Roosevelt High School - Roundup Yearbook (East Chicago, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1941 volume:

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He has worked tirelessly to aid us in our educational advance- ment. His outstanding leadership, magnetic personality and valuable service to our school and community have won our respect and admiration. -me ew aj 1941 Mr. C. C. Miller Miss Speclor Mr. Austin Mr. Apostle Mr. Brown Mr. Bunker Miss Swans Miss Krcxwcyk Mr. Keller I Here's An Apple For the Teacher Miss Owen Miss Adamchik Miss Sullivan Mr. Leusor Miss Koncz Mr. French Miss Kuder Mr. Ginny O Mr. Beull Miss Braxzill Mr. Lidsler Misa Larson Mr, Anderson Miss Clark S, Miss I-'iiigld Mr. Gurriqus Miss Boyce Page 'X Miss Overpeck Mr. Murphy Miss Mulligan Mr. Walker Miss Lowry Mr. Dennis Mr. Ameclei Miss Kleinmun Mr. E. Miller Mr. Fox Mrs. Henry Mr. Cohen Miss Murphy Mr. Rucinski Miss Phillips Miss Utterback Mr. Rohm Mrs. Rutledge Miss Durrcigh Members of the Roosevelt Faculty Will Be Remembered for Their Excellent Teaching and Guidance T?o EEEQA Miss Carlos Mr. Pccxge Miss Soltes Mr. Maury Miss Nassau Miss Reilel Mn Haynes Miss Dix Mrs. Clark Mr. Boroughs Miss Hinkle Page Seven 'X'- H. G. Lahr, Principal OUR SCHOOL CREED We believe in living a clean lite: in fighting fairly always: in being tolerant and respectiul to others: in cooperating to the best of our ability. and in being loyal at all times to our school. Ramblings Through the Year L Rooseveltians returned to school on September 3, rested after three months of glorious vacation. Every- one glad to see old friends again. Knit two-purl two- knitting became a popular activity-sweaters-socks- dropped stitches! Tag Day Dance-first social event ot the year - September 29 - Football season began - Food collected for Thanksgiving Baskets-Thanks giving Recess- Christmas Vespers -wreaths in the halls-caroling-Second semester started February 3- Basketball toumament in Gary. February Z7-Z8-lunior play March 7- freshies dance at first party-April 18 -Last musical concert of year-April 25-May Day -Health program-Ama teur hour program - May 2 - May 13 - All school play- You Can't Take It With You - All-School Music Festival - May 23. lbhn Zona. Treasurer Page Eight Class day-Iune 12-solemn seniors-Senior-Iunior Prom - bouiiant - swirling gowns - bow ties - white ilannels-Commencement-Iune l74cl-tool dismissed -Iune 20. Homecoming Day, October 31-We welcomed alumni -Game with Morocco-Teachers' Conference, October Z4-25-School dismissed-Hooray! National Education Week-November 10-16-Night school on the eleventh for visiting parents-Assembly Auditions, a lull day of interesting programs for all students. BOARD OF EDUCATION A. A. Forsxt. Herbert Itlmu. President Secretary ll X X ' Si- y Acevedo Anderson Annen Apostle Anibeyt M- Bach Bainbridge Harbor Barlog Bossa Belzeski ACEVEDO. MARIA Tranquil-Intellectual National Honor Society Girl Counselor Iunior Red Cross Representative Salety Council Hall Monitor ANDERSON, WII.LIAM Happy-go-lucky-A good sport Intramural Sports Hall Monitor Kwasind Club Showdown ANNEN. MARY HELEN Industrious-Dependable Girl Counselor National Honor Society House ol Representatives lunior Red Cross Girl Reserve Cabinet Paxge Ten APOSTLE. MARIE C. Assiduous-Ambitious President oi Girl Counselors National Honor Society Secretary of lunior Class Showdown Discussion League ARTIBEY. IEAN DORIS Gayflndustrious Hall Monitor BACH. WALTER Ambitious -Agreeable Intramural Sports Hall Monitor BAINBRIDGE. BLANCHE Carefree-Sociable Showdown Hall Monitor Volley-Ball Team BARBAR. ROSE NeatfPetite Showdown Hall Monitor BARENIE. GERTRUDE M. ARTIBEY, MARGARET c. 2iQ1'E,'fjg2fjQ Mannerly-Cordiol Iunior Hed Cross Representative Hall Monitor Hall Monitor School Days, School Days, Artibey, 1. Barenle BARLOG. CASMIRA MARIE Winning-Spirited I-Iall Monitor Iunior Red Cross Altemata BASSO. ANNA MARIE Diqnitied-Wellvmonnered Girl Counselor Hall Monitor BELZESKI. CLARENCE Merry-Amicable Basketball Freshman Senator House of Representatives Intramural Sports Patrol Force t I BENEDICT. GEORGE Gentlemanly-Reserved Yell Leader Intramural Baslietball BERQUIST, LYLE Lively-Modest Kwasind Club Intramural Sports Track, 40-41 Cross Country. 39-40 Stage Crew BLUMENTHAL. LUCYLE H. ffl s-593' 5525 a.'?'f791 01122 Suas ssl 9:92 5 ID 9- m O U w m 5 5'-5 O m m I A -'mxcm 5315-S 5222s gg-E' :s -1 D. 9 ai 5 -50 3 ui 5 ,L EF l I' ' E? 0 o E m Vl l-'11-:ft-U MPO-Zffl UI Bodley Buda BRENTLINGER, PHYLL Dear Old Golden Rule Days BODOVINITZ. SOPHIE B. BROWNLEE. JANET S. Sincere-Serene lunior Red Cross Hall Monitor Usher Showdown BOROUGHS, FRANK E. Debonairiltccomplished National Honor Society House ol Representatives President ol the Choir Intramural Sports Vivacious --Charming Editor ot the Roundsup National Honor Societ Reserved-Kind Showdown Hall Monitor BUDA. ADOLPI-I I. Vigorous-Good looking Hall Monitor Baseball Basketball Football Intramural Sports IS l. BURCH. MARGARET H. Poised-Intellectual Debate Team lunior Play Y Student Director ol lunior Play Girl Counselors Girl Counselor Sophomore Cabinet National Honor Society Discussion League Benedict Berquirt Bodovinllx Boroughs . ' Brsntlinger Burch Cadman ' Chnxh B. 'ti I Y' CADMAN, MURIEL H CongenialiMusical Girl Counselor National Honor Society Rough Writer Stall Choir Accompanist Showdown CHRUBY. BARNEY A Friendly-Studious Football Intramural Sports Hall Monitor CHRUBY, IOSEPH W. Happy-A greeable Baseball Intramural Sports Hall Monitor Blumenthal Brownlee Chruby. I. '-to I K. X, fx V4 .. U.. Q .,. .Nl ' Lx 1' .MQ ., S i fig:-3-i tw Q I ' 1 t , y 'lifaqe Eleven IN. , N AAL CIARDETTI. FEDORA M. Winsomefhugile Iunior Red Cross Representative CIESLAK. WALTER Strong-Robust Baseball Basketball Hall Monitor Intramural Sports CLINTON. EARL Conscientiousslndustrious Track Basketball Football Kwosincl Club President COMANDELLA. CLAIRE Likable-Animated Hall Monitor CRAIG. MARY FRANCES Lively-Amiable Showdown Hall Monitor Vollsy-Ball Team CRANE. ROBERT D. Debonoir-lndustrious Intramural Sports CZAHNIK. STANLEY Ellicient-fManly Intramural Sports Stage Crew Showdown CZUPRYNA. FRANK Jolly-Spirited DAN. THEODORE - Allable-Easy going ' Stage Crew Patrol Force DOMSIC. EMILY L. Unallected-'Pleasant Stage Crew DONOVAN. HARRY G. Good-natured-Composed Intramural Sports Kwasind Club Hall Monitor Showdown DON OVAN. WILLIAM H. MoqneticvOutstandinq President oi Senior Class Vice-President ol Iunior Class National Honor Society Cross Country Team 1' Intramural Sports DRAGUS. GEORGE HAROLD Sociable-Witty , Q Hull Monitor President of Boys Gles Club Intramural Sports gre . QCiardetti Clollok Clinton E Comandellu Cralg Crane K ' Crarnick. S. Cxupryna Dan Domlic I Donovan. H. Donovan. W. Druqul Readin' and Wrifin and 'Rifhmeficu Page Twelve A V U 5 A C I DUBCZAK, THOMAS Iollyflimicahle Kwasind Club Hall Monitor Showdown DUNATOV. FRANCES MARIE Diligent-Iovial Round-up Stott DUNNE. IANE DORIS Lively-Cheertul Captain ot Senior Candy Girls Showdown Hall Monitor EARLY. MARGARET IUANITA Reliable-Trim ECKENROAD. NEIDA MAE ' RelinedfCalm Round-up Stott Showdown ELLINGSEN. ROBERT Humorous - Goodfnatured Kwasind Club Vice President ot Concert Band Usher Showdown EMRICK. IRENE Blithe-Weil-liked Iunior Red Cross Intramural Sports Hall Monitor Showdown FAUBER. MARY ANNE Exuberant-Popular Girl Counselor Hall Monitor Captain Round-up Staff Chainnan ot Building and Grounds Committee Showdown FEIK, ELIZABETH LOUISE sparkling-Antsrae Girl Counselors Roundvup Stali President of Iunior Red Cross President of Board of Health National Honor Society FEIN. IACK MORTON Scholarly-Interesting President National Honor Society President., Iunior Red Cross Editor ot Round-up Iunior Play Debating FERRINI. PETER PAUL Adrnirable-Distinguished Vice President ol Student Govemment Hall Monitor Intramural Sports Showdown Senator FERRY. FLORENCE DOROTHY - Reserved-Pretty Hough Writer Stott Stage Crew Senior Candy Girl FESSLER. MARGARET ISABELLE Scholarly-Responsible National Honor Society Co-Editor ol the Rough Writer Girl Counselor Iunior Play Chairman ot Bookstore Committee Dubcxak Dunatov Dunne Early Eckenroad Ellinqsen Emsrick Fuuher Feik Fein I-'errini Ferry F ssler Taught fo the Tune of the Hickory Stick Page Thirteen X : ' Q M It . ' . ' , ' ' I 5 5 Q . Q , if I . , r , 1 y I if ' SI, I Q1 f W 1 , ' to rg twat we ., ' S-5: I , ' , V ' , Q'-gb? J. 2, H I .tp -' f :riifsbiiifs , V -tfgjgagitjij, '..1, .yi Flack Gedtga Grabos FLACK. MAHYON Diqnitied-lndustrious Hall Monitor Rough Writer Stall POOR. ROBERT G. Reliable-Versatile Wrestling junior Play Speaker ol House oi Representatiyes National Honor Society Track Manager ' FREW. IOHN WILLIAM WittyfA iolly good lellow Usher - Rough Writer Stall Hall Monitor Captain L Captain of Popcom Boys Page Fourteen . 1 iw. Q' ' If MATH I f:'?'tf': ' Q it W-Q 'Q' N Ei 2 1 M535 I I ici ' kj 11 if .Z QI ' I Li ...nf I Y L ' Ml' I G C I 5511. -t Four Frew Friend Galsskl Germack Gerak Golenla Gorman Grllin Grlner FRIEND, MAY ROSE GERAK. MARY GRI-IBOS. EMII. W. Reserved-Dependable Hall Monitor GALESKI. IOI-IN Goodlnatured-lndustrious Stage Crew , Intramural Sports GEDIGA. Joi-ng L. IndustriousAReliable Kwasind Club . GERMACK. VALERIA E. Energetic-Businessvlike Girl Counselor Hall Monitor GOLENIA. STEPHANY CharminqgSincere GORMAN. ROBERT E. Iocund-Aifable Track Wrestling G Willing- Painstaklng Patrol Farce Intramural Sports Hall Monitor Stage Crew GRIFFIN, IACK Talented-Witty Student Director ol Concert Band and Orchestra Showdown Kwaslnd Club RINER. GEORGE A. Sincere-Gallant Round-up Stoil Intramural Sports Hall Monitor Kwasind Club Rellant!Cooparative You Were My Queen in Calico G Grunlra Gucclardo Hansen Harper RUSZKA, FRANCES B. Coy-Pctinstaking Hall Monitor National Honor Society GUCCIAHDO, FRANK Vigorous-Musical tmmmumt spans Wrestling Showdown I-IADT, STEVEN H Mechanical Minded--Manly Wrestling ALI-XS. PAUL ROBERT Witty-Good looking Intramural Sports Hall Monitor Purdue Round-up Award Showdown Hadt Halas Hanrahan Hartley Hayden Hslmarl Hendricks Hinton Hndal HANRAI-IAN. MARGARET HAYDEN. DONNA Sweet-Coy Sweet-Creative Translerred from HANSEN. LOIS ELAINE Hammond High School Sincere-Fascinating G lunior Play ' ' Girl Counselor Round-up Stall Discussion League HARPER. GLADYS MAE Channing-elirtistic Stage Crew Hall Monitor Senior Candy Girl HAHTLEY. IEANNE RUTH Gay-Scintillating Girl Counselor Houndlup Stall House of Representatives Showdown Friendly-Diligent Hall Monitor Intramural Sports HENDRICKS, AILEEN E. Sweet--Merry interscholastic Basketball HINTON. HUBERT Genialglileasant to know Kwasind Club HODAI.. DOROTHY Winsome-Neat Hall Monitor Intramural Sports l Was Your Bashful, Barefoot Beau, Ill You Wrofe on My Slate, 'I Love You So I-IODOR, HELEN D. Lively-Comely Hall Monitor HOMCO, MARIE Calrnfflfriendly Girl Counselors Showdown National Honor Society Hall Monitor Captain HOLUBES. IOHN M. Athletic-Reliable National Honor Society Football Ushers Showdown Round-up Stall Hodor. H. Hunt . -A ff '- Page Sixteen HODOR, RAY Popular-Humorous Baseball Intramural Sports Hall Monitor IDZIK. EDWARD lovial-Sunny Intramural Sports Hall Monitor House of Representatives HORVATH. LOUIS IAMES Cleverflfriendly Captain of IGNAS, LILLIAN A. B gags? Basketball 'sum Responsibleflovial cu 9 C R Secretary ol lunior Red Cross S5055 cgrxry Rough Writer Stall age Hall Monitor National Honor Society HUNT. MARY ELIZABETH Admirable-Intellectual Girl Counselor Round-up Stall Showdown National Honor Societ Homco Idzlll Y ILYNICK. KATHERINE S. Friendly-Fastidious Hall Monitor National Honor Society Holubel Hodor, R. Ignas Ilynlclz lacusil lankauska INGERSOLL. HULETT S. Manly-Intelligent National Honor Society President Roundvup Stott Purdue Roundwup Award Track4Cross Country I-louse ol Representaives IACUSIS. EVA M. Attractive-Vivacious Candy Girl IANKAUSKAS. ALEX Eamest-Composed Stage Crew IOHNSON, DOROTHY M. Cooperative-Industrious Horvatlt lnqormll lehnmn. D. When We Were a Couple of Kids IOHNSON. EDWARD E. KIESWETTER, ROBERT I.. KOLOZIEI, STELLA T. KOZDRAS, MARY B. Happy-go-lucky-Nice-looking IocularfDepeudable Likable-Demure Tactlulfliind Purdue Round-up Awards Hall Monitor Hall Monitor Hall Monitor Hall Monitor Intramural Sports Intramural Sport: Intramural Sports Wrestling IUMCHE. HELEN MAY KOSTRA IRENE KCQZFPQCNN Wiffvf'-HSSPOIMS KMACK, JOHN ' MARE Hiinimnly Girl Counselor Good-natured-Tolerant Hall Monitor Captain Friendly-Willing Showdown National Honor Soceity gytfllriural Sports R - f t ' md up sm' ' BULTQSS, . KRAKOWIAK. IEANETTE c. Kmnmowsxr. FRANK ' 1 ' Korsmxos. WILLIAM N. N9 'iPMs'1 ' Lively--Amicable Yell Leader Secretary oi Senior Boys' Glee Club Hall Monitor Member ol Showdown Cast lohnson. E. Ktoxwetter Koulalros KOLODY. EDWARD I. Genial-Friendly Intramural Sports Kwasind Club lumclie Kmack Koldras ' Studious-Loyal Senator Track Showdown Wrestling Manager Usher Klemlownld KRASICH. FRANK Digniiied-A good sport Intramural Basketball Rough Writer Stall Kolody Kolollel Koltra Koxup Kralrowlak Kraslch Kg Page Seventeen KRA YNAK. MARGARET l Lovely-Vivacious Girl Counselor Round-up Stall Hall Monitor Captain Showdown KRECZMER, TONY Industrious Good natured Intramural Sports Hall Monitor KRUPINSKI. STANLEY G. Iolly-- l-lappysgcrlucky Intramural Sports KUCZEK. ANTHONY I. lndustrious- Good-hearted Hall Monitor Intramural Sports KULDA. ALYCE Pretty-Demure Hall Monitor Stage Crew KWASNY. IOSEPH Clever- Fun-loving LAMB. MARY FRANCES Fun-loving' - Reliable lunior Red Cross Hall Monitor Showdown LAMASTER. BETTY IUNE Arresting-Poised Hall Monitor LASCOFF, MITCHELL Pensivefsturdy , Showdown LENZO. LOUIS F. Orderly- -Etlicient Hall Monitor Captain Rough Writer Stott Usher Purdue Round-up Awards LESCAK. IOHN Athletic! Clevar Cross Country Captain Track Intramural Sports Baseball LITTLE I AMES THOMAS Sedulous-Original Sports tl-'ootball-Wrestling-Traclrl President Student Govemrnent National Honor Society lunior Class President LLOYD. ROBERTA IEAN Gay-Diligent Hall Monitor Librarian ol Concert Band Kraynuk Krecxmer Krupinskl Kuczek Kulda Kwusny Lamb LuMaster Lascoit Lenzc Lescol: Little Lloyd I 'School Days, School ll Days Page Eighteen t t 4 l l 1 no I , ,W , ,A W ' l T ,iff R v ixs ' Q gif: 1 iifffil v s A 6 - ra ' f rf 35' J ff?-E 5 . Eg, 7 ' .s- A A X 4 1: X n -i A ann 1 ENR F LOKANC. STANLEY Mannerly-Happy-qo-lucky Round-up Staii Wrestling LUKETIC, LUCILLE Composedihim Hall Monitor LUKOWSKI. HELEN ANN Sweet-Lovely Showdown MACAK, STEVE A. Studious-Dependable Intramural Sports Hall Monitor National Honor Society MAKAY. HELEN DOROTHY Precise-Tactlul Hall Monitor Showdown Hough Writer Stall MALARIK. BESSIE PAYE Dainty--Impeccabla Iunior Rad Cross Hall Monitor MALIZIOLA, IAMES Energetic-Witty Showdown Intramural Sports MANCOS. MARY AGNES Lively-Captivating Iunior Red Cross Hall Monitor Student Govemmeqt MARHLIK. STANLEY Artistic-Skilled Purdue Roundup Awards Intramural Sports MAREK. IOSEPH EUGENE Fun-loving-Light-hearted Hall Monitor MARTIN. RUDY Amiable+Persaverinq Intramural Sports Hall Monitor Rough Writer Stoll MARYIANOWSKI. ALICE ISABELLE Trim-Friendly Hall Monitor Showdown Round-up Stall MATISON. EMMA IOLAYNE Kindly-Cheerful Hall Monitor Intramural Sports Lokanc Luketic Macak Makuy Manco: Murhllk Martin Maryian owlki Lukowskt Malarlk Malizlola Marek Matilon Dear Old Golden Rule Days Page Nineteen MAZUR. EDWARD Industriousvlkmbitious Patrol Force Intramural Basketball Hall Monitor Readin' and Wrifin' and 'Rifhme hc 'll MCKENNA. IOHN HUGHES MILLER. CHARLES LUKEN MISNER. ROY VERNON Caralree-A good Sport Football Roundwup Stott Vice-president ol Iunior Class House of Representatives Track MCCREA. GEORGIA RUTH Sunny-Sweet Hall Monitor Captain President of Senior Girls' Glee Club President ol Cadet Band MCMAHON. IAMES Manly-Humorous Intramural Sports Hall Monitor Rough Writer Stall MCGHEGOR. WANDA LEE McMAHON. MARY ANN Pensive-Neat Intramural Sports Hall Monitor Carefree-Radiant Junior Red Cross Hall Monitor Good looking-Gallant lunior Class Play Business Manager al the Senior Class Round-up Stall MILLER. DOROTHY MARIE Winsome-eEamest lunior Red Cross Showdown Board ol Health MISNER. EUGENE Responsible-Zealous luuior Play National Honor Society MOSCA. RALPH Witty-Studious Hall Monitor MOSES. MARY ANN Co-operative-Courteous Hall Monitor Intramural Sports MUHA. IOHN STANLEY Iunior Red Cross Representative Safety Council Sincere-Complacent Popular-Happy-govlucky Maxur McCrea McGregor Mcksnna McMal-ion. I. McMahon. M. Miller. C. Millar. D. Mlsner. E. Milner. R. Mosca Moses Muha v 3 Page Tluenty Gr LAHR PRINCIPAL ,ap- iii 'f?f'?'?f:w.lf. A flgwi' lil. 3 r x,i.2:tlQi,!1. E rr g. . f L,1Z '99'Q'arr 1?g , 'Mm in - -M, -fat., t--wc . . 1-wi, we A is W-'A 'rn-gl.. . ,o . foo , .. . Muni Murphy Mysliwiec Mysllvy. A. Mysliwy. C. Nolan Norris Obion O'I.eary Olson Oltrowski MUNI. ANGELINE C. MYSLIWY. CHESTER I. NOWAK. EDWARD Sociable4parlrling Iocular-Steadlast Ambitious-Eamest Hall Monitor Football Football Girl Reserve Cabinet Intramural Sports Baseball Red Cross Altemate Kwasind Club Intramural Sports MURPHY. MARGARET M. Scholarly-industrious OBLONI EDWIN L i'55?5i53 5fuff Niiifg ZZROTHY MAE All h Pl - Sc O01 ay Hall Monitor Patrol Captain MYSLIWIEC. CECILIA D. HGH Monitor Sociableslndustrious Hall Monitor Girl Reserve Cabinet NORRIS. I. KARL O'Ll-IARY. IEANNETTE R. Obliging-Mannerly Pretty-Courteous MYSLIWY' ALOYSIUS R' Usher Secretory of the Senior Class StrongfMannerly Hall Monitor Captain Secretary oi Girl Counselors interscholastic Baseball Purdue Round-up Award Rough Writer Stall intramural Sports Round-up Staff Hall Monitor Captain Hall Monitor Kwasind Club National Honor Society Taught to the Tune of the Hickory Nowak Oxelle OLSON. CAROLE JOYCE Striking-Vivacious Girl Counselor National Honor Society Hall Monitor Captain Showdown Presidenfs Cabinet OSTROWSKI. HELEN B. Dramaticfl-Iilicient Iunior Play Hall Monitor Showdown House ol Representatives lunior Red Cross OZELIE. RICHARD P. MannerlyiChlvalrous Track Rough Writer Stall Intramural Sports Hall Monitor Stick Page Twenty-one -1r'rrI4mv'O0xJ -:Umor I I I Y E , . R V 4 f .,. 