Senn High School - Forum Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1939 volume:

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In lzis uzvssayv to tlzv sludvnts, fwblislzvd in tlzc first Svnlz .Yc7L's' of tllc f'Il7'1'L'lfIf srlmol year, Prinfifval David JV. Davidson rvfvrrcd to us as students in flu' first -war uf tha scvond quurtvr vvntury of Sunil. Our first yvar in a marclz toward fifty years of Sum lICl1it ZJf'llICl1f, tlzv Gnldvn Jzrbilcc, slzould l'HlI7UfI'-V ali the rarv-frm' humor of armtlzvr bvyirming, anotlzvr yvar of rvlizfing the 11mfvr-to-bc-forgotten Rcadiif, Ritin' and 'Ritlzmvtiv v,1'pvricncvs of ymztliful days. T116 Staff sirlcercly .hofcs that this spirit pvrfzfadvs tlzc 1939 Furzrm. DAVID M. DAVIDSON PVflIL'if7lII of .SNCIIII High Svlzfml DEUIII TIU Tlzc 1939 lfllflllll Staff in porfrayiflg flu' sfirit of -vn1ztl1f1rlm'ss an fllvsv pagvs dvdimfvs flzis book to ,lliss ,Yrll Pvfcrsw, advisor of tlzv Cvmzzriofz, youth- ful forcrunnvr of Ilzv Iforunz. Miss Prtvrson's inifiativxc and furesig.l1t fuvrv largcly rusjwnsibla for ilu' sufvvss of Sanuk first flmmal. Hvr 11m1'c1'stanrli11g of students and tlzvir problems, lzcr sinrcrv s-vuzfatl1y and cnflzusiastif v11vuzu'agc1m'nt .vvrzfvrl in good sfvaa' during tlwsv first ycurs and lzazfv vzw' vnzdvarfd lwr fo stmlvnfs and faculty alilev. Tllcsv qualitivs marlevrl lzvr leadership and service to Senn as mrfsfamlingj. Har j'ionCw' zuorlz on the first .llmzual .lzas become an i11sj'irat'ion Io all. It is our hope that fllc Forum will always bv worilzy of its grand beginning and of the fcaclrcr 1c'l10 made' flzaf l7l'fIi717'l1:Hff possible. Miss NELL PETERSON P1 SE N N opcurus sccrrou Soon High School Foreword llodicatioo SCHUUL Faculty Class of January, 1939 Class of June, 1939 Class Councils Alu111ni ACCTVITIES lroanizations Iluhs SPCHT5 Boys' Athletics Hirls' Athletics PLAY Action Pictures Snapshots SEHUUL S4 HARRY M. MESS .-Ixsisfunl Pffinvifal CIIARLICS HI'1I.IfN IJR. 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ROW' 1: Mrs. Gertrude Eckaros, Frances Erikson, Eleanor Foster, Caroline Foulke, Mrs. Louise French: ROVV 2: David Gipson, Edna Green, Edward Gruhle, Edith Gurd, Henrictm Hafemzinnq ROVV 3: Josephine Haff, Edwin Handcock, Mrs. Gertrude Harold, Lillian Har- xworl, Mrs. Elsie Hassel: ROXV 4: Gertrude Hatch, Marie Hildemann, Mercy Hooker, Horace Hmvard, Ruth jeffrey: ROVY 5: Norma Jensen, Alice Johnsnn, Helen jones, Mrs. Marion jones, Clara jnplies. RUXY I: lsllwlw K2lk?lI'ZlkiS, Zclmn Kzlrnlscn. :Xlicv Kecncr. Martin Kclmc, 1.01111 K1-sum' 1 RUXV 2: lfllzl Krzwkc, Ulmw Kunz, Nlrs. .Xlicc l.:1wIvr, Mzlrjuric Luc, .Iuscpl1i11c La-scum RUXY 3: Hrs. Ilcstcr l,cyrIc'n, I,2ll1lA2l Lynm-, -lcssic Marsh, IXl:1rg':11'ut MuC:1lw, .lunc Mcfurthy RUVY 4: Mario xlCL41ll1g1I1l'3', l,lll1iS1' NlL'Kk'1lZiC, Xvhfiilll IX1CXvlliIlHiC, Uullzl Klk'iSSlL'I'. KIZIITC xIk'j'l'IAI RKJXY 5: Mrs. Ifltn Millar, lfthcl Miller, Harry Miller, Klivc xllNPl'C. .Xlitc xillffllj' ROXY lz Guy Neff, Mrs. Otta Nelson, Emily Noack, Charles Ostergren, Mary Pardee: RONY Z: Fern Paxson. Nell Peterson, Harry Phelps, Mrs. Helen Reed, Marie Recs: ROW' 3: George Robertson, VVebster Rose, Anna Sandberg, Mittic Scott, .-Xlhert Shaffner: RUXV 4: Florence Sheehy, Dori' Simer, john Skinner, lillzi Slemmons, liliza Sloan: ROW' 5: Myra Smith, Alice Snively, John Tanler, Della Timm, Eva Twohig. ROW' l: Gem Tyler, Bertha Vincent, Mrs. Anna Walter, Florida VVenzel, Helen W hitnex Row 2: Helen Wilken, Henry Woessner, Mrs. Dorothy VVorden, Mrs. Helen Dietrnh Clerk Stella .-Xten lilizaheth Barnard Nettie Chaitkin Paul Chamberlain Laura Christman Randolph Craig Mrs. Iilizaheth Corby Mrs. Louise Crotan .lohanna Iloniat Mrs. Helen Forester -Iohn Hamilton Harry Leighton Charles Driscoll lfiiyirxvrr Mrs. Grace Mayfield ,llufrfm Thomas Keegan .-l.r.r1.rluut Engirwer Page I 6 Gertrude Lanphier livangeline Lynch Herbert McKellar Mildred Metzger ,lacoh Mitnieh Mrs. Violette Nagle lilsa Seheerer Sgt. George Searle Sgt. Alhfrt Cloutier Laura Sedgwick Mrs. Mabel Sillani Melita Skillen Myrtle Starhird Agusta Stuart Mrs. Garnett Todd May VValdo Head Lihrariarz Miss Watts L'1vrk.r Mrs. Helen Coath Mary Sheridan Alice Harrison lister Rosenhand RICHARD TREAT President ANDREW HAYES Vice-president JERRY MAGRUDER Treasurer DORIS HENRIKSEN Secretary GEORGE HARRAH All School Council January, 1939, Class When the class entered as freshmen in the winter of 1935 it was just another freshman class? Four years later this same class of students, numbering close to 300, and headed by Dick Treat, Andy Hayes, Doris Henriksen, jerry Magruder, and George Harrah, proved itself outstand- ing in more Ways than one. During the football and basketball seasons the stands were filled with spirited Senn Seniors cheering their teams. Through the efforts of the All School Council, led by the 4A officers, 51512.00 was raised during the semester exclusive of football games and other social events. Two committees Were, in the main, responsible for the collection of this money. They Were the Thanksgiving Committee under th-e direction of Mel Holleb, and the Christmas Committee, headed by Franklin Adams. Drama played an important part in the semester's calendar. This year the Players and Work-ers presented Tiger House. After weeks of preparation and expectation the Prom finally arrived, being held at the beautiful Medinah Athletic Club. Three short days after, the Senior Luncheon at the Edgewater Beach. Dancing furnished entertainment for the afternoon. The same evening, Thursday, January 26, was the final round-up for a class that had been together for four short, eventful years at Senn. Page I 7 Seniors Page I8 FRANKLIN ADAMS-43B-4B Vice-president: Intramural Sports, Football Manager, Senn News, Forum Salesman: IA, 3B-4-B Council: Clee Club, Marshal. Clubs: Travel, Zoology. RUTH AHLQUISTQIB Treasurer, IA Room Secretary, 2B, 4-B Room Vice-president: 2A Room President, Senn News Salesman, 3B Council, Players' Secretary, Honor Society Vice-president. CAROLINE ALBERT-1A Room President, 2B Room Secretary, Forum Salesman, A Cappella Choir, National Honor Society, Workers. Clubs: German, Music, Big Sisters, French. 4 ELEANOR ANDERSON-4B Room President, Senn News Sales- man, IA, 3B, 3A Council: National Honor Society. EVA ANDERSON-2A Room Vice-president. Clubs: SGAA, Leaders, Spanish. .IUNELLA ANDERSON--Intramural Sports, Glee Club, Workers. Clubs: Travel. Leaders, SEC. 4 WILLIAM ANDERSON-2B, 4A Room President, 4-B Room Vice-president, Swimming, Band Lieutenant, Orchestra. Clubs: Officers, Debate. AMY ANDREWS--Clee Club, A Cappella, Honor Society. Clubs: Abacus, SCAA, Knitting, Music. ORANGE APPLE-2A Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, ROTC. 4 ALVIN ASH-ROTC Ofiicers Club President. ROTC Lieutenant- Colonel, Senn Honor Rifles. FAYE AXELROOD-Music Club Treasurer, Glee Club, Na- tional Honor Society. Clubs: History, French, Boosters, Music. JEAN BAICHER-Clee Club, A Cappella. Clubs: SCAA, Big Sisters, Home Economics. Y 4 RICHARD BAKERVALIB Room Treasurer, 4A Room President, Players President, Tennis, Forum Salesman, National Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: History, SEC. HERBERT BAK.IIANgSenn News Reporter, Senn News Pub- licity Director. LAVERNE BALLUFF-2A Room Secretary, Clee Club, A Cap- pella. Clubs: SGAA, SEC, Home Economics, Leaders, History. HERBERT BAY--IA Room President, Intramural Sports, Hon- or Society, Marshal. Clubs: French. PAUL BEER44B Room Treasurer, 4-A Council, ROTC Ser- geant, Marshal. JACK BEESON-2B, 2A, 3A Room President, 3B Room Sec- retary, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Marshal, Glee Club. 1 LOUIS BELLER-2A Room President, Senn Historical Asso- ciation President, ROTC Lieutenant, Marshal. Clubs: Chem- istry, Officers. BETTY BENDIXEN-Glee Club. Club: Nereids. DAVID BENNETT-Intramural Sports, Band, Orchestra, Honor Society. Club: Latin. 4 VIRGINIA BENNETT-lA Room Vice-president, 3A Room President, Intramural Sports, 2B Council, Glee Club. Club: Boosters. HELEN BERGER-3A Room President, Honor Society. Clubs: Home Economics, History, Scribblers, Big Sisters. ROBERT BERCQUIST-ROTC Sergeant, Marshal. 1 SHIRLEY BLACKER-IA Secretary, IA, 4A Room Secretary: History Club Treasurer, Senn News Co-Editor-in-Chief, Senn News, Forum Salesman, 2A, 3A, 4B Council, Honor Society Secretary. Clubs: Boosters, SGAA, SEC. MARGARET BLOMCREN-Intramural Sports, Glee Club. Clubs: Music, SCAA. JOHN BLOMOUISTALIA Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, ROTC, Marshal. Clubs: Travel, Aviation, Scribblers. 4 LOIS BOERNSEN-Intramural Sports. Clubs: History, SEC, SGAA. ELAINE BREITSPRECHER-Senn News Salesman. Clubs: SEC, SGAA. JANE BRENNERiIntramural Sports, Honor Society. Club: Leaders. lflflfl Seniors Page 2 0 ANNETTE BROWN--Senn News Business Manager, Honor S0- eiety. Clubs: Knitting, Scribblers. MARY ALICE BURNS---Intramural Sports, Girls' Glee Club, Workers. Clubs: Big Sisters, History, Current Events, Leaders. FRANCES BUYS-IB, IA Room President: 3A Room Vice- presidentg 4-B Room Secretary, 4A Room Treasurer, Forum Salesman. Clubs: Leaders, SGAA, Nereids. 4 JULIA CAMATOVY-4A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Girls' Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Leaders, Home Economics, SEC, Boosters. WORTH CARBERY -Swimming, Intramural Sports. -IA Coun- vil, A Cappella, Marshal. Clubs: Svanisll. ANNABELLE CARLSON--4-A Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Leaders, Pitman, Boosters. 4 IIELICN CARLSON--3A Room President, 4A Room Secretary, 3B Council. Club: SGAA. JEANNE CARLSON Civics Club President, Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Dralnatics. Clubs: SGAA, Leaders. WILLIAM CARLSON 2B Room President. Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman, 2A Council, ROTC, Marshal. Clubs: Avia- tion, Safety. 4 SPAHR CASHMAN--4A Room Treasurer, Senn News Sales- man. Ilonor Society. Band. JANE CHRISTENSISN 7-4B, 4A Room Secretaryg 2B Room Treasurer, Big Sisters President, Senn News Staff, Honor So- ciety. Club: Abacus. RICHARD CIIIITTKIQ--National llonol' Soeiety:. Club: Span- isll. 4 EMIL CIESLAR Intramural Sports. Club: History. CAROL CLAWSON f-IA Room President, Senn News Assistant Copy Editor, Honor Society, Glee Club. Clubs: French. Pytha- gorean, SGAA. SHIRLEY CLUBMAN-Intramural Sports, Senn News Copy and News Editor, 2A Council, Honor Society, Glee Club. Clubs: Zoology, Leaders. ALBERT COFFEY-3A Room Secretary, 4A Room President, Intramural Sports. ROTC Captain. Club: Oflicers. MILDRED COFFMAN-Intramural Sports, Senn News, Forum Salesman: Honor Society. Clubs: Leaders, Debate. ANNE COHENi3A Room Secretary, 3B Council, National Honor Society. Clubs: Conservatory, SEC, Big Sisters. 1 PEGGY COONEY-ZA Room Vice-president, 4B Room Presi- dent, Pitman Club Secretary, Intramural Sports. Club: Leaders. .IEAN COOPER-IA-ZA Council, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Glee Club. Clubs: Leaders, Zoology. SHIRLEY CROSBY-SA Room President, Pitman Club Treas- urer. Honor Society. Clubs: SCAA, SEC. 1 STINA CIlNOW'--3B, 3A Council. Clubs: Art Guild, SEC. .IEAIN DAIKER-3A Room Secretary. 4A Room Treasurer, Dra- matics. Club: Spanish. FRANCES DAVIS+Intramural Sports, SCAA. Club: Leaders. 1 ROBERT DECKER-Intramural Sports, ROTC, Marshal. ROBERT DELLENBACK-IA 3B 3A Room tice- resident' v v P s 4A Room Treasurer, ROTC Rilie Team, Forum Salesman, Mar- shal Colonel, ROTC Major, Honor Society. JEAN DENNIS-IB, IA Room President: ZB, 2A. 3A, 4A Room Vice-president: Clee Club. Clubs: Commercial Law, Zoology, Boosters. 1 ROBERT DENTf2A Room Treasurer. Intramural Sports. Honor Society. Club: Square Circle. DOROTHY DESMOND-Club: Debate. LOIS DILS-1B Room Secretary, Debate Club Treasurer: Stamp Club Treasurer: Scnn News News Editor, Honor Society. Club: Conservatory. H139 Seniors Page 22 IRWIN DISSEN--Alntramural Sports Manager, Marshal. PHYLIS DOUCLASS-Clubs: Art Guild, SEC, Leaders, History. SWOELA DOUGLAS-Intramural Sports, Glee Club, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: History, Current Affairs, SEC. 1 CHARLOTTE DROEGE-Senn Historical Association Treasurer, Intramural Sports, National Honor Society, Players, SGAA. CARL DUNKEL-1A, 3B, 3A, 4A Room Secretary: 2B Room Vice-president, Track, Senn News Salesman, 3A Council, Na- tional Honor Society. Club: Zoology. JERRY DUNPHY-3B Room President, 2B Room Vice-presi- dent, Zoology Club President, Marshal, Track, Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Club: Big Brothers. 1 CHARLOTTE EATON-IB-2B Room Secretary: Senn News Salesman, 3B Council, Honor Society. RUSSELL ELMER-Basketball, Intramural Sports, Forum Sales- man, Marshal. Clubs: Debate, Letterman. LESLIE ERBi3A Room Vice-president, ROTC, Marshal. 1 SHELDON ESKO-4B Room Vice-president, Track, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. PAUL ESSER--Intramural Sports. Clubs: Square Circle, Architectural. HARLEN EUL-Intramural Sports, Clee Club, Club: SEC. 1 ROBERT EVANS-IB, IA Room President: 2A, 4-A Room Vice- president: Intramural Sports, Marshal. Club: Aviation. GERALDINE FALZER-1A Room Secretary, Drama Club Treasurer, Clee Club, Dramatics. JUNE FELDMANffCraduated June, 19381-1A Room Presi- dent, 2B Room Vice-president, 1B Room Secretary, Debate Club Vice-president, Stamp Club Secretary, Players, Honor Society, SCAA. Clubs: History, Scribblers, SEC, Creek. MARJORIE FERGUSON-Dramatics. Club: SGAA. IDA FISCHBACH-Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Home Economics, Conservatory. LEO FISHER-2B Room Vice-president, 3B Room Secretary, Swimming, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: History, Avia- tion, Scribblers. 4 MARJORIE FRANK-2A Room Secretary, Debate Club Vice- president, Secretary: Senn News, Forum Salesman: 2B, 3B, 4-A Council: Players, National Honor Society. Clubs: Stamp, Senn Historical Association. MARSHALL FRANK-Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman, Honor Society, Clee Club, Marshal, A Cappella. Clubs: Travel, Spanish. SIDNEY FRIEDLAND- -2A Council, ROTC, Honor Society. 4 MIRIAM GABRIELSEN- -Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman. Concert Band, SBGC. Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Home Economics, Botany, German. ANITA GARCIA-Clubs: SGAA, Music, Spanish. JOHN GEBHARDTM 4 ARTHUR COLDBERC-Intramural Sports, National Honor So- ciety. Club: History. RICHARD COLDBERC-2A Room Vice-president, Senn News Co-Editor-in-Chief, ROTC Staff Sergeant, National Honor So- ciety, Clee Club. RUTH COLDBERC-IB Room President, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: SEC. SGAA, Pitman. 4 WALTER GOLDMAN-Marshal, ROTC. LEONORA GORDON-IA, 3A Room Secretary: Honor So- ciety. Clubs: Big Sisters, Knitting. NORMA GRODBERC--Clubs: Big Sisters, History, Current Affairs. 15139 Senions Page 24 KATHERINE GUMPsIA, ZA, 3A Treasurer: IB Council, 3B, -IB Room Treasurer: 3A Room President. Art Guild Treasurer, Forum Art Staff, Senn News Salesman, Workers. Club: Travel. ELLIS HACHIKIAN--Honor Society, Workers. Clubs: Music, Boosters. LINNEA HALLIN----IB, IA Room Vice-president: 3B Room President, 4-A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Leaders, SEC, Pitman. 4 GEORGE HARRAH-2A Vice-president, 3A President, NIA All School Council, IA Room Vice-president, 2B Room President, Swimming, Senn News, Forum Salesman: 2B Council, A Cappella, Honor Society. Clubs: Big Brothers, Spanish. JEANNE HARRIS-3B-4A Room Treasurer. Clubs: SGAA, Leaders, Boosters, Debate. EDWIN HAUSCHILD-Baseball, Intramural Sports. 4 ANDREW HAYES----4-A Vice-president, SB-4B Room President: 2A Room Vice-president, Basketball, Baseball, Tennis, IA Coun- 1-il, Glee Club. Clubs: Square Circle. Boosters, History, Cur- rent Affairs, SEC. ELAINE HERBERT- Glee Club. Clubs: Home Economics. SGAA, Travel. HARRY HEDLUND-4-B Room Treasurer. Intramural Sports. 4 MURIEL HEIM-IA, 3B Room Secretary: 3A, -IB Council: Honor Society. Clubs: Latin. History. NIARIANNE HEINRlCH42A Room President, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Home Economics, Pitman, SGAA, SEC. CONSTANCE HEINZ-2A Room Secretary. Senn News, Forum Salesman: IA, 2B Council: Glee Club, Honor Society. 4 DORIS HENRIKSEN-2A-4-A Secretary: Senn News Salesman, IB Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Booster, Home Economics, History, Big Sisters. GEORGE HESS -ROTC, Band, Orchestra. LUCILLE HEUCHEIf Clubs: Senn Historical Association, Pit- man, SGAA, Boosters. VIRGINIA HIKEN-Honor Society. Clubs: Current Events, Music. RUTH HINRICHS --'- Clubs: SGAA, Boosters. MARIAN HOGAN-Glee Club. Clubs: Senn Historical Asso- ciation, Current Events. 4 MELVIN HOLLEB-IA-2A President: 2A Room President. Foot- ball, Wrestling, Marshal, Honor Society, Glee Club. Clubs: Square Circle, Historical Society, SEC. MORTON HOLLEB-IA Room President, Swimming, Intra- mural Sports, Senn News, Forum Salesman: IB-2B Council: Honor Society, Marshal. Club: Big Brothers. LORRAINE HOLTBERG-IA, 2A Room Secretary: 3B Room Treasurer, Clee Club. 4 SHIRLEY HOPPER-3B Room Treasurer, 2B, 2A Room Sec- retary: Honor Society, Clee Club. Clubs: History, Music, Big Sisters. WARREN HORNER-Intramural Sports. Club: Architectural. BERENICE IIORWICH-Cltilxs: Big Sisters, Home Economies, History, Boosters. 4 ROBERT IIOWELI.-Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: Avia- tion, Spanish. FRED HUGHES--ROTC, Concert Band, Orchestra. Club: Oflicers. MARIAN HULTBERG-Honor Society. Clubs: Home Eco- nomies, Big Sisters. 4 SHIRLEY HULTGREN-Debate Club President, Stamp Club Treasurer, Senn News Copy Editor, IB, IA Council. Clubs: SEC, SGAA. BEVERLY IlUNT4Clubs: Leaders, SGAA, Camera. ERWIN HYMAN-Art Guild President, Treasurer: Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Forum Art Staff, Marshal, Honor Society, Players. Club: Travel. 1939 Seniors Page 26 MERLE ISAACSON-IA Room President, 2A Room Secretary, Pitman Club Vice-president, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Boosters, SEC. GEORGE JACKSON-Intramural Sports, Football Manager. Club: History. ROBERT JACKSON--41A Room Vice-president. 4 RALPH JOHNSONv-Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, 4B Council, ROTC Band. Club: Officers. WARREN JOHNSON-3B Room President, Golf. Intramural Sports, 2B Council, Honor Society. Club: Pythagorean. MARY LOUISE JORDAN-IA Room Secretary, 3B Room Treasurer, Seun News Assistant Editor, Honor Society, SGAA. Clubs: Zoology, Latin, Knitting, Debate. 4 BETTY KAFKAASenn News Salesman, 3B, 4B, 4-A Council: National Honor Society. Clubs: Art Guild, SEC, Leaders. NORMAN KAHN-IB-3A Room Treasurer: Senn News Sales- man, Honor Society, Marshal, Dramatics. Clubs: Big Brothers, Zoology, History. ROSLYN KAHN--Forum Salesman, 4-A Council, Glee Club, Honor Society Treasurer. Clubs: Ssribbleres, History, French, Big Sisters. 