Roosevelt High School - Log Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1948 volume:

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The recognition of this truth has played its part in making us what we arc. V Today, as graduates, we look back with satisfaction to the changes we have un' dergone while we have been within the Circle of Roosevelt. Now we are older in exf perience, more mature physically and mentally, more sophisticated in our social conf tacts. Our conception of high school education is that of a relative balance of vvork and play. We more fully realize the significance of the truth that education, from registration to graduation, is life. 5 YV'-xi-. ff f . as A f , , V ' ' 1 , V 1.-deaf :sl-'L if ififwffw liflul wi' .kvfL.f t' f.w.'f1.,r.L' atc-L Cyp' , ., aj' Prom night, that gala event before the final crossing of the stage, the-night when you know that the circle of high school education is almost finished and the circle of the future is waiting for you! The night when the smell of flowers, the glow of familiar faces, the laughter of happy couples give a magical touch to the occasion! Dreams and plans of the four years are interwoven to make this night of nights. There is no room for sorrow on this night of dreamsg joy prevails, for the memory of prom night, our prom night, will remain with us long after we enter the larger circle of experience awaiting US. The R symbolizes hard work, individual achievement, service to the school, teamwork. To one xvho lzas earned his R there is no more thrilling occasion than the day he knows an is his. To one who wears the R it means he has done more than just go to schoolg he has helped to make our school go. just a letter of the alphabet to some but to winners of the RM in service, activity, or athf letics, it means they could and they did for Roosevelt, 6 f 1, Www f f f .hy 17 f nm f w 1 :Jiri-qi ., Z x w N X QXXQ X ,nf , f w 4 V' ' Z 12 x Z , f X, , W 52 X ' e f XS if? fx' Ml ,, , I If U, 1 1 , x X ff , - g ' , . X 4 if , M., LIL., , , 'W 7 Q 1, f, ' X N, X 44593 f Aj!! WN With a new trainer, the Aero Shop boys gain valuable flight experience. An airplane is just a toy to the rnen who take Aero Shop. Room 131-where the division teachf ers and their students rneet to plan and discuss the future. 8 e orfcl yn f th resent and the past. A The future is inevitably a part o e p ' ff' .. fi up I eir ancfa d d t u on a successful present. The stuf worthwhile future is epen en p dents of this c lass will undoubtedly be capable of contributing to the h ' bilit to understand and inf present directly in proportion to t eir a y terpret the past in relation to contemporary living. 0i1'l8l'l16lA'eI'J 0 0l'I'l0I'I'0LU In the food classes the girls have an opportunity to learn about both the practical and tlre gracious pliases of living. Among tlie practical activities of the Home Economics Department is training in lrome nursing. Every student lras found liis way to tlie clinic at one time or anotlier cluring liis sojourn at Roosevelt. 2 is-N www-Aww si, Ns J Mn, Good eating and good gosf p can be had in abundance 1e1y day in the lunch room. Take a course in physics nd become a jackfoffall ades. O In a class room . . . where zowledge is acquired, asf nilated, and used. 11 . .,X H I' ' :aff V .2 -L. 'I' ur guiding pirif We whoare graduating from Roosevelt High School sa' lute the man who to us is synonymous with Roosevelt-Mr. John L. U'Brien, Jr. A Your genial smile, your morning watch, your inspiring None minute talks at assemblies, your Warm friendship, your sympathetic understanding, have endeared you in the hearts of all who have left Roosevelt, who are going to leave, and who have just arrived. To the man of the hour, every hour of our school day, !91 appreciative seniors say, 'LHail and Farewell 12 o ,M V, f yfsffgfffly' S , , f Xf yy W ,, f -X ,S f f X 7 j , 4 4' . .tl , fx ,ff Y, 'Qi .f ff , , ff, if MSL 'f ff lgeawvy. WH., ,f , mf f. ,I .f,,4, , x 'X ' ,! K I , f, Wg X X X , if if , f 'ig x 05, ,, X , 5119 ' Qi Q f f wi. f f Ni ,f 7 iw wiv x X? ,L sf , ' 'ftgig , f 4'-I, W .5 X, Z1 7 f W ,, pf? I X K f ,W ,V f ' , , ww f ffksx- , f qf - WG kg W! ,, XS, L, -W , ,,fss'1,' x W W' ' fm, W, - X rv, f SY, ,, NX,,g, WXW ' W if a 2 X ff Q X ,, f X ,,, X , QW .s ,M 4 ff Row Three--Mr. George F. Ockerby, Assistant Principal Row OnegMiss Margaret M. Mosher, SB Row Tw0YMiss Ella C. Moynihan, 4A Adviserg Mr. Charles F. Steiner, ZA Ad' Adviserg Mr. Melvin D. Thompson, 4B viserg Miss Eva Frost, QB Adviserg Mr. Aclviserg Mrs. Lillian O. Nelson, 3A .lonatlmn A. Hacker, lA Adviser. Adviser. 14 Jeooaeuefffi alcfminiairaiiue Siu Row One-Mr. Donald I. Naden, Attendf Row Two-Miss Elisabeth M. Watei's, IB ance Counselorg Mr. Earl J. Leeney, Busf Adviser, Adjustment Teacherg Miss Hel' iness Agentg Miss Irene McKean, Regisf en A. Hutton, Placement Counselorg trarg Mr. Wilfred Hendershot, School Miss Lynne S. Harford, Student Aetivif Treasurer. ties Adviser. 15 acufiy Row Four-B. Alton, R. Bach, G. Badger, R. Bannister. Row 'Three-T. Bannon, A. Bergborn, F. Bergstrand, G. Birtman Row Two-G. Brand, L. Bristol, W. Brown, H. Burns. Row Owe-W. Cory, S, Coesfeld, C. Cobb, L. Chalman. 16 Row Four-E. Clark, J. DiLeonardi, S. Dodge, H. Dorsey. Row Three-V. Earwaker, E. Frost, E. Gibney, M. Gruener Row Two-J. Hacker, 1. Hamilton, G. Hanley, L, Harford. Row One-W. Hart, M. Hayes, W. Hendershot, A. Hutton aculfy I 1 l l 17 acuity Row Four-D. jordan, M. K. jordan, S. Katz, H. Klug. Row Three-F. Kopczak, B. Kough, E. Kunter, E. Leeney. Row TUJOQH. Lueck, O. Marshall, R. Marx, E, McCredie. Row One-L. MCKOWU, E. Moon, M. Mosher, E. Moynihan, E. Mraz. aculfy Row Four-D. Naden, L. Nelson, G. Cckerhy, F, Parsche. Row Three-fG. Prinsen, R. Seahury, M. Schafer, R. Shapiro. Row Two-E. Smolak, E. Sonnichsen, L. Sprowls, C. Steiner, Row One-M. Thompson, L. Tinker, M. Ullrieh, E. Waters, Wheelock. 19 E ,--'A4'c' ++-X , Xffffpkd I r'-' -' s. X 1' ' -,, wi , , - X .47 rf - T I , ,47 57 , ff' llc! 4! 4 , C 1 C O O f f ciwzized All work and no play makes La Rooseveltian' a dull boy. Fully aware of this truth, our school has provided for extrafcurf ricular opportunities in one arc of its Circle of Education. Participaf tion in activities serves to smooth the rougher ground of academic work as they add spice to the routine of the classroom. In turn, the lessons of the classroom may find practical application in one's chosen activity. Then again, participation in activities helps to def velop better adjusted personalities. By joining organizations the students have an opportunity to make contacts with others who have similar interests. There are the band, orchestra, and chorus for those musically inclined, drama, def bate clubs, the Weekly and the Speakers' Bureau for those who crave expression, and the Student Council for those who desire to take part in solving the problems of our school. Graduation brings reminiscences of happy times in our chosen activity. We have learned that work without play is dreary, and play Without Work is folly. The knowledge of this worthwhile truth should prove invaluable to us as we take our place in the activities of adult society. X ' A is . --4 ,x . X a , X' xt- rd! X ii I Q.. V 21 .xuuafic jd mmorial Take 120 voices and D , I 1 y. our over this mixture a combination of notes with a pinch of sharps and flats B k ' I ' I ' c . a e in room 204 until well done. This ref cipe will yield two delicious Girls' Clioruses. Under the able direction of Miss Helen PQ Johnson, the choruses prepare interesting musical programs for the alu . Ch ' ' ' ' ' ' mnae nstmas caroling at division periods offers one of the most melodious pref sentations. stir well. Add one conductor and beat till fluff P There are two grou s of off' s ' h h second. p icer in t e c oruses, one for the seventh period and another for the Officers of th den-t and social chairman, Sylvia Elfman, activity chairman, Mary MacFeely, secretary, Mzifrilyn Crooks, treasurer, and Maureen MacFeely, Marianne Wigutow, and Karen Pranks, music librarians. The chorus gets their musical pitch from Nancy Krumin, accompanist. The very important job of sergeantfatfarms is. performed by Genevieve Skotnicky, seventh period chorus, and Marguerite Nicodem second period They not only keep the room uiet and t'l d , , . q ven 13.116 , but they also keep out any would be invaders of the opposite sex. e second period chorus are Dolores Palm president' Dorothy Faulkner vice resif GIRLS' CHCRUS-SECCND PERIOD Standing-I. Schriar G Gordon S Moore D Winter B Rolph C Krumsie K F k C W b , . , . , . , . , . g, . ran s, . e er, D. Lorenz. Row Four-M. Wrede, A, Rubin, L. MacDonald, D. Kulosa, P. Wendorf, I. Spiering, I. Thomson, R. Gaiser, P. Pearson, R. Huhtala, M. Christensen, M. Preese, B. Sims, M. Jacobson, B. Wischoffer. Row Three-B. Kruty, R. Kershaw, G. Skuba, E. Cortina, S. Cloch, R. Plusser, L. Hasbach, A. Kainov, I. Rot' man, D. Hagel, M. Marks, E. Oseas, P. Ring, I. Iskovitz. V - Row Two-A. Goldstein, E. Guerri, S. Swensson, M. MacFeeley, M. Ruhlow, M. Farber, L. Blendow, S. Wexler, L. Sattler, R. Palm, S. Ott. Row One-M. Wigutow, M. Crooks, D. Faulkner, Miss Helen johnson, D. Palm, M. Macfieeley, M. Nicodem, S. Elfman, N. Krumin, Pianist. 22 oicea aiaevf Jn ang , GIRLS' CI-ICRUS-SEVENTH PERIOD Standing--D. Manna, Pollak, C. Sherman, Solberg, M. Fihnn, F. Slutzker, M. Ransone, L. Podolsky, F. Jacobsen, A. Devor, M. Rizzuto, D. Anderson, B. Bernstein. Row Four-A. Rutz, D. Schawk, B. Cohen, R. Silverman, B. Levine, M. Blumberg, M. Ieannides, B. Welzant, K. Pantos, M. Mallak, I. Young, M. Wrede. Row 'Three-D. Landt, P. Ernst, S. Counselbaum, G. Roncn, P. Sapcrstein, P. Hassell, D. Schulty, C. Thornton, E. Fischer, P. Fleming, Carlson. Row Two-E. Fahse, Barry, R. Palm, B. Glazer, A. Stein, R. Schockner, T. Fink, S. Zimmer' man, I. Spilg. , Row One-R. Yashon,'Pianist, M. Simon, W. Carlson, Miss Helen Johnson, P. Towler, G. Skotf nicky, B. Wallace. d t at assemblies the members of the Aside from entertaining Roosevelt stu en s ' , h 1 b re resenting it at choral competitions, festivals, Girlsi Chorus also serve their sc oo y p nd other musical events. a ' lt Their newest was the presentation of Otis T. Car' Operettas are their specia y. s rington's famous operetta, 'LThe Nifty Shop, which provided forty minutes of ex' cellent entertainment with a Swedish and French air. Officers for the seventh period chorus are Marlene Simon, president, Nancy Carl ' ' ' l hc' an. The scribe is Dorothy Voss, son assisting her as vicefpresident and socia c airm ' ' ' Barbara Wallace, Dorothy Long, and Dorothy Cop and Patricia Towler is treasurer. lon a ' ' Rena Yashon and Lila Podolsky. re librarians, Able accompanists are 23 MIXED CHORUS M d ll P Ml E Ka lan A Schiller R Bernstein A Goldstein I Levin, R. Riclcer, W. Berman Standing-C. Swoiskin, E. en e , . o nor, . p , . , . , . , . R. Olson, C. Silvers, B. Hummell, H. Mendelsohn, M. Lesser, D. johnson, S. Fox, F. Stoesser, I. Levy, A. Barkow, L. Goldberg, P Silverman, E. Geller, A. Goldstein. ' Row Five-E. Brenner, B. Cooper, D. Geller, B. Weiss, B. Rafalsom, R. Rosenthal, L. Ginsburg, I. Wclf, F. Stern, R. Schey, D. Shul ' ' ' ' f ' 'tv D. P' B. Christenholz, N. Huebsch, S man, R, Silverstein, L. Dulin, S. Schwab, E. Fried, A. Weiss, B. lskovitz, L. Denoviis, ine, Feldman. R. Z .ll L. F nklin, I. Dolinsky, D. Youman Row Four-R. Green, A. Pollack, M, Kagan, Kane, L. Joseph, K. Porter, B. Cohen, e s, ,ra B. Glassoff, G. Wortsman, E. Katz. Row Three-H. Breitowich, Rosenfield, C. Masover. Row TwofS. Lippere, H. Kropifko, M. Goldzband, L. Gorman, M. Fromm, D. Schneider, M. Clswang, -L. janovsky, R. Perlstein. Ball! Ofk Jil Melo Any member of the Mixed Chorus can tell you that this group is an organization which trains the aspiring but uncultured musician in the ways of sightfsinging, enunciation, harmony, and pitch. Cnly when these elements are thoroughly mastered is the chorus member considered for entrance into the Symphonic Choir. The Mixed Chorus is under the able direction of jolin P. Hamilton, who guides them to mastery of f h the fundamentals of choral singing. Many students in the Mixed Chorus take the subject or t e en . joyment they achieve when they give pleasure to others. The Chorus is divided into two groups, meeting the third and seventh periods, respectively, but they blend their voices when they participate in a program or assembly. Although the chorus does not itself participate in outside musical activities, it proves its worth when combined with the choir during the holiday season and at the graduation exercises. Row One-C, Salerno, H. Kardon, I. Toomas, C. Reernis, C. Bender, F, Horn, C. Eisenberg, N. Perlstein. MIXED CHORUS Standing-I. Wolf, D. Zagon, H. Grey, R. Nathansen, I. Hastings, S. Levin, I. Klugman, B. Brickrnan, E. Levi lvl K lov M Simon B Baerson H Berlin M Novick tan,.os,. ,. ,. ,.. Row Four-R. Bleecher, I. Kaplan, M. Thoma, R. Healey, M. Cohn, R. Rose, C. Litowsky, M. Missner, I. Steff fen, L. Elm, E. Finkel, S. Burger, B. Simon, F. Dribin. Row Three-N. Smith, M. Liggett, S. Feldman, S. Goldberg, N. Goldfine, T. Moscowitz, B. Waller, E. Yaffe, G Gould, E. Connor, L Leitman. , Row Two-G. Miller, L. Bucaro, L. Pivan, S. Birch, C. Gross, L. Friedman, E. Lansky, P. Stapleton, C. Needle man. Row One-I. Rosenfield, B, Platzner, P. Miller, P. Charney, S. Bloom, S. Lerner, A. Bucaro, E. Cohen. l I . .. -W an wp felmpao .yn Blue an goin! SYMPHONIC CHCIR Row Seven-H. Shayman, G. Lerner, M. Fisch, M. Singer, lvl. Schwartz, C. Ferdman, Schwartz, Sallo, B. Horn, A. Richman, W. Mueller, A. Schiller. Row Six-Y. Himelbloom, M. Pollack, S. Matzkin, G. Bauer, L. Soll, M. Finkelberg, E. Galler, E. Bogdanoff Klein, R. Neiburger, M. Zagon. ,H. Row Five-R. Goldsmith, N. Siegel, D. Leader, E. Liepe, V. Blomstrand, K. johnson, I. Neider, M, Lazor, G. Laf zor, Rahmel. Row Four-G. Pitts, R. Hoffman, E. Thomas, N. Hansen, A. Hoffman, R. Torreck, B. Plotner, B. Langer Horvash, M. LoPipero, M. Bromberg. Row 'Three-S. Bass, E. Siegel, I. Edwards, A. Perlstein, C. Lovell, C. Fisch, C. Perlin, R. Miller, V. Burke Ropp, M. Lorenz. ,V. ,A. Row Tw?-P. Sabey, M. Cazanov, E. Hochberger, E. Milstine, S. Jacobs, F. Creely, B. Reichenbach, P. Linne Rasmussen, E. Stearn, F. Rubbard. ,D. Row One-WE. Frischmann, H. Novak, D. Arond, Holdsheim, C. Mirotsnic, M. Keating, Breitowich, R. Owens, D, Weller, A. Goeringer. ' Energetic, ambitious and willing-these are the three adjectives that best describe a Symphonic Choir member. To create and maintain a reputation such as this choir has is not an easy task. It ref quires the establishment of an unlimited repertoire that contains songs for every type of occasion. Perf formances on short notice, presentation of musicals, participation in festivals, top honors at contests, and inspirational interpretations of Christmas carols are but a few of the achievements a choir memf ber soon regards as routine matterfa The Choir is governed by two groups of officers, one, democratically elected by the members, handles the business and social affairs, the other, appointed by Mr. J. P. Hamilton, aids in carrying out musical chores. In addition to distributing music during class hours, the latter group holds extra rehearsals for the individual sections in their homes, drilling them for hours so that perfect tone, pitch, and memorization are achieved. Choir, however, is not all work. Organized dances are held each semester, a scmifformal in September, and an informal one in April. ln addition, a Choir member finds great enjoyment in group participation. For all its fine voices, the choir might still be mediocre if it did not so accurately reflect the spirit of its sponsor, Mr. John P. Hamilton. 25 ur gufure Siokowaleiea Under the direction of Mr. john P. Hamilton, the Roosevelt High School Symf phonic Orchestra emits beautiful strains of inspiring music from the brilliant compo' sitions performed at various concerts and shows. The purpose of the Symphonic Orchestra, besides enabling Roosevelt students to develop their talents and to give them the experience of playing in an orchestra, is to sow the seeds of music appreciation though active participation. The activities of this harmonious organization as well as the rehearsals of each section are planned and guided by Lawrence Petz, president, Charles Schmitt, vicef president, Muriel Julius, secretary, and Sidney Heyman, treasurer. Members of the Symphonic Orchestra play in outside groups so that they can ob' tain additional knowledge concerning their work. Beautiful and sometimes weird sounds can be heard by anyone who is in the vicinity of room 209 when this group is practicing. Many take private lessons after school because they realize that only by practice can they improve and be worthy of the fine organization of which the student body and the faculty of Roosevelt are so proud. 26 SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA Row Five-S. Solomon, A. Rose, T. Allegan, N. Miller, W. Murray, R. Farber, M. Blecher, M. Iulius, S. Heyman L. Petz, S. Retsky. ' Row Four-A. Tibbetts, D. Singer, A. Dolnick, E. Shapiro, A. Libanoff, Gross. Row Three--R. Berger, N. Gorell, A. Sloan, L. Gross, M. Simon, C. Schmitt, D. Wilson, H. Klein, A. Spoden, C Rosenthal, R. Storchheim, S. Pitesky, L. Fishman, M. Taff, M. Knopf. Row Two-B. Epstein, R. Silbart, S. Fishman, G. Brown, P. Sher, J. Brown, E. Silvers, D. Lieberman, E. Langenf bahn, R. Gitlitz, I. Bender. Row One-E. Dixler, Roy, B. Anver, B. Heyman, M. Luntz, Norensky, A. Heller, H. Liebman, R. Turbin. BEGINNER'S AND INTERMEDIATE ORCHESTRA Row Four-M. Osheroff, S. Retsky, C. Schmitt, Mr. P. Hamilton, G. Ongemach. Student Instructors-E. Silf vers, P. Sheer, Brown, G. Brown, R. Anver. Row Three-I. Sandow, B. Ganansky, J. Goodman, H. Weiss, B. Jacobs, S. Stern, T. Groos, S. Garland. Row Two-E. Saltzman, Z. Gussin, J. Stein, I. johnson, I. Bass, M. DeMerit, A. Dinner, P. Pergozin, A. Waytz L. Tepper. Row One-R. Boyack, R. Kroger, I. Feldman, U. Fishman, P. Lincenberg, G. Blinderman, W. Wax, C. Heidecker ager ovicea It is in the Beginners' and Intermediate Orchestras that Roosevelt High School's future symphonic groups are molded. Mr. John P. Hamilton and student coaches teach eager novices to play the instruments of their choice and guide them to experif ences that promote skill in ensemble playing. The goal of each member of the Beginners' and Intermediate Orchestras is to be' come a part of the renowned Symphonic Orchestra. In order to achieve their goal, members must show interest, ambition, and the right attitude within the group toward all types of music in addition to mastering the basic techniques of their instruments. Many Rough Riders would never have been able to uncover their underlying talents if it had not been for this valuable, yet free, musical training. Private instruction by exceptional members of the Advanced Orchestera is off f ered to ambitious students in addition to the worthwhile class instruction. Beginners' and Intermediate Orchestras provide cultural profit and enjoyment for their members as well as for their future audiences. 27 M.........--urns-O a CONCERT BAND Row Three-R. Pine, j. Taxey, R. Korrub, A. Newman, I. Rubin, T. Davis, I. Iurgens, M. Zagon, B. Levitt, I. Alton, B. Caplan, D. Feldman, I. Kaufman, T. Oberrnayer, P. Pink, H. Shoub, C. Forsyth, D. Glines, H. Marks, A. Mendelsohn. Row Two-H. Rosenstein, R. Sharfstein, R. Cole, G. Golliet, H. Weiss, B. Katz, P. Goldberg, S. Seifert, L. Petz, W. Heller, M. Greenberg, P. Friedman, S. Milgrom, A. Messer. Row One-R. Rapaport, S. Kasten, S. Simon, H. Klein, B. Rabinovich, M. Luntz, A. Goldstein, A. Kaskel, R. Patterson, A. Sklair. BEGINNER'S AND INTERMEDIATE BAND Row Three-B. Eisenstein, S. Ferber, B. Abrams, D. Goldstein, H. Stein, P. Snower, M. Roch man, G. Davidov, C. Goldberg, Captain Seabury. Row Two-A. Rosenberg, L. Klein, M. Feiger, R. Sterling, K. Tucker, M. Coffee, D. Hecker E. Rubin, F. Seifert, M. Finkelstein, I. Muchman, A. Pozner, I. Rosenblum, R. joseph. Row One-R. Sheer, D. Singer, R. Magnes, I. Nagel, H. Simon, B. Witt, R. Chase, E. Silver. ew Maaiera of the Ula! Maatera The strains of thrilling marches, inspiring school songs, and the beautiful works of master composers echo through the halls each day. Attempting to achieve perfecf tion in the production of these varied types of music is the Concert Band. Ably directed by Captain Rollins A. Seabury, the band plays at many school asf semblies. A great number of its members perform with the R.O.T.C. band, also di' rected by Captain Seabury, at athletic contests. Each season, the band plays at music festivals, garnering many honors. ' One goal that the Concert Band strives for is increasing readiness to perform after a few hours' notice. Such assignments require the undivided cofoperation of some thirty juvenile musicians, so that harmony will result. In order to achieve a seat in the band, one starts from the bottom. The few with outside training may begin their careers either in the Intermediate or Concert Band, depending upon their instrumental proficiency. Those who join without previous inf struction find a wide choice of instruments. Usually the student is required to purf chase his own instrument after reaching the Concert Band. After a semester of dili- gent application, a student generally attains promotion. Another goal of the organization is familiarizing each member with the famous pieces of music. Such a background provides the parting Rooseveltian with unlimited opportunities for positions in college or professional bands. 