South High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)
- Class of 1937
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South High School Principal E. C. WlXOM 19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 19 ■ SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 Class Advisors W. O. Smith E. L. Hopkins S. J. Schitf 19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 Class Officers Richard Protiva, President Roy Koderxa, Vice-President Lillian' Malafa, Treasurer Henry Siekaniec, Sergeant-at-Arms 19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 Annual Committee Anthony Fernandez, Editor Mahy Udick, Assistant Editor Robert Hiwtable, Publicity Editor Jean Chmiklkwski, Literary Editor 19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 Committees Executive Richard Profil'd, President; Roy Koberna, Vice-President; Alice Domin. Secretary; Lillian Main fa. Treasurer; Henry Siekauiec. Seryeant-at-Arms. An nual Tony Fernandez. Editor; Mary Udick, Assistant Editor; Jean Chmielezeski, Literary Editor; Robert Unstable, Publicity Editor. Formal James Vajget, Chairman; Elizabeth Roerhiccioli, Eleanore Szczerbanazcicz. Dan Oolembinoski. Evelyn Oloxoick. Photograph Lucylle Sokol, Chairman; Hugo Ankoxcski, Lau-rence Pleixchl, Lillian Merrimnn, Rath Rerger. Commencement Walter Lndxcinski, Chairman; Norman Hahnik, Isabel Povtak, Ida dowry . Walter WUczyn ki. Ted Olczak. Ring Mildred Pokorny, Chairman. Florence Knjawtky, Ted l mge. Walter Hrzczinxki. Social Lillian Kalina. Chairman; Robert Marquardt, Phyllis Bell, Betty Edwards, Joseph Le Chaix, Elmer Jahoda. Senior Day Dorothy Fenner, Chairman: Dorothy Ahrens, Elsie Beranek, Clarence Masters, Ben uchoxcski. January Class of 1937 Class Colors—Blue ami Silver Class Motto—Here Endcth; Here Beginneth Class Flower—Red Rose 19 • SOUTH ERNAIRE • 37 llruo Axkowski 3016 East 5 , SI. Football Hall Guard Norman Baiixik 3251 East 55 St. National Honor Society Honor Study Hall Staff Orchestra Band £ LM Kit A. Jaiioda 11303 Blank ton Ave. Honor Study Hall Staff Senior Choir Hi-Y • Alpha” Clarence Masters 0105 Vineyard Arc. Football Oi.tvF.R Itocimiou 0300 Grand Division Ave. Student Council Treasurer Presiding Officer of Student Court Hcxnr Bkiikl .',081 Dille Hoad Band Orchestra Senior Choir Elsie Bkiiankk ',530 Ilridgevieic Ave. National Honor Society Beacon Senior Choir Friendship Club Bettv Edwards 0410 Harvard Ave. Senior Choir Friendship Club Science Club Whirlo Club PlIYLLIS BkI.I. 3644 Ka 1 St. National Honor Society Philalcthcan Society Friendship Club Opera Li l. Li ax Bv 7Ko«'Ki 3852 East 18 St. Ruth Berc.f.ii (1411 Benhant Ave. National Honor Society Vice President Student Council Secretary Philalcthcan Society Photograph Committee to Florence Hammond 0002 Miles Park Blvd. 19 • SOUTH ERNAIRE • 37 Ki.is.miktta Roccihcciom 8121 Maryland .Ivc. Wliirlo Club Home Keonomies Club Costume Class Formal Committee Margaret Skalkski 9916 Harvard Avc. Mask and Wig Club Honor Study Hall Staff Student Council Hall Guard Betty Wikczorkk 1 990 Harvard .Ivc. Mask and Wig Club Ph Mulct bean Society National Honor Society Hall Guard ISARELL WaDDEI.L 762-3 J'ineyard .Ire. Wliirlo Club Ruth Faces 2960 Kant 60 St. Home Economics Club A NTHON V F’KR N A N OK ,} 19 firoadxvay Arc. National Honor Society Scroll and Key Society 12B Class Chairman Hi V Alpha” Walter LrmviNSKi .369-3 Haiti 67 St. National Honor Society President Scroll and Key Society Hi-Y Alpha” Commencement Committee Chairman Richard Protiva 802i Warren Hoad Class President National Honor Society ‘Football Hi-Y Alpha” President Henry Siekaniec ■3161 Hast J 6 St. Football Basketball Track Ted Frexellk 71 06 Aetna lload Beacon Student Council Band Orchestra 11 Florence Klima 1 62-1 Alpha A ve. Wliirlo Club Secretary Teddy Myszko 6700 Oxcosso .Ivc. 19 • SOUTHERN AIRE • 37 LEONARD CsfMITTA Douse Are. Hi-Y Tumbling Club Ai.ovm i-s Fikacz 7BW Irma Avr. Rr Y Merrick ISOS Connecticut .Ire. Football Student Council Do.V CilHHONS 8J,12 Tioga Arc. Hi-Y Alpha” M H IIAKI. HlKOANSKI OTi.JO Fleet .Ire. C IIESTK M So M M K K K K I. T 0'AOS Fullerton Are. Hall Guard Gertri'de Czapoh JOS. if East r,-2 St. Jessie Bartnik .ISO.7 Hermit Are. French Club I.orisE Del Priore Aim East 01 St. Gvni Leaders Pbilalethean Society Honor Study Hall Stall Angie Finds •V114 Harm nl A re. Senior Choir Christine Prospal ■i',Oo East oA St. Jean Chmielf.wski OS-29 Ottawa Are. National Honor Society Pbilalethean Society Gvni Leaders Secretary Student Council 12 19 • SOUTH KRNA IRK • 37 CAROLINE CKLKIU'C'KI 4000 East 56 St. Jean Ska lie 3673 East 4 Si. Mask and Wig Club Student Council Hall Guard Ida Gawiiys 4003 East 66 Si. Mask and Wig Club Commencement Committee ISADKL PoVTAK 4118 East 04 St. National Honor Society Philnlethenn Society Mask and Wig Club Commencement Committee ClIRISTINE MlI.UII 6316 Ilosmer rr. Friendship Club Elea nork Skriia 3693 EaH 69 $1. Formal Committee Hall Guard Walter L. Jahi.onskj 8008 S a If on! Rond Student Council Hall Guard Howard Piotkowski 3868 East 1 St. Swimming Howard Ki znktsoi r 3003 Eosl ; Si. James Piwonka 5835 Cable Are. Scroll and Kev Society Hi-V “Alpha Wrestling John Kisch 3555 East 7A Si. Hoy Kojikrna 7917 Connecticut Are. Class Vico- President Football Hall Guard 13 19 • SOUTHERN AIRE • 37 Thomas Kosioiikk 3557 Syhora Ave. Narcv J. Kicawczvk 6001 Ottawa Hoad National Honor Society Scroll and Key Society Opera Hand ClIKSTKH J. KkYS .AN 353-5 East 76 St. Football Wrestling Walter Wilczynski 7615 Ottawa Hoad Ilall (iuard Tki Dhozdz 6866 Broadway A re. Swimming Hand Tiikodoic I.ANOK 9888 Pratt Ave. Track Hi-Y “Sigma” Photo Club Stamp Club VlOLKTTK HoL'HA 3603 tide prudence Hoad Band Orchestra Senior Choir Alice Krzys 3085 East 01 St. Philalcthcan Society Sopiiie Okyl 6013 llotmer Ave. Lillian Kalina 5330 Magnet Ave. Friendship Club Senior Choir Social Committee Chairman Margaret Koczkoivski 1606 Laumer Ave. Josephine Mackiucki 3446 East 71 St. Philalcthcan Society Safety League II 19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 Evelyn (!i,o«u k 3729 Kant 69 St. Senior C'lioir Lillian Mkiiriman 3620 Independence Mom! National Honor Society Senior Choir I.WCYI.I.E So KOI. 6314 Broxc Arc. National Honor Society Student Court Photograph Committee Chairman Safety League Celia Krysiak 3993 Kant 6} St. Helen C'iiase 6702 Harvard Art. Hall Guard Ilkxk Donay 14312 Kdgexcood Ave. Movie Cashier Honor Study Hall Staff J OS KIM 1 Lk Ciiaix ',149 Kant WO SI. Track Basketball Beacon Honor Study Hall Staff President Roiikkt Mahvi'auijt ',03f! He.yerley PI. Beacon Cheerleader Hi-V “Alpha Treasurer Whirlo Club Vice-President I. A V l( K NCE P L Else 1II. 4916 Fraser Ave. Ili-V “Alpha Senior Choir Mantel Gaiicia 3333 Kant 49 St. Theodore Bodnoy ich 7402 Union Ave. James Tkrwii.lihkr 12610 Gaii Are. Wrestling 15 19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 HOWARD T. GoLE I HI HVVSKI 4070 East 71 St. Honor Study Hull Staff Robert Hi xtabek 10007 Gaylord Are. National Honor Society Treasurer Honor Stmlv Hall Staff Treasurer Basketball Baseball Klmer Siei.sk 1 .'7.704 Harvard . tv. NoRHERT M ENDRZYCK1 0726 Fleet .Ire. Football Basketball Baseball Dan Golembikvvski 7018 Gertrude . re. Band Beacon Howard Racjxowski 6918 Worley . re. Basketball Football Baseball Helen Prlc 4512 Champa . re. Whirlo Club Hall Guard Alice Domtx 6816 Cons ul A re. Class Secretary National Honor Society Piiilaletlican Society Honor Study Hall Staff Flohexce Kr.i, wskv 8650 Fast 49 St. Piiilaletlican Society Safety League King Committee Mildred Pokohnv J,626 Champa Are. National Honor Society Piiilaletlican Society Ring Committee Chairman Gvm Leaders Dorothy Miller 6006 IIroadway Are. Mary L'dick 8818 Tioga A re. National Honor Society Piiilaletlican Society Hall Guard Annual Committee 1G 19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 Ann Novak 3333 East ftU St. Mary Olixk 392? East Of) St. Hklkn Britozinski 6509 Ilosmrr Ave. Gladys Jacobs 8204 Human Avc. Pliilaletlicnn Society French Club Anne Palivooa 4224 Warren lloatI Science Club Hall Guard Wanda Pawi.ak 6011 Lansing Ave. National Honor Society Philalethcan Society Friendship Club Howard I.askowski 6014 PoloHia Arc. Kd.mcnd S. .Mazi rkikukz AS4-1 East 55 St. John Mkcxka 6927 TP or I eg Ave. Basketball Baseball Track 1'not ball Henry Piotrowicz 3731 East 7 St. Howard Stk a now icz 3315 East 11 St. Senior Choir Henry Stobuk 4523 Jewett Ave. Stanley I’uta SoCS Fast 7C St. 19 • SOUTHERN AIRE • 37 I'rED ZlU X 3 ,S2 Fast 7S St. Football Ted Suislocki io07 Fast 1,1 St. Honor Study Hall Stall Ted Trela 300-j Fast do St. Senior Choir Opera Hand Orchestra C‘HESTER .). Kaminski 7 10 Ottawa Road Ted Oi.czak soon Fast r : St. Orchestra Ensemble Hand I'lore n ce Moszczynsk i 3600 Fast 03 St. Mary Ciiiboccak J,Od ) Fast 71 St. Student Council Junior Choir Hall Guard Albina Urban 7002 Xetc York Ave. Valerie Hiesiadecki 3010 Fast 67 St. Friendship Club VlRUINIA PoLAKIE ICZ 7007 Hosmer Avr. Whirlo Club Hetty James 7121 Harvard Avr. 18 19 • SOUTH ERN AI RE • 37 IllENK EkZYBYLSKI 3930 Fast 66 St. (•RACK RavI'KT 8201 (itjod man . I tv Amelia Rose 780 i Vineyard . tv. Stell Ann Stawiarski 0713 Gertrude . tv. Fi.orkxce Siiafrankk 6808 Temple . tv. Ted Snsi.o 7601 Stafford I toad Hand Orchestra Ensemble Whirlo Cluli Raymond R a im v. y n s k i 0720 Fullerton . tv. Steve Vanicka 3027 Fast Hit St. Casimkh Ubienski 3008 Fast 78 St. Stagecra ft Hall (iuanl Edward Svitak 7310 Ivy . tv. Hall Guard Kenneth Zielinski 406$ Fast U St. Movie Operator Mask and Wig Club Band Orelicstra JoSEIMIINE KlAIDA 3426 Fast 66 St. Rhila let heart Society I?) 19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 Michakl Kwasiurocii .1709 Hast 7; St. James Vajoel 3994 East 2 St. Whirlo Club PresidenI Ili-V “Alpha” Vice-President Band Orchestra Henry Dombrowski 7 { tO Clausen ire. Wrestling Gym Captains Senior Choir Kenneth Waldkck 3890 East 42 St. Whirlo Cluh Hi-V Alpha Band Ben Zichowski 8881 East o4 St. Whirlo Cluh Wrestling Manager Donald Foulkes 9312 Rosewood Ave. National Honor Society Hi-Y “Alpha Hall Guard Irene Krajeu’ski 3868 East 64 St. Mask and Wig Club Friendship Cluh Kthel Warshkkski 8001 East 66 St. Senior Choir Philalethean Society Stella Swtatkk 4107 East 69 St. Elsie Georoexe Yanek 064 Morgan Ave. Honor Study Hall Staff Hall Guard Filomena Tkrlizzi 4029 East 86 St. Lottie Tim-nick 3607 East 74 St. Gym Leaders Student Council Science