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Assistant Business Manager BETTY HORCIQSON ,... ....... I dentificalion Editor DANIEL SUSSMAN .... ...... S ports Edilor YYILLTAM XIQICBE ..... .... A rt Editor MRS. ROSA DUOLIYY ............. . . .Arl Adviser MISS ICIJZABICTH CORCORAN ..... ..... A dviser SENN HIGH SCll00L FOREWORD 'Q' ln offering the 1941 Forum the Staff has endeavored to portray the results of education founded on three main objectives: loyalty to our country, line enthusiasm, and respect for humanity. Through our daily life at Senn We are infused with a spirit of loyalty which creates in us undivided fidelity to our school and to our countryg with the spirit of enthusiasm, a spirit of rejoicing and of music, of faith in action, of harmony, of order, and of proportiong with regard for human relationships, whereby we learn to live together in amity, regardless of political belief, of creed, of race. DAVID M. DAVIDSON Principal of Semz High School DEDICATIIIN 45 The primary step of the entering Freshman is prob- ably the most difficult one in his entire high school career. It is only by acquiring the Senn spirit that he is able to overcome his discomfort in a new environment and to take his place in the life of the school. Through her sympathy, loyalty, industry, amiability, and inspiring personality, she has contributed to the development of all students into real Sennites. The 1941 Forum Staff is honored to dedicate this hook to Miss May Cavanagh. MISS MAY CAYAXAGII PRE-VIEWS SENN HIGH SCHOOL FOREWORD DEDICATION FACULTY LOYALTY-ENTHUSIASM-HUMAN RELATIIINS CLASSES CLASS OF JANUARY, 1911-I CLASS OF JUNE, 1941 CLASS COUNCILS ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS SPOIlTS BOYS' ATHLETICS GIRLS' ATHLETICS RE-VIEWS TRACKS ' SIDETRACKS FACULTY - 1 i CH A RLES HELEN HARRIS Senior Aalriscr SATTERFIELD E Plm-gmgnf HARRY KI. MESS Counselor Assismnt Principal A r ' . ,V 2 ' in 2'f ' J 4 , ' V V .H -fi 4 , MAX BIINNIE HELEN DR. GEORGE CAN MACH DLTNWELI. WHITNEY zIx1x1ERx1,xN FVBSIUVIUU Sophomore Junior Senior Aiizilser Adviser Adviser Adviser FACULTY ROW 1: Bernacline Bayer. Frances Beem, Edgar Bell, Alfred Bergmann, Mrs. Teckla Birk. ROW 2 Mabel Blazier, Dr. Clyde Brown, Dr. Samuel Burkholder, Helen Cain, Kathleen Cameron. ROW 3 Mrs. Evelyn Carstens, Wilton Clements, Mrs. Elsie Corby, Elizabeth Corcoran, Relta Coryell. ROW 4- Randolplr Craig, Lowry Crane, Mrs. Louise Crotan, May Cunniff, Dr. James Davidson. ROW 5 Julianna Duniat, Mrs. Rosa Dooley, Edward Dow, Minnie Dunwell, Frances Erikson. Page Twcl 1.'t' FACULTY h0NY' 1: Mrs. Nm-ll Ferris, Elvullur lfmtclg Carulixlv FUlllki . Mrs. Louise FI't'I1l'll. David llipfun. 110W 2: Edna Ul'l'l'l1., Edward Ul'1Ilbl1', Edith UIIIWI. llf-nrivtta lluf:-lnanu. ,lUSl'IJIlillI' Haff. ROW fi: duin llandmck. Mrs. GE'l'l1'lIllk' llarulfl, Lillian ll:.11'woo4l, Mrs. Iilsie Has-vl Gt'l'lI'llClP llkllfll ROW 114: Mero' llmulxn-1'. HilI'Hl'1' IIIIXNHIYI, Ruth ,lvffrn-y. Nlbflllli ,ll'llSt l1. Alia- ,IIIIIIIQUIL ROW 5: Ile-lvn Juanes, Mrs. Xlariuu JOIN-'h. lflura Joplwf. ZA-Ima Karmwu. Xlive Kcvm Page Tbirlwn FACULTY V7 G Q0-..J,ez, ROW 1: Martin Kehoe, Ella Kracke, Olive Kunz, Mrs. Alice La er, Marjorie Lee. ROW 2: Harry Leighton, Josephine Lesern, Mrs. Hester Leyden, Grace Lindahl, Laura Lynne. ROW 3: Jessie Marsh, Margaret McCabe, Marie McCaughey, Louise McKenzie, Vivina McWhinnie. ROW 4:: Bella Meissler, Mabel Meyer, Mrs. Etta Millar, Ethel Miller, Alice Moore. ROW 5: Mrs. Otta Nelson, Emily Noack, Capt. Charles Ostergren, Mary Pardee, Fern Paxson. Page Fourteen FACULTY 1 I i 1 ..' 'A ,Q RCW 1: Nell Peterson, Harry Phelps, Harold Pomazal, Mrs. Helen Reed, Marie Rees. ROW 2: George Robertson, Webster Rose, Anna Sandberg, Mittie Scott, Albert Shaffner. ROW 3: Florence Sheehy, Dorr Simer, John Skinner, Ella Slemmons, Eliza Sloan. ROW 4-: Carl Smith, Myra Smith, Alice Snively, John Tanler, Della Timm. ROW 5: Eva Twohig, Gem Tyler, Bertha Vincent, Mrs. Anna Walter, John Wantuch. Page Fifteen -- FACULTY FLORIDA HELEN MRS. DOROTHY MRS. HELEN WENZEL WILKEN WORDEN DIETRICH Stella Aten Mrs. Bonnie Badger Winifred Bannon Elizabeth Barnard Mrs. Margaret Beck Mrs. Marie Benjamin Reuben Betensley Williant Block John Bowler Anne Byrne Nettie Chaitkin Paul Chamberlain Glen Christy Laura Christman Sgt. Albert Cloutier Mrs. Eunice Cobb Harold Colh 4 Jolm Couleur Mrs. Herta Fiske Mrs. Helen Forester lone Foster Mary Sheridan Mrs. Esther Price Page Sixteen TEACHERS Eugene Friker Sgt. Alfred Fulton Helen Gage Ferdina Giannini Meta Greiner Josephine Hackett Ann Hanley Hildegarde Hanniwell Loretta Hickey Alma Jasper Galeta Kaar E. G. Klaus Walter Klesnor Mary Le Pera Evangeline Lynch Dena Mae Maxson Herbert McKellar Mildred Metzger Jacob Mitnick Archibald Morrow Mrs. Violette Nagle Sophie Nelson Marcia Norton Meyer Ragins Mary Roche Elsa Scheerer Laura Sedgwick Mrs. Mabel Sillani Melita Skillen Katherine Sweeney Myrtle Starbird Mrs. Shirley Sturgeon Theodore Sunko Evelyn Taylor Mrs. Gertrude Thomas Arnold Thompson Mrs. Garnet Todd May Waldfm Lou ell Wa1'ne1' Yirginia Yvatlawa Ellen Wilke Jeanette Zeimer Mrs. Elsie lNasatir CLERKS Mary Mackey Mrs. Stella Toomey HEAD LIBRARIAN Mabel Watts CHARLES JOHN MRS. GRACE DRISCOLL BURNS MAYFIELD Engineer Assistant Engineer Marion William Corts Alice Dupont President Secretary Helen Weinricll James Johnson Treasurer Vice-President SENIOR CLASS, JANUARY, 1941 'S As time rolls on and graduates pour forth from our alma mater, again we look upon the liveliest graduating class in many years. Spirit, enthusiasm, zest, and social fervor, were the key-notes of our fellow-students. Out of this class of 298, 36 ranked for the national honor society, and we might add, most of them were girls. Days and days fled by as the officers prepared entertainment programs for the stu- dents, arranged for the prom, luncheon, and graduation. The class promenade was held at the beautiful and spacious Boulevard room of the Stevens Hotel. A grand treat was in store for all who attended that unforgettable night of January 28, 1941. The luncheon proved to be a huge success at the Marine dining- room in the Edgewater Beach Hotel, with Ray Ponds and his orchestra, and lastly, graduation, January 30, 194-1. Talent from every corner of the school provided excellent entertainment throughout the semester. Dr. Samuel Burkholder and his chorus gave us all a pleasant surprise when the Mikado was featured during the fall. Sports achievements were the high- lights for many months. So again we shall look back on our high school days, happy memories will we beckon at every turn we make, whether our fall be upward or downward during life's busy course, Senn High will always linger on. Page Swevzlcmz BETTY ALVORD A Cappella. Club: SGAA. HAROLD ANDERSON 3B Room Vice-president, 2B Room President, Intramural Sports, ROTC, Band, Honor Society, Marshal. ROSALIE ANGERT Orchestra. Clubs: Vox Pop, French, SGAA. 'KE' .IANET ANTON Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Letter Girls, Conservatory, Leaders, Interna- tional Relations. .IUNE BABER LLB Room Treasurer, 3A Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Psychology, Greek, Botany. BERNARDINE BACA A 'fb' VIRGINIA BAKKEN Intramural Sports. Clubs: Scribblers, SGAA, Home Eco- nomics. MAYTA BALLIS 2A Room Vice-president, Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Vox Pop, Current Affairs. HARVEY BARUCH Senn News Salesman, Senn News Staff, Marshal Lieutenant. Clubs: History, Seribblers. CLASS 0F 1941 .IAYNE BATCHELOR 2A Room Vicefpresident, Senn News Co Editor Glee Club DOROTHY BELL IA Room Secretary, Intramural Sports. Club: Home Eco- nomics. ROY BERG 2A Room President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Sales- man, 3B Council, Marshal, Honor Society. 'QD' RUTH BERGUNDER A Cappella. Club: French. BLOSSOM BERMAN 2B Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Letter Girls, Psychology, Hostess, SGAA, Leaders. MARC BERNSTEIN 3B Room Secretary, 2B Room Vice-president, Cross Country, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Stamp, Debate. 1 'Qf ANN BILLER Glee Club, Workers, A Cappella. Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild. THERESIA BIRKENHEUER A Cappella, Honor Society. Clubs: Seribblers, Town Meeting. VIRGINIA BISHOP 3A, 3B, 2A Room Secretary. Clubs: SGAA. Careers, Leaders. Page Eightffen PY - Clubs: Psychology, Home Economies, Hostess, Stiuare Table. MIRIAM BLUMENTHAL Honor Society, Clean-up Committee Chairman. Clubs: Abacus, Pitman, SGAA, Senn Toon Meeting. MAXINE BOURAS IA Room Vice-president, Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Leaders, Stamp, Debate, llostess. MARJORIE BOWERS 3A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Vox Pop, Leaders. 'Q DORIS BOYD Nerf-ids Club President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Forum Agent, Honor Society. Club: SCAA. GERALDINE BOYD Intramural Sports. Club: SGAA. ROBERT BRAND IA Room Secretary, IB Room President, Botany Club Treas- urer, Sportsmanis Club Secretary, Visual Education Club Chief Operator, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Annual Salesman, IB Council, ROTC Captain, llonor So- ciety. Club: Oiiicers. 'XS' LORRAINE BRANDT 3A Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Music Cisca. .IUDD BRAUDE 3B, 2B Room President: IA, 2A, 3A, 4A Room Vioe-presi- dent: Council, Honor Society, ROTC, Marshal. Club: Inter- national Relations. GORDON BRIGGS IIB, 2B Room Yice-president: 3B, 2A Room Treasurer: Intra- mural Sports, Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Boys' Chorus Marshal. CLASS RICHARD BRINKMAN 3B Room President, IA Room Vice-president, Sportsman's Club Chairman, Cross Country, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, SB, IA Council: Players, Marshal, Orches- tra. Club: Square Table. ' SIIYREL BRODY Clubs: Scribblers, Vox Pop, SGAA, Astral. IIELEN BROOKES Intramural Sports. 'fb NAOMI BROTVN 3B, ZA, IB Room Treasurer: 2B Room Secretary, IA Room Vice-president, Latin Club President, Sc-nn News Salesman, Glee Club, Dramatics, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Latin, Stamp, X, Red Cross. DOROTIIY BUCIIIIOLZ llonor Soeiety, Glee Club. Clubs: SGAA, Stamp, Debate, Careers, Leaders. CHARLES BURBY 4A, IA Room President: 4B Room Secretary, 3A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, 4B Couneil, Baud, Marshal. Club: Debate. 'QD HELEN CAMERON 4-A Room Vice-president, 4B, 2A Room Treasurer. Clubs: SGAA, Letter Girls. MAXINE CAPLAN 2B Room Treasurer. Clubs: Careers, International Rela- tions, Vox Pop. VIRGINIA CARGIN Ilonor Soeiety. . F 19 t l Page Nineteerz N. CLASS WILLIAM CUMMINGS .IAMES CUNNIFF 2A, 2B, IA, IB Room President: 3A Room Vice-president, 4A Room Treasurer, Basketball, Intramural Sports, Mar- shal. Clubs: Cisca, History. DORIS DAHLBERC Clubs: Scribblers, International Relations, SCAA, Art Guild. 'fy KENNETH DAVIDSON Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: Sportsman's, Pythago rean, Psychology, SCAA, International Relations, Forum. SHYRLEE DAWN Honor Society. Clubs: Debate, Pythagorean, SCAA, Inter- national Relations. MARIE DE CARO Glee Club. Club: Home Economics. 'if ROBERT DE HARDE Intramural Sports. Club: Scribblers. DOROTHY DOMM Honor Society. Clubs: SCAA, Leaders. REECE DONLEY 2A Room Treasurer, IIB Council. Page Twenty LILLIAN CI-IALLBERG Clubs: GAA, Ilome Economics. WILLIAM CHAMPLIN 4A Marshal Judge, History Club Treasurer, Sophomore Football, Intramural Sports, Senn News Sports Editor, Foot- ball Ticket Salesman, HLA, ILB, 3B, 2A Council. Clubs: Camera, Sportsman's. .IUDITH CHINN 4-A, 2A Room President: IA Room Vice-president, 3B, 2B, IB Room Secretary: 3A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Zoology, Psychology, Hostess. Q JUNE COHEN LAURENCE COHEN ILA, IA Room President: 4B Room Vice-president, Senn News Salesman, 4A Council, Players President, Vice-Presb dent: Honor Society. MARVIN COHEN ROTC, Band, Dramatics. Club: Debate. Q BILL CORTS 4A, 4B, 3A President: 2B Room President, Intramural Sports, 4A, 4B, 3A, 3B, IZA, ZB, IA Council: Honor Society. ROSELYN COWAN IA Room Secretary, Forum Salesman, Senn News Sales- man, Honor Society. Clubs: Chess and Checker, World Today. PATRICIA CRUMLEY 4B Room President, 3B Room Secretary, 4-B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, SCAA, Scribblers. 0F 1941 ALICE DUPONT 4A Secretary. 2B Room Vice-presiclent, 4B, 2A Room Treas- urer: IA, IB Room Secretary: 4A Council, Honor Society. Club: Pythagorean. MARIE EGGERS Clubs: SGAA, Scribblers, Vox Pop, International Relations, Careers. HELEN EISEIYSTEIN ik CAROL EIYGDAHL 2A Council, Glee Club, A Cappella, Stagecraft, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: Nereids, SGAA. GEORGE ESTES Intramural Sports. Clul.s: History, Visual Education. JACK EYERIIART 2B Room Vice-presiflent. Sportsman's Club Tice-president, Intramural Sports, Se-nu News Salesman, Marshal. Clubs: Square Circle, Visual Education. DOROTHY FEIINGOLD Psychology Club Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: History. Hostess. LOIS FELZ Letter Girls Club Vice-president, Intramural Sports, A Capa pella, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. JAMES FIAKAS Intramural Sports, Band. CLASS RUTII FLODIN A Cappella, Honor Society. Club: Abacus. RCTII FLORING Clubs: SGAA, Steno. DELLORA FRAMBERG 4A Room President, 2B Room Secretary, Senn News Sales- man, Honor Society. Clubs: Home Management, Forum, Nereitls, Book. Q, BETTY FRANK Clubs: Hostess, Pitman, Home Economics, History, SGAA. JACK FRANK IA Secretary, IB Room Treasurer, Debate Club Treasurer, Stamp Club Vice-president, Intramural Sports, 2B Council, Dramatics, llonor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Sportsman's, Scribhlers. JOYCE FRANKEL Botany Club Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: French, Home Economics, SGAA. DOROTIIY FRASER 3A Room President. Clubs: Psychology, Current Events, Yox Pop, Spanish. EILEEN FREISLINGER 4A, 3B Room Treasurer: 3A Room Secretary. Psychology Club Secretary, ZA, 2B Council: Honor Society. Glee Club. Club: SGAA. ELA I N E C El ,BART ZA. IA Room Treasurer: Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Botany, SGAA, Stamp, Debate, Spanish, World Ilistory Today. F 19 l Page Twtvzly-Um' vt CLASS FRANK HARRIS 3B, 2B, IB Room President: 2A, IA Room Vice-president Boys' Chorus, A Cappella, Players. Club: French. MICHAEL HARRIS Marshal. Club: Visual Education. SYLVIA HARVEY Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: Red Cross, GAA. 'QS' GEORGE HEIM Intramural Sports. Clubs: International Relations, Stamp, Visual Education. .IAMES HELLER Visual Education. MAVIS IIELWIG 4-A Room Vice-president, 3A Room Secretary, Glee Club. Clubs: X, Leaders. 'fb' ROBERT HERMAN Marshal. WARREN HESSELL Club: Sportsman's. WILLIAM HEWICKER IB Room Vice-president, 2B, IA Room Secretary: Intra- mural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Band, Marshal. Club: Debate. Page Twenly-iwo Senn News Salesman, 2B Council, Honor Society. Club: PATRICIA GERLITS 3B Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Latin, International Relations. SYLVIA GOLDBERG Intramural Sports. Clubs: Math, French, SGAA, Letter Girls, Hostess, Vox Pop. LEON GOLDIN Art Guild Vice-president, Forum Art Stalf, Honor Society, ROTC. Club: Visual Education. Q1 SERENE GOTTSTEIN IB Room President, Biology Club President, French Club President, Senn News Salesman, Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Senn Band Girls Corps, Geology. DONALD GRAY LIB Room Vice-president, Boys, Chorus. ARTHUR GREENMAN Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: World Today, Visual Education. 'SS' DOUGLAS HANSEN ROTC. WILLIAM HARDING 2B, IA Room Vice-President: IB Room President, 41B Room Secretary, 4A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Band, ROTC, Orchestra, Marshal. Clubs: Band Officers, ROTC Ofhcers, Conservatory, Debate. ROBERT HARING ZA, IA Room President: Zoology Club President, Scribblers Club President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, 3A Council, Band, Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant. F 1941 JEAN HOFFMAN Honor Society. Clubs: Scribblers, Pythagorean, Greek. HARRIS HORWICH Photography Club Vice-president, Swimming, Swimming Team Manager, Intramural Sports, Band. Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Stamp, Debate. IRENE HUEBNER 3A Room Secretary, Letter Girls Club President, Intramural Sports, IB Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Ilistory. 'Kb' SHEILA HUNT Workers, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Zoology. GREGORY IGNOFFO IA, IB Room President, 3B Room Treasurer, 2A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Sportsman's, Yisual Education. ERWIN JAFFE 4B Room President, Swimming, Golf. Clubs: Camera, Radio. 'Ky LA YERNE JAFFE IA Room Treasurer, IB Room Secretary, Psychology Club Secretary, International Relations Club Secretary, Intra- mural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Leaders, Forum, Home Eco- nomies. DIANA JANNOTTA LLB, IA, IB Room Secretary: 2B Room Treasurer, Players Secretary, Forum Salesman, QB Council, Honor Society. Club: Botany. CHARLES JANSEN Apparatus, Cross Country, Intramural Sports. Honor So- ciety, Marshal Corporal. Club: Aviation. CLASS ALICE JOHNSON Honor Society, A Cappella. Club: Biology. DOROTHY JOHNSON Intramural Sports. Clubs: Nereids, Red Cross, International Relations, SGAA. ELEANOR JOHNSON Club: SGAA. 'QD' GRACE JOHNSON 4-A, 3A, IB Room Secretary: IA Room Treasurer, Senn News Staff, Honor Society, A Cappella. Clubs: Art Guild, Hostess. JAMES JOHNSON B Yice resident 4A 3A 2A 2B Room Pre-'ident' 4'As 4' 'p i 1 v 1 - 'F e Football, Baseball, Letterman, Intramural Sports, 4-A, LIB. 3A, 3B, 2A, 2B Council: ROTC, Glee Club, A Cappella, Marshal Major. Clubs: Vox Pop International Relations, Scribblers, Stamp. MARILYN JONES m ecretar IB Room Trea urer Forum Sale 4A, 3B Roo S y: s . . s- man, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Nereids, Pythagorean. Home Management, Spanish, Book. 'Q RUSSELL JONES ' 2B, IA, IB Room Treasurer: Marshal, Glee Club, A Cap- pella. JOE KAHN 2B, IA Room President: 3A, IB Room Vice-president: Baseball, Football, Intramural Sports, Band. Club: Stamp DONALD KANSTEINER World Today Club Secretary, Intramural Sports, Band. Clubs: International Relations, Square Table, Photography + F 1941 l Page Twenty-three I CLASS ROBERT KNAUB Apparatus, Intramural Sports, Marshal Lieutenant. Club Aviation. LORRAINE KOPPER HELEN KOROSE Clue Club. xy IDELLE KOTZ Letter Cirls Club President, Intramural Sports, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: Home Economics, International Relations, SCAA. ELLA KRACER Forum Agent, Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs Home Economics, SGAA, Stamp, Debate. RAE KRUGLICK French Club President, Honor Society. Clubs: Vox Pop Hostess, Leaders. KE RUSSELL LA CROIX LI-A, 3B, IA Room President: 4B, 2B, IB Room Vice-presi- dent, Senn News Salesman, IB Council. DOROTHY LAZARUS National Honor Society Vice-president. Clubs: World Today, Hostess, Music, International Relations. I IEANETTE LEE Clubs: Stamp, Careers, SGAA. Page Tlwenly-four 0 BARBARA KARATZ Honor Society. Clubs: Scribblers, Vox Pop, Psychology, French. .IEANNE KARLIS IA, IB Room Vice-president: 41A, 3B, 2A, 2B Room Secre- tary: A Cappella, Honor Society. Club: Nereids. EDITH KATZ IB Room Vice-president, Stamp Club Treasurer, Debate Club Treasurer, Forum Salesman, IA Council, Honor So- ciety, Cirls' Chorus, Clee Club, A Cappella. Clubs: SGAA, Psychology, Leaders, Lettergirls. 'Q JACK KATZ 2A Room Vice-president, 2B Room Treasurer, World Today Club Treasurer, Sportsman's Club Secretary, Track, Intra- mural Sports, Forum Salesman, Band, Honor Society, Mar- shal Sergeant. Club: Stamp. JEWEL KATZ Honor Society. Clubs: Pitmau, French, Stamp, Leaders, SGAA. ROSE KAUFMANN Forum Salesman, Band. Clubs: SCAA, Cisca. 'iff NICHOLAS KAVOURAS IIA Room President, Sportsman's Club President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, 4A Council. Clubs: Photog- raphy, Visual Education. EDITH KELLER Forum Salesman, 3A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SCAA, Latin. .IANE KLIMMECK LIB, 3A, IB Room Secretary: Book Club Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, 44A, 3A Council. Club: Hostess. F 1941 VIRGINIA LEE 3A Room Treasurer. Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild, Scribblers. JANET LEYITON Stamp Club Treasurer, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Leaders, Debate, International Relations, SGAA, Frenc-I1. SHIRLEY LEVY AIA, 3A Room Secretary: Letter Girls Club Treasurer, Forum Salesman, Ilonor Society. Clubs: SGAA, History. Qf SHERWIN LICHTENFELD Intramural Sports, ROTC, Band, Orchestra. Clubs: History, Sportsn1an's. VIRGINIA LIDBURY Club: SGAA. ROBERT LIND Marshal. Club: X. 'xy CECILE LINDBORG 3B Room President, 3A Room Vice-president, 4A Room Treasurer, 4B Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: X, Hostess. THOMAS LOWRY Intramural Sports, Glee Club, Bancl. Clubs: Chess, Engineer- ing. DONALD MAC CONNELL Basketball, Intramural Sports. CLASS 0F 1941 RUTH MAINN Senn Forum Club Secretary, llonor Society, Orchestra. Clubs: SGAA, Vox Pop, International Relations, Hostess, Conservatory. MARVIN MARDER IA Room Vice-president, History Club Presitlent, Stamp Club Treasurer, Intramural Sports, ROTC, Bancl. Clubs: Debate, Conservatory. HAROLD INIARIENTHAL ZB, IA, IB Room President: 2A Room Secretary, Music Club Treasurer, Track, Baseball, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, QB, IA, IB Council: Marshal Lieutenant, Honor Society. Clubs: Lettermen, Vox Pop, History, Sports- manls. 'T IUINE ANN MARTI 2B Room Seeretary, Scribblers Club Secretary, Intramural Sports, Senn News Staff, IA Couneil, A Cappella. Ilonor Society. Clubs: Debate, W'orIcI Totlay, International Rela- tions, Square Table. BETTY MCCARTN EY 4B Room Secretary, Letter Girls Club Secretary. Intramural Sports, 4A Council, A Cappella, Glee Club. Clubs: SGAA, Home Economics, Leaders, Hostess. JACK MER.-XR Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Forum Agent. Forum Salesman, Marshal Major. Club: Sportsman's. 'CC' MARILYN MESICK ZA, 2B Room Treasurer: Intramural Sports, Players, Honor Society. Clubs: Book, SGAA, History. VICTOR MILLER JEAN MONDOUX QB Room Secretary, Band. ... Page Twcnlg ' .IANET MONSEN IA Room Treasurer, Music Club Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, 3B Council, A Cappella, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Letter Girls. FLORENCE MORRISON ZA Room Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Psychol- ogy, Greek. ERWIN MORRISON LIB, SA, ZB Room President: IA Room Vice-president, Track, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Glee Club, A Cappella, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, Sports, Letternien. 'ixf MARY MORRISON Intramural Sports, A Cappella. Club: SGAA. PAUL MOSKOVITZ 3A, ZA Room President, ZB, IB Room Vice-president: 3B, IA Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, 3B Council, Glee Club, Marshal. Clubs: Stamp, Debate, Scribblers. HELEN MOURAD Letter Girls Vice-president, Intramural Sports, Ticket Sales- man, A Cappella, Glee Club. Clubs: SGAA, Home Eco- nomics, Leaders. 