South Shore High School - Tide Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1950 volume:

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Ioan Balson and Loretta Boehm happily receive from Miss Magan their awards for winning first and third place respectively in a recent contest conducted by the States' Attorneys ol Illinois. we .fddfiififanf Mincipa :S ice No matter what the problem is or how weighty the decision, students al- ways feel at ease talking to Mr. Philip Lewis, our acting assistant principal. There is truly an air of freedom in his office. Besides appearing at all scholastic and social functions Mr LGWIS coun sels intelligently and d1sc1pl1nes flrmly those students who need guidance or who fail to respect South Shore s regu lations His kindness and his quiet manner are known throughout the community as a result of his television program Mr Lewis s position IS temporary but the influence of his help and cons1der ation will remain with us permanently A typ cal moment in the lfe of Mr Le s Be ei tt ng fro h e sat 1 ty are Ioan Ne man ss Ga d e and B 11 Olsen X-f J ,,.4 - Our .jwlegaing an 6 Rosemary Krautlem Mrs Kathryn Kreuz and Mlss Brldine Cardosx members oi the office staff Lower Our hard working office staff includes Mrs Hazel Bower Mrs Rosemary Krautleln and Mrs Kathryn Kreuz How much work could a machlne do wlthout the cogs that keep it rol11ng'P How many of us remember to thank the clerlcal staff for the V1lQ1 Job they do? Answenng correspondence keeplng records and a1d1ng Dr Magan and Mr Fossler are some of the1r dutles We thank you now for your smlllng faces and constant energy 15 1, Upper: Dr. Magan and Mr. Lewis must be discussing pleasant business with Mrs. I I , . . ANA 'Cin Q f for tj X 24' gf I I F Z 'GT GT W., QM' am f How one: Miss Marie Albright, Sci- ence: Mr. Clarence Applegran, Boys' Physical Education: Mrs. Esther Arthur. Commercial: Mr, Oran Artman, History. Row two: Miss Iennie Austin, English: Miss Eleanor Bisbee, History: Mrs. Har- riet Blair, Mathematics: Miss Dorothy Bock, Mathematics. Row three: Miss Mary Brock, Science: Mr. Iohn Carroll, Latin: Miss Margaret Compher, Commercial: Mrs. Alice Con- lon, Attendance Counselor. Row four: Miss Grace Cullen, History: Miss Frances Curtis, Spanish: Sgt. Iames Edmundson, R.O.T.C.: Mrs. Catherine Ek, Commercial. How five: Mrs. Eloise Forsinger, Sci- ence: Miss Grace Frederick, History: Mr. Claran Fullmer, Vocational Guidance Sponsor: Miss Lucybell Gardner, Girls' Physical Education. How six: Miss Mary Gavin, English: Miss Gwendolyn Giltner, Spanish: Miss Marie Graff, Mathematics: Mrs. Lorena Greene, English. How seven: Miss Nelle Groh. English: Miss Hazel Hansen. Commercial: Miss Laura Hauta. French: Miss Isabel Kincheloe, English. 52 flmf Gig Q6Uf'Ifl Upper right: Future-atom- splitters? Ask Michael Harri- son, Charles Gordon, Howard Klapman, or lames Watkins. Upper left: Anne Iohnson and Hazel Hamblin are busy planning the flooring for an ideal bungalow. Upper right center: Bars aren't really necessary, for Don Payne and Otto Keller wouldn't think of ' borrowing tickets. Lett center: Bobby-soxers in- terpret Shakespeare. Clock- wise: Martha Horatio Mat- zek, pointing at King Ruth Cassidy, Dorothy Osric Pearson. Billee Hamlet Mc- Andrews, I u d y Laertes Iackett, Queen Iudy Boyle. Right center: Pamela Porter. Barbara Smith, and Pat Sayre check Mrs. Neals estimate ot the sum ot two plus two. Lower lett: Apparently Martha Rutherford, Bill Hut- son. ana Diane Ruby are not concerned about whether or not Perry Atlas Kopt will attempt to carry the world on his shoulders. Lower right: Obviously the 'Hunt and Peck System is not being utilized in this typewrit- ing class. '1- If 7 .SYN '-as KW 's 5. H wi? 'V CLCM Row one: Mr. William Kooistra, Math- ematics: Mrs. Isabel Lassen, Girls' Phys- ical Education: Miss Dorothy Lee. Scif ence: Miss Amy Mackie. English. How two: Mrs. lola Majors, History: Miss Frederika Marston, Girls' Physical Education: Miss Katherine McCue. Enq- lish: Mrs. Hazel McNamara. English. Row three: Mr. Oscar Monqerson, Science: Mr. Ioseph Moroney, Science: Miss Lucy Mulloy. Home Economics: Mrs. Gertrude Neal. Commercial. Row Iour: Cpt. Charles Newman. R.O.T.C.: Mr. Daniel O'Connell. Com- mercial: Mrs. Gertrude Rice. Mathe- matics: Miss Harriet Rice. Mathematics. How five: Miss Mary Snider. Spanish: Miss Elizabeth Spencer. Mathematics: Mrs. Wiletta Stapleton, Mathematics: Mrs. Iosephine Strawn, Adjustment Counselor. Row six: Miss Caroline Swanson, Sci- ence: Mr, Maurice Williams, Boys' Phys- ical Education: Mr. Ralph Wiltshire Boys' Physical Education: Mrs. Sybel Wiltshire. Home Economics, Row seven: Mrs. Frances Wittinq Music: Mrs. Ruth Dawson, Librarian: Mrs. Martha O'Kane, Assistant Libra rian: Mr. Robert Burchett, Engineer. CZGLJJPOOWQ merry Upper left: Wafer, water. everywhere, but where are the fish? Robert Mitqanq and Renee Shellow wonder. Upper right: Shall we dance? asks Mr. Robert Cer vak of Minerva Center left: Will it be round? Larry Heyman dem- onstrates one way to make it so before his geometry class, Center right: Miss Austin wonders what bugs and but- erflies have to do with Iulius Caesar. Lower left: Question cf the week! Is Al Grossberg usinq the globe for support or dem- nnstration? Lower right: Mat Gilbert shrinks as a righteous Iackie Grupka points out an error in :is books. February officers discuss their class activities. Left to right: Treasurer Barbara Carl- son: President Bob Pownall: Vice-President Ronald Aron- berq: Secretary Bill Cover- dale. Iune Class officers make committee appointments. Left to right: Michael Harrison, president: Dick Porter, treas- urer: Bondi Brown, vice-presi- dent: Ruth Cassidy, secretary. enior H055 gcem Elected by fellow members of their group, Senior Class offi- cers are responsible for planning and managing class business matters. To these leaders falls the weighty task of organizing the graduation and the social affairs. With an eye on the class budget, they propose expenditures of money donated or earned during the year. Theirs is a posi- tion of trust and one to be respected by the student body, both for its nature and for the conscientious service rendered. 20 CARL BROGREN Bowling S B y ROLAND BROWN Movie O era rew, S.S.L. BARBARA CARLSON WSG G.A.A. Beard G..-LA. T.eas., Chelrci, lil' Library Vice-Pres., Philanthea Sec., Sr. CEC: S' 3 Service Awards, Shore Line Staff, S.S.L. Rep. Flai- ning Com., Sfudezt Aide, Finance Corn. LOIS CARLSON G.A.A,, Latin, Nat. Hen. Sec., Philanzhea, fr. Red s Rep., 3 Scholar. Awards, Sr, Girls Literary Ccrn., Sta- tistics Ccrn. Chairrnazi, S.S.L., Student Aide. EDWARD CASSEL Sr. Boys, S.S.L. STANLEY CHRISTIANSON Band, Hall Guard, M3 Boys, Prom Corn., Z Service S.S.L. vie Operator, R.O.T.C. Marc: Sr Awards, Stage Crew Vg' SARA ALDERMAN GAA Letter Glrl L11 DCIJI q La in Nautilae Pls lanthea Sr Girls Pin add Rina C m Crairrnan S S L Tide Rep IOHN APPEL L tter Man Hall C ard Pan A'n l R d Cross Sr Bo1sSnoreLn Sa ieRep SSL lea'iUp Com Tideoa Ta R :n S 1alC RONALD ARONBERG Bowlina Cap Lair lass Vic P Shor Line Bus Nqr L SSL at l-l oc LOIS BARKER GA A Nautila S Girls P om Shvre L e R p ear Un om Re Sud ni A1 SARA IANE BAUER GAA Girls Ch rus Na ride P lr Red Cross Rep Sr i s r SL Rep mbly om Plant ina rn Tile Stair Student A So ral C rn Corrpass ALAN BECK r Boys Shore Li Rep SSL l anT p orr DAVIDA BENDER GAA Horseback Sr irls Shore Lire Staff SHG Line Rep SSL PAULETTE BERNBACH GAA Horseback Latin Library Nautilae Philar thea Treas Sr Girls Class Day Corn Shore Line Rep SSL Rep RAEDA BERNSTENE GAA Bowling lr Red Cross Rep St Girls SSL DIANNE BOOTHMAN G A Rep Latin Sr Girs Sl' r Line Rep SSL Clean Up Corn Tide Sail GWEN BRILL GAA Rep Mixed Clsarus Sr Girls SSL Rep Std dent Aide GERALDINE BRODSKY GAA Le ter Girl Tennis ompass Staff Girls Crt rus Nat Hon Soc Sec Nasxtilae 3 Scholar Awards Sr Girls SSL Rep Tide Staff Student Aide Socia Com C'iairrnan 6U'llfL6l,l g 0 NORVAL CLAESSENS arf Gr at IACQUELYN CONGER A r G G A A 'if a Jrr MARGARET COOMBS J L L Q WILLIAM COVERDALE Ore Q rr V NORMAN CURTIS CARMELLA DE LUCIA A A V r G11 s mrar G s I Ass? f rr IOHN DITZLER OI Gua up 'W I GEORGE E ONOMOS M v1f Opf-ra1 r y CC r IIFTI rrr rr CLARENCE ELLIS Hall Guard R OTC S S L Law ELEDA PENN A Rep Naallae Orhesra Sr GIIIS fp m SSL Cear' Up Cam Trdr S I Trae Rep Icrt Aide Ccrrpass S af Sh reh e S af BEVERLY FERGUSON G A A Hall Guard Pan Am: S C1 s S S I. um Smderr Alde NANCY FISCHER G A A Board Chexrcr I-Iarspha k G1rIs Cn rus P Q Ererrrh Latm Pres Lbr ry Na H r S c Tre-as 'XI 'r an Vrce Pre rar Inca Vrce Pres Sc r Awa d S Gr is Class Day Ccrr r rn F Sc J G Awaras Sh re L1 e Sta' Sh re L s Rep S r awrl a Ccrn Trce S'af Cv cleat Ar e rrpass U55 0 nm, CAROL FLAGLORE -x.ARp -:eG se Lrm a LRQIJ EMP NU L FLAX S J XJ G IF COUELINE FREEMA N 'X IOSEPH FRIEDMAN SIDNEY FRIEDMAN Af JS I' 1 1 Ggr SL UIN NAOIVII GOLDENBERG J I 'J sp r N jr Rad Cr ss S I Clpa U ,fr rr ass S ar' I' I' J f S J f f 5 -1- Iar rr!-rr :nu f' GHS F PI.1f Sa Qra zarrf nur Trd-2 S 1 ' iff Q' if WALTER KREMSNER Jf1HGuGrd Qr B YS SQL IACQUELINE KRIPPAHNE 1- 1r1 N HARRIET LAMPERIS Q P 1 UU KISS AIG IAMES LASHER 1: KENNETH LEANDER R se Q G rc DOROTHY LEARY GAA Rep Lbrc y Sr ul C, SSL ANNA GORBATKIN A A HGH Guam S S L GEORGIA LEE GROTH 'R p B Q elr n 1 Q 1 e Pres P MARTIN GRUNNET C c HAZELL HAMBLIN A A ren Lusrarf 1r s A DONNA LEE HIGHMAN WARREN HISEL J 'Tl DERAN HUSSISSIAN 1 14 H 1 Gu ss IEAN IUDG A IANET KAIM A A Re, W c F sebc k c Ame R ci Cr ss e r Grr ugerr A d CHARLES KENNEDY Q Boys SS L ep IOAN KOHLENBRENER A Le fe Gul LQ IP Lbru y ING T-I 1' be Ic1.111 oe Par Am r Phllurrtrecx Red ss Rep Q wards Qr GITAS Clcss D J Q C1 e I A HARRIET KOPEL GAA Rep Beard Chevron Bowlm H sebock Ten ms Curls Chorus Sec Ho11Guard Latm Se L1brcxry N I H rm Soc Nuutrlcre Pon Amer Ph1lcr11hec1 Ir R fi Cross Rep Safety 2 Scholar AWG ds Sr GIILS css Day Corrm Cemmer cemert rv Push 1Iy Com 1 Qer 1 e Awards Shore L1re B s1'1essTl'zr bl re Lure 5: Q Q L Rep Assembly Com ecr Up rn Law T Q10 L, IN Orcfxmzctl r hcxlrm n pass 6U'llfL6Ll g 0 MARVIN LISIT Y ROBERT LOUGH Je- C1111 ROBERT LUSSON rf wi Crum MARION MARSHALL :I H use bfxczc ss GIIIS S RICHARD MARTSON I 1 ROSLYN MASTERS S P+. -3. 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Red Cross Rep., Sr. G1:1s SSL. Sz: 1. IOAN BIRD Q V G.A..-1. Htl. Guard Sr. GIIIS, S.S.L. ANITA BLUHM G.A.A. Rep. French, Sr. Girls, Share L1r1e Start, Shzre Line Rep. S.S.L,, Clean-Ur: Cam., Student Aide. LORETTA BOEI-IM GA A Mrxed Crrorus Sr GIIIS Shore L11e Statf SSL DONALD BOGOLUB Mrxed Iarus Hall Guard arr Mavre Operar 1 PI1 larrthea Sr Boys Clean Up Com S S L CALVIN BOOTH Sr Boys S IOYCE BOWKER GAA Pe NCIJIIIGG Sr GIIIS S'1 re L1 e Rep T R p IUDITH BOYLE G A A. Q p M1xed Chorus V1CePres Nau'1l:1 1rIs ass Day C0111 SH re L1 e S L Freshmcm Cueerr DORIS BRAYSHAW 3. 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N Hcn S INGLA A Ja e rr r em e S CLYDE DuVALL E wr q H111 Guard Ifcvre O,,er IEAN ECKERT GAA Rep GAA Sec Letter Grrl Bowhnq Horse ba k Lrfe Savmq Grrls Chorus Hall Guard Pan Amer Ir Red Crese Rep Sr Grrls SSL Lawn Cam T S MAURICE EGERT Bowrma T rr rs HaIIGe1ard M vre Opera r ROTC Cap S Boys Stausircs Ccm SSL Clean Up C m av R1I1e Tearr BARBARA EGLIN GAA Rep Nautzlae Ir Red C o s Rep r rrs Crass .Jay C m SSL Stuaem Artie DOROTHY EILENFELDT GAA Grrls Chorus Sr Grrls SS L Lawn Com H sees Club RUSSELL EMERY Iv'1xed Chorus Movre Operator R O T C a J ys SSL R p Plam 1r'a C rn Rrile Team 61,66 0 x IACOUELINE ENSIGN .. .A. Be . , CleanUp Gcrx. IAMES ERRANT rraerc, Har. Guard Lre Ref SSL ?-M. WL. V ..., I N., ..,. . . THOMAS FAWCETT Bzuvlrria, Sr. Bays JOHN FISHER Easrfefza.. 7 zfit.. '1.,.,, fx '- . V ,pf-f1',: Lt. mm FoRNEY Filfxz-iffifgf. Cf. .ffl 1' ' ' .. W- l',v,,,,. if 'T Y . T 2' J..e..A,, IU,..,e .,,,. , L.. JU.: .-....L WILLIAM FORREST Iiasicefrxill, Swrm. Fill Guara, If.:v1 .XUTLK LZ. .-1,:rL. Oraamzatgzr C' 'r I . . J F sr, Trde .f,.X , 4 Ny. 4 syn 'P rn 'iv- tw IUNE GLICKAUF 4' GA A R p G rrrs Clncr s A L3 rs T y X11 el3re 6 3 Q GEORGE GOETZINGER MOLLIE GOLDIN DONALD GOLDMAN P NORMAN GOLDMAN e Oye CHARLOTTE GOLDY -x 3. fx e S crtf St ue Arne S I1 SYLVIA FRANK G.A.A., French, l-lull Guard, Library, lr. