Roosevelt High School - Log Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1936 volume:

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A Q BUSINESS STAFF Alice Briskin Eleanor Olson Alex Lechert Sheldon Weiss v Marshall Ader Norma Braude Robert ICalahan Annabelle Gerwitz Mildred Harris Doris .Baker Harold Balikov Stewart Black Robert Calahan Gloria Casella Donald Cherney Reva Cohen Ruth Dim Edward Eck Doris Engelhardt '1' Ewald H. Schulz FEATURE WRITERS Joe Isen , If Grace Kuby Lillian Niedoff Walter Porges Alex Palukayris ASSISTANTS Beatrice Fox Florence Friedland Edward Gartner Bertha Gleicher Elliot Hagle Annabelle Hahn Ruth Johfnstorf Mabel Libert . Dorothy Lipschultz Marvin Rubin ADITISORS Ruby Roberts Mary Jean Rowe Shirlee Shapiro Cecile Siglin Joe Tauber Leo Schlesinger Warren Scheifner Joe Stein Albert Waintroob Leonard Windmiller Marcia Wolf Edward Zaccard Ray Zaccard Irma Zieger Rudolf Zoellner Elisabeth M. Waters I :- JAMES T. GAFFNEY 'Principal ALFRED H. CLARKE Qflssistant Trincijml You can, if you will, for Roosevelt HFHEBHIBHRUQLXMVY QIEZIILJASS To Those Who Face the Future We stand upon the threshold of the dawn, And read we yet with unbelieving eyes The prophecies of things that are to come- And long for ladders reaching to the skies. And as we keep our vigils each alone, The first faint flush of light at last We seeg And though We know immutable is Fate, With feeble hands we plan our Destiny. And some are cursed with pagan lust for gold, And some with lust for mortal victory- Morasses these, that trap the wayward soil And drag it down through Time's forgotten And some there are that seek a death in life And bury faith and hope in single graveg And others build cathedrals of the mind- Their quiet strength the pillars of the nave. And yet the paths that Time prepares for each Lead oft afar from the expected way- And we who scan with anxious eyes the dawn, SCR. What know we of the moon-of but one day? .v WALTER Poncns .9612- - . . r ' fi 'Q 1 F swirl? J W BW ,W E259 X r President Vice President ..... . . A Secretary. , . Treasurer .... .,..........,.,...,........ Dale Wolschlag Edward Pannek Joe Isen Joe Waisman Edward Gartner Rena Srole Peter Geraci Edward Mauel Harold Balikov MW 2' A .K -K ,'V.7 fi! , J rtQQun12v 36 Wy UITIE . Alex Lechert Sheldon Weiss . . . . . . . . .Alice Briskin PROM COMMITTEE Helen Wolf-Chairman Dorothy Henning Jeanette Gimpel Martha Nitschke GRADUATION COMMITTEE Robert Schwarz-Chairman Bella Krupnick Julia Huyvaert Ruth Johnston GIFT COMMITTEE Beatrice Fox-Chairman Mildred Baskin Sylvia Rudy Joseph Stein FLOWER, COLOR AND MOTTO COMMITTEE Arnold Jensen Fern Ernst Wilbur Pollak Joe Denenberg-Chairman Joe Tauber .Eleanor Olson Pearl Gross Boyce Smith An-nabelle Hahn Maurice Landman Rudolf Zoellner Louise Wachtel Grace Kuby Shirlee Shapiro Monroe Molner Mary Jean Rowe Elnora Frankel Elliott Hagle Mabel Libert Irma Zieger a CLASS FLOWER ...,. ..,.......,............... T alisman Rose CLASS COLORS ,... .................. . ...... B lack and Silver CLASS Morro .... .... S kill grows by use, wisdom by application 1 9 1 VW? riff. afa ' be as--,xp ..! James Abbey: Inter-room Basketball: Football: Fencing: Charlatan Society: Civics Club. 4 Ja. 'J if' Marshall Ader: 'ffr Yi' Symphonic Choir: Vocal Ensem- ble: Treasurer, Penaspir: Represent- ative, Student Council: Mikado g I.Y.L.: Band: Log: Lieutenant, Hall Guards: Civics Club. Bernice Aiello: Civics Club: G.A.A.: Girl Re- serves: Hall Guard: Windmills of Hollandu: Mayfair Glee Club: Mayfair Welfare Club: Inter-room Baseball: Inter-room Captain Ball: Clerk, Main Otfice. Bruce Akers: Aviation Club. Milton Alper: Civics Club: Inter-room Baseball: Inter-room Basketball: Representa- tive, Civics Club: Tumbling: Rep- resentative, Student Council. Lillian Altshul: 25 V, V '41 ,' - I I fi t ti' 17 . I Mary Andersen: Civics Club: G.A.A. 4 z ,4 1 ffgxaflfy ' I 0 1 1.2: William Anderson: Civics Club: Swimming Team: Senior Hi-Y: Inter-room Swim- ming: Inter-room Baseball: Inter- room Basketball: Life Guard: Char- latan Society. Chester Andrezak: Football: Ice Skating: R Club: Manager, Football: Baseball: I.D.E.: Civics Club: Hall Guard: Inter- room Baseball: Inter-room Basket- ball. Vivian Angrabright: Honor Society: Civics Club: Representative, Student Council: Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Camera Club: Chorus: Chess and Checker Club: Inter-room Baseball: Inter- room Volleyball: Dancing Class. Harry Arbit: Civics Club: Slide Rule Club: Honor Society: Inter-room Basket- ball: Scholarship Class. , , yi ' 'lr-4.-cvvx.-Z H-If 71-K 1 1 - , .J ' Haier-amey. -- L-Leu Ci 'cs ub ,-Secretary erman -CHshe Tve, .,qkQ..- resentative, Civics Cl G.A.A. r uv' , X Harriet Axelrod: Civics Club: J.Y.L.: Girl Re- serves: Hall Guard: Chess and Checker Club: G.A.A.: German Club. Mildred Bachar: Civics Club: Mayfair Welfare Club: Mayfair Star Club: Mayfair Glee Club: Student Secretary, Main Office: Inter-room Captain Ball: Weekly: Lieutenant, Hall Guards. Joseph Bacsa: Basketball, R Club, Civics Club, German Club, Inter-room Track, Gym Clerk, Student Coun- cil. Catherine Baer: Civics Club, Mayfair Welfare Club, Mayfair Star Club, Student Secretary, Main Oiiice, G.A.A., Hall Guard. Doris Baker: Honor Society, Representative, G.A.A., Dancing Class, Riddle of Isis , Mikado , Civics Club, Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, Inter- room Volleyball, Inter-room Base- ball, Captain, Playday Team. Harold Balilgov: .J X Cross-qgnntry, Sympllonictumiri Vice President, Senlcy O c estra, Secretary, Rua 'Qlubg ilfllanager, Crossicountyyr Iiog, Indoor, Out- door Track, J.Y.L., usic Festival, I. .E., Camera , Vkiddlp of' If , Mikado , C ouitaf', Chor- al, Civics Club, Intef-room Basket- ball, Red Cross Cbmmittee, Inter- mediate Orchestra., X George Barski: Mildred Baskin: Representative, Civics Club, Rep- resentative, J.Y.L., Choral Club, G.A.A., Dramatic Club, Lieute- nant, Hall Guards, Tap Dancing, Volleyball, Honor Roll, Represent- ative, Student Council, I.D.E., Girl Reserves. Marvin Bauer: Civics Club, J.Y.L., Inter-room Basketball, Inter-room Baseball. Fred Bennett: Civics Club, Inter-room Basket- ball. Jerome Berenzweig: Civics Club, Football, Vice Presi- dent, R Club, Track, Inter- room Baseball, Inter-room Basket- ball, Inter-room Track, Gym Clerk, J.Y.I.. Marvin Berman: Football, Civics Club, J.Y.L., Manager, Baseball, Representative, P.-T.A., Ice-skating, Inter-room Basketball, Inter-room Baseball, Representative, Civics Club, Choral Club. Muriel Berndt: Civics Club, Representative, G.A.A., Rolier, Swimming Club, Life Saving Club, Camera Club, Honor Society, Inter-room Volley- ball, Inter-year Swimming, Choral Club, Game Classes, Hall Guard, Spanish Club. '+ Julius Bernstein: Civics Club, Track, Cross-coun- try, J.Y.L., Inter-room Track, Inter-room Basketball, Inter-room Baseball, Wrestling, Tumbling. Eldrid Bernts: Honor Society, Representative, Student Council, Representative, Civics Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Game Classes, I.D.E. Donald Bilger: Major, Band, Orchestra, R.O.T. C., President, Boys' Council, Presi- dent, ,Spanish Club, Mikado , Civics Club, Physics Club. r -I K I 7 - , J I Ruth Bisantz: Civics Club, G.A.A., Treasurer, Girl Reserves, Camera Club. Robert Bjork: Civics Club. Stewart Black: Civics Club, Honor Society, In- ter-room Baseball, Representative, Student Council, Camera Club, Representative, Log. Sol Blackman: Civics Club, Cross-country, Secretary, Chess and Checker Club, Hall Guard, Track, Inter-room Basketball, Inter-room Baseball. fl.. k 1 ..,i .lr 5 Adele ohm, J ' ujyfx RM! li-gcivifsfllcrlubg G.A.A., Girl s eff if eserves, Inter-room Volleyball, Klfntel'-room Basketball, Inter-room ' Baseball, l.D.E. Melvin Bradford: 947 J-I Norma Braude: xRepresentative, Student Council, I Penaspir, WeQXLfLog, Advanced V' Orches -Honor Society, Girl Re- w.64f'fY,L., Hall Guard, G.A. ., Inter-room Baseball, Civics Club, Freshman Sponsor. I2 .fr Alice Braunsdorf: Civics Club, Mayfair Welfare Club, Mayfair Star Club, Mayfair Dance Committee, G.A.A. Alice Briskin: Secretary, 4B, 4A Class, Secre- tary, Senior Council, Honor So- ciety, Log, Student Council Rep- resentative, Symphonic Ch o i r , Weekly, Red Cross Committee, Finalist, Local Washington Orator- ical Contest, J.Y.L., Supervisor, Hall Guards, Girl Reserves, Civics Club, Penaspir, Mikado , G.A.A., Chonita , 'lRiddle of lsisf' S x Joseph Brittig: c Civics Club, G.A.A., Mayfair Welfare Club, j.Y.L. KJ fi' ,. pfftr 1 if .Jf . I. .1 ' l B own: N' pe f o-edit ,Hogg Se retary, Penas-i p , Co m ist, 2 , nor ci , olarship R vi Y C s, S honic air, Mi o', Co -, e tee Chair an LY. Q, Girl R serves, Represelftati e, X-Nfeeltly, Civics Club, Represeniaffe, P.-T. A., Choral: flllub. X , x I . 1 i'f'. . 0 , X X! 'af JJ., X ,W 4 - Lu' c15l'le B!ti1,gkman. f ' ics Club, I, .YfL.,fGirl Re- ra Club, a Guar, ess and Checker Club. Esther Burkons: Civics Club, j.Y.L., Weekly, Representative, P.-T.A., Representa- tive, Civics Club, G.A.A., Assistant, Library, Representative, Student Council, Dancing Class, Choral Club, Representative, j.Y.L., Girl Reserves, Red Cross Class, Captain, Champion Inter-room Volleyball. Marion Burns: Civics Club, J.Y.L., I.D.E., Choral Club, German Club, Phys- ics Clubg G.A.A., Inter-room Vol- leyball, Lieutenant, Hall Guards, Girl Reserves. N 4- 27 , r-,vw rx -' Q f ' 1 ' .!lff., 'j I',.Vrr,, ,J Dorothy Burstyn: ' Civics Club, J.Y.L., G.A.A., Swimming Club, I.D.E., Assistant, Library, Girl Reserves, Choral Club, Advanced Swimming, Danc- ing Class. Hoiagd Busk: Jn. 1' Civics Clpbif'R Club, Swim- ' ning' hestra, Inter-room Base- YX, Ib -room Basketball, Inper- class Fencing. d' ,fs,,,,.t1,rff-X41 U LMMW' ',,' ' 5, V '-,.. 1 'f .lwig Ksmicap 3115 A Any ,L,f1 ,, :B,B,d5?t,,,ckub .1 'tor, ivics - , P i 17 ice l hyjfp mesidggr Siregrfggnior Hi-Y, f ,y.V' ice President,'4B Class, Log, Rep- , fy! 1 resentative, Student Council, Stage 5' and Light Committee, Womanless W ' Wedding?15 ntpgyoqin Baseball, 4 ' Inthr-roo' .skier al1,I.D.E., R.O. I buy T.C.0.f'lZlB Gloria Casella: Honor Society, Log, Civics Club, G.A.A., Choral Club, I.D.E., Mi- kado , P.-T.A., Student Council' Inter-room Volleyball. Dorothy Cerny: Civics Club, Star Club, Mayfair Welfare Club, Mayfair Glee Club. Elsie Chekel: Civics Ciub, G.A.A., Girl Re- serves, Representative, P.-T.A., Cap- tain, Inter-room Baseball, Captain, Inter-room Volleyball. Donald Cherney: Representative, Student Council, President, Concertmeister, Orches- tra, Theatre Orchestra, Student Conductor, Beginners, Intermediate Orchestra, Civics Club, -J.Y.L., Student Activity Class, Cross Coun- try, Indoor, Outdoor, Track, Intra- mural Baseball, Football, Hall Guard, Assistant, Library. all .,..,.-va. - 1. I3 I - ,Cc-fs-fi Z gfffi lf ' if Marguerite Chevopulos: i Honor Society, Attendant, Book: room, Civics Club, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Inter-room Volleyball, In- ter-room Basketball, Inter-room Baseball, Representative, P.-T.A., Dancing Class, Game Class, Hall Guard, Choral Club, Spanish Club. Chester Cohen: Swimming, Civics Club, Vice President, Model Aero Club, Inter- class Swimming, Dramatic Club, Inter-room Basketball, Fencing, Charlatan Society, Life Guard, 1. Y.L., Inter-room Baseball, Repre- sentative, Civics Club. Herbert Cohen: Civics Club, Football, Inter-room Baseball, Inter-room Basketball, Inter-room Swimming, Representa- tive, Student Council, J.Y.L. C 1 A Reva Cohen: H Assistant Head ecretary, 209, J J.Y.L., Girl Reserves, G.A.A., OHi- cial Stenographer, Student Council Conference, Representative, Stenog- rapher, Student Council, Game Classes, Civics Club, Secretary, Star Club, Treasurer, Mayfair Welfare Club, Penaspir, Inter-room Basket- ball, Weekly. is Myron Cohnzi al Civics Club, Track 'I' , I - room Basketball, Inter-r ase- ball, Representative, P.-T.A., Bas- ketball. Evelyn Cooper: Honor Society, Ci s 'QI l, .Clwf : evgwwrfrv' 'A -A- -a, yr lses Interr ' s - a 1: ,Eater-559111 Voll y al - ter-ro Bask tball, ' serves, A,,. Qhess d Verflub, I.D.E., ' de .' jfldfy, Main Oiice, C u ' J.Y.L. Ruth Cooperman: Hall Guard, Inter-room Baseball, Girl Reserves, Civics Club, G.A.A., J.Y.L., Inter-room Volleyball. ...Z Bernice Coppersmith: Civics Clubg G.A.A.g Inter-room Baseballg Hall Guard. Jane Crow: Honor Societyg G,A.A.g Civics Clubg J.Y.L.g Representative, G.A. A.g 'Captain, Inter-room Baseballg Choral Clubg Representative, Civics Clubg Student Secretary, Main Of- fiveg Oflice Practiceg 4A Nominating Committeeg Symphonic Choirg Log, 4B. George Dachs: Civics Club: Inter-room Base- ba'llg Inter-room Basketball. Anthony De Angelis: Civics Clubg Inter-room Basket- ballg Mayfair Glee Clubg Mayfair Inter-room Baseballg Inter-room Volleyballg Lieutenant, Hall Guards, Mayfair. Lillian DeB0er: Honor Societyg Lieutenant, Hall Guardsg Girl Reservesg Camera Clubg G.A.A.g Civics Clubg Inter- room Baseballg Inter-room Volley- ballg J.Y.L.g Chess and Checker Clubg Office Practice. Joe Denenberg: Symphonic Choirg Choral Clubg J.Y.I..g Representative, Civics Club. Harry Diete: Civics Clubg Inter-room Basket- ballg Inter-room Baseballg Inter- room Volleyball. an Wag.. 4 f ff S el Dill: Y I ealth and Safet C 'tteeg 0 wJ .L.g Agent, Weeklyg Dramatic Clubg Civics Rut Dim: 5 - , ,'c.g'A N .A ,,' 19' ' ' Honor Societyg Log, Civics Clubg J.Y.L.g I.D.E.g -'Mikaawg Choral Qnjvlf L Clubg G.A.A.g Hall Guardg Inter- room Volleyball. Bernard Dina: Civics Clubg Symphonic Choirg Orchestrag Mikado . Joseph Doller: City Champions, Lightweight Basketballg Heavyweight Basketballg J.Y.L.g Trackg Orchestrag Civics Clubg R Clubg Gym Clerkg Inter-room Basketball. Anne Drbull: Civics Clubg Girl Reservesg May- fair Star Clubg Mayfair Welfare Clubg Clerk, Main Officeg Mayfair Gllee Clubg Hall Guardg Inter-room Volleyball. Lill'an Du art: pr t , P. . - se ' , Civi s . - Clubg I1 er- ke allg nt r-rrp ' . ley a lg Ch al bg X . ' . A -, dg y ic Cho' 3 ' 'ij 5 ' ho 'g Danc- ing . S, xi u P Q .. If Anita Durcany: X, H Vx xxx A 1 Mayfair Welfare .Cluv Mqfm Star Clubg Civics Clubg Eyfaixgxs' Glee Clubg G.A.A. Hall' ua dg Clerk, Main Oiiicegwaptain, Intb-l room Baseball. ' I l ,L W I XII, V' 1 rl' I 1 ,sf 1 44,94 . . 