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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

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A 4 mm, 45 .. . ww, ryvsmr' 4 J A V -my W'V Nr' 4 mx- -: ,z .5 'QE w Q5 gg 2 f is M W X W' v fy 3- wg X z, ,, 4' f QQ ZJ, , 55 Q, Q YY it . ' ::. - :SZ-SE-. my ' W ' 33,X Q .f X 2 K Q E N5 Si E 9 ..4.. E, M 4 xv Q 2 ,..... I . .. Xml QE? ff , N 3 2 T: W . ,. xg. gg Q Q., Swv-5 at f K W WM K . xx an gg, ,.:. ii 'Y is S 5 X fNg,g,A QW ,nu-lg if The massive, tow'ring trees of life, Their branches thick with foliage, Bring forth a crop of fruits diverse That ripen 'neath the sun of knowledge. Unlike a flowing field of wheat The arbor of humanity Presents not singleness of form But individuality. The many peopled globe is filled With men of varied countenance, Of different voice, and form, and thought A universal variance. Withal, upon those many faces There falls a common ray of light, The far-flung brilliant beams of Wisdom That keep the many faces bright. Philip Pomper Q9 lt, fm U 30686 amd fke Warm Smidd of jriencli anal fAe .s7lL0uglzf!u! gonfiiolera fion of .goleari i 3 i 3 'W'44-fvw.v.wf.Qwm,w,, as -www fwm, - 3 Q E f 2 Q a 5 ':- - W Ni 1,.. .v -. ' v--. 'NXR 'YQ' gli: . R . f -nfxfh' Xi-1, Q.,,A -4 Q' 'N' -iffy: , XX' ,fin xx 1 s - 5:15 W x as-1 if W .N S 'QQ mf- Mincipa Although the tenth period bell has often sounded and the swaying doors have closed with finality on the outpouring students as if to signify em- phatically that school has closed for the day, there is one whose hours of service are not measured by the cold face of a mimeographed time chart. She believes it is her duty to provide a home away from home: to surround us with objects of culture so that we may learn to cherish them if we wish. Many places have been beautified by her appreciative touch. The spun glass curtains of the lunchroom conceal with a certain grace a forbidding row of windows, one no longer has to scream to be heard in the sound- proofed natatorium. While the setting for education is being carefully planned, her constant search for excellent teachers never flags. She be- lieves that once the necessary equipment is provided for each student, there is little in school to hinder his achievement, if he, himself, is a willing apprentice. Her concern does not end by providing the tools for each pupil, for she regards the students in South Shore as her children, and she watches the progress of each of them with unfailing interest. Yet, there is something that is as important to her as scholastic achievement, for she realizes that our fundamental happiness lies in harmonious relations with others. This can only be accomplished by participating in the varied events that rotate about the school like satellites about the sun. To her, this understanding of ourselves in relation to others is as important as booklore. It is her wish that by active co-operation the Student Service League will be a true indi- cator of the student's needs and desires. To her who thoughtfully prepares the upward path for us to follow as we acquire knowledge of books and beauty: to one who gives new hope to the discouraged, and salutes the worthy: to her we give our heartfelt thanks- our principal, mln. .gdagefoll Wayan ur dfiidfanf pnincilaa l MR. ALBERT KOSLOFF In November, South Shore happily received its new assistant principal, Albert Kosloff. Mr. Kosloff, upon crossing the school's threshold stated, l'm sure I'll enjoy my new position very much. As time has passed, the ties between Mr. Kosloff and the student body have steadily strength- ened until at present when there exists a filial relationship between the pupils and him. At all times since his arrival, he has striven for complete co-operation between the faculty and the students. It is felt that he has achieved this by being true to his principle of guiding with a firm, but not a harsh hand. Although new to his duties, he has performed them excellently, and all who have come in contact with Mr. Kosloff admire him for his industrious, friendly attitude which has come to mean so much to everybody at South Shore. 14 New teachers, Mr. Martin, Miss Iarrell, and Miss Har- ris are introduced by Dr. Magan to our high school district superintendent, Mr. Oscar F. Fowler. Consisting of department chairmen, the Faculty Ad- visory Council is briefed by Dr. Magan on all infor- mation received from the district office and on pol- icy matters pertaining to the school. Clockwise-Mrs. Strawn, Miss Potter, Mr. Kooistra, Miss Groh, Mr. Manger- son, Miss Giltner, Mrs. Wiltshire, Mrs. Witting, Miss Cullen, and Dr. Magan. At desk-Mrs. Lawlor. Miss Maria Albright, General Science Mr. Clarence Applegran, Boys' Physical Education Mrs. Ester Arthur, Commercial Geography Mr. Oran Artman, History 5zf.,,.,f51..ff 15 gui ing aceri flzaf ,Slow Row ones-MMrs. Colette Bird, English: Miss Eleanor Bisbee, History: Mrs. Harriet Blair, Careers: Miss Dorothy Bock, Mathematics: Miss Mary Brock, Biology. Row twofMr. Alfred Buoscio, General Science: Mr. Robert Burchett, Engineer Custodian: Miss Bridine Carclosi, School Clerk: Mr. Iohn Carroll, Latin: Mrs. Marjorie Coleman, Biology. Row three---Miss Margaret Compher, Commercial: Mrs. Alice Conlon, Attendance Counselor: Mr, Ietlerson Crane, Chemistry: Miss Grace Cullen, History Department Chairman: Miss Frances Curtis, Spanish. How four-Mrs. Iosephine Dalton, Matron: Mrs. Ruth Dawson, Librarian: Mrs. Catherine Ek, Commercial Department Chairman: Mrs. Barbara Fitch, English: Miss Grace Frederick, History. 16 SAQ fo KN fs Upper lelt: Interest in early American history led to the establishment of the American Heritage group. Center left: Our school's rintin ' k b the year. p g press is ept usy iilling orders lor the many activities held during Lower left: The many books in the school library supply students with material for research work Upper right: The students ol South Shore are grateful for the opportunity to use some ot the latest nlechanr ical equipment such as this electric typewriter: Lower right: Points touched on in civic classes resulted in the forming of the Iunior Town Council to discuss problems ol our society. 17 eac ing Wof Olflfg gacffi Row one-Mrs. Frances Fritts, Lunch Room Manager: Miss Lucyhell Gardner, English: Miss Gwendolyn Giltner, Spanish Department Chairman: Mr. Samuel Gorbach, Band: Miss Marie Graff, Mathematics. Row two-Miss Nelle Groh, English Department Chairman: Miss Hazel Hansen, Commercial: Miss Laura Hauta. Spanish: Mr. Roger lrfman. Boys' Physical Education: Miss Isabel Kincheloe, English. How three-Mr. William Kooistra, Mathematics' Department Chairman: Mrs. Kathryn Kreuz, School Clerk: Mrs. Isabel Lassen, Placement Counselor: Mrs. Evelyn Lawlor, School Clerk: Mrs. Paula Leverenz, School Clerk. Row four-Miss Amy Mackie, English: Mrs. lola Majors, History: Miss Frederika Marston, Girls' Physical Education Department Chairman: Miss Katherine McCue, English: Mr. Oscar Mon- gerson, Science Department Chairman. 18 r X KM! GL Gly 0 LA fe, Q3 Upper left: The cirt of selling shoes is the project of this sales class. Lower left: Advanced art students use the school's new enamelinq kiln to make jewelry. Upper right: The students of this physics class work on an experiment to determine the focal points of different lenses. Center riqhl: This test is one of many given to students in the careers classes. Lower right: Finding out new things by means of experiment is the factor which intrigues these chemistry students. 19 owing fine mm .gzlcoof .7a6L6 Row one-Mr. Frank Moore, Industrial Arts: Miss Lucy Mulloy, Home Economics: Mr. Paul Nathan, History: Mrs. Gertrude Neal, Commercial: Mr. Iohn O'Connor, Latin. Row two--Miss Marie O'Hara, Art: Mrs, Martha O'Kane, Library Clerk: Miss Florence Potter, Art Department Chairman: Mrs. Gertrude Rice, Mathematics: Miss Elizabeth Spencer, Mathematics. Row ihreeAMiss Loretta Spisak, Home Economics: Mrs. Hazel Stern, History: Mrs. Iosephine Strawn, Adjustment Counselor: Mrs. Caroline Swanson, Biology: Miss Lillian Von Bremer, English. Row four-Mrs. Mary Weaver, English: Mr. Maurice Williams, Boys' Physical Education De- partment Chairman: Mr. Ralph Wiltshire, Boys' Physical Education: Mrs. Sybel Wiltshire, Home Economics: Mrs. Frances Witting, Music Department Chairman. 20 'lffdflz .jwle ,ning Clzeerfuf Smikd WW 'V 3- Upper left: Senior students get last minute information from Mrs. Conlon, attendance counselor. Center left: Mrs. Neal cmd Miss Cardosi safeguard the finances ot the different organizations in the treas- urer's office. Lower left: Lower classmen talk over with Mrs. Strawn, adjustment counselor, the results of their com- prehensive tests. Upper riqht: Seniors find catalogs of the different colleges in the Placement Office and discuss them with Mrs. Lassen, counselor. Lower right: Two of Mrs. Kreuz's helpers set the mimeograph machine. 21 CALM 0 6LIfllfl0LIf'g 3 The year of graduation has special distinction for each student. It is filled with memories that are clearly portrayed on the canvas of time. Images most often remembered by each graduate will likely include those of the class officers, for it is they who Went quietly about the business of organizing the class for its activities. Daily meetings of the entire group in 304 established a feeling of unity-a feeling of Working as one toward a common goal. These are some of the memories: friends, Class Day with its breakfast, the play, the helpful division teachers. These are painted in colors so vivid that they will remain indelible forever. Upper left V-Ianuary Class Officers-Sheldon Getzug, president: Ralph Lindberg, vice-president: Leah Embree, treasurer: Ioan Grabill, secretary. Lower 1eft4Ianuary Class Division Teachers-seated: Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Arthur, Mrs. Bird. Standing: Miss All bright, Miss Gardner, Mr. Artman. Upper right-Ianuary Senior Class Playersfl-Xlvin Meyer, Walter Honey, Iohn Klawans, Dori Appel. Lower riqhtAIanuary Senior Class Breakfast. 22 aaa 0 anvwwg 79 3 DORI APPEL G.A.A., Bowling, Chem., Pan-Amer., Philanthia, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Class Day Com., Shore Line Staff and Rep., S.S.L., Tide Staff and Rep., Student Aide. ELSIE ARNOLD G.A.A. Rep., Board, Letter Girl, 4 Chevrons, Nautilae Sec., Pan-Amer., Ir. Red Cross Rep., Safety, Sr. Gift Com., S.S.L., Rumpus Room Com., Tide Rep., Student Aide. DOROTHY BAKER G.A.A. Rep., Bowling, Swim., Tennis, Clean-Up Com. Pres., Hall Guard, S.S.L., Safety. IOHN BEATTY Swim., Band, S.S.L. Vice-Pres., Social Center Planning Com. Co-Chairman, Student Aide. MORRIS BELOVICZ Chem., S.S.L. CHARLES BENNETT Baseball, Chem., Clean-Up Corn., Hall Guard, Pan- Amer., Sr. Class Play, S.S.L. GRACE BERBERIAN G.A.A. Rep., Board, Letter Girl, Bowling, Mixed Chorus Letter, Clean-Up Com., N.l-LS. Treas., Nautilae Pres., Pan-Amer. Treas., Philanthia, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Scholarship Award, Safety Treas., Sr. Prom Com., Ser- vice Award, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Assembly Com., Social Center Planning Com., Student Aide. IANICE BOND G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Girls' Chorus, Clean'Up Com., Hall Guard, Library, P.T.A. Rep., Shore Line Rep.. S.S.L., Tide Rep., Student Aide. NANCY BOND G.A.A. Rep., Leiter Girl, Swim., Tennis, Philarithia, lr. Red Cross Rep., P.T.A. Rep., Sr. Class Play Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Tide Staff and Rep., Student Aide. IUDITH BRILL G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, N.l-l.S., Pan-Amer., Philanthia, Sr. Class Day Com., Shore Line Staff, S.S.L. Rep., Student Aide. CATHERINE BRYANT G.A.A., Girls' Chorus. IANICE BULLARD G.A.A., Sr. Class Day Com., S.S.L., Tide Rep. WILLIAM CARLSON Swim., Mixed Chorus Pres., Discussion Pres., Latin, Sr. Prom Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep. THOMAS CARLTON Bowling, Football, Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Camera, Movie Operator, Sr. Class Day Com., S.S.L. Lawn Com. 23 gfddri 0 IAN CASPER G.A.A., Swim., French, Hall Guard, Philanthia, Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide. ANGELENE CHIOU G.A.A., Library, Sr. Statistics Com., S.S.L., Student Aide. SUZANNE CLAMAGE G.A.A., Pan-Amer., Sr. Commencement Com. Sec,, S.S.L., Tide Rep., Student Aide. CEONA CLARK G.A.A., S.S.L. Rep., Lawn Com., Tide Rep., Student Aide. HELEN DALEANES G.A.A, Letter Girl, 1 Chevron, Girls' Chorus Letter, Clean-Up Com., Library, N.H.S., Nautilae, Pan-Amer., Philanthia, Sr. Commencement Com., S.S.L., Tide Rep. LENORE DIAMOND G.A.A., Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard. ROBERT DILL Track, Chern., Hall Guard, Camera, Sr. Public Relations Com., S.S.L. CAROLYN DODD G.A.A., Swim., S.S.L. IERRY DONOHUE Baseball, Football, Track, Hall Guard, Stage Crew, S.S.L. PATRICIA DYTKIEWICZ G.A.A., Hall Guard, Sr. Statistics Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. MARILYN EDWARDS G.A.A. Rep., Mixed Chorus, Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Pan-Amer., Philanthia, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Tide Rep., Student Aide. IOHN ELLIS Baseball, Hall Guard, S.S.L. LEAH EMBREE G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, 4 Chevrons, Cheer Leaders' Capt., Nautilae Vice-Pres., N.H.S., Pan-Amer., Ir. Red Cross Rep., P.T.A. Rep., Shore Line Bus. Staff and Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Social Center Planning Com., Safety, Sr. Class Treas., Student Aide. LEONARD EVANSON Baseball Mqr., Bowling, Chem., Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Discussion, Sr. Finance Corn., Sr. Class Play, S.S.L. Rep. GERALDINE FEINSTEIN G.A.A. Rep., Hall Guard, Library Treas., N.H.S., Pan- Arner., P,T.A. Rep., Safety, Sr. Class Play, Sr. Class Day Com., Shore Line Staii, S.S.L., Student Aide. SANDRA FLAX G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, 4 Chevrons, Horseback, Hall Guard, Pan-Amer., P.T.A. Rep., Safety, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Tide Rep., Student Aide. DONALD FRANK Bowling, Hall Guard, Movie Operator, Sr. Social Com., S.S.L., Rep. SANFORD FRIDUSS Bowling, Letter Man, Chem., Hall Guard, Pan-Amer., S.S.L. 24 6U'llfL6Uf' 3 IRENE FRIEDEH G.A.A. Rep., Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Latin, P.T.A. Rep., Sr. Class Play, Sr. Pin and Ring Com., S.S.L., Tide Rep., Student Aide. ROBERT GERST Chess, Football, Letter Man, Mixed Chorus, Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, R.O.T.C., S.S.L. Rep. SHELDON GETZUG Football, Band Pres., Chem., Discussion, N.l-LS., 2 Scholarship Awards, Sr. Class Pres., Shore Line Bus. Staff, S.S.L. Rep., Social Center Planning Com. SUE GLENN G.A.A. Pres. and Rep., Letter Girl, Bowling, Mixed Chorus Letter, N,H.S., Nautilae, Pan-Amer. Vice-Pres., Philanthia, Safety Sec., Sr. Social Com. Chairman, Service Award, Shore Line Staff, S.S.L. Assembly Corn. Chairman, Social Center Planning Com., Student Aide. THOMAS GLYNN Chem., Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Discussion, R.O.T.C., Sr. Social Com., S.S.L. Rep. ROBERT GOLDBERGER Swim., Track, Chem., Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. LOIS GOLDSTEIN G.A.A. Rep., Bowling, CleanfUp Com., Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross Rep., P.T.A. Rep., Safety, S.S.L. Rep., Student Aide, SHIRLEY GOODMAN t5.A.A. Rep., Clean-Up Com., Library, Ir, Red Cross ltep., P.T.A. Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Student Aide. IOAN' GRABILL G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, 4 Chevrons, Cheer Leaders' Co-Capt., Nautilae, N.H.S., Pan-Amer., P.T.A. Rep., Safety, Sr. Class Sec., Shore Line Bus. Staff and Rep.. S.S.L. Rep., Assembly Com., Student Aide. HENRY GREEN Baseball, Letter Man, Bowling, Golf, Hall Guard, Dis- cussion, N.H.S. Sec., Pan-Amer., Sr. Class Play Com. Chairman, Shore Line Bus. Staff Asst. Mgr., S.S.L. Assembly Com., Organization Com., Tide Staii. ROBERT GRINDEY Football, Swim. Capt., Hall Guard, Latin, Sr, Prom Com., S.S.L. Assembly Com. LORNA HAMILTON G.A.A., Bowling, Library, Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. HELEN HANSEN G.A.A., French, Library, Nautilae, P.T.A. Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep., Sr. Class Art Adviser. LOIS HIHSCH G.A.A. Rep., lr. Red Cross Rep. and Del., P.T.A. Rep., Sr. Class Play Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Tide Bus. Staff Asst. Mgr., Rep. EILEEN HOCHBERGER G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Bowling, Mixed Chorus Sec., N.H.S., Pan-Amer., Philanthia, Sr. Announcement Com. Chairman, Sr. Pin and Ring Com. Chairman, S.S.L. LOIS HOLT G.A.A., Band Letter, Chem., Orch. Pres., Pan-Amer., S.S.L. ARLENE HOWSON G.A.A., Hall Guard, lr. Red Cross Rep., P.T.A. Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide. WILLIAM HUNDING Football, Sr. Class Play, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide. 25 61.56 0 HARRIET HYMAN G.A.A. Rep., Hall Guard, Pan-Amer., Ir. Red Cross Rep., P.T.A. Rep., Safety, Sr. Prom Corn., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Tide Rep., Student Aide. CAROL IANISCH G.A.A. Rep., Board, Letter Girl, Chevron, Swim. Treas., Life Saving, Tennis, Cheer Leaders' Co-Capt., Mixed Chorus, Library, Nautilae, Pan-Amer. Sec., Sr. Finance Com.. S.S.L., Tide Rep. LESLIE IOHNSON Football Capt., Swim., Hall Guard, S.S.L. Assembly Com. WILLIAM IOHNSON Baseball, Bowling, Football, Swim., Track Capt., Hall Guard, Discussion, Movie Operator, S.S.L. RONALD KAPLAN Band, Clean-Up Com., French, Movie Operator, Pan- Amer., Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Class Play, Sr. Public Relations Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Lawn Com., Tide Rep. DONALD KELLER Bowling, Track, Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Sr. Cap and Gown Com., S.S.L. IOHN KLAWANS Baseball, Bowling, Track, Letter Man, Hall Guard, Discussion, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Class Play, Sr. Finance Com., Sr. Pin and Ring Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Assembly Com. SEDELLE KNIZNIK G.A.A., Pan-Amer., Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Cap and Gown Com., Shore Line Rep., Tide Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide. RUTH KOPEL G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Posture Award, Bowling, Chem. Sec.sTreas., Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Camera, Discussion, N.H.S. Pres., Pan-Amer. Vice- Pres., lr. Red Cross Rep., 3 Scholarship Awards, Sr. Prom Com. Chairman, 2 Service Awards, Shore Line Bus. Staff and Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Organization Com. Chairman, Tide Staff, Student Aide. ' ELAINE KORNAFEL G.A.A. Rep., Girls' Chorus, Clean-Up Com., P.T.A. Rep., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep., Student Aide. BARBARA KOTLER G.A.A., Horseback, Hall Guard, Library, Pan-Amer., S.S.L., Student Aide. BETTY KRASHEN G.A.A., Band, French, Orch., Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Student Aide. MARTIN KRASNITZ Swim., Chem., Camera, Latin, S.S.L. ALMA LARSON G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Swim., Tennis, Girls' Chorus. Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, P.T.A. Rep., Safety, S.S.L. Rep., Tide Staff. HELEN LAVIN G.A.A., Pan-Amer., Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Class Play Com. Sec., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide. RALPH LINDBERG Baseball, Bowling, Swim., Chem., Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Discussion, Sr. Class Vice-Pres., Sr. Class Play, Shore Line Rep. BARBARA LINTON G.A.A., Bowling Capt., Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard, lr. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. DUCHESS LOUGHRAN G.A.A., Horseback, Nautilae, Sr. Class Day Com.. S.S.L., Tide Staff. 26 6U'llfL6U y 3 ARTHUR LURIE Bowling, Golf Capt., Letter Man, French, Discussion, S.S.L. DAVID MACK Baseball, Swim., Track, Clean-Up Corn., Hall Guard. GORDON MAIOR Track, Mixed Chorus, Clean-Up Corn., Hall Guard, Latin, Movie Operator, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Finance Com. Chairman, Sr. Pin and Ring Corn., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Tide Rep. ALICE MANDEL G.A.A. Rep., Horseback, CleanAUp Com., Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Pin and Ring Corn., S.S.L., Tide Staff and Rep., Student Aide. CHARLES MARTIN Basketball, Football, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, R.O.T.C., Sr. Cap and Gown Com. Chairman, S.S.L. IANICE MCGREGOR G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, 3 Chevrons, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Pin and Ring Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. ALVIN MEYERS Bowling, Football, Letter Man, Wrestling, Band, Hall Guard, Orch., Sr. Finance Com., Sr. Class Play Director, Shore Line Bus. Staff Asst. Mgr. and Rep., S.S.L. Assembly Com. ROBERT MITGANG Bowling, Golf, Letter Man, Chem., Hall Guard, Dis- cussion, Orch. Cond., Sr. Class Play, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Tide Staff. IEAN MUIR G.A.A., Horseback, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Pan- Amer., S.S.L., Tide Staff and Rep. ALVIN NEMEROFF Chem., Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. Cadet Mai., Picked Platoon, Rifle Team, Sr. Pin and Ring Com., Sr. Prom Com., S.S.L. PATRICIA OVEREND G.A.A. Rep., Hall Guard, P.T.A. Rep., Safety Sec., S.S.L., Student Aide. TUDITH PARKER G.A.A. Rep., Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard, Pan-Amer., P.T.A. Rep., Safety, S.S.L., Student Aide. ROBERT PEARSON Bowling, Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, R.O.T.C., Sr. Cap and Gown Com., S.S.L. ALEDA PETERS G.A.A. Rep., Bowling, Girls' Chorus Sec., Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Nautilae, Pan-Amer., Ir. Red Cross Rep., Safety, Sr. Social Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep. SANDRA PICK G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Girls' Chorus Letter, Cleans Up Com., Library, Philanthia, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Ser- vice Award, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Tide Staff and Rep. SHARON PINCH G.A.A., Chem., Clean-Up Com., Library, Sr. Gift Corn. Chairman, S.S.L. DAVID PITZELE Bowling, Football, Track, Latin, S.S.L. ROBERT QUINN Discussion, N.H.S., 3 Scholarship Awards, Latin, Sr. Class Day Com. Chairman, Shore Line Editor-in4Chiet, S.S.L., Social Center Planning Com., Social Room Com., Tide Staff and Rep., Student Aide. 27 61,65 0 ELIZABETH REGENNITTER G.A.A., Bowling, Chem., Library, Sr. Cap and Gown Com., S.S.L., Student Aide. ROBERT REINERT Basketball Capt., Football, Swirn., Chem., Hall Guard, Discussion, Sr. Gift Com., S.S.L. Lawn Com., Tide Rep. ADRIENE REINSCHREIBER G.A.A. Rep., Hall Guard, Jr. Red Cross Rep., Tide Bus. Staff, Student Aide. VETA REIZNER G.A.A. Rep., Clean-Up Com., Discussion, Pan-Amer., P.T.A. Rep., Ir. Red Cross Rep., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep., Student Aide. ANITA ROBIN G.A.A., Bowling, Horseback, Discussion, Sr. Class Play, Shore Line Staff, S.S.L. Assembly Com. Chair- man, Student Aide. GEORGIA ROGATZ G.A.A., Discussion, Pan-Amer., Sr. Class Play Com., Shore Line Staff, S.S.L., Social Center Planning Com., Tide Staff, Student Aide. WALTER RONEY Football, Swim., Track, Clean-Up Com., Discussion, Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. VICKI ROSENBERG G.A.A., Bowling, Pan-Amer., Shore Line Bus. Staff, S.S.L. Assembly Com., Student Aide. LOUISE ROSENTHAL G.A.A., Girls' Chorus Letter, Clean-Up Com., Library, N.H.S., Nautilae, Philanthia, Sr. Gift Com., S.S.L. MYRA RUBENSTEIN G.A.A., N.H.S., Pan-Amer., 3 Scholarship Awards, Sr. Commencement Com. Chairman, Service Award, Shore Line Bus. Staff, S.S.L. Assembly Com., Student Aide. TEMMA RUBENSTEIN G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, 4 Chevrons, Bowling, Horse- back, Hall Guard, Sr. Announcement Com., Sr. Pin and Ring Com., Shore Line Bus. Staff and Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide. LORNA SCHAFER G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, 4 Chevrons, Cheer Leaders' Capt., Nautilae Rec. Sec., Pan-Amer., P.T.A. Rep., lr. Red Cross Rep., Safety, Sr. Social Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Student Aide. ALLEN SCHLEGMAN Chem., Movie Operator. HERSCHEL SCHNEIDER Track, Discussion, Sr. Class Play. RENNIE SHELLOW G.A.A., Horseback, Pan-Amer., Sr. Public Relations Com., S.S.L., Tide Rep., Student Aide. EVELLE SHKOLNIK G.A.A., Pan-Amer., Sr. Statistics Com. Sec., Shore Line Bus. Staff and Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide. BARBARA SMITH G.A.A. Rep., Tennis, Chem., Girls' Chorus Vice-Pres., Latin, Library Pres., N.H.S., Nautilae, Scholarship Award, Sr. Class Day Com., S.S.L. Treas., Compass Social Center Planning Com. DORIS SMITH G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Bowling, Mixed Chorus Letter, N.H.S. Vice-Pres., Nautilae, Pan4Amer., Philanthia, Ir. Red Cross Rep., 2 Scholarship Awards, P.T.A. Rep., Safety Vice-Pres., Sr. Class Day Com., Shore Line Staff, S.S.L. Assembly Com. Chairman, Tide Rep., Student Aide. 28 1 6U'llfL6tl g 3 FRANKLIN SMITH Baseball, Chess, Football, Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L., Lawn Com., Student Aide. IOAN SOBOL G.A.A., Bowling, Swim., Hall Guard, Pan-Amer., S.S.L. Assembly Com., Student Aide. DORIS SODERBERG G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Chevron, Girls' Chorus Pres., Nautilae, N.H.S., Pan-Amer., S.S.L. Sec. and Rep., Social Center Planning Com. THEMIS SOTER G.A.A. Rep., Girls' Chorus, Clean-Up Com., Latin, P.T.A. Rep., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Student Aide. MARK STEIN Track, Clean-Up Corn., lr. Red Cross Rep., S.S.I... SHIRLEY STEIN G.A.A. Letter Girl, Library, Pan-Amer., Sr. Public Re- lations Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Tide Staff, Stu- dent Aide. ELLIOTT STIEGEL Mixed Chorus Treas., Latin, Sr. Statistics Com. Chair- man, S.S.L. FLORENCE STRAND G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Chevron, Bowling, Mixed Chorus Vice-Pres., French, Library, Nautilae, Sr. Social Com., Shore Line Rep., S,S.L. Rep., Assembly Com. Sec., Rumpus Room Com. EUNICE STRAUSS G.A.A., Library, lr. Red Cross Rep., Safety, Sr. Com- mencement Com., S.S,L. ROBERT SUNDSTROM Hall Guard, R.O.T.C., S.S,L. Rumpus Room Com., Sr. Class Art Adviser. CONSTANCE THOME G.A.A., Hall Guard, lr. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. IOHN UIFFENDELL Swim., Track, Hall Guard, Camera, Movie Operator, R.O.T.C., Sr. Class Play, Sr. Public Relations Com. Chairman, S.S.L. CATHERINE VARGA G.A.A. Board, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard, Shore Line Statt, S.S.L., Tide Rep. ELSIE WENZEL G.A.A., Chem., Library, N.H.S., Sr. Commencement Com., S.S.L., Tar-Roots, Student Aide. CHARLES WHITEBLOOM Hall Guard, Movie Operator, S.S.L. MARILYN WILLIAMS G.A.A., Bowling, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Safety, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep. ROCHELLE WILSON G.A.A., Hall Guard, Pan-Amer., Ir, Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Tide Staff, Student Aide. TERRY WILSON Movie Operator, R.O.T.C., lst Lt., Picked Platoon, Rifle Team, S.S.L. 29 Cfcwd 0 une I9 3 These, the Iune graduates of South Shore, are on the threshold of a different school-that of life. When they face the more serious prob- lems of living, they will recall the memories fashioned in the year of their graduation. The play, The Late Christopher Bean, which pro- vided the money for the Class Gift: the class officers presiding in the assembly hall: the tireless division teachers, helping to make future plans, the many different committees and their meetings: these are the threads that are woven into the tapestry of memory. IUNE CLASS OFFICERS er. treasurer: Barbara Cassel president. IUNE CLASS DIVISION TEACHERS Mr. Mongerson, Mrs. Coleman Mr. Artmcm, Mrs. Ek, Miss Cur tis, Miss Cullen, Mrs. Bird, Mr Kooistra. Tom Neary, president: Ioel Mill- secretary, Dick Iaiiee, vice: Lelt: Senior Committees Front row- Theresa Oesch, Miss Curtis, Gail Bauer. Second row Lois Blum, Iris Levy. Evelyn Fink, Pat Gately. Third row-Alan Gross, Ioe LaGuess, Ed Filmanowicz. Back row Del LeSage, Martin Cohen. Right: Much business must be completed in the individual divisions. Richard Smith and Sue Wharton work out their problems with their division teacher, Miss Graff. Cfadd ofgune 7953 IUDITH ADAMS G.A.A,, CleanUp Com., S.S.L., Student Aide. GERALD ADDIS S.S.L. IAMES ALT Raselvall, Basketball, Football, Hall Guard, S.S.L. DOROTHY ANDERSON G.A.A. Rep., Clean-Up Com., S.S.L. MERLITA ANDERSON G.A.A. Rep., Bowling, Mixed Chorus, Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Library, S.S.L. ELAINE ANGAROLA G.A.A. Rep., Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross Rep., P,T.A. Rea, S.S.L. Rep., Student Aide. HELEN AUGUST G.A.A, Rep., Chem., S.S.L., Student Aide. IANE BARKER G.A.A. Rep., Bowling, Swim., Clean-Up Com., Student Aide. PATRICIA BARKER G.A.A,, Swim., French, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide. GAIL BAUER G.A.A., Letter Girl, Bowling, Chem., Hall Guard, P.T.A. Rep., Scholarship Award, Sr. Prom Com, Chairman, SSL., Serial Center Planning Corn., Tide Rep., N.H.S. K 'N-.mx New X Ns. N' S 5 S Gif!!! 0 BARBARA BAUGH G.A.A., Aqua-Debs Pres., Bowling, Lite Saving, Girls' Chorus, S.S.L., Tide Rep. DAVID BECKER Bowling, Swim. Capt., French, Sr. Literary Com., S.S.L. ALAN BEEI.. Swim., Letter Man, Chem., Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Pin and Ring Com., S.S.L. Vice-Pres. CHARLENE BENNETT G.A.A., Letter Girl, Chevron, Tennis, Mixed Chorus, N.H.S., Nautilae, P.T.A. Rep., Sr. Prom Com., Shore Line Staff, S.S.L., Tide Staff and Rep., Student Aide. MARGARET BIRD G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Bowling, Hall Guard, Nautilae, lr. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Student Aide. HAZEL BLACK G.A.A., Bowling Sec., Horseback, Band, Chem., Library, Pan-Amer., S.S.L. HENRIETTE BLACKVVOOD G.A.A. Rep., Swim., Chem. Vice-Pres., Mixed Chorus, Library, lr. Red Cross Rep., P.T.A. Rep., Sr. Prom Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. LOIS BLUM G.A.A., Clean-Up Com., Library, Discussion, N.H.S., Philanthia, 3 Scholarship Awards, 2 Service Awards, Shore Line Editor-in-Chief and Rep., Sr. Literary Com. Chairman, S.S.L. Rep., Tide Staff. ELLEN BONIFIELD G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Chevron, Bowling, Swim. Pres., Life Saving, Girls' Chorus, French, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Shore Line Staff, S.S.L. Rep., Sr. Commencement Com., N.H.S. RONALD BOWKER Baseball, Football, Hall Guard, S.S.L. SUSAN BOYLE G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, Latin Sec.-Treas., Nautilae, Sr. Class Day Com., Shore Line Staff, Tide Staff, S.S.L., N.H.S. PHILIP BRANSKY Swim., Band, Chem. Treas., Hall Guard, Orchestra S.S.L. DIANA BRODINE G.A.A., Bowling, Horseback, Mixed Chorus, Nautilae, lr. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Pin and Ring Com., Service Award, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Student Aide. DAVID BROWN Chess, Swim., Hall Guard, Camera, Discussion, S.S.L. Rep. IUDITH BROWN G.A.A. Rep., Horseback, Tar-Roots, Cheer Leader, Hall Guard, Nautilae, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Latin, Sr. Finance Com. KENNETH BROWN Bowling, Chem. Sec., Mixed Chorus Treas., R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L., Sr. Commence- ment Com. MARGARET BULL G.A.A., Hall Guard, Library, Sr. Pin and Ring Com., S.S.L. BENIAMIN BUTLER Tennis, Track, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Movie Operator, R.O.T.C., Ir, Red Cross Rep., Stamp, Tide Rep., S.S.L. 32 FRANK CARAHER Swim., Track, Chem., Hall Guard, Sr. Pin and Ring Com., S.S.L. PAULA CARLE G.A.A., Bowling, Girls' Chorus, Sr. Literary Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Organization Com. ELAYNE CARO G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Sr. Commencement Com., Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. BARBARA CASSEL G.A.A. Sec.-Treas., Bowling, Life Saving, Cheer Lead ers' Sec.-Treas., Library, N.H.S.., Nautilae Vice-Pres., Sr. Class Sec., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. HOWARD CHALMERS S.S.L. BARBARA CLARK G.A.A. Rep., Ho:seback, Mixed Chorus, Movie Op- erator, Nautilae, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Shore Line Rep., P.T.A. Rep., Sr. Social Corn., Co-Capt. of Tar-Roots, S.S.L. Rep., Organization Corn. LARRY COHEN Basketball, Track, Letter Man, Hall Guard, Movie Ops erator, Sr. Cap and Gown Com., S.S.L. LAWRENCE COHEN Bowling, Tennis, Chem., Sr. Cap and Gown Com., S.S.L. Rep. MARTIN COHEN Chem., Clean-Up Com., Sr. Cap and Gown Com., Shore Line Staff, S.S.L., N.H.S. IOHN COLOSIMO Baseball, Football, Track, Hall Guard, Pan-Amer., Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L., N.H.S. DANIEL CRANE Baseball, Basketball, Swin., Mixed Chorus, Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Movie Operator, lr. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Social Com., S.S.L. Rep. MARCIA CRAWFORD G.A.A., Bowling, Horseback, Mixed Chorus Sec., N.H.S., Nautilae Sec., Latin, P.T.A. Rep., Service Award, Shore Line Staff, S.S.L. Sec. and Rep., Bulletin Board Com., Social Center Planning Corn., Poster Com., Compass Staff, Tar-Roots, Student Aide. BETTY CRONIN G.A.A., Life Saving, Girls' Chorus, S.S.L. CLAIRE CROSS G.A.A. Rep., Chem., Hall Guard, Library, Nautilae, Pan-Amer., lr. Red Cross Rep., Shore Line Rep., Tide Rep., Sr. Social Com., S.S.L. Assembly Com., Student Aide, N.H.S STEPHANIE CZARNECKI G.A.A., Hall Guard, S.S.L., Student Aide. CHARLES DAMORE Baseball, Football, Band, Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep. MARY ANN DELISI G.A.A. Rep., Life Saving, Hall Guard, P.T.A. Rep., S.S.L. LOUIS DOLEMBA S.S.L. 33 Carts! 0 SUZANNE ECONOMOS G.A.A., Clean-Up Com., Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. LOLA EINBUND G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, 2 Chevrons, Bowling Capt., Horseback, Tennis, Amer. Heritage, Chem., Hall Guard, Movie Operator, Philanthia Treas., Ir. Red Cross Rep., Safety, Service Award, Shore Line Staff and Rep., Tide Staff Editor-in-Chief, Ir. Town Coun., S.S.L., Lawn Com., Student Aide, N.H.S. CHERIE EMBS G.A.A., Letter Girl, Girls' Chorus Pres., Hall Guard, S.S.L., Tide Rep. ALFRED EPPEL Bowling, Movie Operator, S.S.L. MARGARET ERICKSON G.A.A., Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, S.S.L., Student Aide. MARVIN FACKTOR Bowling, Tennis, Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Movie Operator, Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L., N.H.S. NANCEE FARBER G.A.A., Letter Girl, Hall Guard, Shore Line Rep., Sr. Class Play Com., S.S.L. MARGERY FEDER G.A.A., Hall Guard, lr. Red Cross Rep., Shore Line Rep., Sr. Class Play Com., S.S.L., Student Aide. LEAH FELD Bowling, Chem., Latin Pres. and State Latin Contest in 1952, Sr. Finance Com., S.S.L. Rep., Tide Staff, Student Aide. EDWARD FILMANOWICZ Chem., Hall Guard, Orch. Concertmaster, N.H.S. Pres., R.O.T.C. Lt., Picked Platoon, Ir. Red Cross Rep., 2 Scholarship Awards, Sr. Gift Corn. Chairman, S.S.L., Organization Com. EVELYN FINK G.A.A., Bowling, Chem., Hall Guard, Discussion, Safety, 2 Scholarship Awards, Shore Line Staff and Rep., Sr. Class Play Com. Chairman, Tide Staff. HANNAIOY FISCHER G.A.A. Rep., Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Philanthia, lr. Red Cross Rep., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep. MARGARET FORD G.A.A., Latin, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Cap and Gown Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep. ADRIAN FOX Chem., Hall Guard, Movie Operator, R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Picked Platoon, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Statistics Com., Stamp Vice-Pres., S.S.L., Tide Rep. ELAINE FRANK G.A.A., Bowling Pres. and City Champs in 1952, Horse- back, Chem., Girls' Chorus, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep. RITA FREIDIN G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard. Shore Line Rep. DONALD GAAN Track, Chem., Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Latin, Cam- era, Discussion, Movie Operator, Safety, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. IOHN GALVIN Bowling, S.S.L. 34 PATRICIA GATELY G.A.A. Rep., Bowling, Mixed Chorus, Library Pres., N.H.S. Sec., Nautilae, Sr. Pin and Ring Com. Chairman, Service Award, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Organization Com. Chairman, Social Center Planning Com. Co- Chairman. NORMAN GERSHON Swim., Chem. Pres., Hall Guard, S.S.L. Rep., Tide Staff, Student Aide. DANIEL GERSTEIN Chem., Sr. Statistics Com., Stamp. DIANE GLASS G.A.A., Letter Girl, Lowling Capt., Swimming, Tennis, Chem., Shore Line Staff and Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide, N.H.S. ELIZABEIH GLEASON G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Library, Pan-Amer., S.S.L., N.H.S. FRANKLIN GOLD S.S.L. MARGIE GOLD G.A.A., Hall Guard, Orch., S.S.L., Student Aide. I-IELENE GOLDBERG G.A.A. Rep., French, P.T.A. Rep., Sr. Statistics Corn., S.S.L., Student Aide. MARVIN GOLDSMITH S.S.L., Student Aide. MARILYN GOLDSTEIN G.A.A. Rep., Horseback, French, Discussion, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. SANDRA GORDON G.A.A. Rep., Hall Guard, lr. Red Cross Rep., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Organization Corn. DAVID GORDY Chem., Hall Guard, Movie Operator, Pan-Amer., S.S.L. Rep., Compass Com. CAROL GOSS G.A.A. Rep., Bowling Capt., Life Saving, Hall Guard, Library, P.T.A. Rep., Sr. Class Day Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Social Center Planning Com. CAROL GRANHOLM G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Band, Mixed Chorus, lr. Red Cross Rep., P.T.A. Rep,, Sr. Finance Com., Shore Line Bus. Staff, S.S.L. Rep., Student Aide. IOSEPH GRAY Bowling, Golf, Band Letter, Hall Guard, Pan-Amer., R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, S.S.L. ALAN GROSS Basketball Mgr., Bowling, Tennis, Chem., Hall Guard, Movie Operator, N.H.S., 3 Scholarship Awards, Sr. Commencement Com., 3 Service Awards, Shore Line Bus. Staff Mgr. and Rep., Stamp, S.S.L., Student Aide. PHYLLIS HACKER G.A.A., French, Sr. Class Day Com., S.S.L., Tide Rep. EUGENE HARRIS Baseball, Football, Track, Mixed Chorus, Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Movie Operator, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Public Relations Com., S.S.L. Rep., Rumpus Room Com. 35 C066 0 GLENN HARRIS Chess, Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. Capt., Picked Platoon Leader, Sr. Class Play Com., Staqe Crew Asst. Mqr., S.S.L., Rumpus Room Com., Social Center Planninq Com., Student Aide. IOANNE HAYES G.A.A., Letter Girl, Bowlina, Girls' Chorus Letter, Hall Guard, S.S.L., Tide Rep., Student Aide. GERALDINE HEIFERMAN G.A.A. Rep., lr. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Student Aide. ALLAN HESS Baseball Letter Man, Hall Guard, S.S.L. DONNA HODNIK G.A.A., Mixed Chorus Sec., Hall Guard, Nautilae, Sr. Statistics Com, 2 Service Awards, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide, N.H.S. CHARLENE HOFFMAN G.A.A., Clean-Up Corn., lr. Red Cross Rep. PHYLLIS HOLMES G.A.A., Tennis, Hall Guard, Philanthia, Sr. Gift Com., S.S.L., Student Aide. IANET HOWARD G.A.A. Rep., Tennis, Girls' Chorus Treas., Hall Guard, lr. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Statistics Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep. NANCY HUGGANS G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Pan-Amer., S.S.L. SHIRLEY IACOBSON G.A.A., Bowling, Philanthia, lr. Red Cross Rep., S,S.L., Student Aide. RICHARD IAFFEE Bowling, Chem., French, Hall Guard, N.H,S., Sr, Class Vice-Pres., S.S.L. Rep., Tide Staff, Student Aide. CARL IOHNSON Chem., Hall Guard, R.O.'l .C. MfSat., S.S.L., Student Aide. SHIRLEY IOHNSON G.A.A. Vice-Pres., Horseback, Aqua-Debs Sec., Lite Savinq, Cheer Leader, Girls' Chorus Sec., Clean-Up Com., French, N.I-I.S., Nautilae Sec., Scholarship Award, Sr. Prom Corn., Shore Line Stait and Rep., S.S.L. Poster Com., Student Aide. GAYLE IORDAN G.A.A., Horseback, Sr. Public Relations Com., S.S.L., Student Aide. CARL IORGENSEN Baseball, Basketball, Hall Guard, S.S.L. EDWARD KAPLAN Baseball, Bowling, Track, Hall Guard, S.S.L. IOEL KAPLAN Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Sr. Class Play Corn., S.S.L. HENRY KAREL Baseball Mar., Bowling, Band, Hall Guard, Movie Op erator, Pan-Amer., R.O.T.C. Cadet Lt., lr. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep. 36 Mile MARSHALL KATZMAN Chem., Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, R.O.T.C., Sr. Gift Com., Shore Line Rep. EDWARD KEELEY Baseball, Bowling, Hall Guard, S.S.L. ELIZABETH KEITH G.A.A., Bowling, Swim., Life Saving, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard, Nautilae, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Class Play Com., S.S.L. Rep., Student Aide. IAY KOPSTEIN Basketball, Bowling Capt., Chem., Hall Guard, Movie Operator, N.H.S., Sr. Literary Com., Shore Line Bus. Staff Asst. Mgr., S.S.L. IANIS KORNAFEL G.A.A., Bowling, Cheer Leader, Girls' Chorus Pres., Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep. NORMAN KOZAK S.S.L. PATRICIA KRECICKI G.A.A. Rep., Bowling, Hall Guard, Pan-Amer., Sr. Public Relations Com., S.S.L. Rep. IOSEPH KRIECHBAUM Baseball, Football, Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, S.S.L. Rep. IOYCE KRIPPAHNE G.A.A., Hall Guard, P.T.A. Rep., Sr. Pin and Ring Com., Shore Line Bus. Staff and Rep., S.S.L., Tide Staff and Rep., Student Aide. DAVID KROLI. Bowling, Tennis, Track, Chem., Hall Guard, Movie Operator, 2 Scholarship Awards, S.S.L. Rep., Lawn Com., Tide Staff, N.H.S. ROBERT KUKLA Baseball, Bowling, Football, Golf, Hall Guard, S.S.L., Student Aide. VIVIAN LABBOK G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Clean-Up Com. Chairman, French, Hall Guard, Library, Sr. Prom Com., Shore Line Staff and Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Student Aide, N.H.S. BETSY LAGFN G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, CleanAUp Com., French, Library, N.H.S., Nautilae, 2 Scholarship Awards, Sr. Class Day Com., Service Award, Shore Line Staff and Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep., Student Aide. IOSEPH LQGUFSS Basketball, Band, French, Hall Guard, Sr. Social Com., S.S.L., Tide Rep. IERALD LaMASKIN Chem. Pres., Clean-Up Com., Sr. Commencement Com., Shore Line Bus. Staff, S.S.L., N.H.S. SHIRLEY LARSON G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Bowling, Chem., Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Gift Com., S.S.L., Student Aide. IOAN LASKER G.A.A., Clean-Up Com. Vice-Pres., Library, Sr. Class Play Com., S.S.L. DELMAR LeSAGE Hall Guard, Sr. Public Relations Com. Chairman, Shore Line Staff, S.S.L. Poster Com., Social Center Planning Com. S7 A -.-. .. S qv-r U65 0 MARYLOIS LESTER G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard, Library, S.S.L. CHARLES LEV Band. HERBERT B. LEVIN Bowling, Clean-Up Com., P.T.A. Rep., Sr. Class Pub- licity Com., Shore Line Staff, S.S.L. HERBERT LEVIN Chem., Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. SANDRA LEVIN G.A.A., Chem., Hall Guard, Sr. Gift Com., S.S.L., Tide Photography Editor. IRIS LEVY G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Bowling, Tennis, Amer. Her- itage, Chem., Hall Guard, Library, Nautilae, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Ir. Town Council, 2 Scholarship Awards, Sr. Statistics Com. Chairman, S.S.L, Rep., Assembly Com., Tide Staff, Student Aide, N.l-LS. PAUL LIEBERMAN Bowling Capt., S.S.L. RICHARD LINKEMER Bowling, Football Mgr., Chem., Hall Guard, Discussion, Movie Operator Vice-Pres., Sr. Social Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep. ROBERT LISSIT Swim., Track, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, Latin, P.T.A. Rep., 4 Scholarship Awards, Sr. Prom Com., Shore Line Staff, Lawn Com., Tide Staff, N.H.S. ALPHONSO LOCASCIO Baseball, Bowling, Football, S.S.L. HAROLD LYMAN Bowling, Hall Guard, Pan-Amer., R.O.T.C., S.S.L., Social Center Planning Com, WAYNE MACKEY Basketball, Bowling, Hall Guard, S.S.L., Stamp. BRUCE MQCNEISH Football, Swim., Hall Guard, S.S.L. Pres. WILLIAM MALONEY S.S.L. MARSHALL MANN Chem., S.S.L. EMLYN MAYER G.A.A., Letter Girl, Girls' Chorus Accompariist, Pan- Amer. Sec. DANIEL MCCARTHY Bowling, Clean-Up Com. Vice-Pres., Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep. MICHAEL MCCORMICK Football, S.S.L. 38 M118 MARC MCFADDEN' Hall Guard, lr. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. DONALD MCGINNIS Basketball, Hall Guard, S,S.L. MARILYN MCKENNA G.A.A., Swim., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. MARION MCKENNA G.A.A. Rep., Bowling, S,S,L., Student Aide. ELIZABETH MCKEY G.A.A., Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, lr. Red Cross Rep. ROBERT McLEOD Band, Hall Guard, Orch., lr. Red Cross Rep., Shore Line Rep. N-.J GERDA IVIEVES G.A.A., Swim., Hall Guard, S.S.L. LOUIS MEYERS Bowling, Football, Chem., Movie Operator, Sr. Class Day Corn., S.S.L. LORETTA MICHAU G.A.A., Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross Rep., P.T.A. Rep., S.S.L. DONNELL MILLER Mixed Chorus, S.S.I.. IAMES MILLER Bowling, Football, Movie Operator Sec., P.T.A. Rep., Sr, Social Com., S.S.L., Student Aide. IOEL MILLER I Bowling, Golf, Tennis, Chem., Clean-Up Com., Movie 2 A Operator, N.H,S., Scholarship Award, Sr. Class Treas., Shore Line Staff and Rep., S.S.L., Tide Staff, Student - Aide. MARILYN MOORE G.A.A. Rep., Bowling, Horseback, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard, Nautilae, P.T.A. Rep., Sr. Class Day Com., SSL., Tide Staff. DONALD MURRAY Shore Line Staff. RICHARD MYERS Baseball, Football, Track, Band, Hall Guard, Orch., S.S.L. STANLEY NASARZEWSKI R.O.T.C. Cadet Capt., Sr. Prom Com., S.S.L. THOMAS NEARY Baseball, Basketball, Letter Man, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, lr. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Class Pres., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep., Tar-Roots' Capt. ALLAN NELSON Bowling Capt., Chem., Hall Guard, 2 Scholarship Awards, Sr. Public Relations Com., Shore Line Staff and Rep., S.S,L., Stamp, Student Aide, N.H.S. 39 2579, L. I i 6L:5:5 0 DAVID NIMZ I-Iall Guard, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Commencement Com., S.S.L., Tide Staff. LOIS NITZSCHE G.A.A. Rep., Girls' Chorus, Sr. Pin and Ring Com., S.S.L. RUTH NORINDER G.A.A., S.S.L. ARLENE NOWAK G.A.A., Hall Guard, lr. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. CHARLES OAKLEY S.S.L. RICHARD OAKLEY Basketball, Golf, Tennis. THERESA OESCH G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Chem., Hall Guard, Nautilae, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Finance Com., Tar-Roots, Tide Rep., Student Aide. GWYNETH OLSON G.A.A., Bowling, Hall Guard, S.S.L. MARION O'NEIL G.A.A. Rep., Clean-Up Corn., Hall Guard, lr. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Gift Corn. RAYMOND OVERHOLT Football, Band Pres., Orch., R.O.T.C., S.S.L. Rep. LAUREN PACHMAN G.A.A. Board, Letter Girl, 3 Chevrons, Bowling, Horse- back, Chem., Mixed Chorus, Latin Treas., Ir. Town Council Chairman, N.H.S., Nautilae, 3 Scholarship Awards, Sr. Literary Com., S.S.L. Bulletin Board Com., Tide Literary Editor, Student Aide, Scholastic Writing Award--HM. Short-Short Story. DOLORES PAPPAS G.A.A., Letter Girl, S.S.L., Tide Rep., Student Aide. ARNOLD PASSMAN Bowling, Golf, Chem., Clean-Up Com., French, Hall Guard, Sr. Finance Com., Tide Staff. RONALD PATINKIN Baseball, Bowling, Track, Hall Guard, S.S.L., Tide Rep., Student Aide. GILBERT PEARSON Swim., Chem., Hall Guard, Movie Operator, R.O.T.C. 2d Lt., Sr. Cap and Gown Com. SHIRLEY PIECZYNSKI G.A.A., Bowling, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. Rep. THERESA PILEWSKI G.A.A. Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide. IOHN PILON Baseball, Football, Swim., Letter Man, Band, Hall Guard, S.S.L. 40 une 7953 IOAN PIOWATY G.A.A., Bowling Capt., Mixed Chorus, S.S.L., Tide Rep., N.H.S. KATHERINE PRESCOTT G.A.A. Rep., Girls' Chorus, Clean-Up Com., French Vice-Pres., Library, N.I-I.S., Nautilae, lr. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Commencement Com., Shore Line Staff, S.S.L., Student Aide. IOANNE PRICE G.A.A., Amer. Heritage, Chem., Discussion, Hall Guard, Pan-Amer., Saiety, Sr. Finance Com., Shore Line Rep.. S.S.L. Rep., Tide Staff and Rep., Student Aide, N.H.S. LORRAIN E REINGLASS G.A.A. Rep., Hall Guard, S.S.L. DOLORES REIZNER G.A.A., Library, Sr. Cap and Gown Com., S.S.L., Student Aide. NANCY RICH G.A.A., Bowling, Girls' Chorus, Nautilae Pres., Sr. Social Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Social Center Planning Com., Tide Staff. GUTHRIE RILEY Football, Track, Hall Guard, Movie Operator, R,O.T.C. 2d Lt., Sr. Cap and Gown Com., S.S.L. VERDA RILEY G.A.A., Cheer Leader, Hall Guard, Safety, Sr. Cap and Gown Com., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. Rep. IUDITH RITTENHOUSE G.A.A. Rep., Chem., Hall Guard, S.S.l... ANITA ROBBINS G.A.A., Hall Guard, S.S.L. DOLORES ROBERTS G.A.A., Bowling, Girls' Chorus Pres., P.T.A. Rep., Sr. Social Com., S.S.I.., Tide Rep. NORMAN RODEN Chem., Movie Operator, S.S.L. Rep. ELAINE ROSCH G.A.A., Swim., Cheer Leader, Latin, S,S.L. LYLE ROSENTHAL Mixed Chorus Letter, Discussion, Ir. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. THOMAS RYBARSKI Football, Hall Guard, S.S.L. DAVID SACHS Band, R.O.T.C., S.S.L. LAWRENCE SAGER Football, Track, Mixed Chorus, Hall Guard, S.S.L, FRANCES SANDMANN G.A.A., S.S.L. 41 C066 0 HARRIET SAX G.A.A. Rep., Amer. Heritage, Hall Guard, S.S.L., Social Center Planning Com., Student Aide. LEON 'SCHEFFLER Track, Band, R.O.T.C. 2d Lt., Ritle Team, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. SARRELL SCHLUTZ G.A.A., Bowling, Swim., Hall Guard, Shore Line Rep. MARLENE SCHMIDT G.A.A., Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross Rep., P.T.A. Rep., Sr, Public Relations Com., S.S.L., Student Aide. LORAINE SCHNEIDER G.A.A. Rep., Clean-Up Com. Sec.-Treas., French, Hall Guard, lr. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. FREDERICK SCHWARTZ Band, Chem., Hall Guard, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide. ROBERT SCHWARTZ Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Movie Operator, S.S.L., Tide Rep. SUE SERAFIN G.A.A., Hall Guard, S.S.L. CHARLES SHANNON Band Letter, Hall Guard, Orch., Pan-Amer. Pres., R.O.T.C., Sr. Pin and Ring Com., S.S.L., Tide Staff and Rep. FRANCINE SHAPIRO G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, Clean-Up Corn., Ir, Red Cross Rep., Sr. Commencement Com., S.S,L., Student Aide. SANDRA SHEINART G.A.A., Bowling, French, Hall Guard, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide. EDWARD SHERIDAN Baseball, Basketball, Letter Man, Hall Guard, S.S.L. LOIS SHUTTER G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, Bowling, Horseback, Swim., Cheer Leader, Sr. Class Day Corn., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L. ADRIENNE SIEGEL G.A.A., Chem., Hall Guard, Library, P.T.A. Rep., Sr. Statistics Corn., S.S.L., Tide Staff, Student Aide. BARBARA SIEGEL G.A.A., Aqua-Debs, Hall Guard, S,S.L. Rep. EILEEN SIMON G.A.A. Rep., Clean-Up Com., S.S.L., Tide Staff. GLORIA SKIDELL G.A.A., Clean-Up Com., P.T.A. Rep., S.S.L. Rep. IAMES SMITH French, Hall Guard, Ir. Red Cross Rep., Sr Pin and Ring Corn., S.S.L. Rep. 42 une 7953 RICHARD SMITH Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Pan-Amer., Sr. Statistics Com., S.S.L. SHIRLEY SOBUCKI G.A.A., Hall Guard, Ir. Red Crass Rep., S.S.L. KENNETH SONE Baseball, Chem., Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep. AURELIA SPECYAL G.A.A., Clean-Up Com. Pres., Hall Guard, Philanthia, lr. Red Crass Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide. SHIRLEY STARR G.A.A., Bowling, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard, S.S.L. ELAINE STEIN G.A.A., Library, lr. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L., Tide Rep. FLORENCE STEINBERG G.A.A. Rep., French, Hall Guard, lr. Red Cross Rep. THOMAS STEPANICH Football, Hall Guard, Sr. Gilt Corn., S.S.L. WILLIAM STEWART S.S.L. ROBERT STUART Bowling, Swim., Track, Letter Man, Hall Guard, S.S.L. NORMA SULLIVAN G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, Philanthia, lr. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Pin and Ring Com., S.S.L. Rep., Student Aide. DONALD SZAFRANSKI Football, Swim., Hall Guard, S.S.L. RICHARD TAPLEY Band Letter, Movie Operator, Sr. Class Day Com., S.S.L. HENRY TAYLOR Baseball, Basketball, Swim., Band, Clean-Up Com., French, Hall Guard, Camera, lr. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Prom Corn., Shore Line Staff and Rep., S.S.L. Lawn Com., Tide Rep. ROSE MARY THORSEN G.A.A., Bowling, Hall Guard, Sr. Giit Corn., Shore Line Rep., S.S.L., Student Aide. MARY TRAER G.A.A., Bowling, S.S.L., Student Aide. GRACE TRZECIAK G.A.A. DONALD UNTERBERGER Baseball, BCISlCetball, S.S.L. 43 'G' X SME aaa 0 une 3 GEORGE UYTTEBROECK Hall Guard, S.S.L. IOANN VAN VLIET G.A.A. Pres. and Rep., Letter Girl, Bowling, Horseback, Swim., Life Saving, Tennis, Hall Guard, Nautilae, Student Aide, N.l-I.S. MARILYN VICKMAN G.A.A., Sr. Literary Com., S.S.I... HAROLD WALLIS Chem., Hall Guard, Movie Operator, R.O.T.C., lr. Red Cross Rep., Sr. Finance Com., S.S.L. BEATRICE WATERHOUSE G.A.A., S.S.L., Student Aide. CHARLES WEISE Baseball, Swim., Clean-Up Com., Hall Guard, lr. Red Cross Rep., S.S.L. ANN WESTON G.A.A. Rep., Letter Girl, 2 Chevrons, Tennis, Band Sec., Chem., Discussion, N.H.S., Nautilae, Sr. Statistics Com., S.S.L. Rep., Compass Corn., Publicity Com. SUSAN WHARTON G.A.A., Letter Girl, Chevron, Swim., Life Saving, S.S.L. WILLIAM WHITE Football. IUDY WILLIAMS G.A.A., Bowling, S.S.L. CAROLE WILSON G.A.A., Hall Guard, S.S.L., Student Aide. THOMAS WITZMAN R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, S.S.L. IOEL WOLFF Hall Guard, Movie Operator, S.S.L. JOSEPH WOMBLE Band, Orch., R.O.T.C., S.S.L. IOHN WOODWARD Bowling, S.S.L. EDWARD YALOWITZ Amer. l-leritage, Chem., Camera, lr. Town Council, Movie Operator, N.l-I.S., Sr. Prom Com., S.S.L., Social Center Planning Com. Chairman. NATHAN YELLEN Bowling, Sr. Literary Com., S.S.L. Rep. IEAN ZIMMERMAN . - rr' .A., S.S.L., Student Aide. 44 Q JL? W S nfl, SAW Our former assistant principal, Mr. Clarence Fossier, had long been one of the familiar faces that was seen in school and at its activ- ities. To our regret, the business World at last claimed a friend and a kindly counselor. His Wise guidance and loyal service will long be a part of the mem- ories of South Shore. Seniors gather around Miss Al- bright, class sponsor, at the Ianuary prom held at the Shoreland Hotel. UFIOIQPCZGLJJ iuiriionfi Division time is probably one of the most important periods of the school day for South Shore's students. After the daily bulletin is read and the roll is taken, the remainder of the session is devoted to such activities as the collecting of money for school organizations and dis- cussions with the division teacher about the future plans of each student. The small amount of free time that remains may be used to finish some homework, or to get acquainted With fellow classmates. Upper: Kathy Rosenthal add esses Gene Frederick, Mrs. Lassen. Sponsor, Diane Teter, Dave Lowis, Edward Hecht, David Rapport, Ruth Stone, and Peggy Kovats members of the 1B Coun- cil on a division problem. Center: Ring salesman, Mr. Parker. helps Iudy Iohnson, Dick Barta, Pat McCartan, Gerry Yalowitz, Gunther Koffimake, Gay French. and Barbara Allen members of the first semester 31-X council choose their class rings. Lower: Ioan Poulos, treasurer, Carl Chestler, vice-president, and Beverly Michelsen, president, oi the first semester 2B Council. look over the class budget. The class officers of the B divisions are: 1B Council Barbara Thurnstrom, presi- dent: Pat Carlson, treasurer: Lois Weiss, and Margaret Mar- tin. 2B Council Carol Newman, David Bogan. Edwin Shapiro, and Marcia Mel- linghausen. GB Council 3B Council George Scott, president: Earl Hagberg, vice-president: Sally Payne, secretary: lean Miller, treasurer. 