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JANET HAL- PRIN and NAOMI MALTZ . . . - Adziixer ELIZABETH CORCORAN . . . - SENN PILLARS OF SENN HIGH SCHOOL SUNBEAMS PLAY ON SENN PICTURESQUE NORTH ENTRANCE fi-,X ,. 1- f fi' f . '- 1, K .-' ff 4 Q' .Q s .I-1 , fi , 4. I- da ' '.:'. 3 5 , -' t ' T ' lea. --..f Q . Srl' .. ,f - ' . . 9. J ' J I i 1 J ' .Q 4. ri f' ! ',Fi I, ,i ,cg A . 5 - 'lf' ,fl O ' - 'f - 6 :- .' ' N :ff , FOREWORD THE 1945 FORUM STAFF in compiling this book has endeavored to show the work of Senn Students and Faculty in the War Effort. THROUGH OUR DAILY LIFE at Senn we are infused with a spirit of Loyalty to our country and to our school. STUDENTS AND FACULTY alike purchased War Stamps and Bonds so that the Treasury Flag flies over our school. The Red Cross Drive was overwhelmingly successful which illustrates cooperation' and a regard for human relationship. b DAVID M. DAVIDSON PRINCIPAL OF SENN HIGH SCHOOL Di LW WNW t f Page Nine Zin jlfflemuriam MISS EVA TWOHIG MR. RICHARD CROOKS MISS SHIRLEY REED SENN GOLD STAR MEN WORLD WAR II PAUL LIEBERMAN Ai-my HENRY OANSZ ROBERT CHAPMAN Air Corps DR. VICTOR KARPASS JOSEPH DENNING Air C01-ps AVERY SEGAL JOHN REYNOLDS Air- CO1-ps WORLD WAR I HOWARD JOHNSON N avy CHARLES CARPENTER Air Corps VERNON ROCKENFELLER RUSSELL WILLIAMS PERCIVAL RICHEL HARRY PRESTON Page Ten KERLIN LEHMAN WILLIAM WESSLING Army HARRISON COOKE Navy EDWIN A. OLSON Army MERLE BOYER Air Corps THOMAS HEARN LEONARD ARRIES Army Army Army Air Corps Marines Navy Navy Army Army Navy ehinatiun Symoolizifzg the Sena Spirit at Wel1' are tlae Sean Staelemff, Facally, anal men in the armeel forcef of ow' cozwtry. The 1943 Forum Staff alealieatey flax book to there loyal Amerieam who are zzmel jiflrl y Jaerijieing the man y com- fortx of their elaily lives Zo maintain Jeczzriry at laonze. :V ' r L-x.. elf e l R I . . y - I , .- , 1 E-. L ' '. 4 '- ' . if 5 ' N . 'n 1 ig 3: I 12' . . . - , . ,.,-, e . a ., A.. ' .5 N 1 Ev. ' .5 F L. ' ' li' - :. - 5 A I 2 v ,2.7'1. vw' : f 9 ' 1 -'M wwf' ig A . C .H V , :cf --,.4 '-Arms.. :, -- j-I 1 - . :V ,, 71:31, : . 3 ' -Qu t ' 4 - , 1- . qs 3 4 M OE L- 1 I 4 T? . - ' jgbfh 55. ,K - - . . ., ..1-er? ' I -vw. 5 Page Eleven PRIORITY VIEWS OF SENN FOREWORD DAVID M. DAVIDSON, Prizzfipal IN MEMORIAM DEDICATION MAN POWER FACULTY JANUARY CLASS, 1945 JUNE CLASS, 1943 CLASS COUNCILS MORALE DIVISION ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS .- '25 COMMANDOS , f ,I 4. GIRLS' SPORTS BOYS' SPORTS PATRIOTS S' 1 S, I SENN IN WAR EFFORT - A ' FAREWELL A ,, . 1 1 ' osx. Page Twelve FACULTY 1 HARRY M. MESS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL DR. GEORGE ZIMMERMAN SENIOR ADVISER iff.. MAY CAVANA FRESHMAN ADVISER W5 W, ,,,, .V T.,1.g,,i,,l,, V 5.224 W - JJ .-WV' 'A - ji 2'f?fc',gv' , 1:-I-Y V V....... ' ln-.. . l 1 CHARLES SATTERFIEL 1 PLACEMEN Q iowiui IM HELEN WHITNEY MINNIE DUNWELL JUNIOR SOPHOMORE ADVISER ADVISER Page Thirteen A ,rw lx FACULTY W-A f ROW 1: Stella Aten, Mrs. Bonnie Badger, Mrs. Bernadine Bayer, Frances Beem, Alfred Berg- mann. ROW 2: Reuben Betensley, Mrs. Teckla Birk, Mabel Blazier, William Block, Clyde Brown. ROW 3: Margaret Cain, Kathleen Cameron, Mrs. Evelyn Carstens, Wilton Clements, Mrs. Elsie Corby. ROW 4: Elizabeth Corcoran, Relta Coryell, Randolph Craig, Lowry Crane, Mrs. Louise Crotan. ROW 5: May Cunniff, james Davidson, Johanna Doniat, Mrs. Rosa Dooley, Edward Dow. ROV' 6: Frances Erikson, Mrs. Helen Forester, Eleanor Foster, Caroline Foulke, David Gipson. li?-Y FACULTY 'll' QF 4 X59'2' lam ROW 1: Edna Green, Meta Greiner, Henrietta Hafemann, Josephine HaH, Anna Hanley. ROW 2: Mrs. Gertrude Harold, Lillian Harwood, Mrs. Elsie Hassel, Mercy Hooker, Horace Howard. ROW 3: Ruth Jeffrey, Norma Jensen, Alice Johnson, Helen Jones, Mrs. Marion Jones. ROW 4: Clara Jophes, Zelma Karmsen, Martin Kehoe, Ella Kracke, Olive Kunz. ROW 5: Mrs. Alice Lawler, Marjorie Lee, Harry Leighton, Josephine Lesern, Mrs. Hester Leyden. ROXW 6: Grace Lindahl, Laura Lynne, Jessie Marsh, Margaret McCabe, Marie McCaughey. all i AV' M -i 1 R 1 ,yn , yr jf gay ,lf 6' if lb U. fxwffiiii A Q SDJ., ,, ' wilt! xii-BGL li. l I .x gil A j l f X I' . ' 1 .2 Q . 1 tj f , 1 , X r 5 A I IA- J 6 I l JP fi .ff ,f J J P - . If .1 i ' J pf' J ff jf X K -f L I T .f I ,X 1 f ' 1 ' V J ffl' 1,1 J X , X J 1 i RJ ' ' :P l . 1,ff l' . ,ffl ff' A 'U E P' ' 'I' l V' FACULI if 4 X J ,fy in 1 W l ROW 1: Vivina McWhinr1ie, Bella Meissler, Mabel Meyer, Mrs. Etta Millar, Ethel Miller. ROW 2: Alice Moore, Mrs. Violette Nagle, Mrs. Elsie Nasatir, Mrs. Otta Nelson, Emilie Noack, ROW 35 Marcia Norton, Charles Ostergren, Mary Pardee, Fern Paxson, Nell Peterson. ROW 4: Han-y Phelps, Harold Pomazel, Mrs. Helen Reed, Marie Rees, George Robertson. ROW 5: Webster Rose, Anna Sandberg, Mittie Scott, Albert Shaffner, Florence Sheehy. ROW 6: Dorr Simer, john Skinner, Ella Slemmons, Eliza Sloan, Theodore Sunko. X, X 1 FACULTY .- Y ' '- :-P . : , V -:DMA f . .-'fks - Qfiiff 4 He - e l ! l 1 4 I 4 ,J ROW 1: Katherine Sweeney, John Tanler, Evelyn Taylor, Mrs. Gertrude Thomas, Della Timm. ROW 2: Eva Twohig, Gem Tyler, Bertha Vincent, Mrs. Anna Walter, John Wantuch. ROW 3: Florida Wenzel, Helen Wilken, Mrs. Dorothy Worden. Winifred Bannon Josephine Hackett Genevieve Potuto Elizabeth Barnard Olga Hayes Eugene Ray Mrs. Marie Benjamin Loretta Hickey Catherine Ryan Betty Blakeman Alma jasper Ed Sanderson Catherine Brennan Veronica jenkinson Elsa Scheerer Anna Byrne Mrs. Galeta Kaar Lois Schuman Paul Chamberlain Ismene Kakarakis Laura Sedgwick Laura Christman Zena Kroger Sgt. john N. Siefert Glen Christy Mary LePera Melita Skillen Sgt. Albert Cloutier Bernadette Manning Ursula Stample Mrs. Eunice Cobb Herbert McKellar Myrtle Starbird Geraldine Connell Sgt. Patrick McNamara Arnold Thompson Mrs. Louise French Dorothy Melchione Mrs. Garnet Todd Eugene Friker Mildred Metzger May Waldo Sgt. Alfred Fulton Jacob Mitnick Mrs. Nettie Vlall Helen Gage Andrew Moore Lowell Warner Alice Gill Archibald Morrow Virginia Wattawa Olive Gleave Florence Nardi Mary Sheridan, Clerk Morris Gomberg Sophie Nelson Mrs. Stella Twomey, Clerk Sally Grade Leila Peterson Mabel Watts, Head Librarian 3 MRS. HELEN MARY MACKEY ESTHER CHARLES MRS. GRACE DIETRICH Clerk ROSENBANK DRISCOLL MAYFIELD Clerk Clerk Engineer Matron ROW 1: Glover, Daneman, Newton. ROW 2: Felt, Friberg, Dr. Zimmerman, Huys, Mr. Davidson, Anderson. JANUARY CLASS, 1943 january classes although diminutive in sive have always overcome this deficiency by their overwhelming vivaciousness and personality. The january class of 1943 has proved to be no exception. With students such as President George Huys, Vice-President Allene Ander- son, Secretary Joanne Newton, Treasurer Eugene johnson, and Marshal judge Martin Daneman occupying executive positions, the class did not fail to live up to a high standard. Throughout the entire semester the ever active class participated in school wartime activities, giving much to an all-out effort. The entire class gathered in the svelte Marine Dining Room of the Edge- water Beach Hotel on Thursday, january 28, where the efforts of the Luncheon Co-chairmen Juanita Glover and George Felt were rewarded by the satisfaction and pleasure derived from the gala affair. Not to be outdone by these hard- working seniors, Alumni Chairman Mary jane Friberg successfully completed duties of her position. Not a little credit belongs to two outstanding behind-the-lines figures, Dr. Zimmerman, Class Adviser, and Principal Davidson for sound advice and understanding cooperation. Page Eighteen RICHARD ABRAMS 4B Room Vice-president, ROTC, Band, Orchestra. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations. LOUIS ADORJAN ROTC, Marshal, Workers, Trust Ofhcers Lieutenant Colonel. BETTY ALFRAID Senn News Salesman, 1A Council. Club: Browsers. HERBERT ALPERT 1A Room Treasurer, Senn News, Annual Salesman: Marshal Major, ROTC Lieutenant. Clubs: Biology, Officers. WALTER ANDERSEN 1B Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Marshal, Trust Officer. Club: Biology. ALLENE ANDERSON 4A, 4B Vice-president, 3B Room President, 3A Room Secretary, 4A Room Treasurer: 4A, 4B, ZA, 1B Council: Senn News Salesman. IANUARY CLASS, 1943 IVAR ANDERSON Ticket Salesman, ROTC. MEYER APPLE Annual Salesman, Marshal, Workers, Trust Oficer. EUGENE ARIST ROTC, Band. JUNE AUSTIN 2A, 1A Room Secretary, Players. Club: French. AUDREY BACCHI 3B Room Vice-president, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: French, Spanish, SGAA. ERICA BACHEM 2B Room Secretary, Honor Society Secretary, Lettergirl, Intramural Sports, 2B Council. Clubs: SGAA, Nereids, Boosters. WILLIAM BAILEY 1B Treasurer, Baseball Manager, Senn News, Annual Salesman, Glee Club, Marshal. NAN BECKWITH 4B Room President, 2B Room Vice-president, 4A Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Ticket Salesman, 3B Coun- cil, Honor Society. Club: Browsers. LAVERNE BEHRENDS 2B Room Secretary, 1A Room Treasurer, Senn News, Annual Salesman, Fees Agent, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society, A Cappella. Clubs: Boosters, SGAA, Spanish, Greek, Hostess. BETTY BENSON 1B Council, Glee Club. Club: Browers. SHIRLEY BENTSEN Intramural Sports, 4A Council, Honor Society, Orchestra. Clubs: SGAA, Nereids. ROBERT BERBERIAN Band, ROTC. -Vx' + E . , 'K 21 , I X I 1 I ii A S r rs ., ,a ' ' 4 . ,.,f '- J Y E 'Hof' . ci I an , ,,A, -if XI . Page Nineteen RUTH BERG 1A Room President 2A Room Secretar 2B Room Treas- U y! urer, Honor Society. Club: Hostess. GRACE BISHOP Intramural Sports, Annual Fees Agent, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, Art Guild. ROBERT BLASDELL Intramural Sports, Ticket Salesman, Band. EAN BLOCK J Glee Club, Dramatics, Honor Society. Clubs: History, International Relations. DAVID BLUMENTHAL 2A Room President, Band Drum Major, Orchestra, ROTC. Club: Oficers. RICHARD BOYLAN . I 42411 ...-nr' '72 ff 3 M' FQ -+-f IANUARY CLASS, 1943 . t I A-M 1 : 3' Q Page Twenly JACK BROWN Football, Baseball, Letterman, Intramural Sports, Marshal. JEAN BRUECKNER Clubs: Browsers, SGAA, CELE MARIE BUSS 4B Room Secretary, 3A Room Treasurer: Intramural Sports, Annual Fees Agent, Salesman: Ticket Salesman, A Cappella. Club: SGAA. WILLIAM CAMPBELL 4A Room Vice-president, Swimming, Track, Letterman, Intramural Sports. SYBIL CARLIN IA, 1B Room President: 4B Council, Honor Society, Glee Club. Clubs: French, Drama. FRANCES CARLSON Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Browsers, Music Lovers. ROBERT CARLSON 4B President, 3A Room President: 2A, 2B Room Vice- president: Football, Tennis, Letterman, Intramural Sports, Annual Salesman, Ace Ticket Salesman, 4B Council, Marshal Lieutenant. JOAN CARPENTER Honor Society President, Workers. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess. WALTER CASTEEL RICHARD CAWLEY 3A, ZB, 1A Room President: 3B, 2A Room Vice-presi- dent, Players Vice-president, Intramural Sports, Marshal. GREGORY CHAKOS Senn News Salesman, 1A Council, ROTC, Marshal Lieutenant. BERNADYNE CHAZDON 3B Vice-president, 2B Room Vice-presdientg IA, IB Room Secretary, 2A Room Treasurer, Players. Clubs: SGAA, French, Zoology, Bridle and Boot, Blue Mask. I 4 Y A sa . - . f. e A 4 f . ji af , f : VIRGINIA CHRISTENSEN ' A , 2fgg,g,i 'A 3 Honor Society. Clubs: Greek, Hostess. JOHN cLEM1aNTs RICHARD COHEN 1A Vice-president, 2A Council, Marshal Major. Clubs: p t '. 1 ',', B iology, International Relations, Botany. ,, ' Ll ARMAND COHODES Spanish Club President, Mixed Chorus. Club: Civics. DENA COLOVOS Honor Society. Clubs: French, Greek, Careers, Browsers. VERNA COOK 4A Room Secretary. Clubs: SGAA, Browsers, JANUARY CLASS, 1943 BETTY CORTS Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, Browsers. NORMAN COWIN 3A Marshal judge, BA, 3B Room Vice-president, Foot- ball, Track, Intramural Sports, 3A Council, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Careers, Browsers. ARTHUR DAHLQUIST ZB Room President, 1A Room Vice-president, 3B Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, ROTC, Marshal. Clubs: Biol- ogy, International Relations. MARTIN DANEMAN 4A Marshal Judge, 4A, 3A Room President, Track, 4A, 3A Council, Scrap Drive Committee. Club: Spanish. GLORIA DELAPPE 4A Room President, 4B Room Vice-president, 1A Room Secretary, lA, 1B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: French, Hostess. GEORGE DUNLOP 1B Room President, 2B Room Treasurer, Football, Intra- mural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Marshal. EDWARD EDER Intramural Sports, Marshal. RALPH EDER Intramural Sports. ROBERT EGER 3B Room President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Sales- man, Ticket Salesman, 4B, 3A Council, Honor Society, Marshal. WILLIAM ENGDAHL LA VERNE ENGELBREIT 4A Room Vice-president, 3A, 3B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Browsers. PHILLIP ESTES Senn News Staff, ROTC, Band, Marshal. -' 4 I 'f ' ,554 A . ' 4- .. - . ,V . g'+::13- . f I -.-H , is . ' ,I ,- A 5 Q A Q if-1 X s A a . ,J-...V ,, Af : 'Q A ..,, . f Xzqw' A sl Q 5. fi fx' N Q? N j g 'M p A .., p P3 tw me f l A sa A nf.. Af.. if' V - , ...As .,,,,7,. ,,.,,i, - ,,,-,gs Y. 1 V.,.,, M y ., .. , f 3 . ' 4. ' 192 .- ' A? f QQ. J- , se - 'JA -. u.1..fQ.s 'Ag 1 f fb . 5 1. 1 Page Twenly-One CHRISTINE EUSTATHION Clubs: Red Cross, Spanish. SHIRLEY FELDMAN Clubs: French, SGAA. GEORGE FELT Prom Chairman: 4B Vice-president: 4A, 3A, 2A Room President, Football, 4B Council, Trust Officer Lieutenant Colonel, Boys' Chorus, Scrap Drive Chairman. ROBERT FERGUSON 2A Room Vice-president, International Relations Presi- dent, ROTC, Band, Marshal, A Cappella. LEATRICE FISHER Honor Society, Worker's: Clubs: Red Cross, Scribblers, International Relations. JOHN FORDE 3B Room President, 4A Room Secretary: Biology Club President, Intramural Sports, 2B Council, Honor Society. JANUARY CLASS, 1943 A 9 4, ' I' ,-7 .4 , . I f f 1 A , y , pf Q, 0 ,, X ,, ' . Zi? 7 ii J. A. Page Tzvefzzj'-Two CHARLES FREDA Football, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Band, Marshal. MARY JANE FRIBERG 4A Alumni Chairman: 1A, 1B Room Secretary, 4A, SA Council. Club: SGAA. JEANETTE FRIEDMAN JACK GAINES 1A Room President, 3B Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Marshal. ARLYN GIERKE Club: Nereids. JOHN GITTLER Music Lovers President, History Club Vice-president, Art Guild Treasurer, Senn News Cartoonist, Band, Orchestra, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Biology. JUANITA GLOVER 4A Luncheon Chairman: 4A, 1A Room Secretary: 4A Council. Club: Hobby. GERTRUDE GOLDSTEIN Intramural Sports. Clubs: International Relations, Pan American, GAA. JACK GORAN SON EDNA GOULD Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Pitman, Browsers, Boosters, SGAA. EVELYN GREVIN 4B Room Treasurer, Book Club Secretary. Clubs: SGAA Hostess. i MARIE GUSTAFSON 4A, 3B Room Secretary, Lettergirl, Intramural Sports Clubs: Hobby, SGAA, Nereids. ' ' HV: , JANUARY CYNTHIA HASTINGS Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Boosters. JEAN I-IAYDEN Lettergirl, A Cappella. Clubs: SGAA. JACK HENZ ROTC, Orchestra, Marshal. JOHN HOERBER 3A Room President, 4A Room Vice-president, ZB Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, Biology. CARL HOLM DORIS HOLZ 2A Room Secretary, Players. Clubs: SGAA. MARION HOMRIG A Cappella. Club: SGAA. STANLEY HORWICH 1A Room President, 2B Room Treasurer, Track, Intra- mural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Marshal. Clubs: Careers, French, International Relations. MARY-HELEN HUDSON 2A Room Vice-president, 3B Room Secretary: IA, 3A Room Treasurer: Senn Girls Military Corps Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Band. ELISE HUTSEBAUT 2B Room Secretary, 2A Room Treasurer, IB Council, Honor Society. Club: Browsers, SGAA. GEORGE HUYS 4A President, Senn News, Ticket Salesman, Football, Letterman, Intramural Sports, 4A Council, Honor Society, Marshal. Club: International Relations. BETTY ANNE JOHNSON 4B Treasurer, 1B Room Vice-president, 2A Room Secre- tary, 1A Room Treasurer, Lettergirl, Intramural Sports, Senn News, Annual Salesman, 4B Council, Honor Society. Club: SGAA. CLIFFORD HAGGENJOS Biology Club Treasurer, Stamp Club President, Annual Salesman, 4A, 4B Council, Marshal Lieutenant. GEORGE HALLARON ROTC, Band, Marshal. WILLIAM HALPER Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Band, Marshal Major, Honor Society. Club: International Relations. DOLORES HANDELMAN 1A Room President, Careers Club Secretary, Annual Salesman. ARNOLD HANSON Intramural Sports, Boys' Chorus. JANIS HARVEY Annual Salesman. Club: SGAA. CLASS, 1943 g m J .14 Page Twezzzy-Three EUGENE JOHNSON 4A Treasurer, 4A, ZA, ZB, IA Room President: 3A Room Vice-president, Intramural Sports, Annual Salesman, 4A Council, Honor Society. RALPH JOHNSON Intramural Sports. SVEN JOHNSON VIVIAN JOHNSON 4B Room Secretary-Treasurer, Careers Club President: Senn News Copy Editor, Co-Editor-in-Chief: Senn News, Annual Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Scribblers, Boosters. ROBERT JONES IA Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Annual Salesman. Club: Chemistry. CHARLES JUHASZ 2B, IA, IB Council, ROTC, Band, Marshal, Trust Offi- cer Colonel. Clubs: International Relations, Boosters. JANUARY f A V I C 24. :li V I FL ? vt r , 'V :QV LII? f ,Z , .ys it 'Q' f , --S2 -- . ' 2-E- A . .rr -3, U A if J Page Tweniy-Four CLASS, 1943 BURTON KADISON Careers Club Treasurer, Intramural Sports, ROTC, Band, Orchestra, Marshal Lieutenant. Clubs: Chemistry, Scrib- blers, International Relations. NORMAN KAHN IA Room President, Track, Letterman, Intramural Sports, IB Council, Marshal Colonel, Band, ROTC. Club: Inter- national Relations. PHYLLIS KALECH Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Club: SGAA. GEORGE KARLIS 2A Room Vice-president, Intramural Sports. Clubs: Careers, International Relations. DAVID KATZ IA, IB Vice-president, 2A Room President, 2B Room Secretary: Football, Letterman, Ticket Salesman, Band, Mar- shal. Club: Chemistry. RICHARD KATZ Intramural Sports, ROTC, Band, Marshal. Clubs: Inter- national Relations, Browsers. IRENE KAVOURAS 4B Room Treasurer. Clubs: Scribblers, Art Guilcl, SGAA. LEROY KAYE 3A Room Treasurer, French Club Vice-president, ROTC. Honor Society. Clubs: Critics Clique, International Rela- tions, Conservatory. ARTHUR KELLEY ROTC, Band, Dramatics. CORINNE KIESTER 3A Room Vice-president, 4B Room Secretary, SB Room Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, French, Hostess. RICHARD KLEEMAN Clubs: Chemistry, Camera. NANCY KORETZ IB Room Treasurer. Club: Spanish. '-12' If lv 53 'f K .P si H L 4' 54 J Wa . ,W JOSEPHINE KRACOW 2B Room President, 3B Room Secretary, 1A Room Treas- urer, Senn News Salesman, Glee Club, Players. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Biology, French. ROBERT KRAFT IB Room President, Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant Colonel. LOIS KRANSZ 1B Room Secretary, A Cappella. Clubs: Book, Hostess. BURTON KRUGLICK Stamp Club Vice-president, Senn News Salesman, 4A Council, Marshal Lieutenant. VIRGINIA KUNESH Glee Club, Woi'kers. Clubs: Art Guild, SGAA. BLANCHE LADENSON Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Red Cross, French. JANUARY CLASS,1945 DONALD LARSON 1A Room Vice-president, Intramural Sports, Band, Marshal. ERIC LARSON 2B Room Secretary, 4B Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports. JAMES LAVIN MONTE LAZARUS 1A Room Vice-president, Intramural Sports, Marshal Lieutenant, Honor Society. Clubs: Biology, French. JUNE LEE Honor Society. Club: Browsers. JANE LEINER 3B Room Secretary, Players Secretary, 4B, 2A Councilg Honor Society. Clubs: Scribblers, Hostess, Boosters. ROBERTA LEVEY HENRY LEVINSON 4B, 3B Room President: 4B, 2A Council, ROTC. Clubs: Ofhcers, International Relations, Red Cross. JANE LEVY Club: French. MARION LINN Honor Society. Clubs: Home Economics, SGAA, Hostess. OSCAR LOTKA Football, Letterman, Intramural Sports, Marshal. JEAN LOWRY A Cappella. Clubs: SGAA, Careers. if.. di? Page Twenty-Five CARMEN LUNDGREEN Senn News Salesman, A Cappella. Club: SGAA. JUNE MACK 3B Room Vice-president: IA, IB Room Secretary, 2B Room Treasurer, Senn News Copy Editor, Co-Editor-in- Chief, Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, Spanish, Hostess, SGAA. WINIFRED MADARAS Honor Society, A Cappella. Club: SGAA. BETTY MARKIN 4A Room Secretary, French Club President, Senn News Annual Salesman, Honor Society, Orchestra. Clubs: SGAA, Chemistry, Hostess, International Relations, Art Guild. ELAINE MARKOVITZ Senn News Assistant Editor, Copy Editor, Honor Society. Clubs: French, Red Cross, International Relations. ANNE MATHIS Clubs: SGAA, Boosters, Careers. 1 - JANUARY CLASS, 1943 'LAX Sr wt kv V. 1 61 I 3 ' a N in ' N. if ,.,. I 5 ? film 1 . V. 2 1: as ,.. 1 li rat. 12 A aw 'L . ' 'kl I I at Page TZLEIZIQ-Sf.X' 0 v ERNEST MATHISON Intramural Sports, XWorkers. JOHN MCCORMICK 4A Room President, Football, Intramural Sports. MARGARET MCDONALD PATRICIA MEYER 3B, 2B Room Secretary: 2B, IA Room Treasurer, Annual, Senn News Salesman: 4B Council, Honor Society. Clubs Spanish, Browsers. RUTH MEYER IA Room President. Club: SGAA. MARGARET MIRACLE Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Browsers. HAROLD IWITCHELL ZA, IA Room President: Itnramural Sports, I-Iono Society. MORTON MOLLNER Annual Salesman, ROTC, Honor Society. IRENE MURPHY IA, IB Secretary: 4B Marshal Judge, 2A Room Secre 1. tary, 2B Room Treasurer: Senn News Feature Co-editor, Salesman. Club: Browsers. ANN NELSON 3A Room Secretary, Wor'ker's, A Cappella. Club: SGAA DONALD NELSON 4B, ZB Room President: Intramural Sports, 4A Council Honor Society. DOROTHY NELSON a Annual Fees Agent, I-Ionor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess. STUART NEWMAN Golf, Intramural Sports: 4B, 4A Council: Marshal Major. Club: International Relations. JOANNE NEWTON 4A, 4B Secretary: 3A Room President: 4A-1B Council, Honor Society, A Cappella. Clubs: SGAA, Nereids, Book, Biology. YALE OGRON 1 f A ff' Football, Letterman, Senn News Salesman, Band. AQ' 5 , JACQUELINE OLSON ESA, 3B Class Secretary: 4A, IB Room Secretary: Hostess President, Trust Officers Secretary, 1B Council, Honor Society. Club: Boosters. RUTH C. OLSON Senn News Salesman, Co-Editor-in-Chief: 2A Council, Honor Society. Club: Boosters. RUTH E. OLSON 2B Room Vice-president. JANUARY CLASS, 1943 4 OSCAR OSCARSON ,ff Basketball. V J, DOROTHY OSTROV ,, Girls' chorus. Club: SGAA. ,I ., RICHARD OSWALD , 2A Room President, 3B Room Vice-president, 3A Room , Secretary, Intramural Sports. A in Qiri, ' A l Lois OVERHISER ' ' I ' A Cappella, Girls' Chorus, Dramatics. Club: SGAA. ,VA , , . Q , 3 GERALDINE PATTERSON A , ,Q ,.,,. ,,....,, 1A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: International Rela- L tions, Boosters. ' I 4 HELEN PEDLOW 4A Room President: IA, 1B Room Secretary. Clubs: 1 3 4' 1' Careers, SGAA, Browsers. f f I L firm 'ff ' V2 ' A ' HERB PERSON , 4A Room. President, Intramural Sports, Ticket Salesman, V VV F- M fy Marshal. Club: Chemistry. V4 qw. ' A JEAN PETERSEN ' ... JANE PETERSON W Honor Society, Wforkers. Club: SGAA. Z JUNE PETERSON Club: SGAA. DOLORES POSEY 2A Room Secretary, Senn News Assistant Editor, Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, Spanish, Hostess. MARTHA PRIDMORE Clubs: SGAA, Hostess. Page Twenty-Seven SHERLE RAMSAY 4A Room Secretary: Senn News Staff, Salesman: Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, Boosters. PATRICIA ROGAN Club: Pitman. DONALD ROGOVUSKEY ROTC, Band, Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. GLORIA ROSENOW 3A Room Treasurer, Honor Society. Club: Pitman. FLORENCE ROUBADEAUX 4B Room Vice-presiclent. Club: Spanish. VIRGINIA RUHLOW Senn News Staff. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. A ai, W JANUARY CLASS, 1945 W f 4 5 5.-wg . , , aw ,QQ , V v S P , if . g ,ff. .Q 1.-.4-. an Page Twenty-Eight RUTH SAMPSON IB Room Vice-President, Spanish Club Secretaryg ESA, 3B Council, Players, Honor Society. Clubs: Biology, SGAA, Boosters, International Relations. SHIRLEY SAMUEL Senn News Staff, Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, Careers. MAE SANDELL IA, IB Room Secretary, 4A Room Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Careers, Browsers. NEAL SCHECHTER Club: International Relations. RICHARD SCHMID IA Room Treasurer. LORLE SEMAR Clubs: SGAA, Browsers. MARY SHARPE 4A, 2B Secretary: 4B, 2A Treasurer: Intramural Sports, 3A Council. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, Browsers, Botany, Music. ERIC SHARTON Honor Society. DOROTHY SHELANDER 4B Room President, IA Room Secretary, 2A Room Treas- urer. Clubs: Nereids, Spanish, Hostess. ALLAN SHERMAN 3B Room President, 3A Room Vice-president, 2B Room Secretary: Intramural Sports, Marshal Captain. Clubs: ln- ternational Relations, Careers, Spanish. BERNARD SHIPIN 2A Room Treasurer, Fencing, Letterman, Senn News, Annual Salesman, IA Council, Players, Band. Club: French. SHIRLEY SINGER ,, W, J Q f 5 42 6: S W aw 2 22 IANUARY EVELYNNE STUBERG 4B, 2B Room Secretary, Annual Salesman, 4A-3A Coun- cil, Honor Society. Clubs: Art Guild, Boosters, Hostess, SGAA. RICHARD STULL 4A Vice-president, Football, Letterman, Intramural Sports, Ticket Salesman, Marshal. DONALD SULLIVAN KARIN SVENSSON Glee Club. ROY SWANSON Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Annual Sales- man, Fees Agent, ROTC, Marshal. DONALD TAYLOR 1A Room Vice-president, Players, Honor Society. STANLEY THARNSTROM 4A Room Vice-president. WILLIAM URBAN , 3A, 1A Room President: 2A Room Treasurer, Track, Intramural Sports, Senn News, Ticket Salesman, Honor Society. RUTH WACHTENHEIM 2A, 2B Room Secretary. Clubs: SGAA, Red Cross, Critics Clique, History. ELIZABETH WAGNER Annual Salesman, Fees Agent, 1B Council, Honor Society, A Cappella. Clubs: Book, Hostess. BERNARD WALCHAK . VIRGINIA WALDEN A Cappella. Clubs: SGAA. MILDRED SOELTER IA Room Secretary, 2B Room Treasurer, Honor Society, Workers. Club: SGAA. IRENE STAKE - DAVID STARRETT ZB, IA Room Treasurerg Marshal. Club: French. ROBERT STERLING XV o rkers. EDWARD STOLMAN ROTC, Marshal Lieutenant, Honor Society, Scrap Drive Committee. Club: International Relations, Spanish, Biology. SHERNWIN STONE Honor Society Treasurer, Players President, Biology Vice- president, Senn News, Annual Salesman: 3B, lA Council: Marshal. Clubs: Biology, International Relations, Chemis- try, Spanish. CLASS,1945 i ,- f X ,s rg PL. Exit.. - ikffl, ,' 1- 'ilk , X , . ' - gl-1, V I 5 3325 if ' I 40 ,f . . ., '72, ':.-v,:1:' .w - ' 1 - 4f Z,?, 7521 , .2 a -13:23 Q 'L 3' ' 1 . 1 1 -1, Q: ff 1' iv' I . 1 ' Page Twenly-Nine JANET WALKER 1B Room President, 1A Room Vice-president, 2B Room Treasurer. Club: SGAA. GERALD WEINER ROTC, Band, Orchestra, Marshal Lieutenant. EDITH WEISS Workers, Honor Society. Club: French. ' A RICHARD WEISS Track, Ice Skating, Tennis, Letterman, Intramural Sports, Band, Marshal. SYLVIA WEISS Honor Society. Clubs: French, Art Guild. DONALD WILLADSEN Iizge Tbirly JANUARY CLASS, 1943 HAROLD WILSON 3A President, 2A-1B Room President, 4A Room Treasurer, Apparatus, Swimming, Intramural Sports, Cheerleader, Senn News Salesman, 3A Council, Marshal. ARLAINE WOLFE Careers Club Secretary, Senn News Exchange Editor, AS- sistant Editor, Annual Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Scribblers, French. BETTY YATES Hall Guard. Clubs: Browsers, Chess and Checkers. HOWARD YOST 3B Room Treasurer. Club: Stamp. KENNETH YOUNG Intramural Sports. Club: Art Guild. EDYTH ZIEGMUND 3B, 2A Room President, 3A Room Vice-president, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Hostess, Careers, French, SGAA, Red Cross. l gow. l ROW 1: Smith, Gunderson, Kelly, Sullivan, Mr. D vidson Messfer, Zwgng, Dr. Zimmeij n, f Adler, Webster, Boze. Q f -1 7 gLP Y! ,, ,,,uAff ,gy ff ,f' j J f , , , V, ll. Y, ,K ,f1ffEif1:ZQL7, -4?57 IAC., .,4iL5Z:Z::2L,Pu JUNE CLASS, 1943 TT Striving to leave Senn with memories of a hard working War Effort group, the class of june, 1943, reached its goal and went over the top. Waiting for the results of the first big event of the semester, the class elections, put candidates in a tense mood. When the suspense was over victoriously emerging was popular Humphrey Sullivan as president. Ably aiding him in their oliices were Vice-President Kenneth Gunderson, Secretary Rosemary Kelly, and Treasurer Charles Adler. The Luncheon, Prom, and Alumni chairmen were respectively Dorothy Boze, Marion Smith, and Clare Webster. Keeping order efficiently were Marshal judges Bill Messner and Bianca Zwang. Swinging and swaying to the music of Lew Diamond and his orchestra on a lovely june evening, soft lights above, the scent of flowers in the air- these dramatic words in no way underestimate the success of the Prom at the Medinah Club on june 17. That long awaited june 24 found graduates at the Orrington Hotel enjoying the Senior Luncheon, and that night with diplomas in hand, the members left Senn to continue a splendid record. Utmost appreciation goes to Principal Davidson and Senior Adviser Dr. Zimmerman for their helpfulness and cooperation. The four years at Senn will always remain a vivid picture in the memories of this superb class. Page Thi:-ry-One W5 CW ' CI':llg,?1CABELMANN 3 SYLVIA' ABERG aj IB Room Secretary. Clubs: International Relations, Careers, 2? French, Red Cross, SGAA. FLORENCE ABLIN 4A Room Secretary, Glee Club, XX'orkers. Clubs: Inter- national Relations, Hostess, Browsers. DOROTHY ADAMS Senn News, Annual Salesman. Clubs: Spanish, Home Economics. MARILYN ADELMAN Red Cross Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Careers, International Relations, Browsers. CHARLES ADLER 4A, IB Treasurer: Chemistry President, IA, IB Council: Honor Society, Marshal, Boys' Chorus. Clubs: Biology. UNE CLASS, 1943 LEONARD ADLER 2A Room Vice-President, ZB Room Treasurer, International Relations Vice-President, Track Golf, Track Manager, Letter- man, 4B Council, Marshal Major, Honor Society. Clubs: Camera, Chemistry, Boosters. BUDDY AFREMOW Baseball, Basketball, Ice Skating, Intramural Sports, Letter- man, Marshal. Club: Camera. HAR D, AHLBECK , , My atll Lieutenant, Band. f M, u. X ,X ' 4' ' ,ff . ,f ft ,,,, .. ' ' Luci ALBERTS - ,za Intramural Spo s, Glee Club. Club: SGAA. .I DONALD ANDERSON 4B Room Vice-President, Trust Officer Lieutenant Colonel, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. HENRY ANDERSON IA Room Treasurer, Boys' Chorus Vice-President, Intra- mural Sports, Marshal Major. JUNE ANDERSON Prom Committee, Intramural Sports. Club: Critics' Clique. RUSSELL ANDERSON Football, Intramural Sports. MARGUERITE ANDREWS IA Room Vice-President, IB Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, Careers. ELSIE ARONSON Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Club: SGAA. PAUL ATKINSON Apparatus, Intramural Sports, Boys' Chorus, Marshal, ROTC. Club: Chemistry. THERESA AUSTIN Intramural Sports, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: International Relations, French, SGAA, Careers. J 'C Page Thirty-Two DON AYER ROTC, Band, Honor Society. BETTY BADGLEY 4B Room Secretary, Honor Society. RUBY BALLIS 1B Room Secretary, French Club Secretary, Senn News Salesman, IA Council, Honor Society. Club: SGAA. PATRICIA BANKS Chemistry Treasurer. Clubs: Nereids, SGAA, French, International Relations. - SYLVIA BARKER Mixed Chorus. Club: Nereids. JOYCE BARNETT Pitman Secretary, Annual Fees Agent, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess. , N-- f A 4 1 JUNE cLAss,1945 S- ,H E' 's - ROBERT BARRON 1 om Vice President Intramural S orts Pla ers, Band, J A Ro - , p , y Orchestra. Clubs: Chemistry, Browsers. I JOSEPH BARTHOLOW Scribblers President, Band, Marshal, Trust Officer. Clubs: Chemistry, International Relations, Critics' Clique. SARAH BASICH Clubs: Pitman, French. JAMES BASIL Senn News Salesman, ROTC Sergeant, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: X, Chemistry, Browsers. CHARLES BAUER Swimming, Letterman, Senn News Salesman, 2A Council, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish. LORRAINE BAUER Home Economics Vice-President, EEA, ESB Council: Honor Society. Clubs: Browsers, X. WILMA BAUER IA, IB Room Secretary: Honor Society. Club: Spanish. BERNARD BAUM Conservatory Treasurer, Intramural Sports, 4B-IB Council, Marshal Lieutenant, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Biology, Critics' Clique, Chemistry. THOMAS BAYLIE 3A, 2A, 2B Room Presidentg 3B Room Secretary, Critics' Clique President, Apparatus, Marshal Lieutenant, Trust Officer. ,- DOROTHY BECKER I 4A Room Vice-President, 2B Room Secretary, 4B Room Treasurer: Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Biology, Nereids, Hostess, Spanish, X, Boosters, SGAA, Art Guild, Red Cross. WILLIAM BECKER Concert Band, Honor Society. Club: Oflicers. EVELYN BEILIN 1A, 1B Room Secretary: Honor Society. Clubs: X, Inter- l national Relations, Spanish, French, SGAA. :ja-r-JZ 55 s ' Wop fx 2 Page Thirty-Three CYRIL BELL Clubs: SGAA, Home Economics. IRVING BELLOW Intramural Sports. Club: International Relations. RICHARD BENSON ROTC, Band. JOHANNA BERG Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, Chemistry, French, Spanish. MIMSI BERGER Glee Club, Honor Society. ROBERT BERGER Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Spanish, Inte' ational Re- lations. JUNE CLASS,EJ 5-f l. - I PAQ IA LIQKYM , f'Cl5 s: , Pit an B. 1 1 -',1 -f' lielit' . 'lI1 I S FZICCFS C1113 1 D21 S 1 , ,z N ' 3 Page Thirty-Four , ' ll I ' j I x N A 2B m ec etary In 'amural Sports, Senn News JERRY BI 1 - esman, Cougib Clribdljzpanish. f L :L BIRNBAUM TE 1A om Secretary, Senn News, Annual Salesman. Clubs: Intern. ' nal Relations, SGAA. BENJAMIN BLACKMAN 3B Room President, Ticket Salesman, Orchestra, Honor Society, Marshal Major. Club: International Relation. HOWARD BLOMGREN Boys' Chorus. Club: Camera. 1 MARVI 319513-E VWQ' ', ML b Track, Football, 4A, 2B Council' ,yers ' lu : Chemist . ' vw-Q HELEN BLUM I 3A Room Secretary, 4B Room Treasurer, X Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, French. JORDAN BLUM Apparatus, Intramural Sports, Concert Band. Club: Spanish. GEORGE BONTOS Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, ROTC Lieu- tenant, Orchestra. Clubs: Chemistry, Biology, Careers, Officers. JOAN BOSCA Annual Salesman, Annual Fees Agent: Honor Society. Clubs: Nereids, International Relations, Chemistry. EDWARD BOWMAN 1A Room Vice-President, Officers Vice-President, ROTC Major, City Brigade Lieutenant-Colonel. 7 x . nl V, ' I. , V .Llf':f. . , ff ,J I ff.. - M l A! IRA BRICHTA f'U Swimming, Football, 2A Council, Players, Marshal Major. ROBERT BROSMAN Officers Treasurer, Baseball, ROTC Captain, Marshal, Clubs: International Relations, Careers. CAROLYN BUCHHOLZ 4A, 1A Council: Honor Society. Clubs: Biology, Conserva- tory, X, Hostess. ROBERT BUEHLMAN ROTC, Band. HELEN BUECHLER Senn News Assistant Editor, News Editor, Salesman, Honor Society. Club: SGAA. DONALD BUESCHER Senn News Salesman. Club: International Relations. I I . ig? DOROTHY BOZE 4A Luncheon Chairman, 1A Room Secretary, 1943 Forum Editor-in-Chief, Business Co-Manager, Senn News Staff, Salesman: 5B Council: Honor Society, Workers, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Art Guild, SGAA, Boosters. ROBERT BRADFORD 1B Room Vice-President, Band, Orchestra. Club: Chemis- try. ROBERT BRANDT Camera President, ROTC, Marshal. GUSTAV BRAUN Honor Society. Club: International Relations. DANIEL BRESNEN Marshal. LEONARD BRESSLER Track, Letterman, Senn News Staff, 1B Council, Honor Society, Boys' Chorus, Marshal. Club: Chemistry. AlAN 40 ' fv MUN l lr E J f PHYLLIS BURK H- A Q - t , Club: SGAA. ,UMD it it ' ' KENNETH BURRELL ,, l ,JV , Cartography Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Senlmlvwylew H Salesman. Club: International Relations. , I, Wi MARY BYER . 'E' fill fl 1 l Alb' J 1 JW I BETTEJANE CARGILL ,I xl X Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: Boosters, SGAA Spanish, International Relations, Hostess. ARLENE CARLSON m President 3A 2A 1A Room Secretary 4A, 3B, 1B Roo 3 , - 5 Lettergirl, Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Chemistry, Boosters. FRED CARLSON Apparatus, Baseball, Senn News Salesman, Marshal. Page Thirty-Five JUNE CLASS, 1943 x L it UC, , K 'Q NN -5 l N .UL- J , OIS CARLSON X 1A Treasurer, 4B Room President, 3B Room Vice-Presi- dent, 1B Room Secretary, 4A, 2B, 1A Room Treasurer, Lettergirl, Honor Society, Glee Club. Clubs: Chemistry, Pitman, SGAA, Hostess, Boosters. EQ TI-IENA CARVELL Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Pitman, Careers, Browsers, Hostess. JACQUELINE CASEY 4B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Boosters, Spanish. Hostess, SGAA, ROBERT CASEY 2A Room President, Ticket Salesman, Clubs: Ofiicers, Spanish. BERNICE CASH 2A Room Secretary, IA, 2B Room Society. Clubs: X, Hostess. VACILIA CASTRITSIS Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. ROTC Lieutenant. Treasurer g Honor NE CL 5 X U if '35 ,, ., ,. . in , I 1 l rr fr afiaf Ass,19-45 HARRIETTE CATZ Senn News Salesman. Club: Pitman. MARIE CHADWICK ol PHILIP CHARLESON Band, Honor Society, Players. Clubs: Biology, Camera, International Relations, Chemistry, Browsers. A CHATT J Club: Chemistry. LUCY CHELLSTORP 2B Room Vice-President, 4A-2A, 1A-IB Room Secretary: .XHonor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Ca- . 'reers, Nereid. JACK CHERBO Fencing, Senn News Salesman, Marshal, Band. Clubs: X, International Relations, Camera, Chemistry. N. X RUTH CHESKY ' 1A, 1B Room Treasurer, Baton Twirler, 3B Council Honor Society, Band. Clubs: X, SGAA, Chemistry, Inter: national Relations, Spanish. FRANCES CLARK IWARREN CLAUSON , Tennis. 5. PAULINE CLEM 3. Workers, Players, Honor Society. Club: French. JUNE COBB ' Senn News, Annual Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, Boosters f. RAY COHEN XM Swimming, Workers, Glee Club, Marshal. xl , 's Y' I W' ,ff Fw! , I J ' 'lx ' I I ,, . ly., Y V I , kj R, N . -Aa., UNE CLASS, 1942! ERNEST COUTURE Basketball, Baseball, Letterman, Intramural Sports. CELESTE COWEN 3B Room President, 2B Room Vice-President, 1A Room Secretary, 1B Room Treasurer. PATRICIA CUMMINGS Intramural Sports, Lettergirl, Girls' Chorus. Club: SGAA. WILLIAM DAHME CHARLES DANN Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Band, Marshal. JOANNE DAVIS 0 2B, 1A Room President: 2A Council. Club: SGAA. LOUISE DeCALUWE 3A Room Secretary, 1A Room Treasurer, Senn News Editor-in-Chief, Feature Co-Editor, Salesman: Honor Society. Clubs: Biology, Conservatory, SGAA. RAMSAY DECKER 1B Room Secretary, ROTC, Orchestra, Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. LEE DEUTSCH 5B, 2A Room President: 4B Room Secretary, Honor society. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry, Scrib- lers. SHERMAN DICKI-IOLTZ Ticket Salesman, Military Band, Marshal. Club: Careers. SHIRLEY DICKMAN 4B, 1B Council: Honor Society. Clubs: French, Scribblers. JEAN DINGLE 2A Room Secretary, 1943 Forum Business Supervisor, Business Co-Manager' Senn News Staff, Honor Society. Clubs: Biology, Conservatory, SGAA. FRANKLIN COLE 4A, 4B Room Treasurer, Players Treasurer, Marshal. Clubs: Careers, Chemistry, Browsers. DONALD COOLEY ROTC. LORRAINE COONS Club: SGAA. ROSEANNE CORRIGAN lA, 1B Room President, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Careers, Spanish. BERNARD COTLER Marshal. Club: Boosters. fx . 'sr If , KATHERINE COTTER f KJ' X A f 3B Room ie retary. r , llaaxygrs. Qwnchjf Aft Guild, Q9 Q I Dj J Lxyja-1 fi 5 U ft, I , J' A-'X I Kifjf xy- mx -K UNJXJJ l .JV RJ J' 'J Q4 6 if ' veg , . Q Q . ui me 1 'e if 1 I msg, , ., ...T ' , rs r A Page Thirty-Seven 'G . , . wr 2. L S . V A R - f ' m 1 1. .V .'5 J ,. F ff. , 1 , f wal 'Xa ' i Vg, X 3 Y l J s f in A . ' f Vi' '. Q M J I , , , ., ' xy v R 'Sill 5' Nfl, tif 43, I . 1 ,X NY i Fylif' Z! 'MLA' X' SJ - .VNORMA Lou DOGGETT q?,,,w'f -1. 3A Treasurer, Annual Salesman, Players. ' Club: SGAA. fa Yi. EILEEN DOMANCHUK A ' ,L MARVIN DoN1NE K 'xl 1B Room Treasurer, Band, Marshal Lieutenant-Colonel, J N B, Honor Society. Clubs: Biology, Browsers, Boosters. xl N R ll , A I 'S KENNETH DOTY 7, ' Baseball, Basketball, Letterman, ROTC. ,j YBETTY DROLET , ' 4B Room Vice- 'es' n Sen ews Sale:nan, Annual A , JERRY DRASTILD Fees Agent H B0 085' , nf U 'X 'Za W 1 ,i ,X .f ,Q -l, , r ,u 1 ,-K YQ 'W JUNE CLASS, 1943 I. M - . . 0 0 ,mu ,MAA-'Cf - 'rf '-' 4' Q TRUDY DRUCKE 1 f 4- fi-,,..,,,.4.U., LK 2B Room Treasurer, Players, H or Society. Clubs: Art XGA his s rs A at 'b. - QRS ' S Ft Ju -Atv XJ ffii VI' JUXJ' I - K! Page Tbiriy-Eigbt Guild, Pitman, Spanish. Qi- , if . EERE DUBMAN ' S ' --- N91 1A Room Secretary. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. RUSSELL DUDLEY 4A, 4B Room President, Senn News Sports Co-Editor, ZA-1A Council. Club: Boosters. , PATRICIA EBBESEN Senn News Salesman. Players, Honor Society. Clubs: French, Art Guild, SGAA, Hostess. FRANCES EDELSON 2A Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Staff: Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Careers, International Relations, Scribblers. HARRY EICKENBERG Senn News, Annual Salesman, Marshal. Club: Inter- national Relations. ALYCE EISELE Clubs: SGAA. ROBERT EISEN 2A Room Vice-President, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Marshal, Boys, Chorus. Clubs: International Rela- tions, Chemistry, Spanish. HILDUR EISEELDT Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, SGAA, Boosters. ROY EKSTEDT 4B Room President, 3A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Senn News, Annual Salesman, Honor Society. Club: Car- tography. CHARLES ELLIN Baseball, Football, Basketball Team Manager, Letterman, 4A Council. Honor Society. JUNE ELMLUND SGAA Treasurer, Hostess Vice-President. Club: Art Guild. POPI ELSON Hostess President, Senn News Salesman, Feature Staff: 4B, lA, 1B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, French, Greek, Conservatory, Biology, Critics' Clique. EDITH EMANUEL Senn Girls' Militarv Corps. Clubs: SGAA, Browsers. ARLINE EVANS Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. ROSEMARY EVEN WARREN EVEN Intramural Sports. JERRY EVERT 4A, 2B Room President: 5B Room Vice-President, Tennis, Annual Salesman, 1A Council, Honor Society. ,-,W JUNE CLASS, 1943 JAMES FAFORD Intramural Sports. Club: Science. FRANCES FAINE 4B Room Secretary, 3A, 3B Council: Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, SGAA. JACQUELINE FALKENSTEIN Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Browsers, Chemistry, French, Careers. EILEEN FEINBERG Senn News Salesman, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Red Cross, Critics' Clique, Spanish, Chemistry. JEAN FELZ 4B Room Vice-President, 3A-1A Room Secretary, SGAA President, Treasurer: Lettergirl, Honor Society. Clubs: Home Economics, Hostess. . . HARVEY FENSTEN gy' M Basketball. M W drffy d' ' f FLORENCE FINE WW MJ' Boosters Secretary, Tic et Salesman. lub: SGAA. NANCY FINLEY 4B Room Secretary, 3A-2B Room Treasurer: Annual Sales- man, 3B Council, Honor Society. Club: X. RICHARD FISK Marshal Lieutenant. Club: Chemistry. EILEEN FLAMM French Club Secretary, Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: Critics' Clique, Scribblers, International Relations. GERALD FLEGEL 2B Room Vive-President, 4A-BB, 1B Room Treasurer, Letterman, Baseball Manager, Senn News, Annual Salesman, 4A Council, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry, Browsers. SHIRLEY FLORY 4A-1B Room Secretary, 4A Council. M jr at-.44 4' l-3 E,-ef ..1 . .H W Page Tbirty-Nine ROBERT FORTON Intramural Sports, Worke1's, Boys' Chorus. Clubs: Art Guild, Spanish. ANN FOX Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, Browsers. JANET FRANKLIN Clubs: Pitman, X, French. AGNES GARTEN International Relations Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Nereids, Home Economics. HARRY GASSON International Relations President, Cross Country, Track Manager: Letterman, Senn News, Annual Salesman, 5B, 1A Council: Honor Society. Clubs: Red Cr Ass, T,Chem1stry, Boosters. FRED GEIS Baseball, Intramural Sports, M4 X dxf If al ,df Lv ' . f ' x1,ffF, J ' . .' UPN E fy JJ lair 5 W 3 Page Forty W , a .. - . S iw: if 4 Q by ig 5 .-S 5 y 3 GELLAR 3A Room Secretary-Trea rer, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Camera, International Relations. MARILYNN GENDRON Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Glee Club. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. GENEVIEVE GERARDY 3A-2A Room Treasurer, Orchestra. Clubs: SGAA, Critics Clique, Careers. NORBERT GLASSER Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, Spanish. KENNETH GLENTZER Intramural Sports, Lettergirl, Annual Fees Agent, Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, International Relations, SGAA, Nereids. MARILYN GLICK 2B Room Vice-President, 1A Room Secretary, 4A Council. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish. RUDY GLICK Marshal, Band. FRED GOETZ ROBERT GOLD Track, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Chemistry, Inter- national Relations. MORTON GOLDBERG Critics' Clique Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, 1A-1B Council, ROTC. GLORIA GOLDSTEIN 1A Room Secretary, 4B Room Treasurer. Clubs: SGAA, Browsers, Careers, Hostess, X. JOYCE GOLDSTEIN Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, 4B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Browsers, International Relations, SGAA, Chemistry. ,Q +-yfj1.gI..ffy 1. YYWLWQQQ if a- C R REENBERG SEYMOU G Senn News Salesman, Band. Clubs: International Rela- tions, Careers, Browsers. DORIS GREENFIELD Clubs: Critics' Clique, International I elations, SGAA. BETTY GRUDSKY 3A-3B Room President, 2A-2 o lc etary SGAA Hostess Browsers 2B Room V1 Sports Senn w Boys Chorus Marsl KENNETH GUND 4A Vice-President, President, 2A Room ROBERT GU ' ' re '-de , , s l ' LOIS GUSTAFSON Annual Sa sman Dfffyxlcwv-bra ILLIAM GUSTAFSON Za si 60-gn,-F5 3B Room President, 3A, oom Tf6HSUfCM3fSl13l. Club: Chemistry. MARLYS HAASE 2B Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, Boosters, X. PAUL HABERSTICH 2A Room Vice-President, ROTC Lieutenant. Clubs: Chemistry, Officers. MARJORIE HAGEN Annual Salesman, Fees Agent, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Boosters. JANET HALPRIN 1A Room Vice-President, 2A-2B Room Secretary, 1B Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Staff: 1943 Forum Biog- raphy Co-Editor, 1A Council. Club: Careers. TRICIA HAMMOND aes g 2A Council, Honor Society, l ub: Chemistry. SON 1' 1l?,Room President, 1B Room Vice- 'easurerg 3B, 2B Council, Workers, Honor Society, Boys' Chorus. Club: French. I THEODORE .GOLIN IB Room Secretary, 2B Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, 1A Council. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations, Chemis- try. YVONNE GOLTRY Honor Society. ENID GOODMAN Lettergirl, 4A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Red Cross, SGAA, International Relations, Pitman, Home Economics, French, Hostess, Chemistry. AGNES GORDINIER SGAA Vice-President, Camera Secretary, Lettergirl. Clubs: Hostess, Browsers, Spanish, Careers. ii RUTH GREEN -Qqx Q 2A Council, Honor Society. Ox Y- X v Alglfiii-reid Careers. fm sex F gp ' IUNE CLASS,1945 Qgtgaa Lfgg S A K 'K Q N f' 3gQooi1fTi'easurer, Intramural lub: Home onomi '. PA Clubs: French, Critics' Clique. : WKWW hd K 83 AP EDWIN HANFORD ROTC Lieutenant, Marshal. Club: Officers. FRANK HARRIS Alumni Committee, 3B Room Vice-President. 4A, 5A Room Treasurer, Apparatus, Letterman, Honor Society. HELOYSE HARRIS Clubs: International Relations, SGAA, X, French. JUNE HARRIS 2A-2B Room Vice-President. Clubs: Pitman, Hostess, International Relations, Careers, Spanish, SGAA. MARY ANN HARRIS Clubs: Art Guild, Pitman. ELEANOR HARRISON 4A Council. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA, X, Careers. UNE CLASS, 1943 ,, ,, Q00 clk lli. Z fvweg W. Mia... :lil-fv-an 03 uc' 9 75 4758 v fl AIU' JANICE HART 3B Room Secretary-Treasurer, 2A Room Secretary, Intra- mural Sports, Senn News Salesman. Club: SGAA. HATTON Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, 2B Council, Mixed Clubs: International Relations, Nereids, SGAA. !! MAY HAVAUX 4A 4B, ZA, 2B Room Vice-President, IA-1B Room 3A-3B Room Treasurer, X Treasurer, Honor Clubs: SGAA, Hostess. - -- f,.v,1f v .g .-5 X34 '. , - ' ' 4' .4 Ns ,. Q P Qii 9 1 a. 2 I X Rf, ' A 1 5 ' - .nf 5 x --, w X- I . -. 4 gil , ,,- :Sh 'f ir C 3 -5-4 I HAYES Room President, 4B Room Vice-President, 2A Room , Annual Fees Agent, 1B Council, Honor Society. HEALY Camera. HEGBERG Sports, Ticket Salesman, Marshal. Club: RONALD HELWIG ZA-1A Room Vice-President, 1B Room Secretary, Intra- mural Sports, ROTC, Marshal. ELSIE HESOTIAN Clubs: SGAA, Tennis, Hostess. ELVIRA HODEK 3A-1A Room Secretary, 2A Council. HELEN HORWICH 1A Room Secretary, Annual Salesman, 3B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry. WARREN HOLMES ROTC, Marshal. Club: Spanish. RICHARD HOLMSTROM IA Room President, 4B Room Treasurer, Senn News, Ticket Salesman, ZA, 1A Council, Marshal. 61f ' RUTH HULTGREN Club: SGAA. LUCILLE HYATT 2B Room Secretary, 4B-ZA Room Treasurer, Nereids President, Secretary: Annual Fees Agent, Honor Society. Clubs: Conservatory, Art Guild, Biology, Greek Chemistry, Critics' Clique, SGAA. VIRGINIA HYMAN Clubs: Spanish, Red Cross, Careers, Critics' Clique, SGAA. JAMES IRELAND ROTC Corporal. ROBERT ISOM Apparatus, Intramural Sports, Marshal. HARRY IVERSEN Marshal. ALICE IVERSON Intramural Sports, Band, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. NORBERT ,IACKER Senn News Salesman, 3A Council, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Red Cross, Chemistry, International Relations, Greek, Critics' Clique. GERALDINE JACOBSEN Intramural Sports. Club: SGAA. MARJORIE JAFFE 1A Room President, 2A Room Secretary, Senn News Annual Salesman: 2B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, Scribblers, International Relations, Spanish. DOROTHY JANSSON Clubs: Red Cross, Home Economics, SGAA. JIMMIE JOHNSON Senn News Salesman, Marshal. 9 trlliixff GERALDINE HOLTZMAN 1A-1B Room Secretary: Honor Society, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: French, Chemistry, International Relations, Careers. BETTY HOOVER Club: SGAA. ISLEA HOPE ZA-2B Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Browsers. WILBUR HORNER 5A-3B Room Treasurer, Apparatus, ROTC, Marshal. WILLIAM HORNKOHL ROTC Sergeant, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, Careers. HELEN HORWITZ Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, Browsers, Careers, Cartography. - f'Q Qi.. Skit X..- u. ffffj UNE CLASS, 1943 .fi :,x5, 3 Y. ag., A tu -I 1 4 I - haf! M-14 f I ,I I. ,-QF'-U ,IA - I5 ' W 09 ' 1' f 7 Q .es- J tl if u f. MARILYN JOHNSON Mixed Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. SONJA JOHNSON Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. VERLE JOHNSTON Honor Society. I ERLENE JONES U ,R Intramural Sports, Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. JAMES JONES 3 I A Intramural Sports, Marshal Captain. Clubs: X, Chemistry ROBERT JONES '. ' ,I QBasketball, In,tramural Sports, Honor Society. A gg' w' . N Fl: 'L tix Y P I ' , P ' 1 3 RSS' A it xy X 'f S' I' ' 's ra f jx I 'X UNE CLAS if I I x, .r ll' I Iv, ' .M .3 ff I 1' 4 ith J .lx I t l J x I l I Y lf 5 x z u Q rl ,T li .1 ll' I Page Foriy-Four JERGENSEN I X om President, Apparatus, Swimming, Intramural Letterman, Cheerleader, Marshal. LOLAJEAN KABRINE 1A-IB Room Secretary, History President, Critics' Clique President, International Relations Secretary, Senn News Fea- ture Staff, Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Scribblers, Boosters, Chemistry. GEORGE KACIN ROTC Sergeant. Club: Critics' Clique. GLEN 4A Sports, SHIRLEY KACIN ESA, 2B Room Vice-President, 3B Room Secretary, French Club President, Senn News, Annual Salesman, ZA, 1A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Critics' Clique, SGAA, Greek. LOLA KAGEN 4B-3A, 2B-1B Room President, 3B-2A Room Vice-Presi- dent, Cartography Secretary, Annual Salesman, ZA, 1B Council: Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, X, Spanish. DORIS KAHN Clubs: Careers, French. ' JOAN KAISER 4A Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman. MILTON KAKARAKIS 4B Room President, 3B Room Vice-President, ROTC Major, Honor Society. Club: Officers. ROCHELLE KALLIS 1A-IB Room Vice-President, 3A-3B Room Secretary, Lettergirl, Senn News Copy Editor, Feature Staff, Salesman: Honor Society, Girls' Military Corps. Clubs: Boosters, Inter- national Relations, SGAA, MORTON KAPLAN 1A-1B Room Treasurer, 2A Council, Orchestra, Band, ROTC Sergeant. GEORGE KAPLOW Fencing, Honor Society, Marshal, Trust Officer. Club: Chemistry. HENRY KARMANN Baseball, Intramural Sports. BENJAMIN KAROL Intramural Sports. Club: International Relations. LOIS KARPF Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, French, International Relations, Scribblers, Critics' Clique. JEANNE KATZ Senn News Salesman, Annual Fees Agent, Players. Clubs: Nereids, SGAA, Biology, International Relations. THELMA KATZ Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, X, SGAA. LOUISE KELLENBERGER 4A-4B, 3B, ZA, IA-1B Room Secretary: Lettergirl, Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, Chemistry, SGAA, Boosters, Hostess. ROSEMARY KELLY 4A Secretary, 4B Room Vice-President, Annual Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, Chemistry, Spanish, SGAA, International Relations, Boosters. 1UNE CLASS, 1943 LOIS KERMAN International Relations Secretary, Honor Society. Club: Art Guild. JEANNE KESLER Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Nereids. ROBERT KIETZMAN 3A-2A Room President, 2B Room Treasurer, Football Apparatus, Track, Letterman, Ticket Salesman, Honor Society. a MARJORIE KIRK 2B Room President, Ticket Salesman, Glee Club. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, Hostess, Boosters. ESTELLE KIVEN 1A Room President, Honor Society, Players. Clubs: Critics' Clique, International Relations. SHIRLEY KLEIN Players, Honor Society. Club: SGAA. at 'rw W h,f'Tai's 'ft' G LEIN-EXEL Ctr WJ Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, Spanish, Hostess. ARTHUR KLEINRATH ZA-1B Room President, Apparatus, Senn News Salesman, 2B Council, Orchestra, Marshal. Club: Chemistry. HOWARD KODNER 3A Room Secretary, Iliftramural Sports, Mixed Chorus, a RICHARD KOENIGSBERG 3B Room President, 4A-4B Room Treasurer, X Treasurer, Chemistry Vice-President, Treasurer, 3A Council, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: French, International Relations. RELBA KOHN Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, X, French, Spanish, SGAA. CAROL KOLB 2B Room Secretary, 2A Room Treasurer, Scrap Drive Co- Chairman, Z-B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Inter- national Relations, Careers, Nereids. J'1 f M ' f -ff: 14 , U' . ,iffy l p ,V f if X I I I J X Page Parry-Fwe Nay, L l, Y, I r 1 1. , I, ,f y W ' 1. .N ,rr 1,:l ii I ills, I V 'i f If i rf I A I' O I . ANTHONY KONSTANT 1B Room Vice3President, Swimming, Honor Society, lub: Chemistry. SELAINE KOPAALD 1B Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Fr nch, Browsers, SGAA, International Relations. DONALD KOPPEL 3B Council, ROTC, Honor Society, IRVING KOPPIEL Track, Football, Intramural Sports, Boys' Choru . HARVEY KORMANF f,i.,,f,vu,.. L f ,-5-QL t Players. ,JXJDV , f I ETHEL KOTAI. via.--og,., Red Cross President, Honor Society, Pl' ers. H' Clubs: French, Pitman, Critics' Clique, Browsers, International Re- lations, SGAA, JUNE CLASS, 1945 X EVELYN KRAUSE ZA-2B Room President, 1A-1B Room Secretary, Workers. Clubs: French, SGAA, Hostess. -we AGNES KRISMAN 1B Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, 1B Council, Honor Society. Club: SGAA. LORRAINE KROPP Annual Salesman, Honor Society. Club: Browsers. Z i ist: ::-' 5 1 fy . if f t Z , ,.,, ,t -' , . 'ff -.r' MIRIAM KUEHN I . Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Browsers. q. Q, , , : RAYMOND KUEHNE X V Q Q ELSIE KYVIK , J 3A-3B Room Secre y, Red Cross Treasurer, 3A Council, , mu g., q . V - Q -- ' t Honor Scgiletyx Club: GAA. fs - t fi i I t - ,A Q '0 W ,gsf ' LLTAQ LANGE ' Intramural Sports, Marshal. , JEAN LANGERMAN , H - ik ,N 2B Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: I: I X 5. Critics' Clique, History, International Relations. le, ,sg DONNAH LARsoN t 2A-2B Vice-President, 4A, SA, ZA-1B Room Secretary, , Careers President, Senn News Salesman, 3B Council, Mixed I X ,X Chorus, Players Secretary. Clubs: SGAA, Critics' Clique. i x J as A I O N JUNE LARSON K I ' Clubs: SGAA, Browsers. ft X' X 5 : HELENE LAX V, ,X ,L 53 2B Room Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, . q A Greek, International Relations. Q X, JOYCE LEITHARDT fi? SGAA President, Cheerleader, Lettergirl, Annual, Senn L ,cvql A X News, Ticket Salesman, 2B Council, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Nereids, Boosters. Page Forly-Six Al SALLY LEWIS Honor Society. ULYSSES LEWIS Browsers Vice-President, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Club: International Relations. MARJORIE LIDMAN Honor Society. HELEN LINDBERG Honor Society. C ub: Browsers. LaVERNE LIPPER ' 2A R s .irm e ws , Players. Clubs Cliq e, 'con i's mistry, Inter- nationa Relations. MARILYN LIPSICTZ 1A Room Secretary, Senn News, Annual Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, Red Cross. -, JUNE LOEB 2A Room Vice-President, 1A Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Staff. Clubs: Red Cross, SGAA, Spanish, Inter- national Relations. BERTEL LONQUIST 3A-3B Room Vice-President, 2A Room Treasurer, Chemis- try President, Letterman, Annual, Ticket Salesman: 4A Coun- cil, Honor Society. ROBERT LOSCH 4A Council, ROTC Lieutenant, Marshal. Club: Officers. MARJORIE LOVELL French Club Secretary, 4B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Critics' Clique, Greek. BARBARA LUNDGREN 2B Room Secretary, Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, Browsers, Boosters. DOROTHY LYNN 1B Room President, 2B-1A Room Vice-President, 2A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Lettergirl, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: SGAA, Chemistry, Spanish, Pitman. MARILYN LEITHARDT Lettergirls' Treasurer, Cheerleader, Senn News, Ticket Salesman: Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Nereids, SGAA, Boosters. LENORE LETTO Glee Club. Club: SGAA. SARA LEVEY Honor Society. JULES LEVIN Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Band, Marshal. Clubs: Chemistry, International Relations, Camera, X. JUNE LeVINE Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. NORTON LEWIN International Relatio s Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Annu Sales n, Marsl . lubs: Spa 'sh, Ch mistr 7 S Q 4 Page Forty-Seven QM 1 v - , UNE C AS ,194 QQ Q 1 n 5 'I' ,rv Q la 1- DORIS LYTLE Annual Salesman, 2B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Browsers, French. NAOMI MALTZ 2B-4A Room Secretary, Biology Club Treasurer, Senn News Staff, 1943 Forum Biography Co-Editor, Senn News, Ticket Salesman: Annual Salesman, Fees Agent, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: Careers, Conservatory. CAROL MANASTER IA, 2A-4A Council: Honor Society. Club Browsers. AUGUST MANCUSO Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Marshal, Boys' Chorus. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations. CHARLOTTE MANDEL Mixed Chorus. Clubs: International Relations, Browsers, Careers. GUS MANGOS IUNE CL W QIQT . Page arty- 1 hz ' 'H . sf VN C. , I I Q 4 ASS,1945-by ROSE MARIE MANZ Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. EVA MARCUS Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry, French. . GUNTHER MARX Music Lovers' Secretary, Annual Salesman, Honor Society. Club: Camera, SONIA MASEL Clubs: Biology, French, Home Economics, SGAA. ELIZABETH MASON 2A Room Vice-President, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild. ROBERT MATTEO Apparatus. K LORRAINE MAUTNER LAWRENCE MCCABE Intramural Sports. HELEN MCCARTNEY 2A Room Secretary. Clubs: SGAA, French, Boosters Hostess, Browsers. ANNA LOU MCCUE Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Red Cross, Critics Clique, SGAA. JAMES McDONALD ROTC. Club: Officers. WILLIAM McDONALD IA-4A Room President, Apparatus, Intramural Sports Honor Society. Clubs: Biolo8Y, Chemistry. Wa... 1 1 -1,4,y'i '4 ' W rf ' ' J - we U . , , .G .uri f'P'f'7' fx f fi fl f 4 ,M -ft ' wma. f , A A '. W -. ,px f I ,fQ.Z.,4 .V,,, , ,. :iff Cv ,,f a s-5 f. N ' UNE CL S JEANNETTE MEYER ARNOLD MICON Fencing, Ticket Salesman, 3B-1A Council, Honor Society, Marshal, Boys' Chorus. Clubs: Biology, Boosters. FRANK MILLER 2B-IB Room President, Intramural Sports, IA, 1B Council Band, Marshal Colonel, Boys' Chorus, Honor Society, Lift' .,. , , V 4 1 I S .4 f A ' g ., ,.f..! ' Q: GLORIA MILLER. I ' ., ' 'Q ZA-1B Room Secretary, Senn Nevis' Salesman, Players,- Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Careers, International Rela- tions, Hostess. EDWIN MINER Society. Clubs: Chemistry, International Relations. JAMES MINSHALL ROTC, Honor Society. 4. , 1' 14529 fl J i 4 0 ' GEORGE M1sTHo f .ffl Ticket Salesman, Marshal, Ba d. A . , GEORGE MITCHEL ROTC Band SHIRLEE MONSO4 ' Z Clubs: International Relations, SGAA, Boosters. JAMES MORAN 4A-3B Room Vice-President, Football, Baseball, Letterman. JEANNETTE MOSCHEL 2A-IB Room Secretary, X Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Glee Club. Club: International Relations. JENNALEE MOTT 3A Room President, Senn News, Annual Salesman: Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, Boosters, Careers, Spanish. 1B Council, Players, Marshal Major, Orchestra, Honor ff ,I . f X347 WILLIAM MCHUGI-I . X ' ' 3A President, Football, Intramural Sports, Letterman, Ticket Salesman, Marshal. Club: International Relations. RICHARD MEISTER 4A Room Vice-President, Apparatus, Intramural Sports, Boys' Chorus, Letterman, Marshal. TED MELIN 1A Room Vice-President, Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Trust Officer. Club: X. ,. .1 A , IQ? Ifrvtfkffqjl, KENNETH MEREDITH fx , . . 0. ROTC. Club: chemistry. ff I-3-,rye-JSA., WILLIAM MESSNER :X 4A Judge, 4A-3B Room President: 3AXR'oom Vice-Presi- dent, 4B Room Secretary, Critics' Clique President, Careers President, International Relations Treasugrqgfffrack, Letter- man, 1A Council, Honor Sociebf, Marshal. Glubs: Greek, Scribblers, Spanish.1-If L f'u1,f If ,ffj I ,,., '.,f,g,J,, GERALD METCALFE -' of IA Room President, Football, Swimming, Letterman, awvkkfaw ZA-2B Council: ROTC, Marshal. P MCM, ', an 004-' Page Forty-Nine CARL NAHM Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry. EILEEN NEADELL Scribblers President, French Club President, Vice-Presi- dentg Players, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman. RUSSELL NEFF 3A Vice-President, IA, 2A Room Vice-President: Officers President, International Relations Vice-President, Senn News Salesman, ZA, 2B Council, ROTC Lieutenant Colonel. Club: X. ALEX NELSON 2B, 1A Room Vice-President: Apparatus, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. MARIAN NELSON Senn News Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, Spanish, Pitman. VIRGINIA NELSON I 4A-3A Room Secretary, Honor Society. ClulvxBiology. r1lNvlxX1V?, lx , if J' , s .' K7 f ,I ,-1 A GJ . ff tl U EJZHL S 9 5 I I M I if ', ' ' 'f I -X VJ t W ,A . . K'-J of Q ,yffl B RNICE NEMEROFF iff ' 2B Room Vice-President, X Vice-Presiglefif, Senn News 2B. 1A Council, Honor Society. Club: French. NESLUND I f132ai3? 'a x xy GPX Jilin its X Jn X I , 4 '1 ' R I !fPn Fifty A 4, 8' In A I ? N ruff' 3' -va? .af'mf.fp5Y I 2A Room Vice-President, 4B Room Treasurer, Chemistry Vice-President, Track, Senn News Salesman, 2A Council, Honor Society, Marshal. SIDNEY NEVELEFF Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish. JAMES NEWMARK 1B Room President, Swimming, ROTC, Band, Orchestra, Marshal. Clubs: Spanish, Biology, Chemistry. LORELEI NIERMAN Clubs: Spanish, X, International Relations. MARILYN NOUMBERG 2A-1A Room Secretary, 2B-1B Room President, 3B Coun- cil, Honor Society. Club: Art Guild, MARILYN NOYES 2B Room President, 4A Room Treasurer, Biology Club Secretary. Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, Boosters, SGAA, X. PATRICIA OAKES 3B-IB Room Secretary, 4B Room Vice-President, Honor Society. Clubs: Nereids, Red Cross. FRANK OCKERLUND 2B Room President, Football, Letterman, Intramural Sports, ROTC. Club: Chemistry. ROBERT ODELL French Club Vice-President, Conservatory President, Bi- ology Club Vice-President, Players Vice-President, 3A Coun- cil, Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, Hostess, SGAA, Interna- tional Relations. , DONNELL O'DONNELL Track, Apparatus, Intramural Sports, Marshal Major, Band. NATALIE OLIN ZB, 1A Room Secretary: Senn News Staff, 1942 Forum Identification Editor, 1943 Forum Biography Co-Editor, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, French, X, International Re- lations. LOIS OLIVER Girls' Chorus, Club: Hostess. CLINTON OLMSTEAD Critics' Clique Treasurer. Clubs: Chemistry, Greek. BONNIE OLSON Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, French. HOWARD OLSON Baseball, Golf, Intramural Sports, Boys' Chorus. PAUL OLSON Marshal, ROTC. BETTY O'NEAL IA Vice-President, 4B Secretary, 3A Secretary, 2A Treas- urer, 1A-2B Council, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Pitman, Browsers. , 1 1 ' ' , 2 JUNE CLASS, 1945, 4 gf' . 1 EVA PAPKE JEROME PASCAL 1A Room Treasurer, 2A Room Vice-President, Senn News Salesman, Band, Marshal, Players, Honor Society, Orchestra. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry, Boosters. ELAINE PATLAK 1B Room Secretary, Senn News, Annual Salesman: 3B Council. Club: Hostess. yn? MARIANN PATTON Senn News Assistant Copy Editor, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, International Relations, SGAA, Nereids, Spanish, Red Cross. CHERI PAUL ' 3B-2A Room Secretary, Honor Society, Workers. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, Hostess. CATHERINE PAULISSEN Honor Society. Club: International Relations. MATILDA PAZUR Club: International Relations. ROY PEARSON Apparatus, 3B Council, Marshal, Orchestra. Club: Chemis- try. JOYCE PEIFER 2B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, Hostess, Red Cross, International Relations. ROBERT PERDUE H: I 2A Council, ROTC Captain, Marshal. Club: Officers. ETTA PERKINS Girls' Military Corps, Orchestra, Band, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, Browsers. MILTON PEARLMAN 2B Room Vice-President, Baseball, Football, Band, Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, International Relations. , M 3 ,., .b V5 Q Page Fifty-One HELEN PERSON Pitman President, Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. DOLORES PETERSON Honor Society. Club: Nereids. DONALD F. PETERSON 2B Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. DONALD W. PETERSON Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. MARGIT PETERSON 4B, 3B Room President: 2B Room Secretary, Senn News, Annual Salesman, W0fk6l'S. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Art Guild. MAY PETERSON Clubs: SGAA, Boosters. , f ,. ' ff , ,V 1' M95 If f fre Lyfff ,,J,,,..f.ffefff' J CLASS, 1943 ff Vfff gym A X Page Fifty-Two ARD PETERSON ROTC Lieutenant, Honor Society. Clubs: Officers, Camera. RUTH PETERSON Chemistry Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess. JACK PILLER Senn News Salesman, Boys' Chorus, Honor Society. Club: X. BIRNEY PIRKOLA Senn News Staff, ROTC, Honor Society. KATHERINE POHLMAN 1B Room Secretary, Intramural Sports. Club: SGAA. ROBERT POHN ROTC, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry. ROBERTA POLK 1A Council. Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations, SGAA, ALVERA POLLERT 1B Room Vice-President, 3A Room Secretary, 3B Room Treasurer. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, International Relations, Boosters. PATRICK POPE Mixed Chorus. JOHN PRICE Sophomore Red Cross Chairman. SHIRLEY RABINOVITZ Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Boosters. LEE RADNER 4A-4B, IA-1B Room President. Club: International Rela- tions. TJQTPJ f-f'k'JfOfC Jin Nr, I QW '. rr ,, ,J ow. , f 1 v .fl . I., 4 qvg, JUNE CL ALLENE REINSCHREIBER 2B Room Vice-President, Senn News, Annual Salesman, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: French, International Relations, Critics' Clique. RAYMOND RENSIS 3B, ZB, 1B Room President, 5A, ZA, 1A Room Vice- Presidentg 4B Room Treasurer, Senn News Staff, Salesman: Marshal Major. JOSEPH RICHARDS ROTC Lieutenant, Honor Society. Clubs: Olfrcers. MARILYN RIEMANN Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Glee, SGAA, Hostess. CECILE RIECK Clubs: SGAA, Biology. SHIRLEY RIEKE Intramural Sports. WILLIAM RIEs ZA-2B Room President, Intramural Sports, 3A-3B Council Boys' Chorus, Players, Honor Society. Clubs: Biologyz Chemistry, Browsers. HOMER RISSMAN International Relations Treasurer, Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. JOHN ROLLER Intramural Sports, Marshal. ROY ROLLER 4B, 1B Room Vice-President, Swimming, Apparatus, Letterman, Honor Society. MARGARET RORRISON 3B Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Biology, Spanish, Browsers, Hostess, Boosters. LORRAINE ROSEN Clubs: Biology, Spanish, Browsers, Hostess, Boosters. ROSLYN RAFFLES Club: Careers. BARBARA RAIKE Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Nereids, French, Greek, Chemistry, International Relations. HUBERT RANCE 4B Treasurer, 2B Room President, International Relations President, Critics' Clique Secretary, Tennis, Football, Letter- man, Senn News, Annual Salesman, 4A-3A Council, Honor Society. Club: Biology. MARGO RATH Club: Hostess. LILLIAN RAZOREK Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. JANE REID 2A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Art Guild, Nereids. ASS, 1945 Page Fifty-Three N 3' sl tx 'S 'Zi ,xr M N SYDNEY ROSEN . International Relations Secretary, Honor Society. Club Critics' Clique. , , CECELIA ROSENTHAL 3B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Art Guild, Boosters, sGAA. , PAUL Ross ROTC Captain. Club: Othcers. PHYLLIS ROSIN 2B-1B Room Secretary, Ticket Salesman, Honor Society, Glee Club. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, French, Spanish. AUDREY ROTHSTEIN 2B Room President, 1A Room Treasurer, X President Senn News, Annual Salesman, Honor Society. BLOSSOM ROWE 2B Room President, 2A Room Secretary, Annual Salesman Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, X, Critics' Clique. IINE CL X Y XlPr1ge Fifty-Four I ASS,1943 ALAN RUBENSTEIN PHILIP RUCK 4B Room President, 1A-2B Room Treasurer, Apparatus, Track, Letterman, Boys' Chorus. AUDRE RUMSFIELD Clubs: Careers, Browsers, SGAA, Art Guild. ALBERT SAMPSON Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman. JEAN SANDERS Senn News Staff. Clubs: International Relations, Browsers. ROBERT SATTERFIELD 4B Room President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Busi- ness Manager, 4B Council, Marshal Major, Chemistry Secre- tary, Honor Society. 4- jf I fl -lafl,lLjQ4lQl 1A Room Vice-President, Spanish, Club Secfretary. Clubs: Careers, SGAA, Chemistry, Hostess, PERRY SCHAFFNER Intramural Sports, ROTC. Clubs: French. MARIE SCHALK IA Room Secretary, Girls' Chorus. Club: SGAA. . P' - ' I I , , - ' v',, ' 'X' - ' f ' f ff 1, C 1 4.4-4 Y, J I7 y- MURIEL scHAFFNER I ,KZ 1-15' International Relations. International Relations, JACQUELINE SCHEFFLER Clubs: Home Economics, Boosters, SGAA, International Relations. WALTER SCHEWE 1A Room Vice-President, Intramural Sports, ROTC Lieu- tenant, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: Officers. STEVEN SCHLAFFER Apparatus, Swimming, Intramural Sports. Club: Browsers. ,X felt. Mbfvfx .,,f - - ALAN SCHMIDT 3B-2B Room President, IA Room Treasurer, Annual Sales- man, 2A-2B Council, Band. Club: French. CHARLOTTE SCHMIDT Club: SGAA. RICHARD SCI-IOFIELD ROTC, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: International Rela- tions. LILLIAN SCHOLIN Club: SGAA. DORIS SCHONS Annual Salesman, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Art Guild, SGAA. EUGENIE SCHREINER Red Cross Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, SGAA, Hostess. fd: UNE CLASS, 1945 KATHRYN SCHREINER Club: Browsers. EDWARD SCHWARTZ 4A-4B, 1A-1B Room President, 5A-SB Room Treasurer, Careers Treasurer, International Relations Treasurer, Senn News, Annual Salesman, ROTC Major, Band, Marshal t Lieutenant. Clubs: Officers, Spanish, Biology, Boosters. LOIS SEEBURG 2B-1A Room Secretary, 2A Room Treasurer, Band, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Chemistry. RAY ELLEN SEIDEN 1A Room President, French Club Vice-President,. Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: International Rela- tions, Critics' Clique. , ROGER SHAPIRO International Relations Vice-President, ROTC, Band, Or- chestra, Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, Biology, Scribblers. MARILYN SHAW 5A-3B Room Vice-President, Annual Salesman, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: X, Home Economics, SGAA, Hostess, Boosters. ARTHUR SHERIDAN Senn News, Annual Salesman: ROTC Lieutenant. Clubs: Biology, Oflicers. 4 FRANCES SHERRY I Honor Society. Clubs: X, Spanish. WARREN SHULMAN 1B Room President, Football, 1A Council, Marshal. .u- ' RENEE SIEGEL E Clubs: Spanish, International Relations, Art Guild. SIDNEY SILVERSTEIN 4A Room Treasurer, Orchestra. Club: Chemistry. DORR SIMER 4B Vice-President. 4A Luncheon Committee, 1A Room President, Football, Letterman, ROTC. Club: Chemistry. 5 cbfg Jfvf' 54-W44 lr' 4 .I . . f 'uf , if ' at f fee , Page ' E ,'4.. . I I fp W xv' 7 !f.fff,' , J. ,145 jf f 11, v 'Q-r 5 7. ' 'n ,I PETER SIMONE Basketball, Letterman, Marshal. Club: International Rela- tions. MITCHELL SISKIN Senn News Salesman, 1A-1B Council, ROTC Captain, Honor Society, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Marshal Captain. Clubs: Chemistry, Browsers, Othcers. WINIFRED SKINNER AUDREY SMITH 2B Council, Boys' Chorus Secretary. Clubs: French, Spanish. BERTHA MAE SMITH Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild. MARION SMITH 4A Prom Chairman, 4A, 2A Room Vice-President, Intra- mural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Critics' Clique, SGAA. ,CL JUN awww L-1 9.-F '. X! Page Fifty-Six ff .4 Zu:- P-'I Leu' ' Mastiff- ASS,1943 5 7 AUDREY SNOWDON Players. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. COLLEEN SNYDER 4A Room Secretarv, Annual Fees Agent, 2A-2B Council. Club: SGAA. ARNOLD SOLOMON 3A-3B Room Treasurer, Track, Intramural Sports, Marshal, Boys' Chorus. Club: International Relations. 1 ' . NORMA SONDERGARD Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, Pitman, Spanish. CLARAt SONENBLUM Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. DORIS SORUM Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. RICHARD SPECTOR lA Secretary, Apparatus, Swimming, Letterman, Senn News Sports Staff, Forum Sports Editor, 1A Council. Clubs: Spanish, Chemistry, Boosters. ALICE SQUIRES 1A-1B Room President, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Band, Girls' Military Corps Commander. NANCY STEARNS 1A Room Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: Critics' Clique, Spanish, International Relations. MARGOT STEIN Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, Red Cross. EARL STEINBORN Basketball, ROTC, Band, Orchestra. LOIS STERN Girls' Chorus. Club: SGAA. , ,J 'viii -f 4- V- Zi, W Q! A ' N- JIT., V' TT 'fe X 0 I CIS-'J' ,px SP Qc ,tffj H f .S f' ' if .MQW S T. .f - ii, f. I T pf BKUJL .Sf QYKMZA 5 S V' V ' r fy :' . E a.- .,.., 4 BETTY STEVENS J E , f 4A-4B Room President, Annual Fees Agent, Honor Society. Clubs: French, Critics' Clique, Red Cross, Pitman, Browsers, Hostess, SGAA. ROSSLYN STIEGEL 2B Room Secretary, 3B Room Treasurer, Drum Majorette, Honor Society, Band, Girls' Military Corps. Clubs: X, Art Guild. Spanish, International Relations, Hostess. MARTIN STONE 3A-5B Room Secretary, Basketball, Senn News Salesman, 4A Council, ROTC, Marshal Lieutenant, Band. Club: Chemistry. OLGA STOYAS Intramural Sports, Orchestra. Club: SGAA. HUMPHREY SULLIVAN 4A, 4B, ZA, 1A President, 1B Room President, 2B Room Vice-President, 3B Room Secretary, Fencing, Senn News Salesman, Marshal, Honor Society, Band. MARIAN SWAN Honor Society. Clubs: Boosters, Chemistry, Biology, X, Spanish, SGAA. JUNE CLASS, 1945 WAYLAND SWANSON ROTC, Marshal. CHARLES TAYLOR 4A-3B Room President, Apparatus, Annual Salesman, Honor Society. VALERIE TAYLOR 4A, 3A-1B Room Secretary: Senn News Sale Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Che istry, SG offpf HANNS TEICHERT fb- Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Marshal. LEATRICE THOMPSON Band, Mixed Chorus. INNE TIMM COR 4B-3A Council, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, Art Guild. ROBERT TOBER Careers Vice-President, 3B Council, Marshal Captain, ROTC, Band. Club: Spanish. LOIS TORGERSON Intramural Sports. Club: SGAA. EVANGELINE TOULIATOS Pitman Vice-President, Secretary: 3A-2B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: French, SGAA. BEVERLY TUCKER 2A Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, 1A-1B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Biology, Spanish, International Rela- tions. CHARLOTTE TULCHIN Mixed Chorus President, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: French, Critics' Clique, International Relations. EUGENIA TYMA Pitman President, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, Boosters. ,XL Lula- X W9 .aaryaaa B ,, 'M' Q 54 Page Fifty-Seven X. FRANCES VAN DUSEN 2B Room Vice-President, 2A Room Secretary, Red Cross President, Annual Salesman, 4B, 3A Council, Honor Society. Club: SGAA. LIANE VAN LYSEBETTENS Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, French, Browsers. RAYMOND VARZHABEDIAN 3A Room President, 3B Room Vice-President, Ice Skating, Track, Senn News Salesman, 4B, ZA, 2B Council: Honor Society, Marshal. JACK VIDT 4A, 4B, 1B Room Treasurer, Baseball, Fencing, Intramural Sports, Letterman, Marshal. JUNE VIDT 4A, 4B, 2B Room Secretary, ZA, IB Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Lettergirl, 5B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Browsers. MANZI VINISSKY Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. N ' l UNE CLASS, 1943 I 4 '., 1 Page Fifly-Eight AUDREY WAGNER QA Room Secretary, 3B Room Treasurer, Spanish Club Secretary, Senn News, Annual Salesman, Honor Society. Club: Biology. BARBARA WAHLER 4B Room Secretary, Honor Society. Club: SGAA. BETTE WALDMAN Annual Salesman, Fees Agent, 3B Council, Honor Society. LENA WALLER Pitman Vice-President, Senn News Copy Editor, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. EDITH WAMBACH Senn News Assistant Editor, Orchestra. Clubs: Biology, Conservatory, International Relations, Boosters, SGAA, Critics' Clique. JAMES XWANGERSHEIM 4A Prom, Alumni Committees, ZB Treasurer, 3B, IA Room President: 4B, 2A Room Vice-President: 3A Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman: ZA, ZB Council: Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations. LILLIAN WARDA Band. Clubs: SGAA, French, Browsers. ANITA WARREN 4B-3B Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Boosters. CLARE WEBSTER 4A Alumni Chairman, Annual Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: French, SGAA. ALVIN WECKER Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Biology, Inter- national Relations. THEODORE WEDELL 1B Room President, 1A Room Vice-President, 4B Room Treasurer, Chemistry President, Track, Tennis, Senn News Sports Co-Editor, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Browsers. ERNEST WEINMAN ZB Room Vice-President, Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman. Club: X. N ff 1 OV ,fb NAPK ve LINE CL ALICE WERNER 4A, 5B Room Secretary, Pitman Treasurer, Honor Society Clubs: Biology, Spanish, Nereids, Hostess, Boosters. BARBARA WERNER Conservatory President, Biology Club Secretary, Critics Clique Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostes, SGAA French. JACK WESTLUND 4B Council, Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. AUDREY WHEELER Club: Browsers. ' JANE WHEELER 4A, 4B Room Secretary: Annual Salesman. Club: SGAA GLORIA WHITE ZA-IB Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, 2A Council Clubs: Red Cross, Pitman. MARGARET WILKINSON IB Room President SGAA President Letter irls Vice- 1 s 8 President, Secretary, Senn News Salesman. Club: Hostess SHERWIN WILLENS I.. , ' r W S- .- I 1 I ROTC, Band, Orchestra, Players, Honor Society, Marshal Club: International Relations. L- . ' . GLORIA WILLIS - -+ - 'fir' 4B Council, Honor Society. Club: Art Guild. LAWRENCE WILSON Intramural Sports, Band, Marshal. Club: Browsers. DOROTHY WIRICK 3B Room Vice-President, Honor Society. Clubs: Boosters Hostess, SGAA, Spanish. DOLORES WITWER Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Boosters. u JEAN NWEIR Clubs: Art Guild, SGAA. ELLEN WEISBROD 4A-2B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Critics' Clique. ESTHER WEISS Mixed Chorus, XWorkers, Honor Society. Clubs: Art Guild, International Relations, Boosters. LOXWELL XWEISSMAN IA, IB Room Vice-President, Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Marshal Major. Clubs: Greek, Spanish, Biology, Conservatory, Chemistry. JAMES VUELCH 4A, IA Room Vice-President, Ixiarshal. CHARLES VUENK Intramural Sports, ROTC, Band, Orchestra, Marshal. Clubs: Browsers, Spanish. ASS,1943 Page Fifty-N ine f - .iiyofyv ALBERT WOELTJEN ROTC. Clubs: Biology, French. PEGGY WOLD Nereids President. Club: SGAA. JACOB WOLF Concert Band, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Careers. CAROLYN WOLFE GERDY WOLFF 3A Council, Honor Society. EDNA WOOLF Club: SGAA. UNE CLASS, 1943 gf? P11 ge Sixly Ny LAVERNE WULF 3A Room Treasurer, 4B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Art Guild, Chemistry, International Relations, SGAA, Boosters. MERLYN YOUNG 4A Luncheon Committee, Senn News, Ticket Salesman: Honor Society, Worker. Clubs: Boosters, SGAA. ROBERT ZARBIN Ticket Salesman. Clubs: Boosters, Chemistry. SYDNEY ZEID 3A Room President, Biology Club Vice-President, Tennis, Track, Annual Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Chemistry, Conservatory. NORINE ZIMMERMAN Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman. DOROTHY ZIPPRICH Intramural Sports, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: International Relations, Hostess, Nereids, SGAA. JOSEPHINE ZWACK Lettergirl, Intramural Sports, Workers. Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild, Hostess. BIANCA ZWANG 4A, 4B, 3A judge: SGAA Vice-President, Lettergirl, Chemistry Secretary, Annual Salesman, Players, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Biology, Conservatory, French, Spanish. Ui CK , if ALL SCHOOL COUNCIL With full realization of the strenuous problems and tasks which faced Senn, the All School Council of 19-42 - 1943 took the war-time responsibilities in stride and did a spectacular job. One hundred and fifty strong they worked together harmoniously. Comprising the council were the officers of the five classes, the 4A luncheon, alumni, and prom committees, three hard working Marshal judges, and of course all the council delegates, and forever lending a helping hand and pre- siding over all meetings was the principal, Mr. Davidson, who deserves all appreciation for his co-operation. The main activity was the tremendous War Bond and Stamp Drive. Work- ing hard to attain Sennis goal of a Treasury Flag, the council sponsored drives and sold stamps and bonds through the room delegates, each division striving to live up to its own separate quota. Cakes-cakes-everywhere! Sennites saw cakes when they came on a frosty winter morning, each with a warm glow in his heart when he thought of some serviceman eating a large piece of his chocolate layer cake permeated through his mind. Enthusiastically supporting this special cake drive for the Service Men's Center, the council triumphantly sent over three thousand cakes to the Center on behalf of Senn's patriotic students. The P.-T.A.'s already large membership benefitted by the gallant efforts of the representatives in the drive for new members. This shows they have additional good traits in the art of salesmanship. Keeping up the high standards in Red Cross contributions, Senn went over the top again in two drives with a grand total of over a thousand dollars. Participating in no small way, the council offered tireless efforts to the cause, and what a cause it is. The Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons played host to charitable work of many sorts. The Children's Aid Society added to its fund for articles of clothing Senn's contribution, which was by no means a small amount. With traditional Christmas spirit, students opened their hearts and purses to make Senn's annual fund for baskets of food and goodies, and milk for needy families, one of the biggest ever had. Mothers cautioned their children to take that old orange squeezer and those keys to the Senn scrap drive when it was in full swing. Thorndale Avenue proudly displayed a pile tha-a-t high and when the men came to take it away there were grins a mile wide on each councilites face. In due respect, these patriotic Sennites surely deserve all credit for their superb war-time accomplishments. Page Sixty-One ROW 1: Felt, Glover, Daneman, Newton, Dr. Zimmerman, Mr. Davidson, Huys, Anderson, Fri- berg, Rance. ROXW 2: Nelson, Struberg, Dickman, Lovell, Manaster, Zwang, Sullivan, Adler, Weisbrod, Flegel, Vlfestlund. ROW' 3: Cooney, Bentsen, Simer, Elson, Hoffstadt, Satterheld, Haggenjos. . 1 SENIOR COUNCIL IUNIOR COUNCIL ROW 1: Wilt, Shonfeld, Hermansen, Hitzeman, Agazim, Miss Whitney, Cunniff, Wright, Strib- len, Nelson. ROW 2: Papantony, Howard, Verbraken, De Freitas, Rosenberg, Thompson, Thompson, Jacobs, Magnuson. ROW 5: Sayre, McIntyre, Goldbeck, Mann, Mueller, Buhr, McLane. Pxge Sixty-Two ROW 1: Barker, Licht, Nelson, Borden, Miss Dunwell, Newman, Kirschner, Belport. ROW 2: Sherman, Kakarakis, Dare, George, Gustafson, Anglin, May, Burlin, Nelson, Bloom, Reynolds. ROW 5: Brandstatter, Branman, Silas, Jackson, Weatherley, Elson, Teichert, Perl. SOPHOMORE COUNCIL FRESHMAN COUNCIL ROW 1: Leander, Fischer, Beatty, Sullivan, Miss Cavanagh, Hunter, Sanford, Richter. ROW 2: Reedy, Grippo, Thomas, Hartman, Norins, Ballard, Abrahams, Simon, Cole, Matz, Hibbert, Tracy, Kuntz, Couse. Page Sixty-Three ROW 1: Kell Sullivan, Dr. Zimmerman, Mr. Davidson, Gunderson, Adler. ROW 2: Harrison, Y, Goodman, Glick, Smith, Messner, Zwang, Boze, Webster, Baum, Johnson, Weisbrod, Manaster. ' , l Ill' Stone, Rance, Hauck, ROW 3: Flory, Gade, Buchluolz, Goldstick, Willard, Longquist, Losc 1, ' in, Tennes. SENIOR COUNCIL JUNIOR COUNCIL ROW 1: Belport, Hoffman, Balcler, Miss Whitney, Schridde, Pounian, Danian. ROW 2: Ben- , . . . . ' ld son, Cotts, Rodems, Kinzie, Assimos, Jacobs, Bloom, Diamond, Bergquist. ROW 3. Reyno s, Buhr, Gyenes, Brunner, Werner, McIntyre, Vielehr, Agazim. Przge Sixly-Fozzr l,1 -i-if I l ROW 1: Colovos, Fischer, Doerscher, Miss Dunwell, Erickson, Harkonen, Grossman. ROW 2: Fustier, Quermann, McAuliffe, Fisher, Perl, Anrod, Borgeson, Kardish, Willer, Riese, Burlin. ROW 3: Tumpson, Teichert, Barker, Maynard. SOPHOMORE COUNCIL FRESHMAN COUNCIL ROW 1: Dobbratz, Rodgers, Sherman, Miss Cavanagh, Phillips, Zeal, Beller. ROW 2: Olsher, Klingelhoefer, Bill Rowlson, Thomces, Gore, Harding, Lazar. ROW 3: Piper, Beatty, Johnson, Vahle, Goldsmith, Ward, Norins, Wagner, Unger. Page Sixty-Five ALL SCHOOL COUNCIL Directed by Principal David M. Davidson FALL SEMESTER WHITEY HUYS ....... ALLENE ANDERSON. . JOANNE NEWTON. . . EUGENE JOHNSON. . . GEORGE FELT ....... JUANITA GLOVER ......... MARY JANE FRIEBERG ..... MARTIN DANEMAN. . DR. ZIMMERMAN .... HUMPHREY SULLIVAN DORR SIMER ........ BETTY O'NEAL. . . HUBERT RANGE .... BIANGA ZWANG. . . DR. ZIMMERMAN. . . BOE CUNNIFF. . . 'JEAN LARSON ..... . JULIA HITZEMAN .... PAT STRIBLEN ...... TOM MGNAMARA. . . MISS WHITNEY. . . TEX BORDEN ........ DOLORES KIRSHNER. ANNA NELSON .... JULIAN NEWMAN .... MISS DUNWELL .... JIM HUNTER ...... STUART SULLIVAN. . . TEX STERLING .... ROBERT LAKE .... MISS CAVANAGH .... Page Sixty-Six 4A SENIOR . . . . .P1'65i6i672l'. . . . . . .... Vive-Prexident. . ......Secrela1'y. .. . . . . .T1'ea5ii1'e1'. . . . . .Prom Chairman. . . . Lancloeon-Ci1ai1'maii .... .Alumni Chairmaiz. ......jzzdge...... ....AdviIe1'... 4B SENIOR . . .P1'eJidei2Z. . . . . . . .Vice-Pfexidenl. . . . . . . .Secretary . . .T1'ea5a1'er. . . . . .fudge ....AdviJer. .. JUNIOR .....PreJident. . .. .Vice-President. . . ...Secieta1'y..... . . . .T1'ea.va1'e1'. . . ...fzidge. .. ...Advi5er. . .. SOPHOMORE ....P1'e5idem'. . . .. .Vice-President. . . . . .Sec1'etai'y. . . . . . .T1'eafzz1'ei'. . . . ....AdviJer. .. FRESHMAN ...P1'8J'i6Z767Zl. . . . .. SPRING SEMESTER HUMPHREY SULLIVAN KENNETH GUNDERSON ROSEMARY KELLY . . .CHARLES ADLER . . . .MARION SMITH . . .DOROTHY BOZE . . . . .CLARE WEBSTER . . .WILLIAM MESSNER . . . DR. ZIMMERMAN . . .BOB MUELLER . . .DORIS BAUM . . .CLAIRE JOHNSON . . . .DR. ZIMMERMAN . . . . . . .ROY BALDER . . .CHARLES SCHRIDDE . . .MAR JORY HOFFMAN . . .CHARLES POUNIAN . . .JERRY DANEMAN . . . .MISS WHITNEY . . . .WILLIAM ERICKSON . . .GEORGE ASSIMOS . . . .JEAN DOERSCHER .. .MARY JANE O,NEAL . . . . .MISS DUNWELL . . .NORTON SHERMAN . .Vice-Piefidenz .... ..... W ILLIAM PHILLIPS . . .Secretary . . . . . .T1'ea.rzire1'. . . ...Adviser . .. . . . .JEANN ANNE RODGER . . . . . . .LORELEI ZEAL .. .MISS CAVANAGH 1943 FORUM DOROTHY BOZE NATALIE OLIN JEAN DINGLE RICHARD SPECTOR Editor'-in-Chief A.r.ri.rtant Ediior Bzirineff Supeawfimf' Spam' Editor JANET HALPRIN ELIZABETH CORCORAN NAOMI MALTZ Biography Edilm' Azizfifea' Biogmplay Editor GEORGE ROBERTSON OLLIVE KUNZ Art Adzfirer Serin Treimzrer Page Sixty-Seven 19-45 FORUM Even before Sennites knew a 1943 Forum would be published, aspiring and perspiring journalists on the Annual staff had started work on the Forum. Accompanied by large amounts of groaning and hair-tearing, Editor-in-Chief Dorothy Boze, shouldering supervision and many headaches because of paper and copper priorities, took her responsibilities in stride and did a wonderful job on this better than ever War Effort Annual. Added laurels should be given to Assistant Editor Natalie Olin who pasted and clipped after everyone had left Senn's dear portals and most keys had turned in their locks. Biography Editors janet Halprin and Naomi Maltz and ldentifications Editor joelyn Saltzman absorbed their share of aspirins before the year was over. Much credit for artistic sections should be handed on a silver platter to Mr. Robertson and his student assistants, Robert Guedtner, Peter Pagratis, Gene Hunter, Irwin Clyman and Ralph Kocher who mounted and mounted and mounted some more. As the spectacular events of athletic games unfold before your eyes, think of energetic Sports Editor Dick Spector and staffites, Ed Blumenfeld, Leonard Bressler, Mel Bressler, Ted Wedell, Russ Dudley, and Charles Ziesk who recorded lasting evidence of Senn's great athletic prowess. Graduates came in contact with the Business Staff, ably headed by jean Dingle, when they settled their publication debts in miclwinter. Financial problems were taken care of in a superior way by this efficient girl, appropriately nicknamed Jean jingle. Other journalists who assisted on the production line were Al Polikoff, joe Bleeden, Dick Goodman, Rayna Goldberg, Doris Baum, jack Leadinghouse, and Elaine Martinson. Under the guidance of Miss Corcoran whose continuous helping hand and aid was always ready the staff and all concerned worked towards their high goal and even surpassed all expectations. On the pages of this Annual relive the momentous occasions of the tre- mendous War Effort program conducted by Sennites who have eagerly en- deavored to do all in their power towards their part in aiding the War Effort. Additional thanks go to Principal Davidson for his close cooperation and to Miss Kunz, Senn Treasurer, for her assistance in financial ways. Page Si:-:ly-Eight LOUISE DCCALUWE HELEN BUECHLER TED WEDELL RUSSELL DUDLEY EDITH WAMBACH Ed1to1 ln Claze Arrirlflnl Edilof Sporty Co-edilorr Arfirmnz Editor ROCHELLE KALLIS POPI ELSON LOLAJEAN KABRINE MARIAN PATTON RAY RENSIS Features Fefztzzfer Semzizer in Seroife LEONARD BRESSLER JUNE LOEB ELIZABETH CORCORAN LENA WALLER ROBERT SATTEREIELD Span: Exrloafzge Edifor Adoirer Copy Edizor Fall Burinerr Manage: SENN NEWS During its twenty-sixth year of publication the Senn News devoted itself wholeheartedly to the War Effort. As a start the staff voted to change the Hag to a war theme-thus V for Victory and Buy War Stamps became the slogan for the 1942-43 issues. Vigorously supporting every project aiding and dealing with the War Effort, the Senn News put its heart and soul into publicizing the Red Cross Drives in which Senn went over the top twice, once during the fall semester and again in the spring. Sennites were spurred on and kept informed of the progress of the Metal Drive by the Senn News. Keeping up with their never to be outdone policy, Sennites again did their all to come out the city winner in the drive for old radios to be used for training radio-men in the services. The Cake Drive, held on March 19, ended with a contribution of 3,018 cakes for the Service Men s Center from patriotic Sennites. All these drives were fully supported by the Senn News, but the drive that received constant publicity was the sale of War Stamps and Bonds. An issue of the Senn News never went to bed without urging loyal Sennites to support their country by buying War Stamps. Page Sixty-Nine ? 