'Edward Eck: Cross-country, Cheer Leader, I-Ii-Y, I.D.E., Civics Club, Track, Band, Choral Club, Log. 'o 0. ,MM A ic ' 1 : 4 - cies in ' Mm I lasses, Choral Club, Inter room Volleyball, Inter-room Base- ball. Leona Egeland: Civics Club, Girl Reserves, G. A.A. wt iv cs -I. .' - Inter-room NVQ Ba all, Sl u, Presi- IY id ti V ublfvi W 'l ' ' Civics Club, Inter-room Baseball, Inter-room Volleyball, Inter-room Basketball, Vice President, Sym- phonic Choir, Vocal Ensemble, Mikado , Mayfair Welfare Club. l4VA!bIerbert Ekenberg: Robert Emery: Civics Club, Inter-room Swim- ming, Inter-room Baseball, Inter- room Basketball, Chess and Checker Club. Doris Engelhardt: h l If erary Editor, Columnist, 'V' f -V' ' j , Treasurer, Camera Club, , yJ'rooireadfer,l Log, Honor Society, ,' I if ' - C gh,-'Lie te amf Hall Guards, 1, fjapdent, F nil Representative, -1 W ' 1, Iliefves, Gini Reserves' Inter- ,!' Ja , j.Y1I1.' Pejaaspir, G.A:A., I. . f ' D.E., ilireslmian Sp nsgr, Inter-room ' L ' , - Basfll, ivics,Ol3b, German Club, I ' 'Lf,Ch s a cflieg-rer Club, Physics -if ' Clnbfa dent Citizen Forum. 1 I V 1. ' if p- -fl 'if' Harold Erdman: Civics Club, Camera Club, Chess and Checker Club, Lieutenant, Hall Guards. Reuben Erikson: Civics Club. Cl!! i Ak, ,J E' x, v'lr,. Fern Ernst: i i - U Civics Club, Girl Reserves, Danc- lflg Class, Riddle of Isis . Silvia Factor: Civics Club, j.Y.L., Girl Re- SefV0S5 Tap Dancing Class, Head Student Secretary, 130, Hall Guard, Representative P TA S d h , -- . ., tu ent Council, Agent, Weekly, Honor Society. Alice Fihnn: Civics Club, Girl Reserves, G, fvv' A.A., Game Classes, Inter-ioqjli Z Volleyball, Hall Guard. ,. I fl JV .J , ,W 52 fl i , . .1 Y yy 'f' .af 'V ,Q N 9 Lillian Filler: i J l . Civics Club, j.Y.L., l Agent, Weekly, Representative ,Student Council, G.A.A., Girl,R eserves, Chorus, Camera Club, Hall Guard. Sylvia Firestone: Civics Club, J.Y.L., Secretary, 2093 Girl Reserves, Choral Club, Game Classes, Dancing Class, G. A.A., Inter-room Volleyball. Beatrice Fox: enior Council Representative 5 , Supreme Student Council, Treas- urer, Student Council Representa- tive, Civics Club, Honor Society, Log, 4B, Hall Guard, Choral Club, J.Y.L., G.A.A. El-nora Frankel: Representative, Civics Club, Rep- resentative, Student Council, j.Y.L., Choral C'lub, Game Classes, Dra- matic Club, Representative, G.A.A., Dancing Class, Agent, Weekly, Representative, F.-T.A., Girl Re- serves. Florence Friedland: Chief T pist, Weekly, Log, ianist, r hestra, Student Direc tor Beg rs Orchestra, Penaspir, tai ieutenant, Hall Guards, ho 'a , Dancing Class, j.Y.L., h l Club, Girl Reserves, Repre- ative, Social Committee, Civics ub, Freshman Sponsor, Repre- s tive, G.A.A., Inter-room Base- l ' Inter-room Volleyball, Agent, W ikly, Representative, Student ouncil. se h Fries' ! Rf! I.D.E., Civics Club, Inter-room Baseball, In t e r - r oom Basketball, Slife Guard. Winifred Furlong: Honor Society, Mikado , Civics Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Inter- room Baseball, Inter-room Volley- ball, Red Cross Class, German Club, Dancing Class, Camera Club, Freshman Sponsor, Hall Guard, Dramatic Club. Solomon Garland: Civics Club, J.Y.L. Edward Gartner: Weekly, Secretary, I.D.E., Chair- man, Publicity Committee, Student uncil Civics Club' JY L ' Oo , , . . ., Honor Society, Assistant, Main Of- fice, Architectural Club, Inter- room Baseball, Baseball, Log. 16 K William Geib: Civics Club, Lieutenant, Captain, Hall Guards, Choral Club, Band, Inter-room Baseball, Symphonic Choir, Mikado . Peter Geraci: Civics Club, Inter-room Baseball, l.D.E. Nolan Gershenzon: Civics Club, Model Aero Club, I I.Y.L., Inter-room Baseball, Foot- ball. Herbert Grervinz President, Physics Club, Captain, Hall Guards, Representative, Civics Club, Band, Honor Society, J.Y.L. Y . . . hx l- I 1 , ' , ,rf v Q 5 Annabelle Gielrbiitzif ltr- , r,1 1 ' I X Honor Society, Log, t l'lf'SEC- F I retary, 209, Lieutena 'lGuard, lj Gym Clerk, fggdpresentative, P.- A., Penasgir, panish Chibg, 1, . ., Girl Reserves, Choral Club, Charla- 1 tan Society, Riddle of 'lsis , Civ-X' ics Club. Jeanette Gimpel: Civics Club, Symphonic Choir, G.A.A., J.Y.L., Hal'l Guard, Repre- sentative, Student Council, Agent, Weekly, Inter-room Volleyball, Inter-room Baseball, Chon1ta , Mikado , Dramatic Club, Repre- 1 sentative, P.-T.A. Sydelle Gittleson: Civics Club, J.Y.L., Girl Re serves, G.A.A., Mayfair Star Club, I.D.E., Hall Guard. In 4 ter-r Volleybal .A m a Vg -Civics Clu 3 Cross Cwmfttee. , Er inez: ecretary, M Aero Clubg Chess and Checker ubg R.O.T.C.g Hall Guard, is Club, Assis- Stuart Glazier: J.Y.L.g Indoor, Outdoor, Track, R Clubg Shot-put Champion, In- ter-room Basketballg Basketballg Gym Clerk, Inter-room Track, In- ter-room Baseball, Three Letter Mang,Civics Club. IM .' Y' V fo VJ' . 1 . 'Berthy Gleicher: l vm Chief Copy Reader, Associate Editor, Wee 5 President, Penaspirg V Tigsure , J.Y.L.g Honor Societyg lil freader, Logg G.A.A.g Minstrel ., ow , Girl Reserves, Hall Gu rant, Boo . Charlotte Goldberg: Civics Cl-ubg j.Y.L.g Girl Re- serves, G.A.A.g Mayfair Star Clubg Captain, Inter-room Volleyball, I. D.E. , ff 1 'V' L fl? -jJi1uth inDilJ ivi cii , .Y.L.g AA., Hal ter-ro Baseballg . entat - . . N it X, 'x Sydell Goldstein: Civics Clubg Mayfair Star Club, Mayfair Glee Clubg J.Y.L.g May- fair Welfare Clubg Tap Dancing Class, Inter-room Captain Ball. Albert Goodman: Civics Clubg Physics Club, Model Aero Club, J.Y.L.g Representative, Student Councilg Hall Guardg As- sistant, Libraryg, Inter-room Base- ball, Choral' Club. l 1171 Virginia Gotsch: Civics Club, Mayfair Welfare Clubg G.A.A.g Mayfair Glee Club, Mayfair Star Club. George Green: Captain, Senior Swimming, Honor Society, Boys' Councilg Choral t Clubg Inter-room Swimming, Rep- resentative, Student Council. ! fi v ,X 5-AJ I u .1 I , f. 4 I ff i if Ethel Greenschlag: ,Student Secretaryg Main Ofiiceg Civics Club, J.Y.L.g Hall Guard, Gym Clerk. ,. i 1 -- 1 I f C.: yi .-T .J N, 4 P2 Evelyn oner: ff ---. 0 socyyi Civics Qubg J. ' f W Y. , s.Cbal1g,,Qa-rferatagbg A. P a irg Tap Dancing Classg' . iff' .3 Chjzrusg Red Cross Class. . -- l,LI,- ,la :lair fi, . ..-- i '.'5-if I 1 I -9- ,,.r ' by , Pearl Gross: Representative, Civics Club: J. , Y.L.g Dramatic Clubg Choral Clubg f' Symphonic Choirg Mikado , Cho- ls X nita g Lieutenant, Hall Guardsg f Dancing Classg Inter-room Base- ba'llg Inter-room Volleyballg G.A.A.g Game Classes. Elliott Hagle: Civics Clubg Choral Club, Rep- resentative, Student Councilg Honor Societyg j.Y.L.g Inter-room Trackg Inter-room Baseballg Logg Hall Guardg Gym Clerk. Annabelle Hahn: Honor Societyg Civics Clubg Stu- dent Secretary, Main Omceg OfHce Practiceg Assistant, Library, Hall Guard. f wad, Helen Hake: Symphonic Choir, Chorus, Or- chestra, Leaders Club, Civics Club, G.A.A.g Glee Club, Hall Guard. Shirley Halpern: Civics Club, J.Y.L., Hall Guard, G.A.A., Choral Club, Inter-room Basketball, Inter-room Baseball, Dramatic Club. Janice Halvorsen: Civics Club, Mayfair Welfare Club, Hall Guard, Mayfair Glee Club. W Qi IW offlildred Harris: Wal, lv lm ,,, . Edith Heide: Civics Club, Girl Reserves, G. A.A.g Mayfair Glee Club. Dorothy Henning: Honor Society, Civics Club, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Agent, Weekly, Student Secretary, Choral Clubg Lieutenant, Hall Guards. I X . ' Els rt: Civics Club, G.A.A., Mayfair Star Club, Mayfair Welfare Club, Mayfair Glee Club, Hall Guard, Tap Dancing Class, Swimming Club. Ziff!! ClViCS I Cl'L1lJQ' Margaret Hogan: ' gmc Cholrf, Vic? Iireslfieni' G.A.A.g Dramatic Club, Repre- v . aspir, Log, Chomta , Mi- t t. P T A . C. ics Club. Girl adon, Girl Reserves, Dramatic in 3 we' '- ' W ' A 1 Club, Chorus, Spring Festival, Hall eserves' Guard, Inter-room Baseball. I , 4 U Adeline Hunting: ' Herbert Harmon: Civics Club, G.A.A., Mayfair J , Civics Club, j.Y.L., Indoor, Star Club, Mayfair Glee Club. Outdoor, Track, Hall Guard, Man- ager, Outdoor Track, Physics Club. Julia Huyvaert: President, Secretary, Girl Re- serves, Vice President, Treasurer, Girl Reserve Inter-club, Honor Marion Hmm SE:'ifffylLl.lZf.2..lVefii.iH: 5232322 Civics Club? G-A-A-5 Girl Re' Penaspir, Chess and Checker Club, serves, Inter-room Volleyball, Inter- Game Class: J.Y.L.5 LDAE.: Civics room Baseball, German Club, Lieu- Club: G.A,A.: physics Club: Qfflce feflaflf, Hall Guards- Practice, Representative, P.-T.A., Student Citizen Forum. ff Joe Isen: President, R Club, Football, 4 M33 Hecht: Indoor, Outdoor Track, Cross- ' t Civics Club, J.Y.L., G.A.A.g country, Chess. and Checker Club, gl Hall Guard, Physics Club, Honor I-YJ--S SYmPh0niC Ch'-Tifi BOYS' N- Society, Nominating Committee, COUHCUZ Director. Civics Club? 3 4A, Log, Inter-room Basketball, Repre- Xl sentative, Student Council, Choral Club, onor Society, Chonita , Civic u g Riddle of Is' '. Q 1 13 1 A. , ,f Roy Jacobsen: Civics Club, Beginners Orchestra, President, Intermediate Orchestra, Advanced Orchestra, Agent, Weekly, Chess and Checker Club, Hall Guard, German Club. ' ,Char otte Jaffe: G f' ,C .bs Club, Typist, Weekly, M sistant, Library, Agent, Weekly, ancing Class, Captain, Inter-room 9 ' ampion Volleyball, Representa- ivg, Student Council, G.A.A., Rep- esent ive, Civics Club, Representa- .-'I .A., Choral Club, Hall t v , ard, Red Cross Class, Penaspir, ix' J.Y.L. Theda Janovsky: Civics Club, G.A.A., Camera Club, J.Y.L., Gym Clerk, Dancing Class, Game Class. Arnold Jensen: Civics Club, I.D.E., Inter-room Basketball, Inter-room Swimming, Inter-room Baseball. Helen Johnson: Civics Club, Mayfair Welfare Club, Captain, Inter-room Volley- ball, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Repre- sentative, P.-T.A. Club, Basket- Spanish Club, t , er- room a ecker Club. JV' Kenneth Jones: Orchestra, Band. Olga Jumes: Civics Club, Representative, G. A,A., Girl Reserves, Captain, Inter- room Volleyball, Captain, Inter- room Captain Ball. Beatrice Kagan: K i Civics Club, J.Y.L., Girl Re- serves, Representative, Civics Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Choral Club. Charles Kahn: Civics Club, Assistant Instructor, Fencing, Lieutenant, Hall Guards. Lester Kahn: Civics Club, Secretary, Camera Club, Physics Club, Slide Rule Club, Choral Club, J.Y.L., Chess and Checker Club, Penaspir, Track. - H . f Gilbert Kaitis: Civics Club, Swimnaing. f - ' 1 Lwaw I Frances Kaplan: Civics Club, J.Y.L., Representa- tive, Student Council, Representa- tive, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Hall Guard, Choral Club, Game Classes, Inter-room Volleyball, Swimming Club. Fred Kaplan: Civics Club, J.Y.L.g Agent, Weekly. Jerome Kaplan: Physics Clubg Camera Clubg Astronomy Clubg Civics Clubg I. D.E. Charles Karakis: Civics Clubg J.Y.L.g Inter-room Track: Model Aerog Inter-room Baseballg Physics Club. Walter Karlic: Civics Clubg Chess and Checker Clubg Lieutenant, Hall Guardsg German Clubg Inter-room Baseball. Norman Katz: President, R Club: Football: Weeklyg Um, Um , Civics Club, J.Y.I..g Inter-room Basebal'lg Camera Clubg Track: Swimming, Captain, Inter-room Basketballg Choral Clubg Cheer Leaderg Spanish Clubg Repre- sentative, Student Council. Richard Kaub: Civics Clubg Hi-Yg Inter-room Basketballg Inter-room Baseballg Basketballg Womanless Wedding . Carl Kim: Civics Club: R.O.T.C. u fi,-' 5' V 0 12Q1 fn- ,rpym if 1 Harriet Kirke: Civics Clubg G.A.A.g Representa- tive, G.A.A.g Game Classesg Tap Dancing Classg Girl Reservesg Inter- room Volleyballg Inter-room Base- ball. Saul Kleiman: Civics Clubg Track, J.Y.L.g Cap- tain, Inter-room Baseballg Captain, Inter-room Basketball: Nominating Committee, 4A5 Representative, Student Council. ' 'lil-'V CWU X n A Qernic Kpyltvif .i'SyrnEifJnic Choirg Lhoral Club: 'Mikadong Girl Res esg Civics Clubylkepresentativ . .5 Game CIBQGSUCIQI r Volleyballg In- ter-roo seballg Inter-room Bas: ketballg J.Y.L. X441 , ,ff Evelyn Knudsen J'-' Ji Captai Hall uardsg Student Se retary, jbgg exit, eeklyg I r Volleyb l' nter-room B ball, 1 ter! om Baseballg A istant, K ' Roomg Spanish Clubg Civics ubg Girl Reservesg Tennis Club, Choral Clubg Game Classg Dancing Classg G.A.A.g J. Y.L. Eleanor Koch: Civics Clubg G.A.A.g Dancing Classy Mikado g Inter-room Vol- leyball, Inter-room Baseballg Hall Guard. Clara Kraus: Civics Club, Hall Guard, G.A. A.g Mayfair Star Clubg Mayfair Glee Club: Mayfair Welfare Clubg Delegate, High School Girls' Con- ventiong Inter-room Captain Bally Agent, Weeklyg Secretary, Mayfair Honor Society. Grace Krenek: Civics Club, Mayfair Star Clubg Mayfair Welfare Clubg G.A.A.g Mayfair Glee Clubg Hall Guardg Inter-room Captain Ballg Tap Danc- ing Classg Agent, Weekly, Secre- tary, Mayfair. .. C- , f,t 'i 1 I Nb: I kmwcw I O-iv... .,' V-ful' - ,. rv I , Danie ' Lf ' Civi s Club: J.Y.L.: Secretary Charla an Society: Camera Club: Physics Club: Intermediate Band: Chess and Checker Club: Inter- room Track: Inter-room Basketball: In ter-room Baseball. Eleanor Krueger: Civics Club: G.A.A.g Inter-room Baseball: Inter-room Volleyball: Game Classes: Inter-room Basket- ball. Ruth Krueger: Civics Club: G.A.A.: Dancing Class. 