Cluh ‘20 19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 Stanislas Tiizaska .1999 East 29 St., Newburgh eights Gym Leaders Blanche Gwiakzdzinski 3694 East 57 St. Honor Study Hall Staff Dorothy Urban 3321 Rosewood Are. Mildred J. .1AIIV (1301 If'atrrman Are. Philalethcnn Society Gym Lenders Lillian Malai a 0009 IE or Are. Class Treasurer National Honor Society Secretary Philalcthean Socity James Robinson 7901 Marble Are. Walter Brzezinski 3922 Prospect Are. Beacon Hi-Press Club Ring Committee Dorothv Ahrens 4322 Broadxcay Are. National Honor Society Philalcthean Society Beacon Book Shop Bennv Chmielarski 4327 East 71 St. Stagecraft Hi-y Art Club Dorothy Fenner 4301 Warren Road National Honor Society Philalcthean Society Beacon Book Shop Stanley Leszkiewuz 7301 Park Are. Vl ROINIA P E N N1 NCiTON 4U0 East 102 St. National Honor Society 21 Joseph Pawlak 3337 East 00 St. 19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 A Salute to Club Activities NO high school education is complete if a student has failed to enter into extra-curricular activities. These organizations add a polish a finishing touch to the pupil’s high school career. The things that count are the things that last. By joining different activities a student makes some life-long friends. lie also meets his schoolmates in a different atmosphere, one of companionship and frivolity. By being elected to various offices, the pupil learns to shoulder responsibility. Some clubs are organized for the purpose of carrying on some project in which the members, really being interested, do some remarkable work. Every individual has some latent power which, if given the opportunity to show itself, possibly through these clubs, may develop into astounding proportions. The world is ever as we take it, but life, dear child, is what we make it —and so is school. Out of the whole high school course, the pupil remembers most vividly the time he has spent not in the sometimes tedious classroom, but the time spent on various activities. Philalcthean Society J TO be a member of the Philalcthean Girls' Honorary Society one must have special qualifications, among them scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Every second Tuesday is devoted to the meetings of the Philalcthean Society, during which time a special program of the study of Literature is discussed. Although the Phil is esteemed to be a reserved club, there is much done in the field of entertainment, which is provided by its members. Teas, parties, and informal social gatherings are all included on its calendar. Senior Phil girls are: Dorothy Ahrens, Ruth Berger, Mildred Jary, Florence Kujawskv, Isabel Povtak, Alice Doroin, Mildred Pokorny, Mary Udiok, Louise Del Priore, Josephine Makrucki, Josephine Klauda. Dorothy Fenner, Betty Wieczorek, Gladys Jacobs, Lillian Malafa, Wanda Pawlak, Jean Chmiclewski, Ethel Warshefski, Phyllis Bell, and Alice Krzys. 22 19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 National Honor Society Firnt Row- Narcy Krawcxyk, Ruth Berger, Isabel Fovtak, Mary L’dick. Walter Ludwlnski. Second Row— Virginia Pennington. Elsie Bcranek, Dorothy Fenner, Dorothy Ahrens. Third Row—.lean Clunielrwski, Lillian Malafa, Alice Domin. Mildred Pokorny. I.ucyllr Sokol. Lillian Merrirnan, Wanda Pawluk. Fourth Row -Tony Fernandez., Betty Wircxorek, lticliar l Protiva, Norman Buhnik, Donald Foulkes. Robert Unstable. SCHOLARSHIP, Service. Leadership, and Character—those are the four qualities that a student must possess before he is admitted into the National Honor Society. He also must he in or above the II A. besides maintaining an average of 85 in his high school studies. It should he the crowning achievement of every student to he able to belong to such a distinguished society. 23 19 • SOUTH E RNAIRE • 37 Mask and Wig Club Fieri Raw—Irene K rajewski. I mi Ik I Povtak, Ida C awrvs. Second liow—Margaret Skaleski, Robert Marquardt, Bcttv Wiecxorek. Joseph Lc Clmi. , Jean Skallk. NO school is complete without a dramatic club, and the Mask and Wig takes a how. The organization has attributed much to the enjoyment of the students. During the semester, assembly programs consisting of skits and plays were presented. Thanksgiving for Father.” presented the week of Thanksgiving, and The Greatest of These Is Charity. given during the Christmas season, were some of its distinctive works. Besides the developing of student personalities and instructing them in different characterizations, the members have studied and assisted in the art of make-up at several of the school projects. Senior actors are: Irene Krujewski. Jean Skalik. Ida Gawrys, Isabel Povtak. Joseph I.e Chaix, Bett Wieezorek, Margaret Skaleski. Kenneth Zielinski, and Robert Marquardt. 24 19 • SOUTHERNAIRK • 37 Student Council Fir.il Row— Ruth Berger, Evelyn Glowick, Betty Wirezorek, Isabel Povtnk, .lean Skalik, Margaret Skalcski. Second Row—Mary I‘click .lean Climielewski, Ted Seisin. Rudy Merrick, Walter I.udwinski, I.ucyMe Sokol. Third Row—Wanda Pnwlak. .Tames Vajgel. Roy Koberna, Kenneth Wnldeck, Oliver Rocbicioli, Joseph Le Chaix. PROBABLY the most active organization in South High is the Student Council. Members of this organization, who are elected each term, are required to conform to the highest standards of the school, and are elected chiefly on their own initiative. The general purpose of the Council is to help to obtain cooperation from the students and to comply with the rulings of the school. Senior Council members are: Ruth Berger. Isabel Povtak, Jean Skalik. Margaret Skaleski. Walter I.udwinski. Lucvlle Sokol. Oliver Rocbicioli. and Walter Jablonski. 23 19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 Scroll and Key SENIOR boys who arc members of the Scroll and Key Boys' Honorary Society will long remember the lasting friendships made besides the rousing good times had as members of this society. Its initiation is well known to the school hut much better known to all of those who had to endure it. The Scroll and Key is also proud to sponsor the awarding of gold and silver keys to deserving seniors. Those seniors who have survived its initiations arc: Narcy Krawezyk, Walter I.udwinski, Tony Fernandez. Richard Protiva, and James Piwonka. Home Economics Club TIIF. saying that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach may he one of the reasons that some of the girls are members of this club. A recommendation is necessary before becoming a member of this club. Besides cooking and baking, they arc instructed in the art of serving. Most of the dinners, luncheons, teas, banquets and socials given in the school are prepared and served by the girls of this club. Senior Home makers are Elizabeth Rocchiccioli and Ruth Paces. Hi-Y TUESDAY night is Hi Y night at the Broadway Y.M.C.A. Gym, Swim, and later a meeting—that is the program enjoyed by Hi-Y boys. The Alpha Chapter of the South Hi-Y is the senior club although there are several seniors scattered in some of the numerous Y clubs. Alpha members will never forget the parties held by them in their inimitable style. Senior Y members are: Richard Protiva, James Vajgl, Tony Fernandez, Robert Marquardt, Lawrence Pleischl, Walter Ludwinski, Ken Waldeck, Elmer Jahoda, and James Piwonka. Friendship THIS club is perhaps the best known organization in the field of promoting social welfare for the girls of South High. Because there are no specific qualifications, the Club most likely has the highest membership. The organization, which is closely related to the Girl Reserve, holds its formal ceremony at the Y.W.C.A. Round table discussions and social gatherings feature some of the club's activities. Senior members are: Phyllis Bell, Lillian Kalina, and Betty Edwards. 26 19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 A Salute to Sports ONK minute to play! A winning touchdown is made! The masses of people in the stands become a voice that shouts with the exultation of victory! Who has not experienced this feeling of delight—along with the feeling of pride that com:s when our band, arrayed in the black and orange, marches on the gridiron led by the strutting drum majors? Emotion very similar is also felt when, in the last quarter of a close basketball game, one of our players, always on the alert, intercepts a pass intended for our opponents and makes a basket that deeidcs the game. Baseball also offers its breath-taking moments when the bases arc loaded, the team has two outs, and the outcome depends upon the next batter. Because the rules of this game are easily understood, baseball is very popular. These athletic games help very much to strengthen the school spirit of the student body besides being the most entertaining function supplied by the pupils themselves. Girls Gvm Leaders Club GL. C. commonly known as the Gym Leaders Club is an organization to which • every girl with an average of 85% or above in her studies and recommended by at least three teachers is eligible for membership. Awards for services in the association's varied activities calendar are in the form of monograms which are awarded on the attainment of stamps which are given for various services. G. L. C. is supervised by Miss Helen Armstrong, physical education instructor for girls. The most vital project of the organization is to improve the dexterity of the girls in athletics. They are ulso taught the fundamentals of officiating in athletic contests between the girls and learn how to conduct a gviu class. The following seniors have rendered faithful service and their time in the gym: Mildred Pokorny, Louise Del Priore, Mildred Jary, Lottie Trunicc, and Jean Chmielewski. 