1 1 , . Q , QJQ J 'Hlij ikQ,3i. '- :Jmf Q,- '-' Perevuznik Pokrifcak PAGANELLI. LENA Gentileflielined Girls' Athletics National Honor Society Showdown Hall Monitor PANCHERI. RENA Petite-Intelligent National Honor Society Girl Counselor Rough Writer Editor House ol Representatives Usher U ta me W X , -,gr t t 1 'REI' u 44 .I i 'J' ' 42... ,,,:' iv ,oi 1 . I Paqanalli Panchari Patterson Pelrovolln Petyu Plana Pxlono Price Puntlllo Qulnn Radxlwlckl PEREVUZNIK. MARGARET PILOTTO, HAROLD A. PUNTILLO. AMELIA AmbitiousxAdmirable Spirited-Chivolrous Etlicient-Refined Girls' Athletics Wrestling National Honor Society Girl Counselor Girl Reserve Cabinet Showdown PETROPOLIS, ANTHONY lovial-Light-hearted I-'ootball Wrestling Intramural Sports Hall Monitor PETYO, CYRII. wmy-Ennenqinmg Hall Monitor Usher Kwasind Club POKHIFCAK, GEORGE An-liable-Mighty Intramural Sports Hall Monitor Football PRICE. WILLIAM P. PIAZZA, BETTY DOLORAS ,Ml A,m,,,e Girl Counselor Girl Reserve Cabinet Roundvup Stall QUINN. CATHERINE ROSE Dependable-Lively Junior Red Cross Hall Monitor PATTERSON. EDWIN F. Fnendlygvivqcious Drum Maia, of Band RADZIWICKI. TED Genial-Likable Girls' Athletics Intramural Sports Iocular-Level-headed Hall Monitor Hall Monitor Usher Intramural Sports Intramural Sports Senior Candy Girl Hall Monitor Showdown Usher Showdown Round-up Stall Hall Monitor ll ' ' ll You Were My Queen in Callco Page Twenty-two l M we ll' REARDON. IANE C. Capricious-Merry Girl Counselor not-nd-up Staff Hall Monitor Usher REEVES, ELOISE Pleasing- -Dependable Girl Counselor National Honor Society Rough Writer Statt Showdown ROGUS. TED Amioblefik good musician Baseball Basketball , Football Rout Scofield CHOIR 915 J i if f ,Q x4- 79 W. lt' . i t Was Your Bashful, Barefoot Beau ROSSI. FLORENCE MARIE SAPP. HOWARD AttractivefGracelul Showdown Round-up Stall Hall Monitor Pop Corn Girl RUCINSKI. ANTHONY Light-hecrtedf--lovinl RYDER. DOROTHY LOUISE LivelyfCooperative Hall Monitor lunior Red Cross Showdown SAPP, BETTY IANE Energetic-Cooperative Round-up Stall Girl Counselor Hall Monitor Showdown Girl Reserve Cabinet Ruclndri Scropol 5 Witty- Industrious Hound-up Stulf Booster Committee Intramural Sports Hull Monitor SCOFIELD. LOIS MAE Modem-Poised Showdown Hall Monitor SCROPOS, TED C. Nonchalant--Loquacious esnator restling Cross Country President ol Stage Crew Reardon Reeve! Hyder Sapp. B. Seqreto Seifert SEGRETO, MARIE Meditative-Si ncere Hall Monitor Showdown SEIFERT. EUGENE PAUL Reflective-Vigorous National Honor Society Vice-President ot Senior Class lnterscholostic Baseball Cross Country Team House ol Representatives SHARPE. MARY ALICE Musical-Sincere Girl Counselor Hall Monitor Roqun Sapp. H. Sha me it! Y ,Q 3 :TSS wi. ' Page Twenty-three A. C.-my ,. SV ri-fo FL ' t .. Lx.. if A, Go VW? Yr- f - g wr 1 Sholboumo Sherby Slmko Sladlch Smith Soblrowlcx SHELBOURNE. KENDRICK C. SIMKO. EDITH locund--Popular Musical-Blithe lunlor Red Cross Safety Council Intramural Sports Hall Monitor SI-IERBY, IAMES E. Conqenial-Clever Junior Play Senator Round-up Stal! Intramural Sports House oi Representatives SILLS. IAMES PAUL Friendly-Tnxstworthy Hall Monitor Captain Round-up Staff Concert master ol concert orchestra Girl Counselor i 's I 3 Sllln Slampyalc Slosu Soltnu Slillswxlri SLOSS, IESS H. Stalwart--Handsome Track Captain of Cross Country Head Usher Showdown lntramural Sports Hall Monitor SMARON. EDWARD I. Reserved iSincere SLADICH' ANTHONY Intramural Basketball Good-naturedflfriendly Showdown Intramural Sports Reserve Basketball Hall Monitor Showdown smm-1, PHILIP n. Musical-Alert W tl' SLAMPYAK. MARY LYNN Hggspgggiw, Clever- -Artistic Roundvup Stall Iunior Red Cross Hall Monitor Showdown SOBKOWICZ. PHYLLIS C. Pleasant- -Contemplative Hall Monitor IN THE SPRING.: li 1 51, ' QQ . KI 4' Q' -ar El W Smaron Stanaselc SOLTESZ. IOHN L. Nonchalant-Athletic Baseball Intramural Sports Hall Monitor SPILEWSKI, LORETTA M. RadiantiScintillatinq Hall Monitor Showdown STANASEK. MARIE ANN Lady-like--Goodlloalring Candy Girl Intramural Sports Round-up Stall Hall Monitor You Wrote on My Slate, 'I Love You So ' Page Twenty-four B O Y 3 -54 E D X V , , , sq E X uw W 45 T X - Annan 5' LS rn 6 , . Cv -1 R -.,I, K , 1 1 i QXT 'S P L - 4 QKXXSNQ ,T n N T - x- X- N il' 6 I A it ' A fi , ' J. . D .:Q'?- P' ' 4 k11,t1l 3--.w j: I -, ,, , S-so X pi :fig . F 6 ' f an .L 7 Q T V , .' Y T ' el . 5 M32 T , lu x Q5 ' z Jim. , Q M 1,15- 2 A A firew E I, .sr X Stelles Stlqlitx Stover Stump Suranich Sutherland Swlatowxlri Szabo Sxepanxkl Thom Thompson Tomasxek Troianowlkl STEFFES, MARGARET STUMP, PHYLLIS I-'AYE SZABO. ELEANOR A. THOMPSON, HELEN PEARL Artistic--Gracious Helpful-Level-headed Admirablw-'Pleasant Friendly'-Composed Art Editor ol Round-up Senior Candy Girl Girl Counselors Girl Counselor Girl Counselor Hull Monitor Iunior Red Cross Round-up Smit National Honor Society Intramural Sports Hall Monitor Safety Council Hall Monitor Captain Round-up Stall Showdown Hall Monitor Board ot Health lntramural Sports SURANICH. MARGARET Amicable-Generous STIGLITZ. FRANK P. Girl Counselor Iiiixble S-L-my looking gjjglfdjfjfi cms szEPANsK1. IEANETTE 'roMAszEK. ANTHONY 1. Hun Manner Resourcelul -Meritoble Stdlwdftfvifil football SUTHERLAND, ROBERT Hall Monitor Hall Monitor R dYD.l. I Wrestling eserve iigen STOVER. LUCILLE RAE SWIATOWSKI, EDWARD Prenyfbemure A good sport-Our gridiron star S ' C d G' l F tball njjjjgqupugtgu Wofesmnq mom. BETTY mms TROIANOWSKI. EDWARD Showdown Hall Monitor Graceluliwinsome Happy-go-lucky-Carefree Hall Monitor Intramural Sports Usher Wrestling 11 ' ll When We Were a Couple of Kids Page Twenty-five 'wr G7-UU N14 TSAROS. LOIS ELAINE Artistic- Attractive Editor of Round-up National Honor Society Vice'President ot Girl Counselors Sophomore Cabinet Showdown UYLAKI. IOHN FRANK Gsnial-Studious Wrestling VARICHAK. SMILA IAYNE PetiteAUnaltected Hall Monitor House of Representatives VERBISH. GEORGE Gallant-Vigorous Baseball Football Purdue Round-up Awards Intramural Sports WADAS. ALICE CATHERINE Good-humoredi'l'rim Hall Monitor Intramural Sports WADE. MARIORIE IEAN Vivacious-Comely Hall Monitor Showdown WALTMAN. ALBERT L. Atlable-Courteous Hall Monitor WALTMAN. WlI.LIAM Dependable-Industrious Showdown Hall Monitor WARREN. ROYSTON D. Light-hearted-Nonchalant Basketball Track President at Concert Orchestra Showdown gl Hall Monitor Captain Ut E Tsaros Uylakl Varlchak N Verblsh Wodas Wade -l W 3 31 2 E o Ft U2 0 E. 9. VI ra :- E0 s: Ulu-P FL? -.Q 2,5 E2 2 Q . P05 Hit 0 5 T' 91 5 ., :BHS sis -QE. '4 Sit .. Ear-1 8'9- HUD' 'UF Sgt 52: 5, Amiabltwlndustrious Baseball Basketball Hall Monitor Captain Purdue Round-up Awards BROWN, BETTY IANE Iovial-Light-hearted Hall Monitor. Showdown BUKALA. HENRY Animatedslkdventuresome Senior Senator CZARNIK, IACK Iolly-Creative Intramural Sports. Football A Stage Crew Track. Wrestling CZARNIK, WALTER E. Sociable--Stalwart Robust-Agreeable Intramural Sports MICHALAK. EDWARD Wultman. A. Waltman. W. Warren NIEDENTHAL. F RED Sincere-Digniiied Intramural Sports TRUMAN. LAWRENCE D Lawrence D. Tniman Genuine-Laudable Hall Monitor Kwasind Club Showdown Sghool Days, School Days Page Twenty-six WEYDERT, BETTY DEANE Clever- Scintillatinq Editor of Round-up Girl Counselor Sophomore Cabinet Showdown Hall Monitor WEYDERT. IOHN C. Brilliant-Intellectual Round-up Stat! Hall Monitor President of Concert Band Track Team WILLARD. SENORENA Personable-Helptul Secretary of Board of Health Hall Monitor Usher WLEKIJNSKI. MARGARET A. Sincere-Poised Clerk ot Student Guvemment Girl Counselor National Honor Society D. A. R. Award Showdown ZARZA. RAY E. HandsomefAthletic Football Track lunior Play Hall Monitor ZAWORA. CLARA ANN Prolit:ientsGenuine Hall Monitor Intramural Sports ZAWADA. IOSEPI-I P. Stalwart-Agile Wrestling Intramural Sports ZILLER. MARY ANN Versatile-Sympathetic Showdown Hall Monitor Intramural Sports Senior Candy Girl ZOEGER. IACK Humorousfsteadtast Usher Intramural Sports Kwasind Club Waydert. B. Weydort. I. Willard Wlekltnlld Zane Zawora Zewada Zlller Zoaqer The Class of 1941 CLASS MOTTO GRRDU msn .f President . . . HE PROFITS MOST WRO SERVES MOST CLASS COLOR APPLE GREEN AND oncmn Vice President. . Business Manager. . CLASS FLOWER APPLE BLOSSOM 3,- ff ll Secretary .... Dear Old Golden Rule Dgys Senior Class Officers William Donovan . Eugene Seifert . Charles Miller . lean O'Leary Page Twenty-seven .J T. , G 0 mf' , v . ,- f f r. '- V wg. 4, 4, .fllhuuz x l f' ff J yay ' ' ,P ff X v-,',.. fif-f fyfyf, ffl .fo af ffX7A.g PICTURE I Row 1-fM. Dankanich, l. Oslrowski, V. Paslwc. G. Nowak S. Pierce. D. Palko, G. Plesniuk. B. O'Lecry. Raw 2-R. Black, B. Ozelie. A. Psuik. S. Miecznikowski. E. Pilot W. Murphy. I. Moser. F. Hanes. I. Nuzzc. B. Novak. C. Pavulc. Row Sf-I. Bell, S. Punllllu, A. Paszlor, R. Parker. E. Giorqla P. Biancardi. I. Gauder. R. Briska, B. Golding. B. Morrison, G. Paulsen C. MysliwY- l. Fein. Row 4.-fA. Mala. B. Redlarcyk. D. Quinn. S. Madras. L. Marek M. Baron, W. Lynch. R. Burrell. M. McMahon. I. Miller. T. Palka. M. Bieslek. Page Twenty-eight . Il PICTURE II Row l--V. Lesniewski. D. Anton. I- Craker. G. Bleuu, M. Brilla. B. Lulu. A. Mulovinc, P. Lulher, E. McMillan, M. Balash. . Row 2-L. Kruczek, B. Brabbs. M. Lukellc, G. Bayer, I. Beniewicz, M. Berzinis, A. Uegrowicz, G. Mahoney. D. Brassard, I. Parker, E. Lichlman. Row 3-L. Berdis. L. Clark. D. Conces, B. Llewellyn. L. Mack. D. Dobasy. H. Menzyk. l... Curtis. R. Block. F. Mikash. Row 4-S. Mulovance, I. Banks, L. Darrow. F. Belko. R. Eckenroad R. Beeswy, I. Acevedo. C. Pallro. T. Michulik. W. Balog. I.. Kozlowski, T. Dixon. E. Banu. C. Darlelc. R. Kerelres. Row 5fG. Malison. E. Maxxec. V. Dan. A, Bracco, R. Brown a PICTURE I How 1-N. Fisher. F. Heslin. M. Heslin. I. ,Grinen I. Fuirse M. Dunbar. E. Holayter. L. Krol. R. Legienc. M. Krupu. E. Hansen D. Jones. Row 2fM. lanes. K. Huber. G. Kerr. V. Dunne. A. Flack. S. Hiers W. Kordcxs, G. Kulascr. G. Kwasny. Row 3- I. Koziol. S. Kenar, G. Kcxczku. A. Dywcn. D. Hull. M. Poor. Raw 4-W. Holda. S. Iagadich. B. Forbes. M. Valentino. C. Bailie E. Dxewniak. B. Crane. L. Fernando. C. Hull. I. Dreesen. V. Grlmberg G. Fein. W. Drewno. Row 5-I... Guzlur. S. Fran. O. Fortuna. S. Summa. F. Wins P. Drozda. R. Roman. E. Iuslin. I. Iukubowicz. F. Grys. al 5 F ' 'fl O PICTURE II Row l-W. Zolinerczylc, A. Rucinski, E. Wuxgc, I. Scofield, M. Sulus. N. Dooley. B. Roth. E. Spiccia. L. Sidor. A. Zabeclc, E. Slanek. M. Robinson. Row Z---V. Visuk, V. Rossi, A. Willard. I. Slrezq, D. Rusyn. N. Scxopos, F. Russell. C. Wilk. F. Wislocki. C. Puntillo, B. Smilhnm. E. Soulhem. now a-M, Mulmczyk. R, Supyla, w. side., M. mum. A. swim.. vich, E. Murphy. G. Kaczku. B. Schilling, I. Seilon. I. Sczmila. How 4-W. Pauley. I. Williams. O. Wudus. W. Sumecki, P. Senkowski. R. Tomkulonis, O, Micheletlo. L. Ollenheimer. I. Williams. I. Schuyler, D. Thompson, I. Phillips. Row 5--M. Neslor, C. Thompson. T. Smith, W. Wohlqemulh. I. Saksa. I- Wilqus. T. Thomas, E. Suczawcx. I. Pisowicz, D. Ssreqeley. B. Senko. I. Torhun, N. Sladich, P. Swierczsk. H. Spilawski. I. Sowin- lsky E. Michclek. 'if L L O W S I N O I U R F O O T S T E P S g Page Twenty-nine E. C L A S r f-If K S ,Q I W 817 M055 Q' Vi 'L i KN nj 1 I X . , O F ,, II 1 9 4 3 Seniors of Tomorrow PICTURE I How IHD. Simonson, E. Sales, K. Richards. H. Pokrilcak, S. Pogo- rzelski. M. Schwandt. R. Rogowski. P. Rybecki. A. Quinn. B. Shave, L. Roher. R. Busher. Row 2-R. Perevuznik. A. Rautef. S. Siurek. R. Rice. E. Paulson C. Sczieska. W. Paczkowski. R. Rucinski. D. O'Leary. M. Quinn. Row 3-I. Sills. I. Rossi. C. Pisowicz. S. Opalkiewicz. W. Wada, I. Rizzo. E. Sabol. S. Choy. T. Slum, R. McSemek. G. O'Connox. I. Payer. H. O'Grady. B. O'Conner. S. Romcmak, C. Rymarowicz. I. Reardon. PICTURE II Row l-I.. Wozniak. M. Slelfss. I. Sullzowski. M. Spiccia. L. Zuxek M. Wajda. P. Rybecki, M. Wesl. H. Szczepanski, M. Zampera. Row 2-P. Tucek. H. Willardo. D. Stone. I- Willaxdo, E. Vexeb C. Smith. M. West. M. Wrona. B. Small. B. Wielgos. I- Sulkowaki. How 3-G. Williams, I. Williams, A. Tenkeley- I. Tulba. E. Wislocki F. Wadas. A. Surowiec. G. Vmzo. P. Whear. Row 4-T. Sfum, F. Thorak. I- Woermbke. W. Tappan. W. Wagner. I. Sucec, S. Iiomanak. 7 PICTURE III Row I-A. Iohnson. D. Halas. P. Kulesa. I. Krecu-ner. L. Hatcher. B. Sheba. T. Kozdras, D. Krislofl. R. Kmiecik, M. Hendricks. Row 2-Z. Connors, D. Kozlowski, R. Idzik. D. Iuracz. L. Iukubowicz. M. Kramizeh, E. Shultz, I... Kushniuk. L. Kocux. E. Pavcxcik. D. Iuslin, M. Koslyo. Row 3-G. Kotsiakos, A. Iolmson. I. Kmpa. A. Kclodziei. I4 Homco. G. Hriplo. T. Hughes. C, Kuczek, W. Kolodziei. B. Iarrell. C. Kelly. P. Kolodziei. I. Kandalec. PICTURE IV Row li!-I. McDaniel. F. Mendykowski. E. Maaselli. P. Moore. A. Murchek, H. Meschuk. S. McGregor. G. Kwasny, L, Nowaryta. F. Mulligan. L. Malaski. V. Loucks. I , Row 2-D. Motison, H. Longawa. H. Maslanka. M. Micl-io. E. Kwas- na. B. Kurzydn. E. Mucha. L. Kusniak. P. Liskey. G. Kulys. C. Miller. Row GSE. Lennsnz. I. Lescck. G. Lobonc. I. Muha. E. Nawxacli. C. Muszynski. E. Muskaski. R. McSemak. H. Lynch. I. Loftus. E. Mericle. P. Kwasny. S. Matlock. I -.- IV Page Thirtyone Students of 1943 px S X752 W4 9, 0+ Xf O PICTURE III Row 1-O, Rompula. F. Bonnvenlura. P. Stcsek. R. Pusevcli, 1. Schaefer. R. Cornell. L. Gordon. P. Beku, L. Cox. H. Duwar. Row 2-A. Bemacki. H. Croker. L, Benn. E. Davore. K. Buck. 0. Dallas. E. Burke. L. Cuppcrelli. B. Burch. B. Bcxbinscak. Row 3-fI. Cygcnowuki. E. Gurski. B. Ference. F. Bogusx, D Bianchi, E. Truman. C. Saczawu. R. Geiser. M. Radovich. I. Twurdy. PICTURE I Row l -O. Commundellu. I. Coates. B. Dell. I. Foster. H. Fortuna A. Fisher. Row 2 A. Ferrinni. V. Dalton. D. Dillmcm. S. Gcxwron. T. Gadzulc l. Danow. Row 3 -C. Furman. L. Guida. L. Garqulc. H. Gordon. H. Early D. Cyqcmowski, I. Dobeu, Z. Conners. Row 4--L. Gelder, L. Ciolli. B. Forney. P. Dornbrowski. R. Crane R. Cobb. R. Fury. A. Curtis. G. Griliilh, W. Feldman. Row SMI. Dickerson. I. Goodrich. PICTURE II Row lfA. Burrell. G. Bamey. T. Lenzo. P. Bussc. C. Bonaventure H. Blumenthal. R. Buzinski. B. Backs. A. Hanlon, Row 2fC. Burtowski. M. Berelz, D. Bernucki, D. Bell, I. Bums E, Bujwil. Row 3fL. Buch. F. Bialas. T. Breclcxw. D. Cieslu. S. Bemacki H. Annen. H, Bclush. S. Baker. A. Carter. E. Belko. How Al- M. Chmiel. D. Bainbridge. A. Berqrowicz, S. Bujwil. G. Ardelean. L. Alexander, F. Anlonovilz. B. Mathis, C. Sobcyk. I. Burke. T. Bien. I. Bogusz. PICTURE IV How 1-I. Kruzan. E. Krizmis. E. Hermes, D. Kerr, B. lanes, G, Vcda, K. Waits. R. Vcre. Row 2fB. Kmialsk, I. Watters. I. lanes, C. Hilton. A. Olds, E. Shultz. R. Monroe, A. Iamroz, B. Moore. A. Kcrrlx. E. Haiqhl. Row 341. Kmczek, E. lerrnolowicz. T. Kmuck. A, Krulovunski. I. Kwusny, S. Kryqoski. Page Thirty two I HK? oV.fV14 I.'l1',III'-J DZ'-'EOC 20'--ltr-znumzmil Af ,f Classes in Roosevelt High School are very different from those in the school houses ,.,I5 ,zz fi of long ago-Lessons are not sung to the tune oi the hickory stick -Today, innumerable ..: opportunities are presented through which the student may develop his talents cmd skills Page Thirty-foux The high school curriculum has been expanded to include not only courses in the traditional subjects-but also in home-making, vocational cmd commercial subjects-music. art and dru- mcxtics-Through these-cmd through participa- tion in extra-curricular activities students develop well-rounded personalities. Page Thirty-live In This Issue 1 ff' O E E5 A Introductory Features V,----...............,....Pages l-3 Dedication ..,,,A,. Pages 46 FCC'-IUY ....... ....,,, P ages 6-7 Board ot Education 8 -ta Hecitation , ..... Pages 9-35 Recreation .... Pages 37-66 'fini , Advertising .. Pages 67-99 From the Editors 106 Page Thirty-six The Advertising Stait Circulation Stott The Typing Stati Feature Staff Department Editors Round-up Staff 1 9 41 Editors-in-Chief: Elaine Tsaros, Phyllis Brentlinger, Betty Weydert, lack Fein. Circulation: lack Weydert. Editor. Assistant Editors: Frank Boroughs, lack Griffin, Hubert Hinton. Mary Mancos, Bill Price, Helen Thompson, Marie Apostle, Lucille Stover, Marie Stanasek. Phyllis Stump, Elaine Tsaros, Betty Weydert, Betty Sapp, Florence Rossi, lane Reardon. Phyllis Brentlinger, John Holuhes. Advertising: Ieanne Hartley, Scotty Ingersoll. Editors. Assistant Editors: Iim.Sills. George Griner, Charles Miller, Hubert Hinton. Ralph Block, Iames Sherby, Peggy Kraynak, Mary Ann Fauber, Howard Sapp, Karl Norris. Carole Olson. lack Zoeger. Robert Rooney. Typing: Netda Eckenroad. Editor. Assistant Editors: Amelia Puntillo. Carole Olson. Mary Slampyak. Alice Maryianowski. Frances Dunatov, Margaret Murphy. Features: Mary Ann Fauber, Editor. Assistant Editors: Lois Hansen, Elizabeth Feilz, Helen Thompson, Betty Hunt. Art: Peggy Steiies. Editor. Photography: Stanley Lokanc. Editor. Athletics: Iohn McKenna. Editor. Business Advisor: Walter L. Bunker Sponsor: lane Augusta Reitel 4l N l 1-Y , 1 There's Music in A1lThinqs ii Men Had Ears Their Earth Is But an Echo oi the Spheres The life of 540 Rooseveltians has been greatly enriched through pleasant. educational experiences derived from the opportunities which the music departments offer. The Cadet Band-The Cadet Orchestra-The Concert Band-The Concert Orchestra-The Boys' Glee Club, The Cadet and Senior Girls' Glee Club-and The Choir -are the organizations which give cultural advantages and musical appreciation. Mr. Luther E. Boroughs, Mr. Kenneth Beall and Mr. Ioseph Cohen compose the faculty of the instrumental department They work long hours to develop tech- niques of many would-be virtuosos and concert solo- ists. After-school rehearsals-sectional tryouts-tighten your embouchures-sit up straight-instruments at attention-the popular beginner's piece. Cuckoo - scale practice-Cadet Band and Orchestra members Continued on Page 393 Page Thirty-eight The Roosevelt Choir The Senior Boys' Glee Club Hark! The Numbers Soft and Clear Gently Steal Upon the Ear Miss Clark directs all the choral groups except the Boys Glee Club which is directed by Mr, Cohen- Cadet Girls' Glee Clubs-meeting second and fuorth hours- -vocalizing-harmonizing-fVictor Herbert- - Bright eyes. shining faces. Christmas time, angelic voices echo thru the corridors-strains of Christmas carols qladden our hearts. The Senior Girls' Glee Club- eighth hour-beautiful voices-f My Iohann -- The Slar --vocalizing-singing in concert in crisp, white blouses-Accompanist. fune Parker. Senior Boys' Glee Club--Mr, Ioseph Cohen, director---Hedwig Gordon, accompanist- Iohn Peel -f Prayer of Thanksgiving -s Singing with verve- Galoway Piper -Combined two days a week with Senior Girls' Glee Club. Our choir-55 voices blending in harmonious accord---take deep breaths-watch your diction and vowels--singfhushed effects L- control: familiar words behind scenes necessary to produce beautiful interpretations and striking effects. President, Frank Boroughs: Vice President, Lester Ottenheimer: Secretary. Margaret Wleklinski: dili- gent accompanist, Muriel Cadmon. Christmas Vespers, simple yet effective cmd beautiful-Strains of Silent Night. Holy Night with violin obligato-- Lol How ct Rose E'er Bloorningueuloy to the World. - A trip to Marshall Fields to sing for the Tri Kappas Adoramus f Cherubirt1 Song - Chillun Come on Home -Frank Boroughs singing the tenor solo with choir accompaniment. How attractive and dignified the choir looks in new dark purple and white robes Class Day--the senior members sing their favorite song. The Lord Bless You. At Baccalaureate teary-eyed the seniors sing in the choir tor the last time. The Girls' Ensemble. composed of 12 girls numerous engagements- The l'tosary ff The Hurdy Gurdy Manufartistic singingfdeliqhtful tone-quality. Another year in Roosevelt in the music department, another year of achievements 4Singinq-practicingiperforming-everyone striving to do his very best--the reward, personal enjoyment, and giving pleasure to others. The Senior Girls' Glee Club Page Forty In October The Roosevelt Clubs Start Activities Service Club-under the leader- ship ot iMss Mulligan . . , organized to give service to the school . . . gave Christmas gills to orphans . . . worked on tancy little yam lapel emurnens. t lunlor Science Club-Sponsored by Mr. Arnidei . . . scientific pro- grams . . . interesting experiments . . . tonned to stimulate interest in the field ol science. Teenettu-under Miss Murpl-ty's guidance . . . girls giving up their leisure lor a worthy cause . . . dressed one hundred dolls to make Christmas happier for underprivi- leged children. Penmenlhip Club - directed by Miss Cohen . . . curlicues and swirls . Fonned by lar-seeing students who wanted to improve their hand' writing as an aid in years to come. Top-Teenettex Center-Service Club Bottom-lunier Science Club Vocational Club - sponsored by Mr. Charles Miller . . . lormed to study various vocations . . . visited steel mills and other industrial cenf ters . . . had inlormative talks by men prominent in their vocations . . . interesting discussions on iobs and plans lor the future. Knitting ClubAMiss Koncz. spans sor . . . they gathered to knit and chat . . . knit one, purl two . . . undoubtedly a great help to the Red Cross . , . you can always tell them by the carpet bags they lug around. Above-Vocational Club Below--Knitting Club Page Forty-one Their Tradition oi Service R. O. A.