28 alapiring .fuuaiciana Basic training in a musical way begins in room 206 at the opening of each semesf ter. There, the Intermediate and Beginners' Bands hold their daily sessions in music' craft. The future Concert Band members are trained in these band groups, which are both directed by Captain R. A. Seabury. The Beginners' Band takes the new music students and prepares them for the Intermediate Band. In this latter group, the main purpose is to groom the same instrumentalists for the Advanced or Concert Band. They are kept in the middle group until they have mastered the fundamentals of inf strumental technique. These groups form the basis for all Concert Band work. The aspiring musician, however, receives much more than mere training in the use of a musical instrument. He becomes familiar with the inspiring marches of Sousa and various college songsg he learns to appreciate, enjoy, and understand all types of music. . These fundamentals, thoroughly mastered when in Beginners' and Intermediate Bands, never leave students in later years and always add pleasure to their musical experiences. 29l uaic oven! MUSIC APPRECIATION Semi Circle-Left to -right-I. L. O'Brien, I. P. Hamilton, B. Rosen, H. Weiss, B. Anver, M. Julius, R. Berger, D. Rasmussen, P. Sheer, I. Brown, B. Plot ner A. Hoffman, L. Petz, B. Heyman, T. Moscovitz, G. Lerner, C. Schmitt, G. Brown, W. Mueller, F. Creely, N. Hanson, M. LoPipero, A. Zucchero H. Novak, C. Twersky, S. Fishman. Along Windoufs-Left to right-E. Silvers, A. Heller, J. Gross, T. Levin, E Bogdanoff, A. Schiller, I. Polan, B. Kliger, S. Burger, M. Cohn, I. Scherer G. Glaser, V. Horvath. Strains of Beethoven, Gershwin, and Victor Herbert often float through the halls during seventh period. When this occurs, all Roosevelt knows that the Music Appref ciation Club is holding another of its inspiring and informative sessions. Musicfloving students eagerly attend these meetings, since entertaining talks are presented with the classical and semifclassical records played. Sponsored by Mr. John P. Hamilton, the group has an unusual governing system. Members -of a student committee select the records, plan the programs, and present the talks. These informal lectures serve to bring to the st-udents a better understanding of the featured composers, their lives, and their works. 30 f 9 .Qnfer-CMM dvofiiicianaf Serving as the backbone of all student activities, the Student Council controls the daily life of the students. ' Sponsored by Mrs. Lynne S. Harford, the organization is composed of represenf tatives from every division in the school together with their respective class presidents. The council is advised by an executive board consisting of a chairman chosen from the student body, the eight class presidents, the chairman of the Speakers' Bureau, the editor of the Weekly, and the chairman of the Honor Society. Working through the council are the Scholarship and Service Award Com' missions. The Scholarship Commission determines which students are in the Honor Society and the 33fPoint Club, and distributes pins to them. The Service Award Commission collects data on points given out for special ser' vice to the school. When a student has received enough points, he is awarded a shield or a letter. y 2B COUNCIL Standing-L. Bolin, S. Balas. Seated-B. Redig, D. Saltz, Pres., M. MacFeely, W. Menaker, S. Einhorn, J. Meyers. 1A COUNCIL Left to right-R. Kershaw, N. Claus sen, H. Breitowich, P. Yetush. IB COUNCIL Standing-R. Mass, I. Wienstein, K Barzlaff, R. Perlstein. Seated-J. Marchetta, A. Simkin, B Bresn, L. Kofkin, Pres., Stefek, M. Zwerling. Service Commission- Student Council Standing-M. Brooks. Seated-M. Wigutow, J. Somers, B. Hochberger, I. Kuklin. Scholarship Commission- Student Council Standing-S. Sacher, L. Ginsburg, S. Weinstein, Seated-M. Nano, I. Schaffner, R. Sha- tavsky, D. Hendleman. a , .p 31 EXECUTIVE BOARD- STUDENT COUNCIL Standing-G. Fuka, D. Dubow, Hershman, D. Saltz, B. Pilchen. Seated-M. Morganstein, Pres.Exec,, E. Isaacs, B. Levy, A. Chick. - Standing- . Kamish A. Schmidt Seated-M. Nano, I. Somers, . Dubow, Pres., S. Pearlman. 4A COUNCIL I t is 4B COUNCIL Standing-H. Schneider, B. Kliger, M. Mor' ganstein, E. Wendell. Seated-L. Aigner, S. Alder, B. Levy, Pres., L. Raasch, L. Petz, L. Robertson. BA COUNCIL Standing-R. Norris, H. Liebman. Seated-E. Fischer, S. Mandell, A. Chick, Pres., C. Teitlebaum. BB COUNCIL Standing-A. Mendelsohn, C. Schmitt, S. Soldinger, Schvvenk. Seated-A. Goeringer, E. Hansult, P. Kraef mer, M. Macldeely, Hershman, Pres., K. johnson. QA COUNCIL Standing-P. Stoesser, B. Ganansky, G. Fuka, Pres., D. Schulty. Seated-B. Cohn, S. Kerbis, R. Bradtke, I. Leitman. een alge ffegiaffa fora The Student Council is another example of democracy in action. Every student in Roosevelt is represented by an elected member of his division. The division representatives of each year meet under the chairmanship of the class president and attempt to form' ulate recreation programs for their groups. In addition, they handle certain matters such as money drives and civic affairs. One branch of the system is the Executive Council which acts, in essence, as the medium between the faculty and the students. Composed of representatives from the major organizations of the school, the Executive Council strives to execute the plans of the faculty and fulfill their own aims. The revised Student Council system, although comparatively new, has made commendable strides as a student legislative body. 32f L...--1 eg eel the pvubfic YL- wwf-, .,- ,L .. L. . ,, , . EXECUTIVE BCARD- Public Relations Bureau Standing-P. Goldberg. Row One-I. Tobis, M. Morgenstein, B. Pilchen, Chairman, M. Nano. At Stand-P. Ellen. Standing-W. Mueller, A. Schiller, M. Cazanov. Row Two-J. Ramek, S. Matzkin, B. Ginsburg, Singer, E. Hochberf ger. Row One-E. Frischman, P. Miller, B. Minicker, A. Chick, A. Richmond, At Stand-B. Katz. I Standing-W. Mueller, A. Schiller, M. Cazanov. Row Three-S. Bass, L. Kramer, P. Langer, A. Levy, S. Rubin, A. Hofff man. Row Two-E. Perlovvsky, M. Brool-is I. Klein, R. Ernick, M. Wolf, H. Novak. 1 Row One-E. Bogdanoff, P. Bloomf berg, I. Breitowich, I. Ross, D. Ras' mussen, A. Levi. Acting as middlefman for the school is the Public Relations Bureau, mouthpiece of the student body and of the administration. With speeches written and delivered by trained students, they apf pear at P.T.A. gatherings, at division meetings, at assemblies, on neighbor school programs, and parf ticipate in outside affairs. This work is supervised by the Bureau chairman and Mrs. Lynne S. Har' ford, the sponsor. The executive board, which manages all activities of the Bureau, is composed of five students who are not only wellftrained speakers, but who are also experienced in the work of the organization. and well equipped for leadership. 33 iglz - - .Higher - - .fvliglzeai 33 PCINT CLUB Row Three-R. Shatavsk , R y oss, A. Richmond, B, Meltz D. Hendleman. Row Two-B. Turbow, D. WAI er, W Menalcer ison, L. Soll, A. Landau, F. Gameril I Gros E. Fischer, M. Schwartz, D. Saltz, P. Kotler. Row One-P. Letush, B. Potokar, N. The work of every high school is tuned to the fre Abrams, D. Gross, C. W quency of scholastic achievef ment. All who enter the h p ases of preparatory education must continuously live to or surpass certain t d ' UP s an ards of scholarship which are set-up by the Board f Ed cation. Those 't d o uf s u ents who have excellent s h l ' 1 c oastic records become Honor Society members here at Roosevelt. Individuals h h K w o ave perfect records in scholarship and tardiness become members of the 3' P ' sf oint Club and are entitled to the special pin of this exclusive organization. A Perfe n to the 33fPoint Club as no tardiness throughf out the semester and a record of 4 S's as final grades. The 33fPoint Club badge is proudly worn by those who have achieved this goal, it symbolizes the ultimate in scholastic achievement. Admired by fellow students and respected by teachers, this beautiful pin also serves as an incentive to higher scholarship. This badge and the knowledge of work well done is the reward of time and energy spent in acquiring these high grades. ct work is defined in relatio 34 eber Qeffera of good graclea 3B HONOR SOCIETY Standing-S. Klein, F. Kraemer, R. Kranzow, G. Golub, J. Hershman, B. Abrams, L. Davidson. Seated-J. Albrecht, I. Rahmel, S. Soldinger, E. Gordon, T. Zelkin, J. Bernstein. ZA HONOR SOCIETY ' Standing-F. Stoesser, G. Van Emden, B. Ganansky, G. Fuka, W. Samors, S. Sachar, P. Hassell, R. Stein, R. Bradtke, F. Slutzker. Row Three-I. Taxey, E. Polansky, I. Thomson, P. Saperstein, D. Kulosa. Row Two-P. Vxfendorf, F. Seidman, G. Lieberman, G. Ronen, L. Dunn. Row One-B. Bernstein, L. Fishman, E. Levy, M. Ransone, D. Schulty. 2B HONOR SOCIETY Standing-C. Claussen, D. Sillesen, B. Rabinovich, L. Ginsburg. Seated-D. Temple, C. Yanoff, S. Linz, M. Horn, B. Asch, R. Green. 1A HONOR SOCIETY Standing-R. Zells, M. Grossman, I. Kuklin. Row 'Two-E. Ellman, N. Claussen, D. Pine, B. Simon, B. Adler. Row One-R. Fisher, C. Needleman, N. Goodman, A. Simkin. I 1 . innera of flue Qofclen in The most important single thing in high school life is the acquisition of knowledge. Students who excel in this task, maintaining an 'E' average or better, become members of the Honor Society and are entitled to pins issued each year for scholarship. A bronze pin is for the first year, a silver for the second, a gold for the third, a gold pin with a guard for the fourth. The Scholarship Commission checks course books each semester to determine which students have merited membership. 4A HONOR SOCIETY Standing-F. Werble, Z. Stahl, Narof dick, J. Neider, G. johannesen, H. Lichf terman, E. Stohl, D. Miller, S. Roth, M. Nano, S. Kossy. Seated-M. Wigutow, Silverman, S. Caplan, V. Pickman, I. Beller, B. Pilf Q Yhen, Mittelpunkt, Sallo, S. Frank' in BA HONOR SOCIETY Standing-S. Fox, R. Turbin, I. Fried' man, P. Langer, H. Shayman, M. Gott' schalk, F. Hebeker, B. Mayer, E. Rob' inson, R. Olson, D. Roberts. Row Four-A. Wuestenberg, D. Johnson, N. Gutstein, Y. Himelbloom, L. Ganek, H. Silets, R. Schattke, S. Robin. Row Three-N. Hansen, E. Hochberger B. Plotner, M. Lorenz, M. Feinberg, C Lent, S. Bass, G. Adams. Row Two-A. Berez, A. Chick, R. Nor ris, C. Teitelbaum, L. Katz, A. Levi, M Meltzer, R. Watkin. Row One-R. Rappaport, G. Revzin, S Moore, M. Salzman, T. Levin, E. Rosen D. Rasmussen, S. Ellman. 4B HONOR SOCIETY Standing-A. Levy, R. Varde, D. Maryn M. Ackerman, D. Sanes, L. Michels, S Sloan, M. Lurie. Row Five-L. Petz, B. Anver, S. Seifert E. Isaacs, A. Erickson, Z. Teicher, E Tunick, M. Morgenstein, L. Kramer. Row Four-M. Smith, S. Lieberman, B Goldberg, S. Adler, H. Hafft, E. Gal ler, F. Mittleman, T. Obermayer, B Feingold. Row Three-A. Perlstein, M. Miller, S Solomon, N. Siegel, J. Edwards, P Brown, R. Kulikowski, G. Skotnicky, R Franzcn. Row Two-R. Neiburger, I. Breitowich B. Isler, M. Crooks, B. Minicker, 1. Ra mek, R. Mines, 1. Klein, 1. Spilg. Row One-D. Roszek, F. Mauro, C. Sie gal, W. Snopek, V. Mihalej, E. Kramer N. Cherner, P. Miller, E. Stearn. ,....-LM' 36 aficfea io afcfminiafraiive alicleaf The attendance secretaries, under the direction of Mr. Donald I. Naden, undertake the difficult task of keeping the school's attendance records up to date. Their duties include recording all absences, checking on tardy students, checking and filing programs, calling to Mr. Naden's attention any pat' tern absences, and keeping stray stage and light boys company. Much credit is to be given this small group of girls who do such a valuable service for the school. Mr. Naden's Secretaries Standing-G. Iohannesen, Hen ricksen, N. Rossner, L. Ander man, A. Zucchero. Seated-D. Faulkner, Mr. Naden A. Wuestenberg, D. Silianoff. Advisers' Secretaries Standing-J. Tobis, C. Claussen, P Ring, C, Glick, D. Klapman, A Morowitz, R. Mines, S. Telman A. Levy, P. Ernst, S. Dolnick, R baum, E. Chervony, S. Elfman nen, Lyons, A. Simkin. Row Three-A. Levi, I. Hallstrom G. Mydlach, B. Mayer, R. Scharf son, P. Glaser, C. Weber. burg, M. LoPipero, L. Raasch, F sky, A. Rosenthal. Row One-S. Lerner, H. Novak, E Frischmann, M. Christensen, L Liss, M. Smith, I. Breitowich. Advisers, being in charge of a number of divisions and a great many students, have a variety of responsibilities to meet and many tasks to accomplish. Therefore, their hands, feet, and eyesm must be courteous, considerate, and have honor ratings in all subjects, Some of the many important tasks performed by the secretaries are running errands, filing, and working with the teachers of various division groups. As a result of these services, the secretaries gain invaluable office experience and a sense of responsibility. Thus, both parties, the teacher and the sec' retary, are rewarded. The secretaries constitute an essential part of our advisory system. 37 a Bradtke, R. Watkin, C. Teitelf A. Landau, S. Swenson, G. Ro: s a P. Hassell, A. Majercik, Thom' Rowffwo-N. Siegel, A. Piepen' Weisenberg, L. Dunn, E. Polanf Keepera of the Jzecorda Roosevelt is very proud to be one of the very few schools in the city which gives its students almost complete responsibility in dealing with the financial affairs of the school. The financial secretaries are chosen for their honesty, dependability, and finanf ial proficiency, since they must keep books, balance receipts and bank deposits, and pay the bills of the various activities. The Log, the Weekly, and many other school activities are all dependent on the financial secretaries. A group of secretaries, under the leadership of Miss Louise Parodi, handle much of the office work. These capable girls are recommended by Miss Parodi because of their ability, courtesy, and high scholastic standing. Among their duties are taking care of the counter, filing records, and typing. Main Cffice Secretaries Behind Desk-L. Liss, D. Singer, S Elfman. From of Desk-H. Leviton, I. Stel zer. Seated at Table-A, Rosenthal, A. Newman, I. Banovitz, N. Kaplan E. Zakowitz. Standing at 'Table-I. Solberg, C. Goldberg, D. Schabell, J. Gros' venor, T. Levin, N. Brook. Mr. Hendershot's Secretaries Standing-R. Fieg-el, L. Anderman. Seated--G. Adams, Mr. Henderf shot, E. Fischer, E. Stohl. 38 B. Abrams, I. Goldberg, R. Seglin, I. Rubin, H. Silets, G. Golub. A.M.P.L. Standing-E. G. Mraz. At Projec tor-R. Warshawsky, I. Linet sky, M. Greenspun, H. Goldstein D. L Naden, Kamish, Chair man, D. Meyers, E. Ioseph, M Sinofsky, F. Naiclitch, P. Lowe N. Miller. Cohn. Schy, R. Balfanz, I. Noparstak. ecreafion . . . gcfucafion Lights! The switch by the door clicks, the camera starts. From the first scene to the final one, a competent Amateur Motion Picture League member is there to see that the film runs smoothly. Educational films and slides are shown to better the stu' dent's understanding of his work. Sponsored by Messrs. Donald I. Naden and Edf ward Mraz, the A.M.P.L. contributes an invaluable service to the school. Under the direction of Miss Frances Silverman, the bookroom attendants take care of distributing and receiving all text books and stamping and counting new vol' umes. They take bookroom inventories and deliver supplies and daily bulletins. These attendants do many of the essential but unrewarded tasks for the school. The fact that this school is a smoothly running organization is partly because of their efforts. Booic Rooivi ATTENDANTS A B. Arenson, Standing--G. Walens, A. Bloom, M. Zandberg, P. Kotler. Seated-S. Binstein, Miss Silverman, W. Tannenbaum. 39 : Row Two-L. Michels, A. Hecker, Hochsteadter, A. Feinberg, G. Row One-A. Sloan, S. Fox, H. WEEKLY EDITORS i stein L. Kramer, Miss Tinker, A Levy Seated-E, Galler E. Isaacs . Ra mek S. Serecl. WEEKLY REPORTERS Row Two-H. Silets, R. Turbin, E Rosen, H. Arnoff. Row One-P. Kotler, Miss Tinker G. Arbetman, Y. Himelbloom. Extra. Read out ji. Always striving for a better paper, the Weekly, under the sponsorship of Miss Lavinia M. Tinkf er, is the only Roosevelt organization which has been in continuous operation since the opening of the school. During that time, the paper has won several honor ratings in national competition. As an experiment, the fall semester's staff was headed by 4B editors. Under them, reporters, headliners, and copyreaders work several nights a week until five to put out a worthwhile paper for a worthwhile school. Gther members of the staff comprise such varied groups as the financial agents, distributers, and room agents, working under the direction of Mr. E. J. Leeney, typists trained and selected by the commercial department, and cartoonists and photographers, supervised by Miss Minnie Stroscher, special art teacher. On the literary side of the staff, interviewers, columnists, sports writers and reporters Work daily, sometimes until five, in order to meet the deadline. Though their work is concluded, the intricate process of putting out a high school paper has barel be un. The copy must pass through numerous other hands, from typist to editor to copyf Y g reader, to printer, to proofreader, back to the press for the final printing. The completed Weekly is distributed by the agents of the division groups. 40 V Standing-B. Rosen, M. Morgan' X . f. f --: ,f-, .. - Y MV ., ,.,-i...1,...A. , W.EEKLY STAFF Row Five-Y. Himelbloom, I. Klug- man, L. Tinker. Row Four-R. Turbin, P. Langer, S. Ellmzm, H. Arnoff, Breitof wich. Row Three-A. Berez, H. Silets, I Wolf, F. Slutzker. Row Two-P. Kotler, R. Rappaf port, D. Hendleman, G. Arbetf man. Row One-D. Kartman, E. Fischer, E. Rosen. WEEKLY TYPISTS Row Two-D, Kartman, E. Fischer R. Rappaport. Row One-A. Berez. WEEKLY CGLUMNISTS Left to -right-F. Slutzker, Wolf, D. Hendleman, Klugman, Breitowich, S. Ellman, P. Langer. ,,:,,q,e.-Q f- ig iier an i e wor Back of Desk-T. Zelkin, C. Baker, T. Smith. Front-f-E. Tarkofl, L. Horberg, E. Marshall, A. Glasky, S. Lintz. Standing-M. Schlosser, N. Gold' fine, V. Burke, S. Feldheim. Seated-Miss Harmon, Mrs. Graf shotf, A. Greenman, M. Fishman. Standing--L. Horberg, M. Miller, I. Bender, N. Huebsch. Seatedel. Bolin, I. Albrecht. Standing-I, Arcus, P. Smith, A. Lohn, S. Socol, A. Sloan, M. Berf nard. Seuted4R. Mass, lvl. Sturm, F. Seidf han, H. Resnik. Back of fTable'AC. Trigsted, R. Warshawsky, C. Fein, A. Stein, R. Sher. Front of Table-I. Ingram, S. Katz, S. Neumayer, R. Kapper. Books, books, and more books line the wills of Roosevelt s second floor source of knowledge, the library. Used by more students than almost any other room it is recog nized as the place wherein knowledge 1 contained by the bushel The librarian, Miss Anne C Harmon her assistant Mrs ulia T Crashoff and a staff of about seventyffive Rough Riders keep it in order and make it useful for thc entire school. Roosevelt student of all grades volunteer their services to work on the library staff. The librarians trc always ready to Give assistance in selecting and find ing books on any subject. Without the library our school would he li king an im portant educational agency elzinrcl flue Curtain The curtain goes up, and the perform' ance begins. The props and microphones are all in place, and the unusual stage lighting effects cast a spell over the audi' ence. Backstage are the boys who make this possible. Sponsored by Mr. D. Naden and led by Ken Wrede and Ralph Varde, the Stage and Light Grew is present at all assemblies, rehearsals, and programs staged by outside activities. These boys are a vital part of each production, whether it is for enter' tainment or for education. Although they are not looked upon in the same light as those on the stage, Roosevelt understands and appreciates their unsung efforts. Early in 1945, the group instituted a new stage and light system. Additional equip' ment has been obtained since then, includf ing the expensive spunfglass curtains which embellish the stage. The staff consists of Kenneth Wrede, Ralph Varde, cofchairmeng Ralph Larson, Sam Matsumoto, Hrst electricians, Robert Larson, Richard Hein, second electricians' Lowell Gleson, Russ Brown, Bill Lindahl spotflight operators, Kenneth Tucker, prop' erty man, Don Schwartz, Robert Ways, stage carpenters, and Walter Meuller, em' issary from the Public Relations Bureau. v 9 STAGE AND LIGHT COMMITTEE L. Oleson, W. Lindahl, R. Hein, R. Varde, Mr. Naden, K. Wrede, R. Larson, R. Ways. W. Mueller, S. Matsumoto, Harwell, K. Tuck' er, M. Rosenberg, Gross, R. Olson. T. Kean, G, Fuka, R. Mocerin, R. Brown, D. Holub. 