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Gxrls S.S,l.., Tide Rep. IOAN FRAZIER G.A.A., Letter Grrl, Frenflx Sr. Grrls SSL., Student Aide. SUSAN FREEMAN G.A.A., Sr, GlflS, :.:.l.. DONALD FREUDENBERG Bo:-Jlirtg, Baud, Movie Operator. Sr. Boys Shire l.1:.e Stcff, S.S.l.., Tide Stuff. IAMES FULLERTON Fil Guard S B ys SSI. THOMAS GARK Sr Boys SS L MARLENE GEIDERMAN GAA B wlrrq Mxxed Crows Sr Grls S.: LEE GESBECK Mcvle Operator Plmlotelrc ROTG lst L S Boys Cop and Gown Com Stage Crew SS L DOLORES GILDIN G AA Orch Pon Amer Ir Red Cross Rep S Grrls S S l. Assembly Corn Fmcnce Com MARVIN GLABMAN Bowlrnq Foo boll Mq Swrm Sr Boys SSI. l. ttsr Mor' Fmonce Gorr MORTON GLABMAN Bcwllnq Sec Football Mgr Swrm Letter Mcrn Sr Boys SSL Student Alde ALFRED GLENN Football Sr Boys Cop and Gown Corn Chcnrmor SSL M118 1 CHARLES GORDON TWVK, Iffz' '1, HHH Y EARL GORDON ':.fss, Tfflnrl, Lnzzfi cf. Sfys, 1, Q, FIGS., VI. T92 VIGSE TKT. CI. .. v'S Lmc- Efilf, ficcje G'f ' ' SQL mrvlvmff. Lf.-A Ur 'Rfw f-V--A-f ,. ,, gass :1':::. , G.. ..., I ... ..A,. Lg SSL. 14, 21 H . Gem IOEL GORDON 1 H , i Y .I,,. 4JJ,,, RLY..-...A-.. .:,. ,. ,Qs -... -,3: SSL. IAMES GRADY H'111Gqcrii, R,G.T.f T-,QL up PI-IYLLIS GRAFF . ...WH Y' -QM Lv .., G.A. . Ehx-.'fr1q,2 S L ' ' ' V V-'eww IVAN GRALNIK I xod G C BETTY GRINDEY Lme Rex G A A Llfe Scxvmq Sr U11 13 gmc: SHELDON GROSS H God Mv1eCp Q1 Red Cr ys Rep SSL GI m cw ALAN GROSSBERG Lmm 2 Scholar Awmds Sr B ys Shore Lme SSL Txde Staff ROBERT GUMBERG Bewlmd Ecru Hsu G C1 JI Je Opercucr Sr Boys G p and G v cm SL Tlde e EVELYN HAMMER G A Fe ch I-I ll G M I-'cn Amer we Stof S S L IOYCE HANSEN AA L1 vmc I-I II G CI GUIS M66 0 ADRIAN HARRIS I GJ d me Ocef' C B S Cs C Ckclman Lme Rep Scce ref ec 1: 1 S Alde Mc h MICHAEL HARRISON .'J1'r T ck MIXEC Guufl ve I3 Lme S fr MARILYN HEMMEN r: MELVIN HERSCHLER LG ll RI HARD HESS BETTY HILL ,C .I css? ene r' THOMPS IENSEN EDWARD IOHNQON PAUL IO:-INaON RICHARD IOHNSON ROBERT IOHNRON ROY IOHNSON ANN HILPP 3.A.A., Hits-ebcin L1 ..,,. Phd CNSD .., L J Q Service Au-1313, Shir 1-Q snxhly Cam. Crgzggz , ,. A ,V.,,.. ,1,, fu vmqg X- 7' A11., x,,...,,,W C ALICE HOGAN ,-..,-,..f. H,- J.1..,., TIA., J,A,- PHOEBE HOGAN fi.,3.,f-.., Lf-'iff fjgz. 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' SQZITI, L1:,r3Z',' P5-fs, ?h1.3ntfgff1 Z Sf :.'.:: DKGHYIQUY, I ifr'.'.i'e IOLENE HOLLAND RICHARD HOUSER PAUL HOWDEN fr WILLIAM HUTSON 1 1 1 ROBERT IVY V Q I' Im Awur 1111 IUDITH IACKETT Nun Rap SSI. 1 L ROBERT IAFFEE E cfbcll Swlm F112 IGSDOYCIT' G5 C 111 T1 p NQ' MARILYN IANKOWSKI 01115 P LII + Rfp lfllfle 7 J- WARREN IOHNSON 0 ka l Q S L EVA KADDEN C A A GIIIS UIIlS Commence Lme Sa' r 6 R V Assernlaly an 'JIITVZI wtf: Ttd e, Aw Jrds Us Nat t1 ae 1 1 pass f ARNOLD KAPLAN I ed ss I5 ys rn S S I. t DORIS KATHMAN A R p ww C ss Pep Sr U ELAINE KATZMAN A B WIIII ur res r e HOWARD KLAPIVIAN nd Osh Sr B ys L 'N IO ANN KLEBERG GA A Rep Bawlm, Lx e Savmq Tennts Mlxed rus lr Red Crass R p S Gxrts S S L Clean Up IANET KLEIN GAA Horseback Lre Savtrq Le er Glrl S C1 Shore Lme Rep SSL DONALD KLUGMAN Hall Guard ROI S Boys Statlstr s C rt Lme Stall S S L Clea L, C rn rqantzat CARL KOFFINKE Bcwlmq Capt M1xed Crtcruts Hall Guard M vte ator ROTC Capt S Boys Shore Ltne Rq. SSI Rep CleanUp Com Law Com Fman e am ROBERT KORNAFEL Mid Football Hall Guara Nat I-Ian Soc l Scholar Awar Sr Boys SSL Pres ean Up Com Cltatrmart Pla nmq Com CoCha1rman Student Alde Flfth Drs Student Court Il P s IAMES KRAUSE Hall Guarfl ROT B ys taq re J S Ctfiri 0 IOHN KRUSE Ruwlmq Hall Guard Sr Bays SSL IOAN KUSHNER Sayrt MARY LASHER ls ETHEL LAUTERBACH I1 'X ANN LAWSON G A A T r s DI3 ANN LEE ffl 'g m IS s Ctr s td ar S la I' U ls Q G .J 139- M 1 L FAITH LEMKE GERALDINE LERNER GLORIA LeROY ROSINE LISK AS SALLY LITTLE CLAIRE LONG TUNE LUTHER IAMES LYNCH THOMAS MQCKIMM BARBARA MADORIN v LT 'f LORETTA MALECKI PENELOPE MANESALES ROBERT MASON MARTHA MATZEK MARILYN MAUS i 14,-4. .-1. E. JU.: , RONALD MAYER g1,.,.. . 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Ass mblf IOAN PALICKEE A R p B .r GEORGE PAMEL E anal S1 Bcfs NICK PAMEL Mixed Cnc us Pres Boys Prorr Com S ermq rr MARGARET PANOZZO D 3 v I aertA1d 'TL Gflfll 1 Frer In r INCH '-I U Lhalrfa SL d Re UIN GAA Rep G1rIs Claus Rea Cros ea GITIS SSL Clean Up CHARLES PA PAS Baseball Bowlmq Fc al Banu al Guara Boys SSL Wresthrq nan m NORMA PATSCHUL GAA Sr G1rIs Sta'1s1 on S oreI.1n Staff ROBERT PAULSON Bas eball Mxxed If s PIaII Gu d Ir Red Sr Boys S une 79 0 X T: R 3. , , ,W Q IEAN QUISENBERRY PATRICIA RATAICZAK VERNER RICE LOIS ROBIN HOWARD ROSEN IACOB ROSENSTEIN n BARRE ROSENSTOCK f b uf Lue ep 1 BARBARA RUBY L A Lip 111 MHIV ul Is 2 S IVICC Awcxmb SHCN- Lm: Q cz Q Q L e VINCENT RYDZENSKI ys S PATRICIA SAYRE G A A Rey heer Lead Sec L1 Cl s G IOAN SCI-IAR C A A Ref L1brory Po1Ar11c1 1 Is Q Q L Qtud-911' A1 e DOLORES SCHAVONE GAA Rep Mlxed Chorus Sec Llbrc y NG GC 1 1 ss Ref SQL Sfmcr G rIs Rep, 6t:56 0 ...omg r SHIRLEY SCHOEMER MARSHALL SCHWARTZ RENEL SESKIND THOMAS SHERIDAN IACOUELINE SI-1ULMAN BERTON SIEGEL 1 1 S f J M. BARBARA STOLK GAA Phtlanthea S Grrls Corrmenceme Shore Ltne Staff SSL Rep Planntnq cfn RICHARD STONE Hall Guard Sr Bcys SSL Rep KATHERINE STRAUB G AA Late Savtnq Hall Guara Lat Gtrls S S L Student Atde ROBERT STRONG Baseball Basketball F ctcal S Jrr' Ha Guard B ys Ttde Rep WILLIAM SUNDSTROM Movte Operator ROT S B vs HARRIET TELLER GAA Bowlrnq Pan Amer Ir Red Cross Rep ec Safety Sr Gtrls SSL Clean Up Cc'n Sudent Atde A' U N Hostess RYDELLE SIEGLER G.A.A. Rep., Girls' Chorus, Latm, Sr. Girls, Tide Rep., S S L Student Aide OY SILVER GAA lr Red Cros Rep S Gtrls SSL Clean Up Com Student Arde MURRAY SIMS Sr Rcys SSL DOROTHY SLAVINSKI A Sr Grrls r e t S IOHN SLOANE ROTC Lt Sr Boys Commencement Cam Shore Ltne S att Shore Lme Rep S S L Rep Ttde Staff Ttde Rep HOWARD SOLOTROFF Bowlrrq Capt Swtm Bard Hall Guard Or h Pan Amer Pmlateltc ROTC Ir R d ross Rep Sr Boys Cap and Gown Com Shar Ltre S aff Shore Lme Rep SSL Compass DIONE STAHL GAA Sr Grrls SSL GERALD STANDAERT Letter Man Mtxed Chorus Hall Guard Sr Boys S S L Ttde Rep Student Atcte LOIS STANSBURY GAA Bowlmq Horseback Tennls Ir Red Cross Rep Sr Gtrls SSL Assembly Com Student Arde RONALD STEARNS Hall Guard Movte Operaor Sr Boys SSL Lawn Com IEROME STEIN Hall Guard ROTC Shore Lllle Rep SSL MARIANNE STEPHENSON GAA L tter Gtrl Gtrls Chorus Sr Gtrls SSL bllfle 1 wiv IEROME TOBIN wh cr w zu 1 K '1 C Q a o r oy X S DIANE TOIVIICH G A Arxeci rua IS G1 C fm SHIRLEY TORSBERG J 1-I J 1 Q M. 1:1 Hs or GIIIS 1 rfrr Sm mn Am ELAI TRAVIS me 'BI sanacfc rms G rc y Nici S C Phzrzx y Tr as Sr Grrrs Z Servr e Avvcr s Sr e P SSL Ass m y C Q 'I Lf! TI Mx r e IOHN VANDENBERG Le ter Nan Nxxed Chorus N' me Opera cr Ps ys H 9 r L ANITA VARON G A Lrb crry Sv Crrs Student Ad MERCITA VESELY G A A GIYIS Cn prus Se- Pqn A r Sr u C m SL Pe, Stu1der1IA1Ge IOHN VOGRIN HGII Guard Sr BOYS SSL HERBERT VOLK Bcsketbcnl Bowlmq Le er M411 I-IGI Guard Gper tor Sr Boys Class Day Com Clear L, C PATRICIA WAGNER C A I-I rsh ack Sr rrs ADELE WARMAN GA A B wImq Mrxed Ch rus Sr G1rIs SSL Up C rr IAMES WATKINS Bclske-tbcrII Hall Guard Cap and Gown C G66 0 W ALLEN WEBER H11 G11 RELA WEINAPEI.. G A 15 r' V J G13 fy DOLORES WERFELMAN A A , ,, Cz ' BARBARA WIEGEL 1 ' LI I DOLORES WILLIAMS J .L I G ' 1 CAR WILLIAMS J xJ ALICE WILSON G.A.A. Sei, Gifs Q: 'Irie-Pres. Sr. .f,-. hr., C- IANET WINNER 3..l..,l,. Hers GILBERT WISE Zin,-A is--, Ja... t.. I.. fm rr Herbie Volk, the French win- dow washer of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, is ready to be- qin his famous antics, which make him a favorite in any part. Bob Mason practices his newly acquired bedside manner on Iune Bender, who wilts away despite Bobs good intentions. Monsieur Kluqman, in his role oi the French voice teacher, :files me hand of his wottidebe pupil. Ruth Duskin. X155 Frei. Ci!- Yi L' ' :figs ie' 'Q . sg iil ,,iff.fI1'lT.'1- I IOAN WYACK Q..-5..,l., Peg. ' F1-s. ffrri 1 SHAEL YALOWITZ :N ' FV t,..i... , .run Ju ARTHUR YASEEN as -, ...,,, LEONE YELLE ' PATRICIA YOUNG 3 ,5-...5-.. Lirxdr ALICE ZASTROW G..'x..:X.,Bf1'lJi1f N1i'iI,z-- Y lf' -. ,. ,. ' .:,.i,I.. i HARRIET ZIV J.:-I..-1 GI. une I9 0 4 Z?5Znior5 With enough for cll to share, and Lee O'Ccnne11, Ronald Scne. :nd Melvin Gcrbow are enjcyinq II. J, K, l Iwi wa:-f, A 2 Lg. ' , 4, H 1 L ' 1 2 I' ...V. 32 .. Z :QL 4 ' -. I WW' A' ETL f i,-me ii f K an n nnnK n 1, 1, ,wf 1 w ' L, ., ,, , FWF , . . 'Q f 4 I fn 5 L r-VY ?' ' 441 2 x. 4 Z? eniom How one: Gwen Appel, Ethel Avgerinos, Gloria Barnett, Ioan Beatty, David Benson, Roberta Block, Sally Block, Charles Bournstein, Pat Bridge, Ann Brown. Row two: Edward Brown, Ierry Browne, Elton Cairns, Iudy Carnow, Ioyce Cederquist, Irwin Chaiken, Ronald Christianson, Leonard Clancy, Merleen Cofel, Charles Colander, How three: Zoe Collins, Marlene Crowley, Leonard Danca, William Denk, Alma Drake, Dorothy Drew, Ierry Druth, Ronald Dust, Florence Edwards, Gene Embree. Row tour: Ioyce Endler, Charles Eriksen, Bob Erzinger, Ierry Facktor, Ierry Farber, Donald Farnsworth, Ianice Feldkamp, Nancy Flint, Carol Frazier, Irwin Frazin. Row tive: Muriel Friedman, Melvin Garbow, Thomas Gark, Iudy Garr, Al Gendreau, Matthew Gilbert, Pat Glavin, Myra Gray, Selma Greenberg, Ianet Herr. How six: Tom Hilsten, Iames Hixson. Barbara Hoeft, Hoyt Hurt, Beatrice Iohnson, Susan Ioor Doroihy Katz, Charles Kimberly, Perry Kopi, Mary Laqen. if if , 'ZA M A students work is never done, thinks Alan Grossberg. ff, 43 4 Z?,SZni0m The town I live in the street, the house, the room. Zoe Collins and Lois Stewart plan for the future. ...- -15 e -- 'Lf' 4, :Qi ..- S1-1 Li Q.-5 wi A is if 4, L. 4 M 'M :it fm' Q? A' Vxiyi , T 5 V ' --t-t iti t t X A W , j PK-f it ff 2 H Q 1' 4 4' fi 'wal' , , , A X '-sg How one: 4 B5 ' A Paul Leetz, Iudih Levey. Stuart Linkemer, Robert Lippa. Charles Mahn. Claudine Marshall, Barbara Modrowski. Iim Nathenson, Marilyn Nord, Lee O'Connell. How two: Rue Olson, Lynette Ominsky, Iames Pacini. Iean Pearson, Thomas Peterson, Alan Platt, Barbara Raymond, Ronald Reynolds, Leo Rodkin, Charlotte Roqatz, Row three: Iames Round, Robart Sandall, Patricia Sandine, Howard Schachter, Ioan Schar. Otio Schmidt. Row tour: Ronald Sone Row five: Thomas Schneider, Barbara Shaw, Carole Shelby, Kathleen Sheldon. Virginia Shipley, Rydelle Siegler. Louise Slan. Bill Smith, Dale Smith, Burton Snider. Alan Spaulding, Frank Star, Essie Stein. Ianet Stone, Claudette St. Pierre, Paul Stuckey, Carolyn Sutcher, Maurine Sward, Iohn Sykes, Diane Torsberg, Leslie Tract, Robert Vesely, Sandra Vlay. Row six: Harold Wagman, Bill Warsaw, Robert Weinqarten. Charlene Weishaus. Iohn White, Richard White, Ronald Wippern, Diana Wood, Robert Yardley, Nijma Zegar. Mn.-n How's the weather up there? Iudy Boyle asks Louis Sandelur. All .4 45 uniom Mat Gilbert, brain wrackin' and knuckle :rackmf over his bookkeeping, 'It may be shorthand, but it's Greek to me. thinks Charlotte Roqatz. 9 fi 1 e - X How one: Georgia Adler, Marianne Adler, Robert Adolph, Andrew Anderson, Victor Andersen, Ronnie Andretic, Ronnie Angarola, Gay Armstrong, Robert Ashen, Iuanita Aslanian. Row two: Bruce Autderhaar, Robert Ballentine, Iohn Barker, Roger Baskes, Donald Baskin, Phyllis Becker, Esther Benaim, Betty Beneker, Violet Berlin, Elaine Berman. How three: Dean Berry, Sally Blades, Don Blake, Ken Blizzard, Sylvia Block. Betsy Bobinsky, Clarisse Borg, Larrie Brett, Gerald Brodsky, Iackie Brolin, Marilyn Brown. Row four: Cliff Bueschel, Dan Bush, Elizabeth Busschaert, Lynn Butler, Barbara Cain, Arlene Carlson. Bud Carlson, Norman Carlson, Marianne Casey. Harry Casler, Bob Cassidy, How five: Robert Chapski, Audrey Chidester, Barbara Chmelar, Barbara Cloonan, Laurel Cohn. Phyllis Coleman, Cecily Colson, Mary Connors, Peggy Considine, Carol Costello, Myrna Cramer. Row six: Iudy Crane, Thomas Cunningham, Ioan Cusack, Dorothy Dale, Frank Dalrymple, Marilynn Davis, Maia Deitch, Fern Dellheim, Irene Denisuk, Mary Anne DiSylvester, Eugene Domanski. Q, Z Q: ' A , V , JE' 4+ - 4 1 '25 uniom 1 Q, Q 1 I ,, f . W-v vi Q vw r. X 1-is I I 'Z C ' , llyl A 9 f- at ' K , Q f gel ..-s A i,Q Q -B , V , y A 1 3 w., Q x X A 4 i 1 A 6' f kk 0 ' I , V ah , J 4 I i gn -'J in 3 ty Q ro' Z -' 1 A A Z I , , , . 1 0 5 X tr 'X - fuk S J QVQ if X - 1 's I ,U A fl s . 8 'i 5 xg. g, A E -..y, X 1 ia 6' I S X Q i it I 1- xt A X, G ' - K qi Q' xi V my Y ,Aa ,F i ,N K n E h r p g ? 