7 RUTH C. OLSON VIVIAN JOHNSON JUNE MACK Full C0-Editors'-in-Chief ARLAINE XVOLFE ELAINE MARKOVITZ DOLORES POSEY IRENE MURPHY Full A.r.ri.rlnnz Edilorr Fall Fealure Co-Edilw' The Spring Staff of 1943 endeavored to keep up the morale of Sennites, which is essential to aid the War Effort, and in this attempt produced on brilliant yellow paper the Humor Edition, which was lauded. The Victory Edition revealed Senn's part in the War Effort and the enthusiastic support of the whole student body and faculty. Keeping the student body informed of former Sennites now in Uncle Same's armed forces, Sennites in Service became a permanent column. Editor-in-Chief Louise De Caluwe, rated among its greatest editors, was assisted by Helen Buechler and Edith Wambach as Assistant Editors in get- ting out the Spring issues. Taking care of the humor end of the paper were Popi Elson, Lolajean Kabrine, Rochelle Kallis, Marion Patton, and Arlene Reutlinger. News Editor Doris Baum deserves a big round of applause for all her help. Ted Wedell and Russell Dudley covered all Senn sports events in fulfilling their positions as Sports Editors. Assisting them was Dick Spector. The nucleus of every paper is its business staff and the Senn News is no exception. Business Managers Dorette Goerk and Florence Fisch were re- sponsible for the financial success of the Senn News. Bob Satterfield ably took care of money matters during the fall semester. The fall staff was headed by Ruth Olson, Vivian johnson, and june Mack as Editors-in-Chief and Dolores Posey, Elaine Markovitz, and Arline Wolfe as Assistant Editors, with Irene Murphy as Feature Co-Editor. The Bulldog Edition was one of the feature papers of this staff. This was printed before the Senn-Lane football game, and gave the student body the lowdown on their ever popular Bulldogs. Page Seventy ROW 1: Baum, Wedell, Buechler, De Caluwe, Wambach, Dudley, Leadinghouse, Waller. ROW 2: Crothers, johnson, Reutlinger, Patton, Elson, Kabrine, Kallis, Fisch, Goerk, Paquet, Kaiser. ROW 3: Shapiro, Goldberg, Saltzman, Robertson, Loeb, Wagner, Eschenberg, Daly, Bressler, Paul, Fuqua, Manheim, Mondoux. ROW 4: Cooper, Baker, Martinson, Ziesk, McDonnell, Rensis, Morse, Werner, Bressler, Scalzo, Goodman, Blumenfeld. SENN NEWS STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Louise De Caluwe Assistant Editors ....................... Helen Buechler, Edith Wambach Features ...................................................... Popi 'Elson, Lolajean Kabrine, Rochelle Kallis, Marion Patton, Arlene Reutlinger S ports Editors .............................. Ted Wedell, Russell Dudley News Editor ............................................ Doris Baum Copy Editors ....... ...... . .... L ena Waller, Haskell Leberstein Exchange Editor ..... .................................... I une Loeb S ports Writers ............ Dick Spector, Leonard Bressler, Melvin Bressler NEWS WRITERS Charlene Crothers, Claire johnson, Margaret jozsa, Ray Rensis. REPORTERS Harriet Baker, joe Bleeden, Ed Blumenfeld, Jackie Cooper, Dorothy Daly, Doris Eschenberg, Mac Fuqua, Lillian Gelfond, Rayna Goldberg, Richard Goodman, Nancy Haggerty, Robert Harris, june Kaiser, Elaine Manheim, Elaine Martinson, George McDonnell, Caroline Mondoux, Ed Morse, Rosemary Paquet, Lindy Paul, Al Polikoff, Nan Robertson, joey Saltzman, Don Scalzo, Alice Shapiro, Lila Simon, Betty Sommerfeld, Dorie-jean Swanson, Theresa Wagner, Elvera Werner, Charles Ziesk. BUSINESS s Business Co-Managers .... ............. D oretta Goerk, Florence Fisch Circzdation Mizmzger. .. ........................ jack Leadinghouse ADVISERS Adviser .......... ........... ..... E l izabeth Corcoran Semi Treasurer .... ......... O live Kunz Page Sevenly-One V - rf 1,04-Q-4. 0 f 1 for l ROW 1: Drucker, Korman, Bloorne, Brichta, Cole, Brenner. ROW 2: Katz, Fienk, Ebbesen, Gold- wach, Kiven, Miller. ROW 3: Lippert, Mann, Pascal, Miner, Charleson, Cotter, Flores. PLAYERS Shades of Shakespeare! Who are these amazing Thespians? Why it's the Senn Players who are responsible for the thrills and chills, adventure and romance that you see on the Senn stage. They look like harmless students, donit they? But they have a past! During the fall semester they murdered a man-right before our eyes in The House Without a Key, and then called in Charlie Chan to find who done it. In the spring semester one of their members donned a mask and kidnapped not only Monsieur Orsanelli but the heart of sweet Laurette in The Purple Mask. In their spare time they called back from beyond the grave a no less famous personage than the Bard of Avon-Master Shakespeare himself, and had him blow us up with his slanguagen in Shakespeare Streamlined. But just to prove that they were really right guys, they dug down deep in their pockets and came up with checks for the Red Cross, Russian War Relief, Chinese War Relief, and Greek War Relief. This wasn't money from the plays-but from their hearts. Their director is not only the stage coach of the group but like the old lady who lived in a shoe - Page Seventy-Two - CKQQ, She has so many Players 'RQ- ' She doesn't know what to do She gave them some Shakespeare ss K She gave them some Shaw 'p On December 9 and 11 and May 19 and 21. ' Players is a social as well as a dramatics group. Twice yearly they have a - Parents, Tea where good cheer, good fellowship, and good food abound. These little get-to-gethers help foster a deeper bond of understanding between stu- dent, teacher, and parent. At the end of each semester there is a Worker-Player Parents' Tea at which time those coveted dramatics letters are handed out to those Workers and Players who have proven themselves worthy in the eyes of their fellow classmates. Sincerity is the watchword of the group, and because of this al ayers, both old and new, blend into one compact group to carry on the fine ndards and traditions of those who have gone before. So while Players may undergo an unceasing process of grad erfe and be always changing, the spirit of the group is always the sa . ROW 1: Smith, Larson, Holfstadt, Odell, League. ROW 2: Goodman, wang, Neadell, Kotal, Berk. ROW 3: Klein, Pangborn, Snowdon, Ries, O'Malley, Wenzelberg. M, ' pi xf'6 H -Ffforg owl 61-RSAT Ha-rag 'fs U 0 'FHIK I+ 8625144 Page Seventy-Tlaree --C-pc .ff Cf- .. 5 rrllllf , gl, Mai? I -vs., ' xy 1 ,JW ROW 1: Sheehan, Finley, Warda, Miss Doniat, Haney, Swig, Breman, Hennegan. ROW 2: Larson, Ejan, Kiesler, Susman, Kopald, Ablin, Schonlau, Leavitt, Maule, Klien. ROW 3: Kohler, Sherman, Bergdahl, Zwack, Pounian, Record, Minshall, Jenks, Mittelman, Perlman, Swanson. WORKERS What are the Workers? That is a question that many of the blissfully ignorant have asked and are asking. Workers are that unobtrusive, self- effacing group that makes the machinery click backstage. For example, that super-effective lighting that chased chills down our spines in The House Without a Key was a Workers' job. Add to this a list of endless tasks such as setting the stage for all assemblies, concerts, festivals, Christmas plays, special meetings, Annual pictures, Honor Society, Memorial and Graduation days. Also in their line are such ingenious and indigestible properties as plaster cookies, brown velvet hams that require no ration stamps and effective wooden legs that really work! Workers are the talented group that forms the Art section of the Dram- atics department. They work under the direction of Miss Doniat. Student assistant for the fall semester was Virginia Kunish, for the spring, Martha Havey and Frances Warda. Stage Managers were Forest Finley in the fall, Mary Sheehan and Franklin Swig in the spring. The romantic comedy-drama The Purple Mask went over big in May, and one of the most important factors in its success was the excellent props, scenery and costumes made by the Workers. In March of the spring semester Sennites had a taste of culture when Cap- tain Ostergren gave his semi-annual Band Concert. That symmetrical seating arrangement was due to the feverish efforts of the Workers. We'd say this was a red-letter year, wouldn't you? Page Sevenly-Four MARSHALS Under the capable supervision of Mr. Baller the Marshals continued to rule Senn for another semester. With the cooperation of the Student Court just punishment was administered to all school offenders by the elected judges. The back-bone of this organization is the officers, appointed to rank by displaying ability, leadership, and initiative. Colonel Frank Miller deserves much credit for its smooth function. His direction was willingly accepted by all marshals, as well as the assistance of Lieutenant-Colonel Marvin Don- nine and Major Executive Henry Anderson whose duties were to assist in court and to regulate fire and air raid drills. But the brunt of the work was borne by Majors Len Adler, Ben Blackman, Don O'Donnell, Ed Miner, Lowell Weissman, and Tom Vesa. Each was the head of one school period every day, giving offenses to students and in- structing their marshals. Assisting the Majors were Captains Charles Adler, Bob Eisen, Henry Coelln, james jones, Mitchell Siskin, and Bill McHugh. Their jobs included keeping the files of offenses in order, and assisting in office procedure. Lieutenants Bernard Baum, Norbert Jacker and Dick Fisk were the leaders of the floors during each period. Keeping their floors in order and checking attendance were their duties. Officers who graduated in january were Colonel Norman Kahn, Lieutenant- Colonel Bob Kraft, and Majors Stewart Newman, Herb Alpert and Bill Halper. Coach Friker, former Adviser, was unable to continue in his position this semester due to the pressure of his physical education program. ROW 1: Adler, Donine, Miller, Mr. Baller, Anderson, Miner. ROW 2: Fisk, Hegberg, Jones, Baum, Stone, Jacker, Brandt, Satterfield, Blackman, O'Donnell, Weissman, Eisen, Siskin, Adler. e Seven! 1- ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JANUARY, 1943 ERICA BACHEM NAN BECKWITH LA VERNE BEHRENDS SYBIL CARLIN JOAN CARPENTER DENA COLOVOS JACK COMFERE GLORIA DE LAPPE ROBERT EGER LEATRICE FISHER JOHN EORDE JOHN GITTLER BETTY ANNE JOHNSON EUGENE JOHNSON LEROY KAYE ROBERT KRAET LOIS M. KRANZ BLANCHE LADENSON CHARLES ADLER LUCIA MARY ALBERTS JAMES BASIL MIMSI BERGER BEN BLACKMAN EDWARD BOWMAN DOROTHY BOZE GUSTAV BRAUN LEONARD BRESSLER CAROLYN BUCHHOLZ ATHENA CARVELL VACILIA CASTRITSIS KATHERINE COTTER LOUISE DE CALUWE RAMSAY DECKER SARALEE DEUTSCH SHIRLEY DICKMAN JEAN DINGLE CHARLES ELLIN POPI ELSON JERRY EVERT FRANCES EAINE JEAN EELZ NANCY LAURA FINLEY EILEEN FLAMM GERALD FLEGEL AGNES GARTEN BETTY GOODMAN KENNETH GUNDERSON Page Seventy-Six JUNE, 1943 MARLYS HAASE ANNA MAY HAVAUX SARAH HAYES LUCILLE HYATT NORBERT JACKER MARJORIE JAFFE VALERIE JENSEN LOLA KAGEN LOUISE KELLENBERGER ROSEMARY KELLY ESTELLE KIVEN RICHARD KOENIGSBERG ANTHONY KONSTANT EVA MARCUS DONALD KOPPEL ELSIE KYVIK JOYCE LEITHARDT MARILYN LEITHARDT BERTEL LONGQUIST MARJORIE LOVELL DOROTHY LYNN BILL MCDONALD WILLIAM MESSNER VIRGINIA NELSON BERNICE NEMEROEE MARILYN NOUMBERG MARILYN NOYES ROBERTA ODELL CATHERINE PAULISSEN MARION LINN IOCELYN MAGGID BETTY MARKIN PATRICIA MEYER HAROLD MITCHELL DONALD NELSON GERALDINE PATTERSON JANE PETERSON GLORIA ROSENOW RUTH SAMPSON ERIC SHARTON MILDRED SOELTER SHERWIN STONE EVELYN STUBERG ELIZABETH WAGNER EDITH WEISS SYLVIA WEISS DONALD W. PETERSON RUTH PETERSON HUBERT RANCE MARILYN RIEMANN CECILIA ROSENTHAL AUDREY ROTHSTEIN BLOSSOM ROWE ROBERT SATTERFIELD ALAN SCHMIDT ROGER SHAPIRO MARILYN SHAW FRANCES SHERRY MITCHELL SISKIN MARION SMITH NANCY STEARNS MARGARET STEIN BETTY STEVENS ROSSLYN STIEGEL EVANGELINE TOULIAT FRANCES VAN DUSEN LENA WALLER ALVIN WECKER TED WEDELL ELLEN WEISBROD ALICE WERNER BARBARA WERNER OS MARGARET WILKINSON SIDNEY ZEID THE COLORS Seven! ...f - . 'Rf-H-A-V... Sergt. John Siefert, Sergt. Patrick McNamara, Cdt. Lt.-Col. Russell Neff FALL OFFICERS LIEUTENANT-COLONEL RUSSELL NEFF MA OR EDWARD BOWMAN I CAPT. CAPT CAPT CAPT CAPT lst. lst. lst. lst. lst. ISI. Znd. 2r1d. Zrxd. MILTON KAKARAKIS PAUL ROSS THOMAS VESA DONALD COOMBS DAVID BLUMENTHAL RICHARD PITNER f ROBERT BROSSMAN HERBERT ALPERT GEORGE BONTOS f MITCHELL SISKIN . ROBERT LOSCH EDWARD SCHWARTZ . RICHARD KUEHNE . ROBERT BEILIN . EDWIN HANFORD LT LT LT LT LT lst. LT LT LT LT LT LT Znd. 2r1d. Znd. Znd. Znd. Znd. . PAUL GILMARTIN . STEVEN GITTLER . ROBERT PERDUE . WALTER SCHEWE . JAMES SIMMONS HENRY LEVINSON LT LT LT Znd. LT. JAMES MCDONALD LT LT LT Znd. Znd. Znd. f ROBERT CASEY . EUGENE ULLRICH LT 2nd, LT. ROBERT NAU LT. MAURICE LATHOUWERS znd, LT. WILLIAM BECKER znd. LT. JOHN CARLSON Page Sezfenly-Eight SPRING OFFICERS LIEUTENANT-COLONEL RUSSELL NEFF MAJOR EDWARD BOWMAN MAJOR MILTON KAKARAKIS MAJOR EDWARD SCHWARTZ CAPT. MITCHELL SISKIN CAPT. ROBERT PERDUE CAPT. ROBERT BROSSMAN CAPT. THOMAS VESA CAPT. RICHARD PITNER CAPT. DONALD COOMBS CAPT. JAMES MCDONALD CAPT PAUL ROSS ISL. MAURICE LATHOUWERS . ROBERT BEILIN CAPT. lst. LT. ROBERT LOSCH LT LT lst. lst. lst. Ist. lst. lst. 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd . GEORGE BONTOS LT. STEVEN GITTLER LT. PAUL GILMARTIN Lf. EUGENE ULLRICH LT. ROBERT CASEY LT. WILLIAM BECKER LT. WALTER SCHEWE LT. RICHARD KUEHNE LT. EDWIN HANFORD LT. ROBERT NAU LT. RODNEY CONEER LT. ARTHUR SHERIDAN LT. ROBERT O'CONNOR LT. JOSEPH RICHARDS LT. RICHARD PETERSON LT. PAUL HABERSTITCH LT. JOHN CARLSON LT. WILLIAM RUSSO aff! 'itll' , F 1 - . it -ilk - l l ROW 1: Siskin, Kakarakis, Neff, Siefert, McNamara, Bowman, Schwatz, Perdue. ROW 2: Ross, Gilmartin, Sheridan, Lathowers, Becker, Carlson, Casey. Beilin. ROW 3: Peterson, O'Conner, Confer, Richards, Pitner, McDonald, Hanfor, Gittler. ROV' 4: Haberstitch, Brosman, Besa, Schewe, Coombs, Kuehne, Losch, Nau, Russo. SENN ROTC With their country facing the worst crisis in its history, the cadets and officers of the Senn ROTC trained with more determination than ever to prepare themselves for future service of their country. The ROTC began the year in September, 1942, under military instructors, Sgt. Alfred Fulton, who was later promoted to the rank of lieutenant and transferred to Fort Custer, and Sgt. Patrick McNamara. The position vacated by Lt. Fulton was ably Iilled by the present military instructor, Sgt. N. Siefert. Aided by the ideas brought by the new military instructors and the old traditions of the ROTC, the Senn military unit has reached a new high in efficiency. Many changes were made in the regiment to gear it to war-time speed. More emphasis was placed on tactics, first aid, scouting and patrolling, and other subjects which would train the cadets for field duty. In the fall semester of 1942, the Senn ROTC was led by Lt. Col. Russell Neff, who is one of the few cadets in the history of the regiment to hold that rank in his 4B semester. Under his direction the unit developed its wartime program and laid the groundwork for the Federal Inspection semester. Cadets of the ROTC contributed freely of their time and effort in rendering service to the school. Many cadets gave up part of their lunch period to serve on the Lunch Room Guards, to help Senn to have a clean, well-kept lunchroom. The ROTC furnished guards at football games and ushers at many other school functions. Page Seventy-Nine COMPANY A But the service of which the ROTC is most proud is the aid given to the Scrap Drive in the fall. The whole regiment was mobilized and the neighbor- hood for blocks around the school was canvassed for scrap metal. The hun- dreds of pounds of scrap brought in by the ROTC was a great factor in the success of the drive. The highlights of the social season for the ROTC during the fall were the Non-Commissioned Officers' Dinner Dance, the first of its kind ever held, and the Annual Officers, Dinner Dance. The Non-Coms Dance was held at American Legion Hall and proved to be an outstanding success. Planning the dance were Committee Chairman Art Sheridan, Robert O'Connor, Wil- liam Karp, and John Leengran. The Officers' Dinner Dance last September was held at the Bismarck Hotel and surpassed the expectations of those who attended. On the dance committee were Lt. Col. Russell Neff, Honorary Chair- man, Capt. Thomas Vesa, Chairman, 1st Lt. Mitchell Siskin, 2nd Lt. Paul Gilmartin, and 2nd Lt. Steven Gittler. Page Eigbly COMPANY B For outstanding work during the fall semester with the ROTC the fol- lowing cadets were awarded medals: Major Edward Bowman, Officers' Effici- ency Medal, lst Sgt. Art Sheridan, Non-Commissioned Officers, Efficiency Medal, Capt. David Blumenthal, Band Officers' Efficiency Medal, Cadets Norman Dresden, Harold Wiley, William Erickson, Personal Appearance Medals, Sgt. George Andrews, Recruiting Medal, Capt. Milton Kakarakis, lst Sgt. Robert O'Connor, lst Sgt. Robert Fascinato, and Cadet james Ortner, American Legion Medals, lst Lt. Robert Brosman, PTA Medal, Znd Lt. Robert Perdue, DAR Certificate, Capt. Paul Ross, 2nd Lt. james McDonald, lst Sgt. Charles juhasz, Corp. George Peulask, Cadets Lorin Galbraith, Elmer Linden, Warren Lieb, Herbert Twery, Arnold Tanis, and Peter Tsioutsias, Tri- bune Medals. On the Regimental Staff of the Senn ROTC this semester are Lt. Col. Ed- ward Bowman, Executive Officer, Capt. Robert Perdue, Regimental Adjutant, Capt. Mitchell Siskin, Supply Officer, lst Lt. Robert Beilin, Plans and Training, Page Eighzy-One l t' nw f All if L M COMPANY and Records Officer, 1st Lt. Robert Losch, Assistant to Records Officer, Master Sgt. james Basil, Sgt. Major, Tech. Sgt. Robert Shonfield, Publicity Non- Commissioned Officer, Staff Sgt. Charles Lapin, Assistant to Plans and Train- ing Officerg Sgt. Ralph Anderson, Assistant to Records Officer, Sgt. Norval Anderson, Assistant to Supply Officer 5 and Cpl. Mitchell Edelson, Assistant to Supply Officer. Early in the fall semester the best drilled cadets in the regiment were chosen and organized into the Exhibition Platoon. The Platoon practiced every day after school until it attained perfection. It was entered in the Crack Platoon Competition this spring. The Crack Platoon was commanded by Capt. Robert Brosman and supervised by Lt. Col. Russell Neff and Lt. Col. Edward Bowman. One of the highest honors any ROTC cadet in the city can attain was earned by one of the outstanding officers, Major Edward Bowman, this semester. He was chosen by a group of high-ranking army officers to serve on the Cdt. Corps Staff and was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. Lt. Col. Bowman by this appointment was made second-in-command of the 11,000 ROTC cadets in Chicago. This honor to Lt. Col. Bowman is not only a Page Eighty-Two COMPANY D l credit to him but shows the caliber of the cadets that Senn is training. This semester as in previous years the ROTC had one of the outstanding social events held by a Senn group, the Officers' Dinner Dance. The officers and their guests dined and danced at the Edgewater Beach Hotel and the affair proved to be a great success. The Chairman of the Dance Committee was Lt. Paul Gilmartin. He was assisted by Capt. Paul Ross and Lt. Robert Casey. The ROTC continued its school-service activities in the spring with renewed vigor. Lunch room guards from the ROTC assisted in giving its clean, orderly cafeteria. ROTC guards and ushers at the various school events and the color guard at the assemblies made these activities more enjoyable for those who attended. The Senn ROTC Regiment now ranks fourth among the twenty-seven units in Chicago, and fifth in three states. Not satisfied with its high place now, the cadets and officers of the Regiment were aiming for an even higher rank this year and from all appearances they reached their goal. . Page Eighty-T1'91'ee l ROOKIES Page Eighty-Four GIRLS' MILITARY CORPS BETTY GERKEN .... ........ C ommamier ..... .... A LICE SQUIRES JEAN GERKEN .... .... F mf Vice-Commander. . . .... JEAN GERKEN ALICE SQUIRES ........ Second Vice-Commander. . . . . .JANE I-IIEEERT JOAN DONAHUE. . . ....... Adjutant ....... . . .JOAN DONAHUE Miss GREINER ............... Advixer ................ Miss GREINER Senn Girls' Military Corps consists of eleven girls from the baton corps and thirteen girl members from the concert band. It was organized four years ago and is under the capable leadership of Miss Greiner, physical education teacher. The officers must be approved by the Military Instructors, Colonel David M. Davidson, and Captain Charles Ostergren, head of the concert band, with- out whose valuable assistance the corps would not be what it is today. The Drum Majorettes meet on the campus while the girls of the Band meet in room 425 every day ninth period. Because of hard work and ambition the members of the corps are able to participate in such school activities as foot- ball games, band concerts, R.O.T.C. reviews and assemblies. At the meetings which are held every other Monday, such social affairs as hay rack parties, swimming parties, and luncheons are arranged for the enjoyment of the members and their friends. ROW 1: Donahue, Hibbert, Gerken, Squires, Gerken, Fargo. ROW 2: Hibbert, Quermann, Wentz, Bahusky, Harris, Kary, Campbell. ROW 5: Fagan, Weber, Baer, Rutzky, Stone, Drummond, Cohn, Simpson. ,O l Page Eigbly-Fire D N BA 0 .C NN R.O.T SE SENN ROTC BAND This year with Music for Victory as its slogan, the Senn Band under the leadership of Captain Charles Ostergren appeared in the spotlight of student activities towards the war effort. Both the Senn and the Lake View Bands were chosen to supply the music for the Annual City Crack Platoon Competition in March. As is traditional the Band gave two concerts, one in the late fall and the other in the early spring, both of which proved to be very successful. One of the highlights of the season was the City Band Contest. Senn Band participated in Class A which consists of bands with a membership from 72-90. In the City Solo Contest Beston Abrams played the bartone saxophone, Earl Steinborn played the drums, and Leo Konitz played the tenor saxophone, the result of which was the grade of S. Marshall Cherkes received a grade of G on the clarinet in the same contest. The well-known Senn Drum Trio also received a grade of S in the Group Contest. Special recognition was tendered the officers who worked so diligently in preparing for the contests, concerts, and the inspections. As part of their duties the officers maintained discipline, the executive work being disposed of by the Band Major, Edward Schwartz. Inspections were held weekly with the Band working on a merit and demerit system. The Band non-commissioned officers, who form the nucleus of the Band, are headed by First Sergeant Roger Fascinato. To keep up the high standard of Senn music, there is a continual flow of musicians who start out in a Be- ginners' band, advance to the junior and to the Military bands, and then to the Concert band. The Military band, which is sixty strong, assists the Concert band in its activities. The student conductor of this band is Staff Sergeant Morton Kaplan. In keeping with its slogan, Music for Victory, the Band drills and marches weekly in preparation for the Annual Federal Inspection. Completely out- fitted in ROTC uniforms the organization lent color and rhythm to the event. Taking part in the parades downtown the Band marched with other schools on Americanism Day, Army Day, Armistice Day, and Memorial Day. These parades are a prelude to the day when Senn band will participate in the triumphal victory parade. These days also gave the band a chance to display its musical talent and adaptability to any sort of occasion or situation. Senn has the finest instruments and one of the best musical libraries in the country because of the untiring efforts of the Band Parents' Association. The Association gave two open dances and a box-social to raise money for the Band. With the efforts of the Band Parents' Association behind the Band it is bound to become one of the country's best. Page Eighty-Seven ROW 1: Auld, Thompson, Pedersen, Assimos, Miss Shea, Bargfelcl, Tulchin, Cameron, Record. ROW 2: Austin, Navigato, Marti, Siford, Hatton, Zwang, Miller, Cone, Moran, Mott, Gerstein, Mar- cus, Nopart, Bohn, Nelson. ROW 3: Bohl, Mandel, Zoden, Greenberg, Senqf, Jacobs, Braband, Thompson, De Freitas, Forde, Anglin, Razovek, Carthum, Curtis, O'Malley, Shaw. ROW 4: Leon, Packard, Baumgartner, Gould, McCin, Schriddle, Ortner, Reinauer, Bauer, Delgado, Brook, Healy, Taylor, Goldstick, Goldstick, Hattery. SEN N MIXED CHORUS Senn Mixed Chorus this year contributed much to the war effort. The school used the Chorus as a morale builder and it has been called on many occasions for that purpose. The first engagement for the year was at the Jamieson Grammar School where the group sang for the P.T.A. The Chorus at that time was under the direction of Miss Byrne who retired in December after many years of fine service. After the retirement of Miss Byrne, the Chorus was under the able direction of Miss Dorothy Shea. Under her direction the choir participated in many new activities. The Christmas Pageant conducted for all assemblies under the direction of Miss Shea and Miss Skillen presented a beautiful program with glorious music. Theresa Austin and Richard Ortner sang Cantique de Noel. The following day the choir, vested in their green robes, caroled through Senn corridors, bringing the realization of a sacred peace. In january the choir under the direction of Miss Shea took second place in the choral contest at Lane. The group sang the beautiful Ave Maria and How Lovely Is Thy Dwelling Place by Brahms. Among the most important engagements was the concert given by the choir and orchestra in january. This gala event was climaxed when the Ensemble, of which the choir is rightfully proud, sang Smoke Gets In Your Eyes. On March 29 the ensemble was chosen to appear on the High School Studio Party, where they sang Night and Day by Porter and American Lullaby and Summer Time. Page Eighty-Eight The unforgetable social affair was in March when the Chorus sponsored the Saint Patrick's Day Dance in the Michigan Room of the Edgewater Beach Hotel. The organizers included Mary Assimos, Choir Chairman, Charlotte Tulchin, Dance Chairman, jean Auld, Social Chairman, Beverly Pedersen, Ticket Chairman, and Elaine Hatten and Bianca Zwang, Publicity Agents. The three leading artists for the group were Robert Mandel, Patricia Seford, and Sonia Carthum. On Pan American Day the Choir sang Begin the Beguine for all four class assemblies at the Spanish Program. That same day the Choir sang for the P.T.A. meeting. This engagement featured the fine Londonderry Air by Cherryman. In june the entire Choir appeared on the High School Studio Party. On this program the Choir sang Tschaikowsky's famous Andante, It Ain't Neces- sarily So, and Sleeper's Avalon. The Choir participated in the Annual Spring Music Festival. This was almost their last but finest program. They sang such songs as None But the Lonely Heart by Tschaikowsky and It Ain't Necessarily So, by Gershwin. Among the exceptionally hard working members of the Choir were Helen Bargfeld, Treasurer, Marge Cameron, Secretary, Kevin O'Malley, Robe Chair- man g and jean Auld, Pianist, who has been donating her service to the Choir for more than three years. ROW 1: Feigel, Hunt, Weiss, Mandel, Horwitch, Rany, Manz, Stevens, Barker. ROW 2: Even- son, Carlson, Riese, Drummond, Kassel, Olson, Edmondson, jones, Roth. ROW 3: Levinson Lippman, Gjerset, Larman, Shipman, McCarthy, Burlin, Petrillo, Steuben, McAuliffe, Wolever, Sallman, Gauger. ROW 4: Perl, Freitag, Goid, Pope, Rosenstein, Lynn, Bergstrom, Baldwin, Gutbier, Anderson, Henderson, Foster, Brosman. Page Eigbzy-Nine I. X K ,LJ T , V ROW 1: Cobb, Baer, Blackman, Sterling, Mr. Gomberg, Ewalt, Aften, Brosman,'Cotts. ROW 2: Plambeck, Guinea, Croson, Norager, Kagan, Werner, Wexler, Mitxman. ROW 3: Barron, Tank, Flores, Brouwer, Bohn, Bradford, Turner, Van Horne, Brandstatter, Nelson. SENN ORCHESTRA Senn Orchestra, which has been growing steadily in the last year both with respect to numbers and ability, has finally blossomed forth a full grown and able member of the Senn music department and a functional part of Senn High School. Under the inspired leadership of Mr. Gomberg, who incident- ally took charge only a little more than a year ago, the Orchestra won its spurs with a well earned rating of S in the city-wide music contest. This rating, which was won in stiff competition with other music groups from all parts of the city, attests to the determination with which the members have striven to build up a really fine aggregation, and all Senn may be proud of the fact that they have achieved their goal in such a glorious manner. Aside from this outstanding performance, the Orchestra gave its annual concert on the night of january 22 in Senn Hall. The show was a huge success and did much to enhance the reputation. The group also performed for the Band and Orchestra Parents' Association at Green Briar Field House, added luster to the fall play, The House Without a Key, and helped send the january graduates off with a warm feeling for their alma mater. The Orchestra did its part in making the annual music festival a gala event, while preparing to annex another superior rating in the next music contest. With such a splendid showing for its last year of operation, the Orchestra is sure to grow larger and Senn can see great things ahead for this up-and-coming organization. Congratulations to Mr. Gomberg and his players on a flne year's work. Senn is looking forward to an even better year during which the Orchestra will really make a name for itself. Page Nirzefy GIRLS' CHORUS Senn Girls' Chorus, numbering more than fifty selected soprano and alto voices, rehearse daily in room 340 under the direction of their ambitious leader, Miss Cameron. This is the f1fth year of the organization and the girls are satisfied that they have accomplished something new each semester, even though the mem- bership represents new talent that carries on the high standard necessary for public performance. The high point of this year's work was a request program of fine songs for WMAQ High School Studio Party, in the Merchandise Mart, Chicago. This was a unique and thrilling experience. The radio audience gave these talented singers applause, and praise was their reward from those who heard them over the air. The girls have been invited to broadcast again over the same station. There were several other programs to the girls' credit, the Spring Festival being the annual event, and the very enjoyable Senn Parent-Teacher Associa- tion request repertoire of gay and mirthful songs. The officers of this hard-working singing group help in many ways to take care of its interests. The officers are: President Dorothy Fischer, Vice-Presi- dent Lois Oliver, Secretary Charleen Fleig, Treasurer Darlene Poundstone, Librarian Beverly Kramer. The talented accompanist for all occasions is june Lee Klingelhoefer, who is very popular with the girls, and whose serious application to her responsi- bility at rehearsals contributes much to the finished ensemble work of the Chorus. ROW 1: Bright, Clark, Wertheimer, Miss Cameron, Klingelhoefer, Olson, Lazenby, Hendricks. ROW 2: Mott, Novick, Baumgardner, Getz, Kotzen, Stoyas, Loeser, Carlson, Brown, Robinson. ROW 3: Hiatt, Williams, Leander, Moriarty, Pink, Glantz, Cohen, Aslan, Shutt, Weis, Jacobs, Hindlu, Doering, Levinson. ROW 4: Beatty, Aronson, Fischer, Wilson, Richter, Fleig, Oliver, Temme, Grinsted, Peterson, Steinberg, Fischer, Shumacher, Paddor. 1 M... M. l Page Ninety-One SENN PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION President .................................... MRS. J. F. NovoToNY 1:1 Vice-President ..... ..... M RS. H. M. Loscn 2nd Vice-Pferidefzz' .... ...... M RS. E. G. KARTH 3rd Vice-President ..... ....... M ISS LORETTA HICKEY Recording Sec1'elm'y ...... ..... M RS. CHARLES GRISWOLD Correrpofzdifzg Secremfy .... ....... M RS. JOHN POTTAGE Trearurer .................................... MRS. GEORGE IQKCIN Students and groups at Senn owe many thanks to the PTA, an organization of hard-working parents and teachers that has accomplished many fine things during the past year. The theme selected for this year's program was Student Service. The Parent-Teacher Association proudly joined with the ROTC in plans to secure the Senn Service Flag. Medal awards to the ROTC and awards to the out- standing students were made again this year. Cabinets were provided for the dramatic department. The efforts of this association were also given to ob- tain a nathletic field west of Senn High. Cooperation with Miss Cavanagh afforded the opportunity for service to the school. Dues and ways and means projects balanced the budget for this year. There are many committees within the PTA, some of which are Parent Education, School Education, Legislation, Poster, Social, and Publicity. These are headed by Mrs. Louis Brookman, Mrs. C. W. Forslund, Mrs. F. Buchholz, Mrs. J. Jones, Mrs. M. Brosman, Mrs. M. J. Gjerset, Mrs. Wm. Sample, and Mrs. S. Fuqua, respectively. Senn PTA has the largest membership of any North Side high school, 910 members. ROW 1: Miss Hickey, Mrs. Karth, Mrs. Losch, Mrs. Novotny, Mrs. Griswold, Mrs. Portage, Miss Cavanagh. ROW 2: Mrs. Brookman, Mrs. Forslund, Mrs. Buchholz, Mrs. jones, Mrs. Brosman, Mrs. Gjerset, Mrs. Sample, Mrs. Fuqua. Page Nizzely-Two L, TC' 5 392 Gftaua-bd O I - , N 1 W p1gQ,lM.M.All .2a,...5a-.fJ .5 N I VII, I . X, J RJ 'X ROW 1: Garfield, Rodems, Saltzman, Hess, Miss I-Iafemann, Shapiro, Kerman, Goldberg, Hor- wich. ROW 2: Schwartz, Neff, Grabrecht, Gold, Lewin, Quinlan, Eisen, Wright, Friedman,'Pou- nian. ROW 3: Findberg, Baskin, Minsky, Shapiro, Rosen, Holtzman, Ostrand, Hitzeman, Sullivan, Levinson, Hoffman, Kabrine. ROW 4: Riseman, Gasson, Messner, Cohen, jacker, Beglin, Balder, Adler, Zaslavsky, Sae, Friedman, Odell, Rance, Radner. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB . . .BERT RANGE BOE FERGUSON. . . .... President. . . BERT RANGE ...... LOLAJEAN KABRINE. . . HOMER RISSMAN. . . Mlss HAEEMANN.. HENRY LEVINSON. . . . LENNY ADLER .... AGNES GARTON .... . EDWARD SCHWARTZ Miss HAEEMANN. . Vice-President. . . . . . . Secretazry. . . .Trea5u1fe1'. . . Adviser. . . .P1'e5ident. Vice-President . . .5'ec1'eta1r'y. . . . .T1 ea5u1'e1'. ....Ad1xi5e1'... .. . .RUSSELL NEEE . . .Lois KERMAN . . .BILL MESSNER Miss HAFEMANN . .HARRY GASSON . .ROGER SHAPIRO SYDNEY ROSEN MARSHALL SAGER .Miss HAFEMANN Page Ninety-Th 766' ROW 1: Glentzer, Goodman, Daley, Gordon, Aronson, Putterman, Miller, Patton, Ziprich. ROW 2: Langerman, Sonenblum, Loeb, Raike, Hatton, Berger, Nahm, Ralsky, Flamm. ROW 3: Miller, Hanis, Tucker, Mittelman, Desmond, Tulchin, Edelson, Gellar, Banks, Saltiel, Hahn. ROW 4: Levy, Cherbo, Levin, Perlman, Golin, League, Gelfond, Kramer, johnson, Chellstorp, Kolb. Win the War and the Peace was the slogan adopted by the I. R. Club shortly after Pearl Harbor and the members have been working diligently towards this goal ever since. Because of the large number of students interested in International Rela- tions and problems concerning the war, this year the club was divided into two sections, meeting Mondays and Thursdays. Extensive work with the Red Cross is the keynote of the activities, as the I. R. with the combined efforts of the junior Red' Cross headed by Miss Cain assisted in the sponsorship of the drive for the record-breaking purchase of Senn Blood Donor Ambulance last spring. I. R. also sponsored short talks on behalf of the Red Cross for the current drive. The semester trip to Northwestern University was thoroughly enjoyed by all who were present. I. R. members had the pleasure of hearing Professor Franklin D. Scott of the History department speak on future world organiza- tion and of touring the campus and meeting Northwestern's I. R. Club officers. The good neighbor policy was furthered, especially since one of its mem- bers, Lolajean Kabrine, won first prize in the state for her essay on What Pan-Americanism Means to My Country. The Brazilian Consulate was enter- tained at a luncheon in the Senn Pump Room last year, thus providing oppor- tunity for further diplomatic relationships. Page Ninety-Four ROW 1: Ablin, Cotts, Ornsteen, Simon, Mandel, Zwang, Buhai, Berets, Stiegal. ROW 2: Ein- tracht, Walanka, Baer, Falkenstein, Braun, Field, Bosca, Katz, Greenberg, Fink, Sage, Sturtz. ROW 3: Thiell, Widran, Beilin, Chesky, Goldstein, Thompson, Striblen, McFarland, Karpf, Fisch- man, Finke, Eisner. ROW 4: Monson, Kohn, Zukerman, Cohen, Charleson, More, johnson, Miner, Bartholow, Bulscher, Poyten, McIlwain. Other honors have been taken by Sennites participating in International Relations tests. Many remember Estelle Sager, who won the midwest prize from eleven states when she took the League of Nations' examination. Last year Patsy Paley's test was entered in the country-wide contest. Panel discussions before the Senn P.T.A. and elementary school groups on future world organization, and conferences at the American Council Institute of Pacific Relations on problems in the Far East have also helped for better understanding of the postwar problems. The spring season played host to many activities. In March many students entered the League of Nations Contest with favorable results, and in May a group appeared on the Young America Answers program over station WBBM. This quiz show deals with questions about youths' work on the home and battle front. The I. R. Club eagerly participated in the new war time vocabulary reading program and wrote papers on the problems facing youth in war time for the Pi Lambda Theta panel discussion. Miss Hafemann is doing grand work with the International Relations Club and is very well liked by all students. Page Ninety-Five SENN HOSTESS CLUB . . .POPI ELSON .JUNE ELMLUND .MARJI KIRK .MANZI VINISSKY Miss CAVANAGH JACKIE OLSON ............... Prerzdem' ........ . DOROTHY NELSON .......... Vice-President .... . . JUNE ELMLUND ........ C ommitzfee Chairman .......... Secretary ....... . . . Miss CAVANAGH .............. Adwrer ............. Senn Hostess Club comprises girls selected from: Senior Division Rooms, who render service to the school, supervised by Miss Cavanagh. Odfficial Hostess duty is to meet and greet all visitors, parents, and casual callers, -and to escort them through the building or assist them in any other manner. Besides the many services they give to Senn, promotion of sociability among Senior girls is stressed. Prominent speakers and personalities inform the Hostess of world events and social requirements. Charm is one of their main characteristics and they try to develop it through social contacts in Senn. Trips are taken to Universities, settlement houses, Hull House, Chinatown and many other institutions, selected by the girls themselves, which are not only educational, but entertaining as well. The members find many enjoyable affairs to keep active. A Christmas dance, which was so successful that it has now been adopted as a Senn tradition, was a Hostess project. A Santa Claus suit of 1943 design, a gift of the Hostess group, will instil Christmas Spirit in the years to come and will be worn at the Christmas affairs hereafter. A Hostess is identified by her attractive green badge which stands for Service to Senn. ROW 1: Stevens, Tyma, Werner, Kirk, Elson, Elmlund, Rath, Barnett, Goodman. ROW 2: Patton, Cargill, McCartney, Goerk, Wirick, Klein, Exel, Zwack, Friedman, Fisch, Touliatos, Harrison. ROW 3: Ebbesen, Goldstick, Goldstick, Mott, Person, Fox, Sondergard, Felz, Raike, Harris, Carvell Haase, Lundgren. ROW 4: Gordinier, Schreiner, Carlson, Sachs, Vinissky, Krause, Riemann, Wil kinson, Buchholz, Kniskern, Freeman, Cross, Patlak, Stiegel, Mueller. 1 Page N me! y-Six X if rf M FRENCH CLUB SHIRLEY KACIN. . . . . .Prerident .... ..... E ILEEN NEADELL EILEEN NEADELL. . . . . .Vice-President. . . . . .ELEANOR ARONSON EILEEN FLAMM. . . .... Secretary .... . . .DIANE NATOVICH Treasurer. . . ..., MARJORIE LOVELL Mlss SLOAN ................. Aclvirer .... .... M ISS KAKARAKIS Senn French Club meetings this semester were more enjoyable than ever before in Senn history. The activities of the French Club were varied in order to please everyone. Most all of the activities were conducted in French, how- ever, some English was spoken. The meetings were held on Friday mornings before classes officially began. Amon the activities were la s, short stories, charades, 'okes, and man 8 P Y 1. Y types of songs. The most popular song was Tout va tres bien. jean Auld and Connie Raclin acted as accompanists. Miss Sloan, former adviser of the club, left on her Sabbatical leave in March and Miss 'Kakarakis took over the club most efficiently. The French Club meet- ings closed each week with the singing of the Marseillaise. The members all hope that the French club remains high among the outstanding organizations of Senn. ROW 1: Weber, Natovich, Odell, Aronson, Miss Kakarakis,'Miss Sloan, Neadell, Lovell, Marcus. ROW 2: Adolphson, Lysebettens, Kotal, Rodems, Marcus, Cone, Bolan, Spiras, Diamond. ROW 3: Swanson, Gustafson, Medow, McCartney, Zupperman, Soble, Basich, Lytle, Raike, Weber. ROW 4: Ancel, Ross, Dekoven, Winternitz, Fustier, Thomas, Raclin, Flamm, Hammond, Mullin, Lincoln, Schewe, Sholin, Gould. ,-,tn , l Page Ninety-Seven ROW 1: Goodman, Shapiro, Lonquist, Koenigsberg, Dr. Davidson, Peterson, Satterfield, Adler Skolnik. ROW 2: Hegberg, Basil, Simer, Schwarz, Miner, Haberstich, Peterson, Siskin. ROW' 3: Marcus, Fallcenstein, Jaffe, Deutsch, Tennes, Knoepfelmacher, Rissman, Adler, Castritsis, Fame, Glentzer. ROW 4: jones, Mueller, Kaplow, Spector, Prislinger, Bloorne, jacker, Hyatt, Chatt, Taylor, Wagner, Baum. CHEMISTRY CLUB Prerzdenr ...... ......................... . . CHARLES ADLER Vive-President. . . .... JAMES BASIL Sec1'etez1'y ..... ........... B IANCA ZWANG Tteerm-er. . . ......... DICK KOENIGSBERG Advirer .... . . .Mrss PARDEE, DR. DAVIDSON BERT LONGQUIST .... ..... P resident ..... .... T ED WEDELL DICK KOENIGSBERG. . . . . .Vice-President .... ..... B OB NELSON BOB SATTERFIELD. . . .... Secretary .... . . .BIANCA ZWANG RUTI-I PETERSON .... . . .Treerurer . . . . .PATRICIA BANKS DR. DAVIDSON .... . . .Adviree .... .... M ISS PARDEE Senn Chemistry Club was organized in 1935. At that time the name Selenium Nitrides was adopted and the club has carried that name to the present time. The purpose of the club is to develop a general interest in chemistry. Due to the present war the club tried to perform experiments and to give talks that were useful to the War Effort. Some of these have been the testing of soil and fertilizers, the purification of water with bromine, the preparation of sulphuric acid and luminescent chemicals. Members of the club have also demonstrated experiments with antiseptics, fuels, lubricants and gases. What happens to the tin cans which are being collected was demonstrated by show- ing the de-tinning process. Page Ninety-Eight 7 ROW 1: Shaw, Swan, Banks, Wedell, Miss Pardee, Neslund, Zwang, Lynn, Gustafson. ROW 2: Zeid, Bartholow, Kuehne, Perlman, Golin, Gold, Lewin, Eisen, Stone, Charleson, Glasser. ROW 5: Bradford, Noyes, Wulf, Raike, Carlson, Willard, Carlson, Suburg, Bosea, Nahn, Berg, Pearson. ROW 4: Gustafson, Westlund, Gullberg, Levin, Newmark, Olmsted, Meredith, McDonald, Kon- stant, Fisk, Ries, Barron. After reading about taking and developing pictures in chemistry class a demonstration was given by one of the members of the club, showing the consecutive steps in the making of a photograph. Groups of three were organ- ized to perform experiments and to give a weekly talk on them. This policy enabled the students to perform experiments that would not normally be required during the regular semester's work. There have been several interesting discussions on the future of and the opportunities in chemistry. New discoveries on what they have meant to the world have also been discussed. The Chemistry Club has worked in close collaboration with other depart- ments of Senn. The auto shop demonstrated the use of the oxy-acetylene torch. The physics department contributed interesting discussions on radio activity, the atom-smasher, and the structure of the atom. The activities of the club also included a trip through the Northwestern Technological Institute. This trip proved very interesting and educational. Because of the popularity of the club, it was found to be more advantageous to divide the organization into two sections. Although these sections meet on different days their work is carried on in close harmony. The club decided to aililiate with the Illinois junior Academy oft-Science. Through the efforts of this organization the members and the school have acquired a greater interest in the field of chemistry. Page Ninety-Nine PITMAN CLUB EUGENIA TYMA .............. President ............. HELEN PERSON LENA WALLER ............ Vice-President .... EVANGELINE TOULIATOS EVANGELINE TOULIATOS ....... Seeremry .... ........ J OYCE BARNETT HELEN PERSON .............. Treasurer. . . . . .ALICE WERNER MRs. LAWLER ................ Advirer ............... MRS. LAWLER The Pitman Club was formed in 1939 to promote scholarship and further the aims, ideals, and standards of Senn commercial graduates. To qualify for membership a student must be taking shorthand and have an average of G or over. During the semester typing and transcription contests were given, a speaker addressed the group, giving some pertinent information in regard to conduct and manners, which was of great benefit. Last semester Mr. Davidson and this semester Miss Lee were the speakers. As for the social side, there was the picnic in the spring and the closing semester party. In regard to the War Effort, the members feel that they are doing their share by preparing themselves to qualify for the constantly increasing demand for good stenographers and secretaries. The club affords an opportunity to increase knowledge of the subject and to ind out how each one stands in com- petition with others. The typing contests were from printed matter for a period of 15 minutes. To be successful one must have a minimum of five errors. In the shorthand contests dictation was given at the rate of 80 and 90 words a minute, and the transcription was timed. A higher degree of accuracy is expected in letters. . ROW 1: Bass, Cherbo, Person, Werner, Mrs. Lawler, Barnett, Touliatos, Tyma, Kotal. ROW 2: Anderson, Lynn, Goodman, Stevens, White, Stern, Mawz, Neadell, Bohn, Waller. ROW 3: Nelson, johnson, Anderson, Zimmerman, Vidt, Ross, Crothers, Johnson, Carvell, Catz, Harris. ROW 4: Kellenberger, Berkman, O'Neal, Timm, Sondergard, Bialik, Kramer, Eisfeldt, Olson, Bosick, Sehreimer. Page One Hundred ROW 1: Ejan, Hankel, Kohen, Neebe, Miss Hanley, Schridde, Miller, Jacobs, Mitchell. ROW 2: johnson, Teichert, Ilgner, Decker, Swanson, Haitasch, Harkonen, Minchik, Klimek. ROW 3: For- ton, Larson, Peterson, Reid, Becker, Timm, Beutin, Kovacs, Fertig, Goldin, Davis. ART GUILD President ........ ................ .... C HAR LES SCHRIDDE Vice-President .... ....... J AMES NEEBE Secretary ..... . . . CORINNE KOHN Treasurer. . . .... BETTY MILLER Adviser ...................... . . Miss HANLEY Senn Art Guild is an organization for all interested and talented students who have completed the Art Survey Course. Weekly meetings and discussion take place in Room 355 under the supervision of Miss Hanley. The program of this group consists of actual art work and related activi- ties such as lectures and tours to places of artistic interest. An outstanding lecture was given by one of Senn's noted teachers, Miss Cavanagh, who in the interest of the good neighbor policy brought and explained the details of her large costume doll collection. A display of over 100 dolls was included in this exhibit. The Art Guild took an active part in the Cake Drive for the Service Men, and produced over fifty posters to advertise this event. Members participated in the War Effort by contributing posters and handi- crafts to stimulate interest in the Red Cross, Bond and Stamp Sales, U.S.O. Events, Conservation of rationed items, aid to the disabled servicemen and promulgation of the American Way of Life through Art. At Christmas time the Art Guild and the entire Art Department had one of the finest exhibits of high school work ever produced. People from all over the city attended the show and tea. The theme of the work was the Four Freedoms. Page One Hundred One SPANISH CLUB ALBERTA SKOLNICK .... ...Vice-Prefident ....... ALBERTA SKOLNICK ROSEMARY PAQUET. .. ..... Secretary .... .... R osEMARY PAQUET JULIAN NEWMAN. . . . . .Trearurer .... . . .IRWIN BRANMAN Miss LEPERA .... . . .Advirerr . . .... Miss LEPERA Miss GILL .... ........ . . .Mlss GILL Rf ARLENE GARY ...... .... P ferident. .. ....... ARLENE GARY I 25? The purpose of the Spanish Club is to foster more pleasant and more friendly relations between the two Americas. Some typical meetings dealt with a movie entitled Children of Mexico, a techni-color taken by Miss Cain, a Guatamalean Trip, a fiesta, a Mexican Christmas Party during which typical South American games were played with hand-painted Mexican Christmas cards as prizes. Some meetings featured talks by students who had lived in South America. The annual Pan-American Day assembly was sponsored by the club. At least two programs were devoted to singing Spanish songs and one to a play given in Spanish by members of Miss Gill's classes. The club has tried to show the Senn students the lives and ideas of the people of the other America. The paid memberships for the year totaled one hundred students. It has been a very successful year. ROW 1: Sherry, Kahn, Branman, Skilnilc, Miss Gill, Gary, Paquet, Borgeson, Lasker. ROW 2' Nemeroff, Dry, Taxay, Sorum, Kandelman, Pottage, Loewenberg, Ferguson, Spector, Stock, Carvell, Kardish, Jabour. ROW 3: Knauss, Bluestone, Leventhal, Lord, Ditlow, Goldberg, Kirschner, Schwartz, Lutter, Mott, Lynn, Hecher, Swan, Gross, Rohlin, Miss LePera. ROW 4: Cowan, Jacobs, Sandack, Holmgren, Sherman, Harris, Natovich, Sweiberg, Gelfond, Bergquist, Lazar, Wagner, Fertig, Zimbler, Gollay, Stevens. Page One Hundred Two ,Y 'gp , -f -w -ff l pl Q Aff X F J co Q .ff E ' E' 'E U ' J latlvj ROW 1: Horovitz, Gottlieb, Marcus, Nord, Miss Hackett, Messner, Oschman, McKee, Mott. ROW 2: Kerman, Bergquist, Haggerty, Gordinier, Stern, Chellstorn, Betseff, Kalb, Carvell, Getz. ROW 3: Gerardy, Goldstein, Cherbo, Dubman, Blomberg, Lutter, Hurless, Vigardt, Atkins, Larson, Green- berg. ROW 4: Ginsburg, Quinlan, Nelson, Harris, Rosen, Holtzman, Hoitasch, Engdahl, Leser- man, Orensteen, Kahn, Miller, Razovek. CAREERS CLUB BILL MESSNER .... .... P resident .... .... B ILL MESSNER MURIEL TOLL .... ...Vice-President .... ...BETTY SUNWALL SUs1E MONDOUX ...... .... S ecremry .... .... R UTH NORD LORRAINE PETERSON .... ...T reesurer .... .... D or OCHMAN MRS. KAAR .................. Advisers .............. Miss HACKET1' Senn Careers Club was formed to provide fuller activity for the students of Careers, although membership is open to any student in Senn. The aim is to aid the student in his choice of a vocation, and the club gives a better opportunity for study and discussion of this choice. The Fall semester was highlighted by two big events. The first of these was the assembly planned and put on by the Careers Club on the subject of Military Aviation, a highly pertinent and interesting topic for everyone. Senn was honored to have as a speaker, Major Floyd M. Schowalter, the President of the Examining Board of Aviation Cadets. He was accompanied by Private Al Topel, who told of his experiences as an Aviation Cadet. Page One Hundred Three ' A Colonel ......... Lieutenant-Colonel .... Adjutant ......... TRUST OFFICERS .ROBERT FERNOW .DON ANDERSON .HAROLD HYMAN Adjutant. . . GEORGE EICHORST Treasurer .... .WILLIAM RIEDLE Cornrnander. . . .... HANS BAUER Adeirer .... . . MRS. TWOMEY Senn Trust Officers entered into the War Program in a unique way. Twenty- eight thousand volumes were uncrated, stamped, and put into the hands of the teachers and pupils for the pre-induction courses within two weeks after the semester began. The old key cabinet in Room 166, closed for the past fifteen years, was opened and each key displaced from its moorings and onto the scale to the extent of 480 pounds. Lockfolly, all Of the Old makeshift locks that found their way to 166 through the route of the lock clippers, were inducted into the scrap drive and perhaps by now have been transformed and are performing the serious task of winning the war. The Trust Officers render a service to the student in his most vital needs, his books, his locker, and his lock. Teachers may also enjoy this service. ROW 1: Baskin, Holmgren, Skolnik, Fernow, Tennes, Minsky, Karatz. ROW 2: Heins, Hornkohl, Miller, Fisher, Einbinder. ROW 3: Hirsch, Bauer, Riele, Weinberger, Kaplow, Wachtenheim. ROW 4: Anderson, Eichhorst, Cohen, Waller. Page One Hundred Four ROW 1: Merker, Charleson, Becker, Gordinier, Mr. Wantuch, Brandt, Erickson, Hoack, Klein. ROW 2: Berder, Adler, Solomon, Friedman, Kolb, Pollock, Cohen, Gallay, Wexler. ROW 3: Chellstorp, Schwartz, Healy, Bloom, Gyenes, Rose, Burgeson, Marx, Levin, Blomgren, Smilder. SENN CAMERA CLUB President ...... ..... R OBERT BRANDT Vice-Prefident. . . ..... WILLIAM ERICKSON Secretary ..... . . .GENEIEVE GORDINIER T1'edm1'er .... ...... I ULES BECKER Adviser. . . . . .................,...... JOHN WANTUCH Senn was eager for a camera club and the desire for such an organization was satisfied when in the fall of 1942 a group of students got together under the leadership of Ronald Klein to form the Shutterbugs. Since that time the Club hummed with activity, being ably advised by Mr. Wantuch who is kind enough to put all darkroom facilities at the disposal of the club members. . The Senn War Effort was stimulated by pictures taken of the scrap drive and the more recent cake drive. .At the end of 1942 the Club entered the National Red Cross photographic contest, illustrating Red Cross activities in the neighborhood. The Club's first honors were earned at the city-wide photographic contest sponsored by all City Camera Club at Lucy Flower High School. At this con- test club members won two first prizes and two honorable mentions. The Club also sponsored contests in portraiture to stimulate the interest of members in photography. Page One Hundred Five SENN GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MARGARET WILKINSON ....... Pmfialefzr ..... .......... J EAN FELZ MARGARET KLIMEK ........ Vive-Pfemienz ........ MARGARET KLIMEK FLORENCE SWANSON .......... Secremry .... ...... E LAINE MOREY JEAN FELZ ............ ..... T 1f'eaz5ure1' .... .... H ARRIET BAKER MRS. JONES .... .... A firmer. .. .... MRS. JONES Senn Girls' Athletic Association is part of the city-wide girls' athletic asso- ciation sponsored by the Board of Education to encourage participation in athletics and good social events, to improve scholarship, to offer opportunities for service, and to build vigorous health. SGAA numbers this semester about 70 girls. Those interested in team games meet once a week during the activity periods for round robin tourna- ments. This is a departure from the regular after school games, which were dispensed with this year because of the heavier gym program. Social events of the fall semester consisted of a mass meeting, two supper hikes at Caldwell Woods, a roller skating party, a treasure hunt, the breakfast, and a dance. The events of the spring semester were similar except that the season ended with a city-wide luncheon at the Morrison Hotel. The members of the Board of Control in the fall were Kay O'Shea, Vivian Cohn, Vivian Hall, Georgia Karalis, Betty Jenks, Alberta Hermansen, Gloria Wilkinson, Genevieve Gordinier, Elaine Morey, Nancy McFarland, Harriet Baker. In the spring Kay O'Shea, Bernice Goldstick, Jean Werner, Jean Bolan, Marion Ball, Alice Wyers, Florence Swanson, Suzanne Reitz, Helen Olsher, Beverly Golbraith, and Lois Richardson were chosen. Girls who received the Senn letter this year are: Kennette Glentzer, Mar- garet Klimek, Shirley Jacobs, Gertrude Buhr, Gladys Bentsen, Bernice Gold- stick, Frances Goldstick, Vivian Gustafson, Ruth Hamalainen, Shirley Bentsen, Grace Bishop, Lois Roterberg, Peggy Thompson, Alice Moe, Florence Swanson. Page One Hundred Six ROW 1: Johnson, Anclerson, Klimek, Baker, Morey, Wilkinson, Swanson, Gordinier, Faiser. ROW 2: Richter, Croson, Hall, Britz, Goldstick, Goldstick, Riese, Linck, Reuss, Franco, Miller. ROW 3: O'Shea, Reitz, Karalis, Olsher, Cohn, Wyers, Skolnik, Mondoux, Ball, Thompson, Zwang, Leithardt Hermansen Leithardt, Leventhal. ROW 4: Williams, McFarland, Garcia, Hermansen, Oakley, Clauson, Beritsen, Zwack, Levin, Gustafson, Goldstine, Hanna, Galbraith. l ROW 1: Hatton, jones, Rousek, Gilberts, Cartolano, Lama, Lynn, Salkenstein, Cooley. ROW 2. cl A derson, Fox, Hope, Kipp, Lysebettens, Harrison, Sonenblurn, Van Swanson, Hart, Lun gren, n Hecker Zipprich Brandt. ROW 3: Borscha, Halt, Lipsictz, Antolin, Carlson, Dare, Brennenstuhl, cl B h C rlson H att, Viclt, Iialtneger, ,Greenwalcl, Harral, Gollner, Geeraerts, Gaines, Lean er, usc , a , y Patton, Kolb, Johnson, Chellstorp, Vielehr, Riemann, Bergdahl, Scholin, Mueller, Taylor, Tennes, Schlitz. Page One Hundred Seven ROW 1: Carlson, McDonnell, Pagano, Wittert, Schneider, Wyland, Bolan, Missing, Miller. ROW 2: Kawell, Davis, Reich, Damascus, Lahman, johnson, Jennings, Lord, Ditlow, Kachel, Horasanian, Rohner, Sparberg, Williams, Greenfield. ROW 3: Hower, Klingelhoefer, Anderson, Page, Wal- lace, Breitsprecher, Holm, Rosenquist, Burgess, McFarland, Ilgner, Lenters, Larson, Ellickson, Rosen, Marsh. ROW 4: Nelson, Rennington, Weiss, Simon, Schurman, Fredrickson, Peterson, Meyer, Borgeson, Leipsiger, Buhr, Kirmser, McKane, Fustier, Cotter, Lemme, Heal, Schons. ROW 1: Curtis, Kramer, Dobbratz, Zorian, Hancher, Benson, Boyle, Johnson, Freislinger, Phillips. ROW 2: Anderson, Grose, Norstrom, Weiner, Mora, Tanner, Hill, McLellan, Bernstein, Zeidman, Fribourg, Litwin, Krause, Fleming. ROW 3: Sullivan, Schayer, Carlson, Campbell, Mendelsohn, Flnsky, Randau, Anderson, Sturgeon, Sattenstein, Burkholder, Pink, Bright, Kluas, Fasig. ROW 4: Muhlbeier, Pfeffer, Ford, Carlson, johnson, Silverstein, Werre, Bieza, Sweiberg, Keegan, O'Con- ner, Moe, Durband, Chamison, Benson, Berger, Zimbler. Page One Hundred Eight NEREIDS LUCILLE HYATT .... .... P feridenr .... . ..... PEGGY WOLD PAT POYTON ..... . . .Vice-President .... . . .LUCILLE CARLINE SHIRLEY SWANK .... ..... S eci-ezwy .... . . .JOAN VIELEHR PAT JONAS ...... .... T rea.fm'e1- .... . . .PAT AGAZIM MRs. HAROLD. . . . . .Adviser .... .... M Rs. HAROLD Some years ago a need was felt for the organization of an advanced swim- ming group, one that would promote an interest in swimming among the girls at Senn. The group, known as the Nereids, has functioned since then and has-enjoyed the companionship and activity that the club afforded. This past year a new activity was added to the work of the groups that meet the eighth and ninth periods on Monday, and the fourth period on Friday. Synchronized swimming, or rhythmic swimming to music, an activity that has been finding favor among swimming groups all over the country, became popular. Swimming various strokes to music, forming figures, and perform- ing stunts of various kinds is interesting as well as relaxing. Girls from the Nereids group are used to assist the swimming teachers in regular classes and prove to be very helpful. This year they are helping to promote the new war program of swimming activity, including practice in floating, treading water, swimming side, breast and back stroke for endurance purposes, swimming under water, and jumping in without submerging completely. ROW 1: Carline, Agazim, VielelTr, Wold, Hyatt, Skolnik, Poyten. ROW 2: Van Hecker, Weiss, Hansen, Ablin, Patton, Bentsen, Williams, Wyire, Braband, Katz, Mrs. Harold. ROW 3: Zipprich, Podolsky, Katz, Hirsch, Morey, Raike, Mueller, Becker. Page One Hundred Nine l out ROW 1: Hyatt, Tennes, Inman, Hanna, Kirmser, Mueller. ROW 2: Skolnik, Zwang, Godell Gordinier, McLane, Hamalainen, Rosenberg, Hanson. GIRLS' FENCING junior and senior girls may enroll in fencing classes. Beginning and advanced classes are scheduled. The requirement for the advanced class is the success- ful completion of one semester of beginning fencing. Beginning fencing includes the fundamentals of footwork, simple defense and offense, terminology and rules. Advanced fencers are taught more ad- vanced technique and procedure and rules for bouts. A tournament is usually held in the advanced class during the last part of the semester. Lucille Hyatt, Rosemary Kelly, Betty Miller, Alberta Skolnick, Charlotte Lennes, and Bianca Zwang are in their third semester of fencing. Page One Hundred Ten 7 1942 FOOTBALL RUSSELL ANDERSON DAVID BARNETT ROBERT CARLSON RALPH CASEY JOSEPH CASON MACK FAIRBANKS GEORGE FELT HERBERT GARBRECHT HERBERT HABERSTROH WILLIAM HALLQUIST ROBERT HECKMECK GEORGE HUYS DAVID KATZ ROBERT KIETZMAN GEORGE LOESCHER OSCAR LOTKA WILLIAM MCHUGH GERALD METCALFE JAMES MORAN ROBERT MYERS FRANK OCKERLUND YALE OGRON GERALD SARGES JACK SHIRLEY ROBERT SILVERMAN DORR SIMER RICHARD SNOW RICHARD STULL EDMUND WOOD CHARLES WRIGHT CHARLES ELLIN, Manager BERTIL LONQUIST, Manager 1943 SENIOR BASKETBALL JACK COMFERE ROBERT DAVID HARVEY EENSTON ROBERT GILBERTSON ROBERT OLANDER FRED OSCARSON JOHN PITOU PETER SIMONE HUMPHREY SULLIVAN ANDREW ZUCCARELLO 1943 JUNIOR BASKETBALL JAMES ABRAHAM ROY BASKIN ERNEST COUTURE ROBERT CUNNIFF HAROLD LAURIN FRANK MURPHY THOMAS MCNAMARA RAYMOND NUSINOW WILLIAM OLSON GEORGE SULLIVAN SENN LETTERMEN XX 1943 APPARATUS CHARLES ARADO JACK AUSTIN JAMES BOUEEARD FRANK HARRIS JOHN HOFFMAN GAYLORD HUGHES RUNE JOHNSON GLEN JUERGENSEN CALVIN LEE ROBERT MATTEO JOHN OHERRON EDWARD PRISLINGER ROY ROLLER PHIL RUCK RICHARD SPECTOR COY WOOLRIDGE HUBERT ZAPP 1942 BASEBALL DONALD ALVAREZ THOMAS AFREMOW RAYMOND BERNS HARVEY BLOCK DAVID BYERS HENRY KARMANN ROBERT MUELLER CORWIN PRENTICE ROBERT PRUDON LOUIS ROSIN ROBERT TEICHERT JACK VIDT GERALD FLEGEL, Manager 1942 TENNIS WARREN CLAUSON ROBERT DAVID JERRY EVERT DAVID LOWENBERG HUBERT RANCE 1943 SENIOR SWIMMING THOMAS BROWNELL HARMON CAINE GLEN JUERGENSEN STEVEN SCHLAFFER 1943 JUNIOR SWIMMING JACK AUSTIN RICHARD DEUCHER ROBERT PETERSON DONALD SCHERWAT BURTON URY 1943 FENCING ARNOLD MICON HUMPHREY SULLIVAN STEWART SULLIVAN JACK VIDT SYLVIAN WILEY 1943 ICE SKATING JOHN CARLSON DAVID FARGO BURTON SCHUMACHER RICHARD WENZEL 1942 INDOOR TRACK SENIORS SHERMAN ASCHER MARSHALL LEVINSON 1942 INDOOR TRACK JUNIORS DONALD BAHUSKY LEONARD BRESSLER WARREN GLEASON TED KEMP DON WENDT Page One Hundred Eleven ROW 1: Loescher, Carlson, Wright, Huys, Lotka, Myers, Ockerlund, Moran, Stull. ROW 2: Coach Dow, Sarges, Felt, Cason, Aco, Silverman, Snow, Ogron, Barnett, Coach NX'antuch. ROW 3: Ellin, McHugh, Stern, Thompson, McCormick, Balder, Paddock, Johnson, Lonquist. ROW 4: Haber- stroh, Wood, Pounian, Fairbanks, Simer, Hallquist, Fuhrman, Meyer, Cowin. ROW 5: Garbrecht, Anderson, Casey, Heckmeck, Katz, Shirley, Dyer, Kietzman, Deraedt, Metcalfe. FOOTBALL Win or lose, Senn football teams have acquired a local reputation of being rough and tough. Let it not be said that the 1942 gang of grid-men departed from tradition. Under the able guidance of Coach Dow the team gained third place in the cut-throat competition of the north side. Not until the waning days of autumn had it definitely lost its chance of a second consecutive sectional title. After splitting two practice games the team was ready for the new wartime schedule consisting of six league games. The Dowmen celebrated the open- ing of the regular season by a 33-0 victory over Waller. Next Saturday the Bulldogs were pitted against the pre-season favorite, Schurz. In an all-out effort Senn effectively squelched further title rumors being emanated from the near west side by virtue of a 24-7 conquest. A weak Lake View team was taken in stride 39-13 but some difficulty was encountered in the Sullivan game. Two touchdowns in the last quarter broke the deadlock and Senn hung up a 13-0 victory. By this time a football title was being considered seriously by loyal Sennites. However, one of those upsets commonly encountered when competition is stiff was suffered by the Green and White squad against Amund- sen. The Vikings, playing superlative heads-up football gained a 15-9 deci- sion. Taft, a yearling in football affairs, clinched the title a few hours later. Page One Hundred Twelve Yet there remained on the Bulldog calendar a contest with Lane. This traditionally hard fought game is always a thriller whether a football title is at stake or not. A throng of 5500 gathered at Lane Stadium and witnessed a battle royal. Senn lost 13-9, but not without a iight. The game was a heart- breaker for Senn fans. The season was officially terminated by a 13-13 dead- lock with Loyola on Thanksgiving Day at the latter's stadium. Football letters were awarded at a special athletic demonstration early in December. The following were awarded major letters: Dave Barnett, Bob Carlson, Ralph Casey, joe Cason, Herb Garbrecht, Bill Hallquist, Bob Heck- meck, George Huys, Dave Katz, Bob Kietzman, George Loescher, Oscar Lotka, Gerald Metcalfe, jim Moran, Frank Ockerlund, Yale Ogron, jerry Sarges, jack Shirley, Dorr Simer, Dick Stull, Dick Snow, Bob Myers and Chuck Wright. Minor letters were presented to Russ Anderson, Mack Fairbanks, George Felt, Herb Haberstroh, Bill McHugh, Bob Silverman and Ed Wood. The veteran Green and White team elected Bob Myers, the hard plunging and versatile full back, Honorary Captain at the season's end and nominated Quarterback Dick Stull, a brilliant field general and capable passer as the most valuable player. End Frank Ockerlund was proclaimed the squads ablest blocker. He was honored with the Dr. Timmons award, which is presented annually for that achievement. It is also interesting to note that fullback Bob Myers and Guard Chuck Wright were almost unanimous choices on North Section All Star Teams. Head Coach Fd Dow and Line Coach john Wantuch deserve much credit for their line work. The managerial staff of Lonquist, Charly Ellin, jim Kas- sube and George McDonnell also deserve commendation. 