club: Games Classes: lnter-room llzisketball. Grace Mamcr Advanced Orchestra: C i v i e s Club: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Lieutenant. Hall Guards: Rid- dle of lsis : Chnnita : Honor Society: Theatre Orchestra: Mi- k:ulo. Ruth Mandel I. Y. l..: Girl Reserves: Civics Club: ti. A. A.: Game Classes. Myra Manfield Fivics Club: Honor Society. Q' fb Lorraine Marquiss Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Rcp- rcsentative. Civics Club: Secre- tary. Choral Club: Symphonic Choir. Secretary: Captain. Hall Guards: Tap Dancing Class: Games Class: Riddle of Isis : Clionita : Mikadn : Weekly Agent. Seymour Marx Fencing Team: Civics Club: 'lfreshman - Sophomore Football Squad: Choral Club: Symphonic Choir: Radio Maid : Mikad0 : Inter-room Baseball: lnter-class Fencing: Tntra-mural Fencing. Sidney Matzner llonor Society: Top Sergeant. R. 0, T. C. Rand: Civics Club: Student Activity Class: Tnter- rmim Track Champions. f Lillian Mazur ,K ti. 1 : l es Club: Stu- dent . rc ' X' ly Agent? 1-lono' och- y: t t Council: 'i lass: I dei iz .lassg Ot'- H l'r:u'tice. K Mary McDonald Civics Club: Mayfair VVelfare Club. li Beatrice Meder li. A. A.: Civics Club: Choral Club: tit-rman Club. Marshall Melin VKX-ekly Staff: Honor Society: lnstrnctor. Slide Rule Club: Publicity Committee Chairman, J, Y. l..: Constitution Committee Chairman. Physics Club: Sym- phonic Choir: German Club: Civ- ics Club: Log Stuff. Lilyan Mell Civics Club: G. A. A.: P.-T. A. Representative: Student Ac- tivity Class: Dramatic Club: J. Y, L.: Honor Society: Choral Club: lang Staff. Esther Melnick Choral Club: Civics Club: Y. L.: Student Activity Class: Lieutenant, Hall Guard: li. A. A. Shirley Mendel Slide Rule Club: Choral Club: J. Y. L.: G. A. A.: Girl Re- serves: Scholarship Class: Gaines Class. Evelyn Mendelsohn Choral Club: Civics Club: Sec- retary: Student Activity Class: Hall Guard. William Mendelson YVeekly Columnist: Honor So- ciety: Treasurer. Slide Rulc Club: Track Team: lntcr-room Itasc- ball: Inter-room Basketball: Civ- ics Club: J, Y. L.: NYcr-kly Agent: Physics Club. James Mermigas Civics Club: Ufiiccr, R. 0, T. C.: Cllevrnns Club. William Messer Choral Club: Baseball Team: Basketball Team: Football Team: Civics Club: Shot-put Champion: Inter-room Track. June Meyer Civics Club: G. A. A.: French Club: Dramatic Club. Florence Meyers Minstrel Show : Civics Club! G. A. A.: J. Y. L.: Student Secretary: Office Secretary. Eva Miele Civics Club: Girl Rescervcs: G. A. A.: Mayfair W'elt'are Club: Star Club: Mayfair Glee Club. Grace Miller J. Y. L.: Civics Club: Hall Guard: G. A. A. Council: Dra- matic Club: Orchestra: Choral Club: Scholarship Class: Secre- tary: Special Art Club: Fire Guard. Ruth Miller G. A. A.: Civics Club: Scrib- blcr's Club: Vlfeekly Agent. Sylvia Miller J. Y. L.: Civics Club: G. A. A.: Honor Society: D a n c i n I! Class: Dramatic Club: Choral Club: Senior Orchestra: Secre- tary: Scholarship Class. Seymour Milstein J. Y. L.: Chess and Checker Club: Civics Club. Nonine Moe Treasurer, Penaspir: G. A. A.: Civics Club: Drama Club: Girl Reserves: Honor Society: Student Council: Freshman Sponsor. Bernice Mondrall Civics Club: G. A. A.: Lift- saving Club: Games Class: Danc- ing Class: Rolier: Room Team Championship: Playday Chain- luons. Rosemary Mullen Civics Club: Girl Reserves: Choral Club: Hall Guaril: Tap Class: German Club. Roland Muller Civics Club: I. D. E.: Vice- president. R Club: Lightweight llasketball: Student Council: In- ter-room Baseball Champions: Slide-Rule Club: Aero Club. J Arlene Mullinax -41,4 h G, A. A.: Choral Clubgf' ' cs 'N'- Clulr: Dancing Class: kl-yv Representative Student Cou cil: P.-T. A. Elaine Munk Civics Club: Girl Reserves: G. A. A.: Mayfair VVelfare Club: Mayfair Glec Club. Isidore Muslin Freshman Football: Civic s Club: Gym Secretary: Y. L.: T. D. E.: Inter-class Baseball: Representative, P.-T. A. -...5g.4 casa., We J Charlotte Nelson Civics Club: Honor Society: Girl Reserves: G. A. A. Robert Netwig R. 0. T. C. Otlicers Club: Civics Club: Hi-Y Club: Justice. R. O. T. C. Discipline Court: Chevrons Club: Lieutenant-Cob ouel, R. 0. T. C. Henrietta Neuman G. A. A. Representative: Civ- ics Club: Choral Club: Girl Re- serves: Library Assistant: Stu- dent S e c r e t a r y: Inter-room Games: Games Class: Hall Guard: P.-T. A. Representative: Student Council: Tap Dancing: Swimming Club. Marvin Nidetz Honor Society: J.Y.L.: Civics Club: Inter-room Basketball: In- ter-room Baseball. Florence Nitowsky VVeekly Typist: Honor Society: G. A. A.: Choral Club: Student Secretary: S t u den t Activity Class: Girl Reserves: J. Y. L.: Student Council: Peuaspir: Game Class: Representative. C i v i c s Club: Representative. G. A. A. Beatrice Noren Star Club: Mayfair Vllelfare Club: G. A. A.: Girl Reserves: Civics Club: Dancing Class: May- fair Glec Club. Mary Norris Choral Club: Civics Club: G. A. A.: Clinic Assistant. Beverly Oberman I. Y. L.: Civics Club: Choral Club: Dramatic Club: Student Secretary: Dancing Class: Hall Guard: Book Room Attendant: Fire Guard. Evelyn O'Brien G. A. A.: Civics Club: Sym- phonic Cbnir. Erna O'Connell G. A.: Civics Club: Student Council: Stud e nt Secretary: Dancing Club: Game Class. Frank Oldenburg Student Council: Orchestra: NVeekly Agent: Civics Club: In- ter-class Baseball: Theater Or- chestra: Lieutenant, Hall Guards. Margaret Olofson Choral Club: Civics Club: G. A. A.: Honor Society: Student Secretary: Student Council. Mildred Olsen Civics Club: G. A. A. Milton Olshansky Captain. Band: Otticers Club: Civics Club: Slide Rule Club. Robert Olson Football Tezunp Civics Flnlu: lntcr-class llnsketball: R l'lulx: l rcslun:in Football: Tulnlil ing Tczun: Inter-class llziselmll: ln' ter-class NVrc-stling. Virlyn Opizzi llnnor Society: Kiirl Reserves: ll. A. A.: Star flultg Civics l'luli: Xlziyfzxir lVclf:ire Flulig l.iciitcn:uit, flzill liuairils. Virginia Paepke lilnyfziir ll'clf:n'c Ululi: Nuy- fuir lilct' Vlulm: li. A. A,: Girl Rr-si'i'vcs: l'ivics Fluli: Stair Fluli. Harvey Putt Honor Society: Civics l'lul1: lntcrbvooni llnseluill: fnter-rooni llaskctlmll: Student Founcil Del- egate: ll'cckly Agent: I. Y, L.: Sliilc Rulc Vlnlu: Physics Fluli. Gurnell Pcrtlc li. A. A.: l. Il. li.: Fivics Vluli: Secretary, Physics flulr: Secretary. Sliile - Rule C l u li: Flizirlaitzin Society: llonor Society: Assistant Fliicf. llrill Guards: Licntcnzint. Hall Guards: Girls' lianne Ulnss: Inter-room Yolley :unl llascluill Tczuns: Clean-up Voiiiiiiittcc: Sergeant A nt - Arms, Slunlent l'nuncil. George Peterson Vivics Fluli: llouor Society: R. 0. T. l'.: Weekly Agent: Stu- ilcut l'ouncil: llzill liunril: Phy- sics l'luln: Sliilc Rulc Vluli. Mildred Peterson -G, A. A.: Student Council: illYiCB Vlulw: liirl Reserves: Ger- man l'luli: llonor Society: Game Classes: Otiice Practice. Ruth Peterson Student Secretary: Girl Re' serves: G. A, A.: Choral Fluh: Life Saving Club: Games Flass: G. A. A. Council: Civics Club: liook Ronin Assistant: Hall Guard. Gertrude Petterscn Honor Society: G. A. A.: Civ- ics Fluh: S t u rl e n t Secretary: fliornl Cluli: Ballroom Dancing K lziss. Marilyn Pinsky Symphonic Choir: J. Y. L.: Student Activity Flass: Dizzy llaton : Radio M:iid : Cho- nita : Ilrnmzitic Club: Riddle of lsis 3 Mikado : Civics Fluh: Swimniim: Cluli: Pen:is1iir:- Stu- dent Secretary: Honor Society. Alma Platt Civics Fluli: Synnihnnic Choir: Radio M:iirl : Yum-Yum : Dizzy Batm1 : Honor Society: iwinnnimz Cluli: Lieutenant. Crip- laiu. Hall Guards: li. A. A. Howard Post Chess and Fliccker Clulr: Civ- ics Club. Marshall Priemann