43 DRAMATICS CLUB Row Four-S. Robbins, B. Waller, D. Klapman, S. Berkowitz, R. Mines, R. Watkin, H. Newberger, E. Stearn, M. Benson, D. Miller, R. Ernick, Mrs. Suess. . Row Three-B. Sharfstein, P. Singer, S. Soldinger, L. Michelson, M. LoPipero, B. Epstein, S. Silverstein, R. Kobrin N. Goldfine. Row Two-P. Miller, D. Marmel, A. Bucaro, M. Horn, A. Dukart, S. Quateman, C. Glick, E. Frischman. Row One-D. Roszek, G. Davidow, F. Werble, L. Liss. At Table-S. Franklin, D. Vock, G. Arbetman. Standing-R. Watkin, S. Soldinger, D. Miller, L. Mizhclson, F. Werble, G. Arbetman, G. Davidow, N. Goldfine, S. Silverstein, C. Glick, S. Quateman, M. Horn. Seated-R. Kobrin. ure 0 flue iglzfa Make Room For Rodney, 'The Man in the Bowler Hat, f'The Importance of Being Earnest, and more recently, The Pampered Darlingm are a few of the def lightfully entertaining Drama Club productions that have been presented in recent years. Roosevelt students of all year groups eagerly attend the bifannual plays. Few members of the audience realize how much time, effort, energy, and real talent go into each of these presentations. While working on a play, members of the club faith' fully attend daily period rehearsals. Skillfully directed by Mrs. Alice B, Suess, the Drama Club ever strives toward perfection and scores a direct hit in student entertainment every semester. In the Drama Club, students with talent, integrity, and a zealous desire to better themselves in the dramatic field are taught the elements of stage procedure and 3 . I 1 real understading of character portraya . Hats off to the fine work this group is doing now and each member will do in the future. 44 eg ,re Copa HIfY Row Four--R. Larson, G. Fuka, Mansfield, W. Salzman, K. Wrede, R. Varde. Row Three-D. Erlandson, R. Andler, R. Kranzow, R. Olson, T. 'Kean, R. Brown, F. Hebeker, L. Oleson, R. Hein. Row 'Two4H. Nauer, I. Gross, S. Filippo, R. Moeller, E. Hult, G. Golliet, G. Bohnert, W. Pauli. Row One-G. Ongemach, F. Stoesser, W. Lindahl, S. Matsumoto, T. Barski, B. Ways, R. Mc' cants. Standing-D. Follingstacl, D. I. Naden, W. Mueller. OFFICERS W. Mueller, D. Follingstad, F. Hebeker, W. Pauli, K. Wrede, R. Hein, D. I. Naden, R. Varde, L. Oleson. Sponsored by D. I, Naden, the Roosevelt HifY again has won Ye Clde Oaken Bucket, awarded each year to the outstanding HifY club in Chicago. A well rounded program, which includes dances, skating parties, service projects such as collecting cigf arettes and playing cards for hospitalized vets, steak fries, and a large variety of other activities, have earned them this rating. By learning and living a good Christian life, esteemable characteristics such as co' operation and morality will be acquired. This is, in summary, the pivot on which the HifY rests. The HifY works in affiliation with the many other such organizations in Chicago and the United States to work toward the goal of making the boys of today good, ref liable citizens of tomorrow by instilling excellent principles. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character is the purpose of the clubs. Living up to this aim helps make better citizens of all the members of the HifY. 45' go-geiferd of the goo Cne of the things that helps to make high school life enjoyable and comple.te is being a member of an interesting club. The Roosevelt 'Trifl-IifY offers much in the way of education, spiritual guidance, physical development, and social activities to its members. Its high standards and fine reputation are recognized not only here at Roosevelt, but all over the city. Striving to uphold these ideals, TrifHifY members are ever alert to their purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Their program for the semester includes such activities as a pot luck supper, a carnival, filling Thanks' giving baskets, a mother and daughter tea, educational movies, Christmas caroling, and their semester dance. Watching over and helping the girls is Miss Gladys Badger, who gives much of her time to sponsoring the club. TRLHLY Row Fourlj. Peterson, I. Rahmel, E. Stohl, L Hallstrom, A. Piepenburg, E, Oberting, D. Swedf berg, V. Blomstrand, E. Liepe, P. Pearson, B. Mayer. Row Three-D. Voss, E. Skuba, K, johnson, I. Erdman, G. Iohannesen, I. Larson, I. Solazzo, L. Johnson, E. Burkross, N. Rossner. Row Two-A. Wuestenberg, D. Faulkner, P. Ellen, L. Raasch, C. Lovell, P. Linne, R. Barfuss, G. Silcora, Henrichsen, G. Adams. Row One4D. Rasmussen, E. Fischer, M. Nano, Leiseberg, P. Ernst, G. Noddin, L. Ander' man, McDevitt, D. Silianoff. OFFICERS Standing-G. Iohannesen, E. Liepe. K-neelingAN. Rossner, G. Adams. Seated4E. Stohl, E. Oberting, R. Barfuss. 46 a411-ve0W1 gal., Y TEENS Seated-N. Jester, D. Weller, K. Johnson, G. Carver, B. A. Mayer, I. Schwenk, B. Mayer, P. Pearson, M. Christensen. Standing-M. Tibbets, D. Lorenz, G. Skotnicky, P. Hassell, B. Shuler, I. Steff fen, D. Schulty, N. Carlson, J. Young, I. Layman, L. Alexander. YfTeens are the junior members of the Y.M.C.A., a worldfwide organization of women and girls of many different races, nationalities, and creeds. Cpen to any girl at Roosevelt, the organization and programs are planned by the girls themselves to suit their own needs and interests. Mrs. Lynne S. Harford is the sponsor, and adult advisers act as consultants. The national purpose of the YfTeens is to face life squarely in growing as a person and promoting friendship with people of all races and religions. Club life for YfTeens offers a variety of activities. Among the numerous serf vice projects which the Roosevelt chapter has undertaken this semester is the Worlcl Fellowship Campaign. Other activities include annual potluck splash parties, initiaf tion, movies, bowling, speaking programs, a supper hike, and a motherfdaughter banf quet. 47 up omradea 0411 Every other Sunday evening at the Max Strauss center, a branch of the jewish People's Institute, is jewish Youth League night. The Jewish youth of Roosevelt are all invited to atte.nd these gather' ings which feature, at various times, guest speakers, skits, debates, and afterwards, singing and dancing. The organization is sponsored and guided by Mrs. Lynne S. Harford. While working to fulfill their motto, Nothing jewish Shall Be Alien To Me, the J.Y.L, prof motes interffaith relationships. Their wellfplanned programs attempt to make the brotherhood of man a reality. Cf course, other purposes include warfare on juvenile delinquency and the planning of opportunities for its members. The members are offered scholarships to the College of Jewish Studies and may enjoy the various social gatherings and song festivals which President Burton Katz and the other officers often plan out' side of regular programs. , J.Y.L. Row EightgH. Klein. Row Seven-S. Matzkin, F. Mittleman, I. Golding, L. Becker. Row Six-S. Adler, H. Hafft, M. Pollack, A. Kaskel, S. Levin, M. Schwartz. Row Five-iS. Edelman, M. Feiger, E. Conner, B. Kappel, E. Fried, S. Sachar, P. Singer, D. Hendleman, M. Ros' man, G. Richman, S. Milgrom, M. Pollack, B. Pilchen. Row Four-I. Brown, Ramek, L. Deutsch, A. Stein, S. Slavin, B. Epstein, A. Hoffman. Row Three-P. Goldberg, A. Blair, S. Plenn, S. Rodbard, A. Dukart, G. Blinderman, L. Sahler, S. Feldman, D Klapman, Kron, F. Slutzker, R. Jacobson. Row Two-E. Fischer, C. Siegal, L. Liss, E. Kane, M. Taff. Row One-E. Saltzman. OFFICERS B. Katz, M.' Kagan, F. Kirschenbaum, D. Rubin. 48 DEBATE CLUB Row Three-I. Veit, L. Ginsburg, S. Levin, S. Edelman, P. Ernst. Row Two--D. Harris, V. Brown, A. Richmond, A. Ferbcr, S. Ellman. Row One-E. Stearn, P. Kotler, Klugrnan, Miss Hutton, M, Zandberg, N. Goldfine, R. Fisher, D. Hendleman. Standing-Z. Teicher, D. Ackerman. OFFICERS P. Kotler, E. Stearn, Miss Hutton, I. Klugman. rguew, illncorpora feel The Debate Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Helen A. Hutton, takes its place among Roosef velt's top organizations. Keenly interested in current affairs, the students compare viewpoints, and in doing so, learn to for' mulate their thoughts clearly and logically. Alert members are on their toes every minute to find inf correct statements and generalizations in the discussions. In addition, they learn debating procedure, a valuable asset anywhere. The club receives and sends many invitations for interscholastic debates, and sometimes, discus' sions. A considerable number of the topics are current, although certain permanent problems are disf cussed occasionally. Following an outside debate, a judging body decides which school had delivered the superior argument. Roosevelt won the majority of decisions last year. As an incentive for active. participation, the club awards a fixed number of points for each def bate delivery. Any member accumulating twentyfone points is entitled to a debate letter. The method of attacking a new topic is simple and effective. First, the club discusses the subject in a questionfanswerfcomment manner. During the next meeting, the question is formally debated, pro and con. Discussion and criticism follow the debate. By this time, all members of the club have digested the arguments and a final debate ensues. 49 ancfa 04Cl'0JJ the Jgorcler PAN AMERICAN CLUB Standing-L, Robertson, L. Soll, W. Meltzer, S. Ellman, A. Berez, R. Gartzman, E. Kane, S. Rodbard, A. Dukart, D. Rasmussen, P. Handley, R. Sher, S. Bloom, L. Victor, C, Lindberg. Row Two-P. Feldman, A. Hoffman, I. Brown, B. Plotner, D. Baerson, L. Klein, E. Pollen, B. Christenholz, I. Gross, S. Slavin. Row One-R. Rapaport, G. Revzin, M. Meltzer, G. Adams, M, Ullrich, C. Mirotsnic, E. Rosen, B. Holden, D. Kaplan, T. Heackley. QFFICERS G. Adams, G. Revzin, R. Rapaport, D. Hendleman, M. Meltzer. First organized eight years ago, the Pan American League, sponsored by Miss Marguerite Ullrich, continues to promote the Good Neighbor policy. Contests, informative speeches, songs, and various other forms of entertainment pertaining to countries South of the Borderf' fill the monthly meetings with variety. The League is a chapter of a nationfwide organization whose purpose is to promote friendly relaf tions and to increase knowledge about the customs of the Latin American nations. At present the membership is made up of students in Miss Ullrichs Spanish VI classes and inf tcrested students who are free second period. In this way, the Pan American League has been united with the Spanish Club of a few years ago. 50 RIDING CLUB Mounted-R. Hein, F. Kirschen baum, D. Rubin, R. Warshaw sky. Standing-W. Alsing, M. Simon, R Wa1'shawsky, W. Mueller, R Hein, D. Malua. fine. Row Three-E. Langenbahn, H. Newberger, D. Youman, C. Perf lin, Brown, Kane, S. Sol' dinger, D. Faulkner, P. Sheer. Row Two-I. Grosvenor, A. Ni' detz, R. Schatz, P. Juul, A. Ru' bin, S. Glasser, P. Ellen, S. Ru' bin. Row One-R. Stahl, I. Feldman, D. Rubin, S. Ram, F. Kirschenbaum, F. Creely. i- 0, iluer. The Lone Ranger hasn't anything on them. Why, it might be only the fourth time, and they'll all ride like veterans! Yes, it's as easy as that when you belong to the Roosevelt Riding Club. Under the sponsorship of Mr. John P. Hamilton, the club certainly gives an excellent opportunity to any Rough Rider who is the least bit interested in horses and the art of riding. Better horsemanship as well as safety and etiquette on dangerous UQ trails is taught. The beginning group, which is open to both boys and girls, must pass an achieve' ment test to get in the advanced group. This advanced group goes on rides every week and the whole club rides every other week. The spring semester offers something new for the members. Their meetings will be held at the stables after school, every week. They meet every other week in school on Friday, in the fall semester. For something really worth while, try horseback riding with the Roosevelt Riding Club. 5' 1 Row Fatwa-I. Steffen, V. Burke, N. Hansen, A. Piepenburg, A.Wuesf tenberg, L. Paule, M. Kastrinos, I. Hallstrom, L. Balkin, N. Gold' neak reuiewem The Log staff of 1948 has planned this book to reflect the. Circle of Education at Roosevelt'-Its activities, its classes, its faculty and students-the life of the school itself. The staff has been assisted by Miss Waters, Miss Tinker, and Miss Burns who have each managed a specific aspect of the prof duction. Miss Waters has directed the editorial work and has been in general charge of the book. Miss Tinker and her advanced compof sition class have prepared, copyread, and proofread the individual and group vvritefups. Miss Burns, with the help of the Log agents, financial secretaries, and business managers, has taken care of the financial side of the project. The job of preparing the Log in spite of the. ups and downs has been fun. The staff hopes you will enjoy this record of your particif pation in the Circle of Education at Roosevelt as much as we did working on it. LOG SPONSORS-lvliss Burns, Miss Waters, Miss Tinker 4A LOG AGENTS-Standing-F. Hoffman, R. Varde, M. Lurie, T. Obermayer. Seated-H. Novak, V. Horf CCJEDITORS-P. Kotler, I. Veit. 4A EDITGRS4M. Smith, Breitovvich. vath, I. Spilg, C. Glick. 4B LOG AGENTS LITERARY EDITORS TYPISTS , E. Steam, R, Schattkc, Staiidiwrggli. Frischman, M. Crooks. Sfflfldwlg'-F Hebekefi M- Nlanglos. 1 Seated-A Richmond, A. Erickson. J. Ross, 56df5d'G- Adami B- Plomer, N. Hansen, M. Pre 52 4 2 i PICTURED BELGW - LITERARY STAFF StanCling+S. Sered, E. Isaacs, S. Edelman, Polan, E. Chervony M. Lurie, L. Kramer, P. Glaser, E. Galler, M. Morganstein E. Cohen, P. Bloomberg, A. Hoffman, M. Schwartz., C. Mirots nic. Seated-H. Novak, A. Pinelli, G. Arbetman. G. Skotnicky H. Pretula, M. Brooks, S. Rubin, A. Levy, Klein. 4B EDITORS-Don Roberts, Sheldon Fox. BUSINESS IVIANAGER-I. Ramek. ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS-M. Zandberg, R Varde. FINANCIAL SECRETARIES-I. Albrecht, Mayhercy, A Levi. , ,,f A'-17074 Hnxhg r -- ff, l fof Q, , C c. lik! ,-'g?'7 . V if ' 2 . Jfhlefica Athletics constitutes one of the vital segments in the Circle of Education for it contributes to the physical development of the parf ticipant and to the personality development of both participant and spectator, and, in turn, it promotes school spirit. During our four years at Roosevelt our teams have faced keen competition from some of the most powerful teams in Chicago. Many times we were outplayed, but seldom were we surpassed in sports' manship. For whether slugging a ball on the. diamond, tackling a man on the gridiron, or shooting a basket, Roosevelt's teams have offered their opponent keen competition in that most fundamental element of athletics, namely, true sportsmanship. Attendance at athletic events provides the spectators with an opportunity to practice cofoperation with their cheerleaders and their team, to recognize the abilities of our own and the visiting team, to be courteous to all. Players and onlookers alike have found in athletic sports one of the best means to experience that thrill of loyalty to Roosevelt, that intangible something we call uschool spirit. As graduates we have completed our training in Roosevelt's athletic program, we feel better prepared physically and socially to enter the area of life because of our participation in this Circle of Education. X gi.. X . , 93. 'rr - Y -- -5, Y fa, ,. , il Aff' fa f--ff 14M-1' -: rw I rl I Q A v E . rj .Q-1.1: :ar-Q, - dw l I GIRL LIFE GUARDS On Board-I. Hallstrom. Row Twoel, Barlow, P. Swedberg, M. Ieannides, L. Aigner. Row One-E. Liepe, C, Stapleton, L. Robertson, B. Waller. In Water-Rotu Three-N. Carlson, B. Waller, E. Liepe, T. Moscowitz, N. Katz, L. Safstrom, I. Barlow. Row 'Two-D. Swedberg, C. Stapleton. L. Aigner, L. Jones, L. Robertson, I. Hallstrom. Row One-P. Pearson, E. Nicolai. Standing-M. Martin, L. Napientek, D. Horner, Stroniberg, A. Spo' den, P. Stapleton. Kneeling-M. Ieannides, A. Tibbetts, S. Soldinger, I. Rosenfield, B. Welzf aflf. ave wo - ree - our . A cry of I-Ielp! and a leaping flash of red to the rescue-the Life Guards are once more swiftly and efficiently aiding fellow students. These capable and wellftrained girls are chosen by the entire girls' gym faculty and must pass a severe test before they are allowed to wear those special red suits, emblematic of girl life saving at Roosevelt. They put in many extra periods a week assisting the teachers and guarding the swimmers. ' - f ' ' Q h h ma be able to help The girls must have a full knowledge of strokes and life saving -o t at t ey y train future Life Guards. I 5 6 rawn . . . P6144 . . . afile Probably the most coveted award in Roosevelt is the letter 'Rf showing that the possessor has served his school long and well. The winners of major and minor R's in sports have formed the only exclusive club in Roosevelt, the MR Club. Each year, these boys sponsor intramural events such as baseball, basketball and track. The admission charged goes into their treasury to help pay for their anf nual banquet. During the last few years, the club has been under the able guidance of Coach E. E. Alton, who, along with the members, has worked to promote the spirit of good sportsmanship throughout Roosef ve.lt High School. New plans are being formed under which the R Club will supervise an increased number of activities. Experience in leadership obtained through their sports activities aids them in this work. R .CLUB Roga ipuala-H. Kran, D. Nelson, S. Puzes, M. Levin, W. Heller, I. Milligan, G. Giannakaronis, . as . Row Three-I. Friedman, D. Sanes, R. Kranzow, B. Levy, Ikenn, R. Brown, F. Hebeker, M. Morganstein. L Row Two-W. Pauli, H, Shoub, M. Moss, A. Teleser, A. Warner, R. Green, R. Moeller, R. Weiss, A. Chick. Row One-K. Tucker, S. Matsumoto, N. Feldman, A. Robbins, E. Jacobson, P. Bloomberg, OFFICERS G. Giannakaronis, A. Robbins, P. Bloomberg, E. Jacobson, Rosenband. Rosenband, H. Ruskin. 57 ....Q-AL n io flue Rode fowl . All of Roosevelt cheered, Go, team, go! The '47 team must have heard, for in spite of the standings, our boys really went places this year, outplaying and outfighting almost all of their opf ponents, There were plenty of thrills all season, but no one will forget the Lane game when the Rough Riders outplayed Lane and scored the first touchdown allowed by their superior eleven this season. Football is a game of chance, a thrilling game providing plenty of excitement, but there is a darker side, as always, and the stretcher was used twice for Roosevelt. In the Waller game, fullback Earl Jacobson was removed with a broken leg. At practice, linesman George Bohnert received the same injury. Sam Weil, the substitute for the injured Jacobson, and quarterback Harry Shoub set the pace in scoring for the Rough Riders. At the end of the season, the boys voted the Most Valuable Player Award to jim Dionisotis, al' though linesmen Steve Mash, Gus Giannakaronis, john Pilles, and Sheldon Puzes were close behind. Though winning only two games as against four losses, the boys showed spirit and determinaf tion, with them were the cheers of a great portion of the school, for Roosevelt has a good showing at each of the games. Coach Francis Kopczak has reason to be proud of his team in his last season at Roosevelt. 58 Row Three-F, Kopczak, I. Edelman, I. Reff, B. Balonick, S. Puzes, S. Robin, I. Shapiro, I. Buttry, L. Dulin, E. Wendell, C. Warning, Pilles, A. Gates, G. Giannakaronis, S. Mash, S. Brandt, R. Bubes. Row Two-M. Lucas, G. Bohnert, Friedman, Z. Berger, R. Egeland, S. Olson, R. Schultz, K. Dalesandro W. Salzman, Dorsey, S. Fischer, G. Golliet, D. Nelson, N. Larson, M. Sanes, S. Weil. , Row One-B. Lieberman, S. Berman, I. Friedman, E. Ia:obson, W. Lebe, L. Schlivka, H. Shoub, C. Fine, S. Schwab, R. Fudala, N. Darr, D. McMillan, H, Steinberg. Jbyafife- Carre eierana Roosevelt football fans, who have cheered the many brilliant plays and enjoyed the highly conf tested games, are often inclined to forget that these individual plays and the games are products of daily team Workouts at River Park. These take a great deal of the time of every rnan on the team and demand a huge amount of pep and vigor. During these workouts, ExfCoach Francis Kopczak skill' fully and carefully showed all the footballers what was to be done and how to do it. The former Notre Dame AllfAmerican linesman taught the boys either by personal example or through his meth' ods of patiently coaching the fundamentals of gridiron play, passing, carrying the ball, blocking, kickf ing, and, above all, teamfplay and sportsmanship. In the fall, Coach Kopczak will no longer be with the team, but his place will be ably filled by our new coach, Samuel Edelcup. 