-Directed by Miss Overpeck- A :ort for every girl and cr girl for every sport -Outdoor girls playing spirited games for ,e love of exercise-Sponsored all after :hool sports-Toumaments in basketball, zseball. volley-ball. and ping-pong. r Grease paint and prompt books Cur- in in five minutes -For people who are .terest in dramatics-A fertile field for ew t ent and budding actors-Staged .aryjlauditorium skits-Prepared plays for d halls and assemblies. ,X ports Clubs-Under the coaching of Mr. rench, Mr. Ginay. Mr. Miller, and Mr. ucinski-Started by a group of boys to r x .Senior Drumatics Club-Miss Lowry. spon- J - . -., I omote an interest and understanding of mpetitive sports and to develop good iortsmanship on the part of the athlete as ell as the ian-Spons movies-Long dis- issions on great figures in the world of wort. Iunior Dram c Club-Miss Fifield. spon- Qi?-Divide to threegroups which were 4. . '. 1 garet Burch, Robert Poor. nd ' had-Produced short plays fr assemblies and meetings-Provided train- gfor those interested in dramatics. ni ed for recreation and the study of hob Programs about interesting hobbies- Hohhy Club-Mr. Lidster. sponsor-Or I . . gg- . . . chibits of members' hobbies. Mandan Club-Miss Hinkle, sponsor-Ari d Indian name-A social science club,to :in students to particiapte in servicei to it community-Raised money by means Ecandy and white elephant sales-Gave ,agazines and a Christmas village to the iildren's department at St. Catherines Hos- ,tal-Sent books to the Tuberculosis Sani- zrium. Commercial Club-Miss Carlos. sponsor- club for students who are interested in a :mmercial field-Heard speakers on com- ercial subjects-Witnessed lightning dems istration oi shorthand by Miss Koncz- 'olicked at their club party. d p :ture-Mandan Club picture-Sports C i C i l Cl b p Picture-Hobby Club i :I lub 1 p cture- ommerc a u Page Fortyvthree G Il I G R R L A C R I E o S U E s R V I E N S M C A O N M N P E L R E 0 T 0 E R A E N A O D T Y H E F R O R A S C T E I R V V E I C Y E E ll A . R Girl Reserve Cabinet Plans Activities The largest girls' club in the school was under the supervision of Mrs. Ftutledgefmembers continued their annual projects such as collecting and repairing old toys--holding their joyous Christmas party for wide- eyed Carmelite orpha-ns -the im- pressive candlelight service---qra- cious attemoon teas. Trailmokers Group-Mrs. Rutledge. sponsor---they took long, vigorous hikes over prairies and dunes, breathing fresh air. working up an appetite. and appreciating to the fullest all the beauties of nature and the great out-ot-doorseprograms about lands near and far which lilled the members with wander- lust-the jolly picnic-tea tor the Woman's Council--nature quizzes-- all carrying out the purpose of the club: To turther a friendly spirit among its members and a greater love and appreciation ot Nature. --7-1... Coterie Club ff- Miss Kleinman, sponsor-composed of girls who be- lieve in beautifying the school and schoolgrounds. To carry out this purpose. they raised funds to buy colorful flowers to brighten up nooks and corners. Music Group--Miss Sullivan, spon- sor -They studied music apprecia- tion and the types and uses of concert music-The club went to Chicago to enjoy an operaflong discussions of great names in music - Melodic and harmonious enter- tainment at meetings, Charm Group- Miss Dar-ragh. spans sor- This group specialised in dis- cussing etiquette and other every- day problemsAAmong their enter- taining programs were: Mr. Austin's informative talk --- movies ol the Dunes-their delightful tea towel shower. Fashionettes- Miss Utterback, spon- sor --The only style club in school--f tirst in reporting latest lashlons and fads-Included in their meetings were: reports on styles by members a talk on hair fashions a tea and a style show. Girl Reserve Cabinet-fCoordinaL ing all these separate groups is the Girl Reserve Cabinet --ln a sense. the nucleus of the organisation-lm eluded in its long list ot projects are: the jolly mixer for the new girls -the monthly tea for the Wom- an's Councilwdiverting noon pro- gramsfthe dignified candle-lighting service and the gay party for senior members. Page Forty-five USHERS Patrols-under the sponsorship of Mr. Aus- tin . . . braving all inclemencies of weather to carry out their line of duty . . . despite pouring rain, ice and snow, glaring sun or chilly winds, you will find them on busy corners before and after school hours . . . sacrificing some of their leisure time to pro- mote safety in the school cmd community. Iunior Red Cross - sponsored by Miss Koncz . . . the largest service organization in JUNIOR RED CROSS Page Fortyrsix Honor Clubs Ushers-supervised by Mr. Fox. .. when a polite young man or woman quietly conducts one to his seat, one can be sure that he is one of Roose- velt High School's well-trained ushers . . . one can always distinguish our ushers by their white silk badges . . . they serve at concerts, plays and all important school functions. t PATROL BOYS school . . . represented by a member in every section . . . raises money by special cam- paigns . . . made tive hundred colorful Christmas menu covers for men in the Navy . . . sent scrapbooks to hospitals for convales- cent soldiers . . . cooperated with the Kwa- sind Club in making up bountiful Thanks- giving baskets . . . assisted in sale of Christ- mas seals . . . completed quota of nut cup Continued on Page 47 Find Many Opportunities to Serve Our School favors to be sent to Perry Point. a veterans' hospital . . . collected old books which were sent to the Parramore Sanitarium. Girl Counselors-progressing under Miss Owen's leadership . . . an honorary service organization . . . dedicated to help plan for the welfare and happiness of all girls in Roosevelt High School . . . acted as big sis- PATROI. BOYS when we think of: the pretty girls who sold fragrant flowers and luscious home-made candy at school affairs . . . the courteous and efficient boys selling reserved seat tickets for school plays . . . the dignified induction ceremony . . . those gold emblems worn by the members . . . the line quality of scholarship, leadership. character and serv- ice expressed by Honor Society members. 'al' Gllll. COUNSELORS ters to seventh and eighth grade girls . . . aided with the work of the opening of the semester . . . just a few of their projects were: noonday dances . '. . stand-ups , lunches and parties for little sisters . . . charming May breakfast. National Honor Society-Mrs. Clark, spon- sor . . . election into this organization is one of the highest honors bestowed upon a high school student . . . we will think of it when NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Page Fortyfseven Friendliness and Co-operation Are Mft Kwalind Club Prnu Club Frau Club Mr. Brown. sponsor - Promoting printing education in Roosevelt High School 4 sponsor their 'usual Benjamin Franklin Day banquet complete with delicious food and after dinner speeches -Raised money by putting on their annual dance-Took trip to view the wonders ot Tribune Tower --invited the school to share this interesting trip. Recreation Club--Mrs. Henry, sponsor-A lively group ol girls who got together to enjoy themselves while giving service to the school--Busily sewed dresses tor dollsfThey'1l never lorget their enjoyable potsluck supper. Page Forty-eight Kwuntnd Clubwllnder the able leadership oi Mr. Haynes and Mr, Fox the largest boys club in school-at Thanksgiving you heard the bells ringing asking lor donations for their Thanksgiving baskets,--mountains at load were collected and distributed to make the holidays brighter and happier lar many families-perhaps you lloated to the strain oi the music at their colorful annual Christmas Prom- the club was busy all year arranging those diverting noon- time and boys' assemblies Besides all this they had time to be big brothers to the Iunior Kwasind Club -It is evident that they live up to their motto: True to our aim-Service. Recreation Club Developed Through Club Activities' lunior Home Economics-Miss Dix, sponsoreflooperated Above-Archery Club Below-lunior Home Economics Club Chess Club Senior Home Economic: Club with the Recreation, Kwctsind. and Teenettes Clubs in dressing dolls as a Christmas project-loined Sing lor Fun Club in Christmas Caroling. Archery'-Miss Overpeck, sponsor-A recreational club formed to study, enjoy and practice the ancient sport of archery-lt was dangerous practice to go on the stage during club perioclsfl-leld annual spring toumarnent to determine the champion archer-Arrows whizzing-bow strings twanging Camera Club---Mr. Maury, sponsor-fThat click-click4:lick you heard on altemate Wednesdays wasn't woodpeckers-it was just the members ol the Camera Club practicing with their cameras--With the coming of spring the camera icms swarmed out in lull force to take all kinds ol pictures at weird angles and posesemembers made a thorough study ol camera parts and intricacies. Camera Club Chess ClubfMr. Murphy. sponsor- After the business meeting. a deathly silence prevails as the members con- centrate on their games and the only sound that can be heard is the click- click ol the pieces on the chess boards fl-leld interclub toumament to deter- mine the live-man teamflohn Acevedo. Bill Crane. George Fein, Bill Senko. and Richard Rucinski came out on top- Our team triumphed in the Industrial League Tournament and in games played with Whiting. Senior Home Economics-Miss Nas- sau, sponsor-Formed by a group of girls who hoped to further an interest in home economics-arranged that at- tractive display case on cotton on the north bulletin board. Displayed the latest designs in women's clothing in the style show they staged lor the home econom- ics class. Page Forty-nine Dorothy Anton Gerry Moser Iohn Williams Junior play practice at 3:35 today in room 112 . , . practice on the stage tonight at 7:30 . . . please be prompt . . . speak louder and more distinctly . . . keep in character . . . the scenery is falling, call Mike . . . someone find the punch bowl. . . These and many more were familiar words to the members of the Iunior play cast while they were practicing for their play Going On Seventeen which was presented March 7. This play, which was directed by Miss Corienne Lowry. concemed the family in cm average American home and described its reactions when the father, Frank Carhart, a banker, played by Conrad Pavuk. was accused of embezzlement. Mrs. Carhart was Vic- toria Dunne: the part of her nineteen-year-old daughter, Florence, was taken by Eileen Murphy. and her seven- teen-year-old son, Buddy, by Ryland Beeswy. Buddy's two energetic pals, Paul and Shrimpie, were Frank Burrows and Bud Dreesen. Eleanor Blicharsky was cast Standing Sitting Eileen Murphy Marjorie Brillo Eleanor Blicharsky lack Miller Grace Kerr Ryland Bseswy Conrad Pavuk Agnes Matovina Mays Heslin Victoria Dunne Page Filly-two ' Q. The Class of 1942 Presents Going on Seventeen as Ioan Vincent, a friend oi Florence, and Maye Heslin as Ioan's young sister Lillums -cr heart-breaker. The hero of the play, Craig Vincent, was portrayed by Tom Smith and Tom Williams, the black sheep oi the play. by Iack Miller. The Carhart maid, with the humorous personaliity, who thought that she belonged in opera instead of the kitchen, was portrayed by Dorothy Anton. Grace Kerr, Agnes Matovina, Marjorie Brillo, Gerry Moser, and Iohn Williams were Florence's young friends. The chairmen of the various committees which worked with the cast were: Stage arts, Alex Iankaus- kas: Publicity, lack Schuyler: Wardrobe and Make-Up, Shirley Pierce: Properties, Marion Dunbar: Ticket Sales, Ioseph Sowinski and Albert Mola: Music, Andrew Pasztor and Robert Golding: Usher, less Sloss: and Student Direction, Betty Schilling. Ryland Beeswy Bud Dreesen Tom Smith Betty Schilling Frank Burrows Hilarious Comedy You Can't Take It With You Capti- vates Audience as Lett to right: Tam Smith Paul Whear Louise Roher Conrad Pavuk Frank Burrows Margaret Fessler Martha Wells lack Fein lahn Uylaki Dan Matison Snakesha Russian Countess-tire crackers-a discus thrower-ct priming press-a wrestler-a ballet dancer -a policeman-an artist-kittens-eAl1 of these ap- peared in the hilarious comedy, You Can't Take It With You by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman which was presented in the Roosevelt Auditorium on May 13th with an all-school cast under the direction of Miss Corienne Lowry, and her student assistants, Betty Schilling and Eileen Murphy. Bob Foor took the part of the eccentric old grand- father, Martin Vanderhott: Mary Anne Pauber of his daughter. Penelope Sycamore: Cecelie Ann Hilton ot Alice's married sister: Paul Whear, of Ed, Essie's hus- band: Iames Sherby of Paul Sycamore. father of Alice and Essie: Conrad Pavuk ot Mr. De Pinna, and Martha Wells and Iohnny Uylaki oi the colored maid, Rheba and her boy-friend. Donald: Ryland Beeswy of Tony are X V - Y V iv! A QA 1 A 'if' S' Kirby, A1ice's boy-iriend: Margaret Fessler and lack Fein of Mr. and Mrs. Kirby: Gene Truman of Boris Kolenkhov, Russian ballet dancing teacher: Hedwig Gordon of Olga. Russian Countess who worked as a waitress. The three policemen were lack Miller, Tom Smith and Dan Matison. The last moving comedy of this fascinating play captivated the audience. The whimsical. unique per- sonalities oi this family and their guest, the ice-man. Mr. De Pinna, who Came to deliver ice one day and stayed eight years, brought peals of laughter from the audience. Committee chaimien for this play were: Stage Arts, Alex Ianlcowski: Properties, Grace Kerr: Wardrobe, Helen Iumche and Winona Murphy: Business, Frances Gruszka: Publicity. Jack Miller: Reserved Seats. Iack Fein and Scotty Ingersoll: and Usher, less Sloss, LEP T TO RIGHT-A Eugene Tmmcm, Hedwig Gordon, Robert Poor. Mary Ann Fauber, James Sherby. Cecile Ann Hilton, Louise Roher. Ryland Beeswy, Paul Wt-rear. Page 1-'ilty-three The Rough Writer Staff Gossip - Purple Orchids - Did you know - Sports Shortsufall well known headlines to readers of Roosevelt's weekly paper, The Rough Writerfsponsored by Miss Mulligan. Most of the statt members were seniorsfftena Pancheri and Margaret Fessler were the co-editors -when Margaret left school, Eloise Reeves was promoted from feature editor to co-editor-Athe news editor was Iean O'l.eary-Maryon Flack, Florence Ferry. Tom Smith, Leroy Darrow. Lester Otten- heimer, and Iack Miller were reporters. Busy at the typawriters were Lillian Ignas and Helen Malfay-news, news. news-Iohn Frew's name appeared on the by-line ot the sport column tor many weeks--Remember the cuts of purple orchids. valentines and 1.incoln's picture in the paper? They were made by Peg Steltes, who contributed the original art work-As business manager, Muriel Cadman supervised the subscription campaigns and distribution. Down in the press room where Mr. E. Stanley Brown supervises the printing, Frank Krasich and Chester Scieska were kept busy putting the paper to press. During the tirst semester Bud Mathis and Hudy Martin were the press managers. Besides publishing the weekly paper, the Rough Writer Staff found time for many other activities-In Icmuary, appropriately honoring the birthday ol Benjamin Franklin, the Father of American Ioumalism. the Statt and the Press Club gave the annual banquets this year the guests which included students and faculty members interested in journalism from surrounding schools. enjoyed a musicial programiThe speech ot the evening was made by Mr. Edwin L. Kenworthy. a professor from the Indiana University Exten- sion -The staff saved enough money to purchase a new typewriter, Page I-'itty-tour Rough Writer Staff Produces Weekly School Paper It sponsored the Tribune trip in May which took journalism and press students on a tour ot WGN. They watched the fascinating process of making and printing a daily paper from the cutting of trees for paper ta the mechanical wrapping of papers for shipment. At the conclusion of the trip. the students enjoyed The Pageant of Melody presented in the WGN Theaterf'.l'he staff sponsored Roosevelt's tirst amateur show, this year4Dancers, singers, imitators. musicians. readers were presented in a very entertaining program-By popular vote. Dorothy Poskin was awarded lst prize, lack Czamik. 