1 X l Kru ick 'cs ub: Honor ociety: J. Qpil.: G. .A.: Spanish Club. ef Grace Kuby: Honor Society: Assistant Chief Secretary, Hall Guards: Secretary, Junior, Senior Student Councils: Log: Student Activity Conference: Symphonic Choir: Choral Club: Chonita : Student Secretary, 209: Spanish Club: Civics Club: J.Y.L.: G.A.A.: Agent, Weekly: Charlatan Society. Mary Ann Kulieke: Mayfair Star Club: Civics Club: G.A.A.: Girl Reserves. Arthur Lampert: Civics Club: Inter-room Base- ball: Inter-room Basketball. 2I Ralph Lamsey: Band: R.O.T.C.: Spanish Club Representative, Student Council , Representative, Civics Club: Inter- room Baseball: Inter-room Basket- ball. Maurice Landman: Honor Society: Symphonic Choir: Chorus: J.Y.L.: Physics Club: Camera Club: Inter-room Baseball: Inter-room Basketball: Civics Club: Dramatic Club. George Larson: First Lieutenant, Band: R.O.T.C.: Hi-Y: Woman'less Wedding,': Vice President, Model Aero Club: Hall Guard: ,Student Conductor, Begin- ners Orchestra: Civics Club: Camera Club. MJ -,. 6 I ,K X 5 L V1' Ralph Lavin: .guna lx Representative, Student' Council: Health and Sanitation Committee: Symphonic Choir: Dramatic Club: Freshman-Sophomore Football: J.Y L.: Civics Club. Alex Lechert: President, 4B, 4A Class: President, Dramatic Club: Symphonic Choir: Minstrel Shown: Radio Maid : Riddle of Isis : 'lChonita : Mi- kado : Log: Representative, Student Council: Student Activity Class: J.Y'.L.: Charlatan Society: Civics Club: Choral Club. Max Leibovitz: Honor Society: Tr k: Captain, Inter-room Baseball: Inter-room Basketball: Representative i Club: Representative, Stu nt un- cil: j.Y.L.: Civics Clu . Eleanor Leishin: Civics Club: ,I.Y.I..: Orchestra: Mikado : Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Chorus: Dancing Class: Hall Guard: Camera Club: Representative, Stu- dent Council. D JW .ff Edythe Levin: Student Secretary, Main Office, Civics Club, -I.Y.L , G.A.A., Honor Society, Hall Guard. of Levi Y L Representa ' S C 'c , J. . .5 - e, nt Council,I'l1ysics Club, ,6, f 0 ' 'X x I we ! VJ' 1 K. BP or Society, Orchestra, Slide Rule Club, Scholarship Review Class, Student Citizen Forum, Hall Guard, Radio Maid , Inter-room Basketball, Inter-room Baseball. Julius Libanoff: , a s and Training Officer, Cadet eanx, R.O.T.C., Civics Club, .L., Inter-room Baseball, Inter- ' room Basketball, Squad Competition, 11.o.T.c. Mabel Libert: Secretary, Senior Orchestra, Ro- lier, Symphonic Choir, Chonita , Theatre Orchestra, Radio Maid , Riddle of Isis , Mikado',, Repre- sentative, ,Student Council, Repre- sentative, Civics Club, -I.Y.L, Girl Reserves, Penaspir, G.A.A., Inter- room Volleyball, Inter-room Base- ball. -.ff A Mlorence Lindgren: Civics Club Girl Reserves, G. wi UA.Ai, .Choral Club. Dorothy Lipschultz: Honor Society, Representative, -I.Y.L., Civics Club, Girl Reserves, Penaspir, Game Class, G.A.A., In- ter-room Volleyball, Inter-room Baseball, Inter-room Basketball, J. Y.L. Rose Lipshultz: Honor Societ Civics Club- J . Yi 1 - Y.L., Physics Club, Camera Club, Choral Club, Penaspir, G.A.A., Gym Clerk. 2. XV Elaine Lucke: Student Secretary, Main Office, Civics Club, G.A.A., Council, Girl Reserves, Hall Guard, German Club, Inter-room Volleyball, Inter- room Baseball. Lincoln Lukes: Civics Club, Inter-room Base- ball, Hall Guard. Esther Lund: Civics Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard. Harold Lundahl: Treasurer, Vice President, Presi- dent, I.D.E., Civics C'lub, Archi- tectural Club, Representative, Stu- dent Council, First Lieutenant, Adjutant, R.O.T.C., j.Y.L., OHi- cer,s Club, Inter-room Baseball. Christina Maas: Civics Club, Mayfair Glee Club. Richard Majewski: Football, Baseball, Track, Cross- countryg Swimming, Inter-room Track, Baseball, Basketball, Swim- ming, Lieutenant, Hall Guards, Civics Club, Choral Club, Sym- phonic Choir, Cheer Leader, R Club, Inter-class Wrestling, Clerk, Gym. - lia Maltz: once ,Stude V nduc- t r tra, Cho ', Mi- ka 3 - ivics Cl , .Y.L., Hall ke ard, hea rjyt estra. M l jfn 2. -Ni , . lf va Roselin Mandler: Student Secretary, 209g Choral Clubg Orchestrag J.Y.L.g Civics Clubg Dancing Classg Mil-rado g Girl Reservesg Representative, Stu- dent Councilg Game Classg G.A.A.5 Inter-room Baseballg Inter-room Volleyball. Eleanore Manewitha Civics Clubg J.Y.I..g Tap Danc- ing Class. 1- C S lu 5 ter-room B e lg xi u r 3 odel Aero ' ubg n oom a ketball. M Maugl' Marie Messenger: G.A.A.: German Clubg Inter- room Baseballg Civics Clubg Choral Clubg Hall Guard. Frances Messerman: Mayfair Star Clubg Mayfair Glee Clubg Civics Club: Tap Dancing Classg Inter-room Captain Ball. Bernice Meyer: Choral Clubg G.A.A.g Office Practiceg Assistant, Libraryg Civics Clubg Hall Guard: Representative, Civics Clubg Representative, P.-T.A. Robert Mitchell: Civics Clubg Camera Clubg Ad- vanced Band. William Mogilner: Representative, Civics Clubg Y.I..g Line-up Guard. ...Q ,,' 11 ff If A U' VK -4, - 'J , '. X 6 xu,, ,,,,t'-' - t Monroe Molneri: Model Aero Clubg Physics Club? Chess and Checker Clubg ,I,Y.L.g Dramatic Clubg Camera Club. Jack Mossong: Civics Clubg Symphonic Choir: Mikado g Mayfair We'lfare Clubg Inter-room Baseballg Inter-room Volleyballg Inter-room Basketball. Richard Neuhaus: Civics Clubg Senior Hi-Y: Foot- ballg Inter-room Baseball: Inter- room Basketballg Inter-room Swim- mingg Life Guard. Lillian Niedoff: .Symphonic Choirg Mikadol'g Penaspirg Representative, Student Councilg Choral Clubg j.Y.L.g Logg Girl Reservesg Civics Club. Margaret Miller: Civics Clubg Girl Reservesg G. Ray N' mann A.A.g J.Y.L.g Game Classg Camera . . ' N . Clubg Choral Clubg Hall Guard: mfg Cssketgglf Orff S:fn1lIEZ'j Inter-room Volleyballg Inter-room all- d. Img 0 m S V. . e Basketballg Inter-room Baseballg 5 . ' X ' 0 vmimmg' Spanish Club. V 1' E 1, I V- ,, '21 X' 1 i l x 5 X Vx . . '77,-R, J-1 . F of J:-f ,,-- L..-f 1 I . S 1 fi i - 'W ,,,1. , I Martha Nitschke: Head Secretary, 209, Business Manager, Weekly, Stenographer, Student Activity Conference, Cap- tain, Secretary, Hall Guards, Girl Reserves, German Club, G.A.A., Civics Club, Freshman Sponsor, Inter-room Baseball, Inter-room Volleyball. Dorothy Nyman: Civics Club, Lieutenant, Hall Guards, G.A.A., Choral Club, Rep- resentative, P.-T.A. Martin Oberg: Civics Club, Radio Club, Astronomy Club, Representative, Student Council, Assistant, Library, Sergeant, R.O.T.C., Assistant, Phy- sics Laboratory. I' ,' H rf' wtf Edward Odwald: Civics Club, Honor Society, ln- ter-room Baseball. Patricia Olsen: Treasurer, President, G.A.A., Civ- ics Club, Swimming Club, Honor Society, Girl Reserves, J.Y.L., Life- Saving Club, Inter-year Swimming, Spanish Club, Game Class, Inter- room Volleyball. Eleanor Olson: Treasurer, 4B, 4A Class, Honor Society, Log, Civics Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, j.Y.L., Camera Club, Representative, Student Council, ,Swimming Club, Hall Guard, Life- Saving Club, Inter-room Volleyball. Jack Overgard: Swimming, O r c h e s t r a, Civics Club. e ' ,ai ' Q . 1 4- '- I ,,- 4. - I 'J an .mi nga A1 0 , , 3 24 ,,, , Dorothy Palowsky: Junior Representative, Civics Club, Student Secretary, 209, Rep- resentative, G.A.A., Representative, Student Council, Life-Saving Class, Swimming Club, Inter-room Volley- ball, Inter-room Baseball, Game Class, G.A.A., -I.Y.L., Choral Club. Alex Palukaytis: Secretary, Hi-Y, Co-Captain, Cross Country, Captain, Cheer Leaders, Secretary, Cheer Leaders Club, R Club, Track, Stage ami Light, Symphonic Choir, Repre- sentative, Student Council, Civics Club, Charlatan Society. Edward Pannek: Civics Club, Honor Society, Hall Guard, Inter-room Baseball. Arthur Peilet: Baseball, Inter-room Basketball, Inter-room Baseball, Civics Club, 1'.D.E. K n eth Pie itz: 4 Mxknter-r 'rn Base- ba , Int -room Basketbal udent Di cipline ar , 'y, Re resexii ive, cs Club, Ci ics P Club Do las P' 'W cs Cl , reside , C a Socie , ,Sy ph ic i 1 d e o , onit ' Mikado , or Club, Hal G ard, Camera Club Dramat' Isadore Pitesky: Co-Associate Editor, Log, Weekly, President, Vice President, Camera Club, Honor Society, Trdasurer, Orchestra, J.Y.L., Slide Rule Club, Physics Club, Civics Club, Music Festival. Wilbur Pollak: Treasurer, President, Camera Clubg Physics Club: Civics Club, J.Y.L.g Chess and Checker Club, Charlatan Society. Walter Porges: Honor Societyg Log. Carl Poulson: Civics Clubg Trackg Inter-room Baseballg Inter-room Basketball, I. D.E. Mary Primozich: Civics Club: Hall Guard. X nj ,f . X ,' figs s Ruth Prochovnjflcgl Civics Club, H.Y.L.g 'fic Clubg Hall Guard. f X - Da oy ' f Li , V a l Guardsy Camera Clubg Ger an and Checker C1 bi i s lubg , room Basib .D.E., jf, ff -rm r. ,i 2 1. .cc T ' ' . -vs' Walter Ramstedt: 2-'Z Civics Clubg Chairman,vCo-Cha.ir- man, Stage and Light Committee, Treasurerg Senior Hi-Y, Representa- 1 tive, Student Councilg Womanless Wecldingng Inter-room Baseball, L Inter-room Basketball, Elgecutive rj Board, Civics Clubg Assistant, Li- brary. u-I ' A . 1251 Sidney Rappaport: Civics Clubg J.Y.L. Kenneth Rathgeber: Civics Clubg Manager, Swimmingg Fencing: Orchestrag In t e r - r oo m Baseball. ' f P 1 Mozart Ratner: VA ' Co-Editor, Log, President, J.Y. L.g President, j.Y.A.g Captain, Championship Debating Teamg Chairman, Student Discipline Boardg Alternate, Washington Oratorical Contestg Honor Societyg Dramatic Clubg Executive Board, Civics Clubg Scholarship Class, Symphonic Choir. Ruth Rautenberg: Civics Clubg Girl Reservesg May- fair Glee Clubg Mayfair Star Club. O-s..a.,5,,-as !:4cV Vivian Reddick: Civics Clubg G.A.A.g Choral Clubg Hall Guard. Leah Ressner: Civics Clubg J.Y.L.g Girl Re- serves. Albert Ripp: Civics Clubg Inter-class Baseball, Mayfairg Inter-class Volleyball, Mayfair. 1,1 ff 4. I 1 f o-f 'NZ' fi' LL- ' r I I ' I Al.. 1:1511 at, 3 as Marcella Robbins: Representative, .Student Councilg I.Y.L.g Civics Clubg Agent, Week- lyg French Clubg G.A.A. fp! I- M' yt ff yi I YV R Rf . ns: L Honor cietyg Captain, Hall uardsg Choral Clubg J.Y.L.g Civ- .vf , ics Clubg Girl Reservesg G.A.A.g Representative, P.-T.A.g Spanish Clubg Camera Club. I w 1 L A I . . , I I , V- lllubyxlkoberts: Civics Clubg Symphonic Choirg G.A.A.g Mikido g enaspir gg I.D.E.g Represent ti , ,' .A.g Choral Fllubg Hall lp . , fi l 1 5 ,A l Shi mRob rc: ' ,IDN Civi lubg . .A.g r-room V allg I. .Hg i nant, Hall SJ ards. , if ,ff 3 iv 1 k. L af Thelma Rockoff: Civics Clubg J.Y.L.g Hall Guardg G.A.A. , , 4.1 .-gyolaii ' 'All'-r. 'KAN KI 1 Louise Roeschlein: Civics Clubg G.A.A.g German Clubg Freshman Sponsorg Inter- room Baseballg Lieutenant, Hall Guards. Mary jean Rowe: Secretary, Girl Reservesg Treas- urer, G.A.A.g Honor Societyg Log: Choral Clubg J.Y.L.g Student Secre- tary, Main Officeg Civics Clubg Inter-room Volleyballg Representa- tive, ,Student Councilg Game Classg Spanish Clubg Inter-room Baseball. 26 Marvin Rubin: Bandg Advanced Orchestrag Civ- ics Clubg J.Y.L.g 'Penaspirg Log. f 1' Blanch Honor ocietyg JY. g ivics Clubg G.A.A.g Represe tative, . A.A.g Representat' e, Civics , Girl Reservesg R se , Stu- dent Councilg Guardg Inter- room Baseballg I er-room Volley- ball. Sylvia Rudy: Honor Societyg j.Y.L.g Civics Clubg Representative, Civics Club: G.A.A.g Representative, Student Councilg Girl Reserves: Agent, Weeklyg Inter-room Baseballg Inter- room Volleyballg Hall Guard. Sam Rusack: Civics Clubg j.Y.L.g Inter-room I WL Basketball. J Civics Clubg Assists tg Libraryg Intermediate Orchestragf Chess a Checker Club. 7 James Scanlan: l'xw nd t William Scheer: Civics Clubg Inter-room Basket- ballg Camera Club. bw! 7 Warren Scheffner: Civics Clubg Assistan Commanding Officer, R.O.T.C.g President, R.O.T.C.g Officers Clubg Chevrons Clubg Library Clubg Rifle Teamg Representative, Student Council. Leo Schlesinger: Secretary, Vice President, Presi- dent, I. D. E., Architectural Club, Civics Club, J.Y.L., Weekly, Hon- or Society, Representative, Student Council, Assistant, Main Oifice, Log. Abner Schlutz: Civics Club, Representative, Stu- dent Council, J.Y.L., Treasurer, Advanfed Orchestra, Advanced Band, R.O.T.C., Choral Club, Chonita , Mikado , Theatre Orchestra, Woodwind Ensemble, Physics Club, German Club, Nom- inating Committee, 4A, Assistant, Physics Laboratory. s sr' Robert Schnableq 5 Civics Club,!Inter-room Baseball, Inter-room Iiasketball, Swimming, I.D.E.,,lHa1l Guard, Representative, Student Council. Q 1 f Dorothy Schnell: Civics Club, Symphonic Choir, J.Y.L., Choral Club, Lieutenant, Captain, Hall Guards. , I 1 la n r Studen retar , Main , G' er es, Cho l C . .L., ivics Cl , ter asketball, In r-ro if all, Inter-room JV v all. Walter Schultheis: Inter-room Basketball, Inter- room Baseball, Hall Guard, Civics Club. Elsie Schultrich: Civics Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Assistant, Bookroom, Rep- resentative, Student Council, Rep- resentative, P.-T.A., Game Classes. 