5 1 47 uniom The goodness everywhere. Gene Embree :na Hoyt Hurt at a luncheon preview. A 'delicious time is had by all. Patricia Stuckey, Harriet Teller, Claudine Marshall, Ioanne Morrow, and Barbara Raymond are served by Faith Lemke. QS '-wir 7 n ew -X ve N in . A , ,-1 Q1 ff' 4 . k 'Y 2 4581 4' -Mag rm L-If -mik- , 5-1 48 ,px Row one: Francene Donchin, Stanley Dreifuss, lack Duncan, David Dytkiewicz, Sylvia Eby, Bob Echt, Nancy Edelstein. Iean Eiseman, Bill Elias. Robert Emerson. How two: Sandra Epstein, Iudy Erickson, Betty Evans. Williams Evans, Bernard Farkas. Iennie Feldschreiber, Eddie Fine, Chuck Fish, Richard Forrest. Ioanne Franks. How three: Iean Freeburn, Ann Freyser, Ann Friedman. Robbe Friedman, Don Frisch, Cynthia Frye, Ioan Gallagher, Tom Garvin, Lillian Geanoules, Norma Gibertini. Stephen Gilbert. Row four: William Glass, Alexander Glassman. Ioan Gold, Lois Goldberg. Roselee Goldfarb. Rochelle Goldin, Harris Goldstein, Renee Goldstein, Allen Gomoll, Anita Gonsky. Diane Goodman. Q Row five: Ioan Goodman, Esther Gorbatkin. Ierry Gordon, Lorel Gordon, Anne Gothwaite, Larry Grajek, Donald Grauer, Shirley Green, Barbara Greenberg, Sally Greenberg, Bill Hackel. Row six: Bill Hall, Ianet Harper, Ioyce Hart, Marshall Hartman, Sue Hatfield, Leslie Helter, Gwen Helaszek, Betty Hennessy, Mary Ann Hickman, Ioyce Hinsberger. Gordon Hobby. 7 ff Q 4- . Q L his li- ' E 5 if ,ty , unions x rg J Y , , 2,5 4 z 2 4 ff K wi t , 'Q' 4. f S' 2 v , 1 1 gf X ,. 4 is 1 r t -r 1 6 9' 1 F 1 -' H' ' file :liz ' 44 , - , are P A :Q r ,,, - W if so S if : ez t t 7' ' ft' A G X if w , T59 3 ix lf D A . is 49 if union! Gerald Browne leisurely begins his schozi diy. Working under pressure are Gary Smith cmd Dorothy Pearson. --.fan jn- ,.., 'fu-Q-, - N N Q .f 1 1 Q ' i Q,,, as A N' 'Hwy u x,.:l'f . As- wif I, Liang, ,A ' TSM -Z l- ' .lf ' ,..-. f v wwf fr If ,- ,ff 5' f VJL4 4? . ,E ,ja '41 'V 'W 50 How one: Eleanor Hodnik. Iim Hoggatt, Phyllis Holt, Beverly Holten. Rosemary Horwitz, Thomas Huck, Elizabeth Hyman, David Iackson. Ioan Iackson, Victor Iackson. Row two: Charleen Ienkins, Sally Anne Iensen, Anne Marie Iohnson, Iohn Iohnson, Nancy Iohnson, Dale Iones. Bill Ioor, Audrey Kabaker, Herbert Kahn, Ierome Kalish. Row three: Sumpad Kanlian, Norton Kaplan, Mary Kelleher, Otto Keller, Betty Kelly. Gerry Kern, Ierry Kirschenbaum, Henriette Klawans, Lois Kornaiel. Edith Kossiv, Myra Kraus. How four: Richard Kraus, Iim Kreten, Barry Kroll, Marcia Kubey, Wally Kukla, Carol LaFavor. Magdaline Lamperis, Carol Larrison. Bruce Larson, Carole Laser, Pat Laughlin. Row five: Don Law. Ianet Law, Shirley Layman, Nancy Lelkovits, Ronald Lentz, Phyllis Levey, Marilyn Levine, Maurice Levy, Margaret Lewis, Vernon Liebman, Arthur Lipman. Row six: William Lobaugh. Diana Locke, Robert Lucas, Richard Lukin, Iames Lundergan. Robert Lynch. Alice Lyster. Robert Malkus, Eileen Maloney, Toni Manzano, Mary Lou Marrs. E, Xxx ar- f 0 E, union! iw AA 9 I' f 2 ' if a, f , 7 .JF A ,, ' lf W L an 4 X1 B A ws x it F . r E V V ' I , : 'E gl' 4 . ' x N xl 0 5 . A 'iz Y Xb-W x u ,S F r . O L? X tl S Fi A A :YQ W, l 1.2 l it 2 ,Y L 51 uniom We wonder if Diane Tomichs skirt will still lit when she exhales. Doing the fitting is Paulette Eembach. Resigned to the prospect of a long wait, Janet Stone, Donna Mclntyxe, and Kendall Sharp look in at Doris Kathman. r ii Mr, ,fc r X ' M 1 A,.w-Q F , x ,nu ! How one: Fred Marshall, Betty Lou McAda, Carole McCabe, Patti McCarthy, Vincent McCauley. Pat McGrail, Rita McLeod, Bill McNulty, Robert McNulty, Sally McNulty. How two: Iohn Meade, Margaret Melberg. Laurel Mell, Lenore Merbitz, Arthur Merkle, Ioy Messinger. Phyllis Mintz. Elayne Morris, Robert Morris, Ioanne Morrow. How three: Walter Muldoon, Ianice Nagel, Bertil Nelson, Iohn Nelson, Patricia Nelson. Ronald Nylen, Camille Ogrodowitz, Mary Lou O'Hara, Eugene Orton, Ruth Osinski, Helene Padden. How four: Arlene Palickee. Burton Palmer, Dan Payne, Iohn Phillips, DeVonna Pieszak, Richard Pingry, Donna Polansky, Lee Pollyea, Pamela Porter, Lillian Powers. Patricia Powers. Row five: Robert Prendergast. LeRoy Radas, Sterling Rand. lane Reames, Peggy Richards. Iohn Ricketts, Bill Robson, Faith Rose, Kayleen Rosenston, Patricia Rossin, Iack Rouse. Row six: Rosalyn Rubenstein, Diane Ruby, Quentin Ruchte, Anna Marie Ruscio, Martha Ruther- ford, Allen Ryan, Robert Ryan, Ioel Sadolt, Suzette Saperston, Ronald Schafer, Bernard Schencker. 'T 4, v ,. - 'E' V -2'-K union! QV tl , ,, y I Mg? 9 nl 'W 3- ' 1 ' ff' iih to N? L , 2 , L 63' B v A 40' 6: 4 ' 1. ., X , A , it , :T ,V H Q W4 A my A 1 vs-Al L' P6 Qi fl , 1 , 'I y ze , .2 47 C T' l .5 ni 6 P ' 5 ri' l lx C7 LL lx ty L - - f 'Q-5' ' . 'NY' My P 'N of I My: , X Q j S A sri' I L . , t ,, 1 mi A gy 4 ' sf T . F P 6 as fs , TA I A E s A N ff ' , t P f-4 - fs- , 4 W 'H f v Q X 'I gil 1? ' xxx' l L 53 uniom Chivalry is not dead. Iohn Barker. the gentle- man, picks up a book ihat belongs to Carol Cos- tello, the lady. The morning lineup in one of Mr. Appleqran's gym classes. -Q.. How one: Ferne Schlifka, Susan Schmalhausen, Roy Schnackenberg, Howard Schor, Betty Schultz, Richard Schwan, Sandra Schwartzberg, Lorraine Seskind, Elissa Severance, Kendall Sharp. How two: Vivian Shay, Iuanita Shiparski. Glenn Shipley, Gary Smith, Cynthia Soter, Vicki Spear, Richard Spurgin, Gerald Steinberg, Ronald Steinberg, Io Ann Stepanich. Row three: Iohn Stevens, Lois Stewart, Mike Stillerman, Sherwin Strauss, Lee Stryk, Irene Stuart, Larry Sullivan, Iohn Summerfield, Louise Summers, Erthel Swanstrom, Ed Szyper. How four: Gordon Thomas, Evelyn Thorp, Herb Thurman, Louis Tishler, Selma Tuchten, Flor- ence Udelson, Sandra Venzer, Tom Walsh. Angela Wamsley, Ann Warren, Iohn Watson. Row five: Ronald Waxman, Bill Weiner, Theda Weissman, Donna Weiherbee, Iohn Windebank, Phyllis Winer, Bernard Winsberg, Charles Wittl, Frank Wong, Io Ann Yellowless, Mary Louise Ysla. Row six: Steven Zachary, Ierome Zelden, Arlene Zuckerman. uniom A G 9- L3 J ,S ' A 2' 115 .6 L Q 1 i R2 A, -..,,.- f .1 Q , W .I V' lg X 'X , 1 r '. W N ,,rl , T ,.,- A' ,r , el' ,,,' L ,, -, 'L 'B 2 is , - 1.1 d ' 5' I U f 4 , ' ' x X Q l fl fn Q km 9 X 'ff f' tl f N IN R 2 it xt with 1 5- - in 1- A N M . 7 A Q 9' gr G- ' .A 55 0l'l'l0l Qf5 Art for urt's sake. This lad has the right idea as he puts the scissors to his masterpiece. A little girl, Ethel Kyros, is deep in thought over Q big book. tiilf N L13 fl 52, ' ' ,wir ,I . ' U' 1. . W X 1 m a ,Jig 2, V4 J 6, 4 H, Q., ' Qi X M K i X - 'L l' I Wi? , ff , .-,1'Q 1- Z r X . N rr. W f' 4 e 4 my L Q A ' fr- Z A iw, 4 Q V , ...W My r ' tv, , A K 1 , Y 1 I - g -,,:f , h, , 'Wfi K f I W U A ft 3-'wr-,K x . 3 I 'qi Ax H' V f- r ff Z? . 5? ' , I ,,,, as ' 4, W if 1 - . 5 , i 7 1 yy 1 . W f V , , , M.,.r,,,1 it 5 f l x 'IQ A N -t , ff AVIAI gg ' A 6 1 9- I f, ., , .N , s - B 1 ,trrrr - , ' ,K B f i ., J f A L , -A , it Hx Q H N X 1 . 1 - W fl , V -.,' 4- t .t-A x A it A Y - F39- 2 f - p gi-'fir Y I :F 6 A 6 I A f qi- ' I I ' K r , A 'f l K- A : , El. K W M f I ' r 3 t - 4 1 Pt x -Bmx Row one: Muriel Abrams, Douqlas Adams. lames Adolph, Iudy Ansick, Doris Appel, Elsie Arnold, Arlene Ayres, Dick Barbel, Diane Barker, Doro hy Baker. Ierome Barraia. How two: Richard Barry, Geraldine Barzinski, Iacqualine Barzinski, Donald Beahan, Iohn Beatty, Kent Beauchamp, loyce Bechtel, Roland Behny, Morris Belovics, Iim Berke, Charles Bennett. Row three: Grace Berberian, Barbara Bergstrom, Edward Berman, Charles Bernstene, Harold Billings, Bill Bird, David Birkner, Dorothea Bloom, Leia Blumberq, lanice Bond, Nancy Bond. Row four: Bob Borroif, Mary Lou Bourke, Ronald Bowker, Betty Boyd, Iohn Boyd, ludy Brill, Gerri Broad, Lois Brooks. Iackie Buchsbaum, lanice Bullard, Roberta Busch. Row five: Seymour Byman, Mark Byquist, Catherine Cabon. Allen Caplan, Carl Demma, Freddy Carlson. Robert Carlson, William Carlson, Tom Carlton, lames Casey, Helen Casner. How six: Woody Chilson, Susan Clamage, Marlene Cohen, Carol Condee. Mary Kay Conklin, Tom Conner, Pat Cooke, Iune Crawford, Claire Cross, Robert Crowley, Helen Daleanes. Row seven: Donna Davis, Paul Davis. 57 w X X-X 0,0 10Ifl'l0lf'Qf5 H1 The end of Elaine Kotzrnons culinary master- piece as ne-or! Tom Connors ond Gordon Major will see to ihcrt, An S or not on 'S ? ludging by Miss Groh's smiling fcxce, Pct Laughlin Gnd Lcurel Cohn ore assured of Cx happy outcome. .SZIU 0l'I'l0lf'Q5 , M' , YV ,th 2 as gr' W A rv' I X M L K i K. H L X lx ' M W J 51:4 f-,f., - I ff ' li 1 , ,. , 1 . Hi 355 3. X x ex Q i fi for L 4 V . I ' a t ., ,,,, ,X my W' V5 oe-- ei 2 - V 1 ' , F ,A as , Ty ' 4 A 6 ' ' 'W' L I ' ' 'N A ' , A xy V' J 1 ' 2' we K rm 3 A fl 53 1 V Q fl? 4 2' 5 -rf ' A 4- , 6- D , .5 . . ' ' A x x - I ug- ' W' W jr fl s L' . ' L ..-A L l A X Row one: Ronald Demovsky, Lenora Diamond, Ted Denisuk, Roger Diehl, Bob Dill, Shirley Dishon, Dione Downs, Barbara Dunnam. Iohn Dye. Patricia Dytkiewicz, Marilyn Edwards. Row two: Louise Elley. lack Ellis, Leah Embree, Iames Epstein. Iohn Eure. Edwin Ewry, Barbara Fagan, Gerald Feitler. Muriel Fine, Sandra Flax, Marcia Frank. How three: Barbara Freeman, Sanford Friduss, Irene Frieder, Gail Friedman, Ianet Fulrath. Phyllis Galnick, Sheldon Gerber. Audrey Gerke, Ernest Gershon. Bob Gerst, Sheldon Getzug. Row four: Iames Giltmier. Ieanetta Girault. Ann Glansberg. Elizabeth Gleason, Mary Rose Gleason. Sue Glenn, Richard Glick, Tom Glynn. Ierry Goldman. Lois Goldstein, Lyman Goss. Row five: Ioan Grabill. Hank Green, Beth Greenberg, Marilyn Greenberg, Bob Grindey. Corwin Gross. Chuck Grunhard, Iacky Grupka, Ken Haberman, Charles Hagan. Ernest Hamblin. Row six: Lorna Hamilton, Gershon Hammer. Helen Hansen, Stuart Harris, Atlee Hart. Marion Harth, Iva Hauck. Betty Hausman. Bill Hawkins. Norma Hawkinson, lack Henderson. Row seven: Tom Hevlin, Larry Heyman. 59 6- 49' - 6 L 41 'is T' id Ib' 3' I if ,-'Q E 'X 3' .7 il Q F9 S.- , 4, I A i 3,0 Olfll 010815 Does the clay belong on Paul Predey's icice or on the potteis wheel? Ioel Scxdofi and Tom Garvin find ci quiet corner for c weighty discussion. .SZIO 0lfl'l0l Qi5 a . 1 ,' ' X ? Z, , if U , ' 3X Mud, 2. s. Q, ' ,- ' 4 1 A 1 ls, Anil A is i - L Q33 , ' WJ W - A 'All A Q31 , ., L , , if - ,, l A 2 MLA N ' ' Q V . rf r 1, ' V ,Z - y V .,, M y , ax 3' R A , ' Q 'Yi X ' 92 x A X if . u , 5 C ' Q A .:, 1 F' Q in - Lg 'K .i. , tn: . n '55 4 ,A 1 5 Zi 3 74 W. iz - ':t w Row one: Iohn Higginson, Elaine Hirsch, Lois Hirsch, Eileen Hochberger, Larry Hochman, Barbara Hoenle, Rita Hogg. Guy Hoidahl. Fred Hallman, Donna Holtam, Rebecca Horberg. Row two: Luella Humphreys, William Hunding, Racquel Hurwich, Sidney Hybert, Harriet Hy- man, Harriet Hyman, Arlene Imbrowicz, Myrna lsenstein, Reese Iadwin, Carol Ianisch, Ray Ianisch. How three: Carolyn Iessop. Bill Iohnson, lane Iohnson, Leslie Iohnson, Shirley Iohnson, Viva Iohnson, lack Iones, Minnette Kalmikoff, Artemis Kanlian, Ronald Kaplan, Elaine Katzman. Row four: Donald Keith, Louis Keith, Don Keller, Charles Kern, Cathie King, Ioseph Kinsan, Iohnny Klawans, Ioan Klinowski, Claudia Klosowslci, Warren Kneis, Sedelle Kniznik. Row five: Ruth Kopel, Elaine Kornafel, David Kosvick, Barbara Kotler, Diclcran Kouymjian, Richard Kozlowski, Betty Krashen, Phyllis Kravey, lrene Krevitz, Marc Kramelow, Lenore Krooth. How six: Diane Kulwin, Richard Kurz, Burton Kushner, Ethel Kyros, lane Lagen, Barbara Lan- nin, Leslie Lantz, Ernest Larranaga, Alma Larson, Barbara Lathrop, Helen Lavin. How seven: Alan Lazarus, Edward Lazarus. 61 Sf 0,0 0Ifl'l0l Q5 Robert Crowley ond Iocm Sukowicz recheck their notebooks on the study of leaves. Bob Iciiee changes his role irom studenl tc, mechanic for the benefit oi Q baffled Miss Bisbee. -ug 0 Olfll 0l Q.5 QQ- 1- Nx -wx 'V' QL in Q xl ,ala 'CTP 1- MW fs 'QW' QV Q Row one Barbara Leck Shona Lederman Dons Lee Ins Leeds Gale Lemweber Rosemary Lekkr Walter Lencke Iames Letsos Vxctor Levadr Nancy Levato Mrlton Levrnberq Row two Gertrude Lew Barbara Lewls Lots Ltchter Ioy Lleberman Ralph Lrndberq Norma Lmkow Barbara Lrnton Robert Logler Arthur Lune Dorna Maclntyre Davxd Mack Row three Iohn MacKrmm Wrllxam Macldock Russell Malor B111 Maltto Geraldme Malloy Alrce Mandel Idele Marqolrs Norbert Maryanskr Ierry Mathrs Ioanne Matthews Vtolet McAtee How four Vrvran McAtee Gerry McAvoy Robert Mc auley Margaret McConaqhey Sally McG11l1vray Iamce McGregor Lo1s McK1nney Rosemary McMahon Rxchard Meade Harry Mexsen bach Sonya Meyer Row frve Alvm Meyers Barbara Mrlls Roberta Mxtchell Robert Mrtqang Nancy Monrer Irm Moore Patrrcra Moore Donald Moss lean Mun Barbara Mulvaney Cecxlxa Murphy Row srx W1ll1s Nance Shrrley Nelson Alvm Nemerofi Claude Netherton Iune Newberg Sandra Newman Iack Nrtzkm Madonna North Wllltam Olsen Melvtn Olshansky Ethel Olson Row seven Harry Oppenhexmer Elmor Orth 63 ,- 'New' 'ix wtf We fp K 7. 