Soldan High School - Scrip Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1944 volume:

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In I ,M Ill rganlzatlons - il , Ih H Athletics E v w f 'NM L k I , 4- t 'fMgV',mm 'm 'g? I ,, El 1.-- l -1'- , 4:9 .1:....:1- 4?...'5:5,5, .calm ff Q.. Features L7 e '-fin. ll The A 1 I I I T Solclan patrons' Alliance OFFICERS . Mr. Harry Pohlman, President . Mr. Joseph Wall, Vice President Mr. J, B. Glover, Secretary . Mr. Frank Waldman, Treasurer. THE SOLDAN HIKJH SCHOOL PATRONS' ASSOCIATION is composed of the fathers and mothers of the students, and those who are interested in the welfare of Soldan High. It was primarily formed to assist the students and to cofoperate with the faculty of the school. Each year entertainments are given by the Patrons' Association, and the proceeds are donated to the various school activities, and at each graduation a donation is made by the Association to the Library Scholarship Fund. The Soldan High School Patrons' Association is a branch of the St. Louis Public School Patrons' Alliance, and was founded over forty years ago by thirteen civic' minded men for the purpose of being of service to the children and to the public schools of St. Louis. This organization has grown and developed until today it has scventyfthree branch associations, ail working for a common cause. The Patrons' Alliance was instrumental in establishing a scholarship at Washingtcun University for deserving hgh school students. TI-IE SCRIP SIX Herbert Stellwagen principal The Selden Mothers, Club OFFICERS . Mrs. J. Heim, President . Mrs. L. D. Foersterling, First Vice Presif dent and Membership Chairman . Mrs. A. B. Bender, Second Vice President and Social Chairman . Mrs. F. E. Hausmann, Recording Secretary . Mrs. W. I... Fulbright, Corresponding Secretary . Mrs. Wm. H. Benert, Treasurer. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN . Mrs. E. Slinkard, Finance . Mrs. E. Stillman, Publicity . Mrs. B. Droppelman, Hospitality . Mrs. E. Evans, Program . Mrs. H. Adams, Child Conservation . Mrs. G. D. Mitchell, Better Films . Mrs. E. Sutter, Service Club for the Blind, Inc. . Miss Blanche Higgins, Faculty . Mrs. C. G. Lunan, Senior Mother, Fall Term . Mrs. Finger, Senior Mother, Spring Term. THE SCHIP EIGHT H. C. ZEIS Assistant principal 4 A 1 . 1 5 'Fr Hx s F' LQ LV r n x Q .f wA 4 mf' M QR , Q31 V x: in 4 . 'F X X V' 1 ...HK 'M D 7 -1: . K Q , ,JP 'Q fi?- al, 1 xi.. -- a. ...'A En V 5 ,,., 2. ' A1 .sf WA :Uh Fi. i . ,, .. . in W' ,R ' . ,, . sq-1 V5 sw Tir Q21 ' JS lrg. : .8 Ml iii .,f l'. 'Q' 4 SL' v 1 4 ,X , ,..M Hg- V. ,W 4 .:,',.:. 'TH-FQ' 2w1,'2'H':' Jsggvei, 1Zf,a1!'i41 Y-Y, EWR?-fri' 3'fgfa,Lr3'?r: K . -,A t, V1 1- ,. M 'v Q v E.-. 7.11 , , ,-,-'.:f ,, ef N N ,4 - A .- ' . 2 ..., . .J i., I ., J f ' -f , dw. ', .. . ' lfia-+, 7: ' 'Qi-f.-.iv 4 '1? Q3'.-v ..-S f' '.1 -?'Y'f:'?n '? 'M-f'?'l'f1'S .25f i i 'f F f' ?i9 f -Lit , . iff 'f' 1f ff - . 1 'fS'fP'?'? U J li i ff g' . . ' . 15 fi 'fff' , T . . S I ' t i . 'gllgy he o an acu E3i,1X'Ff,, K i 'fffl 3 i EN: 'i2'li?'4'1 ' . 553 A Lgf, , ADMINISTRATION I J HQ: ' - - A lv-M P Herbert P. Stellwagen, Principal H. C. Zeis, Assistant Principal 'M ' - A L . - f. Hin f' . L ENGLISH ' X H .iq A V4 -.Grace Adams Alma Fletcher Leonora C. Nagle 'HM ' Ruth Beck Elsie Hobelman Francis P. Patrick t ' M. M. Cameron N Jessie W. Jefrey Allie N. Rasmussen' , I Susan Coultas Helen Constance Koch Winnie Timmons H ,A ' 5k- .,g2'AL,fN Nellie Cunningham Gertrude Lucas Elsie Ueberle WL? :' N ' '--V .- Eggtliig Marie A. Ernst A Charles R. Mann Grace V. Wilson -'QA is HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 'f1'f4lU 2 'iff Margaret M. Amend A. I. Gummersheioner Marguerite Mott v.gif..f:A A. B. Bender Joanna M. Hoolan Francis F. Patrick V E551 M. M. cmmn Lottie M. my David Reiss Q gl Susan Coultos A W. R. Layer , Helen T. Rowan I Q Philip A. Groneoneyer Mrs. Helen D. S. McDonald Floyd D. Welch 4-Qi f it ' f - W1 -- . if , ai. N ,, Y MATHEMATICS - Tiff ' L N i if i1YQ1,TJgl4 Imelda Carnvody Mrs. Helen D. S. McDonald Arnold von Lehsten 5 fm l'T'm,..g. - -'fe i:, igifg Alfred Davis Saidee Nelson ' Floyd D. Welch ,- . Q35 Nellie mu Jam. B. Quinn Ruth zum - 'jtffiifiz E Susan Sherry All N Ethel Sprague Y TX 75- , z vj QM' . f ' ri -fv -f -..- Q V f, . 5 . ANCIENT LANGUAGES . .fx fl! Nellie Cunningham W. R. Layer David Reiss V U 515233 ' - 3-55553. N 'f Eg ...Q 'QQ-1 . - , 5'j':i 5 f MODERN LANGUAGES K 1. 1 - wry.. . 1 V Mary Jane Bodine Lois Bogle Winnie Timmons ' 4. 2-ggi :iii f Edith c. Symangm EE .-Q. gg ,55 . 3 ,, A N .. A 4 ART ff 'I F Philip A. Gronemeyer Florence Haseltine , : I ,. fuqy, S.. me-. . f H3-,ia 58 . 1 ' , --' , S A ig? ty SCIENCE 1 2 Henry J. Free Leslie W. Lyon Aluina Raebel 'W': i i J ' - , 'xx' fi- Margaret Kirkpatrick Ethel L. Mills Thorn Smith, Jr. ' ' Q E! ' Ralph A. Lenig Katherine Pfeifer Mmm c. Wnm J.: A j N RTW., ',' . . ' ,- ji., ' , ' 2337. .e - ff.3ff'4f .- EQFJFFYBN 15555. 1 . ' , 2, fig: -E ...L . f-ll Mn f S,-,ral . A... . Leigh Harris Adolph V. Baluka Louise W. Brown Mabel Easterbrook Marv .lane Badino Alma Fletcher Arthur L. Gordon The Solclan Faculty HOUSEHOLD ARTS Mary E. Jefords MANUAL TRAINING-MECHANICAL James F. Cook Fred' C. McEacl1ran COMMERCIAL J. H. Herwig Hazel E. Kellogg Alma Marine MUSIC M. Teresa Finn Ehbabeth Pratt EDUCATIONAL COUNSELOR Blanche G. Higgins ,PHYSICAL EDUCATION, HEALTH, SAFETY Charlotte Roos Margaret Kirkpatrick DRAWING Harley E. Olson Mrs. Helen D. S. McDonald P. L. Stavseth Arnold Zopf Mrs. Laura Kroeger Ann O. Watt A. H. Plag Arnold 'von Lehsten Harry R. White 'LIBRARIAN Louise Boerjesson BOOKS AND SUPPLIES T. A. Croekett HYGIENE B. Y. Glassberg, M. D. L. M. Laird Katherine Shaaf, M. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Dorothy Caplan Bessie M. Carney Margaret Schwandt TI-IE SCRIP SUPERVISION OF N. Y. A. Mrs. Helen D. S. McDonald LUNCH ROOM Ethel H. Gentry D. 6 TWELVE THIRTEEN COLORS: Maroon, Blue, Peach Class Song By Norma Polizzi Farewell, Soldang ax we leave thee And upon new pathways start, We are proud of our achievements, But were sad that we must part, Different roads we each shall follow, Different goals attain in lifeg But to thy precepts we'll be faithful In the hour of stress and strife, 'Years at Soldan now behind us, We are ready to begin Building stronger, ever stronger, Hoping greater strength to win. In our hearts we'll treasure always, We'll remember evermore, The days that we once spent at Soldan We, the Clasx of FortyfFour. Autograpjjw M1 06 ,ff MW W' L MWfl1f MM QV H010 a 5mw? 0 M WA3 fy ac www! 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A Cappella, '41 '43: President, '42g Student Director, Publicity Direc tor, '43. New Ivloon, '43. Senior Band, '40: All City, '41. Intramural Sports, '40, '4l. RITA POOLE . . Senior Vice President. Chr., So cial Com. TwofYear Scholarship Seal, '42. Cadettes, '40, '4l. Chaminade, '41 44. A Cappella, '42f'44 Libr., '43. Firefly: New Moon: Pari'Am. Review KWK Broadcasts. G. A. A., '40 43: Small S Young Citizens' Board, '42f'43g Representative, '42 Stamp Es' Bond Com., '43. Service Club, '41943 Phog Club, '42, '43. Dramatic Guild, '43. Agassiz, '42 44. Dancing, '40, '4l. Jr. Red Cross Com., '42 FIFTEEN HAROLD SATZ . . Senior Treasurer. Service Club, '40f'43. Young Citizens' Board, '42. Jr. Red Cross Com., '43. Stamp S? Bond Com., '42, '43. Pickering Club, '40f'44g Vice Pres., '43. TwofYear Scholarship Seal. Intramural Sports: Soccer, '40 43, Champs, '41, Touch Football, '40 43: Basketball, '40 43g Baseball, '40 43. Victory Corps. ESTHER LUDWIC . . Senior Secretary. Service Club, '40-'44: Chairman, '42f'44. Young Citizens' Representative Com., '40, Agora, '42. Pickering Club, '43. Scrippage, '43f'44, Assistant Editor, Cub Issueg Assistant Editor, '43, '44. G. A. A., '40 42g Small s. Rosrrum, '41, '42. Ellsworth Jr. Acad. sc., Mo. Jr. Acad.: Sc. Service, '43. Ha Ivria, '43, Vic' tory Corps, '43. Class Day Show. MR. HARLEY E. OLSON . . SPONSOR. MISS ALVINA RAEBEL. . SPONSOR. DAYNE ADAMS . . Inter. Band, '42, Marching, '42, '43, Champs, '42. Place Card Com. ROSALIE AXELBAUM . . Chr., Flower Com. Co' Exchange Ed., Scrippage, '43, Copy Reader. Service Club, '41f'43g Office Typist, '43. Pickering, '43, V. Corps, '42, '43. Dancing, '41. BETTY ARONOFF . . Motto Com. Cadettes, '41. Chaminade, '43. ERIC AHRONHEIM . . Ribbon Committee. GLORIA APPLEBAUM . . Cap E-1' Gown Com. Dancing Club, '40. NEILL AMSLER, JR. . . Brenham H. S.+Fr. Pres., '39, Soph. V. P., Football, '41f'43. Place Card Com. MIRIAM ALLWARDT . . Designer, Sr. Banner. Banner Com., Chr. Dec. Arts, '42f'43g Treas., '42, V. P., '43, Pres., '43. Service Club, '42, '43. Pep Club, '42. Bowling, '43, TwofYear Seal. V. Corps, '42, '43, Prod. Serv. Chief, '43. jr. Red Cross Com., '42. Sec., Fort Leonard Wood Com., '43, REUBEN BALK . . Activity Card Com. Intramural: Softball, '41, Volleyball, '42, Basketball, '42, Soc' cer, '42. SENIORS GLORIA ABRAMS . . Ribbon Com., Chr. Two' Year Seal. Service Club, '40f'43g Chr., '43. Picker' ing, '43. Sec., Scrippage, CofFeature Ed., Fall, '43g Cub Ed. Young Citizens' Rep., '40-'42. V. Corps, '43, ROBERT AULGUR . . Chr., Cap Ev' Gown Com. Football, '4l 43: Letter, '41 43. Post, Globe, Star: AllfCity, AllfDistrict, '43. Quarterbacks' Club: lst String Guard, RunnerfUp, Outstanding Lineman. Scrippage Sports Ed., '43. Intramural: Soccer Champs, Volley. Orchestra, '42, '43. Young Citi- zens' Rep., '42, '43. MARY BOWLES . . Agora, '40, Bowling Club, '41, '42. Dancing, '41. V. Corps, '42, '43. Cap EJ Gown Com. ALBERT BACALAR . . Service Club, '41 43. Or' chestra, '41, Projectionist Club, '42, '43. Ha Ivria, '41f'43. Intramural Soccer, Football, '41, '42. MAYER BAILIN . . Cap E? Gown Committee. LILLIAN BLUESTEIN . . Cap E! Gown Committee. SIXTEEN JANUARY 1944 CECIL BARBER . . Activity Card Com. Intramural Football, '42. Young Citizens' Rep. LILLIAN FIMAN . . Ha Ivria, '41, '43. Sr. Social Com. BERNADINE FINE . . Announcement Com. Class Show. Cadettes, '41, Sec., jan., '42. Ha Ivria, '41, '43, Bowling, '42, '43. PUTMAN BIGCS . . Class Show Com. Social Com. Intramural Football, '43, CLARICE FOX. .G. A. A., '40-'42: Small S. Chaminade, '42, '43. Ellsworth Jr. Acad. Sc., '42. Class Show. Banquet Com. Scrippage Reporter, '42. '43. jr. Orchestra, '41. Mo. jr. Acad.: Sc. Service. BILL BOWERS . . Activity Card Committee. .IOY FRANKEL . . Social Com. Skating Club. '41, '42. THE SCRIP BILL BUECHNER . . Band, '40f'44g Marching Champs: AllfCity, '4O 44, Intramural Volley, '41' '42. Nat. Music Contest, 2nd- Rating Solo, '42g lst Rating Quartet, '42, Bowling, '42, Solid Sanders. '42f'44. Music Com. ELLEN FRENZEL . , Senior Social Committee. EARL BURTON . . Track, '42, '43. Activity Card Com. Class Day Show Com. DOROTHY FUDGE . . Senior Flower Committee. RALPH BUTLER , . Track, '42, Magic Club, '41, Class Show. Ribbon Com. JOHN CANNON . . CofChr., Picture Com. A Cap' pella, '42, '43, Table Tennis, '41, Intramural Vol' ley, '41. NORMA FULK . . Senior Flower Committee. NIOHN FLOCKEN , , Aetivity Card if Show Com, Band, '41, '42, Champs, '42, Gym, '40f'42, Intraf mural: Baseball fi Football, '43, Chess, '40, '41, EVELYN ELLMAN , , Serippage1 Club Ed., '43. Social Com, Ha Ivria, '43, French, '41, Cadettesg Sec,, '41, Chaminade, '42, EVELYN DRICKER , , Ha Ivria, '40f'43, Bowling, '43, Dec, Arts, '43, Alumni Com, MAURI FELDAKER , , Chessg Treas., '43, Stamp, '40, '42, Agassiz, '41, '42, Ellsworth if Mo, Ir, Acad, Sc,, '42, '43, Am, Inst, Sc, V, Corps, Service, '43, Ani, Hist,, '41, '42, Pan, Am., '42, Magic Motto Com, LORRAINE BETH DROPPELMAN, . Agora, '40, Service, '43, Orch., '40, '4l: Sec,f'I'reas,, '41, Cro' Knit, '41, Pep, '41 43. G. A A,, '42, Dec, Arts, '43, Alumni Com. FRANCIS EYMAN , . Social Com, A Cappella, '42, '43, Glee Club, '42, Gym, '40, '41, Agassi: '42, '43, Intramural: Football: Basketball: Volley. VIRGINIA CLEMENS . , Motto Com. Service, '41f '43, Agora, '42, '43, V, Corps, Ellsworth E? Mo, jr, Acad. Sc., '42, '43, Cadettes, '41, Chaininade, '4lf'43, A Cappella, '42, Sec,-Treas,, '43, Dramatic Guild, '43, Dancing, SENIGRS NORMAN ELFANBAUIV1, . Harvarcl Book Award, Young Citizens' Board, 'I'wofYear Seal. Activity Card Chr. Service, '41f'44, Rostrum. '41f'43g V, P- '43, Debating, CofCitv Champs, '43, Ha Ivria, '4of '43: Pres,, '41, '42, Math. Sc., 'I'reas,, '43, Orch., '40f'42: All-City, '41, Intramural: Basketball, Soft' balli Soccer: Football, Projectionist, Commence, ment Oration, ROSE COHEN , , Young Citizens' Board, '43, Rep,, '42, '43, Announcement Com, Service. '41f'44 Croflfnit, '40, '41, Ellsworth 63 Mo, jr, Acad, Sc, Art, '43, Agora, '42, Red Cross Sewing, '41, '42, 'I'wofYear Seal, TCM DUNDON . , Band. '42f'44: Marching. Ac' tivity Card Com, GLORIA COONS , , Caldwell Sc, Club. '39, Ca' dettes, '41, Croflinit, '41, Flower Com. NORBERT CLEIVIENS . . Social Com, Class Show, Intramural Baseball, '42, '431 Football, '43, MELVIN CHERVITZ , , Mgr., Track, '41, '42, Let' ter, '42: Seal. Mgr, Football Basketball, '41, '421 Seal. Midget Track. Qrch., '40, Red Cross Com, Projectionist, Service, '43, Alumni Coin, DOROTHY CROW' , , Agora, '40, Cadettes, '40. Dancing, '41, '42, V, Corps, Ring Com. EIGHTEEN JANUARY 1944 GAYLE HAUSMANN , . Capt, Fr, Football, '40 Football: Letter, '41-'431 Honorable Mention, All City Team, '43, Co Cbr., Social Com. Young Citi zens' Board, Fall, '43, Class Sbow, Glee Club, In tramural Volleyball, '42: Softball, '41, '42, Track '43, Projectionist Club, '43, V. Corps. MARYLOU BALDVJIN , , Band, '40, '4-lg Marcli ing, '4l, A Cappella, '42, '43, Chaminade, '42, '43 Book Room Service, '43, Commencement Solo. Flower Com, MAVERINE BARR , , Cadettes, '40, '41, Cliami nade, '4l 43, Picture Com, Pan Ain, '43, '44 Pep Club, '40, '41, ALVIN HARRIS . , Sr, Banner Commitee, LILLIAN BELENCO , , Service Club, '41 -'43 Pickering, '43, Spelling Club, '42, Dancing, '40 Place Card Com. JACK GREEN , . Sr, Social Committee, SYLVIA BICKOFF , , Scrippageg Alumni Ed.. 43 Agora, '42, Banner Com, HERBERT GOODMAN , , Color Com, Ha Ivria. '43, TI-IE SCRIP SYLVIA BIERNBAUM , , Flower Com, Magic Club, '41, '42, Pickering, '4lf'43, jr, Band, '42, Marching, '42, Math, EJ Sc., '43, GUENTER COLDSCHMIDT , , Sr, Activity Card Committee. ELAINE ERMA FEIGENBAUM , .Orcliestra, '40f '43, Banquet Com, Ha Ivria, '40, NEWCIASTLE CERACI , , Motto Com, Service Club, '42, '43, Freshman Football, '42, Intramural Sports: Football, '4-23441 Soccer, '42, '43, Basket' ball, 42, NORMAN FRIEDMAN , , Intramural Sports: Ba-af ketball, '40f'43: Football, '4lJf'43g Softball, '40-'43, Finance Com, Service Club, '40-'43, Pickering, '42, '43, Class Sliow, Scrippage, Cub Humor Co'Ed, DOROTHY GREENWALD , , G, A, A., '4of'-131 Small S, Pep Club, '4l 43, Scrippage, '43: Typist, Humor Ed, Ha lvria: Sec., '43, Chr., Bulletin Com, Class Show, Ellsworth Mo, jr, Acad. Sc- '42, '43, Dec, Arts, '41, '42, Pickering, '43, Math., '43, V, Corps, ,IACK MACHIN . , Sr. Social Committee. FRANCES VIRGINIA GRAY , , Social Com Chaminade, '42, '43, Ir. Chaminade, '40, '41, DORIS ELIZABETH GRASSMAN . . Cadettes, '42, Pep Club, '40f'43. Decorative Arts, '43, Pic ture Com. SEYMOUR KUSMER . , BELLA GOLD . . CrofKnit, '40. Ha Ivria, '41 A. W. V. S., '43. Ring Com. ARTHUR KLEIN . . Track, '40f'43: Letter, '42 Intramural Sports: Soccer Champs, Touch Football '4lf'431 Volleyball, '40f'43g Basketball, '40 43. Serv ice Club, '40-'43, Finance Com, Scrippageg Cub Co Humor Ed., '43, FANNIE LEE GARFINKEL . . Ir. Chaminade, '41 '42, Sr, Claaminadc, '43, Young Citizens' Rep., '43 Alumni Com. Commencement Oration. SEIXIIORS STANLEY KANN . . Orchestra. Glee Club. An- nouncement Com. RUTH GILBERTH , . Banquet Com. Cadettes, '43, Ha Ivria, '42, G. A. A., '40, WILLIAM HYKINS , . Service Club, '42, '43, Q Young Citizens' Rep., '43, Dramatic Guild, 43. Agassiz, '41. Ir. Glee Club, '40, '41, Am. Hist., '40, '41, Announcement Com, ELEANOR GHERTNER . , Pickering, '42f'44, A. W. V. S., '42f'44, Pan Am. Club, '43, '44. jr, Band, '40, '41, Place Card Com, Young Citizens' Rep., '43, '44. KENDALL HOLBROOK . , A Cappella, '43, Gym Club, '43, Intramural Football, '43, Class Show. BILL HAWKINS . , Young Citizens' Rep. Ellsf worth Ir. Acad. Sc.: Mo, jr. Acad, Social Com. VIRGINIA BELLE HODGMAN . . jr. Cham., '40, Cham., '4lf'43, G, A, A., '40f'43: Small S, '42g Large S, '43, Bowling, '41, '42, Pres., Fall, '43, Song Com. TWENTY JANUARY 1944 ROBERT PINKNEY , , Ribbon Committee. RUTH HIAN . , Pan Am., '42, '43. Bowling, '42, '43, Spanish, '41, V. Corps. Service, '41f'43. ELEANOR HERZFELD . .Music Com., Chr. Band. '40 -441 Emblem: Sec.'Treas,, '43, Champs, '41 43: All-City. Orch., '42-'44g AllfCity. State Contest Quartet, '42g Solo, '43, G. A. A. Service Club. Ha Ivria. Needlework, '41. MORRIS MOSS . . Aero, '42, '43. Intramural Handball, '42. Announcement Com. Red Cross, '42, CofChr., Place Card Com. MILDRED HARBER . . Inter. Band, '42, Band, '43, '44, Flower Com, Dec. Arts, '42. V. Corps. CHARLES MEYERSON . . Pan Am.: Pres., '42: V. P., '43g Seal, Cert. Chess: V. P., '43, Agora, '42, Scrippageg CofEd,, '43, Table Tennis, '40, Alumni Com, Service, '43, '44. MITZI ,IOURMAN , , Alumni Com, Young Citi- zens' Rep., '41, '42, V. Corps. Rostrum, '41, '42. T1-IE SCRIP PERRY MEHLMAN . , Banquet Com. Swimming Team, '407421 State Champs, '41, Intramural: Base' ball: Basketball, Football: Volleyg Soccer, Champs, '41. V, Corps, Jr. Band. BARBARA ANN KOEHLER , . CofChr., Ring Com, Surgical Dressing. Pep, '40f'43, Sec., '42g Pres., '43, Chaminade, '42, '43, G, A. A., '40, '43g Small S. Agora. V. Corps. FLOYD MAYHEW . , A Cappella, '43. Agassi: '42, '43, Glee Club, '41, '42, Song Com. EDIS KNOLL . . Social Committee. KEN MATSUMOTO , . San Francisco Ei Dinuba: Cal. Scholarship Fed. Poston, Ariz.: jr. V, P. Place Card Com. CARROLL MARKIVEE . . Societas Latina, '40f'44g V. P., jan., '42: Pres., Fall, '43, Co'Chr., Class Show, Math, Es' Sc., Pres., '43, Spelling, '40f'42g InterfTerm Capt., '40, Alt., KSD. Service, '41-'44. Agassiz, '42-'44. Projectionist. MILDRED KNEZNEKOFF . . Ring Committee. SIDNEY SCI-IXVARTZ , . Am. Hist. Club, '42, '43 Picture Com. MARCINE KNEZNEKOFF , . Agora, '42, Picker' ing, '43, Skating Club, '42, Flower Com. DORIS JEAN KESSLER . . jr. A, Vx . V. S., '43 Ha Ivria, '4llf'42. Announcement Com. Skating, '4fl 42. HAROLD SCHRIBER . . Activity Card Com, In tramural Sports: Softball, '411 Volleyball, '41, SHIRLEY KAUFMAN . . Sr. Ribbon Committee. LEWIS SACHS . . Harvard Book Award, june, '43 Sopli. Pilgrimage, '42, Finance Com, Basketball, '43 Intramural Sports: Softball, '417431 Basketball, '41 '42g Football, '41, '42, Stamp if Bond Com, Ad visory Rep- '41. V, Corps. ROSE MUCHNICK , . Sr. Ribbon Committee. SENIGRS XVILLIAM RUDDELL . . A Cappella. '43, Band, '42, Alumni Com. EVELYN KALMES . . Banner Coin, Art Club, '42, 43. RONALD ROSEN , . Band. '-13. Marching Band. '42, '43: Champs, '42, Orchestra. '42. Gym Club. '41, Ha Ivria, '41, '42, Intramural Football, '42, Activity Card Com. ALMA MILLIGAN . .CofCbr.. Bulletin Com. Serv' ice Club, '42, '43, G. A, A., '40f'43: Small S, '42: Large S. '43, Mo. M, '43, MAX PRETSKY . . Sr. Place Card Committee, CHARLES PQTICHA . , Ring Com. lr, Acad. Sc., '41f'43. Agassiz, '417431 Pres.. '43, Magic: Sec. 5? Pres.. '42, Societas Latina, '42, '43, Treats.: '43. Service Club, '4If'43. Pickering, '4t1f'43. Projecf tionist. 