South High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1939 volume:

SEN I O R Year Book f • • Published by The January and June 1939 SENIOR CLASS of South High School DEDICATION In recognition of her many memorable years of service as dean of girls, her fine ideals, and her sincere patience and interest in the development of character, we, the Senior Classes of 1939, dedicate this Annual to Miss Margaret M. Barnes. Mr. E. C. Wixom Principal ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Mr. S. Sell iff Senior Advisor Mr. H. Jenks Guidance Counselor Mi ss S. Munn Senior Advisor June '39 Mrs. E. McWherter G u idance Con n selor Miss E. Hopkins Senior .Advisor Jan. '39 ANNUAL COMMITTEE Estelle Golinski ______ Chairman Stanley Kovac Pai-l Musciie Jean Petrowski Leona Coleman Alice NVilgos Olive Kuehl Edna Rosinski Bernard Mlodiciiowski Irene Horvath Stanley Wojciak Advisor, Mr. S. Schipp Senior Farewell Address Ij1 DELATION may he defined as “socially directed growth as a program of j guidance for individuals who live in a changing society.” Clearly the program must include more than the three R’s to accomplish this great purpose. The individual should acquire knowledge and appreciation of the great cultural heritage which has come to him from the past. He must acquire socially constructive habits and attitudes. He should learn how to cooperate with others in group undertakings, lie should learn to read and observe critically and to make the judgments which his own life and welfare demand. It is through this process of study, association, and cooperation with others that he builds his own life and contributes to the ideals of American education. South High School has done much to install these high ideals in the minds of its pupils. To improve social position South High School has given English, science, mathematics, and history courses. To extend culture it has given languages, arts, and music. Extra-curricular activities were offered for those who were interested in developing social and more cultural traits. Cooperation, self-respect, observance, reliability, respect for others and many worth while qualities were developed by these courses. All these have contributed to the ideals of American education. The seniors can repay South High School and serve America by being self-respecting, and self-supporting men and women; and also by trying to overcome some of the social obstructions and some of the modern obstacles. The seniors of the “June 1939“ class extend their thanks and express their appreciation for the knowledge that they have obtained from South High School. lor January 1939 CLASS OF JANUARY ’39 MOTTO: There is no knowledge That is not power. — Emerson. COLORS: Gold and Brown. FLOWER: Yellow Tea Rose. JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS ‘resident ... Tko Ckabowski Secretary Adeline Ci.anovvski Via- 'res. . 1I.VKI.AN WlLKINS Treasurer ... Amelia Zaiiakt Olive Kueiil ... Assistant Treasurers ... Leo Backlky Seryeaw1 -at-Armx— Richard M a • Means JANUARY COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Annual ... Estf.llf. Golinski Program......Helene Sii.ua Senior Day Dance........... ............Vokes Earafpa Senior Day Banquet......... Ruth A dims Harold Skarl Commencement ............ ..... Ralph Fountain Memorial . Dorothy Ziiun Photograph ...Robert Jones Clothing .... Austin Russik Social . Constance Taylor Formal Ruth Addis Her voice tens ever soft, gentlr. ami low. Edward Haxasik He must have been told, that silena was gold. Alice Atkinson Those about her, from her shall read the perfect ways of honor. Gertrude Balcer For brevity is very yood. Where are, or are not understood. Earl Bogacki To take thinys as they be. That's my philosophy. Dorothy Reran (Untie in method, resolute in action. Leo Backley He's never idle a moment but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Hattie Adryan She is a lady street and kind. .Mary Bacci Happy am I; from care I’m free! Why aren't they all contented like me! Stanley Bieganski But Oh! he dances such a way; no sccjie upon an Easter day is half so fine a sight. Bertha Bartkowski Discretion of speech is more than eloquence. Victoria Bialrk Think all you speak; but speak not all you think. 10 J Genevieve Brochick She is nice to walk with and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think about. Harry DeMarco The life of action is nobler than the life of thought ANGELINE CzEKALSKl She knows the precise psyscho-logical moment when to say nothing. Anna DiDonato A loving heart is the truest wisdom. Ralph Fountain Worth, courage, honor, these indeed Your sustenance and birthright are. Marion Farette Hospitality sitting with goodness. ftp 4 V i %. Ladimf.r Cerny The most manifest sign of wisdom is your continued cheerfulness. Leona Coleman If you keep that smile, You'll find life worth while. Norma Davison Studious of ease, and fond of humble things. Charles Draper I stay my haste, I make delays, For what avails this eager pace? Agnes Dudek Xothing is more useful than silence. Helen Glembocki For silence and chaste reset've is woman's genuine praise. [11 ESTELLK (JOLINSKI Her eyes are springs in whose serene Ami silent tenters heaven is seen. Stanley Gorzelanczyk He’s armed without that’s innocent within. Virginia Haas A tender heart; a will in flexible. Ted Grabowski He will strive with things impossible, And get the better of them. Wanda Gulajski Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety. Florence Haybirn Patience is a necessary ingredi ent of genius. Lillian Halasek 7 never, with important air. In conversation overbear. David Herbert An honest man, close, button’d to the chin, Broadcloth without, and a warm heart within. Irene Jakubowski Blushing is the color of virtue. Alex Harlinski .1 mind full of knowledge Is a mind that never fails. Helen Jacob My own thoughts, Are my companions. Agnes Karaffa With a stately step—such as you’d expect in a duchess. 12] Angelins Kaunowski Her wit was more than man Her innocence a child. Edward Kaczmarek He gives us the very quintessence of perception. GbnKVlfcVE KONIECZY NSKI Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Margaret Katkowski High erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. Edward Kaplewski All things come round to him who will but wait. Magda line Kre.jcik She doeth little kindnesses Which most leave undone, or despise. Robert Jones Were there no heaven or hell, I should be honest. Grace Kant do not hunger for a well-stored mind. I wish only to find my heart in unison with all mankind. Dorothy Kotecki Sensitive, swift to resent, but swift in atoning for error. Victor Kaczohowski Ilis tongue was framed to music. Cecelia Kowalczyk Imagination rules the world. Edith Krejsa Her gesture, motion, and her smiles, Her wit, her voice my heart beguiles. [13 CORNELIA KRUCZEK See how she leans her check upon her hand! 0 that 1 were a glove upon that hand. John Koschak His words are hands. his oaths arc oracles, his thoughts immaculate. Margaret Kuciita Honor lies in honest toil. Ernestine Lapka Be great in act; As you have been in thought. Richard MacMeans The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. Tilue Michalska She is all my fancy painted her She’s lovely, she’s divine. John Koehler If I chance to talk a little wild, forgive me, I got it from my father. Dorothy Kruzel She’s as good as she is fair, .4.? purr in thoughts as angel air. Olive Kuehl The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Chester Krajewski His heart as far from fraud as Heaven from earth. Jean Marini God’s rarest blessing is. After all, a good woman. Aileen Miller And her sunny locks Sang on her temples like a golden fleece. Grace Miller Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. Walter McPhail None but himself can be his parallel. Helena Ostkowski If I am, not so large as you, You are not so small as I. Mary Plata From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Cakl Muzzio A Corinthian, a lad of mettle, a good boy. Emily Polotowicz The hand of little employment hath the daintier sense. Angelo Martin 0, you shall see him laugh, till his face be like a wet cloak ill laid up. IIelene Ostrowska To be strong Is to be happy. Irene Pavlak What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Ben Miaidochowski Honest and faithful; constant in his calling. Jean Plockarski Sweet mercy is nobility’s true badge. Anne Reiser (jrace was in all her steps In every gesture dignity and love. [15 Betty Schlacht Sin has a voice of gladness and a sin Hr full of beauty. Austin Russik Wise to resolve, and patient to reform. Helens Sillia The hand that follows intellect tan achieve. Bernice Socky Never was there one as sweet, as kindly as she. George Slavik Actions, looks, words, steps from the alphabet, By which you may spell his character. Helen Stokluzinski Some times from her eyes I did receive fair speechless messages. Paul Muschb A little nonsense now and then So relished by the wisest men. Dorothy Schwanke If e'er she knew an evil thought, She spoke no evil word. Rose Sobiesczak A face with gladness overspread! Soft smiles, by human kindness bred. Harold Skarl Though he was rough, he was kindly. Leocadia Stawarsky To climb steep hills Requires slow pace at first. Florence Szuba Ambition has no rest. 1(J J Daniel Sledge A nice unparticular boy. Constance Taylor Her eyes are like forget-me-nots, So loving kind and true. Anton Sobczynski Of every noble work the silent, part in best of all expressions, that which cannot be expressed. GKNKV1KVE TROCHIMOWICZ Obedience is the key to every door. Adeline Ulanowski The reward of one duty is the power to fulfill another. Anthony Sui.kowski Stately and tall he moves in the hall The chief of a thousand for grace. Evelyn Vanek In her is found excellent courtesy. Florence Thompson Of all the girls that are so smart, There's none like a pretty Tommy. Regina Truszcznki 0 so white, O so soft, 0 so sweet is she. Florian Strozewski lie knows to live who keeps the middle state, And neither leaves on this side nor on that. Veronica Vallo Her cheeks like the dawn of day, Blue were her eyes as the fairy flax. Mildred Votata Character is higher than intellect. [17 REGINA Zysk She smiled mid the shadows de parted. Maurice Szajkowski His probity and mildness shows. Ilis care of friends, and scorn of foes. Anne Yuzwa Her hair was thick with many a curl, That clustered round her head. Amelia Zahart Small and vivacious With a merry twinkle in her eye. Stanley Trusiak An honest man's the Noblest work of God. Dorothy Zhun Now, at a certain time, in pleasant mood She tried the luxury of doing good. Glenn Dkiesig A moral, sensible, and well-bred lad. Leo Shimkus lie is full of pleasing anecdotes, So rich, so gay, so poignant is his wit. Eleanor Yurch A toss of her head so appalling And a smile that's so enthralling. Harlan Wii.kens He was not merely a chip off the Old Block, but the Old Block itself. Adolph Szymanski His most sincere friendliness is only one of his many trails. Theresa Zukowski Patience, and Gentleness is Power. John Wahl There is no substitute for thorough going, than your ardent, and sincere earnestness. John Walkowiak What e'er he did was done with so much ease, In him alone 'twas natural to please. 