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'-,-f 1:5122 ' ,, 4. 39 X A A f , Row one: Maribel Osajda, Iudy Osier, Patricia Overend, Larry Pachol, Geraldine Paqorek. lean W Pankey, Carole Paradee, Iudy Parker, Stanley Paul, Shirley Paulsen. Estelle Pawlicki. Row two: Robert Pearson, Aleda Peters. Louise Peterson, Sandra Pick, Sharon Pinch, Beatrice Piotrowski, David Pitzele, Ierry Popham. lean Powell, Ioyce Price. Donald Proehl. Row three: Barbara Puchalski. Robert Quinn, Marjorie Radas, Caryn Rand, Nancy Reqelbrugge, Elizabeth Regennitter, Robert Reinert. Georgiana Reinhardt, Adriene Reinschreiber, Veta Reizner, Ronald Ringenberq. Row four: Anita Robin, Bert Robins. Betty Roemer, Davis Roeske, Georgia Rogatz, Walter Roney. Larry Rosenberg, Vicki Rosenberg, Ioyce Rosenblatt. Louise Rosenthal, Logan Rozelle. Row five: Myra Rubenstein, Charles Rubey, Donald Rubin. Ioan Rutt, Carole Sanger, lane Sarlas, Lorne Schafer, Leon Schelller, Allen Schlegman, Bill Schmidt. Barbara Schott. Row six: lean Schroeder. Barbara Schwartz, Irwin Schwarizberg, Larry Schwartzberg. Yvonne Seiden, Lew Seiden, Ierry Senters, Rennie Shellow. Evelle Shkolnik, Ila Shlilka, Howard Simon. Row seven: Isabelle Skibinski, Alma Slecka. 65 N hx, .S70l0A0I'l'l0l Q:5 Iune Glxckcuf works indus- triously mimeoqrczphinq absence sheets. Iim Lunderqcm tries desperate- ly to prove his innocence of the crime of which Mr, Kooistrc has accused him. Sip if x I nf 5 A 3 F 1 G- I: 'Q , ,f 4 .f i - . f f' - fa 2 V, , , U . V , ' 5' VV,, V In 3. . ,+', if L t A 1 A 1 ., , j I in ' Q 5. 5 Y 4 ij !! N2 v.,.f I A A' ,ef t k, 12 , ' Q , It te if Xe 'z X La A we is ' 0I'l'l0I 86 ' ' x W s 44 ff 4 'K --, X fl .1 t 0 ff JY' 1 I if 1 x me r 46715 1. I ' tr al f 'fa ff' ' 4'9 - X!! 1' I N '- 3 ,Q 4, tv' wt' X ,VW , 4-f 'X Q ' N' Row one: Audrey Slifkin, Frances Smet, Barbara Smith, Caryl Smith, Doris Smith. Franklin Smith. Peggy Smith. Ioan Sobol, Doris Soderberg, Themis Soter, Iackie Southman. Row two: Bob Spaulding, Betty Ann Spiro. Burton Stark, Dave Steeves, Elliot Steigel, Leonard Stein, Shirley Stein. Louis Steiner, Phyllis Stirling, Harold Stone. Peter Stoneham. How three: Florence Strand. Eunice Strauss, Mary Stuart, Patricia Stuckey, Ioan Sukowicz, Robert Sundstrom, Phillip Swanson, Barbara Swick. Bill Szyper, Iay Tate. Constance Thome. How four: Margaret Thomson, Nancy Turnquist, Dolores Tyke. Carol Unrau, Loretta Valles, Ronald VanDyke, Cathy Varga, Arthur Villasenor. Donald Walters, Pat Wamsley, Dorothy Warner. Row five: Gerrie Wamer, Ianet Wasson, Carol Watson, Ralph Weaver, Ioe Weber, Ierrold Weitzman, Elsie Wenzel, Lynn Wernecke, Richard Werthamer, Bonita Wexler, Iohn White. Row six: Charles Whitebloom, Pat Wicinski. Pat Wierzbicki, Marsha Wigod, Larry Williams. Marilyn Williams, Helen Wilson, Lynn Wilson. Rochelle Wilson, Terry Wilson, Roselie Wolf. Row seven: Ioel Wolff. Edward Yalowitz. Ed Yalowitz. Donald Yovich, Dolores Zappa, Anita Zoller. 67 Q I ix A ? Iv xt A ww X33 A . A 1 ff l ,, 1 H xiwm S ,, -,,- ,, ,f,,,, rf- a j jl 85Al'l'LQI'l How one: Iudith Adams, Ierry Addis, David Aggerholm, Lois Altmann, Betty Anderson, Donald Anderson, Dorothy Anderson. lane Barker. Bill Bartley, Cliilord Barton, Gail Bauer, Barbara Ann Baugh. David Becker. How two: Alan Beel, Beverly Beer, Charlene Bennett, Myra Bere- zin, George Berger, Lois Binder, Hazel Black, Henriette Blackwood. Richard Blankemeier, Iacqueline Bloom, Lois Blum, Ellen Bonifield, Susan Boyle. How three: Teddy Boyme, Philip Bransky, Diane Brodine, Barbara Brown, David Brown. Eleanor Brown, Kenneth Brown, Kenneth Brown, Shirley Brown, Tom Browning, Shirley Brownstein, Ben Butler, Io-Ann Butler. Row four: Elvira Bylinski, lack Campbell, Paula Carle, Evelyn Carlson, Ruth Carlson, Elayne Caro, Barbara Casey, Barbara Cassel, Ray Chambers, Ierome Chambless. Row live: Henry Chapin, Iohn Chelius, David Chernof, Gloria Chmielewski, Richard Christensen, Barbara Clark, Donald Cohen. Larry Cohen, Lawrence Cohen, Marty Cohen. Row six: Iack Colander, William Colander, Frank Cole, lim Collings, Anita Conger, Daniel Crane, Marcia Crawford, Betty Cronin, Stephanie Czarnecki, Ioanne Dahl. Row seven: Chuck Damore, Virginia Daniel, Ioanne Decker, Mary Ann Delisi. Owen Deutch, Sherrin Dietz, Louis Dolemba, Ricky Doody. Iames Duble. Pictured on opposite page: Shades oi the gay nineties find Diane Tomich and Don Mayer on a bicycle built for two. Busy melting metal for a lounclry casting are Alphonso Locascio and Bruce MacNeish. ,,x , , ,V,.,,.. , . , . f Y V Z? 7. fx? ' :Q 9 3 if I W 2 f , 4 4 A - , , f f Q 1 'fit ' 1 1 5 , m ai f' - A gg ff . -as 5 f .gy M U ,v,, 1'-' K 11 , X y K za I K ': 2 h - Q' A , A M Q- ' 2 5 2 1 ag . ' 7 . Q 'f if 4, Ig SR ' 5-R41 X , ., V YL, ,. ' V v Lp' , ,A A K I xr f ' qu i jg' A lil- N 'WW Q ,. W 1 Q' 5 Tl 5 f ' w my f I Q , A 1 Os V I ' , ' ., i K gl 25AI'l'L8l'l Row one: Donn Ebert, Suzanne Economos, Ierry Edelsiein, Marlene Edlund, David Einbinder. Lola Einbund, Herbert Eiseman, Harriet Elias. Estelle Elikan, Edgar Ellinghausen, Cherie Lee Embs, Alan Engel, Wally Engle. Row two: Margaret Erickson, Martin Ernsteen, Alan Escarraz, Marvin Facktor, Miriam Factor, Wade Farabee, Nancee Farber, Iim Fawcett, Don Feare. Geraldine Feinstein, Leah Feld, Bob Fenzan, Thomas Ferry How three: Barbara Figiel, Ed Filmanowicz, Evelyn Fink, Hanna- joy Fischer. Margaret Ford, Iune Forde, Adrian Fox. William Franczak, Elaine Frank, Rita Freidin, Michael Friedman, Bruce Frisbie, Patricia Gately. Row four: Thomas Gebhardt, Terry Gerrard, Nick Gershon, Daniel Gerstein. Don Gibbs, Marcia Gilbert, Diane Glass, Helene Goldberg, Lois Goldberg, Dan Goldsmith. How five: Marilyn Goldstein, Fred Good, Sandra Gordon, Dave Gordy, Carol Goss, Carol Granholm, Ioseph Gray, Betty lo Greena- walt, Alice Greenberg. Row six: Burton Greenberg, Lorry Greenberg, Alan Gross, Milton Grossberg, Phyllis Hacker, Dona Hanson, Gene Harris. Glenn Harris. Donna Hartman. Row seven: Io Ann Hayes, Cyrille Hecht, Geraldine Heiferman, Allan Hess, Virginia Hill, Sally Hind, Nancy Hodgson, Donna Hodnik, Carol Holer. How eight: Ianet Howard, Nancy Huggans. Pictured on opposite page: A drama to tear at the strings ol your heart is performed by Heroine Letty Doddridge, Villain Bill Weiner. and Hero Russell Emery in Americas All Time Hit Parade. Which is the hypnotist, Henry Taylor or Minerva ? -QU' W M Q2 wg ff! S E49 H12 Y Qzifw? w jl 06Al'l'I,2l'l Row one: Monette Ives, Sanford Iacobson, Shirley Iacobson, Brina Dawn Ialtee, Dick Iatfee, Lorraine Iensen, Carl Iohnson, Gordon Iohnson, Harold Iohnson, Ioan Iohnson, Shirley Iohnson, Carl lorgen- son, Ed Kaplan. Row two: Ioel Kaplan, Henry Karel, Lydia Karkazis, Edward Keeley, Arthur Keenan, Bob Kelley, Marilyn Kenny, Ralph Kangsmill, Bob Knox. lay Kopstein, Ianis Kornaiel, Donna Kost, Norman Kozak. Row three: David Kroll, Richard Krooth, Robert Kukla, Dorothy Kurz, Betsy Lagen, Ioe LaGuess, Ierry Lamaskin, Georgianne Larson. Shirley Larson, Charles Lask, Faye Lathom, lo Ann Leasure, Sherry Leopold Row tour: Del Lesage, Charles Lev, Robert Levi, Herbert Levin, Herbie Levin, Sandra Levin, Sandra Levitt, lris Levy, Ronald Levy, Leonard Lickerman, Mark Lieberman. Row tive: Paul Lieberman, Carol Liggett, Audrey Lindquist, Richard Linkemer, Robert Lissit, Alphonso Locascio, Frieda Lome, Dina Lowenthal, Catherine Lucas. How six: Don Lundin, Ann Lydick, Audrey Lydick, Wayne Mackey, Bruce MacNeish, William Maloney, Paul Mance, Betty Mandarino. Mary Mandarino. How seven: Gerald Mandel, Alice Marczak, Ioan Marema, Mar- shall Mann, Emlyn Mayer, Suzanne M2:Andrew, Dan McCarthy, Iune McFarland, Don McGiliin. Row eight: Don McGinnis. Pictured on opposite page: Iim Cardosi goes into the antics ot Dick Penny's pride and joy. Bill Malito exercises his authority as a hall guard, but Charles Shannon is able to produce his proof ol innocence. 1 iv bl 5 wi 'T 1 P lm eff Qu. was Q- , , QQ . 1 N4 1 A if ' as lv 5 ,. df if + 1 47 'rgvbw 'ff' -' 4, ...J X'-,. .1 5 A Asif'-fi-A. ' N Y,- ! fx. If I- X ll ,. U 5 H if ' X , mf ggi, , , gy 514 wi, X37 Y gif? 11 P3511 ?' .I A ggvjb f +9 k M W, FW ' , . 1 ,QC QQ P! A .V' in--I wi F Q i i 1 4 I 'I gI 85Al'l'l8I'l Row one: Marilyn McKenna, Marion McKenna, lim McKernin, Betty McKey, Robert McLeod, Tom McMahon, Charles McMullen, Edward McNamara, Parker Mellinghausen, Gerda Meves. L. I. Meyers, Patsy Meyerson. Loretta Michau. How two: Gail Miller, lim Miller, Ioel Miller, Iune Miller, Donald Mitteldorl, Patricia Modrowski, Marilyn Moore. Donna Mueller. Rich- ard Murphy, Richard Myers, Stanley Narsarzewski, Tom Neary, Allan Nelson. Row three: George Netherton, Iohn Nickerson, David Nimz, Lois Nitzsche, Arlene Novak, Charles Oakley, Theresa Oesch, Cynthia Olson, Gwyneth Olson, Marion O'Neil, Ray Overholt, Lauren Pach- man, Elaine Pam. How tour: Iames Panozzo, Dolores Pappas, Kenny Pardee, Arnold Passman, Rachel Patinkin, Arline Pavelin, Dale Pearman, Gilbert Pear- son, George Peterson, Shirley Pieczynski. Row five: Shirley Pierson, Theresa Pilewslri, lohn Pilon, Mary Io Pinkerton, Ioan Piowaty, Katherine Prescott, Ioanne Price. Roy Pros- terman, Edwin Radas, Beryl Ragins. Row six: Bill Ramsay, Lorraine Reinglass, Nancy Rich, Guthrie Riley, Verda Riley, Anita Robbins. Dolores Roberts, Carol Robinson, Norman Roden, Ed Rolff. Row seven: Sharon Roney. Elaine Rosch, Binny Rosenberg, David Rosenberg, Tom Rybarski, Larry Sager, lean Sanders, Beth Saphir, Harriet Sax. Left: It certainly looks as if the students oi Mr. Moroney's biology class are enjoying the movie, doesn't it? Right: Iackie Ensign, dressed as Little Bo-Peep, poses for the art class. 4, l V -s -Q M4 way ,- 5 ?'. ' P ,el Q 3 wb ef, A M, 25 1 A z ' ff: ...Q 12 'ii 1 ' 'D 9 my ,.-V Q .. fu 1 9 U i ! 1 ' Q f 1 5 J. 4 W J Q , 1, ff V ,ff if X la-Y' 'A my m u W' 2 if YW .,.... 5.5 V 'K f u 4 4 , , - 4 , X 4 , f X A Q 1' - ' Wd f Q ' QM, Q nb srxflf Q ,W ,QW , . n , 1 S q n - xy 1 , X R ff? 3 2 'WW W gI 25Al'l'L2l'l How one: Donald Sayre, Paul Schlosser, Marlene Schmidt, Loraine Schneider, lean Schulties, Bobby Schwartz, Fred Schwartz, Marcia Weiss, Don Sealy, Edwin Seeh, Donna Seraiin, Charles Shannon, Thelma Shapiro Row two: Sandra Sheinart, Ed Sheridan, Nancy Shupe, Lois Shutter, Lesley Sigale, Robert Silver, Lou Silverwood, Bob Simari, Eileen Simon, Ierry Skovie, Harry Slan, Bob Smith, Iames Smith. Row three: Richard Smith, Billie Snell, Shirley Sobucki, Kenneth Sone, Aurelia Specyal Manfred Spindel, Sheldon Stark, Shirley Starr, Michael Stavish, Barbara Stein, Elaine Stein, Florence Stein- berg, Tom Stepanich. Row four: Henry Stephan, William Stewart, Dorothy Straub, Bob Stuart, Ruth Stumme, Norma Sullivan, Geraldine Swee, Donald Sza- franski, Barbara Szymborski, Richard Tapley. Row five: Douglas Taylor, Henry Taylor, LeRoy Tews, Maynard Thompson, Rose4Mary Thorsen, Wally Thurman, Tom Tiffany, Ioy Titelman, Grace Trzeciak. How six: George Uyttebroeck, Mary Velleco, Charles Weise, Lois Scobie, George Werner. Iudy West, Ann Weston, Sue Wharton, Elizabeth Wierzbicki. Row seven: Carole Wilson, Victor Winquist, Thomas Witzman, Charles Wong, Iohn Woodward, Nathan Yellen, lean Zimmerman, Roger Zuttermeister. Pictured on opposite page: Chessmen Edwin Eury, Bob Gerst, and Larry Rosenberg watch as Fellow Chessmen Seymour Pat and Paul Iohnson wage a iight to the finish. Chuck Billeck, with a firm hold on his lunch, offers it to Bill. Sriencb .9 .Jucwe mf W, Jifm This is my house . . . Were it a palace ot the finest jewels And crystal of the clearest, I could not love it more . . . This is my house . . . Within these walls A warmth of contentment and happiness Reaches to every ceiling and into every corner . . . This is my house . . . Where bonds of love are shared By all who dwell within: Where a glow of shining brilliance Stretches tar into the night and welcomes every one This is my house . . . Where on winter evenings, Neither roaring wind nor beating snow Can reach us, secure and warm inside . . . This is my house . . . A sanctuary for my heart Where I may let myself go free And bring my friends to share my happiness . . . My house . . . a house and nothing more? A thing of brick and mortar? No . . . a living, breathing thing, So much a part of me That