4 NORMAN KALMANfIB, 3A Room Vice-president: 2B Room Treasurer, Football, Track, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Big Brothers. SHELDON KAPLANsIntramural Sports, Marshal, ROTC Band. Club: Boosters. ALLAN KARLWIntramural Sports, Band. 4 MARGARET KARP-4A Room Vice-president, SEC Secretary, Glee Club, A Cappella. Clubs: Home Economics, History. IRVING KATZ-Swimming, Intramural Sports. GEORGE KELLER -2A Room President, 3B Room Vice-presi- dent, Intramural Sports, Marshal, Honor Society. MARY KLEIN-Intramural Sports. Clubs: Leaders, Home Eco- nomies, German. HYMAN KRAUSS-IB-3B Room Vice-presidents: Players Vice- president. Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: History, Debate. ALFRED KRUMHOLZ-IA. 2B Room President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, 2A Council, Marshall. Clubs: Booster, Sportsman's. 4 SHIRLEY KURTZ-Clubs: Botany, History, SEC. IRMA KUSCHEL---2B Room Treasurer, Glee Club. Clubs: German, SGAA. MARION LARSON--Clubs: SEC, French, History. 4 EN l D LEEBORC'--Cl ub: Conservatory. BERNICE LELAND-2A Room President, Forum Salesman, IA-3A Council: National Honor Society, Clee Club. Clubs: SEC, Boosters, Pitman, Leaders. VEARISH LERIAN-Baseball, Swimming, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Club: Senn Historical Association. 4 ENID LEYEEN Intramural Sports, Clee Club, A Cappella. Clubs: SGAA, Stamp, Debate, Boosters. RUTH LEYENHAGEN-National Honor Society. Clubs: Home Economics, SCAA. LEO LICHTENBERG--Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman, Or- chestra, Honor Society. Clubs: History, Camera, Pythagorean, SEC, Boosters. 4 LUCIENNE LINCK-Honor Society. Clubs: Big Sisters, French. DORIS LINDBERG-IA, 2A Room Treasurer: 2B Room Vice- president. Clubs: SCAA, Spanish. BEATRICE LlNDHOLM4lB Room Secretary, Pitman Club President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Copy Editor, Forum Salesman, 4-B Council, National Honor Society, Glee Club. Clubs: Boosters, SEC. 1939 SEHIUFS Pagr 28 CERRY LINDQIIIST Leailt-rs Club Secretary, Intramural Sports. DOROTHY LINDSTRAND Honor Society. Club: SGAA. CLARENCE LIPNICK -ZB, ZA Room Yice-president: Intra- mural Sports, Marshal. 4 .IOE LUCAS' Intramural Sports. DOROTHY MACKENZIE Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Leaders, Nereitls, Pitman, SEC. RUTH NIADER 'Forum Co-Etlitor-in-Cbief, 3B Room Presi- clent, Intramural Sports, Senn News Staff, Forum Salesman, 1938 Forum Facility Etlitor. 3A Council, Clee Club, National Honor Society. Clubs: Cerman, Pitman. 4 TIIERESA MACNUSON--Clee Club, National Honor Society. .IERRY MACRUDER-3B, 4A Room Vice-president: 3A Room Treasurer, 4A Treasurer, Track. Cross Country. Apparatus. Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Glee Club, Honor Society, A Cappella. MARY MANGOS -Clee Club. 4 VIRGINIA MARSH Pan-American Secretary. JERRY MCAULIFFEV--ZA Room Vice-presitlent, 3B 4A Room President: 3A, 4-B Room Secretary: Football, Forum Salesman 4A Council. Clubs: Debate, SEC. JACK lVIcAilLIFFE--3B Room Secretary, 3A Room President, 4B, 4-A Room Vice-president: Football. Club: Debate. 4 BERNARD McGRA'I'TAN-'AIA Room Nice-president, Football. Clubs: Rig Brothers, Pythagorean. SHEILA MCHUGH-Honor Society. Clubs: Debate, Stamp, Greek, Knitting. CHARLOTTE MCKINLEY-Senn News, Forum Salesman: Hon- or Society. Clubs: History, Conservatory, Frencll. JOSEPH MCMATH-2A Room Treasurer, 3B Room Yice-presi- dent, Intramural Sports, A Cappella, Marshal. RICHARD METCALFE-Football, Intramural Sports. 2B, 2A, 4A Council: Honor Society. Club: Zoology. ARTHUR MEYERS -Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: SEC, History. Latin. 4 WILLIAM MISHLER-Intramural Sports. Clubs: Big Brothers, History. GERALD MOBURC-f-IA-2A, 4A Room President, Intramural Sports. BEATRICE MOKREN-IA Room Treasurer. Intramural Sports. Orchestra. Club: French. 4 DOLERES MOLERA-3B Room Secretary. Club: History. BETTY MORGAN--Clee Club, A Cappella. Clubs: Commeer- cial Law, Home Economics. .IOHN MURRAY f--1-B Room President, 4A Room Treasurer. Intramural Sports. Clubs: Travel, Zoology, Debate. 4 CHARLOTTE NELSON-Clubs: History, SCAA, Leaders, Boost- ers, Big Sisters. JOSEPH NELSON 4A Council, Intramural Sports. MARION NIEDERT---Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Leaders, Home Economics. 4 MURIEL NOYY--IB-3B Room Secretary, Senn Historical Asso- ciation Historian, Glee Club, Honor Society. Club: Debate. BARBARA NYBERC-2B Room President, SEC Treasurer, SBCC Secretary, Concert Band, Orchestra, Honor Society. Clubs: Home Economics, SCAA. DOROTHY OLSON-2B Room Secretary, IA Room Treasurer. Honor Society. 1939 Seniors Page HJ MILDRED OLUND- -Intramural Sports. Club: Home Economics. ROBERT PACE-Club: Zoology. DELIGHT PAHOS- -Honor Society. Clubs: Greek, French. 4 KENNETH PATTILRSONAROTC Lieutenant. Clubs: Sports- man's, Ollhcers. ROBERT PEDERSEN4Intramural Sports. Clubs: Square Circle, Aviation. CARL PETERSON-3A, 4-A Council, Intramural Sports. Club: Square Circle. 4 VIOLET PHARHER-Players, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: SCAA, Home Economics. IRIS PHILLIPS--2B Room Secretary, 3B Room Treasurer, 3A Room Vice-president, Pan-American Treasurer, Forum, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Dramatics. Clubs: Knitting, Spanish, Big Sisters. NANCY PIEGARI-Home Economics Vice-president, SCAA Financial Adviser, Intramural Sports, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: SEC, Boosters, Leaders. 4 PHYLLIS PINCUS -2B-3B Room Secretary: Honor Society. Clubs: Knitting, History, Big Sisters, Boosters, Camera. CHARLES POLLAND--Football, Track, Intramural Sports, Band, ROTC. Club: SEC. RUTH POTTER-2A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman, 3B-4B Council: Marshal. Clubs: SCAA. SEC. 4 MELVIN PREMAS MARY PRINDIYILLE-IB Room Treasurer. Clubs: SCAA, SEC. MAX PRYORflB, IA, 4A Room President: fl-B Room Vice- president, Marshal. Intramural Sports, Senn News, Forum Sales- man: IB-3A Council. Clubs: SEC, Marshal Officers. NICHOLAS RAICA-Gym Team, Intramural Sports, Forum Agent, Salesman. Clubs: Boosters, Current Affairs, Pythagorean. BLOSSOM RAUA-Intramural Sports, Clee Club, A Cappella. Clubs: Boosters, Debate, History, SGAA, Nereids, Stamp. IRENE RECKAS-Clubs: Home Economics, Pitman. 4 WILLIAM REDLICH-2B Room President, Intramural Sports, Forum Agent, Orchestra. Clubs: SEC, Sportsman's. JEANE REDMOND-Clubs: Art Guild, Nereids, SGAA. FRED REINSBERC-Track, Intramural Sports, Orchestra. Club: German. 1 MIRIAM RETCHIN-Music Club Secretary, Tennis. Clubs: Boosters, History, SGAA. ARLEEN REUSE-Clee Club, A Cappella, Honor Society. Clubs: German, Knitting, Music. WILLIAM ROBERTS-Concert Band, Honor Society. Club: Travel. 1 MARION ROSENBERG-4-B Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Clee Club. Club: SGAA. RUTH RUBENSTEIN--Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Or- chestra, Players. RALPH RYDEN-Marshal. Club: Stamp. 4 RUTH RYDEN-3A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman, Players. Club: SGAA. MARJORIE SABBATH-IA Room Treasurer, Stamp Club Secre- tary, Intramural Sports, Workers, National Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Boosters, Zoology, French, Debate. MARIE SABIA-Club: SCAA. 1939 Seniors Pugf' 52 FLORENCE SARACCO4lntramural Sports, Clee Club. Clubs: History, SEC, SCAA, Boosters. PAULA SCHARFER-Senn News Typist, Honor Society. Clubs: Yereids, SEC, Debate. CLADYS SCHILTZ- -Intramural Sports. Clubs: Leaders, Home Economics, Senn Historical Association, Pitman. 4 ROBERT SCHINIID Intramural Sports. Club: SEC. CAROL SCHMIDT' Players Treasurer, Forum Salesman. Honor Society. Clubs: Abacus, Latin, SCAA, Home Economics, Boosters. ELMER SCHNEIDER 4 BOB SCHULTZ Intramural Sports, Band, Orchestra. SHIRLEY SCIIWARTZ--Honor Society. Clubs: Home Eco- nomics, Boosters. JACK SCOYEI.-Cla-e Club. 4 FRED SEEBERW Intramural Sports, IA Council, ROTC, Marshal. Club: Stamp. HENRY SEEBER-2A Room Vice-president, 4A Room President, Intramural Sports, Marshal, ROTC. Clubs: Debate, Stamp, History. DOROTHY SEIFERT-Clubs: SCAA, Leaders, Home Economics, German, Big Sisters, SEC. 4 EDWIN SENOFF -Swimming, Football, Intramural Sports, Glee Club, A Cappella. Club: Spanish. MARVIN SHAPIROiIntramural Sports, Players. Club: Travel. ALICE SHEDLOCK fe- Nereids Vice-president, 2A-3A Council: llonor Society. Club: History. , ROBERT SHEPHERDAIA Room President, Senn News, Forum Salesman: ROTC, Honor Society. Club: Pythagorean. MORRIS SHOLL-Track, Intramural Sports, Senn News Staff, Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Club: Pythagorean. MARTHA SIECMUND-Forum Salesman, A Cappella, Honor Society. 4 ALICE SILL-Girls' Clee Club, A Cappella. Clubs: Home Eco- nomics, Boosters. ESTELLE SIMON - 3B Room Secretary. Clubs: Leaders, Boosters. SHIRLEY MAY SMITH 4 DON SMYTHE-Basketball, Intramural Sports, 3B Council, Marshal. Club: Spanish. HELEN SPITALI-IB Room Secretary, Music Club President, Glee Club, Honor Society. Club: Boosters. SHIRLEY SPRING+2A Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Leaders, Boosters. 4 CARL STEIN-IB Room Treasurer, Cross-Country, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Scribblers, Square Circle. ROBERT STEVENSON-2B, 2A Council, ROTC, Glee Club, Marshal. Club: Olficers. JOHN STRONG-Football, Swimming, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Spanish, Big Brothers. 4 DORIS SWANSON-3A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Glee Club. Club: SGAA. MARGARET SWANSON-4-A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Workers, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Big Sisters. CLARENCE SYLVESTER-Marshal. l93El Seniors Page 54 DOROTHY SYVERSON-Girls' Clee Club, Honor Society, Play ers. Clubs: SGAA, Home Economics Club. ROSE TANNER-3B-4B Room Secretary: Players, Honor So ciety. Clubs: Creek, Debate. A NN A TAYLOR 4 DOROTHY TEICHERT-Honor Society. Clubs: SCAA, Latin Leaders. RICHARD TREAT-4tB, 4A President: 2B-3B, 4-B Room Presi- dent: 3A Room Vice-president, Sportsman's Secretary, Baseball Se-nn News Salesman: Honor Society, Marshal. Club: Debate. FREDERICK TYLER-Intramural Sports, Clee Club. 4 BERJ VARZHABEDIANYIA Room Vice-president: Band ROTC, Marshal. JACK WAACE--ROTC. Clubs: Current Events, Spanish. LAURENCE WARREN-Alntramural Sports, Honor Society, Dra- niatics. Club: Music. 4 CAROL WEBB-3B-4A Room Secretary: Senn News Salesman Clubs: Leaders, SEC, Home Economics, Boosters. JUNE WEISS-lA Room Secretary. SHIRLEY VVELLS-Forum, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: His tory, SGAA. 4 CARL WENDT--flntramural Sports, ROTC Captain. Clubs: Avi ation, Travel, Officers, Scribblers. JUNE WILLER-Clee Club. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. BETTE WILLIAMSON-1A Room Secretary, 2B Room Treas urer. Clubs: Knitting, History. 9 7 v LOUISE WILSON-Music Club Secretary, Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman, A Cappella. Clubs: SGAA, Conservatory, Big Sisters. WALTER WIRTZ-Intramural Sports. Clubs: Architectural, Travel, Art Guild. WARREN WITTEKINDMSenn News Reporter, Circulation Managerg Honor Society. Club: SEC. 4 JEROME WOLOCK-Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, 1A Council. Club: History. EUNICE WOODS-Honor Society. Clubs: Boosters, Leaders. TED WORTSMANilntramural Sports. Club: Square Circle. 4 ROY YAUCH-4B Room President, Intramural Sports. Club: SEC. DONALD YELLON-4B Room Vice-president, SHA Vice-presi- dent, French Club Secretary, Senn News Co-Editor-in-Chief, Feature Editor: Senn News, Forum Salesman: 1B, lA, 2A-4B Council: Honor Society President, Marshal. ROBERT YOUNG-4-B Room President, Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman, Band. Club: Square Circle. Faithful and true-hearted, Let us cheer our dear Senn High, We revere her and defend her, And her colors proudly fly: We will stand for her, united, Of her deeds we gladly tell, Her colors streaming, Clad faces beaming, 1939 So here's a cheer for her that we all love so well. .loyous and ever loyal, Let us boost for Our Senn Highf' Let ev'ry heart sing, Let ev'ry voice ring, There's no time to grieve or sighg It's ever onward, our course pursuing, May defeat never our ardor cool, But united, We will boost for her, our Senn High School. Page 35 WII.I,IAM MILLIKEN President JACK MILLEN Vive-president EDWARD RELTH Treasurer DORIS NUGENT Secretary DAN ADAMS All School Council June, 1939, Class Pep and school spirit marked the June, 1939, Class as outstanding. The semester got off to a fine start when Bill Milliken, Jack Millen, Doris Nugent, Ed Relth and Dan Adams were named 4A leaders after a hotly contested election. This quintet, ably directing All School Coun- cil activities, planned the many gala Spring affairs. Among the sporting -events, basketball ranked first as a crowd pleaser, and many were the thrilling games the Seniors witnessed. Real Senn history was made when the Kraft Cup was awarded our fencers. Base- ball, track, and apparatus teams also provided many exciting times. More top-ranking entertainment was offered by the presentation of You Can't Take It With You by the Players. Superb acting insured success for this hilarious comedy. As the end of the semester drew near, Seniors yielded to their desire for some all-around fun. Stunt day with its costumes, parade and dance filled that need most satisfactorily. The long-awaited Senior Prom was held in the Tower Room of the Drak-e Hotel only two days before graduation. Then came the Senior Luncheon which was held this year in the Marine Dining Room of the Edgewater Beach Hotel. Graduation-diplomas, speeches, farewells. Another class has gone. Page 36 LAWRENCE ABERMAN-IA President, IB Room President, Swimming, Track, Cheerleader, Band, Players, Honor Society. Clubs: Booster, History. ROCHELLE ABRAHAM-Senn News Salesman, Honor Society Glee Club. Clubs: Boosters, Pythagorean, Greek, Big Sisters. 1 DAN ADAMS-3B, 3A Vice-presidentg 4A All School Council 3A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: SEC. s 4 BETTY ANDERSON-Home Economics Vice-president, Clee Club. Clubs: Leaders, SEC. ELAINE ANDERSON-Honor Society. ELLEN ANDERSEN-Honor Society. Club: SGAA. 4 tary A Cappella Honor Society. Clubs SEC Leades Home INCEBORC ANDERSON-3A Room President, 3B Room Secre- Economlcs. J ? AUDRFY APKER ' I ARLIS APPELL-4A oom Secretary ee Club. Club: SCAA. 4 BETTY ARENSON-Honor Society. Clubs: Home Economics, SEC. STANLEY ASCHER-2B Room Treasurerg ZB, 2A Council: ROTC, Honor Society. Clubs: Chess and Checkers, Art, Pytha- gorean. JOHN ASTIN-3A-4A Room Vice-presidentg Intramural Sports, Senn News Sports Editor, Forum Agent, Forum Sports Staff Marshal Captain, Honor Society. 9 4 FRANCES ASZMANi4-B, 4A Council, Glee Club, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: Art Guild, Boosters. KATHLEEN BAIN-Club: Current History. EDMOND BARON-ROTC. H139 Page 5 f Seniors rg, X h -L. xixxrj,-.-:fel Q. . Pugi' SX JUAN BARTHOLOW CECILIA BARTOLPH Club: SEC. WILMA BEAR Hand, Orchestra, Dramaties, Clee Club. Clubs: Roosters, SEC, Biology, llome Economies. 4 JANE BECKWl'l'll---ZB, ZA, 3A Room Seelvtaryg Creek Club President, Vice-presitlentg ZR-3A Council: Clee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: llome Economics. Current Events. GEORGE BEER---fl-B Room Secretary, ROTC. HAROLD BELL- -Apparatus, lntramural Sports, llonor Society, Marshal. Club: Current Events. 4 .IAYNE Bl-INARIO lB Room President, Forum, Senn News Salesman: A Cappella, Players. Clubs: Boosters, Home Eco- IIUIIITCS. HARRY BENSON NANCY RENSON4Home Economics Treasurer. Clubs: Spanish, Current Affairs, History, SCAA. 4 BETTE BERBERlCK4Honor Society, Clem- Club. Clubs: SEC. Home Economies. MARY BERC 4Forum Agent, Honor Society. Clubs: SEC, Home Economies, SGAA, Leaders, Pitman. CLETUS BERGER- ROTC Major. 4 ROSE BERKSON- -llonor Society, Glee Club. Clubs: French, SEC. LAWRENCE BERLOW44B, 4A Room Vice-president: Track, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Square Circle, Aviation, Zoology. DAVID BERNSTEIN-2A Council, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: Aviation, History. 1 , 1 ' f. MS' 1' ' , f 17 f J K A .iffy KENNETH BICK-4B Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman: IB, IA Council: ROTC. Clubs: Officers. THOMAS BIRD-2B Room Vice-president, Forum Salesman, ROTC Captain, Marshal. Clubs: Travel, Sportsman's, Oflicers. MARION BISSONETTEiClubs: Current Affairs, Music, Big Sisters. 1 ALFRED BJORKLAND-swimming. G YH TEA M- GERALDINE BLOCH-3B Room Treasurer Intramural S orts , P 1 Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Glee Club. Clubs: Camera, French, Travel. .IAY BLOCK-Glee Club, Marshal. Clubs: SEC, History, Debate, Stamp, Checker, Pythagorean. 1 ROBERTA BLOCKfScribblers Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Big Sisters, History. DAVID BLUMENTHAL-IA Room President, 2A Room Treas- urer, 3A Room Vice-president, Track, Senn News Salesman, 4-A Council, Dramatics, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Camera, Spanish, Debate, Stamp, Boosters, Lettermen. CLAIRE BOLLFRASS-2B, 2A, Council: Clee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: German, Music. 4 YELMA BOND 2A Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, IB- 3A Council: llonor Society, Glee Club. Club: SEC. MARJORIE BONDY-IA Room Secretary, 3A Council, Forum Staff. Clubs: SCAA, Music, Home Economics. TED BOWERMASTERv2B, 2A, Room President: Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: History, Music, Science. 4 PEARL BRAUN - IA Room Treasurer. 2B Room Secretary, Honor Society, Band. Clubs: Current Affairs, Travel, Scribblers. LOUISE BROBERGiClubs: Leaders, Boosters. ARTHUR BROWN--ROTC, Band. Clubs: Spanish. fi . MHZ? 1939 I KX N I 1 1 1 gf l 4 !'! Mffl gl 1 A1 , if 1'ii Senidrsl Pagr' 40 J ELLENOR BROWN-IA Room President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman. 2B-IZA, ILA, Councilg Honor Society. Club: Travel. LEONARD BRYAR--ROTC Captain, Honor Society, Marshal. Club: Officers. IIARRY BRYER--V-Intramural Sports, Cleo Club. 1 .IEANNE BURKHART--f3B Room Secretary, 2A-4-A Council. LOIS BURNSIDE -llouor Society, Clee Club. Clubs: History, Spanish, Botany. CRAY CABLE-fvTrack, ROTC, Concert Band. 4 PATRICIA CAMPBELL'-Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: SEC, Music. CORRINE CARLSEN--4A Room Secretary, Honor Society. NORM CA SON Cleo Club. Club: Home Economics. DOXRZLHY CARRINGTONWGIQ-e 'lub. Club: Latin. MARY CASEY4Senn News Salesman, IB-2A Council, Players, Honor Society. Clubs: Stamp, Spanish. PEGGY CAVANAGH-SEC Secretary, Intramural Sports, 4-B Cotlncilf lee Club. Club: Music. pt' 'L ' 'I 4 4' Vi. H .W 1 fi ew GEORGE CELESTE42B, 4-B, 4A Room Vice-presidentg Intra- mural Sports, Forum Salesman, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: Stamp. HAROLD CELESTE-Intramural Sports. JEANETTE CENTONI-IA. Room Treasurer, 2B-ZA Room Presi- dentg Honor Society. Club: Pitman Vice-President, SEC Treas- urer. .2 ABRAM CHAYES-3A Room President, Track, 3B Council, Marshal Captain, Honor Society. Clubs: Debate, Creek, Pytha- gorean, Current Affairs, Boosters. MARY LOU CLARK-Senn News Staff, Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Nereids, Boosters, Scribblers, History, Spanish, Big Sisters, Home Economics. ROBERT CLARK-Intramural Sports, Band, Orchestra. . A 4 5 awv 41Q, ' f 7 I ' f- ,.vpc.4.4-y., f,14,f': , .!f,.. .' ... WILLIAM COBB-Senn News Salesman. Clubs: German, His- tory. DOROTHY COCHRANE-3A Room Secretary, 4-A Room Vice- president, Glee Club. Clubs: Spanish, Nereitls, SCAA, Art Guild, SEC, Current Affairs. MARVIN COHENsIA, 3B Vice-president: Senn News Sales- man, ROTC, Banil. Clubs: SEC, Big Brothers, History, ROTC Oliicers. 