'QD' BETTY MURPHY Honor Society. Clubs: Leaders, SGAA, Pitman, French. DONALD MYERSON 2A Room Treasurer, Baseball, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: Aviation, German, Photography. .IUNE NELSON Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Leaders, Letter Girls, Home Management. CLASS 0F 1941 CHARLES NICKELS IA Room Secretary, Band, Marshal. SHIRLEY NIEDERMAN Honor Society. Clubs: History, Hostess, Vox Pop. LENORE OFNER Senn News Salesman, Glee Club, Honor Society, A Cap- pella. Clubs: Scribblers, Hostess, Vox Pop, Math. 45 LOUISE OLANDER IA Room President, ZA, ZB Room Secretary: IB Council, Glee Club, Workers, Honor Society. Clubs: St-ribblers, SGAA. VIRGINIA OLSON Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. WALLACE ORSINI 4+A Room Vice-president, 4B Room Treasurer, Baseball, In- tramural Sports, A Cappella. Qi HARRY OSCARSON LIB, IA Room Vice-president: Basketball, Intramural Sports, Marshal. KENNETH OSTLIND Swimming, Intramural Sports, Band, Marshal. JANE OVERIIOLSER Intramural Sports. Club: Hostess. Page Twenty-six WARREN PAETZ 4A Room Vice-president, Intramural Sports, Forum Sales- man, Marshal, Wcwrkers. Clubs: Sportsman's, Visual Edu- cation. DOROTHY PAPKE Glee Club. Clubs: International Relations, Big Sisters. GERALD PATTERSON Band. Q' BETTY JANE PATZELT Senn News Salesman, Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, A Cappella. Clubs: Art Guild, Nereids. SHIRLEY PEDERSEN Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman, Forum Agent, Glee Club, A Cappella Workers. Clubs: Leaders, Home Eco- nomics. .IACK PETERS 4A, LIB, 3B, ZA, IA Room Vice-president, Basketball, Intra- mural Sports. 'ibf BERYL PETERSON 3A Room Vice-president, 4A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Glee Club, A Cappella. Clubs: SGAA, Nereids, Letter Girls. GRACE PETERSON 4+B, 2B, IA Council: Honor Society, Workers. NORMAN PETERSON Swimming, Intramural Sports, 3A Council, Band. Clubs: Stamp, Biology. CLASS ROY PETERSON 44B Room President, 3A Room Vice-president, 4A Room Treasurer, Football, Baseball, Swimming, Intramural Sports, Ticket Salesman. Club: Lettermen. ROBERT PICKUS 2A President, 4B, 3A, 3B, IA Room President: Vox Pop Club President, Square Table President, Cross Country, Track, Basketball, Intramural Sports, Senn News Sales- man, Forum Salesman, 2A, 2B, IB Council: Band, Honor Society, Marshal Major. Clubs: International Relations, Debate, Psychology. LORETTA PIEDLOW Forum Agent, Forum Salesman, Senn News Salesman, Glee Club. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Home Economics. 'Q' GERTRUDE POLAKOFF Intramural Sports. Clubs: French, SGAA, Leaders. VIRGINIA PRICE 4A Room Secretary, Players Secretary, Honor Society, Glee Club. Club: French. DORIS PROUD 3A Room President, 4B, 3B Room Treasurer: Intramural Sports, 4A, 2A Council: Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Con- servatory, Leaders. 'TJ DOROTHY PUCKNER Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, Leaders. .IAMES QUINLISK Glee Club. HAROLD RAEMER IA Secretary, 2B Room Treasurer, Track, Cross Country, IA Council, Band, Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant, ROTC. Club: Camera. +- 9 Page Twezzly-seven 'IARRIET ROSENBERG Senn News Salesman, Glee Club, A Cappella. Clubs: Vox Pop, International Relations, Art Guild, Scribblers. JACK ROSENBERG 4B, 2B, IA, IB Room Treasurer: Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Marshal, Clubs: International Relations, Stamp, History, Latin, Camera. ROBERT ROSS Intratnural Sports, Band, Marshal Major. Clubs: Stamp, Debate, Sportsmanis. 'Q THOMAS RUCK 4A, ZA, IB Room President: 2B Room Vice-president, Intra- mural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Prom Committee, 4A, IZA, 1B Council: Honor Society. MURIEI. SADLER Honor Society, Players. Club: Scribblers. HARVEY SAMUELS ROTC, Bantl Major, Orchestra, Marshal. 'Qf VIRGINIA SAMUELSON Bancl, Girls' Chorus. Club: SCAA. BETTY SCAHILL 3A Room President, ILA Room Secretary, Ticket Salesman SUZANNE SCHENK LLB Room Treasurer. Page Tzuwzly-nigh! AMELIA RAND A Cappella. Clubs: SCAA, Vox Pop. MARILYN REDNER Honor Society. Clubs: Sttribblers, Psychology. THOMAS REILLY Scrillblers Club President. Clubs: Forum, Yox Pop. xy MARY RICHEY SGAA President, Yiee-president, Secretary: Leaders Presi dent, Treasurer: Intramural Sports. Club: Letter Girls. SHIRLEY RICHMOND 1A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Honor Society Clubs: SGAA, Home Eeonoinics. DOROTHY ROBERTS 3B Room T1'L'ElSlll'Q'1', 2A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports Ilonor Society. Clubs: Leaders, SGAA. fb' .IANE ROBERTSON 4B Room Secretary, KIA Council, Workers. Club: French. MARY .IO ROHNER Glee Club. Clubs: SGAA, Browsers, Hostess, Pitman. .IOHN ROMANO 2B Room President, Baseball, Football, Basketball. Club International Relations. 0F 1941 LORRAINE SCIIIFFMAN Cleo Club. Clubs: French, Leaders. BERNARD SCHNEYEROFF Swimming. Intramural Sports. Band. Clubs: Conservatory. Psychology, Stamp, Xox Pop, History. ARTIIIIR SCHUFFM.-XN 3A, ZA Room President: 3B Room Viet--pr:-simlent, Intra- mural Sports, Marshal. 'Q-f HERBERT SELLING Baseball, Intramural Sports. Ticket Salesman. Club: Chess. MARSHALL SEYIIY Sportsmanis Club Chairman, Intramural Sports. Senn News Salesman, Band, Marshal Colonel. Club: International Relations, Conservatory. BETTE SHARPE Glen- Club. 'Qf VERNON SHERMAN Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant. Clubs: Yox Pop, Inter- national Relations, Conservatory. EVELYN SHOLTES SCAA Secretary, Vice-president: Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, X, Letter Girls. JEROME SIEGEL Sportsman's Club Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Senn News Sports Editor, Senn News Salesman, Forum Salesman, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Stamp, Debate. CLASS 9 SHIRLEY SILVERMAN Clubs: SGAA, Stamp, Debate, Nereids, Yox Pop, Interna- tional Relations, Hostess. WALTER SMART 1B Room President, 2A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports. Senn News Salesman, Forum Salesman, IB Council, Mar- shal. ROBERT SOLOMON IA Secretary, Photography Club Treasurer, Intramural Sports, lVIarshal, Players, Band. Clubs: Scribblers, Aviation. 'CD IRWIN SOMMERFELD Sportsman's Club Yieevpresident, Swinuning. Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Band, Ilonor Society, Marshal Sergeant. Clubs: Stamp, Debate. FRED SPINDLER Intramural Sports. Club: International Relations. RICHARD STEELE 4-A, 3B Room Vice-presirlent: IA Room Ss-1-retary, 2B Room Treasurer, ROTC, Marshal, Players. 'QD ELAINE STEIIYBORN 3A, 3B Room Secretary: Ilonor Society. Clubs: History. Hostess, Vox Pop. FREDERICK STENGER Orchestra, Marshal. MARY LOUISE STERLING Intramural Sports, Forum Agent, Honor Society, Workers. Clubs: SCAA, Leatles. Scribblers, Art Cuilml. Hostess, C L A S S JEAN TITUS 4A Room Secretary, Players Secretary, Glee Club, A Cap- pella, Prom Committee. Clubs: Hostess, French. HELEN TREBILICO IA, IA Room Treasurer: Senn News Salesman, A Cappella. Clubs: Home Management, Spanish, SCAA, Book. DONNA UNDERMAN ,Honor Society. Club: Hostess. 'Q' WILLIAM WACNER , Intramural Sports, Band, Honor Society. Clubs: Current Events, History, International Relations, Vox Pop. SAMUEL WALKER 44A Prom Chairman, IA Room President, International Rela- tions Club President, Track, Apparatus, Intramural Sports, Cheerleader, 4A Council, Players, Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant Colonel. Club: Art Guild. DOROTHY WATTERS 4A Alumni Chairman, IA Treasurer, QB Room Secretary, Leaders Club Vice-president, Senn News Assistant Editor, Copy Editor: Senn News Salesman, Forum Salesman, Clee Club. Clubs: Pitman Jr., SCAA, Zoology, Latin, Creek. if EDWARD WEAVER , 3A, 3B Room President: 2A, 2B Room Secretary, Football, Letterman, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Club: Sportsmanls. EDWARD WEISERT 2A Room Vice-president, Players Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Forum Salesman, ROTC, Band, Dramatics, Honor Society. FANCHON WEISS 3A, 3B Room President: 2A Room Vice-president, IA Room Secretary, IB Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Ticket Salesman, 4B Council. Clubs: SCAA, Leaders. Page Tbirly 0F l DOROTHY STERN 1lA, 4B Room Secretary: Annual Salesman. Clubs: World Affairs, Vox Pop, Scribblers. LORRAINE STROHM Biology Club Secretary, Glee Club. Clubs: Latin, Art Guild, Psychology, SCAA. RUTH SWANSON Clee Club. Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. 'iff LOUISE TAFT Honor Society. Clubs: Leaders, Hostess. .IANE TAICSICH ' Honor Society. Clubs: Leaders, Hostess, SGAA. 7 A 1'f IOHN TAPAS ' 3. 5 B, ,I if .K : f 3B, IA Room Treasurer: iortsmams Club Vice-presittntfh Track, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Ti ket' Salesman, Marshal Captain. 'C VIRGINIA THELEN 4A Luncheon Chairman, IA Room President. 2B Room Secretary, 3A Room Treasurer, Pitman Club Secretary, -IA, IA Council: Workers. Club: Hostess. GEORGE TIIOMPSON ROTC, Dramaties, Clee Club, A Cappella. EDMUND TIERNEY ROTC, Band, Orchestra. Club: Squared Circle. 941 CHARLES WEITZENFELD Intramural Sports, Band, Marshal. IIELEN WENRICH 4A, 4B Treasurerg 2A Secretary, IB Room Secretary, 2A Room Treasurer, Senn News Co-Editor-in-IIhief, Copy Edi- tor: Senn News Salesman, Ilonor Society. Clubs: Conserva- tory, SCAA. RICHARD WESSLUND IA Room Vice-president, 4A, 4B, 3A, SB Room Secretary: Sportsman's Club President, Intramural Sports, Honor So- ciety. Club: Visual Education. 'Qf .IUNE WHORWELL 3A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Home Management, Hostess. .IANE WIESKA IB Room President, 3A, 3B Room Secretaryg Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Letter Girls. JEAN WIESKA IA Room Secretary, 3A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SCAA, Letter Cirls. 'QE' BETTY WILLIAMS Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Vox Pop, SCAA. Scribblers. BERTHA WILLIS Clee Club, A Cappella. Club: French. MERRY WILLIS Clee Club. Club: Nereids. CLASS MURIEL WISELOGEL LIB Secretary, 4B Room Vice-president, History Club Treas- urer, Girls Band Corps Vice-Commander, Drum Majorette Corps Commander. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA, Leaders, Baton, Stamp, French. KARL WITTE ZA Room President, 3B, IA, IB Room Vice-president: 3A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Band, Clee Club, Marshal. HOWARD WOLLIN 3A, 3B, ZA, ZR, IA Room Secretary: Honor Society, Band, Marshal. 'Qf PIIYLLIS WORSEK Intramural Sports, Senn Nens Salesman, Cirls' Chorus Ilonor Society. Clubs: Pythagorean, SCA A. CAIL WRIGHT ALVIN YELLON IA Vice-president, LIB Room President, 4A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Ticket Salesman. Clubs: Stamp, Debate. 'Qf GEORGE YORCAN Intramural Sports, Orchestra. Nlarshal. KENNETH YOUNGREN LIB, 2A Room Treasurer: Swimming, Intramural Sports, 11A Council, lVIarsha,l. AIARION ZAPFE IR 2A 2B oom Pr sident' JSR Room Nice- resident. IX , . R e . p . Room Secretary. Serin News Salesman. Forum Salesman. ZA. ZR Council: Prom Committee, Ring Committee. Clubs: SCAA, Hostess. 'Qf AIARILYN ZEIDMAN Nereids Treasurer, Honor Society. Clean-up Committee Chairman. Clubs: SGAA, Vox Pop, Hostess, Pitman, Letter Cirls. ROBERT ZIAIMERINIAN 4A Room President, 2B Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Rand, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: Stamp, Debate, X. FRANCES ZUKERAIAN Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: SCAA, Hostess, French. 9 Page Thirty-0110 f . i ff J JW far 2 . lic X Q -if lv-5 John Krisor Nancy Myer Preszfrlent Secretary ,lean Plambeck Richard Cashrnore Treasurer Vice-President 7 I 'll' .iff I 1 Z' QW XJ SENIOR CLASS JUNE, 1941 As the largest graduation class in Senn's history, the Class of June, 1941, took its place as the greatly admired graduates-to-be, everyone was looking forward toward his last and greatest semester. Excitement started when ,lack Krisor, Dick Cashmore, Nancy Myer, Jean Plam- beck, Don Doerscher, Gretchen Kaeser, Kitty Ann Webster, and Merrie Wilkerson were elected 4A leaders out of a score of contestants. These newly elected officers met early with Mr. Davidson and Dr. Zimmerman, the new Senior Adviser, to plan a long series of Senior events. Graduation pictures were snapped for the Annualg rings, pins and lavaliers went on saleg orders were taken for the modern class announcements, first of their kind to have the new Senn crestg scholarship exams were taken by the more industrious members of the class, personal interviews were given to every member of the 4A class by Mr. Satterfield, who was recently appointed placement adviserg the Players gave a first class performance in their take-off of the Senn faculty in What A Life, the averages and rank of all graduates were computed. All these events were taking place but the 1LA's were looking forward to that last week. It came more quickly than was expected and brought with it the unforgetable Senior Prom held in the Boulevard Room of the Stevens Hotel. The day of Graduation rehearsals and then the Senior Luncheon, which was held in the Marine Dining Room of the Edgewater Beach Hotel, arrived. Finally, when attention was drawn toward the large class, it was decided to hold the graduation exercises at Orchestra Hall, instead of Senn Hall as has been cus- tomaryg thus, it enabled parents, relatives, and close friends to witness the final gathering on that never-to-be-forgotten night of graduation. Page Tbiriy-Iwo V MADGE ABERCROMBIE f 2 1 lvgs' .fivhl 'A M., J. fl lu .1 1 f :'Q,,.w:4L4' i kbfpx -Jo' ,,.,i 4 I Q13 f.f.,-wi: 1.11 f . -M' ff ' . Wf- T,fvY'!., . K. ' pf! . 4 BB Room Secretary, Honor Society, Players. Cirls' Chorus Clubs: Cree-lx. Latin. Hostess. FRANK ABNEY 2B Room Yice-president, Senn News Salesman. ROTC, Marshal, Cleo Club. WILSON ABRAHAM Sophomore Football, Intramural Sports. Club: Chess anal Che-eker. 'KB' CAROLYN ABRAMS Girls' Chorus, Honor Soeiety. Clubs: Worlcl Affairs, Intcr- national Relations, Xox Pop, Toxin Meeting. Freneli, SGAA, Hostess. ALBERT ACEVES Clubs: Art Cuilrl. xox Pop. GONZALO ACEY ES Clubs: Art Cuilrl, Yox Pop. Qf TORSTEN AIILBECK 2B Room Trvasurer, Football, Baseball, 41K Couneil. Mar- shnl. MARY AIBRIGIIT RICIIA RD A LMBERG Band. CLASS FRED ALPERT 4'A, 4-B, 3A, 3B, 2B Room Secretary: Basketball, Intra- mural Sports, Honor Society. LAWRENCE ALPORT Intramural Sports, ROTC, Marshal Offu-er. Club: Spanish. EMANUEI. ALVERDY Apparatus, Intramural Sports, Ilonor Soeiety, Marshal. Club: Creek. I 'Q ARNOLD ANDERSON IA Room Treasurffr, Intramural Sports, Tickct Salesman, Marshal. Club: International Rolations. BETTY ANDERSON 4-A, ZB, IA Room Secretary: SA Room Presiclf-nt, 3B Room VIC?-PFFSIIIPIII. Forum Agvnt, Salesman: Honor Society. EA RI, ANDERSON Intramural Sports, -'IA I uncil. Band. Clubs: Stamp, Vvia- tion. ' ,ly -ly , f I MURIEL AN E soiw Players. Clubs: Art Cut , ostess, W'orlfl Affairs. WALTER ANDERSON ZA, 2B Room Yiee-presimlf-nt: Football, Traek. Leltorman. Intramural Sports, Marshal Captain. FRANCES ANTOLIN Senn News Sales. Clubs: Pit an, Home Eeonomies, Yox Pop, SCAA. l 0F 19 A 'N It A af' 'll LIU Page Thirty-three i J-221 15' V? X. J 4 S I ttitlti' 5551! to if V50 CLASS 0 CRETCHEN BAUER Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. FREDERICK BAUMAN Tennis, Intramural Sports, Marshal, A Cappella. Club: Chemistry. NAOMI BAUMCARTNER 3B, ZA, 2B, IA, IB Room Secretary. Clubs: SGAA, Creek, Scribblers. 'Q' CHARLES BEAUMONT Band. DONALD BECKER Intramural Sports, Honor Society. VIRGINIA BELLES Clubs: Hostess, Art Guild. 'Q' DOLORES BENDER IA, IB Council: Honor Society. Club: Home Economics. KENNETH BENJAMIN Fencing, Senn News Salesman, Band, Marshal Lieutenant, Honor Society. Clubs: Aviation, International Relations, Ad Libbers, Careers. NELLIE BENJAMIN 4-A Room Vice-president, 3B Room Secretary, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Home Economics. Page Tirty-four JANET ANTONSEN Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, Girls' Book. JEAN APPELGREN Creek Co-President, Intramural Sports. Clubs: World Affairs, Latin, SCAA, X, Chemistry. DONALD ARCHAMBEAU 3A, 3B, 2A, ZB, IA, IB Room President: ILA, LLB Room Vice-president: Football, Baseball, Letterman, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Q! NANCY AUSTIN 3B Room President, 4B Room Secretary, 4A Room Treas- urer, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild, Botany. MARILYN BACH Honor Society. JOHN BAKER 3A, 3B, IA Room Vice-president: Boys' Chorus. Club: Chemistry. 'Qf JUDITH BAKER 2B Room Secretary, Forum Agent, Salesman: Honor So- ciety. Clubs: Hostess. HODGE BAKJIAN Band, Marshal. Club: Chemistry. JEAN BANCKAERT ZA, 2B Room Secretary: Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, Hostess. , F' 1941 , -at GLORIA BERG Dramatios. Clubs: Leaders, SGAA, lloste-ss. International Relations. BEULAH BERCLUND RUBY BERGLUND 'is ELSIE BERNAUER 4B Room President, 3B lloom Secretary, llonor Society. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA, Pitman. MARJORIE BERRY Club: Vox Pop. PIERRE BERRY IA Room Vice-president, X Club President, Se-un News Salesman, llonor Society. Club: French. Q JACK BESSER IA Room Nice-president, Senn News Salesman, Players, Marshal. MARY .IAYNE BICHL Girls, Chorus, A Cappella. Clttbs: SGAA, Scribl.lr-rs. BARBARA BINGI-IAM IA Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, LSR Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Nereids, World Today, llistory, Latin, Greek. CLASS' 0F T941 CLARKE BISBEE 4A, 4-B, 3A Room President: Marshal. Clubs: Yox Pop, Scribblers. JOHN BJORKLAND 3A Council, ROTC, Conservatory Vice-president. Club: X. STANLEY BIORKMAN 3B Room Treasurer, 3A Room Secretary, Scnn News Sales- man. Clubs: Vox Pop, Scribblers. 'QE' FRANK BLAKE Football, Intramural Sports, Ticket Salesman, Boys' Chorus. EDWARD BLEEKER 4-B Room Treasurer, Football, Baseball, Intramural Sports, Marshal Lieutenant. CHARLES BLODGETT IB Room Vice-president, IA Room Seerctary. IZA, 2B Room Treasurer: Track, Intramural Sports. Band, Marshal. 'Qf ROBERT BLOOM Band, Orchestra. ALVIN BLUM 2A Room President, 2B, IA Council: ROTC, Band, Orches- tra, Marshal. Clubs: Current Affairs, World Today, X, In- ternational Relations, Red Cross. GLADYS BOHN A Cappella, Girls' Chorus. Club: Music. d . . l ' . 3 , I ,' ly tl l ' ld- lj J li A l . W nhl. I lp!! W M' 'Wt ei. , ,I Q X t t A ts I ' lawful. Boo l Intramural Sports, Marshal. GLADYS BORG l IA, IB Room Secretary: Cleo Club. , BETTY BORGESON Forum Identification Editor, Seun Nevis Staff, Seun News Salesman, ZA, 2B, IA, IB Council: llouor Society. Clubs: Girls' Book, Home Economics, Q! JOSEPH BORMANN Intramural Sports, Marshal, Mixed Chorus KATHLEEN BORNHOFEN Girls' Chorus. Club: SGAA. .JOSEPH BOUCHER ROTC, Band, Orchestra, Workers. Club: Art Guild. 'QE' GEORGE BOUFFARD VIA, 4B Room Treasurer, Apparatus, Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant-Colonel. CAROLYN BOYD Glee Club. Clubs: Latin, SGAA. SHIRLEY BRABAND xt i A Cappella. Clubs: Nereids, Pitman. I 2 CLASS 0F l94lBg5giUTjyM PHILLIP BRANDT Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Marshal. Glee Club, A Cappella. Club: Town Meeting. DANIEL BRAUDE 2A President, World Today Vice-president, ZA Council, Band, Orchestra, Marshal. Clubs: Current Affairs, Inter- national Relations, Red Cross. JOSEPH BRAUN ss , JOSEPHINE BRAUS Q Conservatory President. Clubs: Music, Vox Pop. HERBERT BREITBART Football, Marshal. Club: Town Meeting. JOHN BRENNAN Apparatus, Intramural Sports, ROTC, A Capp la. Q 'Q' . Y H3 GAIL BROOKMAN 2B Room Secretary, 2A Room Treasurer, Home mics President, Hostess President, 4-B, 3A, 3B Coun Honor Society. Clubs: Scribblers, Girls' Book. MARJORIE BROUWER 4A Council, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: World Affairs, Chemistry, SGAA, Scribblers, Careers. ' DOROTHY BROWN IB Room President, IA Room Vice-president, SGAA Presi- dent, Intramural Sports, IA Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Letter Girls, Hostess. Page Thirty-six ,Jef HOWARD BROWN Marshal, Prom Committee. Clubs: International Relations .IACQUELINE BROWNELL Senn News Salesman. Clubs: SCAA, llostess. KENNETH BRUNNER Football, Intraumral Sports, ISA, ZA Council: llonor So- 4-ietv. 'QJ BERT BRUSSO 2A Room President, IA Room Yice-president, Intramural Sports, Ticket Salesman, Marshal Corporal. Club: Vox Pop. MARCIA BULCRIN IB Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, llonot' Society. Clubs: Girls, Book, Home Eeonomics, Pitman, Seribblers. .IERRY BURACK 2A, IA Room Vice-president: 3B Room Treasurer, Senu News Salesman, Marshal Captain. Clubs: International Re- lations, Vox Pop. 'Qf KATHRYN BURKE Orchestra. BETTY BURNETT 4-B, 2B, IA Room Secretary. BARBARA BURTIS IB Room President, X Secretary, Intraumral Sports, 2B, IA, IB Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Music, Camera. French, Hostess. Ad Libbers. zz CLA 0 A TED CABLE jaaf Senn News Salesman, Forum Salim-ani Marshal. Club: Chemistry. CRAIG CAIN IIA, LLB Room President: Apparatus, Senn News Salesman. Ticket Salesman, 4A, -1B Council: Marshal Colonel, Ilonor Society. WILLIAM CAIN ZA Room President, IA Room Treasurer, Wox'lcl Today President, Senn News, Forum Salesman, 2B Council, Band. Glee Club, Marshal. Clubs: Vox Pop, International Rela- tions. 'Q' PETER CALLAS ' ' ROTC, Band, Orchestra. Clubs: Creek, Scr lrJ f ' FRANCES CARLSON W- IA Room Secretary, Girls' Chorus. Club: e X nomicsl' ' ALICE CARLSTEN f f 4A, 4B Room Vice-president: 2B Room Secretar-54-X, PIB, 2A Council. Clubs: Scribblers, Yox Pop. 'QE CA RMENCITA CARMEN EYANCELINE CARVELL Honor Society. Clubs: Greek, Spanish, Pitman. RICHARD CASHMORE 4A Vice-president, International Relations Vice-president. Treasurer: Football, Track, Baseball, Letterman, Senn News Salesman, 4-A Council, Marshal, Clee Club. ill- -if ' Ll '- Q n .xr , 1 gm Q? fa.. aw 'ZZ 5914, ,. 1 p 'Tv . r. . x - 5 - W ' Q K i ' - X : 4. Ny' -l:'y , t Tn. Us c!Wv wt. 'Q I' Il 'I 5 A3 tg A 3:1 0 Qy J, N, ,. jfppf- FRANCES CECE Honor Society. Club: SGAA. MIRIAM CEDAR I IA Room Secretary, IB Room Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: Current Affairs, SCAA. ERIC CEDERC-REN ROTC, Orchestra, Marshal, Clee Club, A Cappella. 'Qf ELAINE CENTER 3A, ZA Room Secretary: llonor Society. IXIARJORIE CEREGHINO Clubs: SGAA, Home Economics, Scribblers, Lcatlers. ROCHELLA CHERNOW llonor Society. Clubs: SCAA, Leaders, Chess and Checker, Vox Pop, Svribhlers, Hostess. 'Q' HARRY CHILINGIRIAN 2A, IA, IB Room Treasurer: Swimming, Football, ROTC. Boys, Chorus, Marshal. MARY CHOATE SB Room Vice-president, 2A, 2B Room Secretary: Home Economics Yice-president, Band, Honor Society, Prom Committee. Clubs: International Relations, SCAA, Chem- istry. NICHOLAS CHOUKAS 2B, IA Room President: Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: X. CLASS 0F 1941 MARTIN CHRISTENSEN 2A Room President, 2B Room Yice-president. Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: X. DUDLEY CLARK 3B, IB Room Nice-presirleut: Intramural Sports, Roys' Chorus, Marshal. WARREN CLARKE 3B, 2A, 2B Room President: Track, Apparatus. 'Q' MURIEL CLINTON PHYLLIS CODUTI 3A Room Secretary, 3B Room Treasurer. Club: Music. CLADYS COCESHALL Intramural Sports, Ilonor Society. Clubs: Vox Pop, Art Cuilcl, X, Chemistry. 'fb RUTH COIIEN IA Room Treasurer, Ilonor Society, Girls, Chorus. Clubs: World Aflairs, Current Affairs, French. DOROTHY COLBY Penaspir Secretary, Newspaper Salesman. Clubs: French, Civics, Pitman. PATRICIA COLLINS 3B Secretary, LIB Council, Senn News Salesman, A Cap- pella, Band. Clubs: Pitman, SCAA. Page Thirly-ciglol i --sf , lynx! I .i A 1 jp, I X l Gypbpu IWW? ' I-WJ' .IUNE COINIIS IA Room N ice-president, 3B Room Secretary, QA, 2B Coun- eil: Clem' Club. Club: SGAA. RICHARD CONWAY Football, Basketball, Intramural Sports, Honor Soeiety. Club: Vox Pop. LEWIS COOK 3B Room Presitlent, Marshal. 'Q WILLIAM COOK 4A Room Vice-president, 3A Room Treasurer, Baseball, Basketball. Cheerleader, 4B Couneil. Club: Vox Pop. ANTHONY COORLIM Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Marshal. CLETUS CORCORAN Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Nlarsbal. ,XI fs SHIRLEY COSSELI. 