2nd, and Shirley Hands. 3rd. Student Association Works For a Better Roosevelt The Roosevelt Student Association assists the Faculty in the direction ol social. recreational, service, and business activities ot the school. N Under the sponsorship ot Mr. George Oliver Murphy. and under the leadership of President. lim Little. the kinks and 1 snags that arise in daily school lite and activities are ironed N out-Another senior. Pete Ferrini. who was elected yice- president, assists Iim with his multitudinous duties-open-eyed and open-minded. our otticers look tor ways to improve our school. Margaret Wleklinski. our clerk, keeps all tiles, records. and takes care ot the correspondence at the student associa- tion. Have you ever admired the llowers around the iountuin or the displays in the showcases ol the Christmas decorations? m1UVB Th' 5911559 The Building and Grounds committee, headed by Mary Ann BSIGW-T59 HOUSE of RGPFBBBDWKVGS Fauber. is accredited with this work. The Book Store that has helped so many students had Margaret l-'essler as student manager. . . Bob Briska took care ot the Lost and Found office. The Student Association was represented on the School's Social Committee by Bill Donovan. lack Miller headed the Locker Committee. , . Publicity tor school allairs was controlled by Bob Foor . . . boosting school spirit was Bill Kotsialros' duty, and Peggy Luther was Student Chairman ol School Assemblies Commmittee. The Student Chain-nan of the Club Committee. lean O'Leary, aided Mr. Keller in organizing the Roosevelt clubs. . . Andy Pasztor headed the Athletic Committee. The Students Associatton's work ranged trom important activities, like the gala. inimitable Hobo Day. which proved cr colorful deviation lrorn our usual school lite . . . to the small. sometimes unnoticed services to the school. such as caring for the gate posts on our athletic lield. Saddle shoe dances originated this year and were planned to bring iniorrnality into evening dances , . , the effective athletic day program that honored Roosevelt Athletics was arranged by our student asscciaticn . . . soap for the shower rooms . . , shelters tor bicycles . . . safety promotion on and near the campus . . . the homecoming parade . , . the Mixer . . . many ot the school activities at Roosevelt were caretully and pain- H T L-m stakingly arranged by the students with the help and guidance ot lacuity members. Th Om l 8 Popular President--1940-1941 Page Filtyviive Blll' J W , l I 1 I l I I r r s I -1- - .....T.. ..-Ji., M... nm.,- L--- When We Couple oi Kids J.-1. W' We hurried to schoo ddle shoes 'Q'-'- W Stood at lockers and h d ews 'WTWW '-W-F' Knit sweaters. dropped stitches. row on row HW 'Wu- - Waited at 3:31 tor our faithful beau ' W Studied chemistry-oh-oh what a grind W '-WW' in such an institution to improve the mind W in-.W Curled our hair-powdered our noses 1 Wi- Tried to create glamorous poses WW Had long iingemails-painted blood red -T'-W 5 Crammed for tests when we should have bee -N-T-W 'aa Worked with Miss Owen-sang in the choir W H' ----- v' 'G-. -i...-.i.. -1.1.1.- Made delicious GJ candy-by our home tire Popped fluffy com-buttery and hot When grades came out. we worried a lot Tried to reduce-on a liquid diet But when we saw candy, we had to buy it Wore knee length socks-dickey collars Wondered how we could earn more dollars Novel jewelry-bright colored bows ..l.L-n n in bed . How mad we were when we found runs in our hose l Giggling and gossiping over cokes Laughing at Had ..L-,....g '-.-.4 .a....., l Wishing cars -----4 Thrilled when prom night 1 Radiant and light 1-l - Commencem school days are done W-1'-A I I We reluctantly had so much hm. 'W- -.-,.n..,. ,.I..-. -, rl 1 1 1,-J 'Q -rr ,I 1-in--W ! - Q . . I , -W H l l ' I 'llllltl l ll lfllltf nf VH 1 ' i n nl i V+? ' J raljin , . ,-., , Hl llI!i'll1HIlllllililiiiil All .............l.-. In Dear X sevelt High II , We often forgot to tuck in our shirts Enjoyed candy bars and delicious desserts ' '-'T .1J1.L Collected food at Thanksgiving time Played with the orchestra,-melodies sublime Gathered near our lockers-walked with our gals Rode our bicycles-with our special pals Dribbled the basketball-punished the pigskin L Groveled in the mud so that our school could win ' Ran down the halls in our noisy cleats -1 ---s---.. umbled and wrestled-muscular feats I Tor open our collars-discarded our ties X d t M H 'th kl' 1 o r aynes-wi spar mg eyes N .1.,.,., Worried and wondered about our grades --J--- Felt very proud of our new razor blades W Rumbled along in our old tin cars -- - Yelling for our team-cheering our stars Z- h-. Had a Gennan hair cut every spring When the lovebug bit. we felt the sting What bums we were on the ninth of May In rags and patches for hobo day ' .....i.....Ti. Signs in the dance -l Q Found --as Of dating iii- Whose whirl 1 Class Day 11 -- Never thought thrills i .1.... .. Soon-there we ent Day lust boys in the gray. --..WT ,-ii T.. iii .1........ -.-T ,gli ....g..I.f. -739- ,- T5 'I el . l .D i if .MV ,TW Football Games O August 21. That d l S Ns. 4 Q. pen Athletic Season ay means football to Rider Gridiron hopefuls. Riders. riddled by iniuries to key men Buda, Verbich, and Clinton. Coaches Rucinski and Miller call practice on that day and start Zgiugfiizrj lijyolm 322326333 if PTS: xg: :ngrij the boys on two weeks of hard training, blocking. tackling, scrim- . I - mage' running and the Biden me ready fm the season. Team hu asset to the team the previous year. The loss of McKenna s excellent hard by graduation, but the underclassmen show promise. First balliqnyinq len an 'he burden on Teddy Zych' A violent struggle team chosen for first game with Griffith: Ends, Skmndz. Zand:y in Hammond' led by 'he bnmum Livingston' wins la-0' Tackles. Pakalka, Sowinski: Guards, Holubes, Swiatowslci: Center, Homecoming' smdems excited' the band leads the parade to me Little: Quarterback, Verbich: I-fallback, Zych. Lynch: Fullbaclc, Buda. big bonfire and the pep session. Riders defeat Morocco 25-U, in a game featured by the scintillating perfonnance of Zych. Verbich. Purple has the smallest team in the conference. Griffith defeated and Slmmdz- LEW Wallace' Cftnfefence ClWmPi0n54 we Hex' met in wumnup game 25.0, Sghggl has signed and me boys Simggle and after a see-saw battle. in which the lead changed hands several home wearily at 6 o'clock after hard practice sessions, they enjoy it. times. 'he Human' Won in 'he IGS' 40 Secfmds- 25-204 ZYCU Vefbifihi Tech next'-the Riders are tied by Tech iii fi whirlwind finish s-s. Budd and Lynch 9-Ive Qfesl Perfsfrnunces. backed by an sssressive Zych and Bell are outstanding. Days are getting colder. students forward well whifh made this 019 Ollfslundinfi flume Of the Yem- wrap themselves in blankets and wann coats now. The team comes Clerk is Hex' and the Riders lake them in Stride. 13-7. ZYCP1 SCOUHQ on the field in purple jerseys and khaki pants, the wind blows lhfee times. colder. but no time to think of that now. The kickvotf, Roosevelt vs. Horace Mann. after leading till the half, Roosevelt succumbs in the Final game with Washington, the Brown Derby at stake, as always last to Mann. 25-12. Roosevelt, led by Captain lim Little and Teddy its the hardest fought game of the season. Washington wins 240. Zych meet the Whiting Oilers. Its David against Goliath as the tContinued on Page 593 Page Fiftyeight I V Gridmen Fight for Purple and White Hit by injuries and gradaution the Riders nevertheless give a good account of themselves and show the results ct the great coaching of Coaches Rucinski. Ginay. Miller. and Walker. Zych and Little make all-conference teams. Zarza and Holubes receive honorable mention. The team loses Zarza, Swiatowslri. Little, Holubes, Verhich. Buda, McKenna. and Clinton by graduation. With a fine crop of imderclassmen coming up. Roosevelt should be able to take care of itself next season. Roosevelt had a tough Reserve ball club this year. The purpose of the Reserve Team is to develop talent for the Varsity. Under the able tutelage of Coach Walker the Reserve team developed many Record Q t 4 I .4-14 Won 3fl.ost 5-Tied 1 Roosevelt, 25: Griffith. 0 'iw ,Z Roosevelt. 6: Hammond Tech. 8 Roosevelt. U: Whiting. 32 Roosevelt. 12: Horace Mann. ZS Reserve Team Roosevelt. 0: Hammond. 18 Roosevelt. 25: Morocco. 0 Roosevelt. 20: Lew Wallace. 26 Roosevelt, 18: George Rogers Clark. 7 , Roosevelt 0: Washington.l8 Freshman ' Team ' - e boys who should be a great help to the Varsity next year. Many of these boys played some varsity ball this year. Among the out- standing players on this year's reserve team were lim Bell. Thompe son. Dixon. Seregley. lineman: Ottenheimer, Orfanos. Rucinskl. Recardi. backs. The Freshman team coached by Mr. Ginay also did well winning a majority ot their games. practicing hard and teaming the im- portant fundamentals. We should hear muchlfrom these boys in the future. Congratulations should be given at this time to all the boys who went out for football for their perseverance. sportsman- ship and school spirit. 'f lc 7 5' fli M44 W kt-. .X . 1 MEL UWA! Page Fifty-nine Shoot! It's In! Riders! Win! Varsity Team Reserve Team A startling shake-up in the team and the Riders seem to come to lile with the iniection oi new blood from the Reserve team in the lorm ol Zych and Biancardi. Perevuznik had been moved up previ- ously. The team paced by Kralovansky and Opplo's deadly shoot- ing. Patsy Biancardi's and Horvath's clever tloor play. and Zych's hard-driving. deleat Hammond High. Emerson, Clark. and Lew Wal' lace. Clinton is injured and is lost lor the rest ol the season. Page Sixty Record Won 7 Lost 11 Varsity Toumament Won l-Lost l Roosevelt. 20: Clark. 17 Roosevelt, 25: Horace Mann, 29 Roosevelt. l9: Froebel. 52 Roosevelt, 26: Washington, 38 Roosevelt, 25: Rensselaer, 20 Roosevelt. 40: Valparaiso, 41 Roosevelt, 30: Hammond Tech, 43 Roosevelt, 34: Emerson, 51 Roosevelt, 31: Hammond.33 Roosevelt, 20: Whiting, 43 Roosevelt. 32: Washington. 46 Roosevelt. 41: Lew Wallace. 30 Roosevelt, 45: Clark, 27 1, Roosevelt, 39: Lew Wallace, 43 . Roosevelt. 33: Emerson, 3l Roosevelt, 36: Whiting, 37 Roosevelt. 38: Hammond, 34 Varsity Toumey Roosevelt, 47: Dyer, 36 Roosevelt. 39: Tolleston. 40 Late lall and basketball starts. Coach Walker puts the boys through their paces and alter hard pre-season drills selects Kralovansky, Boyan, Clinton. Thomas. Opplo, Horvath, Belzeski. Skrundz and Popka to represent the Riders. The season opens against Clark. the cheer leaders in new outlits. the shining hardwood floors, the crowd roaring each time the ball swishes through the net, green shirted refs , . . All this makes real basketball atmosphere as the Riders beat Clark 2D-17. Horace Mann is next and the Riders lose 29-25. Froebel's powerhouse and state finalist next trounce the Riders 52-19. Our city rival. Washing' ton. takes the Purple on next and wins. Season travels with Roosevelt losing to Washington, Valpo. Emerson, Hammond and winning from Rensselaer. Tournament time have you a ticket crowds ot students travel to Gary to see Rider deleat Dyer easily and then lose a one-point hearbreaker to Tolleston. 40-39. Horvath, Clinton and Boyan, lost by graduation. a strong reserve team and seven varsity men leit gives Roosevelt a bright outlook lor next season. Coach Walker and his boys will always be remembered lor the courageous way they came back. Cyclones and 91-X5 Team Capture Intramural Honors One ol the most successful seasons in the history ol Roosevelt sports was chalked up to this year's great Reserve team under Coach Rucinslci. Like the Reserve football team. the Reserve basket. ball team's purpose is to develop material lor the varsity squad. This is capably taken care ot under the guidance ot Coach Ruciriski. The team this year was made up ol Zych, Milan. Biancardi, Briska. Geiser, Riccardi, Torak, Harness, and O'Conner Zych, Milan and Biancardi showed enough skill to warrant their moving up to varsity where they sparkled in the late season and toumey games. These boys ol the Reserve squad will no doubt be a great help to the varsity squad in the coming year. Intramural games-'many teams enter from the senior and junior high schools the games promote good sportsmanship and may uncover talent for varsity squads ol the future. Intramurals tumish activity to fellows who are not out for any sports but who have athletic interests. Coach Miller has charge ot the senior intramurals and Athletic Director Austin is in charge at the junior high school games, Cyclones were senior intramural tournament winners. The team was made up ol Adolph Buda. George Verbish, Iohn Gauder. lohn Lescalr. Richard Ozelie and Walter Cieslak . lunior high intramurals are carried on between 7th, Sth, and 9th grades the winner of the toumament this year is the 9A5 team consisting ot Beno. Boerd. Barts, Zabek. Skorupa and Blanchard. These boys will probably be luture varsity stars. Record Won 18 Lost 3 Reserve Tournament Won 2 Lost l Roosevelt, 36: Morton. 28 Roosevelt. 17: Tech. Z7 Roosevelt. 25: Clark, 19 Roosevelt, 25: Horace Mann, 21 Roosevelt. 35: Thomton Fractional. 16 Roosevelt. 26: Ploebel. 20 Roosevelt. 35: Irving. Z8 Roosevelt, 30: Washington, 17 Roosevelt Roosevelt . 31: Valparaiso. 25 . 24: Tech. ZS Roosevelt. Roosevelt. Roosevelt. Roosevelt. Roosevelt. Roosevelt. Roosevelt. Roosevelt. Roosevelt. Roosevelt. Res Roosevelt. Roosevelt. Roosevelt. 32: 19: 27: 23: 26: 28: 29: 27: 23: 32: erve 257 35: 19: Emerson. 27 Hammond, 27 Whiting. 19 Washington, 22 Morton. 16 Clark. 24 Lew VVallace. 17 Emerson, 23 Whiting. 19 Hammond,2l Tourney Whiting. 10 Washington. 21 Froebel. 27 lunior Hlqh Champs Cyclones Page Sixty-one . . , I h K 5 V W . . 5 .., --rjqfifi.. ..,.. ..... -.T.. .....,, I,'fQQQQf ' r'7 5 - ' ' s 'f P145 'De Lust' '1?'2S'f20 IZfi.f'QHJtf'Q.iHSm.,-W'2l ihQfifiT wassup-202. tA cefnmlome - Soup ij ji 1 class. floh-n -K-tnlhfff H999 ll. ry ,arm vm wmxmmin this rw one basins locker near therej P1 mm-I, Around the tnble tendeL0Tl.?fgmR:zvna.tfwv11. peck ye, me gal Concerned has S.- tiiye rg junior. l . HRH Our spoons gltsten seconl c as, e a eeves. 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' I 'sg ly 4 5 V E' ' - 5 Q , ,M I A V, :nr .. ,y vi-:fs t' f M' 4 i ' fl J, .-., - ' Q, Af- -.- 'ax -ZZ, .X 4 T I - .- . .. 2 gp -Tk 1 -i I ' ' - -- ' V. t f V 1- ' , r 'W ., flick- Q5 l f. '- . . y s f-- -- . w jg T 9 ' ' ' , L l- K 'V . ' . .'Z A A . - . . '-,i...:X.., ' ' ' - r:..si....f.,g Rider Harriers Win State and Conference Championship Titles The perennial contenders finally won as the Rider harriers swept all competition before them to win brilliant victories in the State and Conference championship meets. Early. cool autumn days find the cross country men on the cincler paths. a few boys have been conditioning through the summer and already are in excellent shape. The boys will have to be stars to keep last year's record of 11 victories and no defeats intact. Retuminq from last year's team were Berquist. Lescak. Scropos. Seifert. Thomas and Horvath, By September 27, when the first meet rolls around. the harriers. due to Coach French's able coaching. are ready for a season ot strenuous competition in one of the most strenuous ot sports. the two-mile country grind. The first meet is with our city rivals ot Washington. who were crushed by the Riders. Bill Donovan, Salomon Puntillo, Patsy Bian- cardi. and Perevuznik, Some ot the new varsity members show promise of becoming able runners. Paced by Bus Berquist, who had a record ot ll lirsts. 2 second and 1 third. The best in the conference . , . the Riders sweep Emerson. Benton Harbor, and Clark before them. By now the iirst ten men are chosen by lContinued on Page 63? Page Sixty-two ypybgross Country Team Hardworkinq Manaqers Assist Coaches and Teammen There are three. main, important cogs in the student's athletic machinery. These are the coaches. the players and the managers. The last of these receives too little publicity but is very valuable as any coach or athlete will admit. Managers are like other people. There are good man- agers and poor managers. The list oi their duties is very long and takes two to three hours of their time each day. They are the first to report and the lost to leave and they can't atford to ditch many practices. They are to the athletes not only friends. but coaches. tutors. doctors and consultants all rolled into one. Most managers are very close to the boys, All the tales of woe, hopes. and loves are told to them. There are few secrets that they do not know. What stories they could tell! Cross-Country Record Won lZfLost 0 Team with law score the winner. Roosevelt, 15: Washington. S4 Roosevelt. 23: Emerson, 37 Roosevelt. 22: Benton Harbor. 35 Roosevelt, 23: Clark, 36 Roosevelt. l5: Kankakee, 64 Roosevelt, 20: Hammond. 36 Roosevelt. 15: Lowell, 54 Roosevelt. 18: Washington. 48 Roosevelt, 15: Lew Wallace. 72 Roosevelt, 16: Horace Mann, 41 Roosevelt, 15: Kankakee, BB Roosevelt, 24: Clark. 49 State and Conference Champions. Undefeated in 1940 and lS4l. Not only do they guard the property of the school and of the athletes. but they guard the very health and personal safety of the boys. They help to keep the locker rooms clean. They give most of the tirst aid to the injured boys. Boys can still remember the burning of the Red Hot on sore shoulders after that tough Whit- ing battle. or that delightful smell and warmth of Ever- green and the aroma oi the benzoine on buming leet. Boys will remember. Terme. open my locker, Fungi, tape my wrist. Watts, give rne a towel. The managers share the joys when the team wins and the sorrows when it loses a close one- Boys with spirit- ability to work hard-willingness to serve--and friendlinessf-are managers of Roosevelt teants. I . V 41' f FOOTBALL MANAGERS fi - . .... . . .. -... -.