59 geeclera of the Jgaaketa Cn the lighter side of the hardwood picture, the juniors, def spite a pair of disheartening setbacks, still look forward to a highly successful season. Hit comparatively easily by half time losses, the Ponies are pref paring to face several weakened top rivals in thegheated North Secf tion race. Of these, three will meet the locals on their own home courts. The Ponies started with a bang, winning their first seven pracf tice games. Came the season, however, their attack fizzled, and the boys fell 4941 in their initial encounter. Recovering quickly, the Rough Rider Quintet gave the fans something to cheer about with a 6127 lambasting of Amundsen. Steinmetz fell next, 6985. The Junior powerhouse reached its highest peak on January 23, conquering Taft, 7542, but finally slipped off its torrid pace, falling to a sharp shooting Von Steuben quintet, 6855. Still, however, the Lights are conceded at least a shadow of a chance in the city title fray. JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Row Four-E. Rabin, Ikenn, Cardamon, I. Taback, I. Chaum, M. Weincord, I. Cole. Row Three-A. Barkow, A. Robbins, S. Pri' zant, Coach E. E. Alton, K. Greenberg, E. Rubin, A. Kafka. Row Two-L. Hochman, A. Warner, I. Ros' enband, H. Ruskin. I Row One-P. Bloomberg. Gil wo oinfa . The BluefGold Heavies, though in the section cellar, have turned out to be one of the 'fightingest' squads on the North Side. Even though they seem bound nowhere this season, the diminutive Seniors do have high hopes. A veteran assemblage will round out next ye.ar's squad and, prior to halfftime, should make the Rough Riders prominent title contenders. In their five encounters to date, the Sen' ior squad has piled up a grand total of 204 points against 272 for its opponents, theref by averaging on the glummer side of 4054. In the Rough Riders' present league recf ord, however, figures do lie. The scrappy Heavy quintet has shown fine form despite going down five times in succession. In the initial encounter, Lane rolled smoothly over the locals, 5937. Amundsen followed with a 4839 win, Steinmetz triumphed 5268, and Taft came through, 63f44. In their final game, previous to tlie half, the Heavf ies, though falling to an undefeated Von Steuben quintet on the Steuben home floor, won a tremendous moral victory, playing before a partisan crowd. The Steuben squad barely managed to squeeze past the locals, 54f46. Though hampered by a deff inite lack of height, the team does have great possibilities. The Seniors have sprinkled lavish sports' manship on every basketball court they have. trod. Rough Riders can assuredly look forward to much better seasons, but the spirit and fight of this year's squad will be hard to duplicate. ur peeclafera anal Jzackeieera t TRACK TEAM Standing-I. Klugman, Z. Berf ger, I. Friedman, P. Pink, B. Eisenhart, H. Kran, S. Flipp. Kneeling-S. Brandt, M. Edelf son, B. Lunt, N. Darr, P. Kan' elos, A. Bloomberg, H. Shultz, K. Greenside. Crouchi-ngfS. Matsumoto, Feldman. Sitting-YH. Shayman, K. Tucker, M. Fish, M. XVeincord, D Friedman, B. Witt. Left to right-J. Feldman, H. Shultz, I. Friedman, M. Edelf son, Klugman. Whiz-a flash of light, a streak of color-another soul races on to his first pe.riod class. Will he make it? Of course he will, he's a Roosevelt track man. Distance running, relay racing, broad jumping, pole vaulting, and hurdling, as well as the useful sprinting mentioned above, figure in the varied program of this organization. Instructed and encourf aged by Coach Julius Harris, team membe.rs are conditioned by their sport to develop sound muscles, split second timing, and vast endurf ance. The members of both the Junior and Senior teams will value this superb conditioning in the future as much as they value the keen thrill of participation in a dynamic sport today. Although Rooseveltis tennis squad consists of only three veterans, Ronnie Miller, jerry Cole, and Art Schiller, there are such fine pros' pects as Jerry Hershman, Shel Prizant, Erky Raban, and Mandel Weincord coming up for the 1948 season. Thus, it is hoped that the team will achieve the high ranking prominence that it has enjoyed for many years. From the first day of April until the last match in june, the boys may be seen practicing diligently at Eugene Field Park. Their fine spirit and determination will accomplish much more than any number of tennis victories. TENNIS TEAM Left to right-A. Schiller, R. Miller, Cole. 62 021 On giraf . BASEBALL TEAM Stanclinghz. Teicher, Manager, W. Butzow, S. Matsumoto, M. Levin, H. Grey, M. Lurie, A. Barkow. Kneeling-J. Harwell, G. Giannakaronis, Milligan, R. Qlson, D. Nelson, H. Salzman. Seated-J. Dionisotis, R. Schultz, H. Ruskin, W. Lindahl, M. Zandberg, N. Feldman. Baseball! What thoughts are stirred into life by the mere mention of this one word! Each year, Coach Julius Harris works hard screening the. flood of candidates that try out for the Roosevelt nine. Most of this year's team will be made up of new boys, but players from last year's squad will play an important part. Gus Giannakaronis, Jim Dionisotis, and jack Harwell, back from last year, will have no trouble in making the '48 varsity. Both the boys and the fans in the school have high hopes for the coming campaign, and we would all like to see them in Wrigley Field again when June comes around. High hopes? Perhaps . . . but with a large number of R men returning and the energetic rook' ies, Roosevelt once again may achieve high standing. .63 rom arx to the Ofympica Bang! The blast of a gun echoes about the spacious Roosevelt Natatorium, inf termingling with the varied sounds of swimmers speeding down the long bluefgreen lanes. It's another swimming meet, long awaited. Looking closely, one may discern Captain Bill Pauli standing with Senior tank' men Dave Sanes, johnny Reff, Barry Leavitt, and Bill Friedman, near the diving board. Farther down, Captain Art Telscer is talking to a group of junior swimmers consist' ing of Ralph Moeller, Bob Rosenthal, and Perry Friedman. These boys form the nucleus of the two tank squads, cofsponsored by Coaches Robert R. Marx and Julius Harris. The mermen have two fast and hardy squads and should place high when the city championship meet comes to Roosevelt. CAPTAINS-A. Telcser, B. Pauli. SWIMMING TEAM On B0ardYB. Levitt, Manager: R. Silbert. Row Three-I Mansfield, R. Magnus, H. Telfors, Coach Harris, S. Emalforb, B. Pauli, R. Brown. Row Ttuo-W-. Murray, A. Zelinsky, A. Telcser, F. Sears, Lovinger, B. Rosenthal. Row Oneej. Reff, H. Kaufman, P. Friedman, B. Friedman, R. Moeller, P. Sanes. X XXX-, x Xl 5' N N. X X xx X xxw, i X , LIFE GUARDS Standing-vB. Levitt, B. Eisenhart, Mansfield, H. Nauer, Milligan, R. Brown, B. Pauli, W. Murray. Row Three-B. Rosenthall, Perry, D. Vock, N. Abrams. Row 'TwokB. Friedman, .IL Sporer, Reff, H. Lichterman, A. Telcser, P. Friedman, D. Sanes, I. Pilles. Row One-H, Stein, R. Moeller, R. Hamlish. gn lure Qefera The Boys' Life Guards could have 'Semper Paratis' as their motto, for they are truly 'always readyf In addition to being on hand in case of emergencies, they also teach students the fundamentals of swimming. In that way, the' students are trained as future life guards by the guards themf selves. In order to become one of this select company, one must pass a rigorous Red Cross test. Those who come through report to Coach R. R. Marx, their sponsor. The boys have maintained a fine record in taking care of all difficulties. The applicant must have a working knowledge of lifesaving methods and be able to perform all popular strokes, also, lie must have the ability to instruct the stuf dents to work cofoperatively with the teacher and sometimes take over the duties of the instructor in any emergency which may arise. 65 Yea, Roosevelt! Yea, Roosevelt! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! T'e m Rah! Rah! Rah! I I 7 l Ijwah. Rah. Rah. Rah. Yea, Roosevelt! 'e-ll-171 Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! T-e-a-m Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Yea, Roosevelt! Go Back, G o Back, Go Back To The Woods. You Haven't Got, You Haven,t Got, You Haven't Got The Goods. You May Have The Swing, And You May Have The Jazz, But You Haven't Got The Team Vffth With With With With An R An O-O-S An E A V An E-L-T R-O-O-S-E-V-E-L-T Rah! Rah! Rah! Ra Yea, Roosevelt! A Push Cart An Engme Full Of Steam, We re From Roosevelt, Yea Team' That Roosevelt Has. A Hand Cart, Seven Come Come Come We're Come Eleven A Gold A Blue, On, Roosevelt, Cheering For You MAJCRETTES Left to rigltt-M. Christensen, F. Mauro, I. Lukasik, A. Dann' hauer CHEERLEADERS Back-A. Kafka, H. Shaymen, A. Chick, R. Weiss. Front-I. Stromberg, D. Baerson, D. Bell, J. Spiering. Qgiirjm p. eepym pf Cften, when spirits are drooping and morale is low, a rousing cheer will give the needed stimulaf tion to spur our team to victory. Cheers are readily provided by a small group of active students who willingly and in a seemingly effortless manner provide the hors d'ouvre of cheers to the main course of sports events. Present at every basketball, football, and baseball game, the cheerleaders, sponsored by Miss Elisabeth Waters, and led by cofcaptains Arnold Chick and Herbert Shayman, energetically prof vide excitement and spirit. They have a well prepared repertoire of cheers, yells, and songs, and are always trying to write new ones. Both the cheerleaders and the majorettes put in a good deal of extra time and energy in practicf ing and learning new cheers or new routines. They practice endlessly until they finally achieve the finesse and capability that is typical of Roosevelt. These two groups reflect the integrity and honor of the school. They come out to all the games, in all kinds. of weather so that they can do their part for Roosevelt. Both groups help make each and every game a memorable one. 67 he Spirit of gorfy-fight 'LI-Iere comes the flag. Hail it! The R.O.T.C. Color Guard is the proud bearer and guardian of the freest flying flag in all the world. We hail the proudest symbol of a free democracy. Long may it wave o'er the land of the free. 68 Jeooaeuefii generala of Zomorrow Row One-B. Krarup. Row Two-A. Torovitz, W. Slaw, S. Robin. Row 'ThreehH. Dorsey, S. Pearlman, M. Ackerman, Larrison. Row Four-W. Corey, R. Fleck, I. Amann, E. Joseph. Row Five-G. Speaker, P. Ernst, I. Jurgens. Row Six-E. Rimsky,,M. Schwartz G. Skotnicky, Sponsor Major. Staff Sgt. W. Coryg Capt. Seaburyg Staff Sgt. H. Dorsey. 59 waiting flue Commun CGMPANY B Row Four-I. Amann. Row Tlwee-T. Barski, G. Guon, H. Lazar, G. Gngemach, S. Pitesky, P. Saltz, R. Turbin. Row Two-L Brockstein, T. Savage, L. Steinberg, VanWert, B. Gananslcy, P. Larson, M. Pollack. Row One-R. Scluattke, D. Brei, G. Frank, D. Roth, B. Turovitz, B. Brickman, M. Sinofsky. Row FourfAM. Schwartz. Row 'TlweeLM. Gillespie, R. Portini, L. Krause, L Bass, G. Gaidica, E. Glanz, M. Garniol, S. Fox. Row Two-G. Bauer, R. Salni, Lessner, M. Teitel, K. Paulson, G. Platzner, Gold. Row Gne-S. Rice, B. Humniell, B. Meyer, K. Batzlaff, M. Greenberg, L. Friedman, M. Grobert. 70 eacly io goffow COMPANY A Row Four-M. Ackerman. Row 'Three-I. Farrell, Linetsky, Singer, K. Johnson, A. Richman, G. Richman, E. Galler, M. Klein, N. Miller. Row Two-C. Schmitt, F. Mittlenian, B. Kliger, G. Pgrlowsky, H. Singer, M, Rozner, H. Schlesf inger, R. Dassow. Row One-J. Lerner, G. Arbetman, Paskind, A. Holzman, S. Socol, Wolf, Gross. Row Four-P. Ernst. Row Three-H. Salzman, T. Kean, E. Hult, W. Gruber, L. Goldberg, K. Fliegel, L. Excell, R. Larson, 1. Wolff. Row Two-H. Liebman, E. Diewald, L. Deer, R. Cohen, R. Bernstein, D. Becker, E. Avers, R. Ways. Row One-R. Johnson, B. Alper, H. Carlson, R. Cushman, S. Fohrman, Goldberg, Kahn, W. Pallister. 71 afapiv fricle CAP'S PRIDE Row Five-R. Pine, H. Klein, G. Golliet, M. Luntz, T. Davis. Row Four-S. Seifert, B. Katz, W. Heller, M. Greenberg. Three-A. Kaskel, A. Goldstein, A. Messer, A. Sklar. Row Row Two-H. Schoub, T. Obermayer, l. Kaufman, B. Leavitt. Row One-C. Forsyth, H. Marks, D. Clines, A. Mendelsohn. L. Petz., Drum Major. We can all be proud of our R.O.T.C. Military Band. For over sixteen years, it has been in existence under the capable direction of Captain Rollins A. Seabury. This organization has performed its duties in true military style and has a record to which it can point with pride. The Band has played at Federal inspections, R.C.T.C. assemf blies, and has also speeded the team onto extra efforts at all the football games of the past twenty seasons. Quite a record! The Band's special marching drills are supervised and directed by SfSgt. Harold d b C d L P t , the G. Dorsey. This semester, the R.C.T.C. Band is proudly le y a et . e z drum major. 7 Being in the R.C,T.C. Band does not limit the boys' chances of earning medals for themselves. As R.C.T.C. cadets, they are eligible to win medals that designate their efficient cofoperation. Cadet SfSgt. T. Obermayer received the Band Efficiency Medal this semester with Cadet QI. jurgens, who won the American Legion Band Eff ficiency Medal. The school's motto, You can if you will for Rooseveltf is the Bands motto, too, since it inspires their military performances. 72 Go, Rough Riders, Go! Go on, you Rough Riders, go, go, Roosevelt, go. Wave, Wave your banners high, for Victory's our So go, you Rough Riders, go, go, Roosevelt, go. We all are true to the Gold and Blue, So go, Rough Riders, go! is vis The Gold and Blue-shall wave forever high, Our Alma Mater-shoiit it to the sky, Rough Riders, Go! 3133493 Go on, you Rough Riders, go, go, Roosevelt, go. Wave, Wave your banners high, for Victory's our So go, you Rough Riders, go, go, Roosevelt, go. We all are true to the Gold and Blue, So go, Rough Riders, go! 73 aim. aim ,..,-4.-... M !ff!,.f c ,eff ,Z p w X H, ,1, umm f f 1 . ft ' ,577 V. f 'A ,4f ' f 1 1 l A, , Ky! 07 447 ' ' ,jf if f ,,f ,off ff! M xlll i 4 if l f cl if A ,pf pp Pd ua 2 !, Four years have gone by since first We entered the doors of Roosef J velt and came under her sphe.re of influence that encircled our work, f V . f our play, our friendships-in fact encircled all the little things that lf f make up that phase of living known as adolescence. In memory we travel along the great circles of this sphereg our 3 first S, the election campaigns, the assemblies, the socials, our first it high school crush, the day our favorite senior took notice of us. And now strains of Pom and Circumstance com lete the circle ,W P P ll Xl in which we have been livin durin our sta at Roosevelt. We now , S S Y fix realize that we are no longer adolescents, but men and women ready 1 i i W to participate in the everfwidening circle of daily living. Farewell, Roosevelt!-May your sphere of influence never die. X YA ,X g ., ZR ' Ee ' -X , 'BN , V, w ,N a kk -5 ,M AR- HRX xii?--K xxx Q ,EM gg he ,N-awww' wrjfa, X. M- f'--f' - --ww-as--Aff' .X XNNQ H'---A ,,..df' .. -A-A J- Agfd ,yi N J ,..- 75 he feopfei Choice ,J 404 I Claw Oblficera JOEL EDELMAN President MARVIN MORGENSTEIN Vice President BURTON LEVY 'Treasurer JUNE SPILG Secretary GRADUATION COMMITTEE PROM COMMITTEE Joe.l Edelman, Chairman Lawrence Petz Vivian Brown Phyllis Miller Lionel Kramer Estelle Kramer Annette Perlstein Edwin Galler Bernice Ginsburg Myron Lurie LUNCHEON COMMITTEE June Spilg, Chairman Sheldra Wexler Burton Feingold Violet Blomstrand Janette Ross Jack Polan Barbara Scharfstein June Mandell Thomas Obermayer Maurice Schwartz Marvin Morgenstein, Chairman Genevieve Skotnicky Marvin Ackerman Allan Levy Ruth Mines Elfrieda Frischmann Sheldon Edelman Sylvia Steinman Dorraine Leader Lois Raasch GIFT E3 EXPENSE COMMITTEE Burton Levy, Chairman Irwin Veit Beatrice Minicker David Sanes Elaine Isaacs ' Judith Breitowich Seymour Adler Judson Edidin Ben Kliger Frances Mauro ANNETTE ABRAHAMSON TrifHifY., Agent, Weekly, Captain, Hall Guard, Intramural Volleyball, Intra- mural Captainball, Secretary, Teacher' Student Council. : MARVIN ACKERMAN Honor Society, Line Ofiicer, R.O.T.C., Competition Platoon, SlidefRule Club, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Foot' ball, Intramural Swimming, Rifle Team, Hall Guard, Control Commission, Rid' ing Club, R.O.T.C. Usher, Agent, Weekly. ypylrfrialrsxyfijr R MQ! Re re nt ' e, S t C9 il, Agent, ly: Iggy? , ' ' m , .thi ' , ,Q rican a ue Chair ass hairman Health Cgys, L1 uard nchronized Swimf n ng, ptai Basketball, Capt ' . Intr ral V eyball Te , C Base all am, ll n ar nch quard' cretary, m, ecr 133' PSXIV49, ing Dlub, lqgy Clu . mf BETTY ANDERSON Cheerleader, Representative, Log, Hon' or Society, Dance Committee, Honor Roll, Representative, Student Council, Secretary, Teacher, Clerk, Oihceg Capf tain, Baseball Team, Intramural Volleyf V ball, Assistant, Library, Hall Guard, Symphonic Choir, Choral Competition- Secretary, Division. ' 1 MITCHELL ANSELL ' Varsity Football, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Swimming, Swim Circus, Assistant, Library, Beginners' Band, Laboratory Assistant, Intramural Track. GILBERT ARBETMAN A Honor Society, Weekly Staif, Drama Club, The Pampered Darling , Log Staff, Secretary, Teacher, Student Council, R.O.T.C., Biology Club, Block Captain, Pan American League, Debate Club, Agent, Weekly, Fire Guard, Hall Guard, SuperfHonor Roll. NORTON ABRAMS Varsity Swimming Team, Intramural Swimming Championship, Life Guard, Intramural Baseball, Representative, Student Council, Junior Dance Com' mittee, Pan American League, j.Y.L. SEYMOUR ADLER Super-Honor Roll, Representative, Stu' dent Council, Honor Society, Baseball Team, Debate Club, Biology Club, -I.Y.L., Captain, Intramural Baseball, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Agent, Weekf ly, Secretary, Adviser, Mixed Chorus, Assistant, Library. JOHN AMANN Lieutenant, R.O.T.C., A.M.P.L., Inf tramural Baseball, Intramural Football. BETTIMAE 'ANDERSON TrifHifY,, Life Guard, Swimming, Hall Guard, Assistant, Library, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Baseball, Intraf mural Captain Basketball, Secretary, Health, Captain, Baseball, Assistant Captain, Volleyball. ROBERT ANVER Section Head, Orchestra, Student Di' rector, Beginners' Orchestra, Honor Society, Honor Roll, Music Festivals, Orchestral Competitions, Chess, Checkf er Club, Pan American League, Biology Club, Laboratory Assistant, Physics. BURTON ARENSON Honor Roll, Pan American League, Attendant, Bookroom, Intramural Base' ball, Intramural Basketball, Band, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard. BERNADINE BAKAL Honor Society, Secretary, Adviser, Sec' retary, Office, Honor Roll, Honorable Mention, Poster Contest, Art Club, Pan American League, Intramural Basketball. JEROME BASS Control Commission, Representative, Student Council, Secretary, Teacher, Intramural Football, Intramural Base' ball, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, Pan American League, Dramatics Club, A.M.P.L., Block Captain, CleanfUp Committee. SANDRA BERKOWITZ Pan American League, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball, Hall Guard. ANITA BLAIR Intramural Volleyball, Attended Von Steuben High School. ALAN BLOOM Assistant, Book Room, A.M.P.L., Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, Financial Sec' retary, Agent, Weekly, Bond Salesman, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Base' ball, Band, SlidefRule Club. DIANE BLUESTONE Hall Guard, Assistant, Book Room. ADELINE BASILE Attended Tuley High School, Hall Guard, Chairman, Health Class, Sec' retary, Assistant, Laboratory, Captain, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol' leyball. LAWRENCE BECKER Honor Society, Manager, Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Base' ball, Mixed Chorus, Music Festival, Pan American League, Control Com' mission, Fire Guard, I.Y.L. SEYMOUR BINSTEIN Agent, Weekly, Assistant, Book Room, Control Commission, Fire Guard, Pan American League, Biology Club, A.M. P.L., Intramural Swimming, Intramural Baseball, I.Y.L., Salesman, Bonds, Science Club, Dramatics Club. VIOLET BLOMSTRAND Symphonic Choir, Mixed Chorus, Council Delegate, Chairman, Service Committee, Editor, Tattler, TrifHifY, VicefPresident, Freshman Council, Pres' ident, Sophomore Council, Financial Secretary, Secretary, Adviser, 33fPoin-t Club, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, Assistant, Laboratory, Intramural Bas' ketball, Intramural Volleyball, Agent, Weekly, Junior Dance Committee. PAUL BLOOMBERG Captain, Varsity Basketball, Honor Society, President, SB Class, President, R Club, Winners, Intramural Base' ball, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Track, Control Commission, Student Council, Dramatics Club, Make Room For Rodney , Man In The Bowler Hat , Debate Club, Lunch Guard, junior Dance Committee. EARL BOGDANOFF VicefPresident, Symphonic Choir? Rhapsody in Black , Farmers Frolf ics , Roaring Twentiesn, Choral Com' petition, Music Festival, Mixed Chorus Music Appreciation Series, Photogra 1 f pher, Weekly, Photography Club, Def bate Club, Riding Club, A.M.P.L., Hal Guard, Fire Guard, Talent Show. 1 WILLIAM BRANDT HifY, Intramural Swimming, Life Guard, Hall Guard, Junior Dance Committee. MARY ANN BRIESCH Secretary, Health, Intramural Volleyf ball, Intramural Baseball. MILDRED BROOKS Honor Roll, Speakers' Bureau, Public Relations Bureau, Service Awards, Sec' retary, Adviser, Freshman Orientation, Financial Agent, Agent, Weekly, Hall Guard, Pan American League, Chair- man, Health Class, Intramural Volleyf hall, Mixed Chorus, Cap-tain, Intramural Basketball. VIVIAN BROWN Honor Society, junior Dance Commitf tee, Representative, Student Council, Social Committee, SecretaryfTreasurer, Debate Club, Debate R , Salesman, Bonds, Stamps, Block Captain, Secref tary, Adviser, Office, Teacher, Intraf mural Sports, Intermediate Orchestra- Secretary, Health Class, Hall Guard, ROBERT BULTMAN Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard. NATALIE CHERNER Honor Society, Representative, Student Council, Secretary, Teacher. 