2 Robert Schwarz: Editor-in-chief, Weekly, Presi- dent, Boys' Council, Co-chairman, Red Cross Committee, Delegate, Red Cross National Convention, Secretary, I.D.E., J.Y.I.., Architec- tural Club, Civics Club, Scholar- ship Class, Log Committee, 4B. Marion Schyberg: Civics Club, G.A.A., Symphonic choir, Choral Club, Lieutenant, Hall Guards, Oice Practice, Rep- resentative, G.A.A. we W WD! .i I Marion Scott: Civics Club, G.A.A., Choral Club, Lieutenant, Captain, Hall Guard, Representative, P.-T.A., Inter-room Volleyball. Gertrude Seelig: Co-associate Editor, Log, Lieu- tenant, Hal'l Guards, Honor Socie- ty, Civics Club, G.A.A., J.Y.L., Girl Reserves, Camera Club, Chess and Checker Club. Arline Sell: Civics Club, Choral Club, J.Y. L., Girl Reserves, Red Cross Class, Penaspir, Hall Guard, Agent, Weekly, G.A.A. Gabriel Shapiro: Symphonic Choir, Choral Club, j.Y.L., Civics Club, Camera Club, Inter-room Basketball. ,J Q1 I' ai QW Shiilei N i gif,-li! A H r So ' , cr ta u preme Stu e t uncil' ant fu Chief, Su iso uards , ' ' L-085 ty o f ce, LCLZ tu en ' ' ine- 3' Sy ,bf phonic oir' ra lu , u S JV dent Secr , zo , r N Cl V Civics Club, Y. ., G.A. ., Agent, Weekly, arlatan Society. l Lillian Shevitz: Representative, Student Councilg Representative, G.A.A.q Assistant, Libraryg Inter-room Volleyballg In- ter-room Baseballg j.Y.L.g Civics Clubg Hall Guardg Choral Clubg Camera Clubg Dramatic Clubg Pen- aspir. Harold Sidransky: Civics Clubg J.Y.L.g Bandg Rep- resentative, Student Council. , 3' 'le Siglin: ' ' wp olu i yg Log, .Student cr r , ' t, Hall - French Club' presentative ves Inter room t r n Basebal S Y uards, Se t , , rea r , Drmn t' lubg Repre- 1 lv- . ve, .g ' , .A. ' .' 1' o ier l 'yenaspirg Girl ,. . C- 4, U . . I ,s l ui' er- - -' l I , O d ey Silver: L Civics Clubg j.Y.L.g Bandg Inter- room Baseball: Inter-room Basket- . i, lx nic Choir Chonita g ball. X 1 p I. 4 wr , ' Le6nifA,fs1Qmizk. Sypib o 5 s Mik'ado g -I.Y.L.g Civics Club. Boyce Smith: Civics Club: Advanced Bandg Advanced Orchestrag Representa- tive, P.-T.A.5 Choral Club. Dorothy Smolensky: Civics Clubg Representative, Stu- dent Councilg Orchestrag j.Y.L.g AA G m Clerk' Lieutenant G. . .S Y 1 s Hall Guardsg Mikado g Agent, Weeklyg Inter-room Volleyballg' In- ter-room Baseballg Choral Club. x 2 N I J'lL.'f2 'i i Louise Soellner: Civics Clubg Mayfair Welfare Clubg G.A.A.g Hall Guardg May- iagii Glee Clubg Inter-room Volley- a . 6 0' Matthew Sosnowski: Champion, Inter ass Wrestling: Inter-room Basel: g Civics Club' Inter-roo as W , Ruth Spikings: Girl Reservesg Civics Clubg G.A. A.g Inter-room Baseballg Inter-room Volleyballg Honor Society. s , . Ben Springer: N 1 L' Civics C Chess and C cker gr , 'Camgtla Clubg Sen- ior ch, rag Phhics ubg Sec- re 'Charisma Society Student Con uctor, Inter ediat Orches- tragfyigont, Web R.O.T.C.g Bandg Honor Siopietyg Chonita g Radio Maid g f Riddle of Isis. Rena Srole: Typist, Weeklyg Girl Reservesg G.A.A.g Camera Clubg j.Y.L.g Rep- resentative, G.A.A.g Civics Clubg Honor Society: Hall Guard. Dennis Stack: Mayfair Welfare Clubg Civics Clubg Captain, Inter-room Baseballg Inter-room Volleyballg Inter-room Basketball. Ralph Stearns: Civics Clubg Inter-room Baseballg I.D.E.g Representative, Boys' Coun- cilg Hall Guardg Inter-room Swim- ming. LF V Pl. K, i ' - r -' -., .. .. ' as A an e R J A . 1 fifgl .' a, '4 4'+. 'P 'I f ff Nj-,,n!,J'.f. ' Hips- 'W jf: - 7 x' A -L i' I L f .Q3 K-.gg-L-A . l ,. . 1 - - Jose h Stein: Honor Society: Logg Vice Presi- dent, Camera Club: Representative, Student Council: Chairman, Clean- Up Committeeg Civics Clubg Choral Clubg Physics Club: Captain, Hall Guards. Arthur Steinberg: Vice President, Physics Club: Inter-rr-om Baseballg Civics Clubg J.Y.L.g Chess and Checker Club: Representative, Student Council. U Raymond Stibeck: Civics Club: Inter-room Baseballg Hall Guardg Representative, Civics Clubg Choral Club: Agent, Weekly. . 'V' . Qia- Willamae Stippe: Civics Clubg G.A.A.g Hall Guard: Camera Clubg Girl Re- serves: Chess and Checker Club. Emes Stranclberg: Civics Club: Cadet Captain, R. O.T.C. Band: Representative, Stu- dent Councilg Treasurer, Band Clubg Choral Club: Advanced Or- chestra: Radio Maid 9 Chonita 5 Riddle of Isis g Mikado , R.O. T.C.g Officers Club. 1 1 X eor ' urm: KX K ' ics Clulfx Girl ' r g Dancing Clas g i t nt, all Guardg Ridd o sis. f Frank Swagler: Assistant, Chemist,- German Clubg Civics Club. y Laboratoryg 129 Elsie Swanberg: W ant, Hall Guard: German Club. Eugene Swanson: Hi-Y5 I.D.E.g Stage and Light Committeeg Choral Clubg Swim- ming: Student Discipline Board: Auto Parking Committeeg Civics Clubg Assistant, Bookroomg Inter- room Baseballg Agent, Weekly. Joe Tauber: Civics Club, G.A.A.g Lieuten- 'Nwfik' U' ,F i I l OJ JXxy15 c X President, Representative, Stu- N , dent Council: Director, Civics L. Clubg J.Y.L.g Log: Chairman, Stu- K ,Nl ., dent Discipline Boardg Football: Q N Track: Inter-room Trackg Inter-NX: 1' i room Baseball: Inter-room Basket- K' D ball: Social Committee, Civics Clubg UV N, A N ' 1- Executive, Clean-Up, Auto-Parking, TJ' N 'hi , Sanitation Committees, Student i t , U Council: R Club. '- I . Q P A QIQQEW Alice Thompson: Xl V, Civics Clubg Girl Reserves: Hall 'KKJD ' Guard: G.A.A.g Choral Club. J t 'X n Ray Urbanz: . p I , Chor Hall Eyar Cividfi: bg Repre t ft' e, Studeht' ouncilgfhgs n I' JChecker Qlubg A e , ef 5 In- fi ter-roon1 Bfse . L - L Fred Veeck: Hall Guard: Civics Club: Ger- man Club: Inter-room Baseball: Choral Club. Cyrile Vlamyck: .ima , r rift it V F F la F ,. Ben Vinikour: Advanced Orchestra, j.Y.L., Agent, Weekly, Theatre Orchestra, Civics Club, Camera Club, Chess and Checker Club, Mikado , As- sistant Conductor, Intermediate Or- chestra, Physics Club, Inter-room Baseball. ' a c ak: 'ral , Civics Club, ,I.Y. L., .A. . Louise Waehtel: J.Y.L., I.D.E., Representative, NP,-T.A., Civics Club, German Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard. Albe t 'ntroobz n Society, R Club, J.Y. ' , i cs Club, Log, Consultation B rd, Representative, Student ncil, Camera Club, Physics ub, Inter-room Basketball, Inter- room Baseball, Cross-country, Senior, Junior, Indoor, Outdoor Track, Agent, Weekly. Joseph Waisman: hess and Checker Club Cor C , - poral, R.O.T.C., Charlatan Society, Slide Rule Club, Physics Club, Camera Club, J.Y.L., Civics Club, Orchestra, Chess Team, Represent- ative, Student Council. Randolph Walinder: Civics Club, Hi-Y, R.O.T.C, Agent, Weekly. Ge r andc : , G.A. . l Cl bg j.Y. X . 30 Pauline Watzke: G.A.A., Civics Club, Choral Club, German Club, Lieutenant, Hall Guards, Chess and Checker Club. John Weaver: Donald Weichmann: Civics Club, Hi-Y, First Class Cadet, R.O.T.C., Band. Arnold Weiner: . Civics Club, I.Y.L., R.O.T.C.' Band, Phywcs Club, Camera Club, Honor Soity, Nominating Com- mittee, 4AQ:,KA,g6Ht, Weekly. f Estelle Weinstein: J.Y.L., Secretary, Home Man- agement Class, Civics Club, G.A. A., Hall Guard, Mayfair Welfare Club, Inter-room Volleyball. Sheldon We' if I ice ' e 4! Class, Presi- p nic Choir, Vocal En- le, R dle of Isis , Chon- ita , Milt o , Director, Begin- ners Orchestra, Cross-country, Cheer Leader, Indoor Track, Lieu- tenant, R.O.T.C., Representative, Student Council, J.Y.L., Music Festival. Herman Weissman: Representative, Civics Club, Rep- resentative, Student Council, J.Y. L., Slide Rule Club, Assistant,- Physics Laboratory, Nominating Committee, 4A, Inter-room Base- ball. Q LaVerne Widra - v lu .A m , Ha uard. Lorain Wierig: Civics Club, Honor Society. Miriam Wiener: Assistant, Library, Choral Club Hall Guard, Civics Club, J.Y.L. G.A.A. Leonard Windmiller: Honor Society, Choral Club, Symphonic C h oi r, Chonita',, Mikado , Cross-country, Inter- room Baseball, Orchestra, Agent, Weekly, Log, Assistant, Library, Chess and Checker Club, Camera Club, Physics Club, J.Y.L., Civics Club, Assistant, Physics Labora- toty. Lorraine Winter: Mayfair Welfare Club, Inter- room Volleyball, Civics Club, G.A. A., Girl Reserves. 1 Ji' M W erg: V! G.A. all Guard, J.Y.L., epr se ative, Civics Club, Inter- r Volleyball. Helen Wolf: President, Treasurer, Junior Rep- resentative, Social Chairman, Civics Club, Chairman, Prom Committee, Vice President, Student Council, Symphonic Choir, Social Chairman, Student Council Conference Day, Debate Team, j.Y.L., Representa- tive, G.A.A., Chairman, Health and Safety Committee, Student Secretary, 109, Secretary, Main Of- fice, Riddle of Isis , Student Ac- tivity Class, Student Citizen For- um, Game Class, Flanders Field, Armistice Assembly. Marcia Wolf: Log, j.Y.L., Civics Club, Stu- dent Council, I.D.E. Elsie Wolff: Civics Club, Representative, Stu- dent Council, Representative, P.-T. A., Choral Club, Lieutenant, Hall Guards, G.A.A. Dale Wolschlag: Civics Club, Inter-room Baseball, Inter-room Basketball. Roland Young: Captain, City Champion Light- weight Basketball, Captain, Stagg Tourney Basketball, Captain, Heavyweight Basketball, R Club, Choral Club, Civics Club, State Tourney Basketball, j.Y.L. Edward Zaccard: Lieutenant, R. O. T. C., Log, Sergeant-at-Arms, j.Y.L., Drum Major, R.O.T.C. Band, Corporal, Crack R.O.T.C. Squad, Civics Club, Inter-room Baseball, Justice, R.O.T.C. Discipline Court, R.O. T.C. Officers Club, Representative, Agent, Weekly, Model Aero Club. Raymond Zaccard: Civics Club, R.O.T.C. Crack Squad, Rifle Team, Justice, R.O.T. C. Discipline Court, Lieutenant, R. O.T.C., Inter-room Swimming, Track, Assistant, Library, Neatest Cadet Medal, '34, Efficiency Medal, 'ass Los- Irma Zieger: Columnist, Reporter, Weekly, Vice President, Student Council, Representative, Girl Reserves, Girl Reserves Interclub, Proofreader, Log, Honor Society, Secretary, Camera Club, Penaspir, Chess and Checker Club, Lieutenant, Hall Guards, German Club, J.Y.L., Physics Club, Civics Club, G.A.A., Freshman Sponsor, Scholarship Re- view Class, Student Citizen Forum, I.D.E., American Legion Award. Marcia Zinn: Representative, Student Councilg Representative, G. A. A.g Civics Clubg Dramatic Clubg Freshman Sponsor, Girl Reservesg J.Y.L.g Penaspir. A u NO PICTURES Nettie Fabian Molly Feld Elizabeth Grek Joseph Konefes George Scherer Walter Shedlofsky Lillian Sherman Robert Singer Sam Solomon Norma Solovy Walter Wasicki Helen Weisbrod 1321 Rudolf Zoellner: Chief, Hall Guardsg Junior Fire Marshall, President, Junior Coun- cilg Sergeant-at-Arms, Supreme Council, Chairman, Student Coun- cil Conferenceg Secretary, Boys' Council, Secretary, German Club, Logg Honor Societyg Champion, In- ter-class Track, Mikado g Chief Fire Marshall, Fire Prevention League, Chicago High Schoolsg American Legion Award. G 1 , 'ff wvammmm, - 27 4A Class History No one of the class of February, 1936, can forget that cold, snowy day in the winter of 1932, when a crowd of anxious youngsters gathered before the huge red brick build- ing which bore the name Theodore Roosevelt Senior High School. That name was read, reread, and stamped on every brain by the time the bell rang for the beginning 'of their first day at high school. Some who were thrilled by the glamour of starting on a new venture seemed to give confidence to those other meek, bewildered newcomers whose very knees trembled as they ascended the wide steps. That was only the beginning! Life for a Freshie, with the perpetual taunt of Hey, Freshief' the everlasting burden of the stuffed briefcase, the never-failing trouble with the lock, and the con- stant fear of the extra period, was slow torture. The events of that first year are hazy in the minds of most, except for that one brilliant memory, Emerald Isle, their first operetta. Oh Freshman days, when X was a student's curse and a foreign language was a Herculean task! ' Then came a change! With the passing of a day, a Freshman became a Sophomore. The school began to look brighter, and che old brief case was discarded-for a new one. It was then that the Soph discovered many strange faces around him. A new group of students had trans- ferred from the junior high school to join him in his second year. There followed a grand renewal of old friendships and the formation of new ones. As the year progressed, the Soph,' discovered that the X of the past year had been of little consequence com- pared with the horrors that geometry presented. It was anything but plain geometry to him. However, that was all forgotten when the Soph', discovered that the school had football and basketball teams. A feeling of patriotism surged through him, he bought and nobly memorized the school song, and, defying all laws, timidly whistled it in the halls. Yes, a Soph was a big shot in comparison with a Freshie. Thus passed another year. There were many changes when sophomores became juniors. Every chest swelled at least two inches at this realization. At last a junior could go to the fourth instead of the ninth period assembly. Finally he received a program shorter than through the twelfth period. It was during this year that the new arrangement of lunch and division periods was made. The juniors were as baffled as the Freshies at first, but they gave themselves the credit of being able to hide their bewilderment. After many debates as to its advantages and disadvantages, everyone grew accustomed to the change and found it pleasing. Being termed upperclassmen encouraged many to enter the extra-curricular activities. Accordingly, every student found that his school spirit soared, his importance grew, and he eagerly looked forward to the time when he would become a Senior. At last his ambition was realized. Senior!! The word was magic, it promised so much, and when each one