- .. ... .. .. . .... .fn ' BASKETBALL AND WRESTLING MANAGERS Eugene Seiten. Louis Terms. Harold Stemberq. Frank Winn. Billy 0'Connor, Kslth Wattl. Albert Banton Coach French. Berquist. Lescak. Donovan. Czelie, Perevuznik. Horvath, Puntillo. Scropos, Biancardi. Geiser: these boys run in all the meets. The team next travels to Kankakee. where the Kankakee harriers are now taken on by the Riders. It's a little closer this time but the Riders triumph again. The season has reached the half way mark and the Riders really start to go to town taking Wash- ington. Lew Wallace, and Horace Mann. by top-heavy scores. Kankakee and Clark are taken on the next week and both are easily defeated. Late season and the team prepares for the season's finale against the cream of the state's crosscountry crop. Butler University is the scene of the important State meet. The Riders are still in stride and win the State Championship. Rider scorers in this state meet were Berquist who finished 2. Donovan 8, Ozelie ll. Lescak 13. Pere- vuznik 15, Horvath 17. These positions are outstanding considering the number on the field. a hundred boys or more. The conference meet is next and again the Riders come through with Berquist 3. Donovan 5, Ozelie 10. Perevuznik ll, Horvath 12. Lescalr 26. Next came the favorite sport ot all athletes-the post-season dinner. It was given by Mr. French to honor his champions. The team was also honored at an assembly. where each boy received a medal and the team a trophy. Page Sixty-three W05Y..'M M WE! f Trackmen Swing Into Action - - Grapplers Contend for Conference Title Cool spring winds blowebasketball season is gone and Coach l rench's cinder bumers start conditioning lor the track campaign. Ottenheimer. Stiglitz and Fadendza, the dash men, bum up the track-In the quarter and hall mile we have lim Bell. Leo Recardi. Ray Zarsa and lim Littlef A dash down the lield and Clinton sets a new school record in the pole vault. Selton also breaks a record in the hurdles alter being pushed by the promising junior hurdher Haight. Buster Berquist again is outstanding in the mile. Forbes and Donovan provide able competition lor any miler. The shot put is taken care ol by small but mighty Mike Valentino. The lirsl' meet is held at Notre Dame with the Riders copping eight places out ol a 25 team lield. Next in a triangular meet Washington and Emerson are deleated. The Riders drop the next one to Hammond and then easily deleat La Porte. Froebel hands Roosevelt its second defeat in a close meet. In the Roosevelt and Kokomo relays the Riders hold their own. The important conference. sectional and state meets are coming up as this book goes to press with Roosevelt expecting to send .Selton and Clinton downstate. Clinton. Donovan. Little, Stiglitz, Oxelie and Zarza will be lost through graduation. Page Sixty-lour A large turnout greets Coach French as the wrestling season gets under way. Boys running in the corridors to lose that extra weightf still workouts, then tryouts. . . As the lirst meet with Clark rolls around. the first team is composed ol Crane. 95 pounds: Foor, 105 pounds: Troianowslri. 115 pounds: Setton. 125 pounds: Valentino. 135 pounds: Dombrowski, 145 pounds: Cxamik. 155 pounds: Scropos. 165 pounds: Sowinski. 175 pounds. and Little. heavyweight. Clark. Washington. Hammond and South Bend are taken by topheavy scores. The next one is tough but the Riders manage to take Tilden. 21-19. The same schools are met again with the addition ol Thorn- ton Practional. but this time the Riders lose two close ones to Tilden and Hammond. but win the rest. More dieting and conditioning- lellnws now prepare lor the big State and Conference meet. Roosevelt is second in the Conlerence and filth in the State meet. Bob Poor with 16 wins and 1 deleat was outstanding. Selton also had a great record with 10 wins and two deleats. These boys with Scropos. Sowlnski, Sefton, and Poor placed in these two big meets. Riders Are Northern Indiana Conference Champions-Win 32 Straight Games Baseball Record-1940 Won 18-Lost 0 Roosevelt. 10: Griltith, 2 - Roosevelt. 7: Hammond Tech. 2 Roosevelt, 12: Chesterton. 6 Roosevelt. 14: Valparaiso, 2 Roosevelt, 15: Chesterton, 5 Roosevelt. 5: Hammond. 3 Roosevelt. S: Valparaiso. l Roosevelt. 1: Whiting, 0 Roosevelt, 14: Liberty Township. 7 Play bali is the cry on these warm spring days and Coach Rucinski's champions ot SS start out on the road to another title. Tod Park is the scene oi the games. The Purple nine open the season with a win over Gritiith. The Riders ride along on the strong arms of Cieslak and Seiiert. their flawless fielding and strong an-n batting tactics. Chesterton. Valpo, and Chesterton again are easily deieated. The line-up is set naw and consists ot Verbich. catcher: Cieslak and Seifert, pitchers: Koziol. lirst base: Poludniak. second base: Buda. shortstop: Queer and Mysliwy shared the third base assign- ment: Zych. Bailey and Boyan made up the outfield. Hammond and Valpo are a little harder to get by. but paced by Buda. Zych Roosevelt. 8: Hammond Tech, 1 Roosevelt. 6: Catholic Central. 3 Roosevelt. 16: Liberty Township. 2 Roosevelt, 11: Washington. 4 Roosevelt. 16: University High Chicago. 6 Roosevelt. 16: Hammond, 5 Roosevelt. B: Washington. E Roosevelt. 14: Alumni, 4 Roosevelt, 9: Whiting, 3 and Koziol's hitting. the Riders come through, Whiting is met next and the Riders barely comethrough, 1-0. The Riders keep up the winning streak and take Washington. our bitter inter-city rivals. 11-4, The team travels to Chicago and detects University High easily, 1SeS. Again the Riders deteat their bitter rivals lrom across town. Washington. 8-S. this time in a close game. The old alumni with their creaking bones were next to be played but the Purple showed no respect tor age and won over the old-timers. 14-4. This year's addition ot Riders carried on last year's winning streak and extended it to 30 straight victories. The team batted .367 and lialded .898. Buda and Poludniak led the team in hitting. Koziol. Queer and Poludniak are the only tellows lost by graduation and prospects look bright for this year. Truck Record Dual Meets-Won 1. Lost 1 Triangular Meets-Won one tirst place and one second place Gary Indoor. 8th place Roosevelt Relays. 5th place Kokomo Relays. Sth place Conference Meet-Second State Meet- -Seventh Wrestling Record Won 10-Lost 2 Roosevelt. 24: Clark. 15 Roosevelt. 37: Washington, 3 Roosevelt, as: Hammond. s E I Roosevelt, 29: South Bend Central. 9 'l Roosevelt. 21: Tilden Tech. 19 Roosevelt. 29: Clark. 9 Y, Roosevelt, 26: South Bend Central. il 3 . Roosevelt. 25: Washington. ll 2 ff, Roosevelt. 26: Thomton Fractional, 8 Sf '-msevelt. 12: Tilden Tech. 20 Q-ffw:of'? Roosevelt. 18: Hammond, 21 ' Roosevelt.. 23: Thornton I-'ractional,13 4 The Champion Team Page Sixty-tive Riderettes Find Recreation in the Roosevelt Recreation has found a very definite niche in the education ot Roosevelt girls. The program tor girls sports is under the leadership and super competition. to give social experiences: to improve loyalty. cooperation and sell-control: to teach games which can be carried ov organic vigor and power in one or two sports in which they find particular joy or in which they are talented . . . the Iunior High Valley Ball and Basket Ball Champs are Olga Beno. Mary Kovachi, Helen Kostra. Dorothy Miuch. Anna Moldovan, Dorothy Petyo, Anna Sudac. Violet Varichak and Marian Zoldas. . . Olga Beno. Iennie Dau, Olga Milan. and Dot Miuch. the lunior High Ping'Pon . . . and so do Hazel Early. Gloria Clubb, Cecile Ann Hilton. and Evelyn Snyder, who are Senior High Basketball Champs are Ruth Ozelie. Margie Brillc. Elnora McMillen. Vi Shobe, Kae Buck. Lydia Benn. Ann Kartz, Evelyn Devore. Rhuetta Monroe Top--Left to right l. The B.O.A. Club Z. All-Star Girl Athletes dance. Th for their interes Page Sixtyesix music. . . Sports Program vision of Miss Frances Overpeck. The chief objectives of this program are to provide er to adult life: to bring understanding between teacher and pupil: to develop and to promote sound health practices. , , Some girls become proficient g Champs. find this recreation most enjoyable Senior High Ping-Pong Champs . . . rginia Con-tmandella, Barbara and Olivia Dallas. Middle- Left to Right l. Senior High In- tramural Champs. 2. Hockey Game. 3. Iunlor High intramural Champs. Bottom-1. Senior High Ping-Pong Champs 2. Cheerleaders Miss Overpeck chose the following girls as sportheads for the year . . . Field Hockey. Kae Buck: Basketball. Virginia Commanclellag Baseball, Ann Opplo: Tennis and Ping- Pong. Margaret Perryz Speedball, Agnes Badish: Tumbling. Betty O'Hara: Swimming. Marge Brillog Shufffle-board: Betty Piazza: Bicycling. Louise Roher: Skating, Emma Wargo: and Dancing, Eleanor Mysllwy. . . In the fall and spring, girls in shorts are seen with hockey sticks in hand. running the length and width of the football field . . . running for that high fly on the baseball diamond or swiftly booting a hard speedball down a cinder track . . . when lack Frost paints a snowy picture, the girls find the gym cozy for badminton. ping-pong. shuffleeboard. and tumbling hearing the strains oi cr favorite swing tune. we find girls iitterbugging and waltzing to modern Play Day is organized to bring girls lrom surrounding schools to talk sports. to play. and to e girls participating in Play Day are chosen not only for their athletic excellence and ability. but t and sportsmanship . . , this climaxes the year of sports for girls . , . in Roosevelt High School. X 1 K A ?0QNWMKKEWNBMKNWWZQif'NI''Z'6664'944'QNNP4''Z''Z''PQMMVI''MW-2''E'Z''Z'vb0x5+'I ! 3'04 Pn5w54'i'4'9s3sW'Z'sWx +x '9'4+sW9s54 ' 4 I 3 , D P. 1 N K 52 v 3: Q t :E Q Y :Q as ' I 'X 5 H: . JI? 'Ili iw? nzn.u,s.mzorn EQ D is f' .1. 3, REFRESHING - SATISFYIN G Ig: , . qi if P . 5 II: P fl' 11: Q: v If 1 25 Tl' Zi, :gt .-. 4 5 1 r iz ir 'I' 'ws if fx' 'l, 'WI Un Eb gk X P if STEP OUT...BE GAY 3: 15 il p IK I 5 THE PEPSI-COLA WAY it ig! F Q394'4'4'Mft4444fC'-1'4'4'GGO0'54'-'!+H'a4i!!'x O'! B 2'Q9'Q-4-G9'74-6996-'344fQ-SNS'4'+4+i'4-4-6v4'Q'4'4iNKKW04-G15-h5'?9-P+ 1, 0 WHEN THEY WERE YOUNG AND VERY GAY Marie Acevedo-White Iecm Arkibey-Yellow 52: William Anderson-Green Margaret A1-tibey-Blue 32 Mary Annan-White Walter Buch-Blue :if 2 Marie Apostle--Blue Blanche Bainbridge-Blue :F gi'fQ+-Z-4-Gi'344-if-9M i !'+'2'M-i?-4-4 9 s56'2's +'P2'a5966'. 4'4 2'+4'f 2 '+'! b2N5s '! Z 2'4'x5s 'b'Z I'-I's +'Z'9'3'04S5x5s54 I . +xiQ Page Sixty-eight eeeee-:-:-:-+-:--:--:--r-we-:-Q-new4-Q-eeees--:-4-ew-+-.'-ow-:-of:-4-eew-:-eeeeeet:-.xxweexweec--:-ew:-swweoe-meg Hi 4' ' I 3 WHEN IN DOUBT. ASK: Bill Backs -how to play the saxophone. tit Elizabeth Peak-how to knit ons, purl two. 3,5 4: lin-Amy Sillsfrhow to do the tango. -g- ,gl ' Dorothy Hodal-what the score is. fl' HL Dolores Palkovhow to win friends. :fb Myrtle Lou Siedel-how to qive readings. Qs ll Ray Zarxa-how to flirt, 1' Eddie Pattersonfhow to ice skate. C O M P L I M E N T S 3: Marie Segreto-how to keep quiet. qlu JL Mary Slampyakfii a show is worth seeing. it ii? Iess Slossfif wavy hair is nice to have. - O F? fl? II' Geraldine Bleau-how to sing high A . 41? 4 Eugene Seifert-if Whiting is okay . :yi :IL Phyllis Millerfhovgx to chaqxn Jeachirs. QQ. -I Iohnny Williarnsf ow to oo inte igent. fr :lt lack Czamilc-what oomph rneans. Betty Laltlfusterfhow to boil water. .ls l Tom Smith-how it feels to be an actor, df Lois Hansen-if il's fun to be a hall monitor. 'lx' :tg Bill Hutchinson-how to make the teachers mad. ily. Marianne Fauber-who has the best boy frlend. qlf Mary Kmpsreaf her smile does the trick. 31 Muriel Tony-how to be jolly. ill lg Bill Price-the definition of pork . Suzanne Cornell-how to be sweet. 1, I Eleanor Blicharskifii tnie love nins smooth. qt nc George Draqus-where the clouds go. ' Walter Bachhif the war will last. s 4, lack Weydert-if if's fun to be twins. 33: tt- r jg' 41? . 0 Bs J, 5? 4: JC 355 HOFFM1-lN'S PHARMACY il: .I :gt Your Drug Store yi i? ' 1 Ig! 3, igi ii '22 -0- il! T els 1? 'I' el- 'I' .l 0 Ili fir ll? .. .C :Q It's Easy to Pay the Manlie Way X BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '41 4 l :gi 1 'I' irom J. , :Q jig THE JEWELRY STORE WITH THE qt ALL GLASS DOOR . it jr: -I - il: MANLIE'S CREDIT IEWELERS 2 il? 456W State St. Phone Hammond 3520 Tl 4IiMsiiiaiflfi' 'Q-l4'S55Q6f?04'9446+'5'C4f:- 3Y15'I 2'?'!ff?'24fP4 33'I : .54!255Y5+'T Z Z'i'9+4'9KQ'S5++'2 l PX3i'+ 4A1: flu . THESE COLORS WERE FAVORED EVERY DAY EL Rose Barbctr-Blue Anna Basso-Pink ft . . Gertrude Bcxreme-Royal Blue Clarence Belzeskr-Blue 1' Casmira Barlog-White George Benedict-Brown ff: 2 Lyle Berquist-Blue I 3-C4fQvi5sV4''3404''fr'7Qf-f64'r3'4'T'6vG1'WZQ4444X-fir?-4 iVx s5s'24+'G6'!'4rif'f5+64-2-C-Q4i'5'Z'4'4 3 3 F-'Tri-MQ 2''Z Z 5'3'?w 9Q'P 58594 x Page Sixty-nine S402-'2'+4'4''??Q?'Pi''54-4-4f2i5s5a '?a5N 4S5S5s5s5254?f'Ci444'5-T'iF'4'+'?iF'f'Qsz5'4f'45s +4'sQ'Q'4'C4f2'i?4'iT'-f-'. Q 444s9Q9'?+9040. 'n 4 rt at rr. -'- Iii 45- Q . 3. 2 THE DAYS THAT gi: H 1'r's NICE 'ro BE WITH 21,3 :Qi WILL NEVER COME AGAIN if ilk Claire Comandella-because she always has so much E Q gossip to tell. N qi L H h 1 d Leon Gordon-because he talks so intelligently. 0 Ong G er Your Sc oo nys are Diana Sangalisibecause she's cute. K. Past You wlll keep Und ueasure Emma Wargo-because she's so energetic. Q' this b0Ok. It will be Q pefehhllll Mary Annen-because she's so polite. 'QE' reminder of ihe springtime of lim Bell-because ol his interesting personality. if Your nie: and when You tum to Agnes Nlatovinafbecause she blushes so pretty. II: th - ted d d ,ct Rose Idxrk-because she's so likable. It il. e pnn wo! 5 an- P1 mes Donna Hayden-because shs'a so conscientious. JE If 59' down here they wlll beckon Bob Thompson-because he's always smiling. fi, E bGClt the yesterdays p9l'hGpS Katherine llyuick-because she's so sweet. 3' with U flood of memorie5 You Mary Rivichfbecause other shynesa. 5 yl, lime dream of now. when life is Betty Vifsydert-because shes industrious. .!. 1. 1 h d h Betty Oliara-because ot her sparkling personality. . lglienexle tyjafgejrzxri Virginia Pastwcl-because sthe's so jolly. , l Angeline Muni-because of her thoughtiulness. ' on and !ime'S magic mists soften leanette Dekrmond-because ol her sense ol humor. I the light of on-,er days thai we Frank Stiglitz-because ol his sensibility. I fully realize ,the happiness of George Pernfbecause oi hislbnlllance. X H ii olden moments Amelia Puntrllo--because shes so polite. Q these ee ng g ' Sarah McGregor-because oi her pretty hair. Shirley Hands-because she's such a good little dancer. 4 II, Iohn Acevedoibscause of his gogetting personality. gg . -.- 4 I WALTER I. RILEY, President Ik C O M P I. I M E N T S Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DeWitt Refrigeration Service' Kelvinator Authorized Service 2 Hammond 1653 547554'-?'?1 S Q49'PH44fi'w5'!44iV?'if:Rf?i'4'4'4'44464-4444-945944Q94-24444404000C'w?i i'r-7-+f'i5'C'Q96++'9-l5'5'4'x54 X IN A WORLD OF FOOD, SUMPTUOUS AND FINE Lucyle Blumenthal-Ice Cream Leo Boyan-Steak Bemice Bodovinitz-Fried Turkey Phyllis Brentlinger-Steak and French Fries Robert Bodley--Chicken Iunet Brownlee-Lemon Pie i Frank Boroughs-Macaroni and Cheese Adolph Buda-Fried Chicken x .34'4'Q6fE4+4'0N5'PI' +H4'4'QQQYQVQ'C'+SWif5J5+Z'9S +'!'l'+!?4:9G4-GGMQ-Qi! 44 -244i3'2' C'4K i'3Y15?Q444'Z'49x'N5N5Q'N'Ps59 Page Seventy A 394' -9s5s59s 4'Q4'4s N 562-6-Y-ii-9-.WQ44-14-Q-4-9'!'4'4 Z'-I-64''5x54 !MZ'-!'+s5+'?x5i54x5sVs5s5s5t'C'4'9+'P9s594'4'64'2' IT HAPPENED IN A GIRLS SCHOOL engineer stopped to see his daughter who was noticed the very poor lamps and lightmg con ditions under which the g1rls had to study Realizing the terrific eyestraxn caused by poor lighting this illuminating engmeer decided to do something about it So he went back to his office and with the assistance of several other hghtlng experts designed the ldeal lamp for reading and study purposes Many manutacturers now make lamps which conform to these specrfrcations. These lamps are identified by the I.E.S. tag of approval for the Illuminating Engineering So- ciety. Lamps that carry this tag make reading and studying easier and lessen the dangers of eyestrain. NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Several years ago a prominent illuminating a student at an Eastern school for girls. He , , we +--ww M W. ss.:--:ess-:-:ess+tw+4w:4+re-so-:-.weesre-Q-4-Q-+4-:-seowow:-+4-++w+-rw THESE FOODS WERE FAVORITES WHEN THE TIME CAME TO DINE Margaret Burch Lemon Pie Joe Chruby-Chili Muriel Cadman Graham Cracker Torte Fedora Ciardetti-Chocolate Cream Pte Bamey Chruby Apple Pie Walter Cieslctk-Steak Earl Clinton-Chop Suey 'fa Qs '5x x 0s54'4'64'sN. wE'+vbs59 '4 .5+'i54''PO1?04s5'!'x5+9sN2 ?sW0+S5s5+9'D4'w50Qx5s504'Q4'0Q9s5'!'s5+99m'sW?+69Qs s Page Se entyone sf' u Jib 0 3 P 41- s P u X.. :f9155X3S'4 5'5'2's5'.5i'4'64'S N5s '! 2''54'1 i's '29Q'4'40+4'4'4'4 'l'i'S 9S59Q4 P'N9'2'N1'49999N5S54'4'XxC'S5+S594'994'4'0S5'l'5 'Ps5999SY? 4 ll' . li? rg. Comphments of 1:1 EEE 1:i if I rl: :lc :Ig il' .1 Taj 1:5 TO THE CLASS OF 1941 gi P . . P all Clothes for the Entire FCIIHIIY lg EC iii 2 FOR MEN FOR WOMEN lg 3- 702 Chicago Avenue 704 Chicago Avenue :if , 1, 3419 Michigan Avenue 3432 Michigan Avenue Ili nnsr cmcneo. INDIANA alp Y ll il if ii: 5k BOSTON CLEANERS AND DYERS 4 2 CAREFUL PRESSING HATS BLOCKED 0 Ili W ' fr f if-Ti' 2 1 1 3: i n ...C , 1 C Q L, X- ff - -' ' 11, lj ffm: -, :Is il n n gl 4614 Ind1anapo11s Boulevard ll Elf l PHONE EAST CHICAGO 864 0 llFPYQWM'ii ?s s 9-4'Q-464'l'+sV3 C'Q'Q44ff'G! .Y4354fI'f'i-3fa'f1 '3'+i-4-4wi'x96s59++6609+xV3x5Q0049+04'S5S34 b4'9S5+Q'+69- E MATINEE IDOL5, LADIES. GLAMOROUS AND FAIR 1' Claire Commandella-Bette Davis Stanley Czarnik-Gary Cooper Mary Craig-Hedy Laman' Walter Czamik-Lucylle Ball Bob CramPSpencer Tracy Theodore Dan-Ann Sheridan fl: Iack Czamik-Iames Cagney Emily Domsic-Bette Davis 3515-i-3f34f'3'5i'15sYQ4iI'v1-x' 4Q+C44'Q+34-4 -'3i?S'-i?3-54-9s 9+'I Px564'ii'G4+15a5'6Q5'lfGi?44f1J24+3+??s Ci-?G4+54i4'fFQ-'bb'9949665 Page Seventy-two TI' gswwoenxwewcw-vowsxwweewww4044-ww--2-sw-Qt-+Q4-re+-:-:M4-.v-ava'e-:-c-ev4e:-e-e-Q-e-e-4w:--:-bM-:'4-axis? EEE SIE 4 Jw ir' QL qlu qi. EF - :C fl: ill Ig, D R I N K ju: Il' Ja gig DREWRY'S :,: gs 4- 3, 23 MOUNTIE-PEP qi ff: EY: 155 AN EVERY AGE TREAT :ly fr :gs IE In ,L 1 .f fi Ig! .fc 4? ' u :ic COMPLIMENTS -L Ar if dir :ic -P O F is :ic ' ' gg it x E DRAGUS BROS. qi is El: DRINK FOOD SHOP :F J ' PASTEURIZED ,K 0 0 Ja ily 0 E MILK COMPLIMENTS wir fi: Iii - o F - ' Qt :K -0- .F is DR. C. K. LITTLE Y EE DENTIST :iz SWE !i?w--2f'.Sfe-w'-:-efc-+f:-e-:-f:f4+4:-:-1be-e-t-6tf-:-Q-.wxeeeeeee-4-+4-M+-:i:44f:4a'-+:-a?H?:4e-:Es-:-:E-isN-Qvcw.