1 PHILIP COHN--Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman. Clubs: German, History. DOROTHY COLLINS-Intramural Sports, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: Boosters, Greek, Current Affairs, History, SEC. .ALLEN COLOMBEL-2B Room Treasurer, ROTC, Marshal. Clubs: SEC, History. 4 DOROTHY CONYBEAR-Zoology Club Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SEC, Pitman, Home Economics. ALYCE COOK-SGAA. Club: Spanish. BERNICE COOK-4A Room Vice-president, 4A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Boosters, Creek, Current Affairs. 4 DORRIS COTTRELLfIIonor Society. DON COUMBE--2A Room President, Intramural Sports, 2B Council, Clee Club, A Cappella, Honor Society, Marshal Major. Clubs: Marshal Officers, Square Circle. JUNE COX ,f li ,I f 1 , ,-'v f, I . LA .1 ', r ,I 1939 Page 4 I iff- 1 I 1 ' Seniors .,-l. .Ur l,E I 1? .JK 5' I A ,ft I . I, Pugr 42 CLARA CULLEN4Senn News Salesman, Clee Club, SCAA. Clubs: History, Leaders, Big Sisters. ANNA CZIRAK--Clubs: Home Economies. Music, SEC. LEE DAKE -2B, 3A Room Treasurer: 3B Room President, Track, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Club: Sportsman. 4 WARREN DARNELLAZB Council, 2A Seun News Salesman: ROTC Major, Honor Society. Club: Olivers. , GLORIA DELYl.EfHonor Society. Club: Mu ie. ROBERT DENNISTON N, 1:1 ' VL3+v.,..Jf. SHIRLEY DIEMECKE THOMAS DIMOND---Band, Marshal. Clubs: SEC. DOROTHY DIRRICQ-Honor Society. Clubs: SCAA, Current Affairs, Boosters, Big Sisters. 4 MAURICE DIVER-1B Room Treasurer, IA Room Secretary, 4A Room President, Track, Forum Salesman, 3,-X Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SEC, Seribblers. BETTY DOLEZAL-Clubs: SCAA, Spanish, Home Economic ALICE DOMKE--Clubs: SEC, Pitman, SCAA. 1 KARL DORMEYER--Track, Intramural Sports, Marshal. DONAL DREIFUS -Fencing, Senn News Salesman, 3B-4-B Coun- cil: Honor Society. Clubs: History, Spanish, Music, Stamp, Debate. ALICE DRISCOLLA-Workers, Clee Club, Dramatics, Honor S0- eiety. Clubs: Leaders, Creek, Boosters, Big Sisters. ALBERT DUNNf4B Room Vice-president, Forum Agent, ROTC. Club: Scribblers. JOHN DWYER- I-Football, Intramural Sports. CLEMENT EAGLE 1B IA Room President' Intramural S orts - . I P a Senn News Salesman, Marshal Lieutenant. Clubs: Square Circle, Camera. 4 RICHARD EEREBOUT-Forum, Senn News Salesman: 3B Council. Clubs: SEC, Botany, Stamp. BETTY EGGEN-Club: Spanish. ELAINE EHLERS-Senn News Reporter, Assistant News Edit , Co-Editor-in-Chief, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: Qcribb s, Latin, Debate, Leaders, SGAA, Boosters. wtf! I' . ,. I vs t EILEEN EIDEN--Imr .ful-S, po l'Clee Clu Wi.. ll, xltsl aL, RUTH EISNER NU X. JUL N 'j .. GERTRUDE E GELMXNN-Selm News Salesman. Clubs: SEC, 'I Home Eeonomi s, Leaders, SGAA, Pitman. -,I A -- Lv x u sv J'4.l v . 4 ,N PIN .t .r SHIRLEY ENGLAND-Glee Club. Clubs: Boosters, SGAA, Big Sisters. EDWIN ENGLERT-2A Room Treasurer. Clubs: Debate, Ger- man, History, Mathematics. MILDRED ENGLISH-Clubs: Leaders, SGAA, Home Manage- ment, History. 1 MARGARET ERICSSON-4-B Room Treasurer, 4-A Room Presi- dent: Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Zoology, Leaders, Home Economics. GEORGE ESRIG-Track, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: Music, History. GALE EVENSON f X f INV Sanity, Page 44 AUDREY EWALD--Senn News Salesman. Club: Travel. BIRUTA FABIAN--Glee Club. Clubs: SCAA, Big Sisters. ROBERT FERGUSON-H 44A Room Secretary. Intramural Sports, Forum Agent, Marshal. 4 EMILY FICHO--Intramural Sports. Clubs: Music, Greek, Stamp. VIOLET FICHO4Intran1ural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Music, Creek. EDWIN FINDER-Honor Society. 4 CHARLES FINKL--Marshal Lieutenant. SYDEL FISCHER---Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, 4A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: German, Botany, Leaders, SCAA. SIDNEY FISHER'--Football, Intramural Sports. Clubs: History, Big Brothers, Aviation, Lettermen. 4 MARVIN FOHRMAN-Intramural Sports, Forum Agent, ROTC, Marshal. MARY FORAN--Honor Society, Clee Club, A Cappella. Clubs: History, Pythagorean. VIRGINIA FOWLEH-Club: SGAA. 4 PHILIP FRANK--Football, Swimming, Marshal. Clee Club. Clubs: SEC, Spanish. History, Boosters. SARA FRANK--Clee Club. Club: SEC. MYRA FREEMAN-Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: llistory, Boosters, SEC, Creek. VIVIAN FRIED-Forum Co-Editor-in-Chief, 3A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Senn News Assistant News Editor, Glee Club, A Cappella, Honor Society. Clubs: SCAA, Nereids, Greek, Cur- rent Affairs. DONALD FRIEDMAN -- LLB, 4-A Room President: Baseball, Fencing, Senn News Sports Editor, Forum Sports Editor, Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, History. ESTHER FROBERG-Senn News Salesman, IB, IA Council: Honor Society. Club: Current Affairs. 4 ELEANOR FUCHSMANN-Forum, Senn News Salesman, Band, Glee Club. Club: History. BRENDA FUKAL-4B Room Secretary, 3A Room Treasurer: Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Club: Travel. ANN FULLER-Nereids Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Clee Club. Club: Boosters. 4 BILLIE FULLER---Nereids President, Intramural Sports, Clec Club. Club: Boosters. I JOHN FURST-2A Room Vice- Sgt-ntf 3B RDOIII President: Swimming, Marshal. f jf 1 i if -f ' -- 1 ALBERT GAGLIANI N , 5' at ,. ,, y f 1 I C fri V v ' f , 4 , DOROTHY GARRITY RAYMOND CAUER--IA Room President: Track, Intramural Sports, Marshal. SYLVIA GEKLER-Clee Club. Clubs: Pitman, SEC. 4 YERNE GEORGEiIA Room President: Band, Orchestra, Honor Society, ROTC. Clubs: Chess and Checkers, Scribbler, Spanish. FLOYD GIBBERT-4-B, 4A Room President: Honor Society. Club: SEC. BETTY Cll..BERTfIntramural Sports, 3B-4-B Council Clee Club Honor Society. Clubs: French, Zoology, Boosters, SGAA. 9 1 t 1939 Seniorsiff We Page 46 ,-- Q n YJ RUTH CILBERTV 2B Room Secretary, Clee Club, Honor Society, A Cappella, Pitman Secretary. Clubs: Music, History. EVELYN CINSBURC-Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: SCAA, History, French, Big Sisters, Leaders. ARTHUR GLASSER' Senn News Salesman, ROTC, 1B Council. Club: Latin. 4 HENRIETTA CLASSER -- lntramural Sports. Clubs: French, Big Sisters, History, SCAA, Leaders. JOSEPH CLICK--Honor Society, Marshal. LEONARD GOLDBERC---Club: Spanish. 4 MAURICE COLDENBERC---lntraruural Sports, ROTC, Band. Clubs: Spanish, Current Affairs. MORTON COLDMAN Band, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Current Affairs, SEC. IRA C-OLDSTEIN -ZR, 3B Treasurer: Cheerleader, Honor So- ciety, Basketball, lce Skating, Coll, Swimming. Club: Spanish. 4 MADALYNN GOLDSTEINf Clee Club. Clubs: German, Latin, Big Sisters. MILTON COLDSTElN--IB, 1A Room Vice-president, 2B Room Treasurer: lntramural Sports, 4A Council: ROTC, Band, Orches- tra, Honor Society. Clubs: Music, Stamp, Sportsman's. ,IULIAN COODSTEIN-IB President, 2B Treasurer: 1A Council, Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant, Senn News, Forum Salesman. Clubs: Camera, Current Affairs, History, Spanish, Pythagorean. 4 LESTER GOODWIN-ROTC, Marshal. Club: Stamp. RICHARD COULD-f-3B Room Treasurer, Aviation Club Treas- urer, Cheerleader, Intramural Sports, Marshal, Apparatus, Tennis. SHYRL COULD-IB-4-B Room Secretary: SCAA Vice-president, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Pythagorean, Scribbler, Current Affairs, Leaders, Big Sisters. ELSIE GRADER-V-Dramatics Secretary, Intramural Sports, Ilonor Society, Clee Club. Clubs: SCAA, History. LOIS GREEN-2B Room Vice-president, 4B Room Treasurer: Art Guild Vice-presiflent, Forum Art Staff, 4A Council. Clubs: Boosters, Scribbler, Home Management. BETTY GREENE--IA Room Treasurer 3B Room Vice! resi - P ' dent: Travel Club Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Home Economics, Current Affairs, Boosters. 4 FAITH GREENER--ZB Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Clee Club. Clubs: French, Boosters, Greek, Zoology, History, Big Sisters, SCAA. ROCHELLE CROSS' IA Room President, 2B Room Secretary: Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Knitting, Music, Boosters, SCAA, French, History, SEC. WARREN CROSS' History Club President. Honor Society, ROTC. 4 MARIE CROTZ -4B Room Vice-presitlent, Pitman Club Treas- urer, Home Economics Secretary, Intramural Sports. Club: SEC. ALLAN CIILLBORC 3B Room Vice-president. INIIIRIEI. tllIS'l'AI-'SON Honor Society, Clce Cltlb. Clubs: Zoology, Latin, SCAA, Botany. 4 RIITH CIISTAFSUN- Clee Club. Clttbs: Pitman, Ilome Eco- notuics. RICHARD HAAS--Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Bantl, Honor Society. Clubs: Pythagorean, Abacus, Travel. RALPH HAGEN Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman. Clubs: Latin, SEC. 4 RUTH HALPER IA. 4B Secretary, IB Room President, 2B Room Vice-president: SSB, 3A Room Secretary: ZA Council, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: French, Big Sisters. BETTY HAMBLIN--IB Room Secretary, Creek Club Secretary, Pythagorean Secretary, Glue Club, A Cappella, Honor Society. Clubs: Current Affairs, Boosters. GRANT HAMILTON' 3A Room Vice-president: IA, 4A Room Treasurer: 2B, 3B Council: ROTC. I939 v B X-ul a X ra X, -Q . ,YI -' X I.A VERNE HAMILTON' ZB, ZA Room Vive'-president, Foot- ball, Track, Intramural Sports. ISABELLE HANKEL--3B Room Secretary, Cla-e Club, A Cap- pella. MARGARET HANSON KIB, 4-A Room Sevrvtary. Clubs: Music, SCAA. 4 MARJORIH HARRISON Clue Club, Honor Society. Clubs: History, Boosters, Creek. ALBERT HARNSTROM- 'Office-rs' Club Treasurer. ROTC Cap- lain, Rifle Team, Honor Society, Marshal. Club: Latin. ARTHUR HARVEY'--2B, 4B Room Presitlvlltg 2A, 3B Room Treasurer: Intramural Sports, Svun News Salesman, 4B Council. Clubs: Stamp, Sportsman, Square' Cirvlf-. 4 HARRIET HASS Clubs: SEC, Big Sisters. History. PATRICIA IIAIICAN44B Room Secretary, Home Iicouonms Treasurer. Clubs: Spanish, Current Ailairs, SGAA. HENRY IlAUSER4FootbaII, Fencing, Intraumral Sports, Marshal. Clubs: Lvtlvrtnrn. Sportsman. 4 RONAELE HAWK---4B Room Treasurvr. Clubs: Spanish, Home I lrr t Aff 'rs, SCA p g .V , I 4,.ufJf.,4,44, 5 AJ I DAROTCQ . f I- f 17' QP KX WILLIAM HEATHER--4B oom gesitlc-ut, Football, Intra- nmral Sports, ROTC. Club: History. 4 ,IEANETTE HELBERCfClub: German. AMELIA HELBIG-f-Senn News Salesman, GIG-e Club. ANNA IIELBIC--Clubs: Svribblers, SCAA, SEC. PHYLLIS HELWIG LUCILLE HIGGS-Orchestra. Club: Art Guild. MARGARET HILFER-4A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Botany, Zoology, Pythagorean. 4 BETTY JANE HILLiBig Sisters Treasurer, Intramural Sports. Club: SGAA. JEAN HINK-Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: Art Guild, SGAA, Home Economics. DORIS HOEPPEL--Clubs: History. SEC. 4 JUNE HOEPPEL--Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: German, Leaders, SGAA. THAD HOFFMAN-IB, IA Room President: ROTC, Marshal. MURIEL HORWICHfScribblers Club Treasurer, Senn News, Forum Salesman: Senn News Assistant Feature Editor, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: Greek, Pythagorean, Boosters. History. 4 JOAN HOWARD-Forum Salesman, Players Treasurer. MARION HOWARD44B Room Secretary, 4A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports. IA-2A Council: A Cappella. Honor Society. Clubs: Music, Pythagorean, History, SGAA, Debate. ALICE HOWARTH-3B Room Secretary, Conservatory Club President, 3B Council, A Cappella, Glee Club, Workers, Dra- matics, Honor Society. Clubs: Music, Art Guild. 4 HAROLD HOYER-2B Room Treasurer, Swimming, Intramural Sports, Band, Orchestra, Marshal. Club: Officers. ROGER HUFNAGLE-IB, IA, 3B, 3A Room Treasurer: Intra- mural Sports, Forum Agent, IB, IA Council: Marshal. Clubs: History, Current Affairs, SEC, Boosters. ANNA HUTTER-Intramural Sports, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, SEC, Leaders. IQEIEI Seniors Page 50 .IOSEPH HUTTER -Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: His- tory, SEC, Sportsman's. .IACQIIELINE HUTTON-V-4A Room Vice-president, Home Eco- nomics President, Clee Club, A Cappella. Clubs: Current Affairs, SEC, SC AA , Boosters. PATRICIA IRVINE Clee Club, History, A Cappella. Club: SCAA. 4 HERBERT JACKSON LYNN .IACOBS Clee Club, Marshal. .IANALYCE JENNINGS--A Cappella. Club: History. 4 BETTE .IOHNSON---f'Clee Club, lIonor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Conservatory. DONALD JOHNSON-IR, IA, 2A Room President: Intramural Sports, 2A Council, Marshal Major, Honor Society, ROTC Lieu- tenant. Club: Officers. LINTON .IOHNSONgIntramural Sports, ROTC. 4 MARCELLA JOHNSON- Clubs: Leaders, SGAA, Music. MILDREIJ JOHNSON--Forum Salesman, Honor Society, Players. Club: Seribblers. VIRGINIA JOHNSON--1A Room Secretary, 3B Room Treas- urer. Clubs: Home Economies, Current Affairs. 4 ELINOR JONES -IB, 3A Room Treasurer, 4-A Room President, Spanish Club Secretary, Home Economics Secretary, Senn News, Forum Salesman: Honor Society. Clubs: Current Affairs, Boosters, History. ELIZABETH JONES-4-A Room Secretary, Forum Salesman. Clubs: SEC, Spanish. GEORGE .IONI-IS MARTIN KANIS-Baseball, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Club: Pythagorean. ROBERT KANN-2B, 2A Room Treasurer, Zoology Club Treas- urer, Intramural Sports, Forum, Senn News Salesman, Marshal Major. Clubs: Latin, Spanish, Sportsman's, Stamp, Abacus. DOROTHY KARAS-Forum Salesman. Clubs: Stamp, Debate. History. 4 NICHOLAS KARTSUNES-3B, 3A Room Vice-President, 4B Room Treasurer, ROTC Marshal. ELAINE KASTII.-Intramural Sports, Glee Club, Dramatics. Club: French. JUNE KATZ-Honor Society. Club: Home Economics. 4 GERTRUDE KAUFMANN-Honor Society. Clubs: Zoology, Boosters, Camera, French. EUGENE KELLYf2A-4A Room Presidentg Fencing, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, IA, 2B Council, Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant. LOIS KENNEY-ZA Room Secretary, Forum Salesman, Glee Club. Clubs: SEC. Travel, Boosters. 4 WARREN KENYON-Senn News Salesman. DONA KILCULLEN--SGAA President, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: SEC, Nereids. GEORGE KINAST-Senn News Salesman. 1 MARSHALL KISSELW --IA Room Treasurer, Track, Senn News, Forum Salesman, Honor Society, Marshal, Glee Club. Clubs: Art Guild, Abacus, SEC, Zoology, Boosters. BEVERLY KLEIN---Glee Club, Workers. Clubs: Art Guild, Big Sisters. ELVIN KLEIN-2A Room Treasurer, Track, Intramural Sports, 3B, 4B Council: Marshal Lieutenant, Band. Club: Latin. 1939 Seniors gi' 52 I .-'bag WILLIAM KLUGMAN-1A Room Treasurer, ROTC, Marshal, Band. Club: Debate. KATHLEEN KOLCIlINg2A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Big Sisters, SCAA, Leaders, History, French, Boosters, Pythagorean. .IAMES KORETZ-4-B Room Secretary, Track, Intramural Sports, Glee Club, Honor Society. 4 ELOISE KRAFFT-Honor Society. Clubs: llome Economics, SGAA, Current AHairs. GLORIA KRASNOW-Scribblers Secretary, Treasurer, Presi- dentg Senn News Salesman, Senn News Feature Editor, Co- Editor-in-Chiefg 3B Council. Clubs: Home Economics, Camera, Music. DONALD KRAUSE-3B Room Vice-president, 4-B Room Presi- dent, Current Affairs Vice-president, Forum Salesman, IB-2B Council, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: SEC, Creek, Pytha- gorean. 4 RUTH KRlZ+fClubs: SCAA, SEC. DORIS KRUSE-f-3B Room Vice-president, 3A Room Secretary, 4A Room Treasurer, Dramatics. Clubs: SEC, Home Economics, History. LILLIAN KUNZER -Forum Salesman. Club: Travel. 4 NAOMI LABREE f-Forum Salesman, 3B Council, Honor Society, A Cappella. Clubs: Music, Pythagoreans. RUTH LACEY-Honor Society. Club: Music. MARY LAING--1A, 3B Room Secretary, 3A Room Treasurer, 4B Room President, 3B Room Vice-president: ZB. 2A Councilg Honor Society. 4 ANNA LANCV 3A, 3B Room Secretary. Clubs: Music, SCAA, SEC, Leaders. MARILYN LAUER-Music Club President, Dramatics, Honor Society. Clubs: German, Scribblers. FREDRICK LAUESEN-4-A Room President, Football, Intra- mural Sports, Forum Salesman. MARGARET LAVERNE-Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Big Sister, Pitman, SGAA, Boosters. RAY LAW-4B Room Treasurer, Football, Intramural Sports. Club: Letterman. HAROLD LEANCE-Intramural Sports, Band, Marshal. 4 MARGIE LEAVITT-Intramural Sports, 3B Council, National Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Greek, History, SEC. MARCIA LEBBY-Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Big Sisters, Leaders, SGAA, Boosters, History, Pytbagoreans. EDWARD LEDERER-Marshal. Clubs: SEC, German. 4 Q EDNA LEE --Intramural Sports. Clubs: 'E 7' ich, BETTY LEIN ER-Club: Zoology. HANS LEIS-Basketball, Apparatus, Cheerleader, Intramural Sports. 4 MARGARET LEMINGER-Forum Salesman, Ilonor Society. Club: Big Sisters. ADRIENNE LEVENS-Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Music. LESTER LEVIN--Intramural Sports, Baseball. Clubs: Current Affairs, Camera. 4 SHELDON LEVIN-1A Class Vice-president: IB-3B, 4B Room President: 3A Council, Track, Intramural Sport, Honor Society. Clubs: Debate, Greek, Current Events, SEC, Pythagoreans. SHIRLEE LEVIN-ff-IA Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Worker's Dramatics, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: Art Guild. French, SEC, Boosters, Music. MAE LEWISON--Honor Society. Clubs: History, SGAA, Big Sisters. 1939 RUTH LIEBLING-Glee Club, Dramatics. Clubs: Art Guild, History, SGAA, Stamp, French, Home Management. LEATRICE LINDER-Forum Salesman, Band, Honor Society. .IANE LIPSIE-Honor Society. Clubs: French, History, SGAA, ,M KARL LOFQUISTf2A President, Track, Intramural Sports, ig Sisters. Honor Society. Clubs: Greek, Art Guild. HAROLD LUCHTMAN-Intramural Sports. DORIS LUKENS-Nereids, Intramural Sports. 4 FRANCES LYONSfGlee Club. Clubs: SGAA, SEC. MARY ANN MACINNIS-3A Room Vice-president, SGAA Vice- president, Secretary, Intramural Sports, Band, Honor Society. Clubs: SEC, Nereids, Leaders, Big Sisters, Scribblers, History, Greek, Art Guild. DOUGLAS MAcMAHONfTrack, Football, Intramural Sports, Glee Club, Marshal. Clubs: Greek, Aeronautics. 1 RAYMOND MAIRSON--Honor Society. LUCILLE MAJERUS-Glee Club. Clubs: Leaders, SGAA French, Conservatory. WARREN MALlK44B, 4A Room Vice-president, Basketball Fencing. Clubs: Lettermen, Aviation, Sportsman. 