18] Carmella Zullo Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Senior Class of June 1939 CLASS OF JUNE ’39 MOTTO: Virtue is like a rich stone — best plain set. COLORS: Blue and Gold. FLOWER: Yellow Tea Rose. JUNE CLASS OFFICERS I1 rest (I nil Ernest Kisiel Vice-President .......... Secretary Genevieve Simmons .......... Nklijb Sciireiber Treasurer ... Ann SvEflLA Treasurer ....... Nkii. D.mjbS Srryianl-ul-.lrins............Nick PrKDOVIC JUNE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Annual .. .. Stanley Kovac Clothing .. Frank Trzaska Commencement ............. ....... Irene Steklenski Formal ... Dorothy Probola Memorial ______ Arnold Kim? Sr. Day Luncheon---- Program Committee .......... ......John Mazcchowski King ...Adoi.phf. Albatowjcz Social.. Ch.uii.es Drink worth Sr. Day Dance............... ..........Leona Ciio.in.vcki Virginia Golembiewskj Isabella A dam ski You’U be a student somber and sad— Cheer up—the world is not so bud. Eleanore Anchuus With gestures wide and voice intense. At speaking pieces she’s immense. Glenn Anderle Young Glenn Anderle has great ambition He’s sure to be a wise politician. Ruth Anderson In the movies you will go— 1 trust you will not find it slow. Bruno Bajbus You play a good game of basketball, Which makes you liked by one and all. Margaret Ausperk Her fertile brain and ready wit. Proclaim at once that any job she’d fit. .Mary Addis You’ll find your happiness right at home, So need around the world to roam. Adolphe Albatowicz As an editor you will shine— So much money for every line. Grace Anderson Our friend Grace has a very small voice, But great big emotions and diction quite choice. Dan Badovinac The noble blood of Gothic fame, A hero emblazoned high to fame. June Arterrburn She’s not fond herself of overwork, But can’t endure when others shirk. Walter Bazanski Helpless pieces of game he plays, Upon the checkerboard of nights and days. 22] Margaret Badarzykski The love of learning, the sequestered nooks, And all the sweet serenity of books. Steve Beilikski Steve likes to speculate And takes his fund in tempting fate. Lottie Rosiak Is she wise or foolish, young or oldt Does she drink her soup and her coffee cold? Warren Blazy Boxing—that’s the thing for you, But 1 wouldn’t try Dempsey if I were you. Dorothy Black She rose upon a wind of prophecy, Dilating on the future. Joe Borowy A plumber working overtime With charges huge and nerve sublime. Clara Barcikowski She’s a girl of charm and grace, Whose virtues are reflected in her face. Anna Barry . 1 nno will be a singer some day, And sob all her troubles in either way. Richard Blaze That smile like sunshine darts Into many sunless hearts. Norma Bentkowski Xorma is in this world of ours, Taking thorns and sticks from the flowers. Milton Boroush You’ll go to college and get a degree, And a wonderful orator you may be (t) Rita Blasczyx Sow Rita is like a candlelight; Lighting our way and helping our plight. [23 J tSKI'l11N K BLICH A RSK A Josephine on cloudless starlight treads, And gives beams of light which heaven sheds. Chester Breaky Give a man a book he can read. Though the room be poor indeed. Rose Bkezina Rose’s voice is like sweet ringing bells, Her eyes are like mysterious wells. Chester Bkokas Chester’s future plain I see. A very wealthy man he’ll be. Jane Budzarek There’s always a need of a loving heart and hand, To care for those who constant care demand. Robert Burke Of course you, will always be healthy, You’d rather be that than wealthy. Jean Boege S'he seems gifted with a tender heart, Yes, I believe she is fitted for any part. Jayne Borowik Surely she has chosen the better part, To reign at home, the queen of a man’s heart. Sylvester Brodowski In thy heart the dew of youth. On thy lips the smile of truth. Margaret Brixker Peg will write the perfect story, Tims covering herself with glory. Stanley Bukala .1 wink of his eye and a twist of his head Soon give you to know you’ve nothing to dread. Helen Canavan She’s light of love and purity of grace, Helen has love and kindness in her face. 24] Bertha Cervenka The nightingale's high note is heard In Bertha’s every whispered word. Leona Chojnackt She is pretty to walk with. And witty to talk with. Joseph Chm ielf.wski To you may ive make a toast To hare what you do want most. Anna Cosma .Inn's friendship is a tight caress, And some day will he a fair duchess. Kobert Cramer .1 friend in need. Is a friend indeed. Pearl Crouch Pearl is a beautiful song, She is weak against strong. Celia Chakvat 'rl hi is a pretty blooming flower, Xhr has you and me in her power. Edward Cendhowski 1 ou don’t want a horse—so you • an be a jockey, You just want some skates—to play hockey. Josephine Cook Josephine will run with glee, .1 great employment agency. Anthony Cornell© IIis eyes always twinkle, And his dimples are merry. Marjorie Cottle Heart on her lips, and soul within her eyes, It’s Marjorie, and sunny are her skies. Neil Dales As a driver you’re a wonder All the cops have got your number [25 Anna Cvsach Anna has a busy career, Ami will fit into our sphere. Dean DeCapite Green lawns and fallows grey This is where Dean will stray Dorothy DeLura Follow the straight line, thou shall see Dorothy, that all good things will follow thee. Arthur Dippel He’ll become the reckless joker A very lucky Wall Street Broker Dorothy Dresljnski Her words are simple words enough, Dorothy is gentle and never rough. Eijeanore Dzizkowski Eleanore will be an actress fair, The idol of the public everywhere. Helen DeCapite Helen is a maiden coquettish yet shy, The clouds are her laces, the wind is her sigh. Alice Dobzinjecki Alice is a sweet maid who is clever, And perhaps will make life last forever. Joseph Dembinskj Neat in attire, A millionaire he will retire. Mary Dominak Though Mary is shy and sincere, She holds someone very dear. Frank Dodic Towers and battlements he sees And many huge tufted trees Stella Farris Our hearts are drunk with beauty, Stella is who our eyes now see. 26] Elizabeth Fiala She is a dream of life and beauty, But Elsie always does her duty. Mildred Foth Look in the mirror, lady fair, A sailor lad is surely there. Peter Dubaniewicz Right agai7ist the eastern gate Where Peter begins his state Mary Fronckowiak You have a sympathetic soul, all other traits above, Remember, though, that pity kind is oft akin to love. Anthony Faldowski You’ll be an aviator bold— Your stunts will make one’s blood run cold Alice Gasset Alice is a maker of wonderful dreams, She makes springtime and golden streams. Dorothy Fields Dorothy has many crucial things to decide, Truth or falsehood for the good or evil side. Charles Drinkworth Some Gentlemen” prefer a blond Of them you, too, are very fond Lillian Frrdejucy Sow' Lillian is a lifelong friend And will still be to the journey’s end. Walter Dziedzina In the army, in the morn, Walter will sound taps with a horn. Jeannette Gajda Jeannette speaks in perfect rhyme, She’ll float above the wrecks of time. Virginia Golembiewski Virginia is a dream of pleasure. And to us is our dearest to treasure. [27 Helen Gondek You create the wonderful way. And make the hours a perfect day. Donald Fromwiijjbr Where more is meant than meets the ear Thus, in store, Don has a career. Carol Gross You will guard the golden gate. For you art the master of our fate. Henry Zuciiowski You’re going to grow clever and tall And you will he the beau at the ball. A X N A G HJSY M Rows K1 You have a very bright star. That tvUl lead you to heaven far. •Joseph Grucza She loves the man who bravely does his part. And risks a conflict with heroic heart. Elizabeth Greenwood Elizabeth flows as the stream, Like an old tune through a dream. Anna Grigalczik You love school in a seemly way, For all your work you receive an A. Peter Fricky .1 chauffeur—that’s the thing for you But be a cureful driver, do I Hembce Grcchacz Helene will have many things, And will meet people and many kings. Florian Goluhski .1 man of business you will be You’ll make a fortune easily Jean Gr .ywixskj Jean is like a rose in bloom, She shatters emptiness and gloom. 28 ] Jane Gwozdzinski Through many roads has Jane flown, And in knowledge and culture grown. Evelyn Henkel You are a strange, sun t, lonely delight, All burst into joy upon your sight. Raymond Harwood You will have a great many shops, And the people will think you’re tops. Irene Horvath A nother Florence Sigli t ingale you will be; A nurse in white is your dream. Edmi nd IIudz Ere many a year Edmund Jludz will be A solemn Doctor of Philosophy. Florence Ilosvay Your name should have been Joy, simple joy, Because your gladness never does annoy. Ji nk Hecker You arc a maiden fair, With sunny floating hair. Norman Guth You’ll dig a garden with your spade. And then stop to rest in the shade. Mary IIrich You are wise when you say, I’ll try to brighten your day. Ben Hocevar Be thankful that you know your stuff, And. never let them get too rough. Ienevieve Hubkny You will keep a shop of lovely hats, All trimmed inth turnips and tails of cats. Leonard Jagielski The girl you’re after will say yes So you’re lucky—Well, I guess. [29 Helens Iwucz “Pinky” likes to travel far and wide, So may her wish be gratified. Frank J.wvakski A lucky person, sure you are, You're going to have a fine new car. Theresa Jkric You govern others by absolute sway. They do what you want and you get your way. Robert Kevekn Is she tall or short f What folly! Here's the main thing, is she jolly t Sophie Kaminski The people will be your slaves, And bow and roll before you as waves. Irene Kahn a pel Rocked in the cradle of the deep, You are our peace and peaceful sleep. Mary Janik You will gain literary fame, Studious and friendly is your aim. Rowena Jaskiewicx A singer—your voice is like a bird. And over the radio you will be heard. XORBERT KaPR Though you have many troubles, They will burst into bubbles. Clara Jurkowski Joy of heaven to earth come down, Because you smile and never frown. Ernest Kisiel Although your favorites are blond, Brunettes alone of you are fond. Lottie Karpinski O marvel of bloom and grace, In you there is a trace. 