-viM '-'aft-s xv.'-fw-s-.1-e-HM -Y i ' WHEN THEY FLICKERED ON THE SCREEN. THESE ssmons WERE sums: 'ro BE THERE iii Q., Harry Donovan-Wallace Beery Thomas Duhczuk-Errol Flynn . :IQ William Donovan-Mickey Rooney Frances Dunaiov-Beiie Davis fit George Drcxgus-Cary Grant Icme Dunne-Iohn Payne Iuaniicx Early-Clark Gable Qin Q - EST!-Ci?3-5534 -066424245fbQ'44-44444f5i4-b'?'4-Qvi'-46?+3RFG-fviiiiiviivfi-+6642-5fi+24-vs' 56-a?24?C-v6 ' I f'Gw'3 f 1 u-x ' '+-H-5 Page Seventy-three Y++'1'+Q'6'! I'6N09'?'!''I's5s5++s 4'9'!'9'1 Z'9+s 1?x Q'. xS4'4+i'+6Q'4r'. i'-2'4'4'4 Z'-i'+b+4's 'I'x5Q .W'Z ?'Z ?4'94 ! Z'4'2-'! N1 E 2'4'Qs 0 112 ,S Compliments . TO THE CLASS OF '41 at ? D BLUMENTH1-iL'S 3. E Wish you great success and happiness if 1 ff i Il 'I mt It Ei SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES - STETSON HATS - BEAU BRUMMELL TIES 3, 'Sf mls FLORSHEIM SHOES - ARROW SHIRTS ,r e ll: if INTERWOVEN socks 15 S 5? 11: Q11 EAST CI-IICAGO'S LEADING CLOTI-IlERS EEE E tl! l il? Isl 153 5' S :li '11 fir 820-822 Chicago Avenue Ecrst Chicago. Indiana 4 lk . 'x Qi s 2. :EN-4-wee--:-eaasaa-af:-Qea-4'4+-awwe-:-if-w-:--:+:f:fewet-++N--9-:-fxve-4-9-:-eww-asc-sv:-f:a'e-H-oewwveeew-:-eeeefk 5, ,. if CLASSIC WALTZES. POPULAR SWING Neidu Eckenroud-My Sister and I Elizabeth Feik-One Fine Day :lf 1:5 Bob Ellingson-Knocking cn Your Door Icxck Fein-Mama Yo Quiero ,l, Irene Emrick-Amapolu Pete Ferrini--It All Comes Buck io Me Now :TQ Mary Anne I-'auber-I Do, Do You Florence Ferry-Amupola I 'S NM-:wwQ-:-MMM-2-4-Q40-wswxw-.wsNw-ww:-v+esw-QQ:-44+-zwtreewxxw-2+:-4-Q.:--:--Nvw+':+ :-oeewzwzwzw:--5-.'-.hz--2-z-4-s-rt: Page Seventy-four s649s 'K'4sWxNs5'PQsW+'b+0 4-Q FISHING TACKLE ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SPORTING GOODS 4'Av4x Q'4'iF4-544-i4+i-'54-Q-4C4465-i'ft-24456-4-2 444fC4-x-'Gvx-4 DO'S I-'OR EVERY SUCCESSFUL HIGH SCHOOL Do Do Do Do Do Do Do STUDENT have have have have study be as the posture ol Pussy Donovan, the personality of Patty Hnmlk. llmmy Reardorfs stride. Iee Philllpl' way of getting along. like Margaret Burch. quick-witted as Iarnel Sherby. be as neat as Emma Matlson. Do use your eyes like I-'rank Gucclardo. Do keep laughing as Ted Haight does. -0-, Do have Lowell Steen'l vocabulary. Do be as good a sport as Ellie Llchunan. Do be as good in photography as Stanley Lokanc. Do keep your nails as nice as Betty Sapp. Do love to have Genevieve Mathews' good times. Do play the violin al William Wallrncn does. L E T T H I S S T O R E Do shine your shoes like Doris llunyn. 1 . Do exercise your smile as Ann Korup does. ' Do try to keep as quiet as Charles Nantyn. Il' BE YOUR OUTFITTER Do learn to be on time like Wally Tappan. ll: Do keep away from detention like Maryon Flack. ll: Do please the teachers as Dorothy Bell does. :ly Do like to be around people like luanlta Early. tit Do develop Stephanie Galenla'l persistence. :lt '-'- Do keep your teeth as white as Iohn Soltelx. Jr Do keep away lrom gossip as Florence Hanes does fl? Do have lim Donahuil complexion. It rg: A. P. D A VIS r SPORTS SHOP -Q- 4Ii iii ul! 4603 Indianapolis Blvd. gg, COMPLIMENTS East Chicago. Ind. S it n if o F alt - Q 511 -2- 2 WALTER CONROY Qf I CHIEF OF POLICE 4 f --- if III v2+54-9+C544Q'?'it'Q4f3-44-Q44-G'! ?'F-'344+34f'3v?a9'3'4444-344465-T44994-644-i4+Q-94Q444'Q4+?-'2+HiX44fQ'Q'Q'H- THESE ARE THE SONGS THEY LIKED TO SING Margaret Fessler-Without a Song Iohn Frew-You're Looking for Romance Maryon Flack-San Antonio Rose I'm Looking for Love Robert Poor-Star Dust 101111 Gdleski-Perfidid A Mary Rose Friend-Amapola Iohn Gediga-Home Sweet Home gzififii-4444Q-46?-I4-QfQ'Q-GQ-4-QfQ4H'5'4Hi4f2'i'i'tC-64-i5+4'C-4+3-f?444'x5a5a'94+34f24'iT-G0s'e-h5'3's 44Q4Q'9'H'ivT-4'4-??f+? -s-Qs Page Seventy live 1 -sf bQY'4VC434-4'sY?'+'I's5x59Q-472724573-90'Z-4-Q-Q-Q'-?244fQ'fG-I I !'4.5M'b13'6-?-T-fC-Q-:K'f?'2 2 2+'7-4Q594+'I'sVb+4'M'34w'7'Q+??-if-Q-+4'f-5'-Q'-4 P I I 'Ii NASSAU G THOMPSON, INC. if it omcs EQUIPMENT 3? it KODAKS FOUNTAIN PENS SCHOOL SUPPLIES .,l, SOCIAL STATIONERY GREETING CARDS p Y II . III 812 West CIIICUQO Avenue 12: Jw TELEPHONE sax EAST cmczxco It EAST CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE THE SCHOOL OF MERIT M. L. Hrunek, President DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES 8 S East Chicago, Indmncx r P P -F PETERsEN's , F o o D s H o P ' A T L A S POLAR BRAND il, DELICATESSEN FRESH rnosnsn rooms If 909 Chicago Avenue -.- r:AsT cH1cAGo. INDIANA - -:-Q-4-e-Q:-+5-.w4-Q-.'-6-Hf:a+:a-rf:-see:-ecssfvc-7-:-eeeewwnwwas.wQo+mvmxw-xuw++omw++-xr-owmmxwvo-.wwEEE RELAXING IN THEIR FAVORITE NOOKS Valericz Germack-Rebecca Emil Grcxbos-Gone With the Wind Stephanie Goienicz-Gone With ihe Wind Iack Grifiin-H. G. Wells' Stories :S Mary Gexak-Dark Rive: George Griner-Norman Hall Stories 2 Robert Gorman-Gone Wiih the Wind Frances Gruszku-Miss Bishop EE isceesw-eva:-4-:nv1:-4-+ee:4e-ef:+H-4-Q-eo-:aafaeeet-:'o-:-+':+f:-oem-+-'NNc-v-:-o-.SMf+fr-:--:--:-+-:--:-a-s':-,w-.S4-4-+4ff:-+-rmxxfl Page Seventy-six A-NMWMWQMX 'b'?sN'+4 'HI' 9Q Z Z'4'64 504--2 ?+'M'0s54'+'I'4'x 4'+++6'sW66s5QQs 9++s i 4 39s50sW+4 2'49-.W's5i i .56x N N-U ION M1-IN The non-union man is a person who reaps where he has not sown. He comes at the eleventh hour and receives his penny. He is willing to profit by the aggressive efforts of others to whom he has given no sup- port. Worse than that, he stands ready to stab in the back the very people who have made it possible for him to command a competence. -Heywood Broun K , u i WE at . if eh? 5 I 1 LL 'arf 59' ua. u n rn err. WHEN YOU GO TO WORK- JOIN THE UNION' OIL WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION Local 210 142 Rimbach Street HAMMOND, INDIANA Nl'4sW+4 4--5-2'9'. 'bsVb4s54 wkQ+'i'+'2vb+4'+'!wT'-5vMb9'!'+nY66++'T'4'06+ b9+x5Q'b4'?'+9M'3i'+6'D0'I' 464' ?+6+ YOU LL FIND THEM READING THEIR FAVORITE BOOKS Frank Gucciardo-Count of Monte Cristo Margaret Hanrahan Kitty Poyle Steven Hadt Grapes oi Wrath Lois Hansen-Kitty Poyle Paul Halas Passing In Review Gladys Harper All This and Heaven Too Ieanne HartleyMNative Son WQQQWHNWQMNMMQ 4 '-QQZ'-! I-. +6'!M-T-'!'M+-2-402-'Z-'4r90'3'4904+sK5Qs'vx xNN!'M'64'4v.56sW9+ '4f4'+-?4+sN s Page Seventy seven an Q V 'rf-iif54a'faY9'2'6'!'Q6sV?'?a5s'fsYsYa'e?+G+++?i-24446024'MQ-244-f4+3-99-664-444i'Q4+5iNl'+94-Q442fCff44- K+!- 2. DO YOU PRAY FOR Mary Alice Sharpe's--lovely complexion. Barbara Bell's--neat appearance. , Iean Marehall's--energy. V Valeria Loucks'-big blue eyes. Margaret Fessler's-good taste. Suzanne Normanhfhelpfulness. Betty Schllling's-voice. Louise Roher's-grades. lean Crokefegcommon sense. Margie Smitlfs-good nature. Mary Ann Banks-angora sweaters. Betty Smitharn's height. Martha Wells'4qiggle. Margie Wade's-iiqure. X- Helen Ostrowski's-number ct triends. Mildred Tatumkfbeauty. Catherine Hubefseiur mittens. Rena Pancheri's-srnallnsu. Grace Kerr's-blond hair. Iecln Artihey's'-good luck. Q. Catherine Stubbs'-ability lo click, Phyllis Brentlinqer'n--channing ways. Mary Ann Steiies'-curly hair. . lane Dunne'a-originality. Helen Yumche'e-helpfulness. Madeline l-'ocr's-personality. Iean Bums'--manners. Mary Gerak's-brown eyes. Il: Norma Fisher's--popularity. Mary Slampyalt's-stride. iii Cecil Hllton's-posture. Florence Rossi'sY-even temper. BC 4 it gig KAPLAN'S SHOE STORE :ff WE CARRY THE FOLLOWING LINES tb QUEEN QUALITY CROSBY SQUARE If KALI-STEN-IKS POLL PARROT HEALTH SPOT CHILD LIFE ALL SHOES FITTED BY X-RAY :ii ' COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES it ' - :iz OF l 35 LEON I. GRANGER 15 E WE ARE PROUD OF Alice Maryianowskfs--attractiveness. Iohn Uylakfsfplay acting. lack Grittin's-salesmanship. Ioseph Zawaddsesmile. Ray Hoclor's-neat appearance. Emily Damsidsfgood posture. Bamey Churby's-laughing eyes, Fedora Ciardetti's--amiable humor. Leo Bayan's-stride. Ann Bassdseoriginality. 45, Amelia Puntillo's-curly hair. Marie Acevedds-lndustriousness. 41? Loretta Spilewslri's-smile Blanche Bainbridge!-helpfulness. ' Bemice Bodavinitis-personality. ' Betty Thom's--personality. Clara Zawada's-hands. Cecelia Mysliwieds-complexion. Donna Hayden's-artistic ability. Helen Hodoisfintegrity. Frances Grusxalr'n--neat appearance. Gladys Harper'a-good character. Irene Kostra's-friendliness. Phyllis Sobkowicis-easy smile. Smila Varichak's--energy. i' Th as Dubszak'e-good humor. lol:-InLescak'sf-sportsmanship. Senorena Willardhfadeptness. in Robert Kieswltter's-handsome features. Aileene Hendrlckifspeed in typing. 'lf Walter Cieslak's-politeness. Steve Hadt's-loyal attitude. 'I' Richard Ozelie's-department. Iahn Gid.iga's-seriousness. 4 'G+M4'++s5+4-G4f?44f244544-Q44-?344?41V.30Q444iif545+644464449Z's53f14'i'4fQ-34.'5 G4?44'5Qf2-Q44+MY'I it THEY ENIOYED THEIR HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES Donna Hayden-Art Dorothy Hodal-Health , 1, Bob Heimerl-Biology Helen Hodor-Bookkeeping QE: Aileen Hendricks-Clinical Work Ray Hodor-Wood Shop :F Hubert Hinton-Geography Iohn Holubes-Social Sciences 0 iQa5'E ?'!'4-G'24f1It'?4'+++Q9944444Q6sW-7F2444-G-744485999s5Q3fii594t359-Fi-2-i'GQ44F3i'6s5sV5G4-i'4i549'bs5+4'?'6-Qrfri Page Seventy-eight I 1 Nl , u n A fr-r-:fo-2+eftexeesew-+4-+4-ee-tae:-Q-+4-r:-H'4'4-ce:-e-:ee-z-cwQ-eve-xe:-:ae-0+-xxw:-xe-:efeexwsw-+4-:-4-oeee:-++42 E C O M P L I M E N T S gi- LUSH SHOE STORE , - O F - 31 3: I SHOES Fon THE ENTIRE FAMILY Q B E T T Y s gc it 3. G R O C E R Y S28 CHICAGO AVE. 'ali :gr I JL ., jr Q: af EAST CHICAGO. INDIANA - o F - ' ji ELKS BLDG. PHONE 110 21 ALEXANDER MARI I ff Member of ' QP S H O E R E P A I R Florists Telegraph Delivery Association 'I r :ir :iz QE X I il it III fl! 'I' Tl L A R R Y ' S MARKLEY'S FOOD SHOP P :lr b BUSY CORNER 4302 INDIANAPOLIS BLVD. courscrronsm' Hoivna or FINE rooms iii s i FOR THE FINEST HAIR STYLING 5 U C C E 5 5 1' 0 T H E il' HIP Meet Us at IIROUND-UPI' THE LOOKING GLASS hom 3? BEAUTY SHOPPE BARB MAGD0 4404 TODD AVENUE U n d X Tel. E. c. 31:52 IULIUS KRAYNAK h :N it -R-Q-Hee-weeeeeaw-4N4--:-be-W'-:wze-:4-ee-be-4-:ee-Q-4+-:exe-be-:ve-:ante-:Q-eeH4e-:+:-e-:-sQ4'-.'-i:-:-:-+e-e-Q:-4+o g 3 THESE INTELLECTUAL LADS AND LASSES Q Marie Homco-Choi: Ed Idzik-Economics Louis Horwcxth-Natural Science Lillian Ignas-Typing tit E Betty Hunt-Health Katherine Ilynick-Shorthand 3 Scotty Ingersoll-Physics and Chemistry R+ S-:-':fm-we-:Q-4:4-a+:-e-a-:-iii-:-sa-:-Q-f-4-4-.veeveceeeew+-:-++++++++oM-sw+++++sw+e-w+e++mxw++-w:-+c Page Seventy-nine a n 1 -:-:-4'Q-ee-N-4+6+-:-Q.'-.v+-:'-.'-++M-w:-'txwee-:wrt-wwe-t-:-00+-mxw-Wlhwohxmxxww-zwwsxxweeeeo-IA? 41 -S If 35 if 'Ham .eu it 4? 5 sgi 0 its CHECK THIS LIST ? :la 'Q 4' . A 'W gig See 1f your Insurance Agent Is or Member QE A l, :ic Eli it of ii: fl' wg EE ni '5 4 it EAST CHICAGO INSURANCE BOARD, INC. ' 25. .5 32 Peter Belzeski :Sf Sons Marcovich Agency L- .9 Bochnowski G Lesniuk Co. Mitchell 61 O'Conne1l Agency 2' r , 4 jf Leo Bonaventura George Mosny A ' Ios. W. Dunsing Republic Holding Corp. I? dv 0 D. W. Dupes Co. Security Realty Company Max M. Friedman Smith Bros. Realty Co. IQ: 13 4 iii Margaret Reppa Hanusin United States Investment Co. tgf Alan E. Lewis A. 1. vnkus wlekunski Realty co. Igl L 5' if . ig The above agents represent only capital stock companies I 0 1 :t :lt II! Jun not If fl' Sfunda - I' ' 'B+ - rote-:tion +C' :F It '4Nv null , Iii QI! il! if 1,5 2:4444eva-Q-4-ee-'t-c4ee4+ee-94+Q-caaeeeae-44-e4-:efcfceew-4-:YQ-Q-i4+:44fe-eva:-:+4-:ve:-t-:-2QfM-Q-4-Q-4-f. f.-x-x'-AQ-:jf 0 . THESE SENIORS WHO ARE VERY WISE SE Eva Iacusis-Tennis Helen Iumcl-n+Bicyc1ing Alex Iankauskas-Football Ioe Kaczku-Golf Dorothy Iohnson-Baseball Bob Kieswetter-Baseball il: Eugene Iohnson-Basketball Frank Kiernowski-Swimming he:-eaeeeiQ-iz'-:e+:es-HfH44-rsesaaeH-e-be-Pew'w-:+:4e+:-eve-eQ-ee-teeaseeecea-:aaa-4-1-v-.4 Q444a -0?-Q-4+ Page Eighty 4? . n Q , ? P 3 P ? u . il 5 5'-bf:-4-ov++sS+-.8444-1:-cfost-fem.xw+sv:wv.w-oxww-:'+4-0-:-:-ooQ-2--24-c-:JH4MQ+N4aa444+Hwovfeasaaa-4+e+-by fi 4E 4 - . - ilu il? 4? ?!f if COMPLIMENTS EE Q 3 -ofa 5 1I+ ' IE GRAVER TANK G MFG. CO., INC. I is if NEW YORK CHICAGO EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA :it CATASAUQUA, PA. TULSA JI ll: IF :E :gl i lg! 3 C 5 4 :ft li it ig, 5 YP 4. 4. f 45. g .1 EEC -0- ' il 'E it ' 1 gc GIVEL FURNITURE COMPANY 1:5 Q QE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS ' Jr ig 615-618 CHICAGO AVENUE 0 Q East Chicago, Indiana i H: :Ia Jr ' Jr 11- Ja ,- Q 47 x f ji 1 + Q fE:'+ve4-4-z--:-2+-:-:--r-:v4v0sSv4--:-4-+-:'-2-f:-e++s'-o-:--:--:-sS-:'-:-whxxawwvr44-4-veaa-Qwvefzw'-awse-tee--:fi-M-4444-Q-4-el: .. '12 :E mvon 'mass ron EXERCISE g'g Iohn Kmak-Bowling Ed Kolodziej-Golf 3 ji: Stella Kolodziej-Baseball Mary Kozdrcls-Baseball il Irene Kostra-Tennis Ann Kozup-Baseball 'I IE Ieanetie Krakowiak-Bicycling 64+'2'4x5+'b1 '! T 1'4'99'?kf4if'fT'-'?4's 4''2 2'fZ56f?54'Z''74-4'9'P'I'4's Q4i'P9'3'4Ps5'2'9f'4'4'i?'Q4s 9s '4 2'0+4sYs54x5sV?s5649Xs'Ps5t Page Eighty-one l's'+Q+4'x 6xW4'!'4 ! '3N. 64'! !'4?4 ! !'Nf'-T A -1-62''Z ! b4-Q'ff4-iP'?'!-4 1 bs'-H-Q-+4+'?'?'t'b++4-4-iwN-sSxNQ-2'+++bnS-9sN+-?sVhN4N4'++f2? A ii X Y' 4 A -.- 5 , L, C, VISIT OUR 2 f T4 1 -2 9 to 17 ff , COMPLIMENTS . 'LJ A f01' - O F - if 32 y FAsH1oNs 5 JZ gs i u B-By DR. G. F. BICKNELL WS 1, A A-Approved :lr T-The DR. G. G. LAPID xl: G-Gang . 4712 MAGOUN AVENUE Phone 1046 ll A f fx IIN . VA T FZ EDWARD C. MINAS -'- .K COMPANY '12 .IL Sgt qw qw gf fi i -,- COMPLIMENTS ITE 55 - O F - 2 COMPLIMENTS J? Jr- PLEASANT VIEW 112 I DAIRY s'roRE 322 I HUBER S 4717 OLCOTT AVENUE SE FUNERAL CHAPEL . . it Whlpplhg Qi: I Q n d Milk Cofiee Cream Cream 1 qi. Sc A px. 12c A pa. l8c 55 5 AMBULANCE SERVICE 2 qxs. 15c 1 px. zoo 1 pf. 291: PHONE EAST CHICAGO 833 4 qts. 30c 1 qt. 34c 1 qt. 52c 5: GUARANTEED EVERY DAY E ful -0- STRICTLY IN f FRESH THE YEAR 213 it :ltcaasfffbee-aw-Hafeax-eww+it-4-Q-e-easecf:'Q-4-44ef:4-1-exe'-5+aezfezaxfecaf--:Q-:-+4-:N-Geese-2-4+-.'-+-Nfwewaebe-2-455 ,, Ei: WHEN THEY WANTED SOMETHXNG ENTERTAINING TO DO ju: 12: William Kotsiakos-Listening to Radio Stanley Krupinski-Saving Photos E Frank Krasich-Bowling Leo Kucek-Airplanes 5: M Tony Kreczmer-Airplane Models Anthony Kuczek-Model Building Peggy Krczynak-Collecting Indian Iewelry Alyce Kulda-Drawing F-.?f2'4'4'4ii'?344fi 0-4664's5'I4-1-fT'444+FZ4-fivffiifiiiifif4444-Q-6'2M7'3 ?4v7-if-ffM.'fQ6fif'f5-Tv?NC'44444P4 !-Q 2444i'i'444T4d-i- Page Eighty-two WF? 5-5-bfi'-H'G4 5'!+Q-vxl 'S44'Q-P+6'?'Z'+z564-Qvi'-SVMB''P0fbxvi'-5-ifvfifiafrsfvf-44'-!'Q-Q-Q'ivi1'fT44fQW4'Q-4-Q-4-i Q4+R-Q-N-4-i ?w CONGRATULATIONS AND THE BEST OF LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1941 F R O M The Leading Entertainment Centers of East Chicago INDIANA THEATRE Murray Ross VOGE THEATRE M91 Bleiden VIC THEATRE Ecu-1 Keech FORSYTHE THEATRE Ed sway Always the pick oi the pictures at the above theatres -,.. P Iwi'-. 't-Q-6+4444-444-4664+944-ifif?t442f++sN+www '2244444'446-H+?-H+Q+-b4-Q44-Q44644-44-iT-ii4+t'Q-Q-Hd THEY ENIOYED THESE HOBBIES THE WHOLE YEAR THROUGH Ioe Kwcsny-Swimming Mike Luscofi-Welding -1 Betty Iune LuMc:ster-Golfing Louis Lenzo-Radio Mary Lamb-Knitting Iohn Lescak-Golf i Iim Tom Little-Stamps -.'-M-TvQ44-aexxw-2--:-:4f:-:giw.'-:-++-:--:-4-ee-H4-4-4-+a-vfxwcs-Ha-H-6W-Hesse:-4-4-cvevssexef-:4?:-H-7-Q-Q-ea+Q-Q Page Eighty-th m mlb I. Q I t . ft 'Q tin elr il? A r 4 I'+'T'-T4fif'frC Cr'Z'4'6x '! 2'iF'i5s5'3?f?+'2'v7'4'4'il'S'444-fs4 T'4'44s? ?'i?i?r'?44-Y-4'QQQQYQTQQQQ+f'Q'f'6'I'54i-4'4 4'+'Z . 099'P04'65 BOYS ARE YOU GOING TRAVELING . ' : Get Iamu Sullivan to check your tlres. lohn Gaudsr to do the driving. Take along Mel McMalxon'l bag ot tricks. ARR Whdll h.W 'l l'k H Mlsnerz? Char: you? islollsshikersecsitg Wnehiyxlinclia C O M P L I M E N T S line. Get your hair cut short like lack Schuyler. Be as P courteous as Frank Cxupryna. Take Howard Sopp'l plaid trousers. Pack in a physique like Patsy Blancordh. Keep - O F - your posture like Bob Brill:a'l. Try out some ol Tom Slura's d t . L t ' d I h H I b tl giifefuilfite 225192 i'ZtEen5Te312'.FTi01.'Q. 5Jl'.J.'., ETS NORWOOD R, MARKEY is flat. laugh like Miko Banal. Take along a supply ol Ed -li ldxllc'l ties, Leom to love beauty as Waldo Gluor does. :lf Let Leroy Darrow be your back seat driver. Develop Karl if Norris' muscles. Borrow some ol Alex Iankouslzds humor. -.-' ' Take along Elmer Sabol'l saddle shoes. Ask Paul Burrell , , 'about roads to Washington. COMPLIMENTS .gli COMPLIMENTS :yt - O F - - O F - DICK HOYT 5 it THE TYPEWRITER MAN gig Y EE -It Tl? tl' slr O wir 0 if tli . 'J' P ,r 8 'wi ip ix! DAY OR NIGHT SCHOOL ti J.: ENTER ANY MONDAY 4 Offering courses in Shorthand. Typewriting. Comptometry. Secretarial Work. Accountancy from Simple Bookkeeping to C,P.A. Review PosmoNs ron GRADUATES jk Write. Phone for Free Catalog, or Visit the School. 1+ 6309 Yale Avenue Tel. Wentworth 0994 jg One block west of Wentworlh Avenue :lp P+0S '. '.'N5x5'f'Q'-I-35'- 'F-Q564 5'9'4'if44f1'f7'x s 64'Ov7'i'G'2'x5Q'Iwi''2'9i 2rff'4+K4 2'i'64 54 !'Qs 8 '5'Z'+'l'4'1 f I !'s '2 f'0'3'3'f f'99'1 ?95gE WHEN A NEW MOVIE COMES TO TOWN Roberta Lloyd-Philadelphia Story Steve Macak-Count of Monte Cristo Stanley Lokaric-Flight Command Helen Makay-Northwest Mounted Police Lucille Luketic-Kitty Poyle Bessie Mczlorik-Kitty Poyle it: Helen Lukowski-Gone With the Wind Iames Maliziola-The Lost Patrol C'- s., sees: - Ae s sg-A1 -. eg-A-eq s s s 1 qw:--1 feigeg. s s mg s e 1. s sql x s mgupq s s NMR vvvxsw. -vs-+s'!'9s-was -semi-vs -vvs Qxs-. 'sWs4'Cu bxxx '9s5sN504'-2'-M x .'.'!'sYxV5s Witxsdf 964 Page Eighty-tour 4 i 1 es:-D:-++-:asc-:444-G:-iwe-aw-:4-ee-e-:Mm-sweae-2-sw-f,-Q-ow!-ee++-av:-eve-N'-:-:4e+Ww:-+4-4-ec-aseeeeaz-ic-:ode-as-tb,-3 'i? ? COMPLIMENTS OF BOARD OF EDUCATION IC E E if 'E' :gs ul? 5? E Ii , 25 3:3 fj Jr 4- UI .ir : D D sas '31 Treasurer-Iohn Zm-za President-A. A. Forszt Secretary-Herberi Rimes 4- 'I Q 2 fi , it gfg BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 41 iii -s .V 555 jg Iii ii? I EE ' :er 3. :Ii 35 iii sr J, il? :iz HARTLEY G SONS CO. ig Asphcxli and Concrete Road Construciion RESURFACING :gt 'ig DRIVEWAYS WALKS tri PLAYGROUNDSv If? Phone 20 or 21 :jg is :lf QED'--:-cw:-N-.vxxvz-+o-se-:-awww--:-4-4-x+4-4-:-we-Q--:-4-sf:-4-r-:ic-+ve-Q-1-4-ooeeeeeavcar-4+v:-mee-:-+:'ee+awc--2-e-:-eeoe-Q-4-4g if . 