President, lizind Chili: R, O. T. C. Band: Gerinnn Cluli, jerry Quater Civics Club: llaselmll Team: Inter-room llnskctlmll: Captain, lnter-room Baselmll. vi J FA jack Quinn l'i'csi1lcnt. 4ll. 4A Class: Pros- iclt-nt. lhuys Council: Captain. Cross Country Track Team: R Club: Symphonic Choir: HivY: Swinnning Tram: liflitorial Stall. Log. Irwin Racine Civics Clnlu: llanclg Ui'rln'sti':i: Hall tiuarrl: J. Y. l., -lcaneatte Raczynski Civics Cluli: G. A. A.: Game Vlassvs: lntvr-rumn llasvliall: ln- tc-r-ramnl X'ullt'yli:ill. Edward Raskc Civics Cluli: livgiiiiicrs Ilancl: l. IJ. li. Anges Reim Girl Reserves: Civics Cluh: ti. A. A.: Dancing Class: May- fair XY:-lfare: Mayfair StarClulu: l'lmnita. Leon Rcsmkoff .Xrniisticc Essay, hlmlal NVin- ner: xvilic-Clllllflllilll. Cnunsulta- tiun lloaril: Student Council: llnnor Socivty: Inter-class Swim- ming: Life liuartl: Swimming 'll-ain: R Club: Graduation Cunnnittvc. LeRoy Reynolds Civics Club. Nl Otto Richter Swimming Team: Civics Club: Inter-room Swimming S li i el tl: Inter-rnfnn liasketball Runncrsl Up: I. D. li.: Student Council. Henry Rieschel Civivs Clnh: l. ll. E. Kay Robinson Civics C l u li Representative : Gym Clerk: Girl Reserves: Civirs Cluli. Ann Rosenstein Civics Clnli: J. Y. l..: fi, .-X. A.: XVeckly Agent: Choral Cluh: Hnnnr Sncit-ty: llallguarml. Frank Ros-ner Civics Cluli: Stage and Light Cmninittec: lii-Y: XVonianlt-ss NVQ-nlflingf' Margaret Roth G. A. A.: j. Y. L.: Civics Vluh: Dancing Class: Choral Vluli: Game Class. Al Ruben X'Vt-ekly Sports Staff: Civics Cluh: Track Squad: Freshman- Snphoinnre Fnothall Team: Choral Cluli: J. Y, L.: liift Connnittrv. Helen Russell Xvcckly Staff: Honor Society: G. A. A. l.0lllll'll1 Frcsluuml Spmisur: fivics Flulu: Girl Rc- scrvcs: Stuilcut Council Delegate. Bernard Saber YiceAl'rcsidcm, Drnnm Clull: Vivics Vlulv: filll'Vl'0IlS Flulig Uth- rcrs Ululi: Licutcuziut. R. U. 'l'. Cf: Ruud: l,l'Cl'lk'StfIl1 Vl'cvkly Rcwcsclllaitivv Musical Liculcu- :ui! : Moot thc M:1jm ': Hi-. thc l'rcsiilent g Baud Clulu. Margaret Sacks Senior Orchestra: Choral f'lulr: l.llll'1lfV Assistant: Civics Fluli: Rcil Cross Class: G. A. A.: J. Y. L. Olga Safstrom Civics Vlub: Chorzil Club: Girl Re-sn'i'vi's: il, A. A. Preston Salins Swimming 'IR-run: F o n 1 li si l l 'I'v:uu: Life liuurrlg Xvrz-stliug: lulcr-class Swiuuuiug: C' i v i c s 1'lulv: Lake' Shure Relay Uluuups: lluuul: l.cttvrlu:u1. Erwin Salk Vice-Pksiilcnt. Druum Fluluxl All l'ily Rec mtion Cum ittee' lliscipli uard: Fiuzilixt. ' YQy-K ntorlcu Comes ' .. yin- phouir Cbom : X Min- slrvl Shu : iim : ikzi- 4lu : Vhurril Clulig li -r mnu f ,f Bnsketlunll: Baselmll: Willianm Salzmnnn Syiuphouic Fhuir: Civics flulig R. O. 'I'. F.: I.il1r:1ry: Cho- uil:i : Mik:ulu : Radio M:iiil : Riilullc of Isis. Ann Snperstein Vivics Cluli: Fhorzil Flulig liirl Rvscrves: ii. A. A.: j. Y, L.: Ufhcr: Pmctireg Student Activity Class. Julius Sarnatzky Vivics l'lul1: i'lim'zil Vluli. Emil Sasko Fiviu Vluhg Senior Orchestra: Fencing' Class: Tuuibliug and Appzwailiis flaw. Mary Sclimaus Vivics Vluli: G. A. A.: Girl Rm-serves: i'luu'nl fluh: Secre- tary. ,CZ Clara Schneider Civics Clul-5 Ki, A. A,: Orches- tra: Honor Society. Harriet Schwade Civics Vluli: J. Y. L.: G. A. A.: Drzuuzi l'luli: VW-ckly: P. T. A.: Hall Guuril Vzxptziin. Aaron Schwartz Assistant, School 'I'rrasiii'vr: llllilflillflll Society: Life Guard: Inter-room llaseliall and Basket- ball: J. Y. L.: Log StaR': Office I'i':ictice. Pierce Schoolman Civics Club: Student Council: Life Guard: Fencing Squad. Edward Segel C i v i c s Club Representative: President. Physics Club: J. Y. L.: llonor Society: Scholarship Review Class: Chess and Check ers Club. james Seidcheck Civics Club: Student Council: Social Committee: VVeekly Agent: luter-rooui Basketball and llase' ball. Bernard Shaffer Symphonic Choir: Civics Club: Choral Club: Treasurer. Drama Club: Riddle of lsis : Cho- nita : Emerald lsle : Conti- nental: Snciay Committee: Ra- dio M:iid : Inter-room Basket- ball. Marcella Shemrinsky Choral Club: Civics Club: J. Y. L.: Girl Reserves: Inter-room Yolley and llasketball: Hall Guard. Florence Sherer fi. A. A.: Y. L.: Civics Club: Hall Guard: tlirl Reserves: Chouita : Choral Club. Joseph Sherman llouor Stwivty: Civics Club: Physics Club: Ollicer. R. O. T. C. Band: Photography Club: Stu- dent Council: lloys Club: j. Y. L.: lland Club. Verne Showalter Civics Club: Stage and Light Committee: Co-chairman. Auto- parking Committee: Chnnita : Lieutenant. Line-up Guards: ln- ter-roolu Basketball, Baseball : Social Committee: Freshman Football: I. D. E. Reception Committee. I Harry Sie old X 'a stain. on eam: Pres- 'l , R 1: Track 'T nt: fl!! r tall am: Civi uh: tiers-up. luter-r sket- l ll: tcer. n onal Draw- ing FI, cl ge Florence Silver Girl Reserves: J. Y. L.: Civ- ics Club: tl. A, A.: Orchestra: Choral Club: Dramatic Club: Dancing Class. Marvin Simmons Civics Club: Senior Orches- tra: Plmtography Club: Physics Club: Fire-drill Guard: Log. Ruth Simon J. Y. L.: Girl Reserves: Civics Club: Student Council: Lieuten- ant, Hall Guard: Student Activ- ity Class. Margaret Sizemore Civics Club: G. A. A.: liirl Reserves: Choral Club: Game Class. Dorothy Skager Civics Club: Choral Club: Stu- dent Council: Secretary: Honor Society: Symphonic Choir: Mi- k:ulo : Chnnita. David Smith Henry Smith Civics Club: C h o r al Club: Band. Dorothy Sneedse German Club: Student Coun- cil: Secretary: Civics Club: G. A. A. Girl Reserves: Honor Society: Symphonic Choir: J. Y. L.: Choral Club: Mikado Melvin Sneider Stuclcnt Council: Chess and Checker Club: Cross Country: Track Team: Senior Hi-Y: Inter- room Baseball Champions: Civics Club: l. D. E. Beatrice Solinger li. A. A.: Choral Club: Civics Club: lizinie Class: Inter-room Sports: J. Y. L. Isobel Soll Honor Society: Student Coun- cil: G. A. A.: Civics Club: Girl Reserves: Symphonic Choir: Cho- nit:i : J. Y. L.: Student Secre- tary. Gertrude Solomon Civics Club: Girl Rt-serves: XVcekly Agent: G. A. A.: Hall Guard: Game Class: J. Y. L.: Student Activity Class. Reva Solomon Civics Club: li. A. A.: J. Y. L.: Honor Society: lnter-room Yolley. llaseball. llaskctball: l'.- T. A. Representative. Sol Somach C0 - Editor - in - Chief. Weekly: Adjutant, R. 0, T. C.: Crack Squad. Rifle Team: Otticers Club: 1-OE Statlf: Charlatan Society: Chairman. Graduation Commit- tee: Letterman: Honor Socicty. Wesley Somers Civics Club: Sportsmans Club: Science Club: Lightweight Foot- ball: Chemistry Club. Hedwig Spunar La Verne Starr G. A. A.: Choral Club: Civics Club: Clean-l'p Committee: ln- ter-room Games: Baseball and volley Hall. Mary Stack P r e s i cl e n t , Vice-President. Treasurer. li. A. A.: President. Vice-President. Swimming Club: Civics Club: Treasurer, Rolier: Inter-room Games: Honor So- ciety: Chonita : F r e sh m :i n Sponsor: Dancing Class. William Stangor Honor Society: Civics Club: German Club: Scholarship Class: Senior Orchestra: Associate Edi- tor, Log: Einer Muss Heiratcnf' rho Bertha Starr Henry Steigerwaldt Inter-room Baseball: Inter-ruoni llasketbnll: Glee Club. Berhca Stenzel Civics Club: Tap D an c i n 5: Class: Mayfair Glee Club. Eleanor Stiller Civics Club: J. Y. L.: Student A c t i v i t y Class: Choral Club: Weekly Agent: Lieutenant. Hall Guards: li. A. A. Bernice Stone G. A. A.: Civics Club: Girl Reserves: J. Y. L.: I. D. E.: Student Council: Orchestra: Stu- dent Activity Class Scenery Cum- mittee. Chonita. Mikado : Log Staff: Honor Society. Geraldine Storfer G. A. A.: Civics Club: M. XV. C,: Hall Guard: Mayfair Glee Club: Assistant, Mayfair Book Room. Henry Strasser Hi-Y: Weekly Agent: Band: Civics Club: Intemational Draw- ing Exchange Inter room Base- gv :ill: Lieutenaiit, Hall- Guards. 