2A, QB Room Secretary, Honor Society. Club: Hostess. RENE COUTURE 3B Room President, Basketball, Intramural Sports. Band. Letterman. ALDA CRESCENZO A Cappella. CLASS BERNARD CULLEN Club: Creek. LOUISE C U RRAN IB Room President, Serin News Salesman, IB Council. Club: FI'f'IN'll. SHIRLEY CYW'AN Senn News Assistant Editor, News Editor:,Clubs: Travel, SOS 4, ft .,, ' tj BZTUWIM Cy' YIOLA CZIRAK Pitman Club President, IA Couneil, Ilonol' Society. Club Home Economics. RAYMOND DAHLCREN 2B Room President, Senn News Salesman. Banfl, Orebes tra. ROTC. Marshal. SHIRLEY DALL Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Home Economies, SCAA, CHIIIVIH 'ibf HELENE DALLMER 3B Room Secretary, Honor Soeiety. Clubs: Nereitls. Inter- national Relations, SCAA, Botany. ROBERT DANKS - BERNICE DAVIS Club: Cbemistry. Y, 5 H. for 65 U We . WU! gtjwtw tt W may y. ,J If - ya V C, J My if C L A s S ttf I I tcLfFFoRD Doisisius Baseball, Intramural Sports, Ticket Salesman. Clubs: X, C mera. DTJNALD DOERSCHER 4-A Prom Chairman, 4B Room Yice-president, Track, Base ball, Senn News Salesman, 4A Council, Band, Orchestra Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations Chemistry. N DOHENY ra tral Sports, Glee Club, Dramatics, Honor Society. 'lb' RICHARD DORING LOIS DREESE IA, IB Room Secretary. Club: SCAA. PAULINE DREIFUSS 4A Room Secretary. Clubs: SCAA, French, Art Cuiltl. 'ibf KATHLEEN DRISCOLL f BETTIE JEAN DUNHAM SA, 3B, 2A Room Secretary: 4A Room Treasurer. Clubs: Home Economics, French. GEORGE EBERHART Club: Aviation. Page Forfy 0F SHIRLEY DAVIS 3B, IA Room Presitle-nt: BA, 2B Room Secretary. DOLORES Dc-BILZAN Pitman Club Vice-presitlent, Senn News Salesman, Forum Salesman. CAROL DE CALUWE ZA, 2B Room Presitlentg IIA, 44B Room Vice-presitlent: Senn News Feature Editor, Prom Committee, I-Ionor So- ciety. Clubs: Latin, Creek, Spanish. 'KE' KENNETH DENNIS Intramural Sports, Boys' Chorus, A Cappella. Nlarsltal. Club: Botany. MARION DERAEDT Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, Home Economics, SGAA. LESTER DESS 2B Room Vice-president, 4B Room Treasurer. Careers Vice- presitlent, Basketball, 4B Council, Honor Society. Club: Vox Pop. 'fb' THOMAS DEWEY 4-B, 3A, 3B President: 3A, ZA, 2B Room Presitlent: 3B Room Vice-president, X President, Football. Traclt. Mar- shal. Clubs: Vox Pop, World Affairs. FREDERICK DIEDRICH fIA,n3B, 2A Room Vice-president: 4B Room Treasurer, Basketball, Tennis, Forum Agent, Salesman: 3A Council, Luncheon Committee, Marshal Captain. ROBERT DIETZ SB Room Vice-presitlr-nt, 2A, 2B Room Treasurer. Club: X. ?, U' ' yu Xu r' tit-' sf ,QI SIDNEY EDELMAN 2A Room Vice-prrsident, Trark. Intramural Sports, Forum Agent, Salesman: Marshal Captain. Club: Vox Pop. BETTYE EDMONDSON IA, IB Council: Honor Soc-it-ty, Prom Commillvv. Clubs: Music, Home Economics, Pitman. EUGENE EDSON IA, IB Room President: Colf. Tennis, Senn Ne-us Sales- man, 2A, 2B Counr'iI: Band. Clubs: Town Mvtftirtg, Intvr- national Rr-lations. 'QD LAWRICNCE EG ER ISA, 3B Council: Ilonor Socif-ty. ETI-IEI, EISEN Chess Secretary, Srnn News Salesman, 4A Council. Honor Society. Clubs: Yox Pop, Hostess, SCAA. .IOSEPII EISLER ROTC. Club: Svribblers. Q ALLAN ELKIINS Honor Society, Marshal Captain. NANCY ELLIOTT ZA, IB Room Sevrvtary: 2B Room Troasurer. Forum Sales- man. IRWIN ELMAN QA, QB Room Prf-siclentg Intramural Sports, ROTC, Bantl. Club: Intvrnational Rolations. VW RALPH ELSNER ,fi Baseball. Intramural Sports, Bo, Clort. CII I: Pitman CAROLINE ERB Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Home Economics, Camera, Tennis MARJORIE ERICKSON Band Girls' Corps, Band. Orvhe-stra. Club: Music. I W -,ffI,,Jy0 F 1 9 4 C -, Q' ga I p ' t fl f ' ,Wg K A97 1-vp ,il-fn An. 1 ,- Vx nf it L.- Q,- gf 4 at BLAIR ICSLINCER ' .IEANE'I I'E ESSER .. 3A Room Presiclf-ut. X Ser-rt-tary, Honor Sovif-ty. Clubs: Home Er-onomics, llostess. AIVIFQ FX ERT 5 ,I ,. , ' 4B, 2A, QB Room Sabre-tary. Tonnis. Intramural Sports. -Cv DOLORIES FABER Clubs: Ilistory, X-'ox Pop. SCAA. GEORGE FELCII 3A Count-il, Marshal. Club: Chemistry. ARTI-IA EENWICK 2B Room Vicefprvsidfnt, IB Room Sf-crfftary. Club: CAA. . , ,W , Page Forly-one 2 I .I ,, v JUNE FERGUSON IA Room President, 3B, 2B Room Vice-president, IB Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, 3A, 2A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: World Affairs, Hostess. DONALD FEUCHTINCER History Secretary, Intramural Sports, Marshal Captain. .IACKIE FEUERMAN IA Room President, IB Room Vice-president, Current Affairs Secretary, A Cappella, Players, Honor Society. is WILLIAM FICHO Senn News Salesman, 4A Council, ROTC, Marshal. Club: Art Guild. BUD FINKELSTEIN 2B, IB Room President, IA Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Assistant, Business Manager, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: Current ffairs, Photography. HUGO Fisciui Band, Marshal. Q HELEN FISHER HOWARD FISHER Apparatus, Senn News Salesman, Band. C . cri J 1 er HERMINE FLEGEL llonor Society. Clubs: Current Affairs, World Affairs. vi Hostess. I .5 , A .ff -iij' 'ff ,,f.:,.. ' . C L A S s 0 12 139 4, fir. Ig J V 3 cff.,1,4,y-m..4-f.f1-1 A 1 Yi- -4 ' FRANK FLOWER M0647 .-':'f,-.wi F' t Football, Track, 4A Council, Prom Comrfiittee. Players, Marshal Lieutenant, Letterman. CLAUDIA FOLEY Senn News Salesman, Salesman. Clubs: Vox Pop, Town Meeting, SGAA. JAMES FOWLIE Baseball, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman. Club: Latin. Q SHEILA FRANKEL Town Me:-ting Club Secretary. LILA FRITZSHALL IA Room Secretary, Scribblers President. Yox Pon Secre- tary, Senn News, Forum Salesman, 2A, ZZB, IA, IB Coun- cil, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, Home Economics Music, wlorld Affairs, Botany, International Relations. MILDRED CAINES IA Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: World Affairs, Vox Pop, Hostess. 'Q' WILLIAM GEER Band, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. FRED GEHM 2B Room President, 3B Room Secretary, Baseball, Intra- mural Sports, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: Careers. - LORRAINE GEHRKE Clubs: Botany, Home Management. Page Forty-Iwo s vx N IX ti Ni ti N X XXX L if WWW DORIS CEIGER llonor Society. Club: Pitman. STANLEICII CERBER 3B Room Yice-prcsiclent. Swimnringr, Intramural Sports, Scnn News Salcsman, Honor Society, Marsbal. Clubs: Town Meeting, Zoology. IIOWARD CERRISII Track, Intramural Sports, Ticket Salesman, Ranil. Club: Stamp. 'XS BYRON G1NsBuRo Clubs: Town Met-ting, International Relations. 1 ISLEANOR GLANS P Clubs: SGAA, Pitman. D ARNOLD GLASSBERG +- All Libbers President, International Relations Treasurer.X l Basketball, Ilonor Society, Marshal Lieutenant. Clubs: I: Wmrrlcl Today, Vox Pop. 'Qs CAROLYN CLASSER Clubs: Scribblers, Vox Pop, World Affairs, Boosters. DONALD GLEASON 4A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports. LOIS CLICK QB Room President, IA Room Secretary, Rooters Secre- tary, A Cappella, Girls, Chorus. Clubs: SCAA. Letter Cirls, Equestrians, Ad Libbers. - W fy CLASS 0F 19 .IACQUELINIZ GLICKINIAN 3B Room President, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Current Affairs. CHARLES CLIIECK IA Room Yice-presimlent, Vox Pop President, Intramural Sports, Glee Club, Dramatics. Club: Utility. LENORE COLDBERC IA Room Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: Current Affairs, Yox Pop, SCAA. 'QE' M ELYIN GOLDBURG Football, Intramural Sports, Honor Society, blarslial. Clubs: Yox Pop, Creek. INIILDRED COLDENBERC SA Room Secretary. Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Yox Pop. .IOY COLDSTEIN Senn News, Forum SaIesman: Ilonor Society. Clubs: SCAA, Scribblf-rs. 'Q' IAYERNE GOLDSTINE QR Room Secretary. Senn News Staff, Salesman: Honor Society. Clubs: Current Affairs, Vox Pop, Scribblcrs. .IAY COLINKIN Football, Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Marshal Major. HOWARD COLLAY 3B Room Vice-president, 2A Room Treasurer, Football, Intramural Sports, 2B Council, Marshal. PZ L.. .Y fr f A! f? ,Q-0 s I za Page Forty- lbrcc . QL. I-771 Y LESTER GOODMAN Track, Track Manager, Senn News Staff, 2A Council llonor Society, Mixed Chorus. Club: International Rela tions. JERRY GOTTLIEB Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Marshal. Club: Inter national Relations. FRANK GRANT Intramural Sports, Boys' Chorus, Ticket Salesman 'KD IIAROLD GREENE Intramural Sports, Boys' Chorus, Marshal Lieutenant. JAMES GREENE 4B Room Presiflent, Intramural Sports. SELMA GREENSTEIN Worltl Affairs, Yox Pop, Scribblers. I 'Q CHARLES GREGG Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Forum Salesman Ticket Salesman, Marshal Major. ROBERT GREGG St-nn News Salesman. I PATRICIA GRIFFIN J sx'IC'l -DITSIQPIII, A Cappella. Club: Scfribblers. I 'T' X .'.' ' .y ,if r' 3' f, ,I . Q II. H l 'I' :Jdlxjox I xx, . x' ifiii I , I . ,-'rf f ' , , ' QI CLAS '19, Jr .Jj 5 ul! 'T' fi 4 ' A .1 I'-f JAMES GROB I 44B Room Vice-presitlenl, Football, Baseball. ANITA GRUBB 2A Council, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus. GLEN GRUNEVVALD 2A, IB Room Vice-president: Apparatus, Intramural Sports, Marslial. 'Q ROBERT GUNDERSEN IB Room President. Club: Careers RALPH GUSTAFSON RAYMOND GUTI-IRIE Marshal. 'Q' VIOLET GUTTENBERG Players, Honor Society. Clubs: French, International Rola- tions, Red Cross, Square Table. GLORIA GUTTER Ad Lihbers Secretary, llonor Society, SGAA. Clubs: Conservatory, Music, Soribble-rs, International Relations. I French. I h l HERBERT GUTTMAN KK' ROTC. Club: Photography. ' L I l t Ax 3 kj 5' Page Forty-four Q . , ' ., Y . F li 5 . I ssf Q 1 I me-. xl' ' 'fi xl W-1 I . 2A Vive-president: 3B, 2B, IA Room Nice-presiclent. 44B Senn News Salesman, 4A Council, llonor Society. Clubs' 'lf i3 3B, 2B Room Secretary: IA Room Treasurer. Sm-ribblers RIIONDA HAKANSSON Honor Society. Clubs: Ne-raids, Scriblulers, l rent'l1. CHARLES IIALL Creek Vice-presirlent, lntramural Sports, Ilonor Society. Clubs: Stamp, X. PIIYLLIS HALLEN 4R Room Sevrt-tary, Greek Secretary, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Ilome Economics, Latin, Hostess, SCAA. 'Qf RICHARD H ALPER Baseball Manager, Intramural Sports, Marshal Major, I,s-t- terman. ROXANN HANSEN Honor Society. .IIINE HANSON Pitman Treasurer, Intramural Sports, 2A. ZR Council: Honor Soeiety. Club: Hostess. 'fb' JOYCE IIARLAN Intramural Sports, ZR, l.-X, lB Couneil. Clubs: Vlvorltl 'l'o- mlay, Art, Cuilrl, Conservatory. IJELORES IIARTNETT , Honor Society, XxOl'lil'1'S. Clubs: World 'I'otlay, Currfnt Affairs, Pitman. I Y1l'J R.xNDA1,L,-mrs , WLM, fl tiff' l 2A R Presiclcft TE PM -an e , Senn Yew. Foru SHl 1QO 4, arsl I, .- .a it-lla, Club Cliemisytyy. A , ,- ,I . IM! I If . If la CLAYSS 0F JOHN IIEINONEN ZA Room Sevrotary, 2B Room Treasurer, Apparatus, Roy- Chorus. RICHARD HENKEN X Vice-president, Intramural Sports. CORDON I-IENRICKSON Orelte:-xtra, A Cappella. Q' TIIELMA HERMAN Sf-nn News Salesman, SR Council, Honor Society, Player Clubs: SCAA, Ilostt-sf. BETTY IIERMES 4'l, 4B Room TI'f'EiSlll't'l'1 Intramural Sports, llonor Society. Clubs: Hostess, Latin, Creek, Conservatory. Photography, Home Economies, Leaders, SCAA. DARLENE IIERR Pitman Vice-president, Honor Society. Clubs: Ilostr-sf, SCAA. 'fb' THEODORE HERST International Relations President. ROTC, Xlarslial. Honor Society. Club: Current Events, ELAINE HICKEY JOHN IIILL 4A, 4B Couneil. Club: Chemistry. QW! QQ'-Cllr 1 lffl ltiiwu ' l Aw .V ,Mt ffffm a Rall' p. t- f . 1 kv ,-,.,, . ,, . 5 5 M J , t. CLASS GERTRUDE HOLLANDER A Cappella, Workers. Club: International Relations. SHIRLEY HOLTZMAN 4-A Council, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, French, International Relations. GERALD HOOPER fs' NADINE HOPKINS Honor Society. Clubs: Biology, Greek, Latin, Yox Pop. ELEANOR HORBIT Glee Club. Clubs: Pitman, Town Meeting, SCAA. MARGARET HORNICK Senn News Stall, Honor Society. Club: Greek. Q1 DOLORES HREBEN Pitman Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Club: Hostess. HELEN HUGHES SGAA President, Nereids President, Intramural Sports. Club: Letter Girls. ROBERT HYLAND Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Glee Club, Marshal, Players. Clubs: Current Events, Stamp. Page Forty-six I - N if jf '-M--'. -ff' .1 . In 1 45 . 'I 5 . . . , f f ,A ft, YL ' , ' Las' A gy? W ..,' ,. . ,M M I 77 -A r ' .jf ff... fo L4 at A IIOROTHY IIINCIILIFF 4 'Girls' Chorus Vice-president, 4-A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Biology, Home Economies. ROBERT HINES ROTC, Honor Society, Marshal Captain. RICHARD I IIRSCII Band, Marshal. Club: Camera. 'Q' MARIORIE HISSONG 2A Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Ticket Salesman, QB Council, Girls? Chorus. Clubs: Art Guild, SGAA. GEORGE IIITCHCOCK 3A Room Yicc-president, 4-A Room Treasurer, Seribblers Vice-president, Track, Apparatus, 41A Council, ROTC, Band, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Vox Pop. ROBERT HITCHCOCK Marshal. Q! ELAINE HOCHBAUM Intramural Sports, Senn News, Forum Salesman: Orches- tra, A Cappella. Clubs: World Affairs, SCAA. MARY HOFFMAN SB Room President, 4B Room Secretary, llonor Society. Club: llostc-ss. JACK I-IOLCOBIB Club: Spanish. 0F 1941 rzistgee WILLIAM HYVONEN Football, Intramural Sports, Boys' Chorus. Club: Yox Pop. DORIS INNES IB Room President, A Cappella, Honor Society. Club: Hostess. EARLE IVERSON ROTC, Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: Scrib- J ers. 'Q' MARVIN JACOBS 2B, IA Room Vice-president: Football, Letterman, Intra- mural Sports. Club: International Relations. JOHN JASON Music Club Yiee-president, Swimming, ROTC, Honor So- ciety, A Cappella, Clee Club, Players. BETTE JENSEN Nereitls Vice-president, Annual Salesman, Hostess. Club: Town Ilall. Q' H. WILLIAM JOHNSON Intramural Sports, Annual Salesman, 3B Council, ROTC, Band, Honor Society. Club: International Relations. JANE JOHNSON QB Room President, Honor Society, Players, Workers. Club: Scribblers. JEANNE JOHNSON Glee Club. CLASS LAYERNE JOHNSON ' Honor Soeiety. SGAA. Clubs: Creek, Careers. OLIYER JOHNSON 4A Room Secretary, IA Room Treasurer, IB Vice-president, Intramural Sports. VIRGINIA JOHNSON ZZB, IA Council: SGAA. Clubs: Art Cuild, .X Wt fl! I 'SE WILLIAM KIER JOHNSON Marshal ROBERT JONAS Baml SHIRLEY JOSEPH Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Photography, Biology. ffxbf CRETCHEN KAESER IB, 3B, 2B Room President: Senn News Salesman, 4A Luncheon Chairman, Honor Society, Hostess, SGAA. Clubs: Nereirls, Conservatory. ALICE KAGAN 4A, 4B Room Secretary: Senn News Salesman, Forum Salesman, 3B Council, Honor Society, Hostess. JAMES KAHN Careers President, Marshal Lieutenant, Honor Society, Band. Clubs: Stamp and Coin, Vox Pop. ox .4-. .ff V' x I f my My f I Q27 CLAS ROBERT KEELY Honor Society. .JAMES KEHOE 2A, IA Room Vice-nresident: 2B Room Secretary, Basket- ball, Baseball, Band, Marshal, Honor Society. ROBERT KELLENBERCER 4-A, 4-B Room President, Track. Senn News, Forum Sales- man: 3A Council, lVlarshal. llonor Society. Clubs: Vox Pop, Chemistry. 'Q WILLIAM KELLEY Senn News Salesman. Track. MAXINE KELLOUCH 2A Room Secretary, Pitman Honor Society, Hostess. MARJORIE KENDRICK 2A Room Treasurer, Baton Club: Conservatory. 'Q VERA MAE KENT Intramural Sports, IA Council. Club: X. IVIARJORIE KIEDINC SA, 3B Room Vice-president Club: Book. JEAN KING Fencing, Tennis, A Cappella. Page Forty-eight g 4A, IIB, 3A Council: ' I'llYl,LlS KAISER Clee Club. Club: Pitman. HELEN KAPCHE D Senn Band Girls Corp Vice-Commander, Band. JAMES KAPLAN IA, ZA, 3B Treasurer: IA Room President, 2.8, 2B Room Treasurer, Cheerleader, Senn News Salesman, Marshal Lieutenant. Clubs: Vox Pop, Camera. 41? KATHRYN KARLS 7 Intramural Sports, 3B Council, SCAA. Club: Nr-reicls. RALPII KARTH SA Council, Marshal, Honor Society, ROTC Major. Club: Oflice1's. 1 ANITA KATZ Society. Clubs: Vox Pop, International Relations, SG.-XA. 'xy my ' KATZ Ir- ' oonr President: Basketball Co-Captain, Intra- nkx 'ports, IA, IB Council. Club: Ad Libbers. I INC KATZ . li nom President, 2A Council, llonor Society. Club: - ,lr istry. SHERWOOD KATZ 2B Room Treasurer, Baseball, Intramural Sports, IZA, ZB, A Council: llonor Society, Marshal. 0F 1941 ! Sports, SCAA. SCA t tv , . ,, Xt- I 1 f I, I q if 'YJ I J if f f, N I Ifflo f 4B Room Treasurer, Scribhlers President, Clee Club, llonor IDRRAINIC KING -M, I-B. 34. SB, ZA. IA. IR Run m Sc-ctw-tat'y: llouor So- vivty. Clulzsz Hostess. Chews and CIt0c'kvr. NIARYCIC KLAFF IA Room Presidvnt. II Counvil, Ilonor Sovit-tx. SILNX. I.ParIc'rs. CIuI1s: F1't'Itl'Il. Yox Pop. Currvut Affaitw. BARRY KLEBAN IA, IR Counf-iI: Football Nztttagur. Honor Smit-ty, MursItaI. CIuIn: Tomi Meeting. ffx, yXI,I.IIN KLINE -IA Room PresicIe11t,3A, ZX Room I I , f HCP-pre--it uw n m .1 Raskf-tlvall. 43. SA, 21X Couuvil: Band. . 5: . ' Aviation. DOROTHY KLOOSTICR ROSE ANN KNOPF Ilonor Society. Clubs: Pitman. In WIIIIJKNI KOCLANIS Marslial Captain, ROTC. Clubs: Iations. CIIARIES KOEHLER SR Room President. Swiuuuinff SIiaI I.i:-utvuaut, RIC.-XTRICIQ KOIIIY Honor Sovivty. CIuIvs: Xox Pop. r-1 C L SEYMOUR KOLKO X, tx Pop, 7 Stauip, lute-ruztlioual Rr-- ROTC I.i:-utvuuut. 'War- Ilnmt' Iii-ououut 2A. ZR. IA Room President: Chemistry Ptwfsiflt-lit. Ru-f-I2aII. Intramural Sports, Honor Society. DOROTIIIQA KOSTANTOOROS Club: Y. Honor Society. CIUIDS: Latin, Spanish. HAROLD KOTZEN 4-B Room Trcasiirfw, ISR Room national RvIations. 'iff N IRGIN IA KRAISII Sri-c'r4-tary. Club: Iutvr- CIuIxs: Intvruational Rvlatious, Xox Pop. JOHN KRISOR 4A Prffsitlvllt. 4B, 3A Yin-I-Aplwlsiflcxitg EIA, ZR, IR Room Prcsirlt-ut: Letterman. Football, Bass-ball, Nlatwltal Major. Cluln: IIlIl'1'IliilIUI13I Rc-lations. IRENE KROPPBIANN . . ,. btrls Lltorus. CIuhQ: Illlllllll. Hook. IIomv- I'.4-out mt HAROLD KUNZER Semi Nows Salesman, Iforum Salcsrnan, IVILIINIIHI Major. ROTC. Club: Chemistry. .IsXCOlIlCI,YN LADWIC 2R. I-X Room Secrvlaryg Sc-nu News Sal:-Fuian. Ilouor Fo- cicty. SGAA. CIUIJS: I,vafI1-tw. Pitman. Max Pup. ZORA IAWRENCE SCriIrlvI4'rs XIICP-IJI'PFIIIf'llI. CIuIu: WIIJTIII A Hai ri. F l94l . 'rr' f It CLASS DON LEVITT Intramural Sports. Club: International Relations. WINIFRED LEVITUS Intramural Sports. Clubs: Book. SHIRLEY LEWIS IA Room Vice-president, IB Room Secretary. 'Q' PAUL LIGGITT Players, ROTC. Club: Scribblers. ELAINE LILIENTHAL 2A, IA Room Secretary, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus. Club: Current Affairs. LE ROY LINDELOF 4B Room Secretary, A Cappella, Boys, Chorus. 'Q .IACK LINDGREN Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman. Club: Camera. WILLIAM LINDSEY LIB, 3A, 3B, 2A Room Secretary: Football, ROTC, Rand, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: Careers. DORALOU LITWIN 2A, 2B Room Social Chairman. Clubs: Pitman, Yox Pop. World Affairs, Ad Libbers. Page Fifty JAMES LAWSON 4A Room Vice-president, ROTC. Club: Vox Pop . RICHARD LAYSTROM 4A Room Treasurer. GEORGE LAZARUS ROTC, Concert Band, Orchestra. Club: Chemistry. 'S DEVERA LEAVITT Senn News Salesman, Forum Salesman, Honor Society, SGAA. Clubs: Leaders, International Relations. CAROLYN LEE Pitman Vice-president, Scribblers Secretary, Intramural Sports, Senn News, Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Club: Vox Pop. .IACQUELINE LEIPSIG 7 IB Room Vice-president, Senn News Salesman, Honor So- ciety, SGAA, Hostess. Clubs: Current Affairs, Vox Pop, Scribhlers, Ad Libbers. 'fb' RICHARD LENCE Forum Salesman, Art Guild. LEONARD LEVIN IA, IB Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Senn News Re- porter, Copy Editor, News Editor: Marshal, Honor So- ciety. Club: Square Table. RUTH LEVIN IA, IB Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Red Cross, World Affairs, International Relations Current Eveixj, i'WVfj'Mf ' I' I Jvfqw I 0F lg L fi,,f'i if fA01,.lf-t' I IN ifth, R . ' Q it N 'X' 'lii 5 yxrgxq X. 'T I If fx l f - 4 . . 5, 7 :Q 1 f fl fl- ,.' - I -lf NWI n -' g ,Mi-x, ISA: .I 5-01. .4-vt'-f'k - fi I U ll! f ' I ' ' ' . ' --4 4 5 5 :-9 e 23' 'fl 304- if -9-'H ' 'V 5 i3 'n 1ft fx I I . .. ', ,, 0 A I ' ,,,r.,f-ff . -1 1 f it,-JJ ' :iw -'Mft We- :f 'if I ' . 'Ml L-'ft it :Wea zattwi -I A HARVEY LIVINGSTON 3A, 3B, 2A, ZB, IA, IB Room Treasurer: 4A, 11-B Room Secretary: Chemistry Vice-president, ROTC, Marshal Cap- tain, Honor Society. ESTELLE LOEWENBERC 3B Room Vice President, Serin News Salesman. Club: .4 I World Affairs. R Q- VIOLET LOFTHOUSE -it XXL FRANCES LOIXERGAN A fl Honor Society, SGAA. A-5 EDWARD LOSCH I ,Q Club: Aviation. A CEORCE LUCAS X Q 4A Room President, 2B Room Treasurer, Base-lia , lulra- I mural Sports. x5 76 - 'Q' EMILY LUKAN Home Economics Treasurer, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society, Band. Clubs: Speech, Latin, Creek. HAROLD LUNDQUIST HAROLD LUNDSTROM LIB, 2B Room Secretary, 3A, 3B, IA Room Treasuler Marshal, Honor Society. ROBERT LUPTAK 4-B, 3A Room President: 3B, 2A Room Secretary: Honor Society, Marshal, ROTC, Band. Club: Chemistry. NATALIE MALKUS Clubs: SCAA, International Relations, Red Cross, YVorld Affairs, Music, Current Events. DOROTHY MALMSTROM SA, 4B, 4A Council, Honor Society. Club: Home Eco' nomics. X, x s nb 'Sf ty Lx . '- 5 IRENE MANOOGIAN , .- V S- Clubs: Clee, Home Management. l l -' ' L ' ELAINE MANSOWITZ 'A' If ' Clubs: International Relations, SGAA, Red Crossn f , ' - DOROTHY MARIS r, , Pitman Secretary, Honor Society, Clee Club. l r 3 - .ibm T' f . 'QB' V . xf , MILDRED nuns X ' H - ZR Council, Clee Club, Honor Society. PHILLIP MARK ,yt ' Club: Axiation. , ARLEEN MARKWALTER ,343 3A Room Secretary, 11-B Room Treasurer, 4A Room Vice- president, 3B Council, Honor Society. , Q , ff X, 2 QQ.. Page Ififty-0110 Ng' l XX , J I .li ' I,-V. .1 K, he .- J .J 4 I, 7.1 ' . 9 X X- Z' LOWM. C A I I JANE MCCAWLEY f wtjitm ww ARTHUR MARKWALTER AIA Room President, Intramural Sports, Forum Rusine Manager, Forum Salesman, Senn News Salesman. NADINE MARTENS Ilonor Society. Clubs: Pitman, X, Botany. LAURA MARTIN 'Q GEORGE MATTHEWS IA Room Vice-president, 2A Council, Orc-ltcstra, Marshal FREDERICK MATTICK IA, 2B, SB, 4B, 4A Room President, Intramural Sports, 2B, 43 Council: A Cappella, Honor Society. LORRAINE MAURER Honor Society. Clubs: Rook, Biology, Scribblcrs, Horm- Economics. 'Q' .I AMES MAU RO Intramural Sports, ROTC. Clubs: Scribblt-rs, Conservatory Vox Pop. WILLIAM MAY Ticket Salesman, Marshal. BILL MAYER Intramural Sports, ROTC, Marshal. Clubs: Clit---. Inter- national Relations, Current Affairs, Debating. ,' CLASS 0F l94l Intramural Sports, Glce Club. Club: SCAA. CHARLES McCORKLE President, 2B, 3B Room President: ZA Room Nir'e-presi- dent, History Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Marshal, Players. Club: Scribblers. GERALDINE MCCORMICK SGAA. Clubs: History, Scribblers. 'Q WILLIAM MCDONALD Fencing, Apparatus, Intramural Sports. ROTC, Band, MHISIIHI. RUTH MCIVER A Cappella, Girls, Chorus. 5 MARY MCLAUGHLIN . 3B Room Vice-president, X Club Vice-president, Intramural ' SDONS. llonor Society. lubs: SGAA, Latin. . Q ,IIIXI aff: - 'J,,J 'IP DONN MENDELL It III, IA, 2A Room Vice-president: Chorus. Club: French. DeLORIS METZCER Clee Club. Clubs: Vox Pop, .IOSEPI-I MICOTTO Football, Track, Intramural Sports, Letterman. Intramural Sports, Roys' FIIAA, Chess and Checkers. Page Fifty-two .18 A C LARS MIKKELSEN Fencing, Badminton, 2B, ZA, 3B Council: Dramaties, Marshal. DOROTIIY MILLER Nlixed Chorus. Club: Ilomc- Economic LEONARD MILLER QA Room President, 2B Room Vice-president, Biology President, Players, Marshal, Ilonor Society, ROTC. Clnlf: Ilox Pop. SHERLEIC MILLER Intramural Sports, Girls, Chorus, Clubs: Yox Pop. SC-XA. PAIILINE MILLMAN Players, Ilonor Society. Cluhs: French, SCAA. ADELE IVIILSTEAD IA Room Secretary, 4R Room Secretary. Cluhs: Current Affairs, SCAA. RUTH MINDEL llonor Society. Club: World Today. FLORIDA MINES LIB Room Secretary. Clulus: SCAA, Biology. ROBERT MING 4A Room President, Intramural Sports, 3B Council. ROTC Band. Clnh: Seribhlers. CLASS .IAINE MINSHALI., A Cappella. Club: World Affairs. JAMES MISHLER 3B Room Nice-president, 2A Room Treasurer, Careers Vice- president, ,History Nice-president, Senn News Salesman, Marshal. Clubs: Vox Pop, Scrihhlers, International Rela- tions, Square Table. .IEAN MODJESKA Chemistry Secretary, Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman Honor Society. Cluh: Biology. K '-. XJ INCA MOODY Honor Society, Girls, Chorus, A Cappella. Cluh: Pitman DONALD MOORE Creek President, Treasurer: Ilonor Society. JANE MOORE Intramural Sports, 3B Council. Cluhs: Latin, l7re-ncli. Cf SHIRLEE MORGAN Clubs: SGAA, Leaders, International Relations. Cart-tr LESTER MORTOIY Fencing, Intramural Sports, Band, ROTC, Marshal. WILLIAM MUELLER Intramural Sports, Marshal. i t T it I I J f J if 1.441 i Aff' QL- AY. Y... .. Ju.. ,. 