27 19 • SOUTHERNAIRK • 37 Senior Sport Participants Firpi How—Rudy Merrick, Football; “Bud Le Chai.x, Track; llenrv Dombrowski, Wrestling; Robert Unstable, Basketbull; Clarence Masters. Football; Robert Marqunrdt, Cheer Leader. Second How—Chester Kryumi, Footlmll; Roy Kobe run. Football; Henry Siekaniec, Football; Fred ' .bun. Football; Hugo Ankowski, Football; Ed Racinowski, Baseball; John Meczka, Baseball; Richard ProtlVH. Football. Football SOUTH HIGH’S 1985 and 1986 football teams proved unsuccessful ones due to some unknown reason. Winning but two games in the two years of play tlie teams ended up in the cellar position both seasons. Although South hasn’t had a superior team in the last two years, previous to this time we have had some outstanding squads. In 1933 South won the City Championship as well as the Senate Championship by defeating Shaker Heights in a blood curdling encounter at the Stadium which ended with the score South 7. Shaker 0. Also, in 1928 South won the Senate Championship by going through the season with a perfect slate. South’s elevens are generally considered plenty tough opposition for any of its opponents. Among the seniors on the squad are Norbcrt Mendrzvcki. who generated the team from his quarterback position. He was known for his smartness on the gridiron and his ball toting ability. Henry Sieknneic, halfback and fullback who did most of the running and punting, was one of the mainstays of the team. Rudy Merrick, although small of stature, held down the running guard berth and proved to be a thorn to the opposing teams by his outstanding ability to smash up trick plays. Other seniors graduating who will be missed when next season rolls uround are-Hugo Ankowski. John Meczka. Roy Kobcrna. Kd Racinowski. Richard Protiva. Fred Zhun, Robert Iluxtable, Chester Kryzan. Joseph I.c Chaix. and Clarence Masters. 28 19 • SOUTHERN AI RK • 37 Baseball SOUTH High School has had a softball team in the Senate I-cague for the past two seasons. Although the players receive no recognition for their conscientious efforts they came through with top honors in the two years of competition. The squad’s roster includes these outgoing seniors: John Meczka, who held down the first base position in great style; Ed Racinowski, who was noted for his sterling play at the hot corners, and Robert Huxtahlc, who pitched the team to a 7 to 3 one-hit victory over Glenvillc in the final game of the season. Track ALTHOUGH South has never produced a winning track team they have worked _ hard to produce one. Hank” Siekuniec, our one-man track team, ran the 220-yard dash, 100-yard dash, and 880-yard relay. He was a shot putter and a high jumper and certainly will be missed this spring when candidates are called out for track. Another senior is little blond Joseph Le Chaix, known as Bud.” who was one of the two star low hurdlers and the colorific anchor man on the lightweight relay, which did not lose a race in 1935. Wrestling WRESTLING seems to be the sport in which South always has a good team. South is known for its good wrestlers turned out by Coach Ray T. Kraft. Last year South's grapplers won the Greater Cleveland Wrestling Championship and placed four men on the city Championship team. Many city chumps have been turned out in South’s gym in the past and many medals were won. Among the senior grunters are: Hank” Dombrowski, wild man of the mat, and James Terwilliger, who have won their letters last season. Others, Henry Stobbe and James Piwonka, have been on the squad although failing to achieve enough points to merit a letter. Basketball WITH a disastrous football season hidden away in the past. South turns to its hardwood quintet with expectations of a great season. Coach John E. Shallcross, with plenty of veterans and a fair amount of reserve material, has a right to expect a winning team. In previous years, South has always been in the running and has won several Senate Championships. This season, the fivers started off with a bang by downing John Adams in the opening game, 36 to 25. On December II, South entertained Garfield Heights with a 30 to 15 trouncing. On December 17, West Tech was South’s adversary and led by captain Norb Mcndrzycki, right forward, the flyers came out victorious by the score of 32 to 23. Mcndrzycki is known for his aggressiveness and his ability to break up opponents’ pass work. Hank” Siekaniec, a tall rangy boy, is probably the most outstanding athlete. He has merited six letters and is now earning his seventh holding down the center position on the quintet. Besides Mcndrzycki and Siekaniec the following cagers have played on the hardwood for South: Ed Racinowski, John Meczka, Joseph Le Chaix, and Robert Huxtablc. 29 19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 Senior Musicians Fir ( How—Lucy Hr Sokol, Ted Olry.uk, Violettc lloubn, Narcy K rnwc .yk. Second lime—James Vnjgel, Tr«l Srislo, Richard Prntlva, Norman Kahnik, Kenneth Waldeck. Orchestra BESIDES producing several concerts and playing in our school programs. our excellent orchestra still finds time to win awards in city-wide contests. Expert direction by our youthful director. Mr. Gould, combined with natural playing ability of our musicians, has made South High’s Orchestra one which we should remember. Band I'I' took a long time before South High finally achieved the goal of having Hand uniforms, but now with those flashy black and orange uniforms, we have a hand that we are proud to show olT before any school in the city. Marching down the football field in unerring step our band injects both color and spirit into many an otherwise dull game. 30 Index BOYS HA OK Ankowski, Hugo.............................10 Bahnik, Norman.............................10 Blcganski, Mike ........................... 12 Bodnovicli, Theodore...................... 1-1 Brhel, Henry .............................. 10 Brzezinski, Walter ........................21 Chmielarski, Benny ........................21 Csumittu, Ix-nnard ........................ 12 Dombrowski, Henry .........................20 Drozdz, Ted ............................... 1+ Fernandez, Tony ........................... 11 Foulkes, Donald ............................20 Frcnellc, Ted ............................. 11 Fukacz, Aloysous .......................... 12 Garcia, Manuel ............................ 15 Gibbons, Don................................12 Goiembicwski, Dan ......................... 16 Golembiewski, Edward .......................16 Huxtable, Robert........................... 16 Jablonski, Walter...........................13 Jahoda, Elmer...............................10 Kaminski, Chester ......................... 18 Kisch, John ............................... 13 Kobernn, Roy .............................. 13 Kosiorek, Thomas .......................... 11 Krawczyk, N’arcv .......................... I V Krvszan, Chester .......................... 14 KuznetsofT, Edward ........................ 13 Kwasigroch, Mike ..........................20 Lange, Theodore ........................... 14 I.askowski, Edward ........................ 17 I.e Chaix, Joseph ..........................15 I.eszkiewicz, Stanley .....................21 Ludwlnskl, Walter ......................... 11 Mnrquardt, Robert ......................... 15 Masters, Clarence ..........................10 Mazurkiewicz, Ed .......................... 17 Mcczka, John ...............................17 Mendrzvcki, Norhcrt ....................... 16 Merrick, Rady ............................. 12 Myszko, Teddy ............................. 11 Olczak, Ted ............................... 18 Pawlak, Joseph ............................21 Piotrowics, Henry ....................... 17 Piotrowskl, Ed ............................ 13 Piwonka, James ............................ 13 Pleischl, Lawrence ........................ 15 Pluta, Stanley ............................ 18 Protiva, Richard .......................... 11 Racinowski, Ed ............................ 16 Rapezynski, Ray ........................... 19 Robinson, James............................21 Roehicioli, Oliver .........................10 Scislo, Ted ............................... 19 Siekaniec, Henry .......................... 11 Sielski, Elmer ............................ 16 Stephanowicz, Edward ...................... 17 Sommerfelt, Chester ....................... 12 Stobbe, Henry ............................. 17 Svitak, Edward .............................19 Swislocki, Ted ............................ 18 Terwilliger, James ........................ 15 Trela, Ted ................................ 18 Ubienski, Casimer.......................... 19 Yajgel, James .............................20 Vunicka, Steve ............................ 19 Waldcck, Kenneth ..........................20 Wilczynski, Walter ........................ 14 Zhun, Fred ................................ 18 Zielinski, Kenneth......................... 19 Zuchowski, Ben ............................20 GIRLS haok Ahrens, Dorothy ............................21 Burtnik, Jessie ........................ 12 Bell, Phyllis............................. 10 Beranek, Elsie ........................... 10 Berger. Ruth ............................ 10 Birsiadccki, Valerie ...................... Is Brudzinski, Helen ........................ 17 Byczkowski, Lillian . . .................. 10 Cclehucki, Caroline ..................... 13 Chase, Helen ............................. 15 Chihoueas, Mary .......................... 18 Clunielcwski, Jean ..... .................. 12 Czapor, Gertrude ......................... 12 Del Priore. I.oui‘e ....................... 12 Domin, Alice ............................. 16 Donay, Iienc ............................. 15 Edwards, Betty ........................... 10 Fenner, Dorothy ........................... 21 Finds, Angie ..’.......................... 12 Gawrys. Ida ............................. 13 Glowick, Evelyn .......................... 15 Gwiarxdzinski,’ Blanche ....................21 Hammond, Florence ......................... 10 Houha, Vlolcltc ........................... IV Jacobs, Gladys ........................... 17 James, Betty ............................ 18 Jary, Mildred ............................ 21 Koczkowski, Margaret .......................1 Kalina, Lillian .1........................ IV Kiouda, Josephine ........................ 19 Kiima, Florence .......................... II Krajewski, Irene .......................... 20 Kryxiak, Celia ........................... 15 Krzys, Alice ............................. IV Kujawskv, Florence .........................16 Makrucki, Josephine ........................11 Mala fa, Lillian .......................... 21 Merriman, Lillian............................. Milich, Christine ......................... 13 Miller, Dorothy .......................... 16 Moszczvnski, Florence ..................... 18 Novak, Ann ............................... 17 Olinc, Mary .............................. 17 Oryl, Sophie ................................. Paces, Ruth .............................. 11 PaJivoda, Anne ............................ 17 Pawlak, Wanda ........................... 17 Pole, Helen .............................. 