1, 1 1 f Louise Strauss Civics Club: J. Y. L.: Girl Re- serves: Lieutenant, Hall Guards. Robert Stromberg Advanced band: R. O. T. C.: Civics Club: lntcrbrooni Baseball. Harold Strusiner Heavyweight llasketball: Civics Club: R Club: llaseball Team. Herman Sulkin Choral Club: Symphonic Choir: Civics Club: Mikado : Weekly Agent. Roland Swanson -later-room Basketball: Inter- room Baseball: Civics Club: Cho- Eall Club: Chess and Checker u r. Lorraine Swatek Head Secretary. Hall Guards: Health. Safety. Sanitation Com- mittee: Civics Club Representa- tive: Choral Club: Girl Reserves: Honor Society: Vice-president. President, German Club. Ethel Swedek German Club: G. A. A.: Cho- ral Cluh: Civics Club. Bill Swciding Civics Club: llall Guard. Harvey Tamon I Editor-in-chief. Log: Viccviwcs- dent Ctrnu Club ' 1 ' . I- iz i : Cliairnmn. Clean-nv Connnxttee: Honor Si- 1 victy: Student Council: Choral Club: Symphonic Choir: j. Y. L.: Civics Club: Cartoon Club: Suprcnic Student Council. Mary Tarjan Choral Club: Girl Reserves: Civics Club: Student Secretary: Hall Guard: Gym Clerk. George Tennyson Civics Club: R. O. T. C. Lola Thor Civics Club: G, A. A. Honor Society: Student Council: Choral Club: Hall Guard: P.-T. A. Reliresentative. Harry Thornton Civics Club: Orchestra P.A.C. Jessie Tobias Julius Tockman Civics Club: -I. Y. L.: Student Council: Track Team: Weekly Stall: Log Staflg Photographers Club: Annual Agent: Inter-room Baseball: Physics Club: Slide Rule Club. Dena Todes Civics Club Representative: XVeekly Agent: J. Y. L.: Girl Reserves: tl. A. A.: Captain, Hall Gu:u'ds: Honor Society: Student Activity Class: Student Citizen Forum: German Club. Vernon Tribolet Civics Club: lnter-room Ras- kctball: Inter-mom Baseball. Ida Trossman Civics Club: G. A. A.: Choral Club. Sylvia Tucker tl. A. A.: Civics Club: Choral Club. Bessie Tuhy Mayfair Welfare Club: Star Club: Girl Reserves: Dancing Class: Mayfair Glee Club: Civics Club. George Tulsky Civics Club: J. Y. L.: Inter- room llaseball: Vicevpresident, In- termediate Orchestra. Gertrude Turner Civics Club: G. A. A.: Otiice Secretary: Chess and Checker Club: J. Y. L. Betty Tyson Syuiphonic Choir: Civics Club: G. A. A.: Games Class: Fire Guard: Girl Reserves: Rolier: Radio Maid : Cl1ouita Kli- k:ido. Violet Uecker G. A. A. Representative: Ger- man Clnh: Civics Club: Otlice Practice. Ireene Valovic Civics Club: G, A. A. Regina Van Den Bosch Secretary. German Club: Schol- arship Class: Honor Society: Student Council: Choral Club: Girl Reserves: Peuaspirl Civics Club: G. A. A.: Lieutenant, Hall Guard. Arthur VanderVoort Symphonic Choir: Riddle of lsis : Cl1onita : Mikarlo 1 Civics Club: Cheer-leader: MCQH' bership Committee, Boys Council: Honor Society Committee, BOYS Council. Irene Vellguth Civics Club: G. A. A.: Choral Club: Gerntan Club: Student Sec- retary: Honor Society: P.-T. A. Representative. Jack Vihon Co-editor-in-chief. VY e e k l y: Vice-president. Student Council: Chairman. Discipline lloard: Vice- president. J. Y. L.: Honor Sn- ciety: Log Statf: Checker Team: Gym Secretary: Safety Commit- tee: Editor. Voice of J. Y. L.: Slide Rule Club: Physics Club, Syril Vihon J. Y. L.: G. A. A.: Civics Club: Student Secretary: Span- ish Club: Hall Guard: P. T. A. Representative: Chess and Check er Club. Marion Wagman Civics Club: J. Y. L.: Swim- ming Club: Captain. Hall Guards: Student Council: Choral Club: Honor Society: Tap D an c i n g Class: Student Activity Class. LaVerne Wahl G. A. A.: Civics Club: Rolier: Mayfair XYelfair Club. Frank Walker President. Senior Hi-Y: Sec- retary. City-XYifle Hi-Y Council: Stage ami Light Committee: Stu- dent C o u u c i l: Civics Club: VVomanless NVedding : Inter- room Baseball: Life Guard. Marvin Wallstrom Civics Club. tl . I ,J , . 4 . Howard Walsh Chonita : German Club: Civ- ics Club: Symphonic Choir: Foot- ball: Swimming: Life Guard: Band. . .ia X.. Paul Walsh t'ross-country Tczung T r za c k 'lk-sung llonor Society: C i v i c s l'luhg Germain Fluhg Beginners lhuul. Martin Walsscrman xlil'l Ill'C5lIli'lli. S l i il 0 Rule Vlulrg Secretary. l'hysics Clulmg Weekly Stud: ,l. Y. L.g Civics l'lulw3 Suprelnc Council: Gertuan t' l u lm: l'lmirni:in. Constitutional t'oounitti-c of Supra-nie Council. Morris W'elscr 'l'r:u'k 'l'omn: lutcrbt-loss Base- lmllg lnter-class llzxsketlmll: Ilonl or Society: Flless :uul fhcckei' Vluh: Vivics l'lulr. Ruth Weiss Fivies Flulu: J. Y. L.: Student S e L' r et an r y: l.ieutcn:uit, Hall tluzirdaz l'luu':il l'lulv. Sidney W'eitzncr Hzuul: lloys Uouucil: llouor 51Wif'U': Vo-rlmirnmn. Honor So- cietv: l'. 'l'. A. Representative-3 ,l. Y. l..: l'rcsidcnt. Uliess and t'lu'vkci' Flulu. Dorothy Wenkc li, A. A.: Girl Reserves: tier- nmn llllllll Civics l'lull1 Vlioral Vluhg Hook Rooing Student Foun- ril: l'tl't'Slllllilll Sponsor: XVeckly Rciuix-seotntivc: Civics Clulrg P.- T. A. Representative. Jayne Werdcbaugh ll. A.'A.: 'izcs Flulrg Inter- ' nn Y Q A..' . - 'Qi Clarice Whiteniaxn Honor Sucietyg Senior fll'K'lll'S4 tra: Office Secretary: llrzuuatic Fluh: Weekly Typist: liirl Rc- serves: Student Activity Class: J. Y. L.: Student I' i t i z e n s Forum: fivics f'lulr: li. A. A. Arthur Widtnianii Senior Ili-Y: l'lonor Society: Symphonic fhoirg Fivics Vlubg Uhorzil Flulx: l. ll. li.: llall Guard: Vt'oln:u1l4.-as XY:-ilcling g l'ltouit:i g lYlik:ido, Kay Wicdenhoef t Fivics flulig ti. A. A.: llzill Guard: Log Staffg Social Vom- xnittecl l,l'0lll C'on1mittco:. Gertrude Wicrig Choral flulsg llancing: floss: G. A. A.: fivivs Vlulx. Chester Wilbik R Clulr: Fivics Flulr: llonor Society: Football Tenin: Physics l'lulr: Slide-rule l'lulu1 lntcr-room llaselmll: lnter-room lin-kctluall. Lynn Wimmer Vice-president. 4A Floss: Pres- ident. Symphonic Choir: Secre- tory. R Clulig lillllfilill. Ilczivy- weight llasketlmll 'l'e:ung Fivics Vlulr: Student fouucilg YYcckly Folumuistg Log Statig lli-Y. Berna Wolf f'll0l'1ll l'lulwg fivic- lillllli ti. A. A.: Dmiimtic l'lnlr3 llzill Guard: lntcr-room Yollcy llzillg Girl Reserves. John Wolf Q Lightweight Basketball: Track Squad: Civics Club: Inter-room Baseball Champs. Lorraine Wolf Civics Club: ti. A. A.: Choral Club. Beatrice Yaglc llonur Society: 'I'reasurer. Girl Reserves: Agent, VV:-ekly: G. A. A.: Civics Vlub: Hall Guard: l'hr1r:tl Club: Penzispir: I. ll. E.: Log Staff. Eva Adams Arthur Ascheral Charlotte Bass Eleanor Blomquist John Borcovan Ralph Brandt Winifred Cairns Anne Casper NO PICTURES Ethel Fiertag Harold Koff jane Kubelsky Irene Majerus Edmund Majewski Lottie Militzsky Leocadia Orlowska James Pease 38 Chester Zelenku Fivics Club: Drznnatlc u tierrnan Club: R Club 'lr Klan: Senior lli'Y: Honor 0 ciety: I. D. E.: Stage aucl I1 1 Vummittee T. D, li. trrtnuate uf Merit: Assistant Nlm'tp.,cr Trzick Team. Gertrude Zimmack fhurzil Club: Hall linux t ics flub: G. A. A.: txrl SETVCS. Adeline Zimmer tl. A. A.: Livres Llnb Ann Polmer Leslie Samonds Lillian Stearn Charles Trimmier Robert Warner Sophie Wizelman Annette Zatlin Berniece Zola 4A CLASS HISTORY It was a beautiful September day in 1931, but the youngsters who warily surveyed Roosevelt High School had no interest in the autumn sunshine. They agreed most heartily with one of their number who, overwhelmed by the length of building that seemed to stretch into infinity, naively declared, I'm kinda scared. Resolutely, though, they entered upon their high school careers. The going was not easy at first, for life was just one dizzy round of work, either wrestling