finally assumed the worthy title, the school became a kingdom and each senior, a king. Organ- izing a class and selecting class officers was a turning point which made everyone real- ize his growing importance. It didn't take long for the desired 4A semester to arrive. Then he was the Top, and with that came the realization that there were but eighteen weeks to rule the school. Each one worked hard to show his authority. But there was a final climax! It was graduation with its tears and smiles, with its memories and plans-graduation, after which every student left the school a man or a woman. The same group who four years before had begun their high school days were leaving to enter a greater school-the school of life. MARY JEAN Rows RUBY ROBERTS 1331 I 1 Class Prophecy Newsboys shouting, brakes of slim-nosed automobiles screeching, crowds milling in canyons of towering skyscrapers-such is downtown Chicago in the year 195 5 ! Thirty stories above the jammed streets sits the editor-in-chief of the leading metro- politan tabloid, The Daily Weekly, practically smothered in newspapers. The tele- phone rings and Robert Schwarz emerges from under the paper mountain, takes down a message, and again begins shuffling through the pages of the latest edition. I Thick, black type carries the news that Herman B. Weissman, leader of a revolu- tionist movement against the present woman's regime, has finally been captured by General Warren'ScheFfner. A quick glance through the story tells that Helen Wolf, newly-inaugurated President of the United States, together with Alice Briskin, Secretary of War, and Eleanor Olson, Attorney General, expressed their approval of this action. Mozart Ratner, prominent criminal lawyer, issued a statement that Weissman's defense will be founded on the theory that, according to the great historian of the age, Lester Kahn, the fathers of the Constitution would turn over in their present habitat Qeither up or downj if they knew Helen Wolf was President. Grace Kuby, widow of former President K-, today retaliated with a nationwide broadcast on Why a Woman Regime? Another page and more familiar names! Under the heading of Knows All, con- ducted by Ray Urbanz, the editor finds this choice bit of news-Joe Tauber, president of the Hole-proof Shoe Company, the man who finally convinced the Ethiopians that bare feet were unnecessary to comfort, and Alex Lechert, popular Ambassador-at-Large, were seen at the Anti-Sleep Night Club with two glamorous chorus girls. In the same column is the announcement that Mr. Stork left an octet at the home of Reva and Chester Cohen. Mr. Cohen is recuperating in the expectant father's ward of Gertrude Seelig's famed hospital. The editor reads the next item with interest, for even editors remember the thrill oi a irst visit to the circus. Billed as the leading attraction are the world-famous Siamese triplets, Blanche and Sylvia Rudy. The third one? That's the attraction, he's invisible! Other features are Alex Palukaytis, the sob-defying clown of Better Bunk Circus, and Marvin Rubin, tallest man in the show. Five cents extra, if you wish to see his stilts. O-n the same page, he gazes with awe at a hair-raising advertisement posed by Beatrice Fox before and after using We Grow It hair tonic. Hurriedly he takes note, for he remembers that one of his friends OJ has been telling him, Your hair looks like heaven, there's no parting there. Not far down the column, Roland Young, the matinee heart stealer, confesses to his public that he keeps his eyelashes sweeping and curling by using Isadore Pitesky's fthe mad inventor'sj latest aid to beauty, a perfected eye-lash curler. In the radio section, Bob notices with surprise that Sheldon Weiss was awarded a tin medal for his unusual animal imitations on a local amateur hour. The sponsor especially commented on Sheldon's splendid imitation of the voiceless giraffe. Another main event over Station BLAH is the weekly drama Television Love written by Joseph Stein and co-starring Frances Kaplan and Florence Friedland. Other features are a review of Martha Nitschke's book How to Remember in Twelve Easy Lessons and a piano recital by the reknowned pianist, Shirlee Shapiro. On the financial page, the Blank Soap Box Company prophesies the beginning of a great era in the history of soap box orators. Since Norman Katz, the Voice of the People, and Bob Calahan have been using soa-p boxes in Bughouse Square, business has picked up. The David Proven Throat Lozenge Company also expects an increase in profits as a contract for their product has just been signed by Doris Engelhardt, who has begun a nationwide drive against chemistry. QEditor's note-can't blame her.j The latest bulletin from Mayor Gervin's office states that he will continue his drive against immoral plays. He has already ordered the close of Rudolf Zoellner's melodrama, 1341 Cigar Highway. The mayor was highly indignant over the play, especially the part enacted by the villain, Mr. Zoellner. Next comes the sports section and with it the news that Patricia Olsen was elected head of the women's athletic committee for Olympics. She will be assisted by Mary Jean Rowe and Mabel Libert. Joe Isen was unanimously elected chairman of the men's committee with Jack Overgard, George Green, Harold Balikov, and Jerome Berenz- weig as his aids. A Bob folded the paper with an air of satisfaction, and then pushed a button for his sec- retary, Julia Huyvaert. After reprimanding her for spending ofhce hours knitting, he asked to have a conference with his staff. Soon they responded, one by one. First came Eddie Eck, cartoonist, then Bertha Gleicher, fashion editor, next Cecile Siglin, conductor of Advice to the Lovelorn, and last of all Wilbur Pollak, head of the photography staff. They gathered around their chief, who tipping back his chair, said, In tomorrow's edition- IRMA ZIEGER ANNABE1. GERWITZ MARSHALL ADER 111- Class Legacy WVhat at first appeared to be a speck upon the horizon now looms before us as a sig- nificent reality, the Port of Graduation. After four years of sailing on the good ship Roosevelt, through Weather sometimes stormy, sometimes calm, we, the class of February, 1936, have at last arrived at our destination. Before disembarking, we want to present something to those of you whose journey on the good ship is not yet over. To Mr. Gaffney, we leave the best high school in the city, Roosevelt. To Mr. Clarke, the task of teaching the 4A's which is their right foot. To the Advisers, seven hxmmers with which to knock sense into' the heads of their charges. To Mr. Schulz, the vain hope of some day having Miss Waters agree with him. To Miss Waters, a pet shop where she may keep her honored hounds. To Mr. Bergstrasser, an endless collection of pink ties, black shirts, and orchid hand- kerchiefs with which to amaze the students. To the 4A Division Teachers, the sadness f?j which should follow our departure. To the Faculty, bottles of blue ink. To the Weekly, a vacuum cleaner to pick up the dirt on the campus. To the Football Team, their most loyal rooters, Captain Seabury and his band. To 209, a box of insect chaser to rid it of all the pests. To the Lunchroom, an automatic bouncer which will test quarters and half dollars. To the Dark Room, some window shades so that the sun will not be so blinding. To the Seniors, the idea of graduation, even if it doesn't materialize. To the Juniors, all the upper air in and about Roosevelt in which their noses may soar to new heights. To the Sophomores, a bottle of glue which we sincerely hope will enable them to stick to their books. To the Freshmen, heavier books with which to stuff their bulging brief cases. We also leave to them the elevators which were presented to us four years ago and which are almost as good as new. To Roosevelt High School, we leave our undying loyalty. We, the class of February, 1936, hope that you will accept these gifts in the spirit in which they are given. We hope also that you will treasure them as we have those of former classes, and pass the most valuable on to your successors. NORMA BRAUDE MILDRED Hmuus LILLIAN Nnsnoivp 1351 The Ideal Rooseveltian Boy Julius Libanolf , . . , Roland Young . . . , . Albert Waintroob . . . , , . Ray Nietschmann . . . . Alex Palukaytis . , . . . , .,,Hair,, , , .Eyes , . ,Eyebrows ...Nose .. .,Mouth.. Edward Eck ...,. , . . Smile. . . Robert Schwarz .4., ,... T eeth. . . , . Jack Mossong . . . . , . Harold Eckenberg ....,.. Joe Tauber .,.,.., , , . Raymond Stibeck .. . Edward Zaccard , ,. , . Donald Cherney ..., Mozart Ratner . . . . Walter Porges . . . . , . . Joe Dennenberg , . .. . , . Norman Katz . . . . , . . ...Chin, ,. Complexion ..,. . , . .Dimples. . .Hands . .Grooming . ,Figure . . Leadership ..... Intelligence .,.Tact. ., ...Pep. .. Joe Isen ..,.. .... A thletic Ability .... Alex Lechert . . ...., Personality. . . . . Sheldon Weiss . . . .... Sense of Humor. . . . QUOTATIONS Miss Burns: Oh, my soul and body! Mr. Clarke: I beg of you, please do Mr. Fieser: Little red neon signs not fail. Mrs. Greenwood: What's the answer, three apples or four oranges? Mrs. Harford: Who's your authority? Miss Hunt: The fact of the matter is Miss McCoy: Do you get the point?,' Girl . . . . . Beatrice Fox ,. Beatrice Kagan . . . . Gloria Casella . Annabelle Hahn . . . , Bernice Aiello , . . Shirlee Shapiro . . Ruth Goldstein . . Bertha Gleicher . . , Norma Braude . . . ..... .... A rline Sell Dorothy Smolensky . . . . Helen Ashley . . Jeanette Gimpel . . . . . Helen Wolf . . . . Irma Zieger . . . Alice Briskin . . . . Cecile Siglin . , . Muriel Berndt . . . Ruby Roberts . . . . Sylvia Rudy Miss Morse: One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Mr. Naden: As far as I am concerned Mr. Steiner: Think it over. Mr. Schulz: It's up to you. Miss Sprowls: According to experimental evidencei' Miss Waters: I hold the fountain pen. 1361 3 ff .Q V ,X AJ Q fmgxx XV fx ymf fy 4 A , I K, f7QlIfH36lIIflIFVIlHllf1IHIE5QW in f OL.. NJ'-,AMI-l,x,'x,41, ff fx 1 -4 X ' 7 K V' ff-vm, 'fu.Ax- 4 . . 1,1 , V ,f ,f - .ff - -.- vi- cn YQl,f,,,..,,4..,,. .4-, Athletics Flash! Time marches on! Let's turn the clock back. Marching along through the year 1933, were the golf and swimming terms. What teams! What players! Were they good? They certainly were-nobody could say nay with the golf team pulling out of a hole in one with the city championship, and the junior and senior swimmers also gaining firsts. The basketball team helped to decorate the school with a shield by taking the city championship. The baseball and track teams also made outstanding records. If 1933 could only have lasted forever! But Father Time was hard on our heels-and soon came 1934. Those teams were not so bad either, were they? What was the matter with the swim- ming team? Nothing, say we. They made the best record a Roosevelt swimming team ever made. How did you like the basketball team? It took the city title for the second consecutive year! Remember? Pretty good, eh? The little tennis boys grew up, too- they left the cozy fireside and went into the cold, cold world and just about burned up that state competition. Baseball and track put several good men before the public eye. What happened? It was 1935. The pony basketball team started the season of 1935-36 for Roosevelt with a rever- berating bang by winning the city championship for the third consecutive year! They certainly deserved to pat themselves on the back. QBelieve it or not, they didn't break their arms doing it.j They were led by Captain Young fToots to his friendsj, who is graduating with the present class. The Heavies did their part too-lumbering along undefeated through the North Sec- tion until the finals when they were brought down fighting by Senn. Next year's team will miss Joe Bacsa, the fighting center of the 1935 Heavies. Coach Marx's junior mermen captured second place in the city, while the seniors had to be content with third place. They were ably led by such men as Tarzan Kiefer, who brought honor to Roosevelt many times by his world record-breaking performances, Overgard, and the color harmony boys, Gray and Green. The team next year will be without the services of Overgard, Biusk, Green, and Kaitis, all of whom are being graduated. The football team started out like a house af1re with Coach Alton's brawnies tying Schurz, the strongest team in the North Section. It certainly looked as if they were going places. But the ardor of the fans cooled, and this, together with the many injur- ies sustained by the regulars, caused the team to go into a bad slump. However, they still managed to give Lane a stiff! battle Cas usualj. Berenzweig, Katz, and Neuhaus will be missed when they are graduated this semester. Last year the cross-country team surprised everyone by making the best record yet attained by any Roosevelt harriers, bringing home the bacon to the tune of 12 won and 1 lost. This year under the guidance of Mr. Hendershot, the new coach, we hope they can repeat the performance. This is the last season for co-captain Alex Palukaytis Qjust call me Pal j , who has done much to build up the team. H The track team did nothing exceptional this year, placing only one man in the city finals. Rah! Rah! Rah! The girls are here QI hope they stayj. Times have changed since mother was a girl. Imagine skirts running around on baseball, track, or basketball teams, or those old fashioned bathing suits on a modern swimming team or life-saving squad! The outstanding athletic gals who are graduating include Muriel Berndt, Mabel Libert, Patricia Olsen, and Cecile Siglin. They have R's -and everybody cer- tainly knows about it. O.K., kids,,' get going, and see if you can put the boys in a back row. The championships won by teams and the ability displayed by individual players have helped to make our four years at Roosevelt very interesting. Time marches on! May the teams, the individual players, and the rooters of the class of 1935 continue through life the good record begun at Roosevelt. JOE ISBN CECILE SIGLIN 1 38 1 R Club Faurilz Ron-IB. Zimrncrlnan. I .flx'itsmns. J. Ilenziger. R. Bcnzigx-r. D. Alxrznns. XY. Kissanv. R. Fellmer. L Plough. D. Gray. ll, hreen. It Ncprozzms. Third Run' -ll. Huggatt. I. Strnlar, M. liernmn, A. XVz1invruul1. P, Dr:-ll, B. Gclalmzxn, T. Uulrlstein, D. Uaer 4 ner, F. Lalrovitz, M. Cohen, O. Ginsberg, P. Paradise. .Sruoud Run A. Sin, I. Taulwr. VI. lsen. A. Seicller. ,I. Fcltmun, M. l'arkel', R. Peterson, VV. Benziger, 5 Schnenlmergz. G. Ymnng. R. Susman, J. Furlong. I'1r5t Raw' fR. Young. IC, l'nnnellv. if .XIlKII'f'Z2lk.A I. lie-rvnzweixz. N. Katz. Mr. Sevller. 