2 JUDITH BREITOWICH 4A Editor, Log, Reporter, Columnist Weekly, Secretary, Freshman, Sopho more Councils, Symphonic Choir Mixed Chorus, R , Speakers' Bureau 33fPoint Club, Honor Society, Secre tary, Adviser, Public Relations Bureau Music Festivals, Choral Competitions Delegate, Red Cross, Rhapsody in Blackn, Choir Shows, Freshman Sponsor. LORRAINE BRONIEC Chairman, Health Class, Hall Guard, Baseball, Volleyball Tournament, Bas' ketball Tournament. PHYLLIS BROWN Honor Society, Agent, Weekly, Mixed Chorus, I.Y.L., Library Worker. ANNA BUCARO Science Club, Mixed Chorus, Christmas Carols, Graduation Exercises, Spring Festival, Secretary, Teacher, Intramural Volleyball, Assistant Captain, Volleyf ball, Assistant, Library, Agent, Weekly, Clerk, Gym. EILEEN BURKROSS TrifHifY, Secretary, Teacher. ESTHER CHERVONY Assistant, Laboratory, Log Staff, Honor Roll, Secretary, Teacher, J.Y.L., Cap' tain, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, Intramural Volleyball, Pan American League. EUNICE COHEN Choral Competition, Music Festival, Mixed Chorus, Honor Roll, Hall Guard, Intramural Captain Basketball, Intra' mural Volleyball, Chairman, Health, Pan American League, Debate Club. MARILYN CROOKS Honor Society, Treasurer, Girls' Cho' rus, Beauty Contest , Choral Com' petition, Spring Festival, Librarian, Health Class, Secretary, Clothing Class, Chairman, Steno Class, Pan American League, Typist, Log Staff. AUDREY DE ROSE , Tri'Hi'Y, Hall Guard, Assistant, Li' brary, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Secretary, Teach' olle ball Tournament, Chairman, er, V y Health, Honor Roll. ANITA DUKART Secretary, Adviser, Teacher, Biology, Dramatic Clubs, Pan American League, junior Red Cross, Attendant, Book' ,room, Assistant, Library, Assistant, Clinic, Clerk, Oflice, Intramural Vol' leyball, Assistant Captain, Hall Guards, Lunch Guard, Clean'Up Committee, J.Y.L., Class Chairman. JOEL EDELMAN President 3A Class, Honor Society, Representative, Student Council, Speak' ers' Bureau, Columnist, Weekly, Sports Announcer, Control Commission, Ki' wanis Club, Fire Guard, Clean'Up Committee, P.T.A. Panel Discussion, Football Assembly, Varsity, Basketball, Football, Intramural Baseball Champs, Intramural Basketball, Champs, Intra' mural Swimming, Honor Roll. JUDSON EDIDIN Varsity Basketball, Honor Society, Honor Roll, Intramural Baseball, Bas' ketball, Intermediate Orchestra, Swim' ming, Attendant, Bookroom, Control Commission, Riding Club, A.M.P.L., Fire Guard. MARY CORTINA Intrzunural Basketball, Intramural Vol' lcyball. ROSETTA DECKER Girls' Chorus, Agent, Weekly, Libra' rian, Hall Guard, Secretary, Teacher, Spring Festival, Choral Competition. LEONA DONN Secretary, Teacher, Hall Guard. ROBERTA ECHT Agent, Weekly, Girls' Chorus, Music Roll, I.Y.L., Hall Guard, Secretary, Festival, Choral Competition, Honor Teacher. ' SHELDON EDELMAN Honor Society, Public Relations Bu reau, Control Commission, Intramural Baseball, Biology Club, J.Y.L., Assist' ant, Library, Junior Achievement, Log Staff. JANET EDWARDS Symphonic Choir, Music Festival! Graduation Exercises, Choral Compe' tition, Roaring Twentiesug Hone! Society, I.Y.L., Intramural Volleyball, Captain, Intramural Basketball Team. SYLVIA ELFMAN Girls Chorus, Choral Competition, Music Festivals, L'Nifty Shop , Beauty Contest , Clerk, Ofhceg Secretary, Red Cross, Financial Representative, Clerk, Gym. LILAfMAE ELM Life Guard, Captain, Volleyball, Girls' Swimming Contest, Captain, Basketball Team, Secretary, English Class, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, Chairman, Health Class. BERTHA EPSTEIN ' Agent, Weekly, Honor Society, Hall Guard, Librarian, Red Cross, Finan' cial Agent, Pan American League, Biology Club, J.Y.L., Intramural Volf leyball, Dramatics Club, Class Chairf man, Secretary, Teacher, Stamp Sales' man, Intramural Baseball. AVIS ERICKSON Honor Society, SergeantfatfArms, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Com' petition, Chairman, Health Class, Pan American League, Cap-tain, Intramural Volleyball, Typist, Log. PAUL ERNST Oibcer, R.O.T.C., Color Guard, Com- petition Platoon, Football, Intramural Baseball, President, Senior HifY, junf ior HifY, Debate Club, Lunch Guard, Control Commission. I R Y AULKNER or Society, ecre r , ttendance Coun 'lorg Vic esi e , Social Chain! ma 'b a ' , Girls' orus, Co , 'Nifty Shop ' ' estif 4 v s, horal C etiti ,Cle , Ofiice, Secretary e Cl s ' Assistant, L3 brary, T f ifY, YfTeen , Riding C pres ative, Student ounc' ent, eekl . , . K H si PRISCILLA ELLEN TrifHifY, Public Relations Bureau, Speaker, Assembly, Chairman, Clean' Up Campaign, Life Guard, Representaf tive, Student Council, Assistant, Clinic, Financial Secretary, Freshman Sponsor, Secretary, Teacher, Adviser, Riding Club, Intramural Sports, Talent Show, Memorial Assembly, Junior Dance Com- mittee, Pan American League, Red Cross. MARIE ELMER Girl Reserves, Captain, Volleyball, Sec- retary, Gym, Librarian, Health Class, Fashion Show. BRUNO EPSTEIN A A.M.P.I..., Hall Guard, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Orchestra, Intramural Baseball. RUTH ERNICK Public Relations Bureau, Delegate, Chi' ago Youth Council, Honor Society, Agent, Weekly, Pan American League, Hall Guard, Junior Dance Committee' Secretary, Teacher. JOHN FARRELL R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Color Guard, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team. BURTON FEINGOLD Public Relations Bureau, Speakers' Bureau, Speaker at Haugan School- a Honor Society, Control Commission, Fire Guard, Pan American League, Orchestra, Hall Guard, Honor Roll, Intramural Baseball. JANET FEINGOLD junior Dance Committee, Lunch Guard, Secretary, Teacher, Mixed Chorus, Captain, Intramural Basketball, Volleyf ball, Baseball, Art Club. CYRIL FERDMAN Track Team, Intramural Track, Base' ball, Control Commission, Science Club, Symphonic Choir, Mixed Chorus, Fire Guard, Intermediate Band, Beginners Band. MINNIE FINKELSTEIN Hall Guard, Librarian, Lunch Guard. ELAINE FISCHER Student Secretary, j.Y.L., Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Chairman, Health Class, Pan American League, Captain, Intraf mural Basketball, Captain, Intramural Volleyball Championship Team, Junior Red Cross, Secretary, Teacher, Secref tary, Health Class, Clerk, Gym. DOUGLAS FOLLINGSTAD Chaplain, VicefPresident, President, HifY, Delegate, VicefPresident, City HifY Council, Honor Society, Biology Club, Intramural Baseball, Advanced Band. DOROTHY FRANKSTEIN J.Y.L.: Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Pan American League, Biology Club, Hall Guard, gissistant, Library, Intramural Volleyf a . DAVE FELDMAN R.O.T.C., Advanced Band, Intramural Baseball, Basketball, A.M.P.L,, Checker Club, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Biology Club. SHELDON FINE Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Salesman, Bonds, Agent, Weekly, Orchestra, Hall Guard, Pan American League, Student Council, Attendant, Bookroom. GERALDINE FIRK Honor Society, Honor Roll, Girls Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Com petition, Hall Guard, Art Club, Pan American League, I.Y.L. ROBERT FLECK R.O.T.C., Staff Officer, R.O.T.C., Military Ball Committee, Competition Platoon, -Usher, R.O.T.C., Football, Control Commission, Fire Guard, Treasurer, Camera Club, Auto, Aero Club, Intramural Football, Baseball, Hall Guard. BARBARA FORKASH Librarian, I.Y.L., Social Committee, Secretary, Chairman, Gym, Secretary, Teacher, Pan American League, Intraf mural Volleyball, Honor Roll, Clerk, Gym. RUTH FRANZEN Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Beauty Contest , Tri' Hi-Y, Captain, Hall Guard, Honor Roll, Assistant, Library, Chairman, Health Class. .M,,, CAROLE FRIEDMAN Mixed Chorus, Financial Agent, Bond, Stamp Salesman, Representative, Stu' dent Council, Librarian, Hall Guard, J.Y.L., Lunch Guard, Junior Dance Committee, Secretary, Teacher. WILLIAM FRIEDMAN Swimming Team, Life Guard, Intraf mural Swimming, Intramural Baseball, Basketball, Science Club, Fire Guard. LORRAINE GABRIEL Secretary, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Volleyball, Basketball, Agent, Weekly. EDWIN GALLER School Delegate, United Nations, R , Editor, Weekly, R , Service, Section Director, Symphonic Choir, Service Shield, President, Science Club, Presif dent, First Aid Club, VicefPresident, Junior Red Cross, Delegate, City Council, 53rPoint Club, SuperfHonor Roll, Honor Society, Competition Platoon. NEDRA GEISER 33fPoint Club, Honor Society, Divif sion Block Captaing' Representative Red Cross, Secretary, Adviser, Secref tary, Ofiiceg Pan American League. BERNICE GINSBURG Public Relations Bureau, Junior Dance Commit-tee, Representative, Student Council, Election Committee, Social Committee, Secretary, Teacher, Chair' man, Secretary, Health Class, Intraf mural Volleyball, Honor Society, Debate Club, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Pan American League, Honor Roll, Junior Achievement. gL,.::::..-.!--'Mx JOANNE FRERKS Assistant, Library, Representative, D vision, Secretary, Health, Hall Guard Captain, Volleyball, Style Show Clothing, ELFRIEDA FRISCHMANN Speakers' Bureau, Symphonic Choir Weekly, Secretary, Adviser, Honor Society, Scholarship Commission, Muf sic Festival, Mixed Chorus, Choral Competition, K'Rhapsody in Black ' a Roaring 2O's , Pan American League, Agent, Weekly, Secretary, Symphonic Choir, 209 Typist, Writer, Speakers' Bureau, Red Cross. JOYCE GALLAGHER Lifeguard, Intramural Basketball, Vol' leyball, Hall Guard, Chairman, Secre- tary, Health Class, Chairman, Division. ELANE GARY C. Chairman, Secretary, Health Class, Representative, Student Council, Agent, Weekly, Life Guard, Style Show, Volleyball Tournament. GUS GIANNAKARONIS Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, R Club, Intramural Baseball, Sergeantfatf Arms, R Club. PHILLIS GLASER Hall Guard, Secretary, Teacher, As' sistant, Laboratory, Pan American League, Honor Roll, Intramural Cap' tain Basketball, Volleyball, Girls' Chorus, Choral Competition, Music Festival, Kiwanis Club, J. Y. L., Librarian. SHIRLEE GLASSER Junior Dance Committee, Publicity Chairman, Secretary, Teacher, Chair' man, Health Class, Intramural Cao- tain Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Art Club, Dramatic Club, Riding Club. CHARLOTTE GLICK Attended Sullivan High School, Sec' retary, Adviser, Representative, Log, Understudy, The Importance of Bef ing Ernest , Pampered Darling , Drama Club, Secretary, Teacher, Gym. HERBERT GLIEBERMAN Track Team, Football Team, Honor Society, Intramural Baseball, Swim' ming, Orchestra. BERNICE GOLDBERG Representative, Student Council, Block Captain, Agent, Weekly, Honor So' ciety, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard, Inf tramural Volleyball, Captain Basket' ball, Pan American League, Typist, Teacher, Freshman Social Committee. REBERTA GOLDMAN Typist, Weekly, Assistant, Library, Honor Society, Intramural Volleyball, Captain Basketball, Red Cross Com' mittee, Mixed Chorus, Honor Roll, Christmas Gift Committee, Secretary, Teacher, Hall Guard, Pan American League, I.Y.L. ALLEN GOLDSTEIN Mixed Chorus. MYRA GLAZER Financial Secretary, Secretary, Teach- er, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, Pan American League, Science Club, J. Y. L. VILMA GLICK Assistant, Library, Hall Guard, Sec' retary, Teacher, Girls' Chorus, Drama Club. , Nz, W f Y -- s x x J-,-14 v' ,Jx. AURIC 54 B w e ntr l Swim - fo. - 'L 1 I 3. ' ' g, In , - ,g- o all, Hotball R , Q 'le U I ural Baseba ' Representa ivision as-V' lien, JACK GOLDING Honor Society, Honor Roll, Control Commission, SlidefRule Club, Intraf mural Baseball, Swimming, Volleyball, Biology Club, Chess, Checker Club. ,nav-v Swimmin 'Soci . 1 SANDRA GOLDSTEIN Band, Hall Guard, Debate Club, Intra' mural Captain Basketball, Volleyball, Christmas Gift Committee, Honor Roll, Secretary, Teacher. ff? ELAINE GORSKY Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Assistant, Library, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard. HERBERT GREY J.Y.L., Intramural Basketball, Bas e, ball, Baseball Team, Mixed Chorus, Biology Club, Riding Club. X HERBERT GROMFIIXI Attended Lane High School, Intraf mural Swimmingf Softball, Control Commission, Fire Guard, Wrestlin Team, Intramural Basketball. IDELL GUTERMAN Representative, Red Cross, Assistant B Library, J.Y.L., Pan American League, Intramural Volleyball, Baseball, Secf retary, Class, Chairman, Class, Mixed Chorus. HERBERT HAFFT Honor Society, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, A.M.P.L., Intramural Base' ball, Slide-Rule Club, Honor Roll, Biology Club, J.Y.L., Mixed Chorus. DON HARRIS Intramural Baseball, Football, Repref sentative, Student Council, I.Y.L., Debate Club, Junior Achievement, Biology Club, Agent, Weekly, Control Commission. g- . LORRAINE GREENBERG Attended Marshall High School, Rep resentative, Student Council. CECELIA GROCHOWSKI Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Cap' ' tain Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Hall Guard, Riding Club, Art Club. NAPTHALI GUTSTEIN 33fPoint Club, Honor Society, Super' Honor Roll. DOLORES HAFFERKAMP Pan American League, Assistant, Li' brary, Librarian, Home Management, Fashion Show. FAYTHE HALSINGER Lunch Guard, Block Captain, Chair- man, Health, Librarian, Red Cross Delegate, First Aid Class, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Captain, Bas' ketball. LUIS HATCH Hall Guard, Intramural Volleyball' A t t e n d e d Lyons Township High School, ARNOLD HERGOTT Intramural Baseballg Student Councilg Lunch Guardg Biology Club. RAMONA HIBNER Y Girls' Chorus Music Fes TrifHif g g 1 tivalg Debate Clubg Science Clubg Hall Guard. JEAN HILLS Intramural Baseball, Volleyball, Bas' ketballg Hall Guard, Mixed Chorusg Spring Festival. FRANK HOFFMAN Financial Agent, Weeklyg Financial Agent, Logg Iunior Dance Committeeg Intramural Baseball, Basketballg Fire Guardg Control Commission. ALBERT HOLZMAN R.O.T.C.g I.Y.I...g Hall Guardg Lunch Guardg Attendant, Library. VIRGINIA HORVATH E Hall Guardg Lunch Guardg Representaf tive, Student Councilg Financial Secref tary, Student Councilg Agent, Weekly, Agent, Logg Symphonic Choir, Section Director, Choral Competitiong TrifHif Yg Roaring Twentiesf' SIDNEY HEYMAN Symphonic Orchestrag Farmers' Frolicsng Freshman Orientationg Haugan P.T.A. Assemblyg Orchestra Competif tiong Music Festivalg French Horn Quartet Competitiong Assistant Cap' tain, Hall Guardsg Fire Guardg Lunch Guardg President, Shop. NANCY HILAND TrifHifYg Captain, Intramural Basket- ballg Intramural Volleyballg Pan Amer' ican League. CHARLES HIRSH A.M.P.L.g Intramural Trackg Attend' ant, Book Roomg Hall Guard, I.Y.L.g Pan American Leagueg Mixed Chorusg Biology Clubg Fire Guard. IANE HOLDSHEIN 4 Honor Societyg Honor Roll, Sym' phonic Choirg Music Festivalg Choral Competition, Roaring Twentiesng Ki' wanis Clubg Mixed Chorus: Music Appreciation Clubg I.Y.L.g Pan Amer' ican Leagueg Biology Clubg Red Crossg P.T.A.g Stamp, Bond Salesmang As' sistant, Library, Hall Guard, junior Achievement. KENNETH HOLZMAN Orchestrag Orchestral Competitiong Music Festivalg Honor Societyg Honor Rollg Hall Guardg Attendant, Libraryg Lunch Guard. PAUL HYMAN Control Commission ELAINE ISAACS Editor, Weekly, 33fPoint Club, Execuf tive Board, Student Council, Honor Society, Reporter, Weekly, Representaf tive, Student Council, Speakers' Bu- reau, Art Club, Assistant, Library, Secretary, Adviser, Secretary, Office, Pan American League, Junior Dance Committee, Captain Basketball Tourna- ment, Hall Guard, ,Service Shield, Junior Achievement. ANNA IZRAEL Intramural Baseball, Volleyball, Basf ketball, Secretary, Gym. MARGARET JEANNIDES Life Guard, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival. BETTY ISLER Honor Society, Secretary, Teacher: Hall Guard, Girls' Chorus, Choral Competition, Music Festival, J.Y.L. JOYCE JACOBSEN Mixed Chorus, Representative, Fashion Board, Junior Dance Committee, Rid' ing Club, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard' w Secretary, Teacher, Chairman, Cloth' ing Class, Health Class, Life Guard- Captain, Intramural Baseball, Captain, Easketball Team, Intramural Volleyf l , 3 . LENORE JOHNSON Tri-HifY, Secretary, Teacher, Pan American League, Captain, Volleyball. JUDITH KAPLAN ROSEMARY JOHNSTON Intramural Captain Basketball, Hall Guard. DAVIDA KARTMAN Honor Society, Typist, Weekly, Girls' Chorus, Spring Festival, Chairman, Health. BURTON KATZ Public Relations Bureau, Speaker's R , Treasurer, J.Y.L., Instructor, Junior Achievement, Juvenile Delin- quency Division, Chicago Youth Counf cil, School Representative, Red Cross, R.O.T.C,, Concert Band, A.M.P.L., Secretary, Teacher, Honor Society, Speaker, Memorial Day , Haugan P.T.A,, 'fSpring Festival , R.O.T.C. Honor Roll, Secretary, Teacher, Chair man, Secretary, Health Class, Lunch Guard, Spanish Club, Intramural Vol' leyball, Captain, Intramural Basket' ball, Salesman, Stamps, Bonds, Agent, Weekly. ALBERT KASKEL Honor Society, Honor Roll, R.O.T.C. Band, Concert Band, Music Festival, Intramural Baseball, Hall Guard, J.Y,L., Biology Club. ?HYLLIS KATZ Honor Society, Representative, Stu' dent Council, Agent, Weekly, Assisf tant, Library, Secretary, Teacher, Hall Guard, Chairman, Health Class, J.Y,L., Pan American League, Intraf mural Volleyball, Captain Basketball IARY JANE KEATING Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Cap' tain Basketball, Hall Guard, Secretary, Chairman, Health, Chairman Clothing Class, Student Council, Fashion Show, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Symphonic Choir, Mixed Chorus, Rhapsody in Black , Farmers Frolf ics , Roaring Twentiesv, Iunior Dance Committee, Agent, Red Cross. VIARSHALL KIPNIS Representative, Student Council, Base' -ball R , Basketball R , R Club, Cartoonist, Weekly, Agent, Weekly, Bond Salesman, Control Commission, Fire Guard, Intramural Baseball, Bas' ketball, ROMAYNE KEHM Honor Society, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Volleyf ball, Captainball, Baseball, Chairman, Health Class. , DIANA KLAPMAN Secretary, Teacher, Secretary, Adviser, Intramural Volleyball, Captain, Intraf mural Basketball, Chairman, Health Class, Clerk, Gym, Hall Guard, I.Y.L., Drama Club, junior Red Cross, Pan American League, Spanish Club. , JU LIET KLEIN Public Relations Bureau, Assembly Speaker, Junior Dance Committee, Honor Society, Representative, Student Council, Social Committee, Student Representative, P.T.A., Secretary, Adf visers, Bondp, Salesman, Year Group, Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Hall Guard, Chairrh n,,'HealthJClass, Repref sentativ t, Redlfiigbss, Frieshman Orienf tation, Eleanflllpp Cornlrriittee. X' tl J-J xy YU 1 lv lim! n ld fl 1' lx M I , lx ll I It U I 1 ik! fx ii, ri ill J l A rn gl ix vi ,fix ll , Q, xi? i, N iqrlsrc xg- lH l'Guaxiii'?I Hi' Ek Wx il! il lm, :flxiv ,ni xv, l, l jx x lv , X U Xi ww X1 ll all Irrt fi at ii lit x RONALD KOBRIN Track Team, Tennis, Intramural Track, Baseball' Mixed Chorus, Drama Club, Student, Council, Hall Guard, Music Festival, Pampered Darling. MARVIN KOZLOV Mixed Chorus, Intramural Baseball, Pan American League. E. r ,Jia ,-Q-'w'WW7s ' 1l,,.k.,5 K L fps: I fx. so ,, n i. . .fl ,. 'A ffm F n wa A . . . M , 1 c T iw FIJSNL, rxxj D tix ll nab' P I ,fi .o 'tag-Q-15,-1 ,. V,-4-Q' f ffm, ' '39 PQTT . -X ,f P QD I SS .. Q! BEN KLIGER Representative, S t u d e n t Council, Agent, Weekly, Control Commission, Fire Guard, Intramural Baseball, Bas ketball, Honor Roll, R.C.T.C., Vice' President, Science Club, Hall Guard, Music Appreciation Club, Lunch Room Guard. f 01 LIESELOTTE KNOBLAUCH Assistant, Library, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Girls' Chorus, Honor Roll, Fashion Show, Hall Guard. PHIL KOTLER Co f Editor f In f Chief, Log, 33fPoint Club, SuperfI'Ionor Roll, Honor So- ciety, Honor Roll, President, Debate Club, Reporter, Special Reporter, Weekly, Attendant, Bookroom, Band, SlidefRule Club, Chairman, Class, Paper Drive, Iunior Achievement, Attended Tuley High School. ESTELLE KRAMER Honor Society, Agent, Weekly, Hall Guard, Assistant, Library, Pan Amer' ican League, Intramural Volleyball, Captain, Volleyball Team. LIONEL KRAMER Sports Editor, Weekly, Benchwarmer Column, 33-Point Club, Honor Society, Varsity Basketball, Intramural Base- ball, Basketball, Public Relations Bu' reau, junior Dance Committee, Repref sentative, Student Council, City News Bureau Representative, Control Com' mission, Honor Roll, Freshman Orientaf tion, Fire Guard, Haugan Assemblies. HELENE KROPIFKO Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Music Festival, Assistant, Library, Intramural Volleyball, Baseball. MARVIN KUHLMAN Stage, Light Crew, Secretary, Junior HifY, Senior HifY, Cartoonist, Weekly, Bid Committee, Junior Dance, Agent, Weekly. JEANETTE LASKO Honor Society, Hall Guard, Secretary, Teacher. GLADYS LAZOR Symphonic Choir, Rhapsody in Black , Roaring Twenties , Mixed Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Com' petition, Secretary, Control Commisf sion, Lunch Guard, Hall Guard, Basf ketball Commission, I.Y.L., Honor Roll, Art Club, Debate Club, Intraf mural Volleyball, Intramural Basket' ball. DORRAINE LEADER S m honic Choir, Farmers' Frolicsv, ny . , .,, . Roarin Tvventies , Choral Com etif . 3 . . . P tion, Music Festival, Christmas Prof gram, Kiwanis Performance, Pan Amerf ican League, Typist, Weekly, Honor Society, Accompanist, Girls' Chorus, R , Choir. 