with irregular Latin verbs, solving for X, or trying to live down the cruel fate of being the school's goat, Some of them fell by the wayside, but those who remained to become sophomores were amply rewarded for their fortitude, for, as the months passed, they began to find more and more pleasure in their new life. Almost imperceptibly high school became a glorious adventure, an adventure that was en- hanced by that unexpectedness which included wading knee-deep in geometry, Ancient History, and fighting with Caesar in Gaul. Having conquered Caesar, as well as other worthy sophomore opponents, French, Spanish, and German in origin, those once awed freshmen became juniors. Now the clubs, teams, and the Weekly staff were open to them. In writing, in music, in all the arts, they added to Roosevelt's traditions and prestige. In the field of athletics they brought to Roosevelt clean victories and brave losses. Worldly creatures though they had become, will they ever forget the thrill of that first junior-senior social of the Civics Club? How important and how sophisticated they felt when as 4B's they organized the class, electing Jack Quinn, Roy Lohmiller, Rosalie Gemeinhardt, and Lionel Hirsch as their leaders. Despite that aloof indifference to the ordinary routine of school life which is the hall-mark of the senior, they continued to gain Honor for Roosevelt. John Kouba and Irvin Kahan both won places in competitive oratorical contests. Paula Dwyer, Leon Resnikoff, and Marion Erdman received medals in essay contests, and the lightweight basketball team, made up almost entirely of 4A's, won the City cham- pionship. Then came the climax of it all-graduation, with the thousand and one events con- nected with it. With four years of work, play, and real happiness behind them, they looked back and smiled at those bewildered freshmen of 1931. And that same one who then expressed his doubts so fearfully, said with a catch in his voice, It's been such 3 swell school! PAULA DWYER HELEN LOWENSON 39 CLASS PROPHECY Banners and flags of red, blue, green and yellow, every color imaginable, representing every nation of the world, fly in the cool, joyous breezes. The greatest spectacle in years, the Olympiad, being held in Chicago, is about to begin. A great crowd jams the huge, colorful stadium, designed by Roy Lohmiller, to see champions of the sports world from every country on earth engage in contest. Trumpets blare and the vast throng rises to its feet cheering and applauding wildly as John Kouba, President of the United States, enters, followed closely by his Secretary of State, Leon Resnikoff, Secretary of the Treasury, Richard Kent, Attorney-General, Wil- liam Stangor, and Secretary of War, Robert Netwig. Completing the Presidential party are the Brain Trust, Professors Edward Segel, Marshall Melin, and Martin Wasser- man. Professor Segel has the distinction of being the only person in the world who can understand his theory of Revolution. The President and his party take their placefin the celebrities' box in which are already seated many of the country's luminaries. Beau- tiful, richly attired Dorothy Skager, famous as Miss America, is seated beside Roland Muller, handsome movie star, who makes the feminine sex sigh in ecstasy as they watch him on the screen. Close by is Gertrude Karel, renowned prima donna. Gerty also sings the praises of Bergbaum's Bermuda onions over the radio and is billed as the voice with a tear. With her are Erwin Salk, director of the Metropolitan Operia Com- pany, and Harry Siebold, warden of Sing Sing. Warden Siebold had inhabited that penal institution so long that the government in order to economize appointed him to the position of warden. To their left is Theodore Cohen, world's greatest pianist with his pretty wife, Mrs. Cohen. Also in the celebrities' box are Falls Hershey, candy mil- lionaire, famous for his Hershey Bar, Harvey Patt, who gets his daily exercise by pat- ting the little Pattsg Harvey Tamon, rat trap magnate, who got his start catching mice in the Roosevelt lockers, and Major General Sol Somach, who is leaving presently for Hollywood to be technical adviser for Director Norman Aronson's new militirade, Hot Dogs of the Kitchen Police. Occupying the remaining seats are Jack Vihon, titian-haired president of the Associated Press-Your-Pants Service, Pearl Joseph, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for her novel novel, Most Things Never Count, Madame Reva, formerly Reva Katz, more famous for her contributions to beauty culture than Edna Wallace Hopper, and Bernice Stone, modern commercial artist, whose cellophane stage settings have attracted considerable attention. A hush falls over the crowd as jack Quinn, Mayor of Chicago, steps to the micro- phone to welcome the contesting teams of the various nations. His Honor the Mayor, himself an ex-Olympic track champ, is still doing track work on the side, keeping track of his Quinn-tuplets, and running down the railroad track each morning after the 8:010 Qhe still finishes second to the trainj. After the welcoming address is con- cluded, at a signal by the mayor, the parade of champions files past the judges' stand. The stand contains many of the world's greatest sport authorities, among whom are Lynn Wimmer, president of the Chicago Athletic Commission, Irvin Kahan, handsome sports editor-in-chief of the Police Gazette, and Tillie Strusiner and Dolly Eisen- stein, known as the Floradora Boys. Amid the wild roarings of the crowd the band strikes up the Star Spangled Banner, and the American Olympic teams, of which each and every member is a champion in his field, file past the judges' stand in grand manner. There is Chester Zelenka, swift, high hurdlerg Milton La Zares, Paul Walsh, and Lionel Hirsh, milers of excellence, the women's relay team, consisting of Mary Stack, Helen Lowenson, Lorraine Baldry, and Helen Russell, Johnnie Wolf and Verne Showalter, star discus throwersg Ole Olson, heavyweight lifter, Irving Greenberg, just an all-around starg and Bernie Haber and Ira Hirshman, the All-American Managers. The parade is finished and the contesting teams prepare for the first eve-nt. Once more a hush falls over the crowd as Frank Walker, field announcer, steps up to the microphone. Ladies and gentlemen! The first event of the day is .... PERETZ KATZ MARSHALL MELIN 40 CLASS WILL With two sharp taps of the gavel, Jack Quinn, president of the 4A class, called the eighth period assembly to order. You are gathered here today, he announced, for the purpose of listening to the reading of the Last Will and Testament of the Class of June, 1935. The secretary of the class, Rosalie Gemeinhardt, will read that important document. Impressed by the solemnity of his tone even the most wiggley freshmen became wigg1eless, and in the ensuing silence the secretary stepped forward and began to read. We, the Class of June, 1935, realizing the uncertainty of four years at Roosevelt fthe teachers can't flunk us foreverj, and being of sound mind, memory, and under- standing, do make, publish, and declare the following as and for our Last Will and Testament. To Mr. Gaffney, we leave the Herculean task of making Rooseveltians perfect. To the Advisers, the hopeless job of convincing students that it isn't wise to Wait until the last two weeks of a quarter to start to work. To Miss Waters, the Princes of Chicago and the Dukes of Roosevelt. To Jack Quinn, his basketball career and Division 8010. To the Seniors, the privilege of stepping into our old shoes. To the Juniors, the heavenly