30 | Anna Kennedy She's all my fancy painted her. Like the lovely month, September. Irene Klbkotka Her lovely cherry lips enclose. lt'fon her lovely laughter shows. Albert Kolman You'll be a wild huntsman that shoots all the bears, With your grass-green sweater that causes all the stares. Ruth Knowles Some day you will go to fame, Electric lights will spell your name! Stanley Kovac You always put all the girls in a trance. Why, oh why, won't you give them a chancet Geraldine Kopczynski In your choosen profession, success you will win. Hut you'll have to work hard so you’d better begin! Eleanoke Kizina Stately and tall she moves in the hall, She whom everyone likes and— all. Tony Kocianic Your reserve is impressive beyond any doubt, Hut. oh, icy-hearted, when will you give outI Dorothy Knapp Dorothy is heading for a future that is bright, She's bound to find it if she does things right. Henry Kotlowski When his violin he plays, MV are reminded of romantic days. Jexevieye Ivonieczko You have prospered thus far, 'tis indeed very plain. Hut in very short time, you will make extra gain. Emma Kopriunik Though riches may not be at your behest, With happiness you shall be ever blest! I 31 Helen Kosicki The castles you have built in ntr. Will, through good luck, be rcullg there. Bernard Klonowski Someday he’ll be a Xelson Eddy, All he needs is time to get ready. Esther Kozak Girls will be girls — you're young in your mi ml, Old heads upon young shoulders you must not expect to find. Daniel Laskowski They all call him two in one llut he doesn’t mind because he’s lots of fun. A ONES KrESK Agnes is a shy young maid. And of the men she is afraid. Frank Hescjnski Someday to congress by admirers he will be sent And next perhaps to be President. A 0 2 Helen Kot He’s coming! Watch awhile. Coming soon to make you smile! Sophie Kowalski ,1. the rose, with fragrance weeping, So his heart shall twine unsleeping. Arnold Kus He will very soon be a world famed aviator As noted as Lindbergh, perhaps even greater. Elizabeth Krawczynski One and two are not one; Hut one and nothing is tiro! Cashier Latkowski Outward sunshine, inward joy, Hlessings on the happy boy. Jean Zebrowski Jean has those friendly glances, And in many things she advances. 32] Clara Kru zwski They do you wrong who say he comes no more, For every day lie stands outside your door! -Margaret Ki uik Although you do not strive, for fame, Yours will In a glorious name. Ernest Lecas Horn rimmed glasses, and a very blank stare That’s aha! you get from too many books. Beware! Evelyn Kvkt To vanished joys be. blind and deaf and dumb, But never bind a moment yet to come. Vernon Mahf.r He laughs, he grins constantly. .1 famous man someday he’ll be. Sabina Kwjatkowski For he who joins the issue of life's field, Must choose the risk and then refuse to yield! CllARl-ETTE KCBIAK Be thankful you are full of grace, And that you’re young and fair of face. Edward Lick A friend in need Is a friend indeed. Victoria Klszczyk Do your people like him extremely wellf Or do they, whenever they can, rebel! ( 'iiester Mack You’ll be a leader in your gang, One does not hear a thing but slang. Esther Kwiatkowski There’ll be no strange and distant place, That will not be gladdened by your face! Mike Makar .1 successful man he will be, That is his prophecy. [33 Myrtle Lange He looks at you with soulful eyes, A poet counts you as a prize! William Martin A pleasant sight to view A re hoys as nice as you. Janet Latko You do not ask why tireless grief, You only crave the blind relief! John Mazuchowski With his wit and technique, All the politicians he will beat. Wanda Lewandowski Leave it to you and you’ll make good, For you’re the kind that always could. Ruth Lizotte Thy comradeship so graciously bestow, Their hearts shall burn within them as you go. Rita Lange Your tastes are domestic, oh, yes, it is true, And someone will be very happy with you! Alice Lapka “All things come to those who wait,” And he’ll come, too, although he’s late. Robert Maryanski Like a mighty oak he stands, Whenever his rights he demands. Lottie Leszkiewicz Above your shoulder he will smile, ’Tis one you’ve known a long, long while! Mildred Lucas Hard to judge by a single glance— Think you’d better take a chance. 34] Irene Magalski Be ye as the light of morning, like the beauteous (lawn unfold, With your radiant lives adorning all the world in hues of gold! Miriam Mathias You have gained the real eyes. You are a gentle priestess wise. Ted Ziembicki .1 great deal of money you are really going to get, But you’ll have to work for it— 20 years yet. Jeanne McCord Whenever you’re near there’s no darkness, For you are beautiful loveliness. Henry Montkowrki He always charged like a Light Brigade, Whenever an exciting speech hr gave. June Mfjser She won much literary fame, In world of books she made her name. Jeanette Malacek You like the man who faces what he. must, Sees his hopes fail, yet keeps unfaltering trust. Richard McAusland Though his motto is “slow but sure,’’ Someday he’ll be a Louis Pasteur. Eileen McCann 7’he work of the world must be done And to do this work you are the one. William McDonnel Bill McDonnel will be a sight, Shouting: “Fish'’! with all his might. Mary McPherson You are a sweet suggestion. But to some you are a question. Helen Miroswich You can size up human nature in a manner very clear. So all your friends will be worth while and yon will hold them dear. [35 Adeline Montoski You could be friend of all—the foe, the friendless, You could be humble, for you know your weakness. Anthony Mush. He’s debonair and courageous. And he’ll travel in foreign places. Wilma Nkubekt So Wilma hath not, in all her grieves choice, .!� � arrow for the heart like a sweet voice. Henry Nidzgorski Don’t wish for a partner; its much, much better. To stop your wishing and just go-getter! Rita Xiekadko A lovely being scarcely formed or molded, A rose with all its leaves yet unfolded. Casimer Olszewski lie’s firm and secure And will always be able to endure. Virginia Murkis No words suffice the secret soul to show, For Virginia doesn’t acknowledge woe. •I ESSIE NARUCKJ Time writes no wrinkles on thine azure brow, Such as creatures down beheld, thou rollest now. Alois Xkrikg Betty” is so very shy, That he blushes when you look him in the eye. Clara Niemera Clara greets us with a smile Which we have loved a long, long while. Jerome Obojski Though modest he may be Tie always makes grand com pang. Elizabeth Novak The old faith lights thine candles all about, But Betty comes and blows them out. 36 J Virginia Novak .1 wan and wavering sunbeam peeps; Into the room Virginia sleeps. J I'Ll a Onesky It’s easy to read Julia's face. For we can detect a smile's trace. Mathew Palencia His jests and pranks never fail And hr can always tell a mournful tale. Wanda Patrustus Wanda is youny and like a laughing child, One moment gay, so easily beguiled. Bf.n edi ci- Pesta He is always a kind boy. In love, and thought, and joy. Genevieve Pawxowski Genevieve, if you had wings, You could do such wondrous things. Dorothy Oin .kwski Did you get your hair from strings of harps, And pick your lips from berry tart si Chester Oral lie will be happy, even when alone For he can always call his day his own. Bi.odwen Owen I beauty parlor you will run— Making curls is lots of fun. Daniel Paxnext A nightcap decked his brow, when he in slumber lay, .1 nightcap by night, a stocking by day. Sophie Pawukowski Sophie trill go to distant lands. There's romunce on foreign sands. Carl Petricii lie’ll say Look here now, watch the birdie. Then he'll snap your picture in a hurry. [37 Dorothy Pender You ease people of their load, Clear hardships from the road. Stanley Plezia He will always have a trusty hand And your woes he will understand. Lucy Peterson As happiness came you float by, With lightness you are oh, so high! Leonard Prusak A merry heart and always true In whatever he shall do. Marie Pfundstein She had gone to that place, Where she felt knowledge embrace. Blanche Picklo The garden where dreams flower is far Blanche, can it be that's where you are? Lillian Pesta You are a quaint, pretty maiden, Who with knowledge is laden! Nick Predovic Toward sports his heart was always yearning He did not give a whoop for learning. Rita Pieciiowska Rita is like a heap of gold, But is worth more by a thousand fold! Delphine Pe«i.owski You are a person quite scholarly, Reliable, sociable, friendly and hourly. Jeanne Petrowski We all know that Jeanne is wise and can, with one sweet smile, bewitch the bravest man! Chester Ramos ne’s always brave and bold And his own with anyone he cun hold. 38 ] Lucille Pinta Lucille is in the distant blue, There in the violets dell of dew. Marie Plonska Marie, fair and straight, Were you ever, ever late? Louis Roeble Athletics, that’s where you will shine, Another Corner Jones may be in line. A nolline Pom I ECko Many, many things belong to Angelinc, Such as virtue, knowledge and love are thine. Leonard Rucixski There is much that you’ll retrieve, You’re so fair you can’t deceive. Helen Puchalski You are cheerful with laughter. And you’ll be remembered long after. I OTTIB PlTTNKR “Forever” is an honest word, Just from Lottie it is heard. Arthur Rkidigbk lie argues, morning, noon, and night And wins if hr be wrong or right. Jane Podraza I have hope for all Jane knows, Heat it sr she’s sweet as a rose. Robert Kouta You will be a heroic man, And live for many, many span. Dorothy Probola Your pleasant personality an asset e’er will be You’ll shine forth in society, just you wait and see. Frances Ratazczyk Frances, you have a gracious heart, And many things are in yours to start. [39 •Josephine Reklinski Some day you will be renown And upon, your head yon will wear a shining crown. Drummond Russell When you will beat your mighty drum. From miles around the folks will come. Margaret Sakal Larkspur, thistle, these your eyes, The world will answer all your sighs' Arnold Scandrette You with your executive ability. Will be a leader in this vicinity. Irene Salata You are an example of “still ivatcr runs deep” But there arc many secrels that you may keep. Stanley Scion kv A W.P.A. worker he wants to be To dig a hole and plant a tree. Virginia Zasodzinski Your aim can’t be more graceful and true, For you the skies will be lovely and blue. Edna Rosinski Edna is sweet, and so of course will wear Many blossoms in the bright warmth of her hair. James Sands You wilt be a sports newshound. You’re in that direction bound. Anne Sakarozak Anne you needn't have doubt or fear, Your troubles droun in pools limpid and clear. Daniel ScheesBr Let our thoughts dally with false surmise, The intention you have will be a surprise. Pearl Sanuk You are lovely and adored, To you wonderments are poured. 