48 ifki M0042 miuidion Class of Ianuary 1954 The Iunior Mixed Chorus is indebted to this division for their president, Dave Aggerholm, and treasurer, Terry Gerrard. Terry has also Won a scholarship award. Maynard Thompson and Iohn McFarland are on the basketball and football teams respectively. Sports and music dominate the interests of this division. Upper: Front row ff Sandra Barnbaum. Maynard Thompson. Back row - Barbara Stein, Betty Mandarino, Bob Simari, Ted Boyme, lack Colander, Ierry Chambless, Tom Tiliariy. Elaine Pam. Center: Dancing - Terry Gerrard. Front rowfCarol Hofer, ginia Hill Cplaying pianol, bara Falk. Back row-f 'Gerald Brown, Bob Levi tplaying hornb, Lydia kazis, Iohn Chelius, David Ag- gerholm, lohn McFarland. Lower: Organizing a meeting of their division are Ioan Dahl, Nancy Shupe, Tom Gebhardt, Martin Ernsteen, and Rick Doody. ,wif r. ranefi 4 wcfuon Ken Brown, Winner of a scholarship award and former chairman of the 3A steering committee, is the scholastic leader ot the 4B class. Iune Forde, Ioan Darrah, and Dorothy Straub are an exceptionally active trio. The division is enthusiastic about sports and has many participants. Upper: Gordon Iohnson, Ronald Su- beck. Ken Brown,Dorothy Straub. Iune Forde, and Philip Pomper are always prepared to laugh at one ol Mr. Crane's jokes. t f his . ni Q Center: Front row -- Miriam Factor, lack Mendelson, Frieda Lome. Second row'-Rachel Palinkin. Mercedes Severns. Nancy Gril- fin. Back Row - Beryl Ragins, Gloria Chmielewski, David Ro- senberg. Gordon Iohnson. Lower: Front row--Arlene Pavelin, Ioan Darrah, Richard Krooth, El- vira Bylinski, Cathy Lucas, Bin- nie Rosenberg, Ferne Gomberg, Paul Migdal. Back row -- Parker Melling- hausen, Charles Lask, Richard Christensen, Bob Silver, Donna Kost, Vic Winquist. Manfred Spindell. R in QWJMCLQ 41? lbzuziion Here's a sports minded division. There are members on the football team, a track man, one tennis fiend, and eleven bowling league par ticipants. Carol Adams is vice-president of Aqua Debs and also sec retary of G.A.A. In scholarship, Brina Iaffee takes the lead With a double 3A award. She also served on the 3A Steering Committee with her fel low division member, Ken Pardee. Upper: Front row. seated - 'loanne Decker, Don Gibbs, Bob Fenzen. Thelma Shapiro. Back row---Melvin Kantor, Clit- iord Barton, Roqer Zuttermeister. Earl Solomon. Ieri Swee, R01-inn Conder, Ioan Evenstein, Harriet Elias, Beverly Beer. Center: Front row -A Virginia Daniel. IoAnn Butler, lean Sanders. Second row-Don Sealy, Har- old Johnson, Ierry Edelstein, Iim Collings. Sheldon Stark. Iudy West, Gail Miller. Billie Snell. Third row- -Ken Pardee. Harry Le Pan. Al Escarroz, Sandra Levitt. Lower -- Carol Adams and Brina Ialfee smile at the simplic- ity ot Bob Smith's explanation ot the relationship between the geometric solid in his hand and the diagram on the board. In his corner Dick Cassidy may be thinking ot football team forma- tions. 49 ii L 01195 QLULZSLOIQ Miss Long s d1v1s1on has many claims to glory An active participant of the d1v1s1on 1S Ruth Carlson who 1S treasurer of S S L and has Won a 3A SGIVICG award Beth Saphlr serves as secretary of the G.A.A. Besides possessing executive ability this d1v1s1on 1S interested in music and sports. Upper: Front row, seated - Ieanette Cairns, Faye Lathom, Georqianne Larson. Second row, seated - Barbara Benson, Donn Ebert, Michael Friedman, Herbert Eiseman, Sally Hind, George Berqer, Dave Ein- binder, Burton Greenberq. Standinq Owen Deutsch. Center: Front row -V Barbara Brown, Sherry Leopold, Louise Oesterle, Iackie Bloom. Second row - Ruth Carlson, Don Sayre, Dan Goldsmith, Patsy Meyerson, Don Mittledori, Ioan Stewart, Lois Scobie. Back row Ted Naktin, Ronald Stone, Gary Naktin, Nowell Korey, Larry Hirsch. Lower ---In l2l, Beth Saphir creates sounds that please Alice Greenberq. Harry Slan, and George Peterson. 50 wa ra eed 3 wmon Music enthusiasts you bet! Ioan Brown sings with the dance band and Steve Sadlek is president of Iunior Mixed Chorus. They are also good artists. Woody Chilson Won a fifty dollar War bond: Peggy Hoch and Loxiqci Lange were gold key Winners in the Chicago Regional Scholastic LX -1 it. Uppers Lured by the briqht October day Marie Dahlin, Fre- delle Knaster, Paul Winer, Ierry Friedman, and Carol Mulhall linger outside the northeast en- trance, Center Ioan Brown, George Halper, Ioseph Anderson, How- ard Strunk, Karla Swanson. Nancy Ievert, Lee Austerlade. Ed Bood, Iudie Gerrick, Bob Che- lius, Rosetta Solomon, Leora Reamcs., Iohn Kelly. Lower Dancing, clockwise-- Bill Brandwein, Marylyn Dok- torsky, Iulie Unger, Leonard Lickerman, Carol Rosenthal, Iohn Hamilton, Marilyn Kitzis, Buddy Roseman. Background Steve Sadlek, Gay French, Arnold Zik, Mari- lynn Hoover, Peggy Hoch, Larry Madderom, Milton Strauss, Mari- lyn Panozzo. lf':5. gfairii 3.14 ibiuioion Building a name for this division are Iudy Iohnson, secretary of Nautilae and G.A.A. Board member: Lorrie Perruso, a cheer leader and secretary of Iunior Girls' Chorus: and Herb Peck, Tide Literary Staff member. Swimmer, Ierry Thurman and movie operator president, Sid Brottman, are active, too. in , Q' N.nv ' ,ssl-1 Upper: Front row--David Cohen, Alan Saperston. Second row-Lorraine Perruso. Maureen Swidler, Alice Andrews. Kay Zahorik. Third row- Iudy Iohnson, Bar- bara Latimer, Marlene Heine- mann, Michael Lyons. Back rowf Charles Bradford, Will Brown, Larry Stone, Ioan Pagenkopi. Center: Foreground - Carolyn Powell. Sid Brottman. Front row-Bob Hechler, Wil- liam Summerfield, Lois Morrow. Iacqueline Ach. Babs Horsley. Second row---Bruce Zeif, Paul Newberger, Steve Schuham. Third row- Iim Blisk, Charles Caldwell. On stairs --- Nancy Parsons. Sandy Iohnston, Barbara Earth. Lower - In spite oi a cool breeze Angie Allen. Carolyn Vandersee, Herbert Peck, Paul Horwitz, and Maxine Goldman select this sunny spot for their last minute comparisons of home- work assignments. 52 idzi 50642 3.4 miuiriion This division certainly controls a lot of money-bags with Myrna Salomon, treasurer of the Girls' Chorus and vice-president of the G.A.A. On the sports page are swim team members, Ioe Kater, lim Taylor, and Iohn Mizanin: Bob Greitzer and Richard Kraft are on the varsity basketball squad. Upper-As Richard Kraft res- cues two ladies in distress, Bar- bara Allen and Cordelia Wag- ner, lockermates Iim Taylor and loe Kater discuss their plans for the day. Center: On floor-Beverly Eglin, Iuciy Thatcher, Marlene Eve. Leslea Wenk. On couches -- Allen Born. Myrna Salomon. Ioanne Barrow- man, Ioan Wolstenholme, Bever- ly Hillman, Iohn Mizanin, San- dria Sterling. Back row--Larry Kilcran, Ios- eph Appel. Les Davis, Marjorie Kapp, Ken Goldberg, Bob Greit- zer, Kay Cohen. Lower: Front row, seated Beverly Becich, Roslyn Brown, Carol Friend, Pat Cuvelier. Second row, seaIed4Geraldine Ward, Linda Neumann, Mary Thomson, Bill O'Donnell, Nore man Baskes, Aaron Bram. Iames Reddel. Standing- Ngaire Snow, Ed- ward Crowell, Ed Adelman. 53 i, M nr lr. M. .gefolmanli 314 iuidion If you're looking for talent you'll find it here! In the music department Richard Barta, Bette Diman, Sally Io Knowles and Sue Wall are tops. Basketball star, Bob Rubin, and bowler, Sally Io Knowles, who captured sixth place in the A.B.C., complete the cast. Upper: Seated- Iackie Littsky, Sandra Kaplan, Edwin Seeh. Standing Arnold Markl, Ierry Pruzansky, Charlotte Rollin, Bob Rubin, Bill Crane, Pat McMahon. Center: Clockwise lack Mitchell, Deb- bie Rattner, Louis Edelstein, Lois Freeman, Benny Katz, Ierry Grunwald, Dick Barta, Norman Friedland, Sally Knowles, Shar- yon Banks, Lois Frenzel, Ruth Weckinqer, Lower -The maqic oi music casts its spell over Gloria Bian- chi, Larry DuBois, Sue Wall. Iohn Fulton, and Bette Diman. 54 ifizi Qanerh 3.14 ibiuidion This division is proud of Tom Szatranski and Art Wielkopolan, football team members, and swimmer Dave Crane. Mary Trevelyan and Doris Wainwright are on the bowling team. Diane Anderson is on the G.A.A. Board. The division officers are Mary Trevelyan and Sandra Bernstein. Upper: Seated on floor Arlene Zuck- erman, Ioline Cobb, Sandy Bern- stein, Carol Iohnson. On Chairs Betty Lee, Edwin Radas, Art Wielkopolan, Bertram Kosberg, Mary Trevelyan, Ioan Vanek, Maurice Cain. Center: Front row Paula Price, Naomi Calisofi, Diane Anderson. Second row - Dona Masters. Aline Kahn, Barbara Meyer. Third row Don Brownell, Lor- raine Heiferman, Doris Wain- wright, Iohn Wychelewski. Fourth row--Tom Szafranski, Iames Kowal. Back row -Hydrick Gardner. Lower-W Doing it up el Espanol N way are Gerrie Owen, David , Crane. Sheila Mettel, Io Duggan, 5 and Connie Owen. L GFOA 6 ZLULJLOH Miss Grohs division has plunged Whole heartedly into South Shore's act1v1t1es They are IOOM, 1n S S L and G A A Members of this division have attained various awards Esther Harrison Nancy Feingold, and Verna Godman have earned scholarship awards and Marlene Pryz- Upper: Left tablee-Barbara Turley, Geraldine Yalowitz, Verna God- man, Helen McDermed fStand- inql, Anita Kleinberq, Sandra Carr. Right table-Curtis Coutts, Bar- bara Rappaport. Dorothy Kave- shan, Harry Hagan fStandinq2, lean Anderson, Iordan Wexler, Nancy Slou. Center: Fixing tie f--Ed Zahorik, Myron Heligott. Background - Ioan Harris, Carol York, Sonia Klein, Al Lorenc, Paula Wasserman, Anna Markel, Nancy Feingold, Howard Rosenwasser, Iohn Wagner. Lower-Esther Harrison, Eqon Kahn. and Fern Volk smilingly agree with Iohn Ca1vin's com- ments. 56 M. 3.24 liuidion The S.S.L., G.A.A., and the P.T.A. have collected l00'M: from Mrs. Kulle's division. Four girls are in the Girls' Chorus and one boy is on the swim team. Irwin David is the secretary of the bowling league in which he and Martin Volk are captains of bowling teams. Upper: Front row-fflohn Hutson, Roger Stevens. Second row Mildred Yovich. Basil Kromelow. Back row f Bonnie Theme, Charles Leber. 1 I ! V r l i xxx I Center: l Front row-Iackie Warneke. 1 Bob Cheqwidden, Kathie Sims, 2 Martin Volk, Barbara Schindell, N Harriet Fink. Second row - George Guest, - Nicholas Pitsoulakis. Adrienne Zeitz. 2 Back row-Harold Berg, Mel i Markon, Larry Eiqer. t I l Lower Herbert Binswanqer and Ioyce Averbuch select a new record to assure continuous en- joyment lor Rhea Shittrin, Wil- liam Kruse, and Irwin David. 57 ifid QMAMLOA 7 .SJJ4 iuifiion Miss Mouloukous' division certainly supports South Shore activities, being the first group to obtain their goal of IOOCM, in G.A.A., S.S.L., cmd P.T.A. Among their outstanding members are Art Lange and Iim Zucker- man on the swim team and Bob Morris Who has just been elected Pres- ident of S.S.L. for 1953-54. Upper-Early customers, Ierrv Kaplan, Verna McEndree, Bob Morris, and Frank Hailand are on hand to receive their S.S.L. pins from Ada Brown. r- y l Center: Front rowYNancy Pyatt, Diane Zussman, Sheldon Miqdal. Second row Dan Kaplan, Larry Shapiro, Howard Menaker. Mary Montgomery. Third row --- Eileen Norwood. Dorothy Malloy. Back row-Paul Rausher. Clar- ence Martin. Lower: Seated - Ioanne Fredrickson, Leonarda Mounteney, Lucille Youngren, Carole Cremer. Second row-Shirley Koshork. Barbara Cohen, Hoy Bryant, Ron- ald lzydorek, Deborah Rottmayer. Stanley Blaszczyk, Wayne Gray. Standing--Barbara Lekki, Bar- bara Bender, Iules Laser, Art Lange, Sandy Kaufman, Gunther Koifinke. WY- wa nnan 4 3 wmon This division boasts of a double award winner, Lillian Smith, and a scholarship award winner, Donald Davidson. Peter Dieter is on the Tide Literary Staff. Taking charge of the division's affairs are Adrienne Simon, president: Don Will, treasurer: and Pat Nickelson, secretary. U' K ,, Q ' 4 .ss if W ' V . ns A if 1 L W ' , if 7 A desk now stands empty: for W S ' N, L ri Georae Toole is one of those who S , , 'S died in the past year. However, ' S 'Y he left a crystal memory ot a ,X smilinq face that will never be 55 iorqotten. it ax. . . t, ' Upper: Seated Adrienne Simon, Don- na Zimbler, Lillian Gross, Lois Wasserman. Standinq Dori Will, Paul Greenwalt, Dick Mueller, Iack McKernin, Peter Dieter, Beverly Howson, Georqe Toole, David Hedberg, Vivien Lyon. 5 t Center: Front row Marlene Zisook. Donna Vanderkloot, Geraldine Olson, Iackie Dwyer, Second row Iudith Hale. Myrna Levy, Irwin Bevacqua, Beverly Erenberq, Ken Shel- hamer. David Patchen. -ft. Back row Tom Ahern, Stew- art Gordon, Bob Chapter, Ronald Radcliil, Wilmar Weinberq, Tom Nyhan. -.L Lower Pat Nickelson anil Iesse Iverson, dancinq to amuse Lillian Smith, lim Gottreich, and Donald Davidson are typical of our social intormality. 59 ifid yfnacheli 35 ibiuidion Athletics play a big part in Miss Mackie's division with five letter men, three Aqua-Debs, two cheer leaders, and seven letter girls in the group. Scholastically, President Larry Mintz received a double ZA award: lean Miller, Barbara Peulecke, and lay Precourt received scholarship awards. 't gun' E f-f. , .3 Upper: Front rowflackie Lurie, Lois Rosenberg, Harry Kentopian. Second row - Myrna Golden, IoAnn Evander, Lee Mihas, Pat Rose, Bob Packer, Bob Hirsch. Back row-Carol Sax, Laura Exman. Kay Potter. Barbara Peulecke, Ron Freund, Bill Bul- lard, Iames Iohnson. Center: Front row fclockwisel- Sally Payne, lean Miller, Debbie Pol- lack, Carol Wolff, Ioel Spunqin. Morton Berq, Helen Reader, Bob Cahill. Natalie Stern. Back row' Penny Chapter, Ina Lev, Roy Nicholson, Bill McFar- land, Robert Fajman. Lower Iay Precourt, Marilyn Larson, and Lois Wittbecker thoughtfully weigh the words of Larry Mintz. 60 M. Weak .gg liuidion David Hargrove, Bernice Zimmer, Charles Green, and Norton Wasser- man, class president, received ZA Scholarship Awards. Gene Fineberg received a service award. Gene Poole, lim Carlson, Fred Freeark, Bruce Mitchell, Bill Shropshire, Earl Hagberg, and Lorene Petersen excel in sports. Upper-'As they pack canned goods Earl Haqberq, Bruce Mitch- ell, Bill Shropshire, Norton Was- serman, and Bernice Zimmer so- berly consider the pliqht of needy people. X . Center: Standing -Dave Rosenthal. Front Row - Helen Aldridqe. Vernon Craig, Leona Harth. Second row'-'Margaret Forney, Dennis Netherton. Marqaret Mat- ten. Third row Phyllis Check, lohn Caho, Charlene Sill. Fourth row-Arthur Hatfield, Penny Weaver, Lorene Petersen. Back row-Harold Tickell, Ierry Levy. il Lower: Front row Barbara Conrad, Paula Brennwasser, Dave Har- grove, Second row-Shirley Sucher- man, Donna Moen, Carol Kehoe. Leonard Kaplan. Third row -- Gene Fineberq, Don Broder, Sheldon Lichtenstein. Gene Poole. Fourth row - lim Soderlund, lim Rantranz, Charles Greene. Back row' George Scott, lim Carlson. idd on remerh 35 ribiuidion lg Q f -5-1' W' President Mike Heymang Veep Bob Berghotfg Secretary Sidney Booth: and Treasurer Ivan Berk are those who help smooth division organiza- tion. Mac Iolly, Band Manager, plays in the concert and dance bands. He's also in the Biology Club and on the Frosh-Soph football team. Awards for scholarship were received by Allen Smith and Bob Berg- hoif. Upper: Seated on floor Iris Feldman. Front row Leroy Brown, Bruce Sutton, Iudy Leeds, Fleurette Wriska. Martin Kutka, David Garretson, Don Zehme, Barbara Schwartz. Second row---Richard Pareira, Iim Connor, Allen Grais. Back rowf-Tony Bedard. Bill Lundquist, Don Schabel. Fred Bushey. Center: Standing Sandra Israel, Mich- ael Lee, Don Przybyla, Richard Scheiller, Ierry Barancik, lvan Berk, Philip Gould. Seated on couch Helen Len- czycki. Marvin Pales, Mike Hey- man, Rose Villas. Seated, second row--Maryanthe Panutsos, Patricia Meyers, Ioyce Cummings, La Verne Wriska. ,W-Q5 Lower To find accurate infor- mation quickly Robert Berqhotf. Barbara Stein, Sidney Booth, and Pat Farrell rely on the current magazine section of the library. r. ,xdnclrizf iuiriion Sports hold the interest of Mr. Andris' division, for some are on the football, basketball, track, and swimming teams. This group is also interested in music: five members are in the bands and four belong to the choruses. The Tide Picture Staff claims Harold Klavvans and Ioel Solovy. l Upper: l Front row Curt Levinberq, l Sandra Linkemer. Second row Ene Marcus. Esther Scholar. Donn Schumacher. Claude Krecicki. Third row Audrey Lopacki. Ioel Solovy, Carter Scovel, Iere Lamensdorf, Bruce Iohnson. Back row Ed Wilson, Phil Yalowitz, Iohn Loftus. Center: Seated Dolores lmbrowicz. Sandra Blum, Gloria Dolemba. Eunice Iurgilas. Standing Tom Fournier, Stan- ley Iacobson, Ioan Grupka. Luel- la Ericson, Pat Fisher, Charles Horberq, Revelle Fleisher. Lower Edel Mikell, Elaine Ruthstein, Harold Klawans, Ioan Kravitz, Hazel Kramer, and Nancy McCaslin proudly assume the responsibilities of their divi- sion offices. 63 Wy 'S' 'Y iriri Clzafferfonii QJ4 iuiriion Entertainment and sports are two fields in which Miss Chatterton's divi- sion excels. There are four members on the basketball team and one on the swim team. Barbara Sweeney is in the Iunior Mixed Chorus. Betty Meadows and Barbara Van Duyse sing in the Iunior Girls' Chorus. The division is under the chairmanship of Barry Moses. , . . , I' , ' . H' -Xt .. 4 2- ... ' . -. . ' tm ..,, U y Upper: Front row--Donna Daniel, Bur- ton Hamrell, Barbara Van Duyse. Ralph Rusco. Second row David Ramis. Donna Diamant, Rose Ann Gol- ber. Matthew Kraly. Third row Shirley Black, Bill Moore, William Beros. Back row - David Hutchins. --.s..kq MN- Center: Front row -W lack Friedman, Ioan Bernberq, Bonnie Ruben- stein. Second row-Iennie Shneider. Barry Moses, Elouise Roush, Pam' ela Michau. Back row Ierry Nowak, Ierry Roeske, Betty Meadows, Sally Peters, Bill Horqan, Myles Gore don .fuk 'ma-..' Sweeney. Lower- These younq scientists are Catherine Witschey, Sandy Rosin, lim Walsh, and Barbara iam omla erli QA iuiriion Four members on the all S honor roll distinguish Miss Compher's division. During the first semester Beverly Michelson was 2B class pres- ident. Members are active in many other school organizations, for some are on the Frosh-Soph football team and in the choruses. lack Marks, Iim Malkus, and Arnold Karzov are on the Shore Line Staff. Upper -- As Iim Malkus and Beverly Michelson find out what's new in science, Pat McLeod and Ianet Lawton oversee Marcia Anderson's typinq technique. Center: Front row Rochelle Feld- schreiber, Ruth Decker, Patricia Wilton, Second row Beverly Green- berg, Lenore Burnjas. Third row--Bob Moore, Iohn Manion. Fourth row Harold Gordon, Naomi Kaplan. Buddy Sandine, Arnold Karzov, Back row Roberta Rendler, Ioanne Miller, Nancy Anderson. Robert Zalewski. Lower: Front row--Barbara Bornstein. Albert Semmers, Noel Wyandt Lois Stratton. Second row Marlene Gerst, Norene Kaminsky, Marilyn Cit ron, Nancy Musial. Back row Y- Ieanette Falvey Richard Sanders, Iack Marks Nancy Leander, Howard Lerner 0 9 1 O O O 5 Gtlflfbelfl 5 2 LULJLOFL IOOMD membership in all of the school organizations makes this division outstanding. Miss Hansen is proud of ten of her students who have made the honor roll. This group, headed by Marcia Behrstock, boasts of six members in our schoo1's bands and two in the Mixed Chorus. Two more are active in sports. cf 43, 'Nt- Upper: Front rowfludy Becker. Ioan Hart, lane Dtnqes, Diane Town- send. Second row Carol Ann lack- son, Diane Kaufman, Marilyn Frieder, Bennett Lentczner, Susan Price. Back row-Ira Manaster. War- ren Quinn, LeRoy Kinqsmill. Ru- dolph Sundberq, Stewart Aqoos. Center: Seated Marcia Behrstock, Lois latte. Standing 7 Ierry Rosenblatt, Charles Connors, Ioan Weinstein, Lorraine Factor, Arlene Berko- vitz, Iames Kaveshan, Nancy Norris, Iohn Weicher, Iames Wil- liamson, Marcia Gaynor. Lowereln true Rumpus Room spirit Guy Manaster tries to cut in on Richard Harris. dancinq with Dixie Compton to the rhythm of records selected by Rachelle Cohan and Iudy Waqner. 