16 Pennington, Virginia .......................21 Pokornv, Mildred ......................... 16 Polaklewicz, Yirginin . 18 Povtak, Isabel .......................... 13 Prospal, Christine ........... ••• 12 Przvbulski, Irene ........................ 19 Raquet, Grace .......... • 19 Hocchiccioli, Elizabeth ................... 11 Rose, Amelia ............................. 19 Scrba, Eleanorc ......................... 13 Shafranek, Florence ....................... 19 Skale.ski, Margaret ...................... 11 Skalik, Jean ............................. 13 Sokol, Lucy He ........................... 13 Swiatek, Stella .............................. Stawiarski, Stell Ann ......................... Tcrllzzi, Filotnena........................... Trunice, Ia ttie ............................. Trzaska. Stanilas ............................ Udick, Mary .............................. jc Urban, Albina ............................ 18 Urban, Dorothy ............................... Vanek, Elsie ................................. Waddell, Isabel! .......................... n Wnrshcfski, Ethel...........................20 Wieczorek, Betty ...........................lj Autographs INVICTUS 1937 INVICTUS Out of the night that covers me, Black as the Pit from pole to pole, I thank whatever gods may be For my unconquerable soul. In the fell clutch of circumstance I have not winced nor cried aloud. Under the bludgeonings of chance My head is bloody, but unbowed. Beyond this place of wrath and tears Looms but the horror of the shade, And yet the menace of the years Finds, and shall find me, unafraid. It matters not how strait the gate, How charged with punishments the scroll. I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul. —William Ernest Henley. Principal E. C. Wixom Assistant Principal M. A. Barxes Senior Advisors W. 0. Smith E. L. Hopkins S. J. Schiff Annual Committee Stanley Smigkl Chairman Martha Zizius Michael Zadekecky Catherine Nemec Carl Moore Executive Committee Robert Longano President Irene Burkons Viee President Dorothy Sass Secretary Vivian Zergott Treasurer Chester Doberstyn Sergeant-at-Arois Committees Catherine Nemec Annual Committee Stanley Sinigel—Chairman Mike Zade reeky Martha Zizius Carl Moore Eleanor Furstenau Commencement Committee Robert Dietsch—Chairman Eleanor Grudowski Stanley Szlempa Homer Wood Margaret Miesko Herbert Anderson Beverly Bock Arvine Laughlin Gerard Ward Senior Day Committee Fred Oberlin Gladys Schmiel—Chairman Millie Sieracki Laura Porkorski Marjorie Spisak Bill Buda Charles Jindra Paul N'akel Social Committee Dorothy Dobucki Edith King Mary Rogo—Chairman Margaret Gulasky John Grubowski Edna Leciiak Ted Blaszak Andrew Turnbull Howard Mulae Helen Udich Ed. Dziczkowski Formal Committee Stanley Samek John Stolarski Virginia Petzel -Chairman Shirley Hooker James Antozewski Program Committee Robert Russell Irene Racin Jane Monkosky—Chairman Zora Predovich Chester Kucewicz Joe Sarama Lucille Gagliardi Photograph Committee Leonard Panncnt Ed Novak Robert Cowley—Chairman Shirley Smith Ed Dluzynski Myrtle Cisan Ring Committee Ed. Machachek—Chairman Elmer Blazv Clarence Hienton Memorial Committee John Dobies Walter Stankiewicz Stanley Salamon—Chairman Geno Lesti Florence Smirz Clara Domagalski Madeline Janowitz June Class of 1937 CLASS COLORS—Royal Purple and Silver CLASS FLOWKR—Carnation CLASS MOTTO—In the lexicon of youth which fate reserves for a bright manhood there is no such word as fail — Bulwer INVICTUS 1937 George Roksandic 4418 Lester Street Scroll and Key Stamp Club Student Council Vernik Walchanowicz 4086 East 66 Street Friendship Club Bob Ki'crra 3653 East 1,8 Street Ruth Pyles 8409 Connecticut Avenue Gym Leaders Club Science Club Junior Choir Walter L. Stankieyvicz 4084 East 64th Street Honor Study Hall Guard Mildred Jones i iJft East 98 Street National Honor Society Philalethean Society Friendship Club Lucylle Gagliardi 3397 East 49 Street Carl Moore 3906 East 74 Street Pres. Honor Study Staff Treas. National Honor Society Pres. Mask and Wig J2B Mary Ann Pobeoa 3519 East 80 Street Friendship Club Hall Guard Whirlo Club Raymond Spikowski 4013 East 89 Street Hall Guard Rose Rogowski 6526 Hosmer Avenue French Club Hall Guard Chester L. Ruchalski 6610 For wan Avenue Freshman Football Hr. Basketball 10 1937 INV ICTUS Howard A. Mulac 4072 East 91 Street Beacon Sports Editor Athletic Manager Scroll and Key Wanda Carole Jarkiewicz 4370 Warner Hoad Beacon Columnist Mask and Wig Clarence Hienton 4074 East C8 Street Driver Club Eleanor Furstenau 6529 Chambers Avenue National Honor Society Philalethcan Society Opera MAnOAUKT Micsko 7802 Bessemer Avenue National Honor Society Philalethean Society Friendship Club Stanley Wojciechowski 4248 East 71 Street Honor Study Staff Hall Guard Genia A. Witrak 8801 Jeffries Avenue Mask and Wig Student Council Hall Guard George J. Ciha 3803 East 50 Street Helen M. Piechowicz 6G01 Chambers Avenue Fred Sienkiewicz 5807 Fullerton Avenue Paul Nakel 7424 Indiana Avenue Beacon Staff Stagecraft Hall Guard Bernice Bogacki 7305 Canton Avenue Friendship Club Home Ec. Club Hall Guard 11 INVICTUS 1937 Gertrude Carole Karkut 8594 East 71 Street Beacon Staff Hall Guard Junior Choir Stanley Oswikcinski 4265 Warner ltoad Mask and Wig Hi Y Whirlo Club Eleanor Pehzanowski 4H8 East 74 Street Edward MaciiaCEK 3417 East 71 Street National Honor Society Scroll and Key Chairman, Ring Committee Josephine Gladys 8470 East 71 Street Science Club Sec. Honor Study Staff Albert Nelson 3277 East 65 Street Whirlo Club, President Hi Y Senior Choir Chester F. Doberstyn 3879 East 57 Street Sergeant at Arms, Basketball Genevieve M. Lesinski 6312 Fullerton Avenue Junior Choir Hall Guard Friendship Club Edward J. Mackiewicz 6905 Gertrude Avenue Irene Onisk 3803 East 53 Street Junior Choir Driving Club John J. Grabowski 7009 Ottaxca Dorothy Dobucki 6904 Hosmer Avenue Honor Study Staff Ushers Club Student Council 12 1937 INVICTUS Vivian Zergott 7004 Fleet Avenue Beacon Editor National Honor Society Philalcthcan Society Leonard Pannent 6923 Indiana Avenue Wrestling Scroll and Key Stage Craft Theresa Frank 9206 Prince Avenue Jerome Ko .lowski 7612 Ottawa Road Filomena Pavcli.a 7813 Vineyard Avenue Honor Study Staff Rickard Sadowski 4707 Pearse Avenue Student Council Honor Study Staff Scroll and Key Arvine Laughlin 9519 Anderson Avenue Honor Study Staff Math Club Gym Leader Elsie Rieger 4376 Martin Avenue Henry Lewandowski 6726 Worley Avenue flail Guard Zora Predovicm 8010 Reman Avenue Student Council Gym leaders Club Home Ec. Club Joseph Terlop 7901 Aetna Road Lucille Gilliam 18115 Harvard Are. National Honor Society Friendship Club Student Council 13 INVICTUS 1937 Chester Kuckwicz 7'JO £ I for In Avenue Student Council Program Committee Hi Y Cl.ARA l)o.M A(i A I.SKI 4098 Rirchxcood Avenue Ushers Club Friendship Club Opera Stanley Szlempa 8619 Hast 55 Street Celia Antonette Czarnki hi 6900 Hotmer Avenue Senior Choir Whirlo Club Joseph Hezoucky 8684 bast 52 Street Driver Club Senior Choir H CD WIG PlOTROWSKY 3620 Independence Road Senior Choir Driving Club Edna H. Lkciiak 8518 Vineyard Avenue Friendship Club Ushers Club Student Council Kenneth Koster 0514 Fleet Avenue Josephine M. Janca 3021 East 50 Street John Palshook 3450 East 75 Street Gym Leader Club Edith Laurene King 4285 East 116 Street Band Orchestra Gym Leader Edward Zajaczkowski 3688 East 53 Street 14 1937 IN VICTUS Mikk Zaderkcky 792.1 Stafford Road Chess Club, President Hi Y Whirlo Club Dorothy Mak Sasr 7719 Jeffries Avenue .Sec. Senior Class Sec. National Honor Society Student Council Robert Ensminoer 9205 Rosewood Avenue Debating Hall Guard Hi Y Jennie Wai.ahanovich 9207 Prince Avenue National Honor Society Robert Russeli. 7609 Jeffries Band Scroll and Key Opera Irene Burkons 8815 Harvard Avenue National Honor Society Beacon Editor See. Honor Study Staff Marjorie Spisak 8509 Rosewood Avenue National Honor Society Philalethcan Society Beacon Stanley E. Smioel 8002 Force Avenue Debater Beacon Ad Manager Chairman, Annual Committee Virginia M. Petzel 8404 Jeffries Avenue Drum Major National Honor Society Beacon Robert F. Lonoano 5869 Brecksville Road Class President Beacon Editor Alpha Hi Y President Antoinette F Jemielity ',167 East 143 Street National Honor Society Philalethcan Society Ushers Club Robert Cowley 9105 Connecticut National Honor Society Beacon Staff Scroll and Key 15 INVICTUS 1937 Chester Charles Croson 3 89 East 65 Street Senior Choir Jane Thkrksk Kiel 6708 Fleet Avenue Fred Oberlin 44 4 Pearse Avenue Movie Operator National Honor Society Mask and Wig Margaret Puky 3446 East 49 Street Home F.c. Club Junior Choir John F. Ciborowski 6522 Fullerton Avenue Clara Dudek 6722 Fullerton Avenue Laura Pokorski 5311 Bower Avenue National Honor Society Senior Choir Robert L. Vacua 137IS Chapelside Scroll and Key Band Orchestra Dorothy Collins 4098 East 82 Street William Gouenschwager 9305 Rosewood Avenue Math Club Tutor Genevieve Auoustyn 6100 Heisley Avenue Stanley Frank Salamon 3692 East 63 Street Student Manager Hi Y Whirlo Club 16 1937 INVICTUS Mary R. Gald 5882 Portage Avenue Senior Choir Elmer Blazy 7109 Ottawa Hoad Basketball Clara Milczkwski 1,299 East 71 Street Science Club Chess Club Gerard J. Ward 61,00 Heisley Avenue Football Senior Choir Spring Show Mary Brisky 8806 Warren Street John Dudak 1,189 East 7J, Street Stage Craft Michael Medvktz 2977 Nursery Avenue National Honor Society Honor Study Staff Hi Y Vicky Smayda 6208 Fullerton Avenue Usher Club Friendship Club Joseph Tretiak 7712 New York Avenue Lucille D. Bass 7128 Marcelline Court Friendship Club Home Ec. Club Ray Roberts 4407 Lester Street Student Council Whirlo Club Senior Choir Marjorie MacMkans 9410 Pratt Avenue Home Ec. Club INVICTUS 1937 Jean Storey 2971 Fast 65 Street Home Ec. Club Victor John Sandy 6If 00 11os m er Ave. Student Council Hr. Basketball Ei.bakor Boodey Jf070 Fast 7If Street Home Ec. Club Opera Chester Symkkwc 7709 Spafford Road Mary Waszkwski 5579 Fast 71 Street Friendship Club Science Club Teddy Wisniewski 6110 Fullerton Avenue Frederick L. DkPompei 8994 Fast 89 Street Glee Club Florence Horne 79IfO Broadway Avenue Ushers Club Gym Leaders Hall Guard Leonard Mikoi.ajski 1011 Fast 67 Street Leona Gotmbowski 7If01 Indiana Avenue Ushers Club Junior Choir Student Council Homer Wood 8008 Broadway Math Club. Pres. Debater Photographer Genevieve Ratajczak 6606 Collier Avenue 18 1937 INVICTUS Joe Plkwacki 