'I'. Fitzpatrick, H lialllcuv. J. IIHCSZI. VI, Vlatsmx. A. Palnkaytxs. Football Team Nun. J. SICVYIIVI. J. IICl'f'I1ZWCl1.f. R. IXCnhaus. vrmul Rfm' Mr. Alton. E. Cnnncllv. 0. Ginslme-rg, R. Huggntt. C. Amlrezzlk. I. flritsunis. KI. lsen. I. McIn- tee. A, Sin. T. liolllstein. IJ. Alrrams. first IQJTI' XV, lliwlwr. I.. Zhitlen. If, Ph:-l1rl1. Il. Zi1nmern1an. T. Fitznntrick. Il. lhlzllnmn. IS. Hrvffn: Hn. Ifnrlung, E. Ilolvay. J. BCIIZIQJCY. Y 1 'l11'1'dlx'lm' XY: Il:-nziuf-r. I, Liuwinku. A. Se-ifllvr. N. Katz, IJ. line-1'lne1'. R, Ilvnzigz-r, XY. Rimzlm-. R. P:'If'1'- K XXX 'mul Nm' C' gli Lightweight Basketball Team i 4. . . . . . 1. . , Inzff Ifufv Bl. liUlll'!1. li Ryan. I . I,zxlmvi1z. VY. R-uummn, Ki. Yfmng. Mr. Clmppel. crnvul ll liuriiw If Ymuiu. ll. lfgel. A. Levine. l.. Rmwn. E. Mayzel. Heavyweight Basketball Team 'Q Q. . . ':u'ke1'. R. Mulczlhy. D. Hnnfrm Srrulld lxhrri' l. lilvimzm. l , lfrzxy, ll. Ruscnillzll. l,L'x'1u, .'X. lltnfl 'Xl I U N. Rmlin. Inst Inu XX Fisclirr. l'. Svvaimfnm. I, lim-Qzi. R. Ymmu. R. llzuiclc. P. Drell. Mr. f'l1:x1uu-1. Y Svromi Row-L. VVinrImiIler. G. Altman. P. Baum. H. Miller. C. Schmidt. H. Dulmw. I-'int Kam' -P. Paratlise, E. Eek. L. Plough, Mr. Heudersliot, A. Palukaytis, II. Besovlff-. R. Susnzan The Cross Country Team C0-Cupfuins . , . . Alex Palukaytis, Lawrence Plough Manager . . . . . , . . . .Harold Balikov Couch . . Mr. Hendershot Under the able guidance of Mr. Hendershot, the cross-country team cf 1935 had a successful season. Despite the many diihculties confronti-ng a new coach, Mr. Hender- shot was able to put spirit into an entirely new team. As a result it placed in the city championship cross-country meet held at Washington Park, November 9, 1935. More- over, the Blue and Gold harriers were able to defeat such rivals as Lake View, Senn, Aus- tin, and Wendell Philips. They lost by a small margin to Laine and Schurz. The co-captains of the 1935 squad were Lawrence Plough and Alex Palukaytis, who invariably placed first and second for Roosevelt in all of the meets. Plough and Palu- kaytis, who placed tenth and nineteenth respectively in the city meet, are the ninth and tenth in the history of Roosevelt to garner major letters. Others who gained the honor of winning minor letters are Hugo Resocke, Irving Stotler, Paul Paradise, and Susman. Those members of the team who did not gain letters but whose services were invaluable throughout the season are Sheldon Weiss, Edward Eck, and Chris Schmidt. The team of 1935 wishes to express its gratitude and appreciation to Mr. Hendershot, who gave much time and effort to developing it, and to Harold Balikov, who gave his much-needed assistance as manager of the squad. 1411 Boys' Swimming Team Mwmxd Kim' WR. Kiefer. Ll. Kuiiis, F. Nc mxszzitia. XV. Sclimiclt. lf. Morris, ll. ligmlmf, R. lil-nziger, D. Ljrzn l Li. Green. Il. Bnxk, R. Fril-5. V. Drvll. I. lJVt'l'll7l1'Ll. K. R:nliu4'lrf'v'. ' l ml ' ' ' ' Yrs! Huw A. Kuntz. li. Owls. li. lllusf, R. julmsuu, lf, lclerscn. l . P1 u, D, lLn1:nlf:u'lv, R. Lwlivk. Li. Lau lwingvr, M, VU-isx, A, XYmnnvitcl1. li, Srllnnluvl. Mr. Xlzlvw. Girls' Swimming Team l'l:r'nI Ifwru C, XYinlalcr. A. Sm-s. li. f'lwcx'crs. ll. Iluratyn. Y. ,Xmlri-wil. S'1'l'uml Kim' ll. XYNV. l.. 'li1'e'11rlc'l. lf, llllvinwnlll. ll. N1-lwvv. lb, Slvinlwrv. lf. lllxlm. ll. Ste-lvlmvui. Nl. llc-rue l 1'rxf Run' ll. l'm-tl-i'si'ii. ll. Smith. Y. XY:xlNl1, Y, xylll-ill. lf, l'm-rvu, I - Milli-r. Nl. Sllilla-I. l, Ill-rmlt. f42r :milf iz. 0 rv S ' 1 -J k . .4 I 14 -'. .5I, l . Rolier Club SUFUIIIY lfurr- B, Riuka. II. VVUH. If Siglin. M. RE'I'Illlf. Y, XYZIISII. 1'4I-T51 Run' F, Kumz, C, He-ck. Y, l'1'est11111u11. li. Cucrvu. LJ. licck. M. Libert. G. A. A. , , , . . , . . mrrtlz fum' lt U1-c'kc'1'. M. 411'z1l!z111uz'1'. M. 111111. H. Rlpka. li. .X111l:'1'Nm1. Rl. flrmettsch. ,, l501'111l1. I:1111l. K, llc11de1slmt. Il, I-'hingf-r, R, Kr:-1'4'1'. H, llfurlcf-11 Y, XY:1N l4,Il,l'A1'IX,ll'fi' fll. SYc'i11lw1',f:. lf. XY111klr'1'. A. 51165. V, ,Un N ' - 1'z1111:, In. Nt'W'lIlZlIl. li. J11111.:l1z11111s. H. Nc-Iwn. KI, Ruwm D. Hake-r, li. Cooper. U. Arn-11sf111. Swmul Run' IC. f'11f'1'x'0. M. l i1111. IJ. 15111111 ll, Stmlwzlll. U. Nz'11l1:1114x-1'. F. Milla-r. A. Row. IC. SZl1VC'l'SfL'ill H. Le11bv11:, M. M11ln111'. R. Le-ss111:111. ll, Uvluvitvll. A. Ul1Iv,1n. Mm, L. I-fur-, fri! Run' Y. 1,l'CSfll'IlJC!!, L. 1'xihL'hL'l'. C. Siglin. j. Rows. L'. Heck. V. Ulhcn. Il, S:1mz1. R. Becker. IJ. lic-ck H, XYHIYA U, S111-Sung!-f-rg, 1431 I I l11ul I I1 Extra-curricular Activities As we glance back over the past four years, we find that our class, February, 1936, has taken advantage of the many extra-curricular activities offered at Roosevelt. In our Hrst year we took the opportunity to join the Civics Club, the G. A. A., the R. O. T. C., the J. Y. L., and the various other organizations open to incoming students. How proud we felt to say that we were members of these, and that we were actually participating in the activities of the school! And to complete a perfect first year of high school, many of us received honor pins admitting us into the Honor Society, which is open only to students having a high scholastic standing. In January, 1933, as sophomores, several of us became oustanding in the activities of the R. O. T. C., band, orchestra, and the athletic teams. Some of us were members of the lightweight basketball team that won a city championship, and others helped the orchestra to win second place in the city-wide finals that year. A growing interest was displayed by many of our class in the musical productions and the student publications of the school. In the winter of 1934, as juniors, we developed an interest in student activities in a larger field. We entered city, state, and national contests, and honors were brought to Roosevelt and to our class by Mozart Ratner, who won the all city J. Y. L. debate cham- pionship, and Boyce Smith, Who became national drum champion. We gave our sup- port to the musical productions which starred Alex Lechert and Sheldon Weiss, two of our popular entertainers. The Symphonic Choir, composed of many members of our class, won first place in city-wide competition, the R. O. T. C. turned out a cham- pionship squad which received an honor rating in the Sixth Corps Area. In the fall of 1935, as pompous and significant seniors, we elected Alex Lechert, Sheldon Weiss, Alice Briskin, and Eleanor Olson as our 4A Class ofiicers. Individual members of our class were chosen as ofiicials in student activities. Joe Tauber was elected president of the Supreme Student Council, Bob Calahan was elected president of the Civics Club, Rudolf Zoellner gained the position of Junior Fire Marshall, and Roland Young was elected captain of the lightweight basketball team which won the city championship. - For ma-ny of us school is coming to an end, and for all of us a new phase of life is approaching. But the knowledge, benefits, and happiness we have derived from the activ- ities of our high school days will stay with us forever. GRACE KUBY SHIRLEE SHAPIRO 1441 Fuifrflz Raft' -M, Berman, VV. Scheffner. J. lsen. L. Comly. R. Ciilllllilll. A. Pzilukziytis, H. Dmfxiniii, R. Lange. Tlzird Roto li. Melionriugli. H. Sevllcr. F. Fricrllanrl. H. Edelman. H. XYnlf. M. Schulz. V. Norman. B Deutsch. F. Phelps. .Srroud Rfrziifl, Ziegler. D. Fngelliarrlt. R. Rc-clfer. L. SCl1l6'illlSZE I'. li. Gartner, M. N r lk. Pi O 1 si 1 e , lsnn. N Rraude. J. liimpel. R. Goldberg, I I First Rrmiflll. Ratner, A. liriskin. S. Kogan. R. Cohen, S. Vlfeissliuch. I. Tauher. S. Sllamro. R. Rcnziger, R. Tauman. E. Rosenthal. The Student Council - 1' ff' .:1- lf ,- 'xp 44 1-19 L .lv I N Presidmi ....., ...,..,,. J oe Tauber fs ' iff Vice President, .... . , .S. Ronald Weissbuch Ii Secrcfary-Treasurer . , ..... Shirlee Shapiro ,,.4if,.w, 4 Q4,...Q 2-VZ! its I - ,ffl 1 The Student Council is the student self-government organization of Roosevelt. The I council meets in five sections, four of which represent the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior divisions. The fifth, the General Student Council, is representatives from each of the four sectional councils, i-n addition composed of two to two representa- tives from the Mayfair Branch, and one from each club in the school Matters concerning the individual groups are brought up in their respective councils, and those of a purely sectional nature are settled by the councils concerned. Those requiring the attention of the school as a whole are submitted to the General Student Council. Problems of interest to the entire group which develop in the General Council are, in turn, referred to the smaller groups for their consideration. The result of this system has been to provide every year in the school with the opportunity to handle its own affairs. A certain degree of efficiency in self government has been developed in the past semester, and it is the hope of the present organization that the incoming Student Council will work to secure that student and faculty co-operation which is essential to continued progress in the future. Y f , 0 7'!-yffrtx A!! fy. I' 1 'J , , f it ' .1 f , - or - A. . A F, f , ff ' ' ' . , D . If Tli1'r1z'ICa7U Tzmher. E, Gartner. R. Zoelliier. Il. Edelman. L. Schlesinirer. F. Phelns. M. Rntiicr. ' ' ' l h R I J S!'A'f77ll'i Ron' S. lirown. S. Slmpiro. H. XX'ulf. XV. Ramsteilt. A. Ialukaylis, S. Weissmuc , , iange, . Lolliian. l 1'r.vt Rafi' fl . Frierllxmil. R. Cohen. K. Anderson. R. Calalian. lf. McDonnugli. M. Schulz, V. Norman, IZ. Deutsch, The Civics Club President .... ..., R obert Calahan Vive Prvxidenf. . . . . .Kenneth Anderson Secretary . . . . .Eileen McDonough Treasurer ...,..........,..... . . .Marjorie Schulz Sfudenf Cozmril Rrprcsmifafiws .....,.,...... Bobbie Deutsch, Ferrel Phelps, Virginia Norman Outstanding in the promotion of citizenship and school service is the Civics Club, che oldest and largest club at Roosevelt. For the purpose of developing good citizenship, this organization arranges and conducts patriotic assemblies to commemorate the national holidays. It also assumes responsibility for other assemblies of a civic nature. With the intention of serving the school, it is always ready to assist any organization having the interests of the school at heart. In view of its service program, it is not surprising that every semester the club achieves a membership of between two and three thousand. In addition to enabling the members to serve their school, the Civics Club offers the opportunity to enjoy certain recreational advantages. Each semester the club provides an entertainment of local or professional talent for its members. In addition it gives two socials each semester, one for the freshman-sophomore and the other for the junior- senior members. This semcster's outstanding achievement was the purchase of a much needed public address system for the auditorium. The club hopes to improve and perfect this system until it is usable for all assembly purposes. The elected officers and the committees appointed by the president direct the policies of this club which may truthfully be called Roosevelt's booster organization. 