66 me Wooreli QA iuiriion What division other than Mr. Moore's can boast of Harvey, a white rat, whose custodian is Sara Moore? This division has other accomplish- ments, ten members on the honor roll and 1002 in G.A.A. Officers are Dick Sloan, president: Ioan Poulos, vice-president5Lynr1 Newman, sec- retaryp and Bob Lineback, treasurer. Upper: Front row-Gordon Shaw, Sara Moore, Mary Klawans. Second row-Ronald Dalken. Lois Sapkin, Gay Schoemer, Io- anne Zitowsky, Sheila Weinberq, James Marine. Back row 'Ierry Kagan, Roqer Gould, Ioe Grant, Dick Sloan, Howard Myers, Carl Ievert. Center: Front row --loan Poulos, Lynn Newman. Second row Rosalind Hirsh- tield, Myrna Morris. Third row-- -Ray Asplund, Shar- on Rosenthal. Fourth row 7 Evelyn Kornetz. Iacqueline Bogomol. Back row Virqinia McNarma. Roy Moore, Sandy Shulman, ludy Schneider. Lower-T squares, trianqles. and scale rulers are sources ot frequent interest to Georqia Papayanis, Iudy Byrne, Richard Pace, Marvin Klapman, and How- ard Mindell. 87 IST dau .Q .JV Wm Waflzanb QJ4 iuidion There's music in the air when Mr. Nathan's division meets. Members are active in the Girls' Chorus, Band, cmd Orchestra. Two outstanding musical members, Lance Lawson and Tom Barber, banded together and formed a piano and cello duo. Outstanding members ot the R.O.T.C. are George Wharton, Ierry Sievert, and Robert Frazier who received medals of recognition. Upper: Seated --- Shirley Diman. Iohn Hartnett, Steve Rashkow, Neal Chazdon, Sue Bushey, Gwen Mc- Callum, Harriet Weinberg, Mari- lyn Satovitz. Standing - Barbara Graivier, Iacqueline Lacasse, Martin Klaz- mer, Ierry Sievert, Ken Teske. Robert Penninger, Deanna Tax- man. Center: Seated--Phyllis Miller, Nancy Hoyle, Geraldine Bonifield, Bare bara Solomon, Sandra Deutsch. Marylee Loqler. Geraldine Sus- kin. Standing-Carl Roemer. Ralph lones, George Wharton, Bernard Feldman, Paula Ehrlich, David Shuchter, Dale Stahl. --1' Lower-Assuming the role of art critic, Bob Frazier faces mixed reactions from Teresa Demma. Carol Anderson, Lance Lawson, and Shirley Goldstine. mr. Wadmuddenli 2,4 iuiriion President Iohn Miller, Vice-president Dave Wilson, and Secretaries Hilda Goldin and Nancy Adler are the officers of Mr. Rasmussen's division. Baseball, football, and basketball are some of the interests which mem- bers have developed. Leading scholastically are Nancy Adler, Paula Barkan, Iohn Miller, and Iirn Yarrow. Upper - The school library proves a biq help to Hilda Gold- in, Iames Yarrow. Iulie Wino- qrad, Iohn Miller, and Mary Ann Carlson. Center: Front row Leah Morse, Floyd Schlossberq, Dixie Iohnson. Second row f Paula Barkan. Susan Cohen, Allan Steward. Third row -- Beverly Schecter. Iohn Maloney, Ianet Kennedy. Back row lohn Dill, Raymond Stock. b Lower - Shirley Sann, Gail Weber, lean Wolstenholme. Nancy Adler, Gary Hunt, Barbara Hind, Sue Kraus, Nancy Murphy. David Wilson, Richard Arney. Tom Reece, Bill McMahon. B9 fern :S QA wwwn What other division can claim a student l1ke Mur1el Goldsmith, who has never missed the all S honor roll? Actively participating on the Frosh Soph football team are Bob Bruce Lorenz Kull and Steve Motyll. Dave Cross is a member of the swim team and also 1S president of the Upper-Are they listeninq to the World Series or to the cam- paign oratory of Adlai and Ike? Muriel Goldsmith, Diane Frank, Marjorie Gross, Herb Mack, and Dave Cross are excited about the news. Center: On floor Adrienne Sommer. Alice Krueger, Marilyn Ruda. On couches Beverly Sidell, Gloria Chapman, Anita Weiner. Kathleen Hanlon, Adrienne Na- pols, Herman Bloom, Sharon Al- pert, Richard Bylinski, Phyllis Osinski. Standing Mike Kornaiel, Iames Waqner, Beverly Gold- berg, Georgia Halt, Mary Lew. Lower: Front row - Sylvia Graham, Lorraine Kantor, Arlene Osinski, Irving Weintraub, Richard Hoield. Back row--Shirley Valles, Carl Chestler, Susan Slitkin, Gail Schmidt, Mary Brown, Pete Tala- monti, Carol Leaf, Sue Rosenblatt. 70 9 b O C O I 5. QGLUQI' 5 2 LULZUOIQ l0O'Mn is the motto of Mrs. Weaver's ZA division, including S.S.L., G.A.A and Shore Line drives. Members take part in the Band, Girls' and Mixed Choruses, Swim, French, and Biology Clubs. Frank Ziolkowski, presl dent: Gerry Ostrow, vice-president: and Phil Conklin, secretary, help in carrying on division work. Upper: Front row Richard Halpert, Dolores Silverthorne, Tom Milas, Iudy Critz, Iudy Neeleson, Paula Ekmari. Back row Barry Fitzqibbons, David Smiejek, Mike Geller, Bar- bara Patrick. Barbara Weimer. Patricia Streeter. Center: Left row Doris Retzkv, Sara Villas, Marjorie Ohlhausen, A1 Baugher, lack Freels. Right row-Iay Goldbera, Suz- anne Curtis, Ianet Forde, Mary Ann Emody, Iean Butcher, Har- old McNichols. Lower'-Norman Bloom, Iack Baughman, Phil Conklin, Frank Ziolkowski, and Alice Schwebke tend to the final unloadinq oi supplies leit after the sophomore picnic. 71 ,,,fv-f i' rd. QJ4 iuiriion Mrs. Witting leads her division to the tune of Happy Birthday quite often. During the last year they have celebrated three birthday par- ties. These division members are not party goers only. Members par- ticipate on the football team, in the swim clubs, choruses, band, and Nautilae. 'rg' i www.: 7 Upper: Front row-Nancy Sider, Bare bara Dunlop, Marqie Landini, Arlene Wallace. Second row--Phyllis Bednarski, Cynthia Stiefel, Maxine Brody, Diane Sanford. Third row 7 Bob Anqarola, George McKenna, Ianet Hieroni- mus, Alice Nelson. At right - Tom Dabrowski. Iames Ganansky. Center: Standing S Iacky Freedman, Lou Ellen Novack. Front row - Margo Bourbules, Molly Morony, Ierry Schwan. Second row--David Middlemas. Ralph Canaday. Paula Chapman. Back row-George Reeder, Ar- lene Abrams, Norman Barron. Lower--Active in all school af- fairs - Iune Madclerom, Iudy Gray, Carol Adams, and Ted Pilewski do their share in lawn clean-up. 72 idd gonclh QM? tibiuidion Top place in the Children's Aid drive was won by Miss Bond's division. The swimming team, Iunior Mixed Chorus, irosh-soph foot- ball team, beginner, junior, and concert bands claim many members. Officers are President lack Karpen, Vice-President Iacqueline Iillson, Secretary Glennis Bell, and Treasurer Ronnie Williams. Upper: Front row -- Frances Carrera, Edith Rinqenberg, Cheryl Leminq, Marion Hopkins, Hubert Alpert. Back row - Georqe Foundos, Larry Rosenthal, Bob Mars, Don- na Wickersham, Elaine Green. Center: Front row--lack Karpen, Glenn Bell, Marlene Kniznik, Nancy Chiz. Second row-Anna Seip, Ro- berta Iohnsori. Back row W- Marty Goldsmith, Arthur Penn, Ronald Williams, Patsy Szczesniak, John Romans, Bob Arvaris. Lower Iackie Iillson and Glen- nis Bell listen as Charles Becker explains to Edward Shapiro how he painted this picture which won a place in the Chicago Scholastic exhibit. 73 -7 rr gb- .- . lfL05CL05 2 LULJLOIQ Mr. Buoscio's division has been actively participating in the music department and in the field of sports. Some of the outstanding athletes are Lester Baker, Robert Cohen, David Freund, and Stuart Friedlander. These boys take part in football, track, and tennis. Scholars are Sheldon Fienberg, Virginia Hochberger, Sandra Schuster, and Lester Baker. Upper - Tests with various harmless colored liquids are new experiences for Munn Heydorn, Sandra Schuster, Virqinia Hoch- berqer, and Frances Busch. XXX Center: Front row Francine Rosen- blatt, Ianice Alexander, Marsha Mellinghausen, Tom Howland. Second row Nancy Clark. Eli- nor Roseif. Sheldon Fienberq. Third row Marlene Peterson, Mimi Teitelman, lim Kane. Back row- Bob Cohen. Stuart Sandra Polleck. Mel Gorelik. Stanley Weiss. 74 Friedlander. Lower: Front row Iudy Greitzer. Gladys Aronberq, Diane Stuart. Second row 4 Iudy Warady. Third row --Warren Uppling. David Freund. Ierry Isackson. Fourth row v - William Locke, rd. 25 if-Zbiuiriion This division seems to have a tendency toward music. Leon Bender and Robert Krugman, trumpeters, are two members of the school band. Others of this group are spread out in the various branches of the school's music department. Besides these musical interests, Mrs. Fitch's division has 1002: membership in the G.A.A. and has 10079 Shore Line subscriptions. Upper: Seated Barbara Petcel, Elise Marer, Carole Glassman, Iune Koch, Hubert Duren. Standinq W- Richard Iohnson, Iill Green, Allen Swanson, Dale Hoidahl. Center: Front row' lim Saperston, San- dra Moss, Carol Larson. .----v------QQ .lng4 .g, Second row Bill Krause, Dor- othy Adams, Sydney Demovsky. Eileen Goldman. Third row-f-Ken Carlson, Iudy Triest, Iudy Rich, Maraaret Iohn- son. Back row Richard Griffin, Harriet Hanson. 'A-x Lower As Bob Kruqman and Diane Slilkin clap out the rhythm. Sandra Borg is swunq by her partner, Leon Bender. Carol New- man claps as she watches. 75 L pofferd 21? tibzuzdcon A d1v1son really interested 1n swimming cmd bowling is Miss Potter's 2B d1v1s1on It boasts of Fred Iohnson on the frosh soph swim team, and Marcia Walqulst a member of the Aqua Debs Members of the bowling leagues are Adrienne Pondel Sue Koch and Ioan Hirsch. Dor- othy Skovle has competed 1n two bowling tournaments. Upper- And just think, our own students desiqned these murals, boasts Sheldon Schleq- man to Sue Koch, Rochelle Hotf- man, Margaret Sheahan, and Shirley Michal. Center: Sealed- Nancy Epton, Lynne Miller. Standing-Fred Iohnson, Win- nie Levin, Dorolyn Hayes, Diane Coner, Don Driess. David Boqan. Lower: Front rowfBabette Wall, Ad- rienne Pondel, Arlene Iacobson. Marilyn Linetzky. Second row 'Ted Boyer, Lois Hemberq, Bill Peterson, Dorothy Skovie, Ioan Hirsch. Back row- Calvin Eisenberq. Bill Mchoy, Chuck Scheurer, Marcia Walquist, Howard Rosen- field, Lenny Mawrence, Arthur Krugman. 76 idx! .fgdrigfzf 2 f ibiuidion Led by Eugene Iezuita, this division is highly represented in the school's organizations. Burton Schmarak, Hedy Kroger, and David Bap- port are on the honor roll. Arnold Goldstein was first semester chair- man of the Clean-Up Committee. Harold Slan worked with the Tide. Lenny Dimond, swimmer, is outstanding in sports. Upper: Seated at left Myra Feinberq, Alvin Feiferman, Della Mericoni. Fred Hokin. Seated at right, Front row'- Mary Dodge, Hedy Kroger. Lola Andreas. Seated at riqht, Back row- Iohn Domanski, Burt Glazov. Standinq f Eugene Blinick. Arnold Goldstein. Bill Neary. Iacqueline Lawrence. Center: Seated at desk-Ruth McCart- ney. Front row David Rapport. Howard Shapiro, Mary Moore, Harvey Pliner, Eunice Weiss, Edythe Turner, Barbara Vorona. Patsy Shapiro, Dihlis Phillips. Back row- Richard Soper, Bur- ton Schmarak, Luther Paul, Phil Penner. Lower -- Plans for obtaining l0Oofo circulation for P.T.A. pub- licity notices demand the serious attention of Mary Iayne Kamin- ski, Eugene Iezuita, lane Lester. Richard Soper, and Harold Slan. 77 1 X , stems ,tis X 2 i it f' Q' r t ' I M Y . f . L..,,,,,..,,,,..........--- X' M. Efzli f iuifiion This division certainly can't complain of monotony. Ed Hecht, suddenly domesticated, baked a cake for the Charity Drive. No homebody, he is on the first string of the swim team: in the short of it, Penny Mar- golin is probably the tiniest ticket seller South Shore ever had. She is 4 feet 8 inches tall. Richard Strauss is division president besides main- taining his all S average. Upper- ln their first struggle to iit desired courses into their coming semester programs. Rich- ard Strauss, Richard Abraham, Edward Hecht, Penny Margolin, and Rosalie Mokrzycki exchange advice. Center: Front row---Fern Santee, Pat Duplessis, Ellen Zwikel, Ierry Czaikowski. Second row Ianice Roch, Bob Sanders, Terry Cronis, Bob Webb. Ioan Tunney, Bernie Rubinstein. Frank Mitchell. Back row -- Mavis McDermid. , Carol Musacchio, Margaret Busch, Tom Belzey. A , f.- . Lower: :il K Front row Deena Silverbrand, Barbara Shrago, Gary Walsh. Second row Arlene Richard- son, Lois Freeman, Madalyn Co- hen, Mary Mitchell, Bernard August. Back row Ioycelyn Brun, Bill Moeller, Leon Zaleski. im once ue? f iuiziion Members of this freshman division are active ones and they thank Rosalie Deutsch and Ruth Yurkas for leading them to 1007: in the Shore Line and the P.T.A. drives. The all S member of this division is Henry Iacobson. The officers are Ruth Yurkas, president, and Lon- ny Goldman, secretary. Upper: -'asks Clockwise---Nancy Sandmann, Gail Goldberq, Peter Silverman Sidney Feldman, Barbara Smith Ieilery Krugman, Charles Ryder Murra Stern Edward Cramer if Y . Bruce Phillips, Lynn Lowenthal Barbara Barren, Virqinia Dickey Marion Rose, Beatrice Klazmer. At riqht-- Mike Houqh. Center: Front row - Georqe Waddell, Irwin Frazin. Second row-Karen Mau, Ioan Weisskopt, Barbara Exman, Vel- ma McNeal. Third row Carolyn Spaulding, Dagmar Eve. At right wall--Henry Iacobson. lack Ziv, Gerald Lewy, Marsha Carle, Ierry Levine, Bette Sulnick, Phyllis Patterson. Lower-Musinq over their read- ing are Rosalie Deutsch, Ruth Yurkas, Peggy Kovats, Linda Coxworth, and Lonny Goldman. ff' 79 iw arrifi 7 YJ4 liuiziion This division is proud to say that Bill Bennett and Martin Lebowitz made the all S honor roll. Marge McCann is in the Aqua-Debs, and Lyle Schichner is on the swim team. On dry land four members of this division excel in basketball. Sonja Dahl, secretary, takes care of the many clerical problems. Upper: Front row-Bob Ury, Iacque- line Slater, Seymour Gutzait. Second row--Dave Mathis, Al- lan Levi, Ianet Blumberg, Sonja Dahl, Sharlene Horwitz, Rochelle Pinzur, Iudy Weaver, Nancy Mirsky. Back row -- Michael Green, Richard Reinhold. Center: At left-Larry Goldberq, Shel- don Kuqler. Bill Bennett, Indy Wait. At right, front row-Phil Gross- man, Roberta Milner, Lyle Schich- ner. At right, back row' 'Lois Gol- lay, Marqaret McCann, Dolores N Winslor, Sandra Plinqst, Penny Brill. Lower-Martin Lebowitz, Har- old Hoflenkamp, and Ronald Kirschbaum watch Barbara Brad- ford and Ianet Barrowman dem- onstrate their Charleston steps. i515 .Naming LJ4 izbiuiriion This year oificer's Michael Price, president: Iames Price, vice-presi- dent: Barbara Somers, secretary: and Norma Swanson, treasurer, have helped to make the community fund drive a success. Sue Greenberg and Gene Frederick are outstanding in service. Rhoda Goldman and five other students bring up the scholastic end. Upper: At dictionary Carol Kane, Robert Savinq, Nancy Currie. At tables, front row Ioan Okon, Iames Grimm, Arnold Kleinberq, Sally DeWitt. Second row Bernard Petche- nik, Roy lohnson. Third row Clarice Roseistock, Ianice Goldman, Barbara Som- ers. Rita Yarnell. Standinq David Lowis. Center: Front row Ricky Schlossberq. Michael Price. Second row Allan Kerman. Bernardine Dalken, Arlene Paw- licki, Bernadette Droske, Third row Roberta Baker. Rhoda Goldman, Leona Zions. Barbara Saulters, Norma Swan- son. Back row Ted Hopensztadt. Iudy O'Brien, Kenneth Flood. Lower Books, just withdrawn from the school library, stimu- late the curiosity ot Gene Fred- erick, Iames Price, Sue Green- berg, and Larry Helter. 81 Wm Wcwfinli f iuidion Kathy Rosenthal maintains her standing in Mr. Martin's division as an honor student, member of the Girls' Chorus, and secretary of the lA Class. Bonnie Silverthorne and Karen Long have made the Honor Roll consistently. Gerald Lapin, Art Krugman, and Mike Kroll are in the band, and Gerald also plays in the dance band. Upper: Front row Carole McGreqor, Reva Wolfson, Howard Friedman. Lucille Zachary. Second row- Phyllis Garmisa, Gerald Lapin, Diane Levitt, Ierry Frey, Rochelle Echt. Barbara Beel. Back row, standinq Don Cun- ningham. Mike Kroll. Center: Front row ludy Hensel, Mary Iendrus, Iudy Ellison. Second row --H William Knox. Dave Reynolds, Darrouqh Gallo- way. Lee Lawrence, Iacky Slitka, Frank Barry, Sue Szatkowski, Ioseph Thomas. Back row-fHArlene Woll. Georqe Bachouros. Sonya Noetzel. Karen Long, Donna Haunost. Loweref--Actinq as speakers at a student meetinq may become an everyday occurrence for these well poised freshmen - Kathy Rosenthal. Phil Herr, Ieanette Escarraz, Bonnie Silverthorne. and Marilyn Benson. M. WL 70 One of the schools best tuba players Robert Smith IS in Mrs Mc Namara's division Another member of the band 1S Barbara Sorby Ieanette Rasmussen Karen Leingang and Barbara Buchsbaum are in the Iunior GIIIS Chorus First semester officers were Barbara Buchsbaum, president Carolyn Smykowski treasurer Upper: Front row Karen Leinqanq. Iudy Nowak. Second row Connie Iones, Renee Burnias. Third row Iudy Bierhaus. Ethel Glass, Diane Teter. Back row Frank Harth, Har- old Larson, Karl Kassal. Marilen Goldman. Center: Clockwise Bruce Strausberq. Paul Fishman, Richard Panozzo. Ieanette Rasmussen. Bob Smith. Kenneth Rudzinski, Phillip Lev. Howard Meadors. Barbara Sorby. Dolores Riedel, Carolyn Smykow- ski. Nancy Passman, Lorraine Zi- sook. Pat Round. Lower What creature was it? ask Marilyn Barrett, Dorothy Nyhaqen, Barbara Buchsbaum. and Ierry Lewis. 83 i515 laencer 2 f iuidion lVlusic, swimming, and acting play an important part in this di- vision, which is guided by President Larry Pearson and Secretary Susan Telechansky. Several members are in the band, in the chorus, on the swim team, and one is in the Aqua-Debs. Deborah Iohnson had the leading part in the Mysterious Stranger, which was pre- sented for the P.T.A. X l 5 . Z l l l Upper: A! table--Bill Grusendorl, Leon- ard Tenner, Fanchon Blender. Andy Cohen. Back row - - Penny Schwartz, Elizabeth Hackel, Genie Hodock. Barry Lippa, Barbara Baumhardt. Michael Edidin. Don Alger, Sue Telechansky, Elaine Kramer. Cenler: At left - Paula Tavins. Bob Schrepferman, Iohn Saphir. A1 right--Barbara Kramer, Lar- ry Pearson, Deborah Iohnson, Carol Mitchell. At landinq- Noreen Binqer. Lower Ioel Fisher and Frank Chin wail for a closer study ol the stamp album as ludith Brenn- wasser points out a rare stamp to Ruth Stone and Rhonda Gold- stein. 84 r. m!Lin5on3 YJ4 jiuidion The guiding lights of this division are President Marge Bomers and Sec- retary Martin Miller. A prominent member is Iudy Wood, who is a cheer leader and an honor student. Gloria Zappa and Sandra Lunger have a high scholastic standing. Four members lend their musical ability to the band. Upper: Standing Kenneth Coutts. Front row Nancy La Bundy. Donna Hauqh, Anne Anderson. Second row Luann Stein. Rich- ard Badenius, Iudy Wood. Third row Ioanne Oloison, Barbara Gyllstrom, Mary Din- widdie. Back raw Barbara Quinn, Marqaret Barton. Center: Top step lay Greenberq. Second row--Sandra Spindel. Sandra Lunqer. Sandra Dellheim. Donna Casper, Ioyce Kovel. Back row loseph Hauptman. Dorothy Rhyne. Lon Baird. Lower Thronqs ot students moving up and down stairways excite the curiosity ot Gloria Zap- pa, Charles Carter, Martin Miller. Lorraine Mednick. and Marge Bomers. 