4-? --. Page One Hundred Thirteen ROW 1: Afremow, Sullivan, Fensten, Comfere, Oscarson, Simone. ROW 2: Ellin, Olander, Pitou, Wulf, Gilbertson, David, Coach Leighton. SENIOR BASK BA J n B Wg is GJ ll f lf JUNIOR BASKETBALL ROVU 1: McNamara, Olson, Abraham, Couture, Murphy, Sullivan. ROW 2: Ellin, Cunniff, Nusi- now, Spier, Coach Leighton, Baskin, Lauren, McClilland, Blomgren. Page One Hzuzrfred Folzrfeezz SENIOR BASKETBALL A youthful but ambitious group of youngsters composed the Senn Senior basketball squad this season, and although the team finished eighth in the North Section standings with but three wins to its credit, a great deal of experience was harvested. Raw recruits were converted into veterans and by next season the Seniors should possess a wily, coordinated five to pace the hardwoods. A brief resume of the season follows. The Seniors encountered their first defeat when they journeyed to Waller High and were slighted 40-39. Everything was in hand until the final 60 seconds when Waller shredded the net with three rapid fire field goals, the last shot swishing simultaneously with the gun. At Lane Tech the Bulldogs were handed their second defeat, 32-19, by a very able Indian five. The event- ual North Section champions and city finalists, the Amundsen Vikings, ex- perienced the chills in the first half of their tussle with Senn, but after recess turned the game into a 47-28 rout. Roosevelt and Steinmetz added two links to the Bulldog chain of defeats to conclude the fall semester, the local lads still sought their first victory. With the commencement of the latter half of the season the Green and White cagers began to roll. First victim of the revived Bulldogs was Taft, which saw victory fade in the waning minutes when Jack Wulf connected on a hook shot. Bob Olander and Andy Zuccarello contributed the bulk of Senn points. Next, Von Steuben fell prey to the boys of Green and White, 25-22. Humphrey Sullivan's one-handed shot shoved Senn into the lead with less than a minute to play, while Bob Gilbertson virtually ended the affair with a bucket a few seconds later. In the ensuing game Senn achieved its first vic- tory of the year on foreign courts by whipping Sullivan 40-39. Pete Simone's two last minute free shots were a deciding factor. Possessing a three game winning streak the Seniors were finally tripped, losing to Schurz in a 33-32 heartbreaker. The season was concluded at home with Lake View on the heavy end of a 46-39 count. The first captain of the Senn squad was veteran jack Comfere, who gradu- ated in February and incidently continued as a top flight cager on a fine Kala- mazoo team. Soon after Comferels graduation Bob Olander took the reins and set an example by counting 87 points, high for the team. Aside from Fred Oscarson, who was a February graduate, and Peter Simone, Harvey Fenston and Humphrey Sullivan the entire team will return next year. Reappearing for but a half year will be Bob Olander. In addition there will be Andy Zuccarello, Jack Wulf, john Pitou, Forrest Finley, Bob Gilbertson, and Bob David. The average height of these fellows scrapes 6 feet 1 inch. Better days lie ahead for the Senn senior live. Page One Hundred Fifzeen JUNIOR BASKETBALL A scrappy junior basketball team composed almost entirely of third year men improved itself greatly in the latter part of the season and at the end was boasting a .500 average with a five and five won-lost record. Consider- ing the caliber of the North Section competition, this percentage represents the satisfactory showing the team attained. The team faired better at Senn than it did away from home, winning four and losing two here while winning one and dropping three on the road. The Green and White opened the season with two straight defeats by strong teams, Waller and Lane. Waller turned out to be section champs so it is easy to understand how the Bulldogs dropped that one. The Lane game was a real thriller and it was only after a brilliant battle that our boys suffered their 25-24 setback. The team then came back to Senn to play its first home game with Amundsen. The Green and White were too superior for the Vik- ings and trounced them by a score of 41-28. The traveling jinx hit them again at this point and the boys were beaten by their host, Roosevelt, 36-29 in a real heartbreaker. Only in the last few minutes of play did the Rough Riders gain their slight advantage. The Bull- dogs then quickly snapped back to winning form, taking two in a row from Taft and Steinmetz. It was evident from the beginning of both games that Senn would hold the upper hand in each contest. The Bulldogs returned home and lost their first game here to Von Steuben, 33-22. It was after this game that Sullivan came to Senn. Sullivan was in first place at that time and were heavy favorites to continue their march. But Senn was not downhearted and saw only greater glory in the defeat of their arch rivals. Thus it was that for three fast quarters the Senn squad outplayed and outfought the opposition and were well on their way to victory when the stalwart pair of guards, Red Sullivan and Ernie Couture, attained four personal fouls and were forced from the game. With no one to check the enemy drives, the Bulldogs fell apart and were trampled 50-37. This loss, though naturally disappointing, failed to discourage the boys but rather provided them with newly found determination. With this refreshed outlook they met Schurz and Lake View and in short order defeated them both, Schurz by a score of 30-26 and Lake View 42-40 in the closest contest of the year. The Bulldogs, though they lost as many games as they won, were always a threat to North Section leaders and with five or six starters returning, Senn junior followers look forward to next season. Individual scoring honors were taken by Buzz Murphy with 69 points, with Ernie Couture a close second with 63. Couture's outstanding defensive work must also be noted for he was chiefly responsible for the team's fine defensive record which was rated the best in the entire section. Ernie graduates this year after three long seasons of basketball for Senn and with his departure goes one of the finest players and all-around fellows to don a Senn uniform. Page One Hundred Sixteen ROW 1: Ruck, Matteo, Roller, Hughes, Coach Bergmann, Juergensen, Harris, Meister, Schlaffer. ROW 2: Olferon, Magruder, Lie, Nagel, Koenie, Parmuth, Spinner, Lunge, Mudge. ROW 3: Hoffman, Wooldridge, Deuchar, Neslund, McDonald, Prislinger, Kocher, Wendan, Bouffard, Edmons, Reynolds. ROW 4: Lathouwers, Sterling, Freese, Bentall, Austin, Johnson, McCloskey, Burke, Arado, Mueller, Spector. APPARATUS After Senn had won its fourth city title and its third consecutive A. A. U. championship, it was easily seen by all that the 1943 Apparatus team was as fine a group of gymnasts as any Midwestern high school has. had in years. Daily practice second period and workouts at the Y. M. C. A. and different parks after school and on Saturdays were mainly responsible for the splendid physical condition of the boys. Approximately ten hours a week of special- ized gym training carried out over a long period of time was found necessary to keep a gymnast in tip top shape and Senn's boys knew this. When the results of the city meet were in, one could see that they had put this knowledge to good use. They beat their closest rival, Lane Tech, by 156.75 points, which is a tidy margin. The musclemen won in all three divisions, but first place in the champion- ships went to a Lane man. Glen juergensen, who took second place, was closely followed by his team-mates Frank Harris, Roy Roller, and Gay Hughes. Bob Matteo was high point man of the meet and also secured individual honors as an intermediate. Ed Prislinger, Phil Ruck, Dick Spector, jack Austin, john Hoffman and Rune johnson captured the 2nd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 10th positions for themselves in a showing which was so good that only three others were able to place against them. This is a record that Senn can well be proud of. Hubert Zapp and james Bouffard tied for first in the novices, but when a coin was tossed to determine which one would get the first place medal Zapp won. After Bouffard had received second, Coy Woolridge, john O'Heron, Charles Arado and Calvin Lee were announced as winners in the division. Page One Hundred Seventeen ROW 1: Dunkel, Lee, Sullivan, Coach Shaffner, Sullivan, Snyder, Harsted. ROW 2: Wiley, Carney, Black, Vidt, Forslund, Smith, Micon. FENCING The task of rebuilding a championship depleted by graduation is not a simple one, but when this problem faced Fencing Coach Albert Shaffner last fall he immediately began to remedy the situation. Through his splendid efforts and the wholehearted support of the squad personnel, another suc- cessful season was realized by the Senn fencing team. Although a dozen newcomers answered the opening call for candidates, only three veteran members reported back. These three, Humphrey Sullivan, jack Vidt and Arnold Micon, formed the nucleus of the foiling group and served to mold together a worthy unit. Senn was triumphant in the majority of the dual meets that the school scheduled. Their first big event came on March 21 when the Kraft Cup was held at the University of Chicago. Strangely enough, a perennial jinx held over them in the affair remained unscathed and the combined efforts of the four Green and White teams could do no better than to place the school in fourth position. The city meet, held April 10, saw our defending titlists make a supreme effort to retain the crown. The four-man team of Sullivan, Vidt, Micon and novice Sylvian Wiley fenced amiably but fell just short of the point total set up by the experienced Austin and Lane contingents. Sullivan tied for flrst place in the individuals although he was later dropped to the runner-up spot because of the edge in points held over him by Lane's jim McCarthy. Page One Hundred Eighteen ,l .W l l ROW 1: Wenrich, Afton, Evert, Coach Leighton, David, Clauson, Rance, Benkson. TENNIS Senn produced another topflight tennis team this season and at the time of this writing five netmen are about to embark for Champaign to defend the state title the team won in 1941. Now, of course, that tournament is history. Perhaps it would have been more appropriate to say that Senn retained rather than produced the team, since four of the five qualifiers are from last year's championship squad. Seeded number one was Captain jerry Evert, one of the most accomplished junior players in the entire country. He was ranked as the City's number one public high school player and only Howie Atwater of New Trier challenges his for that coveted spot in the state. One step behind jerry is sophomore Bob David. Only a sweet 16, southpaw Bob has already proven to be a net- man of superior calibre. In the National Boy's rankings of 1941 he was 11th. In the number three slot was Hubert Rance, better known to his teammates as Burt. He has a notoriously steady game and when paired with David the two formed one of the state's most formidable doubles teams. The second doubles team was composed of veteran Warren Clauson and lanky, Ted Wedell. Coaching the team was Mr. Shaffner and Mr. Leighton, the latter finding time between his baseball sessions to drill the netmen on the court strategy. Although Bob David is the only returning netman, the coaches have already uncovered an abundance of future talent. Likely teammates next year will be Freshman, John Wenrich and Lary Pauly, and junior, David Afton. Page One Hundred Nineteen ROW 1: Coach Dow, Kemp, Neslund, Wedell, Bahusky, Adler, Carlson, Place, Gasson. ROW 2: Gleason, Berman, Goldberg, Stone, Sahlin, Kanara, Gold, Zelken, O'Donnell, Neslund, Clyman. ROW 3: Solomon, Eckholm, Murdoch, Bing, Zibelman, Bergh, Swidler, Fargo, Lofchie, Heiss, Messner. TRACK Though not as successful as most Green and White track teams, the Junior speedsters managed to take fourth place in the Chicago Public High School Indoor Track Meet. The only point winners in the Senior division were Bob Kanapa and Carl Whitie Sahlin. Kanapa tied for third place in the high jump while Sahlin tied for fifth place in the pole vault. ,Ted Kemp, in his second year as a junior runner, made an impressive showing in the city meet by taking third in the 60-yard dash and fifth in the triple broad jump. Stu Swidler, in his first city meet, took fourth place in the 660-yard run, while Dave Fargo, star of the ice skating and golf teams, tied for fifth in the high jump. The junior team corralled the rest of their points when Ted Kemp, Bernie Berman, Stu Swidler, and Dave Fargo com- bined to place third in the junior relay. Because of their fine work the junior boys who received letters were Ted Kemp, Stu Swidler, Dave Fargo, and Bernie Berman. The Senior boys who received the Green and White emblem were Bob Kanapa and Carl Sahlin. With the close of the indoor season both Senior and Junior divisions of the track team will turn their attention toward the City outdoor meet which is to be held in the latter part of june. The speedsters, with the fine coaching of Mr. Dow and Mr. Klafs are highly hopeful of placing themselves in high standings among high school circles by bringing back to Senn the City Track Championship which the school has long awaited. Page One Hundred Twenty ROW 1: Peterson, Carlson, Kotzin, Scherwat, Pratt, Ury, Brown. ROW 2: Anderson, Parker, Schlaffer, Juergensen, Hedrich, Deuchar. ROW 3: Austin, Brownell, Beyer, Caine, Bauer, Wino- grad, Konstant, Wahlquist, Coach Bergmann. SWIMMING 1943 proved to be more than just another year for the Senn swimmers as both junior and senior squads captured their last five meets from Loyola, Taft, Sullivan, Steinmetz, and Roosevelt. A good reason for this season's success is because of the large number of boys in both divisions. Both seniors and juniors had eleven swimmers on their respective teams. The first two losses were split among the two, the seniors winning 38-28 and the juniors losing 29-37 to Highland Park. With Fenwick the procedure was reversed with the juniors coming out on top 41-25 and the seniors losing 24-42. The seniors made a clean sweep of the next five meets beating Loyola 40-26, Taft 36-28, Sullivan, 33-29, Steinmetz 42-24, and Roosevelt 34-27. The juniors also came out on top winning from Loyola 48-19, Taft 32-25, Sullivan 35-27, Steinmetz 30-27, and Roosevelt 34-27. Nine letters were awarded this season, four majors going to Harmon Caine, Glen juergensen, Tom Brownell, and Steven Schlafller. Five minors were captured by jack Austin, Robert Deuchar, Burt Ury, Bob Peterson and Don Scherwat. Although swimming is not a major sport at Senn, the team did exceptionally well. Coach Bergmann has many young swimmers in reserve who are eager to be given a chance to swim for the Green and White. There may be reserves but more and more young swimmers are urged to try out for the team. City Championship is always the goal of the team and if more swimmers turn out the goal can be attained. Page One Hundred Twenty-One ROW 1: Coach Bergmann, Fargo, Carlson, Wenzel, Shumacher. ICE SKATIN G Senn is once more the proud possessor of the City junior Ice Skating title. In one of the hottest contested finals that the city has seen in the junior division in many a year Senn's skaters emerged with six first places to decisively beat the second place Lane team. The mile relay was the highlight of the meet and when the cheering had died down Senn had taken all four first places. The relay team was composed of the four regular junior skaters, namely: Dave Fargo, john Carlson, Dick Wenzel and Burt Shumacker. Lane's team was continuously threatening, but close knit cooperation and some admirable skating by Sennls quartet made it strictly a Senn affair. Individual honors rest with john Carlson and Dick Wenzel who won the 440 and 880 respectively. Carlson led the nearest man by a good 30 yards but Wenzel found the going slightly tougher, for one of his opponents had cap- tured the Silver Skates race the same afternoon. The only other honors taken by a Senn individualist was the placing in the 220 by Shumaker. Senn showed its supremacy from the very beginning when it took two firsts and one third in the preliminary. The only bad luck incurred by Senn in the meet was Fargo's fall in the preliminary when he was leading the field. The meet was held at Waveland Park. Senn is looking forward to another championship season for the 'entire Junior team are returning as seniors. Congratulations for this season fellas and good luck for next. Page One Hznzdred Twenty-Two , . r , K I fi! 'f 2 if 1 U 1 ROW 1: Moran, Afermow, Karmann, Van Dover, Arenberg. ROW 2: Coach Leighton, Stewart, Sachnoff, Ellin, Gullberg, Dake. ROW 3: Anderson, Olson, Friberg, Lueders, Prudon, Vidt, Frazer, Fehmann. BASEBALL , With the season not yet at its mid-point, Sennls Varsity baseball team found itself very near the cellar in North Section competition, although pre-season dopesters had rated the Bulldog's a top-notch aggregation. A better showing in the latter portion of the season is practically assured with the Bulldogs hoping to blast many title conscious teams into oblivion by reversing the scores of their first encounters. Taft, runner-up to Lane in the first round, dealt Senn its first defeat 2-1, although The Eagles were held scoreless by jack Vidt after the opening inning. After suffering a defeat at the hands of Schurz, The Bulldogs routed a strong Roosevelt nine 9-4 for its lone victory thus far. Held to four hits in their previous games the local boys let loose with a Hurry of base hits, the feature of which was Ernie Couturels four for four. Already victim of Amundsen 5-2 the Bulldogs met the perennial north sec- tion champion, Lane. After a wild hrst inning during which three Tech batters crossed the plate, Lane was actually outplayed by a fighting Green and White nine. The final score however read 5-0, the shackling of the lndian's bats being due to Lefty I-Ierron's four hit pitching performance. A one run jinx immediately bit the Bulldog aggregation when both Von Steuben and Lake View emerged victors by a scant tally over the Senn nine. Coach Harry Leighton deserves a good deal of credit in his initial season as baseball coach for his assemblage of a team which should not be judged by its record above. Page One Hundred Twenty-Three 1 SMELL ' AIR AGE Is the class of june, 1943, proud! Not only has it gone all out for Victory but it boasts the outstanding honor of being the first Senn graduating class to have in its midst an aviatrix! This young air-minded lass is Lucille Hyatt, who also has had her name in the lime light as a wonderful swimmer. Lucille's passion for winging runs in the family for her father had been flying secretly for a few months before she decided to surprise him by becoming air-minded. She hopes to join the WAAF's when of age but until then she will be satisfied to enroll in the Civil Air Patrol. With hours of Hying to her credit, Lucille spends her leisure time getting a bird's-eye view of the country from a Piper Cub. Although she is not of age to get a regular pilot license, she has received her student's permit. Not being content just having a terrestrial habitat, Lucille, through her swimming and flying, has duly acquired fins and wings. A popular student with a darling personality is this girl pilot of whom the Senn class of 1943 is so justly proud! Happy Landing, Lucille! Page One Hundred Twenly-F0141 What! No Kitchen Sink? And one might ask this on viewing one of the Senn junk heaps during the drive for metal scrap. Page One Hundred Twenz-Five iw- e , Page One Hundred Twenty-Six Sennites in Service Sennites in Service. 'Q 4 5 N2 Page One Hundred Twenzy-Seven Giddap, Victoria! Not even wasting gas for a noble cause these Senn Boys bring their junk in the good old horse and buggy, thus helping to make this big pile and to fill the key board to Capacity. Page One Hundred Twenly-Eight Gee, Mabel, that size 14 might fit now! In response to the Nation's drive for fitness, Serin girls keep trim through exercising, While the cheerleaders and their mascots, Betsy Clements and Bozo, cheer them on. Page One Hundred Twenty-Nine 1 Help! Ma! The Commandos are coming! Through the efforts of all Gym teachers the new five day a week schedule is successfully on its Way, and such obstacles as our supermen must go through! Page One Hundred Thirty Reading Tarzan again, eh? And so it seems when boys take up pole climbing so enthusiastically. Or could it be the ape in them coming out? Page One Hundred Thirty-One Santa Claus' Helpers! Mr. Wantuch's lab. students, Mr. Kehoe's printers, and Miss Hanley's artists made the sailors on the Cruiser Chicago very happy with Christmas gifts. Page One Hundred Tbirly-Two One motive in two subjects. The Machine Shop boys in their pre-induction course strive to get the parts together without having anything left over while this English class learns to do by following directions. Page One Hundred Thirty-Three Toclay's students-ton'1orrow's journalists. The fees agents, Senn News heads of january, and the june fees agents and salesmen smile for the birdie. Page One Hznzdred Tbirly-Four Vi ,or Some of, the factors -which make Senn a great school. Room 526 is the ofiice where Miss Kunz, Senn treasureghandles Hnances. These Star Senn News Salesmen kept her busy last semester. In the Sight-saving room special help is given students by Miss Miller. Page One Hundred Thirty-Fiz-c What's Bakin'? Cakes, cakes, and more cakes, as far as the eye can see. This was due to the s lendid cak d ' S ' ' ' ' p e r1ve enn put over for the Serv1ce Mens Center. Over 5,000 cakes found then: way to hungry mouths of service men on that glorious Friday evening. Page One Hundred Thirty-Six x . X' f. HL v I al fo up x Avgl 13 at IW Make-up, food, and fun. just glimpses of the every-day routines in the lives of Senn girls- ' t' ictor lunch to fill their tumrnies, and planning for an evening applying their warpaint, get ing a v y of music. Page One Hundred Thirty-Seven W , I V w i fl we N ,Av Training for the War. Learning to type correctly is very importantg knowing your global position in reference to others is beckoning many to the course in Commercial Geographyg Miss Erikson doing her part by explaining the latest in science, Page One Hundred Thirty-Eight 4 Studious' looking, aren't they? Sennites ,use their artistic ability in Art and Mechanical Drawing . . . . d classes to create beauty on paper, and their spare time in the library, stu ying. Page Ofze Hzuzdred Thirty-Nine -lg-l I Didn't Did It! Miss Cavanagh guides the frolicking freshmen while' Mr. Satterfield gives voca tional advice. This is the way Senn lends a hand. Page Ozze Hzuzdfed Forly X WX ,iff fff,f,, K f W., s l Rx, , ',kAv. --..,-,A. N xl I -wA' ii ,,K L Q3 x y - L -d '1 VTX... I Look! A Weed! Planting Victory Gardens full of good food was the job assigned to the Biology classes. The boys in the Science and Industry Labhelped by making useful articles. Page One Hundred Forty-One just call them Barrymore, for short. These Players and Workers helped to make The House With out a Key the big success that it was. Page One Himdrecl Forly-T100 Sermites display their versatility in play and even Senn Service Men on furlough seem to enjoy life. Page One Hundred Forty-Three FAREWELL The all cleat' Iigmzl haf Jottmletl to Iighify the entl of the ezit micl The Stetj wifhef to bring thefe people ottt into the open and congmttz late them for their help in making the FORUM tz Jttcceff. AIR-RAID WARDEN E. V. LINDEN, PRINTER BLOCK CAPTAIN C. L. 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