3 BRUCE KRARUP Competition Platoon, Hall Guard junior Dance Committee, Color Guard Captain, R.O.T.C. D NANCY KRUMIN Accompanist, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Competition, The Beauty Contest , The Nifty Shop , Assistant, Library, Representative, Red Cross. RITA KULIKOWSKI TrifHifY, Honor Society, YfTecus: Secretary, Teacher, Hall Guard: Intraf mural Volleyball, Basketball, Captain, Baseball Team, Science Club. SEYMOUR LAZAR Honor Society, Beginners' Band, Inter' mediate Band, Intramural Baseball, Log Staif. MARILYN LAZOR Lunch Guard, Hall Guard, Secretary, Teacher: Basketball C 0 m mis s i 0 n , I.Y.L., Honor Roll, Symphonic Choir, L'Rhapsody in Black , Music Festival, Roaring Twentiesn, Choral Compef tition, Mixed Chorus, Debate Club' Art Club, Agent, Weekly. RICHARD LEE Lunch Guard, Control Commission. HAROLD LERNER Hall Guardg Science Clubg Magic Club: Intramural Svvimmingg Intramural Base' ballg Intramural Basketball. WOLFERT LEVIN A.M.P.L.g Concert Band, R.O.T.C. Bandg Music Festivalg Control Com' missiong Intramural Softballg Assistant, Libraryg R.O.T.C.g Footballg Lunch Guard. BARRY LEVITT Swimming Teamg Advanced Band, Inf tramural Baseballg Intramural Track, Intramural Swimmingg R. O. T. C.g Concert Band, Hall Guard, Fire Guardg A. M. P. L.g Basketball Team. BURTON LEVY President, 4B Classg Honor Society: Basketball Team, Control Commissiong R Cluhg Life Guard, Fire Guardg Hall Guard, Intermediate Bandg Intraf mural Basketballg Intramural Baseballg Athletic Carnival. ROSE LICHNER Science Clubg Mixed Chorusl IDU?-' mural V 011 e y b a ll g Hall Guard, Librarian. SHIRLEY LIEBERMAN Honor Societyg Representative, Student Councilg Secretary, Chairman, Health Class, Intramural Captain Basketball: Intramural Volleyball, Hall Guardg Honor Roll, Pan American League. SOL LEVIN Control Commissiong Honor Societyg Debate Clubg Chorus, SlidefRule Club: -I.Y.L.g Biology Club. HARRIET LEVITON Typist, File Clerk, Ofliceg I.Y.L,g Cap' tain, Intramural Volleyballg Intramural Captain Basketball. ALLAN LEVY Reporter, Weeklyg Head Photographer, Weekly, Editor, Weekly, Honor Rollg Honor Societyg Super-Honor Rollg Rep' resentative, Chicago Youth Conferf enceg Chief, Locker Crewg Public Ref lations Bureau, Photographerg Repref sentative, Junior Red Crossg Intramural Baseballg Hall Guardg Fire Guardg Lunch Guard, Control Commissiong Log Staff. JIM LIBERTORE Hall Guard, Control Commission. BERNARD LIEBERMAN RH Clubg Intramural Baseball, Var- sity Footballg Varsity Swimmingg Life Guard, Control Commission, Mixed Chorus. ELAINE LIEPE A VicefPresident, President, TrifHi'Y2 Section Head, Symphonic Choirg Mixed Chorusg Financial Secretaryg Secretary, Teacherg Assistant, Laboratoryg Iuni01' Dance Committeeg Life Guardg Intra' mural Volleyball, Intramural Basket' ballg Intramural Baseballg Agent Weeklyi Hall Guardg Bond Salesman 5 LOIS LISS Clerk, Ofhceg Hall Guard, I.Y.L., Girls' Chorus, Intramural Basketball. MARY LO PIPERO Secretary, Symphonic Choir, Secretary, Adviser, junior Dance Committee, Social Committee, TrifHifY., Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Choral Com' petition, Soloist, Music Festival, Grad' uation Exercises, Rhapsody in Black , uFarmers' Frolicsn, Roaring Twentiesu, Hall Guard, Pan American League, Music Appreciation Club, Christmas Caroling. MARVIN LUNTZ Advanced Orchestra, R. O. T. C., R. O. T. C. Band: Music Appreciaf tion, Orchestra Competition, Lunch Guard, Farmers' Frolics , Christmas Program, Graduation Exercises. EILEEN MACHU Honor Society, YfTeens, Library As' sistant, Intramural Basketball, Intraf mural Volleyball, Hall Guard, Secref tary, Health Class, Science Club. JUNE MANDELL Student Council, Secretary, Adviser- Hall Guard, Intramural Volleyball, Lunch Guard, Honor Society, Chairf man, Health Class, I.Y.L., Pan Amer' ican League. JOAN MARKER Honor Society, Secretary, Teacher, Captain, Baseball, Volleyball, Chair' man, Health Class. ALVIN LOGINSKY Intramural Swimming, Intramural Base' ball, SlidefRule Club, Spanish Club, Hall Guard, Treasurer, Shop, Agent, Weekly, Life Guard, Control Com' mission, Riding Club. MARVIN LUBECK Concert Band, A.M.P.L., Fire Guard, Biology Club, Science Club, Pan American League, Control Commission. MYRON LURIE Junior Dance Committee, A.M.P.L., Representative, Student Council, Pub' lic Relations Bureau, Intermediate Orchestra, Captain, Lunch Guards, Baseball Team, Hall Guard, Agent, Log, Assistant, Physics Laboratory, Referee, Gym Class, Lunch Guard, Log Staff, Intramural Basketball, Speakers' Bureau. ARLENE MAIERCIK Secretary, Teacher, Hall Guard, Cap' tain, Baseball, Captain, Volleyball, Chairman, Health Class, Intramural Swimming. WILLIAM MARCHETTA Honor Society, Control Commission, Auto, Aero Club, Representative, Stu- dent Council, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Fire Guard, Financial Agent, Division. DCLCRES MARMEL Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Hall Guard, Honor So' ciety, Intramural Basketball. ELEANOR MARSHALL Secretary, Oihce, Assistant, Library, Representative, Student Council, Inf tramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyf ball, Honor Society, Riding Club. STEVE MASH Co-Captain, Varsity Football Team, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basket' ball, Intramural Track, R Club, Control Commission, Fire Guard, Wrestling Team. FRANCES MAURO Majorette, Baton Club, Honor Society, Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Rep' resentative, Student Council, Secref tary, Health Class, Mardi Gras. JOAN MEINEKE Pan American League, C a p t a i n , Volleyball. VIOLET MIHALEJ Honor Society, Secretary, Adviser, Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Volleyf ball Tournament, Chairman, Health Class. NORMAN MILLER N.C.O., R.O.T.C., Aero, Auto Club, Competition Platoon, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Swim' ming, Intramural Basketball. DAVID MARYN Representative, Student Council, Conf trol Commission, Honor Society, I.Y.L., Reporter, Weekly, Attended Greenbelt High School, Greenbelt, Maryland. FELICIA MASTERS TrifHifY., Girls' Chorus, Mu si: Festival. ESTELLE McGINNIS Hall Guard. LEON MICHELSON Lunch Guard, Spanish Club, Drama Club, Riding Club, Agent, Weekly, A s s i s t a n t , Library, Pampered Darling. MARILYN MILLER Assistant, Library, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Beauty Contest Oper' ettawg Honor Society. 'PHYLLIS MILLER Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Drama Club, Public Relations Bureau, Iune Festival, Agent, Weekly, Block Cap' tain, Hall Guard, Round Table Dis' cussion, Secretary, 209, Pan American League. MJ t e B ne KT' 2 AQ gi : k dg Fire G Co roll ission: Pan Amer Le eg ule Club, J. .L. + WILLIAM MILLER BEATRICE MINICKER Honor Society, Public Relations Bu' reau Re resentative Student g p , Council, Delegate, Student Council Convention' Secretary, 209, Freshman Orientation? Haugan School Programg Dramatics Club, I.Y.L.g Intramural Volleyball. MAHALA MODGLIN Intramural Basketball, Hall Guardg Secretary, Chairman, Representative, Health Class, Intramural Baseball, Inf tramural Volleyball, Fashion Show. SHIRLEY MOORE Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, ANNETTE MOROWITZ Secretary, Teacher, Adjustment Teach' er, Secretary, Health Class, Librarian: Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Cap' tain Basketball, Clerk, Gym, Junior Red Crossg Pan American Club, Drama Cl ' IYLV ,... rj. ARLES YRKI , , ' Band, In rmedi tramura wimf in Intr ral eball Intra ural as etb Hall ar d' L ,X N ll RUTH MINES Honor Society, Junior Dance Com' mittee, Hall Guardg Lunch Guard, Secretary, Adviser, Teacher, Red Cross Club, Drama Club, Intramural Volleyf ball, Intramural Captain Basketballg Chairman, Health Class. FLOYD MITTLEMAN Honor Society, SuperfHonor Roll, Representative, Student Council, Swing Band, Control Commission, Talent Show, R.O.T.C. CAROLYN MOORE Financial Secretary, Girls' Chorus' Intramural Basketball, In t r a m u r al Volleyball. MARVIN MORGENSTEIN Chairman, Executive Board, Student Council, Sports Editor, Weekly, Exec' utive Board, Speakers' Bureau, Bench- warmer Column, Varsity Swimming, Basketball, Baseball, R Club, Intraf mural Champs, Swimming, Baseball, President, Freshman Class, P. T. A. Conferences, Representative, Division, Freshman Orientation, Log Writer, Youth Week Assembly, C o n t r o 1 Commission. SYRNA MOZINSKI 33fPoint Club, Honor Society, Repref sentative, Student Council, Public Ref lations Bureau, Music Festival, R.O. T.C. Band, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Captain Basketball, Hall Guard, Secretary, Adviser, Assistant, Library. FRED NAIDITCH Intramural Basketballg Intramural Base' ball, Life Guard, Fire Guard, A.M.f P.L., Honor Society, Hall Guard, Riding Club, SlidefRule Club, Student Council. MONA OLSVJANG STEWART NATHANSON Intermediate Orchestra, Riding Club, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society, Beginf ners' Orchestra. ROBERT NEIBURGER Section Head, Symphonic Choir, 53' Point Club, Honor Society, Public Ref lations Bureau, A.M.P.L., Music Fesf tivals, Mixed Chorus, Choral Com' petition, The Roaring Twentiesng Vaughn Hospital Shows, Board of Education Shows, SlidefRule Club. GERLENE NODDIN TrifHifY., Junior Dance Committee, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Chairman, Health Class, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Base' ball, Intramural Captain Basketball, Hall Guard, Life Guard, Synchronized Swimming, Attended Niles Township High School. THOMAS OBERMAYER Honor Society, Honor Roll, Secretary, Teacher, R.O.T.C. Band, Staff Serf geant, R.O.T.C., Concert Band, Music Festivals, Representative, Log, Swing Band, Hall Guard, Auto, Aero Club. Mixed Chorus, Section Director, Mixed Chorus, Graduation Exercises, Music Festivals, Hall Guard, Assistant, Li' brary, Secretary, Teacher, Captain, Intraf mural Baseball, Debate Club, Pan American League, I.Y.L., Drama Club. ETTE PERLSTEIN ANN President Student Council, Repref sentative,, Student Council, Public Ref lations Bureau, Honor Society, Honor Roll, Symphonic Choir, Mixed Chorus, Pan American League, Secretary, Teacher, Captain, Basketball, Red Cross: Hall Guard, I.Y.I,,, Choral Competition, Music Festival, 'kFarmers' Frolicsng Blackface Show , Kiwanis Club, Roaring Twentiesf' HENRY NAUER Treasurer, Junior HifY., HifY., Life Guard, Intramural Baseball, Agent, Weekly, Auto, Aero Club, Hall Guard. O O Rv Uv JERRY NEMIRoFF ' Intramural Basketball, A.M.P.I.., Hon' or Roll, Hall Guard, Fire Guard. , HELENE NOVAK Symphonic Choir, Mixed V Chorus, Music Appreciation Committee, Repref sentative, Log, Secretary, Teacher, Hall Guard, Choral Competition, Music Festival, Intramural B a s k et b all , Rhapsody in Black , Social Committee, Choir, Farmers' Frolics , Roaring Twenties , Kiwanis Club, Log Staff. BERNICE OLDENBURG Girls' Chorus, Choral Competition Music Festival, Beauty Contest Oper etta , Honor Roll, Representative, Stu dent Council. MARION PASCHKE Girls' Chorus, Choral Competition Music Festival, Girl Reserves, Intra mural Volleyball. JACK PERRY Life Guard, Intramural Baseball, Aut0 Aero Club, Hall Guard. MARION PETERSON Hall Guard, Captain Hall Guards a Q Pan American League, Secretary, Health Class, Intramural Basketball Intramural Volleyball, Captain, Base ball, Class Fashion Show. ANNAMAR PIEPENBURG Honor Society, Secretary, Teacher, Librarian, Intramural Volleyball, In tramural Basketball, Girls' Chorus' Music Festival, Riding Club, Repre sentative, Student Council, Tri-HifY.' YfTeens, Secretary, Health Class. a 1 JOHN PILLES A.M.P.L., Football, Intramural Basef ball, Auto, Aero Club, Swimming Team, Assistant, Laboratory. SARELL PLENN Intramural Volleyball, Hall Guard, Secretary, Captain, Gym. MARVIN POSNER Lunch Guard, Auto, Aero Club. SHELDON PUZES Football Team, Swimming Team, Track Team, Intramural Track, Life Guard, Student Council, Band, Control Com' mission, R Club, Assistant, Library. ,, g,v-.M--'-'Mx LAWRENCE PETZ President, Symphonic Orchestra, R.O. T.C. Band, Instrumental Solo, Ensemf ble Contests, 33fPoint Club, Honor Society, Speaker, Music Appreciation Series, Student Conductor, Beginners' Orchestra, Junior HifY., Orchestra Competitions, Representative, Student Council, Farmers' Frolics , Agent, Weekly. NORMA PIGONI Captain, Baseball, Captain, Volleyball, Captain, Basketball, Secretary, Health Class, Secretary, Teacher, ANN PINELLI Honor Society, Hall Guard, Mixed Chorus, Spring Festival, Assistant, Library, Chairman, Health Class, Pan American League, Intramural Basket' ball, Intramural Volleyball, Captain, Baseball Team, Log Staif. JACK POLAN Varsity Basketball, Control Commisf sion, Junior Dance Committee, Fire Guard, Intramural Basketball, Chamf pions, Intramural Baseball, Assistant, Bookroom, Beginners', Intermediate Band, Block Captain, Honor Roll, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, Music Apprecia- tion Club, Log Staff. HARVEY PRETULA Pan American League, I.Y.L., Hall Guard, Control Commission, Assistant, Library, Fire Guard, Beginners' Band, Debate Club, Biology Club, Lunch Guard, Honor Roll. LOIS RAASCH Honor Society, Secretary, Assistant Principal, TrifHifY, Delegate, Tri-Hi-Y Council, Representative, Student Counf cil, Junior Dance Committee, Mixed Chorus, Junior Red Cross, Bond Sales' man, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball. ? SYBIL RAM Honor Society, Pan American League, Biology Club, Secretary, Teacher, Def bate Club, Riding Club. MARTIN RAPOPORT Student Council, Agent, Weekly: Conf trol Commission, R.O,T.C., j.Y.L., Varsity Basketball, Intramural Basketf ball, Intramural Baseball, Fire Guard, Salesman Bonds, Orchestra, Riding Club, Planning Committee, P.T.A. Representative, Biology Club, Science Club, Lunch Guard, Financial Secref tary. . GERALD RICHMAN Placed, Intramural Track, Control Commission, R.O.T.C., Hall Guard. RICHARD RICKER HifY., Stage, Light Crew, Captain, Hall Guards, Mixed Chorus, Control Commission. INEZ RIZER Reporter, Weekly, Honor Society, Honor Roll, Student Secretary, Typist, Hall Guard. SHELDON ROBBINS Basketball Team, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Control Commisf sion, Fire Guard, Lunch Guard, Hall Guard, junior Social Committee: Mardi Gras Glimpses , Attended Lane High School. JOYCE RAMEK News Editor, Outside Publicity, Report- er, Agent, .Weeklyg Public Relations Bureau, Assistant Reviser, Library, Su' per Honor Roll, Honor Society, Busi' ness Manager, Log Staff, Section Head, Mixed Chorus, Graduation Exercises, Spring Festival, Captain, Baseball, I.Y.L., Debate Club. SHELDON RICE Manager. Basketball, Salesman, Bonds, Agent, Weekly, Delegate, Red Cross, Intramural -Baseball, Fire Guard, R.O. T.C., R.O.T.C. Competition Platoon Parade, Armistice Day Parade, Contro Commission, Pan American League, i A.M.P.L. - ARLENE RICHMOND 33fPoint Club, SuperfI-Ionor Roll, Honor Society, Honor Roll, Chief Typist, Log, Public Relations Bureau, Debate Club, Secretary, Teacher, Girls' -Chorus, Music Festival, At' tendant, Book Room, Chairman, Class, Secretary, Class, Intramural Captain Basketball, junior Achievement. EDWIN RIMSKY Service Award Committee, R.O.T.C. Competition Platoon, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, A.M.P.L., Agent, Weekly, Intramural Track, Intramural Baseball, I.Y.L., Pan American League, Biology ' Club. ARNOLD ROBBINS BR Club, Treasurer, MR Club, Bef ginners', Intermediate, A d v a n c e d ' b ll- Var' Orchestra, Intramural Basket a , sity Basketball, Intramural Softball, Intramural Track, Intramural Swim' ming, Pan American League, Control Commission, Lunch Guard, Baseball Team, Honor Roll, Music Festival. ' if ti' . Y lt' I N I xt I L' V .V 'L' - 4 ' al Y' I1 1 ,I ,fi LIJKNE RQBERTIQSON ,gp 'U L'fe Qtilardjf Pah Aniericah lLeaguC1 1 fm C,Qiairglan,,,!'Heabth Class, -Representa' ,AQ ti gy' tuglientf Council-, Captain, Intraf WN X mir-al Hasieballg Captain, Intramural tu! cv lleybz,ll,f?'Hall, i,Gagrd, Qhairman, It ..,Qlothi?nVg ,fClass, 1 Sports A,-Carnival',9 Ghorusg Spring Festival , Sty,l6 . V13 X yy. i p ,I Z P, n ' f 1' ' ai I il' , A fl tliijgl 1 V: 9 YU f .gh I A :ii If it ,, iii, -5 A 96 gt N: , ,, ' 5 7 , , , I IX 1 - ll .1 I +1- STANLEY ROBINSON Varsity Basketball Intra c , mural Base' ball Champions, Intramural Basketball, Free Throw Tournament, R Club, Agent, Weekly, Intermediate, Begin' ners' Band, Intramural Track, Intra' mural Swimming, Hall Guardgi Lunch Guard. ll if sm' DB RD1 ?7vJ klygfL1br rian ii' . . . Ihramu Baseball u ,ed ss, lf , I il JY , Seicretar Te her,6 1 cial . Se ar ',Mixe horull, ,- A les' m ,Bizbxlogy ub' Spijfg Cf . ' JS ji to 'ill la l 'f l ADELE ROSENTHAL Typist, File Clerk, Oi'Hce, Assistant, Li' brary, I.Y.L., Red Cross Delegate, Sec' retary, Teacher. JANETTE ROSS 33'Point Club, Super'Honor Roll, Hon' or Society, Honor Roll, Chief Typist, Log Staff, Public Relations Bureau' Ju' RITA ROCKWELL I Secretary, Teacher, Honor Society, In' tramural Volleyball, I.Y.L., Hall Guard' Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Pan American League, ALAN ROSENBERG Beginners' Band, Intermediafe Band, Intramural Swimming, Baseball, Basket' ball, Football, -l.Y.L., Hall Guard, Block Captain, Division, Fire Guard, junior Social Chairman, Junior Dance Committee, Control Commission, Pan American League, Secretary, 309, Agent, Weekly, Financial Agent. MAE ROSMAN Student Council, Agent, Weekly, Hall Guard, Red Cross Delegate, J.Y.L., Secretary, Teacher, Salesman, Stamps, Bonds, Financial Agent, Science Club, ' Pan American League, Intramural Bas' ketball, Intramural Volleyball. RUTH ROSS i y nior Red Cross, Assistant, Library, Sec' retary, Teacher, Pan American League, Intramural Basketball, Clerk, OHice, Attendant, Swimming Class, Mardi Gras Glimpses. NATALIE ROTTER , Hall Guard, Oflice Girl, Chairman, Health Class, Secretary, Gym, Pan American League, J.Y.L., Secretary, First Aid Club. ' MARVIN ROZNER Hall Guard, Science Club, Assistant, Library, Control Commission, Begin' ners', Intermedate Orchestra, Symphon' ic Orchestra, Orchestral Competition, Music Festival, Intramural Baseball, R.O.'I'.C. ' 4l-Q-,-,,,,-lk Honor Society, Art Awards, Recogni' tion Assembly, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Captain Basketball, Art Club, Hall Guard. DOLORES ROSZEK Honor Society, The Importance of Be' ing Ernest , Dramatics Club, Honor Roll, Pan American League. SHEILA RUBIN Public Speakers' Bureau, Junior Dance Committee, Agent, Weekly, Financial Agent, Division, Secretary, Teachers, Assembly Speaker, Haugan, Division' Representative, Junior Red Cross, Sales' man, Stamps, Bonds, Pan American League, Intramural Volleyball, Intra' mural Captain Basketball, Chairman, Health Class, Riding Club, Hall Guard, Drama Club. HOWARD SALZMAN Baseball, R.O.T.C., Intramural Basef ball. FRED SCHIFFMAN Assistant Captain, Hall Guards, Lunch Guard, Fire Guard, A.M.P.L., Slide' Rule Club, Biology Club, Assistant, Laboratory. SAMUEL SCHMALL SlidefRule Club, Chess, Checker Club. HERBERT SCHNEIDER Intramural Baseball Champions, 1945, Honor Society, Honor Roll, Student Council, Hall Guard, Junior Dance Committee, Intermediate Band, Spanish Club, Biology Club, SlidefRule Club, j.Y.L. SHIRLEY SCHREINER Mixed Chorus, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Secretary, Teacher, Hall Guard. DAVID SCHULZ Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Intraf mural Basketball. DAVID SANES Varsity Swimming Team, Life Guard, R Club, Division Chairman, Agent, Weekly, City Final Swimming Meet, Flying R , Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Intermediate Or' chestra, Chairman, Circus, Superintendf ent, Shop, Pan American League. ARTHUR SCHILLER Captain, Tennis, Intramural Baseball, Honor Society, Public Relations Bu' reau, Speakers' R , Speaker, Kiwanis, Symphonic Choir, Choral Competition, Music Festival, Roaring Twenties , Farmers Frolics , R h a p s o d y in Black , Junior Dance Committee, Presif dent, Sophomore Council, Agent, Weekly, Drama Club, Control Com' mission, Life Guard. SHELDON SCHMIDT - R.O,T.C., Competition Pla t o o n , A.M.P.L., Aero, Auto Club, Hall Guard. BETTY SCHNOLL Honor Society, Beginners', Intermedif ate, Advanced Orchestra, Orchestral Competition, I.Y.L., Pan American League, Salesman, Stamps, Bonds, Mu' sic Festival, Hall Guard, Representaf tive, Student Council, Secretary, 206, Secretary, Health Class, Intramural Volleyball. DOROTHY SCHREIER Hall Guard, Intramural Captain Basket' ball, Intramural Volleyball, Secretary, Pan American League. STEPHEN SCHUTT Manager, Football, Hall Guard, Control Commission, A.M.P.L., Intramural Baseball, Mixed Chorus, Rhapsody in Black , Music Festival, Biology Club. JUSTIN SCHWARTZ Swimming Team, Intramural Swim' ming, Intramural Baseball, Life Guard, Symphonic Choir, Music Festival, Farmers' Frolics ' Choral Com etiti , P OHS Hall Guard, Agent, Weekly. SOL SEIFERT Honor Society, Secretary, Adviser, R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Band, Music Fes' tival, Intramural Baseball, Track, Hall Guard. BARBARA SHARFSTEIN Vice'President, Student Council, Honor Society, Representative, Student Coun' cil, Public Relations Bureau, Speakers' Bureau, Freshman Orientation, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Hall Guard, junior Dance Committee, Intramural Volleyball, Chairman, Health Class, Pan American League, Drama Club. GLORIA SHERMAN Captain, Baseball, Volleyball Team, Secretary, Teacher, Hall Guard, Chair' man, Health Class. CHARLOTTE SIEGAL Honor Society, Secretary, Teacher, Girls' Chorus, Beauty Contest , Music Festival, Choral Competition, Commit' tee Chairman, J.Y.L., Intramural Vol' leyball, Intramural Captain Basketball. NANCY SIEGEL Honor Society, Honor Roll, Secretary, Adviser, Secretary, Teacher, Symphonic Choir, Mixed Chorus, Secretary, Mixed Chorus, Farmers' Frolics , Roaring Twentiesn, Spring Festival, Choral Competition, Christmas Music Program, Kiwanis Choral Program. Y V ......1.k MAURICE SCHWARTZ 33'Point Club, Honor Society, Oflicer, R.O.T.C., Competition Platoon, Sym' phonic Choir, Choir Shows, Music Fes' tival, Choral Competition, Mixed Cho' rus, Intramural Baseball, Financial Agent, Division. ELMER SELCH 5 Q, If , , l SANDRA s I Intermediae c stra, I .L. Pa Am ' n Le e. 44 9- r rf ww SEYMOUR SHOLL Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basket' ball, Election Commission, Lunch Guard, Treasurer, Division, Attended Von Steuben High School. ENITH SIEGEL Representative, Student Council, Honor Society, Secretary, Adviser, Symphonic Choir, Mixed Chorus, Choral Competi' tion, Music Festival, Roaring Twen' ties , Pan American League, Secretary, Science Club, Drama Club, Lunch Guard: J.Y.L., Intramural Captain Basketball, Secretary, Health Class. SHELDON SILVERSTEIN Public Relations Bureau, Speakers Bu' reau, Dramatics Club, The Pampered Darling , Captain, Control Commission, Cartoonist, Weekly, Fire Guard, Or' chestra, Intramural Softball, Debate Club, 4B Social Committee, Agent, Weekly, Intramural Swimming. 