42, 43. Sc. Clubs of Am., 42. 43. LUCILLE MIDYETT . . Sr. Flower Committee. TVVENTY TWO LANUFRY1944 QIOE LIBERMAN . , Football, '41f'43: Letter, '43, Basketball, '41f'44g Letter, '42,'44: Normandy Red Champs, '42, Track, '40f'42g Capt,, '42: Letter, '41, '42, Baseball: Letter, '43, Banner Com, Scrippage: Cub Sports Ed, Class Show, Young Citizens' Rep,, '43, Fort Leonard Vsfood Com, lntrainural Sports: Football, AllfStar, '40: lr, Basketball Cliamps, .IEAN ROGERS , , Cl1r,, Picture Com, Agora, '41, '42g Treas,, '42, Cert, 5? Seal, '43, Surgical Dress' 11122, '43, Cliem, Club, '42, '43: Sec., '43, Pep Club, '40-'43, Skating, '4U 43, Class Show, Cadettes, '41, '42, MARY ANN RAMBO, , Agassiz, '41 44: Sec., '43, Finance Com. -IACK LEVY , , Class Show, Cap G? Gown Com, Intramural Sports: Football, '4l1 Basketball, '41, Agora, Sept., '42, HALLIE RADLEY , , Sr, Picture Committee, LORRAINE SHERBERG , , Ha lvria, Sr, Place Card Com. ROSEMARY SHEARIN , , Service Club, '43, A, VC. V, S,, '43, Ha lvria, '40, Announcement Com, Skating Club. U4ESCWP WALTER LEHMANN . . Projectionists' Service, 42. 43, SHIRLEY SELTZER . , Ha lvria, '41f'43, Young Citizens' Board, '41, Pickering Club, '43, Cap U Cown Com. -IEROME LERNER , , Stamp fr? Bond Com., '43, Scrlppage, '43: Cub News Ed, Social Com, lntraf mural Volleyball, '41, Service Club, '42, Parliamen tary Law, '41, RUTH SEIDLER , , Agora, '42, '43, A, VU, V, S., '43, V, Corps, '43, Iviotto Com, Surgical Dressing Unit, '43, Class Show, ELEANOR SCHULTZ , , Sr, Alumni Committee, MILDRED SCHNEIDER , , Ha lvria, '4U, '41, Pep Club, '40, '41, Dec, Arts, '42, Bowling, '42, Social Com. Sr, Young Citizens' Rep, V, Corps, '44, ADELE SCHNEIDER , , Band, '41, '42: Marching Champs, '41, '42, C, A, A., '43, '44, Service Club, '43, '44, Place Card Com. HAROLD LAZAROFF . , Band, '40-'43: AllfCity. '4l: Marching Champs, '41, '42, Solid Senders, '42, '43, Sax Sextette, '42, '43, Service Club, '43, FLORENCE PEVNICK , , Cap E? Gown Com. I-Ia Ivria. EVELYN PEPPER . . Service Club, '41f'44. G. A. A., '4lV42, Banquet Com, V, Corps, TwofYear Seal. ISHMAEL LADD . , Senior Banner Committee, GLORIA PARROTT , . A Cappella, '42, '43, Gbaminade, '4Of'43. Pampered Darling. Dramatic Guild, '42, '43, Music Com. PAUL LARSON , , Young Citizens' Board, '42, '43, Cl1r,, '43, Stamp Ei Bond Com,: Drive, '43, Service Club, '41, '42. Dramatic Guild, '43g Incognito. Pan Am. Rev, Table Tennis, '43, FRIEDA RUBIN . . Sr. Flower Committee. SOI, ZIMERMAN , , Sr, Ring Committee. SENIORS SYLVIA ROTHMAN . , Ha Ivria, '4llf'43, Ca' dettes, '40, '41, Cbaminade, '41f'43, A Cappella, '42, '43, Class Show, Song Com. HERMAN ZIMBALIST . . Red Cross Com.: V. Chr., '43, '44: Blood Bank, Scrippage: Cub Alumni Ed.: News Ed., '43, '44. Service, '4U 441 Chr., '43, '44, Chess, '40-'43, Team, '42, '43g Ass't Capt.. Champs, '42, Agassiz. jr, Acad. Sc., '41, '42, Am, Hist., '43, '44, Banquet Com, Ha Ivria, '40-'43. Inf tramuralz Vulley. '4Of'42g Soccer, '40-'44, Orch.. '40, '41, RUTH ROSEN . . Pep Club, '41, '42, A, Vv . V, S., '43, Announcement Com, CAROL WOOD . . Ring Com. Class Sliow. Foot' ball, '407431 Letter, '42, '431 Honorable Mention -- Star, Globe, Baseball, Letter, '42, '43, Track, '42, '43: Letter, '42, Basketball, '41 43, -lr, Red Cross, Adv. Rep. V, Corps, WILLIAM WILKER , , Cap E! Gown Committee. LILLIAN ROSEN , . Motto Com, Chem, Club, '42, TWENTY FOUR JANUARY 1944 SIDNEY WEISSMAN . . TwofYear Seal. Scrip page: Ed.fin'Chief: Cub Ed. Pickering, '40344 Treas, Ei Pres., '43, Ha Ivria, '42f'44: Pres., '43 Service, '42-'44, Agora. Adv. Rep., '40. Tennis Magic. AI'DA MELLMAN , . Scrippage, Exchange Ed, Ban ner Com. Class Show. Pickering. Ha Ivria, '40743 Art Club. MARION MANHEIMER . . Service, '41f'44. Dec Arts, '42, Ellsworth 3 Mo. jr. Acad. Sc. Jr, A. W V. S. Skating. Art. Math. E3 Sc. Picture Com, SAM WEINTRAUB . . Cheerleader: '41f'43: Capt. '43, Track, '43: Letter. Intramural: Softball: Foot ball: Soccer: Basketball: Volley, Ha Ivria, '41f'44 Dramatic Guild. V. Corps. Alumni Com. LUCILLE NEUMAN , . Sr, Flower Committee, MARTIN TESSLER . . Scrippage: Cub Sports Ed, Sports Ed., '44, Service, '43: Chr., '44, Intramural Basketball: Softball: Touch Football, Ping Pong, Banquet Com. V. Corps. RUTH PULTMAN , , Scrippage: Cub Exch. Ed. Humor Ed. Service, '40f'44: Chr., '43, Agassiz. jr, Acad. Sc., '4Zf'44, Ha Ivria, '40f'44: Treas., '42 Needlework, '40f'42. Cro-Knit, Jr. A, W, V. S. Pickering. G. A. A. Cap Eff Gown Com. Pep. TI-IE SCRIP MITCHELL TENENBAUM , . Baseball: Letter, '41f '43, Football, '41, Basketball, '41, Intramural: Soft' ball: Basketball: Volley. Soc, Com, Prod. Ei Mgr., Stamp Ei Bond Sale. RUTH PORTMAN , . Young Citizens' Board: Secs Treas., '43, Stamp EJ Bond Com. Chr., Place Card Com, Spelling, '41, '42, Pickering, Pan Am, Serv- ice, '41, '42, Ha Ivria. RAYMOND SVETSINSKY . . Cap E? Gown Com. NORMA POLIZZI . . Orch., '40-'44: AllfCity, '41- '43: Concertmaster, '43, '44, Firefly: New Moon. Band: Solo, City Contest, '41f'43, State, '42, String Quartet, Music Com. ISAAC SILBERMAN , . Agora, '42. Ass't Treas. Scrip Es? Scrippage. Math. Ei Sc., '42, '43, Service '42, '43, Intramural Tennis. JOSEPH A, SHANKER . . A Cappella, '40, Dra' matic Guild, '40, '41, Band, '42: Marching. Banquet Com, Soccer, '40 42. V. Corps. Midget Track. PHYLLIS PLUMMER , . Bowling, '41, '42, Band, '42, '43: Marching Champs. Cadettes, '40, '41, Ban' ner Com. SEN GLORIA SCHEINER . . Agora, '43, Young Citi' zens' Rep., '4l. Rostrum, '41, '42, Chr., Alumni Com. IEANETTE SCHEAR . . Merit Cert., Regional Art Contest. G. A, A., '40f'42: Small S. Class Show. Dancing, '40, '41, Art Cluh, '43. Banner Com. BEVERLY SAVAN . . Agassiz, '43, '44. V. Corps, '42, '4?1. Social Com. ANNA SACHS . . Agora, '41, '42. Rihhon Com. Ha lvria, '43, MARY ANN SMITH . . Class Show, Chr. Cadettes, '411Chaminade, '41 43: V. P., '43. A Cappella, '42, '43. Bowling, '42, '4?1: Sec.fTreas., '43, Surgical Dressing, '43. FLORENCE SINAVITZ . . Service Cluh, '42, '43. G. A. A., '40-'42, V. Corps. Announcement Com. FLORENCE SILK . . Band, '40f'44: Marching, '4Of '44, AllfCity Band E? Orchestra, '41f'4?w. Orchestra, '42f'44: Solo, City Contest, '41f'43: State. '42, '43. State Brass Quartet, '42. Music Com. Trumpet Quartet, '42. '43. IORS CHARLOTTE SIGEL . . Dramatic Guild, '41f'44. lr. Chaminade, '43f'44. Service Cluh, '41f'44. Bowl' ing, '43, '44. Cap Ei Gown Com. A. W. V. S., '43, '44, SUSAN SICHEL . . G. A. A., '40-'44: V. P., '43, Small S, '431 Large S, '44, Mo. M, '44, Service Cluh, '42f'44, Agora, '41. Banner Com. A. VJ. V. S., '43, Skating, '40f'44, ROSALIE SHULMAN . . Pickering Cluh, '42. Draf matic Guild, '43, Banquet Com. Class Show. ESTELLE VODA . . Service Club, '41f'43. An' nouncement Com. V. Corps. Needlework, '4l. Span' ish Cluh, '41, MARILYN WITTING . . Ring Com. Caclettes, '40, 41. DOROTHY VUILSON . . Cadettes, '40, '41. Dane' ing: Ballroom, '41: Square, '42. V. Corps, '42, '43. Alumni Com. MARY ROSE YOUNG . . G. A. A., '40, '4l: Small S. Finance Com. TVVENTX SIX JANUARY 1944 TWliN'l'YfSEVEN BERNICE WELS . . Finance Com. Scrippagc, '43, '44: Co'Club Ed., Co'NcwS Ed., '43. Service Club, '40f'44. Pickering, '40 44. Ha Ivria, '43, '44, V. Corps. Dancing, '40, '41, FRANCES WEINSTEIN . . G. A. A., '40f'44. Flower Com. ARTHUR SIMON . . Sr. Social Committee. MELVIN HELLER . . Summer School Graduate, '43. Football, '40f'42. Track, '40, '41. Volleyball: Coach Ei Capt., '40, '41, lritramural: Soccer, '40, '4l: Softball, '40, '41: Basketball, '40, Glcc Club. '40. Army Air Corps, Oct. 12, '43, Cadctg johnny Doughboyf' jefferson Barracks, Oct. 14. TI-IE SCRIP Tl-IE SCRIP FRANK LGUIS SOLDAN I-IIGI-I SCHOOL TWENTYfNINE CULORS' Blue. XX l1iIc',S1l'r1'g1ULU CI ass S 0 ng Hy' Fmmmts Rrclmrdxml ul' mlulv thy fi4Ql1l17IQ www Over land and sm: Ami uw' misc our 1'1m'w Tu pmy fm' 'l'1LkIU7'5'. Sl71Lid7l High, wc m1xc'm'cpm'rmgL Mmnhrws with us slay. In dd7'1Qt'.YI 'lllgflf our .YlIl7'll71jQ llglll. iflwzwlnlg nm the 1i'L1f'. As uw srrxu' lu mart thc futzmrr, XXX' mm' pledge thu' L'1'4'rnwrc To AlA7'l.iL' 171 Ulwrxtu Vfc, Ihr Cfuxx uf' I'-UT!f FUll7'. Autographs ,..,, ' ? 'Y - -,.-A, .-TL' 'f ' f Eiga ' 'L f 31 21 -', 5:1 .,, , , -- ' iq , -1M, , ,, 1 ,Cv 1f!?f ,, 'gL:? E F? I ix 54 M2 -f' If -' - :N ,L eff' M, gm' I. Q1 , Q., u 1 ly 4 -J VJC-ZIV! 5 1 1 , 'As 4,1-1 L ' 11 ... H11 Tr, -tfw VV,-K 4, lg 'll 111 ' fill ef' 0 LkL ', 'f'-1:z'1- . . E xxfpfgfw' iz. 25? --'RQ x' f f x - ! AY f Y- xfi fu v-V VL- 1-q Y V 1 ,K 1 'Q K ,du W 1 ' - --. YL' T R' 5 1 1 W?J-- MW - A 'i7'lll2--,- ' -fry,-gi a .f -... 1- - ' 41-1-fp w E- -, -iwifv., Y x d A V ffff M --A 'J ' -' , -L, 1' ,A W ,,,.,. -- X' ,gf f4:.::,::- X441 ...- ',,YHY Y l K--Q - xx - f, - f-X Q f'a+1. .-gA ,A LX '. ' XX'i-.-'- '1 ' Xx. 4 OFFICERS and SPONSORS Class ol June, 1944 DONALD FINGER . Senior President. Young Citizens' Board, '4274-4: Chairman, '43f'44: Seal Ei Certificate. Stamp fe? Bond Committee, '43-'44s Chairman, '43 44: Seal 80' Certihcate. Young Citi' zens' Advisory Rep., '42, '43. Ha Ivria, '43, Service Club, '41, '43, NVar Bond Oratorical Contest. Bond Rally, '42, Pan American Revue. Freshman Foot' ball. Interscholastic Volleyball, '42, Intramural Sports: Football, '-40942, Basketball, '43, '44: Sr. Soccer Champs, '42, '43, Volleyball, '41-'43: Base' ball, '4l 43. Class Day Show. MURIEL GOLDENSON . . Senior Vice President. Young Citizens' Board, '42-'4-4: Vice President, Sec' retary, 'I'wofYear Scholarship Seal. Stamp if Bond Com., '43, '44. Service Club, '4l-'43: Secretary. Russian Vv'ar Relief Com., '43, '44. Surgical Dress' ing Unit. Victory Corps. China War Relief Com., '-ll '44. THIRTYfONE RICHARD XVHITMORE . . Senior Treasurer. A Cappella Choir, '42-'44: Student Director, A Cap' pella Choir, '43, '44, New lvioon fAlexanderj, Katinlca lHopperj. Fall Concert Solos, '44. Class Day Show, Pan American Show, '42, MINNETTE LEVINSON . . Senior Secretary. Service Club, '42f'44. V. Corps, '43, '44, Chairman, Community Service, '43: Chief of Stail, '43, '44. G. A. A., '407441 Small S, Large S: Mo. M: Seal. Ellsworth jr. Academy Science: Mo. Academy Scif ence, '43. Science Service. Cadettes, '4lJf'4l: Libra' rian, '41, Young Citizens' Advisory Rep., '43. Scrip' page, '43, '44, Reporter: Cub News Editor, '43: Head Typist, '44. Christmas Stocking Com. MR. HARLEY E. OLSON . . SPONSOR. MISS KATHERINE PFEIFER . . SPONSOR. THE SCRIP WANDA ALEXANDER . , Song Com. Cadettes, '40, Cham., '41f'44. A Cappella, '-13744. Dramatic Guild, '4lf'44g V. P., '43g Incognito, Pygmalion, Agora, '417431 Sec., '43, Service Club, MARY JANE ALBRECHT . . Ring Committee. ROY AACH . , Table Tennis, '41, Agassiz, '42f'44. Am. l-list., '43, '44, V. Corps. Class Show, Social Com, Intramural Soccer, '42, JOE COTTONE , . Dramatic Guild, '44, Social Com, Ha lvria, '43, '44, Band, '41, '42, Marching. Intramural: Baseball: Basketball, Soccer Champs, 43. HELEN AUBUCHON . , Chaminade. '4lf'44. Pep Club, '43, '44, Picture Com. FRANCES BAKER . . Dec. Arts, '42f'44. Pickering Club. Ha lvria, '43, '44, Color Com. SAM BERNSTElN , . Ha lvria, '42 44. Banquet Com. V. Corps. MELVIN BIERMAN . , Young Citizens' Rep., '44, Scrippage: Rep., '431 Cub Alumni Ed.: Exchange Ed., '441 Ass't Treas., '42, 'l'reas,, Scrip E? Scripf page. '43g Seal, Cert, Agora, '42, '43, Treas., Music Prod.. '41-'44, Intramural: Soccer, Softball. GERALDINE BARG . , Activity Card Com, Or' chestra, '41f'43. Bowling, '42, WILMA BURKOFF , . G. A. A., '4lf'44: Small S: Large S. Pep Club, '42f'44. V, Corps, Agora, '43, '44, Banner Com, WILLIAM COHEN . . Banquet Coin. Ping Pong, '41, Boxing, '44, JOHN BAKER . , Cap ii Gown Committee. JANE COVINGTON . . Orch., '40-'42, Band. '41, '42, All'City Band E8 Orch., '41, '42, Marching Champs, '41, V, Corps, Service Club, '43, '44, Surgical Dressing Ins., '43, '44, Red Cross Coin, lvlotto Com. VIRGINIA COOSEMAN . . Art Club, Social Coin T H I R '1' Y f 'l' W O THE SCRIP SYLVIA AIACOBS . . Service Club, '43. Cadettes, '4l. Activity Com. ETHEL FREISTEIN . . Agora, '44, Ring Com. KENNETH LACKEY . . Activity Com, Gym. '4'lf '44, Intramural: Football: Basketball: Soccerg Soft' ball: Volley. Track, '44, TED ANASTAS . . Band, '40 f '44g Marching Champs. '41, '42 Orchestra. '44, Solid Senders, '4lf'44. Social 59 Class Day Com. Intramural Sports, '40, '4l. ERMALEE GARNER . . Picture Committee. Scrip Typist. AUDREY PATTERSON . , Band, '4lf'44. Activity Card Com. ROBERT BROWN . . Flower Committee. RICHARD BILLINGS . . Track, '42, Intramural: Footlwallg Soccer. A Cappella. '4lf'42. Class Show. OCTAVIA OSSIE BEAN . , Finance Com. Scripf page, '43, '4-1: Cub Rep.: Exch., News E? Club Ed. Dramatic Guild, '44g Pygmalion. GERTRUDE MALONE . , Banner Com. Art Club. DALE BILLINGS . , Band. '43, '44, Orch., '43. Solid Senders, '43, '44, Cap E? Gown Com. FRANK BLOOD . . A Cappella, '4lf'44. Katinka, '44. Song Com. Agora, '42. '43. THELMA JEANNE BLACKXVELL . .Cadettes, '4l. Cliaminadc, '437441 Seal, Cert. C:U'Cl1l'., Activity Card Com, FRANCES A. BENERT . .Dramatic Guild, '40-'44. C. A. A., '-11743. Small S. Cadettes, '40f'44. Cham., '42f'44. Katinlia, '44, Agora Rep., '44, Incognito. THIRTXVTHREE THE SCRIP LEONORA BRON . . Agassiz, '41-'44g V. P., '435 Pres-, '44. Jr. Acad. Sc., '4lf'44. Societas Latina, 42744. Cadettes, '41 44. Finance Com. Class Show, LOIS CAMERON . . Senior Ring Committee. CHARLES CARL . . Band, '41, '42. Intramural Softball. Fr. Football. Announcement Com. AARON FADEM . . Am. Hist. Club, '42f'44g Treas., '44, Com. Adv. Rep., '42f'44. Activity Card Com. Intramural: Footballg Soccer, Volleyball. Tennis, '43. V. Corps. ANITA COHEN , . Art Club. Pep Club, '42 44. Dramatic Guild, '43, '44. Scrippage, '43, '44. Alumni Com. Dec. Art, '43, ROSE CHU , . Picture Com. Alumni Com. Prof gram Com. EUGENE EATON . . Orch., '42f'44. Bowling, '44, Announcement Com. WILBUR HARRIS . . Cap 5? Gown Committee. BETTY LOU DYER . . Flower Committee. GENEVA DUNHAM . . Alumni Committee. ROGER HYNDMAN . . Dramatic Guild, '40-'44, Pres., '43, Incognitog Pampered Darling, Pygmalion. Scrippage, '43f'44g Feature Ed. Stamp Ee' Bond Com. Ellsworth Ei Mo. Acad. Sc., '42f'43g Sc. Serv. China U Russian Com. Social Com. Class Show. GEORGE ISSELHARDT . . Banner Committee. MARY JANE FARLEY . .Cadettes, '41, '42. Cham' inade, '42 44. Pep Club, '42, '43. Pan Am., '43, Flower Com. JANE GOZ . . Agora, '41, Service Club, '42 44. Cadettes, '41, Cap Ea' Gown Com., Co'Chr. Spelling Team, '4l. THIRTY'FOUR Tl-IE SCRIP EVELYN COOPER . . Com. Adv. Rep., '44. Pan Am., '43, '44. Bowling, '43, '44. Agora, '42, '43, G. A. A., '40f'44, Small S, Large S, Mo. M. V. Corps. Service Club, '40-'44. Cap Ei Gown Com. ADELYN CHALLIS . . Cadettes, '41, '43, Lib., '42. Chaminacle, '43, Pep Club, '41 43. Pan Am., '42, '43. Scrip Typist. Ring Com. CLIFFORD FIELDERMAN . . Agora, '41, Intra' mural: Volleyball, Football, Soccer. Math Club, '41, Alumni Com. AL FINE , , Intramural Soccer, '44. Social Com. LOIS CONRAD . . A Cappella, '42f'44, Lib., '43. Cadettes, '41, Cbaminacle, '41-'44, Class Sbow, Cbr. Band Show. EDNA CHERRICK . . Cadettes, '41f'43. Ha Ivria, '43, '44. Announcement Com. ROBERT FRANTA . . Alumni Committee. ALVIN GOLDBERG . . Service Club, '41f'43. Fr. Football. Intramural: Football, Volleyball, Soccer. Activity Com. Class Sbow. OWEN LEE EBERT . . Service Club, '43, '44. Art Club, '44. Flower Com. Activity Seal. SHIRLEY FULBRICHT . . Song Com. Alumni Com. Com. Adv. Rep., '43, '44, Cert. Pan Am., Pres., '43, '44, Cert. G. A. A., '4Of'42, Small S. Service Club, '43, '44. V. Corps. Scrip Typist. HARVEY CERSHENSON . . Band, '41-'44, March- ing Cliamps, '41, '42, AllfCity, '43. Am. Hist., '43, '44, Pres., '44. Song Com, EDWARD HENMI , . Cap E? Gown Com. Basket' ball, '43f'44. Track, '44. ROSALIE FUNK . . Pan Am. Club, '43, '44. Serv' ice Club, '41-'44. Class Day Com. Flower Com. SYLVIA JEAN GOLDBERG . . Social Com. Pep Club, '41, '42. Cadettes, '41, '42. Chaminade, '44. Scrip Typist. 'I'HIRTYfFIVE Tl-IE SCRIP SHIRLEY FELDMAN . . Service Club, '41f'4?