surely, though I wander o'er the earth, I know that I shall never find So safe a shelter . . . Such rich contentment . . . Nor happiness like that which lives in This, my house. Barbara Stolk 80 Wa fiona .Honor one The Natronal Honor Socrety under the sponsorshrp of Mrss Dorothy Bock marntams the h1gh pr1nc1ples of scholar ship character leadersh1p and serv1ce for whrch South Shore has always stood Members are rnducted b1 an nually at a candlehghtmg ceremony The chapter stresses not only scholar shrp but also searches for the student who leads a well rounded school l1fe Upper Otfrcers pose for an mformal snapshop Row one Earl Gordon Spring vlce president Gerry Brodsky Fall secretary Norman Currs Fa vrce oresrdent Row two Ioan Kohlenbrener Fall presrdent u1lbertW1se Sprmg presrdent Dons Hogg Spring :prmg treasurer Center Adnan Harns plans the assembly wrth the assrstance of Ann Hrlpp lean Qulsenberry Shrrley Torsberg Allce Wrlson Mxke Harrrson Harrlet Kopel Peggy Coombs Ruth Duskxn Drck Porter Lower Gathered tor a socxal teteatete are Row one Adnenne Brrll Ianet Wmner Alrce Zastrow Lors Carlson Pat Mrcikrff How two Ronald Aronberg Eva Kadden Mrr ram Sllberman Lois Robm Mary Lou Oakley Row three Iohn Wyandr Sumner Brown Hal Warte Iune Ghckaut Elame Travrs 11 A -I ' . secretary: Nancy Fischer, Fall treasurer: Bob Ivy. ' , , ' , and UA Pfam 'UU L3 Several cornrnlttees oper ate w1th1n the S S L The As sembly Cornm1ttee spon sored by Mrss Frances Cur trs arranges programs and round table d1scuss1ons The Organ1zat1on Cornmlttee sponsored by Mrs Hazel McNamara records all serv xce polnts deterrn1nes whtch students W1llrece1ve awards and p l a n s the Award Assembly The most recent group IS the Plannlng Comrnlttee wmch takes charge of the soc1al dances and 1S headed by Dr Isabel Magan and Mr Ph1l1p LEWIS Upper The Organrzatron Commtttee of the SSL IS busy at the flles Left to rrqht Susan Schmalhausen Betty Beneker Kay leen Rosenston Eltssa Severance and Robbe Frxedman Center Don Mayer pulls strmgs but gets Iune Gllckauf lrttle help from Adnan Har ns Bob Mason or Bob Kornafel Lower Our thanks go to the SSL As sembly Commtttee for the programs ot the year Left to rrqht Harr1etLamper1s G11 bert Wlse Lenore Merbxtz Mlchael Harrx son and Chatrman Earl Gordon 1 1 I . I 1 - 1 r . .giuclenf .glruice eague Upper left: ludy Garr, Myra Gray, Elaine Hirsch, and Norman Roden get down to brass tacks. Upper right: Bill Coiel presents the presi- dent's gavel to his successor, Robert Korna fel. Lower: S.S.L. pin sales are pointing up, 'T x agree Susan Ioor, treasurer: Miss Isabel Kincheloe, sponsor: Bob Kornafel, president: Kearney Dietz, vice-president: and Dorothy Drew, secretary. The S.S.L. is the agency through which students participate in the management and administration of South Shore. It gives students an opportunity to express and carry out their ideas. Miss Isabel Kincheloe, faculty sponsor, gives helpful advice to officers and division representatives, enabling them to coordi- nate school activities and to help solve school problems. This year the S.S.L. launched a program for developing a rumpus room, designed for student use. Membership in the S.S.L. is open to all students. Through it, every student has a control1ing interest in his school. 83 5 Q6U'l M10 Olffllflfllitee The house I l1ve rn should be a clean house and MISS Ieanne Demlmg and her enterpnsrng Clean Up Comm1ttee pursue a constant campargn to ma1nta1n a hlgh standard They carry on a contrnuous contest among the erght semester groups to see who can keep the neatest corrldors and try to develop among the students a prrde IH a beautlful South Shore Upper These Clean up Com mlttee members Harrls Goldstem Mary Ann DxSylvester Helen Padden and Roger Baskes leave school and therr cleanup dutles wxth the happy prospect of at tendmg a football game Center Are those good reports? Betsy Lagen Berme Farkas Ioan Gold Earl Gordon and Hacquel Hurwrch txle some contest results Lower Its classes lrke thrs that dnve teachers to drstractron' Whrle Ann Hlckman acts as a eacher Ierry Gordon Kayleen Rosenston Magdalene Lamperxs nd Robert Ashen lrven up the lass I I 11 - - rl - - I . Q we Salty cm ff Upper Mr Cervak explams how the rear wrndshreld wrper assxsts drivers IH bad weather Let to rrght Gerry Femstem Dons Smr h Verda Rrley Myrna Cramer and Sylvra Block Lower left Lookmg over some salety rules are Drane Glass lrrs Levey Ronald Kaplan and Evelyn Fxnk Lower rrght DISCUSSIHQ plans for next year are Grace Berbertan vxce presrdent Elarne Travis treasurer and Sue Glenn recordrnq secretarv Seated are Mr Cervalc Vrolet Berlm p esrdent and Pat Overand correspondmq secretary One ofthe newest organ1zat1ons at South Shore 1S the Safety Club spon sored by Mr Robert Cervak The purpose 1S to promote a dnvrng course lor students There are also many other act1v1t1es but all deal Wllh safety Durrng the past year the club has had IHOVIGS lectures round table d1s CUSSIOHS and contests Future club plans lnclude lnstructron from the Chl cago Motor Club 85 i A by E if ,W K 4 X 1 .y 43, 5 . W A J fx f . V W C 2 f L ff L ACK 4 eff, ' enior 7 ogri ounci yf ,If 4 '-X., leg-5, W ' Upper: Adrian Harris and Ianet Klein get in the swing oi things in the Senior Boys' square. Assisting them are Doris Appel, Ruth Duskin, Ioan Schar, Marshall Schwartz, Verner Rice, and Earl Gordon. Lower: Is it club business these officers oi the Senior Boys' Council are discussing? Only lim Connors, treasurer: Bill Coverdale, secretary: Bob Mason, vice-president, know the answer. Under the guidance of Mr. Oscar Mongerson, the Senior Boys' Council plans a series of activities that benefit the entire student body. Members of the planning committee consist of one representative from each senior division. The yearly pro- gram includes dances, trips to baseball and basketball games, and assemblies such as the magician's show. 86 O O , O QlflL0l LPA 0lfU'lCl Upper: Five for tea! Mary Lou Oakley, presi- dent, pours for Peggy Coombs, secretary. Await- ing their turns are Georgia Lee Groth, vice-presi' dent: Sara Bauer, treasurer: and Doris Brayshaw, 4B vice-president. Center: Senior girls cut-up. Left Io right: Iean Quisenberry, Nancy Fischer, Ioan Kohlen brerier, Harriet Lamperis. Lower: A queen is crowned. Doris Hogg crowns Susan Boyle, queen of the Freshic Frolic, while Lois Barker looks on. Members of the queen's court are: Barbara Cassel, Pepper Blackwood, Paula Carle, Donna Hodnick ibehind Lois Barkery, Nancy Farber, Mary Pinkerton, Shirley Iohrison. The Senior Girls' Council, sponsored by Miss Dorothy Lee, is active in contributing to the happiness of South Shore stu- dents. Every semester it spon- sors the well-known Freshie Frolic, which acquaints fresh- men with the activities of South Shore. It also gives a Mother- Daughter tea tor 41-X girls. Dur- ing the semester, members of the council attend theater parties. As their biggest project this year, in cooperation with the Nautilae, they gave the Christmas Ball. Uflg Cllfl Qu y Left: Are girls mechanically inclined? Well, Marianne Casey, Lois Kornafel, Diana Wood, Alma Drake, and Viva Iohnson seem to think so. Upper right: Doris Hogg, Laurel Cohn, and Ann Hilpp contribute to Iudy Iackett and Dorothy Drew's booming checking concern. Lower right: The Yuletide spirit animates Susan Ioor, Lenore Merbitz, Iudy Boyle, Shirley Torsbergand Mary Connors as they prepare decorations for the Christmas Ball. The Nautilae are South Shore's staunch, able sea- women, first class. They put service ahead of enjoyment and find that service is cr joy. They serve as hostesses and cloakroom girls for the school. The Christmas Ball, the Graduate Tea, and the New Girls' Tea are the highlights in this year's program. Their motto reflects their school spirit, for it is South Shore-one hundred per cent. 88 we Waufifae Upper: Lois Barker, Barbara Shaw, Georgia Lee Groth, Ruth Duskin, and Nancy Fischer do not consider filing drudgeryl Lower left: A funny story! agree Nautilae officers. Left to right: Zoe Collins. treasurer Alice Wilson, vice-president: Sally Little, re- cording secretary: Nancy Porter, president: Myra Gray, corresponding secretary. Lower right: Mary Lou Oakley, Iune Glic- kauf, Ioan Kohlenbrener, Gerry Brodsky, and Peggy Coombs depart for a ball game. South Shore's Nautilae would not be the excellent club that it is now without the careful, guiding hands of Mrs. Willetta Stapleton, its sponsor. The girls definitely deserve credit for their boundless energy and unfailing coopera- tion, for they are always ready to help in any project South Shore undertakes. All fulfill their title of South Shore's gracious hostesses. 89 Upper left: Working on features are Peggy Coombs, Iohn Wyandt, and Ruth Duskin. Lower lelt: Dorothy Drew, Elaine Travis. Marshall Hartman, and Don Klugman re- write their copy. Upper right: Examining the Shore Line Bulletin Board are Davida Bender. Eleda Fenn, Joanne Buchsbaum, and Sumner Browr. Lower: Shore Line Day keeps stall mem- bers busy with distribution. Lett to right: Dave Benson, Eva Kadden, Seymour Patt. Lois Robin, Elton Cairns, and lerry Kalish. M! L x--x -' .,.i NX ' iw-if ' A X vt vs J ,pt 'FAQ Luk Corner QM fanclv All South Shore students anxiously await the bi- weekly issues of the Shore Line. To join the edito- rial staff a student is required to complete one se- mester of journalism. The business staff calls for no other requirements than a will to work. 90 R, we .Slove ine Upper: The Dummy amuses Mr. Carroll. sponsor, and Miriam Silberman, Fall editor of the Shore Line. Lower left: Critically scanning the latest issue ot the Shore Line are Nancy Fischer, Michael Harrison, and Ann Hilpp, Spring editor. Lower right: High power financiers Harriet Kopel. Patricia Midkitt, and Bob Malkus, aided by Ronald Aronberg and Seymour Patt. study the Shore Line accounts. As on other newspaper staffs, the work on the Shore Line never ends. The editorial department, sponsored by Mr. Iohn Carroll, assembles news and sports items, features, alumni data, announcements for the calendar of events, and many humorous articles for publication. In another corner of Room 107, the busi- ness staff, under Mr. William Kooistra's sponsorship, arranges for advertisements, collects all subscription fees, and distributes the newspaper. 91 UA .glunga 3 uf W The b1g thmgs and the small Wlll all be found ln the pages of The T1de The varrous staffs of the book work dally erghth and n1nth perlods ln Boom 204 In add1t1on to comprl mg the book they present a Skll at the Freshre Frohc each semester At the end of the year they hold a banquet to celebrate the publ1ca t1on of the annual Durmg the sprmg semester the followmg new members were added to the hterary staff Bruce Aufderhaar Iudy Garr Robbe Fnedman Barbara LEWIS Gwen Appel and Myra Gray typ1st Upper Meetmg the deadlme work mg untll shadows fall are Lxterary Sta members Theda Ad r Alan Grossberg X R 92 Iohn Sloane and Eva Kadden Center The Llterary Staff 15 hypno tlzed by a neqatxve of C1 color photo Left to rrqht are Iohn Appel Geraldme Brodsky Hal Wane Ioan Kohlenbrener and Iohn Wyandt Lower The Pxcture Staff exammma ohotographs to appear m The T1de con S1515 ol Laurel Cohn G lbert W1se Loux T1shler Kayleen Rosenston Adrxenne Bnll and Harrls Goldstem UAS A treasure of memor1es 1S enclosed W1th1n the blue and green cover of The T1de Iune Ghckauf edrtor has sacr1f1ced many hours ln hard work so that a beaut1ful annual may be presented to the school MISS Amy MGCk1e sponsor of the plcture staff MISS Ienme Austm llterary staff sponsor and Mrs Gertrude Rrce busmess staff sponsor are the faculty advlsers of the book Upper The end of a bu y day Bob Malkus and Beverly Holten clos mg shop Center Iune Gllckauf edltorm chref of The T1de checks page proofs Lower Fmqers come IH handy when the T1de busrness staff fxgures Left to nght Alma Larson Charles hannon Bob Ivy busrness man qer and Phyllxs Coleman 0 ' I I . 