Senn High School - Forum Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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-- 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

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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

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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