40] Leona Schilling 0 marvel of bloom and grace, Of these you have many a trace. Rita Schultz A very fine actress you will be, And start in lands across the sea. Norbbrt Sikkaerski West Point you trill take by storm You look so well in uniform. G ENEVIEVK SIE MI EK KOW$K I You certainly do love to dance, Someday, we know, you’ll get a chance. Leonard Sikmborski If you’ll treat others with scorn. Later you will be forlorn. Hattie Souurada She trill live in peace and plenty all her life, A housekeeper de luxe and happy wife! Nkj.uk Schreibkr you have an urge to do things And you're anxious to see what the future brings. Arthur Scih.o You’ll be a boss that’ll work And your task you’ll never shirk. -Mildred Siekaniec There will be a legend in this place. For we’ll always remember your face! John Sielatvcki Hoses arc red and violets are blue. You are a scholar and a gentleman too. Wanda Ski ta You haste away too soon, Just like the big dying moon. Norman Silk Hark, the islands you will explore And travel the land o’er and o’er. 141 Florence Sprttiguk You i f like the street summer ruin, .Is a golden, full ripened grain. Arthur Slavkovski Don't yon ever delay, 'Cause I here'll be a delay in pay. Irene Steklknski She's a girl of charm and grace Whose virtues are reflected in her face. Stephen Staunch You will, be an aggressive knight For you have lots of strength and might. Eleanork Xl'WUKoWSKl .4 masculine girl the men alarm So keep your own sweet feminine charm. Anne Sveula You could hare the boys going around in a circle. But you’d much rather ride a bicycle. Stei.i.a Szczbhakski Stella just loves photography, But oh, how she hates geogra phy. Caroline Srb To the top you will rise, In whatever you do if you are wise. Virginia Stayner In this world you have a chance. For knowledge, adventure and romance. John Smetana You'll be a very modern sheik, But tighten up, your knees are weak. Eleanors Semak Often when she has smiled, I was reminded of a sweet child. Leonard Stepp You’ll be known everywhere, Because you lack the drawback, fear. 42] Stkffie Szewczyk 31 y, oh my, what a way to live a life, All Steffie wants is to he a housewife. Sophie Sziba You have a eery nice voire, .is a career, singing will he your choice. •Toe Szcepanski Let me hear from you, Joey Beau, On the day you're lots of dough. Viola TejsSm ax Don’t give up hoping when the ship goes down, Grab a spar or something—just refuse to drown. A 1.0 Vsi ( SzC'Zl PLINSKI Beautiful faces are those that wear. Whole-souled honesty printed there. Cecelia Tomczyk Cecelia wonders what the future will hold, But it's a long, long story that can’t be told. Alice Szykowny .1 icr has a 1 winkle in her eye, So one knows the reason why. Raymond Swidkrski You are good and splendid in spirit, Anil someday a fortune will inherit. Lottie Szymczyk .Is a hair stylist you will succeed. .1 comb and a glass is all you will need. Joe Szostak You need hare no alarm For you have a lot of charm. Mildred Tii.litz What you will be is quite a surprise, But to the top you're sure to rise. Helen Traska “Fife is just a bowl of cherries,” so they say, Because you help make it so in every way. [43 Rose I’lkpic Rose simply talcs I he cake, What a saleswoman she mould make. Alvin Timm So sweet the blush of bashfulness, . . Even pity scarce can wish it less. Dorothy Vitigoy You colled autographs even in a mob, To get one of yours is quite a job. Frank Trazaska You’ll be a lawyer and plead every case, You’ll get into politics and win every race. Ruth Wade Now that you are out of school, Always remember the Golden Rule! Dorothy Walters You hare real pep, none can resist, You’ll win success if yOU p sist! Pat VklardO Around the world your voice will go Announcing for the radio. Edward Vance You’ll forget all the things you learned in schools You’ll start working as a plumber and forget to bring your tools. Wilhelm in a Wieczorkienvicz If you study and do your duty, You will hr a famous beauty. 44 J Florence I’siak Florence, since you’ve learned to toddle, Your ambition is to be a model. Henry Tokarz Seeing only what is fair, Thou dost work at fate and care. Ann Vasil There’s one thing you to do best, So get your boots on and head west. Alyce Wilgoz You’re lovely and lovable, so it is true, The future is holding good fortune for you. Rkgina Winiarski You are blond and very pretty. If Hollywood doesn’t get you it’s a pity. Frank Villoma Friendly, helpful, smiling and glad You sometimes make others feel sad. Virginia Zasadzinski True worth is in being, not seem ing— Some little good—not in dreaming. William Zielinski .Is a business man you’ll win renown. With a great big office in a great big town. Marcella Wittman Although you try to he inconspicuous, You appear charming indeed, to t s. Georgene Wilson You turned out to be very sweet, To be your friend is indeed a treat. Alfred Vyskocil You’ll try for motion pictures and make good And live in a large house in 11 oily wood. Adelle Wisniewski You will do things very fine, Because you have a cultured mind. Martin Waciisman Your wish concerns the making of money You’ll do it by just being funny. Marie Witkowski Though you are quiet but sweet. You’ll make someone’s dream complete. Edward Wisniewski You’ll go to college and get a degree; And a brilliant man you’ll surely be. [45 Virginia Wolanski Beautiful faces are those that wear— It matters little if dark or fair. Louis Wisniewski Because of your jokes and your songs You will always be praised by the throngs. .Jane Wronski Keep lave in your life, my friend, If you would have perfect joy. NORBBRT WOJNAWSKI You've trifled and flirted with many But I doubt if you ever liked any. Josephine Yandek Beautiful lives are those that bless— Silent rivers of happiness. Alma Zablosky Lady, to this advice give heed —if you don't succeed, why cry, cry again. Helen Wonter This book is all that's left yon now— With faltering lip and throbbing brow. i Jenkvikve Wronski There are two kinds of people on earth today, Just two kinds of people, no more I say. Stanley Wojciak You are always healthful, happy, and gay, You will win many friends this way. Helen Wysocki Helen smites so very sweetly, Chatters well, and dresses neatly. John Wycislik The freshness, the everlasting youth, Of admiration sprung from truth. Florence Zabi-osky With doubt and dismay you are smitten, Why, the best books haven’t been written. Lawrence Zielinski You might be a great basketball player when you grow tall, But gosh—you might not grow at all. 46’ CLUBS and ACTIVITIES HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Wanda Ghlajski .......President. . Ienevikve (Jhynowicz Anna I)i Donata....Vice-President. ... Dokotiiy Vitiooy Stella Szczpanski... Secretary .. .Margaret Badarzynski Dorothy Vitiooy.......Treasurer..... Evelyn Brezina Advisor—.Miss B. Flouidclis FRIENDSHIP CLUB Eleanor Martin...... President......Eleanor Martin Florence Szcba .... Vice-President . .. Gladys Voorhees Anne Mikulski..... Secretary.................. Reni Fareni Florence Thompson ... Treasurer..... Dorothy Amari Advisor—Miss B. Limbacli NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Margaret Ki-ciita....President .....Margaret Brisker Margaret Auspkrk ... 'in -President ... William Zielinski NkLLIK ScilKIKHKK ... Srrnlnrn ........ CAROLINE SrB Leona Coleman ....... Treasurer ..... Leonard Kokyta Advisor—Miss L. Jones USHERS’ CLUB (iKNKViKVK lIiHK.w ... . President___ Cknevieve IIubkny Dorothy Walters .. Vice-President............ xnk Sveiila Kita Lange .............Secretarij .. Josephine Blicharski Margaret Badarzynski .. Treasurer .. Margaret Baiurzynski .......Scrt 't-at-Anns. Kleanore 1)ziszko vski .Mr. F ('liudoba—Advisors—Miss I. Hanlon HALL GUARD CAPTAINS Leonard Koryta...............William McDonnell Date Wagner.............................Eleanore Seman Glenn Anpkri.e...........................Lucille Lange Raymond Harwood................ Yolanda Laurenzi Advisor—Mr. L. Walton HONOR STUDY HALL John Walkowiak...........President........Alice Szykowny Bob Maryanski.........Vice-President......Richard Lancer Ruth Knowles ............Secretary........Violet Whittle Alice Szykowny...........Treasurer.....................Joe Moreland Advisor—Miss B. Limbach PHILALETHEAN SOCIETY Irene Steklenski...President.................... Ruth Knowles Ann Reiser ......Vice-President...Grace Anderson Edith Krbjs.v ....... Secret ary Nelva Faulkes Regina Zysk.........Treasurer ... . Virginia Wolanski Advisor—Miss I). Gallagher STUDENT COUNCIL Dorothy Kotecki.......President ...... Margaret Ausperk Margaret Ausperk ... Vice-President ... Frank Vii.loria Dorothy Walters....... Secretary ... Yolanda Laurenzi Frank Villoria ....... Treasurer Dorothy De Dura John MazuchowSki . .Sergeant-at-Arms............Joseph Pruza Advisor—Mr. L. Walton BEACON STAFF Helene Sjllia........... ir ...... Nellie Sciireibkr Margaret Kuciita.......Make-up............... ntjionv Mcsil Florence S .uba......Edilorials .................Mary Janik Austin Rtssik........sports.............James Sands Managing Editor—Adolphe Ai.iiatowicz Advisor—Miss Margaret Sullivan MATHEMATICS CLUB Erna HoRorsir ....................... Ji nk Elias ......................... Ruth Barron.......................... Edward Ratusnik...................... Advisor—Miss A. Ulier .. . President Vice-President ... Secretary .. Treasurer MASK AND WIG John Kosciiak ............ President .. Pearl Krai, ............Vice-President Robert Marvanski.........Secretary .. Arnold Scandrett ......... Treasurer Mr. P. Barnes..............A ft visors, . . Arnold Scandrett .... Dan Laskow.ski ... Leona Schilling .. Dorothy Walters ...Miss V. (iALLAGHER WHIKLO Howard Blaylock.........President .... Howard Blaylock Betty Schlacht....... Vice-President...........Robert Routa Dorothy Schwanke ... Secretary...................Ruth Hlavin Margaret McGreavy ______Treasurer_____ Margaret McGreavy Advisor—Mr. P. Keehn SCIENCE CLUB Claire Gburzynski ... President .......... Dale Wagner Robert Rlzicka _____ Vice-President .. Claire Gourzynski Virginia Zasadzikxski .. Secretary...Dolores Stawakski Stella Poliskj....... Treasurer _____ Elizabeth Lukas Erxa Borousii..........Chairman Lucille Lange Advisor—Mr. G. C. Muthersbaugh GERMAN CLUB Estelle Golinski.....President........Irene Magalski Florence Szuba .....Vice-President . Delphine Perlowski Leona Chojnacki.....Secretary......Anna Grigalczyk Ruth Lizotte.........Treasurer..................Erna Boroush Advisor—Miss E. Weiss 54] SCROLL AND KEY John Satula.......... President.......Robert Maryanski John Koeiu.er ____ V ice- 'resident .Karl Koszlowski Bernard Klonowski ... Secretary ..... Stanijcy Wojciak Angelo Martin ...... Treasurer ... Bernard Klonowski Advisor -Mr. C. Sutter HI-Y Presidents Casimer Latkowski......Sigma Phi.........Stanley Kovac Ted Grabonvski.........Cheyenne Stanley Bieoanski Jack Arnold ............Sorblas.......... Robert Heiton Advisor—Mr. R. Shriver [55 WHAT IS MUSIC? Is there a in subject more cultured or refined? TO tills question we can give a very definite reply. No. Music develops application for the finer things in life. It stimulates an interest in the better music of today and yesterday. Concerts are given every semester, in which all types of music are played. Operas, too, have proved to he a huge success. Thus the students of today are trained to enjoy that which adds to our social achievements. Thus we pupils have attained the goals which our parents had set forth. 56 ] MUSIC Orchestra Band Choir ORCHESTRA INLAYS, operas, assemblies, and any other school activity in-1. volve the orchestra. The members are always ready, willing, and able whenever they are called upon. Many of them have won national recognition for their musical accomplishments. Every member devotes the greater part of his time to this organization. Every year they enter the Music Appreciation Contest which requires a great deal of study. They have attained the highest honors a great many times at the Greater Cleveland Orchestra Contest. To our orchestra, we must indeed wave “White Banners.” Bob Andrews Charles Baker Thad Baker Eleanor Blaskiewicz Florence Christie Steve Bielinski George Bittner Louis Dabrowski Arthur Hippie Leonard Dobies Glenn Duncan Elsie Fiala Charles Fila Raymond Gibbons Lois Girnt .Josephine Golkowski Elmer Hutchinson Doris Irwin Harry Jastr cbski Victor Kaim Harry Kalal Genevieve Konieczka Henry Kotolowski John Krzywicki Sophie Kuchvnskn Chester Kwiatkonski Vernon Maher Blossom Malik Mitchell Marzec Trevor Mathias Beatrice Nicka Walter Pawlowski Helen Puchalski Drummond Russell Sophie Ruthkowski Charles Schmidt Florence Schwandt Betty Sebesta Xorbert Siekerski Doris Slowik John Smetana Lois Smous James Snabel Hattie Souhrada Louise Stanic John Stackmau Eleauor Sztnuc Margaret Szymanski Henry Tokarz Viola Tucker John Velardo Alfred Vyskocil Agnes Zbikowski 58] BAND “O MALL but mighty,” that’s our band. Amid shouts and O cheers they keep “marching along together.” Twirling batons, dashing colors, marching feet, down the gridiron the band comes, instilling hope into the hearts of the supporters. What more can we ask ? Arthur Abbott Hob Andrews Walter Bnzanski Doan DcCopita Lawrence Del Sonno Arthur Dipple Leonard Dobics Charles Fila Raymond Gibbons Josephine Golkowski Elmer Hutchinson EImpr Hmnpal Doris Irwin Richard Josefus Victor K im Harry Ratal Stanley Kaminski Sophie Kuchvnska Edmund Kotolowski Henry Kotolowski Chester Kwiatkowski Mitchell Marzec Joseph Moreland Peter Prybylski Drummond Russell Charles Schmidt Florence Schwa ndt Arthur Scislo Betty Sebesta Norbert Siekierski Doris Slowik .John Smetana Hattie Souhrada John Stockman Margaret Szymanski Henry Tokarz Viola Tucker George Vasicek Dale Wagner Doris Williams Alfred Vyskocil Anna Yakich Agnes Zhikowski Drum Major—Alfred Vysckocil Drum Majorettes—Edna Rosinski, Grace Kant, Irene Stoklcnski, Doris Slowik. [59 CHOIR T1IE A Cappella Choir has distinguished itself in many choral contests. This group consists of eighty persons who spend much time in actual practice. These people receive excellent training and coaching during these periods from their director, P Allen Barnes. The choir adds solemnity and dignity to programs that leave one impressed long after. The Choir has added prestige and recognition to the school, that has far surpassed the fondest hopes of its founders. Walter Bo sail John Kolur Harold Mcaden John Velar(lo Wiii. Eyerdam Pearl Krai Rita Miciadko Florence Spettigue Wilma Xenbert Florence Uosvay Lucille Kubovec Frances Klcnientowiez Dolores Stawarski Arlene Ramsey Elizabeth Nnvarinn Harley Meade Havel Cooper Arthur Baldwin Robert Hienton Leonard Kraft ('has. Drinkworth Dan Scheeser Arnold Seandrctt Chester Worstak Vernon Maher Sophie Kaminski Myrtle Lange Carol Gross Ruth Knowles Margaret Sakai Anne Propocak Marie Del Sonno Edna West Dorothy doLurn Eleanor Martin Pat Wnrdo Bernard Klonowki Bob Mirich Eliot Lesti Frank Javrorski Sophie Szuba Dorothy Probola Lottie Rosiak Helen Chlnbieki Geraldine Kopczym ki Rowena Jaskiewiez Helen Fleming Mary Fecknnin Jean Zebrowski Annabel Cochran Irene Rozycki Rose Brezina Dorothy Coaler Joe Deinbiuski Ted Vlaszenski Bob Meek William Vravec C'has Busch Leona id Korecky Mariou Mazvrowiski Richard Jukral Lillian Robinson Elvira Furstennv Betty Evans Diana Nowakowski Henrietta Volek Kathleen Waszkowski Alyce Novak Joan Boege Yolanda Laurenzi Lenore Mdnar Ted 01 oy John Oclw.it Dnn Budniak John Sielatyeki John Mazuehowski 60 j SPORTS CHEER LEADERS Regina Zvsk John Walkowiak.............................Leona Schilling Konxik Bklock................. Elkanork Lauren j Robert Andrews............................Joseph Moreland Alexander Mario ATHLETICS ATHLETICS in the high school is one of the most valuable and important extra-curricular activity. The value oi' sports in high schools is in their tendency to build strong bodies and sound minds. Every real American boy and girl has the desire to participate in some active sport or other. Those, who through no fault of their own, are not capable of directly playing, help the fortunate ones who can by supporting the games and in this way they also derive from them some of the valuable assets of the sport. One of the most important results of the athletics is the desirable, clean theory of sportsmanship and all the courtesies that go with it. The rough participation in sports where the temptation to foul their opponents is great, the athletes learn to control their temper and rigidly obey all the rules. This fine attitude tends to make the game one in which the player loves to take part and the spectator enjoys watching. It is this clear idea of sportsmanship, instilled in the minds of the players by their coaches, which prepares the boys and girls for their advent into the world of business. They learn in these games to take bad luck with good and never to shirk but keep trying always. Altogether athletics in high school prepare the student for later life and also to make the period of high school a more enjoyable period of time. 62 j BASKETBALL TEAM Coach—Mr. J. Shallcross Faculty Manager—Mr. A. Wisner Captain chosen for every game. FOOTBALL TEAM Coach—Mr. E. Ungers Faculty Manager—Mr. A. Wisner Captain—Nick Predovic [63 BOYS’ GYM LEADERS Advisor—Mr. T. McMahon GIRLS’ GYM LEADERS Eleanor Suwqrowski ... President ..... Elsie Fiala Eleanorb Dygutowicz Vice-President .. Helen DeCapite Helen De Capitb....Secretary ... . Mildred Siekaniec Irene Horvath .... Program Chairman .... Florence Holt Advisor—Miss II. Armstrong 64] Senior Achievements JANUARY CLASS RUTH ADDIS 4097 East 81 Si.- -Senior Day Committee Chairman. HATTIE A DRY AN G8‘25 Berdcllc Avemu —Gym Leaders Club; Basketball. ALICE ATKINSON 4140 East 111 St. MARY BACCI 4933 East 72nd Place—Friendship Club; Gym Leaders Club; Honor Study Hall; Guard. LEO BACKLAY 4101 East 57 St.—Hi-Y Club Asst. Treasurer. GERTRUDE BAU ER 4144 East 59 St. EDWARD BA NASI K 7118 Broadway Avenue. BERTHA BARTKOWSKI 3478 East 78 St. DOROTHY BERAN-5670 Hamlet Avenue—Home Economics. Club. VICTORIA BIALEK 4831 Dakota Avenue — Whirlo Club; Memorial Committee. STANLEY BIEGANSKI 6526 Fleet Avenue—Student Council; Honor Study Hall; Hi-Y Toreador Club; Photograph Committee. EARL BOGACKI 4921 Anson Avenue. GENEVIEVE BROCHICK 7303 Ivy Avenue. LADIMER CERNY 4521 Lester Avenue. LEONA COLEMAN 3354 East 49 St.—National Honor Society Secretary: Philalethean Society; Mask and Wig; Friendship Club; Annuul Committee; A Cappella Choir. ANGELINE CZEKALSKI 4097 East 61 St.—National Honor Society; Philalethean Society; Student Council; Friendship Club; Photograph Committee. NORMA DAVISON 7112 Union Avenue—Transferred from Detroit. Midi. HARRY EUGENE I)E MARCO 8116 Maryland Avenue—Orchestra; Ensemble; Baud; II. R. Basketball: II. K. Baseball. ANNA DI DONATO 3969 East 86 St.—Home Economics Club Vice President; Honor Study Hall; Clothing Committee. CHARLES DRAPER 2951 East 50 St. GLENN DK El SIG 3605 East 65 St. AGNES DUDKK 7304 Worley Avenue — Beacon Staff; Hall Guard; Senior Day Committee; H. R. Basketball. MARION LOUISE FARETTE 2931 East 67 St.