-. G. A. A., '41. Band, '42, TwofYear Scholarship Seal. Co'Chr., Bulletin Com. THECIL GROSSMAN . . Ha Ivria, '42f'44. Picture Com. ROLLIE IACOBSON . . Finance Committee. STANLEY KWIATEK . . Track, '41, '42, Gym. Club, '42, '43, Fr, Football. Intramural: Football: Basketball, Coach, '43: Baseball: Soccer: Volleyball. Banquet Com. EILEEN HOWARD . . SHIRLEY -IACOBSOHN . . Scrippage Rep, '43, '44. Ha Ivria, '4Of'44. Banquet EJ Class Day Com. Pan Am., '43f'44. NICK KARAKAS . . Latin, '43. Intramural: Foot' ball, Coach, '43, Softball, Coach, '43: Soccer, Coach, '43, Social Com. Band, '4Of'44: Pres., '43: Drum Iviajor, '43 44. IRVING KRAMER . . DOROTHY JERNIGAN . . Pep Club, '40, '41. Art, '4l. Dramatic Guild, '42f'44. Chaminade, '42f 44. LEATRICE JUNE JONES . . Color Committee. GEORGE MURPHY . . Cap 5? Gown Committee. BERYL ELLIOT KOHN . . Football, '42, '43: Let- ter, '43. Track, '43, '44. Glee Club, '41, '42. Mixed Chorus, '41, A Cappella, '42f'44: Seal, '44. New Moon. Katinka. Intramural: Basketball: Volleyball: Softball. Picture Com. Bowling, '42. Ha Ivria, '44. PEGGY LOU KAULLEN . . Bowling Club, '44. Picture Com. Scrip Typist. Red Cross Nutrition Cert. ROSE KAPLUN . . Class Day E? Place Card Coin. T H I R T Y f S I X T1-IE SCRIP CONNIE HAYS , . C, A, A,, '40f'44: Small S: Large S, Mo. M, Bowling. Agora, '41, Ring Com. CHARLOTTE HEEB , , Social Committee, LELAND GOLDSTEIN . , Basketball, '40f'44: Let' ter, '4?.f'44g Normandy Champs, '43, Football, '4lf '43, Volleyball, Scrippage: Cub Co'Sports Ed., Sports Ed., '44, Ring Com. STANLEY GLANTZ.,Bow11ng,'42-'44, V. Corps, Track, '41, '421 Letter, '41, Capt., '41, Tennis, Let' ter, '43, Intramural Football, Banner Com, RADINE HORVJITZ . . Soc, Ee' Class Day Com, Ha Ivria, '41f'44: Pres., '43g Treas,, '44, Dec, Arts, '44, Dancing, '41, Agora, '42, SHIRLEY HEEB . . Place Card Committee. BILLY -IOE DODD , , Clee Club, '41, A Cappella, '42f'44. Music Com. EDDIE FIXLER . , Football, '41f'43g Letter, '41f'43: All-District Second 'I'eam, Star'Times, Hon. Men' tion, Quarterback Club, Basketball, '41 -441 Letter, '43, '44, Baseball. Intramural Softball, Activity Card Com. CAROL JEAN SAFRON . . Sr, Ring Committee. AMY SCHLOSS . . Service Club, '41f'44. Agora, '42, '43, Scrippage, Ass't Ed., '44g Rep. E? Cub Co' Ass't Ed, Two'Year Seal. Societas Latina, '43, V, P., '44, Pan Am., '42, '43: Cert. Chess, '42: Treas. E? Pres., '43, Rostrum, '42, '43, Song Corn. Chaminade, '41, '43, Cadettes, '40, '41, Library Ass't, '42, '431 Seal. LEONARD COHEN , , '1'wofYear Seal. Service Club, '42 44g Treas., '44, Agora, '40, '41, Young Citizens' Rep., '40, '41, Intramural: Basketball: Football, Softball: Volley, Finance Com. Scrippage Rep, '44, HARVEY BROVCN , . Service Club, '41-'44, Co' Chr., Bulletin Com. Intramural: Basketball. '44lf'44: Volley, '40f'43g Softball, '40, Am, Hist, Club, '43. Prod, Serv. Chief, '43, V, Corps, Vice Chief o Staff. Scrip Typist. EVELYN SCHREIBER . . Chr., Flower Com. A Cappella, '42f'44. New Moon, Katinka. Pan Am. Show. Cadettes. '-11. Cliam,, '4Zf'44g Sec. I'r., '43, '44. Com, Adv, Rep., '41, V. Corps Oil. Pep Club, '41, '42. C, A. A., '41 44. Ha Ivria, '4l 44. Dra- matic Cuild, '43, '44, Pampered Darling, AUDREY SCHUMAN , . Ha lvria, '43, '44, Agora, '43, '44, Sec., '44, Color Com. 'I'I'11R'1'Y-SEVEN Q, Tl-IE SCRIP HELEN GROTSKY . . Pep Club, '42-'44, Social Com. LEONORA GOLDENBERG . . G. A. A., '42, '43, Ha Ivria, '41. V. Corps. Socid Com. Class Day Com, ALVIN KAUFFMAN . . Service Club, '43, '44, Social Com. Class Show. MARVIN KODNER . . Activity Card Committee. BERNICE KREVIN . . Agora, '41, Corn. Adv. Rep., '44. Picture Com. Pep Club, '41. Ha Ivria, '43, JOYCE GLORIA GROSS , . G. A. A., '42, Pep Club, '43. Pickering, '44, Flower Com. WALTER MAYER . . A Cappella, '42, '43. Chess Club, '41, MELVIN MOREIN . . Announcement Committee. GERALDINE LARSON . . G. A. A., '4Of'44g Small Sg Large S, Mo. Mg Seal Eff Ping Pres., '43. Bowling, Sec.fTreas., '43, Service Club, '42f'44. Place Card Com. EVELYN LEVIN . , Ha Ivria, '41f'44. Picture Com. Cadettes, '42, CALVIN MILLER , . Dancing, '40, Mcmtto Com. V. Corps. Young Citizens' Rep., '43, '44, BURTON MAYFIELD . . Pickering, '42, '43, Bowl' ing, '43, '44. KMOX School of the Air. Intramural: Softball: Football, Volleyball, Soccer. Cap E17 Gown Com. Projectionist, '43, '44. ROSE LUM . . Banner Com. Stamp E3 Bond Com., '44, jr. Red Cross Com., '43, LAURA LEE LUEDDE , . Alumni Com., Chr. Class Show. Service Club, '42f'44. G. A. A., '41f '44: Small S, Large S3 Mo, M. Com, Adv. Rep., '42, TwofYear Seal. Caclettes, '41, Cham., '43, '44, Bowling. V. Corps. THIRTY-EIGHT TI-IE SCRIP ROSALINE PLATZELMAN . , Announcement Com. Chaminade, '41f'44. A Cappella, '43, '44, Seal. HARRIET RUBENSTEIN . . G. A. A., '41, '42. Bowling, '43. Ring Com. HORST PETZALL . . Serippage Ed., '44, Cub Scrippage Ed.: Rep. Rostrum, '40, Service Club, '41, '42. Pan Am. Aud Quiz. Intramural: Football: Basketball. NORMAN MERRITT . . A Cappella, '42f'44. Clee Club. Cap U Gown Com. CONSTANCE RUNC . . Dec. Arts, '42f'44, Sec., '44. Bowling, '44. Agora, '43. Picture Com. ROSALIE RUDIN . . Ha Ivria, '43, '44. Motto Com. RAYMOND MARCUS . . Service Club, '42 44. Glee Club, '41, '42. A Cappella, '42f'44: Seal 6' Cert. Camera, '42f'44. Projectionist, '43, '44. V. Corps. Jr. Track. Announcement Com. JACK MACNER . . Service Club, '42, '43, Projec' tionist, '43, '44. Stamp Club, '42f'44g Pres., '43, '44. Ring Com. Intramural Football Coach, '42. MARY MARGARET HULBERT . . Banquet Com' mittee. FLORENCE HARVIELLE . . G. A. A., '4Of'43g Small S: Large S. Dec, Arts, '42, '43, Bowling. Cap Ei Gown Com. HERBERT JOSEPH LORIG . . Two'Year Seal. Com. Adv. Rep., '41f'44: Sec., '44. Scrippage, '43, '44, Cub Ass't Ed. Service, '41f'44. Projectionist, '43, '44. Rostrum, '40f'42. Pickering, '41. Math. Ei Sc., '42, '43. V. Corps. Intramural: Basketball, Soft' ball. Activity Card Com. GILBERT KULBERSH . . Cap fs' Gown Com. Intraf mural: Soccer: Football: Volleyball, Baseball. Vol' leyball, '41, '42. BETTY JANE HEIM . . Service Club, '43f'44. G. A. A., '41f'44: Small S: Large S. Cadettes, '41. Bowling. Pep Club, '43, '44. Color Com., Chr. V. Corps. WILMA HENGSTENBERG . . Pep Club, '42, Art Club, '41, '42. Motto Com. Alumni Com. THIRTYfN1NE THE SCRIP BERNICE FELDMAN . . Class Day Show Com. Social Com. ROSE GOLDMAN . . Agora Rep., '41-'43, Art Club, '43. Cbr., Place Card Com. Scrip Typist. DON DWYER . . Picture Committee. VERNON HOFFMAN. . FRANCES GROSSMANN . .Service Club. '4lf'43. Magic, '42. Math. EG? Sc., '43. Dec. Arts. '44. Band, '42-'44g Marching, '4l -14. Pickering, '43. Social Com. JUNE ROBBINS . . Cap E93 Gown Committee. HERMAN KRAUS . . Sc. if Matl1.Club, '43: Treas. '44. Projectionist, '43, '44. Aero, '4l 43. Camera Q '42, Activity Card Com. ROBERT NEWMAN . . Service Club, '4l -14. In' tramural: Volleyballg Football. Ping Pong, '4I. Flower Com. MOLLIE SCHUMAN . . Sr. Ring Committee. PATRICIA ROGERS . . Pep Club. '4lf'43. Bowl' ing, '41, '42, Dramatic Guild, '4lf'43. Cadettes: Libr., '421 Sec.'Treas., '43, Place Card Com. HERMAN ROMBOM . , Cheerleader. '4Uf'44g Capt., '44, Midget Track Letterman. '4l: Coach. '42. Chr.. Class Show. Social Com. Intramural: Foot' ballg Volleyg Basketball. Leader Ei Vocalist, Swing Band, '4Zf'44g Show. Glee Club, '4Of'42. Pan Am. Rev. Ha Ivria, '43, '44, SYDNEY RENNARD . . Volleyball: Soccer. Co' median, Class Sbowg Class Com. Co-Chr., Announce' ment Com. Bowling. '43. '441 Sec.. '44, Intramural: Softballg Football. ADELINE SHER . . Service Club, '42 44. Stamp E! Bond Com. Social Com, BETTY IEANNE VUILLIAMS , , Announ ement Com. FORTY Tl-IE SCRIP -IACQUELINE MOREAU . . Com, Adv. Rep., '43 '44, jr, Red Cross, Alumni Com. s DORIS MORELAND , . Cap E? Gown Committee, SAUL MIRLWWITZ . , Service Club, '41, Rostrum, '41, '41, Two-Year Seal. Announcement Com., Clir. Table Tennis. Doubles Champ, '4l. Intramural: Soc' eerg Volleyball. -IACK POTTER . . Ring Committee. PATRICIA MURPHY , . Activity Card Committee ROSEMARY MORGAN . , Color Committee. RICHARD RCWEMERMAAN . . Picture Goin, Foot' ball. '41, '43, Letterman. '43. Basketball. '43, '44, Bowling, '41f'44. Intramural: Volley. Champs, '41' Softball. JAMES H. RAY , , Gym Club, '4lf'44g Team. '41- '441 Letter, '41 4-1: Pres., '43. '44, Fr. Track, Intra- mural Sports Mgr., '41, '43: Soccer Champs. '43. EVELYN MUURE . , Cap G' Gown Committee, BESS PERLIN . . Chr.. Banner Com, Designer. Sr Banner. Two'Year Seal, Art. '41-'44g Pres.. '43: Seal. Contest. Hon. Mention. '44. G. A. A., '41-'44g Small S: Large S1 Sec, l'reas.. '43, V. Corps. Serv' ice, '-H3441 Marshal EG? Chr., '43. Agora. Sc. Ei 7 Matli.: Sec.. '43: X. P., '44. Serip Artist. '44, Bowl' ing, 431See., 44. SAM LEFKOVJITZ . . August. '44. Senior, Bowling Club. llifllllllllfill Softball. '43, MARVIN RENNARD . . Pickering. '4l, '41, Bowlf ing, '4lf'44g Pres.. '43, '44. Capt., '41f'44. Am. Le' gion Oratorieal Contest. '44. KMOX, School ol' the Air, '43, Projectionist. '43, '44. Intramural: Softf ball, Coaeli. '43: Football. Volleyball. Soccer. Picture Com. CofCl1r,. Class Show, Scrip. Ass't Treas. DULURES PLINSKI . , G. A, A.. '-HV43: Small S: Large 5: Mo. M. Bowling, '43, Am. Hist,. '43, Art Entries. Hon. Mention, '43, '44, Banner Com. MARY NICOZISIN . . Ring Com. Ellsworth if Mo. jr. Acad, Sc., '43, Se. Serv. G. A, A., '4I. '41, Pep Club. '4lf'441 Treas., '43, Needlework Guild, '41, V. Corps. IJORTY-ONE Tl-IE SCRIP IANICE MEREDITH . . Band, '41-'44, AllfCity, '41 43g Marching: Letter. Brass Ensemble, KWK, '41, City Contest Soloist, '42, '43, Chaminade, '4lf '43, A Cappella, '43, '44. G. A. A., '41, Bowling. Song Com. JEAN ANN MOZLEY , . A Cappella, '43, '44. Ca' dettes, '40, Cham., '41f'44g Seal EJ Cert. Band, '43, '44, Marching. G. A. A., '40, Pep Club, '40, Song Com. Class Show. JERRY SCHNEIDER . , Finance Com, Seal E3 Cert. Gym, '41-'44: Sec.fTreas., '42, '43: V. P., '43, '44. O. A. A. U, Gym Meet, '43, Gym Team Letter, '43, Agora, '41-'43, V, P., '42: Pres., '43, Scrip Ea' Scripf page Treas., '42, Bowling, '42f'44g Treas., '44. Scrippage: Rep.: Humor Ed., '44. Intramural: Foot' ball: Soccer, Coach, '42, Softball: Volley: Table Ten' nis. Ft. Leonard Vw'ood Com, IRVING DON SIEGEL . , Camera, '41f'44: Libr. 69 Sec., '42g V, P., '43, Pres., '44. Agassiz, '42f'44g Treas., '44. Jr. Acad. Sc., Sc. Service. Scrippage, '43, '44: Rep.: Cub Feature Ed. Soccer. Cap 5? Gown Com. Band, '40-'42, Emblem: Marching Champs. Class Show. SHIRLEY MARTIN . . G. A. A., '43, '44. Motto Com. MILDRED MARGULIS . . Service Club. '42. '43, Com. Adv. Rep., '43, '44. V. Corps, Ha Ivria, '41, '42, Picture Com. Surgical Dressing. MILTON RUDY . . Color Committee. LOUIS ROSEN , . Stamp Club, '43, '44, Sec., '43, Alumni Com. V. Corps. Intramural Basketball Coach, '44: Sr. Champs. LEONORA MUELLER . . Orchestra: jr., '41, Sr., '42, Rostrum, '41, '42, Dramatic Guild, '4lf'43, Incognito, '43, V. Corps. A-ctivity Card Com. JACQUELINE MILLER , . Dramatic Guild, '4lf'43. Agassiz, '42, Christmas Play, '41, Social Com. Class Day Show. WILBUR ROSENBLUM . . Intramural Football, Basketball, Coach, '44. Service Club, '41, '42, Ha Ivria, '42, Activity Card Com. BILL RIDINGER , . Baseball: Letter, '43, '44: Capt., '44. Activity Card Com. Intramural: Softball: Handball. Fr. Football, HELENE NASSAUER. . Ellsworth Ee? Mo. jr, Acad. Sc., '42, Sc. Serv. Pep Club, '41, V, Corps. Class Show. Picture Com. FRIEDA NEWMAN . . Ha Ivria, '42, '43, Social Com. Agora. '41, Art Club. Com. Adv. Rep., '41, FORTYfTWO Tl-IE SCRIP WANDA KERN . . Social Committee. ANN KOLDUN . . Place Card Committee. BILL PIEL . . Activity Card Committee. ,IULIAN ORENSTEIN . .Swimming Team, '42744 Letter, '43, '44g City Champs, '431 CofCapt., '44 Ha lvria, '43, '44. Intramural: Football: Basketball Soccer: Baseball. CofCl1r., Social Com. Class Show MARIGENE KRUMMENACHER . . Ring Com mittee. SHIRLEY JEAN KORLIN . . Agora, '41, Cadettes '41, '42. Chaminade, '43, '44. A Cappella, '44, Ban quet Com. MELVIN SHOURD . . Cap Ei Gown Committee. DAVID SIMON , , Ivlagic, '40, '41, Rostrum, '40 '42. Adv. Rep., '42f'44. V. Corps. Service, '42f'44 Pres., '43, Chr., '44. lr. Red Cross, '42f'44. Co-Chr U Pres., Blood Bank, '43, Track, '41, '42, Mgr., '43 '44, Letter. Co'Chr., Alumni Com. Pickering, '40 '44, I'reas., '42, '-43: Libr., '43, V. P., '44. Sc. if Math.. '42, '43. ROSALINE LENDINC . . Dancing, '41. G. A. A. '41, '42, Ha Ivria, '42, '44, Sec., '44, Com. Adv Rep., '43, '44. Scrip Typist. Dec. Arts, '43, '44 Social EJ Class Day Com. DCRIS KUBERNICK . . Agora, '40. Service Club '43, '44, Ha Ivria, '44, Place Card Com. MARVIN SOKOLIK . . Am. Hist., '42f'44: V. P. '44, Stamp if Bond Com.: Chr., '44, KMGX Quiz Prog., '43. Ring Com. Scrippage Rep., '44. V Corps. FRED STATLER , . Song Committee. SUE MACON . . Color Committee. ANN MARGOL . . Cadettes, '40, '4l. Ha1vria,'4o '44, Class Day Com. Banquet Com. FORTY-THREE Tl-IE SCRIP CAROLYN WARD . . A Cappella, '42-'44, Chamif nade, '42 44. Cap E99 Gown Com, Com. Adv. Rep., '42, ARIBERT TETLEY . . Color Committee. WILLIAM CHARLES SCOTT . . Swimming Team: Capt., '44: City Champs, '43, Letter, '43, '44, Gym, '42, Football, '4l, '42, Track, '43, Intramural: Volleyg Basketball. Announcement Com. Physical Ed. Seal. HAROLD ROSEN . , Chess Club E? Team. '4lf'43. CofCapt., '42: Sec., '41, '421 V. P.. '42, Motto Com. TWILA HINDMAN . .Cap if Gown Committee. KATHERINE VITO , , Cap E99 Gown Committee. MILTON SCHRAIER . . Service Club, '4l 44. Ring Com, Intramural: Softball: Volleyball: Basket' ball: Soccer. MARTIN SILK . . Intramural: Basketball Champs, Volleyg Softball: Soccer. Math. fi Sc. Card Com. Football, '42, '43, Letter, Basketball, '43-'44: Letter. Track, '4l 44. A Cappella, '42f'44. Young Cit. Board, '43, '44g Rep., '41f'44. Dramatic Guild, '43, '44: V. P., '44: Incognito E3 Pygmalion, Stage Tech. Stamp F! Bond Com. Agora. '43, Art, '44, DORIS HOLLAND . . Cap ii Gown Committee. COLLEEN KOESTERINC . , G. A, A., '43, '44, Art: Treas., '43: Scholastic First Prize. '44, Bowling. Matli. E8 Sc., '44, Service Club, '43, '44. V. Corps, Banner Com. JOHN WARD . . Cap Ei Gown Com. Scrippage Rep., '43: Cub Co-Exch. Ed.: Alumni Ed.. '44, Intra- mural: Soccer, Champs. '43, Football. -IOE MARENUS . , Football, '4lf'-43. Letterman. Baseball. '43, Basketball. '43, Intramural Basketball, '44, A Cappella. Katinka, Banquet Com. Track, '42, Class Show. CHRISTINE ASLANIAN . , Announcement Com mittee. MARJORIE EDWARDS . . Social Committee. F O R T Y f F O U R Tl-IE SCHIP MOLLY TRACHTMAN , , Service Club. '42, '43, Ha lvria. '43, Chess, '43, '44, lvlotto Com, Alumni Com. RUTH TOFLE . , C. A. A.. '4Of'44g Small S: Large S, Ha lvria. '40, '41, Surgical Dressing. Ring Cam. V. Corps. MELVIN CHAZEN . . Service Club, '42f'44. Intraf mural: Volley: Soccer: Basketball, Football, Ring Com. RUDY CATANZARO , . Service Club. '42-'44, Agassiz. '43, '44, Tennis, '43, Scrippage Reporter, '44, Math fs? Sc.. '43, '44, Table Tennis, '42, Latin Club, '4l 441 Pres. ff? V. P. TwofYear Seal, V. Corps. Picture Coin. Class Show. BONAVIER TVJICHELL . . C, A, A., '4Of'43, Bowling. '43, Com, Adv. Rep., '44, Picture Com. Dancing, '41, V. Corps. ALICE XVALLACE , . Agora. '43, Com, Adv. Rep., '43: Treas. Pep Club. Chr.. Mcittci Com. MARVIN CHERRY . , Finance Com. Intramural: Basketball: Football. Clee Club, '41, '42. Scrippage Rep., Cub Humor Ed., '43. WILBERT COHEN , ,Orchestra , '40-'44: AllfCity, '42, '43, Solid Senders. '43, Ha Ivria. '4Uf'44: V. P., '42. Agora. '40, Young Citizens' Rep., '42, Class Day E-9 Activity Card Com. Scrip Typist. SOPHIE VJIENER . , Cap E? Gown Committee. ADA WElNBERCiER . , Flower Com. Ha lvria, '43, '44. ALBERT DIEN .. Stamp Club, '41-'44, Chess, '43, '44: Pres.. '441 Team, '44, lvlotto Com, ,IOHN DAVIDSON , . A Cappella, '42 44, New Moon, Katinka, Pan Am. Rev, Young Citizens' Rep.: V. P.. '-43. Class Com. Chr.. Ring Com. Rus- sia. China Com. DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN . . G. A, A.. '4Of'-13: Small S, V. Corps, Motto Com MARY LOU VVILEY , . Bowling. '43, Picture Com, Red Cross Adv, Rep. FORTYfFlVE TI-IE SCRIP ETHEL SILVERSTEIN . .Agora, '4l. A. W. V. S., '42. Banquet Com. BLANCHE SHENKER . . Ha Ivria, '41 44. Social Com. Class Day Com. Scrip Typist. ELEANOR SIMMONS . . Finance Com. Pep Club, '4O 44g V. P. fs' Sec., '43, Seal Ee' Pin. C. A. A., '39' '44, V. P., '43, Small Sg Large S. Surgical Dressing. Cadettesg Libr., '43. Cham., '43, '44. Service, '43, Agora, '41. MARY FRANCES THOMPSON . . Dancing, '40, '41. Bowling, '42, '43, Pan Am., '43, '44. Ellsworth Ea' Mo. Jr. Acad., '42, '43. Alumni Com. PHYLISS SHEVER . . Class Show. Chinese, Rus' sian Com. Band Show. Swing Band, '42, '43, Cham., '43, '44, Finance Com. Dramatic Guild, Incognito, Pygmalion. Stamp Ei Bond Com. Pan Am., '42f'44g Rev., Sec., '43. Rostrum, '41. DOLORES LOTT . . Skating, '40 42. Dancing, '40, '41, Ha Ivria, '41, '42, V. P., '43, '44. Service Club, '43, '44, Math. fi Sc., '44, Class Day 5' Place Card Com. MILDRED SPECTOR . . Ha Ivria, '42, '43. Social Com. CHARLOTTE SIMMS . . Alumni Committee. CHARLOTTE WHEATLEY . . Alumni Committee. EDITH WERNER . . Jr. Red Cross, '42, '43, Serv' ice Club, '41f'44, V. P., '43. Stamp E? Bond Com. Com. Adv. Rep., '43, '44. Chr., Picture Com. Two' Year Seal. V. Corps. Surgical Dressing. Class Show. JOYCE WILLIAMS . . Chaminade, '43, '44, Ring Com. Pep Club, '43, '44, DORIS SPANCLE . . Ring Committee. ELEANOR WILLE . . C. A. A., '40, '41, Small S. Bowling, '41. Ellsworth E-f Mo. Jr. Acad. Sc., '43' Sc. Serv. Social Com. x YETTA EGEL . . Orch., '41, '42. Band, '42, '43, Agora, '41, Com. Adv. Rep., '42f'44. Scrippage, '43. Announcement Com. FORTY-SIX Tl-IE SCRIP FRANCES RICHARDSON . . Chaminade, '4Zf'44. Cadettcs, '41, A