8732 East 69 Street Hr. Baseball Hr. Basketball Helen J. Kuta 7326 Broadway Avenue Orchestra Friendship Club Student Council James Ho docs 3407 East 53 Street Mildred Yelsik 4519 Lester Avenue Gene Lksti 4593 Warner Road Honor Study Staff Student Council Florence M. Goliat 7425 Harvard Avenue Honor Study Staff Florence Tessman 5084 Pershing Avenue Home Ec. Club Friendship Club Edward JDobrosiklski 6921 Worley Avenue Basketball Hall Guard Victoria Chmielowicz 3687 East 55 Street William R. Be da 5901 Hosmer Avenue Scroll and Key Mask and Wig Math Club Irene Ondrejko 4605 Finn Avenue Driver Club Andrew Hai.co 5115 McBride Avenue Nutional Honor Society, Pres. Treasurer, Senior Class Beacon Super Council 19 1937 I N V IC T U S Elizabeth Kovacic 8011 Marble Avenue Chester Robert Dulah 7204 Claasen Avenue Advertising Mgr. of Beacon Jazz Band Orchestra Beverly Bock 9013 Rosewood Avenue National Honor Society Philalcthean Society Band Harold I. Rothman 7917 Harvard Avenue Opera Mask and Wig Hall Guard Adeline Kornatowski 7205 Canton Avenue Friendship Club Home Ec. Club Hall Guard Irene Marik Kalikowski 6827 Forman Avenue Ushers Club Junior Choir Thomas Flkmino 4080 Hast 108 Street Scroll and Key Math Club Senior Choir Catherine Nemec 7207 Ivy Avenue National Honor Society Philalethean President Safety Council Robert Dietsch 3678 East 57 Street Valedictorian 12B Class Chairman Beacon Sports Editor Helen J. Udick 8318 Tioga Avenue National Honor Society Gym Lenders Philalethean Society Leo A. Pikhsa 5915 Kenyon Avenue Paul Irion 4127 East 102 Street Scroll and Key Science Club Chess Club 20 1937 INVICTUS Valentine Parzychowski 8113 Aetna Road Friendship Club Honor Study Staff Beacon Staff Shirley Smith 8608 Force Avenue Photograph Committee Mask and Wig Gym Leaders Theo. Brzezowski 4841 Fast 49 Street Gertrude Caspf.r 8891 Fast 71 Street Driving Club Chester Kkajczynski 3911, East 61, Street Marie Frances Plezia 3715 East 61 Street Gym Leaders Club Driving Club Andrew Turnbull 7725 Connecticut Avenue Gym Leaders Harry Stokes 3304 East 137 Street Anne Zielinski 3674 Fast 61 Street Bartholomew James Casey 3417 East 73 Street Alice Koprowski 6809 Sebert Avenue Gym Leaders Club Beacon Staff Ushers Club Chester Joseph Boron 3618 East 66 Street 21 INVICTUS 193 7 William Konikczko 6904 Forman Avenue Wrestling Hi Y Senior Choir Agnes Rajecki 3638 Fast 67 Street Job J. Sulkowski 7607 Ottawa Road Mary M. Lozoki 4613 Pershing Orchestra Ai.mekox N. Armstrong 9119 Cannon Avenue Stage Craft Senior Choir Football Julia Matzek 3679 East 91 Street Friendship Club Josephine Mallky 9518 Way Avenue Pete Swikrczynski oil Jefferson LaV’ernb Malec 4120 Dille Avenue John Dories 3687 East 72 Street Football Basketball Baseball Margaret Martin 5067 Pershing Avenue Junior Choir Edward F. Dziczkowski 7117 Harvard Avenue Mask and Wig, President National Honor Society Cheer Leader 22 1937 INVICTUS Chester J. Pankowski 6002 Gertrude Ivenue Hazel Mauk 3585 East 1,6 Street Philalethean Society Student Council Edward Wojtkiewicz 3383 East 65 Street Student Council Henrietta Gburzynski 6518 Chambers Avenue Friendship Club Ushers Club Whirlo Club Stanley Samek 6927 Claasen Avenue Movie Operator Whirlo Club Hall Guard Jeanette Chudzik 5711 Hcge Avenue Friendship Club Driving Club Juanita Perciian 291,1, East 51, Street National Honor Society Philalethean Society Gym I.eadcr Ted Szykowny 1,281, East 71 Street JvANITA F. Lewis 9112 Miles Avenue Beacon Staff Movie Cashier Junior Choir Joe Lucek 3579 East 59 Street Wrestling Hi Y Senior Choir Hattie Vercek 7720 Osage Avenue Hall Guard David H. Anderson 8108 Force Avenue Commencement Committee Stage Craft Senior Choir 23 IN V ICTUS 1937 Anne Makar 301,7 East 1,5 Street Honor Study Staff Secretary Science Club Home Ec. Club Robert Mazuchowski 9107 Rosewood Avenue Opera Mask and Wig Florence M. Schniegenberg 3809 East 51, Street Student Council Friendship Club Apprentice Players John Stoi.arski 6911 Lansing Avenue Millie Sieracki 6811, Fleet Avenue Friendship Club Ushers Club Senior Day Committee Clarence Szczech 3990 East 51, Street 24 Frank A. Kruszewski 5706 Hues Avenue Irene Racin 8902 Union Avenue Program Committee Senior Choir Home Ec. Club William W. Kowalczyk 3851, East 72 Street Florence Smirz 6925 Union Avenue Memorial Committee Friendship Club Ushers Club James King 5131 Fouler Avenue National Honor Society Scroll and Key Dorothy Vasicek 4311 Pershing Avenue Whirlo Club 1937 INVICTUS A NO ELI NE Ki.OSINSKI 5610 Harvard Avenue .1 r. Choir Friendship Club Edward Dluzynski 6720 Forman Avenue Basketball Football Mary L. Rogo £07If Fast 82 Street Pbilalcthean Society National Honor Society Mask and Wig Felix Lach 8049 Fast 65 Street Dorothy Cakmren Wodaszak 3644 Fast 61 Street Friendship Club Clarence Moravec 4802 Barkwill Avenue Honor Study Staff Junior Choir Leonard Klonowski 7208 Broadway National Honor Society Scroll and Key Band and Orchestra Myrtle Cisan 3952 East 74 Street National Honor Society Friendship Club Bill Dombkohski 3690 Fast 61 Street Eleanore Grudowski 8905 Grand Division Avenue National Honor Society Mask and Wig Commencement Committee Leonard Dobucki 3729 East 59 Street Patricia Jane Auping 8917 Miles Park Avenue 25 IN VICTUS 1937 Joskpii C. Staraitis 4'7 14 I'ivion Avenue Orchestra Band Whirlo Club Lottie Stojek 8513 Bancroft Avenue Whirlo Club Joseph Kowalski 6508 8chert Avenue Martha Ann Zabi.oskv 6706 Broadway Avenue Orchestra Friendship Club Casimer Piasecki 6810 Claasen Avenue Baseball Julia L. Kalinowski 6827 Forman Avenue Maruahkt Nousek 4483 Douse Avenue Richard Peshkk 3461 East 110 Street Scroll and Key Math Club Angela Kusiak 3876 Fast 65 Street Leonard Grajek 6918 Claasen Avenue Dolores C. Hoffman 4938 Fast 111 Street Anthonv B. Jarzab 6700 Hosmer Avenue Driver Club 26 1937 INV1CTUS Claha Dukowski 7325 Ivy Avenue Home Ec. Club Ushers Club Opera Roman Antosiak 3729 East 52 Street Walter Walaciianowicz 4086 East 66 Street Hklkn Andrzejewski 6116 Hosmer Avenue Beacon Friendship Club Apprentice Players Walter Peter Chmielbwski 7620 Marble Avenue Raymond R. Rozak 6606 Lansing Avenue Wrestling Basketball Stamp Club Margaret Gulasky 4301 Warren Street National Honor Society Honor Study Staff Social Committee Jimmy Koudelka 3825 East 52 Street Chemical Research Junior Choir I.illian A. Kihton 7688 Worley Avenue Home Ec. Club Junior Choir Stanley H. Zuchowski 3709 East 69 Street Anne Pavlinovich 3504 Independence Iioad Hall Guard Science Club Whirlo Club 27 IN VIC T U S 1937 Lottie Kolasinski 7000 Hosmer Avenue Hall Guard Ushers Club Vernon Lewis 8305 Connecticut Avenue Baseball Horseshoes Gladys L. Sckmirl 8815 Rosewood Avenue National Honor Society Philalethean Society Beacon John Hrivnak 3848 East 66 Street Martha Zizius 6115 Lansing Avenue National Honor Society Philalethean Society Mask and Wig Ladislaus J. Zielachowski 6600 Forman Avenue ( lee Club Joseph J. Eizkmbek 7126 Winfield Avenue Honor Study StaiF Radio Club Nature Club Eleanore Kloszewski 6819 Gertrude Avenue Junior Choir Friendship Club Leonard J. Dukowski 4087 East 59 Street Hall Guard Ruthe Herbert 4068 East 74 Street Ushers Club Gym Leaders Joseph Sarama 6722 Baxter Avenue Opera Tennis Senior Choir Stella Shanko 6818 Morgan Avenue Chess Club Science Club 28 1937 IN VIC T U S Lawrence Sierpin 5504 Orey Avenue Edna E. Stettin 6623 Charter Avenue Casimkr Rafal 6805 Sebert Avenue Hall Guard Senior Choir Stagecraft Amelia J. Pater 7lilt Ivy Avenue National Honor Society Philalethean Society Girls Gym Leaders Charles Jindra 2917 Fast 50 Street National Honor Society Jayne Monkosky 7510 Indiana Avenue Drum Major Mask and Wig Honor Study Staff Eleanor P. Czakniak 6629 Fleet Avenue Arthur Schmid 6711 Claasen Avenue Felicia Piotrowski 3868 East 71 Street Philalethean Society National Honor Society Beacon Lawrence Raynek 3776 Fast 53 Street Science Club Hall Guard Florence Kcsmerkowski 6726 Fleet Avenue Friendship Club Ushers Club Junior Choir Robert Votypka Jt277 East 126 St. 29 INVICTUS 1937 Bkn Oalicki 3586 East 7J, Street Student Council Treas. National Honor Society Scroll and Key Madklyn Janowitz 8015 Jeffries Avenue Gym Leaders Club Ushers Club Memorial Committee Raymond Trzaska 3900 East 29 Street Mildred A. IIodous 8005 Goodman Avenue Beacon Editor National Honor Society Philalethean Society Ernest A. Spychalski 7206 liathbun Avenue National Honor Society Scroll and Key Band and Orchestra Olga B. Dobrzeniecki 3910 East 61, Street Honor Study Staff Bertha Yakovich 3999 East 86 Street Social Committee Eugene Antoszewski 3878 East 71 Street Pres. Honor Study Hall Formal Committee Stage Craft Shirley Hooker 1,11£ East 97 Street National Honor Society Mask and Wig Philalethean Society Edward Gos 3905 East 66 Street Ireene Claire Snarski 6926 Lansing Avenue Friendship Club Apprentice Players Hall Guard Gordon Cooley 9201 Miles Avenue Whirlo Club Hall Guard 30 1937 INVICTUS Helen Matuska 5121 Barkwill Avenue Friendship Club Honor Study Staff Home He. Club Myron Malecki 4000 East 74 Street Scroll and Key French Club Student Council Sbphaky Khawczyk 8819 East 71 Street Friendship Club Ushers Club Junior Choir Steve S. Babiasz 3440 East 76 Street Marie Marek 3244 East 49 Street Student Council Science Club Friendship Club Daniel Jesionowski 6610 Forman Alfred S. Bialy 3591 East 76 Street Science Club Hall Guard Chess Club Helen Hecmanowski 8716 East 68 Street French Club Whirlo Club Friendship Club Stanley Olszowy 7007 Aetna Road Hall Guard Kathryn Malack 3506 East 44 Street Science Club Junior Choir Bernard J. Lotka 8705 East 77 Street Orchestra Ensemble Junior Choir Florence B. Khizek 3727 East 53 Street Junior Choir 31 INVICTUS 1937 Chester Regula 6910 Claasen Avenue Hr. Basketball Hr. Volleyball Hall Guard Jeannette Ciganko 9107 Orleans Avenue Philaletlieun Society Honor Study Staff Friendship Club Chester Khajczynski ■JO 14 East 64 Street Edward Skufca S')32 East 78 Street Harry J. Ratusnik 6807 Portage- Avenue Bolksi.aus Malinowski 5904 Hosmer Avenue Josephine M. Janca 8621 East 50 Street John Kaszczyc 8648 East 74 Street Baseball Edward Novak 3724 Washington Park Blvd. Band Orchestra Photograph Comm. George Rayner 3717 East 50 Street Band Orchestra Stage Craft Joseph Dloniak 4007 East 74 Street Ed. Grzywaczewski 3940 East 66 Street 32 1937 INVICTUS John Zknda Edward Mackowiak 4004 East 74 Street 5704 Fullerton Avenue Stanley F. Andrzejkwski Frank Camagua 6623 