Senn High School - Forum Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Mi ge Bert Anschell Lois Benjamin Eunice Berke Charles Berke Arnold Berkson Bruce Berry Kenneth Berry Judy Best Alys Bloomheld Caesar Borcheas Nancy Boruszak Sandra Block William Brown Nany Clamage Ann Clavisharf Arnold Cohn Dorothy Deuss Iris Fox Francis Fried Harriet Goroway Barbara Gingess Bob Glassman Sue Glassman Marlene Gold Larry Grusen Evejean Harris Anita Helford Donald Hucko Carol Hoffert Bob Johnson Judy Kartz Renee Kerman Vivian Klair Stella Kohan Lois Kroll Dave Landfield Betty Lasker Barbara Lason Barbara Lazar Judy Levinson Carole Levy Sharla London Marlene Luber Davida Lurie MEMBERS Sandra Lipsictz Stanley Margolis Bill Maybrook Marlene Minsky Martin Miser Edgar Mitchell Dorothy Moss Roberta Moss Albert Myers Arlene Nierenberg - Sandra Orth Marilyn Parker Ann Phillips Lois Polt I Ilene Richards Howard Rifkin Carol Robinson Donna Rosenbaum Lorraine Rosenheld Lillian Roth Fred Rubin Noel Ruderman H Nancy Sebring Mitchell Simon Barbara Slott Muriel Smason Enid Sosna Brigitte Speiser Sybil Steinberg Geraldine Steiner Ken Stoumen Don Sunshine Elizabeth Sunshine Jim Swanson Elaine Sweet Marlene Treger Renee Vigon Myrna Waskin Judith Weinberg Louis Werner Vivian West Sandra Yacknin There is more to Senn's Bridge Club than just playing cards. The club has many other aims besides being a profitable activity for leisure time. The Bridge Club helps build oneis character, it increases deductive thinking abilities and gives the members real satisfaction and knowledge. Under the sponsorship and help of Miss May L. Waldo the club has truly been a great success and loads of fun. 113

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ia, OW cfs PRESIDENT ............ .......... R onnie Fogel VICE-PRESIDENT ........ Norman Plummer SECRETARY .,w,Y,,, ........... B ob Binstock TREASURER ,,....,, ,.....,.. S andra Goldman Under the sponsorship of Miss Tyler, this group of interested students were able to carry on many activities not possible during the ordinary class and laboratory periods. While some of the members kept careful data on the experiment of cultivating two headed planaria, others were kept occupied with microscope work, making frog skeletons, raising Albino corn, and feeding lizards and minnows. 112

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TEAMS Girls 1. Fautsch Krelle Scurlock 2. Mercer Kernan Sharkey 3. Bringelson Lindskog Clausseu 4. Lemboeck Leavitt Wozniak 5. Blecher Weinberg Anderson 6. Friedlund Leroux Peterson 7. Wahlstrom Nelson Grenlie 8. Daniels Mathiesen Sherman r The 1951 Bowling Club was a great success. Membership, totaling ninety, was the largest since the club's beginning, six years ago. As members of the American Bowling Con- gress, the teams are permitted to compete in the intercity club events during the Christmas holi- days, and in the National event in March. This National event is for the city high schools, the winner being given a 351000 scholarship to the school of his choice. I-Iealthful recreation, fun, and sportsmanship are furnished to all members. The club bowls Wednesday afternoon at the Uptown Bowl, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Walter. OM! Waskin Orth O'Young Green Cole Riston Tandler Woolf Harris Satlin Martin Lippman Sedin Fischer Wren Jensen Wallin Sutphen Shirley Pennington Keeney in 114 .