feeling of being little big-shots. To the Sophomores, who won our displeasure by usurping our privilege of ragging the freshmen, we leave the ice water in the fountain outside the office. To the Freshmen, with generosity inspired by their freshness, we leave bigger and stronger brief cases, more and larger lunchroom trays, and less and better advice. To the Epicureans, we leave the cafeteria with the hope that the length of spaghetti will be limited to five feet, that prices will be raised, and that portions will be reduced. To the Book Lovers, we leave the library, which is now on the A. T. A. code QAII Talking Allowedj. To the Natatorium, we leave the ring around the pool. Therefore, in witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal at our residence in the Roosevelt High School in the year nineteen hundred and thirty-five. Signed, sealed, and delivered, Class of June, 1935 LILYAN MELL WILLIAM STANGOR 41 VHO'S , WHO -XQL. June IPM f was JACK QUINN LYNN WIMMIR menpuiwr, ws cuss vaci - Pas svnlur Rosanne HAROLD 3EMllNH5Rp? USENSYMN SELrLE1'r-P-Y Trxsnsunir. E-AR ,ulmlw K N ' ' rw 9 4, 1' 'Mig A V J ff - gf m V4 ,awk :V in f, Q! I I fgw R B ' K! , ' f rn Ju X ,I V. , f ,,5 l.. A 0 ' '.'-v ' :'f?HLf KL ix F . Q X X ',-. 1:1 uf? X A . l - , . 5.1 S - X mfg . I . A is N A '5 I I. ---i- X 'T , JACK 5 0 L 7 2 VIH ON QSQNQACQ-Q 6 M Q W' 04 HAnv:Y TA:-non JOHN koueax I-:on-ron, Prkcsrnsr-41. THE L. O G surnsus countsl. SEYMOUR. FLGUSHHAN. RA-L 42 AGEGIIFMVHFQIIFMEIEBQW ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES Hats off! The Blue-Gold parade is passing in review! Preceded by the band, the outstanding athletic personalities of '32, '33, '34, and '35 march before the June class of '35, true Rough Rider rooters. Go, Roosevelt, go. Wave, wave your banners high, for victory's our aim. As the stirring strains of the Roosevelt Victory March echo in the distance, the stellar sports attractions of the past four years proudly present themselves for another round of applause. Included in the corps of '32 we discover Sol Sackheim's golfers, who captured the North Section crown, while closely following, we find Coach Delaporte's raqueteers, proudly displaying their tie for first place in section competition. The lightweight cagers, under Coach Chappel's direction, romped over all division opponents to secure the North Section title. Finally, as the last ma-n of '32 passes from view, we are re- minded of the splendid achievements of the Marxmen, the Altonites, and the reliable thin-clads, each of whom attained an honor position in inter-school events, thus adding materially to the luster of Roosevelt's athletic star. After a brief intermission, the athletes of '33 file by, prominently exhibiting five shields and a trophy awarded for superiority in the several sports. What a record-the sand-trap evaders garnered the city championship, the junior mermen copped first place in the annual Lake Shore Relays, while the seniors took second, the elder Marxmen also came up with a championship in the city meet 25-yard pool swim. Roosevelt's cage aggregations not only acquired another shield for the first floor cor- ridor, but also merited a trophy. A combined light and heavy-weight quintet took second place in the Stagg Tourney, while the lights were acclaimed city champs. In addition, the baseball team reached the semi-finals ffirst time in Roosevelt sporting historyj, and the track squad boasted several record breakers. With this enviable score the 1933 athletic season passes, inscribing another thrilling episode in the Roosevelt book of honors. But, here comes the 1934 representation-these faces are familiar! Of course you remember Adolph Kiefer, national backstroke record holder, who aided materially in enabling the swimming team to enjoy its best season. Roland Young and Ruben Kat- zen can be seen among the other pony basketeers Waving the pennant upon which is written M1934 City Champs. Supplementing the accomplishments of these groups, the tennis team competed for the first time in the state meet held at the University of Illinois, the diamondeers were victorious in five sectional contests, and the tracksters produced several prominent members. For the first time in many seasons both cage teams, lights and heavies, placed first in the North Section. Although the latter was defeated in the semi-finals, the ponies re- taliated by retaining the city crown against Farragut. This year the lights were ably supported by Captain Young and Muller, Katzen, and Wolf. One of the best heavy- weight teams ever representing Roosevelt finished its section tournament without a single loss. The basketeers who were responsible for the good fortune of the team include Captain Wimmer and Strusiner, Knab, Eisenstein, and Dyslin. Splash! The junior mermen took the city league title for the third successive time, featuring the performances of Kiefer, Neproszatis, and Gray. Although the tracksters didn't fare so well this season, the team will undoubtedly feel the loss of the June graduates, Quinn, Walsh, and Zelenka. Captain Siebold and Benziger of the gridders merited a position on the All-Section Football Team, and the other squads, including tennis, fencing, and baseball valiantly fought through their schedules with the never-say-die spirit. '32, '33, '34, '35 are now past history-but the thrills of athletic competition offered by our stalwart Roosevelt sportsmen will live on in our memories forever! IRVIN KAHAN. 44 R Club lwvfrrllx lfun' A. jur. 'l'. llnhletx-in. li. liraxgn-mul. J. Quinn. ll. Dyslin. C. NYillxik. l'. Za-lcnkn. li. Iloggntt FIU ultrick. HJRACXI ' 4 llur nf' . .m1'vmk, A. XNnln1runb. V. llrcll. Il. llzalrkuv, I. Illrshmnu, M. llnw-x1l1m'l'M. J. Knlclh R Xlnjvwski, I.. Rnwlliknutf. .NT-'u-ful lim' -I. 'l':u1lw1'. J. lsvn. I.. Hirsch. J. XYulf. H. NX'LlfSUll. XV. Cuumluu. R. lim-nvigcr, I, llollrr X !T2llllk1lfliN. S. lilznzim-1'.,l. Fr.-ltnlznl. I A V 5 b Q h l'1r.rf Imrv R. X-rung. R. Olson. H. I'.l4l'IlS1k'lIl. lI'L'ZlNll1l'l'I fI.'5lL'll1ll1l. Pl'C5l1Il'lltQ lx. Svyllvr. R. xlllHL'l l'l l'l'i'Nilli'llfI l.. XYill11m-r. St'CI't'l1ll'j'1 IK. llnlwr. ll. Strusim-1'. Swimming Team 'l'ln'r.l lx'u::' NLXY4-iw. J.ljX'i'l'yIill'll. R.Kicfcr. 1'I.0suls. P.S1lllllk'l'. R. Fries, l.'l m'lnng, ll.MiI:m-1 I 'N 1 ..'n!m'. ll. I.ci-len. 12. KzntisxIl,Rn!l1gcl10'. 5 .M'ru114i lx-mv Il. l'urg1um1. lf, Morris. R. Anderson. H. llorflnmx, S. Rothstein, II, Ruscntlml. ll, Grvun Nl. Capt.: j, Qmnn, V. llrvll, F, Nm-proszntis, R, Schnnhvl. R. Marx. l H'.vI Ifnrx' f.'X, xvl!j'llUX'ifl'll. NV. Schmidt. Jr. Capt.: H. Rusk. Il. Gray. ll. llllllgllhlll, H. XYZNNOII, R nyigrr, R, l L-Hvcr. XY. 4iivtTc1's. J. Fvltmzm. l.. Svllvclltw, 45 .Lighfweight Basketball 'Team N ml lx 4 R 1ll:np1u'I.l:v:wllg lf. Xmxug. Xl, lwvln-11, R. lxsnfcll. I. II11'-Immun. Xlzmznuu I-If. ll, l.:xm:u, R. Y-lung. l'npt:ning R. Nlulh-1. X. Ruflixx. Heavyweight Basketball Team N4 ml lxm R flmppcl, Corwllg ll. Knzllr, H. Iiisciwtc-ill. ll. Slruxincr. U, llzxlu-r, H:nn:xgcr In 1 lx A I IM lin. l'. lh'm'w1'1'. I.. XYinmu'1'. l'npl:uin: l', llzuwk. kl. Hzuwxn. 46 EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES As we look back over the past four years, we see that the class of June, 1935, has accomplished much in the field of extra-curricular activities. I September of 1931, saw us enter Roosevelt with some confidence and more appre- hension, but, above all, with a desire to accomplish what freshmen had not accomplished before. The Civics Club, the G.A.A., the intra-mural baseball, basketball, and swim- ming, the P.