Cappella, '43, '44, Dramatic Guild. '42f'44. Song Com. Bowling, '42, '43. Seal. BETTY ROTH . . Ha Ivrin, '42, '43, Art Club, '44, Service Club, '43, '44, Ring Com, FRANKLIN SCLAIR , . Stamp Club, '42f'44: Seen Treas., '44, Alumni Com. Spelling, Team, '41f'42g Capt., '4l: Intramural Capt., '42, NORMAN SHATZ . , Intramural: Football, Bas' ketballz Vollcy: Softball, Announcement Com. DOROTHY SOLBERGER . , Banquet Com, Ellsf worth Chapter, '43, Pep Club, '42 44: Sec., '44, Mo. jr. Acad, Sc. Service. V. Corps, LUCILLE SPAULDINGS . . Picture Committee. IRVIN SHANKER . , Intramural: Soccer: Baseball. School of the Air, '43, Class Show. ABE SPECTER , . Activity Card Committee. FRIEDA SCHOR . , A Cappella, '40-'44, Chamif nude, '-40944: Pres., '43, Seal. Chr., Song Com. New Moon. Katinka. Class Show, Pickering, '43, Ha Ivria, '42, '43, Pan Am. Show. Special Vocal Solos. KATHERINE STEIN . , Cap E3 Gown Committee. BERNARD YEVELSON . . Orch., '4I 44g Pres. if Concert Master, '44, All City. Ha Ivria, '43f'44. Song Com. MARVIN P, XVEINSHELBAUM . . Band, '4l 44g Marching, '42, '43, Orch., '41f'43. Gym, '43, Class Show. Song Com, Solid Senders, '4'Z 44. Track, '41, '42, '44, ELAINE TEFFER . , Agora, '43, '44, Motto Com, G. A. A., '40-'43, Small S, SALLE THOMAS . . Song Com. Band, '419443 AllfCity, '42, '43, Orch., '43, '44, AllfCity, '42, '43, Bowling, '43, French Horn Quartet, '42g First Place, FORTYfSEVEN TI-IE SCRIP ZELLA ZUCKERMAN . . G. A. A., '4Of'44g Small Sq Large S3 Mo. M. Latin Club, '43, '44. Dramatic Guild, '42, '43. Picture Com. CHARLTON BRADSHAW . . Banner Committee. LEAH ZWIBELMAN . . Rostrum, '41, Cadettes, '41. Banner Com. Class Day Com. Art Club, '44. DONALD FRIEDMAN . . Banquet Com. Service Club, '42, '43, Math. 5 Sc. Club, '44. Track, '44. FURTYfEIGHT TI-IE SCRIP Summer Scbool Candidates lor Graduation ROSE MARY HOXYARD , . Gap Ei Gown Gomf mittcc. BONNIE 'IEAN GEISSEL . . A Gappclla. '43. '44, CIIHINIIIIAILIC, '43, '44, Com. Adv. Rcp., '42, '43, Social Goin. ROBERT MARGULI5 . .Gl1r,, Banquct Goin. Base' ball Mgr., '42, '-43. Book Room Scrvicc, '42f'44. Fr. Football. Glass Day Sbow. GLARANGE MURHAUS . . Golor Gornmittcc, LAWRENCIE COHEN . . Glcc Glub. Intramural: Baskctballg Volleyball. A Cappella. JOE BARNHOLTZ . . Int, Band, '43, '44: Marcbf ing, '43, '44. Intramural: Football: Socccr Goacb, '42, '433 Softball Goaclw, '43, Golor Goin. .IAGK SAUNDERS . . Acro Glub, '4ll 4I. Banquct Gorn. Glass Show. SOL TOLPEN . . Intramural: Softball: Football: Soccer, Gharnps, '4Z: Basketball: Vollcy. Placc Gard Gom. BILL CRIBBIN . , Activity Gard Gom. MELVIN VJILLIGK , . Adv, Gom. Rep., '43, '4-1. Ha Ivrla. '43, '44, Gap G Gown Goin. V. Gorps. SAM ZEBELMAN . . Flowcr 5? Alumni Gonnnittcc. JOHN GREEN . . Intramural Baslactball. '-41744. Track, '43. '44. Glasa ii Banquct Goln. EVELYN FINKE . . Scrricc Club, '4Z. A. VV. V. S., Spring, '-43. R1ngGon1. IfURTYfNINE Hits unc' Misses WW' fit-'ML N ll f. b : cg' 'QP' .. f X if E ,' 1 5 ,mf X rm ' 11 X l 1 N Wfflzvhffrw I X , .1-xgffx, L XMQXSQX A 'PQ Doll P X N O2 1 2 1 X W ,X X 2 v 1 my QQ Q :T-ilca it E-Q.3y N I i x 'N L5 J Y ff ff .A 1 YSFJ L- H e-. if2s,?F D ij 0-I-the DFZQYW P If X 6 ' cwouuhywa x 'Sta-' E72-5 P Q0 V LSLH1 ook 0. S On cj f0L5 wlwwl 0. I IWLIYMOQ THE SCRIP PQ .l1,.,,. Gt ,iynbuc-K FIFTY CDRGANIZATIQNS 1 V Hy NN W A , i The Art Appreciation Club, Spring Term THE ART APPRECIATION CLUB was organized to further the intelligent appreciation of art at Soldan. During the past term the memhers worked at various projects: cartoon contests, costume pins, low relief carving in plaster, and outdoor sketches. We appreciated the various discussions ahout American artists and were surprised to learn how many great artists America has produced. To top the spring term we had a picnic, which was held at Mr. Gronemeyer's farm. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Marie jamjamian, President . Theo Meyer, Vice President . Helen Grant. Treasurer . Frieda Pultman, Scrippage Reporter . Philip A. Gronemeyer, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Celeste Brown . Rosylin Clinch . Virginia Cooseman . Gwen Ehert . jane Fisher . Ruth Goodson . Estelle Gordon . Harry Greles . Sylvia Kaplan . Gertrude Malone . Eleanor Mankofif . Frieda Newman . Bess Perlin Beatrice Podhorzer . jim Richter . Betty Roth . Marvin Schatzman . Morris Seltzer . Estelle Stehelman . jack Tepper . Angela Wzick . Jack Willizims Leah Zwihelman . Wzlllyf Zwihelman. THE seiaiiv J O THE SCRIP The Scrip Stall TYPISTS AND PROOF READERS . Harvey Brown . Adelyn Challis . Wil' bert Cohen . Shirley Fulbright . Ermalee Garner . Sylvia Goldberg . Rose Goldman . Iviarion Gordon . Peggy Lou Kaullen . Rosaline Lending . Marian Sattell . Blanche Shenker . Louise Wall. BUSINESS ASSISTANTS . Gerald Andrew and Ed Smith, CofTreasuvers . Marvin Rennard Assistant Treasurer. ARTISTS . Hershel Frankel . Betty Kerman . Colleen Koestering . Muriel Kranzberg . Arthur Kruze . Bessie Perlin . Dorothy Whittemore. PHOTOGRAPHERS . William Hirsch . Irving Siegel. CLUB ARTICLES . Contributed by Club Reporters. FACULTY SPONSORS . H. Herwig, Business Manager . Philip A. Gronef meyer, Art Sponsor . Charles R. Mann, Faculty Editor. FIFTYfTHREE The . . Mm, A Cappella Choir LAST fall, after a week of tryouts for new members, the A Cappella Choir, consisting of about seventyfhve boys and girls, under the leadership of Miss Mary Jane Badino, got under way. At the Teachers' Convention in November, which was, incidentally, its first public appearance, the group was well received. The choir, soon in full swing, appeared in a number of musical programs which took place during the fall semester. These included the concert presented by the various music organizations in Soldan and also several school assemblies. Besides these there were the lovely carols sung in the halls during the Christmas season, and the graduaf tion ceremony, in which the choir presented some new additions to its repertoire: The Streaming Rill, siM2lgHlfTCRf,,, and O Sing Your Songs. All the preceding activities were within Soldan, but during the Christmas season the A Cappella Choir, in a patriotic vein, cheered our men in uniform by singing at the Union Station U.S.O. center. With the closing of the old term and the beginning of the new, ,preparations for the forthcoming operetta, Katinka, were being made in the choir's customary quick and eilicient manner. With the success of Katinka comfortably put to rest, together Tl-IE SCRIP FIFTY FOUR FIFTYfFIVE Tl-IE SCRIP with other laurels previously won by A Cappella, the choir went on its merry way, again participating in its usual season's programs. When thinking of the many varied and colorful successes of A Cappella, we must remember that it is not only the fine quality of the voices but the spirit of good fellow' ship and cofoperation among the members that carries the choir to its high goal of achievement. OFFICERS . Richard Whitmore, President . Richard Lunan, Vice President Virginia Clemens, Wilma Kaplan, Secretaries . Rita Poole, Lois Conrad, Librarians Miss Mary Jane Badino, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Wanda Alexander . Leslie Allen . James Alverson . Barbara Baldwin . Marylou Baldwin . Frank Blood . Bob Bray . Don Brenon . John Cannon . Joe Caruso . Jean Chuver . Virginia Clemens . Lois Conrad Roberta Croson . Janice Delhougne . John Davidson . Billy Joe Dodd Hyman Eisenberg . Robert Evans . Francis Eyman . Betty Lou Farley . Mary Jane Farley . Dave Froehlich . Bonnie Jean Geissel . Eleanor Gellman Pauline Gershbock . Warren Goodenough . Eugene Goodman . Eileen Gorelick Chester Gross . Mary Heikes . Virginia Hickman . Joann Hoell . Kendall Holbrook . Allan Holtzman . Betty Hutchings . Agnes Intravia . Wilma Kaplan . Myron Kelewae . Edith Kimmel . Kenton Knickmeyer . Beryl Kohn . Shirley Korlin . Arthur Krusz . Bobby LaMarchina . LaVerne Lehr . Beverly Levin . Dempsey Limbaugh . Richard Lunan . Raymond Marcus . Joe Marenus . Floyd Mayhew . Charles McGuire . Janice Mere' dith . Norman Merritt . Roger Merritt . Jean Mozley . Gloria Parrott Rosaline Platzelman . Rita Poole . June Porter . James Rayiield . Frances Richardson . Frank Roth . Patricia Roth . Sylvia Rothman . William Rudf dell . Bill Saunders . Lory Schear . Frieda Schor . Evelyn Schreiber Hugo Schueren . Peggy Jensen . Martin Silk . Mary Ellen Sitzes . Billy Smith . Mary Ann Smith . Tyrus Smith . Charles Statler . Ralph Sweet Aribert Tetley . Carolyn Ward . Fred Westermeyer . June Westlake . Richard Whitmore . Arlis Lee Woods . Leanard Ziegenmeyer. L-Nady so vu-3 Y 1fjg,1',:tr11I, The Agora, Fall Term EVERY school has a student organization to help transact the business of the school. Such an organization at Soldan is called the Agora. Each afternoon during the seventh period the fortyfeight Agora representatives, one representative from each advisory group, meet to carry out the necessary tasks. Besides selling Strip and Scrippage, they are in charge of the football and basketball tickets. The Agora representative must also collect the money and keep an accurate account of the pay' ments that are made. Under the able leadership of Miss Marine, Agora endeavors to maintain the high standards of the school. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Allen Bleiweiss, President . Beverly Levin, Sec' retary . Doris Claire Kramer, Treasurer . Miss Alma Marine, Sponsor. MEMBERS, FALL TERM . 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Doris Claire Kramer ,. Q . Richard Ladner . Beverly Levin . Eleanor Mankoif' ' . McDowell . Frank Meyers . Harvey Mizes . Gilbert Nolde .' P Vivian pakl . Delores Poole . Shirley Riezman . Evelyn . Eugene f i smhuenuback . ooneancenung -L Jack Sale . Lmafnyn Schneider . Audrey V Schuman . Martin Silk . Edward Smith . Elaine Teifer . Alice WaHace E wang . Jeanne Weimar' . sandra Weinshelbaum . Marion Wilson. ,fnrfrv-sizvnu ..-fn 'a , .. ,N .4 'ie al, ,,,. all X ' 4, ffl, . xr , , ,au 5: r iff QW ,, yr! 5,4 L-' 5 - if 'fl .ii S- gm 1 v . wr -z .wa -P .Jn ,, .wg ,T xv, i., ,I-5 22 5:12 ,K .' 'X 'Q 5.4 14 .-Lg v w , fu 3. 1 an F, .17 P 'Il 'Uh V ' gs- r S 4 1, Ip ly 'WJ ,- ,-lf .., A -Q ,lr Y T' C' A- 43-1' gf, , , 'L' .4-,g .K K. ., ar. .ya U O A 'Lf 4 ZS A .in ,S 1. . -A , .Jil W' ' 1. xv, fr .2 , N Jr 1' has ., 'Xi only ' if 'WM Ili' as A: N, .iw P' 9-334 1, rf? J , V4.-U sf-ge .nig- rx vga .. fn . 1, . ' '43 I, ,- ., 'l' 'ln An ,He I A gli ,,. f if if,ff.:::,fefa ,lily I , . . f- . .. . . 1-rf The Agora, Spring -l-erm OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Tyrus Smith, President , Audrey Schuman Secretary . Bernadine Kessler, Treasurer . Miss Alma Marine, Sponsor. MEMBERS, SPRING TERM . Gerald Andrew . Bill Atwell . Barhara Bald' win . Frances Benert . Charlotte Boehm . Paula Brown . Shirley Brown Wilnizt Burkori . Margaret Bussey . Irene Chervitz . Don Ezell . Betty Eeldmann . Ethel Ereistein . Patricia Frigerio . Ronald Gzell . Florine Heligf man . Donald Hiller . Pat Kelly . Gertrude Klearman . Syhil Kulefsky Dorothy Levy . Eugene Liss . Louise Maness . Harvey Mizes . Gilhert Nolde . Evelyn Orloviek . Vivian Philipak . Bill Pohlman . Marie Putney Shirley Riezman . Wilma Roche . Evelyn Rosen . Sarah Lee Ruhaek . Corinne Shear . Delores Smith . Edward Smith . David Snyder . Elaine Teffer Jerry Tobias . Marviii Wiilts . Barbara Warnack . Ted Weiiier . Jean Weiiirieh . Sondra Weiiishelhaum . Marion Wilson. FIFTYfEIGHT Tl-IE SCRIP I The FIFTYfNINE Agossiz Club THE AGASSIZ, under the sponsorship of Miss Katherine Pfeifer, enables the scien- tifically minded student to further develop his individual abilities by providing the incentive as well as necessary equipment for research. As a chapter of the Junior Academy of Science, its members are able to participate in the annual convention at Washington University, become acquainted with the members of the other chapters of the Academy, and attend lectures given by prominent persons in the field of science. The club is not without its good times. Frequent hikes and picnics provide opporf tunities for forming friendships, and foster the love of the outdoors. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Charles Poticha, President . Leonora Bron, Vice President . Mary Ann Rambo, Secretary . Richard Cook, Treasurer . Marvin Whyman, Program Chairman . Miss Katherine Pfeifer, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Leonora Bron, President . Marvin Whymaii, Vice President . Gertrude Klearman, Secretary . Irving Seigel, Treasurer Richard Cook, Donald Kessler, Program Chairmen . Miss Katherine Pfeifer, Sponsor. The Senior and intermediate Bands SOLDAN is fortunate to have three hands. Both the Intermediate and Senior hands are represented in the ahove picture. These two hands make up the marching and concert hands. The third hand, or the junior Band, consists of heginners, who are taught how to play their respective instruments and the fundamentals of musician' ship. Our hand organization is very flexihle. It is made up of many ensemhles: concert hand, marching hand, pep hand, and two swing hands. The first swing hand, called the Soldan Solid Sendersf' has a separate picture devoted to its activities. A few of the events in which the hands have participated are as follows: Upen House, Annual Musical Festival, AllfCity Gym Meet, Navy Day Parade, and CleanfUp Parade. Part of our concert hand played a patriotic program for the Wediiesdziy Cluh of St. Louis, The Soldan Band, which is the marching hand champion of thc city and county, was honored hy heing asked to give a demonstration at the Beaumont' University City championship foothall game, played at the Wzilsh Stadium on Armisf tice Day. Each year thc hand loses many good musicians through graduation. However, Mr. Zopf always seems to have replacements, as well as additions, so that each year all three hands seem to vrow in numher. 5 Tl-IE SCHIP SIXTY TI-IE SCRIP Most of the extra rehearsals are held at eight in the morning. It requires a real ambition for improvement to cause sixty to eighty students to work at such an hour. Evidently Mr. Zopf seems to have transmitted his energetic and championship ideas to the hardfworking and ambitious Soldan musicians, because Soldan is the only high school in the city to boast of three bands and two swing bands. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Billy Buechner, President . Jack Zimmerman, Vice President . Eleanore Herzfeld, Secretary-Treasurer . Keith Chandler, Jerry Gotler, OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Robert Ferraez, Presi ent . Ted Anastas, Vice President . Jack Zimmerman, Secretaryifreasurer .Q Herbert'Oberlay, Jerry Gotler, Librarians . Arnold Zopf, Sponsors. Librarians . Arnold Zopf, Sponsor. DRUM MAJOR . Nick Karakas. TWIRLERS . Buster Slate . Paul Dobinsky. FIRST CLARINET . Herbert Oberlag . Austin Tashma. SECOND CLARINET . Keith Chandler . Pat Malone . Sam Davis . Harvey Gershenson. THIRD CLARINET . Richard Beard . John Hancock . Robert Barnard Robert Jeiferis . Lucille Richmond . Eugene Zweig . .Robert Posen . Sam Weinhaus . Betty Weigle . Fern Ayers . Ruth Kaler . Charles Brower. FLUTE . Margaret Carlson . Anthony Catalina. FRENCH HORN . Sally Thomas . Robert Ferraez . Nick Karakas. BARITONE HORN . Janice Meredith. SAXOPHONE . Robert Resnick . Phillip Rosen . Martin Coplon . George Haspiel . Jack Zimmerman . La Verne Selberberg . Walter Miller . Delores Smith . Jerome Schneider . Ralph Blosser . Norman Kozek . Joe Barnholtz. CORNET . Ted Anastas . Arnold Levin . Franklin Haspiel . Herman Weitz' buch . Charles Statler . David Kehr . Irwin Davis . Morris Kagan . Irvin Figus . Maury Schwartz . Gerald Kaplan . Bob Rude . Arthur Boeckman Charles Rhine . Myron Jolkovsky . Wallace Zwibelman . Frank Weinberg. TROMBONE . Jerry Canis . Milton Rudy . Taylor Anderson . Wendell Bolin . Shirley De War . Carl Katzen. BASS HORN . Edwin Galber . Donald Smith . Thomas Shuster. PERCUSSION . Buster Slate . Leon Zwibleman . Emanuel Sutter . Bill Schneider . Bill Ziegenbein . Norman Morris . Cecelia Czarnecki . David Krugman. SIXTY ONE The Cadettes AI-LFEH - AHfToo f NAHfHAH -it's a language all our owng and the junior Chaminade, known as the Cadettes, studies it with great earnestness of purpose. After all, every Cadette hopes to become a member of the senior girls' chorus, and practicing musical intervals with queerfsounding syllables is one part of the training that leads to membership in Ghaminade. The Cadettes sang for a Red Cross program, for the fall concert, and with the full vocal ensemble when America, the Beautiful was presented. Some of the Cadettes were in the chorus of Katinka g others were the ushers. MEMBERS . Dorothy Anastas . Marjorie Baird . Georgia Barsam . Virginia Bean . Mary Berliner . Gloria Bigewet . Gertrude Bleiweiss . Dorothy Bren' ner . Leonora Bron . Coletta Burnette . Henrianne Clardy . Rose Copilevitz Peggy Crowley . Anna Davi . Eloise Davis . Betty Lou Dyer . Bertha Erlich Helen Foster . Norma Lee Frank . Rosalie Garfinkel . Ruth Gilbert . Ruth Goodson . Estelle Gordon . Esther Green . Mabel Griffith . Bertha Gubernik Elizabeth Hahn . Norma Hardy . Diane Hawkins . Sylvia Kaplan . Matilda Heisler . Anne Kelly . Edith Kimmel . Mary King . Jacqueline Kolodny Dorothy Kreyling . Annette Lapin . Dolores Laue . Elaine Littman . Davida Tl-IE SCRIP SIXTHWO Tl-IE SCRIP Matier . Lorraine Matlock . Frances McDowell . Evangeline Menas . Dorothy Millstone . Augustine Mormino . Gloria Nothstine . Sandra Lea Oberman Mary O'Toole . Gloria Polsky . Delores Poole . Marie Putney . Eunice Reimnitz . Pat Rogers . Virginia Schenk . Nancy Schucart . Ione Seigel Mae Seigel . Betty Sherberg . Minnette Siegel . Charlotte Sigel . Bernice Stelzer . Margret Thornhill . Catherine Trakas . Rosalie Vincenz . Esther Vlassos . Thelma Winesuff . Esther Wolf . Rose Yakubowski . Gloria Zemlick . Marion Zuckerman. QKATINKA, THE PERFORMANCE of the operetta Katinka by the music organizations on the eve- nings of March 22 and 24 presented Rudolf Friml's melodies and Harbach's amusing book in full glory. Under the direction of Miss Mary Jane Badino and Mr. Arnold Zopf a show was produced which gave great satisfaction and enjoyment to all who were connected with it, whether they took part or merely comprised the audience. Each scene of the operetta seemed more delightful than the last. One of the very finest things about this particular show was the broad difference in mood and atmosf phere. It gaily skipped from the essence of country life with all its rollicking peasants to the gay, robust spirit of the Russian Hussars, and then to the little touches of Americanism which were so appropriately introduced. The languorous oriental atmos- phere caught the audience in a very responsive mood, to say the least, and the contrast of the exotic harem girls with their charming American sisters was very satisfying. The show seemed to be in perfect proportion with just the right amounts of love, humor, and misunderstanding brought into the tale. Each character seemed genuinely to be living the part he was portraying. Frieda Schor's singing of the role of lovely Katinka pleased the audience very much. Charles McGuire acted the part of Boris well, and his rival, Ivan, played by William Wightman, proved a spirited Hussar. Richard Whitmore delighted everyone with his unexcelled enactment of the wealthy, carefree American, Thaddeus T. Hopper. He handled the comedy part with finesse and perfect timing. Evelyn Schreiber was a lovely Helen Hopperg her outstanding delineation of the part was very professional, indeed. The beautiful harem queen Nashan, played by Wilma Kaplan, gave a very tranquil atmosphere to the scene, and Arif Bey, played by joseph Marenus, Abdul by Beryl Kohn, and Halif by Arthur Kruz added much to the play in the way of gaiety and humor. Lois Conrad and john Davidson as American photographers were distinctive additions to a very able cast. Frank Blood was not easily recognized as the corpulent Herr Knopf. Both he and Frances Benert, who played the part of Madame Voronoif, portrayed their foreign roles with good accent and humor. The sextette of girls, the part of Petrov as played by Dempsey Limbaugh, and Pierre as played by Fred Westermeyer contributed to the evening's entertainment. The choruses and dancing ensembles must be commended for their work, all of which was well received by the audience. It may be difficult to select the star of Katinka, but it can easily be said that this year's operetta provided an excellent medium for the talents of Soldan's music organizations and proved a colorful and entertaining show SIXTY THREE l l The American l-listory Club THE AMERICAN HISTORY CLUB endeavors to proceed more deeply into American history than is possible in the classroom. It has been the policy each term to select one phase of American history as a basis for our club programs. This term the club has chosen Minority Groups in the United States as our subject. This topic has been subdivided into such headings as The Mexieanf' i'The Chinamanf' The Negro, and The Indian. The membership of the club has been increased each term through a membership party with entertainment and refreshments. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Irving Feldman, President . Betty Kerman, Vice President . Roy Aach, Treasurer . Alpha Johnson, Secretary . Dr. A. B. Bender, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM , Harvey Gershenson, President . Marvin Sokolik, Vice President . Betty Kerman, Secretary . Aaron Fadem, Treasurer . Dr. A. B. Bender, Sponsor. MEMBERS . R. Aach . A. Fadem . I. Feldman . H. Gershenson . H. Gold A. johnson . B. Kerman . B. Kessler . I. Malniek . Oppenheimer F. Pasternak . M. Rich . M. Sattell . S. Schwartz . A. Shifrin . M. Sokolik H. Zimbalist. SIXTY-FOUR TI-IE SCRIP -I-L12 Cdm6fd THE CAMERA CLUB, under the sponsorship of Mr. Lyon, plans at the beginning of each term a series of programs, to be given on every odd Wednesday afternoon in Room 117. These programs consist of interesting discussions, lectures, and demonstraf tions. There are also various contests, both for beginners and for advanced members. Contest pictures entered are projected on the screen, criticized, and judged by Mr. Lyon. Upon entering the club each member must pass the D test. This consists of taking eight pictures, of which two are time exposures. The purpose of the club is to promote better photography and to demonstrate the enjoyment that can be obtained from such an interesting hobby. Many of the pictures in Scrip and Scripf page are taken by advanced members of the Camera Club. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Bill Hirsch, President . Irving Siegel, Vice President Lucille Hampson, Secretary . Lawrence Hoffman, Treasurer . Sidney Savanosky, Librarian . Leslie W. Lyon, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Irving Siegel, President . Bill Hirsch, Vice Presif dent . Lucille Hampson, Secretary . Lawrence Hoffman, Treasurer . Jerry Tobias, Librarian . Leslie W. Lyon, Sponsor. SIXTY FIVE The Chaminacle HAVE you heard those fluteflike thirds floating through the ventilators during period two? They emanate from Room 300, where the Senior Chaminade works diligently every day. Wheii the girls are good, they are very, very good, and this is one year when they are good. Both the fall and spring semesters have seen an enthusiastic group of some sixty girls working under the direction of Miss Badino to attain those qualities which have made for the Chaminade an enviable reputation. Individually, each girl feels it her duty to improve her breath control, enunciation, voice placement and tonal accuracy. Collectively, the Chaminade girls strive to achieve that beauty of tone quality and ensemble singing that has meant a very real pleasure to the singers themselves in spite of the hours of hard work. The Chaminade has participated in several of the school's programs, particularly the fall concert and the operetta. The girls translated two of their most effective songs into French and Spanish, respectively: The Nightingale and The River in Spring. Their selections this year have ranged from the playful Laughter Land by Marzo to the diiiicult Alleluia by Mozart. OFFICERS . Frieda Schor, President . Mary Ann Smith, Vice President . Evef lyn Schreiber, Secretary . Wilmzi Kaplan and Barbara Baldwin, Librarians . Miss Mary jane Badino, Sponsor. TI-IE SCRIP SIXTY 'SIX Tl-IE SCRIP MEMBERS JANUARY GRADUATES . Betty Aronoff . Virginia Clemens Clarice Fox . Fannie Gariinkel . Frances Gray . Virginia Hodgman . Bar' bara Koehler . Gloria Parrott . Rita Poole . Sylvia Rothman . Mary Ann Smith. MEMBERS, SPRING TERM . Wanda Alexander . Helen Aubuchon . Mar- jorie Baird . Barbara Baldwin . Frances Benert . Gloria Lee Bigewet . Thelma Blackwell . Naome Blake . Georgia Barsam . Lois Conrad . Jean Chuver Ellen Jane Dowdy . Monte Fraser . Mary Jane Farley . Pat Frigerio . Bonnie Jean Geissel . Eleanor Gellman . Pauline Gershbock . Sylvia Goldberg . Eileen Gorelick . Bertha Gubernik . Norma Hardy . Lucille Hampson . Matilda Heisler . Virginia Hickman . Joann Hoell . Betty Hutchings . Agnes Intravia Dorothy Jernigan . Alpha Johnson . Carol Johnsey . Marcella Kaner . Wilma Kaplan . Edith Kimmel . Mary King . Dorothy Kreyling . Lily Mae Lanzer LaVerne Lehr . Beverly Levin . Tillie Lerman . Shirley Londe . Laura Lee Luedde . Jean Mozley . Mary Lou Mozley . Beverly Needles . Jacqueline Neville . Jeanne Overholt . Rosaline Platzelman . Gloria Polsky . Ursula June Porter . Frances Richardson . June Robbins . Pat Roth . Lory Schear Frieda Schor . Evelyn Schreiber . Eleanor Serkes . Phyllis Shever . Eleanor Simmons . Mary Ellen Sitzes . Doris Stillman . Lucille Strayhorn . Aribert Tetley . Margaret Thornhill . Carolyn Ward . June Westlake . Dorothy Whittemore . Joyce Williams . Susanne Wilmers. i M ff JW' al SIXTYfSBVEN -r -l-ll? SOlClc3I'1 Cil'16SS THE PURPOSE of the Soldan Chess Club is the playing of a highly skilled game for enjoyment and relaxation. Business meetings occur each odd Wednesday and practice meetings every Tuesday in the library, under the sponsorship of Miss Boerjesson. Boys and girls who know little about the game develop much skill in a short time. In com' petition with schools of the Greater St. Louis Chess League, the club has won its trophy three times, losing it to Maplewood once. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Amy Schloss, President . Charles Meyerson, Vice President . Saul Dien, Secretary . Maury Feldaker, Treasurer . Miss L. Boer' jesson, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Albert Dien, President . LaVerne Silberberg, Vice President . Saul Dien, Secretaryffreasurer . Miss L, Boerjesson, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Robert Ferraez . Alven Goldman . Ludwig Mayer . Gerald Miller . Jurgen Schorsch . Stanley Shapiro . Austin Tashma . Molly Trachtf man . Walter Vreclenburgh . Werner Weyl . Max Wolfsberg. Tl-IE SCRIP THE SCRIP The Decorative Arts Club OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Miriam Allwardt, President . Mae Seigel, Vice President . Dorothy Kreyling, Secretary '. Marion Wilstiii, 'Treasu er . Miss Susan Coultas, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Mae Seigel, President . Marion Wilsciii, Vice President . Constance Rung, Secretary . Dorothy Kreyling, Treasurer . Miss Susan Coultas, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Ruth Adams . Frances Baker . Eileen Baum . Bertha Berlman Charlotte Boehm . Evelyn Broekmeir . Margaret Carlson . Ruth Cherry . Anita Cohen . Dolly Cohen . Evelyn Drieker . Lorraine Droppelman . Shirley Feld' man . Dolores Gentle . Doris Grassman . Frances Grossman . Ruehille Hoffman . Radine Horwitz . Marcella Kaner . Esther Krohn . Theodora Laekman . Florence Lasky . Rosaline Lending . Helene Manheimer . Marion Prstojeriek . Marie Putney . Betty Radman . Joan Ringgenherg . Virginia Schenk . Sally Seigel . Minnette Siegel . Irene Spencer . Katherine Stein Lois Stein . Ruth Tannenhaum . Sylvia Tabak . Ramona Young . Pollylou Wilsiiii. SIXTYfNINE The Dramatic Guild THE SOLDAN DRAMATIC GUILD, under the sponsorship of Miss Lucas, has again comf pleted an active year on the stage. At Christmas, Gerald Miller, Patricia Amsler, Rosalie Schulman, Roger Hyndman, Bernice Bernstein, and Spencer Tyler enacted the leading roles in the Guildis presentation to the school, The Pampered Darling. The entire school rocked with laughter at Miller's humorous interpretation of a moron. As Scrip goes to press, the members of the Guild are preparing for the production of George Bernard Shaw's famous classic, Pygmalion, with Phyllis Shever and Roger Hyndman in the lead, and with Gerald Miller, Ellen Kaufman, Helen Kusmer, Octavia Bean, Spencer Tyler, and joe Indelicato in the main supporting roles. This promises to he one of the greatest productions the Dramatic Guild has ever undertaken. Vice . Miss OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Roger Hyndman, President . Gloria Hoffman, President . Gertrude Davis, Secretary . Merle Silverstein, Treasurer Gertrude Lucas, Sponsor. GFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Gertrude Davis, President . Martin Silk President . Estelle Toybes, Secretary . Gerald Miller, Treasurer , Miss , Vice Gerf trude Lucas, Sponsor. TI-IE SCRIP SEVENTY Q THE scalp l la lvrie, Fall -l-erm OFFICERS, FALL TERM , Sidney Vkfeissman, President . Dolores Lott, Vice President . Ruth Pultman, Treasurer . Dorothy Greenwald, Secretary . Dr. David Reiss, Sponsor. MEMBERS, FALL TERM . Irma Alper . Jeanette Arnowitz . Leatrice Arsht Marion Bronson . Joan Bronstein . Paula Brown . Irene Chervitz . Bill Cohen Diana Cohen . joe Cottone . Evelyn Dricker . Ben Duhov . Alan Farher Bcrnadine Fine . Ruhy Fishman . Frieda Friedman . Morris Fox . Eleanor Gellman . Ronald Goldherg . Herhert Goodman , Thecil Grossman . Mor' decai Halpern . Radine Horwitz . Shirley jacohson . Eileen Kaplan . Morris Kessler . Gertrude Klearman . Carol Layeoh . Rosaline Lending . Bette Levin Evelyn Levin , Esther Ludwig . Charles McGuire . Aida Mellman . Harold Ivlussman . joe Oppenheimer . julian Orenstein . Shirley Pecker . Gloria Polsky . Abe Pultman . Doris Razeper . Fred Roth . Sylvia Rothman Phyllis Ruhin . Rosalie Rudin . Irving Rush . Ann Sacks . Sylvan Sandler Eleanor Schultz . Audrey Schuman . Shirley Seltzer . Inge Shoenfarher Minnette Siegel . joyce Stellar . Molly Trachtman . Sam Weiiitrzrub . Esther Wmwlf . Bernard Yevelson . Marion Zuckerman. SEVENTYVONE W f WW l-la Ivria, Spring -l-erm HA IVRIA, the Hehrew cultural organization, has been in existence since the introducf tion of Hehrew at Soldan in 1930. In these times of strife when the Star Spangled Banner is waving over the lands in the Near East, we of Ha Ivria have emphasized in our meetings the history, culture, and life of the Mediterranean countries and their contrihution to American civilization. Ha Ivria, through the efforts of Dr. Reiss, has afforded us the opportunity to hear many interesting and enjoyahle programs. In order to hring together the old and new memhers, a dance is being planned. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Ahe Pultman, President . Charles McGuire, Vice President . Rosaline Lending, Secretary . Radine Horwitz, 'Treasurer . Dr. David Reiss, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Irma Jean Alper . Beatrice Arsht . Francis Baker . Nadine Barg . Shirley Barr . Kenneth Baum . Sam Bernstein . Preston Bierenhaum Marion Bronson . jack Carl . Edna Cherrick . Irene Chervitz . June Chervitz Bill Cohen . Diana Cohen . Ruth Corn . Joe Cottone . Ben Duhov , Jack Egel . Ruth Emas . joy Epstein . Bertha Erlich . Alan Farher . Elenor THE SCHIP TI-IE SCRIP Feldberg . Ruby Fishman . Shirley Fishman . Josephine Fiskop . Evelyn Flegel . Frieda Friedman . Irvin Friedman . Renee Ginsburg . Harold Gold Alvin Goldberg . Shirley Goldstein . Shirley Goodman . Estelle Gordon . Eddy Gralnich . Eileen Grossman . Thecil Grossman . Mordecai Halpern . Matilda Heisler . Shirley Jacobson . Melba Kantrovvitz . Eileen Kaplan . Manny Kaplan . Sylvia Kaplan . Jacob Kaskowitz . Morris Kessler . Rosalie Klock Beryl Kohn . Jacqueline Kolodny . Joe Kolons . Doris Kubernick . Theodora Lachman . Doris Ladinski . Florence Lasky . Sylvia Letvak . Bette Levin Beverly Levin . Evelyn Levin . Norman Liss . Shirley Londe . Dolores Lott Irving Malnick . Ann Margol . Irving Margol . Shirley Newman . Joe Oppenheimer . Hebert Orenstein . Louis Osheroif . Dolly Pasternick . Shirley Pecker . Gloria Polsky . Frieda Pultman . Marvin Rich . Herman Rombom Fred Roth . Phyllis Rubin . Rosalie Rudin . Flora Rush . Irving Rush . Sylvan Sandler . Lillian Schachter . Nancy Schucart . Sammye Schwartz . Blanche Shenker . Arnie Shrier . Doris Silverman . Mildred Solomon . Eugene Solov Wilma Strauss . Estelle Toybes . Sylvia Urlich . May Jean Weinreb . Lorf raine Weissman . Melvin Willick . Bernard Yevelson . Gloria Zemlich . Leona Zemlich . Israel Zuckerman . Marion Zuckerman. I l Ill ll llllll li? ' W ' j 9: :Sh :pw gift H l as - - --aimil SEVENTY'THREE poo LJ .A wifi, QM i The Senior Qrehestra THIS past year the Qrchestra, under the able leadership of Mr. Arnold Zopf, has had one of its hest years. Franklin Haspiel, one of the outstanding musicians of Soldan, composed and arranged a selection called Mood Mindi on which the orchestra did much work. It was played at Qpen House. The orchestra made a very splendid showing at the music festival held annually for all the public high schools. Many memhers of the orchestra were also entered as individual soloists. The orchestra, in conjunction with Miss Badino and the choral groups, gave the operf etta Katinka, a production that will long be remembered hy everyone. The original manuscript was used hy the orchestra. This was a feat very difficult for amateur musicians. To the memhers of the orchestra it was an invaluable experience. The orchestra also took part in the play of the year, Pygmalion, under the direction of Miss Lucas. The orchestra is now working on string numhers including Serenade in Four Move' ments hy Mozart and Marche Militairev hy Schubert. As a whole the orchestra is working on Liehes Freud and Rondino by Fritz Kreisler. Tl-IE SCHIP Tl-IE SCRIP OFFICERS . Bernard Yevelson, President . Franklin Haspiel, Vice President Gertrude Klearman, Treasurer . Lucille Richmond, Harvey Feldman, Librarians Arnold Zopf, Sponsor. FIRST VIOLIN . Bernard Yevelson, Concert Master . Ruth Adams . Shirley Rosen . Joe Finebloom . Bob Witt . Irving Malnik . Wm. Boyd Goldstein. SECOND VIOLIN . Richard Hill, Principal . Jerome Stadin . Stanley Emas Georgia Smith . Boris Prstojevich . Theodora Lachman . Jules Snitzer . Irvin Santo . jerry Faber . Charles Brower . Harvey Feldman . Stavros Milonas Alven Goldman . Marjorie Hunter . Patricia Hedtkamp . June Chervitz . Bernice Kanterman . Charles Krug. VIOLA . Gertrude Klearman . Eugene Eaton. CELLO . Susanne Wilmers, Principal . Alvin Molos . Leonard Ziegenmeyer. BASS v1oL . Winiiii cohen . Ervin Davis. HORNS . Robert Ferraez . Sallee Thomas . Nick Karakas. TRUMPET . Franklin Haspiel . Ted Anastas . Arnold Levin. TROMBONE . Milton Rudy. FLUTE . Margaret Carlson. CLARINET . Robert A. Jeffries . jerry Gotler . Austin Tashma. PIANO q. Harold Zabrack, Overture . Emanuel Sutter, Rehearsal. DRUMS . Emanuel Sutter . Buster Slate. SEVENTY'FIVE The Pan American Club, Fall l-erm EARLY in the term the Pan American Club had as its guest Senor Quiros of Ecuador. Later we had several interesting movies about South and Central America. The club visited the Art Museum to see Mrs. Carroll Dodge's exhibit of Guatemalan textiles, and Mrs. Dodge related many interesting things about Guatemala. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Shirley Fulbright, President . Charles Meyerson, Vzce President . Maverine Barr, Secretary . Patricia Kelly, Treasurer . Eleanor Dubinsky, Marvin Grossman, Libby Jaffe, Executive Board . Miss Winnie Timf mons, Sponsor. MEMBERS, FALL TERM . Virginia Bean . Jack Barenfeld . Georgia Barsam Adelyn Challis . Evelyn Cooper . Alan Farber . Rosalie Funk . Eleanor Ghertner . Marion Gordon . Eugene Guttin . Beryl Heller . Ruth Hian Kay Lawler . Rochelle Lieberman . Betty McDowell . Frances McDowell Evangeline Menas . Ethel Niman . Jacqueline Neville . Mary C'Toole . Patricia Parker . Delores Poole . Ruth Portman . Geraldine Rosen . Rosemary Schaeffer . Amy Schloss . Phyllis Shever . Gerry Smith . Bernice Stern Claire Sullivan . Mary Frances Thompson . jack Trugman. TI-IE SCHIP Tl-IE SCRIP -l-he pan American Club, Spring l-erm THE PAN AMERICAN CLUB was formed four terms ago to enable those interested to learn more about the people and the customs of our northern and southern neighbors. Varied and interesting programs are presented each term. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Shirley Fulbright, President . Patricia Kelly, Vice President . Kay Lawler, Secretary . Jack Trugman, Treasurer . Georgia Barsum, Rosalie Funk, and Mary O'Toole, Executive Board . Miss Winnie Tim- mons, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Evelyn Cooper . Eleanor Dubinsky . Alan Farber . Arlene Fischman . Eileen Grossman . Eugene Guttin . Lucille Hampson . Evelyn Helfman . Beryl Heller . Meredith Lee Hunter . Libby Jaffe . Aaron Kram Theodora Lachman . Rochelle Lieberman . Betty McDowell . Frances McDowell Evangeline Menas . Ethel Niman . Joe Oppenheimer . Geraldine Rosen Maury Schwartz . Sammye Schwartz . Bernard Stern . Bernice Stern . Claire Sullivan . Mary Frances Thompson . Estelle Toybes. SEVENTYfSEVEN i xf Ulf X ,ii , 1 N x, ND s. E .SI N X 5 The Philatelic Society THE PRIME purpose of the Philatelic Society is to provide an opportunity for philate' lists to discuss this fascinating hobby, exchange information, and promote good fellowf ship. Meetirigs are divided into three parts: business, discussion, the buying, selling, and trading of stamps. Stamp auctions are held frequently. Members also take turns in making attractive exhibits for the cIub's bulletin board in the first floor corridor. Any Soldanite interested in stamps is invited to attend our meetings. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . jack Magner, President . Richard Lattner, Vice President . Morris Gold, Treasurer . Louis Rosen, Secretary , Miss Mabel Easterbrook, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . jack Magner, President . Richard Lattner, Vice President . Franklin Sclair, Secretaryffreasurer . Miss Mabel Easterbrook, Sponsor. MEMBERS . jack Barenfeld . Albert Dien . Saul Dien . Lester Ettman Harry Fine . Morris Gold . Merle Gossman . Richard Lattner . jack Magner Irving Malnik . Louis Rosen . Franklin Sclair. TI-IE SCIQIP r' ,nl I ry 1 I Tl-IE SCRIP P 51' The Pickering Club THE PICKERING CLUB recently celebrated its twentyfiifth anniversary. The increasing popularity of the club is largely due to the helping and unselfish hand of Boss Olson. In its quarter of a century of existence the club has accumulated many books on astronomy, and has acquired two fine telescopes, one built by Boss The various committees plan timely picnics, lively discussions, and occasional star trips. OFFICERS, FALL TERM, . Sidney Wiseman, President . Bernice Wels, Vice President . Gloria Abrams, Secretary . David Simon, Treasurer . Harley E. Olson, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Maury Schwartz, President . David Simon, Vice President . Betty Baranick, Secretary . Thelma Snyder, Treasurer . Harley E. Olson, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Miriam Axelbaum . Frances Baker . Phillip Berg . Celeste Brown . Rosylin Cloch . Frances Darach . Eleanor Dubinsky . Robert Evans Gerry Goldberg . Elizabeth Hahn . Ervin jackson . Sylvia Kaplan . Carl Katzen . jack Kwiatek . Norman Leventhal . Sue Lovier . Marvin Marshall James Petty . Frieda Pultman . Lucille Rinderer . joe Rosenbaum . Lillian Sapot . Marilyn Schneider . Harry Seltzer . Dora Specter . Virginia Wall Marvin Whyman . jackie Wilder. SEVENTY-NINE The Projectionists, Service Club THE PROJECTIONISTS' SERVICE CLUB is the newest organization at Soldan and has already proved itself one of the most useful. Since its beginning in 1941 under the lead' ership of Mr. Lyon, it has become more popular every term. The purpose of the club is twofold: Hrst, to teach the members how to run projection equipment of all kinds, and second, to provide classes with a more modern means of education through Elms and slides. The members are chosen on the recommendation of their advisers. During their first term the new members are trained by Mr. Lyon and the older members. They are then called upon to operate the projectors for a class, or sometimes for the whole school in the auditorium. The service is greatly appreciated by the teachers. MEMBERS . Benny Duhov . Irving Feldman . Hershel Frankel . Robert Jefferis . Everett Kling , Marvin Kling . Clark Kraft . Herman Kraus Herbert Lorig . Jack Magner . Raymond Marcus . Burton Mayfield . Gerald Miller . Stavros Milonas . Hugh Pickering . Larry Raskin . Marvin Rennard Irving Rush . Allen Shifrin . Marshall Stone . Dan Tabachnick . Albert Urmer. THE SCRIP EIGHTY lp Tl-IE SCRIP I -my aww The Soldan Red Cross Surgical Dressing Unit THE SOLDAN RED CRoSs SURGICAL DRESSING UNIT, as its name implies, makes dress' ings every Saturday morning at the Masonic Horne, to he used in hospitals and overseas. The unit has made over 20,000 dressings since October. RED CROSS CHAIRMAN . Mrs. Jane Iverson. MEMBERS . Eileen Baum . Evelyn Brockmeier . Marian Bruno . Irene Chervitz . Beverly Cohen . jane Covington . Bonnie Deck . Gloria Eerschtf man . Ruhy Fishman . Rosalie Garfinkel . Frances Gassmann . Geraldine Goldberg . Muriel Goldenson . Estelle Goldstein . Helen Hamilton . Diane Hawkins . Helen Hoffman . Ruchelle Hoffman , Carol johnsey . Patricia Kelley . Betty Lou Kiehn . Gertrude Klearman . Esther Krohn . Shirley Lipman Kay Lawler . Evelyn Lever . Arlene Lipkind . Helene Manheimer . Mildred Mar- gulis . Clare Markle . Dorothy Meyer . Audrey Mitchell . jean Mitchell . Jacque' line Moreau . Ruth Murphy . Elsie Passer . Laura Belle Pearon . Lillian Schachter Dolores Schneider . Marie Seever . Irene Sigaloff . Eleanor Simmons . Dora Specter . Marie Stillman . Jean Stunick . Rosemary Suess . Ruth Toile . Betty Warner. EIGHTY-ONE Ni- Mmi Mwst LLM' The Scrippage Staff, Fall Term SCRIPPAGE, at the present time, is published by a carefully selected editorial staff under the supervision of Miss Cameron, who is the faculty sponsor. The Scrippage group meets during school hours as a class, and its work is like that of a large publif cation. The material to be used is sent to the printer on Wednesday morning. The printer returns the proofs that same evening, and the staif then makes the dummy copy, On Thursday morning, the corrected proofs and the dummy are returned to the printer, who delivers the printed copies ready for distribution on Friday morning. Editorfi'nfCliief ..........., Sidney Weissniziii Assistant Editor . ..... Esther Ludwig News Editors . . Herman Zimbalist, Bernice Wels Sports Editors . . Robert Aulgur, Martin Tessler Feature Editors . . Gloria Abrams, Charles Meyerson Alumni Editor . ..... Sylvia Bickotf Exchange Editors Rosalie Axelbaum, Aida Mellman Humor Editors . Ruth Pultman, Dorothy Greenwald Club Editor . ...... Evelyn Ellman Reporters . ...... Members of the Scrippage Class FACULTY SPONSORS Faculty Editor . ........ Miss M. M. Cameron Business Manager . . Mr. J. H. Herwig EIGHTY-TWO Tl-IE SCRIP The Serippage Stall, Spring Term THERE are many things that happen in Soldan. The only way to note them for everyf one is to record them in a newspaper. Soldan has such a newspaper, Scrippage, in which all things of interest will he found. The name, incidentally, comes from the gifted pen of Willizini Shakespeare, who in his play As You Like It says, Not with hag and luggage, hut with Scrip and Scrippagef' EditorfmfCl1ief Assistant Editor News Editor . Sports Editor Alumni Editor Feature Editor Exchange Editor Humor Editor . Reporters . . Faculty Editor Business Manager EIL-HTY THREE . .... Members of FACULTY SPONSORS Mi . Horst Petzall . Amy Schloss , Octavia Bean Leland Goldstein . john Wzird Roger Hyndman Melviii Bierman jerry Schneider the Serippage Class ss Helen C, Koch Mr. J. H. Herwig ff, V . 4-2 Wlf-'rl W ei 01? The Service Club, Spring Term SERVICE CLUB members are always on hand to do those little necessary tasks which aid so greatly in the running of the school. Each member of the organization devotes one period of each school day to serving his or her school. The duties range from running errands to assisting the doctor. In addition to eagerness to serve, high scholasf tic standing is a basic requirement for membership. Each term the members of the Soldan Service Club treat new students from outfoff town schools or other high schools to a party. The purpose of the getftogether is to acquaint them with Soldan. These gatherings have always been successful and entertaining. OFFICERS . Ruth Bender, President . Abe Braverman, Vice President . Bernadine Kessler, Secretary . Valerie Ostfeld, 'Treasurer . Tom Pocost, Marshal . Miss Blanche Higgins, Sponsor. IXTEMBERS . Wzinda Alexander . Jeanette Arnowitz . Miriam Axelbaum Shirley Babacl . Betty Baranick . Georgia Barsam . Kenneth Baum . Goldie Becker . Leonard Beitch . Ruth Bender . Aaron Bernstein . Rosalie Bernstein Tl-IE SCRIP TI-IE SCRIP Sam Bernstein . Mildred Blum . Abe Braverman . Leonora Bron . Harvey Brown . Shirley Brown . Margaret Bussey . Rudy Catanzaro . Keith Chandler Esther Chazen . Melvin Chazen . Beverly Cohen . Leonard Cohen . Evelyn Cooper . jane Covington . Peggy Crowley . Albert Dien . Saul Dien . Sheila Downs . Eleanor Dubinsky . Mildred Dubinsky . Warren Dygert . Gwen Lee Ebert . Joy Epstein . Rosalie Evraiif . Shirley Feinstein . Beverly Feld' berg . Eleanor Feldberg . Betty Feldman . Harvey Feldman . Jerome Feldman Marion Feldman . Shirley Feldman . Mollie Fine . Madonna Finkeldei . Michael Frederick . Irvin Friedman . June Friedman . Shirley Fulbright . Rosalie Funk Dolores Gentle . jane Glover . Allen Glubok . Alvin Goldberg .Muriel Gold- enson . Radine Goldman . Shirley Goodman . Albert Greenblatt . jane Goz Allen Greenstein . Mary Guinn . Helen Hamilton . Marilyn Handler . Jane Heil . Betty Heim . Roberta Heiman . Beryl Heller . Nancy Heman . Audrey Hoffman . Gloria Hoffman . Lawrence Hoffman . Albert Horwitz . Walter Huff . Meredith Hunter . Libby Jaffe . Marilyn Johnsey . Cleland Juenger Alvin Kauffman . Ellen Kaufmann . Betty Kerman . Bernadine Kessler . Nathan Kirschner . Robert Kisslinger . Marcella Klaven . Gertrude Klearman . Col' leen Koestering . June Kohner . Evelyn Koldun . Clark Kraft . Muriel Kranzberg . Henry Kraus . Harold Kravin . Esther Krohn . Doris Kubernick Sybil Kulefsky. EIGHTY FIVE MW Wei ,W A -I-he Service Club, Spring Term Florence Lasky . Beverly Levin , Dorothy Levy . Gene Lancaster . Geraldine Larson . Beatrice Lieberman . Rochelle Lieberman . Dempsey Limbaugh . Arline Lipkind . Dolores Lott . Phyllis Lott . Laura Lee Luedde . Irving Malnik Helene Manheimer . Raymond Marcus . Shirley Martin . Ludwig Mayer , joy Mehler . Evangeline Menas . Bob Mendelson . LeRoy Menzemer . Dorothy Meyer . Alvin Molos , Helene Nassauer . Gaynor Nelson . Ralph Nelson Frieda Newman . Robert Newman . Shirley Newman . joe Oppenheimer Valerie Ostfeld . Elsie Passer . Vivian Perez . Bessie Perlin . jean Pevnick Ray Pigg . Tom Pocost . Betty Pope . Marie Putney . Evelyn Pretsky . Larry Raskin . Lucille Richmond . Lucille Rinderer . Irvin Roselman . Geraldine Rosen . joseph Rosenbaum . Harold Rosenthal . Betty Roth . Estelle Ruback Phyllis Rubin . Gerald Rudolph . Flora Rush . Sidney Savanosky . Amy Schloss . Jerome Schneider . Jurgen Schorsch . Milton Schraier . Maury Schwartz . Marie Seever . Mae Seigel . Sally Seigel . Stanley Shapiro . Corinne Shear . Adeline Sher . Bertha Shenker . LaVerne Silberberg . Doris Silverf Tl-IE SCRIP EIGHTYfSE TI-IE SCRIP man . David Simon . Martha Slay . Arline Sokolik . Stanley Sokolik . Louis Sorkin . Mildred Spector . Irene Spencer . Charles Statler . Frances Stein' lverg . Bernice Stelzer . Bernice Stern . Ruth Tannenbaum . Molly Trachtman jack Trugman . Spencer Tyler . Lillian Voda . Edward Waddingtcin . Jeanne Waldman . Louise Wall . Leonard Walts . Helen Weil . Sondra Weinshelf baum . Sonia Weinstein . Paul Weisman . Alvin Wenneker . Edith Werner Dorothy Whittemore . Maurice Williams . Gene Winter . Cynthia Wolff Max Wolfsberg . William Young . Duane Zollman . Frances Weenick. wi in Lil liput p All! I f A I i Annum wnfig Jw WEB:-'ll 7 vigil-'ul 'raw Jil 'sud ' E3 llqpj! I u nviig lllllll ' 'fair Tiinlugy x lfivrvlgiu ..,, .gf VEN The Science and Mathematics Club THE SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS CLUB, under the sponsorship of Mr. Wilscnn, has been steadily increasing in membership. The Magic Show, presented by the members of the club under the guidance of Mr. Wilson, proved to be a huge success and mystif fied the large audience. The club members discuss interesting subjects on chemistry, physics, and mathematics. Some of the topics discussed were: Chemistry in Warfare, Radar, Alloys, Navigation, and Astronomy. This spring term the club plans to have a picnic. All who are interested in science and mathematics are invited to join. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Carroll Markivee, President . Abe Pultman, Vice President . Bess Perlin, Secretary . Norman Elfanbaum, Treasurer . Martin C. Wilscun, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Abe Pultman, President . Bess Perlin, Vice President . Jerome Feldman, Secretary . Herman Kraus, Treasurer . Martin C. Wilscin, Sponsor. THE SCRIP , x v'IpiKfi f'11 ' JJ' M . THE SCRIP , ji! Societas Latina SOCIETAS LATINA, under the sponsorship of Miss Cunningham, encourages Soldan's Latin students to keep alive the memory of ancient Roman customs and amusements. A weekly program is held, consisting of games, crossword puzzles, and contests which enable the memhers to increase their knowledge and at the same time to enjoy themf selves. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Carroll Markivee, President . Rudy Catanzaro, Vice President . Marion Wilscvn, Secretary . Charles Poticha, Treasurer . Miss Nellie Cunningham, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Rudy Catanzaro, President . Amy Schloss, Vice President . Shirley Feinstein, Secretary . Zella Zuckerman, Treasurer . Miss Nellie Cunningham, Sponsor. 52, MEMBERS . Ruth A ams . Shirley Bahad . Aaron Berstein . Ahe Braver- man . Leonora Bron . Albert Dien . Saul Dien . Harold Gold . Helen Grant . Marcella Kaner . Bernadine Kessler . LaVerne Lehr . james Maas Bob Mendelson . Gerald Newport . joe Oppenheimer . Marion Prsrojevitch Marie Putney . Alan Shifrin . Marion Wilscuii . Max Wcvlfsherg. EIGHTYfNINE The golden Solid genders THE YEAR 1944 finds the Soldan Solid Senders soaring to greater heights under the sponsorship of Mr. Arnold Zopf. In the past year the Senders have participated in many shows and school dances. Among them were the Student Stumhlef' the Turf key Hop, the Tiger Drag, and the Valentines Day Dance. In the theatrical line they have played at the various band shows, at Open House, and at the Gym Meet which was held at Beaumont. The Senders have played several times for the soldiers during the last term and are very proud to do their small bit in the war effort. Quality, a word which means work, work, and more work, is closely observed by the Senders, who rehearse on their own time and endeavor to perfect their arrangements in order to give performances of high quality. Their arranger, Franklin Haspiel, has contributed many arrangements which have added immensely to the quality of the performances. Needless to say, hecause of their many rehearsals and ine arrange' ments, the Senders are rated as a very fine organization-an organization of which Soldan is justly proud. To top off everything, their vocalist and front man, Herman Romhom, known on the radio as Bill Bailey, does a very good job of vocalizing. The Senders will miss him greatly after the june graduation. Lost by the january graduation were Bill Buechner, a very good first trumpet man, Tl-IE SCRIP NINETY Tl-IE SCRIP and Harold Lazaroif, fine alto sax man. In the forthcoming year the organization will lose four outstanding soloists by the june graduation. In the sax section Marvin Weinshelbaum and Dale Billings, two terrific tenor sax men, will be gone after graduf ation. In the brass section Milton Rudy, first trombone, will be greatly missed, and our wellfknown trumpet jam man, Ted Anastas, who has a wide variety of ideas and a very good range, will be missed after graduation. Having the support of the student body of Soldan High, the Senders feel honored to continue to furnish for Soldan High School the highest type of entertainment possible. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Herman Rombom QBill Baileyj, Front Mari and Vocalist . Franklin Haspiel, Arranger . Mr. Arnold Zopf, Sponsor. FIRST TRUMPET . Franklin Haspiel . Bill Buechner fgraduatedj. SECOND TRUMPET . Ted Anastas . Arnold Levin. THIRD TRUMPET . David Geffen. FIRST TROMBONE . Milton Rudy. SECOND TROMBONE . jerry Canis. THIRD TROMBONE . Carl Katzen. FIRST ALTO SAX . Ted Goldstein . Herbert Oberlag. SECOND TENOR SAX . Marvin Weinshelbaum. FOURTH TENOR SAX . Dale Billings . George Haspiel. THIRD ALTO SAX . Jack Zimmerman. BARITONE SAX . Martin Coplon. 'sf lg I' S7 Sign as . . U Q 2 Q W .fs ' ml 4, 'I- 16 9 v I' M5322 Wi? 59 Smg NINETY ONE Thewar Stamp and Bond Committee, Fall Term THE WAR STAMP AND BOND COMMITTEE, under the co-chairmanship of Don Finger and Jerome Baum, and under the sponsorship of Miss Brown, began to sell stamps and bonds during the third week of the term. Previous to the first sale a bond rally was held, during which six Soldan heroes spoke. Their speeches so inspired the student body that the Hrst sale totaled S14,742.85. Every Tuesday morning stamps and bonds are sold to the advisory groups during the advisory period. This plan provides a splendid opportunity for the student body to aid in bringing the war to an end. The sales for the term were approximately fB15'0,000, an average of over 57,000 per week. Student participation in the purchase of stamps and bonds was 98.9 per cent, placing Soldan fourth among the St. Louis high schools. MEMBERS . Jerome Baum . Ruth Bender . Abe Braverman . Norman Elfanf baum . Don Finger . Muriel Goldenson . Eileen Gorlick . Evelyn Helfman Roger Hyndman . Bernadine Kessler . Marigene Krummenacher . Jerome Lerner . Dempsey Limbaugh . jean Mitchell . Gerald Newport . Ruth Port- man . Herman Roodman . Lewis Sachs . Phyllis Shever . Marvin Sokolik Edith Werner. Tl-IE SCRIP Tl-IE SCRIP Thewar Stamp and Bond Committee, Springl-erm THE WAR STAMP AND BOND COMMITTEE is an organization composed of a chosen group of students who act to promote the sale of war stamps and bonds. This group has now been functioning for five terms under the able sponsorship of Miss Brown. However, as Miss Brown has been granted a leave of absence, Miss Ruth Zacher has now assumed the guidance of the organization. The total sales for the first seven weeks of this semester have been Sl8,710.7'i. Cwing to the efforts of this committee, the school will be able to buy and name a medium bomber. OFFICERS . Marvin Solcolik and Dempsey Limbaugh, CofChairmen , Miss Ruth Zacher, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Melvin Appelman . Norman Appelman . Ruth Bender . Abe Braverman . Shirley Feinstein . Eileen Gorelick . Evelyn Helfman . Joann Hoell . Allan Holtzman . Roger Hyndman . Bernadine Kessler . Arthur Krusz Beverly Levin . Leonard Lerner . Rose Lum . jean Mitchell . Gerald New' port . Herman Roodman . Patricia Roth . Adeline Sher . Sidney Siegfried Louise Wall . Bill Wightmaii. NINETYVFHREE The Young Citizens, Board, Fall Term THE YOUNG CITIZENS' BOARD is the representative council of the student body. On the board there are twelve members from each of the four upper term classes. This term the work of the board has been restricted to the very important job of selling war stamps and bonds. The board did, however, ind time to take over the lunch room situation, and to institute a system which has greatly facilitated lunch room service and has relieved the overburdened and shorthanded staff of workers. This term we were fortunate to have Miss Brown as sponsor, and we are grateful for her splendid leadership. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Donald Finger, President . Ruth Portman, Vice Presif dent . Muriel Goldenson, SecretaryfTrea.su'fer . Miss Louise W. Brown, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Ruth Bender . Rose Cohen . Donald Finger . Muriel Goldenf son . Gayle Hausman . Dempsey Limbaugh . Richard Lunan . Gerald Newport Rita Poole . Ruth Portman . Martin Silk . Edith Werner. Tl-IE SCRIP NINETY FOUR THE SCRIP The Young Citizens' Board, Spring Term THE YOUNG CITIZENS' BOARD is the student organization of Soldan that represents the four upper terms of students. In the process of selecting members, the upper term students nominate their representatives, and on Young Citizens' Day the elections are held by separate terms. This term Miss Zacher has very kindly consented to be our sponsor, and has given us valuable aid. The most important work that the Young Citizens' Board has sponsored this term is the sale of war stamps and bonds. The Board has worked in cofoperation with the War Stamp and Bond Committee in furthering this project. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Gerald Newport, Chairman . Ruth Bender, Vice Chairman . Bernadine Kessler, Secretary Treasurer . Miss Ruth Zacher, Sponsor. MEMBERS, SPRING TERM . Ruth Bender . Shirley Feinstein . Donald Finger . Muriel Goldenson . Bernadine Kessler . Arthur Krusz . Dempsey Limbaugh . Gerald Newport . Herman Roodman . Martin Silk . Marvin Sokolik . Edith Werner . William Wightman. NINETY FIVE The Young Citizens, Committee ol Advisory Representatives, Fall -l-erm TI-IE YOUNG CITIZENS, COMMITTEE OF ADVISORY REPRESENTATIVES was organized as an intermediary body between the Young Citizens' Board and the student body. This committee is composed of one elected member from each advisory group. This term its chief duty has become the sale Of war stamps and bonds in the different advisory groups. On each Tuesday morning the members take orders, collect the money in their respective groups, and purchase the stamps for the whole group. The establish' ment of this system has brought about a great increase in the total sales. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . john Dowdy, President . Alice Wallace, Secretary' Treasurer . Miss Louise W. Brown, Sponsor. TI-IE SCRIP TI-IE SCRIP The young Citizens, Committee ol Advisory Representatives, Spring Term OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Melvin Bierman, Chairman . Herbert Lorig, Vice Chairman . john Dowdy, Reporter . Miss Ruth Zacher, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Dolores Babchick . Leonard Beitch . Melvin Bierman . George Brelias . Gilbert Brinkmeyer , Wilma Burkoff . june Chervitiz . Evelyn Cooper . Eugene Cunningham . John Dowdy . Don Dwyer . Delores Eaker Yetta Egel . Aaron Fadern . Irvin Feldman '. Robert Ferraez . Joe Finebloom Shirley Fulbright . Delores Gentle . Ethel Glickman . Betty Hauser . Harold Hoffman . Harrison Howe . Walter Huff . Bernice Krevin . Kay Lawler Rosalind Lending . Herbert Lorig . Mildred Margulis . Ludwig Mayer . Ken' neth Mays . Calvin Miller . Jacqueline Moreau . Richard Pessin . Robert Posen . Dennis Puccio . Sidney Schricr . Nancy Schucart . Allen Shifrin Ronald Sissors . Donald Smith . Bonavier Twichell . Jeanne Waldman . Lenard Walts . Melvin Willick . Gene Zafft. NINETY'SEVEN V4 7 Q Q gfglfgfffllh L iz, gym Q Q1 9 wk Sv,-557 J f-9 .' , if Q? ,yZfP'gx,, !3W!jff,yg gl! A Q O93 Wffx : X K 1 1 ' I 'f N Ke' NCQ? -ff-I-- fe q 'ZS Y vi QP, 'E ww? i LEZXZJ l 'VL N :Kg xXJv 'L I X.. 1' Ei? 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The main cogs in the line were to be the returning regulars: Ralp Gauen at the pivot position, Bob Aulgur at guard, and Ed Eixler and lim Petty, tackles. However, the Tigers suffered a great loss when Mel Heller and Ralph Gauen were called into military service before the first game, and Jim Hubbard soon followed after being able to play in only three. That powerful backfield combination and vetf eran line was weakened greatly by these losses. Mr. von Lehsten, therefore, had to fill the vacancies with inexperienced boys under the draft age. The first and traditional game was with the East St. Louis Flyers at East St. Louis, The Tigers were able to cross the goal in the first quarter and seemed to be the better team, but the Flyers came back, led by their AllfState backfield ace, Bob Hinkle, and ended the game with a 20f7 victory. However, after comparing the scores, this was the toughest game for the Champion East St. Louis Elyers. With defeat still in mind, the Tigers met the McKinley Goldbugs. They had the ONEfHUNDRED determination to win and won the first league opener, 12fO. They then had two weeks before another league contest and therefore used this time to play a game with St. Louis U. High. This was one of the most thrilling games of the season. The Tigers were winning 12f6 until the last minute, when St. Louis U. completed a long pass and made the kick good to win the game. The Tigers then met the Beaumont Bluejackets at the Public School Stadium and didn't seem able to stop the Bluejackets' fast charging Russ Steager. This, however, was one of Beaumont's toughest games. Soldan lost, l8fO. Next in line were the Roosevelt Rough Riders. They had a powerful line and fine interference. They would get deep into the Tiger's territory and lose it on downs, only to receive it again from a kick by Gayle Hausmann. This was truly a defensive game for the Tigers. The final results were in Roosevelt's favor, 13f0. The ClevelandfSoldan game was entirely in favor of Cleveland until the remaining minutes of the game. A fresh bunch of Soldan substitutes were able to go over twice in the last five minutes, but failed to even up the score. The game ended with the Tigers ready to cross again and a score of 26f19. When the Tigers met the Redwings, there was no dispute as to who was the better team. Bob Aulgur, the Tigers' left guard, was the big gun, moving like a flash and breaking up the Redwings' attacks and causing them to fumble constantly. Soldan would recover and go over for a touchdown. The game ended with a 31-6 score in favor of Soldan. The last game for the Soldan eleven was a great upset for the Longhorns. The Tigers' hard-charging line and the excellent signal calling by Carol Wood were enough to give the Soldan team a fine record and end the season successfully. The final score was 19f7. At the end of the season the local newspapers gave honor to individuals who deserved it. Soldan was represented on every team by the captain, Bob Aulgur. He was chosen on the AllfDistrict and All'City teams of the Post, Globe, and Star news- papers. He was chosen at the left guard spot by the St. Louis Quarterbacks Club and missed being chosen the outstanding lineman by one vote. Others who received honor were Jim Petty and Ed Fixler. Jim was chosen on the AllfCity team of the Globe. Ed was the second string AllfDistrict and All-City choice of the Starf'Times. Those who received letters for the 1943 season are: Wilbert Adler, Robert Aulgur, Henri Caquelard, Eddy Fixler, Aaron Gorman, Gayle Hausmann, jim Hubbard, Beryl Kohn, Allen Kutner, Harold Lewis, Richard Lunan, joe Liberman, joe Marenus, Kenneth McClain, jim Petty, Dick Roemerman, Ben Viscuso, Martin Silk, Larry Winkler, and Carol Wood. Dave Alper and John Slater received certificates for being managers. ONE-HUNDRED-ONE TI-IE SCRIP v The BGSIQQLCGII -I-Zdm SOLDAN opened the basketball season by playing two nonfleague contests. In the initial game, Soldan won from a weak McBride Hve, and a week later lost to East St. Louis, 4360. During the Christmas Normandy Tournament, Soldan defeated St. James and McBride, and then lost to Bismarck in the last thirty seconds of the game, 3933. In the first league contest, Soldan defeated Roosevelt, 24flO, After defeating McKinf ley and losing to Beaumont, Southwest, and St. Louis U. High, Coach von Lehsten changed from a fast break to a slow breaking outfit. With the new break, Soldan defeated Central, 34f37, and a week later played Cleveland to a 23f23 tle until Cleve' land sank a basket in the last minute of play. This basket won the game, 2523. After that hardffought game, Soldan Came back without any trouble, defeating Blewett, 4lf30, and bringing the interscholastic season to an end. ln the subfregional tournament, the Gold and Brown seemed to awaken, winning from Berkeley and losing a very close game in the semihnals to Brentwood, to close the season. The following boys received letters: Captain Marvin Shatzman, Leland Goldstein, Wilbiir Adler, Jack Motherway, Bob Metz, Bob Portnoy, Eddie Fixler, Dick Lunan, and Ken Matsumoto. Tl-IE SCRIP Tl-IE SCRIP -I-IW? C:l'166I' Leaders THE SOLDAN CHEER LEADERS went through another successful season, leading large crowds at the football and basketball games. At the beginning of the fall term only Captain Sam Weintraub, Hermie Rombom, and Phil Eisen were left from last year's squad. These boys immediately went to work making new cheers and reviving old favorites, A new cheer called Tiger's Claw was made, and the old cheer Boomf alackau was set to one of the most original set of motions ever seen in any school. In October, elections for new cheer leaders were held to increase the squad to six. The turnout of boys was the largest in many years. The school then met in the audi' torium, and the new boys performed for the school. Those elected were Sheppard Ellis, Morris Fox, and Marvin Bierman. After solving the manpower shortage for the fall term, the squad ran into the same difhculty again in january, when it lost two of the three standbys from the 1943 team. They were Captain Sam Weintraub, lost through graduation, and Phil Eisen, transferred to another school. The boys elected Hermie Rombom as captain for the spring term. The team is young, but with continued practice will develop into another outstanding squad. ONE HUNDREDfTHREE ,ff hff'Ml' wi ily gf 1 ' fLe,ZLeA, The G. A. A. THE SCRIP NOT Too many years ago, a group of Soldan girls got together and petitioned their gymnasium teachers to organize a girls' athletic club somewhat similar to that of the hoysf Through the years the cluh developed into one of Soldan's largest organif :ations-W-the Girls' Athletic Association of today. If during the fall season you should hear, Serve out or Spike it, coming from the Girls' Gym, don't hecome alarmed. The memhers of G. A. A. are getting prepared for their volleyhall tournament. Simi' lar remarks, such as, l'Take a free throw or Stop, you're overguardingf' are heard during the spring season when the girls are preparing for their haskethall tournament. But whatever the season, you can he sure that these girls are having an enjoyahle time and simultaneously getting the exercise they need. Besides the sports already mentioned, memhers of G. A. A. enjoy hasehall, soccer, pingfpong, shufilefhoard, had' minton, and aerial darts. The G. A. A, awards are made on the hasis of points, which may he acquired hy participating in team games, in individual sports, hy passing a posture test, hy winning honors in gymnastic tests, and hy scholastic achievement. A small chenille S is awarded when Eve hundred points have been earned, a large S is awarded after the memher has earned one thousand points. The Missouri State Physical Education Department makes an award of a red, white, and blue chenille It may he awarded to seniors of G. A. A. who have a high scholarship record for the preceding ONEfHUNDRED FOUR .1 year. Members of G. A. A. who serve as gymnasium and G. A. A. helpers for a year may receive a Soldan Activity Seal. The G. A. A., under the capable sponsorship of Miss Roos and Miss Watt, continues not only to give enjoyment to its members, but also to stimulate such fine traits as cofoperation, fair play, and good sportsmanship. The G. A. A. is helping to make better citizens for tomorrow! OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Mary Alice Wood, President . Eleanor Simmons, Vice President . Bess Perlin, Secretaryf'1'reasu:'er . Miss Charlotte Roos, Miss Ann O. Watt, Sponsors. H OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Betty Sutter, President . Ruth Bender, Vice President . jackie Hayes, Secretaryffreasurer . Miss Charlotte Roos, Miss Ann O. Watt, Sponsors. SMALL S, FALL TERM . Paula Brown . Dolly Cohen . Gertrude Davis Patricia Frigerio . Mary Guinn . Helen Harviell . Margaret Jensen . Doris Kramer . Barbara Koehler . La Verne Lehr . Arleen Lipkind . Vivian Perez Betty Powers . Evelyn Schreiber . Mae Siegel . Jean Weinrich . Dorothy Whittemore. SMALL S, SPRING TERM . Frances Benert . Margaret Bonetto . Wilma Burkoff . Jeanette Cook . Rosalie Evraiff . Delores Gentle . Alberta Hoeltge Gertrude Klearman . Florence Lasky . Carol Laycob . Valerie Ostfeld . Bess Perlin . Susan Sichel . BonavierreTwitche1l . Mary Alice Wood. LARGE S, FALL TERM . Evelyn Cooper . Florence Harviell . Virginia Hodgman . Alma Milligan . Susan Sichel . Zella Zuckerman. LARGE S, SPRING TERM . Rosemary Elkins . Hilde Gutman . Regina Hancock . Mary Hurley . Minette Levinson . Shirley Lee Larson . Geraldine Larson . Rose Mariam . Delores Plinski. MISSOURI M, FALL TERM . Evelyn Cooper . Constance Hayes . Geralf dine Larson . Minette Levinson . Laura Lee Luedde . Alma Milligan . Delores Plinski . Susan Sichel. MISSOURI M, SPRING TERM . Marion Dodge . Mary Hurley. ACTIVITY SEAL, FALL TERM . Minette Levinson . Susan Sichel . Betty Sutter. ACTIVITY SEAL, SPRING TERM . Marilyn Caplan . Geraldine Larson. ONE-HUNDRED-FIVE THE SCRIP The Gym Club A SOUND mind in a sound body. This has been the motto of the Gym Club from the time it was organized by Dr. Otto M. Koenig in 1918 up to the present term. Since its organization, the enrollment of the club has steadily increased, the enrollment now being upwards of eighty, the largest the club has ever known. Several weeks after the term began, organized practice on the apparatus