1 . I . . . I . I ' I I : s finds Ronald Schafer, Faith Rose, l S , , ' - M ,ML jAiIflL of Every a M Upper left: It Penny Manesales keeps on, she is going to convince lean Eckert, Ann Lee, Marlowe Nery, and Alice Zostrow to pass that peace pipe and bury that hatchet . . , Upper right: The tour costumes. all well known by the Senior Girls' Chorus, are modeled by members. lean Schroeder wears the initiation garb: lean Ann Quisen- berry, that used tor the Freshie Frolic: Mercita Vesely, graduation outfit: and Ioyce Olsen, the one worn at the Mothers' Tea. Lower: Those were the good old days, think Sara lane Bauer, Norma Tickell. Geraldine Brodsky, Patricia Midkilt. Mary Lou Oakley, and Carol Flaglore as they look over the Chorus scrapbook. The Senior Girls' Chorus participates in many activities. On Fathers' Night the girls proudly serenade their dads. When Open House comes in the spring, the chorus sponsors popcorn and fudge sales. Every member anxiously awaits the Mothers' Tea in the spring. At this time a musical pro- gram consisting of choral arrangements and musical solos is planned, fol- lowed by a tea in the Social Room. 94 Ql'lL0l U' 5 CAOIALLZ5 Musrc brrngs 1oy 1nto the house rn Whlch we l1ve The Senxor G1IlS Cho rus under the supervlslon of M1ss Agatha Long spreads happrness through srngrng at school and South Shore communrty events Durmg the year many types of concerts are presented each one calllng for 1ts partlcular type of dress At the Freshre Frolrc the g1rls Wear sweaters and sklrts at P T A meet1ngs and other afternoon presentatlons they don afternoon dresses for evenlng performances they dress up 1n evenlng gowns All outflts are rn pastel shades The chorus truly l1ves up to beauty 1n both style and song Upper Oifrcers of the Semor rrls Chorus smxle whxle dxscuss mg serlous buslness They are 'xlancy Frscher presrdent Alxce Wxlson vrce presrdent Margaret Coombs treasurer and Sally L11 tle secretary Center Iune Gllckaut accom Dames Sally McNulty Nancy Mc Nlulty and Dons Hogg Lower Carmella De Lucra Bar bara Carlson Harrxet Lamperr harrxet Kopel and Mmam Srlber man happrly accept the chorus letters from lV'1ss Long . 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I, Q vii 1 Wm? 441 ZW 1 Wff Q e 7 lfUfll0I QI' 6 0l lft5 1, K 1-Q if Upper Mlss Magan hears the speech the e guls haue prepared for thexr 1n1t1:11o1 o l'e lux or G rl horu Prospechve members Shrrley Laym .lucl ey Cludes er cally Blades Loxs Kona el a cl Ivory Lon Narr Center Oihcer of the Iumor G rls Choru are Myra rause e re ary loin Wyack pre rdedt dr eme Br ll vrce presldent and Clara Odell treasurer Lower lust for fun' Carol La Favor Glona Tegarcl a Ilnn Narre Fusco and Iacqualme B rzm k 61 oy ihe pxano playmg of Lynn Wllson Prctured on opposrte page Upper Pat Laughlln helpfully turns the page for Cath e Krng who 15 accompanymg Nargaret Pano zo Center The square sponsored by the Iunlor Glrls Chorus consrsted OlC9C11lG Murphy Mary Lou Bourke Ioanne Buchsbaum and Hua Hogg The glrls are czssxsied by D ck Kurz Larry Wrllxams Bxll Hall and Eddxe Berman Lower Fxhng musxc folders are Madonna North Barbara Fagan Ioan Cusack Barbara Dunncrm and Charlene Wexshaus 97 ,I 6 Q l l M 5 l Tv .Y 6 X g , 41,1 Q klyxx I . V Z A , A 6 X l ' c ,J 1 ' 'Q J E X i ' if L f 1 in . V CIC . yn' Q 1 ji: y 0 wefi wad: Waffle Upper left Receiving Mixed Chorus letters lrom Mrs Wxttmg are Ivan Gral nick Mary Meyer Carl Koffmke Runa Brolin Ierry Standaert Upper right lanetWmners A must be slxghtly flat yudging from the amused laces oi Ierry Kirschenbaum Grace Brewster Bruce Snow Martha Matzek Iohn Vandenberg Center Bob Pownall pours out hls heart in song to Shirley Schoemer Io Ann Kleberg Doro hy Pearson and Dxane Locke Lower Don Bogulub is recording the voices of Ioan Newman Roslyn Masters Gwen Brxll and Marlene Gexderman without their knowledge Watch what you say girls' Under the able direction of Mrs. Frances Witting the Senior Mixed Chorus has presented many fine programs In their royal- blue and jade-green robes they delight both the student body and adults with their annual concert and participation in vari- ous other programs Members of the Chorus are proud of their recent Open House skit. In tact, they were asked to give a repeat performance as a part of the show that replaces the Freshie Fro1ic this spring. In addition to the preceding activities, the Chorus also is privi- leged to sing at South Shore's graduations. 98 enior WXQJ Cizorufi Q Upper left Climbing to the heights are Donna Lee Highman Iudy Iackett Iulionne Busschaert Dorothy Berqlund and Verner Rice Upper right Don Moyer president as sense of humor Ioan Bingham secre tary Olga Tontxllo vice president Nick Pamel treasurer Diane Tomich Compamst Lower South Shores vocalists har monize How one Iudy noyle Phoebe Hogan Delores Schavone Row two Russell Emery and Bety H111 Any student who has received one full music cred1t and has completed two semesters in the Iunlor M1X9d Chorus IS e11g1b1e for mernbersh1p 1n the Sen1or Mixed Chorus Dur1nqthe1r 4A semester members are awarded let ters for a years part1c1pat1on 1n each of the choruses Thls training IS 1n valuable for anyone who 1ntends to continue h1s choral work for pleasure or proht 99 ...Q ...W , iff W I 5 4 , Q .. 5 : It I 'A JW K. : . . . 4,0 ' I ' ' 'QA ,f 1 n , ' M.-New ' ' well as his audience. appreciate his X' , . - . f V , 5 , Ni -.W , : ' ' . ac- ' B' 1 ' . . L Members of the Iunior Mixed Chorus learn the fundamentals of choral singing and the art of full cooperation with their group and their director Mrs Frances Witting Stu dents may Work for serv ice points or for their Music 2 cred1t which 1S earned in two semesters They also become eligible for Sen1or Chorus after two or more semesters and may earn a letter 4A after four semesters of membership Upper Whence come those horrid sounds? complain Sylvia Eby Betty Schultz, Ioan Goodman. Diane Good- man, pianist, as George Dickson blithely lifts his voice in song, Center: Longinqly gazing upon their goal, a Letter, are lackie Brolin, Herb Thurman, Ianice Feldkamp, Irene Stuart, Bill Evans. Lower: Bevely Holten and Audrey Kabaker play a duet for Faith Rose. Paul Iohnson, and Ruth Cassidy. lfU'll0I LX? Olnlfld 100 f ZQJFLCJ 6Ufl6! QPCAQA tl CL Upper left The hxdden soul of harmony Murxel Frxedman Iune Bender Sldney Frredman cmd Loretta Maleckx Upper rzght Blow Gabnel Blow' Howard Solotrotf Ronald Chnstxanson Sheldon Getzug Arthur Yaseen Howard Klapman Lower They e only beqmners but can they Blow the man down' Henry Taylor Charles Damore Carol Granholl The South Shore Band and the Orchestra under the d1rect1on of Mr Robert Sansone partrcrpate 1n many school programs The Band plays at pep ralhes and athletrc contests Both Band and Or chestra perform at programs such as Amerlca s All T1me H1t Parade The Orchestra also adds a qu1et but mdmspensable note to South Shore qradua trons 101 I T 5 l l l . 1 2 ' 1 I ! ,NA 4 7 Q' erenniaf pdafiurezi 11 Upper left: Making a clean sweep of it are Philanthea girls, Muriel Fine, Gerri Broad, Elaine Hirsch and Diane Kulwin. Ioan Sukowicz supervises. Upper right: Helping St. Nick decorate the Christmas tree are Faith Rose, Claudette St. Pierre, Alma Drake, Vi- vian Mclitee, and Beverly Holten, members oi Philanthea. Lower: Diane Locke, Larrie Brett, Betty Beneker, Cynthia Frye, and Ann Brown watch shy Iohn Sloane as he surren- ders to their winsome ways, Considering the time and effort the officers put into keeping The Good Ship on its course, Philanthea members deserve mention. Maurine Sward presides over the organization this spring: the veep is Diane Torsbergp keep- er-of-the-change, Ann Lee: and the keeper-of-the-minutes, Ann Brown. Philanthea's work is varied and interesting. By Working together to ful- fill their object of keeping our school beautiful, the members have made lasting friendships. All enjoy their tasks and social activities. 102 T'R,t .1! t' Upper: Admirinq the school they help to beautiiy are Philanthea Fall officers, consisting of Maurine Sward, secretary: Patricia Midkitf, president: Charlotte Rogatz, treasurer: Ann Lee, vice-president. Lower: Diane Torsberg, Faith Rose, Iecm Pearson, Carol Frazier, and Ianet Stone, members. prune the trees on the lawn. fglzifanfizea When we enjoy the tidy conditions and the attractive surroundings of our school, we should give thanks partly to Philanthea, an organization de- voted to maintaining the beauty of South Shore. The achievement of the golden S is the dream ot every member. This symbol is earned by eighty hours of work, forty hours to be spent indoors and forty outdoors. The work may include transplanting and watering plants, decorating the Christmas tree, arranging the popular Sam Campbell programs. But the work done toward this goal has another result. It fosters a knowledge of science which is not developed in schoolroom activities. Philanthea is capably directed by Miss Mary Brock. Through her friendly guidance and the achievement of the club members, South Shore can really be tenned a symbol of A land of wealth and beauty. 103 very ge .gfri Km U The Library Club is definitely an asset to South Shore. Under the expert guidance of Mrs. Ruth Dawson and Mrs. Martha O'Kane, the girls receive excellent training so that they can as- sist students in finding books and reference materials. These assistants make the library a cheerful, attractive, and busy place. Upper: Mrs. Dawson's hard- working crew consists of Shirley Torsberg, Paulette Bernbach. Au- drey Chidester, Iackie Brolin, Su- san Schmalhausen, Sara Iane Bauer. Center: The library is always crowded! Left to right: Elsie Wenzel, Violet McAtee. Ann Hilpp, Barbara Lewis, and Bar- bara Greenberg. Lower: Deep in the magazine section are Louise Rosenthal. Kayleen Rosenston. Henriette Kla- wans. lo Ann Yellowlees, and Betty Beneker. 318 .L ,W CLA Members of the Library Club help students to become better acquainted with library arrangements and routines. They spon- sor a Faculty Tea during Book Week, which occurs in Novem- ber. At this time they display new books. Members elected the following officers: Shirley Torsberg, president: Mary Connors, vice-president: Cynthia Frye, treasurer: Beverly Holten, secre- tary. Upper: Cooks and books appear at the Library Club Book Week Tea. Beverly Holten, Doris Hogg, Barbara Carl- son, Mary Connors, Ann Brown. Center: Behind-thesdesk-activities of the Library Club. At the table are Barbara Carlson and Helen Bernoudy. Helen Daleanes, Iulianne Busschaert, and Elizabeth Bus- schaert work at the files. Lower: One fell asleep and then there were lourf Clockwise: Gwen Helaszek 'time outt, ludy Iackett. Claire Long, Cynthia Frye, Nancy lohnson 105 ' Q 'J fi: ,I 'EM ?fTZQ f P , 5: 95 iQ ir 4 E 4 Q 3 M fy, Q. 12 :vu f , .gg ,, l if H, ,ff - W 29 ff? 3255, ff! I ?,. f ,- Mi W X 1 3 Nfl , Q, iff? x 5 ,F ff ' 3 L' ' aff V1 r q A , 1' ' gn , ,in Q M 'wg .: .5 4,5 In I M ,mv ,f-nw -,,. ff,,,,,- 91 an merican Upper: Shirley Stein, Pan-American member, points to happy lands for the benefit of fellow members Doris Smith, Mary Rose Gleason, and Betty Hausman. Lower left: Saludos, Amigos! Members of the Pan-American Club examine souvenirs of South America. Left to right are Dennis Annis. president: Ken Haberman, vice-president: Muriel Fine, Ioan Sukowicz. Lower right: It's La Raspa. a Spanish dance, being performed by Elsie Arnold and Ronald Kaplan, Bert Robins, and Ioan Grabill. Eileen Hockberqer is at the phonograph. The Pan-American Club, directed by Miss Frances Curtis, stimulates inter- est in Latin America. An observer in the club room might find the members executing a Spanish dance, singing a Spanish song, telling a Spanish leg- end, or even discussing what Pedro should eat for lunch. In a Spanish-speaking locality you might find a member conversing en espanol with one of the inhabitants, for the Club often visits Spanish com- munities. Though a member may never actually travel to Latin America, his experience in this group will always be treasured. 107 ofafin Upper: We wonder what Robert Lissit sees on the slide, but apparently Betty Roemer and Marcia Crawford are too much absorbed in watching the screen to ask. Lower left: This is all Roman to the club, as Ierry Skovie, Tom Ferry, and Eleanor Brown explain the calendar ol the same name to the members. Lower right: ls that Homme pecunia that Barbara Cassel is showing to the club? The Latin Club, sponsored by Mr. Iohn Carroll, aims to revive realistically the elements of ancient Roman life. Members of the club make models of Roman buildings and draw pictures pertaining to life more than two thousand years ago. They also devote their time to studying further the culture and customs of the ancient Romans. Students have found that through such activities they under- stand the ideals and motivations of the ancient peoples, espe- cially the Romans, much better than in class when they are learning facts from a book. Membership is limited to students studying Latin. 