4 GERTRUDE MALLOY-2A Secretary, 1B, 1A Room Secretary: SEC Vice-president, 2A Council, Glee Club, Players, A Cappella Honor Society. Clubs: Greek, Music, Debate. MARJORY MALTZ-3A Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman Forum Agent. Club: Stamp. JOE MANCUSO-Intramural Sports, Marshal, Glee Club. HERBERT MANDEL-Latin Club Vice-president, Abacus Vice- president, Pythagorean President, Intramural Sports, 4B Council, Orchestra, Marshal, Honor Society. VIRGINIA MANGOLD-Club: SEC, Pitman. SHIRLEY MARGOLIS-3A Room Secretary, Glee Club. Clubs: Camera, French, SEC, Boosters. 4 JAMES MARTIN-2B, 2A Room Secretaryg Marshal. Club: Square Circle. JULIA MARVEL-Glee Club, Orchestra. LORRAINE MCEVILLY-Glee Club. Clubs: SEC, SGAA. 4 MURDOCH MCGREGOR-Intramural Sports, A Cappella, Work- ers. Clubs: Art Guild, Music. MICHAEL MCGUINNES-2A Room Treasurer, 3A Room Vice- presidentg Intramural Sports, Forum Agent, Glee Club. Clubs: Pythagorean, Big Brothers, German. PATRICIA MCGUIRE-Clubs: Spanish, SEC, SGAA. 4 ALEXANDER MCINTYREMROTC. GERALD MCINTYRE-4-A Room Vice-president, Intramural Sports. GEORGE MCKECHNIE-Intramural Sports. 4 MARIBELLE MCKENZIE-2B-3B Room Presidentg Intramural Sports, 2B, 2A Councilg Honor Society. Clubs: Nereids, Home Economics, Big Sisters, SGAA. MARILYN McMASTER-3A Secretary, 2B-SB Room Secretary, Big Sisters President, Senn News Salesmang 3B, 3A Council. Clubs: Travel, Home Economics, History, Current Affairs. ALICE MCMINN-Club: Music. 1939 Page 5 5 N x lumix N V I Seniors Page 56 BETTY MCMULLEN-3A Room Secretary, 3A Council, Intra- mural Sports, Clee Club. Clubs: Boosters, Big Sisters, SGAA. HELEN MCNEILLYZB Room President, 4A Room Secretary, Scribblers Secretary, A Cappella. BILL MEIER-Swimming, Intramural Sports. Club: Lettermen. 4 WILLIAM MERCIER-3A Room President, History Club Vice- president, Swimming. ROSS MERRITT--ROTC Lieutenant Colonel Corps Staff, Rifle Team: Marshal. Clubs: ROTC, Latin. DONALD MESIROW-3B Room President, Pythagorean Presi- dent, Intramural Sports, 2A Council, Clee Club, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: Boosters, Spanish. 1 BETTY MEYER- -Honor Society. Club: Conservatory. IIELENE MEYER4Senn News Salesman, Clee Club. Clubs: Big Sisters, SGAA, Leaders, History. RETA MEYER-- Seribblers Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Pythagorean, SCAA. 4 OTTO MEYERS A Marshal, ROTC. FLORENCE MEYERSON-Intramural Sports, Clee Club, Dra- matics. Club: French. VINCENT MICOTTO--IA Room President, Marshal. 1 JACK MILLEN--4-A Vice-president: LIB, 4A Room President: 2B, 2A Room Vice-president: Basketball, Fencing, 3B Council, Band, Marshal. Club: Lettermen. WILLIAM MILLIKEN-4A President, IB, IA Room President: Sportsman Club President, Football, Baseball, Honor Society. MILTON MILLMAN- f2A Room President: 3B, 3A Room Vice- president, Basketball, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, ZA Council, Players, Marshal. Clubs: Pythagorean, SEC, Letter- ITIPII. HERBERT MINDS-3A Room Vice-president, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: Boosters, Pythagorean, Current Affairs. JOHN MOARD-Intramural Sports. Clubs: Latin, Stamp. RUTH MORIARITY-2A Room President, Glee Club. 4 SHELDON MORRISON-Fencing, Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman, Honor Society, Workers. Club: Pythagorean. ERICA MULLER-Clee Club. Clubs: Pythagorean, German EVELYNE MIVTTER-Club: SGAA. 4 PATRICIA MYER-Af-3B Room Vice-president, 3A Room Presi- dent: Senn News Salesman. Club: Latin. DORIS NADEL-IB Room Secretary, Workers. Club: Spanish. BETTE NELSON-4B Room Vice-president: IA-3A, 4A Room Secretary: Intramural Sports, Workers, Honor Society, Cleo Club. Clubs: Boosters, SC-AA, Leaders, Big Sisters, Latin. 4 JANE NELSON- 3B, 3A Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Glee Club. Clubs: Home Economics, Spanish. Knitting, SGAA. PHYLLIS NELSON-Clubs: Pitman, SEC. RICHARD NELSONf-ROTC, Band, Orchestra. 4 ROBERT NELSON-4-B Class President: IB, IA, 3A Room President: 2B, 2A Room Vice-president: Square Circle Treasurer, Football, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Big Brothers, Lettermen, Aviation. LOUISE NEUCEBAUER-Clubs: Big Sisters, Knitting. BETTY NEUMANN-2B-3B Room Secretary: Current Affairs Treasurer, Senn News, Forum Salesman, 4B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, SEC, Home Economics, Big Sisters, History. 1939 Page 57 Seniors Pugr i R ROBERTA NEWMARK-IB, IA, 2A Room Secretary: 3B Room President: Senn News, Forum Salesman. Clubs: Scribblers, Greek, History. ROBERT NIEBERGALL-ROTC. K NNETH NILES-Intramural Sports. I I Ya. X9 .0210 0141, frod' mfwcafff nj' 'Nu 1 ,jf if AJ' if 7 pax, , o. HERBERT NOFZ --Intramural Sports, Marshal, Clee Club. Clubs: Music, Art Guild. AUDREY NORMAN-4B Class Treasurer, 3B Room President, Camera Club Vice-president, Secretary, Spanish Club Vice-presi- dent, Dramatics, Honor Society. Club: Music. DORIS NUCENT-4A Class Secretaryg IB, IA Room Vice-presi- dent: Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: History, Home Economics, SEC, Current Affairs. 4 HARVEY OBERMAN-Intramural Sports, Marshal. PATRICIA Q,CONNOR-Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Club: SEC.. J 1 'T' I l I EVELYN ODOINK-Iffusic diff Trggirer, Honor Society. Clubs: Creek, SCAA, Music. 4 CHARLES O'DONNELL-Intramural Sports. ROBERT OLIPHANT-Fencing, IA, 2B, Council: Marshal. BETTY OLSON--4-B Room Vice-president, Spanish Club Secre- tary, IB, IA Council: Honor Society. Clubs: Music, Camera, Home Economics, Big Sisters. 4 BEVERLY OLSON---IB Room President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Staff, Forum Fees Manager, Honor Society, Clee Club. Clubs: Leaders, Boosters, SCAA. LORRAINE OLSON44B, 4A Council, Honor Society. Club: Latin. ROYAL OLSON --Zoology Vice-president, Intramural Sports, Orchestra, Marshal. NORMAN OYE-Intramural Sports, Glee Club, A Cappella. MARSHALL PAPKE-4-A Room Vice-president, Intramural Sports, Clee Club. RAYMOND PARKER-Track, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Booster, Chess and Checker. 4 CHARLES PEARSON-3A Room Vice-president, Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Cvlee Club, Orchestra. SYLVIA PESMENfClubs: SEC, Music, Sewing, SGAA. BERYL PETERSON-1A Room Secretary, 2B Room Treasurer: Greek Club Secretary, Intramural Sports, Clee Club, A Cappella, Honor Society. Clubs: Current Events, Booster, Pythagoreans. 4 DONALD PETERSON-Football, Intramural Sports. ALLENE PHELPS--IB, IA, 2A, SB Room Treasurer: Nereids Treasurer, Clee Club, A Cappella. Clubs: Creek, SGAA. YVONNE PIESENS-2B Room Treasurer, Forum Staff, Agent. Clubs: Music, SEC, Pitman. 4 ROBERT PICGOT- 4B Room President, Basketball, Tennis, ln- tramural Sports, Clee Club. Club: SEC. HELEN POLIN-1A Room Secretary, 2B Room Vice-president, 2A Room President. Clubs: Booster, Music, SGAA, Pitman, Big Sisters. MARY POWELL-Senn News Typist, Forum Fees Manager. Clubs: Music, SGAA. 4 RQSEMARY POWER-4A Council, A Cappella, Honor Society. Club: Conservatory. RICHARD POWERS-3A President, 2B Room Secretary, 4B Room President: Football, Track, Cross Country, A Cappella, ROTC. MAXINE RAUSIB Room Secretary, Nereid Secretary, Honor Society, Clee Club. Clubs: SGAA, Knitting, Leaders, Scribblers, Home Economics. .l I ylyfflf l 4, 1 . L J 1 Q H139 I J .1',! ',f5'L, A-1.u, X Page 1. 2 Seniors Page 60 SHIRLEY REBACK-Intramural Sports, Clee Club. Clubs: French, SGAA, Stamp, Home Economics. GEORGE RECKAS-Track. HENRIETTA REDMANf4B Room President, Honor Society. Club: Boosters. 4 LOIS REDMAN- Honor Society. ROBERT REINSCHREIBERf3A-4A Room Presidentg Basket- ball, Intramural Sports, 3B Council, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Square Circle, Boosters, EDWARD RELTH-2A Treasurer, 4-A Treasurer: 4B Room Vice- president, 4A Room President: Apparatus, IB-2B, 3B Council, Players, Honor Society Marshal. Club: Debate. 1 BARBARA RICHARDSON-lA, 2B Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Forum Agent, Band. Clubs: SCAA, Leaders. MARIAN RICHTERAForum Staff, Honor Society. Clubs: SEC, Music, Pitman. ROBERT RICKf-2B Room Vice-president, Intramural Sports, 4-B Council, Marshal, Band, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: His- tory, Current Aflairs, SEC, French. 4 GEORGIA ROBERTSg2A Room Secretary, 3B Room Treasurer, Home Economics President, Forum Agent, Salesman, 3A, 4B Council, Glee Club. Clubs: History, Boosters, Current Affairs. ED ROBNETTASA, 4-B Room Presidentg Boosters President, Aviation President, Fencing, Intramural Sports. SA Council, Club: Sportsman's. FRANCIS ROESSLER--2B Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports. 1 HARRY ROGERS 44-A Room President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Clee Club, A Cappella, Marshal. JOSEPH ROPPOLO HOWARD ROSENBAUMflntramural Sports, Senn News Sales- man, Honor Society. Marshal. Club: Greek. BERNARD ROSENBERC-Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: Pythagorean, Stamp, Debate. BLOSSOM ROSIN-Clee Club. Clubs: Boosters, SEC, SGAA, French. HERBERT ROTHENBERG-Intramural Sports. Clubs: Pytha- gorean, Boost ers, SEC. 4 SID RUDNICK-IB, 4-A Room President: Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Club: SEC. RHODA RUSSELL-Dramatics, Honor Society. Club: Music. HELEN RYERSON-Pythagorean Secretary: Forum Salesman, Agent: IA Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Latin, SCAA, Home Economics. ' 4 BETTE SACHS-3A Vice-president, SCAA Treasurer, President: Letter Girls President, Treasurer: Intramural Sports, Forum Sales- man, Honor Society. Club: Big Sisters. MARCE SAKLEM-3B-3A Treasurer: Honor Society, Band. Clubs: Stamp, Debate, Aviation, Big Sisters, SGAA. CLAIRE SANDBERG-2B-3B Room Secretary: IA Room Presi- dent, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, IB Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Boosters, Current Affairs, Leaders, Home Economics, Spanish. 4 RICHARD SANDBERC--ROTC. ROBERT SANDOUIST-Intramural Sports, ROTC, Glee Club Marshal. Clubs: Officer, Conservatory. ELEANOR SANDSTROM-4-A Room Secretary, Forum Staff, Honor Society. Clubs: Music, SEC, Leaders, Pitman. v 4 JOHN SARKISSIAN-lA-4A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Senn News, Forum Salesman, Agent, Honor Society, Marshals, Band. Clubs: Greek, Zoology, French, Boosters, Current Affairs, Latin, Scribblers. ROBERT SAUNDERS-Intramural Sports, Band. RUSSELL SCHEWE-3A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, 4-B Council. Clubs: German, History. s ,fit tn lEl39 S Ms Page 62 BERNICE SCHNEIDER--Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Pythagoreans, Creek, Boosters, Conservatory, SCAA. EMILIE SCHREMSER-Clubs: SEC, Knitting, Home Economics. VIRGINIA SCOTT---Clubs: Art Guild, SCAA, Current Aflairs, Home Economics. 4 ELINOR SEVELAND- -3B Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Leaders, Spanish. IRMA SHAPIRO ---Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Nereids, History, SGAA, Big Sisters, French, Leaders. MARVIN VSHAPIRO-3A, 4-B Room Secretary: 3B Council, llonor Society, Marshal. Club: Latin. 4 PHYLLIS SHAW' 2B Council, Clee Club, A Cappella, llonor Society. Clubs: History, Current Affairs. MARGARET SHEALY BURTON SHENDER-2A Vice-president, Intramural Sports, Band, Marshal. Clubs: Debate, Spanish, Latin. 4 VERNON SHIMANEKW Intramural Sports, Marshal. Club: History. AILEEN SHOLIN -Clubs: Conservatory, History. MARVIN SIIOLTZ -ROTC, Ilonor Society. 4 DANIEL SHTEAMER -2B Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Forum Agent, ROTC, Marshal. HERBERT SHUTAN-Basketball, Intramural Sports. Clubs: History, Spanish. ELEANOR SHYMAN-IA Room President, Clee Club. Clubs: SGAA, Economic. RUTH SIECEL-4-A Council, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: History, Conservatory, Leaders, Big Sisters, SGAA. PAULINE SILVERMAN-3A-4A Vice-president: Nereids, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Scribhlers, Current Affairs. SHIRLEY SLIVE-Dramatics, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA. 1 SHERRILL SMITH-3B Treasurer, IA Council, ROTC Lieu- tenant Colonel, Honor Society. Club: Pythagoreans. BARBARA SNYDER-Clee Club. Clubs: Conservatory, SGAA. EDYTHE SNYDER-3A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Clee Club. Club: Leaders. 4 RUTH SODERSTROM--ALB, 4A Room Secretary, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: Latin, Big Sister, Abacus, SGAA, Boosters, Con- servatory. JANET SOLOMON-Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Home Economics, Camera. DOROTHY SOLOVAY-eDramatics. Clubs: SCAA, Zoology, Current Events, History. 4 RUTH SOLOVAY-Dramatics. Clubs: Art Guild, Zoology, SCAA. ANN LORRAINE SPECK-4-B, 4A, Room Secretary: Honor Society. Clubs: Latin, Abacus, Big Sisters, SGAA, Boosters. HARRIET SPECTOR-IB, 1A Room Secretary: Clubs: Knit- ting, SEC, Home Economics, Current Affairs, Big Sisters. 1 PEARL SPIRO-Nereids, Intramural Sports, Senn News Sales- man, Clee Club, A Cappella. Clubs: Latin, Music. JESSIE STARK-4B, 4-A Council: Honor Society. Clubs: Boosters, Stamp, Debate, Travel, Aviation, SGAA, SEC, Con- servatory, Art Guild. DON STEINBERC-Spanish Club Vice-president, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: Spanish. 1939 1 4 Page 63 Seniors Page 64 PHYLLIS STEVENSON44-A Room President, Forum Stall, Clee Club. Clubs: SCAA, Leaders, Home Economics. Current Affairs. BEVERLY STOLMAN--IB Room President, 1A Room Secre- tary. Club: Home Economics. MARY STOYAS-Intramural Sports. Clubs: Creek. Spanish. Home Economics, Big Sisters. Q TOM STOYAS-f-lntramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: llistory, SEC, Officers. BONITA STRAUSS-'Playa-rs. KENNETH STREICHERW Clee Club, A Cappella. Club: Square Circle. 4 RICHARD STRIBLEN-2A Room Treasurer. Intramural Sports. ROTC. Clubs: Aeronautics. SHIRLEE SWEDLUND fllonor Soeiety. Clubs: Leaders, SGAA. MARGARET SYLVANUS-3B Council, Clce Club, llonor So- ciety. Clubs: Spanish, Scribblers, Big Sisters. 1 METTA TALMY- -IB Room Secretary, 1B Council, Players, Hon- or Society. Clubs: Conservatory, Debate. HELEN TAYI.0RfPlayers Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Leaders. CONSTANCE TEANDER -Clee Club, llonor Society. Clubs: Art Guild, Zoology. 4 DON TEMPLE-QB, 2A, 3B Room President: 4-A Room Vice- president: Basketball, Colf, Intramural Sports, Senn News Sales- man, Marshal. Club: Lettermen. ANITA THOMPSONfHonor Society. ARTHUR THORPEfSpanisl1 Club President, Forum Salesman, ROTC, Players, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: Abacus, SEC. IRVIN TITNERslntramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: Square Circle, French, Stamp, Debate. RALPH TOBER-ROTC, Marshal. Club: Oflicers. MADELEINE TODD. 4 LORRAINE TOUSIGNANT-Forum Salesman, Senn 'News As- sistant Business Manager, Business Manager, Business Super- visor, Honor Society. Clubs: Scribblers, Current Affairs. MARJORIE TOW-Honor Society. Clubs: SEC, Commercial Law, Zoology, Abacus. PEGGY UDDBOM-Latin Club Treasurer, A Cappella, Honor Society. 4 JACK ULRICH-3B Room President, 4B Room Vice-president: 2B Council, Glee Club, A Cappella, Honor Society, Workers. Clubs: Pythagoreans, Art Guild. LEONA VERBRAKEN4Cluhs: Pitman, SEC. BERNARD VERINffflntramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, 1A Council, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Greek, Current Affairs. 4 ERIC VODICKA-Senn News Salesman, Band. Clubs: Abacus, Stamp. MARIE VON MARTINITZ-IB, IA, 2B Room Treasurer: 4-A Room Secretary, Spanish Secretary, Big Sister Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: SEC, Music. HELEN WAMSLEY. 4 l HERBERT WARD Football Intramural Sports Senn News Salesman Honor Society Club Pythagorean NORMAN WARD-Intramural Sports, Team Manager. Clubs: I I I I Music French History Booster LOIS WARNER-Conservatory Club Secretary, Senn News Sales- man, Honor Society. Clubs: Pythagorean, Spanish, Scribbler. 5EniUr5 Pugr Mt EIAIINE WARREN IA Room 5t'l'l'L'I31'V. Clubs: I'Iooslt'l'. Mu- sir'. SCAA. NORTON WARREIN-f lntratnural Sports. Club: Big Rrotlters. IIELEIN WJXRSXW Ilonor Society. Clubs: SEC, Big Sisters, I.va1Iers. SCAA. 4 ,IIINE WA'I'ROllS-- Ilonor Society. Clubs: History, Current Events, SCAA. HELEN WATSON-Intraxnural Sports, Senn News Assistant Business Manager. Business Manager, Business Supervisor, Honor Society. Clubs: Scribbler, Pitman, Booster. MAE WEAVERW Clubs: SCAA. SEC. Cerman. History. 4 BONITA WEBER Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, 2B Council, Dramatics, Honor Society. Clubs: SCAA, History, Greek. HAROLD WEDELL- -Apparatus. Players. Honor Society. .IOIIN WI-IIGICN Baseball, llonor Soeiety. Club: Pythagorean 4 ROBERT WEIKEI. IA Room Treasurer, 2B Room President: Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman. Band Orchestra. Club: Spanish. XIURIEI, WEINBERC 'IA Room Seuretary, Clee Club. Clubs: Camera. French. EUGENE WEINER Intratnural Sports. Clubs: SEC. Sports- inan's. 4 NIARCARET' WEINER 2,-X N ive-presinlm-nt. Intramural Sports. SB Council. Clee Club, A Cappella. Honor Society, Clubs: Creek, SGAA, Current Affairs. .IOYCE WEINSTEIN -2B Room S'et'retary. Intramural Sports. Clubs: SEC. Home Et-onomies. SCAA, Current ,-'tIIairs. Knitting. Leaders, Debate. DOROTHY WELLER 2B Room Treasurer. 3B Room Secretary, ZA Council. Clubs: SCAA, Conservatory, SEC. Big Sisters. ROSLMARIIQ WIERNER--Baml. A Cappella. Clubs: History Conservatory. Rig Sisters. LOIS W'l-ISSl,l'NDf IR. 4B Room Secretary: Pitman Pre-sitlent Forum Salesman. Clee Club. Honor Society. Clubs: SEC History. XIRCINIA Wlllil-Il.ICR Clubs: History. SEC. SCAA. 4 JLDITII WIETZ--Dramaties. Honor Society. Clubs: Booster Leatlers. Nereitls. IIILDA WILLIAMS ZA Room President. 4B Room Secretary: Forum Staff. Clubs: Music, SEC, Pitman. Leatlers. .IOHN WlI,I,I,-IMS'-Suimming. ROTC. Marshal. Club: Q FRANK WILLIS Football. ARLICEN WII,50N-V -ZA. 3B-4B Council: Dramatics. Ilonor So ciety. Club: Pitman. CARL WITTE44B Room Vice-president. Intramural Sports Team Manager. Clubs: Aviation, Sportsman's. 1 INIARSIIALL WIOLPER--V-ROTC, Band, Marshal. ,IAYNE WRICHT4Clubs: Big Sisters, SCAA. JAMES WRIGHT-Football, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs Commercial Lau. History. Big Brothers. 