Senn High School - Forum Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1944 volume:

I l 1 I944 FGRLJM ' Forum Staff SENN HIGH SCHCDCDL Chicago, Iliinois SUNNY ENTRANCE TO SENN I-HGH SCHOOL SHADED SHELTER AT SENN Co-Editors-in-Chief RAYNA GOLDBERG and DONALD SCALZO, Clubs Editor SHIR- LEY BECKER, Organizations Editor CARO- LINE MONDOUX, R.O.T.C. Editor IOSEPH BLEEDEN, Faculty Editor LUCILLE BURNS, Sports Editor GEORGE MCDONNELL, Art Editor DOLORES KIRSCHNER, Business Co- Manaqers NANCY HAGGERTY and HILDE- GARD CEDERGREN, Fail Business Man- ager DORIS-IEAN SWANSON, and Adviser ELIZABETH CORCORAN present the nine- teen hundred and forty-four FORUM OPENING SECTION Senn High School David M. Daviclson, Principal In Memoriam SCHOOL Ianuary Class, I944 Iune Class, I944 Class Councils ACTIVITIES Orqanizaiions Clubs ATHLETICS Girls' Siooris Boys' Siooris AROUND THE SCHOOL Senniies in Service Action Pictures Snapshois DAVID M. DAVIDSON Principal FACULTY HARRY M. MESS Assistant Principal DR. GEORGE ZIMMERMAN CHARLES SATTERFIELD Senior Adviser Placement Counselor HELEN WHITNEY MINNIE DUNWELL MAY CAVANAGH lunior Adviser Sophomore Adviser Freshman Adviser ASSISTANT ADVISERS LAURA SEDGWICK, 4B HELEN IONES, SB MARGARET MCCABE, 2B Miss Stella W. Aten Mrs. Bonnie K. Badger Mr. lohn A. Baller Miss Winifred A. Bannon Mrs. Bernadine F. Bayer Mrs. Natalie Bayer Miss Frances M. Beern Mrs. Marie K. Benjamin Miss Cecelia I. Berg Mr. Alfred E. Bergmann Mr. Reuben Betensley Mrs. Teckla P. Birk Mrs. Mildred Bittner Miss Mabel Blazier Miss Catherine Brennan Mr. Thomas Burns Miss Margaret H. Cain Miss Kathleen Cameron Mrs. Mae D. Carlson Mrs. Evelyn K. Carstens Miss Mary G. Cavanagh Mr. Paul Chamberlain Mrs. Helen W. Chapin Mrs. Hannah Choldin Miss Laura. E. Christman Mr. Glen Bt. Christy Mrs. Eunice Y. Cobb Mrs. Elsie F. Corby Miss Elizabeth Corcoran Miss Belta C. Coryell Mr. Lowry B. Crane Mrs. Louise T. Crotan Miss May A. Cunnitt Dr. Iames M. Davidson Miss Iohanna H. Doniat Mrs. Rosa E. Dooley Mr. Edward L. Dow Miss Minnie M.Dunwell Miss Dolores Eddelman Miss Frances M. Erikson Mr. Iames Farnsworth Mrs. Agnes K. Felsing Mrs. Helen M. Forester Miss Eleanor T. Foster Mrs. Louise N. French Mr. Eugene A. Friker Miss Helen L. Gage Miss G. M. Gilman Mr. David W. Gipson Mrs. Olive W. Gleave Mr. Morris Gomberg Mr. Louis Gordy Miss Meta L. Greiner Miss Henrietta Gross Miss Iosephine Hackett FACULTY Mrs. F. P. Hackmann Miss H. E. Hafemann Miss losephine E. Haff Miss Elizabeth Hagstrom Miss Anna Hanley Mrs. Gertrude L. Harold Miss Lillian M. Harwood Mrs. Elsie T. Hassel Mr. Coleman Hewitt Miss Loretta A. Hickey Miss Mercy B-. Hooker Mr. Horace L. Howard Miss Ftuth D. Ieffrey Miss Alice l. Iohnson Miss Helen A. Iones Mrs. Marion M. Iones Mrs. Eleanor S. Keats Mr. Martin H. Kehoe Mr. Carl E. Klafs Mr. Harold Korey Miss Ella W. Kracke Miss Olive A. Ku.nz Mrs. Alice N. Lawler Miss Marjorie G. Lee Mr. Harry A. Leighton Miss Mary LePera Mrs. Hester D. S.Leyden Miss Grace A. Lindahl Miss Laura M. Lynne Miss M. E. McCabe Miss Marie McCaughey Miss Margaret McEvoy Mr. Herbert E. McKellar Miss Vivian McWhinnie Miss Bella Meissler Miss Irene H. Melody Miss Mildred Metzger Miss Mabel M. Meyer Mrs. Etta C. Millar Mr. Iacob I. Mitnick Miss Alice I. Moore Mr. Andrew A. Moore Mr. A. W. Morrow Mrs. Violette G. Nagle Miss Florence Nardi Mrs. Elsie M. Nasatir Mrs. Otta H. Nelson Miss Sophie M. Nelson Miss Emilie M. Noack Miss Marcia L. Norton Capt. C. G. Ostergren Mr. Eugene Ostergren Miss Ferne A. Paxson Miss Nell W. Peterson Mr. Harry Phelps Miss Anne Pollock Mrs. Marjorie W. Reed Mrs. Helen B. Reed Miss Marie Rees Mrs. Goldie S. Robbins Mr. George B.Robertson Mr. Webster B. Rose Miss Anna L. Sandberg Mr. Charles D. Satterfield Miss Elsa Scheerer Miss Mittie Y. Scott Miss Laura M. Sedgwick Mr. Albert F . Shatfner Mr. George Shatran Mr. Dorr M. Simer Miss Melita H. Skillen Miss Ella Slemmons Miss Myrtle I. Starbird Mr. Theodore S. Sunko Miss K. B. Sweeney Miss I. M. Szymanski Mrs. Evelyn H. Taylor Mrs. Gertrude L. Thomas Miss Della L. Timm Mrs. Garnet T. Todd Miss Gem S. Tyler Miss May L. Waldo Mrs. Nettie C. Wall Mrs. Anna M. Walter Mr. Iohn P. Wantuch Mr. Lowell C. Warner Miss Virginia Wattawa Miss Florida E. Wenzel Miss Helen W. Whitney Mrs. V. D. Williams Mrs. Dorothy M. Worden Miss M. Zieglschmid Dr. G. F. Zimmerman Cpl. Iames P. Iatropulos Miss Ethel M. Miller MAINTENANCE STAFF Miss Marie Bowen Mrs. Helen D. Dietrich Mr. Charles E. Driscoll Mrs. Dorothy Fisler Miss Irene Graham Mrs. Mabel B. Hartnett Mrs. Alice M. Huling Mrs. Agnes Kennedy Miss Mary E. Mackey Miss Mary G. Sheridan Mrs. Stella C. Twomey Miss Mabel Watts SENN GCLD STAR MEN WORLD WAR ll Torsten Ahlbeck lerome Amromin Leonard Awsumb Max Beesley Don Bradley William Campbell Robert I. Chapman George Cline loseph Denning Henry Gansz Dr. Norman Geyer Gunnar Gibson William Guilioil Robert T. Hines Dr. Victor H. Karpass Paul Lieberman William F. Lindsey Robert Cverholser Robert Cverwater lohn C. Reynolds ludson Richter Avery Seqall Kenneth Wetherall CSEATEDJ: Dr. Zimmerman, Bob Mueller, Principal Davidson, Neubie Bohl. KSTANDINGX Lois Desmond, Claire Iohnson, Pat Striblen, Howie Nelson. lanuary Class, l941l Excellent scholastic record, outstanding in school activities, ability in leader- ship, doing a big part for the school and war effort-that describes the Ianuary Class, l944. The semester started with the election of class officers. The first results showed only Claire lohnson, secretary, and Lois Desmond, luncheon chairman, as victors. The runoffs then took place, with Bob Mueller winning the job of president, Neubert Bohl, vice-president: Patricia Striblen, treasurer, and Howard Nelson, marshal judge. During the semester the class took part in campaigning for the Thanksgiving and Christmas funds, in entertaining the Chicago Parental School at Christmas, in giving full co-operation in any activity that was asked. The high school days ended with a magnificent luncheon in the Marine Dining Room of the Edgewater Beach Hotel. lt was the afternoon of graduation, Ianuary 27. All the graduates enjoyed a full afternoon of dining and dancing to the music of Del Baker. To climax the high school days, the graduation exercises took place in Senn Auditorium at 8 o'clock the night of Ianuary 27. Thus the high school days of the Ianuary Class, l944, Were over. Page lO LOIS ANDERSON Honor Society: Clubs: Biology, Pitman, SGAA, Spanish. LOUISE MARIE ANDERSON Intramural Sports. Clubs: Home Economics, Pitman, SGAA. LOUISE MARIORIE ANDERSON Clubs: Careers, SGAA. VERA ANDERSON 4B Room Secretary, 4A Room Treasurer, Trust Officer. Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. CHARLES ARADO 3A Room Vice-President, Apparatus, Letterman, Honor So- ciety. Club: International Relations. OSHEN ASHDARAGENTZ 3B Room Vice-President, 4A Room Secretary, 4B Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, IA Council, Honor Society. ROBERT BACKE ZA Room President, ZB, IA Room Vice-President, 4A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Orchestra, Marshal. Club: Radio. HELEN BARGFELD Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, ZA, 3B Council, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society, Spanish Club President, Treasurer. Club: SGAA. THOMAS BASICH Science Club President, Orchestra, Marshal, Honor So- ciety. Club: French. ZORA BASS Annal Fees Agent, IA, IB, Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Boosters, Careers, International Relations, Pitman. DORIS BAUM 4B Vice-President, Senn News Editor-in-Chief, News Ed- itor, Reporter, Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Red Cross, X. HARVEY BENDER 4B Room Secretary, ZA, ZB Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Band, Boys' Chorus, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Camera, Biology. ROY BERGQUIST Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Marshal Major. Club: Boosters. HELEN BERK IB Room Secretary, Senn.News, Forum Salesman, Forum Fees Agent, Players. Clubs: Boosters, SGAA, Spanish, Nereids. IEAN BIALIK Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Critics' Clique, French, In- ternational Relations, Pitman, SGAA, X, Red Cross. 1944 Page ll lanuary Class Page 12 IOHN BLISS Golf, Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Club: Spanish. BERNARD BLOCK Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, Art, Spanish. NEUBERT BOHL 4A Vice-President, Baseball, Cheerleader, Band, Mixed Chorus, Marshal Colonel. Club: Radio. PEARL BOHN IB Room Secretary, Glee Club. Clubs: French, Pitman, SGAA. SI-IEILAH BRENNER IA Room Vice-President, Players, Honor Society. Clubs: French, Red Cross. MELVIN BRESSLER Senn News Sports Co-Editor, Salesman. THOMAS BROWNELL Apparatus, Swimming, Cheerleader, Forum Salesman, Workers, Honor Society. IACK BURGESON Intramural Sports, Marshal. Club: Camera. MARIORIE CAMERON SGAA President, Mixed Chorus Secretary, Senn News, Ticket Salesman. Clubs: Boosters, Careers. ROBERT CARLSON Track. LORAYNE CHERBO Clubs: Careers, French, Pitman, SGAA. HELEN CHRISTIE Intramural Sports, Mixed Chorus. Club: SGAA. GLENNA COMSTOCK 4B Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish. DONALD COOMBS SA, SB, ZA Room President: Officers Club President, Honor Society, ROTC Lieutenant Colonel. GLORIA CROSS Pitman Club Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Honor So- ciety, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Browsers, Hostess, International Relations, Careers, SGAA, Spanish. CHARLEEN CROTHERS 3B Room President, 4B, 3A Room Secretary, Serrn News Exchange Co-Editor, Reporter. Clubs: French, Scribblers, Pitman, Hostess. CLARELLA DALEY 3A Room Secretary. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. WILLIAM DARRAS 4A, 4B, SB, 2A Council: Senn News Salesman, Honor So- ciety, Marshall. Clubs: Greek, Radio. IACQUELINE DENBO Clubs: SGAA, Spanish. CHARLOTTE DENHAM SB, 2B Room Secretary. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, Pitman. MARILYN DENNIS Intramural Sports, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Careers, Spanish, SGAA. FRANK DERAEDT Basketball, Football, Letterman, Marshal. LOIS DESMOND 4A Luncheon Chairman, Careers Club Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: International Rela- tions. IACQUELINE DIEHL Senn News Salesman, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Camera, SGAA. HELEN DUNBAR Pitman Club President, 3A, 3B Room Vice-President, 4B Room Treasurer: Honor Society, Hostess. Club: Spanish. CHARLOTTE EDELSTEIN ' Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Interna- tional Relations, Spanish. MARY EDMONDSON 4B Room Vice-President, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish. LORRAINE EIAN 4A Room President, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Workers. Clubs: Art, Hostess. BETTY ENGELBERT IB Council, Annual Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Boosters, Spanish, Browsers. MACK FAIRBANKS lA Room President, Football, Intramural Sports, Marshal. 1944 Page 13 lanuary Class Page l 4 GAY FEHRMAN Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, International Relations. IRENE FELCH Clubs: SGAA, Careers, Home Economics. FRANCINE FENCHEL Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Home Economics. IEROME FERDINAND Marshal. ROBERT FERNOW Trust Officer Colonel. BEVERLY FIELD Senn News, Forum Salesman: 4A Council. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Pitman. lOAN FIENK ZB, lA Room President: ZA Secretary, Forum Salesman, Players, Honor Society. Club: Pitman, ELAINE FINGARD 3B Council, Forum Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, Home Eco- nomics. FLORENCE FISCH Senn News Business Co-Manager, Reporter. Clubs: Host- ess, SGAA. LUIS l-'LORES Honor Society, Orchestra. SALLY FRANCO Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish. IOHN FRAZER Marshal, Baseball, Letterman, Boys' Chorus. BETTY FREEMAN Honor Society, Workers, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Spanish, Careers, Pitman, SGAA, Hostess, Browsers, International Relations. MYRLE FRIEDMAN 4B, 31-X, 3B, ZA Room Secretary. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA, International Relations. HENRIETTA GADE 4B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Greek, Radio. MARGARET GARCIA Intramural Sports: Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, Art Guild, Pit- man. ADELINE GARFIELD Clubs: Spanish, Scribblers, International Relations. BETTY GERKEN Nereids, Baton Twirler, Girls' Military Corps Commander, Orchestra, Band. Clubs: SGAA, Boosters. JEAN GERKEN SGAA Secretary, Baton Twirler, Girls' Military Corps Vice- Commander, Orchestra. Clubs: Boosters, Nereids, SGAA, IOY GILLESPIE 1B Room President. Clubs: Red Cross, Spanish, SGAA, Greek, Careers. STEVEN GITTLER ROTC Captain, Marshal, Orchestra. Club: Boosters. ADELE GLICKMAN Clubs: SGAA, Careers. LEAH GLICKMAN Clubs: SGAA, Careers, Pitman. DORETTA GOERK Senn News Reporter, Business Co-Manager: Club: Hostess. BERNARD GOLAN Honor Society, Tennis, Fencing, Swimming, Marshall. ALBERT GOLDBERG Marshal Lieutenant, ROTC, Track, Senn News, Forum Salesman. AILEEN GOLDSTEIN IB Room Treasurer, Serin News Salesman. Clubs: Brow- sers, International Relations, French, X., SHIRLEY GOLDSTEIN 3A Room President, 3B Room Secretary, 2B Room Treas- urer, French Club President, Twirler. Clubs: Browsers, SGAA, Red Cross. BERNTCE GOLDSTICK SGAA President, Lettergirl, Annual Salesman, 4A, SA, ZA Council: Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Spanish, Hostess, Radio. FRANCES GOLDSTICK SGAA Treasurer, Letterqirl, Hostess President, 4B, 3B, ZB Council, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Radio, Spanish. 1944 Page 15 Ianuary Class Page I6 EILEEN GOLDWACH Players. MARIORIE GOODMAN IB Room Secretary, IA Room President, 2B Room Treas- urer, Honor Society, Players, Baton Twirler, Girls' Military Corps. Clubs: Spanish, Boosters, SGAA. MARGARET GREGORY Honor Society, Club: SGAA. RUTH HABER 4B Council, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, French, Inter- national Relations. WILLIAM HAGEN Senn News Salesman, ROTC. Club: Camera. DOLORES HALLBERG Clubs: SGAA, Careers, Boosters. IEAN HANNAN Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. LLOYD HANSON Intramural Sports, Boys' Chorus, Marshal. BERNARD HARRIS Honor Society, ROTC, Band. ROBERTA HARRIS 3B, 2B, 1A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. INA HARVEY Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Careers. SUZANNE HATTERY Mixed Chorus. Club: Careers. ROLAND HAUCK 3B Room Vice-President, Intramural Sports, 4A-IB Council, Honor Society, Marshal. Club: French. JACK HEDRICH Swimming, Marshal Major. Club: Camera. GENEVIEVE HENNEGAN 2B Room Secretary, Workers. Clubs: Greek, Radio, SGAA. IANE HIBBERT 3A, 2A, IA, IB Room Secretary, Band, Baton Twirler, Girls' Military Corps Commander. Club: French. STUART HILLMAN Honor Society. Club: International Relations. DORIS I-IOITASCI-I Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild, Careers, Inter- national Relations. HOWARD HOLMOUIST 4B, 3A Room President: Marshal, Honor Society. Club: International Relations. PEARL HOROWITZ Honor Society. Clubs: French, Careers, International Re- lations. MARIORIE HOWARD 4B Council, Honor Society. IOSEPH HOWORKA Marshal. Club: Careers. IDARAE IACKSON 4A Room Secretary, 2B Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Greek, Nereids, Radio. ROBERT IERNBERG 3B, ZB, IA Room President, ZA Room Vice-President, In- tramural Sports, IB Council, Honor Society: Club: Radio. BERTIL IOHNSON 4B Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Marshal, CLAIRE IOHNSON 1 4A Secretary, 4B Treasurer, Senn News Exchange Co- Editor, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Inter- national Relations. RUNE IOHNSON IIB, 3A Room Treasurer: Letterman. VIOLET JOHNSON 3A, 3B Room Vice-President: ZA, 2B Room Secretary: 4B Room Treasurer, IA Council. Clubs: SGAA, French, Pit- man, Hostess, Home Economics. MARGARET IOZSA Intramural Sports, Senn News Staff. Clubs: Careers, SGAA, Conservatory. IRENE KAIARI IB Council. Club: SGAA. 1944 Page 17 lanuary Class Page I8 SHIRLEY KALTNEGER Club: SGAA. INGA KAMINSKI 4A Room Vice-President, 4B, 3A, 3B Room Secretary: Honor Society. Clubs: French, SGAA. ROBERT KANAPA IA Treasurer, 4B Room President, Track, Letterman, lA Council, Marshal. MARIAN KATZ Senn News, Forum Salesman: Honor Society, Trust Offi- cer . Clubs: French, International Relations, Nereids, SGAA. CLAIRE KINDBERG Girls' Chorus. Club: SGAA. BERNARD KITE 3A, SB Room Vice-Presidentg IB Room Secretary, Swim- ming, Basketball, Forum Salesman, Marshal, Band. Clubs: X, Browsers, Boosters. ANN KLANMAN Senn News, Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, Browsers, Careers. SHIRLEY KLOOSTER ZA Vice-President, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman. PAULINE KNISKERN Honor Society, 4B Council. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Hostess. ANNE KOTZEN IA Room Secretary, Senn News Staff, Senn News, Forum Salesman: Honor Society, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Home Economics. ELAINE KRAMER ZB, IB Room Presidentg IA Room Secretary, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: SGAA, French, Chemistry, International Rela- tions, Pitman, Boosters. DORIS KRETCHMAR Club: SGAA. RICHARD KUEHNE 2A Room President, 3B Room Vice-President, ROTC, Mar- shal, Honor Society. Clubs: X, Chemistry, Officers, Inter- national Relations. PHILLIP LANDA IA, IB Room Treasurer: Intramural Sports, Band, ROTC, Honor Society. Club: International Relations. KENNETH LARSEN ROTC. HOLGER LARSON Marshal. RICHARD LEAGUE 4A Room President, Players. Club: International Rela- tions. HASKELL LEBERSTEIN 3A, 3B Room Secretary, Senn News Copy Editor, News Editor, Salesman: ROTC, Band, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: X, Bioloqy. MIRIAM LEHMAN Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. ELAINE LESERMAN Clubs: Careers, Inernational Relations, Hostess, SGAA. GERALD LEVY Intramural Sports, Marshal, Band. Clubs: Chemistry, In- ternational Relations. IACK LUNDGREN Intramural Sports. VIRGINIA MAGNUSON Honor Society, SA, 3B, ZA Council: Forum Salesman. Clubs: Careers, International Relations, Hostess, SGAA. SOL MANN 3A Council, Players, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: X, Radio. - DOLORES MASSE Honor Society. I RUTH MAULE 4A Room Secretary, Hostess. Club: SGAA. CLAIRE MAYERSON Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Trust Officer. Clubs: Spanish, Careers, Hostess. MINA MCCARTHY 2A Room Secretary, Players, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Camera, Art Guild, Greek, Careers. DONALD MCCOY ' ROTC. RUTH MCNAMEE SGAA Treasurer. 1944 Paige l 9 lanuary Class Page Z0 RENEE MENDELSON Nereids. Club: SGAA. ROBERT MERKER Club: Camera. ULRICH MEYER , Swimming, Trust Officer. Clubs: International Relations. BETTY MILLER Intramural Sports, Girls' Chorus, Trust Officer, Worker. Clubs: Art Guild, International Relations. MARVIN MILLER 4A, 4B Room President: 3A Room Vice-President: 3B Room Treasurer, Forum Salesman, ROTC Lieutenant, Marshal. Clubs: Officers, Art Guild. LUCILLE MOSKOWITZ 3A Room Treasurer. Clubs: Careers, Browsers, SGAA, International Relations, French. PATRICIA MOYNES Forum Salesman, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Careers, SGAA, Fencing. LOTTE MUELLER ZA, ZB Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA, Nereids, Conservatory, Bi- ology. ROBERT MUELLER 4A, 4B President: 3B, ZA, IA, IB Room President: Senn News, Forum Salesman: 3A, ZA, IA, IB Councilg Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. ROBERT NAU ' 4A, SA, ZA Room President, SB, ZB Room Vice-President, 4B, IA Room Secretary, ROTC, Marshal. Club: Officers. HOWARD NELSON 4A Marshal Court Iudqe, 4B, SA Council, Marshal, Honor Society. IULIA NELSON Senn News Salesman, ZB, IA Council. Club: SGAA. RUTH NELSON IA Room Vice-President, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Careers, Chemistry, Hostess, French, SGAA. BERTRAM NEWMAN Marshal. KEITH NICKELS Intramural Sports, lA Council, Marshal Captain. Club: Boosters. RAYMOND NUSINOW Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant, Let- terman. IOHN O'HERON 4B Room Vice-President, Intramural Sports, Senn News, Forum Salesman: Marshal Captain. ROBERT OLANDER Intramural Sports, 2B Council. GLORIA OLSON 2B Room Secretary, IA Room Treasurer, 2B Council, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Careers, International Relations, I-Iostess. KEVIN O'MALLEY Senn News Salesman, Players, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Chorus. GLORIA ORENSTEEN 3B Room Vice'President. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. ROY ORR 4B, IA Room President: ROTC, Band. AUDREY OSTRAND IA Room Secretary, International Relations Secretary, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Browsers, Spanish, SGAA. HAROLD PADDOR Intramural Sports, IA, IB Council: Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant. DONALD PAGNOZZI Intramural Sports, IA Council. GENEVIEVE PANGBORN ZA Room Treasurer, 3A, ZA Council: I-Ionor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Chemistry, International Relations, Greek. DOLORES PAPANTONY 4B Room President, 3B Room Vice-President, lA Room Secretary, 2B Room Treasurer, SA Council, Senn Nez-fs, Forum Salesmank Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Interna- tional Relations. SUZANNE PARSONS 3B, 3A Room Secretaryg 2B Room Treasurer. Club: SGAA. MACEY PASTOR 4A Room Vice-President, Intramural Sports, Players Vice- President, Honor Society, Marshal. DOROTHY PETERSON , 4A Room Treasurer, 4A Council, Honor Society. Club: Pitman. 1944 Page 21 Ianuary Class Page 22 ELMER PETERSON Intramural Sports, Marshal Lieutenant Colonel. Club: Radio IEANNETTE PETERSON Senn News, Forum Salesman. Clubs: Careers, SGAA Botany. WILLIAM PETERSON ROTC, Band. Clubs: Careers, Spanish. RICHARD PITNER SB Room President, ROTC Major, Mixed Chorus. Club: Officers. IACK PLACE ' Track, Letterman, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. ANNA BELLE POSTEL Senn News, Forum Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, Careers. EDWARD PRISLINGER Apparatus, Letterman, 4A Council, Honor Society, Marshal, Orchestra. Club: Chemistry. LORRAINE QUINN Senn News, Forum Salesman, Girls' Chorus, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: Greek, SGAA. ARLENE REUTLINGER IA Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Feature Editor: Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Careers, SGAA, French. ROSLYN RICHMAN Clubs: International Relations, French. ALLEN RISBERG ROTC, Band, Orchestra. Club: International Relations. MARY LOU RISCH 2B Room Vice-President, ZA Room Secretary, Clubs: SGAA, Browsers. LAVELL ROESCHLEIN Club: SGAA. MARIORIE ROSENBERG Honor Society, Trust Officer. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations, SGAA, Hostess. THELMA ROSS Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Pitman, Chemistry. I GERDA ROTHE Club: Home Economics. DONALD RYAN Honor Society MARSHALL SAGER International Relations Treasurer, Honor Society, Marshal. Club: Chemistry. NATALIE SALTIEL IA Room Treasurer, X Secretary, Serin News Salesman, 4A, 4B, ZB, ZA Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, French, Critics' Clique. THELMA SAUL Club: SGAA. LEON SCHAECHTER Honor Society. IRIS SCHLITZ Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild, Browsers. ALBERT SCHWARZ 2A, 2B Room President, Fencing, ROTC, Band, Orchestra, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry, Radio. PEGGY SELZ Serin News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Careers, SGAA. IANICE SHERMAN Clubs: International Relations, SGAA, Spanish. JACK SHIRLEY 3B Room Vice-President, Football, Track, Baseball. ROBERT SHONFELD Senn News Salesman, Staff: 3A, ZB Council, Honor So- ciety, ROTC Lieutenant, Publicity, Officer. Club: Radio. RICHARD SIEGFRIED 4A, ZB, lA Room President: ZA Room Vice-President, In- tramural Sports, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Conserva- tory. HAROLD SIEWERTH ALBERTA SKOLNIK 3B Room Secretary, Spanish Club Vice-President, Secre' tary, Treasurer: Nereids Vice-President, Letterqirl, Senn News, Forum Salesman: 3B Council, Orchestra, Honor So- ciety, Trust Officer. Clubs: Boosters, Chemistry, SGAA. IQ44 Page 23 lanuary Class Page 24 MELVIN SMITH ROBERT SMITH Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Band, Marshal. Clubs: Offi- cers, Chemistry. LEONARD SOLOMON lA Room Vice-President, Senn News Salesman, ROTC Marshal, Band. Clubs: International Relations, Camera, Span: ish, Chemistry. IOAN STEARNS 4A, 4B, 3A Room Secretary: Baton Twirler, Honor So- ciety, Girls' Military Corps. Clubs: Boosters, SGAA, Span- ish, Browsers. DONNA STEISKAL Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman, Orchestra, Band. Clubs: Spanish, Careers, SGAA. BETTY STERN 3A, 3B, ZA Room Secretary: Senn News, Forum Sales- man: ZB, 2A Room Council, Honor Society. Club: Hostess. PATRICIA STRIBLEN 4A, SA, ZA Treasurer, ZA Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. DORIS JEAN SWANSON Luncheon Committee, 3B-IB Room Secretary, 3A Room Vice-President, Careers Club Secretary, Senn News Stall, Forum Business Manager, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, Boosters, Red Cross. CLARENCE SWANSON Careers Club Vice'President, Intramural Sports, Marshal. Club: Camera. ETHEL SWANSON Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Home Economics. NICK TAPAS Intramural Sports, Marshal Major. Club: Radio. NORMAN TEMKIN Forum Salesman, Fees Aqentg ROTC, Band, Orchestra. CHARLOTTE TENNES Intramural Sports, 4B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Boosters, Chemistry, French, Art Guild, SGAA. MARGARET THOMPSON Club: Hostess. MURIEL TOLL Careers Club Vice-President, Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman. Club: Pitman. BARBARA TOMKINS 4A Room President, IA Room Vice-President, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: Chemistry, Careers. EUGENE ULLRICI-I ROTC, Officers Club Vice-President, Intramural Sports. ALVIN UNICK ROTC, Marshal. Club: International Relations. ELEANOR VERBRAKEN ZB, 2A Council. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Hostess. CLOTHILDE WAGNER Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild, Careers, Nereids, Hostess, Inter- national Relations. THERESA WAGNER Senn News Staff, Honor Society. Clubs: International Re- lations, Chemistry, Art Guild, Careers, Spanish, Red Cross. GLORIA WALANKA Clubs: Spanish, International Relations, SGAA, Careers. ROBERT WALDMAN IA Room President, ZB, IB Room Treasurer: ROTC, Mar- shal. CHARLOTTE WALKER 2A, 2B, IA, IB Room Secretary, 3B Room Vice-President, Senn News, Forum Salesman, Forum Fees Agent. Clubs: SGAA, Honor Society. MELVIN WASKIN X Club President, Intramural Sports, Senn News, Forum Salesman: ZA-IB Council: Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Biology, Conservatory, Radio, Critics' Clique, Careers, Greek. STANLEY WEIMAN Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Orchestra, Marshal. Club: French. BARBARA WEISS 4A, 4B Room Vice-President, 2B Room Secretary. Club: Careers. SHIRLEY WENZELBERG IB Room Secretary, X Club Vice-President, Players, Honor Society, Hostess. Clubs: Spanish, Chemistry, International Relations, SGAA, Hostess. DAVID WHELPLEY Football. CLIFFORD WILK ZA Council, Honor Society, Marshal. Club: International Relations. IUDITH WISHNE Club: SGAA. CHARLES WRIGHT 3A, IA, IB Room President: 4B Room Vice-President, Football, Letterman, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: Inter- national Relations. ALLEN ZELKEN Intramural Sports, Track, Boys' Chorus. BETTE ZIEHM Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Careers. GEORGE ZORIAN ROTC, Band, Marshal Major. Clubs: Careers, Spanish. 1944 Page 25 CSEATEDD: Shirley Mcllwain, Charles Pounian, Principal Davidson, Dr. Zimmerman, Don Bahusky, Mary Mulligan KSTANDINGJ: lchn Carlson, Charles Schridde, George McDonnell. lune Class, l91l1l The activities of the lune Class, l944, began with the election ot the class officers early in the semester. At that time the Senior Class saw tit to elect Charles Pounian, president, Don Bahusky, vice-presidentg Mary Mulligan, sec- retaryg Charles Schridde, treasurer, Shirley Mcllwain, luncheon chairman, lohn Carlson, Marshal judge, and George McDonnell, prom chairman. Almost immediately the prom and luncheon chairmen began to work. George McDonnell, aided by his efficient committee consisting ot Bob Prudon, Adoree Weber, lulie Hitzeman and Marilyn Braband, picked the main ballroom of the Medinah Club as the site and Iune l7 as the date tor the prom, Shirley Mcllwain, with the assistance of George Sullivan, Mollie Delfreitas and lane Cotts, planned the Senior Luncheon. lt took place on lune 22 at the Edgewater Beach Hotel. Mary Mulligan took charge of selling the graduation invitations and Charles Schridde was in charge of class jewelry. The graduation exercises took place in Senn Hall on the night of Iune 22, an important milestone in the lives of the graduates in that they were then on their own after relying on teachers, parents, and good friends. Good luck to the Iune, 1944, graduating class. Page 26 IANE ADAMS Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, SGAA, French. DAVID AFTON Tennis, 4A-SB, ZB, IB Council, Orchestra, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations, Chemistry. PATRICIA AGAZIM IA Room Treasurer, Nereids Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurery 3A-3B Council. Clubs: Trust Officer, SGAA. DONALD ALPORT ' Workers, Marshal, Mixed Chorus. PHILIP AMANDES 4B Room President, ZA Room Vice-President, SB, 3A Room Treasurer, Marshal. ELEANOR ANCEL. IA Treasurer, IB Room Secretary, ZB Council. Clubs: Red Cross, Spanish, French, International Relations, Hostess. BERTIL ANDERSON Baseball, Basketball, Letterman. DONALD ANDERSON Swimming. GLORIA ANDERSON Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Careers, Camera, International Relations. LA VERNE ANDERSON VERNELL ANDERSON Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman. VERNER ANDERSON Intramural Sports. BEVERLY ANSCHULTZ Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Careers, International Relations. GOLDIE ANTOLIN Clubs: Spanish, Careers, Home Economics, SGAA, Hostess. MARILYN APPELGREN 2B Room Treasurer. Clubs: SGAA, Home Economics, Ca- reers. 1944 Page 27 lune Class Page Z8 BETTY ARENBERG - Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Band, Orchestra. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, French, Chemistry. ANTONIA ARONSON Honor Society. Clubs: French, Careers, Hostess. BARBARA ARONSON Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Careers, Art Guild. ELEANOR ARONSON French Club Vice-President, Chemistry Club Secretary, 4B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Rela- tions, Pitman. LILLIAN ARONSON Mixed Chorus. Clubs: French, Careers, SGAA. MARCIA ARONSON Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Pitman, SGAA. MARY ASSIMOS BB, ZA, ZB Room Vice-President, Mixed Chorus President, Players Secretary, Spanish Club President, Senn News Sales- man, 3A Council, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Greek, French. MARION ASTIN Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Club: Hostess. CHARLENE ASTRAHAN Mixed Chorus. Club: Home Economics. LORRAINE ATKINS Clubs: SGAA, Careers. I ROBERTA ATKINSON 4A Room President, 3B Room Treasurer, Annual Fees Aqent. Clubs: Nereids, SGAA, Careers, Home Economics. IEANE AULD 3A, 3B, ZB Room Secretary: lA, ZA Room Treasurer, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society, Players. Clubs: SGAA, French, Hostess, International Relations. ELAINE BAER ZB Council, lB Room Treasurer, Band, Orchestra, Girls' Military Corps, Honor Society. Clubs: International Rela- tions, Art Guild, Greek, Chemistry. DON' BAHUSKY ZB, lA President: 4A, lB Vice-President: ZA, lA Room President: ZA Council, Boys' Chorus, Marshal, Track, Foot- ball, Letterman. HARRIET BAKER SGAA Vice-President, Secretary: International Relations Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Feature Editor: Honor So- ROY BALDER 3A President, 4B Vice-President, ZA Room President, 3B Room Vice-President, IA Room Secretary, 2B Room Treas- urer, Green and White Vice-President, Marshal Major, Foot- ball, Baseball, Swimming, Letterman, Senn News Salesman. Club: International Relations. BARBARA BALLARD 4A, 4B, CSB, ZB, IB Room Secretary: Intramural Sports, Girls' Military Corps, Honor Society. Club: Spanish. DAVID BARNETT 3B Room President, 3A Room Vice-President, 2B Room Secretary, IA Room Treasurer, Football, Baseball, Letter- man, Senn News Salesman, Marshal Major. Clubs: Green and White, International Relations. MARION BARUCK ZB Room Treasurer, 3A Council, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, French, International Relations. IOSEPHINE BASKIN International Relations Club Secretary, Trust Office, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Greek, Spanish, Hostess. PHYLLIS BAUMGARTNER Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Hostess. LORRAINE BEATUS Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Spanish, Red Cross. GEORGE BECK Marshal. Club: International Relations. IULES BECKER Camera Club Vice-President, Basketball Captain, Annual Salesman, Fees Agent, Marshal, Orchestra. SHIRLEY BECKER Forum Fees Agent, Forum Clubs Editor, IA, IB Council, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Club: French. DAVID BEDERMAN Marshal. ROBERT BEILIN Rifle Team, Marshal, Trust Officer, ROTC. RUTH BELMAN Senn News Staff, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Red Cross, International Relations, SGAA, GLADYS BENTSEN Intramural Sports, Lettergirl, Annual Salesman, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: SGAA, Nereids, Pitman, Careers. AUDREY BENZION Intramural Sports. Clubs: Nereids, SGAA, International Relations, Chemistry. 1944 Page 29 lune Class Page 30 WILLIAM BERCHTOLD IA Room Vice-President, ZB Room Secretary, 3B Council. IOI-IN BERETS ZB, IA Room Secretary: IB Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Greek, International Relations. CHARLOTTE BERGDAHL Workers, SGAA Secretary. Clubs: Spanish, Nereids. CAROLE BERGER Senn News, Forum Salesman, 3B Council. Clubs: Inter- national Relations, Spanish, Nereids. BENNETT BERMAN ROTC, Honor Society. Clubs: Greek, Chemistry, X, Con- servatory. DOROTHY MAE BERON Honor Society. Club: SGAA. PHYLLIS BERRY Honor Society. Clubs: Art, Theater Guild. MARILYNN BEUTIN Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild. AUDICE BIERMAN Clubs: SGAA, Pitman. IOHN BIRNBAUM IA Room Secretary, Senn News, Forum, Salesmang Mar- shal, Band. Clubs: Careers, Camera, Spanish. FRANCES BISHOP Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Greek, SGAA, X, Chemistry. IOAN BLACKMAN IB Room Secretary, IA, IB Council. Clubs: SGAA, Span- ish, International Relations, Careers. IOSEPH BLEEDEN 4B, ZB Room Secretaryy IA Room Treasurer, Senn News ROTC Editor, Copy Editor, ROTC Lieutenant, Publicity Olli- cerg Forum Staff, Marshal Lieutenant, Honor Society. Club: Officers. HENRY BLOMGREN Basketball Manager. Club: Careers. BRUCE BLOOM 3B Room President. IANETTE BLOOM 3A Council, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Greek, SGAA. EDGAR BLUMENFELD International Relations Club Vice-President, Senn News Forum Salesman: Marshal, Honor Society, Football Ticke Salesman. Club: Careers. FLORENCE BOEHME Club: SGAA. MARILYNN BOHR I 4B Council. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, International Rela- tions, Spanish. ELAINE BOOHER ARNOLD BORKER Football, Boys' Chorus, Marshal. MARILYN BRABAND IA Room Secretary, ZA Room Treasurer, Senn News, Forum Salesman: 4B Council, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: French, Nereids, Spanish. GENEVIEVE BRANDT 4A Room Vice-President, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Club: French. SHIRLEY BRAUN Club SGAA. SHIRLEY BRENNAN Workers' Business Manager. PATRICIA BROWN 3B, ZA Room Secretary: Forum Salesman, IA, IB Council: Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, International Relations, Chemistry, Spanish. ROBERT BRUNNER SA Council, ROTC, Honor Society. Club: International Relations. MERILYN BRYAN Forum Salesman. Clubs: Spanish, Careers, Chemistry. NANCY BUHAI Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Interna- tional Relations. GERTRUDE BUHR Intramural Sports, 4A-2B Council, Honor Society, Letter- girl. Clubs: Boosters, SGAA, Conservatory. IQ44 Page 31 o4l Iune Class Page 32 BETTY BURCH 4B, 2A, ZB, IA, IB Council. Club: Spanish. HARRY BURKE Apparatus, Marshal. SHIRLEY BUSCH Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, French. ROBERT BYRNES Basketball Manager, Intramural Sports, Marshal. IAY BYRON IB Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations. HARMON CAINE Swimming, Letterman. Club: International Relations. ELEANOR CAPASSO Workers. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. GLORIA CAPPELS IB Room Secretary. Clubs: Careers, Camera, SGAA, MARIE CARIATO Club: SGAA, IOHN CARLSON 4A, 4B Marshal Iudge: Ice Skating, Football, Swimming, Letterman, 4A, 4B Council, ROTC Band Drum Major. Clubs: Officers, Green and White. LUCILLE CARTOLANO Orchestra, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Camera, Spanish, International Relations, Ca- reers, Hostess, Greek. RALPH CASEY 3A Room Treasurer, Football, Marshal Lieutenant, Intra- mural Sports. IOSEPI-I CASON 4A Room President, 2A Room Treasurer, Football, Letter- man. Club: Green and White. IUNE CHANDLER Clubs: Careers, International Relations, Pitman. HENRIETTA CHINOPULOS Clubs: Red Cross, SGAA, Pitman, Careers, International Relations. EVELYN CLAUSON Honor Society, Lettergirl. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Interna- tional Relations, Hostess. IRIIVIN CLYMAN 2A Room President, 2B Room Vice-President, 3A Room Treasurer, Track. EDWARD COHEN Ticket Salesman, Marshal, Trust Officer, Boys' Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Camera, Chem- istry, Boosters. ELEANOR COHEN Honor Society. Club: Camera. ROBERT COHEN 4A Room Vice-President, IA Room Treasurer, Interna- tional Relations Presiclent, Intramural Sports. Club: Biology. IAMES COLEMAN 4A Room President, 4B Room Vice-President, Baseball, ROTC, Marshal. Club: International Relations. SOTO COLOVOS Senn News, Annual Salesman: ROTC Lieutenant. Clubs: Greek, International Relations, Careers, Officers. RODNEY CONFER ZB Room Secretary, Chemistry Vice-President, ROTC Major. Club: Officers. IACQUELINE COOPER 3A Room Vice-President, 2A Room Secretary, Senn News Copy Editor, News Editor, 4A, 4B Councilg Glee Club, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, French, Chemistry, Careers, Inter- national Relations. GLORIA COREM ' Senn News Salesman, Workers. Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. ELLEN COTTS 4A Room Vice-President, 3A Council, Orchestra, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA, Nereids, Spanish. GILDA COWAN Honor Society. Clubs: Art Guild, SGAA, Camera, Spanish, Careers, International Relations. ROBERT CUNNIFF 3B President, ZA, 2B Room Presidentg Basketball, Letter- man, 3B, 2B Council Marshal, Boys' Chorus. Clubs: Green and White, Careers, French, Spanish. WAYNE DAI-ILGREN ' Rifle Team, ROTC, Band, IB Council, Marshal. Clubs: French, Careers. DOROTHY DALY 3A Room Treasurer, Senn News Staff. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Careers, Spanish, International Relations. 1944 Page 33 Iune Class Page 34 IERRY DANEMAN 3A Marshal Iudge, IA Room President, Senn News Sales- man, 2A Council, Marshal Lieutenant. Club: Spanish. GLORIA DANIELS V IA, 2B Room Secretary: Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA, International Relations. MARILYN DAVIS IB Room President, 2A Room Secretary, 2B Room Treas- urer, 4B Council, Honor Soioety. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, Art Guild, Red Cross, Spanish. IUNE DECKER Senn News Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, Red Cross, Art Guild, Spanish. MARIORIE DeFREITAS 2B Room President, 2B-3B Council, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations, SGAA. EDWARD DEGGINGER IA Room President, 2B Council, Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. LOIS DE KOVEN Honor Society. Clubs: French, International Relations, Spanish. WILLENE DE MOND Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Red Cross, Chemistry, International Relations. MONRO DESSAUER Track, Senn News, Forum Salesman: ROTC, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, Careers. WILLIAM DOGGETT 4A Room President, Football, Letterman, Forum Salesman, Marshal Major, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Club: Inter- national Relations. WILLIAM DOONAN IB, 2B Room Treasurer, Forum Fees Agent, Marshal. MILDRED DURBAND Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Careers. DAVID DYER 4A Room President, Marshal Adjutant Major, Football, Letter- man, ROTC, Mixed Chorus. RICHARD EAGLE Marshal. MARILYN EARL LORETTA EBERHART IB Room Treasurer. .Clubs: Careers, Pitman, SGAA, Span- ish. GEORGE EICHHORST 3B Room President, 4B Room Treasurer, ZA Council, ROTC, Trust Officer, Marshal. SELMA EINTRACHT IA Room Vice'President, Honor Society. Clubs: French Careers, International Relations, SGAA. STUART EISMAN ROTC, Honor Society. BERT EISNER Players, Marshal. Club: International Relations. VIOLET EKDAHL Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, SGAA, International Re lations, Careers. WILBUR ELIAS Marshal, Honor Society. EVELYN ELL 2B Room President, IB Room Secretary, lA Council, Girls Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Spanish Hostess. GLORYA ELLMAN ZA-IB Room Secretary. Clubs: SGAA, French, Interna tional Relations, Music. IEANNE ENGDAHL IA Room President, ZB Room Secretary, Senn News Forum Salesman: Hohor Society. Clubs: Careers, Interna- tional Relations, SGAA. MINNETTE ERENBURG Senn News, Forum Salesman, Mixed Chorus. Clubs SGAA, Interantional Relations, Spanish. RICHARD ERMAN Senn News Salesman, IA Council, Intramural Sports Honor Society, Marshal, ROTC. Club: Greek. ROBERT ERWIN Marshal. DORIS ESCHENBURG Senn News Staff, Mixed Chorus. Club: SGAA. ROBERT FAI-ISBENDER 4A Room Vice-President, Apparatus, Orchestra. Club: In ternational Relations. 1944 Page 35 lune Class Page 36 DONALD FALSTROM 2B Room President, 3A Room Secretary, ROTC, Marshal. DAVID FARGO ZA Room Vice-President, Football, Track, Golf, Skating, Letterman, 4A, IA, IB Council: Players, Marshal, Honor So- ciety. Clubs: Green and White, Conservatory. MARTILOU FARGO - 3A Room President, 2A Room Secretary, IA Room Treas- urer, 4A Council, Mixed Chorus, SGMC President, Baton Twirler Commander. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. MARILYN FASIG Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, French, SGAA. RICHARD FAULKNER 4B Room Vice-President, Track, Band, Marshal. ADELE FERRARA Girls' Chorus. EARL FIELD IA Room President, Orchestra, ROTC, Honor Society, Mar- shal. Clubs: Green and White, International Relations. FAY FINKE Trust Officer, Honor Society. Clubs: International Rela- tions, Spanish, Art Guild, SGAA. BARBARA FINKELSTEIN IB Room Vice-President, 2B Room Secretary, Girls, Chorus Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, French, SGAA. I FORREST FINLEY IB Room President, IA Room Vice-President, Basketball Lettermen, IB Council, Workers Stage Manager, Boys Chorus, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: International Rela- tions. RAYMOND FIRFER Track, Basketball, Letterman, Honor Society. Clubs: Inter- national Relations. ROBERT FIRKS ROTC Lieutenant, Trust Officer, Honor Society. Club: Ote licers, Chemistry. 1 I LOUISE FISCHMAN Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. IEAN FISHER IA, IB Room Vice-President, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. RAYMOND FISHER ELAINE FLAMM IB Room Vice-President, IA Room Secretary, Honor Soci- ety. Clubs: Spanish Club Treasurer, Art Guild, Careers, In- ternational Relations, SGAA. IEAN FLINTIER Mixed Chorus. IOSEPHINE FRANK IA Room Vice-President, 2B Room Secretary, Senn News, Forum Salesman, Players, Girls' Chorus, Trust Officer, Honor Society. AILEEN FRANKEL 2B-IB Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, 3A Council, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society, SGAA. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, Careers. MARILYN FRANKEL IA, IB Room Treasurer, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, SGAA. LEE FRIBERG 4B Room President, Baseball, Letterman, ROTC. EMY FRIEDMAN ZA Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, ZB, IA, Coun- cil. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA, Camera, Spanish, French, In- ternational Relations, Red Cross, Boosters. LILLIAN FUHRMAN Intramural Sports. Clubs: Hostess, Pitman, SGAA. CHARLES FURUYAMA Basketball. Clubs: International Relations. IACK GALLAS Trust Officer, Marshal. ELAINE GEERAERTS Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman. ANNA GEISS Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. LILLIAN GELFOND SA-IA Room Secretary, Spanish Club President, Senn News Staff, Honor Society. Club: International Relations. MARIORIE GEORGI Intramural Sports, Trust Officer. Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild, Hostess. IEANNE GILBERT Club: Pitman. 1944 Page 37 lune Class Page 38 LOIS GILBERTS Pitman Vice-President. Club: SGAA. ROBERT GILBERTSON 4B-3B Room President, 3A-2B Room Vice-President, Basket- ball, Letterman, lA Council, Marshal. Club: International Relations. KATHRYN GILDNER 3A Room Secretary, Players Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: Greek, SGAA, Chemistry. GEORGIA GILKESON Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. LEO GILLMAN 4A Room President, Rifle Team, ROTC Major, Honor Soci- ety. Club: Officers. JEANNE GIRTCH 3B-IB Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Senn News Sales- man, Trust Officer, Honor Society. Club: SGAA. WARREN GLEASON Track, Football, Letterman. ROBERT GOLDBECK 3A Room Vice-President, 3B Council, Honor Society, Mar- shal. EUGENE GOLDBERG ZB Room President, IA, IB Room Treasurer, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, X, Careers, Green and White. RAYNA GOLDBERG 3B, IB Room Secretary, Forum Salesman, Managing Edi- tor, Co-Editor-In-Chief, Senn News Staff, Trust Officer. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, International Relations. BARBARA GOLDEN Clubs: International Relations, Careers. RHODA GOLLAY Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, Pitman, Careers, Red Cross. BETTY GOLLNER Intramural Sports. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess. NOREEN GOOD Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. IUNE GORDON Clubs: Hostess, Spanish, Music. SHIRLEY GORDON Forum Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Careers. IUNE GOULD IA Room Secretary. Clubs: French, SGAA, Spanish, In- ternational Relations, Careers. PHYLLIS GRAINER IA Room Secretary, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, Social Room Hostess. Club: SGAA. MYRON GREEN Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: Spanish, Chemistry. FRANCINE GREENBERG ZA Room Vice-President, ZB Room Secretary, Forum Sales- man, Honor Society, Players. Club: Greek. ELAINE GREENE Honor Society, Forum Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, French. PHYLLIS GRONER 3A Room Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Hose tess. LORRAINE GUINEA Senn News, Forum Salesman, Orchestra, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. VIRGINIA GUSTAFSON Spanish Secretary-Treasurer, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Chemistry, Hostess. VIVIAN GUSTAFSON Hostess President, Lettergirl, Forum Salesman, 4A Coun- cil, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, French, Careers, Pitman, International Relations. MARYANN GUTTERY IA Room President, ZA Room Treasurer, Senn News Sales- man, Honor Society, Players. Clubs: Greek, SGAA, Hostess, Chemistry. LORETTA GYGER Clubs: SGAA, Careers, Hostess. NANCY HAGGERTY ZA Treasurer, ZB Room Secretary, lB Room Treasurer, Senn News Staff, Fall Forum Biography Editor, Business Manager. Clubs: SGAA, Careers. RICHARD HAHNE ROTC, Band, Marsral. ANN HALAS 4B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA, Spanish, French. I944 Page 39 lune Class Page 40 CURTIS HALE ZA Room President, 3B Room Vice'President, 4B Room Treasurer, ZA Council. RUTH HAMALAINEN IA Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Letterqirl, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Trust Officer, Club: SGAA. BEVERLY HAMILTON Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Careers, Hostess. WILLIAM HAMMERSTROEM Honor Society, Marshal. Club: Spanish. MARTHA HANEY 3B, 3A Room Vice-President, ZA Room Secretary, Workers Student Assistant, Intramural Sports, Players. Clubs: Art Guild, SGAA. ELLEN HANKEL 4A Room Secretary, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Art Club. IOYCE HANNA 3A-IB Council, Honor Society, Players. Clubs: SGAA, Nereids, International Relations. ELSIE HANSON Clubs: SGAA, Home Economics. BEVERLY HARRAL IA Room Secretary, ZB Room Treasurer, Honor Society, Glee Club. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. BETTY HARRIS Senn News Salesman, Workers. Clubs: Careers, Art Guild. ROBERT HARRIS Intramural Sports, Marshal. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations. PATRICIA HART IB Room Vice-President, 4A Room Treasurer, Trust Officer, Workers. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. COUZETTE HASOUREA 3A-IA Room President, IB Room Vice-President, Intramural Sports, Glee Club. ROSEMARY HEALY Senn News Salesman, Baton Twirlers, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA, Careers. PATIBEL HEIMS Clubs: Careers, SGAA. ROBERT I-IEISS Track, Ice Skating, Mixed Chorus, Players. ARLENE HENRY FRANCIS HERRON Baseball, Basketball, Letterman. ROBERT HIRSCH ZA Room Treasurer, 4B Council, Band, Honor Society, Trust Officer, ROTC Lieutenant. Clubs: Officers, Careers, Biology. IULIE HITZEMAN 3B, ZB Secretary, 3A Room Vice-President, 3B, ZA Room Secretary. Clubs: International Relations, Boosters. GLORIA HOCHSINGER 3B Room President, ZA Room Treasurer, Players Treasurer, Historian, lA, IB Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Pitman, International Relations, SGAA. MARIORIE HOFFMAN 3A Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Staff, Honor Society, Workers. Clubs: International Relations, Red Cross, Boosters, Spanish. IACK HOLLANDER ROTC. ELEANORE I-IOLMBERG ZA Room ViceQPresident, 4B, 3A, lA, IB Room Secretary, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, CAROLYN HOLMGREN Trust Officer, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Careers. IEAN HORNKOHL ZB, IA Room Secretary, 3B, ZA Council, Players, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Trust Officer, Clubs: SGAA, Booster. EDWARD HORWITCH Intramural Sports, Band, Marshal. BEVERLY HORWITZ Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Careers, French, Interna- tional Relations. IUDITH HORWITZ Forum Fees Agent, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations, SGAA. LAWRENCE HOWE ZA Room Vice-President, 3B Room Treasurer, ZA Council, Honor Society, Clubs: Spanish, Careers. IQ44 Page 41 lune Class Page 42 MARIORIE HUMMEL 2B Room Secretary. Clubs: French, International Relations, SGAA, Careers. GENE HUNTER 3A Room Vice-President, 4A, 4B, 3B Council, Honor Society. AUDREY I-IURLESS Club: Careers. CHARLES HUTCHISON Swimming, ROTC, Marshal. HAROLD HYMEN 1A Room Vice-President, Baseball, IB Council, Marshal, Trust Officer. Clubs: International Relations, Critics' Clique. IOANNE ILGNER Clubs: Careers, Art Guild, SGAA. SHIRLEY INMAN 4A Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Lettergirl, Honor Society. Clubs: French, Hostess, International Relations, Careers, SGAA. SHIRLEY IACOBS Letterqirl, 4A-IB Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Pitman, Careers, Hostess, International Relations. BETTY IENKS Workers. IEAN IEVERT Forum Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, Careers. ARTHUR IOHNSON AUDREY IOHNSON 4A Room Secretary, 4A Council, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Greek, SGAA. DONALD JOHNSON IA Room President, Football, Letterman, lB-2B Council, Marshal. Clubs: Green and White, International Relations. HELEN IOHNSON SA Council, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, International Relations. IOYCE IOHNSON Clubs: Chemistry, Hostess, SGAA, Radio. LORRAINE IOHNSON 2B Room President. Clubs: International Relations, Pitman, SGAA, ROBERT IOHNSON lA Room President, Careers Club President, Intramural Sports, Honor Society, Marshal, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Span- ish, International Relations. IERRY JoNEs ROTC, Band, Trust Officer. IOHN IONES Swimming, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society, Marshal, Workers. I MIGNON IOSEPHSEN Nereids, Girls' Chorus. IUDITI-I KADISI-I Intramural Sports, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, Chemistry. DAVID KADLEC ROTC, Band, Marshal. PAUL KAGEYAMA Basketball. NANCY KAHN 4A, 4B Room Secretary, 3B Room Treasurer, Honor Soci- ety, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, French, Spanish, Interna- tional Relations, Hostess. RUTH KAHN Honor Society, Art Guild. Club: French. ANNE KAISER Senn News Staff, Forum Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Boosters. VIVIEN KARATZ 3B Room President, International Relations Treasurer, Chemistry Club Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Honor Soci- ety, Trust Officer. Club: SGAA. BERTHA KARTSUNES Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Careers. LOIS KARY Senn Girls Military Corps Secretary, Treasurer, Band, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, Nereids. IANICE KELL 3B Room President, 4A, 4B Room Treasurer, 4B, lA Coun- cil, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, X, Car- eers, French, Hostess. I9-44 Page 43 lune Class Page 44 ANITA KIPP 4A-3A Room Secretary, Pitman Club President, Honor Society, Social Room Hostess. Club: SGAA. ANN-MARIE KIRMSER 4A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Senn News Sales- man, Orchestra. Clubs: SGAA, Chemistry, International Re- lations. DOLORES KIRSCHNER 2B Vice-President, 4A Room Vice-President, Serin News Cartoonist, ZA Council, Honor Society, Workers. Clubs: Art Guild, Spanish, International Relations, SGAA. RENEE KLEIN 2B Room Vice4President, IA Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman, Workers, Honor Society. Clubs: Art Guild, SGAA, X, Spanish, International Relations. RONALD KLEIN Camera Club President, Intramural Sports, ROTC, Band, Trust Officer, Marshal, Honor Society. MARGARET KLIMEK 4A Room Treasurer, SGAA President, Vice-President, Art Guild President, Honor Society, Letterqirl. Club. Careers. BRUCE KLINGBEIL Band, Honor Society. DONALD KNAPP Band. WALTER KOEHLER 4A Room Treasurer, ROTC, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Greek. CORINNE KOHEN 4A, 3A, SB Room Secretary, Art Guild Society. Clubs: Spanish, Greek. PATTY KOHLER IA, IB Room Secretary, Workers. Clubs: SGAA. SHARRON KOPALD Workers. Clubs: Art, Home Economics, lations. DEBORAH KOPPEL Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Hostess, Spanish, International Relations. VIVIAN KOPPEL IA Room Secretary. Club: SGAA. HAROLD KORSHAK Baseball, Mixed Chorus. Secretary, Honor Biology, Nereids, International Re- SGAA, Careers, HELEN KOVACS 4A Room President, ZB Room Treasurer, Art Guild. Club: SGAA. ERNEST KRANER Intramural Sports, 4A Council. IOHN KUNTZ ZB, IB Room President, Apparatus, Swimming, 4B, ZA, IA Council, Marshal, Players, Honor Society, Boys' Chorus. Club: Chemistry. MARY LAMA IB Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Careers, SGAA. PHYLLIS LANER ZB Room Treasurer, IA, IB Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Careers, International Relations. CHARLES LAPIN Intramural Sports, ZA Council, ROTC, Marshal, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Boosters, Chemistry, Officers. IEAN LARSON 3B Vice-President, ZA Secretary, 4B Room President, 3A Room Vice-President, ZA Room Secretary, Senn News Sales- man, Girls' Chorus. Club: International Relations. JUNE LARSON Clubs: Careers, SGAA. VIVIAN LARSON MARIORIE LASSWELL Club: SGAA. GLORIA LATCHIN 4A-IB Room Secretary. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. ALEX LATKER ROTC, Marshal. HAROLD LAUREN Basketball, Letterman, Senn News Salesman, Marshal. RUTH LAZAR IB Room Secretary, International Relations Club Secretary, Forum Salesman, lA Council, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, Nereids, Chemistry. IOHN LEADINGI-IOUSE Senn News Business Manager, Circulation Manager, Forum Salesman, IB Council, Marshal. IQ44 Paqe 45 Iune Class Page 46 IO ANN LEAVITT Workers, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Red Cross. LOIS LEGNER Clubs: SGAA, Careers, Camera, International Relations. MARYELLEN LETTO Honor Society. Club: Hostess. SHIRLEY LEVENTHAL Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Spanish, Camera, Pitman. MARGARET LEVIE Orchestra. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. EILEEN LEVIN Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Red Cross, Chemistry, International Relations. LENORA LEVINE Social Room Hostess. Club: SGAA. ELEANOR LEVINSON 2B Room Secretary, ZA Room Treasurer, Spanish Club Secretary, International Relations Secretary, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: French, SGAA. ALICE LEVIT WARREN LEVITAN 4A Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, 4B-SA Council. LAWRENCE LEVITON Intramural Sports, Band, Marshal, ROTC. MIRIAM LEW Clubs: SGAA, Art Guild, Spanish. HILLARD LEWINSON ROTC, Band, Marshal. LOWELL LEWIS 4A, 3A Room President. SY LIEBERMAN IA Room Treasurer, Basketball, Letterman, Marshal Workers. Clubs: Spanish, Careers, International Relations ROBERT LILIENTHAL 3B-IA Room President, Baseball, Marshal. Clubs: Careers, International Relations. RICHARD LILIA NANETTE LINCK 4B-IB Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Senn News Sales- man, Band. Clubs: French, SGAA. CHARLES LIPPITZ Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Orchestra, Trust Officer. Club: Chemistry. PATRICIA LOCKE 3A Room President, SA Council, Mixed Chorus. Club: Home Economics. IUNE LORCH Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. ELVA LUNDELL Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Careers. IACK LUNDIN IA Room Treasurer, 2B Council, ROTC, Orchestra, Drum Trio, Band. C'lubs: International Relations, Camera. WILLIAM LYNCH Honor Society. BETTY MACKENZIE Clubs: Red Cross, Careers, International Relations, SGAA. ELAINE MANHEIM ZA Room Vice-President, Senn News Salesman, Copy Edi- tor, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, International Relations, Spanish, Chemistry, SGAA. IANE MARCUS Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Art Guild, French, Careers, SGAA. HAROLD MARGOLIS Intramural Sports, Boys' Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry. CAROLE MARSCHAK Forum Salesman. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, Red Cross, SGAA. ELAINE MARTINSON Senn News Co-Editor-In-Chief, Assistant Editor, Reporter, Honor Society. Clubs: Greek, SGAA. 1944 Page 47 lune Class Page 48 GEORGE McDONNELL Prom Chairman, 4B President, 3A Room President, Green and White President, Football Manager, Letterman, Senn News Sports Staff, Salesman, Ace Ticket Salesman, Marshal Major. NANCY MCFARLAND Girls' Chorus. Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. SHIRLEY McILWAlN 4A Luncheon Chairman, ZA Vice-President, Senn News, Annual Salesman, 4A, ZA, Council. Clubs: International Re- lations, SGAA. SCOTT MclNTYRE I 4B, ZA, ZB, IA Room President, IB Room Vice-President, International Relations Vice-President, Swimming, SA, 3B Council, Mixed C'horus, Marshal. Club: Careers. MARGARET MCLANE IA Room Treasurer, 3B Council, Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Club: French. SHIRLEY MCMAHON Intramural Sports, Honor Society. Club: Hostess, Art Guild, Spanish, SGAA. TI-IELMA MEDOW Honor Society. Club: Pitman, Boosters, SGAA. RUTH MEERSSCHAERT Intramural Sports. Clubs: Greek, Careers, SGAA. IOY MEGEL Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, Red Cross, SGAA. PETER MEYER 4A, 3A Room President, 4B Room Treasurer, Track, Foot- ball, Letterman, Boys' Chorus, Marshal. Clubs: Biology, Greek, International Relations. SONYA MINSKY 4B, IB Room Vice-President, IA Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, 4A Council, Trust Officer, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Greek, SGAA. RITA MITCHELL Forum Fees Agent, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Art Guild, Careers, SGAA. ALICE MOE Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, SGAA. DORIS MOLLER 3B Room Vice-President, 4B Room Secretary, Honor Soci- ety. Clubs: Spanish, Careers. CAROLINE MONDOUX 4B Room Treasurer, Careers Club Secretary, Forum Or- ganizations Editor, Salesman, Se-nn News Staff. Clubs: Hos- tess, International Relations, Spanish, Boosters, SGAA. EDGAR MORSE Senn News Co-Editor-In-Chief, Assistant-Editor, lB Coun- cil, Honor Society, Marshal. Club: Spanish. BEEBE MOSBY KENNETH MUELLER 3B Room President, 4B Room Secretary, SA, 2A Room Treasurer. BETTY MUHLBEIER Honor Society. C'lubs: French, SGAA. MARY MULLIGAN - 4A Secretary, 4A Room Secretary, SB Room Treasurer, Senn News, Forum Salesman. Clubs: French, SGAA. lOANNE MYERS Forum Fees Agent. Clubs: Careers, SGAA. lAMES NADER lntramural Sports. . MARIORIE NAESSENS lA Room President, Pitman Club Secretary, Forum Sales- man, Honor Society. Club: SGAA. DIANE NATOVICH French Club Secretary, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, International Relations. IAMES NEEBE 4A, 4B Room President, SA, lB Room Treasurer, Art Guild Vice-President, Track, Band. MARY LOU NEHLSEN Orchestra. Clubs: Nereids, Hostess, Pitman, SGAA. lUNE NELSON Senn News Salesman, Workers. Clubs: Careers, Boosters, SGAA. LOIS NELSON Mixed Chorus Vice-President. Club: Spanish. LOIS NETTLETON Honor Society, Players. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, lnterna- tional Relations. DONALD NEWEY Music Lovers' Vice-President, Swimming, Honor Society. Clubs: X, lnternational Relations. 1944 Page 49 Iune Class Page 50 FRANCES NORAGER ZA Room President, Careers Club Secretary, Honor Soci- ety, Orchestra. Clubs: SGAA, French, International Rela- tions, Chemistry. IRENE NORBERG Spanish Club Vice-President, Honor Society. Clubs. SGAA, Boosters. RUTH NORD 4A Room Secretary, Careers Club Secretary. Club: SGAA. DORIS O'CONNOR Intramural Sports. Clubs: Camera, International Relations, SGAA, Careers, Spanish. ROBERT O'CONNOR G ROTC Lieutenant-Colonel, Rifle Team, 3B Room President, IB Room Secretary, Honor Society. Club: Officers. THELMA ODEGAARD Girls' Chorus. Club: SGAA. PATRICIA OLESKI Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Club: Nereids. RICHARD OLIVER 4A-IB Room President, Spanish Club President, Honor Society, ROTC. Club: X. DOROTHY OLSON Senn News Salesman, 4BAlA Council, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Trust Officer. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Boosters, In- ternational Relations. WILLIAM OLSON IA, IB Room President, 4A Room Vice-President, Careers Club Vice-President, Basketball, Letterman, Senn News Sales- man, ZA, 2B Council, Marshal. Clubs: International Rela- tions, Spanish. TED PADDACK IB Room Vice-President, 4B, 4A Room Treasurer, Foot- ball, Track, Marshal Lieutenant-Colonel, Letterman. Clubs: International Relations, Green and White. ROSEMARY PAOUET Spanish Club Secretary, Senn News Staff, 4A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Boosters, Hostess. RICHARD PARMUTH ' Marshal. Club: International Relations. GEORGE PASSOLT Marshal. LINDY PAUL Intramural Sports. ANNE PAVICK Intramural Sports, Mixed Chorus. Club: Careers. DOROTHY PEARA Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, Pitman, French, SGAA, International Relations, Camera, Careers. PAMELA PEARA 4A Council, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, French, International Relations. LOIS PEARSON 4A Room Vice-President, IA Room Secretary, Workers, Honor Society. Clubs: Art, French. VIRGINIA PEARSON Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. BEVERLEY PEDERSEN Forum Salesman, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, French. LORRAINE PETERSON 4B Room Secretary, Careers Club Treasurer, Senn News, Forum Salesman. Club: SGAA. ROSE MARIE PETRILLO . Mixed Chorus Secretary, Senn News Salesman. Club' SGAA. GEORGE PEULAUSK 4A Room Vice-President, Football Ticket Salesman, ROTC Lieutenant. Club: Officers. PHYLLIS PFEFFER Trust Otlicer. Club: SGAA. EDITH PHILLIPS Clubs: Spanish, Red Cross, SGAA, Pitman, Careers, In- ternational Relations. RICHARD PI-IINNEY Intramural Sports, ROTC Sergeant, Honor Society. KENNETH PIEDLOW 2A Room Treasurer, ROTC. STANLEY PIERCE Marshal, Band. Club: Spanish. BETTY PLAMBECK Orchestra. Clubs: SGAA, Careers. 1944 Page 51 Iune Class Page 52 ALEXANDER POLIKOFF International Relations Club Vice-President, Senn News Copy Editor, ROTC, Orchestra, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Chemistry. LILA PORTMAN Club: SGAA. MONTE POSEY IA Room Vice-President, ZA Room Treasurer, Football, IA Council, Band, Marshal, Major Executive. Club: Green and White. ELSIE POTTER IA Room Secretary, Spanish Club President, Pitman Club Treasurer, 2A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA. CHARLES POUNIAN 4A President, 4B Treasurer, 3A Treasurer, lA Room Presi- dent, 4B Room Vice-President, 3A Room Treasurer, Interna- tional Relations Club Treasurer, Green and White Treasurer, Football, Senn News Salesman, IA, SA, 4B Council, Boys' Chorus, Workers, Marshal Colonel, Honor Society. PATRICIA POYTEN Nereids Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Letterqirl, Trust Officer, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations, Pitman. ROBERT PRESSMAN 2B Room Vice-Presiclen, Golf, IB Council, ROTC, Band, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: International Relations. ELAINE PRITIKIN Clubs: Sculpture, French, GAA, International Relations. ROBERT PRUDON 4B Room President, 2B Secretary, Baseball, Basketball, Let- terman, Boys' Chorus, Marshal. Club: Green and White. CARYL PUCCI ZA Room Treasurer, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Interna- tional Relations. EVELYN PUTTERMAN Clubs: International Relations, SGAA, Careers. BARBARA QUINLAN Players, Clubs: International Relations, Greek, Art Guild. SHIRLEY RALSKY Honor Society, War Stamp Salesman. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, Red Cross. LOIS RAUSCH Workers. Clubs: Careers, Boosters, SGAA. 'WILLIAM RAUSS 4A Room Secretary, Football, Intramural Sports. IRIS REDMAN Clubs: Red Cross, SGAA. IACK REEDE Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Marshal. IEROME REITMAN IA Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports. Club: International Relations. BARBARA RELLIHEN 3A, 2A Room President, -3B Room Secreary, Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, Careers, SGAA. SANFORD REMINGTON Track, Baseball, Orchestra. Club: Chemistry. MARGARET REUSS SGAA Treasurer, Letterqirl, Senn News Salesman, 3A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, International Rela- tions, Pitman, Careers. IAMES RICH IA, lB, Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Players, Mar- shal. MILTON RICH 2B Room Treasurer, Track, Tennis, IA Council, Honor Soci- ety, Marshal. SHIRLEE RICH IA, IB Room Treasurer, Senn News -Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, International Relations, French, SGAA. BEVERLY RICHTER Senn News Salesman, Girls, Chorus. Clubs: International Relations, Greek. WILLIAM RIEDLE 4A, 3B Room President, 2A Room Treasurer, Forum Fees Agent, Honor Society, Trust Officers, Marshal. Club: Green and White. MERRITT RINGER Pan-American Club President, Basketball, 4A Council, Band, ROTC, Honor Society. Club: International Relations. PAUL RISSMAN Trust Officer, Honor Society, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, Careers, French, Chemistry. WILLIAM RITCHIE IB Secretary, 4B, lA Room Vice-President, Mixed Chorus, Boys, Chorus, Marshal Captain. Clubs: Spanish, French, Careers. RUTH ROBERTS 4A Room Secretary, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: Hostess, Inter- national Relations, Careers, SGAA. IQ44 Q l Page v3 lune Class Page 54 NAN ROBERTSON 2B Vice-President, 4B Secretary, 4A Room Vice-President, Browsers Treasurer, Senn News Staff, Salesman, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Boosters, SGAA. LLOYD ROBINSON IA Room President, Baseball, 4B Council, Band. Club: In- ternational Relations. EDITH RODEMS International Relations President, Red Cross Chairman, Forum Salesman, 3A Council, Honor Society, War Stamp Salesman. Clubs: Spanish, French, Pitman, Critics' Clique, SGAA. DORIS ROGAN Club: Careers. BEVERLY ROSENFELD Senn News Salesman. Clubs: International Relations, French, SGAA. ESTELLE ROSENFELD Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, Art Guild, Careers, SGAA. DOROTHY ROSMAN Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: International Re- lations, Careers, Spanish, Boosters, Red Cross, SGAA. LOIS ROTERBERG ZB Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, International Relations, Careers, SGAA. LILLIAN ROUSEK Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Careers, Boosters, Pitman, SGAA. IAMES RUHMANN 415., 3B Room President, IA Room Vice-President, ZB Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Trust Officer, Marshal Major. IOAN RUSSELL Clubs: International Relations, Pitman, SGAA. ELISABETI-I RYSTEDT ZB Room Secretary, Careers Treasurer, Mixed Chorus, Workers. Club: SGAA. HOWARD SACHNOFF Baseball, Letterman, Boys' Chorus, Marshal, Honor Society. GLORIA SAGE 4A Room Secretary, Honor Society, Club-sz SGAA, Inter- national Relations, Spanish. CARL SAHLIN 4A Room Treasurer, Track, Letterman, Senn News Sales- man. Clubs: International Relations, Careers. IOELYN SALTZMAN IA, ZB Room Treasurer, X Treasurer, Senn News Feature Co-Editor, Salesman, 1943 Forum Identiiications Editor, 3A Council, Honor Society. Clubs: Camera, Boosters, Spanish, Careers, International Relations, Red Cross, SGAA. IOHN SAMMIS 2A Room Treasurer, 4A, 4B Council. Club: International Relations. WILLIAM SAMPLE Band, ROTC Lieutenant, Marshal, Orchestra. Clubs: Inter- national Relations, Careers, Spanish, Officers. HAROLD SAMPSON ROTC Lieutenant. Club: Officers. DOROTHEA SANDBERG 4A Room Secretary, 2B Room Treasurer. Club: SGAA. ROBERT SANFORD Marshal. WALTER SANTELER 4B-IB Room President, Apparatus, Honor Society. Club: International Relations. ROBERT SAPERSTEIN DOLORES SARACINO .-4B Room Secretary, VINCENT SARKISSIAN 2B Room Vice-President, IB Room Treasurer, Spanish Club Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, ROTC, Band, Marshal. Clubs: International Relations, Boosters. IULIAN SAYRE IA, 2A Room President, Senn News Salesman, 3B Council, ROTC, Orchestra, Honor Society, Marshal Lieutenant, Swim- ming. Clubs: International Relations, Chemistry. DONALD SCALZO Forum Co'Editor-In-Chief, Biography Editor, Senn News Staff, Salesman, Boys' Chorus, Honor Society. Club: French. PEGGY SCHALL 4B Room President, IA-3A Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish. GEORGE SCHALLMAN IA Vice-President, 3B, IA, IB Room President, Green and White Secretary, Senn News, Forum Salesman, 3B-2B Coun- cil, Marshal Major, Honor Society, ROTC, Orchestra. Club: Spanish. PEARL SCHELL Senn News, Forum Salesman, lA Council. Clubs: SGAA, French, International Relations. 1944 Page 55 lune Class Page 56 ROSALYN SCHICKEL Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Careers. RONALD SCHLOSS Football, ROTC, Rifle Team, Senn News Salesman, Band, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Officers. LAURA SCI-IONLAU Workers, Honor Society. IOHN SCHOPP IB President, 2A Room President, 2B Room Vice-President, 3A, 3B Council, ROTC. Club: Aviation. CHARLES SCHRIDDE 3A Vice-President, 4A Treasurer, 3B Room President, 2B Room Secretary, Art Guild President, Vice-President, Senn News Cartoonist, 4A, 3A Council, Band, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Club: Careers. NATALIE SCHWARTZ Honor Society. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA. BARBARA SCOTT Club: SGAA. CAROL SEEFURTH Girls' Chorus. Club: SGAA. DIANE SENOR Senn News Staff, Salesman, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish. lOAN SERED lA Room President, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, French, International Relations, SGAA. ALICE SHAPIRO Senn News Staff, Salesman, Honor Society, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: International Relations, Hostess, French. ELLIOT SHAPIRO 2B Room President, Track, Swimming, Senn News Sales- man, Honor Society, Marshal, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Interna- tional Relations, Chemistry. SHIRLEY SHAPIRO ZA Room Secretary, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Spanish SGAA, International Relations. MARY SHEEHAN Browsers Club Secretary, Intramural Sports, Senn News Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Bioloqy. LaVERNE SHERER Clubs: Hostess, Home Economicsf SGAA. BARBARA SHERMAN IB Room Vice-President, IA Room Treasurer, Senn News Salesman, Honor Society, Workers. Clubs: X, French, Inter- national Relations, Art Guild, SGAA, Hostess, Chemistry. HANNAH SI-ILEMON Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, Home Economics, SGAA, Careers. EDDA SHURMAN 4B, 2A, ZB, IA Room Secretary, Forum Salesman. Clubs: Pitman, Nereids, SGAA, International Relations. KAY SILBERG Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, Red Cross, International Relations. PATRICIA SILLDORF 4B Room President, 3A-IB Room Secretary. Clubs: Span- ish, SGAA. IACQUELINE SILVERMAN Girls' Chorus. Clubs: International Relations, Careers. FLORENCE SIMON 2B Council. Clubs: International Relations, Greek, SGAA, Chemistry, Red Cross. LILA SIMON Serin News Staff. Clubs: International Relations, Careers, Spanish, Chemistry, SGAA. LORRAINE SKOGLUND ZA Room Treasurer, Forum Fees Agent. Clubs: Pitman, SGAA, Hostess. ELVIRA SLONEK Clubs: Nereids, SGAA, Spanish, Hostess, International Relations. PI-IYLLIS SMALL Honor Society. Club: SGAA. IANICE SMITH IOSEPH SNEED SB, 2B Room President, IA Room Vice-President, Intramural Sports. Club: International Relations. LILY SODEROUIST Workers. Club: Hostess. RUTH SOMERS IA Council, Honor Society. Club: Hostess. 1944 Page 57 lune Class Page 58 BETTY SOMMERFELD Senn News Staff, IA Council, Honor Society. Clubs: X, SGAA, Cartography. VICTOR SOPKIN ROTC, Marshal. Club: Chemistry. ALYCE STARK 4B Room Vice-President, ZB Room Secretary, 3A, IA Room Treasurer, Forum Fees Agent, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Boosters. ERWIN STASEK Senn News, Forum Salesman, ROTC, Honor Society. Club: Art Guild. FLOYD STEIN Track, Senn News, Forum Salesman. MARILYN STEINBERG A 3A-2B Council, Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Club: SGAA. WILLIAM STEINFELD IB Room Vice-President, ROTC, Orchestra, Trust Officer. RUTH STERN Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: International Rela- tions, SGAA, Spanish. VINCENT STEWART 4B, 3A Room President, Baseball, Track, Fencing, Tennis, Letterman. IOY STIERNBERG Intramural Sports, Senn News Salesman, Girls, Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, French, SGAA, Art Guild. RUTH STOCKS Forum Fees Agent, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess, French, International Relations. ROY STOHL ROTC, Band. VIRGINIA STOYAS Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Greek, Car- eers, Pitman. PATRICIA STURTZ Clubs: International Relations, SGAA. ELAINE SULLIVAN IA Room Secretary, ZA Room Treasurer, Forum Salesman Mixed Chorus. Clubs: Pitman, SGAA, International Rela tions, Careers, Spanish. GEORGE SULLIVAN 4A, 2B Room President, 4B, lA Room Vice-President, In- ternational Relations Club Treasurer, Basketball, Letterman, 2B Council, Marshal. Club: Green and White. LOIS SUNDIN Honor Society. Club: SGAA, BETTY SUNWALL IB Room Vice-President, Careers Club Vice-President, IA Council, Workers, Mixed Chorus. Clubs: International Rela- tions, SGAA, Spanish. PAT SUTPHEN 4A Council. Clubs: Red Cross, Spanish, SGAA, CARL SWANSON Senn News Salesman, Marshal. Club: Careers. FLORENCE SWANSON 4A Room Treasurer, SGAA Secretary, Workers, Lettergirl. Clubs: French, Boosters. DIANA THOMAS Clubs: SGAA, French, Careers. ERMA THOMPSON SA Room Vice-President, Mixed Chorus Vice-President, Senn News Salesman, 3B-2B Council, Players, Honor Society. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, Hostess, Booster. IAMES THOMPSON Football, Swimming, Letterman. PEGGY THOMPSON A IA, IB Room Secretary, Intramural Sports, Letterqirl, 3B Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Boosters, Art Guild. SHIRLEY TINTNER Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Club: SGAA, AUDREY TOBIN Intramural Sports, Forum Salesman, Girls' Chorus. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. CYRIL TOUFF ROTC, Band, Orchestra, Marshal. ELSIE TOWERS Mixed Chorus, Honor Society. Clubs: Boosters, SGAA, Careers, Pitman, Spanish. IOHN TRIPI ROTC. Club: International Relations. 1944 Page 59 lune Class Page 60 GERALDINE TROYAN Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, International Relations. BILLY TURNER . ROTC. MARIE TURNER 4A, 3B Room Vice-President, Orchestra. Clubs: Hostess, Spanish, Boosters, SGAA. ARTHUR TUVESON Orchestra. Clubs: International Relations, Boosters. AUDRIE ULLRICH Intramural Sports, Girls' Chorus. Club: SGAA. NORMA VIGARDT Honor Society. Clubs: Hostess, SGAA, Careers, Boosters. NORMA VIGE Honor Society. RUTH VOLKMANN IB Room President, IA Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Spanish, International Relations. EDELGARD VOLZ 4A Council, Hostess, Honor Society. Clubs: Careers, SGAA, Nereids. ROBERT WAGNER Honor Society, Trust Officer. Club: Chemistry. ROBERT WALLER IB Room President, IA Room Vice-President, ZB Room Treasurer, Basketball, Honor Society, Marshal, Trust Officer. Club: Careers. FRANCES WARDA Workers President, Players, Honor Society, Mixed Chorus. Club: Spanish. HARRIET WARSHAVSKY Clubs: SGAA, Careers. LUCILLE WARSHAWSKY IB Room President, 3A, 3B Room Secretary, Girls' Chorus, Honor Society. Club: SGAA. ADOREE WEBER 4A Room Treasurer, Girls' Military Corps Vice4Comman- der. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess. DONALD WEINBERG Intramural Sports, ROTC, Band, Orchestra, Marshal. Clubs: Careers, International Relations, FRANK WEINBERGER ROTC, Trust Officer. C'lub: Chemistry. HOWARD WEINER 3A, 3B Room Treasurer, Football, Track, IA, IB Council ROTC, Orchestra, Marshal, Trust Officer, Mixed Chorus: Club: International Relations. NORMA WEINER Honor Society. Club: French. EDYTH WEINSTEIN Honor Society. TOBY WEINSTEIN Clubs: Spanish, SGAA, International Relations, Careers, French. MARVIN WEISS ROTC, Band, Players, Honor Society. ROSALIE WEISS Nereids President, Letterqirl, Senn News Salesman. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman. RICHARD VJENZEL Ice Skating, Letterman. ELVERA WERNER 4B Room President, 3B Room Vice-President, IA Room Treasurer, Senn News Copy Editor, News Editor, Senn News, Forum Salesman, SB, IA Council, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, International Relations. HELEN WERTZ Orchestra, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Pitman, Conser- vatory, Hostess. IAMES WIDEMAN Swimming, ZB Council, Marshal, Band. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish, Chemistry. CLAIRE WIDRAN ZB, IA Room Vice-President, Honor Society. Clubs: Red Cross, Careers, Home Economics, Chemistry, SGAA, Interna- tional Relations. PAUL WILBER IA Room President, ZA Room Treasurer, Basketball, 2B Council, Marshal, Trust Officer. Club: International Relations. SHIRLEY WILLER ZA Council, Players, Honor Society. Clubs: Pitman, SGAA. I944 Page Sl tune Class Page 62 RACE WILT Chemistry Club President, International Relations Club Treasurer, 2A, 2B Council, ROTC Lieutenant, Rifle Team, Marshal, Honor Society. Club: Officers. ARNOLD WINOGRAD Swimming Team Manager, Letterman, Marshal, Workers. Clubs: Biology, International Relations. IOYCE WINTERNITZ Forum Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: French, Interna- tional Relations, Chemistry. VIRGINIA WOLFF ZB, IA Room President, IB Room Secretary, Senn News, Form Salesman, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, French, X, Pitman, Chemistry. RUTH WOOD Club: Careers. DONALD WOODS Intramural Sports. Club: Careers. MELVIN WORSEK Intramural Sports, Baseball, Band, Honor Society, Marshal. FERN YATES Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Hostess. THERESA ZAPFE Senn News Salesman, Orchestra. Clubs: Careers, SGAA, Boosters, Chemistry. SHIRLEY ZASLAVSKY Orchestra, Honor Society. Clubs: SGAA, Greek, Interna- tional Relations, Carthography, Chemistry. CHARLES ZIESK IA Room President, 2B Room Vice-President, 3B Room Treasurer, Intramural Sports, Senn News Sports Editor, Honor Society. ARLENE ZIMA Club: SGAA. EFFIE ZOROS Senn News Salesman. Clubs: Careers, SGAA, Hostess, Boosters. ANDREW ZUCCARELLO ZA Room President, IA Room Vice-President, 4B Room Treasurer, Basketball, IB Council, Honor Society, Marshal, Trust Officer. Clubs: International Relations, Green and White. MARVIN ZUKERMAN ROTC, Marshal, Band, Senn News Salesman, Honor Socie ety. Clubs: International Relations, Spanish. All School Council Senn All School Council is, Without a doubt, one of the most active organ- izations of the school. Although many obstacles stood in the Way of the 1943- 1944 All School Council, they were overcome by the keen spirit and deep interest of the members. I The council was comprised of the officers of the tive classes, the 4A Luncheon and Prom chairmen, the three Marshal judges, and one delegate from each division room. The most important activity of the year was the War Bond and Stamp Drive. Through the untiring efforts of the students the council had much success in this venture. Thanksgiving time was made a happy time for the needy children of Chicago. Our Thanksgiving collection Went tar in excess of the quota set and this money was presented to the School Children's Aid Society. To set a new goal in the membership of the PTA, which already numbered over a thousand, was another attainment for the council. The Christmas season brought comfort and happiness to the boys and girls at the Chicago Parental School, for the council presented a splendid program and a gay party there. Constantly backing each drive throughout the year, the council helped Senn go over the top in both Waste Paper Drive and in the tremendous Red Cross Drive, to which Senn donated Well over two thousand dollars. Less Vandalism, Less Destruction, Less Duration, a fine slogan by which the council put on a campaign against vandalism in the school, was another project. With the aid of the art department, and assemblies, this proved to be one ot the council's most successful ventures. Senn salutes the All School Council and its director, Principal David M. Davidson, for superb accomplishments during the past year. Page 63 Senior Council-Fall ROW l: Johnson, Bohl, McDonnell, Mr. Davidson, Mueller, Dr. Zimmerman, Striblen, Desmond. ROW 2: Bohr, Aronson, Cooper, Goldstick, Nelson, Pounian, Balder, Carlson, Saltiel, Iacobs, Peterson, Burch. ROW 3: Field, Hirsch, Afton, Hunter, Robinson, Darras, Kill, Prislinqer, Levitan, Olson, Papantony. lunior Council-Fall ROW l: Kruse, Hughes, Cowan, Kemp, Miss Whitney, Shea, Cowan, Cooper. ROW 2: Belport, Kern, Benson, Baldwin, Reich, Buchholz, Anglin, Iernberq, Perl, Stone, Harnstrorn. ROW 3: Borqeson, Reynolds, Deitelbaum, Hirsch, Carlson. - Page 64 Sophomore Council-Fall ROW 1: Adler, Spiros, Murphy, O'Neil, Miss Dunwell, Carthum, Olein, Stock. ROW 2: Towne, Hanson, Marks, Voerq, Baum, Sherman, Stone, Bausman, langor, Radford, Nachtweih, Tanis. Freshmen Council-Fall ROW 1: Oherritter, Iohnson, Phillips, Miss Cavanaqh, Rodgers, Cohen, Roeschlein. ROW 2: Dove, Lawson, Tronstad, Brimrn, Rosequist, Wilk, Iverson, Kachel, Brodsky. ROW 3: Zadiqian, Zaid, Temple, Reed, Fischer, Traylor, Elkins, Miller, Goodsell. Page 65 Senior Council-Spring ROW l: Carlson, Bahusky, Mulligan, McDonnell, Miss Sedgwick, Dr. Zimmerman, Pounian, McIlwain, Schridcle. ROW 2: Smith, Minsky, Kemp, Morey, Mr. Davidson, Stern, Belport, Volz, Peara, Berg- guist. ROW 3: Sutphen, Gustafson, Fargo, Sammis, Ringer, Kramer, Linden, Barnett, Cooper, Paquet. lunior Council-Spring ROW 1: Cariato, Iangor, Lapin, Miss Iones, Miss Whitney, Greene, Nyberg, Joseph. ROW 2 Sampson, Kettner, Trurnbly, Burlin, O'Neil, Riese, Radford. ROW 3: Buchholz, Perl, Brosrnan Zapp, Erwin, Lofchie, Fehrmann, Breitsprecher. Page 66 Sophomore Council-Spring ROW l: Nachtweik, Towne, Spiros, Williams, Miss McCabe, Miss Duriwell, Sherman, Osenlauqh, Adler. ROW 2: Lenters, Oberritter, Clein, Braude, Partos, Iehnberq, Norins, Dubofsky. Freshman Council-Spring ROW l: Solomon, Fischburg, Pritikin, Miss Cavanaqh, Levin, Schwartz, Kelly, Horvirz. ROW 2: Goodman, Wilk, Nierman, Kroman, Nelson, Gartner, Vanden Brook, Ziegler, Terser, Pankin. ROW 3: Liare, larris, Kinzie, Miller, Nold, McGraw, Peterson, Waller, Kemp. Page 67 All School Council Directed by Principal D. M. Davidson F all Semester Robert Mueller . . . Neubert Bohl ........ 4A SENIOR President . . Vice-President . . Claire Iohnson .... ..... S ecretary .... Patricia Striblen . . . Lois Desmond ...... Howard Nelson . . . Dr. Zimmerman . . . George McDonnell Roy Balder .... . . . Nancy Robertson . . . Charles Pounian . . Iohn Carlson ..... Dr. Zimmerman . . Ted Kemp ..... Patricia Shea .... . Ioan Cowan ..... Ioellyn Cowan . . . Gaylord Hughes . . .... Treasurer .... Prom Chairman . Luncheon Chairman ......Iudge...... .....Adviser..... 4B SENIOR .......President.... . . Vice-President . . .....Secretary.... Treasurer .....Iudge..... AdVisers.... l UN IOR President . . Vice-President . . Secretary Treasurer .....Iudge... Miss Whitney . . . ..... Advisers . . . . SOPHOMORE Stewart Sullivan ......... President .... Vice-President . . Mary lane O'Neil ........ Secretary .... Sonia Carthum . . . Miss Dunwell . . . William Phillips ..... . ..... Treasurer . . . Advisers FRESHMEN ..... President... lay Fink ............ Vice-President .... lean Ann Rogers ........ Secretary . . . Kenneth Cohen. . . . ..... Treasurer . . . Miss Cavanagh .... . . . Adviser . . . . Page 68 .... f.. Spring Semester . . . . . Charles Pounian . . . . . Don Bahusky . . . . . . Mary Mulligan Charles Schridde George McDonnell . . . Shirley Mcllwain ........ Iohn Carlson . . . Dr. Zimmerman . . . . .Ted Kemp LeeStern . . . . Audre Belport .-. . Elaine Morey . . . . . Gay Hughes . . . Dr. Zimmerman Miss Sedgwick BobDavid . . . . Howard Lapin . . . . . . Marge Stricker . . Howard Rolnick ...... Ioan Cowan . . . . . Miss Whitney Miss Iones . . Norton Sherman RubenHutf . . . . . Lee Bright . . . . Sally Williams . . . Miss Dunwell Miss McCabe . . . . . Bob Pritikin . . . . . Sid Fischburg ...... Gene Levin . . . . Phyllis Schwartz . . . Miss Cavanagh Senmtes proudly display our Minute Man flag While the Ad- miral of the Fleet examines the Service Roll and patriotic students boom War Bonds and Stamps sales. Page 69 CSEATEDJ: Rayna Goldberg, Don Scalzo. CSTANDINGD: Caroline Mondoux, Hildegard Cedergren, Nancy Haggerty, Shirley Becker, Lucille Burns. l944l Forum Terminating a year of continuous effort, the l944 Forum Staff succeeded in producing another Annual of which Senn can be proud. Early in September these busy journalists started their Work, and when the Ianuary class grad- uated, Business Manager Dorie-lean Swanson did so, too, leaving behind a splendid record. But the Spring staff carried on superbly, ably headed by Editors-in-Chief Bayna Goldberg and Don Scalzo, who shouldered the super- vision along with many additional priority Worries. Backing up the Editors were the superb Business Co-Managers, Nancy Hag- gerty and Hildegard Cedergren, who took care of the financial department. Sparkling Write-ups were composed by Clubs Editor Shirley Becker and Or- ganizations Editor Caroline Mondoux. The Biography Department literally flew along under the capable hands of Lucille Burns, Lois Chimberoff, loan Kauf- mann, Ellen Lonergan and loe Bleeden. George McDonnell, Charles Ziesk, Yakir Korey, and Lee Stern wrote up the Sports Department. The Art Work was in the hands of Dolly Kirschner, Nels Nelson, Bob McCracken, Milt Musson, Dick Clohecy, Bill Daugherty, Bob Larson, Sid Bergh, and Bill Dounan. The typists were Mildred Aidem, Marcele Solomon, Frances Cosmas, Shirley Dia- mond, Lois Segal and Sonya Minsky. The constant assistance and guidance of Miss Elizabeth Corcoran, Mr. George Bobertson, and Miss Olive Kunz made possible the successful publica- tion of the Annual. Page 70 F all Ioumalists Seated: Arlene Reutlinger, Doris Baum, Dorie-lean Swanson, Mel Bressler. Standing: Margaret Iosza, Claire Johnson, Hank Leberstein, Flo Fisch. Fall Fees Agents and Salesmen ROW l: Zora Bass, Charlotte Walker, Alberta Skolnik, Dorie-lean Swanson, Rayna Goldberg, Bernice Goldstick, Helen Berk. ROW 2: Bernard Kite, Pat Moynes, Ginger Magnuson, Norman Temkin, Mel Waskin. Page 71 Senn News Senn News is considered one of the pillars of Senn High School. Ever since its organization the Senn News has been among the first to help promote drives and campaigns for the benefit of the school, the city, and the nation. The spring semester Senn News, headed by co-editors Edgar Morse and Elaine Mariinson, produced outstanding papers. Ably edited by Charles Ziesk, the Sports page presented to its avid readers a true account of athletics par- ticipated in at Senn. The laugh-interest was taken care of by Feature Co-Editors Harriet Baker and Ioelyn Saltzmany the duties of News and Copy Editors were handled by lackie Cooper, Elvera Werner, and loseph Bleeden, Elaine Mann- heim., and Al Polikoff, respectively. Dolores Kirschner and Charles Schridde added their talents in the sparkling cartoons that illuminated its pages. Busi- ness Administration, including campaigns, subscriptions, and circulation, was capably managed by lack Leadinghouse, Business Manager. Headed by Editor Doris Baum in the fall semester, Senn News Staff dis- played much talent, shown by the journalistic efforts of Feature Editor Arlene Beutlinger, Sports Editor Mel Bressler, News Editor Hank Leberstein, and EX- change Editors Charlene Crothers and Claire lohnson, and Business Co-Man- ager Flo Fisch. The combined efforts of all these journalists, not forgetting the invaluable aid of their efficient advisor, Miss Corcoran, presented to its readers a Senn News that truly was a commendable publication. CSEATED7: lack Leadinghouse, Edgar Morse, Elaine Martinson. CSTANDINGD: Dolly Kirschner, Ioey Saltzman, Ioe Bleeden, Al Polikoff, Charles Ziesk, Elvera Werner, Jackie Cooper, Harriet Baker, Elaine Manheim. Page 72 ROW l: Bleeden, Cooper, Manheim, Saltzman, Ziesk, Morse, Martinson, Leadinghouse, Kirschner, Baker, Werner. ROW Z: Friedman, Browne, Archibald, Kahn, Gasul, Cosmas, Kaufman, Seratan, Katz, Diamond, Klein. ROW 3: Benz, O'Brien, Y. Trumbly, Hoffman, Belport, Lippman, Wieland, Breskin, Doerscher, Stern, McDonnell. ROW 4: Polikoff, Iackson, Lonergan, Miller, Kettner, Lin- coln, Walters, Korey, Baldwin, Ekenloerg, Cirnberotf. ROW 5: Bialeck, Deitelbaum, Aidem, Solomon, Medow, Segal, Bergquist, Teichert, Gelfond, Touliatis, C. Trumbly. Senn News Staff EDITORS-IN-CHIEF EDGAR MORSE ELAINE MARTINSON Sports Editor ........... .................. C harles Ziesk Feature Editors . . . .... Harriet Baker, loey Saltzman News Editors ................................ Iackie Cooper, Elvera Werner Copy Editors ..... Virginia Archibald, Ioe Bleeden, Elaine Manheim, Al Polikoff Sennites in Service .......................................... Elmer Benz Assistant Editors--Phyllis Berquist, Frances Cosmas, Shirley Diamond, William lackson, Ellen Lonergan, Beverly Medow, Lois Segal, Marcele Solomon NEWS WRITERS---Audre Belport, Ben Dietelbaurn, Lillian Gelfond, George McDonnell, Lee Stern, Anne Wieland REPORTERS'-Mildred Aidem, Verna Baldwin, lra Bialeck, Neal Breskin, Helen Browne, Floralee Chark, Lois Chimberoff, Sheldon Davis, lean Doerscher, Iessie Ekenberg, Sybil Friedman, Gloria Gasul, Marjorie Hoffman, Lois Kahn, Ioan Katz, loan Kaufmann, Ioy Kettner, Carole Klein, Yakir Korey, Patti Lincoln, Ilene Lippman, Dorothy Miller, Helen O'Brien, Dorothy Sera- tan, Anastasia Touliatos, Camille Trumbly, Yvonne Trurnbly, Eda Walters Cartoonists .............. Dolores Kirschner, Charles Schridde, Helen Teichert Business Manager . . . ............................... lack Leadinghouse Adviser ........... . . . Elizabeth Corcoran Senn Treasurer . . . ....... Olive Kunz Page 73 Players Behind the Purple Mask of last year's climax to dramatic activities, stretch the years of ceaseless striving to new and higher peaks of dramatic achieve- ment for Players. Far in the distance, beyond a purple curtain of misty hopes and fears, lie the untried peaks that tease the imagination to greater effort. This year Senn Hall as a theater was discarded for the facilities of beauti- ful Loyola Theater. The first play, the American Way, will always remain a highlight of Senn dramatic history, as this was the high point of the year and all players' thoughts reach forward and backward to it. But there were other lesser climaxes that hold a tender part in our memory, other public appearances for smaller casts and special one-acts done for several outside groups: all joy- ous heights that measure up well to the spring production of Seven Sisters done at Loyola. The officers for the year were Richard League, president, Macey Pastor, Richard Preinauer, fall and spring vice-presidents. Lesser officers were filled by Marjorie Goodman, Mary Assimos, Gloria Hochsinger, and Kathryn Gildner, all of whom were under the watchful guidance of Miss Skillen. ROW 1: Green, Heinauer, Assimos, Gildner, Miss Skillen, Eisner, Hochsinger, League, Willer, Kuntz. ROW 2: Born, Nettleton, Haney, Warda, Iacobs, Berger, Greenwald, Quinlan, Tank, Green- berg, Ermn, Novak. ROW 3: Fargo, Horvitz, Weiss, Zukerman, Anderson, Falzer, Benson, Edson, Billow, Wiebe. ROW 4: Heiss, Patterson, Zaslarsky, Miller, Hanna, Griswold, Auld, Agnew, Philipp, Berenson. Page 74 s ROW l: Lieberman, Swanson, Cherkas, Miss Doniat, Young, Bergdahl, Unger. ROW 2: Sunwall, Balan, Miller, Soderquist, Pearson, Lees, Fustier, Decker. ROW 3: Holm, Brennenstahl, Cooper, Capasso, Nelson, Rausch, Yeaney, Mullen. ROW 4: Hess, Hinton, Fisher, Klossner, Hart, Olson. Workers Have you ever stopped to wonder who prepares the properties for your assemblies and the scenery and costumes for your school plays? Who fixes the tricky lighting and works hand in hand with the Players to produce our terrific Senn plays? The answer to all these questions is: Senn Workers, a group of talented students who form the art section of Senn's Dramatic Depart- ment. They are more than this, however, for the Workers have been part of a great Senn tradition since l9l9. Under the direction of Miss Doniat, this group works with speed and pre- cision to create the illusion of many scenes. Pity the poor individuals who have never visited their storeroom adjacent to Room l74, referred to officially as the Dugout, those unfortunates who have never been initiated into the mysteries of the theater, and the Worker's pride and joyftheir collection of properties. Student assistants for the fall productions, The American Way, were Flor- ence Swanson and Charlotte Bergdahl, assisted by Lorraine Ejan and Irene Kajarig Sharron Kopald had charge of costumes and Bob Iohnson directed the lighting. For the spring play, Seven Sisters, Iune Decker and Helene Teichert de- signed settings, Bob Young and Bill Olson assisted by Don Unger and Marshal Cherkas managed technical matters. Lily Soderquist was in charge of the cos- tumes, while Sy Lieberman was all important everywhere. lngenuity and imagination coupled with a capacity for work are the watch- words of the Workers. - Page 75 Players and Workers strive for success in Seven Sisters and American Way. Page 76 ROW l: Barnett, Lauren, Lieberman, Paddack, Pounian, Mr. Howard, Dyer, Posey, Sachnoff, Dog- gett. ROW 2: Kemp, Stern, Heiss, Nelson, Teichert, Fargo, Ritchie, Fehrmann, ROW 3: Balder, McDonnell, Byrnes, Olson, Zuccarello, Gilbertson, Prudon, Wilber, Sampson, Hammerstroem, Ruhrnann. L Marshals Under the capable supervision of Mr. Howard, Senn Student Marshals acted in the capacity of maintainers of law and order in the school. ln addition to their regular duties the Marshals also p-articipated in outside recreation which included a luncheon, softball tournament, and picnic. The picnic, which was held in the Edgebrook Forest Preserves, highlighted the 1943 fall semester, while a luncheon featured the l944 spring semester. Nuebert Bohl headed the fall staff as Colonel and Elmer Peterson, second in rank, was Lieutenant Colonel. Representing the Marshals at the Student Court was Major Executive Charles Wright. Adjutant Majors, Herbert Gar- lorecht and Nick Tappas, completed the high command. The spring semester found Charles Pounian in command. Ted Paddock, as his assistant, was charged with the duties of the Lieutenant Colonel. Monte Posey as Major Executive and Adjutant Major rounded out the higher ranks. Graduating officers included Majors Dave Barnett, Roy Balder, George McDonnell, Robert Prudon, William Dogget, jimmy Ruhmann, and George Shallmang Captains Dave Fargo, Bob Gilbertson, and Bill Ritchie: Staff Lieu- tenants Howard Sachnoff, Don johnson, julian Sayers, Hal Lauren, and Bill Olson. Page 77 Natalie Saltiel National Honor Society Lois Anderson lanuary, l944 Frances Goldstick Oshen Ashdaragentz Boloerta Harris Thomas Basich lna Harvey Zora Bass Boland Hauck Doris Baum Stuart Hillman Tom Brownell Howard Holmquist Helen Dunbar ' lnga Kaminski Bernice Goldstick Elaine Kramer Sol Mann Betty Arenberg Eleanor Aronson Marcia Aronson Marion Astin leane Auld Elaine Baer losephine Baskin Shirley Becker Audrey Benzion Bennett Berman Phyllis Berry Patricia Brown Betty Burch Lois Delioven Violet Ekdahl Earl Field Fay Finke Bohert Firks losephine Frank Marilyn Frankel PQ178 lune, l944 Vivian Gustafson Maryann Guttery William Hammerstroem Elsie Hanson Gloria Hochsinger Carolyn Holmgren ludith Horwitz Shirley lacolos Vivien Karatz lanice Kell Dolores Kirschner Buth Lazar Elaine Manheim Elaine Martinson Edgar Morse Marjorie Naessens Diane Natovich Frances Norager lrene Norberg Lotte Mueller Marjorie Bosenloerg Boloert Shonfeld Alloerta Skolnik Barbara Tomkins Melvin Waskin Shirley Wenzelberg Richard Oliver Lois Pearson Virginia Pearson Shirley Balsky Margaret Beuss Shirley Bich William Biedle Edith Bodems loelyn Saltzman lohn Sammis lulian Sayre George Schallman Diane Senor Florence Simon Bobert Waller Shirley Willer Race Wilt loyce Winternitz Virginia Wolff Shirley Zaslavsky The Colors Semi ROTC CpI. Iames Iatropulos, Cdi. Lt. Col. Robert O'Cor1nor FALL OFFICERS LIEUTENANT-COLONEL DONALD COOMBS MAIOR EUGENE ULLRICH MAIOR RICHARD PITNER MAIOR IOHN CARLSON CAPT. ROBERT BEILIN CAPT. ROBERT O'CONNOR CAPT. ROBERT NAU CAPT. RICHARD KUEHNE CAPT. RODNEY CONFER CAPT. STEVEN GITTLER IST LT. IST LT. IST LT. IST LT. IST LT. IST LT. IST LT. IST LT. 2ND LT ZND LT ZND LT 2ND LT ZND LT 2ND LT ZND LT ZND LT ZND LT ZND LT ZND LT ZND LT ZND LT 2ND LT ZND LT ZND LT Page 80 IOHN LEENGRAN GEORGE ANDREWS WILLIAM DAUGHERTY ROBERT PRICE MARVIN MILLER LEO GILLMAN WILLIAM RUSSO ALBERT MIKKELSEN ROBERT SHONFELD ROBERT HIRSCH THOMAS MCGOWEN RONALD SCHLOSS ROBERT SMITH CHARLES LAPIN RICHARD CLOHECY RICHARD HAAS CHARLES CONWAY ROBERT GEUDTNER ROBERT FIRKS ROBERT BORGSTROM RACE WILT ELMER LINDEN WILLIAM SAMPLE LAWRENCE FREEMAN SPRING OFFICERS LIEUTENANT-COLONEL ROBERT O'CONNOR MAIOR ROBERT BEILIN MAIOR RODNEY CONFER MAIOR LEO GILLMAN MAIOR JOHN CARLSON CAPT CAPT. CAPT. CAPT. CAPT CAPT. CAPT. IST LT IST LT IST LT IST LT IST LT IST LT LT IST' IST IST IST 2ND 2ND ZND GEORGE ANDREWS WILLIAM DAUGERTY ROBERT BORGSTROM CHARLES CONWAY RICHARD