108 l QI'l C CAL A The French Club, spon- sored by Miss Laura Hauta, is open to those students in- terested in a study of France. M e m b e r s sing French folk songs and enjoy enacting plays which are sometimes written by stu- dents. They often report on topics related to French cus- toms and culture. Recently talks dealing with famous French personalities, archi- tecture, styles, and art were given. Sixty-tive members of the French Club are correspond- ing with students in all parts of France and Algeria. This is an important activity, as it gives practice in using the language and a better un- derstanding ot the French people. Upper: Admirinq the beauty ot France are Eileen Obeda, Cynthia Soter, Lois Kor- nalel, Lee Stryk. Ioan Phillips, and Betty Beneker, Center: Chantueses des chants iran- caisef' or singers of French songs, are these maidens. Row one: Betty Hill, Cyn' thia Frye, Cyrille Hecht. Row two: Lor- raine Schneider, Marilyn Goldstein. Helene Goldberg. Lower: Officers oi the French Club are Theda Weissman, secretary: Ru.h Duskin, president: Lois Goldberg, treasurer: Iudy Levey, program chairman: and Ann Lee, viceepresident. 'Nw HMM ff ff' 1 l 1' - rf l I , I , 'A' ff.: l . 'X f . 1 - V 'F S , 5: , 'Hun - 2 fa Q IFQLU Curtain t im e I You might think that's the cue for South Shore's Stage Crew to go to work, but this tireless group puts in many hours before each play or assembly is put on. Under the supervision of Mr. Claran Fullmer, their sponsor, the boys have charge of all scen- ery, lights, stage props, and curtains. Besides rendering a valuable service to the school,they gain knowl- edge and skills which are necessary for work- ing behind the scenes and which can be use- ful in later life. Upper: Eight hands are better than one finger. The Stage Crew includes One-Finger Man Michael Harrison, Adrian Harris, Ronald Christianson, Stanley Christianson and Earl Gordon, Lower: The boys have work to do alter the Pep Rally. If you don't agree, ask Dean Berry, Ronald Dust, L, nf f ' ' Eugene Domanski, or David Dytkie- lfjumyffu. wicz. ouie erafom ana! Sump Upp a Wt' Hey b L Under the guldance ot Mr Ioseph Moroney the Movle Oper ators have learned to use the camera sklllfully thus contribut ing to the enioyrnent and educat1on of the student body A relatlvely new organizatron IS the Stamp Club sponsored by MISS Carohne Swanson Its purpose IS to promote a better understandlng of ph1lately 111 er: The students' udio and visual senses are alerted as Dick .ite previews a bicloay film. Lower: President Bill Glasss 'tirst issues absorb Dickran Kouymjran, Larry Rosenberg, Larry rman, and Bo ogler. - I - I . I Un jim ALM Center A Kmg and Queen Salute rs executed by the Exhrbltron Dr111 Squad con B111 Olsen Cdt Sgt Dale Smrth Cdt Ierry Farber Cdt Sgt Elton Carrns Lower South Shore parades the colors Left to rrght Staff Sgt Dean Berry MSgt Dale Smrth Stati Sgt B111 Olsen Staff Sgt Vlctor Levadr Upper: R.O.T.C. goes on the air as unit members transcrrbe the program Left to rrqht Cdt Sgt Wxllxam Burley Cdt Sgt Iames Lynch Cdt Sgt Ierry Farber Cap tam Charles Newman Cdt Lt Gordon Hobby Cdt Ma1or Stanley Chrlstrdnson Cdl Sgt Maurrce Egert I 4 sisting of Cdt. Sgt. Don Yovich, Cdt. Sgt. ' , . . ' , . Sgt. Q- , , . ' , 5.-' 4. : . -5 5 112 Q5Ql UQ lCQI :f l 6LUflUfl Ol 5 j Upper Capt Cha le N pre e t abe to Cdt Ma1 Stanley Ch stan o Rea C Capt Seymo Patt Cdt C pt G1betWse Cdl Capt R ell mey m ge o s n e Le t qht Cdt Cpl Cla de Nethet n Cdt Cpl Dale Pea m Cdt T Sgt Don Yo ch Cdt Staff Sgt Ronald R ge be g Cdt MSgt Ho a d Solot off Lets look at the record of our South Shore R O T C for this year First our Blfle Team Won honors at Booneville Next three cadet officers and one non corn won placement on the city staff through competition with boys throughout the city Gilbert Wise was selected as Cadet Colonel Ierry Farber Cadet Captain Ronald Christianson Cadet Major and Elton Cairns Cadet Sergeant But lt s not the policy of the South Shore un1t to rest on their laurels They re out to take first place in the Federal Inspection this year and every year. That's the spirit of a good unit, the South Shore R.O.T.C. 113 Q6U lflU'lg jAl 0lfLgA Upper left: Sgt, Edmundson conducts a class in map reading for Cdl. Lt. Gordon Hobby. Cdt. lst Sgt. Lee Gesbeck, Cdt. lst Sgt. Maurice Egert, M. Sgt. Elton Cairns, and Cdt. lst Sgt. Ierry Farber. Upper right: Captain Newman explains the use of the compass to Thomas Ferry, Cdt. Staff Sgt. William Olsen. Cdt. Staff Sgt. Warren Kneis, Frank Cole, and Cdt. Tom Glenn, Lower left: A lesson in sighting is given by Cdt. Sgt. Walter Weldele Sgt. Edmundson. Left to right: Cdt. Tom MclVlahor1, Cdt. Glenn Harris. KDXIUQIALQFLCQ 2nd Cdl. Cdt. Cdt. and Cdt. Wallis Engle. Cdt. Stanley Nasarzewski. Cdt. Alvin Nemerotl, Cdt. Tom Wilz- man, Cdt. Donald Lundin. Lower right: Cdt. Staff Sgt. Iames Letsos, Cdt. Staff Sgt. Victor Levadi demon- strate the bazooka under Capt. Newman's supervision. i e eam Upper: Cap ain Newman teaches Gordon Hob- by, Bill Olsen, Donald Yovich, and Dale Smi h the correct position for rifle tiring. Cenfer: Looking down the business end ol Mau- rice Eqert's aid Gilbert Wise's rifles. Lower left: Cadet lim Miller records the score of Cadet Dori Walters. Lower right: A class in Automatic Rifles is con- ducted by Cdt. Sat. Ictmes Lynch and Cdt. Sgt, Walter Weldele. They set their sights on Boone- ville, this rifle team, and walked away with the honors. After proving themselves among the district's best, they set out for national competition and defeat- ed many of the best units in the nation. South Shore may Well be proud of these sharpshooters! Wffar, 36, One of the highlights of South Shore's social schedule is the Military Ball. What fond memories those words bring, memories of the Grand Ballroom of the Del Prado, the crowning of the queen, and the laughter of the couples! For the cadet it means a chance to meet R.O.T.C. men from other schools, a chance to display proudly the uniform of his unit, a chance to go for- mal with his best girl. To his date it means an opportunity to be at the grandest affair of the season, an opportunity to be ac- cepted, an opportunity to dance far into the night to the music of a fine orchestra. It is the fulfillment of a year-long dream. As all good things must come to an end, so does the Ball, leaving only pressed flow- ers and a wealth of fond memories in its wake. It will come again, though, next year, and to those privileged to attend, the South Shore Military Ball will be another never- to-be-forgotten affair. Upper left: Captain Charles Newman congratulates Nancy Por- ter, Queen of the Military Ball. Center left: Major Stanley Christianson thanks Barbara Carlson for the dance. Lower left: Iune Glickauf displays her bid to Irwin Solomon, Cdt. Capt. Gilbert Wise, Barbara Baiqh, Maxine Mindes. and Cdt. Lt. Iohn Sloane. Upper right: Cdt. Sylvan Frazin helps Marilyn Greenberg don her wrap. Center right: Cdt. Sgt. Howard Schor is intrigued by the date book of Idele Margolis. Lower right: The Grand March includes Nancy Porter and Cdt. Major Stanley Christianson, Miriam Silberman and Cdt. Capt. Seymour Patt, Ioan Angus and Cdt. Lt. Russell Emery, Lois Barker and Cdt. Lt. Iohn Sloane, Pat Sayre and Cdt. Lt. Lee Gesbeck, Dorothy Pearson and Cdt. Lt. Iames Hawleigh. 116 Hhffri' A 8 -1,1 4, I 1 I f,g 'I g QPU? '? F 1 Upper row Mrs Maynard McGregor Delegate to Hlqh School Councxl Mrs Carter Hall Delegate to Hxgh School Councxl Mrs Herbert Aulclerhaar Delegate to Hxgh School b i Audxtmq Commrttee Mrs Leonard Torsberq Mem er o Commlttee Mrs Edward Sharp Chalrman of Cltlzenshtp Commxttee Center row Mrs Edwm Spauldmg Chaxrman of Health Commxttee Mrs Gerald Ewry Charrman of Hospxtalxty Com mrttee Mrs Donald Tlfiany Chcnrman ot Leglslatxon and Parhamentarxan Commrttee Lower row Mrs Howard Emerson Charrman of Publlcrty Commntee Mrs Iohn Whxte Semester Representxve Mrs Edward R1Ch Chaxrman of Soc1al Commxttee Lower nght Mothers always enjoy the socxal gathennqs followmg the busmess meetmqs Ween home and In order to further better understandmg bet school thxs year two events were outstand1ng Fathers N1ght durmg the tall semester was an occas1on for the meetlng and entertamlng of parents and teachers Open House dunng the spr1ng semester was the scene of many money ra1s1ng prolects The P T A contrlbutes money to buy new equlpment for the school to sponsor phys1cal exam1nat1ons for all hrst year stu d scholarsh1p program Th1S dents and to support a state W1 e year the P T A broke all membersh1p records by havlng the h1gh est membershlp 1n the state 118 6LI Ql'lt' Q6tC 8105 5f50Cl6Lfl0l'l t1on for planmng lnterestmg pro The P T A has always had a reputa grams and act1v1t1es Durlng the past year many flne speakers gave the1r VIGWS on lOp1CS of general lnterest Among these were Dr Isabel Magan pr1nc1pal Dr Robert Havlghurst a member of the Unlverslty ofCh1cago fac ulty and Mrs Carl Wmters M1ss Magan told of her trlp to South Amerlca Dr Havxghurst gave the ASSOC1Gl10n many new vlewpolnts on the top1c Do Adolescents Need Parents? Mrs W1nters address Hobbles for Happ1 ness was made doubly enjoyable by the showlng of her own collectlon of dolls from all parts of the World a eant Whlch was enloyed by The Chr1stmas prog both parents and students ram consxsted of a p g Wi -S Upper row Mrs Percy St Plerre presxdent Mrs Allred Lower nght Dr Magan and Mrs St Pterre W1l11ams lst vzce preszdent Mrs Charles MacK1mm 3rd vxce dlscuss PTA problems over a cup of tea presxdent Center row Mrs George Lassen 4th vlcepresxdent Mrs Andrew Unrau treasurer Mrs Verner Hxce correspondmg secretary Mrs Lower row Arthur Coombs recordmg secretary 119 2 C I 0 O O - . . , I ' I , . . . . . . . . . ,, ' I ll ' I ll ' I 0 O I - ,, . . . - I . . f-Qzfffi -3 .,,,..: 1 A ' 12 .,.. 7 wr' v ,N ' . 1, I ...X f X ,, . 6 5 : . , - 5 . Qbllllflgkiel' Ze Q Q Y - qv jlze Clzeering jlwon Whether it be, Kick that point! or Come on South Shore, swish the bal1! it is inevitable that wherever the blue and green fights, staunch Tar followers will be on hand to encourage our teams. South Shore is justly proud of the achievements ot our squad on football gridiron and hardwood court, baseball dia- mond and cinder track, and will continue to support the Tars wherever they may be. 122 C eel' eI 5 Upper The Cheer Leaders m actxon domg seven Rahs Left to rrght Pat Sayre Gerne Malloy Leah Embree Vtrgxma Shxpley and Lorna 'chafer Lower Iett The oihcers take the lead tn thrs pxcture They are Mary Lou Oakley captam Dons Brayshaw co captam and AIICG Wilson treasurer Lower right South Shore s vxctory pyramld Bottom row Carol Iessop Ioan Wyack Glorxa Le Roy Second row Phoebe Hogan Charlotte Goldy Top Ethel Avgermos lust how much fun would our football and basketball games be wlthout the energetrc ant1cs of South Shore s cheer leaders? It s no srmple matter to stand up and lead the crowd 1n the Rah Rah Rah that shows the boys we are behmd them These g1rls do a lot of hard work before they IeC91Ve therr cheer leadmg letters They cheer our Tars on to vlctory no mat ter what the weather place or the score may be' 1 1 I V I U 1 lv 1 . . . , . I ' 1 ll Il ' ' . . - , . 