1461 Tlzirrl' Rott'-S. Shapiro, J. Robin. B. Deutsch. M. Kostlnan, A. Cerwitz. R. Leihovitz. R. Becker. .Svrmlrl Rott'--G. Kuhy. R. Johnston. D. Cwik, M. Janowitz. S. Glazer. R. Mamllcr S. Firestone ' e' H Chun. Fzrs! Ifnre- C. Siglin, D. Beck. R. Cohen. M. Nitschke. V., Prestnmen, VV. Appletdn. i A 4 Student Activity Qffice HEAD SECRETARIES Martha Nitschke Reva Cohen ASSISTANT SECRETARIES Winifred Appleton Mydel Janowitz Dorothy Beck Ruth Johnston Henrietta Chern Marcelle Kostman Dolores Cwik Roslyn Liebovitz Sylvia Firestone Roselin Mandler Annabelle Gerwitz Virginia Prestmoen Sylvia Glazer Jeanette Robin Josephine Horen Cecile Sigli-n The 209 Secretaries constitute one of the oldest organizations in the school. These girls work in what is known as the Student Activity Oflice or 209 where they gain valuable all around experiences as typists, stenographers, and managing secretaries. It is considered a high honor to be allowed to enter the office in this capacity. Every girl must have a minimum average of 85, with no subject below 80. One girl is head manager, and the office of head secretary is one eagerly sought after by those best qualified. Many former secretaries have found their experience in 209 invaluable in their business career. The Student Activity Office handles and supervises practically all student activities that are outside of the class room, with the single exception of athletics. These activities include the issuing of bulletinsg various typing jobsg mimeographingg taking of -dicta- tiong financial supervision of the Weekly, Civics Club, Annual, and all special drives for charities, etc.g arranging assembliesg the daily clean-up systemg the hall guard systemg etc. The ofhce operates under the sponsorship of Mr. Schulz and Miss Waters. f 1 Jw., M v NJ fa v, by ,ff I l .Sitfrond Rau' -H. VYnlf. J. Lnlm. H. Dorfman. M. Arenberg. S. Brown. Ifirxf Rim' B. lileieller, H. Eclelman. Miss VK'ate1's. M. Ratner, S. Graber, R. Becker. J. Y. L. President ...... . . .Mozart Ratner Vice President, . . . . .Herbert Edelman Secrcffary . . . , .Sylvia Graber Treaxzzrei' . , Ierthn Gleicher . Y. L. has increased its membership to almost three During the past semester, the J hundred and has become the second largest club in the school. This non-sectarian organization, created in 1925 for the purpose of acquainting the high school youth with Jewish culture, history, and customs, is a part of the city-wide Jewish Youth Alliance under the jurisdiction of the board of Jewish education. Speakers and programs are furnished through this medium. Another phase of the activities of this group is the publication of the J.Y.L. Voice, a monthly magazine edited by members of the Alliance. The Alliance also sponsors debates and basketball tournaments. The Roosevelt J.Y.L. debate team, consisting of Mozart Ratner and Herman Dorfman, Won the tournament and cup last year. Still another important function o t e lewis g nds. Both ,student and outside talent are employed f h ' h Youth Lea ue is to provide entertain- ment for members and their frie for this purpose. At many social affairs refreshments were served. The sponsor is Miss Elisabeth M. Waters. 1481 J. Y. L. L Fanrtlz RUTH -XY. Pullnk. N. Lvvine .AL Rulriu. 11, Slmpirn. Tlzird Kms' M. Hccht. li. Levin, V. Grows, H. fir:-enschlag. R. Golrlwtein. D. Smnlcnsky. J. Rubin. D. Vzxluw sky. C. Scllruihc-rg. gl'1.'t7llli Rmi' H. Harrison. I. 'I'zn1lmvr. li. Springer. M, Mulner. C. fnheu. T. Lihznmff. A. Shernmn. E. Gulfl berg. J. Tsen. M. Schwcrcllin. D ' N 4 First lx'fm' .I. Ilurrix. N. Irznulc. L. l,llkZl1'l. A. Ssll. D. liurstyn. H. Baskin. N. Sinmn. M. Lilvert. L Nierlotf F. Kzxplzm. R. Le-ilmvitz. J. Y. L. Imfrflz lffm' R. Tzxunlzul. A. NVQ-incr. A. VV:xintruul1. M. Herman. L. XYinfln1illcr. Tlzznl' Non -NY. Fischer. E. Segal. I. Pitesky. li. Lcishin. L, IQYIICICIIIZIII. S, Hittlcwn. R. L-UIIQII. C. Gulclhergr. L, Sorkin. tjtgtllhi Rofuf -S. Krugzln. H. Rosen, E. ilzlrtner. R. Zuellner. A, Leclzert. R. Laurin. H. Vinikour, J. VVaisn1a11. lm! Run' E. Frankel. ll, Ruby. S. Slmpirn. A. fierwitz. I . 'FQHIIYEI1 F. Sigglin. E. ROSCIIIIZIUIII, A. Lerner, L. Daar. S. Taunlzum. S. l rie-clrnzm, 1491 111 J. Y. L. lmartll lfuw S. SvImI'z. NI. Niwvw-ky. II. ficrvin. I. IIUIICII. S. IJiII. If. KZIIPIIIII. II. I1:nIfImv. I.. Sclllciinjrcr, S. XY:-isfIuuCI1. NI, Nitaclxkc. R. Colwn. Ii. Spcctur. NI. Iinstnmn. I., Slntnick, 'rand Run' IJ. l.ipecImItz. R. Mznmllf-r. S. I7irestcme. j. I.m':m1. ii, RIM-ntI1:nI. RI. XYUII. Ii. AIIIYICVVIIII, I . 'iz0Im:nu. IC. Iivrk. R. Svulrn M. .XcIer. VK Iirxf lx'u7x' hl, ilimpel. 'If Ruv:ImtI', ll. See-lig, I., I'4iIIux'. If. IILIYIKHIIS, If ,I:nII'e. NI. l'uww1'. II. J2iC41I1smx. If. R:lIxc-n-. S. Ifzactur. IJ. 'I12lllI!i'l'. J. Y. L. IIIIIIWI lx'm4' R. Nlilstc-in. ll. I'zu1Iv. .I. Iiwllxlm-inn. XY. Iicnzigvr. IZ. IIIIIIIIIIVII. IP. Krull. M. I.viImvi1z. I' Sicvvr. IC, Ilzuglv. Smwuni Iffm' I.. Iizmlm. .X. Ilrixkin. IJ. Svlmcll. II. flu-rn. XY. Applvtrm, S. llill. IE. SIHIIIIIUIII. Z. Z:-Ikin If. Miller. R, I'1'uuI1nx'nick. I, IIr0cnIrQ1'g. 1'r'.v! Kms' IJ, Sha-in. KI. Zinn. NI. AIZIIIIWVIIZ. I . Yihcm. S. Perclgut, R. 1IuIqlIw1'g, II. liuvzv, G. Fcnlcr. BI Schulz, Y. Norman. 1501 l'1'1l Iffm' II. Ifinstnm. I.. NY:u'IneI. II. Iillglllll. R, I.ipscImItz. Ii, llrum-r. If, I rie1II:mrI. II, Mfxtjzxsiu. Ii. Ilurg. Fourth Raith-P. Olshansky. R. Susman. VV. Geih. L. Schlesinger. E. Grrtner, D. Provan. A. Lecliert. H Edelman. ll. Rosen. G. Engel. M. Ratner. H. Miletzky. H. Erclnian. Third Row- fj. Becker. l. fiulrlsmith. l. Stolmlre. R. hvClSSilllCll. IJ. Smolensky. l. Zieger. D. Engelharilt. 12 Huyvaert. P. Gross. C, Slirailnerpz. R. Katz. Second ROTl 'ihf. Schylwerg. R. Meyer. L. Delloer. G. Seelig. G. SCIIWIKH. M. Gruber, I. Huyvaert, E. Knnrl sen, A. Gerwitz. J. Lothian. M. Scott. A. Schyherg. First Rmv'-fC, Sivlin. H. Chem. R. Becker. M. Nitschke. A. Rriskiu. ii. Kuliy, R. Zoellner. M. Schulz S. Kogan. S. Shapiro. S. VVeisslwuch. R. Schwarz. The Hall Guard System Chief ...........,.. . . . . .Rudolf Zoellner Assistant Boy Chief. . . . .Sidney Kogan Assistant Girl Chief. . . ...,.. Grace Kuby Secretary ,....,.... . . .Marjorie Schulz Assistant Secretary .......,.....,.....,,......... Marie Reiter The hall guard system is one of the oldest and most important organizations at Roosevelt, It has kept order in the corridors of both Roosevelt and Hibbard, where it was put into operation nearly fourteen years ago. Mr. E. H. Schulz, the organizer of the system, has been its sponsor throughout its entire existence. The most important functions of the system are: 1. To keep order in the corridors duri-ng school hours 2. To direct traffic during lunch periods 3. To maintain order and cleanliness in the lunch room 4. To take charge of fire drills 5. To supervise the seating and order at assemblies These duties are handled by the three sections of the organization, namely, the staff, the corridor guards, and the lunch line-up guards. The staff, consisting of the chief, his assistants, and the secretaries, are in complete charge of the system. The chief, who is also the Junior Fire Marshall, is responsible for details of the fire drills. The staff also arranges the seating and keeps order at assemblies. The corridor guards see that quiet is maintained in the halls throughout the day. The lunch guards are in charge of the lunchroom and see that it is orderly and clean in appearance. The line-up guards direct traffic during the lunch periods so as to avoid congestion of certain stairways. ' Because of its ma-nifold purposes, the hall guard system is important in the make-up of our school. Its success, however, is dependent upon the student body whose coopera- tion it solicits. 1511 Boys' Council 'Illini Run' S. Kogan. S. Chuplik. R. Su4m:m. L. Cmuly. l. Siegel. l. Kussy. T, Stolznr. VV. llzmicke. Trmui Ruff' ll. Anlc. R. Ilurtwig. A, Palmer. P. Unum. Il. Nathanson. H. Lnviue. Mr. H8Ckf:xl'. l ll illel H Fflcln 1' S' R gCll'VZl'l'Z. VV. lgel. E. Notnv. R. Luomls, VN. lnlcllris irxf Row j. N 1 . . ' mu. . ,ICVCII . . N 4 Stage and Light Committee K X 1 . J. VVoorlville, E. Bascom, R, Lang. Third RUTH' --R. Kamin. F. Neproszatis, N. Nurcutt. . 1 ncerson S!'l'0llt1IfU7K' -Mr. Schulz. G. Lunrl. S. Schultz, R. Fellner. J. lizulour, Mr. Naflen. lfirxt Kun' -R. Cnlnlmn, H. Blzulh. R. Philahuum, Miss Waters, VV. Ramste-dt, A. Pznlukaytis. 1521 Third RMU- A. Lampert. R. Shapiro. E. Offerclalil. M. Olrerg, R. Eichenlirum, G. Larson, R. Benziger R. Isenson. J. Baclour. Sermld Rott' S, VVeiss. E, Erickson. R. Znccarrl. VV. Rieck. H. Stole. fi. Ruliey, J. Relnler, L. Dutia. E Stranrlluerg, S. Ronzheimer. First Rott'--I. Siegel. VV. lgel, C. Vlamynek. VV. Seheffner. Sgt. Ackernian. H. Lnndalil, D. Bilger, E. Zac card. R. Loomis. Staff Cadet Major Warren Scheffner, Commanrliug Cadet Captain Harold Lundalil, Adjulant COMPANY A Cadet Captain E. Zaccard, Commanding First Platoon-Cadet Second Lieutenant E. Erickson Second Platoon-Cadet Second Lieutenant S. Ronzheimer COMPANY B Cadet Second Lieutenant I. Siegel, Commanding First Platoon-Cadet Second Lieutenant S. Weiss Second Platoon-Cadet First Lieutenant W. Igel COMPANY C Cadet CaptainV. Vlamynek, Commanding First Platoon-Cadet Captain R. Zaccard Second Platoon-Cadet Sergeant H. Stok COMPANY D Cadet Captain M. Lansman, Commanding Platoon Commander-Cadet Second Lieutenant R. Loomis The R. O. T. C. Under the experienced leadership of Sergeant Ackerman and the cadet oflicers, the Roosevelt R. O. T. C. has gained an enviable position among the other units of the Sixth Corps Area. It possesses an honor rating for perfection in drill and appearance, a crack squad, which has gained trophies several times i-n city meets, and a rifle team which other schools have found hard to beat. On joining the unit, the cadet is first taught the fundamentals of drill, neatness, discipline, courtesy, and handling a rifle. Later he is given an opportunity to become an officer, at which time he is i-nstructed in self-reliance, efficiency, and leadership. Each semester merit bars and medals are given for efficiency, neatness, and rifle competition. It is the privilege of the incoming student to join the R. O. T. C. and profit by the training it offers. Each semester an increasing number are taking advantage of this opportunity with the result that the Roosevelt unit is one of the best in the city. 1531 Camera Club Third Row ll. Frdnmn, J. Stein. L. Sclmlc-simzer, M. Landman. Svcand Ifrm' R. Lipsclmltz. E. Lcishiu, E. Olsam, S. Hlack. D. I'1'1wau, L. Kahn, B. Mzxtjasic. B. Springer. First RMK' R. Srulc. li. Cromer. ll. Eng'c-lhnrdt. I. Pitesky. Mr. if E. Fullmcr, VV. Pulluk, I. Zieger, Iluyvucrt, M. Nitschkc. M. Miller. 1 Penaspxr Third R00 E R09l'!ll3'lllll1 I Yieger M Ai'C!l1N,'l'1I BI Rubin. E. Segal, C. Siglin, M. Libcrt. Second 161ml-D. Xlurnxgxs. QX. 'Bgiskinf A.. gcll. T. lialofin, S. Glnzcr, D. Lipschultz, L. Niedoff, Miss Clark Third Kawf-INI. Ilarris, J. Q101lU'lHl1iF, S. Brown. B. Glcicher, N. Ader, N. Bruude. V541 Tlrird Rott' D. rxl7!'3I'l15. L. Brown. l, Pitcsky. D. Gray. l. Kossy, F. Phelps. H. Edelman. A. Palmer, P. Siever. H, Lavine. M. Goldberg. R, Baum. M. Lean. Stroud Rim' P. Ostroff. A, Shocker. L. Fnrfel. F. Frierllantl. R. Cohen, M. Nitschke. Tl. Matjzisic. J. Huy- vaert. E. Spector, F. Folk. L. Sorkin, N. Braurle, H. Willinger, B. Peterson. First Raw li, Gartner. C. Siglin. T. Zieger. li. Gleicher. R. Schwarz. Miss Tinker. E. Notov, S. Brown. S. Glazer. L. Schlesinger, A, Briskin, R. Apple. D Ml The Weekly T Editor-in-Chief. . . . , .Robert L. Schwarz Assoriulc Editor, , . . , .Bertha M. Gleicher Liierary Editor. . . . . ,Doris E. Engelhardt Sports Editor ,..,, . . ..,..... Edward Notov A school, like a great city, is a center of activity. And like every city, it must have its newspaper to record local occurrences, The Weekly is the organ by means of which the four thousand or more students of Roosevelt High School keep in touch with the many events which occur daily in and about the schoola. From the outset of its organization in 1927, Roosevelt's initial year as a high school, the Weekly has maintained a standard worthy of its motto, A Worthwhile Newspaper for a Worthwhile School . Attesti-ng to its standing as one of the line high school news- papers in the country, are the honor memberships which the Weekly possesses, namely -the Illinois State High School Press Association, and the National Scholastic Press Association. ' A special tribute was accorded the Weekly this semester when Quill and Scroll, official organ for international high school journalism, at Northwestern University, awarded it membership in the international honor society of high school newspapers. This semester Robert Schwarz, editor-in-chief, has endeavored to present a paper equally interesting to all groups in the school. Freshmen and sophomore news and features particularly have been augmented. Under the able guidance of Miss Lavinia M. Ti-nker, editorial adviser, the staff mem- bers have worked to produce and publish a paper worthy of the great school of which it is a part. The faculty business advisers are Ewald H. Schultz a-nd Miss Elisabeth M. Waters. Y 1551 l 144, fl 641112417 144.41141 - ff ' Q -t :ij 1' f . M,1,JQ?,., . . Wjv 4 xt 4 M' Fifth Run' G. XVl1an1nn4l. XV. Mciirane. Il. I-Ierrmann. R. Mayherey, A. Schott, R. Kamin, E. Swanson J. Smith. Fourth lx'r1':t'- V, Fluei. R. Fries. L. Cimdv. R. Kaulw. R. Neuhaus. N. I4lnn1entlml. II. Hem'-l:f-. Il. lVPlCl'll'l'l1ll'lIl. Third Ran'--R. Felber. L. Plough, E. Eck, F. Phelps. G. Larson. V. Bonnefoi, S. Schultz, M. Norcutt R. llenziger. Second Rafe- -G. Lund. R. Hartwig. XY. Fernow. J. Iiarlour. E. Iiaseonl. H. Schmidt, E. Kim, R. Knudtson M. Placko. R. VValimler. VV. Engle. First Row--K. Anderson. J. VVooflville. R. I.ang.:e. A. Palukaytis. R. Calahan, Mr. Nailen, H. Bladli, W. Ramsterlt, VV. Anderson. R. Loomis, The Senior Hi-Y President . . . . , ,Robert Calahan Vice Prcsizfrzzf . . . Herbert Bladh Svcrefury . . , . .Alex Palukaytis Trr'as11rr'r ,.... ...,...., . . Walter Ramstedt Simlem' CIlIl?7l'il Rl'p'VFSl'l7fHfil'U . Robert Lange The purpose of the Senior Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend higher standards of physical, mental, and spiritual worth. Throughout the year, in connection with its objective of mental growth, the Hi-Y has conducted tours to various points of interest in the Chicago area. With the inten- tion of furthering its physical development program, the group invited Dr. Bertha Schaefer of the Illinois State Social Hygiene League to speak at one of its meetings. To extend the spiritual interests of the club, Dr. Rei-ner of the Waveland Congregational Church spoke at the formal induction of new members. Among the high lights of the semester were a steak fry at one of the forest preserves, and a trip to the State Y. M. C. A. Older Boys' Conference at Rock Island, Illinois. The club also enjoyed the privilege of helping the school by purchasing equipment for the cheer leaders. Club activities and routine are based Wholly on the four C's-clean sports, clea-n scholarship, clean speech, and clean living. The club undertakes the responsibility of cultivating and nourishing these ideals. 