3, THE VOGE. INDIANA. AND FORSYTHE ARE LOADED DOWN Eg Mary Mancos-Dark Victory Rudolph Martin-They Drive By Night 3: Ioe Marek-Love Thy Neighbor Alice Mcxryiunowski-City for Conquest ji: Sicinley Morchlik-Some Fe Trail Emma Matison-Henry Aldrich :if EE Ed Muzur-Waterloo Bridge IN:-4'b:-.www.w:-swmwa--uw'-swQ-:wwooe--:-Q-.S+-N-:-q.S-.Sf.w-:--:--:-. Q-:--:--w4--r++-:-':-c-+-:-2--we-Mworwzwwewzwww-4-+44-+from Page Eiqhtyeiive P 4? 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I I jg pa EE SALES SERVICE it J' QF :lf 4, M E R c U R Y gk IE V LINCOLN ZEPHYR is sg Phone East Chicago 1071 :I gig :gi -F if :ir X :iz gli Indianapolis Blvd. at 148th Sireet I EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA ' if :Ir -,- 172 elk 112 f-9-:-:fr-we-H-4-:eras-4444:-ve A-ft-QH4a'+-teeaaa-it-Q:-QQ-it-Qeeeaaaeeewuwee44444+H+:44efeewfvaews-ve-:eww 5 THESE PROGRAMS MADE THEIR FACES GLOW jg Georgia McCrecI-Henry Aldrich Mary Ann McMahon-Easy Aces ji Wanda McGregor-The Hermit Ed Michcxlcxk-Charlie McCarthy QE Iohn McKenna-Bob Hope Charles Miller-Bob Hope fi Icmes McMahon-The Hermit Doroihy Miller-Dick Iergens Q-Q-it-4-:feave44e4ex4-4-G:-Q-Q-N-ce4e:44e+e+e44f22:a4f:-4-rf-I-I4-N-4+:-i.'f-:4-:'e-N-iw-4-e- M-re-z'+e-xK-:-QN--o-:--r Page Eighty-six . n 5.-fx-4wfeeeeezewfzfeeeeawaaaaeefz-Ias-new+-rexwxweeeveexwfmfewwvs-:ew-54+-:-++-2-+-z-awww-xxw-.'-awo? lg P ' :gi .I --- Ir :gc 1-'RIEDMAN il, Q 4, ja- I5 I E w E L E R s if I P Elf COMPLIMENTS If qi AGENTS I-'CR - O F n YOUR CLASS RINGS WZ ' WILLIAMS FUEL OILS 3 W A T C H E S ,I ' II. -O- nw ? ll: D I A M O N D S r I, I Ili 5 gf SIL v E R w A R E I il? -.- Jr WE MAKE OUR owN ICE CREAM- I, FRESH DAILY. WE USE HORLICKS C I, WATCH AND IEWELRY REPAIRING MAI-T FOR OUR MAI-TED MILKS- SODAS d SUNDAES DELICIOUR gr oUR SPECIALTY an me I, 1 3: NORTHERN LIGHTS y - - 'I ' ICE CREAM COMPANY 1:l Jr 1 asus Indianapolis Blvd. Nexi Door to the Voge Theatre Ig! 31 If r .-:fQ-.weesaeaa-aewvsw4--:-cease-:-e-I-nfRa--R+:-wise:-fze+-e+ee-:e-:e-:-f:+x4aaeeeee'-+-z-++N+e-:+G-i:-6:-+64-eeEE J. Q, WHEN HEARD UPON THE RADIO I Eugene Misner-Bob Hope Iohn Muha-The Shadow fl: Roy Misner-lack Benny Angeline Muni-I Love a Mysiery . fl: Ralph Mosca-Bob Hope Margaret Murphy-Kay Kayser's Show , i Mary Moses-Henry Aldrich E --afr4-:-4-a:+:e:4?e-4-ir-1-+4-xsefxe-:+:-QI-we-e-4-rw-:v++4-M-:-e-xFH-++e+-h-f:-4-sv-maeaewv-veees-if-NK-:-Q-as-:'++4v Page Eightyvseven s ? rrM-2-4-N-M':-eoww-wwwQ-P-:wwvac'-:-:K-:-Q-+4-fe-ww'-Q-xxx'-+-tvraaef-sw-2-444'+M-Q-Q4-Q-Q4-4-+:+4fr4'4-Q-ee-Q-aveii 0 Q ?r lf :iz nz is! ' r. V BEST WISHE5 MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT :Z I to the NEWBERRY'S lg? GRADUATING CLASS fl' qw F 1 1 3: 32 O 94 5c - me - zsc jg ' 35 Sli s T o R E gg fl' if TF Q al: S552 3 it I 716-718 CHICAGO AVENUE Q. :In f :lf .lg -+ lg! lil qi li :E Eg: is .,. s: 22 STEEL WORKERS IE T 'L v ' ORGANIZING COMMITTEE 3 ' ... .. -5 Ei ' :Er 1:2 C. I. O. 49 11' Jr 'lf iii 9 A If 4 'I' '2' I 53 1osr:PH G1-:RMANO F R I E N D 411 ls District Director E . lf Y 35 i Chicago-Calumet District -0- ii, 3 ll, 2- In lg fl' 15 31-+o+f:w.'-.w-.S+-:-fr-2-+4e--:-af:-o++-:-:-:-+4-4--:-f. +-a-:-4--:--21-:-4+-:w.'wwe+-Q-:--I-+04-4-+-wwwwm-oec++-:-emxxfb-Noomg, '- iff is WHEN SINGING. DANCING. on LISTENING ron PLEASURE 3: Doroihy Mysliwiec-Tiny Hill Karl Norris-Fred Waring Olly Mysliwy-Glenn Miller Ed Nowak-Lawrence Welk Chester Mysliwy-Benny Goodman Ed Oblon-Lawrence Welk 9 . Dorothy Nolan-Dick Iergens Iecm O'Lecrry-Artie Shaw Q Carol Olson-Glenn Miller :iqwe-+4-2-vw--9'terviw+-:--:www-:'-:--:axeQ-aes-:Q-2-Qfr-4--:-ease:fren4-+-M-fz'-x4a4vQ:Q-9++-w+rc-oMS+-:-4--:-'.'-++-:--:'es'b+Q.w-:f-:2: Page Eighlyeight z s P It I ? x ry+-:--:'++-:--:--mv:--A-2--N--:--:f4--54-'rfo-+4-4+-z--:--1e-Qz'-:w:n.'-+-:Q-:w:'4v-I-f:-44-:--:--:-:'+-:-'.w:--:-.:-4fvo+-:-c-fw+4--:'-:-++e-:--:woo-:f-:--z-oxwq IE 'ii MAX NASSAU LARSON'S FOOD SHOP 25 , , Ig I E W E L R Y GROCERIES Is. MEATS il , 34 Esmbhshed 1891 ma INDIANAPOLIS BLVD. I W' aw CHICAGO AVENUE Phone E' C' 7 .s E h- I - q., 5 East Chicago. Indiana us' C wage Indiana .C 32 IE b :ff FLUORESCENT LIGHTING Ei as I ji' EMERSON RADIOS GIFTS-SPORTING GOODS ir' 'QP BIZ 'Q M. O. 4712 INDIANAPOLIS BLVD. , S26 CHICAGO AVENUE EUS: chicago, Indiana 5. :Z Tel-E-C-897 KEN BATES DICK BATES Qi 35 A I v BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS Ig MILLER s K ii S. CONFECTIONAERY C O M P L I M E N 'I' S III ' il LUNCHES AND DINNERS - O F - 22 Home cooked Food ' FORSYTHE LUNCH 4 817 CHICAGO AVENUE 4S03Vz INDIANAPOLIS BOULEVARD :IL J, dh il. Ii: 55 if -.- -.- I J' IIT :fi COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS II -'I . - o T - - O I' - fig :I .EI IOSEPH A. MEADE DR. ORA L. MARKS F I, 5:2 -.- -.- I 132 4? libro-sc-4--1+ 4' S '--:--:-own:--:nz-:..:'ef-z'-:'-a-:-'z--:-ewef-2.44-:-A..-:-4+++-N--:-4-nw-:--z'-:--:wow--L-woo-:-cwwv-5-mcwo-2'-:--:n.w+o3 '12 . if THEY SWING AND SWAY TO EVERY MEASURE Helen Ostrowski-Dick Iergens Lena Paganelli-Kay Kayser if gif: Richard Ozelie-Fred Waring Edwin Paiterson-Dick Iergens ik Rena Pancheri-Dick Ierqens Margaret Perevuznik-Kay Kayser 94 lZ:f-:'+:--:-+4--N-+-: :--:f++-:-e--N-Q:-aw:--:--:-Q-I'-:nsc--A-z--A-:-:--:-+2--:-+-.S-:f-:'-:-vwww-f:--z-vw-:--zwwwwz-wwf:-IA:-4-Nw'-Q-:--:--:'c--:-:4-9+-Q - iw Page Eighty-nine 'iw'6466+-?9'.566sYx 4''MW''ZNM'P+xYs '2NI . x +'!'9-Z-s'N!'46'!w94'!'4'2 ! Ps5'b69'5'! 5-!0+'2'u 4'sNQ 54's56-5Q+4'-b'Qs 4's +'59++9 GOODYEAR SERVICE W. H. IACKSON. Manager GOODYEAR TIRES-BATTERIES-RADIOS ROAD SERVICE Phone Indiana Harbor 2011 MICHIGAN AND PARRISH AVENUE East Chicago. Indiana COMPLIMENTS INDIANA ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. Phone E c. 1857 CENTRAL PHOTO SERVICE Commercial Photographers Kodaks - Films ' Supplies Commercial and Amateur Photo Finishing Andrew I. Adams G02 West Chicago Avenue East Chicago. Indiana PHIL SMIDT 6 SON Inc FISH AND CHICKEN DINNERS ROBY. INDIANA - . - Air Conditioned Open the year 'round Phones-Whiting 1571-1572 MM. ffbifi' 'QQZNZNQH4446+'2'2 2'9Q'Z Z I I-9'Z Z'1. Q4NZ Z OxNZ'+'NZ''I ! P'.'NP'99'?'T Z'9s5+'Z'4's sWsW6'P ! 2'+'I'+ '4'Q'x +4'? NKWQ SOME PREFEH RED. SOME PREFER BLUES Anthony Petropolis-Blue Cyril Petyo-Blue Betty Piazza-Red Harold Pilotto-Blue George Pokriicak-Red George Paulsen-Green William Price-Brown Amelia Puntillo-Beige 44 '6'++'N'5- 'Q'2 ! 56v2'f? 'MIND 'I ! Z 5vZ'4 . 'Z P-Z ?4 ! 1W I'C'4'. '.W'Z-'2'4 P'! ?'I ZNZ I . 'Z 2's + 4'i Z'0sV. 1. xVb+'NQ1Z Q 's 4'v'.W4-4 +s Page N nely 'Vu'f:r'?90Q99Q2'5-fi?-1444+ 5-364'9499Wfieifi-Q4494444 :-24'59S5'?'35'w'5i54''Ti-i44+3f09494 :'i59454'vvs5QQ6' els FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS Alice WadasfOh. Fooey. I Laura Martin-Hi. Keed. 1 - 0- 'I dl? ik Mary Valentino'-Oh, Curly. Victoria Natale-- Oh, Iohnny . Irene Darrow-l'll think about it. Eva Iacusia -G-Man-Ese Emily Domsicff- Crimnickles. ' Ieanette Krakowiak-For Pete's sake, qi: S P E N C E R I S Iosephine Beniewicz-Al-belujah. ig Betty Piuua4Cutie. 'IP V La Verne Clark-Hey. there's some man. It for Elaine Tsaros-By golly or by crumb. I La Von Fairse- Aw. shoot. L Betty Bouras-Fiddle dee dee. -- B R James Williams-Nurtx. 'X REM' HAM U GERS Leonard Guxiar-'Could be. Bill Kotsiakon-That's what you think, tlr C H I L I Valeria GermackfAw, go on. 'i 1 Betty Hunt--'But deiinitely. P I E Bessie Malarik-fGee whiz. Florence Rossi--Aw. gee. Ph ll's Stump-It's the truth. I C O F F E E lol:-i lMuhaf-Hello darling and you know it, E Marie Stanaszek-l'm telling ya. Bob Gonnan-HeII's bells, -al F R 0 5 T E D M A L T 5 Ed OblonfI'lI back-hand you. ig Mary Craig-No toomr. 1' Peggy Stettes f-How dumb. Peter Droszda-And how. Marie Homcof -Sure thing. ...... Edith Simkofwell. I'II tell you. NP 1 Billy Nolan-Well. call me lease Iames. ig Jack Miner-You wouldn't toot me. would you? George Milan- Aw. I always Iorget. L Robert Crane- ,You can't Iool me. It C O M P L I M E N T S - 0 F - 3 HANNAH NI-ISSAU'S st SPECIALTY SHOP 1? - Q T H E 802 3' S T O R E West Chicago Avenue F O R 0 East Chicago, :IE M E N Indiana is It El EVERYTHING IN MUSIC I gl HAMMOND MUSIC CENTER 145 STATE STREET HAMMOND jg Phone sm P ??w 444'C'0s54'+x sNZ'f'4'0'bQ'!'0+6s50s5'T'4!'9+i !'x5s s50QsWG-4 5'5'C 5sY. sV!'s59'I-4'6'3 3'Z'6'Z'6s50s5'1'+0'2 I ! ! 2 .'N s5'. s sW4i' 13: BUT THESE RANK FIRST HS THEIR FAVORITE HUES I: Catherine Quinn-Yellow Eloise Reeves-Blue Q Ted Razwicki-Green Ted Rogus-Brown lane Reardon-Blue Florence Rossi-Red jf Anthony Rucinski--Green 3 'gs 5N'r4'+9s549s sYs5s5s +'!'4'+s'4'4'4-E46QTHZ4'Q'94'Efiid-Q-+T'r5iE44f'Pi+34'Qi3'r!r'! 1-6'f'+55Q'iW9'! I''IN''INR-'?w.5s5x549'!'44 568 Page Ninety one f!'0044NZ !'4'+'3''Z''ZNINP'2 2'+'Z !'+s xN+'I I N+0+'Z-094''I Z's5'!'Q94'++Qx5i'i !'4 . '5'!'+'5'I'+449'Z 9'2'4'+Q ! 5i'QC'Q'2'sV2'+2'9sx4' '34 ' 'i . 'Z' .iz A WISCONSIN LUMBER -'- Q AND COAL COMPANY 3 2 E A S T C H I C A G O 4 I.. E L.,mbe,,c0.,1,.-md RECREATION 25 Building Material - ig' BOw11ng Alley 35 If ' --- 3 '2 Y fi 4609 TODD AVENUE IE F F B O W E R S fi If. Z5 Phone E. C. 16 and 17 53 4 1- .- li East Chicago, Indiana . 35 -1- IL 35 fl' ,. QE CONGRATULATIONS TO HERFFJONES COMPANY OP ., THE CLASS OF '41 Designers and Manufaciurers is 'r 3. 'x' ii 1 f I 15 IACK MEADE s -Q - 3 ff. 5' .I' ug gif RADIO SERVICE SCHOOL AND COLLEGE IEWELRY I2 3- 2- SOUND SYSTEMS GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS 'I' MEDALS - CUPS AND THOPHIES -f- . ,Z, :E Sales - Service - Rentals -5- e fi Records and Recorders ID'-'UGHUPOUSI Indiana 3 is E 4304 INDIANAPOLIS BOULEVARD Iewelers to ll 21 Ph eE'C'190 ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL wa-eo-A-:--:-:-:--:--3-e--:--t-+w-. -r-r-:--r-M--:'-:--:-4M--:-:-4--:fo-1'-:-iff:-+9+-54+-2--:--:Q-:-.7-:wr-:'-:H-:-ww4++-:wxw-:--:-wwe-o-:-:-9+-:-43. I SOME LIKED THEM RED-HOT: SOME LIKED THEM BLUE ,Q Dorothy Ryder-Amapola Ted Scropos-I'll Never Smile Again Beily Iane Sapp-You Walk By Marie Segreto-You Walk By if 'i' Howard Sapp-A1exander's Rag Time Band Eugene Seifert-Trade Winds 3 E Lois Scofield-Star Dust Mary Alice Sharpe-You'd Be Surprised s+4'4'N'1''1 P0'P'Z'00 9Q4'+4N1 Z Z Z'QI''2N. '! 2'4'66'2 Z Z 2 2 b '9'b+5'Z 2 1'-1 I b'1'4 Z'4 Z'0'2''I 2 Z 5II'Q's s 'Z'4'9'Z Z'4 2''I ! N4 i 2 Page Ninety-Iwo 4 4 n 5 F v - G QI u 1 4 ?-rw.:-:-':-4-:--:-I-Q++f:-a--a'-.wof.w-:-:'o4-c'-:-4w.'-w-+4.'-f. -. -w:--:--rev-:vw-:-5M-Q-:n.we-N-9-Nwb-:-Pow:-4--:-mwowznhxxvg wi if Ig? iff fl: fx? - -.- ' EE il: Ii :iz 5 gig COMPLIMENTS ' ix! 0 :I L. 1. D1xoN , OF, ? 'E .S if I A T E S E N ' :Ig DEL C S TEIBELS -I5 Qi TI IL Frosied Foods gf: STEAK-CHICKEN :F EIS 4204 INDIANAPOLIS BLVD. F IS I-I - F R o G L E G s Q J. ' Phone 3470 Ii, Come Out After Your Parties ond Dances If For Good Things to Ecn ' JL 'L ii. TI, -0- ' ii? 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If ' 4, -0- -0- 4 :lf 1 E 3fg+f:-':-c-f:'e'-:-':--z--:--:--41+-:-efw-cf-ww:-Q-:Q-2-.'-+44-we+-.wwxxwwwea-eww-4-4-sw:-4+sxwN'+':wxw+++xxww.S-.xwo-:-44,3 .P , ig OTHERS LIKED THEM swEE'r AND DREAMY 'roo Clifford Shelboume-There I Go Iomes Sills-My Lust Goodbye :F :lf Icxmes Sherby-Amapola Edith Simko-San Antonio Rose :IQ if Anthony Sludich-Red snns in the Sunset EE Tl: 4, : +sxxK+a-5+-1-4244-Q-50+-vsvo-:-dnsow-2-soM4--:+-we44-2-mv-xxw-wweowwcwmxwvwmxxxwwmxxwmw-Eli Page Ninety-three viwe-.K+fa-+-N-4++4410-.wfM-4-:-:-M-:-9+-:-+4-+-.w-oo-.'w'w.w4-+-ren:-:A-:--N-r-.vw+-:-+':-:-+-.wfQa-a-e4-e-c'4f-r-:-.wx'-4-sw+-r-:f4-+1F P- 'lf JL :el J: - o - - , - e- il ss 'Q 2. ll - BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS QL 4 A to the T O T H E C L A S S f 2 'gf GRADUATION CLASS OF1941 35 23 . OF 1941 gr gl I 3. el' +I' . -lb 2' r V fr .. J om :zz fi BROTHERS' RESTAURANT il 4538 INDIANAPOLIS BLVD. EE East Chicago, Ind. c L u B c 0 M I T A t il' 44 T QI: 4 w - . -' '- . - . 5' if . it Jr l Y' P E il' QI! -v- COMPLIMENTS Ig? -oF- gg 2 COMPLIMENTS w - 0 F - CONFECTIONERY at ICE CREAM 3401 MICI-HGAN AVENUE Indiana Harbor 2 sl Z 4 Ii 4 O P E N 2 4 I-I O U R S 4 r -.- r f x if --- 1: 21 L 252 S tra-6:4-e-2-oe-be--be-4-i:vsS-c'-9-2-1-0+4Q-QR-sS++o++o-4-+sxS-.S+Q++we-it-Q-4-4-4-4-Q-4-.S-2-:-+w'+e-:eww 1-Qt'-9-2--5-:afzaaz-++ E WHETHER SAD OR FILLED WITH IOYS E Mary Slampyak-Gone With the Wind Loretta Spilewski-Mr. Smith Goes to Wczshinqion 2 f Iess Sloss-Son oi Monte Cristo Phyllis Sohkowicz-Hardy Pictures 32 Ed Smaron-Edison the Mun Iohn Soltesz-Hudson's Bay If g Phillip Smith-Charge of the Lighi Brigade Marie Ann Stanasek-Ramona ' f:'o4+-:-:--:-M-:-:f-.xw-+eee4-+:-c-i:-mv-ave-we-:++Q-it-4-ave-Q-+++++-:-M-444-4-4+:f+:v:-:-mvee-b-w-:-f:--:wzwz-eww-Q-:wxwv Page Ninety-four I 3 Z 'NN NQQQQGQ'T !'4'!'C Z'sWs 99sW',54'+++4'. '2'I'-h2 2 1--IN!-M6++'Z-'F-P'I 2''THIN''I''Z''Z 2's s xV2'V350'2 2 Z'0'2 ! . 'Z Z 3 C Z'66x Qs'N5'b+ - . -. -g - FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION or EAST CHICAGO Corner Chicago and Indianapolis Blvd. CURRENT EARNINGS TX, ON INSURED SAVINGS East Chicago. Indiana REID DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS R E I D B L D G . East Chicago, Indiana Telephone 88 ...- ...- KARL D. NORRIS REGISTERED ARCHITECT-A.I.A. zos CALUMET Bumnmo PHONE E. c. las East Chicago. Indiana Iulien Fein'-Lile in general. Lyle Berqulst-Alice Kulda. Adolph Buda-leon Griner, Margaret Artibey-Wallrinq home at noon. Emil Grabos4Patrol duties. John Frew-Every Saturday nite. Florence l-'erryfCandy girl duties, Paul Halas-Working in Haynes' oilice. Hubert Hinton--Ir.5r. Prom. Lillian Ignas!'l'elling Iohnny Holi . Lena Paganellifl.B. Ted Scropos--Wrestling. MY BIG MOMENT Evalina Connersf When I iirst cams to Roosevelt. -First varsity lootball game. Georgia M::Crea- Catherine Quinn-Trip to Calilomia. Tommy O'Dcnnell-Catching mouse in hall. Faye Heslin-Senior party grand march, . Dorothy Brassard-Iunior party. Gerry Bleau-Patsy Biancardi Irene En-trick-Boys Irom Washington. . Helen ThompsonfRay Zona. rt Bob Heimerl-The concert orchestra. . Solomon PuntiIlofCross4:ountry meet at Indiunap Chez Paree alter Ir. Prom. xweeegxwf:-cw:--:wbefovzf-:-'a-4-4-ew'-1-owmmxwmwwwwemsmwemww-me--New-me-tw-e+4--:-4+-re-.'-Q:-c-4-M-we THESE WERE FAVORITE MOVIES WITH THESE GIRLS AND BOYS Peggy Stefies-Gone With the Wind Margaret Suranich-Strike Up the Band Frank Stiglitz-Twenty Mule Team Bob Sutherland-Philadelphia Story Lucille Stover-Fighting Comrade Ed Swiatkowski-Knute Rockne, All American Phyllis Stump-Gone With the Wind +'3 2'v1's! Z Z''NZ''Z Z I I Z'i!-2-+44 ?-Q-6Q64sN. 'b'04C-fin!-4-64vQ-Qlb-b66s x'-'MYGNZ'-2'4''Z'-. xW9'3'+s5s5'8'x50'C0!-+N b'. 'bsV3's56+-.x4xW Page Ninety tive S.++9s5+4 Z Z'+'Z b'I'0s5Q'bsWs +'I''bs 'C'+s5Qs'+s5-2'6x5x x -?x 9Q'x'w5s5'b'Z''P9'l Z-'2's5s5+sV?4 6sWx5'5'I'+s5s59s54'9Ns'r'Z 2-+6'?sWs 9'! 2 ? -iq E 3- MANN FLORAL SHOP 2 II' 'I' F L 0 W E R S D. T. 1 ? For All Festive Occasions P L O W E R S ' Beautiful Wedding Bouquets and Corsages 1: 3719 MAIN STREET G I F T S QF Indiana Harbor, Indiana Greeiing Cards 1:1 Phone I. H. 1055 ii is 41, I I 1. jg CREDIT AT CASI-I PRICES 251 35 COMPLIMENTS I gi: COUSINS. Inc. 4, P b l - from '. The Store That Confidence Built DIAMONDS-WATCHES-JEWELRY A FRIENDLY DOCTOR E siaa 1-IOHMAN AVENUE HAMMOND E12 II ABBoTT's 2' Standard Service Station C I T I E 5 S E R V IC E if I' H' ABBOTT' P 'P'le'o' BOULEVARD SUPER SERVICE if , 1 ,xc 3:5 ALL STANDARD oI1. PRODUCTS ULM 6 OCONNELL, Props- :lt I-Ii-Pressure Greasing 4, jk Cdr Washing l43RD A INDIANAPOLIS BLVD. EI! ,K Ig l45'I'H AND INDIANAPOLIS BLVD. East Chicago. Indiana as Phone 3444 If ,, gg 4+ J. . ll! 1:5 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 41 C Q M P L I M E N T S 4 I 5- T. O. MCLEAN 115 5' -0P- :lc ,I Teacher of Voice and Piano ji: 5 BOB WHITE 15: azs WEST CHICAGO AVENUE INCORPORATED 1,5 Phone E. C. 711-w 'a' g 94'xWs5s5x5'.VL5'P'P406'Z'664x596+64Q'QMWKKWMXWN9444664+i-4'66 P'2'4fPs54'3 ?'I'+++4'+9+Q940ZNZ'Z'4 !'4 Ps5sWi3 'Q GABLES AND TURNERS AND I-IEDY LAMARRS-THESE WERE THEIR FAVORITE MOVIE STARS Jr Eleanor Szabo-Bette Davis Iohn Uylaki-Veronica Lake ., Ieannette Szczepanski-Ann Sheridan Smila Varichak-Robert Taylor I Betty Thom-Lawrence Olivier George Verbish-Iudy Garland , Helen Thompson-Deanna Durbin Alice Wadas-Richard Greene I Anthony Tomaszek-Errol Flynn Marge WadzPClark Gable 2 4' Ed Trojanowski--Spencer Tracy Albert Waltman-Errol Flynn 5: Elaine Tsaros-Lawrence Olivier William Waltman-Spencer Tracy 'I E: Betty Weydert-Victor Mature :fftv-Ifs9+1M.VZ-4'G+HiE-5464-5 66'B4''H-+356-T-4- 'Z''bx +'! '. ! 2-'! Z-'IW-+2-Q N4-i4-4-4Q'?'Z'Z+Q-hY9'G4F34-4244 - 'l'+344-GQFQFHQ Page Ninelyaix IE 1 fl la Jn Jw 4:- 4 r -'s :Ir J. II. :- 'E I wir -It I: P r ? 'ff It In If iw' T 'L 'L 2, my -If 'IF 112 z JI' 1, QI III Jw Jr 4:5 TIP fi- II' IIIIM. GI-IRM!-IN PRINTING EU -nv' .-- 94- .L :.'-' 4-,A 17...-I .. , 1 I x, men.. 9,751 13' 1 ,,,.a'5'i2:-. Nic f-Ei' is .- 1-I I f vibes . :4q,':4.gg . Q Q- , - .xp - . si. M -. -1. is si ,'4Q:i'l:! .1,.,L5,g 4 .. 1 - . , .fn 1,-ku.. Qfgiff uw 'f fe - iw, ..- Lf 1104 W. Chicago Ave. ..w. . 1. -' 1:-.. East Chicago, Indiana Phone E. C. 1985 gf' Q4--:--M-Q-Q-Q-fb-:-nwQ-:-4-Q-4+ee-:+es'-4e!it-a-s-uw:-.'-:'4--:'-s-:n:-i:f4-sw-+svf++-5+-:-H-.S+-z-4:-'.'-'z-Q40++++++'.'-w+++-.Saw 'z 3. ,x 0 o 'X 0 O 0 I 3. E I. 11' Ig! ISI l B L :gt , 4.: , , ., . 4' . E vi .' I, , - '-,558 . Y Il, 59 M 'I' is :I It it 5? 3 I 1 I . In . IE 1 .I 0 5 I, P 3? IE JI 'IIP -In gp IIC Jr Ir iw' 31 'e 3? .ip 3? If 33 2 N -1 I Pl In 0 Z I E P II fn? FI! is Q 1 it I nl? 'PQ'- 'PS'59'PQ'8 +SsSs9S54' 4 ! ?'C'9'. '5s5f'9Q'9'5 . 9'5 4 : 5S5Xx4 : 5'f 'Z'9Q'12''5'?'s5S '5Q : A :'9'P': -s+Ss4S59S5'PX5Ss'P'5'2'0S '.5++'P'I 5 il: In SHRIMP AND CHICKEN. ROAST BEEF. TOO-- SOME LIKE POT ROAST. OTHERS LIKE STEW Lawrence Truman4paghetti Royston Warren-Poi roast lack Weydert-Pork chops Senorena Willard-Turkey Margaret Wleklinski-Apple pie Ray Zarzc-Chop suey Ice Zawada-Pork chops Clam Zawara-Fried chicken Mary Ziller-Hot dogs Iack Zoeqer-Chicken '2'+x +94+4-+4MKNMKKYMVFQWZ''I'-F??':a5-5-302-1.54Qui'QZQSSQYQQ-IWW4'+i!-sW-21-4-h'N. 'I'++4xW-7'404'9s -?+!'+x'9'INSQGSVQ Page Ninetylseven fi. .L I In 1 P flu -an -c 64 Xu , .yn-k1'..x'.,fX A wx, O 5 I I ,Y25 lo S , CD 50 2 1 iii Q 32 22 PHUTUGRAPHEH M S.4N ! Z'++4'4 2'Q'!'4 !'0'!' 2 Z'66+++ 'Z Z'++v?4'4's xW+'?s 6'ZN.NQ'94tQsN9f?+s5+-!'0N4t'! ?x5s +6+xh9s564 b6+'.5s9s5s '!'x59 . ti 0 . tl Q -g IN D E X fE S FULL PAGE I. Ll Newberry Company ' Kar D. Norris ' Northem Lights Ice Cream Company . Blumenthal's Neipp Electric Service 2, f East Chicago Insurance Board Pleasant View Dairy Store .gk 9 Forsythe Theatre Reid Drug Company 3: Garman Printing Company Phil Smidt and Son 4, Q: Indiana Theatre Spencer's fir 4, McIntyre Motor Corporation Teibel's 'F - Northem Indiana Public Service Company Williams Fuel Oils 3 1? Oil Workers Intemational Union Wisconsin Lumber and Coal Corn n 0 . Pu Y .I 4. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Harold M. Yailee Il: 4I: Reid Thompson gl, 'I V' Th t --3 vig, ff,,I,i,,, om:-stGH'rH PAGE 55 . tl qw gg HALF PAGE Abbott's Service Station , Atlas Delicatessen tl? ' B tt 's Grace ill 1- G v rv . : Davis spun Shop ggsizwllilrigdvgxaze and Supply Company E: Board of Education Boulevard 'Super Service '-li 'I, Boston Cleaner's Shop cousins Inc ' chicago college oi commeme De Wiltllleirigeration Service ' First National Bank . Dragus Brothers Food Shop 5 Friedman lewelers Fomyme Lunch 3' Givel Furniture 'Company . b Grover Tank and Manuiacturing Company Fnendly Doctor Hanley and Sons Company Hanmcn Drugs . Dick Hoyt Lewin's K H -M S gtIarr::sMBever:Ee Coryzorgrtionchv Ilfsleshugguf A X '. mn 'gas' ayor 0 us' 'Ngo Larry's Busy Comer Confectionery . Nassau and Thompson Lumen! Fwd Sho Steel Workers Organizing Committee . P 'gf Dr. C. K. Little Looking Glass Beauty Shop Lush Shoe Store .l. ONE-FOURTH PAGE ::1rbl'M?sd0l C 0 4. an ie ewery ompany . yt, tl' Mann Floral Shop Ji :lt Atkins ICB CYWIP CONPGHY Alexander Mari. Shoe Repair , Dr. George F. Bicknell No,-wood Mqykey P yf Bfflhol' Coffee Sho? Markley's Food Shop tin 0 Brothers' Restaurant DL gm L. Mark, 4Ii 4's BUSY Comm' COMSCGOHGYY Matchen's Flower Shop 'b QI- Central Photo Service Shop Tony 0, Mclean Walter Conroy. Chief ot Police use h A, Mggde ' Club C 't lvlnp on-na ' an b Dixon Delicatessen Hannah Nossau's Specialty Shop . V East Chicago Business College A Max Nassau. Jeweler :if w East Chicago Recreational Bowling Alley Petersen's Food Shop .ii First Federal and Savings Loan Association M, 0, Seiten Company ty: p A Ffielld Schoenberg's 'tt tl! Goodyear Service. Inc. Continental Tailors il II: I-9011 GYUHQBY East Chicago Restaurant 'yt ls HI-lb9Y'l FUHBIGI Chdpel Georqe's Barber Shop :lt Hammond Music Center Iaye's Dress Shop Qlp Herfl-Iones Company Hog Dog job,-fs t- Indiana Electric Service Company Kriii Hotel X Kaplan's Shoe Store M. Lichtmqn i up DY- G- G- LCPV-'l Lester A. Ottenheimer I s lack Meade's Radio Service Henry W. Petersen 0 3: Milk Dealers Bottle Exchange Iulia K. Schroeder ily 1 Edward C. Minas Compan Pete Skatish, Sr. qt' AIP Y 4, il: E. R. Moore Company Allen P. Twyman qlp Ji fl? :i:t+sN.W'I'x +64'+++sX90+ Nts? 'Z'C !9'.'542f.Y4'-5rT'+44''P'Hriiribi-i. '!-I-s s 12''Z'f!+i2'4'iF'-i?'4 Zf'l Z'6'2 !'rf'+2'+fT'4 rH-i - tZ' 'I 2 Z Z ! 2'tI' '! Z T !'4 :i: t ft' To Our Friends. the Advertisers- s 3' at We wish to express our ratitude and a recicxtion to ou for the s lendid coo eration ou il: I. h h PP Y P P Y 4, D ' A ' 4. Il: ave given t e Roundup Staff, this year. Thank You very much' 3: The nouns-up stuff-1941 r44+544 1'4-Q'4'Q'+Q42'15aY1Y'?+692964644-94-G'54it64126444-4-ii-QW!-+RNWQAQTG402'ini'402''!ffZ'?544-C-frtirrw'P'Z 2-5-ia?-F'2 2'i 2 ? Page Ninety-ni ne Scriobfizzqs from fha ggifors' Alter all is readfand done what do you think?fHow did you like your picture? Was your boy-triend's O.K? We hope that you have enjoyed every minute spent reading this bookfwe have spent hours making it lor youflune, 1940 the new Round-up Staff was announced'--heavens! We didn't know what we were getting into-Iuly-August-we studied layouts-collected ideas+September -we started light house-keeping in the staltroom-sans curtains- easy chairs-rugs--et cetera-but with plenty ol iood in the cup- board-particularly oceans ot pepsicolaggurgle, burp -October -Russet leaves lell on the campus- -so did our spirits as we bumped Editors-In-Chief records, mounting, trimmingn working into the wee night hoursA came April-no loolin'-we wondered il your would enioy our book -we tore our hairf 'bit our nails-as we tried to make it worth your dollar-Easter -we worked during Vacationfno rest even tor good editors-'May-the Advertising went to press-we heaved sighs ol relielfspring house cleaning-sold our pepsi bottles--to buy a spring supply-lrantically rushing down the home stretch to the deadline-May-ilth-Blessed Day-we tucked the book into bed -down at Garman's-song Glory Halleluiah-moved out--leaving only a To Let sign on the door-Then-we had time to think about Elaine Phyllis Betty lack Tlaros Brentlinqer our heads together- and gave Miss Reilel some silver threads -to scatter among the gold trying to create a clever theme-lor your book f- Kaleidoscopically speaking - V November- picture schedules --Senior shotfluniors shotiSophomores shot'-clubs shot--we, too. were almost dead- when it was all over-December-Santa stopped in 034 leaving gallons ol nibber cement because we were good editors iso we thoughtl flanuary-bllzzards-we were snowed under --with works February---Valentine's Day-but we had lost our hearts in our workfMarch winds f-making posters d breaking Acknowledgment: Photography--G, Reed Thomson Printer -Gannon Printing Company Hngraver-Laveme l. Lounsburyf Pontiac Engraving and Electrotyping Co, Covers--W. B. Cankey Company Page One Hundred Weyde lane Augusta Reilel rt Feln Sponsor the qood times we had had in our little house-ol the iriends we had madegol that warm- --cheering leeling that hours working tp- gether broughtfthe thrill at creating a bookflrom dummy pages -the jokes. the time out lor laughing-And seriously-we hope that in the years to come-when we're scattered to the ends of the earth-and these days are in the dim past-that glimpses through this book will bring a rush ot memories-of the time when we were lust a Couple of Kids in Roosevelt High School---and ol the Seniors in the Class ol 1941. QQ V xg Au lgevoir. QW! Jaw bfi! f tice QK5c1rC!,J1'f K , I H5175- ' Ha Y Eh f ' ,. t1P'.f . WI' .. .-I ,ff fn ii-53. If,,,.,f ,. ,. .., II. ,U 1 .H . -if-.PL -J -: .-.L 'W--' p' , ,I . '. ', ' .I. I' 1:-- ' . r I Ir. I .M .j. f:....:'.. 'I M 'Jkt .W-1 Q.. - Y 'J' is f . ff. I . if 'FU 5' NV. I I If-. 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A QQ, ,Sports Editor....,s Circulation Manage: RQ:J0rt8f8 err: do s 1 1 1 I A 1 1 ' 2 - 1 1 1 , , 0...-.--........,.... -rr , . , 1 We the Stl-idBht5 of Buckeye School' . Th1s'sohoo1 phper is a fine example of what copperation can bring about when all'ire3wil1ing to work for a common goodlf ' . I think that'the lessons you nAve,leurnog, while-thus engaged, v.rY11'!:-la of great benefit to you in 1-Hier 1116:-. , ' K I' ' You-Heier'-toqnd, no doubt, that there are curtain fundamental rules to follfiiz in ardeiz' tomake a-success 'ol your work., Afj . - f A' as iq the projeoteyou have Just f1ninhaQ,1there are certain rules you BUBt'fUl10i'fB'SV5ffdRK life, W Quang theseg fgijfplay, hohegty of , purpose? perseverance and obedience to establieh d authority. All these, and uxrxez-sq. wfllilieam you in enapm pleru fuller service to voureelf, ' oqmmunityg and bdwnttyi, L U, ' ,?-' , fdeorge Nl Dewellq E V if Principal , , 1 iv ,. ,V 1' - - -.1 7 , N A ' ., j-PQfQ?',g3jM5i . ,pf2Q5 Tj2g'1QfLyo.hJj:bgLgg , f' sv n ,J 1 u 1. 1, '1L ,FW 'MW' f 41? '?Bq-53 6,115 'L 'V f Q ' I 1 fi . 1, 'I - 1 it ' 1 1 -11: 'P V1 4 nf 'J 4?'n 'P -1, J s , :Iwi P' uf F1 My .1 .1 x 1 V w W , Inq , I - L 1 .,', ,L r 1 51 4 ag LL V'-I L 11h 111 'N 1-3 :A 'fa a'f L R.N.1 F1 - ,.,l.w we 1 M1 ,M .,z1 J 1 . . 11 11 4,1H 1 i g.,,o A Uni ..,.V V, .n. ..L. . f R Y 1 W W . Flaw 5 :Vw ., -,+L ' 11 w,' ' f v' up 2 4. 111 gig 1 i1 ,ga ., 11.M,.f1,g N1 , 4 flwl A Me, :ph If rf, 1 1 11, 11. A15 Wa J 1 L M1 af 1. .A N XP! xv k1..e I qw! 1 x1 F, M Ugg 1 :rv 4 1- 4 3 4? 51 at 5- I xl. x 'EA ,. 'J , ug., .1-'Y A fl ff I-1' I I, X 1-7 ff L4 1 9 14 mu '31 W ' U 'WiR3 X -'EET Hello, brave Upon this-p So soon youo And leave th I'd like to This claus 1 And thoq we Full meny a 1141 BA Cm 1 1 lede and lasalea Sweet, e again we meet. V 31 1 pass the out-or door, ' e school for evermorol: L gy, before you go, ' ,Q :anything butf-naloytl ' l, 1 oved you all so.liw1x 'z' lme npr heir did olulkpn But why bringing ahah gnaauy mm f ' .ma wx-me ny , am with vm-ay win 1, Bent lat theQeleeplng dogs lie etiQ14. If you keep njnlzm, 19:1 agute I will. 1 ' Goodbye, my Upon this pa A1 ' 1: kiends, so fihe at heart!- at 'last to part. , I strongly y,Eh.a lot of Jov For wry gi BA The SA hlass in mak1ng.u1eir l and ev'ry bog,N 4 if 4 w.x.., y.1aneQ. Q '7 1 1 e cmsa -.vim M H 1 Willa wish tp' leave: A it 1 1 l 1 11 Marion Patkeraon's curls 1 1 Elsie G1-efifius' hir and mouth June Buonetvs boyfriends e Anna Yurji Ach athletic ability 8 'X 1 Margaret' i iolzos eyes , I. , Dernite? Szeheyos toy-dancing , Margie o teeth -' ,l- Winifred glliamsv shape A lla:-the .Ta e llariz.-Q1-0a pugg nose , Q. llargurett lllitom. Us freckles 11 Glifford ight2s curly hair aniw :A at lehio'abi1ity QA Mi sie: 1 1 11 ff a r- eef 9 e . 1 1 L3 Bob Childzvl girlofrienfm andv b et HeQiqggbi11ty . TQ3 . 1' ' F ' ' Q' - 1 l 13 A Yi H-1-1,m , il J L il., W .,,o f - . xemigfgeilge- of -1 A - H1 f..-3 .I, 'Dv 1 V aufoty Patrol Louder Careless Bill Driscoll was hit by a speed ing automobile while playing release. However we ere gdad to report it is not serious. 11 SAFETY SLOGANS 1. A look both ways may save your days! 2, Cross the street with the green light but not before looking both waysS 3. Play sway from the street! 4. Always cross at corners, and before you do watch out for cars and theyoll watch out for you! 5. Do not play baseball in vacant lots near houses or streets! ' sos childs - Safety Patrol Leader Bob Driscoll Wins Marble Championship The contest was held for Buckeye on April 24, at the close of school. The contestants of each room would have games for the room champion. Then the room champions fight it out for school champion. The winner was Bob Driscoll with Alan Templeton second. There were 41 contestants including three girls. The winner of the Jackson school championship was Kenneth Berger. .---.-11-12-1-1 Bob Childs Buckeye School Spelling ' Champion The Youngstown Vindioator every year has the grade schools of Mae .honing County to pick a school cham- -pion. The school champions will meet Saturday, May 6, at South High 'School at 10 A.M. 'The champion of Mahoning'County will go to Washing- ton D.C. this summer. The champion D of Buckeye is Hobart also the champion of grade. The champion Childs. hu is the eighth n of the seventh grade, Mary Lon Ready, sixth grade, Mary Jean Dunbar, fifth grade, Bobby Lee Faulds, fourth grade, ' Richard Nelson. --.--..i..-...-.-.1 1 l Hrs Roach Talks to History Class p A few weeks ago our history class was studying the Panama Canal. Q lisa Richey, knowing that Hr.Rosoh f helped in building the Canal asked A him to talk to US. Mr. Roach consented to come down J and talk to us. He told us how they made the Canal free of malaria and different things about the locks T and length of canal. a little time he had As he only had to give a brief sketch of the building of the canal. 1 He then promised to come some other 1 time. science Class Visits t Meander ' We were given transportation by s group of our mothers and dads. Our trip was taken on Friday after- noon Hsy 5, 1959 et 1:00. we stopped first at the where we were met-by Messerly, who showed where we saw netboye interesting things. the Filtration Plant Seven Mile Inn our guide, Mr. us to the Lake and other Then we went to where we were ' given a new guide, Mr. Van Arnum, who took us on a tour of the plant and showed the process of how the impurities in the water are taken out and made fit for drinking purposes. We left for home between 4:00 and 4:50 ovclonk. , . 1 ----------- 4 . -, 5J:, .i'p5, , -jV55Apa 1 1r3,ff9ig vastid A g'5 'w.l,,49gs1 fe15hp'f:QQ' fesijfeqfgbvg , -4 ,,., .f. ,- . . n 1 Y' '5 ,V 'Songs Thcwut,f',hte IJTIQBI'11'littlexlilllgeraoeo-penueooaf...ee-orleans H016 Tighfgmnqneeeeno-eeeoeoleuooseuoeoeoeaae 4 0 'RemembeA1'.:ne....A4..... . I believe in llixaclea., . ETGTH dayeaeen-a-gloqoee Be,'ut1ll,nJy I1xeeLi'Sf.J .. . Just once too Leftenoe. I U 'Oli nee 9 le 0 0 etelx e Q but 0 U I ln el ,le 1 I K. -X 'X Meets V . Qin the office Quo 'back a grade Honor Rolls x H QI-tome work, 5, e .iwaxuinggbre-grades ,Skip euhdol., you can-neg to my resoue...... ......+1he'he11-fi, W1 gg' 4 RTy.:eeeqegvqiouufe,n rear enobby 'Hanlon' A-I 'Pleasefog k1nci.sL.6.n.,,f. , ll e...I1'l'he teuoherel 1 ' Debp 13li'l'plBn,eiefeeg-vienna one e A anna pzyailbd ' ,f -Jfzepera Creepdrfp4,.,.,...,.a . . ...J-fhuring test!- ! A ,You iApp8lfL to H1185 'f4se'0 e e 1 noorolrq PUWBIL ' Q OAI! .DB menace: ee aes' gf!-iiefl 41 V' I cangqream can:-At I...1.9,....u........ ...Lulu dactzrntionw 'Q 'GODS the Wkndveassfenmeeoeeooeleeeoe ll een Your a sweet Llfttlefheadaohen..--........ .... gliome work 'I ., . JTI y0ll'v GVBIY braath takaevne ape rnlpatrt card- , PVST lUw4u:up-.-f-euleuclue-neeeeesneoeeoleb nop g A 3 I X - 1 Bashinn Parade I V . - In the fashion pezrawie for time six weeim we f:-ew flowers in it, 'Th-:re are blue hows on the front Ann-s Y hum? as. dwlixzg shantung dress of blue. flow-1e1's.... , ' ' Margaret Miituhell comes in with maroon and wh ll dirqdle Skirt: iaith auapendvers and blouse to :nat Wlni1'redg'HlE11iaxns leada with ax QUD8 With The e. blue dnd v:hi5.td .wtted swiss with a red bow.aud.?:1 im! limle blue A' ' Piggy Dougen wi th af, -vary pretty white voile the 0.2858e- gvzd. and yellow . . ite gingham it. has V' with a. white bgwg ,ind dz-ese'.,'. It ie.. ell: 'Saved aiduhd the 'uat1gcm,gf, me skirt is a strip of lace to give gtha effect of e Lage ,Q - slip showing ae they, did in Gone with the Wind dag' ' .Fein iicnmx has A very becoming pink skirt win A b1s.ckg1'e1!et Ibm? :fx at the neck of the blnuaeg .2 llaigmraa 31301-.hers also has xx couple of very one is ohne-:sed :rush Jumper 11193 dirndlel with of the hirt tgps, W -' Qfwuich 1.5 vexgy lfaeoogeipg. z ' IA lian Tuhill has 6. yellow sports dress with e. ehiteeleueeq- I . grettyldresaesfemd N 'Q Vplaigx rust 'blxnibe ia 'bpierc dallint ' 'hdllld taice eomel I' ' Juni: Bnqipez hae Howe-ve:-ri lovely dresses whim 'Lime v,o2deec:12l31? A 990,11 Q b ue dress: with flovenred oollarand ,be-1ere3 amkeie! 1' 4 ' ' 15 Q A, . rj Bleie GQ lime h'fvery'pretty,!1n1yered dlmityl Q. imed in 'blupafp V - .I Frances ,AJ jbhae fp darnng white blouse that an weep with e' elge , Wsumverwl - 3 ' , 1 ' ...lxxi wf- . Q -Tl1,,iMy51'1I 'T-.2689-IHXQR P , ' e , -' '., - Q- '. If ' , 5.1 -Kegneth' ahe11!vrh!1.gtru -new shirteg. one is -ax-ribean ehieri ,with 3 ,l,1'8C1- y'AQJ.e'wg.Qagteen,, Hlaek and white in ity Hieoanher shirt vase e i 'if-'f'l'QCf, geoA1eso.'aMr,' i ' - 1 f . 1 I a A. A gif? r , gf ?-Re'n!geh?oomecv in next. with u blue andvgregyi sweater which A . 1 wg S ,gugggfzfoomqezionffprwhile- , . 5 1 :QA - igfgffl ez! ' ' ! w rmgnwfgw v 5 'GP -. f -gfH:p ?q. ,,-jog 1 so - -ii 4, W ' 1 .Y - xv-ll L. Gum Arbor Day program was held W at 2700 ofclockh April 29, 1959Q' Euckeyo School has been celew braking Arbor Day as long as I can remember. They have been faithful to planting trees every yearn This year we planted three flowering ' - dogmwoodu and we tried very hard to get a real Buckeye tree but we could not find ones So the tree that looked more like a NBuckeye' was a Horns Chestnut tree which was too far in bud to transplant. Sc the Buckeye Lawn Comoany promised ua 3 Bnskeye treo next Arbor Dayu Mr, Booxgpi come dawn to show us the slices of a Qew of thb fortyw eight most iamous'psint1ngs.'the he gave-on a P.T1A. - same ones meetings ' , We had an original poem by our Hrs Richey, Jones roam HHistwry of principal Hargio Arbor Day' and Mavzha Joao Mariner ' road some strange iaots about trees. and Winifrei William: reultod the poem 'Treosh bw Jayne Hilmore, We sang 'Star Spangled Eannox'q ond, gave the salute no the flag, lhc Piland Art Exhibit- Thc first and second garden of Poland Union school did lovely, almost remarkable art work. They pasted puseywlllcss on cardboard to form Easter Bunnies, dad drew many pictures of anima1suA?aop1e and flowers in pastels so many lovely clay mcdelings and soap carvings were madeu On tho will at ons and of tha 2003 hung a flag msdo entirely of colored paper chsinso At the back of the room I B a treo cn which the children had placed goy colored crepe paper birds that they had stuffed and there were also two nests and a bird house in the tvoes The s fifth grade made their home roam E window look like church windows by placing pinturcs of Angels, the I Y . .vg , 6' ww, N94 AJ- - 'Q wk N4QMbghsML, Virgini Jesus and other hibical characters in the windows? Othur outstanding things were puppets, paper mashay hlshesa-linoleum Jewelry, healkh and safety poster music note books, a Mexican town made with puqpets, pen drawings, and many lovqly science maps by the eighth graden ..-...s.V....,......... Spring is hens Oh me oh my: Lot uf nmecsf I wanna? 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W :QU -. I.. -.Juli 1 1 L. .-U 1 Mullah. Tho follouing utmdenbn ure.To he compiimeuted for their Hood attendance and fine behavior for tra past reporticard periodc Carl BargermBB ' Paul Aubunyn6B A Alan Burre11m8A ' Clifford Knight-BA 'Bobby Childs-BA Marion Pattersonm8A Norma Jean BrooksU7A Ruth.Calv1nw7A Ted Chi1dsm6A Betty Stewart-SA Paul Burrellw6B A1lena'L1d1e-5A - Kfnnc Dolakv4A Lois Slick-4A Howavd Boll-QB Frances McCartnsy-GB Roymoud Hoody-4B Luella Sundevn SA Runay JohnbtouU5A Buddy Snansonhah X Yvonne Davism2B Bobby Bolenw1A Shirley RoedynlA Nicky YhrjevickwlA Bee Linn-IB - - ..i.......--.-.-....,....-.........- iw .o 'fm' -I 15? Permission has been given to the afudenna of Lho VA and 8'th graces of Buckeye School to attend Woodrow Nilsen Junior High School next your where they may have a broader choice of subfecbs, idcluding shop and mvvic. . 4 , -.-Q.....q........,.......-..- BUCKEYE SCHOOL LAHN FENE - Wednesday, June 7 is the night Eats and Funnq For Everyone Tickets--51 Com and help pay 'ur the new Ditjo Machine . -1--.--....-.1...+........ DONVT FORGET Annual School lay at Idora ParkwJuns 15 I Tickets-10 for 507 ' . 4311 to Buekeye School. . 451 to P.ToA, Council Buy tickets now and give the school the.ored1t0 ' Enjoy this Outing am Idora Park V JLQW .-:LL F. 'Ep A I 'NR 1 1 J r Q. v 1 ts J 1 , r., ' 3 1 31 . . - 1 1 , ,' , - 'v . 'ifw' W ' , ,,',oj,.lxo .3 . l fl -'N LI. QI, Li,-13' e ffi ', J' . J .- . Z' H 'f ' 'TQ lf'- ' '-'v-. Y , f , . .4 , 4 2 .-:uh MTL' 'f-- Y- M- F L--Af' A ., L- :Q .1 ,Aux fr -Y f-f?-f1-v---w-Yf- VNV-,fNf-v---V-WVW.f AF..,,k-,v f.,,.. ,. , , , , ,. 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