4 ANDREW WYZENBEEK lA 2B Room Secretar 9 Intramural e y Sports, Forum Salesman, ROTC, Band, Orchestra, Honor So eiety, Marshal. Club: Pythagorean. BETTY ZERWIS-f--4B Room Secretary, 4-A Council, Glee Club Honor Society. Clubs: Latin, Spanish, Big Sisters. YIRCINIA ZIMDARS-Clee Club. Club: SCAA. 4 GERALD ZllNIMT-Marshal. Club: Pythagorean. MARION ZITTLOWf-sClubs: SCAA, Home Economics. Scrib- blers, Debate. LOUIS ZUCKERMAN--4-B Vice-president. Pythagorean Vice- president, Abacus President, Latin Club President. Secretary: Fencing, 2B-3A Council, Honor Society, Marshal. Senn Alumni Association Corrie orr, yurr Senn, Serin, Senn. iorfre our to rrralfe rr nanze. fforrre orr, you Senn, Serin, Senn. The worlrl will know your fame, IJOIIH' on, you Senn, Senn, Senn, Your victory is usxrrrerl. Therefll be ll ho! lime irr Senn High rorrighl. Rah, Rah, Kalzf Senn Silver Jubilee, June 10, 1938, brought back to Senn thousands of graduates, many of whom expressed the wish for an Alumni Associ- ation. A S-enn Alumni Committee of fifty Senn graduates and a group of Senn faculty members with Miss McCarthy as Chairman worked for one year with Principal David M. Davidson to organize the Senn grad- uates of its twenty-five years of existence. On january 3, 1939, a big Night Club and dance was given in the Senn Cafeteria, at which the Constitution and by-laws were adopted. On May 5, jack DeCaprio, president of the June, 1932, class, was elected presidentg Wallace Dunn was voted vice-presidentg Shirley Long was made recording secretary, Miss Frances Erikson, a Senn graduate and faculty member, was elected corresponding secretary: and Robert Paetz was chosen treasurer. A Board of Directors of eleven graduates was elected and Prin- cipal Davidson named Miss Mc- Carthy, Miss Skillen, Miss Doniat, Miss Corcoran, and Miss Cain as Faculty members. Betty Bear was elected Chair- man of Publicity, while Wallace Dunn was appointed Entertain- ment Chairman, and Mrs. Maxine Terrill was appointed Member- ship Chairman. Members of January and June, 1939, classes were received as members of the Senn Alumni As- sociation at the party on June 9. Pi' hX ROXY 1: Henriksen, Treat, Mr. Davidson, Hayes, Magruder: ROVV Z: Roth, Pickns, Nelson, Bralim, Vlienrich, Harrah, Halpcr, Norman, Landalil: RONN7 3: Zuckerman, Miller, Mott, O'Hrien, Shea, VVillens, Thomson, Dunn. All School Council-Fall S-E-N-N, Rah, Senn! Such was the peppy spirit of the All School Council of last fall. Its speedy organization proved it able to fill its purpose, that of formulating school policies. The first of these Committees to be organized was one to help the Parent Teachers Association in their campaign for increasing their mem- bership. This drive turned out to be a huge success for the Council as well as for the PTA. Next in the limelight came the Thanksgiving Committee that was under the chairmanship of Mel Holleb who along with his peppy assist- ants made a thorough drive in the division rooms. Real results rewarded thanks to the work of these workers. Many happier Christmases were celebrated, made possible by the Christmas Committee, and thanks were given to Franklin Adams who acted as Chairman and his driving assistants. The Committe-e made the Sennites dig into their pockets and give with a happy spirit. One of the last things the Council was able to do before the semester ended was to sponsor three big contests, which were Music, Architec- tural, and Radio Broadcast script writing which many Sennites entered. Page 69 RHXY I: XIV, SIlllt'I'iil'ili, Srlnnicit. xiL'.Xlliii.i.l'. XYilsznz, Cznrlwry, Kiliiill. l'm-tclxwmlli RUXX' Z: UI-Un. Kilim Ybillllllilii. Hznllin. Rulmcrts. Stark. Ilurklianrl, QAJIXIIIIZIQIIQ IQHXY 3: Sdmcxw, Nimlx, lxlm-111, Hu-11115, Xil'Ik'1lilv. ,Xsvniznn Senior Council Junior Council IQOYX li XIcXl11II:u1, Nlntlwy. l m'slmc:'gg', Miss Harris, liutfwlzult, Iingn-l1n:u1n. XYy:ntt: ROXY 2: XXiK'iI1'l', Kuultniiiuli, XYI1cvlc1'. Katz, lfurslwrg, iillftlililll, Ili-ml, Sim-gnnincl, Rikcr, Numb: RUN 3: Irzmfls-I, Uik'I1lK'I1iN, Xiliiliiil, lim-l'nstcin. -luimmn, Rutlisuliilrl, Un-rl1nlwr'. XXiiNillit'I', Hcmggrcli. Pug: 'll RUXY l: llnrtis, limgcsmm. Yail, llr. Zlllllllt'I'lIl1lll, Maris. Myer. Frilzsllalli RHXY 2: l'l:msm1. Sapp, Rn-tvl1i11, -lulmstm, Proud, Ilya-r, Clmnmlin, lirzmcluz RUXY 3: llcrg. Szmcllmrg, fi1'ifl'cy, llvllcr. XX'allqcr, Rzlyxm-r. Katz. Xlzlttivk. fXl:1ttl1c'xx's. Sophomore Council Freshman Council RUXX' l: l.ivitzu1, IDL-Frcitzms, Nluiucrf, Snguv, Scllxvvgcr, Scl1w:11'tz, llurklmlclt-1'g RIJXY Z: 'I'l1m'utm1, Gillette, XYillis, lftlwlmmtt, Fixlvr, Zk'lCllll2lll. Xlilflwll. Klinkin, lllumg RUXY 3: Cain, Rnmlzxll, XYzu'cl, Sultlqv. llunmwtt, l x'ivrllcn. Pugr 71 Class Officers The twenty-one elected class officers comprise the All School Council under the sponsorship of Principal David M. Davidson. Page l7u'l St'l1It'Sft'l' Richard Treat Andrew Hayes Doris Henriksen .Ierry Magruder George Harrah Mr. Sattertield Robert Nelson l.ouis Zuckerman Ruth Halper Audrey Norman Mr. Satterfield Richard Brahms Robert O'l5rien Marjorie Thompson l.aVerne Landahl Miss Harris Robert Pickus Jerry Miller Helen Wenrich VVilliam Mott Dr. Zimmerman Robert Dunn Edna Roth Sally Shea Geraldine Willems Miss Cavanagh 72 4A SEN lou President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer All School Council Adviser -ilk SENIOR President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser .IUNIOR President Vi ce- President Secretary Treasurer Adviser SOPIIOMORE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser FRESIIMAN President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Spring Scnzcstcr lVilliam Milliken Jack Millen Doris Nugent lfdward Relth Dan Adams Mr. Satterlield Richard Brahms Lawrence Johnson Marjorie Thompson Betty lialzer Mr. Satterlield Robert O'Brien jack Bailer l.aVerne Landahl Myra Wells Miss Harris Charles McC0rkle Lester Goodman Marjorie Hissong James Kaplan Dr. Zimmerman Robert Dunn Doris Anderson Irene Murphy Betty Skidmore Miss Cavanagh ROVV l: l,andahl, Millen, Milliken, Nl r. Davidson, Nugent: ROVV 2: Adams, Murphy. Dunn, Xnderson, Balzer, Kaplan. Hissong, 'Iohnson, Thomson, Brahm, Goodman, Relth. All School Council-Spring The twenty-one class officers met with Mr. Davidson in February to plan the Spring work of the All School Council. At the beginning of the semester, the group worked wholeheartedly to promote Senn News subscription campaigns, 1939 Forum Annual sales and city-wide band and choral contests. Clean-up campaign was the chief work of the Spring All School Coun- cil. A committee under the leadership of Louis Zuckerman, Jayne Ben- ario with Miss Chaitkin as faculty adviser, worked extensively in Senn and the neighboring elementary schools to make the Senn district out- standing for cleanliness. This committee conducted surveys, tabulated results and brilliantly publicized its campaign to Clean-up, Paint-up, and Light-up. Stunt day, Prom and luncheon committees managed senior affairs most efficiently. The All School Council may well be proud of its work as the policy making body in Senn. It upholds the democratic traditions of the school and prepares every student for active participation in democratic gov- ernment. Every worthwhile activity in the school receives proper con- sideration and support from the members of the All School Council. Page 73 KOH' I: l,:1m-. lbw-1'l11:Iw1', Xzlrrllicm, Mr. Sixth-1'iin-lfl. lhmwsun, llill'c1'. Scliciluvg IQOXX' J: Katz, Stark, fiulclstvin, Sillllliiilliilll. Klzltlmcy, iNSll1l, Si-lim-y, l'mw:', XNZIHIIII, Ci!1lSL', I!1'mm'11, f1I'L'0ll. Kwik, 5lK'2L'i. Senior Council Junior Council ROW' I: i'.I'L'iSiliIlgk'l', Tylvr, XYi5ln1cx'. Mins lizarris, Iingrlzilii, Xluhlin, Culmg Rim- 2: SIlfiiK'l', l.1,u.' Ql,5,ml,1i,1q lljgmwum, i'ill2K'illlZlllIl, i'4Hl'i3l'l'2'. Clizunlms, Nictzgcr. XYy:1t1. Pugr 74 RUXY I: XYL'l'lIL'I'. I'I2iIlSl7ll, Mycr, Dr. Zill1lUC1'lN?lIl, Klcfwrklv, SIN-rlnzul, Osluucl: RUXY 2: 1 Rolulc. 'I'Ium1z1s, Furgusmm, HZIFIICII, Katz. H, Katz, .Xl'k'IlIXlIlllL'1lll, Fritzslmll, I'zCkStl'Ulll, I':u1ls1n1. llrzlsclm. Sophomore Council Freshman Council ROVV li Fiplcr, Klcycr, llullzlll, Mis, C:u':111z1gl1, Xllbfgull, xYL'iIlhL'l'gL'l', FilZf:CI'2ilKlQ ROW' 21 xY2'll'l'k'H, julmsz, Kzzlm. l,cxx'i5. .Xnrlcrswm IqfYl L'1'lSlIll, Klilchvll. :XI'lfl0I'SHlI, NVag'm-r, Gabor. IHIAQA' 73 Sammy and Sally Sennite go hand in hand to svllool, Living by that adage, the good old golden rule. 'I'lu-y'rv avlivv organizers., to clubs ilu-y lmlll ln-long. Poppy, full of spirit, for Senn lhey're really strong. Bonita Strauss ACTIVITIES ROVV 1: Morrison, Ehlers, Smith, Mr. Davidson, Fried. Relth, Gilbert, Sylvanus: ROVV 2: Shaw. Harbison. VVilson, Howard. George. Greener, Gilbert, Horwichz ROVV 3: Hilfcr. Cottrell, Muller, Newmark, Nugent, Hamblin, Peterson, Lauer. Shapiro: ROVV 4: Ginsburg Abraham, Driscoll, Nelson, johnson, 'l'almy, Fukal, Norman: ROXV 5: Block, Uddbom Beckwith, VVeiner, Koretz, Leavitt, VVcsslund, Meyer: ROW' 6: VVyzenbeek. Levin, Mandel Lofqnist, VVedell, Zuckerman, johnson, Ulrich, Dreifus, Chaycs. Honor Society Donald Yellon . . . . . President ..... . . Abram Chayes Ruth Ahlquist . . . . .Vice-President ....... Sheldon Levin Shirley Blacker . . . Secretary .... Andrew Wyzenbeek Roslyn Kahn ......... Treasurer ........ Edward Relth David M. Davidson ..... Adviser ..... David M. Davidson Senn Honor Society is now entering its 20th year as a leading organi- zation of Senn High School. It is the aim of every hardworking Senn student to earn membership in this organization. To become a member the Senn student must possess at least Z5 points, 20 of which must be attained through scholarship. Five points may also be obtained through outstanding service to the school. In major sub- jects each S counts 8 pointsg E, 5 points, and -each G, 1 pointg in the minor subjects, an S earns 4 and an E 2 points. At the conclusion of the semester, Mr. Davidson and a group of the faculty select graduating Seniors from the Senn Honor Society for the National Honor Society. Each year, the National Honor Society Initiation is an outstanding feature of the school calendar. Page 7 9 ROW' I: Nlulzfcr. Sic-gllluml, Ku-wiv, Olson, XY. Olson. Cnzwlill, Kirk: RHXY 2: SilIlIDkiIlSlllI L Ostcrlmcrg, Katz. Gilmhx XYyzntt, Lclmhy, Halpcr, ,l. Olson: RUNY 3: Nylv.-1'g, Xnclcrsun ,lcffm-ry, lirmlm-r. Rosa. fc wis, lhmwmzm, Czlrlsmm. Stark: ROXY -11 Rlnllcr. Yngl, S-kugluml l.:1m-, flnlrlstcin. Ilnnrl. XXX-il. Nlzltlmcy, Tow. Honor Society ROXN' l: UHIIIIIIZIII, Pmlznrv, l.il'htCI1L'l7L'I't, Sax. Sulmm'ul'f, llzaku, IJl'csm'1': ROW' 2: Forslwrg Malloy, Riclmtcr, XXI-lmcr, KI'ZlI1lCI', Nluscuwitz, Hufnnglc: RHXY 31 Fracrnmzm, Xszmzm U Iilmm-nllml. Laing, Smith, L-Ulll!lhl', Yunow, VYislmur: RUXY 4: Ixflllllll, XYUH, VIIZIIIIIJLIS 'l'1':mmk-I, Rom-rl, Chzlsc. 'lh-rggrcn, Hamm. Pagr Xu Ruth Ahlquist Shirley Blacker Richard Chuttke Sheldon lisko Marjorie Frank .Doris Henriksen Roslyn Kahn Bernice Leland ,Ruth Levenhagen jane lieckwith Claire liollfrass Mary Casey Abram Chayes Doris Cottrell Donal llreifus lflaine lihlers Yivian lfried Yerne tieorge lletty Gilbert lfvelyn tiinsburg' Faith tireener lletty Haniblin ltlarjorie Harbison ltflargaret Hilfer Lorraine Howard lllarilyn Lauer Margie Leavitt Sheldon Levin .lane Lipsie National Honor Society JANUARY 1939 lleatrice Linclholni Ruth Mader Louise Magnuson Marjorie Sabbath Ruth WVerner Donald Yellon Faye Axelrood Caroline Albert lfleanor Anderson JUNE 1939 Karl Lofquist Herbert Mandel llilly Morison Doris Nugent lidward Relth lrnia Shapiro Phyllis Shaw Marvin Sholtz Sherrill Smith Margaret Sylvanus l'eg'gy Lilltlbfllll .lack Ulrich Lois XYarner Margaret Xteiner Arleen Xlilson .Xndrew ltyzenbeek Louis Zuckerman Rochelle Abraham Geraldine llloch Roberta Block Richard llaker Carl Dunkel Richard Goldberg Muriel Heini Iletty Kafka Anne Cohen .lean Cooper Charlotte Droege Arthur Goldberg Alice Driscoll llrenda lfukal Ruth Gilbert Muriel Horwich Mildred johnson .lanies Koretz lfthel Lewison Ray Nairson lletty Meyer Sheldon Morrison lletty Nelson Roberta Newmark Audrey Norman lleryl Peterson Harold Xtedell Lois VYesslund Donald hlohnson lilinor 'lones lirica Muller Metra Taliny Page 81 RUXX' l: lleuario, Peterson, llraucli, Miss Skilleu, Relth, Howard, Russell: ROXY 2: Grader, VVictz, Casey, Malloy: ROW' 3: Almermau. Quinn, Tliorpe, VVedell, Millmau. Kuutz: RUXY -li Liluer, julmson, Norman, Taylor, XYclmer, Taliuy, Sanders, Vlleber, Strauss. Players Senn Players enacted two plays of exceptional merit during the past year. In fall Tiger House, a thrilling, chilling mystery, was given by Miss Skillen's seasoned actors and actresses. You Can't Take It With You provided top entertainment for all Sennites. The unforgettable comedy played before capacity audiences. In addition to the fine work done on these two plays, several one-act plays were presented to small but appreciative groups. Richard Baker in the Fall semester and Ed Relth in Spring were the guiding spirits of th-e Players. Other dramatists working in an executive capacity were Ruth Ahlquist, Hamilton Branch, Carol Schmidt, Beryl Peterson and joan Howard. The work of the Players during the past year had done much to sus- tain Senn's fine reputation and to uphold the high standards of the Dramatics department set by Players of other years. Of the past year's work it can be said that new ideas and personalities have been devel- oped. For a gratifying spirit of friendship and cooperation is always prevalent among Senn's dramatists. Puge X2 ROW l: Nadel, Driscoll, Nelson, Miss Doniat, Koolconian, Brownell, Nardhem, Nelson, ROVV Z: Hunt, Thomas, Kusswurm, Gejokos, Starkeyg ROW 3: Skoglund, Olson, W. Olson, Ladin, Zackrison, Snyder, Zimmanck, Peterson: ROW 4: Oslund, Raffle, Moell, lingdahl, Abrahamson, Bostetter, Smithg ROW 5: Chiaro, Molwurg, Power, Olancler, Howarth, Kast- ner, Cohn, Davies, Samuels. Workers Can those Workers create atmosphere? And howl Remember those thrilling scenes in Tiger House tOh, those clawslj? Workers designed the settings and lighting effects for this memorable play. With the close of the Fall semester came the solemn ceremony at which Caroline Albert, Patricia Brownell, Alice Driscoll, Doris Nadel, Bernard Nelson, and Bette Nelson were presented with their emblems. At a similar ceremony in june, Ruth Abrahamson, Charlotte Bostetter, Richard Koolconian, Charlotte Kusswurm and Arthur Nordhem were honored. You Can't Take It With You, the Spring play, made real Senn history. For the first time on the Senn stage real nrecrackers were used. The kind cooperation of a neighboring fire department secured this privilege for Workers. But even more exciting was the fact that due to the complete sell-out of tickets, Senn Hall balcony was opened for the first time in many years. An account of the year wouldn't be complete without the mention of the gay Bohemian party which Miss Doniat and the Workers gave for the Players. The thoroughly Parisian atmosphere insured success. Page Xi 1939 Forum Tossing dignity to the winds, the Staff of the 1939 Forum planned an informal book filled with rollicking humor and nursery- rhymish jingles. Using Sally and Sammy Sennite as the central figures, the editorial and art staffs cooperated to publish an An- nual worthy of Senn's 26th birthday. Vivian Fried, Ruth Mader, Arthur Rus- sell and Charles Eischen comprised the quartet which wrestled with editorial prob- lems, plans and publicity. Fees were handled by the duo-efficiency of Mary Powell and Beverly Olson. The big sales campaign and Freshman Sammy and Sally Sennite contest were managed by Nina Studley. john Astin and Don Friedman, Co-Sports Editors, edit-ed a peppy and representative Athletic section. Marjorie Bondy took charge of Identifications for group pictures. The graduate biographies were handled by Yvonne Piesens, Marian Richter, Eleanor Sandstrom, Phyllis Stevenson, and Hilda Williams. Working under the experienced leader- ship of Miss Corcoran, the enthusiastic staff carried to a brilliant conclusion the work on the 1939 Forum. 1939 Forum The jolly spirit of Sammy and Sally Senn- ite has been faithfully transferred to the pages of the 1939 Forum by Mrs. Dooley's competent staff headed by Art Editor Rose- mary Shea. The Readin, Ritin, and Rithmetic of the cover was designed by Theodorsa Ruh- mann. Who cannot sympathize with the apple-polishing youth on the first division page done by Shirley Mohlin or with Adele Koenigner's battling boys which appropri- ately precedes activities? The fishing scene, symbolizing Athletics, was also executed by Adele. The wooden-shoed little lady who heads the informal snapshot section was drawn by Rosemary Shea. Clever border designs by Lois Green and the Ex Libris and Finis by Shirley Miller contributed much to the charm of the 1939 Forum. The excellent mounting of graduates, and snapshots was due to the hard work of Don Peterson and Herman Kellman. The guiding spirit behind the Art Staff was quiet, efficient Mrs. Dooley. Mrs. Dooley Donald Peterson Art Adz'i.vcr .-1.vsi.rtunt Art Editor Adele Koeninger Theodorsa Ruhman .4rti-viticx, Sport.: Corfrr Herman Kellmzm Shirley Miller I :rl I5.r Libris, Finis Rosemary Shea Art Editor Shirley Mohlin School Lois Green Bordcr Chosen as the typical Sammy and Sally Sennite by the F reshmen, Her- bert Person and Mary Jane Meyer, worked hard to publicize the Forum. Herbert Person Mary Jane Meyer .Sammy .Srunztc Sally Sennitv Page X5 ROW 1: Astin, Simpkinson, Ehlers, Krasnow, Mantonya, lischke, Friedman: ROW 2: Horwich, lingle, Kessie, Russell, Tousignant, Watson, Landahl, Paschke: ROW 3: Austin, Forsherg, League, Gridley, Shapiro: ROVV 4: Rothenberg, Snider, Clark, Chaniherlin, Marland, Migatz, Fannon, Zennerg ROVV 5: Ries, Moller, Roth, Corey, Lee, johnson, B. johnson, Kntten, lik. Senn News Staff Co-Ediizmv-in,-Clzief GLORIA KRASNOW ELAINE EHLIQRS .l.v.vi.rmu1 Editors ...A ,,,,,,.,.,,..i.,..,,..... .,,i..,.......,,,,,.,,,.........,............. J 1 llia Simpkinson, Irene Mantonya lfeutuirv lfditur ................,.,,....,, ,. ....................,.......,............... Muriel Kessie .S'fwrl,v Cu-lidilorx ..,,......, , ................,. john Astin, Donald Friedman iVcws Editors .,.........,.,.......... ....... IX Targaret Corey, Bette Jane Marland .f1.s'5ista11I lVew5 Ifdilrws ..... ..,.......,......,....., M uriel Moller, Lois Engle Unfwy lirlitrrrs ,,,,....,,,,,...,,,,,,,, ....,,.....,,,,..,........ L ois Roth, Marjorie Snider .flssislaril Copy Iidilurs ......... ......,, ,,,,,,.,.....tt.t lX 'I arjorie Paschke, LaVerne Landahl ,Al.vsi.vfm1t lfvaturr Iidifm' .... ................ii,..........,,,,,,....,,,,.....i...,.........,,.... IX Turiel Horwieh Ii'oy,v' Sports ....,i,..........,.... ,,.l,awrenee johnson, Edward Austin, john Forsherg Girls' .S'fvnrf.f ..,.....,.,.... ,..,....,..,,,.........A,..,......,................,,.......,...,... N lary Lou Clark Ii.rfl1ar1gv Iidilm' .,..... ,,,, ,,..,.........,.,.,,,......,,,,,i...,.,.,.........,,,.... I 3 etly .lane Rothenberg Reporters Florence lfk, Connie Chznnlrerlin, Betty Fannon, llonald Gridley, Shirley Groupe, Beatrice vlrzlmson, Rosemary Kutten, Robin League, james Lee, Alice Lome, Marshall Migatz, Betty Ries, Irwin Shapiro, Alice Zenner I? Il.Yi7IL'S.S' Su fuwfisors Hlfl.lfN NVATSUN LORRAINE TOUSIGNANT Hll.YilI1'.Y.Y illfllll-Ilflt'l' ....................... . ,,.,.. ,.,,.,,,,,...,,,, ,,..,,,.,, , , ,.,, ,,,,,,,,,, I lobcrt Esqhkc t'irr1flr1l1'ffr1 lllzrfffryvr ................. ..........,.,......,,,.., . . .,,,,,,.... ....,.,,.,,,,,.... , ,, ..,...,., -Xrthnr Russell Advisors -SVPIHQ TP'1'11-YIIVFI' ....., ...................,..., ....... l V Jr. George Zimmerman 11d7'l-WV' ,...-.--.-........ ..,,..,... I ilizabeth Corcoran Page X6 Senn News The Senn News started the second quarter-century of Senn High Schoo1's ex- istence in an inspiring, zestful way, exem- plifying its TWENTY SECOND YEAR OF SPIRITED LEADERSHIP. On the morning of September 23, 1938 S-enn students sat amazed as they scanned a new Senn News, thoroughly modernized in format and content, and maintaining but one old tradition-the spirit of powerful, straightforward journalism. Leaders in this transformation were the Editorial Triumvirs, Shirley Blacker, Rich- ard Goldberg and Don Yellon. Special editions during the fall semester included the Halloween, Armistice Day, the Pigskin -that sent Senn's gridiron temperature to record height-and the Junior jinx Edi- tions. February ushered in the new editorial Staff with Elaine Ehlers and Gloria Kras- now as co-editors. While plans for the spring papers were being concluded, the Staff turned their attention to the Senn Broadcast over WMAQ and the full page write-up in the Chicago American. After these achievements, the first spring papers went to press. Insennity, Sports and the Schedule Editions were among the special issues published during this semester. Gloria Krasnow, Elaine Ehlers, Donald Friedman John Astin, Julia Simpkinson, Irene Mantonya i nan Helen VVatson, Robert Eschke. Lorraine Ton g t Muriel Kessie, Lawrence Johnson. Muriel Horwich Richard Goldberg, Shirley Blacker, Donald Yellon Annette B B trice Lindholm, Mary Louise jorda Page 87 ROXY l: Berger, Darnell, Smith, Sgt. Cloutier, Merritt. Capt. Ostergren, XN'eikel3 ROVV 7 Schwartz, Flaxman, Tennyson, Rogers, llrahm, Sahnen, Niebergallg ROW' 3: llryar. lieesle Marks. Cory, Hoyer, Hanks, 0'Neal, 'l'ober: ROXY 4: ltird. Clarke, lluek, johnson, XYyztn beek, liell, liarnstroin. Kreinan. R. O. T. C. Officers Cadet Lieutenant Colonel .-Klein Y. .Xsh Cadet Major Robert j. Ilellenbaek Cadet Major Ross H. Merritt Cadet Major Sherrill j. Smith Cadet Captain john C. Southgate Cadet Captain VVarren G. Darnell Cadet Captain Cletus L. Berger Cadet Captain Carl L. VN'endt Cadet Captain Albert j. Coffey Cadet lst Lieutenant 'LIIOIHHS .-X. liird Cadet lst Lieutenant Leonard j. liryar Cadet Znd Lieutenant .Xlbert S. Harnstrom Cadet lnd Lieutenant Peter QX. Nilson Cadet Znd Lieutenant XVilliani C. Carlson Cadet 2nd Lieutenant .Xnton C. Hrankay Cadet Ind Lieutenant Robert H. Clarke Cadet Znd l.ieutenant Riehard A, Rell Cadet Znrl Lieutenant Leslie F. lfrbe Cadet Znd Lieutenant Louis F. lteller Cadet Znd Lieutenant Kenneth L. lliek Cadet Znd Lieutenant Robert L. Stex enson Cadet Znd Lieutenant john S.VVillian1s Cadet 2nd Lieutenant john C. Krenian Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Kenneth Patterson Cadet Captain Robert XV. VYeikel Cadet lst Lieutenant Fred li. Hughes Cadet Znd Lieutenant Ralph R. johnson Cadet Znd Lieutenant .Xndrew X't'vzenbeek Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Harold ,X Hot-er Pujqt' Sit Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Sherrill j. Sniith Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Ross H. Merritt Cadet Major NVarren G. Darnell Cadet Major Cletus L. Berger Cadet Captain Robert H. Clarke Cadet Captain Albert S. Harnstrom Cadet Captain Leonard j. Bryar Cadet Captain 'l'hoinas A. Bird Cadet Captain john C. Kreman Cadet Captain Kenneth L, lliek Cadet lst Lieutenant Max VV. lieesley Cadet lst Lieutenant Riehard X. Rell Cadet lst Lieutenant john F. XVilliams Cadet Ind Lieutenant ,Xlbert G. Dunn Cadet Znd Lieutenant Norman Flaxtnan Cadet Znd Lieutenant VVilliani C. Seltwartz l adet 2nd Lieutenant Robert ll. 'liennyson Cadet Znd Lieutenant Robert .X. Niebereall Cadet Znd Lieutenant George .-X. Hanks Cadet Znd Lieutenant Donald H. johnson Cadet Znd Lieutenant Ralph l. Tober Cadet 2nd Lieutenant julius Marks Cadet Znd Lieutenant Robert j. O'Neal Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Harry Rogers Cadet Znd Lieutenant Fred Corey Cadet Major Robert XV, NVQ-ikel Cadet Captain ,Xndrew XYyzenl'eelc Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Richard XY. ltrahm Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Daniel Sahnen R.O.T.C. Technical Sergeant George L. Searle's retirement in March, 1939 put the command of the Senn Regiment into the hand of Staff Sergeant Albert j. Cloutier. As Sergeant Cloutier reported to Senn as the Assist- ant Instructor on September 6, 1938, he had six months in which to familiarize himself with the routine of his new job. Because of this foresight, the Regimentls progress was not retarded during the change of command. In the Fall of 1938, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Alvin Ash, assisted by Cadet Major Robert Dellenback, Cadet Major Ross Merritt, and Cadet Major Sherrill Smith commanded the unit. During their tenure of office, a Military Ball was held on December 16 at the Country Club of Evans- ton. Chairman Cadet Major Dellenback and his co-workers on the com- mittee, Cadet Captain Berger, Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Clark, and Cadet Captain W-eikel of the Band produced one of the most financially and socially successful Balls held in years. On November 10 the entire school turned out to witness an Armistice Day ceremony featuring the R.O.T.C. unit and a special firing squad. When the new semester came, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Sherrill Smith was appointed commanding officer. His assisting officers were Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Ross Merritt of the Cadet Corps Staff, Cadet Major Cletus Berger and Cadet Major Warren Darnell. These officers and the new Military Instructor instituted a successful teaching campaign on theory work, a phase of the R.O.T.C. too often neglected. ,liL'Cl1lliL'Zll Sergeant George l.. Searle. retired Military l1lStl'11CIlll'. with Captain -lolm lxrvman and l.lk'1ltL'IlI:l1ll Lolonel Ross Merritt Page 89 Company A - 2nd Platoon The enrollment for the unit Was over 400 for both the Fall of 1938 zind the Spring of 1939. Every cadet not only was given intensive training in application of drill and command, but received lectures and tests on military courtesy, scouting and patrolling, first aid, rifle marks- mzmship, musketry and map reading. Company B - 2nd Platoon l l,il.Ql' UU Company A - lst Platoon The Officers Exhibition Squad rounded out a busy season with exhibi- tions in Senn Hall for all classes in honor of George Washington's birth- day. In addition to the Washington Program, the squad performed at Hayt and Swift grammar schools and at the North Shore American Legion Post No. 21. The Senn Regiment has been in close contact with Company B - lst Platoon -Q tn 1 V, 1 1 Xl l Company C - 2nd Platoon this post for several years, sending a liaison ofhcer to every meeting and exhibition units to participate in special programs. Following a custom of many years' standing, the Senn Regiment and band participated in a Memorial Day service at Graceland Cemetery on May 28. The program was presented under the auspices of the North Shore American Legion Post No. 21. Lieutenant Colonel Sherrill Company D - 2nd Platoon lhlgr 112 Company C - lst Platoon Ll. Smith commanded the Regiment and Major Weikel directed the band. The co-operation between the Senn Regiment and the Band has re- sulted in many line reviews. parades, and an excellet Federal Inspection. The leaders of these organizations, Staff Sergeant Albert Cloutier and Captain Charles Ostergren, truly deserve commendation. Company D - lst Platoon I ,Q A ,v . f . , W I 1 4 . l'ug1' 'I 1 Senn R. 0. T. C. Concert Band The Senn Concert Band is one of the outstanding activities of the High School and it has developed much of the spirit which now exists in the school. Organized in 1921 under the leadership of Captain King, it aroused very much interest among the studentsg it grew from a small organiza- tion to a large powerful one with an enviable record. Captain Gish, the successor to Captain King, resigned in 1930 and his successor was an in- comparable musician, Captain Charles Ostergren, our present director. The Band has gone on with unique record because of his indefatigable efforts in behalf of this organization. The Band has won City contests since 1926 and numerous State and National contests. The Band presents its concerts every Fall and Spring. The Band Department consists of the Concert Band of 90 pieces, and the Military Band of 60 pieces. Page 94 Its purpose is to create and inspire interest in instrumental music and to further Band membership among the students. For greater efficiency the Band is divided into two units, both functioning as a company in the R. O. T. C. This system is a important factor in the Band's out- standing achievements as it promotes discipline, without which no or- ganization can exist. The Concert Band consists of experienced musicians who are familiar with concert music. They participate in assembly programs, football assemblies and games, s-erve on other occasions where band music is appropriate and they participate at all R. O. T. C. functions. Band drill is a regular part of the curriculum. The Military Band is composed of less experienced musicians and acts as a Ufeederl' for the Concert Band, giving the student the necessary experience and preparation. Its success has been aided by the moral and financial support of the Parents' Association which was one of the first of its kind to be organized -which was in 1928. They have raised sums of money for the advance- ment of instrumental music in Senn High School and have furnished numerous sums of money for trips to the National contests. The Band library is one of the largest of its kind in America. Page 95 NOV' l: XX'nrrt-u, tirosxeuor, Xgra, xYL'lJL'l', Mrs. Nlillar, XYagm-r, Xliller. l'olm, llolcllilaltg RUXY .Zz Simmons, Slieelizm. XYolff, llall, Gilbert, llaker, Cooley, flI'H5Slll2lllQ ROW' 33 Sparks, l.imlstrom, Cleinvms, llarnes, Sweeney, Klulclmm, Roth, lljork, Xlertn-us: RHXY -1: lleiuonen, llill, Yowakowski, llztvison, Monk, Pzliilsoii. Ruffnlo, Nlauro. Cummins. Sachs, l.1lS2lllCllK'1 RUXY 5: Rueselilein, lluglies, l.imln-lol, tlilmlmert, l,imlstedt. fzxrlsfm, FL'l'QllSilll, Holloway. SWJHISHII, XXX-ineile. Boys' Chorus The Boys' Chorus, nrst of its kind in Senn, was organized by Mrs. Millar last fall. After a great deal of scouting about 50 members were recruited. But in the Spring many more boys applied than could be accepted. The chorus under its own oflicers is student managed and as Z1 result the discipline problem has been considerably minimized. Some of the numbers included in the boys' repertoire are Let Every Tongue Adore Thee by Bach, On the Lagoon by Brahms, Palmer Clarke's Sea Gypsy, and Border Ballad by Maunder. The Boys' Chorus now ranks as one of the better organized Senn choral groups. Page 9 6 ROW 1: Brouwer, Riley, XVerncr. Miss Cameron, Berg, Hall, Fumasolig ROW' Z: Brody, Crmen, Pringle, Beckham, lirowne, Suffert, Abercrombie, Delphine: ROXV 3: Hincliliff, Kaumamis, Levitan, Amierson, XYade, lflliott, Wallwork, Switzky. Girls' Chorus Another new music organization is the Girls' Chorus under the direc- tion of Miss Cameron. The girls prepare part-songs for Assembly pro- grams and concerts. The Chorus members work enthusiastically in preparation of repertoire for ensemble singing. The fine spirit of fellowship among the girls is shown by the successful social gatherings that have been held during the past year. An afternoon tea at the Edgewater Beach Hotel, a spring picnic and the handkerchief showers for graduating chorus members show that the girls have man- aged to Iind time both for work and for play. The only boy even vaguely connected with the Girls' Chorus is their super-accompanist Ted Berg. Pug: 97 , Aqx A ,ff 1 v - S ROVV 1: Johnson, Vlfeiner, VVillis, Hamblin, Howard, Laliree, Spachner, Foran. Monteith. Griffing ROW 2: Vogel, Smith, Marti, Willis, Werner, Malik, Adams, Scott, Shaw. Sweeney. Dr. Burkholder, Lawrence: ROVV 3: Mattick, Corley. Thompson, Brennan, Carlson, jones, Klingler, Stockdale, Macllonalcl, Oakman, Engelmanny ROVV 4: Hellzig, Le-Pon, Awsumh. Peterson, johnson, Swc, Clatz, Hoffstadt, Cohn, Jennings, VVestgate, VVnod, Arnold: ROW' 5: Pedersen, Healey, Fitzpatrick, Collins, Ernest, Mclver, Burkholder, Ccdergren, McGrt-gar, Caro, Phelps, Flodin, Innes, Mnies. .-Xlvarrl, Sabin. A Cappella Choir The Senn A Cappella Choir, composed of 60 girls and 40 boys, had a busy and satisfying season. Its fall appearances included a P.T.A. concert, vesper programs at several churches. An exceptionally fine Christmas program, given in the traditional manner, was the outstanding performance of the choir. January 11, competing in the city-wide Choral contest, the Semi group win an Excellent rating, thus rounding out a semester's activities. In Spring the A Cappella Choir and the Glee Clubs participated in the city-wide Spring Festival which was held at the International Amphi- theatre. Shortly after this, came the Annual Concert in which a total of 200 singers and musicians took part. The Senn A Cappella under Dr, Burkholderls direction completed its season by singing in the North Side Festival held at Chase Park. Page 9 8 Row l: Levin, Merritt, Dellenback. Dr. Brown, Stovas, Zuckerman, Kissel, james, Row 2: Rosenberg, Steinberg, Klein, Leance, Ziinmt, Meyers, Relth, Krause: ROVV 3: Huinagle, Finkl, Temple, Rick, Royal, Conmbe, Micotto, Glick, Toher: ROW 4: Sliender, Zimmt, Millman, Mcsirow, Goodstein, Berlow, Shteamer, Shimanek, Bowermaster, Adamsg ROVV 5: Sanclquist, Chayes, Kann, Sliulliafer, Kelly, Reinsclireiber, Odcn, Johnson, Oliphant, Minds, Hutter. Marshals The Marshal organization is outstanding for the civic work it has done in Senn. It has always followed its original purpose-to instill into the minds of Senn students the ideals of leadership and service. A truly civic-minded organization. The organization within the last year has done much to improve con- ditions around Senn, especially concerning school discipline, fire control, and other emergency conditions that might arise. Under the capable leadership of Dr. Brown and the executive staff, the Marshals have grown and prospered and improvements are con- stantly being made. Interperiod sports and games and outside meetings besides regular duty are part of the Senn Student Marshal Program. Page 9 9 ROW l: Glasser, Shapiro, Martzik, Miss Cavanagh, Greener, Stoyas, Sodustrom: ROW 2: Maclnnis, Lebhy, Gould, Zerwis, McKenzie, Warsaw, Sieel, McMullen: ROW 3: Wright, Nelson, Driscoll, Speck, Sachs, LaVerne, Polin, Neumann, Olson: ROW 4: Henderson, Ginsberg, Kolchin, Lewison, England, Ware, Smith, Dusold, Miller. Big Sisters To guide, encourage and cherish Sally and Sammy Freshman is the aim of the Big Sisters. 4A Girls have helped this semester to make our Freshman boys and girls acquainted with Senn, its complex building, its systems and its activities. On Wednesday, May 17, the Freshman Assembly provided talent from its own group. The Big Sisters have coached these youngsters for their premiere performance, have given them stage presence and have stimulated th-eir enthusiasm. Each 1B and 1A division has a Big Sister who reports to long division on Fridays to convey school news, interprets Freshman plans and stim- ulates scholarship competition. Last semester 249 and 336, the Freshman rooms showing greatest improvement in scholarship, were treated to a matinee at the Uptown Theatre. The Big Sister sponsors of 249 and 336 accompanied the groups. The same treat is ready for two freshman rooms at this time. Marilyn McMaster is president, Marie von Martinitz, secretary. Betty Jane Hill, treasurer, Miss Cavanagh, Sponsor. Pugm' 100 ROKR' l: Mrs. Engelmann, Mrs. McNeill, Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Brookman. Mrs. Novatny, Mrs. Dent, Mrs. Esser: ROVV Z: Mrs. Abelmau, Mrs. Seilicrt. Mrs. Schewe, Mrs. Griswold, Mrs. Heather, Mrs. Baker: ROM' 3: Miss Cavanagh, Mrs. Feuchtinger, Mrs. XN'olff, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. lmiiiislmry, Mrs. Navrocl. P T A President ............ ...... B Irs. Louis Brookman. jr. First Vice-President ,.... ..... ll Irs. O. R. Engelmann Second Vice-President .... ...Mrs. J. W. McLaughlin Third Vice-President. .. ........ Miss Sheehy Recording Secretary .... Mrs. -I. F. Novotny Treasurer .............. .... ll Irs. P. F. Esser Corresponding Secretary .............. Mrs. Herbert Dent Historian .......................... Mrs. S. J. McNeill Help Youth To Help Itself, the purpose of the PTA, has been fulfilled to a great extent during the past year. Due to the Work of the Senn PTA, needy students have been supplied with eye-glasses and dental treatment. This year six dollars has been contributed every month for lunches, carefare, and necessary materialsg installments were paid up on an instrument for an unfortunate boyg an electric heating pad was presented to the girls' roomg a donation was made to the marshals and a contribution to the School Children's Aid was given. The membership of the Senn PTA now numbers 660. Pug? 101 RONV 1: Shea, Mohlin, Koeninger, Mrs. Dooley, Green, Pierattine, Millerg ROW 2: Stark, Peterson, Higgs, Staack, Neebe. Hyde, Cummings: ROVV 3: Toebelman, Hink, Leininger, Reimcnsclmeider, Maclnnis. Art Guild Erwin Hyman. . . .... President . . . . .Adele Koeninger Shirley Mohlin ...... Vice-President ......... Lois Green Rosemary Shea .... Recording Secretary .... Shirley Mohlin Don Peterson ...Corresponding Secretary. .Rosemary Shea Kay Gump . . . ..... Treasurer ....... Jackie Pierattini Mrs. Dooley ........... Adviser ........... Mrs. Dooley The Peasant motif so popular this year was utilized by the Art Guild as atmosphere for one of its famous teas. Bright colors and hand- painted costumes were much in evidence as the artists exhibited pic- tures done in water color, oils and chalks. Prizes were awarded for outstanding work. A Christmas Tea also numbered among the festive events of the year. When things began to grow quiet, Mrs. Dooley and the Art Guild went tripping off to the Field Museum and Art Institute. To round off th-e season's activities completely, a visit was made to a Thursday night sketch class conducted by a former Sennite. Where are you going my pretty maid? To pose for the Art Guild, sirf, she said. I, I Wm? ,Q ' - if? ku ' Q - . - 4. H .. - R 5 in .. ' ...- J . A' J Y ' fg ' JAP' 1 .:,.w,'. , , . .3 t, ..,.- HV, ' 4 ,ml AM .. ,V I - .4-'. . Q, is pam li! r. xi---171 ' 11 'a- .' 'fl -- -' ' FMT? ' w 1f'- - 1, . ... . 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Miss Keener Conservatory betterment is the aim of twenty-five students and a teacher. To further this idea the Conservatory Club was organized. Enthusiastic botanists not only care for plants in the conservatory, conduct flower sales, and study rare plants but also find time to visit Park Conservatories. Many unusual plants have been added to S'enn's own conservatory during the past year. The maintenance of our miniature greenhouse would not be possible Without the cooperation of Miss Keener and the many students who devote much of their time to this work. MisIr'ess Ma1'v,s not contrar or her arden l'01USfCOIIS6l'UUf0l' f . y 3 members have ended all her woes. g iii rtaq J' gf. - '- i' ,tv , A , ' , . 