Forman Avenue S736 Washington Park Dlvd. Ted Blaszak 6321 Lansing Avenue Wrestling Baseball Basketball Joe Fisher 4794 Reed Avenue Joe Kolakowski 6314 Gertrude Avenue Casimir Pierog 1605 Osage Avenue Art Club Radio Club Math Club Irene V. Maminski 3682 East 71 Street Student Council Arthur Fei.tz 5101 BarhoiU National Honor Society Stanley Przybysewski 4017 East 140 Street Hr. Basketball Hr. Baseball Ellen May Ford Ben Zemlicka 7622 Ottawa Road 8323 Connecticut Avenue 33 Tribute To School Organizations IT is generally conceded that the three principles, Scholarship, Leadership, and Character are invaluable in the search for success. Twelve years arc spent in school to gain one of these virtues, Scholarship. Little of the other two, however, is gained in ordinary school attendance. The remedy for this is the various clubs and school organizations. Here students become intimately acquainted. Opportunities for responsible positions manifest themselves to the willing, giving valuable experience, priceless in later life. Thus associations through club activities supply the otherwise deficient principles, Leadership and Character. It is through clubs that a graduate emerges well rounded and fit for world activity. Home Economics Club DELICACIES that would make the mouth of any king water arc made by the nimble fingers of the Home Economics girls. To be a member of this illustrious club one must be recommended. Besides baking “tasty goodies and cooking hardy meals, the girls are instructed in the art of serving. Almost all the needs that are essential to a party arc furnished by the Home Economics Club. Senior homemakers are: Lucille Bass Eleanor Boody Clara Dukowski Marjorie McMeans Juanita Perchan Laura Pokorski Zora Predovich Irene Racin Margaret Puky Helen Matuska Bernice Bogacki Florence Tessman Adeline Kornatowski Whirlo Club THAT feeling that sometimes makes you want to fly is satisfied when one joins the Whirlo Club. You can quench this feeling on a pair of skates. Pupils wishing to join this club must be voted into it. The Whirlo Club has many outings at different skating centers, and it is a widely organized organization, with a Whirlo Club in almost every school. Chess Club ONE of South’s newly organized clubs is the Chess Club. It has opened a new field for activities in mental stimulation. This club has entered an inter-scholastic chess tournament. We may be proud of these senior chess players: Stanley Smigcl Paul Irion Fred Oberlin Mike Zadereckv 34 Math Club MATHEMATICS is the basis of everyday life. Consequently the various divisions of math as algebra and geometry assume a dominant place in the school curriculum. To support and increase interest in this important subject the Math Club has been formed. Besides this, the club has also several other functions such as social, etc. Senior members are: William Buda William Godenschwager Andrew Halco Arvine Laughlin Margaret Mischo Juanita Pcrchan Casimer Picrog Laura Pokorski Homer Wood Tom Fleming Richard Sadow.ski Richard Peshek Honor Study Halls AS a separate organization in school government is the Honor Study Halls. . Having a total of nine study halls and about seven hundred students, it is governed through a staff of officers and a cabinet. This semester, the. cabinet consisted of all seniors. Carl Moore was president; Vivian Zergott, vice president; Irene Burkons, secretary; and Arvine Laughlin, treasurer. Other students who acted as study hall officers or period Chairmen were: Dorothy Dobucki, Dorothy Mae Sass, Shirley Hooker, Eleanor Furstenau, Margaret Gulasky, Richard Sadowski, Mildred Jones, Jayne Monkosky, Josephine Gladys, Stanley Wojicchowski, Jeanette Ciganko, Clarence Moravcc, Walter Stankicwicz, Florence Schniegenberg, and Joseph Eizember. Boys’ Gym Leaders ONE of South's least publicized clubs is the Boys' Gym Leaders. A small, but select group it is, composed of tumblers, trapeze artists or the like. Graduating members are: John Palshook, and Arvine Laughlin. Girls’ Gym Leaders Club ANOTHER organization which is helpful to the school, as well as being a . source of entertainment for those belonging to it, is the Girls’ Gym Leaders Club. Those girls, who wish to further their athletic abilities, are allowed to help take charge of regular gym classes. These girls have the privilege of coming into the gym extra periods and participating in the activities that they enjoy most. Madalyn Janowitz Helen Udich Kdith King Alice Koprowski Amelia Pater Juanita Perchan Marie Plezia Zora Predovich Ruth Pyles 35 National Honor Society BEFORE being admitted into the National Honor Society the student has to possess the four Cardinal qualities: scholarship, service, leadership, and character. He must also be an eleventh or twelfth year pupil, who has maintained an average of 85 in his high school studies. The National Honor Society should be the crowning achievement of every student. Irene Burkons Myrtle Cisan Robert Cowley Robert Dietsch Edward Dziczkowski Lucille Gilliam Andrew Halco Shirley Hooker Antoinette Jemiclity Charles Jindra Leonard Klonowski Robert Longano Edward Machacek Margaret Micsko Carl Moore Catherine Neinee Fred Oberlin Mildred Hodous Beverly Bock Arthur Felts Ben Galicki Eleanor Grudowski Mildred Jones James King Michael Medvetz Juanita Perchan Virginia Pctzel Marjorie Spisuk Jennie Walahanovich Amelia Pater Felicia Piotrowski Laura Pokorski Mary Rogo Dorothy Mac Sass Gladys Schmiel Stanley Smigcl Ernest Spychalski Helen Udi’ch Homer Wood Vivian Zergot Martha Zizius 36 Philalethean Honorary Society TO be eligible for membership in the Philalethean Honorary Society, one must have achieved well in character, scholarship, service, and leadership. The object of the Club is to promote interest in the study of literature. Through experience in entertaining, the Phil girls cultivate social graces. The main event on the Phil calendar is the senior banquet where reverence and beauty prevail. Beverly Bock Irene Burkons Antoinette Jemielity Mildred Jones Mildred Hodous Margaret Micsko Catherine Nemcc Amelia Pater Felicia Piotrowski Mary Rogo Gladys Schmiel Helen Udich Vivian Zergot Hazel Mauk Marjorie Spisak Jeanette Ciganko Shirley Hooker Juanita Perchan Martha Zizius 37 Scroll and Key THE boys who are in the Scroll and Key will long remember the warm initiation that greeted them at their entrance. In this boys’ honorary society, friendships are formed which will linger in the memory of many boys. There will also survive reminiscences of the camping trips with their jovial advisor, Mr. Sutter. The topping feature of the Scroll and Key program is the giving of the gold and silver keys to those judged by a point system to be most worthy and deserving. 88 Hi-Y and Friendship Clubs IN every high school there are represented chapters of the V. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. At South High they are better known as the Alpha” Hi-Y and the Friendship Club. Each contributes a part to the extra-curricular activities. The Friendship Club promotes sociul welfare for the girls. It holds its formal and impressive initiation at the Y. W. C. A. The Hi-Y splash parties” are such that they arc talked of until another unique party is held. Hi-Y night is Tuesday, and the program includes gymnastics of all sorts. Lucille Bass Beverly Bock Bernice Bogacki Jeanette Ciganko Myrtle Cisan Henrietta Gburzynski Lucille Gilliam Mildred Hodous Mildred Jones Helen Hecmanowski Edith Law re ne King Adeline Kornatowski Stcphany Krawczyk Florence Kusmicrkowski Edna Lcchak Marie Marek Helen Matuska Julie Matzck Margaret Micsko Valentine Parzychowski Mary Pobega Florence Schniegenberg Millie Sieracki Irene Snarski Mary Waszewski Robert Longano Leonard Klonow'ski Robert Russell Robert Cowley Stanley Salamon Eugene Antoszewski Stanley Smigcl Mike Zaderccky William Konicczko 39 Orchestra WE have an orchestra that not only produces splendid concerts, but that wins awards in city-wide contests. Mr. Gould should receive high commendation for his able direction. The awards won by senior members provide ample proof of the part played in the success of the orchestra. Band STRUTTING in wind, rain, and snow is not enough to daunt the spirit of South High's orange and black clad band. To this organization we owe many a victory, for it is through their energetic spirit that a dull game was turned to a smashing victory. Beverly Bock Edith King Leonard Klonowski Jayne Monkosky Virginia Petzel Edward Novak George Rayner Robert Russell Ernest Spychalski Joe Staraitis Martha Zizius Irene Burkons Chester Dular Helen Kuta Ben Lotka Mary Lozari Richard Novak Martha Zoblosky 40 The Beacon THE South High Beacon, the school journal, was again awarded the All-American superior rating in the National Scholastic Press Association contest this year. This semester there are three seniors acting as editors. The editorial, sports, and back puges are under Mildred Hodous, Howard Mulac, and Robert I.ongano, respectively. Other 12A's on the regular staff are: Andrew Halco, manager; Ernest Spychalski and Marjorie Spisak, circulation; Chester Dular, advertising; Virginia Petzel and Wanda Jarkewiecz, columnists; and Gladys Schmiel, Juanita Lewis, Paul Nakel. Helen Andrzycwski, Beverly Bock, Mildred Hodous, Gertrude Karkut, Alice Koprowski, Robert Mazuchowski. Dorothy Mac Sass, Valentine Parzychowski, and Martha Zizius as reporters and copy-desk workers. The Super Council staff includes Irene Burkons, Vivian Zergott, Robert Dictsch, Carl Moore, Felicia Peters, Robert Cowley. 