—Hall Guard; Whirlo Club; Friendship Club. RALPH FOUNTAIN-8104 Connecticut Avenue—National Honor Society; Scroll and Key; Commencement Committee Chairman. HELEN QLEMBOCKI 6913 Clement Avenue—H. R. Basketball. ESTELLE GOLINSKI 6904 Hosmev Avenue—National Honor Society; Philalethean Society; Honor Study Hall; Ilall Guard: Annual Committee Chairman; 12B Ring Committee Chairman; German Club President. STANLEY GORZELANCZYK 7446 Broadway Avenue—Whirlo Club. TED GRABOWSKI 3382 East 102 St. President of January Class; Hi-Y Club; President of 12B Class. WANDA GULAJSKJ 3594 East 74 St.—Student Council; Home Economics Club President; Senior Day Committee. VIRGINIA HAAS 7207 Irma Avenue—German Club. ALEX I1ARLIXSKI 7605 Union Avenue. FLORENCE HAYBURN 1419 Lester Avenue. G6] JANUARY CLASS DAVE HERBERT 4068 East 74 St.—Football; Basketball; Scroll and Key; Social Committee. LILLIAN HALASEK 3027 Nurserv Avenue—Friendship Club. HELEN JACOB 3624 East 81 St. CHESTER KRAJENVSK1 3868 East 54 St.—Football; Basketball; Hall Guard. MAGDALENE KKEJCIK 3404 East 52 St.—National Honor Society; Phiialethcnn Society. EDITH M. KREJSA 3922 Washington Park Blvd.— Philalethean Society Treasurer; National Honor Society; Friendship Club: German Club; A Cnp-polla Choir. CORNELIA B. KRUCZEK 3407 East 72 St —Senior Day Committee; H. R. Basketball. DOROTHY J. KRUZEL 4905 East 71 St. —Friendship Club; Philalethean Society; Hall Guard; Commencement Committee. MARGARET KUCHTA 3453 East 53 St.—National Honor Society President; Philalethean Society; Friendship Club; Commencement Committee. OLIVE MARIE KUEIIL 4530 Warner Road -Friendship Club; Annual Committee Asst. Treasurer; Honor Study Hall; II. R. Basketball. ERNESTINE LAPKA 3722 East 65 St.—Memorial Committee. RICHARD MacMEANS 9416 Pratt Avenue Football; Sergeant-at-Arms; Hi-Y Club Vice President. JEAN MARINI 3987 East 91 St.—Home Economics Club; .Social Committee. ANGELO MARTIN-3305 East 49 St—Social Committee; Scroll and Key; Student Council; Beacon StafT; Whirlo Club; Driving Class President. WALTER .M -PH AIL 4920 Hamm Avenue — Student Council; Hall Guard; H. R. Bucket hall; H. R. Baseball. T1LL1E MICHALSKA 3598 East 74 St.—Clothing Committee, AILEKX MILLER 4060 Ea-t 93 St.—Friendship Club; Beacon Stall; Formal Committee. GRACE MARY MILLER 11716 Kelton Avenue—Whirlo Club. ROBERT E. JONES 4219 East 98 St.—Hull Guard; Hi-Y Toreador; National Honor Society; Asst. Sergeant-at-Arms; Photograph Committee Chairman. EDWARD J. KACZMAREK 3620 East 59 St.—Drum Major; Band; Orchestra: Opera; A Cap-jiella Choir. VICTt K KACZOROWSKY 3194 East 49 St—Band; Orchestra; Jazz. Band. A NG ELI X E K A LI NOWSK1 6610 Harvard Avenue—German Club; Whirlo Club; H. R. Basketball. GRACE KANT 7037 Broadway Avenue- Baud; Orchestra; Drum Major; Student Council; Apprentice Players; Hall Guard. EDWARD KAPLEWSKI 7930 SpalTord Road—Band; Orchestra: Basketball; H. R. Volleyball. AGNES KARAFFA 8002 Goodman Avenue—Friendship Club; Bookshop Cashier: Hall Guard; Senior Day Committee Chairman. JOHN KOEHLER 5127 Cowan Street—Honor Study Hall; Scroll and Key Vice President; H. R. Baseball; H. R. Basketball. GENE VIE VE KON El CZ YXSKI 7727 Spaffovd Place. JOHN KOSCHAK 4809 Chard Avenue—Varsity Football; National Honor Society: Mask and Wig President; H. R. Baseball; H. R. Basketball. [ 67 JANUARY CLASS DOROTHY JANE KOTECKI 3949 Hast 71 St.—Student Council President; Friendship Club; National Honor Society; Philaletheun Society; Senior Day Committee; Hall Guard. M A ROAR ET ANN K OT K OWSKI 4140 East 74 St.— Friendship Club; Whirlo Club. CECELIA KOW'ALCZYK 10309 Miles Avenue—Whirlo Club; Honor Study Hall; Hall Guard; Senior Day Committee. HEN MLODOCHOWSKI 9800 Elizabeth Avenue—Hi-Y Secretary; Annual Committee. PAUL MUSCHE 5033 Pershing Avenue—Annual Committee; H. R. Baseball; H. R. Basketball. CARL MUZZIO 3739 East 54 St. HELEN K. OLSZOWY 7007 Aetna Road—Philalethean Society; Home Economics Club; Hall Guard. HELENE OSTROWSKA 0827 Krakow Avenue—Friendship Club; Whirlo Club; A Cappella Choir; Photograph Committee. IRENE PAVLAK 3609 Independence Rond. MARY PLATA 2939 East 33 St.—National Honor Society; Philalethean Society; Friendship Club; Hall Guard. JEANETTE PLOKARSKI 3870 East 51 St. EMILY POL1TOWICZ 0616 Clement Avenue—Whirlo Club. ANNE REISER 7702 Dorver Avenue—Friendship Club; Philalethean Society; Honor Study Hall; 12B Social Committee Chairman; Hall Guard; Clothing Committee. AUSTIN RUSS IK 8318 Jeffries Avenue—SerolT and Key; Whirlo Club; Beacon Staff; Clothing Committee Chairman. BETTY SCHLACHT 3675 East 50 St.—Usher Club; Whirlo Club Vice President; National Whirlo Club Corresponding Secretary; Formal Committee. DOROTHY P. SCHWANKE 7512 Ottawa Road—Student Council; Usher Club; Whirlo Club Secretary; A Cappella Choir; Commencement Committee; Honor Study Hall. LEO SHI MKUS 7709 Spafford Road—Toreador Hi-Y; Honor Study Hall. HELENE SILLIA 3872 East 38 St. National Honor Society; Philalethean Society; Friendship Club; Tennis Club; Beacon Managing Editor; Opera; Hall Guard; Program Committee Chairman. HAROLD F. SKARL 7911 Beinau Avenue — Beacon StaiT; Formal Committee Chairman. GEORGE SLAVIK 5073 Pershing Avenue—Commencement Committee; H. R. Baseball; H. R. Basketball. DANIEL SLEDZ 4088 East 64 St.—Hi-Y; Photograph Committee. ANTON SOBEZYXSKI 3915 East 75 St. ROSE MARIE SOBIESZCZAK 4002 East 58 St.—Home Economics Club; Hall Guard; Program Committee. BERNICE LOUISE SOCKY 4000 East 64 St.—Friendship Club: Philalethean Society; Hall Guard; Memorial Committee. LEOCADIA STAWARSKY 0715 Gertrude Avenue. HELEN THERESA STOKLUZINSKI 5025 House A venae—Friendship Club; A Cappella Choir. FLORIAX J. STROZEWSKI 0916 Clement Avenue. TONY SULKOWSKI 7507 Ottawa Road—Football; Basketball. MAURICE F. SZAJKOWSKI 3740 East 69 St. JANUARY CLASS ADOLPH EDWARD S .YMANSK I 3389 Regent Road — Apprentice Players; Mask and Wig (Mali; Whirlo Club; Scroll mid Key; National Honor Society; Student Council; Senior Program Committee; Advertising Manager of the Beacon. FL RKXCE K AT11KRIX K SZLBA 0840 Ottawa Rond Xutional Honor Society; Philalcthean Society; Friendship Club; German Club; Beacon Staff Editor; Social Committee. C � XSTANCE GEXEVIEVE TAYLOR 3974 East 55 St. -National Honor Society; Philalcthean Society; German Club; Social Committee Chairman. FLORENCE ANN THOMPSON 5427 Mum ford Avenue National Honor Society; Philalcthean Society; Friendship Club Treasurer; Honor Study Hull; Program Committee. GENEVIEVE AGNES TltOCH I MO WICZ 4088 East 56 St.—Home Economics Club; Student Council. STANLEY TRUSIAK 7306 Harvard Avenue—Toreador Hi-Y. REGINA MARTHA TRUSZCYNSKI 5704 Fullerton Avenue — Home Economics Club; Hall Guard; Senior Day Committee. ADELINE MARIE ULANOWSKI 3941 East 66 St.—Beacon Stuff; Whirlo Club; Secretary of Senior Class. VERONICA VALLO 3466 East 66 St. EVELYN VANEIC 5014 Guy Avenue—Senior Day Committee; Whirlo Club. MILDRED VOPATA 4614 Lester Avenue—German Club. JOHN WALKOWIAK 5915 1-tHMxinx Avenue—Scroll and Key; Cheer leader; Honor Study Hall; National Honor Society. HARLAN W1LKKNS 3555 Kcmmel Road—Honor Study Hall; Mask and Wig; Hi-Y Club; Vice President Senior Class. ELEANOR Yl.RCH 3033 Nursery St. -Whirlo Club; Friendship Club; Chairman of Foods Class; H. R. Basketball. ANNE YUZWA 4400 Broadway Avenue—Pltilulc-thean Society. AMELIA MARIE ZAHAKT 3652 East 73 St.—Treasurer of 12A Class; Friendship Club; Honor Study Hall; Hall Guard; Basketball Captain; Ring Group Chairman. DOROTHY ZHUN-3582 East 78 St.—Home Economics Club; A Cappella Choir: Memorial Committee Chairman. THERESA ZUKOWSKI 6713 Claasen Avenue. ( ARMELLA ZULLO 8219 Vineyard Avenue. REGINA ZYSK G826 Lansing Avenue—National Honor Society; Philalethean Society; Mask ami Wig; Cheer Leader; Beacon Staff; Bookshop; Formal Committee. JOHN WAHL 3655 East 47 St.—Jazz Band; Orchestra; Band; Formal Committee. [ 69 JUNE CLASS ADOLPIIK ALHATOWICZ 3599 East 137 St.—Student Council; Beacon Staff; Chnirninn Ring Committee. ISABELLE ADAMSKl 3470 East 65 St.— Friendship Club; National Honor Society; Opera Chorus. MARY JANE ADDIS 4097 East 81 St. ELEANORE ANCHULIS 4514 Turney Rond. (il.ENN AXDERLE 9407 Pratt Avenue—Student Council; Hall Guard. GRACE ANDERSON 4911 Bark will Avenue—Philale-thean Society Vice President; Office (Junior Clerk); Vice Secretary of Study Hall. RUTH ANDERSON 5709 Hamlet Avenue. JUNK ARTERBCRN 8400 Jeffries Avenue. MARGARET AUSPERK 5834 Portage Avenue—President Student Council; Friendship Club; National Honor Society; Philale-thean Society; Honor Study Hall. M A RG A R KT BA I) A RZY NSKI 0101 Kenyon Avenue Treasurer I’slier Club; Secretary Home Economics Club; Honor Study Hall Staff; Beacon Staff. DANIEL BADOV1NAC 7927 Spafford Road. BRUNO BAJBl’S 3822 East 78 St. Basketball. ANNA BARRY 2960 East 65 St.—Friendship; Home Economics Club. CLAIRE BARCIKOWSKI 4711 Ilosmer Avenue- National Honor Society. WALTER BAZANSKI 7822 Burke Avenue— Jazs Band; Orchestra; Band. NORMA BENTKOWSKI 5920 Aklev Road. DOROTHY BLACK 11821 Dove Avenue—Friendship Club; Usher Club; Honor Study Hall Staff; Commencement Committee. RITA BLASCZYK 7301 Indiana Avenue. STEVE BIELINSKI 7130 Aetna Road—Band; Orchestra; Ju ,7, Band; Stagecraft; Senior Day Luncheon Committee. RICHARD BLAZE 4067 East 68 St.—Hall Guard; Photography Committee; Formal Committee; Whirlo Club. WARREN BLAZY 13501 Caine Avenue—Baseball; Hall Guard; Assistant Sergennt-at Arms, June ’39. JOSEPHINE BLICHARSKA 4101 East 57 St.—Usher Club Secretary; Home Economics Club. JEAN BOEGE 5173 Fowler Avenue—Hall Guard; Formal Committee; Philalethean Society; Apprentice Players; Publicity Chairman of Friendship Club; 12B Soeial Chairman; A Cappella Choir. MILTON J. BOROUS1I 7523 Osage Avenue—Honor Study Hall Staff. JANE BOROWIK 5901 Fullerton Avenue—Whirlo Club; Friendship Club; Beacon Staff; Memorial Committee; Junior Clerk. JOE BOROWY 3565 East 59 St. CHESTER BREARY 4187 East 74 St. ROSE BREZ1KA 3640 East 47 St.—A Cappella Choir; Ensemble. JANE BUDZAREK 5074 Pershing Avenue - Beacon Staff. STANLEY BUKALA 3407 East 70 St.—Band; Student Council. ROBERT BURKE 8116 Laumer Avenue—ni-Y ; Honor Study Hall President ; Hall Guard Committee. SYLVESTER BRODOWSKI 4191 East 74 St. CHESTER BROKAS 5811 I .a using Avenue. MARGARET BRINKER 9212 Miles Avenue—National Honor Society President; Philalethean Society; lutevscholastic Conference; Honor Study Hall; 12A Nominating Committee; 12A Commencement Committee. 70 | JUNE CLASS HELEN CANAVAN 2038 East 55 St.