CLOHECY IOHN LEENGRAN RICHARD HAAS . SOTO COLOVOS . RACE WILT . ROBERT PRICE . ELMER LINDEN . ROBERT FIRKS . ROBERT GEUDTNER . THOMAS MCGOWEN RONALD SCHLOSS LT. LT. WILLIAM RUSSO LT. LAWRENCE FREEMAN 2ND' LT. ROBERT HIRSCH LT LT LT . IOSEPH BLEEDEN I. IACK TRINDL . HAROLD SAMPSON ZND LT THOMAS SUGARS LT ZND f ARNOLD WEIL 2ND LT. IOSEPH MENICH ZND LT. GEORGE PEULASK ZND LT. THEODORE TOWNE ZND LT. CHARLES LAPIN ZND LT. LOREN GALBRAITH 2ND LT. WILLIAM SAMPLE LT ZND . DONALD SCHERWAT -.3 ... W 6' ROW l: Andrews, Beilin, Confer, Cpl. latropulos, O'Connor, Carlson, Gillman, Daugherty. ROW 2: Trindl, Weil, Menich, Towne, Galbraith, Sample, Bleeden, Clohecy. ROW 3: Hirsch, McGowen, Price, Freeman, Geudtner, Wilt, Linden, Schloss Lapin. ROW 4: Russo, Haas, Firks, Conway, Scherwat, Leengren, Peulausk, Bergstrom, Sampson, Sugars, Colovos. Senn ROTC Due to the fact that this country was engaged in a great war, the ROTC found themselves beginning a new year with a new military instructor. ln the fall of l943, Cpl. lamtes P. latropulos took over the duties of military instruc- tor at Senn. He has had valuable experience, much of it being gained at Waller High School, where he served in the capacity of commanding officer in 1928. The cadets and officers contributed freely their spare time in helping out the ROTC and the school. On Saturdays, the cadets acted as ushers at all of Senn's football games. Many of them gave up part of their lunch period to serve as lunch-guards, working hard to keep the lunchroom in a tidy condition. The cadets also participated at PTA affairs whenever they were asked to. Since the ROTC took second place in the city during the last Federal ln- spection, it seemed only fitting that they have a rifle range. Therefore, during the summer a rifle range and drill room were installed, which gave the cadets an incentive to go out and take first place. At the close of the semester, Medal Awards were presented to the follow- ing cadets: lst Lt. William Daugherty, outstanding cadet officer: lst Lt. Leo Gillman, outstanding platoon leader: Sgt. Robert Henshaw, outstanding ser- geantg Sgt. Kenneth Piedlow, outstanding uniformed cadet: Sgt. Theodore Towne, outstanding uniformed cadetp Cpl. Donald Molin, outstanding corporal: and cadets Russell Chinn, lohn Linn, Ralph DeLeon, and Ioel London, outstand- ing Freshmen. Lt. Col. Donald Coombs, who led the regiment during the fall semester, re- ceived the Officers' Efficiency medal, and lst Sgt. Thomas Sugars won the NCO Efficiency award. Page 81 Riile Team ROW l: Schloss, Andrews, Sugars, Cpl. Iatropulos, Trindl, Wilt, Clohecy. ROW 2: Taylor, Beilin, Daugherty, O'Connor, Gillman, Ullrich. Others who received medals were 2nd Lt. Charles Conway, Sgt. Loring Mandel, Cadet Richard Parrish, and Cadet Herbert Riemann, neatest cadet's medal, Znd Lt. Lawrence Freeman, band efficiency, Capt. Robert O'Connor, outstanding company commander, lst Sgt. William Calm, outstanding lst Sgt., Sgt. lack Meier, outstanding band member, Cdt. Walter Koehler, outstanding cadet: Capt. Rodney Confer, DAR award, and Major Eugene Ullrich, the PTA award for scholastic and military achievement. Backing the Senn ROTC is a department that very seldom receives credit Picked Platoon ROW l: Gillman, Conier, O'C'onnor. ROW 2: Ullrich, Schloss, Wilt, Trindl, Menich, Clohecy, McGowen. ROW 3: Weil, Price, Haas, Galbraith, Andrews, Iohnston, Losch, Dougherty, Towne. ROW 4: Heal, Borgstrom, Conway, Sutphen, Leenqren, Carnahan, Firlcs, Sampson, Sacks, Sugars. Page 82 Company A for the work it does. That department is the Regimental Staff. On the staff last semester Were: Major Robert Beilin, Executive Officer, Capt. George Andrews, Regimental Adjutant, lst Lt. Soto Colovos, Supp-ly Officer, lst Lt. Ronald Schloss, Range Officer, Znd Lt. Robert Hirsch, Liasion to the American Legiony 2nd Lt. loseph Bleeden, Publicity Officerg Master Sergeant Robert Sidenius, regimental clerk, and Technical Sergeants Erwin Stasek and Donald Gallay, clerks. One of the achievements of the Senn ROTC was the formation of the rifle team. On this newly formed team were: Lt. Col. Robert O'Connor, Major Leo Gillman, Captain George Andrews, Captain Richard Clohecy, Sgt. Ray Mattox, Iohn Taylor, 2nd Lt. Thomas Sugars, Albert White, Sgt. Robert Ullrich, and lst Lt. Race Wilt. These cadets have already competed with several other schools, and have performed with the coolness and accuracy of veterans. Page 83 Company R One of the branches of the ROTC is the Color Guard. ln the fall semester, under the command of lst Lt. Iohn Leengran, the Color Guard performed for the football games and for almost every assembly. When the spring semester came around, Capt. George Andrews was found to be in charge of this organi- zation. They could be seen almost any Wednesday morning participating in the reveiws. On the Color Guard were: Sgt. Leonard Rose, Cpl. Don Olson, Cpl. Merritt Ringer, Cpl. Roy Carlson, and Cpl. lohn Linn. As soon as the semester began, the ROTC began organizing the Crack Pla- toon. The cadets and officers drilled in the Armory, morning and afternoon, Page 84 fa'A.,.,.A-.A-- fa puiiipouiy p preparing tor the day when all the platoons oi the city would be together in an exhibition. Commanding this group was Major Rodney Confer. They com- peted with the other schools on March 25, and kept up Senn's good reputation by taking seventh place. Last May, by virtue of the Federal lnspection, Senn took second place right behind Tilden High School. Even though they are in second place, the Senn regiment is still not satisfied. Next semester they will be trying for first place, and judging from the way they look now, it looks as though they will be right up Where they belong, on top. Company D Page 85 Company E, Company F HOW 1: Lincoln, Donahue, Fargo, Stone, Weber. ROW 2: Phillips, Field, Ball, Drummond, Britz, Quermann, Bahusky. ROW 3: Brosman, Rutzky, Kary, Campbell, Carney, Peeken, lines. Senn Girls' Military Corps lane Hibbert . . . ........... Commander ..... . . Martilou Fargo Ian Donahue . . . .... First Vice-Commander. . . . g . Ian Donahue Martilou Fargo .. ...Second Vice-Commander .... .. Marilyn Stone Marilyn Stone . .. .... Third Vice-Commander .... . . . Adoree Weber Adoree Weber ......................... Adjutant ........ Patti Ann Lincoln Captain Charles Ostergren ....................................... Adviser With a record of tive successful years to its credit and a membership oi twenty girls, the S.G.M.C. is steadily becoming one of Senn's most success- ful organizations. Nine of its members represent the baton twirlers while the remaining eleven are members of the Concert Band. The Corps elects new members each semester according to its graduating vacancies, all of whom have taken an extremely aggressive part in Senn activities. The Baton Corps, under the able direction of Commander Martilou Fargo, has been active in many oi the Green and White's ventures. This year the Baton Corps took an active interest in shooting, possibly brought about by their practicing in the ROTC rifle range. Sharp shooters Patti Ann Lincoln and Lois Drummond held the highest score, that being 48 out of a possible 50. Nearing the end of another brilliant season, the Corps members are already looking forward to resuming their activities in the fall. Page 87 ND BA TC HQ. N SEN Senn RCTC Band A crowd of nearly two thousand, the largest in several years, filled Senn Hall in March to hear the Spring Band Concert, the second of two concerts held each year to show the results of the year's hard work. Under the able leadership of Captain Charles Cstergren and Cadet Major Iohn Carlson the Concert Band had a very successful year and participated in many activities. The band cooperated with Civilian Defense to promote the Third War Loan drive by marching in two parades and participating in a large community meeting. On Armistice Day the Band collaborated with the Am- erican Legion in celebration of this event. The Concert Band contributed to the ROTC by playing for reviews on Wednesday mornings. Being a part of the ROTC they participated in the Federal Inspection. School spirit was dis- played throughout the year as the band members were found at all football games beside playing at several assemblies. The non-corns were headed by First Sgt. David Kantro and Marshall Cher- kas. Meetings were held to pick the choice boys for ratings. In preparation for the City Band Contest the Band not only only rehearsed eighth and ninth periods, but also devoted many afternoons to practice. Ninety strong, the Senn Band entered Class A city competition in April and earned an E rating. The City Solo contest found several Band members participating. Beston Abrams played the baritone saxophone, Seymour Axelrod, the tenor saxo- phone: Howard Ader and Iohn Carlson, alto saxophone, and Lawrence Free- man, tuba. All received E ratings. Pete Matz was graded G in the clarinet contest. Assisting the Concert Band was the Military Band under the direction of Cadet First Lieutenant William Russo. These players and those in the Begin- ners' and lunior Bands look forward to entering the Concert Band so they may participate in their interesting activities. Senn Band is very proud of the fact that service men, graduate band mem- bers, visited them weekly, telling of their experiences and leaving inspiring- messages with the members. Helping the band in many ways was the Senn Band Parents Association. Through their efforts Senn has the finest instruments and one of the best musi- cal libraries in the country. Money was raised for the band by parties given by this hard working association. Page 89 HOW l: Marcus, Pedersen, Auld, Assimos, Mrs. Keats, Nelson, Petrillo, Price, August. ROW 2: Dearborn, Raney, Fargo, Sunwall, Robertson, Iohnson, Marti, De Freitas, Grunewald, Doering. ROW 3: Callas, Anglin, Astrahan, Sugarman, Forde, Carthum, Norstrorn, Brosman, Iohnson, Apostol. ROW 4: Wallsten, Leon, Steinberg, Sonnenschein, Raica, Copeland, Roth, Glowers, Linden, Nor- dine, Iacohson. ROW 5: Record, Harsted, Ritchie, Heiss, Carlson, Gilbert, Lazar, Nold, Leengran. Mixed Chorus Senn Mixed Chorus under the direction of Mrs. Keats started out with a bang this year. After working with the choir for only one semester, Mrs. Keats ably led it in the Annual Chicago Public High School Choral Competition in which a rating of E was received. The Choir made several appearances within the last year, such as singing for the P.T.A. and numerous assemblies. At Christmas the choir participated in the four assemblies and afterwards carolled through the halls. However the most important of last semester's appearances was the Spring Festival. Every member strove hard and attained perfection for this festival last semester. At the Winter Music Festival the Choir sang several numbers, among them was Stout Hearted Men by Victor Herbert. This was sung with the accompani- ment of the Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Gomberg. The other numbers on this program were The Lord's Prayer, Hymn of Youth, This Quiet Night, Far Away, and The Call of the Road. Page 90 A few additional activities were added besides the usual class work. One day a month was turned over to a program in which choir members partici- pated, displaying their individual talents. The students looked forward to these days when they were entertained by their fellow singers. An octet was formed by students who were interested in gathering both in and outside school for singing enjoyment. With the accompaniment and direction of Jeanne 'Auld this group put in its first appearance before the North Central Association. All Sennites enjoyed the group's selections of Victor Herbert Medleys which they presented at this time. The members of this group were: Mary Assimos and Lois Nelson, sopranosg Rose Marie Petrillo and Nan Robertson, altosy Bill Ritchie and Beverly Pedersen, tenorsp and lack Lungran and Bob Price, bassesp all of whom took a lively part in other Choir activities. One of the Choir's favorites, who was esteemed highly in the minds of all who knew him, was Bob Mandel. All old and new members showed Bob their feelings when the Choir presented him with an identification bracelet. Bob left the Choir to enter service. Due credit must be given to the faithful pianist, Ieanne Auld. Without her unerring patience and consideration the rapid advancement in preparation for all activities would have been marred considerably. ROW l: Brusso, Cnossen, Paine, Taicsich, Kapald, Metropoulos, lacobson, Grzesih, Cartoland, De Pasquale. ROW 2: Fisher, Passenheim, Solomon, Riedle, Shore, Schor, Loeser, Cox, Lindgren, Meyer, Hummel. ROW 3: Martinson, Hanske, Falk, Taicsich, Rosenquist, Philipp, Strevell, Dubopky, Garten, Funk, Harnal. ROW 4: Smith, Cholden, Tidholm, Levin, Stasack, Alk, Shoffer, Yates, Edelman, Mullacky, Cox. ROW 5: Anderson, Benson, Grillaert, Sable, Starderman, Grabe- mann, Scherwat. Page 91 ROW l: Shapiro, Akers, Rucci, Mrs. Bittner, Sigworth, Labinger, I. Harris, Levinthal, Mohaupt. ROW 2: Lee, Weyrnueller, D. Harris, Sawyer, Riese, Shockney, Peara, Taylor, De Paul, Weisberq, Anderson. ROW 3: Thompson, Williams, Patterson, Biskett, Larson, Iohnson, Lenartson, McFar- land, Gjeiset, Bieza. Girls' Chorus Senn Girls' Chorus, now working under the leadership of Mrs. Bittner, added several fine new voices to the group as the result of conducting tryout vocal tests. Many of the girls received Girls' Chorus letters for being a member longer than three semesters. They are Leone Thompson, Harriet Williams, Iune Lee Klingelhoefer, Louise Temme, Iune Giellach, Gloria Olson, and Ruth Loeser. Shortly after Mrs. Bittner arrived, the accompanist, Iune Klingelhoefer, com- plicated matters by moving to California. However due to the splendid co- operation of the Senn News, four talented accornpanists were rounded up. They play on different days and are: Delores Harris, Elizabeth Mohaupt, Muriel Patterson, and William Fasig. Cnce a month the chorus disperses with the usual work and has a social period. These programs give the girls a chance to individually display their ability at playing or singing and always give an entertaining performance. Through voluntary contributions the girls have added some interesting new numbers to their library of music. These songs will be used by the future members of the chorus. The officers of this singing group were Betty Sigworth, president: lean Larson, vice-presidentp Audrene lohnson, secretary: Ruth Roberts, treasurer, and Nancy McFarland, librarian. Page 92 Orchestra Senn Orchestra, which has been growing steadily year by year in num- ber and ability, is now larger than ever before with a membership of approxi- mately 50 players. Under the very able leadership of Mr. Gomberg, who has been directing for two years, the orchestra has become fully recognized as one of the most important parts of the Serin Music Department, besides being an outstanding part of the school itself. For the past two years, S ratings have been won in the all-city music con- tests against the stiff competition of various other music groups, revealing the determination with which the members of the orchestra strive to do their best. Aside from these inspiring performances, the orchestra held concerts semi- annually, including the well known music festivals, which were all huge suc- cesses and did much to build up its reputation of well-played music. Playing for assemblies, P.T.A. affairs, and accompanying the many Senn plays, the orchestra has always helped to send graduates on their way with fonder mem- ories of their alma mater. Among this season's graduates, the Orchestra found itself saying goodbye to eight of its former talented members. These were Lucille Cartolano, lane Cotts, Earl Field, Loraine Guinea, lack Lundin, who will all be well remem- bered as a part of Senn's famous drum trio, Francis Norager, Betty Plambeck and Cyril Touff. With a brilliant record behind it, there is no doubt that the orchestra will grow even larger and better in the future and truly great things can be ex- pected of it as a result. ROW l: Fisk, Frayda, Greeriman, Werner, Brodsky, Vaskas, Mr. Gomberg, Cartolano, Feldman, Weininger, Zimmar, Brandstatter. ROW 2: Brande, Cunow, Guinea, Olga, Ellenhorn, Shapiro, Katz, Erickson, Brougham, Cohn, Croson, Ohrning, Steberfarle, Lundin. ROW 3: Donahue, Nelson, Norager, Koehler, Planbeck, Cotts, Goldsmith, Markin, Ader, McCarthy, Sandlund, Hutchins. ROW 4: Engelsrnan, Kruse, Bon, Werner, Iones, Brosman, Cobb, Touff, Field, Tillquist, Forslund. Page 93 Senn Parent-Teacher Association Mrs. I. F. Novotny ............................................. President Mrs. H. M. Losch ..... ..... F irst Vice-President Mrs. E. Cf. Karth ......... .... S econd Vice-President Mrs. Marie K. Benjamin . . . .... Third Vice-President Mrs. Francis Buchholz . . . ....... Recording Secretary Mrs. I. C. Pottage ..... .. . Corresponding Secretary Mrs. H. Parmele ............................................... Treasurer Senn Parent Teacher Association chose the theme, Liberty, guard and de- fend it, as a basis for their year's work. The interpretation of guarding and defending liberty is to aid the students and the community in every Way possible. Various speakers appeared before the Association, which consisted of l,l36 members. Teachers and students brought inspiration by their partici- pation in the Association's activities. A budget of S5859 was earned for use in the support of student activities, present and future. Contributions were made to the ROTC, the print shop, and the English department, and two scholarship funds were established. A memorial fund was established in the custody of the school treasurer. When all former Senn students who are Gold Star heroes of World War ll are known, a suitable memorial will be chosen. The efforts to secure the vacant land adjacent to the school on the West were partially successful. Parents, teachers, students and community leaders met with the recreation committee of the city council, on April 3, l944, and the committee recommended the ordinance. Senn High School is indeed grateful for the constructive services the PTA has granted in the past year. ROW 1: Mrs. Benjamin, Mrs. Losch, Mrs. Novotny, Mrs. Karth, Mrs. Pottage, Mrs. Parmele. ROW' 2: Mrs. Mackill, Mrs. Sample, Miss Cavanagh, Mrs. Bergdahl, Mrs. Buchholz, Mrs. Carlson. ROW 3: Mrs. Stricklen, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Brookmari, Mrs. Brosman, Mrs. Garland, Mrs. Griswold, Mrs. Forsland, Mrs. Quermann, Mrs. Margolis. Page 94 ROW l: Baer, Levin, Simon, Miss Cain, Rode-ms, Beatus, Hiaet, Baker, Brunker, Schler, Ralsky. Red Cross Club A small group with a gigantic task-dthat's the Senn Red Cross Club. Their record proves, though, that it's quality, not quantity, that counts. They capably handled the job in the year of the Red Cross's greatest need. Two hundred and titty dollars was Senn's enrollment contribution to the Red Cross. Over two thousand dollars was collected in the spring drive for the Red Cross War Fund. Collections were handled through the division rooms, and a large service flag with stars fthanks to Mr. Robertson? showed whether a room had met its quota, doubled that amount, or given even more. Handling collections was not their only work. Fancy boxes made by the art classes, were packed for the occupational therapy program ot the Red Cross. With odd pieces of yarn, the club made two large aighans tor hospital use. In addition, four baby afghans were finished during the year. Besides the art classes, which made attractive menu covers and writing folders, the home economics classes made children's dresses and other gar- ments ior the Red Cross. Edith Rodems, as committee chairman, contributed toward making the club a successful one. She was aided by the following, who were also delegates to the Iunior Red Cross Council: Shirley Ralsky, Alice Shapiro, and Merritt Ringer. Thanks are due to the International Relations Club and the Green and W'hite Club for their help during the semester, also to Miss Cain for her