1fu'f1.,,t '71-' I f' W Cf K. :I 3 Q a F Page Fifty-florec NANCY MYER Greek, Spanish. EMILY MYERS Senn News, Forum Salesman. ROBERT NAUMAN Band. 'Q' RUTH NAUMANN WILLIAM NEEBE JOHN NEEDHAM QS- DORIS NELSON KARL NELSON Track, Intramural Sports. KENNETH NELSON 1'-vw? SS 0F 1941 WILLIAM O Intramural Sport and, ai. Club: Square Circle. WINIFRED N ITH IA, 3B Room President, ZB, 3A Room Secretary. LOIS NEWTON - Nereids President, Intramural Sports, Band, Honor Society. Clubs: SCAA, Pitman, Botany, Scrihblers, Hostess, Inter- national Relations. fc- ARNOLD NORD Baseball. Clubs: Care rs, Internati nal Relations. 1 JACK NOSKIN 6' -CAFC- Intramural S smH ' Pop, Ad Libbers. ,Z ANsANo NoTToL1 -'LO-4' 41 , 3B Room President. . ' 'fb' DIANA NOUMBERG Girls' Chorus. Club: Scribblers. CALVIN OLSON 3A Room Vice-president, 4-A Room President, Intramural Sports, Boys' Chorus. Clubs: Careers, International Rela- tions. MARCREDEL OLSON Intramural Sports. Club: SGAA. Intramural Sports, Marshal. Club: Vox Pop. 4-A, LLB, 3A Secretary, IA Room President, 2B Room Vice president, 4B Room Secretary, Senn News Editor 1n Chief 3B, 2A, 2B, IA, IB Council, Honor Society. Clubs Latin Art Guild President, Senn News Cartoonist, Honor Society 2A Room Treasurer, Careers Treasurer, Intramural Sports Clubs: SCAA, Home Economics, Vox Pop, Scribblers r ' V Z l N' ,it- ,iw ,R X ix,.,'lX it I T Page Fifty-four 1 J NXJJ , ' its C - A sw., R t ti J ,UIQ Nt 'na X Q . . , V Q 5, f '53 ' . J I Z , X 3 I Q MILDRED OLSON Girls' Chorus. Club: Hostess. ROGER OLSON IB, 3B, 4A Room Vice-president: IA, 2A Room President: 2B Room Treasurer, Baseball, Basketball, Marshal, Band. Club: Ad Libhers. STANLEY OLSZEWSKI Intramural Sports, Marshal. Club: Vox Pop. 'Q' RALPH OQUIST 2A Room President. Club: Ad Libbers. BARBARA OREAR Town Meeting Treasurer, A Cappella, Forum Agent. RUSSELL OiSHEA Boys' Chorus President, 3A Room President. 'ibf I DONNA osLUND f 2A Council, Workers, Players, Honor Society, Hostess. Club: Art Guild. WILLIAM O'TOOLE Luncheon Committee, 3.-K, 4B Room Treasurer: Intramural Sports. Clubs: Inter tional Relations, Yox Pop. LILY PAGRATIS IA Room President, 2B, 3B, 4A Room Secretary: QA Room Treasurer, Players, Glee Club, Greek Vice-president. Clubs: International Relations, Current Events. , . 4 I . - ' - . t i - ff. f :fix '-- qhlifi 3' Si A KAN! ,X ,U ,ff .19 lj: I f M74 ?L r bK,A!'fWXl ' I atv 'QD' 1.M?:-5.J l . CLASS-0F01-U!Lh9lAAlU RUTHE PARKS Club: International Relations. FRED PAUL Intramural S orts Marshal Bo s' Chorus. Clubs: Inter- s P 1 v Y s national Relations, Chemistry, Sportsman's. ROBERT PAULSON Track, Tennis, Intramural Sports, 2A Council, Honor So. ciety, Boys, Chorus. Clubs: Science, Chemistry, X, Spanish. Q' RICHARD PAYNE 2B Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, ROTC. Club: Chemistry. NEIL PENNINGTON 4B Room President, 3A Council, Intramural Sports, Boys' Chorus, A Cappella, Dramatics. Club: World Affairs. ANDREW PETERSON Ticket Salesman, Intramural Sports. 'fb' DOLORES PETERSON Clubs: SGAA, Hostess. SUZANNE PETERSON IB Room President, IA Room Vice-president, 2B Council. Clubs: Home Economics, SGAA. ADELE PINCUS 2B, 2A, SA Room Secretary: Senn News Assistant Editor. News Editor: Honor Society. Clubs: Scribblers, History, Chemistry, World Aifairs. t Mm tit J I I . A i if JEAN PLAMBECK 4A Treasurer, 2B, ZA, 3B, 3A Room Secretary: Art Guild Vice-president, Vox Pop Secretary, Honor Society, Orches- tra, Workers, SGAA. Club: Nereids. DORIS PRATT IA Room Secretary, IB Room Treasurer, SGAA. Clubs: Greek, International Relations, Latin, Stamp. BETTE PRICE IB Room Secretary, SB Room Treasurer, Senn News Sales- man, IB Council, Honor Society, Players, Hostess, SCAA. 'Qf ROBERT PROCUNIAR Baseball, Intramural Sports. Club: Career LORENE PRYOR Club: International Relations. PATRICIA PULFORD I Honor Society. 'T FLORENCE RANDAU . 3A, 4-A Room Secretary: SCAA. . ROBERT RASHFORD ROTC, Clee Club, lVIarshal. Club: Scribblers. HOWARD RAYMER Intramural Sports, IA Council, Dramatics, Honor Society, M Marshal. Clubs: Vox Pop, Chemistry. CLASS 0F l94l PATRICIA REID ' 4B Treasurer, A Cappella, Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, Town Meeting, Hostess. DEAN REINERT IA Vice-president, Football, Intramural Sports, ROTC, Boys' Chorus, Band. Club: Spanish. IVIARJORIE REINWALD IA Room Treasurer, 3B Room Vice-president, Wrmrlfl Affairs Club Secretary, Annual Salesman, Players, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Square Table, Scribblers. 'Qf MARIETTA REITH Club: Ad Libbers. DICK RELLIHEN Intramural Sports, Band. HILDAGARD RENSNER IA Room Vice-president, Intramural Sports, A Cappella Glee Club, SGAA. 1 'S ELAINE RETCHIN 2B Council, Glee Club. Clubs: Music, Worlcl Today, Home Economics. RUTH RIBBACK Annual Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Vox Pop, French. DORCAS RICHARDS Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Club: Home Man- agement. I Page Fifty-xix MERYL RICIITER 2A Room Secretary, 3A Room Vice-Presirlent. Girls' Chorus Clubs: Current Affairs. MARGARET RICK MARILYN RICK A Cappella. Club: Art Cuilrl. Q, SARIC RIDDELI. Clubs: Scribblers, Square Table, Worlcl Allairs, Atl Lib- bers. NANCY RILEY 4B Room Secretary, Glee Club, Ilonor Sm-if-ty. Clubs: Worltl Allairs. Careers, SGAA. MILTON ROIIDE IA Room Presialent, Intramural Sports, QB, 4A Council: Ilonor Soviety. Clubs: Camera, Yox Pop. International Relations. 'ii' JACK ROLLINCER Track, Cross Country, Intramural Sports, A Cappella. DOROTHY ROLNICK 2A Council, Clee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: Current Events, World Affairs. .IACK ROSECRANS Intramural Sports. CLASS JUNIC ROSENBERC Senn News Salesman, Girls' Chorus, A Cappella. Ilonor Society. Clubs: Music, Ilousehold Arts, French, St-ribblers. MARILYN ROSENBERG Clubs: Wtrrld Affairs, Music, lox Pop, Town Bleeting. EYELYNE ROSENFIELD IA Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Copy Editor: Ilonor Society. Clubs: Current Affairs, X, Freneli. SCAA. 'fb' IIELENE ROSETH Senn News Salesman, 2B Council, Honor Soc-iety. Clubs: Seribblers, Spanish. ROBERT ROSS Concert Band, ROTC. EDNA ROTH IA, 2A Vice-president, Honor Society. Players. Clubs: Ina ternational Relations. World Today, Current Affairs . 'QD ERN A ROTTER SCAA Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Annual Salesman, llonor Society, Clubs: Botany, Home Erzonomir-s. Letter Cirls. SYDNEY RUBENCAMP FRANK RIFBENSTEIN IB, IA Room President: Intramural Sports. Senn News Salesman, Annual Salesman, ROTC. Clubs: Debate, Chess and Checkers. x S9-... , Q, Q ..- P ,. T ' lr ls '-.1 '.,.i-is r F 3 V-it ik! tj.. . , . . x,. 'V b,,,,,f,l 5 , r '?,c,. '. na F l94l . ,w'llgfl'wfe WARREN RUMSFIELD ROTC Captain, A Cappella. ANGELA SABIA A Cappella, Glee Club, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, In- ' ternational Relations, Music. ESTELLE SAGER 3A Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Vox Pop, Inter- national Relations. 'QE' MARJORIE SAHLBERC ZA Room Secretary, QB Room Treasurer, Home Economics President, Honor Society, Hostess. Clubs: Scribblers, Girls, Book. ALICE SAHLIN RUTH SAI-ILIN Honor Society. 'Qf RUBEN SALCEDO ROTC, Concert Band. Clubs: Vox Pop, Art Guild. IRENE SALMON Club: Ad Libbers. BLOSSOM SAMPSON Clubs: International Relations, Conservatory. CLASS 0F 1941 REYNOLD SANDBERG 2B Council, Band, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: X. MURIEL SANDROFF Honor Society. Clubs: Current Aflairs, World Affairs, Vox Pop, Hostess, Careers, SGAA. JOHN SANTELER 'Qff CHARLENE SAPP Home Economics Secretary, 2A Council. Clubs: Nereids, Hostess, International Relations. RICHARD SAUL 2B, 3A Room President: QA Room Treasurer Room Vice-president, X Club Treasurer. EDWARD SCHEFFLER du, N A Cappella. . ' -- oo vw -5 x DANIEL SCHIFELING 2B Room President, 2A Room Vice-president, IB, IA Council, ROTC, Band, Orchestra. Clubs: Latin, Vox Pop. DONALD SCHILLER ROTC, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations. MARVIN SCHILLER Intramural Sports, A Cappella, Boys' Chorus, Drainatics, Honor Society, Marshal. Club: International Relations. Page Fifty-eight X STANLEY SCHILLER Swimming, Letterman, Senn News Assistant Sports Editor, Honor Society. Club: Vox Pop. .IOHN SCHMIT Intramural Sports. ELAINE SCHMITT Ilonor Society. Clubs: Book, Biology, Home Economies. 'KE' .IACQUELYN SCHNEIDER 4-A Room President, French Vice-President, Honor Society, Hostess. Clubs: Scribblers. URSULA SCHNEIDER Honor Society. Clubs: French, Reading, Mathematics, Sew- ing, Civics. INEZ SCHOELLERMAN IB IA Room President SCAN Honor Societ Y. Club: , : 4 M iv A. 5 Pitman. 'Q' ROBERT SCHONS 4B Room President. Intramural Sports, Senn News Busi- ness Manager, ROTC. WILBIIR SCHRAM 2B Room Treasurer, 4B Room President, Apparatus. ARLEEN SCHUETTE Honor Society. Club: Pitman. C L A S S HELEN SCIIWALB Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Current Affairs, World Today, Careers. FLORENCE SCHWARTZ IA, 2B Room Secretary: 4A Room Treasurer, Annual Salesman, ZA Council, Players, Honor Society. Clubs: Scribblcrs, W'orld Affairs, SCAA. MILTON SCHWA RTZ IA Room Vice-President, Track, Cross Country, IB, 2B Council: Marshal Lieutenant. Club: Music. si .IACK SCHWARZ Intramural Sports, Honor Society. WILLIAM SEAMAN 4A Room President. Senn News Salesman, 3B Council. Club: International Relations. BETTY SEIDEL Clee Club, Workers, Intramural Sports. Clubs Scribblers, X, Pitman. : SCA A. Q. ROGER SELLSTROM IB Room President, 2A Room Salesman, Annual Salesman, MARIORIE SERED 3.-X Room Secretary, Senn News Current Affairs, International Vice-President, Senn News Band. Club: Aeronautics. Staff, Honor Society. Clubs: Relations, Town Meeting. l 0F 1941 SHIRLEY Sl-IAMBERG IA Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Players, Ilono' Q Society. Club: Red Cross. is NN f A XXX -yfvm 3 N hill Page Fifty-nine ,tt . , 1. fi Gm ef as ,No I ax, mxi ,Xi 51 if - xp 'Sgt ,xnxx f J, it sf sg. fue . , Pj Nxgqxw -- DENNIS SHANAIIAN Intramural Sports, Marshal. Club: St-ribblers. .IEANNE SHEA Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Yox Pop, X. SGAA, Leaders, Chemistry, Nereitls, Camera. JAMES SHEAHAN IA Presitlent, 3B Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Seun News Salesman, IB, IA Council: ROTC, Marshal. Honor Sovivly. ' Q5 IQAYNE SIIEFFERMAIY Intramural Sports. Clubs: Wlorlrl Aflairs, Pltotograpliy. SIDNEY SHER 2B Room Tice-Presiclertt, Travli. Switnuiing. lllarsltal. Clubs: Public Speaking, Aviation. GLORIA FZHIMBERG llonor Soc-iety. Girls' Chorus 'ik .I UNE SIEWERTH W X IB, -IA Room Treasurer, Annual Salesman. 3B. IEA Coun- Jj -cil, llonor Society. Clubs: Pitman, llonie Economics. J MARIORIE SIINERIYIAN I IA Room Secretary, llonor Society, Girls' Chorus. Club: Yi Current Affairs. ' CHARLOT'1'E SINIONS wr, V , I Cappella, Girls' Chorus. Club: Nlusic. CLASQDS 0F 1941 NIIRIAAI SINGER ' Club: Current Events. HELEN SIVITZKY History President, Orvhestra, Glee Club. Clubs: SG.-MX, Scriliblers, Current Aflairs. SHIRLEE SLOTKIN Intramural Sports, Glec- Club. llonor Soeiety, A Cappella. Clubs: SGAA, Sm-ribblt-rs, Conservatory, Art Guilrl. 'fy AIIRIAIXI SIIIALI, Ilonor Society. Clubs: Sorilrblers, lox Pop. IRENE SMIDLIZY Ticket Salesman, Players. FRANK SMITH IA Room Secretary, 2B Room President, lA Council, Mar- shal, Dramatics. 'Qf LEO SMITH 2B Room Vice-President, Forum Agent, Salesman: III Council, ROTC, Players. Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Vox Pop, Chemistry, Wlorlrl Today, Biology. PAUL SMITH Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Stamp, Groek, Chemistry. JOAN SMOLKA Annual Salesman. Honor Society. Clubs: SCAA, Leaflet-s, i International Relations, Hostess, Current Affairs, Scrib- blers, Yox Pop. If 'fa H i- ,Ng i ' A . f if I 1 Page Sixty . tx , 1 , W. ,, -'rf ,J ANITA SOKOL Cleo Club, Vox Pop. RICHARD SOLOMON Honor Society, Vox Pop. LEONARD SOWKA Intramural Sports. Marshal Lieutenant. Club: Career K5 SHICLDOIN SPACHNER JSA Room Vice-President, 4B Room Pre-siilent, 4B Couneil ROTC, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations Seribblers. RALPH SPRING IA Room President, ZA Room Treasurer, Swimming, Ap paratus, ROTC, Cleo Club, Marshal. DONALD STAKE IB, IA Room President: Apparatus, Sm-nn News Salesman Players. Club: Biology. '55 IIELEN STANTON Cirls' Chorus. Club: Home Xlanagement. NORMAN STEDBIAN Intramural Sports. Club: Career . PERLJEAN STEINBERC Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Latin, Spanish CLASS KAY STEPHENS SA Council, Players, Workers, Honor Society. Clubs Creek, Scribblers, Wtvrltl Affairs. THERESA STERF 4A Room Secretary, A Cappella, Honor Society. Clubs Yox Pop, Scribblers. IIORST STERN Nlarshal. if LOIS STERN LSR, 4B Room Presitlent: Senn News Feature Co-Eilitor. Honor Society. Clubs: Latin, Spanish. SYLYIA STERN Honor Soviety. Club: SCAA. CHARLOTTE STERNSTEIN Senn News C0 Editor 2A 4B Council' Honor Soviet PY a Q 1 Y- Clubs: SGAA, Current Allfairs, Scribblt-rs, Creek, Vox Pop, fir WILLIAM STOKES Military Band, ROTC. ROBERT STONE Intramural Sports, Bancl, Dramatics, Ilonor Soeiety. Clubs Biology, Current Events. BETTY STROMBERC Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Latin. Creek Current Events. X, SCAA, Conservatory. M, Q.f,....f Ja, J-1 ff- af fa. . F 1941 QI If . ' Page Sixly-one ' ji , X, - Q. 1. ,x QA 44444: .2 -C01 .Ja- 7 ' BETTYE STUBBS IB Room Treasurer, IA Room Secretary, SGAA, Senn News Staff, Annual Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Vox Pop, International Relations. DOROTHY STUNKEL Honor Society, Hostess. Clubs: French, Vox Pop, Music. CEORGIANN SULLIVAN Q' MARGARET SUMMERS SB, SA Room President: Senn News Salesman, Hostess. DANIEL SUSSMAN IB Room Vice-President, IA, 2B, 2A Room Treasurer: Track, Swimming, Ice Skating, Senn News, Sports Editor, Marshal, Honor Society, Boys' Chorus. Clubs: Interna- tional Relations, Letterman, X. MADELYN SWAIN Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA. 'QD' HARTING SWANSON Baseball. ROBERT SWANSON 3A Room President, Intramural Sports, Boys, Chorus. Club: Spanish. JEAN SWARTWOUT Intramural Sports, SGAA, Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. ,fa-wi, Qmlffilafaf-ff CLASS.-0 1941 - 'F , Kaz, :iv xsapff- 'N , . , 15, In ALICE swiz . 24 N Senn News Salesman, A CNaIpprHa,.-Players? IE: Cori: is '- servatory. ,,,.,..i ' ., 9-Jr -. -f ' JACK SWEDLUND fi 1, - ' 2B, 2A Room Treasurer: Intramural Sports. DONALD SWEENEY 'V Marshal, ROTC. Club: World Affairs. - 3,s.- 45 JACK SWEENEY ROTC, Boys' Chorus. PATRICIA SWEENEY ZA, 4A Room Treasurer: IB Room Secretary, A Cappella, Girls, Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, International Relations, Stamp. RAYMOND SWENSON IA, 2B, 2A Room Vice-Presim nt, Intramural Sports Marshal. fxbf ! Za' M! WILLIAM TACKA ERY Football, Track, Intramural Sports, Marshal. JAMES TAGCART lglonor Society, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, iess. MARIAN TACCART 3A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: French, Latin, X, World Affairs, SCAA, Greek, Conservatory. I 1 5 his 43 t t A Page Sixly-two L l Q .IAMES TAMBINI Intramural Sports, Cavalier Cartoonist, ROTC. MARGUERITE TASK Glee Club, Players. Clubs: Scribblers, Music. DAVID TAYLOR Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Art Guild, Vox Pop. 'Q VIVA TAYLOR 3B, 3A Council. Club: SGAA. DORIS TENGLIN IA Room Secretary, Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Careers. ROBERT TENNYSON Intramural Sports, ROTC, Marshal. ROBERT THOMAS IU 'N SB Room President, Marshal. Q ROBERT THOMPSON Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. SOPHIE THONESS 2B Room Secretary, Greek Club Co-President, Senn News, Forum Salesman: 1941 Forum Editor-in-Chief, 1940 As- sistant Business Managerg Honor Society. Clubs: Biology, Latin, SCAA. . CLASS 0 DOROTHY TINZMANN I 3B Room Secretary, 3A Room President, 4B Room Vice- President, 2A Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, 4-B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Nereids, Conserv- atory. OTTO TINZMANN IB Room Vice-President, 2B Room Treasurer, Ticket Sales- man, ROTC, Marshal, Band. Clubs: International Rela- tions, Camera. SHIRLEY TORCERSON Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman. Club: SGAA. ib- BETTY TOWNE IA, 2B Room Secretary, llonor Society, BARBARA TRACY Concert Band, A Cappella, Orchestra, Honor , Girls, Chorus. Y T IBIAS AINITA l . . A Cappella, Clubs: Music, Wlorltl Aliairs, Current Event, Hostess. 'fxy IRVIIYC TURBIN Football. Track, Intramural Sports, Marshal, A Cappella, Club: Vox Pop. VIRGINIA IQLLOBI Glee Club, Mortar Board. IIA ROLD UPSTROM Intramural Sports. t'-U Q . lg., ' l , ,..QJsA, '. 'l '- 1 . . . l A U. s'C1'. v t 4Pt 'WN' 5 HV., I , iq .,:qk.1 ' . s ,Hia-w f CLASS JOYCE WALLER 3B Council, A Cappella, Players, Honor Socit-ty. Clubs: Home Economics, X. LORRAINE WALLWORK 4A Room Secretary, Girls' Chorus. STUART WALZER 2A Room President, Senn News Salesman, Band, ROTC. lubs: Current Affairs, World Today, Photography, Vox Pop, Ad Libbers. E 'Q KATHRYN WASH A M Annual Salesman, 1A Council, A Cappella, llonor Society. Club. Nereids. THEODORE WASS Apparatus, Intramural Sports. Marshal. Honor Society, Band. NANCY VVAUCH , IB, 2B Room Vice-4President, IA Room Sffvretarv, FIB Treasurer, Senn News Salesman. Clee Club. Club: Scrib- blers. Q, fll.ORlA WEBER 2A Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, 4B, 4A Councilg Honor Society, Orchestra. Club: Spanish. KITTY ANN WEBSTER French President, Intramural Sports. Clubs: World Affairs. SGAA, Latin, X, Red Cross, Art Guild. ROBERT WEDRALL Intramural Sports. Page Si.vf3'-four 0 BETTY URBAN 2B Room Secreary, Intramural Sports, Ilonor Society. Clubs: SCAA, Hostess. JEANNE VAN DORN IA, ZB, ZA, 3A Room Secretary, Girls' Chorus, A Cap- pella, Players, Honor Society. Clubs: World Affairs, Scrib- blers, SCAA. ROBERT VINCI IB, IA Room Sc-cretaryg Apparatus, Intramural Sports, Give- Club, Marshal. Club: Vox Pop. 'Qf .IEANNE VOCT Club: Pitman. EDWARD VON BARCEN Baseball, Intramural Sports. JAMES VON BARGEN 2B Room Vice-Prcsident, Intramural Sports. Q! EVALYN VON MARTINITZ IB Room President, IA, 4B Room Sccretary: 2B Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Clubs: Music, Scribblers, Vox Pop, Nereids . HELENE VON ROSENBERG Band, Clee Club, Dramatics. Club: International Rr-lations. COZETTE VVACCENER Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Hostess, Affairs. ' Worl d 1 F 19 fs Jltgwiflw l C' iyvlds, 'i,i'fJQllk! f DOROTHY WEII, Honor Society. Clubs: Worltl Affairs. Hostess. LEWIS WEIL ROTC. IAIHISIIZII. EFTI-IER YVEINSTEIN IA Room St-crctary. ISA Room Tl't'LlSlll'Pl'. 3B Council, Honor Society, Worlxt-rs, Playcrs, Club: SCA A. RI.TI'I WENK IB Room Sccrctary. Clulrs: lutcrnational Rclations, Yox Pop. AXXALOIVISE W1-IRNER Fe-nn Xcws Salcsman. ZA Council. Clcc Cluln. A Cappella, Honol' Socicty. Clllltsl Wvorltl Affairs. FCA-X. AIAE WERNER ,Intramural Sports. Cart-crs I,rcsitlcnt. llomc Economics tTrcasurcr. Clulxs: SCAN. Nox Pop. AQ, YYILLIAAI WESTNEXI ARTIIIIR VVESTROAI Annual Salesman, ROTC. Dramatics, llonor Society. Clubs: Public Speaking, Aviation. REGINA WHITE Clubs: Pitman, SCAA. CLASS DINTY WHITIRC IB. IA Room Presiclcnt: IA, 2B, 2A Council: Honor Society. Marshal, ROTC Lie-utcnant-Colonel. Club: Scrib- blcrs. WREXOLEN WI-IITAIORE IB. ZR Room Secretary. ZA Room Trcasurcr. Serin News Salesman, Annual Salt-sman. IA Council. A Cappella, SGAA. ROBERT WIDEAIAN v 2B Room Pre-sitlcnt. 3A Council. Clubs: Camera, World Affairs. AQ, ROBERT WIECERT IntramuraI Sports, Marsltal. Roys' Cltorus. AIIIRIEI. VVIEN Intramural Sports, Scnn lNcxss Salcsman, Honor Society. Clubs: Vox Pop. Atl Lilnlwrs. IIERBERT WIIQTII 2B Room Yicc-Prcsitlcul. llistory Vicc-Prcsitlcnt, ROTC. so PATRICIA WILEY Senn Nt-ws Salcstnan. IZA Council, A Cappella. Clubs: Scriblilcrs, Camcra. AIERRIE WILKERSON IB. -I-A Harsltal ,luclgcz IR. SA. JB. IA Room Sccretaryg IB. 4A All Sffillltll Council: llonor Focicty. A Cappella. JAXE WILLIAMS 4B Room Yicc-Presitlcut. IA Room Sccretary. Honor So- cicty. Clubs: llostcss. Canlera. Scrilrblcrs. Wvorlxl Affairs. Home Economics. Fil 94 vfwwff si,tf,'-,H1e OZLQ. iw., zfdwffa QQ. Q!- fgh! N 4 fl fitxtqxtvta fa' J J.. 'v r , lfyn -W1 bay 5 of Vw -I A ' f li 'JO TD N' , x DOROTHY WULF IB Room Secretary. Clubs: Greek, Chemistry. ROSLYN YASTROW 2B Room President, Honor Society, Glee Club, Players. Clubs: Scribblers, French, BERNARD YEAGER Football, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Careers, Vox Pop. 'Q' ROBERT YOST Vox Pop President, International Relations Vice-President. JEAN YOUNG 3B Room Vice-President, 2B Room Treasurer, Nereids Vice-President, Treasurerg Senn News Salesman, Band, Girls, Corps Commander. ESTELLE YOUNG Careers Secretary, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Vox Pop, SGAA, Scribblers, Camera, Home Economics. 'Q' ROBERT YOWELL Track, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Club: Greek. BURTON ZOLLO IA, 2B Room President: Senn News Salesman, Staff g 2B Council, ROTC, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: Current Allairs, World Today, Vox Pop, Red Cross, Ad Libbers. Page Sixty-six M Q W ROBERT WILLIAMS IB, IA, 3B, 3A Room President, Swimming, Track, IA, IB Council, Band, Orchestra. DELBERT WINTERS Senn News Salesman, Marshal. PHYLLIS WISNER Intramural Sports. Clubs: Nereids, SGAA. 'Q ADRIENNE WITZ IA Room Treasurer, 2B Room Secretary, Orchestra, Honor Society, SGAA. Club: Vox Pop. WILLIAM WOLF, ROTC. Club: Chfemistry. SHELDON WOLINSKY Cross Country, Iniramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: X, Biology. V 'Q I CECILE WOLPERT IB Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: Current Affairs, Square Table, World Today. BEVERLY WOODLIEF IJAMES WRIGHT Intramural Sports. F l 9 4 l r l I ROW 1: Walker, Champlin, Dupont, Corts, Nlr. Davidson, Werlrich, Johnson, Watters. ROW 2: llirschfield, Langerman, l.a1'son, Collins, Roth, Wrilkerson, Fixler, Reid, Myer, Plambeck, Bahusky, Ritchie. ROW 3: Kanapa, Tomaras, Etlell, Wangersheim, Alvarez, Dewey, Price, Krisor. ALL SCHOOL COUNCIL-FALL 15' Wlith a burst of energy the Fall All School Council, consisting of the class officers rallied by an additional nine members, was off!! The 4A office of All School Council has been abandoned. Six committee chairmen elected by the students, instead of being selected as had previously been done, and three new electixe oflices, Marshal Court Judges, brought the total membership up to twenty-nine this semester. The first undertaking of this group was to support the PTA drive to raise money for the Senn Student Service. The girls helped sell the green and white tags. The campaign for the Thanksgiving Collection began rolling with peppy assemblies to arouse student interest. The trotting council members made a big hit and large pro- ceeds with their first dance, the Turkey Trot. Another brainstorm of the members which hit the student body with approval was Mum Day. Woe to the one Who Wasnlt sporting a flower on that dayl The total proceeds from all of the contributions was 551276.71 the largest amount ever collected in the history of Scnn. According to earlier tradition, Scnn has for a long time distributed Christmas baskets to needy families of the community. This year breaking the tradition, the All School Council decided to establish a milk fund whereby ten needy families would be supplied with milk daily until the fund of about 56400 is exhausted. In order to raise money for the milk fund this group gave another super dance, the Holly Hop. The semester ended with the feeling that the All School Council had really accom- pished their undertakings. The members wish to express their sincere thanks to Prin- cipal Davidson, who acted as Council Adviser at all meetings, for his great help. WHAT ARE THE FACTHRS WYHICH HELP T0 Puge Sixty-seven in ROW lr Hill, Klimnierck, Mallick, Miss Harris, Slernstein, Kawuras, Proud, Cuuk. ROW 2: Malnisirum, Cain, Rolmerlsun, Dess, Brookman, Ruvk, Weller, Kie-cling, CUllt'll, Spachner, Racey, McCartney, Tinzmanri. SENIOR COUNCIL JUNIOR COUNCIL ROW' 1: Hayes, Koll, Meyer, Gerber, Ungrich, Dr. Zimmerman, lNle11dl1viu1, Pallak. ROW 2: Everliarl, Heymau, Lewis, Mauro, Gordon, Pera, Ward, Ginsberg, Murray, Miller, Kulm, Cough, Novak. BRING T0 THE UUTSIDE WURLD A SENN Page Sixly-right U' fini ROW li Wewnian, Colin, Nlovlian, Miss Wliitnvy, Turk, Oppice, SClll'I1Cl'iCI'. ROW 2: Manlynlianfl, Collins, Polk, Waldman, Stone, Creon, Halton. Baum, Bledsoe, Lvilliardt, Rilmstein, Arenberg. ROW' 3: Pigman, Sliipin, Peifc-r, Pink, Tnnlialou, C3I'IIllCll3t'l, Mioon, ,lense-n, lminor, Snymlvr. SOPHOMORE COUNCIL FRESHMAN COUNCIL ROW l: Morse, Nolklnann, Nelson, Be-rets, Miss Cavanagli, Yesa, Solomon, Sunxsall, LC2illlllQll10lISt'. ROW 2: l'loCkSinge'r, Lexilan, Johnson, Afton, Pollack, Bass, lxielsun, Morey, Sheridan. ROW' 3: Fargo, Hanna, Finlvy, Toaldur, Johnson, Starr, Ilattery, Pressman, Lauer, Bingham. STUDENT, A WURTIIY AMERICAN CITIZEN? Pagv Sixfy-Him ALL SCHOOL COUNCIL Directed by Principal David M. Davidson Fall Semester William Corts ..... .Iames Johnson. . Alice DuPont ..... Helen Wenricli .... Samuel Walke1'. . Virginia Thelan . . . Dorothy Watters. . . William Champlin. . Miss Harris ....... Thomas Dewey .... Jack Krisor ..... Nancy Myer. . . Patricia Reid .... Merrie Wilkerson Miss Harris. Donald Alvarez. . . .... Vice-President .... . Betty Hirschfeld ...... Robert Wangerhseim .... Edna Roth ........ Dr. Zimmerman ..... Janice Collins. . . , . . .Vice-President. . . .. .lean Langerman ..... . Donna Larson ..... Norman Edell ..... John Price ...... Miss Whitney ..... Thomas Vesa. . . . . . Donald Bahusky ..... William Ritchie. ,. Robert Kanapa .... Miss Cavanagh .... 4A SENIOR . . . . .President .... . . . . .Vice-President . . . . . ... .Secretary. . .. .. . . .Treasurer. . . .. . .Prom Chairman. . . . Luncheon Chairman. . . . . . .Alumni Chairman ......,Iudge......... .....Adviser..... 4B SENIOR .....President....... . . .Vice-President. . . . . ....Secretary...... . . . .Treasurer. . . . . Judge. . . ... . .Adviser. JUNIOR ....President...... ... .Secretary. . . . .. . . . .Treasurer. . . . .. . . .Adviser. SOPHOMORE ....President...... .Secretary. .. .. . .. . . .Treasurer. . . . . Red Cross Chairman. . ..... Adviser ..... . FRESHMAN .. . .President. . . . . . . .Vice-President. . . . . ... .Secretary. . . . . . . . . .Treasurer. . . . . . .Adviser. Spring Semester ............IackKrisor . . . Richard Cashmore ... ....Nancy Myer . . . .Jean Plambeck . . . .Donald Doerscher . . . . .Gretchen Kaeser . . . . . . . .KittyAnn Webster . . .Merrie Wilkerson . . . . . . Dr. Zimmerman . . . . .Vernon McHugh . . . . . .Albert Pounian Josephine Hartenstein .Robert Wangersheim . . . . . . .Ellen Swanson . , . .Dr. Zimmerman . . . . .Robert McKay . . . .Samuel Micotta ... . .Jackie Olson . . . .Robert Teichert ....Miss Whitney . . . .Humphrey Sullivan . . . . .Shirley Klooster . . . . . .Betty O'Neal . . . . Richard Newman . . . . .LaVerne Lippert ......Miss Dunwell . . . . .Donald Bahusky . . . .George Sehallman ....Donald English . . . . .Eleanor Ansel . . . .Miss Cavanagh THERE ARE MANY CIRCUMSTANCES Page Seven ly ROW 1: Plambeck, Welmster, Cashmore, Wilkerson, Krisor, Mr. Davidson, Myer, Doerscher, Kaeser. ROW 2: Teichert, Klooster, Micotto, Schallman, O,Neal, English, Bahusky, l-lartenstein, Ancel, Swanson, Lippert. ROW' 3: Sullivan, Wangersheim, Church, New man, Pounian, Mcllugh, Olson. ALL SCHOOL COUNCIL-SPRING Twenty-seven class oliicers elected for the Spring term of the All School Council under the leadership of President Jack Krisor met with Mr. Davidson early in March to discuss the new marking system whereby absence is the only cause of failure. Since the committee chairmen are now elected by the student body, there was no delay in organizing committees promptly in order that the many tasks would be carried out quickly and without commotion. To the newly organized Marshal court three new judges were elected to carry out the work of disciplining students for such offenses as running in the hall, cutting classes, being tardy to class excessively. Perhaps the chief work of the Spring All School Council was to keep in touch and further the big Clean-Up-Campaign, This committee certainly accomplished things with the help of teachers, classes, and school store proprietors. Pictures were taken of alley and dumping grounds where conditions were very bad. Additional pictures were taken later on showing these conditions greatly improved. Members of the All School, Council wish to extend their thanks to Mr. Davidson who has been a very helpful source of both information and advice throughout the semester. ENCUUNTERED IN EVERY DAY SCHO0L Page Seventy-one ROW I: Brin, Greenstein, Dr. Zimmerman, Elliott, Malmstrom, Anderson. ROW 2: Pincus, Weber Haltzman, Monasch, Satten, Brouwer. ROW 3: Dent, Florver, Hitchcock, Hill, Rohde, Cain. SENIOR COUNCIL JUNIOR COUNCIL ROW 1: Buchman, Prentice, Klingler, Miss Whitney, Word, Schencker. ROW 2: Gerber, Miller Kruglel, Kell, Stumpe, Greenstein, Wentz. ROW 3: Kastner, Beclcivith, Sampson, Anderson, Sperling, Klompus, Lounsbury. LIFE WHICH PRUIIUCE CERTAIN RESULTS Page Sewniy-two 2 ROW' 1: Olanrlcr, Rapid, Neff, Miss Dnnnell, Scllmiclt, Olson, Ewrl. ROYV 2: Snyder, Morry Ninlf-roll. Bauer, Varzllabeclian, Hode-k, Nloll. HOW 3: Baum, Willa, Bum, Smith, Mnelle-r, Manly- hanfl. N:-lson, Waskin, Nncon. SOPHOMORE COUNCIL FRESHMAN COUNCIL ROW 1: Pnnnian, Alwrams, Georn, Cnnniff, ll0l'llSlIlg6l', Blackman, Appleby. ROW 2: Byron Sunuall, Hanna, Nagel. Olson, Lazar, Cooper. ROW 3: Samns, Laner, Beporl. Harris, Erman, BlII'l'll Slwrimlan. l'lorI0n. IN UUR YUUNG MEN AND WIPMEN. AT SENN Pugv St'll'I1fj'-fllI'1'f' 7 Y, , Sophie Thoness Arthur Markwalter William Neebe Betty Borgeson Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Art Editor Identifcation Editor Dan Sussman Stanley Schiller Lester Goodman Dfjnalfl Galiy Sports Editor Sports Staff Sports Staff ASSISHIUI Edlwf Elizabeth Corcoran Dr Zimmerman Mrs. Dooley -lllanita Pefm Adviser Senn Treasurer Aft Adviser AS-vSff1HfBUSmfSS Manager 1941 FORUM ANNUAL Many were the problems confronting the Forum Staff as it returned in the fall. A new theme, original cover, and an entirely different book were the purposes and aims of the staff and each plan was carefully checked so as to present a book which would be entirely diilerent to the student body. The planning of the book, layouts and general supervision were managed by Editor-in-Chief Sophie Thoness who also handled the Writeups. Donald Gary, Assistant Editor, assumed the grinding task and applied intense concentration to the graduate biographies. Hours were spent in verifying the names and activites of the graduates. Betty Borgeson did her Work capably as Identification Editor as Well as helping in other departments. ' The tedious and rather sticky job of planning the last section of the book was ably carried out by William Neebe as Art Editor. He deserves laurels for the fine job he did under Mrs. Dooley's competent supervision. THE ENTERING FRESHMAN HAS THE Page Seventy-four Our outstanding sales campaign was supervised hy Arthur Markwalter, Business Manager, and Juanita Penn, Assistant Business Manager. Through their level husi- ness heads and elear thinking, many Hnaneial dillivulles were ahly oxereome. Daniel Sussman represented the Sports ol Senn and with the help of Lester Good- man and Stan Schiller did a mighty hne job. How' carefully the boys worked and eheeked on Sm-nn's vietories and losses in all aetixities is well appreciated hy all of usl Without the experienced and ellieient lwping ol Shirley Ditkowsky, Doris Brailsford, and Dorothy Colhy, the work of the entire stall would liaxe heen slowed down a great deal. Although it was individual work in many eases, without the expert aid and cxperienee of Miss Corcoran, little would have been 3l't'01ltlJlISllt'Cl in coordination. It was she who steered the ship on its true course and often got us out ol storms and trouhle. The entire stall worked to luring to the students za hook worthy to represent them in all their activities. JOURNALISTS IN ACTION FINE BACKGRUUND NECESSARY FUR HIS Page S61 i'r1 ly-fize ROW 1: Pinvus, Finkelstein, De Caluwe, Sclions, Myer, Sussman, Cywan, Minkin. ROW 2: Berlinger, Roniant, Stern, Levin, Blum, Filman, More, Sered. ROW 3: Ditkowsky, Weinstein, Horniek, Gerber, Robinson, Drapekin, London, Robineau, Irwin. ROW 4: Kohn, Hill, Gary, Pearlman, Sloane, Clialem, Kuntz, Loewenberg, Berger. ROW 5: Stanton, Borgeson, Brailsford, Andreos, Andersen, Archibald, Blum, Cettleman, Str-rnstein, Stubbs, Ehlers. SENN NEWS STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF NANCY MYER Co-Editor tFalll ...... ........... ............. H e len We111'ich Assistant Editor .......... . . .Shirley Cywan, Adele Pincus Assistant Editor tFalll . . . ............ Dorothy Wlatters Feature Co-Editors .... ..... C arol De Caluwe, Lois Stern Sports Editor ...... ................... D an Sussman News Editors. .. .... Leonard Levin, Barbara Stanton Copy lfditors. .. ............,... Thelma Blum, lfvelyne Rosenfield BEWSWRITIQRS Harold Berger, Betty Borgeson, Bobette Brown, Marion Drapekin, Margaret Horniclc, Rhoda London, Richard Pearlman, Gail Robinson, Marjorie Sered, Charlotte Stern- stein, Betty Stubbs REPORTIYRS Jeanne Andersen, Alice Andreos, Marian Archibald, Lucille Berlinger, Gladys Blum, Doris Brailsford, Melvin Chalem, Shirley Ditkowsky, Josephine Ehlers, Dorothy Filman. Ann Gerber, Gloria Gettlenian, Kenneth Hill, ,leanne Irwin, Morley Kachcl. Alvin Kohn. Dick Kuntz, David Loewenberg, lfleanor More, Marjorie Robineau, Paul Roinanl, Helen Sloane BLTSIXESS Business Manager ........... .............. .... R o bert Sc-lions Assistant Business Manager .... .... B ud Finkelstein Senn Treasurer ............. ............ . . .Arnold Thompson ADVISERS Art Adviser. . . ............... . . .Mrs Rosa Dooley AdViS6l' .--. ..., lf lizabeth Corvoran FAVURABLE TRANSITIUN INTU AN UP- Pflgf' SCI filly-.tix Nancy Myer Robert Schons Shirley Cywan Adele Pincus Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Dan Sussman Carol DeCaluwe Lois Stern Bud Finkelstein Sports Editor Co-Feature Editor Co-Feature Editor Assistant Business Elizabeth Corcoran Dorothy Watters Leonard Levin Manager Adviser Assistant Editor News Editor Helen Wenricli Niall! Co-Editor flfalli SENN NEWS is As the twenty-fourth year of the Semi News got under way the new staff felt that the six column paper of former years was outmoded. Therefore it adopted a hrand new five column format set in eight point type. By making this change it enabled more printed matter to he carried on a smaller paper. The staff of the fall semester which set out on this modern trend was headed hy Co-Editors-In-Chief Helen Wienrich and Nancy Myer and Assistant Editor Dorothy Wfatters. Wfith graduation, the spring semester hrought changes in the staff. Nancy Myer hecame the 11ew Editor-In-Chief, with Adele Pincus and Shirley Cywan Assistant Editors. During the year a series of special editions followed one after another. First came the ever popular Pigskin edition, then the Shutterbug. the Schedule edition, Senior paper, No-Senn-Se. Surprize edition, and was it a surprize, and the Spring Sports paper. Right in the middle of the spring semester all journalists, cuhs and vets. took time out to go on a tour of the Tribune Tower and then took part in a school broadcast over WGN. Thus with new enlightenment they finished the semester with bang-up editions. Thanks are extended to Miss Corcoran without whose ever present advice and assistance the Senn News in its high standard would never have existed. STANDING SENIIPR. IDEAL ADVISURSHIP Page Scz'er1fy-sm en NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JANUARY, 1941 Janet Anton Mayta Ballis Miriam Blumenthal Naomi Brown .ludith Chinn Roselyn Cowan Patricia Crunrley Lois Felz Jack Frank James Heller lean Hoffman Betty Huebner Madge Abercrombie Adrian Alschuler .lanet Antonsen Jean Banchaert Gretchen Bauer Elsie Bernauer Pierre Berry Barbara Bingham George Bouttard Gail Brookman Barbara Burtis Craig Cain Evangeline Carvell Viola Czirak Marion Deraedt Donald Dorescher Bette Edmonson Lawrence Eger Allan Elkins Jeanette Esser June Ferguson Bud J. Finkelstein Doris Geiger Melvin Goldburg Grace Johnson Barbara Karatz Edith Katz Edith Keller Rae Lila Krugliek Dorothy Lazarus ,lune Ann Marti Marilyn Mc-sick Shirley Niedernian Grave Peterson Doris Proud Shirley Richmond JUNE, 19 .loy Goldstein Laverne Goldstine Charles Hall Phyllis llallen .lune llanson Margaret Ilornick Nadine Hopkins Elaine Innes Earle Iverson Gretchen Kaeser Ralph Karth Irving Katz 4 Rohert Kellenberger Maryce Klaff Seymour Kolko Nadine Martens Frederick Mattick Mary McLaughlin .lean Modjeska Donald Moore Nancy Meyer Adele Pincus Marjorie Reinwold Ruth Ribbaek Dorothy Roberts Thomas Buck Evelyn Sholtes Marian Stark Elaine Steinborn .lane Taicsich Barbara Yail Helen Wenrieh Bette Wieska Lois Wlieska Phyllis Worsewk Marily Zeidman .lune Rosenberg Helene Rose-th lirna Rotter Estelle Sager Marjorie Sahlherg Donald Schiller lzlaine Schmitt Jacqueline Schneider Arleen Schuette Florence Schwartz Marjorie Sered Shirley Shamherg Kay Stephens Lois Stern Sylvia Stern Charlotte Sternstein Dorothy Stunkel Sophie Thoness Barbara Tracy Cozette Waggener Theodore Wass Kitty Ann Webster Esther Weinstein Roslyn Yastrow UNDER A CAPABLE AND EXPERIENCED Page Seventy-vigbl ROW 1: Mattick, Wass, Thoness, Mr. Davidson, Myer, Doerscher. ROW 2: Reinwald, Cain, Bouf- fard, Kellenberger, Karth, Alschuler, Bauer, Modjeska, Pincus, Rotter. ROW 3: Sager, Sahlberg, McLaughlin, Burtis, Webster, Bingham, Geiger, lnnes, Hornick, Ferguson, Weinstein, Hanson, Stunkel. ROW 4-: Carvell, Schmitt, Stephens, Schneider, Czirak, Bernauer, Roseth, Schwartz, Shamberg, Klaif, Ribback, Hopkins. ROW 5: Elkins, Hall, Schiller, Kolko, Berry, Iverson, Esser, Edmondson, Kaeser, Hallen, Tracy. HONOR SOCIETY The Senn Honor Society through its influential and energetic work reached a high peak in membership this year. Although the requirements for admission to the group were raised, the increase was evident because of the greater interest in scholastic achievement. The most impressive activity of the Honor Society each semester is the initiation of the members of the National Honor Society. Throughout his entire high school career it is the aim and ambition of each Honor Society member to be elected to this National Society. Only graduates are permitted to participate in this solemn and sacred ritual. The assemblage is usually presented before the members of the Honor Society and the students of the Freshman class, in order to awaken an interest in the beauty and importance of attaining scholastic recognition as a member of the Honor Society. As the curtains part, revealing a darkened stage, the observers are heard to sigh at the beauty of the setting. Miss Whitney, as Goddess of Honor stands in the rear of the stage holding the Haming torch exemplifying the burning light of knowledge. Robed in white, the initiates slowly approach from each side of the stage and light their candles at the torch. Each student defines the purpose of the Society in a short sentence and then all join in the singingfof Integer Vitae, the old Latin song. The Goddess of Honor, slowly rasing her lighted torch, reveals the Shield of the National Honor Society ou which are inscribed the letters S., L., C., S., specifying the high standards and con- ceptions of the organization, Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. With the encouragement and assistance of Principal David M. Davidson, the adviser, and the faculty, the Honor Society has developed into a well-organized group, participating fully in student activities and helping in student government. PRINCIPAL AND FACULTY REGULATES Page Seventy-nine ROW 1: Gary, Finkelstein, Miller, Livingston, 'llUIll3l'LlS, l.t-vilan. ROW 2: Alw1'vrmnl1ie, Gough. Sc-llaeffer, Sternslein, Sered, Koll, Sosin, Stern, Banckaert. ROW 3: flllernufl, Osluntl, Hartenstein, Swanson, Schultz, Mauro, Dablin, Antonson, KI'Hlll5ll'llllR. ROW 4: ljf3l'iit'4ll., WlHgQl'llf'I', Rosenberg. Yastrmm, Hinks, Miller, Jacobson, Brookman. SENN HONOR SOCIETY ROW l: Alvarez, Klingler, Penn, Sloane, Smith, Meyer. ROW' 2: llalpin, Fine, 'IlUWXl'1'i. llreenslein. Bensflurf. lfmannel, Ginsburg, Heller, Bostetter, Small. ROW' 3: Plensener, Kohn, S4'lllll'll6', Kellnuglt. C0l1llJl'1'g. Heylnan, Staley, Ehlers, Lounsbury, Ross, Mlerlnan. ROW 4: Mlll'lil'l'. Bc:-In-. line. Pnuian. 'lllIlZIllilI1Il. Moses, Barker, Goldstein, Slrmnberg, Menflelson, Krenzkl. URGANIZATIUNS AND CLUBS WTIILE THE Page Iiigbiy HOW 1: We-il, Bloclgett. Colinlxin. Xlass. Nlr. Crane. Cain. Bonffarfl. Halper. Krisor. Whiting, ROW 2: Sllvdllilll. Yviegert, Kahn, Taggart. Xinri, Sher. Nlallliews, Sowka, lu-rson. Ka-liov. lfrlelnian. ROW 3: Um-lnn, Miller, Dieclricli, Schiller, Livingston. Gottlieb, Smith. Elkins, llinvs. Blll4211'lx. Knnzer. ROW -14: l-lll'lklSII'0Ill, Slay, Ur:-gg, Ulasshx-rg, llerst, Sandberg. Chonkas, fllirislense-n. lli2ll'lxZ,lllt'l'j. Km-llelihwger, De Nillers. ROW 5: Winters. Anderson, Balxjian. Paul. I.:-vin, Nelson. llrnm-ualml, ,-Xlporl, Corcoran. Linmlsvy, Selmarlz, linlu-nslcin. MARSHALS A ' During the past year the marshals haw onc-e again done fine work in maintaining cliseipline in the schools corridors. llncler the able guidanee of lheir aclxiser, Mr. Crane. a new centralized sy stein of filing has heen introduced. whivh is proxing lo he wry ellivienl. This year a eonrl 1-oniposecl of three student judges. two from the Senior 4-lass and one from the Junior vlass. has lreen established lo pass judgment on the serious offenders in a more deinoc-raliv manner. Many of lhe gradualirlg ollivers haxe lwen isilh the marshals for eight senieslers and han' Clone excellent work in organization. From prix ale marshals they haxe liven advam-eil lo lhe highest positions on lheir ineril and leadership alvilily. For lhe fall semester 19410--Ll. Colonel lVlarshall Sevin, Ll. Colonel Sain Walker. Nlajor lfxer-lllive James Johnson. headed lhe organization. Five Majors varriecl over as leaclers lor lhe Spring seniesler ol lfllil. lioeellarml. llloflgrell. Cain, Colinkin anfl Wyass. NlfXliSII'Xl. 1IUlR'I' Xflxiser Crane. .lnnlgvs 'l'oniaras. lfhaniplin. Wilkerson STUDENTS THEZUSELVES CUNTRIBUTE T0 IHLQ4' Iiiglyty-mn' PLAYERS Q' Well, gee whiz, What a life! I didn't know it was going to turn out like that! I was just fooling around trying to see what it would feel like to be a principal, and it turned out to be lVIr. Donaldson, And gee whiz, everybody said it was just like Mr. Davidson, and then he came in and caught me, and gee whiz. Well, if thatis on the level, I teach geometry. And Dr. Green turned into Dr. Brown, and the two were as much alike as two peas. What A Life! Forty-one Players on the stage each of two nights playing to full houses: Henry Aldrich surpassing even Eddie Bracken in the eyes of his fellow 'studentsg two Henrys tool fWhich did you seem where both are perfect, which are you to choose! So it was with the entire cast! you couldn7t say which was better. We'll say, What a life! In eleven weeks, we did three one-act plays in Senn Hall fand one of them we did four timesll and then topped them with Goldsmith's What A Life. Thatas some record, but itis only part of it. We finished our public career with another perfectly mad comedy, Everything Nice. You know Sugar and spice and-? And since this is our diary or something, we might as well record the fact that we had a swell tea for our parents in February, and another in conjunction with the Workers on the stage for their parents and ours too, in June. Besides which modest achievements we handled the Greek Relief Drive and took in two hundred and fifty-eight dollars, every cent of which went to school children in Greece, And thereis one more item. Remember that secret sign on the blackboard in I21? Well, Thespis rated about two hundred and fifty! Not bad, eh! Gee whiz, what a life! We loved it. ROW 1: Hyland, Swe, Miller, Schwartz, Flower, Herman, Fried, Brody. ROW 2: Miss Skillen, Van Dorn, Johnson, Millman, Waller, Besser, Shamberg, Anderson, Thompson, Abercrombie. ROW 3: Feuerman, Reinwald, Oslund, Cuttenberg, Eagle, Pagratis, Loren, Smedley, Roth, Yastrow. ROW 4: Smith, Ulrich, Jason, Liggitt, Barnett, Mills, Ward, Stake, Stone, Schoke. THE ACTUAL WURK. THE SCHUUL GUVERN- Page Eighty-two Na W! ROW 1: Hollander, Hallin, Bostetter, Lence, Miss Doniat, Swanson, Ehrlich, Oliver, Hartnett. ROW 2: Plambeck, Miller, Pinticura, Brownell, Ward, Bedno, Getz, Dahl. ROW 3: Kunesh, Weiss, Block, McCready, Kuehne, Johnson, Maltz, Belon, Goldman, Drenkel. ROW 4: Ladin, Sheldon, Judd, Roth, Brin, Gunderson, Sterling, Schwartzberg. WORKERS 9 A vital part of the Senn Dramaticis Department are the YVorkers. This is a class composed of students interested in stage craft under the able direction of Miss Doniat. There are two divisions in Workers, 4'domos and Hneosn. The first group is com- posed of those students having been in the class at least one semester and are called the crew , The neos are those in their first semester of Workers. This semester, the Workers have broken their record by producing not only their usual semester play but also many one act plays: The Turtle Dove, The Wedding, and Young America. The play chosen for this semester was What A Life. For such a simple setting the Workers certainly did a grand job. Credit and praise should be given to Richard Lence, the stage manager and Ellen Swanson, student assistant. Without them, the Workers would not have produced What a Life as successfully as they did. Likewise, let us not forget the Hneosw who made an exact model stage of the final setting on the Senn stage. We should also praise their stage managers, Cecil Rhodes, Tom Barnall, Bob Sterling. And so, the next time you see a play on Senn stage, remember those behind the scenes, the Workers! MENT IS CUNDUCTED BY MEMBERS ELECTED Page Eighty-ilwec X, i 0 WAN. Q UN M R.O.T.C. FALL OFFICERS Cadet Lieutenant-Colonel Karl R. Witte Cadet Major Donald Weisert Cadet Major Ralph Karth Cadet Major Donald Sweeney Cadet lVlajor Harvey Samuels Cadet Captain James S. Sheahan Cadet Captain Robert Brand Cadet Captain Warren Rumstield Cadet Captain Frank Rubenstein Cadet Captain Ceorge Hitcheoek Cadet Captain .loseph Novotny Cadet Captain William llarding Cadet lst Lieutenant Leo Smith Cadet lst Lieutenant Randall Hays Cadet lst Lieutenant Ilerhert Weith Cadet Ist Lieutenant llomer Starks Cadet 2nd Lieutenant William Dahlquist Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Louis Weil Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Robert Beehe Cadet 2nd Lieutenant George Roesehlin Cadet 2nd Lieutenant William Chureh Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Fred Sehreen Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Eric Cedergren Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Robert lelines Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Charles Koehler Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Fred Frasch A . Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Leslie Seibert Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Ray Dahlgren THE COLORS SPRING OFFICERS Cadet Lieutenant-Colonel Dinty Wi. Whiting Cadet Major Ralph Karth Cadet Major Donald Sweeney Cadet Major Frank Rubenstein Cadet Major Ray Dahlgren Cadet Captain Herbert Weith Cadet Captain Leo Smith Cadet Captain Randall Hays Cadet Captain William Church Cadet Captain Erie Cedergren Cadet Captain .loseph Noyotny Cadet Captain llomer Starks Cadet Ist Lieutenant Louis Vlleil Cadet lst Lieutenant Robert Beelae Cadet Ist Lieutenant Ceorge Roeschlin Cadet lst Lieutenant Charles Koehler Cadet lst Lieutenant Fred Frasch Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Robert Burkland Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Harry Chilingirian Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Stanley Eichenhauni Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Ceorge Erlich Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Melvin Straus Cadet 2nd Lieutenant William llines Cadet 2nd Lieutenant David Finley Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Henry Tanner Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Francis Ahney Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Rohert Tran Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Arthur Seateni Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Ceorge Lazarus Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Earl Anderson Sgt. Fulton- -Sgt. Cloutier T0 UUR ALL SCIIUUL CDUNCIL. DISCIPLINE Page Eiglzly-four HOW l: Karth, Sweeney, Wlhiting, Sgt. lfllllflll, Sgt. fflmttiexy Capt. OSlFI'QlI'PIl, lJZ1lIlQil't'll, Rullen- stein. HOW 2: Ell7llCfllJ3tl11l, Elirliuh, lfinluy, We-il. R. Hines, Seihert. ROW 3: Ktlt'lllt'1', Bi-f-he, Straus. Novot11y, Cedergren, W. Hines, Alma-y, Yllfilll. ROW' 4: Chilingirian, Starks, Smith, W'ietl1, Rum-s1'l1lm-i11. Hays. Church. 'l'J:lllIlk'l', Burklinirl. l.azz1r11s. SENN R. 0. T. C. lnspired hy a sixth plan- i11 the l7l'Cl0l'2ll Inspection. the Senn ROTC llflglilll the fall semester uf 19-10 with a will to min. l1lPlllf'IlE.lllt-C0lO119l Karl Witte. Vtllllltlilltfllllgl ullim-er of the 1'egi1nent. 211111011111-ed nur ulmjei-tive as first plan-e and eu-ry vaclet did his best to an-liiexe this. Spnrred 011 hy the intense. ever m1lvl1f11l 1-5 Os nf Staff Sergeant Alhert ,l. Cloulhier. Military lllSl1'llt'lOI', and his assistant. Sergeaiit Alfred Fulton, the llllll has worked away the long winter inonlhs drilling on tho fundaineiitals of inup reading, first aid. sc-oiiling, 1na11'ks111a11ship, and all those- tlllN'l' things so IISCCSSHTB' to at well trained. disciplined regiinent. llisprming that old proxerlm. blxivtbll vanit mix husiness with lll0ilS1Il'l'..i tht- rudets held lllilllf of their colorful ll2lIli'l'S. whit-li make Illlllliiff' life so a1lt1'u1-tixe. The main sm-ial ment uf the year was tho iiltllllill Nlilitary Ball, held ill the Grand lgillll'O0IN uf tht- liitii-kexhueker Hotel on l,l'l'PlIllN'l' l9. The Da11c'e C0lllltllllf'P. made up of Cl1ui1'111a111 Captain Dinty Whiting. Assistant Cllillflllall Captain Frzink RlllJGllFl6lll. Captain ,lanies Sheahan. Captain Uenrgfe llilelivm-li. lst Lieutenant llerlwrl Wveith. und 2nd lJlELllHIlEllll Cllil1'lPS Koeliler. worked for several 1no11ths to :nuke the Hall one of the nmst suveessful i11 the histury of tho regiment. Sec-mnld i11 the soc-iul spot- light, only to the Military Ball. was the spevlueulai' Ofiicers' Dinner Dmnte he-ld in the- Walnut HQU111 of the Bisntmck Hotel at which time the oflii-ers rem-eix'ed their i'0lllllllSSl0IlS. As the slmrt days of winter gfzltlllzlllt' li-nglhe11ed and the sun he-gan to shine more hrighlly and 111o1'e often. 1-zidets gimditailly ehangzed their C'l1l'I'li'lIl2l l'l'0lIl theory lo IS ADNIINISTERED BY BUYS WURTHY 0F Pugv liigbfy-fiz L' COMPANY A-lst PLATOON actual drill. Spring found the regiment in the capable hands of Lieutenant-Colonel Dinty Whiting. Under the direction of Staff Sergeant Cloulier, aided by his field ollicers, Majors Donald Sweeney, Frank Rubenstein and Ralph Karth, Colonel Whiting has been the mainspring in the great machine which is the Senn Regiment. Representing the Regiment at the many outside affairs in the course of the year Was the Senn ROTC Color Guard composed of Stall Sergeant Jack Deas, Sergeant COMPANY A-2nd PLATOON UNDERTAKING SUCH RESPURVSIBILITIES Puge Eighty-tix COMPANY B-lst PLATOON Allan Pohn, Sergeant Ronald Carter, and Corporal Thomas Vesa. These boys presented colors at many American Legion meetings, PPTA gatherings, and several Grammar School Assemblies. During the semester, the ROTC attempted to repay the fine support given them by the Band by cooperating with them in the presentation of a stupendous extrava- ganza to raise money for new band instruments. COMPANY B-2nd PLATOON NOT 0NLY THE MATERIAL BUT ALSO THE Page Eightyaveven COMPANY C-lst PLATOON Upholding the high standards of the regiment, Sennis Crack Platoon, headed by Lieutenant Melvin Straus, placed sixth ont ol twenty-seven high sc-lmols in the Annual Citx' Competition at the l32nd lnlantrx AI'lHOl'Y on Marell 29. As a result of outstanding work tlnwuuglm the year, the lollmxing cadets have been awarded medals: Captain Joseph Nnxnlny, lst Sergeant ,Iaek Sorensen, Captain Homer Starks, ,IEIIIIPS Yalentine, Joseph Hicllards, Corpnral William Flanagan, Stall COMPANY C-2nd PLATUUN IMAGINATIVE IN THE STUDENT IS DEVEL- Pngc' Iiigbfy-r'igl7f COMPANY D-lst PLATOON Sergeant jack Deas, 2nd Lieutenant Melvin Straus. 2ncl Lieutenant Robert Burklaml. Captain Randall Hay s, Sergeant Robert Squires, David Miller, lst Sergeant Donald Tlioinpson, Lientenant-Colonel Dinty Whiting. lst Lieutenant Leslie Siebert. Sergeant ,liaek Sweeney, Captain William Cl1ll1't'll, lst Lieutenant George Roesehlin. Sergeant Rieliard Rance, Vito Ramos, Leonard Goldman. Robert Hull, Henry Coelln, Bert Fonnners. Justus lN'lc'Clnrkin. Robert Firlis. Race Wilt. COMPANY D-2nd PLATOON Page Eigbfy-Him -- -7 , COMPANY A-3rd PLATOON PLEDGE 0F ALLEGIANCE I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America and to the Re- public for which it standsg one Nation indi- visible with liberty and justice for all. COMPANY D-3rd PLATOON ACTIVITIES. ARTISTICALLY INCLINED STU Page N inely ROW I: Braun, Goodman, Bensdorf, Young, Erickson, Reid, Kapche, Hudson. ROW 2: Stearns, Stiegel, Thompson, La Croix, Tracy, Kallis, Gill, De Ball, Miss Sparson. ROW 3: Squires, B. Gerken, Robertson, J. Gerken, Heller, Perkins, Gaut, Schueneman, Emanuel. GIRLS' MILITARY CORPS Commander ........... ......... J eau Young First Vice-Commander .... .... M arjorie Erickson Second Vice-Commander. . . ...... Helen Kapche Third Vice-Commander. . . . . .Beatrice Bensdorf Adjutant ............ ..... C arol Reid Adviser . . . .... Miss Greiner Q' The Girls, Military Corps consists of twelve girls from the hand and eighteen girls from the Serin Twirling Corps. The two corps were combined a year ago. The activities of the Girls Military Corps are to participate in football games, reviews, assemblies, class programs, and other activities. The corps also contributes to community projects. At the City Contest in February, four twirlers won medals, Jean Young, Carol Reid, and Betty and Jean Gerken. The contest took place at Lane Technical High School. The officers are chosen and approved by, Captain Charles Ostergren, Bandmasterg the Military Instructor, Sergeant Cloutierg Assistant Military Instructor, Sergeant Alfred Fulton, and Colonel David M. Davidson. The corps is under the sponsorship of Miss Greiner, the physical education teacher, under whose leadership it has developed into a well organized group. DENTS FIND INTEREST IN THE MANY Page Ninety-one M . ,sr ' -- V ,.iw s,'1. ? A1 V WML Q Z ii A Z, qj fl i ' E3 Q 0 V ,. 5445255 'Q Qwgy Le! sxsi4:f,:,g,,,,g +1f2xf1msw,, 4 53755525 5235? 51 H gigs, feifi Wxtfx AQQF' Z :, Z H 74' U3 CQDNTESTS SPUNSURED BY THE ART DE SENN CONCERT BAND 45' The Senn Concert Band under the direction of Captain Charles Ostergren is one of the most indispensable organizations at Senn. Organized in 1921 by Captain King, the Band' has donc much to build up school spirit and uphold the high morale of the school. Their Fall and Spring concerts were very successful. A combined gymnastic, ROTC, fencing, and Band show was featured in the Spring concert. This year the Band competed in the City Band Contest for class A bands and received an lf rating. lt is interesting to know that the Band has never received anything below an excellent rating in the City Band Contest. The Concert Band had a great number of solo and group winners in the city-wide contest. Don Thompson on the saxophone, Bob Rosengarden and ,lan Hatchikian on snare drum, ,lean Gerken twirling, and the saxophone quartet composed of Don Thompson, Jack Olrikson, Dave Snapp, and Robert Jonas. The officers for the fall semester were Major Harvey Samuels, Captain Wlilliam Harding, First Lieutenant Horner Starks, Second Lieutenant Ray Dahlgren, and Second Lieutenant Leslie Siebert. The oflicers for the spring semester were Major Ray Dahlgren, Captain Homer Starks, First Lieutenant Leslie Siebert, First Lieutenant Earl Anderson, Second Lieutenant George Lazarus, and Second Lieutenant Arthur Scatini. The Band participated at football games, assemblies, and ROTC functions. Mem- bers of the band also participated in the Mikado and the North Side Clinic Band. The Band department is divided into three groups. The Junior Band for beginners, the Military Band for those who are more advanced in the art of playing with a group, and finally the Concert Band, the advanced band. The Senn Concert Band had an enrollment of ninety players. One of the most dominating factors keeping our band at the head and on top is the Band Parents Association, SENN BATONEERS L, af'--A rf-H-+ ' ' 0 '4' Q H- fr if-ef r Q 4-.....-.-Q., xJN.f if PARTMENT. CREATIVE WRITERS AND Page lvillffj'-fhl'L't' l SENN A CAPPELLA 'Q' Senn A Cappella this year consisted of ninety singers and had an impressive roster of engagements completed. During the last Summer School session, these singers rehearsed the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, the Mikado. It was presented to full houses on two nights in October with fine collaboration from Miss Doniat, Miss Skillen, Capt. Ostergren, and Dr. Burkholderis conducting. The Christmas Assemblies featured line songs by the Choir which took a leading part in a Christmas broadcast at WGN. ln January the Choir won second place in the Choral Contest at Lane and followed this by accepting an invitation to sing at the Art Institute under the auspices of the ln and About Music Club. Other concerts have included Parents Night, Sunday Evening Club at the North Shore Hotel at Evanston, four different churches on Sunday Evenings, The Citizens of Tomorrow Broadcast at WGN, and the May Spring Festival. Among the leaders have been Eric Cedergren, Patricia Reid, Mary Willis, Mar- guerite Task, Ralph Spring, and June Rosenberg, Pianist for the group. ROW 1: Shirley, Moody, Gibbs, Becker, Dr. Burkholder, Kallenherg, O' Rear, Walker, Ortner. ROW 2: Darrow, Shaw, Rumsfield, Dennis, Spring, Basil, Siskin, llatross, Pero. ROW 3: Sterf, Burkholder, Task, Peters, Swe, Auld, Rosenberg, Woloek, Holtzman. ROW 4: Brandt, Clarkson, Garfolis, Weiner, Tomaras, Cedergren, Crispell, Bollinger, Schiller, Sclotke. l I C JUURNALISTS CUNTINUALLY VER s 1 Page Nhzely-four 6 ROW 1: Jason, llollzman, Kunesh, Host-qnist, Dr. Bnrkholrlcr, Hensner, Szabo, Erickson, Roth. ROW 2: Creseenzo, Yastrow, Satten, Lowry, Washam, McCue, Wagner, Simons, Wallin, 0'Neal, .l. Leithardt, M. Lcilhardt. ROW 3: Crossxuan, King, Barnett, Newherg, Ernest, Bohn, Kransz, Burns, Pankan, Glick, Hollander, MeYaigh, Rein, S. Beglin. ROW 4: Metzger, Swanson, Ferguson, G. Beglin, Carney, Ficho, Capers, Adams, Rashford, Bentull, Bezlno. 45' Among all their engagements the most important were the broadcasts, since they bring millions of people in Contact with Senn activities. Un the Mothers Day Program over YVMAQ the choir sang Dr. Burkholderls ode To Mother, dedicated to his own mother. As in sly le with the regular musical hroadeasts, records were made of all the Choir's appearances and they are kept on file for future aids. During the Spring Festival, which featured the mixed Chorus of l9U voices in addition to the regular Choir, was introduced the song, Let All Together Praise Our God, by Don Malin, for the first time in any Chicago High School. interesting to note was the direction of the musical piece hy Mr. Malin. Also presented on this pro- gram was a group of Spirituals hy Harriet Criflin, Semi graduate. Chimes of Normandie hy Planquelte is the operetta planned for next fall, and many rehearsals for the production are to be held during the summer school session. NEW MATERIAL FUR UNUSUAL PRUDUC- Page Niurly-fire BOYS' CHORUS '97 The Boys? Chorus this year numbered fifty members plus a charming secretary. Miss Audrey Smith of 319 and accompanist Miss Maxine Rihstein of 350. Both were a great help to the chorus in its work. This semester the chorus sang Ho jollv Jeulein hv Sullivan of Gilbert and Sullivan fame. Russell 07Shea of 207. the president was well liked hy all the boys as well as being a very able singer. Ken Dennis, the tall, red headed, booming bass Was vice-president. The treasurer, ,lim Grossman, was the hardest working member of the chorus. Did you ever try to get dues from a group of boys? Well, he succeeded. The boys tried to get 35100 together for robes for the chorus. They have sold five hundred slates which netted them 5lEl.5 for the chorus, Each boy paid 35.25 a semester which was used for an annual party. Any other donations were given to the robe fund. The annual party during the Christmas vacation was a huge success with the welcome help of Mrs. Millar, the popular adviser. r 'N ,. .t X 4 1 ROW 1: Bahusky. Strornlrs-rg, W. W i erl, 0'Shea, Mrs. Millar, Dennis. H. W'eigerl, Ries, Rothstein, Doggett. ROW 2: Rieck, Kopceld A usoic. Kirschbaum, Meister, Peterson, Grant. ll. Olson. H. .'xlNlL'I'SOI1. Oihlallev, Grossman. C1 iifl. ROW 3: Lawrence, D. Anderson. H. Anderson, Swanson. Blake, Hart-lson, White, lFI'ilZPI'NQCkly, Schiller, Leigh, Cohen. ROW 4: Zclkcn, Lundgren, In I I ,V ru n - . rn tn- 1- 1' 1 rv 1 tr .. TIUNS WHICH ARE APPRECIATED HY THE Page Ninely-,fix ROW 1: Bargfclcl, Richter, Feldman, Shapiro, Miss Cameron, Auld, Greenfield, Dc Lapp, Vifollcr, Ahlbeck. ROW 2: Frank, Moran, Thompson, Brahanml, Nonmberg, Fischer, Reclcr, Reed, Levin, Eisenstein, Hornkohl, Meyer, Swctin. ROW 3: Hawks, Pagratis, l-lokinson, Mc-Cawlcy, Kroppmann, Sness, Miller, Kahn, W'arshawsky. Finkelstein, Maekcnlwcrg. ROW 4: Schalk, Timm. Sehillinger Greenfeld. Stokes. Silverman, Bornhofen, Cordinier, Thomas. .AllPSFOIl. Tliif-ll. GIRLS' CHORUS 'Q' The Girls' Chorus of forty selected voices has had Miss Cameron for their am- bitious ancl hard working conductor during the last two years. During this time their concert programs of three-part songs have heen varied in character to suit the dif- ferent occasions for assemhlies, Parent Teachersi Association Meetings, Christmas, Spring Festival, Faculty Meetings, and climaxed this year hy their first appearance singing at the Choral Festival contest. On the evening of January ll. 1941, these young singers sang their hest at the Sixteenth Annual Competition Festival of Chicago Puhlic High School choral groups of District One, held at Lane Technical High School auditorium. The experience of singing in competition with larger choral groups lwefore judges from three different states was thrilling. The Cirls7 Chorus members have made plans to give a musical tea program during ,lune at Miss Cameronis home. where they will he given an opportunity to he hoslesses to their teachers. STUDENT BDDY. AS THE AIM AND ANIBITIDN Pugc Niwlj-st'iw1 SENN ORCHESTRA 'TV The orchestra was almost entirely new this year with a large influx of players from the grade schools. Confronted with the task of playing the Mikado in October, these players came through with Hying colors. The Christmas and other assemblies showed their capabilities and revealed the orchestra as an organization always on the job. In January was organized The Orchestra Clinic at Lane High school and the Senn Orchestra led hy Dr. Burkholder played before a large representation of conductors from all over the country. Mr. Davidson has invited the orchestra to appear at many of the district grade schools this Spring including Swift, Peirce, Hayt, Daniel Boone, Stewart, and others. The object was to develop better relations and to encourage the musical groups in these schools. The Annual Contest and Spring: Festival were highlights in May and June and the orchestra took a leading part in these activities. Dr. Burkholdcr is to he commended on his fine leadership. ROW' 1: Wlhilfield, Gourvey, Gillespie, Uerardy, ll. Sivilsky, Dr. Bnrkholrler, Bnrgcr, Isilllslltflltlll, de Caro, E. Sivilzky. ROW 2: Tnvcson, Wertz, Calons, Nehlsen, Zapfc, Bold, Plamheck, Turner, Robertson, Klein. ROW 3: Horrigan, Anderson, B. Gcrken, J. Gerken, Kirniser, Zaslavsky, Harles, Remington, Klcinralh, Steinfeld. ROW 114: Weiller, Blaclunan, Pritchett, Diamond, Harris, Erickson, Artist, Andrews, llcnz, Briseol, Bontos, Domntz. ROW 5: Barron, Sayre, Curtis, ,It4I'Hlllt' yxllftllliilll. Kritz, Schallman, ,lalncs Abraham, Lazarus, Kadcskis. Postajian, Florcs. 0F MANY A DESERVING SENNITE, THE SENN Page' Nizzcly-ciglzl ROW' 1: Miss Cavanagli, Miss Sheeliy, Mrs. Braentigam, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Feuchtinger, Mrs. Dent, Mrs. Koll. Mrs. Narrofl. ROW' 2: Mrs. Sample. Mrs. Wolff, Mrs. Squires, Mrs. Brookman, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Esser, Mrs. Noelle, Mrs. Alielman, Mrs. Karth, Mrs. Buchholz, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Marti, Mrs. Novotny. SENN PTA President ............ ............ . ,.Mrs. M. E. Feuchtinger First Vice-President ..... ...... M rs. R. G. Carlson Second Vice-President .... .... M rs. F. C. Braeutigam Third Vice-President .... ...Miss Florence Sheehy Recording Secretary ...... ....... M rs. H. C. Dent Corresponding Secretary. . . . . .Mrs. D. S. Beightler Treasurer ............... ...... M rs. R. S. Koll Q? The theme for the year, ul'reparedness,'7 was exemplified by the PTA through a well planned and successful program. Each meeting dealt with some phase of prepa- ration for future living, so that life and its problems might be met in a more under- standing Way by the students. A big feature for this year was College Day, in which the PTA cooperated. As an objective in working out this program a donation was set aside for the purchase of books for Semi Library, to aid in the preparation for the future through books. The olhcial National Parent-Teac-her Magazine has been brought back among Senn members. Among the many outstanding records are. Senn PTA boasted an increased membership of 773, an ROTC award was presented by the PTA, two Student Aid tag days have been inaugurated. and 53150 has been given by the association for Student Aid. ln addition to this. outside Contributions, given through the PTA, have made possible a much larger scope of help for needy students in a variety of ways. HUNUR SUCIETY UPHULDS THE SCHULASTIC Page Ninety-nine Bill Neebe .... Leon Goldin .... Mary Puckner . . John Mendheim. Mrs. Dooley .... 45' The Art Guild is students of Senn who Tea every semester in from original designs alumni are invited to .. ...AdV1SCT... .. ART GUILD . . . .Bill Neebe .Jean Plambeck . . . .John Mendheim Albert Pounian . . .Mrs. Dooley ....President. . .. . . . .Vice-President .... . . . . . .... Secretary. . . . .... Treasurer.... an organization for furthering an interest in Art among the do and don't take art as a subject. The Guild has an Art Guild which the members exhibit their works which have been created and ideas. The parents of students, members of the Faculty and attend. The Art Guild fosters as much as possible a deeper understanding of art in its members which cannot be developed solely in class work. Chicago artists exhibitions and sketching trips comprise the curriculum of the se- mester. The members themselves have participated in city-wide exhibitions and have have won numerous awards. Mrs. Dooley, the sponsor, has been helpful with her constructive criticisms and has instigated many unusual projects. ROW 1: Taylor, Plambeck, Neebe, Mrs. Dooley, Mendliem, Pounian, Hagenhofer. ROW' 2: Harlan, McCarthy, Harris, Henry, Dreifuss, Kerman, Jacobson, Zuerow. ROW 3: Stiegel, Jensen, Webster, Ingham, Bednd, Wollin, Pintacura, Johnson. ROW 4: Record, Andeen, Gauer, Aceves, Ficho, Schridde, Aceves, Mills, Meyer. STANDARDS T0 A HIGH DEGREE, REARING Page One H1z11rl1-cd 1 ROW' 1: Newton, Hreben, Kellough, Mrs, Lawler, Lee, Maris, Elsner. ROW 2: Schoellerman, Litwin, Hartnett, Carvell, Waggener, Petesch, Rasky. ROW 3: Hanson, Kroppmann, Knopp, Colby, Vogt, Kaiser, Banekaert. ROW 4: Sehuette, Geiger, Bernawr, Nickelson, Antonsen, White, Sridel, Maris. PITMAN CLUB Viola Czirak .... ..... P resident ...... . . .Maxine Kellough Darlene Herr ..... . . .Vice-President .... ...... C arolyn Lee Cozette Waggener . . .... Secretary. . . .... Dorothy Maris ,lune Hanson ..... .... T reasurer. . . . . .Dolores Hreben Mrs, Lawler .... . . .Adviser .... . . . . . .lVlrs. Lawler Q' The Pitman Club is an activity in which every person who intends to be a stenog- rapher should participate. It offers many advantageous practice contests in typing and stenography. Most of its members are proficient in both subjects and conduct com- petitive contests. Prizes are awarded to the Winners of these activities. ln addition, students who need extra help in these subjects are permitted to join. Mrs. Lawler, the sponsor, has been a great help to the students i11 their work and weekly meetings and has suggested many unusual projects. Through the careful planning of the committee, the members of the club enjoyed a trip to Hull House and several parties. Talks concerning employment problems in the stenographic department and hints about how to conduct an interview were given. Through this club, the students have kept in contact with the Alumni. AMERICANS 0F HIGH INTELLECTUAL ABIL- Pagc' Ons Hzzmlred One FRENCH CLUB Ray Kruglich ................. President. . . . . .Henriette Van Lysebettens Henriette Van Lysebettens. . . .Vice-President ...... . . .Jacqueline Schneider Eva Emmanuel ........ . . . .Secrelary. . . ........ Eva Emmanuel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Treasureiz . . ., .Liane Van Lysebettens Miss McKenzie. . . .... Adviser .... ,....... M iss lVlcKenzie 'Q' The French Club has enjoyed a Very successful year. lts object is to promote a greater interest among the students studying this language. All the meetings are con- ducted in French. Betty Markin ,as Program Chairman, instituted interesting, unusual programs for each meeting. The programs consisted of reading the minutes, playing games, puppet shows and singing in common. Before Christmas vacation, Ray Kruglich, president of last semester, instituted the idea of a French banquet to he held during Christmas week which was very much in favor. More than seventy students attended it and we had the pleasure of having Mme. and Mlle. Comhet address the Club. This was a very successful event. The following plays were presented during the year, Le Bourgeois Centilhomme, Noel en Provence. Maitre Pathelin, and Lil-lomme ui e Jousa une femme muette. CI I ROW' l: Schmidt, lfmanuel, SCllIlf'l4lt'l'. Xliss 1lcKe'nzie, H. l.yse-lretlens, l,. Lyscllettens, Rililiacli. Gunderson, Sheldo. ROW 2: Rasky, lflilieson, llaininonrl, Kacin, Goodman, Kaye, Colovos. Pink. Simon, lVlarkovitz, Yvolfv, ROW' 3: Schenker, Plelin, Seiden, R1'lIlSlTl11'9lll'l', Berkinan, Werner. Weiss, Hotll, Holtxinan, Thomas, Laclvxlson. ROW fl: Cottliek, Kim-sler, Burtis, Judge, Cotter, Sachs, Weiss, DeLappe, Yastrow, Markin. ITY. A GREAT UPPURTUNITY IS GIVEN T0 Page Om' Hzmdred Two ROW iz Yum-ll. finllvn. 