—Friendship Clu)� . KD CENDROWSKI 3778 East 57 St— Student Council. BERTHA CEKVEN'KA 5008 Glazier Avenue — German Club. CECILIA CHARVAT 4112 Martin Avenue- Friendship Club. JOSEPH CmilKLKWSKI 0705 Fullerton Avenue. LEONA CHOJNACKI 3563 East 74 St.—Philaletheau Society; Honor Study Hull Staff: Beacon Staff; German Club; 12B Sociul Committee; Senior Day Dance Committee Chairman; Office. JOSEPHINE COOK 0002 Miles Park Avenue—Ushers Club. ANTHONY CORNELIA) 4066 East 80 St.- National Honor Society. MARJORIE COTTLE 4094 East 82 St. ROBERT CRAMER 4164 E. 95 St.—A Cappella Choir. PEARL CROUCH 3261 East 56 St.—Secretary Honor Study Hall; Chairman Honor Study Hall. ANNA M. Cl’SACH 7817 Homestead Avenue NEIL DALES 9113 Vineyard Avenue—Business Manager Beacon; 12B Treasurer: 12A Treasurer; Mask and Wig; Scroll and Key; Choir. DEAN DE CAPITA 4133 East 104 St.—Band; Orchestra; Ensemble; Choir. DOROTHY DELIRA 3986 East 52 St. — Friendship Club; A Cappella Choir; Student Council Treasurer. JOE DEMBINSKI 4134 E. 64 St— Hi-Y; Football. ARTHUR DIPPEL 5821 Cable Avenue—Band; Orchestra. ALICE DOBZENIECKI 3668 East 65 St.—Gym Leaders Club; Whirlo. FRANK DOUIC h6I0 Vineyard Avenue. MARY DOMINAK 5817 Portage Avenue—Friendship Club; Home Economic ; Honor Study Hall. DOROTHY DKKSL1NSKI 5804 Huss Avenue Home Economies Club. CHARLES l)R INK WORTH 4386 Turney Road—Mask and Wig; 12B Class President; Gym leaders; Social Committee Chairman. PETER H. Dl'BANIEWICZ 7621 Osage Avenue—Junior Choir; Stagecraft. ELEANOR DZJCZKOWSKI 7117 Harvard Avenue—Ushers Club; Friendship Club; Honor Study Hall Staff. WALTER DZIEDZINA 5024 House St.—Hall Guard. A NTH )NY FA LDOWSKI 5718 Harvard Avenue — Hall Guard; Hi-Y; Financial Committee 12B; Memorial Committee 12B; Whirlo. STELLA FARRIS 4155 E. 74 St.—A Cappella Choir; Opera. ELSIE FI ALA 9345 Harvard Avenue—Gym Leaders President; Friendship Club; Mask and Wig; Nature Club; Orchestra. DOROTHY FIELDS '2998 Eggers Avenue—Batiga Art, 11th Grade; Beacon. LILLIAN FREDERICK •2993 E. 34 St.—Choir. MILDRED FOTII 6715 Lansing Avenue — Honor Study Hall Staff; Hall Guard. PETER FRICKY 3054 Nursery Avenue- -Hall Guard. DONALD FROMWILLKR 7714 Force Avenue. ALICE GASSETT 2933 East 65 St. MARY FRONCKOW1AK 6491 Fleet Avenue—Student Council; National Honor Society ; Home Economics Club; Dispensary Service; Assistant Treasurer; H. R. President. [71 JUNE CLASS JEANETTE OAJDA 0634 Ovingtou Avenue—Usher Club; Home Economics Club. VIK(iIMA GOLEMB1BWNKI 3831 East 57 St.— National Honor Society. FLORIAN GOLUBSKI 6500 Fullerton Avenue Student Council; Whirlo Club; Honor Study Hall Chairman; Musk and Wig Club Assistant Treasurer. HELEN GONDEK 3186 East 66 St.—Friendship Club. ELIZABETH GREENWOOD 8873 Broadway Avenue—Opera Chorus. ANNE GR1GALCZIK 3617 E. 75 St.—German Club; Honor Study Hall Chairman; Hull Guard. CAROL GROSS 3367 East 102 St.—Home Economies Club; Honor Study Hull Staff; A Cappellu Choir; Senior Day Luncheon Committee. HELENE GHUCHACZ 7116 Fullerton Avenue -Science Club. JOSEPH GRL'CZA 3908 East 57 St.—Whirlo Club; Hall Guard; Senior Day Luncheon Committee. ANNA GRZY.MKOWSKI 8819 St. Catherine Avenue. NORMAN GUTII 7203 Alice Avenue. JANE GWOZDZINSKI 3627 E. 61 St. RAYMOND HARWOOD 940G Gaylord Avenue—Hall Guard; German Club; Commencement Committee. JUNE IIKCKER 7637 Finney Avenue. EVELYN HENKEL 6016 Engel Avenue—Student Council; Home Economies Club; Friendship Club. BEN HOLEVAR 3433 East 78 St.—Wrestling; Football. MARY HKICH 3267 East 48 St.—II. R. Basketball Team; H. R. Baseball Team; Home Economics Club; Friendship Club. GENEVIEVE HUBENY 3406 E. 70 St.—Ushers Club President; Home Economies Club: Honor Study Hall Chairman; Program Committee. EDMOND HUDZ 7400 Broadway Avenue—Student Council; Ili-Y Secretary: National Honor Society; Program Committee. IRENE HORVATH 6245 Hinde Avenue — National Honor Society; Philulethean Society; Gym Leaders; Mask and Wig; Friendship Club; Apprentice Players; Honor Study Hall; Animal Committee. FLORENCE ILOSVAY 4005 East 86 St.—A Cappella Choir; Small Ensemble; Whirlo Club. HELEN I WITZ 7410 Aetna Road—Ushers Club; Social Committee. LEONARD JAGIELSKI 7623 Marble Avenue. IRENE RITA JAKUBOWSKI 3650 East 61 St.—Home Economics Club. MARY JANIK 6803 Union Avenue — National Honor Society; Mask and Wig Club: Beacon Staff: Gym leaders; Friendship Club; Apprentice Players: A Cappella Choir. ROW ENA JASKIEWICZ 6418 Lansing Avenue—A Cappella Choir; Vocal Ensemble. FRANK J A WORSE 1 7723 Spnfford Road—Opera. THERE8E JKRIC 3583 East 81 St.—Home Economics Club; Honor Study Hall Staff. CLARA JURKOWSKI 6507 Fullerton Avenue. SOPHIE KAMINSKI 2988 E. 61 St.—A Cappella Choir: Friendship Club. NORBERT KAPR 3867 East 54 St. IRENE KARNAFEL 2911 East 33 St.—Science Club. LOTTIE KARPINSKI 8001 SpafTord Road—Friendship Club; Home Economics. 72] JUNE CLASS ANNA MARIE KENNEDY 4077 East 78 St.—Home Economics Club. ROBERT K EVER S' 2947 East 55 St.—Beacon Staff. ERNEST IvISIEL 0900 Fleet Avenue—Senior Class President; Hi-Y: Beacon Photographer; Scroll and Key Information Award. ELEANORE KIZ1XA 2610 East 75 St.—Science Club; German Club; Stamp Club. IRENE KLEKOTKA 3814 East 55 St.— Mask and Wig Club; Friendship Club. BERNARD KLOXOWSKI 7203 Broadway — Opera: Choir; German Club; Scroll and Key; Hi-Y; Solo Contest. DOROTHY KNAPP 7801 Bancroft Avenue. RUTH KNOWLES 8019 Goodman Avenue — Hall Guard; Friendship Club; Mask and Wig Club (Chairman Entertainment Committee); Philale-thean Society President: Secretary Honor Study Hall; A Cappella Choir; Social Committee 12A Class. TONY KOCIAN1C 3762 East 76 St.—Formal Committee; Basketball. ALBERT KOLMAN 5647 Hamlet—Scroll and Key; Student Council; Movie Cashier; Beacon Staff; Stamp Club. GENEVIEVE KONIECZKO 7038 Broadway Avenue—Friendship Club; Orchestra; Student Council; Honor Study Hall Staff; Memorial Committee. GERALD1NE KOPCZYXSKI 8519 Tioga Avenue - Secretary Choir Class; Home Economics Club; Friendship Club; Beacon Staff; Honor Study Hall Staff; A Cappella Choir; Opera. EMMA KOPRIVXIK 8514 Vineyard Avenue—Student Council; Opera; Senior Day Luncheon Committee. HELEN KOSICKI 6819 Rathbun Avenue A Cappella Choir; Hall Guard. HELEN KOT 4023 East27St.—Friendship Club; Honor Study Hall; U bcrs Club; Social Committee. HENRY KOTOLOWSKI 3708 East 63 St. STANLEY KOVAC 3431 East 75 St. -Varsity Football; National Honor Society; Hi-Y 12A President; German Club; Mask and Wig; Chairman Annual Committee; Student Council; Honor Studv Hall Staff; Scroll and Key. SOPHIE KOWALSKI 3942 East 71 St. ESTHER KOZAK 5022 Frazier Avenue—Friendship Club. ELIZABETH I RA WCZYNSK I 5805 Lansing Avenue. AGNES KRESE 3435 East 71 St.—Home Economies Club. CLARA KRUSZEWSKI 7207 Dcveny Avenue—Friendship Club. CHARLOTTE KUBIAK 3447 East 75 St.—Whirlo Club; Ushers Club. MARGARET KUB1K 4951 Meade Avenue—Hall Guard. ARNOLD KUS 3387 East 65 St.—Memorial Committee; Nominating Committee. VICTORIA KUSZCZYK 7700 Aetna Road—German Club; Home Economies Club; Honor Study Hall Staff ; Clothing Committee. EVELYN KVET 5989 Engel Avenue—Honor Study Hall Staff; Home Economics Club. ESTHER KWIATKOWSK1 6113 Fleet Avenue—Gym Leaders Club; Honor Study Hall Staff; Social Committee. FRANK LESCINSKI 3893 East 57 St.—Whirlo Club: Mask and Wig; Hi-Y; Student Council; Honor Study Ilall Staff: Guard. LOTTIE LESZKIEWICZ 3902 East 78 St.- Philalethean Society; Ushers Club; Honor Study Ilall Staff; Formal Committee; Beacon Staff. [73 JUNE CLASS W A N DA LEW A N DOWSKI 0622 Boston Ave,—Junior Clerk; Secretary of Honor Study Hall. KIT A LANGE 7310 Worley Avenue—Hall Guard; Student Council; Senior Day Luncheon Committee; Ushers Club. MYRTLE LANGE 0338 Pratt Avenue. ALYCE LAPKA 3717 East 55 St.—Whirto Club; Hall Guard; Social Committee. DANIEL LASKOWSKI 0312 Fleet Avenue—Social Committee; Math Club; Mask and Wig; National Honor Society; Honor Study Hall. • AS1M ER LATKOWSKI 7303 Canton Avenue—Sigma Phi Hi-Y; Program Committee. JANET LATKO 4119 East 5G St. EDWARD LICK 7815 Connecticut Avenue. RUTH LIZOTTE 3205 East 57 St.—German Club; Friendship Club; Ring Group; Opera. MILDRED LUCAS 3553 East 72 St.—Home Economics Club; Friendship Club. ERNEST LUKAS 6517 Lcderer Avenue—Hi-Y; Honor Study Hall; National Honor Society; German Club; Senior Day Luncheon Committee. CHESTER MACK 4075 East 74 St.— Honor Study Hall Staff; Hi-Y ; Formal Committee. IRENE MAGALSKI 3619 East 61 St. -Friendship Club; German Club. VERNON MAHER 4006 East 38 Place—Band; Orchestra; Opera. MIKE MAKAR 4013 East 86 St.—Honor Study Hall Staff; Baseball; Hall Guard. JEANNETTE MALECEK 5020 Barkwill Avenue—Friendship Club (Chairman Ring Group); Gym Leader Club; Program Chairman. HENRY MANTKOWSKI 3906 East 71 St.—Social Committee. WILLIAM MARTIN 5007 Pershing Avenue—Senior Social Committee. MIRIAM MATHIAS 4082 East 76 St.—Captain of Hall • iuards. ROBERT L. MAKYANSKI 2680 East 63 St.—Stamp Club Vice President; Treasurer Mask and Wig; President Scroll and Key; National Honor Society; Formal Committee. JOHN MAZl.'CHOWSKI 9107 Rosewood Avenue — Sigma Phi Hi-Y; Musk and Wig; National Honor Society; Opera; Program Committee Chairman; Ser-geant-at-Arms Student Council; Honor Study Hall. JUNE MEISER 4233 East 98 St. Hall Guard. MARZEC MITCHELL 3438 East 66 St.—Band; Orchestra. RICHARD Me A ISLAND 9214 Rosewood Avenue—Student Council; Math Club; Honor Study Hall; Scroll and Key; National Honor Society; Commencement Committee; Beacon Staff. EILEEN MeCANN 7020 Hough Avenue—Hall Guard. JEANNE McCORD 11015 Miles Avenue—President Apprentice Players; Mask and Wig; Beacon; Social Committee. wm. McDonnell 3909 East 75 St.—Hall Guard; Student Council; Choir; Bearon mary McPherson 9402 Gaylord Avenue—Friendship Club; Apprentice Players; Student Council: Vice President Homeroom; Hall Guard. HELEN MIROSAVICH 4832 Dakota St.—Ushers Club; Senior Day Dance Committee. ADELINE MONTOSKI 4520 McGregor Avenue Home Economics Club; Friendship Club. VIRGINIA MURK IS 5866 Cable Avenue— German Club; Friendship Club; Honor Study Hall; Opera: Hall Guard; Ring Group of the Friendship Club. ANTHONY MUSIL 5130 Fowler Avenue—Scroll and Key; National Honor Society. 74] JUNE CLASS JESSICA N A RUCK I 6718 Baxter Avenue—Hull Guard. ALOIS XEKING 6709 Baxter Avenue—Scroll ami Key; Honor Study Hull Staff; Clothing Committee. WILMA XEUBEKT 3455 East 49 St.