9 L li, C-.E l I f PAULA SINGER ' :, Secretary, Teacher, I.Y.L., Hall Guard: Pan American League, Dramatics Club, Red Cross, Intramural Volleyball. GENEVIEVE SKOTNICKY Sponsor Major, R.O.T.C., Honor So' ciety, Representative, Student Council, Service Award Committee, CleanfUp Committee, Secretary, Teachers, junior Dance Committee, Chairman, Health Class, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, Intraf mural Volleyball Tournament, Presif dent, YfTeens, Music Festival, Choral Competition, The Nifty Shop , Girls' Chorus. SELMA SLAVIN Honor Society, Assistant, Library, Red Cross, Hall Guard, Pan American League, I.Y.L., Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Baseball, Chairman, Secref tar Health Class, Stamp Salesman, Y, Lunch Guard, Biology Club. ARNOLD SKLAIR R.O.T,C. Band, Concert Band, Music Festival, Intramural Baseball Cham' pions, 1945, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, SlidefRule Club, I.Y.L. GLADYS SKUBA TrifHifY, Secretary, Science Class, Hall Guard, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Competition, The Beauty Con- test , The Nifty Shop , Captain, Inf tramural Basketball. SHELDON SLOAN Honor Society, junior Achievement: SlidefRule Club, Band, Intramural Base' ball Champions, 1945, junior Dance Committee, Agent, Weekly. NATHAN SLUTSKY Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Attend' ant, Book Room, Salesman, Stamps, Bonds, J.Y.L., Fire Guard, Drama Club, Pan American League. MARCIA SMITH 4A Editor, Log Stall, Secretary, Teachf er, Adviser, Honor Society, Hall Guard, Agent, Weekly, Salesman, Stamps, Bonds, Pan American League, Drama Club, Public Relations Bureau, Symphonic Choir, Farmers' Frolics , Roaring Twenties , Music Festival, Choral Competition: Memorial Day As' sembly, Mixed Chorus, Lunch Guard. TOBY SMITH Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Assistant, Library, Hall Guard, Pan American League, Biology Club, Secretary, Teacher. EVE SMILOVITZ I,Y.L., Assistant, Library. SHIRLEY SMITH Secretary, Intermediate Orchestra, Cap' tain, Hall Guards, Intramural Volleyf ball, Chairman, Health Class, Salesman, Stamps, Bonds, Spanish Club, Art Club, Intramural Baseball. I VICTOR SMITH Football Team, Intramural Baseball Hall Guard, A.M.P.L. X I A , , ff' .w A . w fa? -A M OL 44 W If :lk l L 7 AW 1 JV!! y f Mb -,' 1 , 0 ' Xyl' A SNOPE V 6 I Honorj Society, Girls' Chorus, Music 1 Fest'1v 4 Choral Competitiofng Y'TeenI, Ca , n, Intramural Volleyball, Libra' I H!ealtlLQl ass: Faslhifonyfhow. Q ,af gm ff I f .J Jr an 1 ff Eff 5 2 67 SHIRLEY SOLOMON Honor Society, Honor Roll, Beginners' 7 Intermediate, Advanced Orchestra, Sec' tion Head, Advanced Orchestra, Music Festival, Music Competition, Represent' ative, Division. CAROL STAPLETON Honor Society, Secretary, Teacher, Life Guard, Intramural Volleyball, Tri'Hi'Y, Hall Guard, Red Cross, Salesman, Stamps, Bonds, junior Dance Commit' tee, Spanish Club, Assistant, Library, Intramural Baseball, Baton Twirler- Mixed Chorus. s ESTELLE STEARN 4A Literary Editor, Log, Vice'President, Debate Club, Secretary'Treasurer, De' bate Club, Honor Society, Symphonic Choir, Mixed Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Assistant, Library, Intramural Volleyball, Intramu l C W ,W ra ap' tain Basketball. WANDA STRAUS Secretary, Chairman, Health Class, Jun' ior Dance Committee, Red Cross Com' mittee, Intramural Basketball, Agent, Weekly, Pan American League. DOROTHY SWEDBURG Tri'Hi'Y, Chairman, Health Class, Life Guard, Intramural Volleyball' Intramu' ral Basketball, Secretary, Teacher, Hall Guard. PERRY SNOWER Intramural Basketb ll B b a , ase all, Swim' min V ll b ll - g, o ey a , I.Y.L., Fire Guard, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, Clean'Up Committee, Assistant, Library, Begin' ners' Band, Spanish Club. JUNE SPILG Secretary, Student Council, Honor So' , ciety, Super'Honor Roll, Log Staff, Rep' resentative, Student Council, Secretary, Teacher H 11 G d , a uar , Intramural Vol' leyball, Girls' Chorus, Beauty Con' test , Nifty Shop , Choral Competi' tion, Music Festival, Lunch Guard' Chairman, Health Class, Honor Roll, I.Y.L. ELAINE STEARN Dramatics Club, Mixed Chorus, Riding Club, Assistant, Physics Laboratory, Secretary, Teacher, J.Y.L., Music Fes' tival, Assistant, Library, Hall Guard, Gym Clerk. SYLVIA STEINMAN Honor Society, Chairman, Health Class, Intramural Volleyball, Junior Dance ' Committee, Hall Guard, Attended Von Steuben High School. LOIS SUNDQUIST Girls' Chorus, Operetta, The Nifty Shop , Music Festival, Choral Compe' tition. WALLACE TANNENBAUM Agent, Weekly, Attendant, Book Room, Pan American League, I.Y.L,, Biology Club, Fire Guard, Intramural Swim' ming, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Track, Control Commission, Science Club, Intramural Basketball. ZELMORE TEICHER Honor Society, Debate Club, Intramural Basketball, Manager, Baseball Team, I.Y.L., Biology Club, Agent, Weekly, Representative, Student Council, Conf trol Commission. LAWRENCE TEPPER Orchestra, Pan American League, Scif ence Club, Biology Club, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball. JOAN TOBIS oard S eakers' Bureau Executive B , p , Speaker's R , Secretary, Teacher, Freshman Orientation, Board of Eduf cation Radio Council, Chicago Youth Conference, Youth Week Assemblies, Haugan School Program, I.Y.L., junior Red Cross, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Cho' rus, Music Festival, Secretary, 209. BARBARA TRUDMAN Agent, Weekly, Hall Guard, Girls' Cho' rus, Music Festival, Captain, Basketball Team, Intramural Volleyball, Pan American League, Chairman, Health Class, Secretary. EDWARD TUNICK Honor Society, Control Commission Hall Guard, Assistant, Physics Laboraf tory, Checker, Remedial English, Inter' mediate Band, I.Y,L., Intramural Base' ball, Dramatics Club, Fire Guard, Slidef Rule Club, Magic Club. JOHN VAN DUYN Hall Guard, Life Guard, Intramural Swimming. PAULINE TEKLER Honor Society, Secretary, Teacher, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, Captain, Intraf mural Basketball, Captain, Intramural Volleyball, Captain, Intramural Base' ball, Pan American League, Agent, Weekly, Salesman, Bonds, Stamps, j.Y.L., Honor Roll. EDITH THOMAS Symphonic Choir, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Roaring Twenties , Music Festival. AGNES TREDORE Secretary, Health Class, Baseball, Bas' ketball, Assistant, Library. MANNIE TUCKER Junior Dance Committee, Salesman, Stamps, Bonds, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Biology Club, I.Y.L., Intermediate Orchestra, Control Commission, Pan American League, SlidefRule Club. ERNEST ULLRICH Captain, Hall Guards, Intramural Base' ball, Biology Club, Control Commission, Fire Guard, Auto, Aero Club. RALPH VARDE Chaplain, Senior HifY, Chairman, Stage, Light Crew, Assistant Business Manager, Log, Sergeant-atfArms, junior HifY, Representative, Log, Photog' rapher, Weekly, Photographer, Log? Honor Society, National High School Photographic Awards, Secretary, Cam' era Clubz Auto, Aero Club, Intramural Baseball, Assistant, Laboratory. GEORGE WALENS IRWIN VEIT Co-EditorfInfChief, Log, SlidefRule Club, Chess, Checker Club, Debate Club, SuperfHonor Roll, Hall Guard, Intermediate Orchestra , A.M.P.L., Inf tramural Baseball, Salesman, Stamps, Bonds, Honor Society, Pan American League. DONALD VOCK Intramural Baseball, Hall Guard, Con- trol Commission, Fire Guard, Life Guard, Dramatics Club. IA Social Commissioner, Honor Socif ety, Control Commission, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Agent, Weekly, Assistant Book Room, Lunch Guard, Special Patrol. x CHARLES WARNING Varsity Football, Intramural Baseball. FRANCES WEISENBERG Honor Society, Honor Roll, Columnist, Weekly, Debate Club, Red Cross, Hall Guard, Assistant, Library, Secretary, Adviser, Secretary, Teacher, Secretary Placement Counselor, Lunch Guard. 1 ERNEST WENDELL Representative, Student Council, Var' sity Football, Freshman, Sophomore Football, Junior Dance Committee, Conf trol Commission, Intramural Softball, Intramural Volleyball, Fire Guard, Hall Guard, R Club. RICHARD VERES Auto, Aero Club, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Lunch Guard, Intramural Base' ball. DOROTHY VOSS Secretary, Girls' Chorus, Choral Compe- tition, Music Festival, Nifty Shop , TrifHifY, Fashion Show, Beauty Conf test , Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Basketball. BERNADINE WALLER Secretary, Teacher, Hall Guard' Life Guard, Typist, Library, Intramural Vol leyball, Intramural Captain Basketball Mixed Chorus, Spring Festival, Gradu ation Exercises, Christmas Caroling Riding Club, Pan American League Red Cross, Lunch Guard, Chairman Health Class, 1.Y.L., Gym Clerk, As: sistant, Library. SAM WEIL Football, Intramural Baseball, Repref sentative, Student Council, Wrestling, 1.Y.L., Intramural Swimming, Pan American League. RICHARD WEISS CofCaptain, Cheer Leaders, Junior Dance Committee, Representative, Stu' dent Council, Intramural Baseball, Inf tramural Basketball, Agent, Weekly, Financial Secretary, Division, Salesman, Stamps, Bonds, Representative, Pan American League, Fire Control, Hall Guard, Biology Club, Science Club, Representative, P.T.A. GERALD WENDORF Vice-President, Sergeantfat-Arms, Jun- ior HifY, Senior HifY, Intramural Track, Intramural Baseball, Auto, Aero Club. f 1 ROBERT WENSERIET Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basket' ball. ELAINE WINTER Hall Guard, Captain, Baseball, Basket' ball, Captainball, Volleyball, Secretary, Health Class. KEN WREDE Intramural Baseball, Intramural Track, Track Team, Basketball Team, Oflicer, Hi'Y, Co'Chairman, Stage, Light, Stu' dent Council, Junior Dance Committee, Control Commission, Life Guard. EILEEN YAFFE Mixed Chorus, Assistant, Book Room, Gym Clerk, Clean'Up Committee, Spring Festival, Chairman, Health Class, Secretary, Teacher, Intramural Basket' ball, Intramural Volleyball, Foods Buyer. MARVIN ZALESIN R.O.T.C., Hall Guard, Camera Club, Riding Club, Fire Guard, R.O.T.C. Guard. SAMUEL ZELLERMAYER R.O.T.C., Hall Guard, Secretary, Teacher, Beginners' Band, Intermediate Band, Lunch Guard, Fire Guard. SHELDRA WEXLER Girls' Chorus, Beauty Contest , Nifty Shop , Music Festival, Choral Compe' tition, Honor Society, Assistant, Li' brary, Hall Guard, Office Clerk, Pan American League, Chairman, Health Class, Intramural Volleyball. iafww R O T C Platoon, As' i t Commit' MARILYN WYNN SHELDON ZAGER M Varsity Baseball, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Track, Intramural Swim' ming, Hall Guard, Honor Roll, Camera Club, Biology Club. ARVIN ZANDBERG Baseball Team, Log Staff, R.C.T.C., R.C.T.C. Competition Platoon, Rifle Team, Debate Club, Intramural Base' ball, Football, Intramural Track, Lunch Guard, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Assist' ant, Library, Science Club, Biology Club, Assistant, Book Room, I.Y.L., Band. SHIRLEY ZIMMERMAN Representative, Student Council, Rep' resentative, Red Cross, Secretary, Teacher, Adviser, Clerk, Office, Assist' ant, Library, Girls' Chorus, Music Fes' tival, Choral Competition, Nifty Shop , Beauty Contest , Chairman, Health Class. ARLENE ZUCCHERO Tri-HifYg Hall Guardg Chairman, Health Classg Intramural Volleyballg Inf tramural Baseball. M92 W jmwfy Www - RUTH ZUPNIK Secretary, Teacherg Intramural Volley ballg Hall Guard. frologue to Seniority l It will be a happy day when we, the Class of January, 1949, graduate from Roosef velt, Yet, intermingled with our joy will be a feeling of sadness because we shall be leaving what has been our second home these last four years. We shall miss the many good times we had on such occasions as the Junior Dance, and as participants in the extrafcurricular activities. Even after we have gone, and perhaps been forgotten, we shall always have a happy memory of once having been a part of Roosevelt, We shall enter the circle of the future with a feeling of security because of our education and social participation at Roosevelt. As we journey through the circle of the future, we shall refevaluate the splendid opportunities we had within the smaller Circle of Education and refappreciate the teachers with whom we were associated. Cnly as wc contribute our best to life in the circle of the future, will we, the Class of January, 1949, reflect credit on ourselves and on our Alma Mater. 106 4 ANNETTE ABRAMSON Honor Society, Drama Club, Librarian, Salesman, Bonds, Stamps. EILEEN AGULAR Financial Secretary, Secretary, Teacher, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Secref tary, Oflice, Hall Guard, Intramural Captain Basketball, Salesman, Bonds, Stamps. HAROLD ARNOFF Weekly Staff, Mixed Chorus, Finanf cial Agent, Honor Society, Intramural Baseball, Guard, Lunchroom, Agent, Weekly. ARNOLD BALIKOV Chairman, A.M.P.L., Hallguardg Sales' man, Bonds, Stamps. ' SHULA BASS Honor Society, Representative, Student Council, Symphonic Choir, Choral Com' petition, Music Festival, Mixed Chorus, The Roaring Twenties , Speakers' Bureau, Public Relations Bureau, Sec' retary, Adviser, Junior Dance Commitf tee, Captain, Hall Guards, Agent, Weekly, Intramural Volleyball, Pan American League, Salesman, Bonds, Stamps. ADELLE BEREZ Block Captain, Representative, Student Council, Girls' Chorus, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Hall Guard, Delegate, Red Cross, Pan American League, Typist, Weekly, Intramural Basketball, President, Division. GAIL ADAMS Honor Society, Log Staff, Financial Secretary, Junior Dance Committee, President, Treasurer, Girls' Chorus, President, Pan American League, Delef gate, TrifHi-Y, Secretary, YfTeens, Agent, Weekly, Representative, Stu' dent Council, Secretary, Ofiice, Assist- ant, Library, Intramural Volleyball, Music Festival, Choral Competif tion, Block Agent, Division, Beauty Contest. WILBERT ALSING Hall Guard, President, Camera Club, Photographer, Weekly, Auto, Aero Club, Riding Club. DAVIDA BAERSON Honor Society, Cheerleaders, Pan Amer' ican League, I.Y.L., Sophomore Social Committee, Representative, Fashion Board, Beginners', Intermediate Band, Secretary, Ofiice, Assistant, Library, Inf tramural Volleyball, Captainball, Chair' man, Secretary, Health Class. LORRAINE BALKIN Riding Club, Intramural Volleyball. MARION BENSON Secretary, Adviser, Girls' Chorus, Choral Competition, Life Guard, Pan American Assembly, Talent Show, Hall Guard, Intramural Volleyball, Intramu' ral Baseball, Captain, Intramural Basf ketball, Christmas Caroler. SHELDON BERMAN Football Squad, R Club, Intramural Baseball, Control Commission, Inter' mediate Band, Hall Guard, Fire Guard. JOSEPH BIERONSKY Auto, Aero Club, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Chairman, Di' vision. PHYLLIS BLOCK Hall Guard, Intramural Volleyball. EUGENE BOOKMAN Representative, Student Council, Agent, Weekly, Junior Dance Commit' tee, A.M,P.L., Salesman, Bonds, Stamps, Intramural Basketball, Intra' mural Baseball, Control Commission, J.Y.L., Pan American League, Inter' mediate Band. IACQUELINE BROWN Honor Society, Honor Roll, Agent, Weekly, Financial Agent, Beginners' Orchestra, Intermediate, Advanced Orchestra, Graduation Exercises, Sec' retary, Teacher, I.Y.L., Pan American League, Riding Club. ARNOLD CHICK Vice'President, Student Council, Pres' ident, 3A Class, junior Dance Com' mittee, Speakers' Bureau, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Fire Guard, Honor Society, Captain, Cheer' leaders, Freshman Sponsor, Agent, Weekly, R Club. SIDNEY COHEN R.O.T.C., Captain, Control Commis' sion, Captain, Lunch Guard, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Financial Agent, Intramural Basketball, Baseball. JEROME BLooK Auto Club, Intramural Baseball. SY BIL BLOOM Honor Society, Honor Roll, Mixed Chorus, Symphonic Choir, Intramural Volleyball, Representative, Student Council, Secretary, Adviser, Hall Guard, Pan American League, Repre' sentative, Red Cross, Agent, Weekly. EVELYN BRENNER I.Y.L., Intramural Volleyball, Music Festival, Mixed Chorus, Lunch Guard, Hall Guard. WILLIAM BROWN Intramural Baseball, Intramural Bas' ketball, junior Dance Committee, Spanish Club, Slide'Rule Club, Con' trol Commission, 2B Social Commit' tee, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Salesman, Bonds, Stamps, Agent, Weekly. BEATRICE CHRISTENHOLZ Mixed Chorus, Secretary, Teacher, I.Y.L., Pan American League, Hall Guard: Biology Club, Intramural Bas' ketball, Library Assistant. BETTY COMLO SAN Representative, Student Council, Sec retary, Teacher, Intramural Baseball Entertainer, 3B Social, Style Show Honor Society. SARIETA COUNSELBAUM Girls' Chorus, Beauty Contestxg Music Festival, The Nift Sho Y P Assistant, Library, Hall Guard. RALPH DASSOW R.O.T.C., Assistant, Library, Hall Guard, HifC Club. - RUSSELL EGELAND Varsity Football, President, Freshman Student Cbuncil, Representative, Student Council, Intramural Baseball, Election Committee. JOHN ELLSWORTH Hall ' Guard. KENNETH DALESANDRO Intramural Swimming, Swimming Team, HifY, Intramural Baseball' Junior Dance Committee, Football Squad. MARSHALL EDELSON Track Team, Manager, Basketball Team, R Club, Slide'Rule Club. SYLVIA ELLMAN Columnist, Weekly, Debate Club, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Sec' retary, 129, Honor Society, Honor Roll, Pan American League, Red Cross, Junior Dance Committee, Chairman, Division. SEYMOUR EMALFARB Swimming Team, Intramural Swim' ming, Intramural Softball, Hall Guard, A.M.P.L., Block Captain, 2B Social PATRICIA ERNST VicefPresident, 2A Council, Represenf tative, Student Council, Honor Society, TrifHi-Y, Librarian, Girls' Chorus, Beauty Contest , Music Festival, Choral Competition, Junior Dance Com' mittee, Secretary, Teacher, Biology Club, Hall Guard, Art Scholarship' Intramural Baseball, Intramural Vol' leyball, Librarian, English Class, Assist' ant, Library. PAULINE FELDMAN Honor Roll, Secretary, Teacher, Hall Guard, Agent, Weekly, Pan Amer' ican League, Assistant, Library. sentative, ,Student Council. MILDRED FEINBERG Honor Society, Drama Club, Sec- retary, 209, Biology Class, Intramural Volleyball, Captain, Volleyball Team, Girls' Baseball Team. ANNETTE FERBER Librarian, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Clerk, Main Oflice, Debate Club, Typist, 209, VicefPresident, Division, Secretary Biology Class, Chairman, Health Class' CofChairman, English Class, Captain Intramural Volleyball. 9 v s Committee, Agent, Weekly, Reprev CYRON FINE Agent, Weekly, Hall Guard, Control Commission, Junior Dance Committee, Intramural Baseball, Varsity Football, Representative, Student Council. ELEANOR FISCHER ciet Su er Honor Roll 33 Honor So y, p f 9 , Point Club, Secretary, Teacher, Finanf cial Secretary, TrifHifY, YfTeens, Rep' resentative, Student Council, Life Guard, Intramural Volleyball, Typist, Weekly, Girls' Chorus, Chairman, Health Class, SB Social Committee, Operetta. IRA FRIEDMAN Honor Society, 33fPoint Club, Junior Dance Committee, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Intramural Baseball, Inf tramural Track, R Club, Control ' ' Advanced Band' Hall Commission, , Guard, Fire Guard, SuperfHonor Roll. LEONARD GANEK Honor Society, Agent, Weekly, Conf trol Commission, Junior Dance Com' mittee, Fire Guard, Intramural Base' ball, Intramural Basketball, A.M.P.L., Pan American League, Representative, Student Council, SlidefRule Club. MARSHALL GILLESPIE HifC Club, Sergeant, R.O.T.C., Asf sistant, Library, Hall Guard, Fire Guard. NATHALIE GOLDFINE Drama Club, L'Saturday's Children , The Importance of Being Ernest , The Pampered Darling , Riding Club, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Debate Club, Secretary, Teacher, Weekly Staff. EVELYN FINKEL Secretary, Teacher, Agent, Weekly, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Graduf ation Exercises, Librarian, Honor Roll, J.Y.L., Music Festival, Choral Com' petition. SHERWIN FOX 4B Editor, Log, Honor Society, Super' Honor Roll, 33fPoint Club, SlidefRule Club, R.O.T.C., Competition Platoon, Control Commission, Assistant, Li' brary, Intramural Baseball, Memorial Day Assembly. PHILL FRIEDMAN Intramural Baseball, Secretary, Auto Shop Club, Stamp Salesman, Aero Club, Control Commission, Assistant, Library, Biology Club, Intramural Basketball, Camera Club. ROSE GARTZMAN 33-Point Club, Honor Society, Secre- tary, Teacher, Girls' Chorus, Pan American League, Hall Guard. JERRY GOLD R.O.T.C., Lunch Guard, Fire Guard, Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, As' f sistant, Library. ALLEN GOLDSTEIN Honor Society, Junior Dance Com' mittee, Representative, Student Counf cil, R. O. T. C. Band, Advanced Orchestra. ANNETTE GOLDSTEIN Librarian, Girls' Chorus. ROBERT QBUBESJ GREEN Manager, Football Team, R Club, Junior Dance Committee, Beginners' Band, Intermediate Band, Spanish Club, Hall Guard, Control Commisf sion, Lunch Guard. JUDITH GROSS ' 33fPoint Club, Honor Society, Secref tary, Teacher, Mixed Chorus, Sym' phonic Orchestra, Representative, Stu' dent Council, Hall Guard, Assistant Library, Music Appreciation Commit- tee, Intramural Volleyball, Pan Amer' ican League, Representative, Red Cross a JOAN GROSVENOR Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Base- ball, Intramural Basketball, Chairman, Health Class, Secretary, Teacher, Rid' ing Club, Style Show. NORMA HANSEN Honor Society, SuperfHonor Roll, 33' Point Club, Agent, Log, Secretary, Adviser, Secretary, Mixed Chorus, Symphonic Choir, Mixed Chorus' v A Music Festival, Intramural Volleyball, Art Competition, Art Scholarship. A JACK HARWELL Stage, Light Committee' Baseball Team' Intramural Softball, Control Commission. MARY ANN GOTTSCHALK Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Intra mural Basketball. SOL GREEN Intramural Baseball. -JEAN GROSVENOR Captain, Intramural Volleyball, Cap tain, Intramural Baseball, Chairman Foods Class, Chairman, Health Class Librarian, English Class, Assistant Ofhce, Assistant, Biology Class, Y Teens, Riding Club, Style Show. INGA HALLSTROM Junior Dance Committee, Freshman Social Committee, Secretary, ZA Counf cil, Honor Society, Secretary, Adviser, TrifHifY, Biology Club, Riding Club, Hall Guard, Art Scholarship, Li' brarian, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival' Life Guard, Intramural Basketball Baseball, Volleyball, Junior Champion' ship, Volleyball. 