'l'lxw11c'fs. DLll'I'2lS. Nlnviaiw. Hall, Ge4+1'g4n'. Pvrl. Biwiilir-i'. ROW 2: Siljllllllllli. llnlafarl-. lxavin. gXlH'l'1'l'HIllilil , Nlrs. R4-f-rl. BLllIlIlQ2lI'lllt I'. Bingham. lfrxnan. KI:-in. ROW 3: fiIlI'iNllk!Y4 lY, l.alvhe-n, Bagiratis, Xxvl'iSrlIli1l1. Darren. Darras. Slvwns. lilsun. Slernsli-in. HOW' Al: ' Colnvm, ilulilirlxrgr, Slnnips, Wyatt, PIt'IlS1'Ill?IA, Krvnzkc-, Hyalt. lluluvus. CQIIHIDHQ, Wuskin. GREEK CLUB l,I'f'SiKiK'lll ..... . .llunalci Nlnure Yivc'-l'l'vsifleiil . . , .... Charlvs Hall Sevrfflary .... . . .Angeline George 'l'1'easurm-r . . , , .Lulu Durras Adi isvi' . . .. .Kira lived ' ' The Grvck Club is made up of Latin slndenls and students of Creek I1ill'9Ilfi'g0- who are ililc-lvslvd in lvarning SHlI!l'lhiIlQI about lhia 1-livharitirig IQIIIQIIHQIC. The alphalwl is langlil first. lhs-n SlD1Il6lllillQI about llw 1-cmiiiplivalvfl Cree-lx gl'2J'HINl1l'. Aflvr xwrcis are lcarnm-rl, they arf- put into sm-nlemxws. lfnglish words derivvri from thr- Crvvli arc vliipliasizfwl. In afifliliun. reports aw niaciv vavh week about the Crvvk niylhnlngy, tin' llrvvk lan- glllilgllgf. and lhv livea and works of many iinnmrlals of anrimlt GI'vm'f'P. As a 1'UllSK'llllPI1l'i' of lhe fini' lcavhing uf Mrs. Hvvfl. the adviser, many lneinbfvrs llavv lwvuliu' Skilled in finding lliv precisf' lranslaliuns of words and the forlnalion of smilllf-iiws. A lrip lu Ihr- Orivnlal lnstilulv was thu main uve-nl of the smmvslcr. ALL MUSICAL STUDENTS WHO PERFURM IN IHQQ1' Om' lluml r'4'i f Tl Jra' 1' X CLUB Pierre Berry ....... .... P resident .... .... T om Dewey Mary McLaughlin. . . .... Vice-President .... . . .Dick Henken Barbara Burtis ..... .... S ecretary .... .... J eanette Esser . . .Treasurer. . . ....... Dick Saul Miss Christman ................ Adviser ................ Miss Christman Q The primary purpose of this year's work was to further the members, knowledge of Mediaeval and Renaissance Mathematics of the Great European powers. The interest in the subject caused many members to continue their research of the practical use of the mathematicians, work. The collection of their reports formed an interesting supplement to the exhibit shown in 221. The club has now acquired this exhibit and a guide book which explains the display. Claude Brenner had charge of the guide book while Kitty Ann Webster headed the committee for the exhibition. Guides under the chairmanship of Melvin Waskiri were obtainable and excellent explanations were given. Movies were an interesting feature of the club's activities and were introduced by Wfaldemar Erickson. ' The club has enjoyed a profitable as well as an interesting year under Miss Christmanis sponsorship. ROW 1: Allegrelti, Sloane, Dewey, Miss Christman, Esser, Saul, Erickson. ROW 2: Mcllquist, Anderson, McLaughlin, Tracy, Berman, Recler, Agay, Shaw. ROW 3: Brenner, Oliver, Bannister, Saltiel, Goldstein, Mowery, Bjorkland, Piller, Newey. ROW 4: Becker, Kagen, Braeutigam, Wenk, Kite, Waskin, Stromberg, Finley. MANY FINE ASSEMBLIES AND CUNCERTS. Page Om' Hmzdrml Four' Z4-'1 1: Siewerth, Mayer, Choate, Mrs. Walter, Sahlberg, Lukan, Brookman, VanLuiven. ROW 2: Anderson, Lapin, Peterson, Kostantoovos, Kohn, Rotter, Goodman, Cereghino. ROW 3: Blum, Crainer, Miller Kroppmann, Carlson, Jacboson, Tobin, Rothe. ROW 4: Perry, Esser, Edmondson, Gehrke, Deraedt, Murphy, Wetering, Schmitt, Mauer, Benjamin. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President ..... . . .Marjorie Sahlberg Vice-President . . . .... Mary Lou Choate Secretary ..... .... V irginia Mayer Treasurer . . .... Emily Lukan Adviser ........ . . .Mrs. Walter Q Home Economics is essential to every girl, because it deals with the duties and problems of both the business world and the house. Under the capable sponsorship of Mrs. VValter, and the leadership of the officers and committees, the club spent one of its most enjoyable and profitable years. During the regular club period on Thursday afternoon, definite projects were carried out. Many excursions were made, which proved intensely interesting as well as educa- tionalg they were to Krafts Cheese Company and Reid Murdock. Here the making of the products was explained to the club. A speaker from Vera ,lane Studio of Fashion and Photographic Modeling, spoke on Careers as Models. Mr, Taylor of the Western Actuarial Bureau, spoke against fire hazards in the home. The Chemistry Club was invited to this lecture. The club is open to any student having at least two semesters of any subject in the Home Economics Held. THE MANY CLUBS PROFFER A RECREA- Page One ffflllllffd Five john Ford .... Holierta Odell . Marilvn Noves. . . Sidney Zeid. .. Miss Tyler ....... . . . . . BIOLOGY CLUB ....President. . .. . .Vice-l,'residenl. . . . . .Secretary. . . . . . . .Treasurer. . . . ...Adviser. .. .. . .Dorr Sinner . ..... Roberta Odell Claude Brenner . . . .Naomi Maltz . . . .Miss Tyler Senn Biology Club, under Miss Tylerfs supervision, endeavors to give interested students opportunities to use the laboratory facilities, to carry on experiments in nutrition and heredity on rats, and to care for the animals and plants grown in the laboratory . The club went on ti field trip to the 'llrailside Forest Preserx e during the fall when meinliers were making their nature collections. After identifying the specimens col- lected, the eluh had the most successful exhibit in its history. Dr. Kirby of the Abbott lahoratories gave us one lecture on Vitamins and another on Hay lfever. Motion pictures, talks hy nieniliers, and quiz contests have added variety to the programs planned each week by Very efficient committees. The girls of the club conducted a shaniroek sale on St. Patriekls Day. Because of the interest in lmird studies, many early morning liird trips were taken during May. ROW' 1: Noyes, Zeid, Odell, Forde. Nliss Tyler. Dorr, Maltz, lircnnet, WY1'I'I1f'I'. ROW' Z: Nlantynliand, Dingle, ',lillOlI1HS, Lelfohn, Wlagner, Anderson, Tornara, Nelson, Drolet, lY,t'ii3lllXN6, Swan. HOW 3: Sampson, Hyatt, Mines, Rieek, BlICllllUlZ, Wanrllach, Pigman, Becker, Marney, Zwang, Elson. ROW 4: Donnie, Dalilquist, Newmark, McDonald, Charleson, Woeltjeri, Shapiro, KllllTlllSll, Lazarus, Pilot, Ries. ROYV 5: Cohen, Baum. Xdler, Wlcissnian, Waskiri. Rance, Hagrgerjos, Lelwrslein, Nueon, Sheridan. Yvilkin, Bender. TIUNAL METHUD 0F INCREASING INFURMA- Page Om' Illlmlrvd Six ROW 1: Felch, Livingston, Kolko, Dr. Davidson, Momljeska, llays, Us-viz ROW 2: Swartoul, Brouwer, Shea, Welering, Green, Bauer, Pincus. ROW 3: Cogeshall, Zucker, Cahlc, llill, Bakjian, Smith, Koll. RCW 4: Luptak, Wolf, Smith, Bauman, Kellenberger, Katz, Alscliulcr, Paul, Kunzer. CHEMISTRY CLUB President ..... ....... S eymour Kolko Vice-President .... . . .Harvey Livingstone Secretary ............. .... ,l ean Modjeska Laboratory Technician .... . . .Randall Hays Sponsor .............. . . .Dr. Davidson 'Q' The Chemistry Club was re-organized in the spring semester under the sponsorship of Dr. Davidson. The group, meeting 3rd period Mondays, has a limited membership open only to those students who have taken or are taking chemistry. The club aims to prepare for college chemistry, to work for scholarship examina- tions, and to supplement class work with optional and additional material in the meet- ings. Each week, under the direction of the program chairman, the members enthusi- astically reported on individual topics and performed demonstration experiments. The material discussed and demonstrated included lectures on plastics, all types of photog- raphy. and chemistry in the home. Several trips through plants were taken during the semester. The subject matter was tied up in the discussions with the problem of the Chemist's part in National Defense. Through the club the students became more interested in the field of chemistry in everyday life and were more aware of its importance. THIN IN ANY SELECTED FIELD, INFURMA- Page Om' llumfrfil Srzvn TOWN MEETING Moderator .... ................... . . .Eugene Edson Treasurer. . . . . .Barbara O7Rear Secretary .......... . . .Sheila Frankel Assistant Secretary .... ...Bette .lensen Adviser ........... .... . . . . . .... Miss Scott Q' Americais Town Meeting of the Air was the inspiration for this local discussion group. After listening to the Thursday night broadcasts some of the members of the United States History classes felt a desire to continue the discussion, lt did not seem feasible to meet Thursday nights so a group was organized to meet the third period on Fridays. The special service furnished to members by Americais Town Meeting of the Air WVHS put into use. This contained up to date bibliographies, short biographies of the speakers, and a preview of the topic to be discussed as well as thought provoking questions. The local group follows the general plan of the town meeting with the local lnoder- ator in charge. The members proudly wear their gold pins which declare for utolerance, reason, and justice.'7 ROW 1: Breithart, Jensen, Edson, Orear, Pennington. ROW 2: Miss Scott, Brandt, Gerber, Sered. ROW 3: Kleban, Foley, Abrams, Hocllt, Witz, Ginsburg. TION WHICH CANNDT BE READILY LEAICNED Page One Hundrctl Eight ROW 1: Benjamin, Cutter, Glassherg, Miss Jones, Noskin, Ulson, Rasky. ROW 2: Litwin, l.onclon, Katz, Leipsig, Tick, Green. ROW 3: Zollo, Glick, Riddell, Bnrtis, Reith, We-in, Oquist. ROW 4: Cain, Westrom, Katz, Sher, Brusso. AD LIBBERS President ...... ............. . . .Arnold Glassberg Vice-President . . . .... Jack Noskin Secretary ..... .... C loria Cutter Treasurer . . . . . .Roger Olson Adviser . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... Miss Jones Q Ad Libbing is an art. For the purpose of achieving poise and dignity when appear- infr before an audience a new club called the 4'Ad Libbersw has been or0'anized. e v e The club was formed under the supervision of Miss Jones, with the aim to present plays, radio scripts and other original types of entertainment. Membership to the Ad Libhers is limited to past or present students of Public Speaking Classes. At the meetings members present spontaneous talks, pantominies, give original skits and other types of speech work. At least half the meetings are devoted to entertainment of this type. The club has adopted as a slogan Education Through Entertainment. With this ideal in mind, the Club hopes to contribute something worthwhile to its members. IN CLASS RUUMS AND STUDY HALLS Page One Humlrrzl Nine - LOS LOCOS President ...... ............. . . .Gloria Jean Weber Vice-President . . . . . .Dick Dettlefson Secretary ...... . . .Audrey Wagner Treasurer . . . . . .Carol Hermanson Adviser ....................... . ...... Miss LePera Q1 This semester introduced a new Spanish club at Senn under the sponsorship of Miss LePera. The object of the club is to give Spanish students a chance to find out interesting things about the lives and customs of the people whose language is studied in regular Spanish classes. Meetings are held every third Wednesday, the eighth period. The club received such a hearty response that after the third meeting it Was found necessary to limit the numher of members. The name decided on for the club was '4Los Locosfl Many interesting speakers, movies, conga and rhumha parties, and Spanish com- munity singing were some of the unusual features of the semester. Betty Mahannah carries on the correspondence of the club. Miss Lepera contributed greatly to the con- tinued success of the club. ROW I: Roos, Mahannah, llcrmansen, Weber, Dellefesn, Wagner, Sorensen, Myer, Miss Le-Pera. ROW 2: Weller, Towne, Steinberg, Stern, De Caluwe, Ferguson, Meyer, Allen. ROW 3: Rennock, Gamson, Behr, Neuenfeldt, Schaffner, Archibald, Kagen, Adelman, Berger. ROW 4: Leeb, Lewin, Alport, Wecker, Holcomb, Peterson, Gelbart, Langerman, Neveleff. ROW 5: Bostian, Stein, Green, Sullivan, Carvell, Cough, Sampson, Williams, Konstant, Nelson, Friedman. SPURTSMANSHIP AND MILITARY TACTICS Page Om' Hnnclrctl Ten we Nbr ROW 1: Koehler, Friedman, Kahn, Miss Lcscm, Bahnfletll, Gerber. Olson. ROW 2: Riley, Petesch, Chukcrrnan, lfmry, Nelson, Tenglin, Kiest, Brown. HOW' 3: Reid, Sehorr. Arkin, Colen, Wallatte, Weclt-l, Brouwer, Sandrorf, Natorich. ROW 4: Napur, Ilongland, Nitkey, Werner, Gundersen, Johnson, Freriksen, Stedman, Sovxka. CAREERS CLUB President ...,. ...... ,I ames Kahn Vice-President . . . .Willizun Bahnfleth Secretary .... ..... A nn Gerber Treasurer . . . .June Friedman Adviser . . .... Miss Lesem ' irrf ' The Careers Club was formed in order to acquaint interested students with oppor- tunities and advantages in a nide number of xox-ations. Tours liuxc been planned and lectures on modeling and placement experiences have been heard, An excellent library is found in Miss Lesemls room where members may find worthwhile and up-to-date information on careers. Committees to determine speakers and actixities were assembled immediately and have functioned admirably. juniors and seniors who seek knowledge to determine future occupations and pupils of careers classes, comprise this group. Long dixision on Wiednesday is the meeting time of this popular club and under the enthusiastic guidance of Miss Lesem, it intends to accomplish much. PRUVIDE ANUTHER MEANS 0F RIDDING Pugc Om' Hzmtlretl lilczmx Irving Seidner VOX POP Robert Pickus .... ...... Vice-President .... . . Jean Plambeck. . . ....... Secretary. ,lack Booth. .. Miss Kracke. . Program Chairman. . . . . .....Adviser.... ....... .. .. President .... . . .Charles Cluech . .Robert Yost ,lean Plambeck . .Estelle Sager . .Miss Kracke 'Qf This unique club was organized in September, 194-0, for the purpose of con- ducting discussions on topics of the different trends. The students themselves choose the subjects. Among the many interesting programs are extemporaneous speeches, panel discus- sions, joint meetings with other clubs, where common club problems are dealt With. Miss Kracke, the present adviser, was the one to conceive the idea of this forum discussion group. She does not express any of her own Views but tends to guide the group rather than dictate them in their opinions. This club has risen to great fame in its one year of existence. Its ofhcers have had no small part in its success. ROW 1: Lee, Rohde, Sager, Glueck, Miss Kracke, Yost, Plamheck, Taylor, Davidson. ROW 2: Edelman, Faber, Glasser, Metzger, Sternstein, Small, Bishee. ROW 3: Foley, Kahn, Stubbs, Fritz- shall, Abrams, Lawson, Loren, Kohn, Sokol. ROW 4: Schifeling, Mishler. Noskin, Batten, Classberg, Smith, Yeager, Schiller, Koegel, Solomon. ROW 5: Wfenli, Rosenberg, Wien, Zaret, Dess, Hopkins, Sterf, Sanclroff, Chernow, Eisen, Gaines. THE GRUWING SENNITE 0F THAT EXCESS Page One I-11111111111 Tzwlrc ROW 1: Narrod, Batten, Hitchcock, Miss Kracke, Ulrich, Weston, Lee, liisler. ROW 2: Koll, Allen, Hissong, Dickman, Handan, Bichl, Nonmherg, Harney, Small. ROW' 3: l.e Fohn. Satten, Chernoll, Chcrnow, Jaffe, Elliott, Edelson. Rothschild, Brouwer. Carlson. Darrow. ROW 4: W1-ntll, Pilot. Iverson, Sterf, lhIf'C0l'llllCli, Newton, Rosenberg, Shanahan, lishler, Tomaras. t 'x Sails. 'E SCRIBBLERS John Ulrich. . . .... President .... ...... J ohn Ulrich Robert Ming. . . . . .Vice-President. . . . . .George Hitchcock Jean Hoffman .... .... S ecretary. . . ..... Carolyn Lee ,lean Hoffman .... .... T reasurer. . . . . .Bunny Wleston Miss Kracke .... . . . ...... Adviser. . . . . .... Miss Kracke 'qi' The organization of the Scrihhlers' Club was started to encourage and assist stu- dents of the Creative W1'iting classes to continue their writing interest. This activity has benefited pupils in their English classes. The meetings consisted of the reading of original manuscripts which are of many Varieties including short stories, radio scripts, and poetry. Constructive criticisms are offered hy the other meinhcrs in discussions which follow the readings. Members of the club have participated in many class asseinhlies where they offered inanx' of their original works. Miss Kracke held private consultations with the dificrent students in order to give more dehnite experienced help. Her interest in this cluh has fostered its growth and prominence in the school. STEAM. ALTUGETHER THEY PRUDUCE THE Page Om' Hmm' 1'i't f 'I'f9irlwi1 HOSTESS CLUB President ...... ...... G ail Brooknian Vice-President . . . . . .Jacqueline Schneider Adviser ....... ....... M iss Cavanagh Q' To promote sociability among senior girls and to render service to the school are the aims of the Senn Hostess Club. Composed entirely of senior girls, the club is comparatively new, having been or- ganized in October, 1939, under the leadership of Miss Cavanagh. It has been under her able guidance ever since. The club formerly functioned under a committee system but this semester it was decided to elect officers to manage the organization. ln serving the school this year, the Hostesses acted as official escorts to representa- tives on College Day as well as to the North Central Association representatives. They are in continual assistance in Room 119, Spring programs and plans were carried out under the able chairmanship ol five committee heads. Maxine Kellough led the Administrative, Margaret Summers headed the Hostess, Thelma Herman the Tours, and Donna Oslund the Publicity. Tours to Chicago and Northwestern Universities were taken by the club and visits to Chinatown and Hull House were made as a reward for service. Members of the Hostess Club benefit greatly by these social contacts. ROW 1: Olson, Abercrombie, Oslnntl, Schneider, Bllttllilllilll, Herman, Sunnners, Kellough, Brounell. ROW 2: Darrow. Pero, Rothschild, Swanson, Schultz, Berg, Jones. HOW! 3: Towne, llreben, Chernou, Ferguson, Sanclroff, Innes, Abrams, llartenstein, Dilkonsky. ROW 4: Belles, Brown, Gaines, We'il, Peterson, Newton, Levitan, Hoffman Urban, Gough, Herr. ROW 5: llanson, Jensen, Cossell, Banckaert. 1'l6'I'llllHf', Smolka, Holtzman, Scheunenian. Bostian, Patlak. ERADUATING SENNITE, THE YUUTH AND Pugz' Om' llnmlml Fonrfvczz ROW 1: Mishler, Clhayes, Herst, Miss Hafemann, Yost, Cashmore, Roth. ROW 2: Rohde, Sager, Moses, Katzenberg, Pola, Kow, London, Decker. ROW 3: 0'Toole, Limlsex, Blinkin, Looper, Johnson, Cain, Berliner. ROW 4: Bresnik, Krisor, Ascker. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB President ............................................ . . .Ted Herst Vice-President . . . ...... Bob Yost Secretary .... .... J udy Chayes Treasurer . . . .... Dick Cashmere Adviser ......................... . . .Miss Hafemann 'Qf Enlighteningl Enjoyable! Educational! When you visited the I R Club you may have found them listening intently or talk- ing enthusiastically. Of course that depended on Whether you were attending one of their gala parties or you were at one of their panel discussions of current world problems. This club was introduced through the intervention of several I B Students who wished to continue the work of the I R classes, It has grown to be one of the most outstanding groups in the school and has acquired a very large membership. The club has participated in the panels at the International House and have con- versed with prominent professors and reporters on conditions in the Far East. A team of I R members was heard on the American School of the Air and was commended by its listeners. Miss Hafemann, in sponsoring this group, has awakened the interest of many stu- dents in International Relations activities. STRENGTH 0F UUR AMERICA. LET US BE Page Om' Humlrml I-'iffefn ROW 1: Edson, Elman, Stanton, Williams, Wilkinsoim, Barker, Benjamin, Frictllen. ROW 2: Weller , Krebs, Rothschild, Ginsberg, Bostetter, Levin, More, Slottow, Greenstein, Eisenstein. ROW 3' Mendelson, Gutter, Zeitlin, Levin, Abrams, Berger, Zimmerman, Holtzman, Henry, Yan Leuven Plett, Wyatt. ROW 4: Kohn, Schiller, Fischel, Gottlieb, Mendlieim, Sacks, Gluck, Napper, Huber Knru, Bagelon, Taggart. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB BOW 1: Ball, Doersher, Brown, Glassberg, Levitt, Rufener, Anderson, Morrison, Landy, Aberman. ROW 2: Schenker, Lcvenson, Steley, Sered, Paley, Jacobson, Perkman, Block, Koll, Allen, Sweeney. ROW 3: Auerbach, Archibald, Jacobson, Mansowitz, Malkno, Davis, Jacobson, Miller, Hallin Pratt, Weinberger. ROW 4: Zucker, Willens, Charone, Seuman, Lurie, Good ,Lipson, Chabem Eckstrom, Friedman, Langerman, Spachner. WURTHY 0F SENN, WURTHY 0F AMERICA Puge Om: Ilnmlrvrl Sixfrwz s 1 v SENN LETTERMEN 1910 FOOTB XLL '1'ur-lf'n Alillrevli DU!lill1l.XlXll1'4-'Z Duuuld AI'l'llZl111lH'21ll Slim-rniau xSC11tJ1' Ke,-uuelli lirunnvr Rli'l1Ll1'l1fl2lHll1'11lll'tf llaw Cunnill lfrarilx Flmwr' .IHI114'SC1'Hll Ntifllldll llillifli Nlarvin Jamal s .IEIIIIPS ,loluisnn .lar-lx Krisur X,k'l'l1Ul1 lllcl lllgll AI0l'Xi1f'Ull1l S8l11x11l'I7llU Nlalrulin Pvarsmi Juliu Roniauu Rulwrr Stuart William Tuvkaln-ry Rulu-rl Tvic-liert lrving Turlrin Edu urd Vllvaver 19-11 SENIOR Ray Berns Jolln filoiilfm-1'e Frvrl Diedricli llarry Katz Afllllll' 1.:-igliton Ray Mueller Rogvr Olsun 1-larry Osr-arson Corvv in Prvnticc 1941 JUNIOR Fred Alpvrl Rem- Couture BASKETBALL BASK ETB A LL 1940 BASEBALL Torsten Allllleck William Bulinflvlli William Bin-sman ,lauu-S Grub Roy PPIPTSUII Joliu Romano 1911 TH Walls-r1111111-will 511611112111 ,lwlizlr Donald Baliuslxy Ricliarll Caslnuorc llcrlwrl Carlrrvclil Norniun Kulin Hnlu-rl Kauupa liartlvll Klinglcr X CK Lestf-r fillfllllllklll, lllgr. Sain Xlicottu 1911 SWIMMIMI fllvn .l llt,'l'l2fl'l1S011 Slanls-yScl1illa-r 1940 TEN N15 Frecl Difldricli .lanu-s Evert .lvrry Evert A-Xrtl1u1'Leigl1lun Marvin Moss IJfmalrlSc1iiIlvr Janifs SCl1UliIE 1941 Roland Beyvr ,loliu llrvnruiii CL-urgv Bunllurd Craig llain Stewart Fox Marvin Loupvr Edwin Lundim-n lilE'I1,llll fgL'llM'l1fl I,0IlZ1lllSlHlxt' XY111l3I1l Yrvllos .lames Wlillu-rsnn Louis Rosin 4 Rob:-rt Tviclic-rl Rolwrt Wim-ss A PPA RATUS J 1- l 0, A if l 4. ---. 4 A . 1 Pagf' One ffllfldfell Sewnleerz 4' 'r I ll . ROW 1: Spring, Sussman, Brennan, Hollinger, S. lYlic'ol,l0, lllffllllgll, Turhin. ROW 2: Erlksmm llarris. Barns, Bouffarfl, Yeagcr, Lunclivn, L4-igluun, Pearson. RUW 3: gllvelwly, 'lqaClialrc'1'y, Asc-lu-r Rusin, Smarl, Krisur, Klinglcr, Bridges, l-larris, Tvicllerl. SENN LETTER CLUB 7 ', ,f , f, I' ,ffl-.4' J V J ROW 1: Alpert, Cain, lucobs, Looper, Juergc-nsen, Piclucrs, Goodman. ROW 2: Alllbeuk, Flnwer Schram, Casllnlou-, Linnlsely, COH1fPl'C, .