1561 Szlrtlz Row--M. Miller. M. Hazen. L. Feichtmeier. P. Valkenaar, B. Matjasic. L. Erickson. S. Glazer A. Rieger. A. Humecki. H. Axelrod. A, Briskin. Fifth Row- M. Kulieke. L. VVinter. O. Jumes. H. Johnson. E. Schnur, A. Drhull. C. Siglin, C. Goldberg L. Bruckman. E. Heiile. A. Fihnn. P. Olsen. Fourth Row-P. VValdbauer. S. Factor. S. Friedman. R. Dolirmann. R. Cohen. B. Knoke, F. Lindgren M. Zinn, B. Kagan, R. Srole. R, Spikings. S. Gittleson. F. Kaplan, A. Gerwitz, M. Newman. Third Row-M. Harris, M. Gruber. B. Gleicher. G. Seelig. R. Rantenherg. E. Berk, F. Wizelman, E. Rosen baum. Miss Badger. M. Lihert, L. Niedoff, S. Brown, E. Olson, R. Mancller, S. Firestone, L. Ege- land, XV. Stippe, N. Braude. Second Row-aL. Martinson. L. DeBoer. Su-es.. E. McDonough, D. Engelliardt. I. Zieger, J. Huyvaert, J. Rowe, R. Bisantz. M. lxitschke. E. Leishin. R. Cohen. A. Sell, G. Huboi. First Rl71C'fX'. Psiharis. D. Henning, Vivian Angralmrirrht. D. Baker. E. Cooper, W. Furlong, G. Hixon E. Bernts, E. VVolFf, A. Gredys, G. Herman, D. Lipschultz, M. Krispin. The Girl Reserves President . . . . . . .Julia Huyvaert Vice President . ...... Irma Zieger Secretary ..,,. . . .Mary Jean Rowe Treasurer .... ......, , . . Ruth Bizantz Sfzlclent Council Rcfjwcseniufizfe ......,......... Doris Engelhardt Every semester the Girl Reserves extends a hearty invitation to all girls attending Roosevelt. Those accepting this invitation are promised a full semester of enjoyment, education, and new experiences, as this is the only organization i-n the school for girls and also the only one in which every member directly participates in the activities. The program is divided into three parts: intellectual, spiritual, and social, respectively. Meetings, therefore, are classified under the headings of lectures and speeches, cere- monies, parties, a-nd social get-together meetings, all of which are conducted by five committees, which include every member. The aim of the Girl Reserves is to inspire the members to reach toward the best, to be clean in mind and body, to seek eagerly to better themselves, and to serve where they are needed. Loyalty, dependability, and sincerity, are pledged by the faithful members. As a part of its service work, the organization fulfills a 'pledge for money to the Y. W. C. A. by which it is supervised and supported. It also helps to give happiness to orphans and to crippled veterans. The Girl Reserve emblem is a blue and silver triangle, the three points denoting body, mind, and spirit, in which is inserted the initials, G. R. Around the triangle is a circle representing life in all its phases. Unique and original, wholesome and entertaining, the Girl Reserves offers every girl an opportunity to become a more worthwhile person. 157V , Q v Fourtlijlhgzf--I.. VVindniiller. H. Rosen, M. Levine. H. Flayer, C. Rogge, G. VVeyer, R. McDonald, I. Kossy. . .canlan. Third Row- -S. Kravitz. D. Shapiro. K. Stoffle, H. NYillinger. I. Rosenlxloonl, R. Feinson, R. Frankelsteiu. A, Hirsh. IJ. Orloviteh. M. Lurie. S. Moore. M. Olverg. Second Row M. Shinclnmn. E. Culler. F. Fritz. G. Hegerman, E. Koven. G, Strull, L. Paisin, S. Halpern, T. Gutman. G. Franzus. ll. Meyer. Miss Rathlrun. First Row HS. Delioven. J. llluoni, U, Koven. A. Wallace. C. Jziiife. A. Horwiteh, E. llurkons, R. Rosen. M. Lehman. VV, Sclieffner. The Library Club One of the newer organizations at Roosevelt is the Library Club which, after an absence of several years from the list of extra-curricular activities, has again taken its place among them. To promote a close relationship among that group of students who, in serving as assistants in the library, perform a most necessary service for the student body, is the primary aim of the organization. The means selected as best suited to this purpose is the production of one-act plays and playlets to be completely in the hands of the members. The variety of programs proposed has caused the club to be divided into two groups meeting every other Friday, one the second period and one the eleventh. Presiding over the entire organization is a president, while each of the groups has a chairman at its head with a secretary and treasurer under him. Membership in the club is limited to student library assistants serving during the current semester. The club now numbers fifty, a total which will probably remain constant. Sponsoring the club is Miss Olive M. Rathbun, who, as head librarian, serves one of the most vital needs of a modern high school such as Roosevelt. 1581 Cornets Albert Freedman Stuart Gerber Kenneth jones Thomas Wills Trumpets Robert Blair Jack Brown Hyman Cooper Arthur Fienberg joseph Johnston Bernard Kritzberg George Patris Robert Susman French Horns Louis Condy Sidney Kogan Tromhoncs Bert Grossman Charles Katz Norman Kramer Robert Lerche James Peterson Edward Seibert Harry Shapiro Baritones Bernard Apple Donald Bilger Ronald Gilchrist The Band Tubas Herbert Edelman Frank Kray William Miller Drums David Baker George Collet George Cherry Richard Flaharty Oscar Groner Lawrence Leioforth George Levy Edward Zaccard Ohoes Edwin Crost Albert Somit Flutes Marvin Gorin Dan Houghton Clarinets Bernard Brown Arthur Bywell Courtland Day Willard Eisenman Earl Erickson Walter Fernow Hyman Finston Allan Freedman Bernard Gastwith 1591 Harold Grinker Fred Huber Edward Israel Leon Kniaz George Miller Harold Miller Walter Nygren Paul Scop Harry Srole Emes Strandber David Wandell Donald Weichman Arnold Weiner Alto Clarinet Lawrence Shore Bassoon Abner Schlutz Alto Saxophone Leonard Dubow Eugene Finkel Arthur Marshall Tenor Saxophone Jack Lidosky Baritone Saxophone William Riske Second Period Fifth Period Choral Club Choral Club I Qifflsff WWW xl- 1'g,,Q'fQV,f0fa if C YN ' 'f vvkfw 1621 Sympho yy f gf' Kiffw -JMJWX ,fffgf ,jg ,-.ff f yy 5X f x ' O The International Drawing Exchange llrirll Num' C. Amlrcznk. li. lick. VY, l'ullzil4. A. Palmer. J. Jensen. R. Schwarz. St'iY7Illf Ram' R. Rm-llc. li. lll'l'lllN. ll, liiigcllizinlt. VI. lliiyvzu-11. l. Ziegler. Nl. Schulz. ll. Matjnsic, R. Cala 2 . hm rxt lfmi' l.. XY:ichtel. ll. King. li. Liss. l., Sclilesinqer. Nr. llja-iewtifllt, li. llartner. R. flnlwlln-1'g'. F. Gnlml- lrerg, S, liittlewu. Spanish Club rurtfz Kim' ll. li!lk'1IlI!lK'l'. .X, llzlwwwi. R. llrrcwilmm. -l. lhlw. l., lfrli-V. ,l. Sluuiuelwki. Xl. ,Xx'.'i1lwL': :. N Altsclsulcr. ll. .X1'4n1wux1. li. lflwliug, u i Illini Knit' G. lli-rnlzm. Y. VY:1lsl1. ll. Krulmick. Y. XYzxlNh. I. Olson. l, Ulwcn. l. Ripliuger. IJ. Mitchell I.. Treurlel. 'rwnl Rim' ll, Hueflmzum, l.. llmwellzi. G. Jllllflllfllllli. C. iilllllllllll. l'. lfurlmmg. ll. Petcrsun, J. Rowe M. liernrlt. li. liniulsen. Bl. Cllevopiilus. A. Slmeker. R, juluiftmi. Miw l'llrieh. Nl. Miller. Iirxf Run' li. Ol-nn. ll. 1'zu'1'ull. li, iimlinez. F, Vllilter. IJ. llilgcr, A. kirewlys, A. Vita, A. llerwitz, XY lianicke, li. Cllervu. 1 64 1 Main Oflice Secretaries Ygllfnl Ruiz' llnvirl. IC. fl1'cv11sChl:u:.A H. Uvlltwqh. Y. Nnvnlzm. Ruwc. S. l :u'tn1'. S. Ilivmslrllrg. .Xffmnd Nnfv IC, C111-1'mnv. ll. .x1'C H4l4. l'. X-IlHit'I1llLl1'. I, llwycr. M. NL-wmam. li. l'uupm'. lf. Svhnnr. I-'rrxf NUTS' lf. licrk. lf. llllrg. F, NYi7L-lmznm. IC. Spector. M. Kustluzm. IC. I.u-vin. Log Staff Tuf' 16117-' R. l':n1:nl11u1. NY .l'm'uu. S. Slmxiru. ll. Kulq. M. Nitwlxlw. I. Zin-yur. R. Dim. M. T,iIw1't. R I R-,lvm't4, G. Casa-llza. I. Stein. R. Z:u'c:11'4l. Sfnflzll lx'un' E. Zzxcczxrnl. DI, 'l'zn1Yw1'. ll. llzxlilmv. ,l. Ilullcr. R. Zur-Ilm'1'. H. llubiu. J. lwn. .X. XY:1il1lr4mlv RI. Amlnr. M. Btfllllill. li. Ilznglnx 'fllinl' Nun' E. liek, H. XN'ulf. ll. lllviclu-1'. .X. Hahn. F, Fricwllzxxxcl. A. flL'x'witz. N, lh':l111lL'. KI, llnrris L. Nicxlr1iT. R. Johnston. ll. Ijlvwclulhz, AI. Ruvvr. I.. Svl1Iesi11gvx'. IC. HLu'111u1'. l?nHuu1 Iflm'-,X. Hriskin. S. XYUSNN. if Siglin. I. l'itwk5. S. llruwmm. Miw XY:m'1'x. RI. Iizxtmf, il. Su-li li. lulu-n, A. I.m-L'hcrt. lt. OIMI11. f6S1 W Av A Pi 37 W gf,,QkM in X W :rf few 1 x ' X 725 WW ww , 1 M ea W ww 1 6 1 .Bef -Q BML ' , L 1 I 1' e rs ae gwxgwkvw iffvfa ix QxDxvQrU5 A Qcfor omg 2fi?2,z g n K - Fiorer-ce Txjfelen h Fried iand Wolf 22 , V Qnfmsgwiexhwan ' - 1 NV . 4,,V 1' Rdefkgmeri eff Qgfafidn y vf xg QW W 'DQX9 Shirley Brown 1681 ? Q-Q :if I A ,J Msg. M Tn I s M 1 X fha X LQCAQIC Befhlgeg !67afQ, Malgz Dwi 69 Employment as Some Would Have It Q CA Playj fSeene: the ofice of an executive. Enter a Roosevelt student in search of employment, lucrative preferrea'.j THE Boss Qputting aside his copy of Cynthia's Revels with a sighj: Well, young man? THE STUDENT: I'm looking for a job. THE Boss Qwith a frownj: Write me a love lyric in iambic hexadecanfeter. THE STUDENT: I-Iuh? Oh . . . ! Well, I'll try, sir. QWrites diligently for ten minutes and then offers his brain child to the boss.j THE Boss treading aloudj: Love is the sweetest thing. Where have I heard that before? fReads onjz I love my baby, my baby loves me. Her eyes sparkle like the dew, when it rolls off a duck's back in the morning! That's not bad at all. Positively Whit- mannish. Now, young fellow, I'l1 try you again. Chacun son metierf' Who said that? THE STUDENT Cstartledj: Who said what? I didn't hear nothin'! THE Boss: Did I hear a double negative? Woe is meg when sorrows come, they come not single spies but in battalions. THE STUDENT: Goody, will I be a spy? THE Boss: In order to Work for us, you must speak Latin fluently. Translate as I speak. Sic semper tyrannisg volvox globator, paramecium corynebacterium diph- rheriaef' THE STUDENT: In the stress of learning perfect Greek, as I have done, I forgot my Latin, sir. THE Boss: Well, then, give me some Greek. THE STUDENT: Ah, Greek! Let me see. One-scup-coffee, rust-biff, cocklenotz pie! THE Boss: Excellent. Now for your duties. We have in stock about 400,000 dam- aged sentences that need repairing. Some have dangling participles, some shifts in con- struction, and . . . THE STUDENT las he faintsj: Shades of my English teachers! WALTER PORGES Aftermath of Valentine,s Day I did not sleep so well last night! 'Twas not because the stars were bright, 'Twas not the pale moon's baneful light That kept me wide awake in bed While others to the world were dead. I did not sleep so well last night! In confidence I now recite The reason for my hapless plight:- It was because that girl of mine Did not send me a Valentine. I have no praise for Valentine, He is no patron saint of mine, I-Ie's just a Scotchman, I opine. A happier saint will bless my way,- My girl will write St. Patrick's Day! BOYCE V. SMITH. OUCH! I clipped the picture out with care And placed it where it looked quite fair. I looked, I sought: I sought in vain: Then turned around and looked again. The walls smiled down upon my folly. And then I sat on that tack, by golly. NATHAN LEVINE. 17QY Reflections in- a Snowfall The world was very wear-y, The sky did ever weep, The trees in naked awkwardness Were kept from winter sleep- Unrest, disquietude prevailed And discontent the world all hailed. Then, looking down, God saw below This dark earth full of grief and woe Sent as a gift from Him to man The fragile virgin snow. And when at length the sleepy World Has drawn that shade of eve'n And doffed her daytime splendor, Her sparkling jewels to leave in Darkness, save for the morn The lamp of night now glowing, Catches patches of glowing jewels That day forgot in going. One by one the stars appear- The candles of the sky- Serenely shining down the While Where crusted snowdrifts lie. How still the peaceful Winter night, How white and cold the snow! Yet warmth and cheerfulness have lic Upon God's earth below. Home I'm not a craven, I never turn From duties that I must discern, But in the spacious firmament On earth, what being is content To meet his Host in lights of fame. I'll take my blows at home, I claim- At Home. For let me work with spirit strong, And face my duties in days long, And let my work as He has planned And bless my priest and group my band, So in the Strain of'Life I'll rear My woes in life, but let me steer My grind at Home. With laurels to my home I'd go, But for them I'll not hew my foe, For every phase of life can't take courage home, but just can make 'starry inspiration dim, My My For all my love lies there with Him, At Home. 1711 4 RUBY Romanrs ELLIOTT HAGLE .. v,, ' 4' J 1. x K 0 1' In x A M in n rx -. 4 M,-qi 1 72 1 1-Q.AnmrAml!l1am -xii 3? I .M ' fig? Q gif M H' A kgfykwiggx WM W WMM Q V 1 N x 53- 1,,,,.vX 3 ,W 1, 'X.'QV'S4-L K .R - - SRC l.-. 4-- Lf ' - 4 ' -J ' . V X' - Uk' ks: fi . L3 ECL 1 -53 ' q K-- -fp' -. H X N