-T.A., and the Honor Society all received our enthusiastic support. And so came the completion of our first year in high school. After a summer of contemplating the joy of becoming sophomores, we entered school in the fall semester of 1932, prepared to participate in school events. Many of us became prominent in the activities of the R.O.T.C., Symphonic Choir, Band, and Orchestra. Membership in the Jewish Youth League, the Hi-Y, Slide Rule Club, Ger- man Club, and other organizations was sought by other sophomores. Last, but not least, support of athletic teams, musical productions, publications and the like was provided by a majority of our class. From the fall of 1933, to the summer of 1934, we were up-and-coming juniors. We had developed a taste for student activities, and even though many of our classmates had to leave for neighboring schools, those of us who were left entered whole-heartedly into the politics of the Student Council and the Civics Club. Literary honors were brought to Roosevelt and to our class by Pearl Joseph, who won first prize in a state poetry contest. Journalism and the Weekly brought out the writing ability of Marshall Melin, Paula Dwyer, and Martin Wasserman. The musical productions also claimed our attention, taking us into Radio Maid, the Riddle of Isis, Meet the Major, and Me, the President. The Symphonic Choir remained supreme in the city. The R.O.T.C. received an honor rating in the Sixth Corps Area, produced a city champion- ship squad, and a rifle team which placed in city competition. With this remarkable preparation we were ready to show the world what we could do in our last year. At last! 1934 and we were seniors. We walked around with noses in the air and disdainfully ignored everybody outside our class, for now we need have no fear of upper classmen. But we had to adjust ourselves to a new division system. In spite of this we brought many laurels to Roosevelt. John Kouba took second place in the annual Union League Oratorical Contest, and Irvin Kahan won second place in Mayor Kelly's Safety Oratorical Contest. Our essayists also came out on top. Paula Dwyer and Leon Resnikoff won medals in an essay contest sponsored by the Albany Park Post No. 124 of the American Legion, Marion Erdman won third place in the Safety Essay Contest sponsored by Mayor Kelly. Individual members of our class became prominent as club officials. Many of the boys played with the lightweight basketball team which won the city championship for the third consecutive year. In true Roose- velt fashion the music department produced, first, Chonita, and then, the Mikado. The Band did its part by presenting a concert in conjunction with the Hi-Y production, The Womanless Wedding. The editorship of the Voice of the j.Y.L., also, came to us. In this way the senior class went on to bigger and better things. And then, the inevitable day of departure came. Amid much ceremony and excite- ment, the class of june, 1935, passed through the sacred portals of Roosevelt with mingled emotions among which an empty feeling was prominent. But they felt proud that they had given their best to their school, and that the seniors coming after them would be inspired by their record to set higher goals for Roosevelt. SOL SOMACH JACK VIHON 47 Tliiril lfnft' ii, Ilolimzm. S. Grnlrer. R. Cohen, Y. Norman. RI. Schulz, II. XVnlf. M, Kiruher, A. flerwilz. I liuotniek R lfreemrin, NY.St:ingor. hSi'rmlr1 Kiran'-L. l,ipm:m. I,. Resnikoff. M. NV:isse1'ni:ii1. II. Iiilelnizm. V. Sliowaltcr. XI. Ratner. II. 'I'zimnn D Finemzui li l'ullei'. A. Lerner. I'. Iosepli. ilfirsf Ifufii lf. Znellner. fi, Kulxy. ,l.iYili0n. J. Koulra. P. Hill. I. Kahan. S. XY:-isslrucli, P. Moss. STUDENT COUNCIL President , , , ,John Kouba Vice President . . . , .Jack Vihon Secretary . . . .Peggy Hill Roosevelt's Supreme Student Council is an example of a finely developed type of representative student government. Each year has its own sectional council which in turn sends representatives to a higher, or Supreme Council. The various school clubs also send delegates to the Supreme Council. The sectional councils concern themselves chiefly with problems affecting their own year groups, while the Supreme Council deliberates on matters pertaining to the welfare of the school as a whole. Under the leadership of officers thoroughly in sympathy with the necessities and in- terests of the student body, this semester's Supreme Council has done much for the good of the school. Projects such as a Student Activity Day which sixteen schools in the Chicago area attended, the construction of a thoroughly understandable constitu- tion, active participation in the Illinois Student Government Officers' Association Corn- vention held at Kankakee, Illinois, April 26-27, the direction of Clean-Up Week activi- ties among the elementary schools in Roosevelt district, and the organization of a committee to study student government in other Chicago high schools are numbered among the successful ventures of this organization. It is the sincere hope of the retiring officers that future council leaders will find much satisfaction and contentment in working to further the interests of the school and of the student body. 48 Third Row- -R, Katz, A. Gerwitz. S. bVClSSlJllCll. S. Gralier. P. Hill. Seroiul Rim'--R. Freeman. M. Nitsehke, A. VVasserman. J. Vihon, J. Knulia, R, Zuellner, R, Cohen. l ir.vt Rim' -J. Tmilwer, ll. Fox. R. Philahanni, H. VVolf. R. Calahan, M. Schulz, Y. Nornian, THE CIVICS CLUB President . . . . , . .Helen Wolf Vice President . , , .Robert Calahan Secretary ,... . . .Ruth Philabaum Treasurer . . . . .Beatrice Fox The Civics Club has accomplished more in a material sense for Roosevelt than any other organization. The dues are expended in various ways. The members of the club enjoy a Freshmen- Sophomorc and a Junior-Senior Social. In addition, the fund permits much extra- curricular work to be carried on. Numerous projects of other organizations not having treasuries of their own are aided Hnancially. Therefore, every student is benefitted directly or indirectly. One of the most important functions of the organization is to aid, especially in a financial way, the Student Council, with which it is closely allied. It bore all of the expense of the Student Council Activity Day which was held April 22, for schools in Chicago and vicinity interested in Student Government. Much of the credit for assemblies must also go to the Civics Club which is re- sponsible for many interesting presentations. The guidance of the Civics Club is entrusted to an executive board of thirteen, elected by the school. It is considered a great honor to hold a position on the board which from year to year has fulfilled its trust so successfully that the Civics Club stands as a model of the constructive work which can be done by a club of the students, by the students, and for the students. 49 2 0 9 Secretaries .S'4'rnm1 Kms' F. Kirkc. U. fwik, 1, Ruhin. Y. Norman. R, l'l1il:nhnum, G, Steinlu-ru. lfirxf Rmr' R. l'1l'f'f'I'llflll. R. Vnhen. Rl. Nitschke. S. Eisenberg, A. lla-rwitz. L, Mnlur, Main Offxce Secretaries lfnzfrllr Run' li. l.n-vin. Il. llmglu-N, li. M1'Dnm1m1l1. Al. IJw'yrr. l'. Y:aIlwn:x:u'. M, iirlllwr, 1. Rmvg ckvnlvcrg. I,, Iivckmzm. R. Amlerwn. Rl. Ulnfsnn, M. XVeiner. 7'l11'r'1l Hmm' H. Seylh-r. R. Kali-h. S. I :wtor. Il. Deutsch, H. Zvmzm. H. I.nwelmm. l', Rr.-rlmnl I 'i?C'll!lilI!. H. Aremls. E. Chcrnoyv. J. lJnyifl.