-Xlldf-1'sun. ROW' 3: Cuunlff. Alxarez, Kanapa, JXI'Cll3IlllJE'3lI Mueller, Prentice, Kahn, Weinberg. Pagv Om' I'IIlIILll'l'll lfiglufwu rr, HOW l: Jaeohs, Mir-ollo, 'l'aekabe1'y', Cashrnore, WX-aver, tlrob, Romano, Ahlheek, Coach Dow, ROW 2: Klehan, Teieherl, Blake, lrland, tlollay. Brunner, Cnnniff, Flow er. Harris. ROW 3: Turhan. Golinkin, Pounian Anderson, Zucker, Zelken, Alyarez, l,evinson. ROW 4: Pinniek, Pearson, Yeager, , lluys, Sehambari. Weinberg, Aseher, S. Mieollo. ROW 5: llayidson. Smart, Krisor. Brown. Byers, ix1't'll2lIT1lll'illl. Breithart. ,Iohnson. Limlsey. FOOTBALL ' Despite the faet that the Bulldogs played better offensive and defensive ba.t than any other team in the seetion. they' had to be eontent with a tie for seeond plaee. The progress of the team was slow but it earns- up to be one of the best in the eity. The line. through whieh only six points were scored, was the main reason for the sueeesslul season. Captain Jim Groh was the spark plug in the forward wall. Two big taekles gaye the necessary weight to the line. Mal Pearson. at 204 pounds. and Bob Smart, at 1,95 pounds, were the bone Crushers. Hill Taekehery and lid Weaver. both last yearis regulars, formed two ends equally etlieient in pass snaring and delensiye ability. Marx ,laeobs and Don Alvarez were the guards and Jiin Crob was the pivot man. The first league was against Sulliyan and the Cats were downed easily' 9 to 0. Taft, a new school in league play, proxed to be a walk-ox er as the Green and White triumphed 42 to 0. This was the best offensive showing ol the year, lt was Amimdsen who finally stopped the Bulldogs adxanee. with exery break against them the Green and White banner tell 8 lo 6. The lloughriders from Roosevelt. who. at the beginning ol the season were considered sure bets for the ehampionship. fell to the Bulldog onslaught I3 to 0. lralie Yiew, playing one of their worst seasons. were taken to the eleaners 31 to it. with the subs playing most of the game. Waller, always easy eompetition. were slaughtered tw three touehdowns for the third straight year. The final seore was l'J to O. Uvereoiilidenee after these three games proved the Bulldogs downfall. At the l'irg1t' Uni' Ilnmlrwl .X'1'rrrter11 annual homecoming game Lane scored for the first time through the Senn line and won 6 to 0. However, the lndians did not show the class prevalent of the Senn team throughout the year. The Varsity team finished its season with a smashing victory over the Alumni on a rain swept field. The final score was 12 to 6. Six boys comprised Coach Dowls well balanced back-field. Dick Cashniorc provided most of the kicking and passing, with good running on the side. Joe Micotto and Norm Harris have been rated as two of the best blocking backs in the city. Though their main duty was blocking, they picked up the necessary yardage for many first downs. Torsty Ahlbeck and Sam lVlicotto were small shifty runners who broke away for many Scnn tallies. John Romano used his weight and ability for smashing line bucks. At the annual football banquet Joe Micotto was awarded the Doctor Timmons Award for his fine blocking. Grob, Alvarez, and Cashmere received mention for their fine work when the All-Chicago Prep teams were picked. Altogether we can say the team had a successful season. 1940 FOOTBALL SCORES Senn 9.. . . . .Sullivan Senn 42 ........ Taft Senn 6 .... Amundsen Senn 13 . . .Roosevelt Senn 31 . . .Lake View Senn 19 . . .Waller Senn O . . .Lane Senn 12 .... Alumni CHEERLEADERS Page One Hll71!ifCll T'1L'c'11iy ROW' 1: Erickson, Matteo, T..2-llllllllW3S, Peterson, Spring, Aratlo, Meister, Roller, Coach Bergmann. BOW' 2: JllCI'flf'IlF0l'l, Alverdy, Schram, Cullen, Looper, lleinonen, Robbins, McDonald, Homer, Cain, Swanson. ROYV 3: Luntlien, Bouffard, Harris, Baylie, Bridges, Brennan, Crunewald, Wilkin- son, Wilson, Stake, Kietzman, Fox. GYM TEAM Three new gold shields, commemorating championships won in 194-0 and 1941, adorn the trophy case in Senn Hall foyer. Only one other school, in past years, has won championships in this sport. That school is Lindblom, who for fifteen years dominated the high school gymnastic championships of the city. Coach Alfred E. Bergmann Hnally determined to end this schoolis long reign. With this thought in mind, the members of his class were instilled with the thought that Lindblom must fall. Last year Lindblom was upset for the first time as Senn took the city title. Then to prove it was no mistake, Senn this year annexed the City and Central A. A. U. titles. From the few hard working lnembers who started in his first classes, Coach Berg- man built the membership up to two classes containing forty-five advanced members and fifty in the beginners, class. The secret of their success is Work and perseverance. Places in the three divisions were taken by seventeen boys in Winning the City title. ln the championship division Beyer, Brennan, Stake, Lundien, and Cain garnered the necessary places, Beyer winning first place. Intermediates who played were Bouffard, Looper, Stewart Fox, James Vlfilkerson, and William Vretto. In the novice division Glen ,lergueson took first place with Wilbert Erickson, Emanuel Alver- dez, ,lim Bridges, Frank Harris, William Robbins, and Wilbur Schram acquiring the other points necessary for victory. The siX boys responsible for winning the Central A. A. U. Championship were Beyer, Brennan, Lundien, Bouffard, Stake, and Looper. Other gymnasts were entered in both meets but everyone cannot Win. Senn is proud of its achievements and in the future with the excellent leadership and hard working members, they will be obtaining many more shields to adorn the walls of Senn, Page One I'I1u1drcd Twenty-one JUNIOR BASKETBALL to Yvilh the learn composed c-hiefly' of sophomores, Sennis junior basketeers did not lare as well as their big brothers. lNot that they' were handieapped by these youngsters, it was only the lack of neeessarv experienee. Led by Captain Rene Couture, the team put on some excellent exhibitions of basketball. The other mainstays were Hob and Art Hower, lfrnie Couture, and Freddy' Osearson, whose brother starred for the seniors. Opening the season at Roosevelt, they were suddenly' stymied by the Houghriders in the ser-ond half and tell to quielc defeat, -19-20. Bavk at Senn they' turned on the heat to knock oll Steinrnetz 36-lil. Von Steuben, howeyer. proved master ol Senn in a 37-26 defeat. Two swift victories followed the latter setback when Taft and Sullivan fell 25-20 and 29-25 respectively. Led by Bob flower the Bulldogs upset a favored Sullivan quintet. Both Sr-hurz and Lake View took close decisions from the Sennites to the tune of 30-25 and 23-25, respectively. Running Wild in the Amundsen game the hghting hoopsters sailed in easily 34-lfig but the last two games proved dismal setbaeks, Waller -19-26. and Lane 36-15. ln eompiling four vietories and six defeats, Sennis juniors showed strength for future success. Hob Hower, Ernie Couture, Freddy Osearson and Carlson are sophomores, with Art Hower the only' junior. The senior strength was in Rene Couture, Fred Alpert and Vern Meyer. All but those last mentioned will be bar-k for another season with promise of a great team. Major letters were awarded to Captain Rene Couture, one of the best players in the North Section and to Freddy' Alpert, a brilliant little guard. HOVV 1: Mgr. YVallers, llower, Meyer, Capt. H. Couture, Manu, Polson, Coaeli liidgllllbll. HOW 2: Alpert, Oscarson, Carlson. JX. llower, lf. Coutre, Anderson. Pugr' Om' llzzmlrcwl ,IvIl't'77f-3'-fl!!! ROW 1: Mgr. Walters, Johnson, Diedrieh, Oscarson, Coaeli Leighton, Katz, Berns, Leighton. ROW 2: Coinfere, Cooper, K3tlL'lll'l', Olson, Mueller, Seanlan, Streff, Prentiee. SENIOR BASKETBALL Ai? The senior team completed their most sueeessful season in many years. The Green and White quintet wound up the season in set-ond plaee and reaehed the quarter finals in the eity' playoff tournament. Only Roosevelt and Amundsen were ahle to down the Bulldogs in league competition. The initial game was with Roosevelt. with the Roughriders emerging the yietors in a 42--t-0 overtime game. Preritiee. Osearson, Berns and Katz sparked the Bulldogs to their first win over Steinmetz. 30-3-L The Green and While steamroller hegan to roll as Yon Steuhen fell 33-30 and Taft was downed 39-37. The Sullivan game the following week marked the last game for Harry Osearson. one of Semfs lmest hallplayers. Harry, play ing his last game in a Senn uniform. seored 12 points to lead Senn to a -ll-120 yietory. Sehurz proved little opposition for the Bulldogs as the steaniroller taeties eontinued to the tune of a -ll-20 seore. Corky Prentiee and Hay Berns led Senn in a 31-lt: yietory over Lake View. Amund- sen proved Sennis Wlaterloo as the Bulldogs met defeat -LT-112. Big Ray' Wluelleris fifteen points sparked Fennis -t3-126 yietory oy er Waller. Harry Katz. Art Leighton, Ray Berns and Hay Mueller left Senn in a yietory over Lane. 37-23. This was the final league game of the season and gave the Bulldogs a final standing of eight wins and two loses. Senn drew lforeman as its first opponent in the playoffs. rliltt' game proy ed to he the most exciting game of the year as the Bulldogs eame from hehind to win 31-30. ln the last game of the season lVlarshall was the y ietor 30-23 in a game whieh was closer than the seore indicates. Seven boys earried the load during the season. Harry Katz led all seoring for the season with Corky Prentiee a elose second. Ray' lVlueller, Roger Olson. Fred Diedrieh. Art Leighton. and Ray Berns were the other fiye, llarry Osearson left the st-oring until his graduation in Fehruary. Ptlgr Om Ilzzfnlrrtf fu t'r1!y-lluet' TRAC K The all-important city meet saw Sunnis senior tracklnen move up one notch over last year as the Bulldogs collected 17 points for third place honors. Tilden Tech retained their indoor crown hy scoring 321K points and Sullivan finished in second place only one point ahead ol Senn. Bart Klinger starred for Senn as he placed second in hoth the high and tow hurdles to capture eight points. Dick Cashmere, who was lmcdridden for two days preceding the meet, lost his two year old shotput title by four inches. Sherman Ascher remained one ol the c'ity's top broad jumpers hy taking third place. Sennls other two points were scored hy veteran Wlally Anderson who finished fourth in the -'-1-40 yard dash, Throughout the season the seniors captured three out of Hve dual meets. Largely responsible for the successful season was the high scoring of Bart Klingler and Dan Sussman who led the season scoring. Bart finished the season with a total of 45 points while Dan came through with 4152. Dick Cashmore, YVally Anderson, and Sherman Ascher also finished high in the scoring. As in past years, the junior team fared better than their older colleagues by finishing up in second place. Sullivan won the title with 19 points while Semi scored 18. Creditahle was the ,first place taken hy Kanapa in the high jump. The relay team composed of Sam Micolto, Don Bahusky, Herb Garhrect and Norm Kahn chalked up a new city record as they took first place in this event. Wy'1113H placed second in the shotput and both lVlicotto and Garhrecht placed in the dashes. ROW 1: Leninson, Caslnnore, Bernstein, Rollinger, Tomaras, Lamar, Phillips, Uarbrevln. ROW 2: Weinberg, Doerscher, Kanapa, O'Donnell, Anderson, Knapp, Cossin. ROW 3: Goodman, Clyman, Gleason, Leeb, lxlicotlo, Sussman, Bahnsky, Casson, Coach Dow. ROW 4: Wyman, Yowell, Kahn, Klingler, Shirley, Asclier, Hews, Fargo. l Page One Hmzllrczl Twcnly-four 2 f ,L ff tl' ROW 1: Kilkenny, Nlieon, Ge-lb, Herter, Shipin, Mcckan, Kaplovv, Mayer, Coach Shaffncr. HOW' 2: Sullivan, Wilex, Jacobs, Vidl, Cherbo, Uassen, Roman, Logan. FENCING Q The 1941 Fencing Team, although not able to capture the city crown, rounded out a very prosperous campaign, Hnishing third in the city meet behind Austin and Hyde Park respectively. This was the third consecutive city title won by the powerful Austin aggregation. The backbone of the varsity squad consisted of five members, Stan Jacobs, Roy Herter, Bob Wviley, Humphrey Sullivan, and Sam Gelh. Next yearls unit will be bolstered by Jack Sherbo, Donald Cassen, George Kaplow, Clifton Kilkenny, Bob Logan, Cunder May er, Wlillis lV1eehan, Arnold lV1icon, Victor Roman. Bernard Shipin and Jack Aidt. The first four boys named comprised the starting lineup. The Green and White Captain Bloods fenced furiously through the entire city meet and, though We can't offer any excuses, with just a little better luck the Senn team could have raised themselves a notch higher in the final standings. It might be stated here that the Austin team will lose its entire starting lineup and that Hyde Park vvill reli11- quish three of their regular four-man team. Senn's team, however, will be kept intact. so beware of them next season. They are going lo be plenty tough to heat. ln the individual competition the only Semi qualifier was Stan Jacobs and he fared verv impressively. taking fourth in the fmal tahulations. The Kraft Cup, which is the other outstanding tournament of the year, again found the Senn boys perched in third place with Austin and Hyde Park again capturing Hrst and second spots respectively. V Linder the dynamic and enthusiastic leadership of Coach Shaffner fencing became an integral part in the development of Serin Athletics and when you see our boys hanging up such impressive records. remember the man behind the helm who is making these achievements possible. Pug: Om' fflultfrtxl Trtcrlly-fizr' SWIMMING Q At the city finals this year, Sennis swimming team was well balanced with Stan Schiller scoring 47 points for the senior crawl strokers, Jim Quall tabulating 35 in the back stroke, Judd Richter and Bauer together bringing 25 in the breast stroke, and John Miller, Ralph Spring, Wllexi' Lundien, ,lim Wilkenson and Denny contributing several points each to the cause. The seniors? season record resulted in wins over Roosevelt, Von Steuben, and Stein- melz and Schurz. ln the city, ,luerganson Was the solitary senior placer, Winning his laurels in the diving event by taking a well-earned third. The juniors placed with the help of Anthony Konstants, Who tallied 40 points, scored by way of his back-stroke powerg Dave Wfillens and Metcalfe, who were con- sistently free style placers, Caine and Bronell were practically the terror of the North Side until they engaged Sullivan. The latter four managed to form a relay team to compete in the city meet. Their ability was proven when they were awarded a fifth place record. ROW 1:-Balcler, Caine, Patlilor, Brownell, Denney, Juerginsen, Konstant. ROW 2: Perl, Block, Feyvlr, Miller, Bauer, Qnall, Schiller. HOW 3: Coach Bergmann, Metcalfe, Richter. Spring, Willems. .nm len. Pugr Om' I'lllIltll'L'lI Tzwvlly-six , x 1 Q. ,ei . , I I I R lv . ,sv , , . ,f. W , X' , X5 X11 vc fi ff ,A,, , if Mia.. A2 . pk ' at , rw , Y ROW 1: Mgr. Flegel, Afermow, Pearlman, Teichcrl, Coach Clements, Ahlbeck, Kolko, Lucas. HOVV 2: Bailey, Roeschlcin, Wirlerilan, Brown, Rosin, Schroeder, Block, Panos, Mgr. Pennington. BOW 3: Eisner. Pounian, Uahbert. lfngcrt, Richman, Schlesinger, Alvarez, Cashmore. BASEBALL Q5 The Serin Baseball Team, with three lettermen back from last year's outfit. opened its season against Amundsen, Lane and Von Steuben after rain halted the scheduled starts with Roosevelt and Nvaller. The Green and White nine whipped the Amundsen Vikings 8 to T in the initial game. The Red and Gray were leading 7 to 3 going into the last inning. The local lads took notice of the situation and tied the score in their half. Ahlbeck, Panos, Abraham and Rosin combined their hits to push across three runs and even things up. ln the eighth inning Lou Rosin won his own ball game by hitting in the winning run. Lane was the Bulldogls next opponent. The former won the tilt 5 to 1 in a pitchcrls duel with Lou Rosin holding up the Senn half on the mound. The Sennites were leading the lndians going into the sixth when Lane tallied three unearned runs. They added two more in the seventh. Each team collected live hits in the melee, while Senn made six costly errors. Von Steuben was the host to Semi in the next game. The Gray and Red, fresh from an upset victory over Schurz, turned out to eat up the Bulldogs alive, but were surprised and overwhelmed by Senn 16 to 5. Senn was held to a 5 to 5 tie till the sixth when they scored ll runs in the last two innings. Harv Block started on the mound and VV6I1t three innings in great style and then he was replaced by Wideman, a southpaw, who proceeded to knock oil Von Steuben, one-two-three. The team was built around Torsten Ahlbeck at shortstop, Lou Bosirfs pitching and Wlalter Schroeder in center field. Others that are seeing action this season are Dick Cashmore, Bob Teichert, and Bud Afrernow, Seymour Kolko, Harvey Block, Vifilson Abraham, Archie Panos, Corky Prentice, Dick Pearlman, Bob Widemari, George Lucas, Ralph lilsner, Don Alvarez and ,lack Brown. Page One Hlirztlrrtl TLL'8Ilf,j'-.Yl'll'l1 TENNIS With last year's city and state championship team returning for the net Wars practically intact, the Bulldogs are again expecting a prosperous season. Returning are National Indoor Junior singles and doubles champion, Jimmy Evert, National Indoor Boys, doubles champ, Jerry Evert, along with letterman Art Leighton, Jim Schoke, and Fred Diedrich. The season has not commenced as yet but the boys have been practicing diligently for the past few months. Excellent physical condition may mean a National Inter- Scholastic Title this year, which is Coach Leightonls goal. Looking forward to a National Title is Jimmy Evert, who as a Senior, boasts two Wins this year over Big Ten singles and doubles champ Seymour Greenberg. Jerry Evert is having his most successful season thus far and may surprise the tennis world. Art Leighton has always been good but greater experience will make him a serious threat. Jim Schoke and Fred Diedrich may compose an unbeatable doubles duet. Hereis looking forward to Sennls first National Tennis Title! Coach Leighton, Diedrich, Rance, A. Leighton, Bauman, Schoke, Evert, J. Evert. PLISC One Pllnltlrcrl Tzvrllly-right ef e Coach Friker, Cohen, Adler, Dave Fargo, Edson, Dan Fargo. GOLF Q' With the beginning of Senn's 1940 golf season things looked pretty bad as far as the golf team was concerned since not one man from the 1939 golf team returned to school. Mr. Shaffner, who was acting coach at that time, has since turned over the instructor's job to Coach Friker, the newest addition to Sennls athletic department. An intramural tournament was held this semester in May with Werner Baum, Eugene Edson, Russell Bernstein, and Carl Shogran emerging victorious. Therefore, they were selected to represent Senn in all golf meets this season. Sennis first meet was with Sullivan, to whom they lost by the score of 12 to O. Bounc- ing back from this defeat, the Green and White divot diggers by the identical score of 12 to 0 defeated both Lake View and Von Steuben. Their next meets were with Taft and Roosevelt, to whom they lost by the score of 12 to 0 and 4 to 8. Page One Hundred Twenly-nim' .i Lois Newton . . . Helen La Rose.. Bonny Schmeig. . Marilyn Zeidman. . . Mrs. Harold. . . SENN NEREIDS ....President. . .. . .Vice-President .... . . . .Secretary . . . . .Treasurer. . . . .Adviser. .. . . .Helen Hughes . . . .Betty Jensen Elaine Saperston . . .Jean Young . . .Mrs. Harold 'X-5 An organization for girls who are proficient in swimming, is the Senn Nereids. This group has its meetings on Yvednesday mornings during the division period in the Teachers, Lunchroom at which tin1e all business matters are discussed and social meetings planned. Every Monday, the eighth period, and Friday, the fourth period, there are classes for advanced work in swimming. Through this work an opportunity is given to earn some of the five hundred points toward the swimming letter. Once a month, on the first Monday, there is a swimming period from three until four, for all lNereids who care to come. Social activities during the past year included a luncheon and splash party at the Chicago Towers Club, a roller skating party at the armory, and a party after school in the Senn lunchroom. Membership in the club has been greatly increased during the past year and many girls are eagerly working for points. To become a member of the Nereids, the requirements are to be able to perform a good dive, to swim one hundred yards, fifty of which are swum in the crawl. ROW' 1: Schmeig, Saperslon, Jensen, Hughes, Newton, LaRose, Young. Agazim, Hyatt, Weiss. ROW 2: Perry, Bosca, Syvcrsen, Nehlsin, Stevenson, Bingham, Yon Blartinitz, Carline, Muellor, Hatha- way, Odell. ROW 3: Lazar, Colts, Billqnist, Franks, Knoepff-lmache1', Anschel, Barhf-ni, Stam- baugh, Harrison, Greenwald, Bingham, Mrs. Harold, Jonas. ROW' 4: Vielehr, Poyten, Goranson, Pose, Katzenberg, Karls, Newton, Su ank, Jespersen, Oleski. Pngv Our Hlzmfrwl Tflifly ROW' l: lluyth-n, Bl'I'llllglFl'. Dt-Xvuskin, Staley, IllIQlll1'h. B21t'll1'llt. .lensm-n, Kaplan. llnhertsmt. RUW' 2: Cillwrls, lfrieksurl, Nlahannah, Herinuiisvn, Rutter. Werner. Quinlisk. Russ. Nlrs, juries, ROW 23: Hochsinger, Leavitt, Saltzntun. Sr-lmnlon. Hirnherg. l rim-sle1'. Hankel. linlnertsini. llanialainen. l.eitl1zu'1lt, ll. Leithartll. HOW 41: .Xmlri-sen. Styli-s. Hlnwki. SXNLIIILUII. Clauson. Bt-iltsen. .fXl1c1'g, Axilt'llllill1. Retlnran, Xxvlllfklll, Butlee-11. HOW' 5: Dennis, llaxis. XYill'l't'll, Etlg4'llN'l'l, llrainer. Kirinser, lat-vhs. Klint:-lt, Meeks. lfzirgu. Hflblill. S.ll.A..4. Helen Hughes. . . . .Pri-sident. . . . .Nlarjurie Canlernn lfrna Rutter. . . . .'l'reasnrer. . . . .Xlnrjorie H3tl1tlXSLly . . .SCt'I'6lll1'5 .... . . .Betty Iifllllll .lnne Roterherg. . . . . .l'nhlir'ity Agent. . . . .Charlotte Jensen Nlrs. Jones. .. ...:Xclx'iser.. ...Mrs Jones ' This SCAN is part ul a 1-ity-xsicle high school girls' athletic- association. The pur- pose of the eluh is to prolnote sm-iul activity and pmtieipatiolt in uthlvtiv events. Me-nihers nu-et once at week for an husiness meeting. and UNIT' for athletie' emnnpetition. llesides this they stork independently tu at-euinulat,e points toward the school letter. The first award is the class numerals. gixen for one semester in inlramurztl an-tixities. For fire hunclred points an SCAN emhlem is given. Thi- hig S is awarded for 1000 points earned in health. uthleties. svliolarship, and leaclership. After the st-html letter is won. aclclitional uwarcls of c-herrons and stars are giren for iltfldilitlllill aetix ities. This year enthusiusni of the lfreshman girls has heen inspiring to the entire grmxp and the 1-luh hopes they rt ill keep up their interest lllftlllglllllll their high seliool life. lirkqr OW llnmlittl 'l'fw1lx-mit' ROW 1: Lutter, Olson, Bensclorf, Urban, Cameron, llatltauay, Roterhf-rg. Smith, Jolmsun. ROW 2: Brandt, Bloukas, Goodman, Eisenstein, Buss, Geeraerts, Kut-hne, Wollin, Morey, Bloom. ROW 3: Ceflergren, Caber, Blackerly, Zwang, Strhlaffer, Carmichael, Se-ne, Anmlrews, Dubin, Pagano, Chez. ROW 4: Inman, Stevenson, Levine, llanna, Dunning, Berenson, Appelgren, Miller, Torgerson Cooper, Gustafson, Brahas. ROW 5: Jackson, ,ltfrnlu-rg. Olson, Brodliin, Clans, Nortl, Oakley Braband, Felz, Racli, Sholtes. Bc-rgquist, J. Bergquist. S. G. A.A. ROW 1: Brown, Persner, Zapfe, Rifkin, Cary, Holmes. Lauter, Zuccow, DeCaro. ROW 2: Delflall. Tj'IIl3., Cartolano, Appelgren, Bc-ntsen, Bi:lttll1gLiI'II1L'f, Melton, Solomon, Semar. ROW 3: Sheehan, Latlin, llarris, Grossman, Scherer, Cereghino, Billquist, Stone, Cerardy, Siritzky, Van Hecker, Zeigmunfl, Ronsek. ROW 4: Cummings, Sloan, Cay, Loeb, lingflahl, Alu-rn, Fencllel, Cordenier, Johnson, Roterherg, Albright, Buhn. ROW 5: Swartwout, Hastings, Statnbangll, Daley, Creger, Stoddard, O'Sllea, Olflonnor, l'7eMaml, Nelson, Ladin, llgner, lliillllllfjll. Page One Hll1Idl'L'd Thirty-Iwo v no uyal Xv0l'kf'lAS Ilive---Xvllal a Life! Pugm' Om' llumlrul Thirty-lbrcc Page Om' Hundred Thirty-four Friskiug Freshmen Frulic' Frivolously IN Park Xxlilllillll lfluln Rt'lilllIlIiNlll'N Svuu l,lIIll'llI'1IUlll Mzlllugvlllvlll Ulm-r 23 Yvar- Pugu Um' lllrflgfmwf 'l'fJi1'lJ'-ffl? , Y 1 Jubilant Faculty-V And the Cause of it All Page Om' Hundred Tbirly-sm im, , Clever Horse' USPS Horse Sense for Students, llmumsork Pagr Om' I'IIH1tI'Yl'il Tbirfy-xcl'cr1 Sprighlly Salesmen Devise Sales Solution Page Om' Hmulrml Tlwirly-vigbl ury llramls -,Xml Thx-5' Flay:-ml Till 'Txxas xlilllliglhl Pugu Om Ilumlml Tbiffj-7lilIf' , i,,1 Page One Hundred Forty Cheering the Team to Victory Bulldogs Valiantly Vanquish Opposition 1 Y Page Om' Ilumlrml Forty-om' I'uga' Out H111n1r'1'J l301'l-3'-f1L0 Oka5 7Lvl,s C0 --- - - -- Wf,,JW gjfwf N Om' IIIIIILIILWI lwnly -I ,1- -1--1- W FAREWELL 'Q' With the close of another Publication year, the 1941 Forum Staff, for loyal service, enthusiasm, and humane- ness sincerely thanks Dad Reyburn of the Jahn and Ollier Engraving Company, Pop Linden of the Linden Printing Company, and Uncle Johnny Roche of Root Studios. Even more do we appreciate the wise counseling and helpful direction of our advisers, Miss Elizabeth Cor- coran and lVlrs. Rosa Dooley. 1941 FORUM STAFF. Page One Hundred Forty-four 1 1 11
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