123 amify joofdaf APP S BOYS Row one Bob Tompk1ns Stuart Lmkemer George Pamel Bob Ivy B111 Smlth B111 Malxto Klp Chllson Bernxe Freeman Tom MacK1mm Row two Iohn Watson D1ck Iohnson Larry Grayek Bob Wemgarten Ted Spleler B111Ioor Paul Iohnson A1Gomol1 Ed Iohnson Manager Bob Sweeney How three Coach Clarence Applegran Captam Bob Brmkman Bob Kornatel George Lawson B111 Lobaugh Qumten Ruchte lack Fxsher W1I11am Iohnson B111 Ander son Bruce Snow Iohn Bumett Manager Ted Bruce Center Seven blocks of gramte anxxously awalt the snap from center They are Bruce Snow Iack Fxsher Bob Ivy B111 Smxth Kxp Chxlson Iohn Burnett Bob Brmkman Lower That s no ball mg out that Cap am Bob Bnnkman IS gettlng from Coach Clarence Applegranl Although the Tars d1dn t fare too well th1s season hopes are hlgh for a successful campalgn next year The backfleld W111 be vlrtually the same w1th three regulars returnlng a year Wlser and stronger and Wlth many capable replacements reJo1n1ng the squad The l1ne also Wlll be bu1lt around a nucleus of three of last year s starters bolstered by many able reserves all of whom have had a year s vars1ty experlence 124 JYLC5 I'l lfllflfl ff! Upper left Bruce Snow nght end hauls m the plgskm Upper right B111 Lobaugh reels off another 50 yarder Center left Buzzy Lawson pre pales to recelve a splrallmg punt Lower A pxcture block IS performed on Fullback B111 Lo baugh by Rxght Guard Bob Ivy Hampered by 1n1ur1es and 1nexper1ence, South Shore's football Tars were not always v1ctor1ous last season, but they challenged the1r opponents to some hard fought contests. Not one backf1e1d regular returned to the squad, and expenenced hnernen also were at a premlum. Besldes, there were numerous 1n1ur1es to key varslty men throughout the season, 1mpa1r 1ng our scorlng efforts. It 1S a credlt to the plucky Tars that they could sal vage several v1ctor1es agalnst such odds. 125 85 6 L ' N' K Q , South Shore, 'South Shore, South Shore, South Shore, South Shore, South Shore, South Shore, South Shore. Practice ire, my ffm game Upper right: Worn and weary, Bill Anderson, Iohn Fisher and Stuart Linkemer take a well-earned rest. Upper left center: Crashing through at the Fenqer game Lower left Center: A tussle at Hyde Park. Center right: Kip Chilson watches Dick McKinney's mend ing process. Lower: Spilledl .af ml C 01085 5 'Af W 0 ...... M.P.M.A., 7 N 12, , Parker, 6 UH - Calumet, 33 0 , Fenger, 54 13 .,.,. C.V.S., 46 9 ...., Morgan Park, 0 E. Hyde Park, 19 6 ,, Hirsch, 31 A I A 9,2 Q1 -5-P an 3- v- ' Az' gl 05A'.S2l0L. QOOMGJ 11.L. . ..-.. Row one: Pete Stoneham, Roger Carlson, lack Macliimm, Lyman Goss. Iohn Eurie, Glen Shipley, Bill Schmidt, Sheldon Getzug. Richard Kraus, Iames Davia. Row two: Roland Behny, Gene Natzke, Leslie Iohnson, Dick Kurz, Bob Grindly, Ken Sharp, Dale Iones, Robert Dixon, Iames Epstein, Larry Pachol. How three: Coach Maurice Williams, Davis Roeske, Dick McKinney, Ierry Lurie, Bob Gerst, Arthur Lipman, Robert Reinert, Dave Benson, Iim Nathenson, Ioe Kazmierczak, Larry Schwartzberg. lt was a determined group that reported for practice with South Shore's Frosh-Soph football squad last year. Their en- thusiasm and spirit continued throughout the season, during which time they learned that only through cooperation could they perform efficiently. A successful lineman who opens a path for a runner to make a sizeable advance would derive as much pleasure as the ball carrier. Considering their formidable com- petition, a record of four wins and three losses is easily under- stood. After the league games started, three members of Coach Wil- liams' squad, Art Villasenor, Dick McKinney, and Ierry Lurie, graduated to the varsity. Other Frosh-Soph standouts will be vying for varsity berths next year. Among them are lim Nathen- son, Lyman Goss, Roger Carlson, lack MacKimm, Les Iohnson, Gene Natzke, Roland Behny, David Benson, and Bob Gerst. If one can judge by past performances, the public league teams had better beware of the 1950 Tars. 127 5? , WX 51 5' B fUU7 FHORx wi K, u ny J 33 6 N Z 3 ll -5, it , MQQM? Pd .i 'Qu 'X J X 5' G' 'Y Ql'lL0l jail! u 4 Hunt SENIOR PRACTICE SCORES M P M A St Elizabeth Kelly Kelly Mt Carmel Sullrvan De La Salle Alumm Foreman M P M A Iolret Cathohc E Chl Roosevelt League Scores Bowen Carver Calumet Hyde Park Fenger C V S Morgan Park Hirsch Parker Harper Marshall After an unsteady start our Senior team under the compe tent guidance of Coach Applegran came to life and emerged from league competition with a respectable seven win three loss record Having thus earned a playoff berth they came within several points of defeating powerful hxghly rated Marshall Among the individual honors received by our hoopsters Lee O Connell was selected on the second All City team by the news paper sportswriters who awarded Bell Blizzard and Sandefur positions on their honorary fives. We have every reason to be proud of our team and can expect another first rate quintet next year 129 unior Z?a5Lef6a! jam Upper How one Herb Volk Iohn Phtlhps Larry Sullxvan Leo Rodkrn Sherwm Strauss Arthur Merkle Vern Lrebman Row two Coach Applegran Rusty Forrest lack Rouse Ed Randall Ronald Reynolds Al Ryan Howard Schachter hm Spterlmg and Manager Bob Ryan Lower Members of our lunxor Team Rusty Forrest Ron Reynolds Al Ryan Iack Rouse and Ed Randall llsten as Coach Applegran grves some lrxendly advxce to Ixm Sprerlrng South Shores 1un1or f1ve of last season was a better team than therr four wrn SIX loss record 1nd1cates Of these SIX de feats three were suffered by only a smgle basket or srngle free throw margm games that m1ght have ended elther way In the post season all sect1on squads Rouse and Randall se cured second team posxtlons whrle Reynolds and Forrest were g1ven honorable mentron Smce most of these cagers w1ll grad uate to the senror squad next year Coach Applegran Wlll have to reburld our 3un1or qumtet We are confrdent nevertheless that ours w1ll be the team to beat l30 , . . . - . - I , . - I - I . . . . 1, ,, . . I ' I I . Sou 0lf'Q fri Upper: lack House attempts to come through as Ronald Reynolds guards Lower left: Allen Ryan moves in for a hook as Rusty Forrest defends Lower right: A basket by Iim Spierlmg? Ed Randall blocks 1 SS S.S S.S S.S S.S S.S S.S S.S S.S SS S.S S.S S.S S.S S.S S.S S.S S.S S.S. Iunior Practice Scores 48 35 EB 47 35 33 37 35 53 lunior 35 64 48 60 37 35 74 43 ,49 . 46 Le M.P.M.A. Lindblom , St. Elizabeth Kelly Kelly Mt. Carmel lVlt. Carmel De La Salle M.P.M.A. aq ue Scores Bowen Carver Calumet Hyde Park Fenqer C.V.S. Morgan Park Hirsch Parker , Harper .. N 9 Sou SLOPE j'6LC A l ' 4 .' M I A. ta ugh Left: Carlton McCarl has a slight edge over Deran Hussissian as they approach the last hurdle. Upper right: Digging in! South Shore trackmen Dale Iones, Ronald Steinberg, Kendall Sharp. Bob Echt, cmd Gerald Brodsky are off to win. Lower right: Everyone seems to be amused at Ierry Druth's humor. Seated: lerry Druth, Ken- dall Sharp. Iohn Appel, Victor Levadi, Dick Porter, Bob Draves, lack Day, Ronald Creighton. Donald Steinberg. Standing: lim Peterson, Charles Dinges, Deran Hussissian, Iohn Summerfield, Gerald Brodsky. Charles Gordon, Bob Echt, Iim Errant. Dale Iones. South Shore's Track team, under the coaching of Mr. Ralph Wiltshire, completed a successful season. The runners did espe- cially Well, placing in many of the 100, 220, 440, and 880 yard races. These flying zephyrs of the track also competed in such events as pole vaulting, shot put, hurdles, and both the high and the broad jumps. Led by Captain lerry Druth, our track team did well in both the South Section and city semi-finals. Men over sixteen years of age are classified as Seniors, while those under sixteen are called Iuniors. 132 Gtfiegdff Qdlflfl In the 1949 baseball season, South Shore's hitters participated in several close games, and the team showed promise. If determina- B tion to win could have cinched a game the season results would have been different This IS only the second year the Tars have participated in the league Another disad vantage IS that the team has to go out of the d1str1ctto practice Coach Robert Cervak ex pecting a good season this year has every hope of a successful f1n1sh 'YR Upper A stormy wind up by Ken Blizzard Center Pno her double play hopes Ru ty Forrest Anyway Bob Strong is out' Lower Souh Shores Hitters Row one Roger Dancey Bill Co el howard Krugman Ralph Hertz Irm Van Male Vow two K n Blizzard Bob Strong Stanley Klawilter Walter Novak Fred Cassel Henry Lenard Kearney Dietz Rusy Forrest Coach Maurice Wil lxam Row three Manager Vic or Anderson B111 Burke Dick Openshaw Gene Natzke Carl Ross Al Charley Man ager Forrest Snow 133 I . . - . 1 ' I t 1, lfe,:j-une? ffilgrfvg- 1 ' , - ,,?'i'7'i.r -EX 55 .-, . - . 'x , .. ,, ' if I . - . :I s . . ' N 4 : t ' ' : - 'l . ' I ' 5 . I e ' . , - l ' . , f . 5 ' 4 . . R y . Ly A A 1 ' - ' s. I A ' l . Upper: Coach Maurice Williams a lack Duncan. stroke event. wimmilzg eam Although handicapped considerably by the coal strike, which closed most of the city's swimming pools, the 1950 Tar Swimming Team completed the season successfully. Besides competing with schools in this community, a good number of our mermen succeeded in swimming in the city meet. Some of the rriainstays of the team are Bill Hackel and Bill Iohn- son, backstrokey Dick Lukin, breaststroke: and Kendall Sharp, free style. In addition to participating in swimming events, our team also looked good in numerous diving competitions. Coached by Mr. Maurice Williams, they hope to attain a good record in the com- ing season. 134 Kendall Sharp demonstrate the prop crawl stroke for Bill Iohnson, Bill Ha kel, Dick Lukin, Larry Schwartz, a d Lower: A mighty pushotf by Bll Hackel and Bill Iohnson in the back 0 an Mu! ing To us these boys are known as South Shore's Golf Team. Coached by Mr. Clarence Applegran, they completed a successful season, placing well in matches with other schools in the South Section. Our bowling team, under the supervision of Mr. Ralph Wiltshire, consists of five of the best players of the South Shore Bowling League. While doing well in the 1949 sea- son, these pin pulverizers hope to do even better this season. Lower left: Marvin Glabman's effort for a strike is supported by his twin brother, Morton. Upper: Fore? No, six! Emanuel Flax, Howard Shachter, Lower right: Ronald Aronberq sizes up the situation before Danny Downs. Stan Clark, Iim Paccini, Leonard Rubin. bowling. P. A mv ' Il. Aga' ai! A 1 J A,,s'.g:.:,d A gmt sw, Af South Shore is extremely proud of her G.A.A. Our girls can ably hold their own in any sport they choose to undertake against a group of boys. An extra games class is available to all interested girls. Sportsmanship is held sacred by every member. If you ever happen to be in the vicinity of our natatorium and hear a pitiful cry of Help! coming from within, Keep your shirt on because it is only some poor victim chosen to be sayed by our lifesaving class. ' Upper: Perfect life-saving form is demonstrated by Iudy Ansick, Ioan Beatty, Carlene Carl- son. and Ioan Angus. Lower: Artificial respiration is demonstrated by Charlene Carlson and Ioan Wyack. Onlookers are Gloria LeRoy, Ioan Angus, Betty Grindey, Mary Stewart, Iudy Ansick, Ioan Beatty, Alice Wilson, and Doris Hogg. Right: It's a ringer! Myrna Isenstein proudly informs Leia Blumberg. i..- X N ir :5 , Jdfkific Mociafion The chief purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote a spirit of good sportsmanship and fair play. The G.A.A., under the capable spon- sorship of Miss Lucybell Gardner, is extremely proud of its IOOCM: member- ship each semester. Among its numerous activities is an award assembly at which letters and chevrons are presented to those who have earned them. Included on the agendum of the assembly is an election of the officers for the forthcoming semester. Above all our G.A.A. is noted for its fine display of school spirit and co- operation in everything undertaken. Upper: Officers oi the G.A.A. are Ioan Angus, president: Bars bara Carlson, treasurer: loyce Adams, secretary. Lower: The G.A.A. Board meets with Miss Gardner, sponsor. Row one: Susan Schmalhausen XS Betty Beneker, Miss Gardner. Ioan Angus, Larrie Brett. and Mary Connors. Row two: lackie Ensign, Devon- na Pieszak, Harriet Kopel. Ioyce Adams. Ianet Harper, Lynn But- ler, and Ann Brown. Row three: Nancy Fischer, Bar- bara Carlson, Ioanne Buchs- baum. Lenore Merbitz, Doris Bray- shaw, and Letty Doddridge. 137 W W fjlze game, 700i flue prize Upper: You're close! Marcia Frank critically watches Shona Ledermans putt. Lower left: Called children, the senior girls did their best to prove the teacher was right. Playing Ring Around the Rosy are Nancy McNulty, Charlotte Molke, lane! Kaim, Dione Stahl. Daphne Soter, Carmella De Lucia, and Rosine Liskas. Lower right: The pause that refreshes. Teri Ader takes time out from her tennis playing. Developing body strength and poise can be enjoyable. Ball games, square dancing, and a certain amount of clowning take place. Tourna- ments and the student-faculty ball games are highlights of the year. Glee- ful shouts and laughter, penetrating through the Walls of gym and natato- rium, indicate the vim and vigor being exercised within 138 eiriure ime W ., . Upper left: The bonfire lights the faces of these happy girls as they prepare to roast marshmallows. Left to right: Harriet Hyman, Diane Kulwin, Rosalie Wolf. 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