- v Q A .Sfruml Iurw j. Lcam. Ii. llnvls. R. helm-nxlmrclt, R. Peterson. M. Ncwmzm. I.. Ilxxlflrv, lf., Rlcker Burg. J. Klwlcpfvr. IQ. Lunge. M I':!'IlII'I'IHIll1. A 1 Y 4 1 V l'1r.rI Nfm' X, 1xlll'l'I1Jlll. .I .l.m-vlnsmm, I-. Nmvwsky. L, XXhm-n'::n. Mu. H. in-hurv, R. Knplzm, F, Fl mn rg. I.. 'I'hur. I , N11-3011. 50 Fmirtli lfurt' ll. Seluuidl, li. XY'lmnimuI. R. Kzuuiii. Ii. Kim. R. Iaunuis. ,l. Quinn. l'. Zvleuka. G. Lunil II. Illzulh. I . Iliine-, I.. iimnly, Ii. Engle. R. XY:iIiuder, T. ,luit Tliiril lfufi' II. Iimliiiet. R. Kular. .I YVomIx'ilIL'. I I ugzirt3. IK. IIt'l'rm:mu. Y, Iinnilefui. Ii. Swziiisnn, R I.aui.:t'. IT. NYvieliuiaiin. A. jur. .Y1'fmullx'mi' R. Kuudtsou. If. Rnsner. A. I.oII. II. Lzirsou. R. Neuhaus. I.. NYiiuuim'r. R. Iiniih. I . lfellwi' II. Strzisser. Il. I.euike. L. Hirsch. RI. I.:i Znres. R. I.ohniilIer. IC. Krmzeriiml. First Him- A. Pzilukzlytis. XI, Xorrnti. XY. Rzunsteclt, If. XY:iIkei'. Mr. Nzulen, R. Czilalizui. K. Ainlerson A. YYiiltui:iiui. ,I. fniismlurf. SENIOR I-II-Y President . Frank Wzllker Vice President Robert Calahan Secretary Kenneth Anderson Treasurer Wfalter Ramstedt To create, maintain, and exte-nd higher standards of physical, mental, and spiritual growth as well as of service, is the purpose of the Senior Hi-Y. Throughout the year, in connection with its objective of mental growth, the Hi-I has conducted tours to various points of interest in the Chicago Area, including th Illinois Social Hygiene League. on which occasion Dr. Bertha Schaefer addressed thi group. and to the Illinois Bell Telephone Company. The group has been privileged tt hear such speakers as Dr. joseph M. Cutman, editor of the Magazine, Character, and Dr. Albert XIV. Palmer, president of the Chicago Theological Seminary. Highlights of this semester were the city-wide Hi-Y Jamboree, at which the Old Oaken Bucket was won by the club for showing the best spirit, a trip to the 22nd Cavalry to witness a polo game, and a debate, at which Miss Elisabeth M. Writers and Mr. Paul H. Lahann were the judges. Club activities and routine are based wholly on the four C's-clean sports, clean scholarship, clean speech, and clean living. The club undertakes the responsibility of cultivating and nourishing these ideals. 51 Fonrllx Row---C. Siglin, H. Seyller, S. filzizer, I'. Dwyer, P. Katz, I. Zieger, E, Notov, D. Eiigellizirilt, IL Mntjzisic, llloom.. Third R07lF Al?. Niiowsky. S. Eisenlierg, F, finlillierg, F. YVl1ileni:ul. M. Nitselike. ll. Russell, F. Frietllnnd F. Kirke. Il. Miletzky, J. Toekniail, M. Lean. i .S-CFOIIIL 1x'n':uffll, Apple, P. Siever, R. Schwarz. l. Pitesky. IC. liartner. J. Kuulm. M. XYnsserninn, A. Ruben. A. Palmer, Miss L. Tinker. I i'r.vf Rowe-fM. Melin, L. xvil'I'll11C!', P. Joseph. S. Sninacli. l. Kalian. I, Yilmn. IS. Iileielier, S, Brown. WEEKLY Co-Editors , , . . . ,Jack Vihon-Sol Somaeh Literary Editor . . . . . . Pearl joseph Sports Editor .... , . . Irvin Kalman Chief Copy Reader . , . . .Bertha Gleicher Wlietliei' intellectually, socially, artistically, or athletically inclined, everyone ea-n find in the Roosevelt Weekly something of interest to him. It has been this wide-spread appeal more than anything else that has made the paper the vital contribution to school life that it is, but it is not the only reason for its importance. For seventeen semesters, the Weekly has aiiforded an outlet for students of a journal- istic trend of mind. It maintains at all times a large staff of columnists, feature writ- ers, and editorial writers, as well as reporters whose assignments cover every activity at Roosevelt, giving them practice in writing and giving them, too, the invaluable ex- perience of seeing their efforts in print. To those of editorial caliber the paper brings lessons in the leadership and responsibility that are necessary to success in any endeavor. Both editors and reporters are guided by the wise counsel of Miss Lavinia M. Tinker, editorial adviser, and Miss Elisabeth M. Waters and Ewnld H. Schulz, business ad- visers. 52 1 Third Rmu fE. Erickson, S. Rouzheiiuer, J. Ford, G. Peterson, R. Eiehenhaum, R. Shapiro, I. Siegel, R. Zaeearml. H. Sink. E. Straudherg. . Srromi Rong-li. Zueezml, XY. Igel, D. Bilgcr, VV. Seheffner, S, Sonmeh, A. Benziger, M, Lansman, H Lundahl. R. Loomis. i First Row- A. Loll. H. Ileyser, R. Netwig. J. N. Ackerman, J. Knleth. D. Rrovvn, E. Kragcrurl, Battalion Commander, , . ,,.,. Cadet Colonel Robert Netwig Battalion Adjutant . , . . , .Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Sol Somach Commander of Company . .... Cadet Captain Jerome Kaleth Commander of Company B . . . . .Cadet Captain Alfred Loll Commander of Company C , . , , .Cadet Captain Henry Heyser One of the most outstanding among the major organizations at Roosevelt is the R.O.T.C., or Reserve Officers Training Corps. This organization, established under the provisions of the National Defense Act, provides instruction in the rudiments of mili- tary training for the purpose of creating a military reserve in event of a national emer- gency. Morever, it develops responsible, trustworthy men and desirable citizens. Under the guidance of Sergeant Joseph V. Ackerman and the student officers, the R.O.T.C. is always ready to give efficient service upon any occasion when a well organized guard is needed. Any boy joining this organization is offered an opportunity for the development of any 'particular i-nterests he may have in the Held of military science. The R.O.T.C. cadet is enabled to develop qualities of leadership and organization. Among the other possi- bilities open to him are the Rifle Team, Crack Company, Crack Platoon, and Crack Squad, which this year placed second in the Sixth Corps Area efficiency rating. The biggest and most thrilling event of the semester is the Federal Annual Inspection of the whole R.O.T.C., which marks the end of the military year. The Roosevelt R.O.T.C. has been given honor ratingv for the past several years and hopes to receive this rating again this year. 53 I gl lf: Hall Guards I-lfwrlr Iffm' H. Sh-rn. N, Vrixtul. A. Smith. I.. RIIAVIIIIINN. NI. ICI-Ivrkin. NI. Qlrulwr. XY. Ilgmwn. IP. II.1Im lx X rw II -- lin- Il. 5. I'.1wv wl'4-. I.. .Xlnl .r. -I. I-url 1. .L Inxm 'l. 'l'l::nl lfffrv S. RIIIITIIN, Il. KIx'um'r. ll. Ifngvl. Il, Strzxwvr. II. i'uI1ll. -I. R-:I-in. IQ. Slvinlwrg, R. Sunun R Iizuruu. Y. I'yIn11'1. - - -'-' , , . , . . . , . , .Srrmnl lxmv R. Ixuulm, II, Mllclzky, M. NIINCIIIQC. I.. I'.kNU'1HllI. I.. llmflfmlw. I. Wal-I1, I.. hrrsux-N. R I rusx, IJ. Kimi, IJ. Nynlzln. Y. -Opizzi. . I I I l'1r.v1 lx'1:v I'. -IINUIPII. R. IIIIIIIIIHIIIIII. BI. Ffllllll. I,. Fwzm-IX. R. lm-Ilm-r. 12. Iiulvp, S, K-man. I.. Nlilnifky Slxnpirn., Boys' Council 'l'l1:rfl lx'u:v -I. Slum-x'n1:nx. NY. Iizmirlw. IC. .Xlulm-x'-ml. If King. R. IIvrrm.un1, IC. Nlumlrnll. ,I. Nlillvr, S lmIOI'4ln-in. .qfflflllf lfnru R. XYIm'Il:nII. II. .Km-ll-. I,. flnuly. J. Iifvulm. A. Yilmlvx' Yuort. .X. I':xInu-Y, .X Nut-rv. II nvulc. lfuqvf limi' S. Iiuuzln, I'. 5im'x'a'l'. R. fm-IIm'r. XIV. II:u-In-r, AI. Qui1m.XX'. lm-I, S. XYr1t1m'l X S4 J. Y. L. l'rlIl1 lnm' II. I,l'x'5, KI. IIJHHN. 5. Iu'vm'n. XI. XXJIQHHIII. .X. I'I:lII. R. NI:uuIIcr. I'. 5lIx'a'l'. 5. Xllllvr, I. Nilh-r. II. Knllu, S, 1lx':1Iwl'. S. I'21IrINt0itl. I. 'I'm'Ixu1:nl. II. XY-ulf, Y, Slmwnlu-1'. I nur!lr lx'u':v Il. IQ:u'vI. N. Iiriuulv. S. I irvN!ulw. Ii. I,cIxIu-ll. S. Slmpiru. 41, Iinhy. R. XI:m1Im'I. -I. 'I'olri:x I ,I:u'rkIv. II. Ilqnlilmv, S. Sn-vcr. BI. IhlII1I'ick. NI. Nlclvin. Tllrni lx'u-Iv K'. Siulin. .X. I.c'cIu-11. S. Yilwn. Il. Iln'l't1Iu'1'g, I.. Ilulmlry. I.. Slramw-. Il. 