was held on Wednesday's and Fridays, and since many boys worked on these days, a daily practice from eight to eightffortyfiive in the morning was inaugurated. Though the process of building a good gymnast is a very slow one, several new members proved themselves to be good team material in a very short time. The club was in the spotlight three times here at school during the year. The first occasion was late in the fall term, when those skilled in tumbling gave an exhibition on the stage during an assembly. The Mothers' Club enjoyed the second performance by the club, and prospective team members showed their stuff on thc stage to provide part of the entertainment for Open House spectators. These exhibitions enable the boys of the school to get a better conception of what goes on in the club: consequently there is a broader knowledge of and a keener interest in apparatus work. Tl-IE SCRIP ONEfHUNDRED SIX . TI-IE SCRIP CFFICERS, SPRING AND FALL TERMS . james Day, President . Jerry Schneider, Vice President . Lloyd Reese, SecretaryfTreasure-r . Harold Lainoff, Sid Schrier, Sergeant'atfArms . Eugene Lockwood, Ca-rtoonist . A. H. Plag, Sponsor. MEMBERS . George Balanag . Henry Bargmann . Russell Bastien . Harvey Becker . Aaron Bernstein . Glenn Boyles . Paul Bozwell . Hayward Buck' ingham . Charlton Bradshaw . Thomas Branson . Donald Brasloff . William Bradley . Gilbert Brinkmeyer . jack Brooks . Charles Brower . Norvell Brown Donald Brazzal . Donald Bribna . William Buckingham . joe Caruso . Carl Charles . David Cohen . Joe Cottone 1. Gene Cunningham . Marvin David' son . Billy Dodd . Kay Downen . Philip Eisen . Robert Elliot . Harold Ellis . Paul Embre . Milton Farsey . Harvey Feldman . Edward Fellows . jack Fink . George Gaertner . Williard Garnett . Gegg Landers . Stanley Gold Edward Graham . Cutis Hackworth . Herman Hamm . Norman Hammer . Robert Harting . Harve Harrison . Harry Henderson . Lawrence Hoiman . Kendall Holbrook . Irwin Jackson . Dave Hoskins . Harry Hovis . Fred Kanefield Donald Kiefer . Louis Kolchinsky . Edward Kopecky . Andy Katakis . Bar' nett Klearman . Arthur Krusz . Stanley Kwiatek . Ken Lackey . Harold Lainoff . Thomas Lang . Seymour Levitt . Mayer Ludwig . Gus Mackris Carl Matlock . Lee Mautz . Ken Mays . Earl Meyer . Frank Meyer . Richard Miller . Robert Mobray . Milton Masello . Horace McCoy . Gene Packwood jack Pearson . jim Petty . Ted Phillips . Hugh Pickering . Ken Pirrie . Sidney Powell . Boris Prstojevich . Dennis Puccio . Jack Purtle . Robert Purvis james Ray . James Rayield . Philip Rauschkolb . john Reese . Lloyd Reese Charles Rhine . Hugh Richard . Don Rocca . Clarence Rockman . Don Rudf dell . Milton Rudy . Lawrence Sandler . jerry Schneider . Sidney Schrier Bobby Schultz . Maury Schwartz . Claude Sherrill . George Smith . Tyrus Smith . Marvin Solomon . Kenneth Spinser . Bob Staich . Frank Stern Wilber Stout. Harvey Tarkow . Wayne Terneus . Marcus Theodore . Pete Thurman . Don Tooloose . Chris Vlahopoulos . Jack Weatherford . Marvin Weinshelbaum . Harold Weiss . Fred Westermeyer . David Wheatley . Philip Wheatley . Robert White . jim Williams . joe Williams . Larry Winkler. ONE HUNDREDfSEVEN Q fi. ,a ,L The Gym Team THE SCRIP EVER since gymnastics was made an interscholastic sport, Soldan has always made a good showing and had a good team to represent the school. The training that the hoys undergo is very strenuous and requires much patience and enthusiasm. In order to he a good gymnast and performer, a hoy must have a fairly well developed hodv. and he must have cofordination, which makes constant practice necessary. The gymnastic meets are held once a year, and are run off on a competitive hasis. Some lwoys are more advanced gymnasts than others, and consequently they are put in a more advanced class or grade. This makes an upper grade and a lower grade, in which the hoys are put according to their ahility. To he eligihle for the meet, a hoy must he ahle to perform satisfactorily the three given exercises, and must then per' form three exercises of his own composition. Last year Soldan was a very much underrated team, yet we managed to secure third place, Blevvett taking first, and Central second. This year Soldan has one of the finest teams it has ever produced, a situation which is due largely to the ever increasing popularity of the sport. Nineteen hoys were entered in this year's meet, the largest ONEfHUNDREDfEIGHT number Soldan has ever entered. The first eight men in the lower grade will receive letters. Soldan took second place this year, just losing to Blewett by a very small number of points. The tension was very great when the announcements were being made, for many who saw the meet expected Soldan to win lirst place. Two of Soldan's boys gained top honors in the lower grade. First in the city was Don Rocca, and second was Jack Purtle. All the boys did well this year, and next year Coach Plag will have fine material out of which he can build a championship team. MEMBERS, UPPER GRADE . James Ray, Captain . Charleton Bradshaw Sydney Schrier . Gene Packwood. MEMBERS, LOWER GRADE . Shephard Ellis . Fred Kanefield . Barnett Klearman . Harold Lainoif . Kenneth Lodsey . Lee Mautz . .Jack Purtle Bob Purvis . John Reese . Lloyd Reese . Don Rocca . jerry Schneider . Charles Seacat . Marvin Solomon . Lawrence Winkler. ONE-HUNDRED-NINE THE SCRIP sis:-I' 'Digi is e ,,,x . , by an .. , ...-ww., The THE PEP CLUB of Soldan is composed of girls who are interested in athletics and in keeping the school spirit alive. The cluh is sponsored by Miss Ruth Zacher. Girls of any term are eligihle for memhership. Together, the memhers attend the foothall, lwaskethall, and hasehall games, and track meets. Each term two parties are given. One of them is for freshman girls, the other for the boys who receive letters for par' ticipation in interscholastic sports. The freshman party is given for the girls who are new at Soldan. Each semester the clulw invites them and their advisers to the frolic, Games are played and refreshments are served. All in all, it acts as a get acquainted party. The party for the lettermen is the main event of the season. Gifts are exchanged, refreshments are served in the lunchroom, and the coaches award letters to the lwoys of the various teams. The girls try to show the hoys a good time and to inspire them in their athletic amhitions. For the past three terms a membership contest has been held. The upper term girls challenge the lower term girls, The losing team treats the others to a roller skating party. Tl-IE SCIQIP ONEfTEN THE scalp The Pep Club has but one ambition-keeping school spirit in the heart of every boy and girl at Soldan! OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Barbara Koehler, President . Marjorie Williams, Vice President . Eleanor L. Simmons, 'Secretary . Mary Nicozisin, Treasurer Miss Ruth Zacher, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Jean Weinrich, President . Eleanor L. Simmons, Vice President . Dorothy Solberger, Secretary . Betty Powers, Treasurer . Miss Ruth Zacher, Sponsor. MEMBERS . Nancy Acord . Helen Aubuchon . Georgia Barsam . Eilleen Baum . Virginia Brody . Marian Bruno . Wilma Burkoff . june Chervitz Rosalind Cloch . Beverly Cohen . Dolly Cohen . Bernadine Compton . Frances Daresh . Gertrude Davis . Shirley DeWar . Lorraine Droppelman . Marjorie Edwards . Ada Fletcher . Norma Frank . Shirley Fulbright . Rochelle Goree lick . Doris Grassmann . Dorothy Greenwald . Helen Grotsky . Alberta Hoeltge . Diane Hawkins . jackie Hayes . Betty Heim . Radine jacobsohn Dorothy Kaplan . Pat Kelly . Barbara Koehler . Kay Lawler . Delores Lau: Evelyn Lever . Dorothy Levy . Bonnie Lincoln . Martha Long . Davidia Matier . Helene Manheimer . Betty McDowell , Frances McDowell . Nona Mellman . Evangeline Menas . Dorothy Meyer . De Lois Morris . Ruby Morrison . Ruth Murphy . Edith Muetze . Mary Nicozisin . Valerie Ostfeld Betty Powers . Rosalie Resnikolf . Shirley Rosen . jean Rogers . Betty Scott Lillian Schacter . Marie Seever . Eleanor Simmons . Martha Slay . Betty jean Smith . Dorothy Solberger . jane' Stoutz . Clara Sullivan . Pat Tobin Mary Frances Thompson . Virginia Wall . Patricia Walsh . Carolyn Ward Zelda Wax . Jean Weinrich . Frances Weiss . June Westlake . Marjorie Williams . Alice Whitsett , Mary Alice Wood . Zena Zuckerman. ON EPELEVEN I ,1.,, will , C k , r. ,ff .gg,,,,,5s. W. 55 fi, ,sf ' fig I A fssys' ,R k , se - ff 'Qi tiff T ' mfg k, i: :r-s-1 111s '::'f2'i ' . , ' -1' 5- -. fi- ::1'f553,5 ',5 fE:'f .5 ' i H ff Q' '- 'M'f3f'5 '- .,-,. ,. T535 t ' W' :Ea ?J'?-' - 5 ::. 7: ' .. ' Z N I-51 ' 1 1 - -, - : , A- W , - ff A, ,ix , -V x , ' iif'j ggris53,:,L,, fa .-'Ii-.twfizs-:::':'f.i'-:f,,- s: :s.iEr: -'i-fzi its , 5-SHS' M:,rg--g:':,r,f.:,a-,.n:.3sfM,ss5gg-a-:,g-5.- ,M -' -- f '- f'6- Graf-2' ' Track and field: An lnterscholastic Sport Tl-IE SCRIP QTUR SEASON opened April 'S at the Stadium against McKinley, whom we defeated lol to 108. The Senior Division is performing under the guidance of cofcaptains Allen Kutner and john Slater. The squad, while weak, has several bright lights on its roster. In addition to the cofcaptains, Edward Hemni, Harold Lainoff, Robert Margulis, Martin Silk, Harold Dygert, Abe Pultman, john Dowdy, Larry Winkler, Wilhert Adler, Beryl Kohn, Marvin Duke, Walter Huff, Jake Pearson, Norman Hemmer, and joe Cottoni make up most of the Senior Squad. The junior Division, with Charles Dowdy as captain, is not well balanced but does have several good performers in the group. Besides last year's lettermen4Charles Dowdy, Gordon Wolff, Gerald Rudolph, and Eugene Citerman-the following boys are helping to strengthen the juniors: Harrison Howe, Marvin Walts, Harold Weiss, Norman Kozek, Louis Sorkin, Joseph Rosengarten, Bernard Fitterman, Marvin Kauff man, Marcus Theodore, Eugene Rotenberg, David Friedman, Martin Millner, William Gorder, William Lampson, Don Friedman, and others who also claim to be out for track but who are ineligible to compete. ONEfTWELVE The Midgets, with no head except Jerome Feldman, who is acting as student director, have several outstanding newcomers: William Kruger, james McGinnis, Warren Dygert, Eugene Zafft, Emmett Pyatt, David Alper, Irving Friedman, Donald Hiller, john Tilla, Fred Kirk, Ronald Goldberg, James Williams, Manuel Gottler, Donald Voigtman, Kenneth Mays, David Cohen, Sanford Zimmerman, Harvey Feldman. We deeply appreciate the splendid help we are receiving from our men teachers, both in advice and active aid at the meets. David Simon and joe Oppenheimer, the stu' dent managers, and Jerome Feldman, the midget student director, deserve great credit for their untiring efforts in helping the teams to greater success. The faculty coach is Mr. Adolph Baluka, who really is working hard to make his midgets and juniors and seniors perform creditably. Mr. Thorn Smith, jr., acts principally as the sponsor of the three teams. A ff: ONE-THIRTEEN THE SCRIP n..,L.N W-,-.-..A..... 5 ii 'T' -lk 5 ...,..... .-V... The Swimming Team CONSIDERINU the loss of many keymen this year, the Swimming Team did well. Coach Gordon, at the beginning of the season, had only a few returning men, who acted as a nucleus. Many hoys turned up to try out for the team, hut only a few had the necessary skill. In order to make a letter, a boy must swim several miles in practice, make the required numher of points in the meets, or place in the city or state meets. In the meets the team which gains the greatest numher of points wins out. These seasonal competitions are really only conditioners for the city and state meets, held at the end of the season. The team, made up of many new men, did a grand joh and will really go places next year. The hoys who represented Soldan this year are: Captain Bill Scott, free styleg Assist' ant Captain Julian Orenstein, hack strokeg james McGinnis, Bill Pohlman, and John Slater, freefstyleg Henry Kraus, Jurgen Scharsch, and George Stern, hreast stroke, Eugene Portman, hack stroke, Harold Lainoif, Irvin Roselman, free style diver: james Richter, manager. Tl-IE SCRIP Tl-IE SCHIP The Tennis Team START1Nc: out with only one returning letterman, Soldan's prospects of maintaining its usual standard seemed remote. From the spring and fall tournaments the mem' hers of the team were selected, The memhers chosen were Sidney Siegfried, Irvin Lavin, and Gerald Newport, singles men: Clark Craft and Stanley Glantz, douhles team. The team worked diligently under the direction of Mr. Plag on the jefferson Memorial Courts, where the puhlic school matches are held. In the first match Sol' dan's netsters showed their green hut game caliher when they lost all four matches to a worthy Southwest championship team. The next day they met a fine Roosevelt team, and staging an upward hattle, they defeated Roosevelt three matches to one. Using all their skill, the hoys gave the hest that they could for their school, ending in a tie for third with Beaumont, The final standing does not look very well on paper, hut the team fought hard for that position. The hright spot is the prospect of next year's team with four returning lettermen. Also, there is some good new material from which to select the team and give Soldan a line chalice for next year's championship. ONE FIFTEEN The Golf Team Tl-1E SCRIP THE GOLF TEAM, under the able sponsorship of Dr. Reiss, has done well in the past few years. In 1941 and 1942 the team won the interscholastic golf tournament held on the Forest Park links, and last year ran a close second to Beaumont. Jack Pemherthy, last year's fine captain, and a supposedly returning letterman, is now in the armed forces. This year's captain, Charlton Bradshaw, won the individual championship of metropolitan St. Louis during the summer. The team this year is rather green, as the only returning letterman besides Bradshaw is Everett Kling. MEMBERS . Charlton Bradshaw, Captain . Everett Kling . Ken Perrie . Bob Purvis . john Slater . Dr. David Reiss, Sponsor. ONEfSIXTEENI THE SCHIP The Girls' Bowling Club THE GIRLS' BOWLING CLUB, under the sponsorship of Miss Hazeltine, meets every Friday afternoon at Feuser's and is steadily increasing in membership. The winning team for the fall term was composed of Mary Alice Wcncid, Virginia Hodgman, Gerry Larson, and Bess Perlin. The highest score of the spring term has heen made hy Mary Margaret Hulhert. At present there are six teams. The four leading teams, which are now contesting for top honors, are the Ariels, Flihhertyfjihhets, Tigeretts, and the Wcvlveriiies. All girls who are interested in having an enjoyahle time as well as good exercise are invited to join. OFFICERS, FALL TERM . Virginia Hodgman, President . Geraldine Larson, Secretary . Miss Florence Hazeltine, Sponsor. OFFICERS, SPRING TERM . Mary Alice Wcniwd, President . Bess Perlin, Sec' retury . Miss Florence Ha:eltine, Sponsor. ONE-SEVENTEEN l -l-he Boys, Bowling Club ONCE again the Bowling Club, under the able guidance of Mr. Cook, has completed another successful season. Although one of the youngest clubs in Soldan, the Boys' Bowling Club has proved to be one of the most popular. A great deal is learned by the hoys participating in this club, for it requires skill and cofordination to become a good bowler. This year the individual members decided to have shirts lettered Soldan Bowling Club. Also, awards will be given to the members of the winning team and to the bowler with the highest average for the entire term. OFFICERS . Marvin Rennard, President . Ted Cohen, Secretary . jerry Schneider, Treasurer . James F. Cook, Sponsor. MEMBERS . H. Becker . L. Beitch . G. Brockmeier . A. Brown . H. Buck- ingham . E. Eaton . M. Farasy . I. Figus . B. Fish . A. Frank . N. Fredlich E. Galler . S. Glantz . C. Gross . W. Hilliker . M. Koslow . A. Kram M. Lazaroff . S. Lefcowitz . R. Malone . B. Mayfield . F. Oliver . R. Pigg B. Resnick . M. Resnick . R. Roemerman . P. Rosen . J. Rosenbaum . S. Rosen' baum . H. Rosenthal . J. Sapot . M. Schourd . R. Scissors . G. Smith H. Spitz . E. Sutter . J. Trugman . C. Waxman . S. Zimmerman. THE SCRIP Tl-IE SCRIP Lyyrf- we -1 I-Y ,wK6r'6 The Baseball Team THE SOLDAN BASEBALL TEAM, coached by Mr. Gordon, began its 1944 season with fervent hopes of better results than in previous years. With the entire inneld com' posed of returning lettermen-Captain Ridinger at third, Harris at short, Levin at second, and Schatzman at first-Coach Gordon had little to worry about from these positions. However, the outlook for the battery situation was quite different. Since both of last year's catchers have been inducted into the armed services, many prospects have been tried out and constantly drilled for this key position on the team. The pitch' ing staff presented another great problem to the Tiger mentor, but in spite of the lack of effective southpaw hurlers, a fairly dependable staff of rightfhanders has been developed. The team has practiced under a tremendous handicap, since there is no available ground near Soldan on which to play. However, the determined players have maintained a constant daily practice in Forest Park, weather permitting. Whatever their final percentage may be, the members of the Soldan Baseball Squad, without a doubt, deserve the gratitude of the entire school for their relentless efforts to improve and to bring glory to Soldan's name. ONE NJNETEEN Q ,Q as . b25.??sm f 'www P A .J , JR M Vx 54- Q QZZEIX F x ,, ,Q X, Dx l l Y .,w,,w9. .,, X-f o f X xx viii' M N X AK fi! A fcf ' 3 91? ONE-TWENTY FEATURES ONE TVN EINTY ONE 'lu P li: U 1 1 I FIRST PRIZE LAZY BONES fy COLLEEN KOESTERING x- . 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