9 a JOAN HARRIS Mixed Chorus, Girls' Volleyball Team. TOBEY HEACKLEY Public Relations Bureau, Assembly Speaker, Freshman Orientation, Fresh' man Sponsor, P.T.A. Roundtable Speaker, Secretary, Teacher: Secretary, Clerk, Typist, 209, Hall Guard, Sec' retary, Health Class, Honor Roll, Honor Society. FRITZ HEBEKER Varsity Basketball, Intramural Basket' ball, Honor Society, SuperfHonor Roll, R Club, Council Delegate, HifY, Representative, Log, Secretary, Student Council, Color Guard, R. O. T. C., Representative, CleanfUp Commitiee, Mixed Chcrus. RENEE HERMAN Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, Sprin Festival, Hall Guard. ESTELLE HOCHBERGER W, ,gg Honor Society, Speakers' Bureau, Symphonic Choir, Mixed Chorus, Service Award Committee, Freshman Sponsor, junior Dance Committee, Choral Competition, Music Festival, Typist, 209, Chairman, Health Class, I.Y.L., Assistant, Library. BERNICE HOLDEN Attended Von Steuben High School. DAVID JOHNSON President, HifC Club, Honor Society, Control Commission, SlidefRule Club, Mixed Chorus, Symphonic Choir, ln- tramural Baseball, Hall Guard, Agent. Weekly, Financial Secretary, President, Division, Honor Roll, Intramural Basketball. DORIS KAPLAN Honor Society, Secretary, Teacher! Assistant, Ofhce, Chairman, Division, Pan American League, Control Com' mission, I.Y.L., Intramural Captainball. DONNA HENDLEMAN ' Secretary, Freshman Council, Presi' dent, 2B Council, President, 3B Counf cil, Scholarship Commission, Reporter, Columnist, Weekly, Service Award Committee, Agent, Weekly, Associate Editor, Weekly, Book Room Attendant, I.Y.L., Debate Club, Pan American League, Honor Society, SuperfHonor Roll, 33fPoint Club. YALE HIMELBLOOM Weekly Stall, Symphonic Choir, Choral Competition, Choir, Graduation Exerf cises, Choir Show, Board of Education, Christmas Programs, Honor Society, Honor Roll, A.M.P.L., Lunch Guard, Assistant, Library, Hall Guard. ARLENE HOFFMAN President, Student Council, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Representaiive, Student Council, Financial Secretary, Hall Guard, Reference Librarian, Symphonic Choir, Roaring Twenties , 'iFarmers' Frolicsv, Choral Competif tion, Spring Festival, Pan American League, I.Y.L., Mixed Chorus, Speakf ers' Bureau, Log Staff. NAOMI HUEBSCH Mixed Chorus, Typist, Library, Spring Festival, Graduation Exercises, Hall Guard, Secretary, Teacher, Honor Society, Pan American League, Honor Roll. EILEEN KANE ' I. Y. L., Art Club, Pan American League. JUNE KARAK1s Assistant, Library, Captain, Intra' mural Volleyball, Captain, Intramural Baseball, Chairman, Health Class, Librarian, English Class, Chairman, Foods Class. Sl' NU Kitt. mid lilli dye! rim IIEUI cial ict' on, hum a wa tm, a lpill' mr 1 ml' pnng Hil lonti Inns: ami 1 in mW 11s if. LOIS KATZ Honor Society, Junior Dance Comf mittee, Assistant, Clinic, Secretary, Teacher, Hall Guard, I.Y.L.g Intraf mural Volleyball, Secretary, Biology Class, Chairman, Health Class. LORRAINE ' KLEIN Pan American Leagueg Beginners' Band, Intermediate Band, Intramural Captain Basketball, Assistant, Libraryg Assistant, Oihceg Intramural Volleyf ball, Hall Guard. LILLIAN KOVARIK Intramural Baseball, Volleyball, Basket' ball, Assistant, Library. EVELYN KRAUSE Hall Guardg Intramural Volleyballg Intramural Baseball. NORMA LANGENHAN Hall Guard, Librariang Intramural Volleyball, Captain, Basketball Team. LOIS LANGOSCH Honor Rollg Hall Guard, Intramural Baseball, Volleyball. ANITA KAUFMAN Secretary, Girls' Chorusg Drama Club IULIAN KLUGMAN Weekly Staff, SecretaryfTreasurer, Debate Club, Mixed Chorus, Control Commissiong Track Teamg Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Trackg Assistant, Libraryg Lunch Guardg Fire Guard. , LEONARD KRAUS Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basket' I ballg Control Commission, Junior Dance Committeeg Representative, Student Council, Fire Guard, Lunch Guard, Beginners' Band, J.Y.L.g Manager, Footballg Intramural Track, Honor Society, Financial Agent. IEANETTE KRON I.Y.L. PETER LANGER Columnist, Weekly, Sports Reporter, Weekly, Public Relations Bureaug 33f Point Clubg Honor Society: Assistant Book Roomg Control Commission' 1 Chess, Checker Clubg Lunch Guardg I.Y.L.g Service Point Committeeg 1 SuperfHonor Societyg Speaker, Kiwanis Parents' Night, Intramural Baseball' 1 1 Speakers' Bureau. WILLIAM LEBE Intramural Baseball: Honor Society, Agent, Weekly, Hall Guard. CECELIA LENT Honor Society, Art Scholarship, I.Y.L.g Mixed Chorus, Music Festival, Girls' Chorus, Chairman, Health Class, Sec' retary, Teacher. JOE LEVIN Representative, Division, Junior Dance Committee, Mixed Chorus, A.M.P.L., Varsity Basketball Team, Intramural Basketball, Agent, Weekly, Hall Guard, Intramural Track, Attendant, Book Room, R Club. ERWIN LEVITAN Agent, Weekly, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, R. O. T. C., J. Y. L., Mixed Chorus. HOWARD LIEBMAN Advanced Orchestra, R.O.T.C. CAROL LINDBERG Agent, Weekly, TrifHifY, YfTeensg Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Rep' resentative, Student Council, Librarian. MARIAN LORENZ Symphonic Choir, Mixed Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Honor Society: HifCrusaders, Secref tary, Teacher, Block Captain. ANITA LEVI Representative, Student Council, Stu- dent Council Convention, Election Committee, Speakers' Bureau, Secref tary, 2093 Secretary, Adviser, Junior Dance Committee, Honor Society, I.Y.L., Financial Secretary, Honor Roll, Financial Staff, Log, Freshman Sponsor, Pan American League, Art Club, Secretary, Teacher, Public Ref lations Bureau. TEMME LEVIN Honor Society, Representative, Student Council, Control Commission, Life Guard, Intramural Volleyball, Pan American League, Representative, Red Cross, Agent, Weekly, Secretary, Divif sion, Clerk, Ofhce, Assistant, Library, Social Committee, Secretary, Teacher. EDYTHE LEWIS Secretary, Teacher, Librarian, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Com' petition, Intramural Volleyball, Social Committee, Chairman, Health Class. WILLIAM LINDAHL Baseball, Intramural Softball, Stage, Light Committee, HifY. ' JEROME LINETSKY C o m p e t i ti o n Platoon, Sergeant, R.O.T.C.g A.M.P.L., Intramural Base' ball, Ushers' Club. y PHILIP LOWE A.M.P.I..g Honor Society, Intramural Baseball. LOIS MacDONALD YfTeens, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Librarian. DON MALVA Attended Bensenville High School. Riding Club. 9 MARILYN MANGOS Agent, Log, Honor Society, Secretary, Teacher, Chairman, Health Class, Assistant, Laboratory, Chairman, Foods Class, Intramural Volleyball, Intraf mural Baseball, Intramural Captain Basketball, Librarian, Clothing Class. SAM MATSUMOTO Varsity Baseball, Track, IcefSkating: VicefPresident, Sophomore Council, Representative, Student Council, Honor Society, R Club, Stage and Light, Junior, Senior HifY, R.O.T.C., Junior Dance Committee, CleanfUp Commit' tee, Intramural Baseball, Hall Guard, Fire Guard. BETTY ANN MAYER President, YfTeens, TrifHifY, Repref sentative, Social Committee, Secretary, Adviser, Secretary, Teacher, Intraf mural Volleyball, Intramural Captain Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Hall Guard, SergeantfatfArms, Girls' Cho' rus, Honor Society, Spring Festival. MARSHA MELTZER Riding Club, Art Club, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Shelver, Library, Honor Society, Chairman, Health Class, Pan American League. F LEON MADIGAN ' Financial Agent, Intramural Baseball Mixed Chorus. SIDNEY MANDELL Representative, Student Council, Junior Dance Committee, Intramural Swimming, Intramural Baseball, Intraf mural Basketball, Varsity Basketball, I.Y.L., Captain, Hall Guard, Control Commission, Intermediate Orchestra, Chairman, Sophomore Social Commit' tee, Agent, Weekly. I-IOWARD MARKS Concert Band, R.O.T.C. Band, As' sistant, Library. SHELDON MATZKIN Hall Guard, Assistant, Library, Mixed Chorus, Symphonic Choir, Choral Competition, Agent, Weekly, 'Speak' ers' Bureau, Spring Festival, Board of Education, Vaughn Hospital Shows, Intramural Baseball, Salesman, Bonds, Stamps. JOY MCDEVITT Intramural Volleyball, TrifHifY, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, S e c r e t a r y , Teacher. DONALD MEYERS A.M.P.L., Swimming Team, R.O.T.C. Football, SlidefRule Club. ARTHUR MILLER Control Commission, Manager, Foot' ball, Hall Guard, Riding Club. MYRNA MISSNER Mixed Chorus, Beginners' Band, Sec retary, Teacher, Assistant, Library Hall Guard, Honor Roll: Social Com' mittee, Chess, Checker Club. RICHARD NIBBELINK Intramural Baseball. JOAN NOVAK Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volf leyball, Style Show, Girls' Chorus. ERMA OSWALD Secretary, Teacher, Girls' Chorus, Secretary, Office, Assistant, Clinic, MORTON PARADISE Hall Guard, Fire Guard, Lunch Guard, Intramural Baseball, Secretary, Divif sion, Sophomore Social Committee, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Swimming, Honor Society. CLAUDETTE MIROTSNIC Symphonic Choir, Mixed Chorus, Farmers' Frolics , Roaring Twen' ties , Choral Competition, Music Fes' tival, Pan American League, Assistant, Library, Hall Guard, Secretary, Teach' er, Log Staff. HARRIETTE NEWBERGER Assistant, Clinic, Secretary, Adviser, Secretary, Teacher, Hall G u a r d , Lunch Guard, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Basketball, Assistant, Lif brary, Clerk, Office, Style Show. RONALD NORRIS Honor Society, Wrestling Team, Intraf mural Baseball, Junior Dance Com' mittee, Representative, Student Counf cil, Control Commission, Fire Guard, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard, Agent, Weekly. N Rosoois oLsoN Varsity Football, Honor Society, HifY Stage, Light Committee, Intramural Baseball, Mixed Chorus, Junior Prom Committee, Varsity Baseball. DOLORES PALM President, Girls' Chorus, Music Festi' val, Choral Competition, Secretary, Teacher, Intramural Volleyball, Style Show. , MARILYN PARKINSON TrifHifY, Intramural Volleyball, Hall Guard, Secretary, Division, WAYNE PEDERSEN Secretary Office Secretar 1 CAROLE PECORARO Honor Society, Secretary, Teacher, , , y, G'rls' Chorus, Hall Guard, Salesman, Stamps, Bonds, Girls' Chorus Operetta, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Intraf mural Volleyball, Student Council Social Committee. ARTHUR PENZEL Intramural Baseball, Intramural Swim' ming, Intramural Track. ROBERT PINE I R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Military Band, Concert Band, Swing Band. BITA PLOTNER Agent, Log, Honor Society, Honor Roll, Symphonic Choir, Mixed Chorus, Farmers' Frolics , Roaring Twenf ties , Spring Festivals, Choral Com' petitions, Christmas Programs, Kiwanis Programs, Art Club, Pan American League, Freshman Social Committee, Assistant, Photographer, Graduation Exercises, Board of Education Pro ram' g , Entertainer, Junior Social. EILEEN POLLEN Beginners' Band, Intermediate Band, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Capr tainball, Assistant, Library, Typist, Office, Hall Guard, Pan American League, J.Y.L., Secretary, Teacher. ROBERTA RAPAPORT Hall Guard, Honor Society, Beginners' Band, Intermediate Band, R.O.T.C. Band, Concert Band, Typist, Weekly, Music Festival, Intramural Volleyball, Secretary, Teacher, SuperfHonor Roll, Pan American League. ' Honor Society, HifC Club, SlidefRule Club, Agent, Weekly, Hall Guard: Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basket' ball. FERYNE PERLSON l Representative, Student Council, Agent, Weekly, Clerk, Office, Hall Guard, Secretary, Teacher, Librarian, Chairman, Health Class: Mixed Chorus. DAVE PLOT KY Intramural Baseball, Football, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, A.M.P.L,, Inter' mediate Band, Agent, Weekly. MARVIN POLLACK Symphonic Choir, Sergeant, R.O.T.C., Mixed Chorus, Choral Competition, Spring Festival, Farmers' Frolics , Roaring Twentiesng Intramural Basef ball, Competition Platoon. MARY ANN PREHM Honor Society, Representative, Log: Hall Guard, Intramural Captain Bas' ketball, Intramural Volleyball, Girls' Chorus, Music Festival, Choral Com- petition, Style Show, Salesman, Stamps Bonds. a DOLORES RASMUSSEN SuperfHonor Roll, Honor Society, Honor Roll, TrifHifY, Art Club, Pan American League, Freshman, Sopho- more, ,lunior Social Committees, Sym' phonic Choir, Roaring Twentieshg 'iFarmers' Frolicsn, Graduation Exerf cises, Mixed Chorus, Assistant, Photogf rapher, Speakers' Bureau, Choral Competition. GLADYS REVZIN Salesman, Bonds, Stamps, Agent, Weekly, Honor Society, Hall Guard, Clerk, Oiiice, Intramural Volleyball, Secretary, 209, Pan American League, Representative, Red Cross. SHERWIN ROBIN Football Team, Honor Society, Sym' phonic Orchestra, Financial Agent, Con' trol Commission, Lunch Guard, Fire Guard, A.M,P.L., Intramural Baseball, Track, Intramural Basketball, R.O.T.C., Color Guard, R.O.T.C. Staff, R.O.T.C. Competition Platoon, Music Festival, Representative, Student Council, junior Dance Committee. ADELE RONISS Hall Guard, Assistant, Library. HEL ROSEN ET Secretary, Teacher, Hall Guard, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Super'Honor Roll, Reporter, Weekly, Librarian, I.Y.L., Agent, Bonds, Stamps, Pan American League. BARBARA SACKS Honor Society, Representative, Stu dent Council, I.Y.I.., Agent, Weekly Hall Guard, Assistant, Library, Secre' tary Teacher, Intramural Volleyball, Salesman, Bonds, Stamps, Intermediate Beginners' Bands. ARILYN SALZMAN M Honor Society, Columnist, Weekly, Financial Secretary, Girls' Chorus, Chairman, Health Class, Intramural Volleyball, Hall Guard. f DON ROBERTS Chairman, Devotions, Social Commit' tee, Hi'C Club, Ensemble, Radio Hi'C, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Supecr' Honor Roll, 4B Editor, Log, Control Commission, Slide'Rule Club, Mixed Chorus, Agent, Weekly, Intramural Baseball, Assistant, Library, Sergeant' at'Arms, Division, Intramural Basket' ball. EDWARD ROBINSON Varsity Basketball, Symphonic Choir, Mixed Chorus, Music Festival, Roan ing Twenties , Honor Society, Intra- mural Softball. ALICE ROPP I Symphonic Choir, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Agent, Weeklv. NORMA ROSSNER Y'Teens, Tri'Hi'Y, Chairman, Health Class, Volleyball Team, Spring Fes' tival, Mixed Chorus, Intramural Soft' ball, Secretary, Tri'Hi'Y, Secretary, Attendance Counselor. MARY SALAMON Financial Secretary, Hall Guard, Intrn' mural Volleyball, Honor Society, Sales' man, Bonds, Stamps. WESLEY SALZMAN Football Team, Vice'President, junior Hi'Y, Hi'Y, Control Commission, In' tramural Softball, Financial Agent, Division. HARRIET SANDLER Secretary, Teacher. JOAN SCHMITT SEYMOUR SCHWAB Varsity Football, Representative, Stu' dent Council, Junior Dance Committee, Advanced Band, Agent, Weekly, As' sistant, Book Room, Mixed Chorus, Salesman, Stamps, Bonds, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Varf sity Track, Fire Guard, A.M.P.L. JORDAN SHAPIRO Varsity Football, Representative, Stu' dent Council, I.Y.L., A.M.P.L., Intraf mural Football, Baseball, R.O.T.C. Flying Guard. PHYLIS SHEER Beginners', Intermediate Orchestra, Advanced Orchestra, Spring Festival, Pan American League, Riding Club' Hall Guard, I.Y.L. a HARRY SHOUB R Club, Basketball Team, Football Team, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Representative, Student Council, Agent, Weekly, R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Band, Concert Band. RUDOLPH SCHATTKE 33fPoint Club, SuperfHonor Roll, Honor Society, 4B Log Stad, HifC Club, Control Commission, Assistant, Library, Mixed Chorus, Pan American League, R.O.T.C., Honor Roll, Slidcf Rule Club, Weekly, RICHARD SCHULTZ Varsity Baseball, Intramural Track: Intramural Baseball, B a s k e t b all , Swimming, MYRA SCHWARTZ Assistant, Library, Hall Guard, Intraf mural Volleyball, Salesman, Bonds, Stamps, Log Staff. HERBERT SHAYMAN Honor Society, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Track Team, R Club, Captain, Cheerleaders, Symphonic Choir, Choir Show, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Mixed Chorus, Music Appreciation Group, I.Y.L., Pan American League, Begin' ners' Band. RITA SHER Assistant, Library, Pan American League, J.Y.L., Honor Roll, Hall Guard. ADELLE SHROG Secretary, Adviser, Hall Guard, I.Y.I. RICHARD SILBART Auto Club, Symphonic Orchestra, Inf tramural Baseball, Mixed Chorus, Photography Club, Intramural Basketf ball, Assistant, Librarv DOLORES SILIANOFF Social, Ways, Means Committees, Trif HifY, Secretary, TrifHifY, Music Fesf tival, Choral Competition, Girls' Chorus, Chairman, Health Class, Intraf mural Volleyball, Representative, Stu' dent Council, Secretary, Division, Secretary, Attendance Counselor. ROY SILVERSTEIN Nlixed Chorus, Intramural Baseball, BARBARA SIMS Girls' Chorus, The Beauty Contest , The Nifty Shop , Music Festival, Secretary, Teacher, TrifHifY. PAULINE SKOLLER Hall Guard, Intramural Volleyball, Salesman, Stamps, Bonds. LEON SOLL 33fPoint Club, Honor Society, Superq Honor Roll- S m honic Choir, Farm w Y P ' ers' Frolics , Roaring Twentiesu, Cho' ral Competition, Mixed Chorus, Pan American League. HARVEY SILETS Weekly Staff, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Attendant, Bookroom, Lunch Guard, Control Commission, SlidefRule Club, Chess, Checker Club, Salesman, Stamps, Bonds, Secretary, Division, EulperfHonor Roll, Intramural Basket' a . JEROME SILVERSTEIN Debate Club, Mixed Chorus, Lunch Guard, Fire Guard, Agent, W66kly'Q Hall Guard. MELVIN SIMON Captain, Hall Guards, Mixed Chorus: Riding Club. JEROME SINGER Usher, R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Competif tion Platoon, Honor Society, Honor Roll, Intramural Baseball. IOAN SOGOLOVJ HARVEY STEINBERG Manager, Football Team, Advanced Orchestra, Rhapsody in Blackuz Spring Festival, Hall Guard, Orchestra Competition, Intramural Baseball, Art Scholarship. 120 ALLAN STELZER Track Team. CAROL TEITELBAUM 33fPoint Club, SuperfHonor Roll' Honor Society, Honor Roll, Secretary, Adviser, Representative, Student Counf cil, Hall Guard, Librarian, Agent, Weekly, Girls' Chorus, Art Club, Art Institute Scholarship, Assistant, Pho' tographer, Chairman, Health Class, J.Y.L., Recognition Assembly, Christf mas Choral Singing. RICHARD TURBIN Chief Copyreader, Weekly, Intcrmef diate, Advanced Orchestras, Orchestra Competition, Music Festivals, R.O.T.C. Competition Platoon, Assistant, Li' brarv: Honor Society, Honor Roll. LORETTA VICTOR Girls' Chorus, Choral Competition, Intramural Volleyball, Intramural Cap' tain Basketball. ROY WARSHAWSKY R.O.T.C., A.M.P.L., Hall Guard. EDWARD WEISSBURD Intramural Baseball, I.Y.L. BETTY TAYLOR Representative, Student Council, Cap tain, Hall Guards, Life Guard, Girls' Chorus, Spring Festival, Choral Com' petition, SergeantfatfArms, YfTeens, Assistant, Library, Agent, Weekly, Captain, Intramural Volleyball, Intraf mural Captain Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Swimming. STEWART TELMAN Honor Society, Honor Roll, Secretary, Adviser, Librarian, Intramural Base' ball, Intramural Swimming, Hall Guard ELEANOR TUROW Hall Guard, Representative, Student Council. WALTER VOTHEL Attended Lane Technical High School. RAYA WATKIN Secretary, Adviser, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, Spring Festival, Hall Guard, Drama Club. ANITA WUESTENBERG Secretary, Attendance C o u n c i l l o r 3 Social, Ways, Means Committee, Tri' HifYg Honor Society, Music Festival, Choral Competition, Girls' Chorus' Beauty Contest , Riding Club, Clerk Gym, ,Assistant, Library, Drama Club' Intramural Volleyball. 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