41 Student Council THE most active organization in South High is the Student Council. Members of this club are elected on their own initiative. The purpose of this organization is to aid the school in obtaining the cooperation of the students in undertaking worthy enterprises and keeping the standard set by the school. Fred Obcrlin Zora Predovich Carl Moore Richard Sadowski Dorothy Dobucki Bob I.ongano John Sandy Dorothy Mae Sass Mike Zaderecky Helen Udich Ben Galicki Usher Club REGARDLESS of when, or at what place a school function occurs, the South High ushers may be seen directing the people. The Usher Club contributes a great deal of the service needed to retain the standards of the school. Dorothy Dobucki Millie Sieracki Clara Domagalski Florence Kusmierkowski Henrietta Gburzynski Florence Horne Ruth Herbert Antoinette Jemielity Stephany Krawczyk Leona Gotlibowski Lottie Kolasinski Edna Lcchak Madeline Janowitz Clara Dukowski 42 Mask and Wig SOUTH HIGH would not he complete without its dramatic club, the Mask and Wig. To this club many an enjoyable assembly period may be attributed. Besides acting, the members have studied and applied the art of make-up on many unfortunates. The spring play, Oh Clarissa” will long remain dear to these senior actors who contributed much to its success. Irene Burkons Robert Cowley Robert Dietsch Edward Dziczkowski Eleanor Grudowski Shirley Gooker Robert Longano Jayne Monkosky Carl Moore Stanley Oswiecinski Virginia Petzcl Felicia Piotrowski Mary Rogo Harold Rothman Richard Sadowski Genia Witrak Homer Wood Vivian Zergot Martha Zizius 43 Football ALTHOUGH the South High Flyers closed their 1936 football season with two victories against five defeats and one tie, they had, probably, the best support a Soutli High team has ever had. Almost two thousand fans saw the squad in action each game. Akron South, Holy Name, and Collinwood beat the Black and Orange eleven in the first three games. South came back and stumped Central, 13-6, in the next tilt, using a deadly aerial attack. The strong Adams eleven were held to a scoreless tie in the traditional South-end feud between the Rebels and the Flyers. Glenville and East Technical romped over South in the last two games. Wrestling THOUGH the wrestling team, under R. J. Kraft, teacher of biology, did not do well this year, a few boys stood out in performance. Joe Lucek was able to qualify for the city finals, and nine team members earned letters. Basketball BV winning eleven out of twelve games, South’s basketball quintet was able to clinch the co-chainpionship of the Senate, together with Lincoln and Holy Name. Edward Dluzynski and Stanley Kulwicki, regular members of the Southern squad, were given places on the Cleveland News and Cleveland Press teams, respectively. Ted Blaszezak................Wrestling Elmer Blazy ................Basketball John Dobies...................Football William Konieezko............Wrestling Joe Lucek....................Wrestling Irene Burkons....................Cheer Leader Shirley Hooker...................Cheer Leader Howard Mulac..................Manager Leonard Pannent.............Wrestling Stanley Salamon ..............Manager Gerard Ward .................Football Arvine Laughlin...................Gym Leader John Palshook ....................Gym Leader James Antoszewski .........Basketball 44 CLASS PROPHECY Name Nickname Ambition Helen Andrzcwska, Newt if...................... .........To work and wait for Social Security. Beverly Bock, Bev........To be a second Chopin. Irene Burkons, Ikey..............To stay beautiful. Victoria Chmielcwicz, Chmiel................... ...................To be a crack history teacher. Jeanette Ciganko, Jay.......To wake up and live. Myrtle Cisnn, Bed...........To grab a good fish. Dorothy Dobucki, Da Buekett ................... ......................... To enhance a six-footer. Clara Domagalski, Fiji...........To be Mrs. Steve. Clara Dukowski, Dukes.......................... ...................To get Amos and have Andy. Eleanor Furstcnau, El.......................... ...............To marry the German sea captain. Henrietta Gburzynski, Hank .................... ......................To keep off the males. Lucylle Gagliardi, Gags...............To keep Ralph from finding out how the boys like her. Lucille Gilliam, Lucy .... To write like Walpole. Josephine Gladys, Josey . To apply my chemistry. Leona Gothlibowski, Salami..................... ..........................To beat Eleanor Powell. Margaret Gulasky, Marge........................ ...................To be a second Miss Vackar. Patricia Auping, Pat.............To be a Harlow. Eleanor Grudowski, Shy......................... ...................To smile and cheer the world. Ruth Herbert, Eta . . To live down Herbert, Guth. Mildred Hodous, Millie ... To own a delicatessen. Shirley Hooker, Thirley ... To set Wooster afire. Madeline Janowitz, Maggie..........To ditto Myrt. Wanda Jarkciwicz, Eon.......................... ...................To collect engagement rings. Mildred Jones, Milly .... To be a Latin teacher. Gertrude Karkut, Gertie............To stay young. Edith King, Edie...................To be a queen. Angeline Klosinski, Da Da...................... ...............To do a carioca with a carricoa. Alice Koprowski, Al......To beat Fibber Magee. Stcphany Krawczyk, Steffie .................... .. . To make the gowns for the next coronation. Florence Kusmierkowski, Fluffy................. ...................To put Mae West to shame. Edna Lcchak, Lee . . To be at 60 what she is at 18. Helen Kuta, Kuta.........To holler in the library. Juanita Lewis, Lewis........To be a torch singer. Mary Lozari, Laz............To be a wine taster. Katherine Malach, Katie .. To be a fortune teller. Irene Maminski, . . To give terrible permanents. Marie Marck, May............To be a good tippler. Margaret Martin, Mage............To be a stand-in. Helen Matuska, Gizsle ......................... ...............To be able to get a joke right off. Julia Matzck, Jewel ........................... .............. To learn the X Y Z of algebra. Hazel Mauk, Red . . To be present at her wedding. Margaret Micsko, Marge.............To say I do.” Jayne Monkosky, Janey ......................... ...................To say, Meet the Tlezrows.” Name Nickname Ambition Catherine Nemec, Katrinka .................... To become invisible after the annual is printed. Margaret Nousek, Babe......................... ......................To return the Tech Scarab. Val. Parzychowski, Falcia......To be a barmaid. Amelia Pater, Ginger...........To sink a sailor. Anna Pavlinovich, Pavalda..................... .................To be a Champecn” speller. Juanita Pcrchan, Perch .... To make ankle socks. Virginal Petzel, Girg......................... .......................To keep from slaying them. Helen Piechowixz, Peak ....................... .................To be a Saymorc Saymore.” Felicia Piotrowski, Fish...................... .................To How” 'urn and have 'urn. Hcdwig Piotrowski, Hattie..................... .......................To be an Ethel Barrymore. Laura Porkorski, Porkie...............To stop crying. Zora Predovich, Spike......To be a dressmaker. Margaret Puky, Puky .... To be a friend in need. Ruth Pyles, Minnie......... 'Ta ga tu Kintccky.” Irene Racin, Blacki ... To be able to get up early. Agnes Rajccki, Aggie . . To be a private secretary. Mary Rogo, May.To be another Schumann-Heink. Rose Rogowski, Rosie..................To marry him. Dorothy Mae Sass, Dot.................To be prompt. Gladys Schmicl, Gladie................To grow up. Florence Schniegenburg, Flo................... .............To be the bull in the China Shop. Mildred Sieracki. Millie...................... .................To acquire dignity and hauteur. Victoria Smada, I'icky........................ ...........To lose that Tirley Shcmple dimple. Florence Smirz. Florrie .... To be a modern wife. Shirley Smith, Smitty......................... .................To lose a couple of her cousins. Irene Snarski, Clara..................To be a model. Marjorie Spisak, Marg .... To be an art teacher. Jean Story, Jeannie..........To be a good cook. Helen Udich, Bright Eyes ..................... .............To get her bookkeeping to balance. Vernie Walahanowitz, Fits..................... ......To forget how to say, “Wha-at kids?” Jennie Walahovich, Russian . To be an office wife. Gene Witrak, Gay .... To join the Ballet Russe. Dorothy Wodaszak, Ciitie...................... ...................... To he another Hildegardc. Bertha Yakovich, Yako . . To raise goats—12 kids. Vivian Zergot, Fiji........................... .................To be another Five Star Jones. Martha Zizius, Zisi............To be a cartoonist. Lucille Bass, Basty . To get that certain somebody. Dorothy Collins, Dot.......................... .................To never contract another cold. Olga Dobrziniecki, Olga ...................... .............To get on Kate Smith's program. Antoinette Jemiclity, Toni.................... .............To be another Wife vs. Secretary. Genevieve Augustyn, Jean...................... .....................To get that $30 formal. Bernice Bogacki, Bernie .... To beat her nephew. 45 Name Nickname Ambition Elcanorc Boody, El ... To be a dramatic teacher. Mary Brisky, Marti ........................... ...........To keep improving her handwriting. Gertrude Casper, Gertie................To marry. Jeannette Chudzik, Chud....................... .............To be a co-partner with Buda.” Celia Czarnecki, Celie.........To be well j oised. Clara Dudek, Dudeh.................To be prompt. Eleanore Czarniak, F.leanore ................. ..................... To be a beauty operator. Mary Galb, May..................To go on a fling. Florence Goliat. Flo . To be Mary Galb’s partner Helen Ilecomanowski, Helen . To be her nice self. Florence Horne, Homee........................ .............To be Ruth Herbert’s mess mate. Dolores Hoffman, Doris .... To go and study art. Josephine Janca, Josie ....................... ....................To open a dancing school. To still be the three musketeers. Irene Kalinowski, Rene Julia Kalinowski, Julie Jane Kielbasinski, Jayne Lillian Kirton, Lil.......To be on Horne’s ship. Gayle Klink, Klinkie...............To pay her bets. Eleanor Klaszewski, Klos..................... ..................To be a first rate bookkeeper Adcle Kornatowski, Adeline .................. ..................To pay back Catherine Ncmec Elizabeth Kovacic, Lil....................... ..................To be a shy, pretty maiden. Florence Krizck, Krizee . . To learn how to giggle. Angcle Kusiak, Ang...........To get a good spouse. Genevieve Lisinska, Gene......To stay demure. Marjorie MacMcans, Marj...................... ..................To be an Eleanore Whitney. Anna Makar, Anne ... .To be a Madame Curie.” La Verne Malcc, fern...............To go to Farce.” Josephine Mallv, Joe................. To be good. Clara Milczewski, Clara .... To go to Hollywood. Irene Ondzcjko, Hive......To be a gum chewer. Irene Onisk, Irene....................To be petite. Filomena Pavella, Fit........................ .................To use that engagement ring. Eleanore Perzanowski, Perie ................ ........................To read current events. Mary Plezia, Tudie...............To be a Crawford. Mary Pobiga, M. P......................To be just her. Genevieve Ratjczak, Rats...............To be a wife. Elsie Reiger, Elsie..............To remain quiet. Amelia Rose, Rose.........To live up to her name. Stella Shanko, Stel..............To keep her friends. Edna Stettin, Edna . . To keep up to her brothers. Florence Tessman, Tessie...................... ..............To read Gone With the Wind.” Hattie Vcrcck, Hedicig . . To add on a few inches. Mary Waszewski, Mary . . . To walk up the aisle. Mildred Yalsik, Mil..............To be a gay maiden. Anna Zielinski, Anne................To be a designer. Martha Zoblosky, Mattie . . To still play the bass. Herbert Anderson, Herb . . .To apply his French. Eugene Antosewski, Jimmie..................... ........................ To beat that Doberstvn. Roman Antosiak, Romance....................... ...................To live up to his nickname. Name Nickname Ambition A1 Armstrong, Almeron . . To learn how to dance. Stephen Babiasz, Steve..............To cut loose. Alfred Bialy, Bialy..............To be a scientist. Ted Blaszczak, Cassanova.......To be a wrestler. Elmer Blazy, Geezil .......................... ...........To get a pair of Seven League boots. Theodore Brezezowski, Teddy ................. ........................To be a Pcrfesser.” Bolcslaus Buda, Star Dust ................... .........To do long and short distance trucking. Bert Casey, Berdie.....To be a good Irishman. Walter Chimielcwski, Walt ................... ............................To be a window opener. George Chia, Ci...........To be another A1 Capone. John Ciborowski, Cobie................To get that girl. Robert Cowley, Bob.........To sing Margie. Chester Croson, C. C. C. . To laugh at good jokes. Robert Dietsch, Dutch .... To drink Bock Beer. Edward Dluzynski, Big Ed . . To play ping pong. Chester Doberstvn, Honey .. To be a horse doctor. John Dobics, Dobies.......To make Sen-Sens. Leonard Dobucki, Fansica .................... ....................... To be a post-card hero. John Dudek, Dude...........To grab a red head. Leonard Dukowski, Len.................To be a Gable. Chester Dular, Dular .... To own a beauty shop. Edward Dziczkowski, Dz. ... To go right ahead. Joe Eizember, Joseph......To be a sign painter. Robert Ensminger, F.ggslinger................ ................ To follow his Scotch ancestors. Arthur Feltz, Streamlined.................... .................To laugh at Mr. Sutter’s jokes. Joe Fisher, Fish.......To be a Rip Van Winkle. Tom Fleming, Thomas.......................... .................To meet up with Fred Astaire. Ben Galicki, Prince...................To sell his jokes. Win. Godenschwager, Bill . To be a Charles Atlas. John Grabowski, Lady killer.................. .................To have wine, women and song. Ed Grzywaczcwski, Buck................To be a crooner. Andrew Halco, Andy .... To be another Einstein. Anthony Jarzab, Siss......................... .................To work in Greenwich Village. Dan Jcsionowski, Sweet................To be a barber. Charles Jindra, Charlie . . To be a first class cutie. James King, Toots .... To be a Charles Manyani. Leonard Klonowski, Fuff...................... .................... To be a Charles McCarthy. Wm. Konieczko, Bud........................... .....................To be anything but a tailor. James Koudelka, Jimmie....................... .....................To be anything but a chemist. Jerome Kozlowski, Harry . To be a paper-hanger. Chester Kursiewicz, Chetta................... .................To get a girl who will say yes. Arvine Laughlin, Arf .. To lose that Gable smile. Gcno Lcsti, Gene.......To patent his inventions. Henry Lewandowski, Leewie ................... .................To get a sister-in-law he like6. Robert Longuno, Fat ... To be a one-woman man. Ben Lotka, Snooky.........To take off his mask. Joe I.ucck, Adonis ... To live down his nickname. 4fi Name Nickname Ambition Edward Machacek, Maxie....................... ............To take that girl around the world. Myron Malecki, Mike ......................... .......... To stop being popular with females. Robert Mazuchowski, Flash . To wake up and live. Michael Mcdvitz, Mike.........To be a Feller.” Carl Moore, Peanuts...........To be a professor. Clarence Moravec, Clarrie To really learn to type. Howard Mulac, Howie...........To go a Fudin.” Fred Oberlin, Freddie ....................... .................To be another Arthur Treacher. Stanley Olzowy, Stan ........................ .......................To apply his commercial law. John Palshook, Johnny ....................... ............To get an expert shorthand writer. Leonard Panncnt, Romeo ...................... ..........To be the star that fell out of heaven. Richard Peshek, Dick...................To emulate Edison. Casimcr Piasecki, Kashu ..................... .................To pull some fancy shoestrings. Stan Przybyszewski, Prehe.................... .......................To be editor of the Monitor. George Rayner, Babe........To meet Kate Smith. Lawrence Rayner, Laurie ... To meet Za .u Pitts. Raymond Roberts, Ray .... To be Mr. Mae West. George Roksandic, Rocky...................... .......................To give Fred Astaire lessons. Harold Rothman, Jewboy ...................... ............................To read up on Emily Post. Raymond Rozak, Rosie.......To become a blond. Robert Russell, Russ . . To meet the inter-Urban. Richard Sadowski, Richie..................... ........To get tangible proof for his arguments. Stanley Salamon, Sally .... To stop being a wolf. John Sandy, Sandy ........................... .................To coagulate into fertile ground. Joe Sarama, Butch............................ ............To dcpopularize every song he sings. Stanley Smigel, Shorty Dugan................. ............................To be a soap-box orator. Earnest Spuchalski, Permy.................... ........To go into business with Chester Dular. John Stolarski, Tuffy . To get a wardrobe of hats. Stanley Szlempa, Stan......To look like Tarzan. Thaddeus Szykowny, Ted....................... ........To become what his last name says he is. Joseph Terlop, Joe......To break into headlines. Gerard Ward, Jerry .......................... .................To forget what clams look like. Homer Wood, Stinky.............................To graduate. John Zcnda, Johnny........................... ............To let loose and paint the town red. Paul Irion, Fe . To join up with Sherlock Holmes. Stanley Andrzejewski, Honey ................. .....................................To become president. Chester Boron, Chet . . To become “Buffalo Bill.” Frank Camaglia, Frankie . To.be a penny pitcher. Gordon Cooley, Sxceet Meat................... .................To say “To Marry with Love.” Fred De Pompei, Ferd......................... ...................... To follow his father's trade. Ed Dobriosilski, Eddie........To tutor French. Bill Dombkowski, Bildge .. . To go to Hollywood. Name Nickname Ambition Ed Gos, Nimble...............To get rich quick. Joe Hezoucky, Joe-zef.....To be a heart throb. Clarence Hicnton, Clarence........To be his self. James Hodous, Jimmie.........To love his cousins. John Hrivnak, Shortie ....................... ..................To be a six-day bicycle rider. John Kaszacyc, Kazzy .... To be a coal salesman. Kenneth Koster, Kenny........................ ...............To follow in Stinky's footsteps. Joe Kolakowski, Sheik........................ ...............To be another “Robert Taylor.” William Kowalczvk, Bill . To remain a “He-man.” Joe Kowalski, Wally..........To ride a Packard. Chester Krajczynski, Ches ................... .....................To get his diploma in June Vernon Lewis, Slip-shoot To be a Roger Hornsby. Frank Kruszewski, Kus . . To become an executor. Robert Kucera, Bob . . To take after brother Ray. Felix Lach, Felix.........To be an army ace. Edward Mackowiak, Ham . To work on the radio. Bolcslos Malinowski, Bil.....To be a machinist. Leanard Mikola jewski, Lenny ................ ...............To get a job after he graduates. Albert Nelson, Nellie........To sing Sylvia.” Edward Novak, Ed............................. ..........To remember Miss Aborn's teachings. Chester Pankowski, Ches .... To continue school. Mike Zaderecky, One Shot .................... .....................To be a news commentator. Ed Zajackowski, Zack......To change his name. Ben Zemlicka, Benny To make himself known. Stanley Zuchowski, Stan To be a clerk in an office. Casimer Picrog, Russe . . . To be a radio engineer. Leon Picrsa, Lee.................To get married. Joe Plewacki, Joey...........To like his sister. Harry Ratusnik, Rats.........To be an aviator. Chester Rcgula, Chester . To forget Personal Reg. Casmir Rafal, Cas.......To be a crack mechanic. Chester Ruchalski, Ches......To be a Wo. Beebe. Stanley Sainek, Sam..............To be a Mr.” Fred Sienkiewicz, Sink...........To be a sailor. Lawrence Sierpen, Sierpin . . To read a good book. Arthur Schmid. Smithie.......To make a living. Edward Skufca, Ed.........To go to night school. Ray Spikowski, Spik ... To be a man of business. Walter Stankiewcz. Shorty ................... .................... To remember his history. Joe Stariates, Flirt......To be a band leader. Harry Stokes, Harry..........To study aviation. Joe Sulkowski, Butch .... To be a good gangster. Peter Swicrczynski, Pete..................... .....................To be Butch’s bodyguard. Joe Tretiak, Yoe.............To be a machinist. Ray Trzaska, Rye.............To be a good husband. Andrew Turnbull, .Indy .. To emulate Roosevelt. Robert Vaeha, Bob.........To become a doctor. Robert Votypka, Bob.......................... ..........To say “I am not Thelma's brother.” Walter Walachanowicz, H alt ... To go to college. Teddy Wisnewski, Teddy ...................... .....................To be a skilled workman. Stanley Wojcicchowski, Curly ... To grow taller. Edward Wojtkicwicz, Ed ... To be an electrician. 47 The Tomer Press, Inc. John MILLER imiiiiillll minim.... Studio Photographers PORTRAITS of — DISTINCTION cJpecializtng in family rjrottps ciud iUcclclmgs 2031 Euclid Ave. PRospect 7723 e e e llllllllllll.....mi Official Photographers and Publishers of The 1937 INVICTUS
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