excellent leadership as sponsor. Page 95 ROW l: Barnett, Ex, Pounian, Balder, Miss Doniat, McDonnell, Schallman, Cason. ROW 2: Hughes, Reinauer, Mudge, Sullivan, Doggett, Kemp, Riedle, Iohnson. ROW 3: Kageyama, Olson, Fargo, Paddack, Record, Mclntyre Field, Posey. ROW 4: Burke, Borgstrom, Austin, Prudon, Goldberg. Green and White George McDonnell . . . ....... President Roy Balder ......... . . . Vice-President George Schallman .... .... S ecretary Charles Pounian .... . . . Treasurer Miss Doniat .... ..... . ..... . . . . . .... Adviser lnstituting as expressed by one of many students, something long needed and long awiaited at Senn, a group of thirty-five senior boys presented them- selves to the student body last March as a new club, the Green and White. With the purpose of the club, United student leadership working for the betterment of the school, always in mind, the club has attempted many worth- while projects during the semester. All of these have not been as successful as they could have been, but a marked improvement in matters attempted is plain to see and a firm foundation for future Green and White members to work on has been established. Among the projects attempted was the social time in Senn Hall during lunch periods. Improvements in school stores: removal of the race prejudice, Friday night dances, an improvement of general student conduct, so that such events as stunt day may soon be revivedg and a new athletic field to help keep Senn teams always on top, were a few other important jobs undertaken. So, we dream forward, forward toward a prouder Senn, toward a happier, friendlier Senn-toward a Senn that anyone in the city would be proud to say he was a part of. The Green and White has, as any untried group, made mis- takes, but with the continued support and cooperation of students and faculty are sure of attaining these dreams in the near future. Page 96 ROW l: Ziskind, Pollock, Leengran, Stone, Mr. Wantuch, Erickson, Klein, Larson, Bobker. ROW 2: Berlow, Kirley, Phillips, Gyenes, Walters, Becker, Anderson, Tomaras. Camera Club Bill Erickson ..... President Loyd Stone .. .. Vice-President Doris O'Conner .. .. Secretary lack Leengran .. .. Treasurer Mr. Wantuch . . . . . . Adviser Another year and another successful season tor the Senn Shutterbugs. Despite the lack ot competition among other schools the Senn Camera Club took it upon themselves to continue operations, with the result being a con- tinuous hum ot activity. Fortunately, the club was ably advised by Mr. Wan- tuch, who was kind enough to put his knowledge and the darkroom facilities at the disposal of interested students. Members oi the club spent their time taking pictures of school activities and came up with very tine results. A large contest was held in the school among club members and the ex- hibition presented drew many well deserved acknowledgments. To judge the contest the club managed to get some world reknown photographic artists who were surprised at the quantity and quality of pictures that could be pro- duced at a high school. Page 97 ROW l: Rodems, Karatz, Cohen, Baker, Miss Hafemann, Lazar, Mclntyre, Polikoff, Levinson, Gilbert- son. ROW Z: Zuccarello, Pucci, Goldstein, Ralsky, Shapero, Quinlan, Thompson, Baskin, Reich, Blumenfeld. ROW 3: Phillips, Simon, Baer, Senor, Simon, Natovich, Byron, Barker, Thiell, Gelfond. ROW 4: Dessauer, Wilt, Grabemann, Brunner, Pounian, Sammis, Sahlin, Pinqer. l. R. Club Over one hundred and fifty Sennites belonged to the International Relations Club. During the weekly meetings of the two sections of the club, members were given an opportunity to discuss current international problems. ln the fall semester the club took a trip to the Chicago Historical Society, where movies on Latin America were shown g then the members had a luncheon, which was followed by a personally conducted visit to the rare book room of the Newberry Library. Guest speakers afforded many interesting meetings for the club. Some of our guests were: the assistant dean of Lawrence College, the Yugoslavian con- sul-general, a representative of the Chicago Radio Council, a University of Chicago Round Table, and members of the Senn faculty. Several Sennites in Service returned to the club and gave first-hand accounts of their travels and experiences. l. R. Club members had the privilege of attending the American Council of the Institute of Pacific Relations' Conference. Edith Rodems was president of the first section of the I. R. Club, while Bob Cohen held this position in the second section. Both retained these positions during the fall and spring semesters. A few of the other club leaders were Edgar Blumenfeld, Al Polikoff, Vivien Karatz, Florence Simon, Barbara Quinlan, and Archie Pounian. The association of students with the I. R. Club and its splendid sponsor, Miss Hafemann, proved to be one of combined learning and fun. Page 98 ROW 1: Bums, Gustafson, Miss Cavanagh, Cotts, Assimos, Peara, Kakarakis, Shlemon. ROW 2: Iohnson, Bohr, Latchin, Sered, Baskin, Hamilton, McMalon, Blomberg, Lutter, Georgi. ROW 3: Iacobs, Gordon, Stocks, Turner, Olund Gallagher Morey, Koppel, Potter, Aronson. ROW 4: Inman, Reuss, Yates, Bergquist, Thiell, Clauson, Nehlsen, Wertz, Kell, Baumgartner. Hostess Club Vivian Gustafson . . . ................. ........... ....... P r esident Mary Assimos . . . .... Social Chairman lane Cotts ....... . . . Program Chairman Miss Cavanaugh ..........,..................................... Adviser The Senn Hostess Club is composed of girls selected from Senior division rooms. Rendering service to the school, a Hostess is on duty every period of the day throughout the Week to meet and greet visitors and parents, and to escort them through the building, or assist them in other ways. Charm is a Hostess's main characteristic and she tries to develop it through social contacts made in Senn and outside of school. Choosing the places they Wanted to visit, the girls made tours to Universi- ties, Hull House, the Goodman Theater, and other institutions. These were entertaining as well as educational. Prominent speakers visited the Club and spoke on various topics of interest to the members, as how to conduct yourself when applying for a position and the opportunities awaiting a girl upon graduation. A Christmas dance, which has become a yearly tradition of Senn, was a project of the Club. A dance was also held in the early spring. Tag Days were conducted by the Hostesses and were always overwhelmingly successful. The last tag day held netted an amount of approximately S250-the highest amount collected yet. Identified by her green badge, a Senn Hostess serves Senn. Page 99 ROW l: Olshes, Hancher, Galbraith, Miss Tyler, McGreevy, Rix, Mahinger, Zralek. ROW 2: Morgan, Slosno, Kiesler, Brodsky, Colovos, Hoeschlein, Coffman, Adams, Maurer, Berger, ROW 3: Carlson, Matter, Lichtenstadter, I-laft, Morris Block Melchior, Wallach, Lisnek. Biology Club Beverly Galbraith .. ...... President Louise McGreevy . . . . . Vice-President Lorraine Bix ..... .... S ecretary Lorraine Rix . . . . . . Treasurer Miss Tyler ...... .......... ..... . . . . . .... Adviser The four chief interests of the Biology Club members during the semester were victory gardens, soilless gardens, nutrition experiments, and the study of birds. As early as March, members, interested in gardening, sowed vegetable and flower seeds in boxes in the conservatory. By May, the sturdy young plants were ready for transplanting to the members' outdoor gardens. Plants grown in soilless gardens were compared with plants the dirt gardners grew. Several nutritional experiments were conducted with the young rats which were born in the lab early in March. The carefully kept data showed clearly the importance of certain vitamins in the diet. The club kept a bird migration calendar on the board, recording the birds seen, from the first robin in February through the numerous warblers of April and May. The early morning bird trips taken during the first two weeks of May will long be remembered. Bird talks illustrated with colored slides, sound movies, and reports given by fellow members on their experiments were presented on the monthly programs. Page lOO ROW l: Gaber, Degginger, Confer, Aronson, Dr. Davidson, Karatz, Wilt, Gildrier, Manheim. ROW 2: Norager, Levin, Baer, Zapfe, Green, Weinberger, Kadish, Winternitz, Wolfi, Zaslavsky. ROW 3: Sherman, Simon, DeMond, Kirmser, Bishop Ekdahl Arenberg Lazar, Guttery, Berenson. ROW 4: Shapiro, Sayre, Afton, Wagner, Lapin, Polikoff, Rissman, Margolis, Berman, Cohen. Chemistry Club Race Wilt ....... ..... P resident Rodney Confer . . . . . Vice-President Eleanor Aronson . . .... Secretary Vivien Karatz . . . . Treasurer Mr. Davidson ....................................... ........... A dviser Once again the Selenium Nitrides swing into action. After an inactive fall semester due to crowded chemistry labs, the Senn Chemistry Club was re- organized this Spring. The purpose of the club has not changed however, that purpose being to develop a greater interest in the field of chemistry. The policy ot the club was tour-fold. lt included individual experiments, discussions, group experiments and tours to places of interest to a chemistry student. All members displayed enthusiasm and cooperated in making the meetings a success. In step with modern warfare, members have presented to the club spec- tacular demonstrations on the preparation and processing of plastics, the types and applications of the various war explosives and gasses, and the principles of the modern gas mask. In addition to the serious experiments, there were many thrills when flames of colored fire and weird glowing substances were produced through chemistry. Much interest was shown in the programs presented by the members. Through the whole-hearted effort of every member, and the able guidance of its sponsor, Dr. Davidson, the club is progressing and gaining greater knowl- edge and interest in the field of chemistry. Page 101 ROW l: Nodell Korose, Thibault, Asher, Burlin, Miss Grade, I. Solomon, Fustier, Lincoln, Y. Solo- mon. ROW 2: Blair, Royds, Kuhlin, Pick, Goldstein, Thacker, Burns, Retchin, Schwartz, Reykers. ROW 3: Place, Waite, Bjertness, Fein, Cunow, Brandstatter, Sylte, Iames, MacLean, Post, Weiss. ROW 4: Burkholder, Byrnes, Kiren, Stiernberg, Dwyer, Duerr, Miklautsch, Lindrooth, Goldblatt. French Club Barbara Burlin .. ...... President loan Solomon . . . . . Vice-President Ieanne Fustier . . . ..... Secretary Bob Asher . . . . . . Treasurer Miss Grade ..................................................... Adviser The French Club at Senn High School was formed with the hopes of plac- ing before the students interesting aspects of the life and spirit of the French people. The students were given the opportunity to establish themselves in a group Whose sole purpose Was to make known the grand culture of these lib- erty loving people. ln a group composed of beginning students they could do this by means of a program which was devoted to the presentation of in- formation not given ordinarily in the regular class-room. By means of singing popular French songs, monologues, dialogues, games, anecdotes, guessing- games, guided lecture tours through the Art Institute of Chicago and dining at one of the most authentic French restaurants in this city, the students were made to feel part of a French society. Such a program had a definite value in making a living usage of the lang- uage. The student could then understand more readily the utility of class Work. He could learn a great deal While he Was having a good time, and at the same time, he would establish Within himself, the bonds of respect and friendship so desirable between civilized nations. Page l02 ROW l: Rodems, Flamm, Ralsky, Miss Nardi, Ballard, Beatys, Fiellin, Branman. ROW 2: Shea, Blackman, Gould, Bohr, Warda, Assirnos, De Freitas, Norins, Cowan, Miss LePera, Blass. ROW 3: Billow, Senor, De Koven, Randau Ekenburg, Rosenberg, Lawrence, Potter, Gelfond. ROW 4: Richards, Leon, Siegel, Norberg, Tallen, Goldberg, Winandy, Wieland, Yost, Breskin, Gloria, Niaas. Spanish Club Co-sponsored by Miss LePera and Miss Nardi, El Circulo Espanol celebrated its eighth anniversary as a Senn Organization, fostering better understanding and appreciation of our Latin American Neighbors. Programs Were arranged accordingly to increase this understanding by acquainting members with the language, customs and culture of the other Americas. Hence, some of the activites Were: discussions and movies on various countries South of the Border, Spanish conversational records, debates in Spanish, discussions on current happenings in Latin America, dramatizations of scenes from daily life in Spain, lectures by faculty members, as by Miss Hanley, who spoke on Latin American Art, and by Miss Gross, who spoke concerning what she saw on her trip through South America. Highlighting the Spring semester Was the Pan-American Day assembly, which featured a humorous original play, My Spanish Sweetheart, and an entertaining amateur program in which members of the Spanish Club par- ticipated. Officers in the three different sections of the Spanish Club were as follows: President, Lillian Gelfond, Elsie Potter, and Alan Feillen during the fall semester, While Herbert Siegel, Mary Assimos, and Mildred Platt held this position throughout the second semester. Other officers during the semesters were Virginia Gustafson, Shirley Ralsky, Neal Breskin, loan Cowan, Pat Shea, Betty Keen, Iune Randeau, Shirley Maas, Arthur Narins, Elaine Flamm, Elinor Levin- son, Audrey Glassberg, Iune N orberg and Arlene Billow. Page 103 ROW l: Hale, Kakarakis, Swanson, Mrs. Walter, Peterson, Mellecker, Shoffman, Shlemon. ROW 2: Buxton, Darras, Constant, loseph, Cowan, Bolkmann, Volz, Kipp, Rosen, Shipman. ROW 3: Shapiro, Solloni, Gustafson, Carlson, Anderson, Cote, Somers, Williams, Norlin. ROW 4: Gallagher, Bradway, LeVine, Wallace, Brown Soclerquist Healy Ekman Freddrickson. Home Economics Club Nancy Mellecker . .. .... President Lorraine Peterson . . . . . Vice-President leanne Swanson . . . .. Secretary Millicent Pryor . . . . . . Treasurer Mrs. Walter . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . Adviser The Home Economics Club was again started at the beginning of the spring semester after a lapse of two years. Mrs. Walter, the club's adviser, opened membership for girls who had been registered with the home economics department. The club was formed to participate in knitting and sewing tor the Red Cross, and to provide aprons and caps for the girls in the foods laboratories. Mrs. Walter chose well-known speakers to come to the meetings and speak on various subjects. One of these special meetings featured Dr. Bauer of the American Medical Association, who spoke on a subject interesting to most girls, cosmetics. Another interesting speaker was Miss Wilma Goreman, who is the Kay Howard of Shopping News. Many members of the Home Economics Club were also sponsors of Senn's new social room in ll9. Page lO4 ROW I: Greenfield, Weiss, Noessino, Gipp, Mrs. Lawler, Gilbert, Potter, Rodems, Roussek, Fukr- man, Sullivan. ROW 2: Corem, Geeraerts, Chandler, Peara, Chinopulos, Anderson, Shurman, Danielson, Mouran, Gilbert, Hochsinger, Cohn. ROW 3: Aronson, Gustafson, Towers, Wertz, Nehlsen, Schaeffer, Tubias, Moeller, Belport, Willer, Falzer, Medow, Eberhart. ROW 4: Hamilton, Olund, Schlaffer, Renss, Clauson, Bentsen, Russell, Miller, Meisles, Poyten, Olson, Cooney. y i Pitman Club Lois Andersen . . . . . . President ..,. . . . Anita Kipp Gloria Cross . . . . . Vice-President . .. ...... Lois Gilberts Helen Dunbar . . . . . Secretary . . . . . . Marjory Naessens Violet Iohnson .. .. Treasurer .. ...... Elsie Potter Mrs. Lawler . . . ...... . . . . Adviser ..... .... ...... M r s. Lawler One of the good things about the Pitman Club was that all the girls were in- terested in the same thing-stenography and typing. But it was not only these which brought them together, but also the fine activities which were planned for the semester. The girls met each Thursday morning for a half hour of discussion covering many problems of work in offices after graduation, post-War situations and possibilities. These discussions Were helpful because many of the graduating girls planned to take positions with government offices. There were many different and interesting activities, such as personality contests, where several girls applied to Mrs. Lawler for a position, and the rest of the girls judged her for appearance, manners, stenographic ability, and cour- tesy. Apart from personality contests there were typing tests, and trips to dif- ferent business places, where the club members saw the actual office work performed. This fine group of girls, under the able supervision of Mrs. Lawler, really enjoyed their work, and strived to attain a certain goal, that of higher speed in their stenographic work and greater efficiency in their general work. Page 105 ROW 1: Aronson, Shender, Lincoln, Miss Hackett, Donahue, Norager, Navigato. ROW 2: Rosman, Zuccarello, Weinberg, Green, Blumenfeld, Mitchell. Careers Club Bob Green . . . ..... President ..... . . . Patti Lincoln Bill Ritchie ....... . . . Vice-President ..... . . . Doris O'Connor Francis Norager .... ..... S ecretary ....... Barbara Navigato Ian Donahue . . . . . . Treasurer ..... ..... A my Lewis Miss Hackett ............................ Adviser ........... Miss Hackett If you should be passing 242 some Tuesday and a distinguished looking gentleman with grey hair should emerge, don't Worry, he is not taking a post graduate course, chances are he is a Careers Club speaker. The Senior group of the Careers Club met every other Tuesday, third per- iod, in 242. The junior group, composed of third year students, met fourth period, every other Tuesday. The club worked on several new projects, namely the student forum, wherein club members attended discussions and meetings of prominent peo- ple, then held an informal open round table. The club ran into a little difficulty early in the semester. Eight attempts were made to hold a first meeting, but holidays, adjustments, etc., prevented the coming together of the faithful. A just return was experienced by the club in the form of an unexpectedly large number of members, ll0, an all time high for Careers, considerably bettering last years enrollment of 80. Under the able direction of Miss Hackett and the new student officers, the club was one of the fastest growing at Senn, and expectations of big things from this group were well founded. Page 106 ROW l: Lundell, Liverman, Brougham, Reuss, Klimek, Miss Greiner, Baker, Davis, Babagian, Levin. ROW 2: Linck, Besser, Karalis, Cohn, Leventhal, Jacobs, Riese, Swanson, Rosen, Nicoll. ROW 3: Levine, Inman, Miller, Bjorndahl Thompson Gustafson Clausen, Bentsen. Senn Girls' Athletic Association Bernice Goldstick . . . .... President . . . . . . Margaret Klimek Margaret Klimek . . . . . Vice-President . . . . . . Harriet Baker Charlotte Bergdahl . . . . . . Secretary . . . . . . Dorothy Davis Frances Goldstick .... Treasurer .... . . Margaret Ruess Miss Greiner ..... .. Adviser . . . .. . Miss Greiner Membership in the Girls' Athletic Association is open to all Senn girls. The purpose of the organization is to enable all girls to participate in activities spon- sored by the Girls' Physical Education Department. Awards are given on the basis of accumulated points for time spent in various activties as team games, ping-pong, roller skating, ice skating, hiking. Members may aid in refereeing games in regular gym classes and receive points. The major award is a school letter, given for 1,000 points. Other awards are the SGAA emblem, 500 points, numerals, one semester of perfect attendance at intramural activities: chevrons for points over and above those required for the school letter. Intramural groups meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays after school. Soccer and basketball are played for ten weeks each during the fall semester, volley- bll and indoor ball during the spring. Each semester the SGAA sponsors a roller skating party, always well-at- tended by Sennites and their friendsf Parties and picnics are also planned as a part of the social program. Page 107 ROW l: Cobb, Agazim, Weiss, Werner, Davis, Vielehr. ROW 2: Cnossen, Carline, Babagian, Atkinson, Sanford, Fisher, Lendell. ROW 3: Vielehr, Poyten, Livermon, Kimmel, Koster, Levin, Hale, Agnew, Mrs. Harold. Nereids Betsy Williams Carla Cobb .. Polly Werner . Dorothy Davis Mrs. Harold .. President . . . . . . . . Vice-President Secretary . Rosalie Weiss . . . Pat Agazin Carolyn Gylden . . . Treasurer . . . . . . Norma Vielehr Adviser . .. Mrs. Harold Some years ago a club was organized, the primary object of which was to develop a greater interest in swimming for the girls at Senn. At present this group is composed of advanced swimmers as well as some who are Workng hard to be advanced, but Whose chief qualification is a real interest in swimming. To qualify for Nereids, a girl must execute a front dive, and swim. lOO yards, 60 of which must be executed with the front crawl. Throughout the year, the group swam during the ninth period on Mondays and the fourth on Fridays. Meetings for the purpose of formulating policies and making plans were held every other Wednesday morning at eight o'clock in the Teachers' Lunch Room. Because so many girls were working after school, social events had to be rather limited. An lntra-Mural Swimming Meet, the program augmented with several water ballets, was a part of the spring program. Points earned in these meets may be applied to the Nereid letter, which can be won after receiving five hundred points. One of the latest features in the point winning program was the mythical endurance swim around Lake Michigan. Since endurance swimming is now a big part of the war program in swimming, this fitted nicely into the program. Page lU8 Serm Lettermen 1943 FOOTBALL GEORGE ASSIMOS ROY BALDER DAVE BARNETT JOHN CARLSON RALPH CASEY JOE CASON FRANK DEREADT BILL DOGGETT DAVE DYER JACK EISENMANN MACK FAIRBANKS DAVE FARGO PAUL GERRISH WARREN GLEASON HERB HABERSTROH BILL HALLOUIST ALRIC'K JACOBSON DON JOHNSON TED KAMP BOB LEWIS PETE MEYER BOB NELSON ERIC NYBERG TED PADDACK CHARLES POUNIAN JERRY SARGES FRANK SCHWEIDING BUD SIEWERTH LEE STERN KURT TEICHERT JAMES THOMPSON DAVE WHELPLEY CHARLES WRIGHT MGR. GEORGE MCDONNELL 1944 APPARATUS JACK AUSTIN ALBERT BLAU JAMES BOUFFARD HARRY BURKE FRED ELIA GAYLORD HUGHES JOHN JAMES EARL JOHNSON MITCHELL KIETZMAN RICHARD McC'LOSKY JAMES NOLAN FRANK REYNOLDS JAMES STERLING FRED WACHTA COY WOOLDRIDGE HUBER ZAPP 1944 FENCING GEORGE BLACK RICHARD SMITH STEWART SULLIVAN SYLVAN WILEY 1943 BASEBALL BUD AFERMOW SANDY AHRENBERG BERT ANDERSON ERNEST COUTURE CHARLES ELLIN FRANK FRAZIER LEE FRIBERG ROBERT GULLBERG FRANK HERRON HENRY KARMEN ART LUEDERS HAROLD OLSON ROBERT PRUDON HOWARD SACHNOFF MEL SCHLESSINGER VINCENT STEWART KURT TEICHERT GORDON VANDOVER 1944 ICE SKATING NORMAN BERKSON JOHN CARLSON FRED GROSS EARL JOHNSON DAVID FARGO ALEX. STIRLING ROBERT VERHULST RICHARD WENZEL 1943 TENNIS WARREN CLAUSEN ROBERT DAVID JERRY EVERT HUBERT RANCE TED WEDELL JOHN WENRICH 1944 SENIOR BASKETBALL, JAMES ABRAHAM BERTIL ANDERSON BOB DAVID FORREST FINLEY CHARLES FURUYAMA PAUL KAGEYAMA ROBERT OLANDER JOHN PITOU ROBERT PRUDON FRANK WALTERS JACK WULF JAMES ZWACK MGR. KENNETH DAKE 1944 JUNIOR BASKETBALL KEN BRAESEKE ROBERT CUNNIFF HAROLD LAUREN SY LIEBERMAN FRANK MURPHY RAY NUSINOW RALPH OHMAN BILL OLSON JOHN SHEEHY JOHN SNEED GEORGE SULLIVAN TOM SULLIVAN IRA SWAIN JOHN WENRICH MGR. BOB BYRNES 1943 SENIOR INDOOR TRACK FRED GROSS EARL JOHNSON ROBERT KANAPA CARL SAHLIN 1943 JUNIOR INDOOR TRACK BERNARD BERMAN DAVE FARGO TED KAMP STUART SWIDLER Page 109 ROW l: Pounian, Casey, Cason, Sarges, Barnett, Fairbanks, Balder, Wright, Dyer. ROW 2: Coach Dow, Sevin, Eisenmann, Pappas, Gurlo, Sanabria, Schloss, Martina, Gleason, Line Coach Wantuch. ROW 3: Mgr. McDonnell, Smith, Doggett, Carlson, Kemp, Nelson, lohnson, Siewerth, Zwick, Teichert. ROW 4: Safbom, Seegren, Mitchell, Schweiding, Stern, Whelpley, McCracken, Paddock, Thompson, Assimos. ROW 5: Prott, Anderson, Nyberg, Gerrish, Hallquist, Haberstroh, Meyer, Fargo, Dereadt, Iacobson. Football Playing off and on football, the 1943 edition of Senn gridders found itself relegated to fifth place in the North Section competition for championship honors. The Bulldogs earned an even split in sectional action, but dropped two non-league clashes while winning one from Chicago Vocatonal to bring the complete seasonal record to tour victories in nine games. An inexperienced Senn eleven opened the grid season by being over- powered by a strong Evanston team, 26-6. The Bulldogs bounded back the next Saturday to blank Roosevelt 12-U in their initial North Section encounter. The next league game shattered all Senn hopes for a North Section title when Taft ripped through a jittery Green and White squad to the tune of 27-O. A free lance team in the form of Chicago Vocational was next greeted by the Senn gridders with open hands as they romped over their foes 33-13. Senn continued its scoring rampage when Waller tell before a 44-O onslaught in which the Waller goal was crossed during all periods of play. The Green and White then entered the Schurz game with high hopes for the runner-up berth in the North Section standings. For three periods Schurz and Senn battled furiously in the vicinity of mid-field before the west siders tallied on a 20-yard pass in the fourth quarter to take a 6-O lead. The following week-end the Bulldogs were faced with the calamity of losing Page llO to a one-man team, Don Lesher of Lake View. The final five minutes of play proved disastrous to Lesher and his teammates, however, for it was during this span that Meyer and Kemp scored to provide a 19-B win. In the last league encounter oi the season Sullivan surprised everyone by whipping Senn 13-O by capitalizing on second halt miscues by the Bulldog eleven. The curtain was dropped on the i943 season when Senn met Loyola to continue the annual inter-league rivalry between the two north side neighbors which originated in l924. Trailing 20-U in the fourth quarter, the Bulldogs threw a scare to their Catholic league rivals when Ted Kemp scored twice to bring the score to 20-13. With the clock allowing but another minute of play, Iohn Maloney scarnpered 65 yards to assure a Loyola victory, the scoreboard read 27-13 when the rivals left the gridiron. Following the seasons' end, the entire Senn football team met and elected the honorary captain ot the 1943 Bulldogs. When the votes had been tabulated Mack Fairbanks had been nominated, due to his brilliant line play and team spirit which existed throughout the season. Senn did not have a championship eleven this year, but the nucleus of the squad will return next fall, and under the able leadership of Coach Ed Dow should once again reach heights which have been attached to past Green and White grid teams. Cheerleaders Freeze, Austin, Cowan, Brownell, Cowan, Mudge, Bohl. Page lil Twirl, Twirl for ole Senn l-ligh. The Baton Corps lends in- spiration to our charging fighting Bulldogs, helping to pave the Way io gridiron success. Page 112 .ai if 4 A .... Fans in the grandstand cheer their Fighting Bulldogs. The faculty came too. Eager subs pull for their teammates and hope tor their long awaited chance. Page 113 lunior Basketball Never before in the history of Senn has there been a more so-called hot or cold athletic team than the one which participated in the l944 North Section Iunior basketball race under the Bulldog title. Although the team showed great promise in pre-season skirmishes, they were rudely awakened to find themselves in fifth place at the season's end. The squad took five of its seven practice games and entered its first league tussle with Amundsen. Hopes and scores ran high that day and the Bulldogs emerged victorious, 56-3l. ln the next game Waller froze the Bulldogs out of a chance for first place in the section with a 65-55 triumph. Lane was next in line and their only sectional defeat of 34-30 was suffered. Then came Boosevelt. With the Bough-Biders leading at the first quarter, Senn finally won a gallant uphill fight, 38-37. Steinmetz and Taft were disposed of easily, 54-37 and 54-43, respectively, but trouble was again encountered at Von Steuben, when Von em.erged vic- victoriousp 50-40 was the losing tally against Lake View. The Schurz game necessitated the consultation of the record books and the eventual changing of them, for Senn had never before scored 75 points in one game. Buzz Murphy broke the individual scoring record that day, another record was broken as Bed Sullivan gathered in 2l points, which helped him to raise his total above l00 points and along with Murphy be the first pair to do so in one year during Senn basketball history. Bay Nusinow, a lanuary graduate, was team captain for the fall semester, and Sullivan held down the job in spring. The outstanding play of Bill Clson on both defense and offense, Bob Cunniff with his remarkable push shots, and Hal Lauren's defensive work must be noted here along with that of Murphy and Sullivan. ROW l: Sneed, Wenrich, Nusinow, Lauren, Cunniif, Sheehy, Braeseke. ROW 2: Coach Friker, Swain, Ohman, Murphy, G. Sullivan, Olson, T. Sullivan, Lieberman, Mgr. Byrnes. Page l l4 ROW l: Zuccarello, Hartman, Furuyama, Mogan, Walters, Zwack. ROW 2: Olander, Kageyama, Davis, Murray, Baskin, Anderson, David. ROW 3: Coach Leighton, Smullen, Prudon, Finley, Wulf, Pitou, Gilbertson, Mgr. Ribback, Mgr. Dake. Senior Basketball A glance at the records would indicate that the l943-44 Senn Senior basket- ball team was a poor example to demonstrate Doc Naismith's winter sport. By winning but four of their ten league games, this squad wound up in a tie for fifth place in the North Section race. Powerful Amundsen was the initial foe of the campaign. Although the Vikings got off to a bad start, they recovered their bearings to come from behind in the second half to win, 40-22. Another loss followed in the form of the Waller game, in which Wa1ler's North Section champs reached a score of 54 to our 37. Lane Tech proved to be the first barrier for our Bulldogs to clear, when the Green and White copped a thriller, 33-32. The next game found Bob Olander scoring 14 points, but receiving no sup- port. As a result, Boosevelt won out, 46-4lf The local lads then hit the win trail when they routed Steinmetz, 52-34, and edged out Taft, 44-41. Andy Zuccarello poured through 30 points in these two games to pace both victories. Another playoff contender, Von Steuben, had to come from behind in the second half to whip the stubborn Senn five, 47-31. By downing Sullivan, 38-32, Senn entered the Schurz tussle with a playoff berth as reward to the victor. Once again a second half rally proved fatal, and a crack at the city title was lost, 23-21. A 32-31 loss to Lake View closed the season. Zuccarello, even though declared ineligible after six games, led the team in scoring and was followed by Walters and David. Another year has gone by, but these boys will be back next cage season and, with a year's experience under their belts, the cry then may well be, Watch out for Senn. Page 115 Apparatus Senn gymnasts proved themselves to be the elite of the City League for the fifth consecutive year when Coach Bergmann's muscle boys Were forced to display great form in outdistancing the best field of entrants to compete in many years. Last year the Green and Whte topped the runner-up Lane Tech squad by 156 points, but this year the local boys were satisfied with a 34 point advan- tage over a strong Lindblom team. ln addition to copping another team title, Senn once again was able to domi- nate the individual prizes. lack Austin and Huber Zapp Wound up in a tie for the championship honors, While lim Bouffard Won a second place berth in the intermediate division. ln the novice class Earl Iohnson registered a tie for second place with a Crane gymnast. Bouffard, Sterling, Wooldridge, Wachta, Reynolds, and Nolan all placed in the upper ten of their intermediate division, as the Bulldogs demonstrated a complete monopoly. The novices were also frequented by Senn boys, lohnson, Elia, Blau, and McCloskey being able toplace. Austin, Zapp, and Hughes provided the accomplishment of the afternoon, however, when Hughes took a fourth, While the other two boys deadlocked for the honor of being the champion of the City League Senior apparatus division. As in recent years, the crown was again a true team triumph and the result of fine coaching and serious training. Thus Senn once again was the recipient of a beautiful bronze plaque, symbolic of gymnastic supremacy, a great achieve- ment by a great team. ROW l: Bouffard, Wachta, Hughes, Coach Bergmann, Austin, Zapp, Wooldridge, Koenig. ROW Z: Stayart, Blau, Davis, Saleedo, Kietzman, Mudge, lohnson, Edmons, Kocher. ROW 3: Nolan, Nagel, Todd, Bentall, Elia, Reynolds, James, Burke, McCloskey. Page ll6 Verhulst, Sterling, Wenzel, Fargo, lohnson, Carlson, Gross, Coach Bergmann. lce Skating A speedy band of Senior ice skaters provided Senn High School with their first l944 Public League championship. The same lads, with only one excep- tion, earned the l943 lunior title and after graduating into the upper bracket turned the trick again last lanuary. ln the lunior division, the Green and White, defending titleholders, made a desperate effort to retain the championship, but the best they could do was a third place. During the day's events eight Senn skaters, four from the Senior division and four from the Iunior bracket, earned points. ln the 880-yard Senior dash, Dick Wenzel and Earl Iohnson finished second and third, respectively, to bring Senn up to the final event, the four-man relay, with a chance to win the title. The relay was to determine the Public League Senior Winners. Comprising the relay team were Dave Fargo, Earl Iohnson, lohnny Carlson, and Dick Wenzel. Their speed and efficiency were responsible for the capture of the Senior title by Senn. The lunior meet, although won by Lane Tech, provided Senn with high honors when Freddy Gross came home in front of the pack in the 440-yard dash and Bobby Berhulst placed third in the same event. The lunior relay team wasn't quite as fortunate as the older boys and this cost them the championship. Eight letters were awarded to members of the ice skating team. Captain lohnny Carlson, Dave Fargo, Dick Wenzel, and Earl lohnson were recipients of the major letter awards, While Freddy Cross, Bobby Verhulst, Alex Sterling, and Norman Berkson received minor letters. Page ll7 Fencing Improving its l943 record by one notch, the Senn fencing team of l944 stepped up the pace and copped second place in the city foil meet during the first Week of April. Before the match, not much hope Was rendered toward Bulldog chances, in- asmuch as the mainstays of last season's third place squad had graduted. The Green and White had not looked very impressive in pre-tournament dual matches and in general not much was expected of the squad. With all these apparently strong factors against them, the foilers took their places in April for the big meet, the results of which have already been told. The fencers not only turned in a sparkling team performance, but the following day saw Syl Wiley and Stu Sullivan take second and fifth place, respectively, in the individual contest. A major letter was awarded Wiley for his splendid Work, and Sullivan, George Black, and Richard Smith received minor letters. With the entire squad back for next year's contests, dreams of a city championship seem certain to become a reality. ROW l: Rockwell, Forslund, Black, Lee, Moss. ROW 2: Harsted, Khidirian, Smith, Coach Shaffner, Wiley, Sullivan. Page ll8 Baseball As of this writing, the Senn baseball team was about to take the field against Lake View in the closing game of the first round, a game which undoubtedly Went a long way in the shaping of the Bulldogs' season record. The team started the season off with a bang by winning its first five North Section encounters. Sullivan, Taft, Schurz, Roosevelt, and Waller were the teams which fell as victims to this early uprising of the Bulldogs. Only one other team, Amundsen, could boast of an undefeated status at this stage and the Vikings then met the Green and White in one of the most tense games of the year. Trailing 2'-l, Arnundsen tallied twice in the seventh to whip a heartbroken Senn squad 3-2 and thus take over first place in the league standings. The Techmen of Lane were the next opponents of the Bulldogs and the local lads dropped this tilt by an 8-4 count. The second place Von Steuben nine sent Senn reeling to its third straight setback, downing our boys 5-l. Thus the stage was set for the aforementioned Lake View game, Lake View having lost only two games thus far. The second round of play may have proved different since the Bulldogs were still open for one of the two playoff berths. The team itself was composed of a number of veterans, Bob Prudon heading the list in his fourth year of competition as a stellar infielder and hitter. Lefty Herron commanded the mound staff by turning in several fine performances. Lueders, Vandover, Anderson, Walters, McDonnell, and Sachnoff rounded off the well balanced team. f I A x:'.w,, ROW 1: Vandover, Garner, Ohman, Herron, Waters, Anderson, Barnett. ROW 2: Semar, McDonnell, Balder, Hoffman, Sahs, Sachnoff, Montgomery, Teichert, Schelander, Braeseke. ROW 3: Mgr. Dake, Ellickson, Fehrmann, McGahan, Friberq, Lueders, Pruclon, Schwartz, Murray, Davis, Rosencrans, Eisen- berg, Mgr. Keegan. Page 119 Swimming Finishing one of its most successful seasons in recent years the Senn lunior and Senior swimmers annexed third and fifth places, respectively, in the annual Public League Swimming Championships. juniors splashers earning major letters were Bob Scherwat, Fred Harnstrom, and Hal Carlson. These boys comprised the medley relay team which captured second place. Richard Bierman, Morrey Kotzin, and Bob Elliot received minor awards for fifth place in the 200-yard relay. In the Senior division major letters were earned by Harmon Caine, Don Scher- wat and Tom Parker for individual performances. In addition Peterson and Ury received the award for participation on the relay team which placed fourth, and Don Anderson won a major letter for points earned during the season. ROW l: Ury, Dahlquist, Lewis, Lobin, Harmstrom, R. Scherwat, Carlson, Bierman, Kotzin, Wasser- berg, Vance, Carlson. ROW 2: Nordine, Whitford, Peterson, Thompson, Anderson, Elliott, Caine, Preisler, D. Scherwat, Mgr. Winograd, Moe, Newey, Hughes, Wachta, Parker, Coach Bergmann. Page 120 Tennis Wenrich, Alton, Rosenstein, David, Mueller, Rich, Coach Shaifner. Track 'Wenrich, Ahlstrand, Weiq, Ockerlund, Gleason, Neebe, Bahusky, Coach Klafs. ROW 3: Levin Goldman, Meyer, David, Gladen, Sahlin, Iacobsen, ROW 4: Remington, Wilke, Stone, Tillquist Berman, Levitz, Iolinson, Mgr. Healy. ROW 5: Arsi, Smidi, Reinwald, Dessauer, Fargo, Murdoch Binz, Wright. Page l2l ROW l: Goodman, Bernsiein, Asher, Kemp, Donenberq, Morrison, Swanson, Heiss. ROW 2: f f f Pg 122 SENNITES IN SERVICE Social Room Counsellors examine some oi Senrfs new fur- niture, as the science students watch zooloqical specimens, and the strings practice up for a qoool performance. Page 123 The enqineerinq department stirs up heat While our printers manipulate their presses. Page 124 Industrious students give and receive service. Page 125 These art Workers exhibit their colorful panel, and both fellas and qirls learn about fundamental shop. Page 126 Senn Snaps Page 127 Page 128 Q Farewell The l944 Forum Staff, for aid, guidance, and faithful service, Wishes to express its gratification to Dad Reyburn of the Iahn and Ollier Engraving Company, Pop Lin- den of the Good Impressions Printing Com- pany, and lohnny Roche, Mr. Potratz, and Mr. Novak of the Root Studios. Even more so, do We thank our advisers, Miss Elizabeth Corcoran, Miss Olive Kunz, and Mr. George Robertson for their Wise counselling and helpful direction.