—National Honor Society; Philalethean Society; Student Council; Honor Study Ilall; Hall Guard; A Cappella Chorus; Little Ensemble. HENRY X1DZGORSKI 6527 Lederer Avenue—Hall Guard; Honor Study Hall Staff. CLARA XI EM IRA 6015 Lansing Avenue- Home Economics Club. RITA XIERADKO 3847 East 71 St.—Choir; Whirlo; Friendship Club; A Cappella Choir; Gym Leaders; Hall Guard. BETTY NOVAK 6920 Cl a a sen Avenue—Hall Guard; Honor Study Hall Staff; Friendship Club. VIRGINIA NOVAK 3724 Washington Park Blvd.— Home Economies Club. JEROME OBOJSKI 4071 East 57 St. CASIMIK OLSZEWSKI 3729 East 55 St. DOROTHY OLSZEWSKI 3974 East 53 St.—Friendship Club; Philalethean Society; Mask and Wig; St vie Show; Honor Study Hall Staff. JULIA OXESKY 4071 East 82 St. CHESTER ORAL 7007 Worley Avc. P.LOPWKX OWEN 7913 Jones Road. DANIEL PAXXENT 6923 Indiana Avenue. MATTHEW PA LEXICA 6518 Gertrude Avenue - Hall Guard; Financial Committee Member; Senior Day Dance Committee Member. WANDA PATRUSTAS 7002 Polonia Avenue. SOPHIA PAWLIKOWSKl 3571 East 72 St. Friendship Club; Home Economics Club. GENEVIKVK PA WLOWSKI 3633 East 59 St.—Choir Member; )pera. DOROTHY PENDER 3854 East 57 St. DELPHINK PERM)WSK 1 3729 East 65 St.—National Honor Society (Program Committee Chairman); Philalethean Society; Student Council; Beacon Staff; Vice President German Club. LILLIAN PEST A 638 Bolivar Road — Friendship Club; Beacon Staff. BENEDICT PEST A 6818 Rathbun Avenue. LUCY PETERSON 7005 Lansing Avenue — Whirlo Club; Friendship Club; Hall Guard; Gym Leader. CARL PETRICH 7006 Fullerton Avenue—Band; Orchestra. JEANNE PETKOWSKI 6849 Ottawa Road—Ushers Club; Annual Committee; Office; Beacon; Dispensary. MARIE PFUNDSTEIN 4607 Finn Avenue—Hall Guard; Home Economics Club; Friendship Club. BLANCHE PJCKLO 3530 East 75 St. RITA PI ECHO WSK A 3957 East 64 St. LUCILLE PJXTA 5611 Drake Avenue—Friendship Club. LOTTIE P1TTXER 7604 Dercnm Road. MARIE PLONSKA 3694 East 61 St.—Whirlo Club; Honor Study Hall Staff. JANE PODRAZA 9405 Bancroft Avenue. AXGELIXE POMIECKO 6718 Clement Avenue — Science Club. NICK PREDO VIC 3983 East 86 St.—Football; Basketball; Baseball; Sergeant-at-Arms, June ’39. [75 JUNE CLASS DOROTHY PROBOLA 7408 Ottawa Rond—Formal Chairman; Reason Stair Super-Council; National Honor Society; Philo-Icthean Society; Lashers Club; Home Economics Club; Friendship Club. LEONARD URUSAK 3600 East 63 St.— Hall Hoard; Movie Operator. HELEN UlTHALSKl 8023 Aetna Rond -- Friendship Club; Rand; Orchestra; Ring Committee. CHESTER RAMOS 7705 Derctun Road—Hall Guard. FRANCES KATAJCZYK 7429 SpaiTord Road—Friendship Club; Home Economics Club. ARTHUR RKIDIOER 3427 East 75 St.—Honor Study Hall; Hi-Y; Opera Chorus. .JOSEPHINE RKKL1NSKJ 5516 Mound Avenue—Nominating Committee. LOUIS ROERLE 6827 Indiana Avenue—Varsity Football; Baseball; Honor Studv Hall Staff. ROBERT ROUTA 13412 Crennell Avenue—Whirlo Club Vice President. EDNA ROSINSKI 9006 Vineyard Avenue—Band; Orchestra; Drum Major; Hall Guard; Annual Committee; National Honor Society; Philalethean Society; Friendship Club; Math Club. LEONARD RUC1NSKI 3718 East 61 St.—Hi-Y. DRUMMOND RUSSELL 7309 Jeffries Avenue—Rand Concert; Orchestra Concert; Decoration Day Parades; Honor Study Hall Officer; Assemblies; Music Memory Contest. MARGARET SAKAL 3534 E. 49 St.—A Cappclln Choir; Mask and Wig. ANNE SAKAROZAK 7917 Force Avenue—Honor Study Hall; Ushers Club; Senior Banquet Committee. IRENE SALATA 6823 Temple Avenue—Hall Guard. JAMES SANDS 7420 Ottawa Road—Sports Editor Beacon; Lunehcon Committee. PEARL SAN UK 4027 Broadway Avenue — Friendship Club. ARNOLD SCANDHKTT 7815 New York Avenue—Student Council; Mask and Wig; Whirlo Club; Hi-Y. DAN SCHKKSEH 9421 Pratt Avenue—A Cappella Choir. LEONA SCHILLING 8809 Macomb Avenue - Cheer Leader; Secretary Mask and Wig; Secretary Honor Study Hall; Clothing Committee. NELLIE SCHREIBER 3640 East 76 St.— National Honor Society: Philalethean Society; Student Council; 12B Class Secretary; Beacon Staff; 12A Class Vice President. RITA SCHULTZ 3272 East 49 St.—National Honor Society; Home Economics Club; Honor Study Hall Staff; Commencement Committee. STANLEY SCIONKA 7001 East 58 St.—Student Council: Assistant Treasurer; Financial Committee. ARTHUR SC1SLO 7826 SpaiTord Road — National Honor Society; Student Council; Band. KLEANOKE SEMAN 3779 East 93 St.—Captain Hall Guards. MILDRED SIEKANIEC 3161 East 45 St.—Gym Leaders Club; Home Economics Club. XORBKRT SIEK1ERSKI 5700 Fleet Avenue—Band; Orchestra; Ensemble. LEONARD SI EM BOR SKI 3580 East 74 St. GENEVIEVE S1EMIKNKOWSKI 3711 East 55 St.—Secretary of 12A Class; Ushers Cluh; Honor Study Hall Staff. NORMAN SILK 3351 East 55 St.—Mask and Wig Club; Beacon Staff. WANDA SKUTA 3859 East 57 St.— Ushers Club; Memorial Committee. 76} JUNE CLASS ARTHUR SLAVKAV8KY 21157 E. 100 St.—Band; Orchestra; Ensemble; Football; Wrestling. JOHN SMETANA 11729 Hobertson Ave.—Band; Orchestra; Ensemble; Gym Leaders Club; Social Committee. HATTIE SOUHRADA 4524 Czar Avenue—National Honor Society; Opera; Choir; Orches-tra; Dance Band; Band; Jamboree; Jazz Concert. FLORENCE SPETTIGUE ( 614 Boston Avenue—Opera; A Cappella Choir; Home Economics Club; Friendship Club. CAROLINE SRB 3790 E. 55 St.—National Honor Society Secretary; Philalethenn Society. VIRGINIA STAYNER 7H02 Maryland Avenue. IRENE STEKLENSK1 7402 Ottawa Road—Book Shop; Fhilalethcan Society President; National Honor Society; Friendship Club; Chairman Commencement Committee. LEONARD STEPP 7506 Spa fiord Road—Track; Commercial Club; Hi-Y. ELEANOR E SUWOROWSKI ( 846 Ottawa Road—President Gym leaders Club; Junior Clerk; Formal Committee; Dispensary Assistant. ANNE SVEIILA 4709 Broadway—Philnlethean Society; Treasurer of 12A Class; Beacon Staff; Honor Study Hall Staff; Student Council: Friendship Club; Ushers Club. RAY SWIDERSKI 7519 Harvard Avenue—Baud; Ili-Y; Football; Choir; Commencement Committee; nail Guard. JOE SZCZEPANSKI ( 722 Hosmer Avenue—Hall Guard; Football. STELLA SZCZEPANSKI 3623 East 55 St.—Secretary Home Economics Club; Ushers Club. A L jSZCZ L'l LIN S KI 0907 Hosmer Avenue. STEFFIE SZEWCZYK 3891 E. 54 St.—Whirlo Club; Student Council; Home Economies Club; Friendship Club. JOE SZOSTEK 3741 East 71 St.—Hi-Y; Wrestling; Memorial Committee. SOPHIE SZUBA 6700 Forman Avenue—Ring Committee. ALICE SZYKOWNY 4284 East 71 St.—National Honor Society; l'hilalethean Society; Friendship Club; Honor Study Hall Staff (Pres.); Student Council; Commencement Committee. LOTTIE SZYMCZYK 7121 Union Avenue—National Honor Society; Ushers Club; Home Economics Club; Chairman Honor Study Hall; Vice Chairman Honor Study Hall; Formal Committee. VIOLA TESSMAN 4825 Wendell Avenue. MILDRED TILL1TZ 4115 East 79 St. ALVIN TIMM 6816 Rathbtni Avenue — Whirlo Club; Jamboree. HENRY TOKARZ 6713 Union Avenue—Marching Band; Orchestra; Hall Guard. CELIA TOMCZYK 3614 East 74 St.- Friendship Club. HELEN TRZASKA ( 406 Ilosmer Avenue — Ushers Club; Home Economics Club. FRANK TRZASKA 3936 East 53 St.—Mask and Wig; Scroll and Key; Guard; Photograph Committee; Clothing Committee; Baseball; Study Hall Chairman; Student Council. ROSE ULEPIC 8318 Rosewood Avenue—Honor Study Hall Staff. FLORENCE USIAK 7216 Ruthhun Avenue—Friendship Club. EDWARD VANCE 4424 Douse Avenue—Scroll and Key; Clothing Committee. ANNA VASIL 2920 East 33 St. Friendship Club. [77 JUNE CLASS PAT VELAKUO 9411 Cassius Ave.— Mask and Wig; H i-V; Operas; Solo and Chorus Contests; A Cappella Choir. FRANK VILLOKJA 4419 Broadwnx Avenue — Vice President Student Council; Treasurer Student Council; Whirlo Club; Ilnll Guard. DOROTHY VITIGOV 9597 Cardwell Avenue—Home Economies Club; Hall Guard; Friendship Club. ALFRED VYSKOCIL 12121 Revere Avenue—-Band; Orchestra; Dance Band; Hi-Y; Drum Major; Hall Guard. MARTIN WACHSMAX 8018 Jones Road. RUTH WADE 507G East 72 St.— Honor Study Hall Cabinet; Hall Guard. DOROTHY WALTERS 4324 Turney Rond — Student Council; Mask and Wig; Ushers Club; Friendship Club. W1LHEL.MINA WIECZOR KIE WICZ 3656 East 63 St.— Ushers Club; Honor Study Hall Staff; Senior Day Dance Committee. ALYCE WILGOZ 6817 Ottawa Road -Beacon Staff; Annual Committee; Office; Hall Guard; Dispensary. OEORGEXE WILSON 7714 Force Avenue-Friendship Club; Philalctliean Society; Honor Study Hall; Assistant Treasurer. REGINA W1NIARSKI 3805 East 72 St.—Art Club; Honor Study Hall. ADELE WISNIEWSKI 6807 Fullerton Avenue — Hall Guard; Honor Studv Hall; Ushers Club. EDWARD WISNIEWSKI 3896 East 54 St.—Hi-Y. LOUIS WISNIEWSKI 6026 Polonia Avenue—Orchestra; Ensemble; Band; Hall Guard Captain. MARIE WITKOWSKI 6615 Fleet Avenue — Bookshop; Whirlo; Ilnll Guard; Student Council. MARCELLA WPITMAN 2805 Central Avenue—Home Economics Club; Honor Study Hall Chairman; Hall Guard. STANLEY WOJCIAK 3718 East 71 St.—Secretary Scroll and Key; Hi-Y Treasurer; German Club; Annual Committee. NOR BERT WOJXOWSKI 7125 Dcvenv Avenue—Hall Guard; Honor Study Hall Staff. VIRGINIA WOLAXSKI 3693 East 69 St.—Philalethean Society; Honor Study Hall; Ushers Club; Formal Committee: Beacon Staff. HELEN WONTOR 338H East 6G St.—Home Economics Club; Friendship Club; Choir. GENEVIEVE WROXSKI 3363 Ea t 68 St.—Home Economics Club. JANET WRONSKI 6601 Bessemer Avenue — Home Economics Club. HELEN WYSOCKI 6735 Ottawa Road—Beacon Staff; Photograph Committee: Social Committee: Hall Guard. JOHN WYC1SLIK 3991 East 71 St. JOSEPHINE YAXDEK 3453 Kimmel—Friendship Club; Batign Art Club. FLORENCE ZABLOSKY 14005 Miles Avenue. ALMA ZABLOSKY 14005 Miles Avenue. CAS I MIRA ZAJACZKOWSK A 3688 East 53 St.—Secretary Honor Study Hall. VIRGIXIA Z A S A DZI EX SKI 4425 Harvard Avc.—Science Club. JEAN ZEBROWSKI 6400 Lansing Avenue A Cappella Choir. TH A DUEL'S ZIEMBICKI 6812 Kazimier Avenue—Baseball; Honor Study Hall Staff. LAURENCE ZIELINSKI 5422 Linton Avenue—Movie Operator; Apprentice Players; Scroll and Key; Memorial Committee. WM. ZIELINSKI 7600 Dercum Road—National Honor Society Vice President. HENRY ZCCHOWSKI 3881 E. 54 St. — 12A Nominating Committee; 12A Social Committee. [79 THE Editors here wish to express their deep appreciation to every member of the staff for their loyal cooperation, despite difficulties and discouragements. To them belong the laurels for the 195JJ) Senior Year Hook. If this book may serve in later years to recall the many pleasant memories of joyous high school days—then we shall feel that our efforts have not been in vain. 80 ] The Editors