85 ,NM WW' .5 gf? tgtxl. i155 .fgrflzurh liuiriion The members of this freshman division Worked vigorously to at- tain second place in the Carnival book sale. Urged on by their division chairman, Michael Wolf, and secretary, Marla Siegel, this group sold 76 carnival books Their co-operative spirit was also shown when L G.A.A., they achieved 1002 on the membership drives for the S.S. ., and the Red Cross. Upper Aaron Averbuch, Don- na Doughty, Carol Kosvick. Larry Radley, Marla Siegel, Michael Wolf, Iudith Baskin. Center: Front row Kenneth Woli. Sharon Pulik. Second row Barry Andrews. Nancy Schwartz. Third row Sherwin Levin, Fay Peterson. Fourth row Ruth Flaqlore, Pa- tricia Drew. Back row Don Ianiak. Lower Without confusion, but with serious thought, these fresh- men fill out programs for their second semester. They are Ruth kin, Ioy Siegel. Katz, Ester Krooth, Richard Ro- man, Pat Carlson, Iames Priti- i155 garclnerb YZ? lividion As with all freshmen, this division is concentrating on getting ac quainted with school activities. However their generosity has come with them to high school. They have achieved 1002 membership in the G.A.A. and S.S.L. All the members of the 1B cla h d able time at the picnic that was held at the Jackson Upper: Clockwise W Margaret Murray. Robert Sahel, Charles Carlsen. Sheldon Ascher. Ronnie Van Tuyl, Ronald Lavin, Diane Mc- Fadden. Carol Taylor, Robert Gerstner, Iudy Matthews. l. B. Fischman. ix af Center - Lynn Schuham, Bar bara Berg, Tony Schuham, Dan Booth. and Bailie Levenson enioy doing their homework outdoors. S, Lower - Donna Richardson. Frank Kish, Michell Delre, Eu- gene Berkowitz. Ierry Brin, Allen Silverman, Bert Thunstrom, Har- riet Merlander, Rosemary Kulzer. Marlene Anderson, Danny Mc- Donald. Linda Lewis. ss a an enjoy- Park promontory Q' rd. iceii YZ? ibiuidion Off to a flying start the members of Mrs. Rice's freshman division are already active in school affairs. Ieanne Thompson is on the Tide Business Staff, Barbara Golotf is the Tide representative, Eloise Heu- schkel and Sandra Clarke, are S.S.L. representatives, Ioel Newman and Mary Martin are members of the 1B council, and Peter Reckinger is a bookroom aide. Upper Waitinq in the lunch- room for the sound ot the bell - are, clockwise, Daniel Raqins, t kel, Laurette Mertz, and Barbara it Golofl. Center: In front- Martin Swidler. First row Patricia Windebank, Sandra Clarke, Pat Motyll. Second row Leon Lame, Har- vey Coustan, Michael Lapin. Eilene Sklar. Back row Peter Heckinqer, Harold Bass, Elinor Brown. Lower: Front row, riqh!-- Eileen Cohn, Mary Martin. Second row Ellen Baum, Linda Armstronq, Greqory Ginqrich. Third row Terry Kallick, Iames Clark, Boy Leck. Ioel Newman. Back row Roy Shellow, Ron- ald Ferner. Ieanne Thompson, Eloise Heusch- izifi lai5aLi5 YZ? lbiuidion Although they are new comers to our school, Miss Spisak's division is 10071 in S.S.L. and P.T.A. membership. Everyone has also contributed to Chi1dren's Aid and has subscribed to the Tide and Shore Line. Lynn Bernberg is division secretary. Iack Darrah and Lois Weiss are members of the 1B council. Leonard Denison is Tide representative. Upper: Clockwise Donald Bush, Mar- tin Volk, lack Darrah, Marshall Patinkin, Sonya Gordon, Anita Block, Iudy Marcus, Patricia Martin, Adrienne Schindell. X21- X 9 344, 'N' Center: Front row Estelle Pomper. Freya Weiss, lack Bryant, lim Hemmen, Richard Baeqelsach. Back row ffPhil Humble, Rob- ert Schwenderman, lack Nuttinq, Iohn Oakley, Ronda Wexler, Eliz- abeth Errant, Hannah Gruen- wald, Lynn Bernberq, Iudy Diete rich. Lower Padlock combination manipulation causes difficulties for Leonard Denison, Ierrold Ford- ham, Stuart Watts, Carol Ander- son, and Lois Weiss. X V Olaf? Ly mrLing wiflz Oflzerd anal ,Ijnclemfanvkng jkem, Can GLU' gaceri Egin fo mm .Sane of jane meaning jim agfuclenf 5ZI UiCQ eague South Shore's largest organization, the Student Service League, is the students' governing body. The officers are chosen in a school wide election. A representative from each division attends weekly meetings at which problems are pre- sented to the student council. Solutions are deter- mined by the group according to the needs of the students and for the general welfare of the school. The next day the representative gives a report on this meeting to his division. Six committees function Within the Student Serv- ice League under Miss Kincheloe. The Organiza- tion Committee, sponsored by Mrs. McNamara, files all the students' records of scholarships and service. The Assembly Committee, guided by Miss Bisbee, plans auditorium programs. Miss Spisak's Clean-up Committee keeps South Shore bright. Mrs. Lassen's Social Center Planning Committee plans the semi-monthly dances at South Shore. Keeping order on the decks are the Bo'sn's, headed by Mr. Kosloff. A school directory has been prepared by the Compass Staff. Opposite Page: Upper left-Assembly Committee--Anita Robin, chair- man: Beth Saphir, Richard Harris, Rachel Patinkin, Alice Andrews, Rachelle Cohan, Carol Rosenthal, Iris Levy, and Gene Fineberg plan to raise money for the School Chil- dren's Aid by showing the movie Margie and selling candy. Upper right-Pep Rally Committee-In preparation tor the next pep rally Diane Anderson leads an informal discus- sion with Terry Gerrard, Io Duggan, Brina Iafle, lean Sanders, and Maurice Cain. The pep rally assembly com- mittee conducted many successful rallies before football games in the fall. Center left-Clean-Up Committee-Carol Hofer, Arnold Passman, Aurrie Specyal. Dorothy Baker, and Miss Spisak prove that the Clean-Up Committee is in action. Center right--Social Center Planning Committee-Mem- bers of the Social Center Planning Committee decorate the gym tor the next social. Front row-Edward Yalowitz, Sheldon Getzuq, Herb Mack, Chuck Connors, Carol Goss, Harriet Sax, Ruth Carl- son, Pat Gately. Second row-Alan Beel, Iohn Beatty. Back row-Dave Cross, Bruce MacNeish. Lower-e-Organization Committee-Busy tallying service points for their fellow students are Barbara Clark, Iohn Calvin, Esther Harrison, Ruth Kopel, Hank Green, Larry Mintz, Pat Gately, and Ed Filmanowicz. wk... Upper Compass Staff-Seated-Barbara Smith, Ann Wes- ton, Angie Allen. Cordelia Wagner distributes the assign- ments for the new Compass. Standing---Dave Gordy, Iudy Iohnson. Marcia Crawtord, and Leslea Wenk ot the S.S.L. Compass Staff. Lower-Student Service League Officers-Ruth Carlson, treasurer: Alan Beel. vice-president: Marcia Crawford, secretary: and Bruce MacNeish, president, prepare the agenda for the next meeting. K 'iff E A 7 1--f il x b wa' e A , ! 534 s , lr n QI , S Wx' 'I' N : N ' .4 x Q X, 54 an AK rw NWA s , rf' ESTXNS ' .1 Mm. ww Q . Upper left 'The trellis for use in the senior class play. Our Town, is being constructed by Dave Rosenthal, Bill Bullard, Ken Shelhamer, Georqe Scott, and Bob Chelius. lim Ranlranz and Rick Doody beqin to paint the scenery for the Chanukah-Christmas paqeant. Upper right Al Bauqher learns how to operate the loot- liqhts from Ed Ellinghausen, manager, and Victor Win- quist, assistant manager. In the back row are other new members: Don Will, Harold Packer. and Bob Greitzer. Lower right-Ken Shelhamer, Iohn Fulton, and Bill Crane wheel the television set into the auditorium tor such broad- casts as the World Series and the Inauguration of Presi- dent Eisenhower. jk? 361,98 IAQLU Did you ever wonder how the spot lights always seem to be in the right place or how the stage is set when the curtain goes up? One of the hardest work- ing organizations in the school, the stage crew, is responsible for this. Any period of the day they are ready to take care of scenery, lights, chairs, risers, or the public address system. Members also assist the P.T.A., choruses, and teachers in every possible way. Officers are manager, Edgar Ellinghausen, and assistant manager, Victor Winquist. The stage crew has done efficient work for South Shore under the guidance ot their sponsor, Mr. Moore. 94 Ulm RJ Cm Upper Betty McKey of the Iunior Red Cross Council qives her report for fellow Red Cross Representatives, Front row Marlene Przybyla, Ianet Blumberq, Iudy O'Brien, Paul Rausher. On couch Dan McCarthy, Ieri Swee, Iim Taylor. On riqht Iudy Nowak. Ioan Hirsch, Iune Koch, Marc McFadden, Norma Sullivan. Lower right Iunior Red Cross Council members, Harold Wallis, Barbara Falk, Pat Wilton, Carol Wolff. Barbara Latimer, and Theresa Oesch fill Christmas stockings which they hope will brinq joy to many under- privileged children in America. Lower lefl Making cookies for a veterans' hospital are Iudy O'Brien, Io Duqqan, Marie Dahlin, Diane Glass. Iudy Nowak, Ianet Blumberq, and Carol Anderson. The Junior Bed Cross council consists of one member from each divi- sion. The meetings, which are sponsored by Miss Cullen, are held once every two weeks. Knitting an afghan for veterans, filling Christmas stockings for soldiers' children, and making cookies for a settlement house have been this year's project. To make the year complete the Iunior Red Cross received 5150.00 from the fall charity drive. Paul Migdal will represent South Shore at a one week Training Center Camp at Lake Forest in Iuly. There he will receive useful training in Red Cross Work to help our council next year. 95 ijwloafeaaea 0 ffm ngilzoof Upper left Evert washing dishes seems to be fun for Gay French and Babs Horsley as they clean up alter Nautilae's Christmas party. Lower left Nautilae members Virginia Daniel, Ann Weston, Joann Van Vliet, Ada Brown, and Lauren Pachman work on one of their Christmas projects. N ever too busy to be the charming hostess: Always ready to serve South Shore, U nder the sponsorship of Mrs. Wiltshire and Miss Mulloyg T ea, sandwiches, cookies, beautifully served, Intelligent, friendly, warm: L ed by Virginia Daniel as president, and lean Sanders as secretary: A hearty welcome to the new girls: E ver an atmosphere of charm and graciousnessp That spells NAUTILAE. 96 ng. 'Nur YV' Hhnmml aufifae Center This is the last chance to set the table at a Nautilae tea for seniors, Aleda Peters Barbara Smith, Betsy Laqen, Sue Glenn, and Doris Soderberg. Upper right First semester officers: On Floor-Barbara Cassel, vice-president: On chairs Shirley Johnson. corresponding secretary: Elsie Arnold, recording secretary: Barbara Allen, treas urer: and Nancy Rich, president. Center right Freshies Rochelle Pinzur and Barbara Beel are welcomed to Nautilae's semi annual big-sister party by old members Beth Saphir and Cordelia Waqner. Lower right Marie Dahlin plays for Barbara Clark, Iris Levy, Marcia Crawford, Carol Ianisch and lean Sanders at the tea for Nautilae's Ianuary graduates. 97 3 unix .... fx f fg iik. ws-W Q , Y iw ew , ., J Q MX X N V . ':1:5fE:- S:g':1.::'-2 ' 5 WP f ' ASSY: E: U X T T 5:3 JS 3I'2E'- g - Q - v L -we we Q33 i 4 , f5i,? X hx A Q Q X: - V, Y . X 1 N . 5 4 . 4 f' 'w 1 4. x A M4 . ' is k 5 gi .9 x ' Ak E., x W ' Flgigigfggg' xy X Q., x . . W K sf Q,3i5f 2 if if 3' 7, Qs? gg, , - ' Q F' s i ' i Q? f' . - X 0 up A 'K ,..., K Y,.....v., X w-.... jkelfe if Olde Olfl Ek? is.. Upper left In these Roaring Twenties costumes Barbara Clark and Marcia Crawford do their sonq and dance routine, Ballina the Iack. Upper riqht Senior Mixed Chorus officers: Diane Brodine, Librarian: Donna Hodnik, Secretary: Florence Strand, Vice-President: lim Carlson, Treasurer: Bill Carlson, President. Lower left Top honors went to Bill Carlson, Larry Kilcran, Bob Hechler, Diane Brodinc, Alan Enqlc. Sue Boyle, Pat Gately, and Donna Hodnik, for their square at the G.A.A. Square Dance. Lowcr right Charlene Bennett, Lois Rosenberg, and Io Duggan qlanco at some new music. The accomplishments of the Senior Mixed Chorus include not only sing- ing and dancing but also participation, as an organization, in the many school functions. The chorus placed third in the G.A.A. Inter-Club Vol- ley Ball Tournament and won several prizes for costumes and dancing at the G.A.A. Square Dance. Their many happy memories are pre- served by a scrapbook and a wire recorder. 100 union mxecl Glzorud Upper left' -Our dancer is Terry Gerrard. Upper right-V 'Enjoying a brief intermission durinq choral practice are David Agqerholm, Marilyn Larson, Rosemary Villas, Bernice Zimmer, and Lorene Peterson. Lower left -Iune Forde. Marylyn Doktorsky, Iim Ranfranz, David Cohen, and Paul Winer look over the choral club scrapbook. Lower rights- By her singing oi The Lord's Prayer, Lee Austerlade gains the admiration of Bobs Horsley. Ioyce Cummings, Doris Wainwright, and Kay Potter. Melodious chords may often be heard floating down the hall from room 320. Here the fundamentals of choral singing are taught under the direc- torship of Mrs. Witting. The Iunior Mixed Chorus sings at assemblies and at Open House. The Christmas-Chanukah assembly was a high point in the chorus' activ- ities last year. At Open House the two choruses Uunior and Seniorl worked together to present Memories in Song. The Iunior Mixed Chorus appeared in tableaux accompanying the songs. E 'K l' N 'UK AQ '04 1 T? , ...N :QW W .. 5,, .. Upper Sally Hind and Faye Lathom will lonq be remembered for their interpretation of Winter Wonderland. Center Second semester officers, clockwise' Paula Carle, treasurer: Shirley Iohnson, vice-president: Ianis Kornafel, president: Betsy Laqen, secretary, Lower left--,First semester officers, clockwise Barbara Smith, vice-president: Aleda Peters, secretary: Doris Soderberg, president: Ianis Kornalel, treasurer, Lower right Keeping the bulletin board filled with current news in the music' lield is the responsibility ol Gail Weber, Rita Frieder, Sue Wall, Ioanne Barrowmcm and Beryl Raqins, 102 38? l' Wofed of flue .glnior gang, Clzoruri l.eH Icmice Bond leads and Elaine Kornaiel plays while Cathy Bryant, Helen Daleanes, Themis Soter, Catliie Varga, and Louise Rosenthal blend their voices in sweet harmony. Riqhr The eyes have it as Ioan Darrah. Lois Nitzsche, Alice Schwebke, and Kay Prescott watch the rehearsal lor one ol the chorus's many performances. D l ' a real a preciation of music is the chief goal in the Senior eve opmg p Girls' Chorus, whose members sing for several school activities, includ- . . . . 1 ' P T A meetings special assemblies, Carnival Night, and the annua mg . . . , Mother-Daughter Tea, highlights oi the school year. Every member truly . d . d . enjoys singing, and wholeheartedly agrees that the secon perio is h st en'o able time of the day t e mo 1 y . ' ' b d b t lso conducts a busi- The chorus not only excels as a singing o y u a ness meeting twice a month, during which time the girls carry out the official affairs of the organization. The Girls of Room l2l, as they are sometimes called, accredit their many musical successes to Miss Long, their sponsor. 103 unzor W 6 omfw ' ' f f Cl, Although the main purpose of the Iunior Girls' Chorus, directed by Miss Long, is preparing its members for the Senior Girls' Chorus, the two groups have equal status at the functions in which they perform. This year their annual show for Open House Night was a western musical called Rhythm on the Range. Upper left -First semester officers-Cherie Embs, president: Ada Brown, secretary: Mary Trevelyan, vice president: Myrna Salomon, treasurer. Upper right'-V Nancy McCas1in, Lucille Youngren, and Marlene Heinemann stop Barbara Buchsbaum, Iudy Hensel, and Carolyn Vandersee, chorus pledges, to judge their decorations. Lower lelt In preparation for a tea Ioan Dahl, Janet Hieronimus, Nancy Clark, Gerry Boniiield, and Carol Iohnson set the table as Pat Cuvelier lights the candles. Lower right Second semester oflicersn Mary Trevelyan, treasurer: Lorrie Perruso secretary: Barbara Allen, vicefpresidentg Dolores Roberts, president. Nas' 'it' l 'i l x udic fke eiZ5cwLe:Sf poem! The girls were dressed as cowboys and gals, while they sang and danced to favorite western numbers. The Christmas spirit reigned at South Shore when the chorus participated in the annual holiday pageant and presented their usual good show. Dressed in green and white, the girls sang for the Saint Patrick's Day P.T.A. meeting. A well known tradition of the chorus is its annual initiation day. New members must have their hair up off their necks and wear no make-up for one day. When asked what they are pledging, the girls must answer with a quotation from the opera star, Lotte Lehman. Offi- cers are Dolores Roberts, president: Barbara Allen, vice-president: Lorrie Perruso, secretary: and Mary Trevelyan, treasurer. Accompanist is Lorrie Perruso. Upper- Enjoying an informal time out in tormals are Eleanor Rose, Virginia McNanna, lean Anderson, Georgia Papayanis, Barbara Petcel, and Carol York. Lower Esther Harrison, Deanna Taxman, and Sally Knowles Serenade Paula Price, Leonarda Mountenay, and Sheila Louqhlin with two recorders and a violin. 105 Upper right: Our band is one that will periorm lor any occasion. They rated an E in the contest held at Austin Hiqh School. Woodwind Front row--Dan Goldsmith, lim Malkus, Richard Tapley, Lois Holt, Karla Swanson Charles Shannon. Second row Ioe Appel, Ann Weston, David Ramis. Micky Green, Mac Iolly, Ierry Skovie. Back row-Dick Barta, Barry Fitzgibbons, Michael Edidin, Iohn Hartnett, Wilmar Weinberg. Don Schabel, Gerald Lapin. Upper left: Bob Hechler can be seen in this mood at many of the socials. Lower Lett: South Shore's Dance Band. under the leadership of Bob McLeod, has won its popularity by performing for many occasions including the Talent Show. Carnival Night, the 3A division assembly, and the lA class party. At microphone loan Brown. Front row' Marie Dahlin, Bob McLeod, David Ein- binder, Mac Iolly, Gerald Lapin, Micky Green, Dick Barta, Iohn Mizanin. Back row-Ray Overholt, David Sachs, Ioseph Gray, Charles Lev, Lance Lawson. .!46!U6UflC86! Zgdlflif A newcomer who knows nothing about music may learn to play an instru- ment in less than tive months. This has been proved by the beginners' band, usually lB's, who were able to play at the orientation assembly for incoming freshmen early this spring. They have progressed rapidly because they have had music, instruments, and teachers at their disposal. All they needed was the will to learn the basic fundamentals of music. Usually a student spends one semester in the beginners' band, and from there he advances to the junior band. The junior band plays for some of the lA division assemblies. Practical application tests are given at the end of the second semester in the band system for entrance to the senior band. 106 Under the direction of Mr. Gorbach our orchestra was a featured attraction at the Christmas-Chanukah Pageant. Marie Dahlin and Norma Swanson at the piano. Front row Edward Filmanowicz, Iere Lamensdorf, Sally Knowles, Barbara Schwartz, Warren Quinn, Ierry Isackson Diane Sliikin, Sandy Schuster, Lance Law- son. Second row Aline Kahn, Betty Diman, Lois Holt, Charles Shannon, Ann Weston, Richard Tapley, Sandra Deutsch, Shirley Diman, Iames Marine, Sydney Demousky, Nick Pitsoulakis. Back row---'Bob Angarola, Iohn Mizanin, Charles Lev, Ray Overholt, Sheldon Get- zug, lohn Miller. Bob Hechler can be seen in this mood at many of the socials. Upper left: Brass and Percussion Front row' Bob Levi, Hazel Black, David Sachs, Ray Overholt, Sheldon Getzug. Second row-Ed Wilson, Miles Gordon, Norman Bloom, Ioe Gray, Barbara Sorby. Third row Charles Lev, Ioan Vanek, Marie Dahlin, Al Baugher, Iohn Miller. Back row Michael Kroll, Rick Doody, Iohn Mizanin, Ioan Brown, David Rapport, Frank Barry. mm! Wuziiciand The final goal for band players is senior band. As part of this group, a mem- ber may wear a school uniform, and play at football games, pep assemblies, as well as P.T.A. meetings and the spring concert under the direction of Mr. Gorbach. Iune semester officers are Ray Overholt, president, John Miller, vice-president: Ioan Brown, secretary-treasurer: Marie Dahlen and Norma Swanson, librarians. The beginners' orchestra resembles the beginners' band, for it is not nec- essary to know how to play a stringed instrument to be admitted. After one semester in the beginners' orchestra, the student is usually advanced to the concert orchestra. Officers of the concert orchestra are Ed Pilmanowicz, president: Warren Quinn, vice-president: and Norma Swanson: secretary- treasurer. The dance band is a group of fifteen senior band players who perform as a unit at assemblies and social centers. Ioan Brown is the singer. 