'I'mIuN. VI. Kurllfv II Ilrlm. I. Il1'ccuIwrg, S. Nlilxtcin. IC. 1l:u'tm'x'. .N'm'mnI Ix'n:v II. I In-Inn. I . I':INl'llIM'l'LL. R. IIUIII. II. Imvvcllsml, If. Imwcxlvnl. R. Iiim, IJ, Sllculxlg f I ual, Il. I 1m'm:m. I. I irn-Qtum'. L. NiIitzky. 'I'. CoIwn. II. Starr. lfrrx! lx'w:I' RI. I'in-ky. R. l'uIlvu. .X. llcrwitr, IC. Slillcr, Il. Ilallwr. J. 'l'm'km:lH. II. 'I':unml. 5. lk-rlnrm XI, .MIc'1', .X. N'Im'1n'l1. S. IJIII, II. shunt lflflln lx'u:-' II. Iflvclllxnvl. II. 'I'ul'm'r. II. Siumn. XI. XXMII. .X. IIri-Ixiu. S. Nh-mlrl, II. I.L-vinwn. I . Nituwxlx l XYIHU-nlzul. I1'.4i-vlnllu-xr. I'. IIc1'I:n1mI. lfnlrrfll lx'-wiv If. Rnw11ImVl11l1. I.. II:u1wn. R. Ilzlrml. I.. XI1l7ux'. S. IfiwnIw1'u, II. NI:liIin'Ii. If. Nlvlnivk, I M5-lll. 5. Ihwmn. I.. N'n'1IulI, l ' llzrlwl lx'u:u KI. I.:u Zurvf. I. Ich-nk:e. II. IQUIT. NI. XY:nNwrxn:u1. I . liznplzm. I. Ii:nh:m. I. Musliu, .X. Ruln ln 'I'l1 s 5. . I IN . . 4 . . F - - 4 . .Mwmni lwzv A. I.a-rm-r. Ia. I'r:mIwI. X. l'r:u1kuI. II. llh-:flu-r. lx. Sr-mlc. Ia, l.-1I4IIw1'g. R. hruw, AL III-nhl I, I rIz'rII:ln1I. l r'r.vl lx'u':n-- II. Hfirzlfm. II. I7urfn1:nIl. NI. Rznm-r. I'. -Inwph, 'I'rm':nsl1n'r: I'. Iizlw. I'nwIcIm-1113 Mies :nm-re, I. Yllmn. N wc-I'1'vN14Ivv1l: R. Ixxxtz. Sm-vrc1:n'yg I. Sull. ll- IC-Im-lmzm, SS ld Sliffll Run' fA, Reim. Ii. Miele. ll, Tuhy, V. Paepke. Il. Noren. F. Silver. F. Nitowsky, S. Mendel R Baron, R. Mandel. R. Fowkes, G. Strum, L. Heyward, L. Hermann, R. Robbins, M. Chevopulos. i i Fifih Row-R. Finston, R. Bisantz, D. Sneedse, J. Jaeckle, Tobias, K. Robinson. V. Upizzi. I.. Strauss D. lfinenmn, E. Golrllverg, I.. Swatek, D. Engellmrdt. D. iiilette. F. Ernst. R. Gemeinlmrrlt. Il. Neuman. Fourth Row--R. Mullen, D. VVenke. E. Munk. J. Iluyvaert. I, Zieger. M. Hennessy, Moe. F. Hornsby F.7Jansen. H. Beaclal, R. Cohen, R. Peterson. Ii. Stone, R. Johnson. ll. liorrland. I,. Blarquiss. , l hird Row-B. Tyson. G. Namer. J. Hausheer. H. Lowenson. P. Berland. I. Soll. li. Starr. R. Ixatz, R. Simon, M. Nitschke. Il. Ripka, Krueger, M. Eiclcenherg. M. Firnllack. F. Ausenlraum. J. Lund. a Srrond Rauf -A. Saperstein, . Goldberg. C. Whiteman. L. Hanson, P. Rates, L, B lclry, M. Lt-lnitzi, D, Todes. D. Cureio, D. Giede, P. Firestone. M. Miller. M. Schmaus, . First Ron- R. Horn. R. Van Den Bosch. M. Erclmann. E. Dittmer, F. YVCISS, 0. Safstrom. C. Carlson IVI. Tarjan, C. Nelson, R. Johnston, J. Rowe. GIRL RESERVES President ..... .....,. ..,..,,.,,., , . . Lorraine Baldry Vice President . , . . . .Pearl Bates Secretary .....,.. . .Mildred Lehuta Treasurer .....,......., ..,, L ucille Hanson Student Council Delegate . . . . ...,. . .,.. Dorothy Sneedsc As a Girl Reserve I will try to be . . Gracious in manner, Impartial in judgment, Ready for service . . .H In this code, which is repeated by thousands of girls from every part of the globe, are expressed thc ideals of the Girl Reserves-spiritually, mentally, and physically. The Roosevelt branch of this organization tries to uphold these ideals, to face life squarely and to find and give the best. Every member participates in the activities, as the club is divided into six squads, each group planning the program for two meetings. These programs fall i-nto three classes: intellectual, as an interesting lecture on Vocatiofns g spiritual, as the im- pressive candle-lighting recognition ceremonial, and social, as the recent St. Patrick's party. Trips to little known or unusual spots are also included in the Roosevelt Girl Reserves' program. Each spring the members plan a hike and picnic to a nearby woods. Among the red-letter days of this semester is the annual mother and daughters' tea. This term a fashion show, in which the girls themselves modeled, preceded the traditional tea. Another annual event is the farewell luncheon in honor of the gradu- ating members, which is usually served at a well-known hotel. Unlike most clubs, the Girl Reserves is a small unit in a large organization, for it is the junior branch of the Y.W.C.A. Through the Y, it receives much cooperation in making the group a worthwhile club for worthwhile girls. 56 Penaspir 'l'hfr4l Run' I . Nitmvalq. S. HYOWII. I.. Nim-duff. N. Brnullv, Il. Gnrdml. t r .S'f'ruml lfmu N. Flzurk, M. Imlnxta, ll. Ynglc. F. Hornsby, D. Fincmzm, M. lI:u'rlS. Tl. Glelchcr. I'r'ut l'n. R Ym lh Ru nh 'Xl Xl I Illu hun 1' In all H lcvxcn m I' lin I Y Nl 1 ' '.' X 'I' . I 'Il 9' . L . I IC'l'. .. 15 ', . , 5'll. . 41 N L 4. 'I'5!l'y. . . . 4Y'. German Club lwmrtln lwn' lx, lpwu. lm jzunwn. Il. hrusf. A. xilllilfl' X wort. 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Harry Siebold Science a-nd art belong to the whole world, and before them vanish the barriers of nationality. -GOLTHli. The International Drawing Exchange was organized in March, 1928, to exchange drawings and other educational material from all over the world and to bring about international understanding and good-will through education and the medium of thc school. thereby developing toward the people of other countries a spirit of tolerance and friendly cooperation. This student organization has made contacts with all the countries of the world, and it is the ultimate aim to establish a complete net-work of exchange arou-nd the globe. During the past year the International Drawing Exchange exhibit has been on dis- play at the Illinois Host House, Century of Progress Exposition, Chicago Lighting In- stitute, Western Arts Association Convention, Stevens Hotel, Marshall Field 86 Com- pa-ny, The Iiair Store. Lafayette Art Institute. Lafayette, Indiana, and the University of Illinois. On March 20, 1935, four students--Dorothy Smolensky, Irvin Kahan, George Goe- bel, and Lilyan Mell-gave a radio dialogue over N.B.C. pertaining to the International Drawing Exchange. This broadcast was recorded on a phonograph record by Mr. Las- zlo I.. Medgyesy, the Royal Hungarian Consul. S9 ff Symphonic Choral Club Choir wfffff f Xfiwf Second Period Choral Club Senior Eighth Period Orchestra Intermediate Orchestra Beginners Orchestra WN 64 A . 4 1 M7 J SENIOR R.O.T.C. BAND Real spirit is essential to the success of any school. To stimulate and to keep alive such spirit has been the aim of the Roosevelt R.O.T.C. Band, a-nd it is for this reason that this organization is invaluable to the school. Since the arrival of Captain,L-1i.gSeaburyin3!April, 1929, the band has grown from an unknown unit of twenty-Hve pieces to a well-known organization of six bands of various graduatio-ns, the smallest of which has more than twenty-five pieces and the largest, a symphonic band, over sixty. Our band has set a precedent in marching manuevers which other schools have been quick to adopt, and in concerts it has set a mode that the best schools are accepting. That our band is gaining an enviable reputation is evidenced not only by its fi-ne show- ing in contests, but by the fact that the band calendar is well-filled and that many requests for its services are received, some even coming from outside the city. The band has never struck a false note in the Symphony of Spirit, and it will always be ready to serve Roosevelt. Few organizations can boast of such a service record. Captain Seabury's slogan of Follow the Baton is good advice to others than musicians. just follow that baton, and see what it means to do what You Can If You Will For Roosevelt. 65 No. 702 I nrilr Ixhru XI. Nmmxwkl. K. .XmI1u.1IN. Il, XYn-ix-n1:u1. Ii. Yixlilxmmr, .X, .Iruwn. .X. I'vuIIt. Il. l'.uI.nI1m 'lmImiIlm'1'. .X. 12mul11l.ul1. ful lfwfv XX' R:1llIxlwIt, XX. Iwllu, II, II:nl1'i--111. I'. I':mIN-nl. 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