1-1, -yi' -e ' , L M 'I 2 i x . , Al l-, Y 51.4 1 U ' .iz ' V , - '. - ' '- ' 1. - 31 - N. i .' 1 'if-. '-,-rf: it .G gf' r W- J i I A -,ff ,H Us A , if Y A' -5.1 ,-.1 ' L V. 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The club has been meeting for several years under the sponsorship of Miss Kracke. The only entrance requirement is an original manuscript. The writer reads his manuscript, after which other members offer frank and constructive criticisms. The club published a book, Wood Bees, in 1938 and material is now being collected for a second book. An interesting feature of the club is the Mail Box. Each Scribbler adopts a fictitious name at the beginning of the semester. and these people correspond with one another. At the end of the semester their real names are revealed. Little faelr Horner sa! in ll corner penning a verse or two, For an uninspired scrilzbler would never, never do. 67 wuy 2' K ' U V ,-H , , , , 1... Al-1 f . 1-Jw ., f - , ,, ,, -- s , ., . . i -X ,-- I V X. . ' ii 1 . ,-A - J . Wa ii i iii ! J :fl-. ' . , il'. pm-i ii 'J , Ki' ,, hi -,num 'w g-V QV: .Z A MIL :tg MKS - A wiv . 5:3 Viz . 4 v s. 0 . E -l s, 4 V 4 , ,V .. AV- -ri , ... I, , M.. . , . -V , .1 .VNV - 1 :- V. - - - V, 5. ..V...i..... ,f- -iu, 1 3 J' .7 'lj' ,f ::,, '5' '12-. I Q 1 ,v 11' n g.- -3,-9'1 ' T ' V V -- E32 K-sf l l ' ff K ' f ,,+ 5' ' lv ' Y I f-W i' 5' u 'iii ' V W ii' '. .1 i- :iii 'dill v f '--' :. 'V 'J' .' V ' , 1 nm 1' , . .1 V 1 . M ,A , n .L . . 't .-,'f1.,V., V L5 V I. ,V I 1 -4 --- . Q ' , if 9 P -Q4 cm- ' fi 'ygirlff g -f 1 if ,VJ l ' ' 'flfi' 'K 'E T 'I-1'. Nui I ,1 ' fC hh:'- X ' . 'Sf 'fl-'f'.E'24 '1lll A A V ,av - V . , ., . . .- Q ' ' V' V 1 i. l ROW' l: Liakos, Hallin, Forsherg, Cllalnbas, Vliyatt, l.eitlial'clt3 ROVV 2: Garepis, Odom, Seal, Mrs. Reed, Carvell, George, Maclnnisg ROXV 3: Sturllcy, Stephens, Carlson, l':llQSll'0I1l, lllL'Cl2lllZillZlll, Nwsumlw, Hal el. Greek Club Harry Chambas . . . .. President .. . . . Harry Chambas Christ Domianus ..... Vice-President ...... Christ Domianus Margaret Forsberg ..... .Secretary .. .... Margaret Forsberg Margaret F orsberg .... Treasurer .. . . . . Marion Saenger Mrs. Reed ............. Adviser ............ Mrs. Reed Learning the alpha beta was literally the llrst task Mrs. Reed set for the members of the Greek Club. The purpose of the club is to learn as much as possible about the language, literature and cultural back- ground of Ancient Greece. Members endeavored to learn the rudiments of the Greek language. In addition to this, weekly reports were given on the lives of the great Greek thinkers, Plato, Pythagoras, Hypocrites and others. A careful study of early Greek mythology and the Eleusinian Mysteries was also made. In keeping with the spirit of the club were the two -excursions taken this year-a visit to a Greek Church and a trip to the Adler Plane- tarium. Little Miss Mufet sat on a Iufet reading a book in Creek, For the language of Plato and Homer is the one she is learning to speak. vii onlinr f 'vga mf G li -l f V '-19 Q 'V G X ' ' : fill! ., nr wjll Fi 'X ' A ,V -, .- Q- - 2? - 'ia-. l , ' - ' ' W f - A ' ' ' .1 g , M,,QA J .W A ,M ,R , 4 a V. ,gl . ,. h '. I-eff? 5 f -.-'39, - t I. .I , ji ' ' J- .1 .s:'?Wna.-.e..l,. -.-..,- ynziag, .5.f..fi....-lu,s,.-3.-:'..,, ,S fx ' , 5:1315 : ,,,1, , , qx' ': i- ' f 1,1 lar' ' ' -. .w ' ,-l I , ,V ,, 34 .Q RUXV l: Griclley, Pickarcl, Miss Cliristmzui, Ryerson, VVarclg ROW' 2: Stark, Berggren, Curtis, Geller, Towg ROVV 3: Beesley, Smith, Kirk, .'Xronson, Clem. X Club President .... ........ . . .Helen Ryerson Vice-President . .... Herbert Ward Secretary ...., , . .Tom Pickardt Treasurer . ..... Tom Pickardt Adviser .................... .... ....... 1X 1 iss Christmann Senn's newest organization, the X club, under Miss Christmann's advisership is endeavoring to make the students mathematics conscious. The highlight of this year's work was an assembly and school-wide exhibit, Consumers and Producers Mathematics. Club members have been aid-ed in their exhibits by many mathematics classes. This club so recently initiated has a committee of eighteen members. This com- mittee, working in cooperation with the mathematics classes, is attempt- ing to establish a permanent exhibition that will show conclusively the important part mathematics play in every-day life. Lillie Boy Blue come blow your horn, The X clubis computed the price of your corn. Iwi 1 ' .Yip-, , ,Vg ,N 4 , - - ,, A ,ggrf ik-kv -, 'Q .A-'ii' 5-F-,f A ' H-a n n, .af is '. r' -'ff' i' fl i f X ' U X A A if ' - i He, ot' ' f i 2 I if ,M ' M iewlswir ' fi! , fM ef ....L. 1 , . ,,-'fl' ' ll'gF.Ff 9.5. f -ip' ' 5' 1 R Lx , 'Lin .-. '-f w V -:J - ,, -1 J-. f' .5j,,.,, -N , 'E' A 11+ nga.- V ' -- ,ig -. f., N -vi Lt f, 'fb ,Q A 'V .. '9-12.35 -1 ' Q ri 'iii' . . .dr ,wc 45 ' 7-'-Wt . - fm - - , sfl'r ' lil , ,. -.3 - tm -i 'V .t .1 . 1. ROVV l: Goldstein, Forsberg, Cliamlwas, Miss Sandberg, Padore, Hay, Studley: ROVV 2: Soboroif, Jones, Bernstein, Dawn, XVorsekg ROW' 3: Vaughn, York, Trandel, Forsberg, lfngelmanu, Strackeg ROXV 4: lflclrecl, Brzluman, XVeclgwortl1, Lucas, Moss, Metzger. Pythagoreans Tom Hay .... President . . . . Clarence Podore Joseph Wyatt ........ Vice-President ...... Harry Chambas Dorothy Hokinson .... .. Secretary .. Margaret Forsberg john Gates ...... .. Treasurer ........ Tim Hay Miss Sandberg ......... Adviser . . ....... Miss Sandberg The Pythagoreans, Senn mathematicians, delighted in problems that befuddle ordinary humans. At almost ev-ery meeting these stellar com- putors brought in solutions to tricky problems and submitted even trickier ones to their fellow members. Besides working out mathe- matical problems, Miss Sandberg directed spirited debates between members-the subjects varied from a discussion of the relative interest of algebra and geometry to an analytical survey of the life of Thal-es. Fascinating puzzles, figure juggling and other interesting programs invested mathematics with a sparkle and life that attracted many Sennites to this club. Hickory, Dickory, Dock, these kids rlorfz watch the clock, For math, is fung they d0II,l want to get done. LN' w 9' . - fi 4' 9 l f' ' 4 7 J wk -1- ' bf l 4 5 ' i 12f22w , A- - V , X '- 9 ' 'H W 'xi Iii- L .. 'e l fi 4 fi- ' . -. r i -if s,. - --1.f-we!e.f- 1 t- - 'A ..i .. , 1, . :'- .. .440 f . . -,- .- -. - , .4 . -. - ,. .fy , - . -f ,.g-2' - 1' ., -- , . ' . h . . w 2--:H 1 -' 1. - yr . ' ...,1,4 H E- pq- , ,-A 'wx 1 ' ' A ' .- A I , g . 1 - 'WQ N J ,KA ,g We' -,-.., 'v:,,'4- I N H L- -g. ,: .' 7i:A, J f 'vm X , l Q Q 11- .G Q , ,gy L , I f .a',.,-:v .,,,,:. . ,nun ,w.,..,f'-M: V, , ,,. ,, ,s ,-, , ., .A F' iam . s.. ya! I - . ..,.. , .,s. ,...,, , A . I 1 ,ff 2 1. gy 1,2 .- - es. ROVN' l: Monteith, Odom, Macllouald, Mr. Hamilton, Lauer. Thomas, Malloy: ROW' 2' McMim1, IJel.ylv:, Howard, Bundy, Hanson, Darrow: ROVV 3: Adams, Howarth, Davison, Cavan:-igh, liresnik, Xordhem: ROVV 4: Lacey, Czirak, Hoffstadt, Goldstein, Sclilessinger, Russell, Laliree, von Martinetz, Campbell. Music Club Helen Spitali . . . . .. President . . Marilyn Lauer Marvin Brown . . . .Vice-President. . . . . Dick McDonald Mitzi Ketchin . . Secretary ..... Evelyn Odom Faye Axelrood .. .. Treasurer .. ..Blossom Feldman . 1 Mr. Hamilton ...... .. . Adviser . . ........ Mr. Hamilton Music-minded Sennites, either swing lovers or classical enthusiasts, make up the membership of the Music club. All interested in per- forming music or in listening to it contribute to its activities. Weekly programs consisting of community singing, talks on music, and solo performances given by members comprise a delightful relaxation from studies. But the musicians have achieved far more. Two broadcasts over WMAQ, modern concerts, and the production of one operetta have done much to show the interest and energy of Senn music lovers. Mr. Hamilton wields the baton over Music Club productions. With allos and tenors and pianists too, They shall have music what- ever they rlo. Ii' W rt U VI ' I I ' X'-'L AJ , ' ' 'l ' y N 5 ,, -'1 ,',l th kg- .,-,..t4 ' - g ,m H -- ,. . gm sg .1 A .L 3 45, ' 'a.1.:1g-f .QQ 1 5 .f 4? -,I f .-,.. 11 -qv., , ,rn ,- 5.4 .ww-1 '4-, .1 . f '- u. . .awe 1 1 -f' W f..l ' -- - Q - P n - 1 t -1 f. wg AL'- Ii -. fir. .. 1 1-ff: t 15 ,1gQf5F .-.':5e2'g, 2 5. ' gif. .t ,.,. ,Q ,. .f :,.M,,,,g.1.:r Q A . iigwn F. A-WIA , I Z h 1 ll .N l .lj , ,. ,,, f. ,. J ., .,f . ,. goth , ,V ' ' O 'jak ROVV 1: jones, Haugan, Balzer, Mrs. XValter, Hutton, Grotz, Sandberg, Neumann: ROVV 2: Siegmuncl, Leitliardt, Stoyas, Stevenson, Paschke, Richardson, Ryerson: ROW' 3: Dare, Boo, Gustafson, Conyhear, Carlson, Dcllcs, Ericssoni ROW' 4: Nugent, Nelson, Engelmann, Berg, Benson, McMaster, Steele: ROVV 5: Olson, Scheuneman, Scott, Paterson, Hawk, Scanlan, Czirak, Greene. Home Economics Club Georgia Nell Rob-erts. President .. .... Jacqueline Hutton Betty jane Anderson. .Vice-President. . . .... Betty Balzer Elinor Jones ......... .. Secretary . .... Marie Grotz Nancy Benson. , . .. Treasurer .. . . . Patricia Haugan Mrs. Walter ........... Adviser . . ......... Mrs. Walter June, 1939, closes another successful year in the Home Economics Club. During the fall semester Jacqueline Hutton and Carol Webb planned many interesting programs-the outstanding one being a trip to Christopher House. During the spring semester, the program committee, Working with Mrs. Walters, planned demonstrations of the proper methods of make- up and hair-styling and other exhibitions of clothing and foods. Patricia Haugan, on-e of the members, won a prize offered by a leading depart- ment store in a silk dress contest. A Mothers' Tea given in May was planned by Elinor Jones, Claire Sandberg, Betty Neumann, and Patricia Scanlan. A party for the girls marked the completion of each semester. There was an old woman who lived in a shoe, But sheid taken home economics and knew what to do. 0 ' R 'new Q' f , , 1 ' K 'ff , . H' 'i , . . V ial 4, ' 7 i' 'L Q ' 1 T' Q- 44 ' Qi' '. 1' . w JIT .r . . A - H il , J, . ,' 5 X, . ,f -- -, t x-1:4-1, . -' '- ,fr ,y -n. - , .9 1 ' -' , -. ,.-1-: 'V-W, V ,. r -fr - gf. L . - .is ..3:1 :,1im 1 .. :f TAT . 'Y 'P ' 'lf-u, 1 ' ' vzwff gif, , F 'v .,,.,,J5'7 Jr' , ' ..' i U - j,,,.1. ,- ' M-. - - -71 4 in , ,hi-3 , x . ,- ', ,L E-'1b.',g-.ji ' , M A . if. i f' I. :HQ X 4 i, f' . --, ' Hi' V -.,l '- if Ii M. , , :f,,f:H A 'H :? . - -fr A. my , - P. g. , 4 4 ' . , ' ' J' 1' .,..-:'?5s.:. l,.'- ..,, pvc! I. .1'.t-,-mls.-.3.-5'Qw- -2 ,Q fi f. A325 if .Q -nf..- 35:31 I L ' ROW l: lllock, Piggott. Cavanagli, Malloy, Mrs. Hirk, Kuntz, Centoni, XXX-ssliiml, Rick: ROW' Z: Maclnnis, l:l'l'CIl12ill, XYeller, Kriz, Hclhig, Stulc, Kenney, Hutton: ROXY 3: Lyons, llivcr, llilmhert, Lezivitt, jones. lferelmiit, Mzicliay, Frank: ROXY 4: Collins, Czunphell, Schrein- ser, Stark, :Xnrlerson, Golclinzm, llartolpli, Pagano, llenlierick. XYeinstein, Grotz, X'Cl'lClltt'l11 ROW' 5: XYQ-im-r, Yerliraken, Uckler, Mzitliey, Kruse, Nugent, llerg. l':I1gL'llilZlI1l1, .Xndersrin lluttcr, U'Cin1nor, Rothenberg. SEC Sheldon Levin .. . ..President. .. ..... Gene Kunz Gene Kunz .... . . Vice-President ..... Gertrude Malloy Margaret Karp . .. Secretary .. .. Peggy Cavanagh Treasurer .. .. jeanette Centoni Mrs. Birk ............. Adviser .. ........... Mrs. Birk The Senn Economics Club gives the students interested in economics an opportunity to get together for the purpose of discussing current eco- nomic affairs. Meeting the third period every Tuesday, the Club has presented programs varied and entertaining under the guidance of our two able chairmen, Lois Wesslund and Sidney Rudnick. Moving pic- tures, panel discussions, debates, HProfessor Quiz spelling bees, t'What's My Name, and a trial to determine student information on a widely publicized current problem are examples of what has kept the more than fifty members interested throughout the past semester. A party with refreshments will wind up the affairs of the Club in june. Sing a song of sixpelice, for hereis the reason wl1yfSl0cks and bonds are going up, so nowis the time to buy. VW 15' We ,530 , f ir ' ' V i ' R' ' 4 . , .V Wg . - A 4' ., - V - '15 , . 1' IU. 11 ,- 'Q f ,: 1' i xl A -,, ,- J -11 f, . - .J f v' FNJ Q. '- fy -f ,i- - li ',f ' Q L. if V ' 'Qi 'bm i' V' ff Nl.' 9 in ' '55 lv fm- .6 ,ww Milly it Jblwliil 3' , ' ' , uf E' .vii X1 .A ., :'fm:.sf'f'.-aflfif - :r Q ' . ' ' K i V. 'V ' '11 1 Zinn. xiii ,ii s.-Lx 'lc Sa 'Q ROW' 1: Sanclstroni, Grotz, Centoni, Mrs. Lawler, VVesslund, Gilbert, Wlatson: ROXV Z: Gekler, Pagano, Conybear, Carlson, Piesens: ROVV 3: Muss, Brown. Nelson, Carnpiclic. Gustafson, Mangold, I.aVerne, Polin: ROW' 4: Anderson, Olson, XVhitted, Engleman, Berg, Johnston, VerBraken, Richter. Pitman Club Beatrice Lindholm ..... . President . . . . Lois Wesslund Merle Isaacson .. fice-President .... Jeanette Centoni Peggy Cooney . . . .. Secretary . . . .Ruth Gilbert Shirley Crosby . . . . . . Treasurer .. . . . Marie Grotz Mrs. Lawler ........... Adviser . . ......... Mrs. Lawler More than three smart girls saw the interesting possibilities of a shorthand club. Thirty names appear on the list of Pitman charter members. The club organized last fall under the sponsorship of Mrs. Lawler. Shorthand speed practice, movies from the A. B. Dick Company, a lecture by a representative of the Pitman Publishing Company, plays and a newspaper written in shorthand insure entertaining and instruc- tive meetings. Girls in their last semester of shorthand had a contest. The winner was awarded a gold pin. A trip to the offices of Montgomery Ward provided some very useful information about employment and employee qualifications. For brains that are nimble, hands llzal are quick, Shorthand really is no trick. Bum-lmll, football, husk:-thall, track! In pnrlivipalion Sammy Scnnile's not slack. All our sporlslvrs arf' so grunsl, l,vl'e-m all slzmll up and give a hand! Bonita Strauss SPUHTS ROW' l: jaynes, Leis, Blumenthal, Turbin. Spring, Sussman, Gould, Morrison: ROW' 2 Ahlbeck, Nelson, Mau, Beyer, Frederich, Goldstein, Yoigtmann, Hauser: ROW 32 Shutan Milliken, Millen, Anderson, Malik, McKay, Sullivan, Marks: ROVV 4: Fleming, Deming' Maeftlahon, Temple, Kiester, Brown, Adams, Austin, VVard: ROVV 5: Minds, Hazelon Millman, Katz, Meier, Lauesen, Oliphant, Grob, Law: ROXV 6: Fisher. NVeigen, Yost .'Xberson, Piggoit, VVillis, Dwan, hlliston, Peterson, Kissel. Lettermen ffuofzmzz, 1938 Baseball 1938 Clifford .-Xberson Torsten .-Xhlbeck Robert Brown Seymour Cousin john Elliston Sidney Fisher Donald Fleming Robt. Fredrich James Grob Henry Hauser Albert Henzler Melvin Holleb Fred Lauesen Ray Law ,lack Mc.-Xullifie jerry MeAulliffe XVm. Milliken, Capt. Robt. Nelson Roy Peterson Chas. Polland jack Strong Herbert XVard Dan :Xdams,Mgr. l:l'Ht'I.HfI, 1939 Jerome Mau ,lack Millen, Capt. Robert Oliphant Robert Deming NYarren Malik Clifford Aberson Richard Anderson Phillip Blitz VValter Leis Julius Marks XVilliam Milliken Roy Peterson VVilliam Sampson Albert Port Phil Shepard Don Smythe Richard Treat John VVeigen Seward Snell, Mgr. Indoor Trade, 1939 David Blumenthal Marshall Kissel Robert Yoightman Robert Cashmore Erwin Morrison lrv Turbin Robert McKay Dan Sussman lrv Susman, Mgr. Swinzuziug, Howie ,laynes Ralph Spring Dave Hazelon, Mgr. 1939 Basleetbull. 1938-39 Jack Millen, Capt. Andrew Hayes Leroy Davis Jim Garrigus Russell Elmer Robt. Piggott Don Temple Milton Milmau John Dwan Harry Katz Hans Leis, Capt. Roy Castello NVarren Malik Tom Sullivan Ira Goldstein Herbert Shutan Robt. Lyons Gj'llIIltISffl'.T, 1939 Howie -Iaynes Rollie Beyer Hans Leis lien Kiester lid .-Xustin Herb Minds Richard Gould Albert Bjorklund Page Ili RONV 1: Fiwllillgl, VVard, Hauser, Strong, Coach Dow, Coach Leighton, Frederich, Milliken, Nt-lsong ROVV 2: Anderson, lirandon, Mulfinger, Dwyer, Kiesler, lrland, Pact-lli. ,Xilii!L'CiiQ ROVV 3: Mgr. Adams, llolleh, Pullzmcl, lirown, Peterson, Ahersun, Lauesen, Cousin, Crim- mins, Fisher: RUXY 4: liaum, McAuliffe, Metcalfe, McGratton, Lzindau, VVright, Peterson, Mistlios, 'l'aylor, hiI'L'hlZlilUll1 ROVV 5: Powers, 'l'ackaht-ry, Grub, lfllistun, Law, Heather, McAuliffe, Hr-nzler, XVethc-rail, Farichner. Football All hopes of the stout-hearted Green and White Bulldog retaining their North Section title bone in 1938 was blanketed by one obstacle, a massive Rock of Gibraltar Lane Tech machine. t'Gone are the old, familiar faces . . . Lamb's immortal words stood frosted on Coach Ed Dow's lips at the opening response to the call for candidates. The line, including Carlson, Osterveer, Nugent, and Tor- rel, was torn apart by the preceding June and january graduations, with Leis, the brightest star of them all, leaving a pair of immeasurably tough shoes to till in the backfield. So Dow again reverted to the classics with the plea, t'Give me some men who are stout-hearted men .... He got 'em too, and as the sea- son opened with but four lettermen, Milliken, Nelson, Aberson, and Crimmins, returning from last year's city runnerups, Dow made it clear that all roads lead to-Lane! With that objective determinably set in their eyes, the Green and White opened at Loyola Stadium with a 6-O practice victory over the Academy. This was followed by a vigorous 26-6 win over Amundsen. Then Page 116 eleven burly Rough Riders from Roosevelt roared from out of the West and but one touchdown narrowly separated a Senn victory from a defeat. Aberson Sammy Baughedl' a touchdown pass to Fleming for the only score. Lake View's Wild Cats scratched and screamed but the Bulldogs, on the contrary, had a bite to equal their bark and squeezed through on an 8-0 count with a safety and a touchdown scored by Fleming. The calm before the storm came the next Saturday when lowly Waller placed its head on the block. The Senn guillotine snapped . . . 35-0. Now take your magic key and open up Father Time's private cabinet. Pick out October 22 and you're settled in the grandstand at Addison and Western. If you're wearing Myrtle and Gold it's warm but if you sit on the Senn side it's bitter cold. And it stayed that way all through the afternoon. An aft-ernoon that was on edge throughout with passes and prayers . . . cleats and cleverness. The Indians crashed down the war path and stomped out without mercy all Senn title hopes. The indomitable Lane machine was far too powerful, their defense too impregnable, and their charging offense far too overwhelming for the spunky Bulldogs, with Milliken at the helm and Brown pacing the comparatively light line, who fought almost to the point of exhaustion even to the moment when the final score was being posted on the board: Lane 34, Senn 13. The remainder of the season might have been called the falling action CEnglish theme writing, remember?j only it was'nt. Sullivan who had been gnashing their teeth for the past tive years, grasped this op- portune moment to try to strike a lethal blow. The Rogers Park boys managed to push over two touchdowns, one capped with the extra point, but the Bulldogs overlapped this with a hard-earned 26 points gained mostly through the passing of Aberson to Ends Peterson and Polland. Bob Koehler's Schurz outfit, much weaker than in former years, fell 14-0, in the Green and White finale. In the outstanding play of the game, Fleming banged through right tackle, and, losing blockers Milli- ken and Aberson in the scuffle, he scampered 80 yards . . . outdistanc- ing three would-be tacklers to score the first touchdown. Nelson grabbed one of Abersonls passes to conclude the Senn scoring. The Alumni, led by perennial threat Gus Elliot, smashed to a 19-0 conquest over the weary varsity on Thanksgiving morning. Page 117 Junior Basketball If fight and hustle determined the champion, then Eddie Dow's scrappy junior cagers should have finished on top instead of the bottom of the North Section heap. In the opener with Von Steuben, the Senn boys fought hard but lost on a 30-21 count. The following Friday, Sullivan upset age-old tradition by defeating Senn for the second time since becoming a high school. Next the Senn ponies travel-ed to Schurz to be defeated in a contest combining fun, fights and fouls 32-23. Then came two midseason victories, the only two for the hard-fighting and hard-losing team this year. First in line were the Lake View Cats. The Dowmen had little trouble squelching them 35-29. The second win was gained at the expense of Amundsen 30-22. Then, to pour salt into the sting left by a 46-22 Waller defeat, Lane won the following game 38-17, taking an early lead which they stub- bornly refused to relinquish, For every Green and White goal Roose- velt, in the next game, scored two. The contest ended with Roosevelt winning 30-15. In the last game of the year against Steinmetz the quintet went down fighting to their seventh defeat of the year, .losing 31-16. ' -KY! 'J -' . 1 -. ' of .. ..L.f ROW 1: Goldstein, Malik, Leis. Sullivan, Castello, Coorlas: ROVV 2: Lyons, Cunniff, joice, Kading, Shntan. Puge IIX elff'L'J'N ROW 1: Hayes, Millman, Dwan, Millen, Katz, Temple, Davis, ROW 2: Weiss, Glassberg, Diedrich, Piggott, Garrigus, Sawyer, Amromin. Senior Basketball Dogged by bad luck and mid-year graduation, the Senn Senior cage artists finished a rather mediocre season with a record of five wins and four losses. The Bulldogs opened the season by sinking Von Steuben in a veritable barrage of baskets 40-15. Senn took an early commanding lead and were never headed throughout the game. They took the measure of their neighborhood rivals Sullivan in a hard-fought game 35-23. Schurz was the next victim and fell 28-26. The Shamrocks now had visions of a North Section title but Lake View shattered these 29-20. The next game saw Senn lose a 37-34 decision to Amundsen, finding it virtually impossible to penetrate Amundsenis man-to-man defense. Waller proved a tough nut to crack but Senn broke through in the last quarter to Win 27-24 due to the consistent playing of Dwan and Davis. The Lane Indians were after revenge and Senn got scalped 36-29 only after a last quarter rally had been stymied. Dwan again led the Senn scoring. Senn eked out a close win over Roosevelt by a score of 38-36 and the final game with Steinmetz proved a pitfall. Page II9 . ' 5 ?Avs4JJfl4'2'4' T s' Track The Senn junior Track team completed a successful indoor season in 1939 by finishing 2nd behind Crane in the City Meet. The team hung up three wins and two losses in their practice meets. The Lane Indians were Senn's first victims and fell 40-24. University High proved to be a soft touch as the Bulldogs trounced them 35-23. Rolling on to their third straight victory the Tracksters whipped Stein- metz 30-22. Pointing for the City Meet, the Juniors went to town falling short of first place as' they garnered 17 1-2 points to Crane's 21. In this meet the Senn junior relay team hung up a new record of 1:41.1 for the half mile relay to clip a tenth of a second off the old record of 1:41.2. With a short practice season, the Seniors rung up one victory against three losses. Only one of these losses was by a comfortable margin as two were dropped by one third of a point and 2 1-3 points respectively. In the City Meet, the Senn cinder artists copped fifth place with Kissel pacing the team and placing in both high and low hurdle events. Blumenthal got a first in the triple broad jump for Senn. Outstanding for Senn were Blumenthal, Kissel, and Voightman. ROVV l: l.evin, McKay, Sussman, Morrison, Coach Bergmann, Kissel. Blumenthal, Voigt- nuinng RKDW .22 Reckas, Koretz, Gauer, Berlow, Dake, Lofquist, Stein, MacMahon, I. Susman: ROVV 3: Dresner, Goodman, LeSanch-, Walker, Rollinger, Lucas, Tyler, Bernstein, Clarke, ROW' 4: Micotto, Mestnizin. Bedell, Humphreys. Sher, Dewey, Ascher, Ratner. Page 120 J -. .Q if X X x S lx . 5 L ifligivlfifgr F fi- V ,l'i'0f xx A' i l KUMAJ www ROW l: Bjorkland, Minds, Jaynes, Gould, Beyer, Austin, Kiester: ROW 2: Cain, Jansen, Fisher, Coach Bergmann, Relth, Knaub: ROW 3: Stake, Wass, Weber, Weclell, Patrick, Bellg ROVV 4: Grunewald, Bouffard, Lundien, VValker, Bunnan, Leis. Apparatus When alumni get together in years to come and begin to reminisce about Senn's athletic triumphs, 1939 will be regarded as the year that Coach Al Bergmann's gymnasts surprised them all. They will remember that 1939 was the year that the apparatus team won the city novice championship in a David-Goliath setup against Lindblom, perennial leaders. They wll look back and remember that it was the time Howie Jaynes won the individual championship, with Rollie Beyer capturing second place. They will, in short, recall that the gym team had one of the finest seasons in its history. And they will be correct on all accounts. for the gym team of 1939 was a true inspiration for all teams in the future. The regular team was composed of Howie jaynes, Hans Leis, Ben Keister, Edward Austin, Dick Gould, Herbert Minds, and Alfred Bjork- land. Each of these won major letters while the minor monograms were awarded to Jack Patrick, Edward Relth, and Harold Bell. Page 121 Fencing Class With an enrollment of 43 students, the advanced Fencing class pro- mises plentiful recruits for next year's Shamrock fencing team. Under Coach Shaffner's able tutelage they have rapidly learned the art of parry and reposte. The class is divided into IO teams of four men to a team with the remaining three as substitutes. The teams are conducting a tournament between the four teams. To date only two of these matches have been completed. The team composed of Ross, Cohn, Seigel, and Green de- feated Kansteiner, Wideman, Constan and Golinken 9 bouts to 7. The other match saw Moard, Gregg, Greenman, and Barris defeat Fenche, Ross, Sevin and Zuckerman on points 61-60 although they were tied in bouts 8-8. In one of the other matches, the team composed of Kondrat, Thanis, Benjamin and Kleinemen are leading Kirk, Paetz, Christensen and Frank by a score of 8-4. This match still has four bouts remaining to be played. Since most of his regular fencing team is graduating, Coach Shaffner will have to build his 1939-40 team around this promising class. ROVV 1: Kansteiner, Brinkman, Constan, Morrison, Rikk, Reynolds, Kandrat: ROW' Z: Choukas, lVideman, Gregg, Kavonras, Kirk, Christensen, fll lTClllll2'1I1, Harris, Coach Shaffnerl ROW' 3: jzihnke, Siegel, Murphy, Paetz, Thanos, Fcnchel, Bryer, Christensen, Golinkin, Moarrl. Page 122 ROW 1: Millen, Deming, Hauser, Kelly, Malik, Robnett, Oliphant: ROW Z: Coach Shaffner, Behr, Forsberg, Eugelmann, Bold, Vintong ROW 3: Mau, Stracke, Biesmann. Fencing Team If there is such a thing as a moral victory then the Fencing Team has a perfect right to claim that intangible honor, for but three points and Austin separated Coach Shaffner's quartet from the City champion- ship this year. The moral victory angle comes in when we recall that the Senn boys beat out the West Siders to take the Kraft Cup. Then, too, Senn won the State fencing championship again defeating Austin. However, when the City Meet came, Senn finished a close second behind the Austin foil nemesis, losing by a meager three points 163-160. At first it appeared that the Green and White was unbeatable. Jerry Mau, Jack Millen, Robert Deming, and Henry Hauser kept rolling along running up a total of sixteen straight Wins before losing a match. Then they met Austin .... Another glance at the moral victory side: out of a total of approxi- mately 40 fencers, eight qualified for the individual championship. Of these Senn placed thre-e men, Millen, Mau, and Deming, but so did Austin. Again, Senn's fencers could do nothing with the Austin trio. Captain Jack Millen, jerry Mau, Bob Oliphant, Warren Malik, and Robert Deming won major letters for their fine work. Page 123 Swimming Climaxing a rather inglorious season with the City Meet, the Bulldog tankers placed only one man in the finals for each team. Howie jaynes placed for the Seniors and Spring for the juniors. Jaynes, in the State Meet, finished second behind Anderson of Lane Tech, but in the City Meet in April, Jaynes upset Anderson to easily win the City Diving Crown. Spring of the juniors also finished third in the diving. jaynes has been the only consistent winner for the Seniors all year. Other tankers that showed well on the team were Jenkins, Lundeen, Beyer and Bjorkland, the latter two placing 10th and 14th respectively. Although the season could not be called successful, coach Bergmann is far from pessimistic. The material is in the school if the fellows would only turn out. The Junior team was composed mostly of first year men who had no experience in competition and the season proved to be val- uable in that respect for them. The Juniors were handicapped in several meets by having to swim against older fellows than themselves and this ...f . VA Q was the cause of one or two defeats. elf' l ROVV l: Pflaumer, Beyer, Jayues. Ostlind, jenkins, Leitnerg ROVV 2: Fisher. Peterson, lljorklancl, Cliilingiriang RUXV 3: Coach Bergmann, Miller, Neise, VVilkiuson, Lunrlien, Spring. Puga' 124 A .J l it Ji r lf lffglggtfl ROW' l: Anderson, Clark, VVeigen, Peterson, Aberson, Grolu, Romano: ROW Z: McDonald, Alilbeck, Milliken, Baknfleth, Le Yeruway, Rosin, Biesmann, Coach Millerg ROVV 3: Snell, lfvenson, Sare, Kanis, Holden, Gustafson, Bazelon, Nikoplos. Baseball After a short practice season caused by rainy weather the Shamrock diamonders began the season with a record of three wins and three losses in six practice games. Presenting a well balanced team, Coach Miller's baseballers made their 1939 debut by coming from behind to beat the Austin Maroons easily 14-6. Later Austin got revenge by beating Senn in a return engagement 12-10. Morton also proved too tough for the Millermen and Senn lost 10-3. Journeying to Wilmette, Senn found New Trier an easier foe and downed them 4-2 for their second win in four games. The Oak Park game proved a thriller which Senn dropped 2-O although pitch-ers Kanis and Aberson allowed Oak Park only two hits. The linal practice game saw Senn downing Farragut in a free scoring contest 12-11. In the opening league game, Amundsen proved a surprise by beating Senn 5-2 for an upset victory but Senn came back in the next two games and trounced Lake View and Roosevelt 5-3 and 10-5, respectively. Due to the late beginning Senn has yet to face Waller, Amundsen, Schurz, Lane, Von Steuben, Lake View and Roosevelt. The highlight of the practice season was the no-hit, no-run game pitched by john Kanis against Kelvyn Park as Senn won 10-0. Page 125 Badminton Badminton, the newest star to take its orbit among the constellation of sports, boasts a membership of thirty boys who, under Cap Leighton, have really started the baby sport on its career at the Green and White school. Due to an ingenious method devised by Coach Shaffner, six badmin- ton courts are made available at a time. These courts also can be con- verted into tennis courts, thus giving the tennis team a chance to work out in the gymnasium also. Racquets and shuttlecocks are furnished by the school bringing the playing cost down to a minimum. Senn, under Coach Harry Leighton, has been instrumental in the founding of badminton in Chicago high schools. Although badminton has been featured here for less than a year several schools from the city have visited the gymnasium and later developed courts much similar to those arranged by Coach Shaffn-er. A round robin intramural tournament has been in progress and four- teen double teams took part. ROW l: Shafranas, Vinci, Susman, Lindsey, Moardg ROW 2: Mercier, Cummings, Ham- mett, Hamm, Adamsg ROW 3: Katz, Chambas, Grandell, Chapman, Millcn, Berggren, Baum. Page 126 9. 'f' ROW l: Leighton, Mestman, Schoke, Diedrich, Evert. Tennis Cap Leighton's netters have played through a successful season so far and although there is some chance for a championship this year, every member will return to the squad next season, bringing a state title within easy grasp. In the state qualifying matches Captain Jimmy Evert, national in- door boys' singles and doubles champion, won both of his matches and will enter the finals. In the first encounter against Belson of Hyde Park, Jim won two out of three sets, the scores being 3-6, 6-4, and 7-5. Don Shiller and Art Leighton qualified in the doubles division, beating Lindblom 6-0 and 6-3 and Morgan Park 6-3 and 6-3. Moss and Shoke won their first match from Crane Tech. They lost their second match to Kelvin Park, city doubles champs. In the practice meets Senn beat Loyola 4-1,'Evert winning 8-6, 6-3, Leighton winning 6-O, 6-4, Shiller and Moss winning 6-1, 6-25 and Leighton and Dietrich losing 2-6 and 0-6. They then defeated Lake View 3-O. Evert won 6-O and 6-2. Leighton followed through, winning his sets by the same scores. Moss and Shoke won 2 out of 3 sets in the doubles division. Page 127 ROVV 1: Goldstein, Dwan, Temple, Libman, Coach Miller. Golf With a record of four straight sectional wins, Senn qualified for the City playoffs for the 1938 golf season. The playoffs saw Senn finish third behind Lane and Morgan Park. During the season the Green and White divot diggers triumphed over Von Steuben 9-3 and Roos-evelt 10-2. The next meet was with Sullivan whom the Bulldogs easily trounced 9-3. Lake View also proved a soft touch and Senn won 792-4W. In the playoffs, Lane was Senn's first opponent and as was typical of the 1938 season, the Indians were too tough and Senn lost its first match of the season 9M-ZW. Senn bounced right back to whip the quartet from Hyde Park 9-3, but Morgan Park also proved a nemesis to the Senn four, SV2-3 V2. The final standings of the championships gave Senn third place in the City behind Lane, the champion, and Morgan Park, the runner-up. Hyde Park finished fourth. Every member of the team, Don Temple, Warren Johnson, Ira Gold- stein, Robert Schlau, and Joseph Libman were awarded letters for their fine play through the season. The 1939 season had not yet gotten under way but the State prelimin- aries for golf were just completed. Senn qualified with john Dwan carding 79 for second place. A Lindblom player was first with 76. Page 128 ROVV l: XVieska, L. VVieska, Gould, Miss jeffrey. Sachs, Kilcullen, Monseng ROVV Z: Pasclike, Felz, Hill, Slialtes. Brodcr, Libonati, Maclnnis, Majerns: ROVV 3: Stark, Scliciber, Peterson, Corey, Richey, Kotz, Morrow, Brandt, Katz. SGAA Dona Kilcullen ........ President . . . . . . Bette Sachs Mary Ann Maclnnis . .Vice-President .... . . Shyrl Gould Bette Sachs ........ .:. Secretary .. . . . . . Audrey Sachs Betty Wieska . . . . . . Treasurer . . . . . . Muriel Isenson Miss Jeffrey ........... Adviser ........... Miss jeffrey Mrs. Jones ............ Adviser ............ Mrs. Jones That Senn is not lacking in girls of the athletic type is well testified by the large membership of the SGAA, Junior and Senior girls under the advisorship of Miss jeffrey, and Freshmen and Sophomores under Mrs. Jones meet weekly in the girls' gym. A letter S, the culmination of many a Senn girl's efforts, is awarded by the club when 1000 points earned in athletic efficiency, health, schol- arship and leadership have been accumulated. This Spring the old Leadersl club incorporated with the SGAA. The new organization divided into two groups. With the help of Mrs. Jones, Dorothy Brown, Jean Savartwout, Gisella Novak and Erna Rotter piloted the activities of the Freshman and Sophomore girls. The enlarged SGAA is doing very successful work in promoting girls' sports in Senn. Page 129 ROW' l: Miss jcffruy, vvilllllilfk, l.ciningc1', Burg, lingchnzluu, Xclsun, RZIIIISQIXI ROXY 2 qj'k'l'SUll, liluck, bclmw, .Xmlursun, hclmmhcvk, jolmsun. Swansung ROXX 31 Rlflmrqlwu hmrux, XYIHIICII, XYxsL-lngcl, Klzmik. Cilllllliflltj Kusn-Incl, jcifcry, lxwxsmm. S. G. A. A. QHXX' l: flwuuw, lnmtmmc, Ik-lwcmls. Cutter. I31'wxx'11, SVV2il'?XVUlIl, Sachs, l'ctcrsm1, Mrs. -IUIIUS QUXX' lx Xllcn, Stella-53 Ilzxslinus, c,.ZlI'IJl'lltL'I', SX'C2ll'tZ. llurlingurg ROXY 33 IJ1'l'il.llSS, NIL-sick lAllI'IlM', jwlllmsrm. S!lD1llIl', H1'1lIll'll, .'Xmlu1'w11, SL'llVV2lI'tZ, Klllllillll RUXY 4: H:1tI11m':1y, lfzxglc Linn, SiK'XX'l'1'llI, llzlyclcu, Rn-inwulcl, Mn-im-rs, llzllmlin, .XIldCl'SlHlQ RUXY 5: SChXYk'flCl'. Xclsmx Iiulmlmi, !I11ghL-Q, I,:1IQwsv. Yam Hunk, Schwcgcr, Yemnsl. Ilznkur, Rriuing. llllfhllfllllll. l'.l,q4' I FU ,X 411' 6 Af RUNY l: Fuller, B. Fuller, NVood, Phelps, Silxerman, Brownell. Nuthdnrft, Hufnagle: RUXY Z: ,liIlZIl18ll, Boyd, Heurich, Simpinkson, Young, Libonati, Kilcullen, Maclnnis: ROW' 3: Smith, Hauansson, Feedmon, Johnson, Kaeser, Palzelt, jones, Mrs. Harold: ROW' 4: Rannlolph, liugdahl, Rau, Fried, Masclli, Landen. N ereids Billie Fuller .. President ..... Pat Brownell Alice Shedlock . . . . .Vice-President .... Pauline Silverman Joan Wood . . . .. Secretary .. ...... joan Wood Ann Fuller . Treasurer . ,. Allene Phelps Mrs. Harold ........ . Adviser .. ......... Mrs. Harold Girls at Senn who are interested in swimming are encouraged to join Nereids. Members swim during the eighth period, Monday, when they practice advanced swimming and diving technique. Letters are awarded girls who have won SOO points - earned in endurance, speed swimming, sportsmanship and leadership. Business meetings are held Wednesday mornings at which time pro- grams and projects are planned. A bicycle hike to the forest preserves is the annual spring outing. The winter party is usually held at one of the member's homes. An intramural swimming meet is sponsored every semester by Mrs. Harold and the Nereids. The meets include races, relays, and diving exhibitions. One more service rendered the school by the Nereids is the assistance to members in the swimming classes. 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