107 A811 25 8061608 eibafe. Every type of newspaper ambition is realized on the Shore Line literary staff, sponsored by Mr. Carroll. Those who like to write receive a splen- did opportunity to express their creative talent 5 those who are interested in the technical aspects of a newspaper may handle make-up and page arrangements. Through personal interviews, members of the staff are taught proper methods of approaching people and obtaining their opin- ions on various matters. All the news, which has been sent from reporter to copyreader, to editor-in-chief has one final polishing before it is taken to the printers. Upper-While Charlene Ben- nett checks a paper on the board for reference, Evelyn Fink in- terviews Diane Glass, Marcia Crawford reads over copy. and Kay Prescott waits for stories from Martin Cohen and Hank Taylor. Center---The first semester ed- itorial staff of the Shore Line Al Nelson. boys' sports editor: Bob Quinn, editor-in-chief: Lois Blum, news editor: fsecond se- mester editor-in-chiefli Betsy Lagen, make-up editor: Bob Lis- sit, feature editor: Lola Einbund, and Shirley Iohnson, girls' sports editors. Lower - Herb Levin's struggle brings smiles of amusement from Sue Boyle, Georgia Rogatz, Gerry Feinstein, and Dori Appel. 108 .glze .Slove ine Upper right-Going over general work for the business stall are Iohn Miller, Warren Quinn, Ruth Kopel, Carol Glassman, lay Kopstein, Myra Rubenstein, and Rachel Patinkin. Lower left-Ioel Miller, Al Meyers, Sheldon Getzug, Iackie Freedman, Ierry LaMaskin, and Iudy Brill of the Shore Line business staff count out Shore Lines which they distribute to the divisions. Lower right-Hank Green, Jim Malkus, Herb Mack. Vicky Rosenberg, and Al Gross consider new ideas for the betterment of the Shore Line business department. The business staff, sponsored by Mr. Kooistra, is really in busi- ness handling an account which runs into thousands of dol- lars each year. Under the guidance of Al Gross and his staff the Work is accomplished efficiently and smoothly. They have had to meet the challenge of rising costs which have hit the printing industry as well as other fields. Increased advertising and a highly successful subscription campaign have resulted in selling papers to over 8O'Ma of South Shore's students. Under their respective sponsors, the members of the two staffs work together harmoniously for one goal: the production of a truly superior newspaper. 109 ir.. 3.1. ,starr There's more to the finished yearbook, that is released in Iune, than meets the eye. The various phases of production are handled by the photography staff, sponsored by Miss O'Hara: the literary staff, sponsored by Mrs. Weav- er: and the business staff, sponsored by Mrs. Bice. Through the year-round co-operation of these groups, under the leadership of Editor-in-Chief, Lola Einbund, the Tide materializes from a vague dream to a tangible reality. A day of picture taking means much preliminary work for the picture staff led by Sandra Levin, photography editor. Photo ideas, typical of our school, must be planned. Conferences With officers and sponsors of groups must be held to obtain lists of the people to appear on each page in order that noti- fications of time and place may be sent to them: a foolproof schedule, mailed in advance to the studio, must be so planned that the photographer can shoot a new group every seven minutes throughout the day. Other staff duties include making studio appointments for seniors, P.T.A. officers, and faculty: compiling senior activities: selecting a theme: identifying and writ- ing captions for all pictures: completing all dummy sheets: and proofread- ing the book. The cover design submitted by Terry Gerrard appears on the l953 Tide. Upper Engaged in an important con- ference about the yearbook make-up are Sandra Levin, photography editor: Lola Einbund, editor-in-chief: and Lauren Pach- mari, literary editor. Lower left-One ol the most exacting :obs ol the literary staff is writing copy. Working at this job are Ruth Decker, Herb Peck, Ioe Kater, Ada Brown. Gerry Suskin. and Sue Greenberg. Lower right-- For several days after re- ceiving pictures from the photographer, Cordelia Wagner, Diane Anderson, Harold Klawans, Richard Harris. and Fern Volk work at sorting, filing, and identifying discarding some photographs and sched- uling retakes for them. f r -Q--L Xt .7 e ecorcl flee emolfieri 'rt QW Months of planning by the Tide literary staff, with Lauren Pachman, editor, lie behind all the printed matter in our yearbook. As deadline day draws closer, the staff's tiny office is daily filled with students Writing articles, headlines, and captions. The completion of the Tide only brings a sigh of relief to them, for soon they must begin Working on the following year's annual. Through the effective Work of the business staff the Tide at South Shore can be purchased without hidden costs. All the financial and distributive work of the yearbook is handled by this staff, which has representatives in every division. It is kept smoothly running with the assistance of Barbara Rappaport, business manager. lll Upper left Checking the files for identifications are Barbara Peulecke, Phil Pomper, Margie Ohlhausen, lay Precourt, and Carol Leaf of the literary staff. Lower lei! Sandria Sterling and Fredelle Knaster will deliver these Tides to the divisions after Barbara Rappaport, Tide business manager, has checked them. Gene Frederick. Lois Wasserman, arid Adriene Reirischreiber count out more Tides to be delivered. Center right Ioel Solovy. Harold Slan, and Nladalyn Cohen refer to the bulletin board which tells them their day's work and the deadlines for their assignments. Lower right Rochelle Wilson types copy for the Tide. SM, .li ,,,,, CM Abovewlilsie Wenzel, Shirley Brownstein, Lois Blum, Betty Regennitter, Barbara Bender, and Eunice Strauss make a group project out oi shelving books in the library. Opposite page: Upper left'-'The first semester oiiicers oi the Library Club are hostesses at the annual Book Week Tea in November. Ioanne Dahl, secretary, and Barbara Smith, vice-president, enjoy their tea as Pat Gately, president, serves Carol Mulhall. treasurer. Upper right--Merlita Anderson selects the card for Claire Cross' library book as Iudy Becker waits to stamp it and Iudy Gray stands by to help. Center-Even when they are oft duty, Library Club members Lois Jaffe. Phyllis Miller, Deanna Taxman, Rosalind Hirshfield, Marilyn Satovitz, Dolores Reizner, Sarah Villas, Mary Lois Lester, Peggy Hoch. and Geraldine Suskin can't resist coming in to catch up on their reading. Lower left-Ruth Stone, Sue Greenberg, Carol Leaf. and Muriel Goldsmith take a break from their usual duties in the library as they let Mrs. O'Kane stamp their books. Lower right-Carol Friend and Nancy Feingold admire the reproduction oi the painting, The Round Table by Edwin Austin Abbey, on the south wall of the library. As members of the Library Club, girls learn the basic elements of library work under the tutelage of their sponsor, Mrs. Dawson. This consists of check- ing the books in and out, and keeping all the shelves of books in order. They send out overdue notices, and also send library attendance slips to the study hall teachers. The high point of the semester is the Book Week Tea. During this week the library's new books are displayed. The tea is for the faculty and is held on a Wednesday or a Thursday. All week long these new books are on display for the pupils to see in order to reserve them. Then on Friday they are allowed to take them out. Guiding the club are President Pat Gately, Vice-president Ioan Dahl, Secretary Muriel Goldsmith, and Treasurer Carol Mulhall. 112 R N. E xx, xv-4 XM S -'L RSS ik New a x vig Q Si 5 .ww am Niiwg 1 2:. 9 s 632, a, - , Q i E R ff,2,b.m,wwww E fi gf XXL Y R E Q5 -9 fs x ii! ---. if ' I 3 S 1' Q. ,F .ff N, wk 3 1 ' 2 ng 'xgx X .QQWW 1255 K F .l I i 5 E' ,. W jlze Wafionaf .jwlonor ociefg A Worthy goal for students is membership in the National Honor Society. Only those who excel in scholarship, service, character, and leadership are invited to join this organization which is sponsored by Miss Bock. The National Honor Society conducts an inspiring biannual Induction assem- bly after which a tea is given in honor of new members. This March, a nation wide aptitude test was given to over 500,000 seniors. Competing with a selected number of National Honor Society members was Alan Gross, who received a certificate of merit because of his high grades in this examination. Besides serving as a symbol of high ideals for their fellow classmates, the members of the National Honor Society perform the valu- able service of tutoring students. Upper: First semester officers of National Honor Society-Ruth Kopel, president: Henry Green, secretary: Grace Ber- 6 berian, treasurer: and Doris Smith. vice- president. Lower: Front row - Katherine Prescott. ,gm Lauren Pachman, Lois Blum, Marcia Crawford. Second row-Barbara Cassel. Shirley Iohnson, Richard Iaffee. Back row - Charlene Bennett, loel Miller. Betsy Lagen, Edward Yalowitz, Ann Weston. jim 'UILJJ Af UAW gee! Upper: Second semester officers of National Honor Society Alan Gross, treasurer: vice-president: Patricia Gately, secretary: and Edward Filmanowicz, president. Lower left: Front row Ioann Van Vliet, loanne Price, Evelyn Fink. Second row Donna Hodnik, lris l.evy, Diane Glass, Vivian Labbok. Back row Allan Nelson, Iohn Colosimo, Marvin Facktor. Lower right: Front row Elizabeth Gleason, Gail Bauer, Ellen Bonifield. Second row Claire Cross, Ioan Piowaty, Susan Boyle, Lola Einbund. Back row Robert Lissit, lerald LaMaskin, David Kroll, Martin Cohen. lay Kopstein. 1 N, f QP 59 -1.1 ouie era om, M0 room, anal poom i e5 'Nw if , Upper left Supply Room Aides Doc Artman and Charles Gabriel fill teachers' orders lor supplies. Upper right Movie Operators Lois Edelstein, Sid Brottman, and William Schwebke test one of the new projectors in room 312, Lower-Bookroom Aides-Ed Wilson, David Freund, Tom Miles, and Bob Gerst shelve books as Al Semmers and Frank Perry check the booklist. The sponsors, Mrs. Wiltshire and Miss Chatterton make a record of the distribution ot the outgoing books. Every reliable camera student is welcome in the Movie Operators' Club. whose sponsors are Miss Brock and Mr. Mongerson. Officers are Louis Edel- stein, president: Sid Brottman, Vice-president, William Schwebke, secretary: and Dave Einbinder, treasurer. Storing and keeping track of the many textbooks are tasks of bookroom sponsors, Mrs. Wiltshire, Miss Chatterton, and their aides. Hats off to Doc Artman and his only aide, Chuck Gabriel, who have the job of keeping the faculty supplied with the necessary materials. 116 we J4 0 A lCQ6 The office could not be run in its usual efficient manner without the help of several girls, the of- fice aides. Visitors see these girls carrying out their duties quickly and competently. They're an in- dispensable group to Mrs. Kreuz, their sponsor. Making out reinstatement slips and early dismissal cards, look- ing up programs, and running errands are all part of the every- day work of the attendance aides, who assist Mrs. Conlon in every possible Way. The job of the adjustment aides is to assist with the clerical work pertinent to the adjustment of- fice, such as filing, copying lists, scoring tests, and running er- rands. A good aide, who knows when to assist and when not to, is valuable to Mrs. Strawn. Upper Office Aides-Geri Feinstein helps a student while Naomi Kaplan gives Mrs. Kreuz the stencil sheet for mimeoqraphinq the daily bulletin. Iulie Winograd helps another student find the room number of a teacher. Center -Attendance Office Aides--With the assistance of Mrs. Conlon, Nancy Bond, Veta Reiznei, and Rennie Shellow check the files for programs of students returning to school after absences. Lower Adjustment Office Aides-At the filing cabinet Sue Glenn looks up information. Grace Berberian, Doris Smith, and Ceona Clark confer with Mrs. Strawn about test data. ll7 'inv- in f glee Cfzemififrg Upper The danger of dust explosions is demonstrated by Ken Sone, Norman Rodin, Ioel Miller, Evelyn Fink, Ioanne Price and Adrian Fox. Lower left' Phil Bransky, Ed Filmanowicz, Ken Brown, Ierry LaMaskin, and Pepper Blackwood titrate vinegar against cr base. Lower right The preparation of nitric acid is one of the many experiments which interest chemistry students, Alice Greenberg, Iris Levy, Al Nelson, Lola Einbund, lay Kopstein, and Marshall Mann. During the tenth period every Tuesday, strange fumes are Wafted through the portals of Boom 313. Here the school's chemistry enthusiasts conduct experiments and manufacture useful compounds such as hair oil, shoe pol- ish, and cosmetics. Mr. Crane keeps the scientists in good humor with his witticisms. Officers are: Larry Hirsch, president: Harry Slan, vice-president: Bob Levy, secretary: Adrian Fox, program chairman: and Debby Hottmayer, treasurer. 118 Olflfle 0 ike CbgAQl 6Lf.!4l l5 Upper left Latin Club A comparison ol modern vehicles with those of old Roman days is the topic under discussion for Latin Club members, Ioan Lasker, Elliot Stiegel, Sue Boyle, Dave Petzele, Don Gaan, and Elaine Rosch. Right French Club Ianel Lawton and Marge Ohlhausen stand by with props while lim Yarrow and Frank Ziolkowski enact a French skit. Lower Iett Biology Club lack Freels, Richard Hoteld, lack Marks, Larry Mintz, and Gerry Ostrow work with the Kymoqraph to determine the effects of electrical stimuli cn the muscles of the white rat. When in Home do as the Romans do is the motto of the Latin Club whose purpose is to study and to recreate early Roman culture. Those who are inter- ested may join after tour or more semesters of Latin. Mr. Carroll is the spon- sor ot this club. Members of this organization really have to be alert, since President lanet Lawton conducts the meetings of Le Cercle Francais entirely in French. The purpose of this club, which is sponsored by Miss Bond, is to give mem- bers a practical application of their French knowledge. Every day alter school one may walk up to Room 316 and find members of the Biology Club, under the sponsorship ot Mr. Rasmussen, busy at Work on various projects. Experiments in biology, chemistry, physiology, and bio- chemistry take place in this room. 119 jim lauren f- .qlacliem Mocia fion W , Upper left Mrs. Ed- ward L. Rich, president. Upper right-Mrs, D. Holmes Wilson, lst vice' president and program committee chairman: Mrs. L. E. Baugh, Znd vice-president and membership committee chairman: Mrs. Iames C. Dunlop, 3rd vice-president, budget and finance committee chairman: Miss Lucy Mulloy, 4th vice-president and faculty representative. Center-Mrs. Lyman I. Moore, recording sec- retary: Mrs. Hans Adler, corresponding sec retaryg Mis. W. D. Hechler, treasurer. Lower-Delegates to the High School Councilfr- Mrs. W. L. Allen: Mrs. Donald B. Knowles: Mrs. D. I. Pachman. Upper right: Members listen to guest speaker, Miss Mary E. Courtenay, Assistant Superintendent in charge of Special Education. Her subject was Helping Youth to Grow into Social and Emotional Ma- turityf' The purpose of the P.T.A. is to care - about youth's growth to- ward maturity. This year they donated a S200 scholarship to Shirley Iohnson who is going to use it to good advantage while at- tending Iowa State College. One of this year's special projects was the purchase of new dishes for the Social Room. The P.T.A. has given generously to the Scholarship Fund for Teachers, to the City Student Aid and to other worthwhile projects. 'F TD jlteir urlaofie ,915 jo are The Parent-Teachers' Association has had an extremely successful year. Fathers' night, November 18th, gave both the fathers and mothers of South Shore students an opportunity to visit the classrooms and teachers. A finan- cial success, as well as a social one was the card party which was given just before the Christmas holidays. Faculty members were entertained by the P.T.A. at a spring luncheon. Of course, everyone knows that Carnival Night was its usual huge success. l Committee Chairmen- Mrs. Gertrude Neal, Auditing Com- mittee and faculty member. Mrs. Harry Bennett, Citizenship. Mrs. E. I. Rantranz. Health and High School Service. Mrs. Donald Tiiiany, Historian Mrs. Ray H. Frecark, Hospitality Mrs. E. S. Brill, Legislation Mrs. H. G. Hieronimus. Parliamen- tarian and School Education. Mrs. William Price, Publications. Mrs. I. E. Greitzer, Publicity. Mrs. Harold Crawford, Recreation and Iuvenile Protection. Mrs. Alex H. Iolly, Semester Repre- sentative. Mrs. Herbert Binswanger. Social. 121 glue Quief gace oflgurlaodefuf gykrf wiflz mick ,MA mei flue Clcafinge of perkcfion .95 puff of flue llfuwfcl of .Samaria ,mug Y x 41 . -VW' f - -.,4al' 5 ra-'V . A 1 A . ,-,J uri-5 we. Q '. , 1 ff . X - ' ' 5 Quo , 4 . ng A 5' Q T' . XC ..C'ffQ -:H C5 fxff. XX , NW' ,V . if 'i 'xffbx 1 XX XX NY x, AR- . X af Q I0 orfd Healer Mae Sun Learning the quick star! is one of the hardest and most important parts of learning how to play football. South Shore's diamond men worked hard to perfect the all important art of hunting. Alter planning their strategy for the second halt South Shore's team prepares to go back into the game. All the members ot South Shore's swim team worked hard all season to improve their style. 124 Upper Upper Lower touchdown. Lower Spring practice produces next year's backfield. center-Bill Iohnson stops an opposing back alter a short gain. cwfiifg joafgaf eam Although We can boast no string of victories for the 1952 football season, We can be proud of our team. They were unexcelled in fight and spirit. Heartbreaking losses such as a 7-6 defeat at the hands of Battle Creek did not dampen their determination. Tom Cav- anaugh was a standout line- man. Others who shone were Iim Panozzo, who showed great promise as a back, but was hampered by injuries all season, Chuck Grunhard, ca- pable quarterback, and Les Iohnson, another able back. Iohn Maclfarland was a stal- wart lineman. center-Iim Pcmozzo and Dick Cassidy try in vain to stop a Battle Creek -A mad scramble for the ball followed a Kelly fumble. 125 er left-Walter Baylor plots a play with Ed Bood, Tom augh. lohn Chelius, and Coach Williams. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES SouthShore ,,., 6 Battle Creek ,,....., ,,7 SouthShore 13 Gage Park ,. ,.,, .. South Shore .,..... South Shore South Shore South Shore, , , 0 M Dunbar Calumet Kelly . organ Park lftilfllne The Tars tied Gage Park in sensational style, by overcoming a thirteen point deficit in the last quarter. The story of many of the games was a lack of offensive punch and the inability to get that Winning touchdown. This is the first year in which the red, blue, and white league groupings were used. South Shore was placed in the White league. Coach Williams hopes for a better season in 1953. He feels that the team has Worked hard in spring drills and believes that they will play that way next season. Williams commented as follows on the forty-seven who turned out for spring practice: 126 IJIDL jkreafd Veteran Tom Cavanaugh will provide a nucleus for the line. Returning to help him will be Skip Keenan, skilled end, John Chelius, Bob Fenzan, and Dave Agger- holm, aggressive linemen. Ed Bood will probably play the other end and take care of the punting. Outstanding backfield men were Vern Craig, lim Kowal, Tom Szafran- ski, Ioe Kater, Ed Zahorik. and Iohn Mi- zanin. Kowal is a speedy scatback who ran well in spring practice, while Craig shone at quarterback. There are other boys, vet- erans and newcomers, who are worthy of mention for their hard play. If spring prac- tice is any indication, we should have a rugged team next season. 1952 TEAM Front row-L. I. Meyers, Dick Klein, Don Gibbs, Iim Connors, Art Wielkopolan, Bob Bruce, Guthrie Riley, Mike McCormick, Bruce MacNeish, Iim Miller, Al Lorenc. Second row-Paul Winer. Iim Panczzo, Tom Rybarski, Iohn McFar- land, Al Locascio, Chuck Grunhard, Les Iohnson, Rich Myers, Bob Grindey, Bill Iohnson, Skip Keenan, Dick Cassidy. Back row-Iohn Fulton, Iohn Colosimo, Tom Szafranski, Larry Sager. Bob Fajman, Ralph Weaver, Dave Aggerholm, Iohn Chelius, Bob Fenzan, Bill Hunding, Bill Shropshire, Bill White. Standing---Walter Baylor. Coach Williams. Upper--P Butch Craig fades back for a jump pass. Lower--Bill Johnson breaks up an opponent's pass with his usual lkill. 127 jlte Z?a4sLefda! .Zuma aught wry , ,GUM 'ff RE 34 13 song g,Sff9R1 iff ! l 3f F' lout Upper left: Senior Team Front row-f-Coach Inman, Larry Cohen, Tom Neary, Bob Reinert, Maynard Thompson. Ed Bood, Back row-Manager Allan Gross, Ed Sheridan, Don Uuterberger, Sheldon Stark, Bob Greitzer, Richard Krait. Ioe LaGuess. Lower left: Iunior Team Front row--Raymond Stock, Harold McNichols, Coach Inman. Second row--Richard Sheridan, Norton Wasserman, E111 Hagbcrg, Chuck Connors. Back row-Fred Freeark, Phil Conklin, Iim Walsh, Ierry Roeske, Don Driess, Gary Williams, Gene Poole. Right-Maynard Thompson gets the rebound for South Shore. The 1952-1953 Varsity squad led by Coach Inman surprisingly gained sec- ond place in South Section League play offs. The squad turned out to be one of the best teams in the city. The teams paced by Larry Cohen along with Ed Bood, Ioe LaG-uess, Tom Neary, Bob Reinert, and Maynard Thompson thrilled everyone who saw them play. The other boys who made up the squad were Bob Greitzer, Larry Kilcran, Richard Kraft, Dick Oakley, Bob Rubin, Ed Sheridan, Sheldon Stark, and Don Unterberger. Congratulations Tars! 128 jp jimi ZZ! f Sparked by the cleverness of Earl Hagberg, the trosh-soph team placed third in the league with the help of Iim Walsh, Gene Poole, Chuck Connors, and Iim Carlson. With the advancement of Hagberg, Poole, and Carlson to the Varsity, a gap was left in the lineup, which was capably filled by Phil Conk- lin, lack Forrest, Ray Stock, and Rich Sheridan. Other squad members were Harry lVlcNicl'1ols, Ierry Roeske, and Dick Scovel. The team conquered Austin in the first play- off game. Upper Bob Reinert and Ed Bood defend a shot by the opposing t um. Ccntcr Tom Noury drives uround the opposing guard. Lower Bob Reiner! tips the ball away from the opposing cente into the hands of Ioe LaGuess ot South Shore. SA. cm... .0 A gm. South South South South South South South South South Shore South South South South South South VARSITY Shore . 44 Shore. .. . B9 Shore ... .. 45 Shore ........... 46 Shore... ...... H72 Shore . .... 58 Shore ........,., 37 Shore ,,,..t,,, .57 Shore ..., . 59 Shore ..,... .. H48 Shore ,.,, ...Bl Shore 73 Shore .. 67 Shore . ...BU Shore . ,,.. 49 Shore . .. H65 SCORES St. Elizabeth St. Ignatius St. Elizabeth Mt. Carmel , Kelly .. . Farragut . Quincy Taft .. Hirsch . . Elgin ....,.. Hyde Park . Westcott ,,,, Decatur ..., Calumet ,. C. V. S. . .. Bowen ,1- 54 South Shore Fenqer 48 South Shore. Carver . 49 South Shore Morgan Park 66 South Shore. Parker 58 South Shore Harper 67 'South Shore.. McKinley 71 'Denotes play-off game. Won l3 Lost 9 South Shore Average 58.5 Opp. 58.3 FROSH-SOPH SCORES South Shore St. Elizabeth 49 South Shore St. Ignatius 49 South Shore St. Elizabeth 56 South Shore Lindblom 41 South Shore.. Mt. Carmel . 39 South Shore Farragut 33 South Shore Hirsch 41 South Shore Elgin . 49 South Shore Hyde Park 24 South Shore Westcott . I9 South Shore Calumet .29 South Shore C. V. S. 43 South Shore Bowen .28 South Shore Fenger 37 South Shore Carver 39 South Shore Morgan Park 40 South Shore Parker . 33 South Shore Harper 42 'South Shore. Austin 38 'South Shore. Parker 41 'Denotes play-oft game. Won 10 Lost IU South Shore Average 40.5 Opp. 38.8 Upper Phil Conklin and lim Walsh try in vain to block an opposing shot. Lower left- As No. 2 of the opposing team hooks a shot Ioe LaGuess jumps up to take the rebound. Lower right Maynard Thompson leap: to make a push shot. ,wt 3 sw jlze Swim eamd mv wires Upper: Swim Team Front row--'Manager Al Baugher, Lenny Dimond, Frank Chin. Ralph Rusco, Bob Cohen, Don Newa, Edel Mikell, Ioe Kater. Bill Moore, Bruce Mitchell, Iim Zuckerman, Bob Grindey, Bill Iohnson, Chuck Grunhard, Roger Stevens, Harold Iohnson, Ralph Lindberg, Coach Williams. Back row-Ken Coutts, Fred Hokin, Tom Neary, Bruce Iohnson, Tom Howland, Ierry Lewy, Rudy Zaransky, David Cross, Lester Baker, David Crane, Fred Iohnson, Dave Brown, Frank Hailcmd. Larry Madclerom, Iames Taylor, Dan Crane, Bruce Mac Neish, Art Lange, Ierry Thurman, Dave Patchen. Center left: Senior Swim Team Front row-Bob Grindey, Bill Iohnson, Chuck Grunhard, Roger Stevens, Harold Iohnson, Coach Williams. Back row-ADcrve Brown, Frank Hailarid, Larry Madderom, lim Taylor, Dan Crane, Bruce Mac Neish, Art Lange. XX Center right: Iunior Swim Team On board-Fred Iohnson, Dave Cross, Edel Mikell, Dave Crane, Bill Moore, Coach Williams. Sittings-lim Zuckerman, Bruce Mitchell, Ioe Kater. Les Baker. Lower-Joe Kater and Dave Cross prepare to swim against Hyde Park. This year South Shore's swim team again claimed glory in both Senior and Iunior divisions. The Seniors swam to a tie for first place with the powerful Fenger High School team in the South Section and early in April gained recognition in the City Meet. The Iuniors, although they did not make top score in their section, surprised many spectators by placing second. The boys captured honors in the 50 yard free-style div- ing, and 200 yard free-style relays. They also grabbed first place in back stroke to fin- ish very high in the final tabulation ot team points. jk? gaffegaf QCLIWI, Prospects for a good season looked excellent as the Tars took two out of three pre-season games. Their hopes were somewhat shaken with three straight losses in league competition, but undaunted, the diamond men came back to conquer Hirsch, defending city champions. After a three game lethargy, the Tars downed Parker, Fenger, and Morgan Park for their longest winning streak in league competition. The team has improved steadily and hopes to finish the season strongly. Early season leaders at the plate were Ken Sone, Earl Hagberg, George Pet- erson, and Al Hess. George Halper, Mike Geller, and Dave Hedberg bear the greatest load for the pitching staff. Dick Arney ably backstops. In his first year with the team Coach Wiltshire has done a commendable job. Baseball Team Front row--Richard Kraft, Mike Geller, Dick Berkowitz, Bernie Feldman, Charles Lask, Al Hess, Dick Arney. Second row-Ted Pilewski. Manager Harold Klawans, Bill Brandwein, Bob Greitzer, George Peterson, lim Connors Ken Sone, Bill McMahon. Grzesiak, Earl Hagberg, Don Unterberger, Al Nelson, Richard Berqhoff. Back row-Manager Martin Volk, Al Fefferman, Larry Hirsh, Iohn Nicholson, Ierry Edelstein, Dave Hedberg, Bob Lower IeftiThird baseman Ken Sone throws another perfect strike to first base. Lower rightAOutfielder George Peterson makes a leaping catch of a long drive in deep center field. ha-atm.. 1 5 . 132 .Liz South South South South South South South South South South South South South ' Exhibition games. 528 mf rw go. Phillips .,,. Mendel ., Mendel .,,,..,,,,,,.,.,,,.. Morgan Park Hyde Park .,.. ,, Bowen ...... Hirsch ,, Calumet ,.... C. V. S. .... . Harper Parker , , Fenger ,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,, ,, Morgan Park Upper -- The keystone combination ot lim Connors and Earl Hagberg executes another per- tect double-play. Lower Ieitf-Dick Arney raps out a base hit against Bowen. Lower middle Pitcher Bob Grzesiak begins his wind-up. Lower right-First baseman Dave Hedberg steps off the bag after receiving the throw which retired the Bowen runner. loving .giaorffi Upper Iett: Tennis Team Front row-lim Marine, Howard Meyers, Dick Sloan, Bill Shropshire. Dave Patchen, Dick Oakley. Back row--f-lim Malkus, Marvin Facktor, lay Precourt, Coach Williams. Lower left: Track Team Front row-Sheldon Krugman, Rudy Zaransky, Fred Iohnson. Chuck Horberg. Back row-Frank Hailand, Dick Hofeld, George McKenna, Iohn McFarland. Phillip Gordon Iesse Iverson, Bob Chelius, Dick Mueller, Iohn Hamilton, Dave Cross, Coach Inman. Right-r-Arthur Lurie. who won the city high school golf championship. displays his golf form. South Shore's tennis will bid strongly for the city crown this year. Captained by Dick Oakley, the Tars have placed a doubles team, Shropshire and Sloan, in the state competition. Other members of the team are Marv Factor and Dave Patchen. Last year South Shore gave the city league a golf champion, Art Lurie. This year the golfers already boast an impressive record. The team consists of Don Gibbs, captain, Dick Oakley, William Summerfield, Ioel Spungen, and Ioel Miller. The cindermen, coached by Mr. Inman, competed in the sec- tional meet in which the 800 yard relay team took fourth place, while Bob Cohen, Dave Cross, and Frank Hailand all placed in various events. In the difficult South Central Relays, Bob Cohen once again placed in an event. 134 .ww were ow ing ing inzi Bowling has always been an outstanding sport at South Shore. For ex- ample, Ed Kaplan, Ken Pardee, Dan Kaplan, Nowell Korey, Ioel Miller, and Howard Lerner all averaging over 165, brought South Shore their second city league title in a row. Ken Pardee was crowned the National Open Champion of the United States, While Ed Adelman won a S500 Scholarship to the college of his choice. There are 18 teams Cover 150 boysl that bowl every Wednesday afternoon and over 80 girls who compete on Thursday, a grand total of 1071 of the school, bowling under the direction of Coach Wiltshire. Upper left Phillip Gordon, Stan Iacobson, Ronnie Rubenstein, and Howard Lerner concentrate on their scores on o league clay at Pla-Mor Bowling Alleys. Lower left The 1952 girls' city bowling champs, Elaine Frank, Rose Mary Thorsen, Barbara Baugh, and Hazel Black, show their trophies. Right Sanford Friduss displays the plaque for the city bowling championship he helped win in 1952. l hx Q S E. tv? 'WU Upper-Verda Riley, Shirley Iohnson, Leah Embree, Lorna Schafer, Ioan Grabill. and Bar- bara Cassel get ready to cheer The Team Was in the Huddle at a football game at Eckersall Stadium. Center The first semester ot- ficers get into a huddle Bar- bara Cassel, secretary-treasurer: Lorna Schafer, captain: and Carol Ianisch. co-captain. Lower V-I-C-T-O-R-Y! cry cheer leaders Shirley Iohnson, Verda Riley, Leah Embree, Lorna Schafer. Ioan Grabill, and Bar- bara Cassel. we C eel' odd Qlnff An important part of every football and basketball game is South Shore's cheer leader squad. In addition to cheering at games, the leaders teach others. At the end of the semester, squad tryouts are held. Usually ten to fourteen girls are on the squad which also presents a pep assembly at the beginning of each sports year. There, they teach the students new cheers for the coming games. This year's captain is Barbara Cassel, and co-captain is Shirley Iohnson. 136 we Aqua- lego The members of Aqua-Debs show off their new red, white, and blue lastex swim suits. Front row' -Lorene Petersen, Iune Madderom, Cathie Wilschey, Bernice Zimmer, Pat Farrell, Ioann Van Vltet Second row 'Carol Adams, Barbara Baugh, Iudy Gray, lane Barker, Margie Ohlhausen, lane Dmges Gay French, Diana Sanford, Ellen Bonifield, Diane Anderson, Marie Dahlin, lean Miller, Leslea Wenk Dolore Silverthorne, Mrs. Lassen. Back row-Pepper Blackwood, Barbara Peulecke, Carolyn Dodd. Barbara Turley, Iune Forde, Reynita Buster The girls swim club, the Aqua-Debs, meets every Monday during tenth period in the natatorium. After an official meeting led by Barbara Baugh, president, assisted by Barbara Peulecke, vice-president, and Iean Miller, secretary-treas- urer, the girls go into the pool. Each semester tryouts are held for admittance to the swim club. The swimming time is devoted to different things. During the fall semester, synchronized swimming, stunts and good swimming form are perfected. In the last few weeks of spring, members work to pass the Iunior or Senior Red Cross Lifesaving Tests. The high point of the year is the annual swim show planned by the members themselves, and presented on Carnival Night. The show consists of several water ballets, diving, and races. The Aqua-Debs, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Lassen for the first semester, and Mrs. Betz the second semester, had a splash party at which they wore their new red, white, and blue swim suits. 137 ir :S , .xdfkific rifiociafion Upper-Some of the players practice for the student-faculty volleyball game sponsored by the G.A.A. in March. Lower S G.A.A. second semester officers: Beth Saphir, secretary: Myrna Salomon. vice- president: Cordelia Wagner. treas er: and Ioann Van Vliet, president. Running the Girls' Athletic Association in an efficient manner is the G.A.A. Board, sponsored by Miss Marston. It consists of girls, chosen by the of- ficers, who plan the athletic activities for the year. Among the most pop- ular activities are swim meets, student-faculty volleyball games, roller skating parties, and the G.A.A. Square Dance. There are posture contests, tennis tournaments, and horseback riding, which the girls always enjoy. The big event of each semester is the G.A.A. Award Assembly. During this assembly, the girls receive their letters, chevrons, and other awards. It is followed by a luncheon for those who received these honors. 138 ir' 5 7 ,fgflzdfic ziriociafion oar el. treasurer: U er le!! G.A.A. first semester officers: Barbara Cass PP Ioann Van Vliet, vice-president: Carol Adams, secretary: and Sue Glenn, president. Upper right G.A.A. Board members Sue Price, Cathie Varga. Shirley Iohnson, Lillian Smith, Beth Saphir, Elsie Arnold. Myrna Salomon. Cordelia Wagner, Lauren Pachman, and Iudy Iohnson grab for their presents at the Board's Christmas party. Lower left Ioann Van Vliet. Don Gibbs, Carol Ianisch. and Guthrie Riley practice so they will be prepared to shine at the G.A.A. roller skating party Lower right Some ot the awards offered by the G.A.A. are examined by G.A.A. Board members. ' ' , I an Sealed Diane Anderson Carol Ianisch, Grace Berbenan e Sanders. Standing Ruth Carlson, Ioan Darrah, lean Miller. 139 ..g., 3Wm ir A l fgkgdicaf glclucafion Upper le!! A pair ot girls practices tumbling while two ot their classmates wait their turn. Upper riglite The guard tries desperately to keep the ball from the captain in an exciting captain basketball game. Lower le!! Alter a tournament game, these girls wait patiently in line to get towels betore taking their showers. Lower right Perfect Posture is the motto of Lorraine Perruso, Pat Smith, and Diane Slitkin. Mental and physical health is the main objective of girls' physical edu- cation. Some of their activities are speedball, captain basketball, volley- ball, and proficiency tests. The gym teachers are proud to say that they have more girls in the deep water of their swimming classes than most other schools. South Shore not only tries to improve the girls' skills, but also aims to teach good sportsmanship. 140 Lowe left R.O.T.C. Staff, Front row: X G th Riley, Capt. Tom Ferry, Maj. t l y N a k. B k . Lt C pt. Ed Filmanowicz. Rghl C lor Guard: Don Ebert, George S tt B b Sl e D l efierue icem ra in ing 0170 South Shore's R.O.T.C. has always been an outstanding unit. This year two cadet officers and one non-commissioned officer competed for places on the City Corps Staff. The unit has also placed high in Picked Platoon competition, and has an ex- cellent Rifle Team. Last semester Cadet Ziv placed second in the City Finals Rifle Competition, missing first place by one point. The Ft.O.T.C. Federal Inspection on May 26, was under the supervision of Sergeai! Bonham. The entire unit, complete with uniforms, marched on the drill field be- fore inspecting officers of the Fifth Army area. After the review and presentation of medals and special awards, each cadet was personally inspected by Captain Hallard, who seemed favorably impressed. When the drill exercises were com- pleted various cadets took written examinations on the material covered during the year. Everyone shares the opinion that South Shore received a high rating on the inspection. M,fSgt. William A. Bonham. .E My off, Capt. Glenn Harris, Capt. rzewsi ac row' .Terr v r, a e Hoidahl. .gnfifrucfion aaa 6 .Z J now e 9 lt was through Sgt. Bonham's efforts that the school heard the Fifth Army Band. Other activities in which the R.O.T.C. participated were Armed Forces Day: Freshie Assembly: Memorial Day: and the Cadet Day Parade on Michigan Avenue. Upper: Physical Drill Team Left squad Ioe Gray, Gary Cairns, Gary Hunt, Ray Asplund, Dale Stahl, George McKenna, Richard Pace, Chuck Scheurer, Robert Packer. Center squad Tom Ahern, Hydrick Gardner, Warren Quinn, Iohn lVliller, Terry Cronis, Bill Kruse, Ronald Dalken, Richard Scheiiler. Right squad Larry Madderom. Irvin Bevacqua, Norman Bloom, Ed Wilson, Ronald Ratcliti, Phil- lip Lev, William Schwebke, Tom Milas, Ken Brown, Tom Witzman. In iron! ol platoon --- David Rosenberg. Center: Non-commissioned Officers Front row Gary Cairns, Roy Bryant, Allen Steward, Tom Ahern, David Rosenthal, Arnold Zik, Dale Hoidcthl. Second row Iames Taylor, David Rosenberg, Dennis Nether- ton, Bob Silver, Henry Karel. Richard Schetller, Ken Brown, loe Gray. Third row-Harold Wallace, Gilbert Pearson, Harold Lyman, Al Irwin, Rick Doody, Tom Witz- man, Adrian Fox, Larry Mad- derom. Back row Don Ebert, Leon Schettler, Gilbert Biddle, lim Ran- tranz, George Scott, lim Blisk. Lower -Capt. Tom Witzman in- structs B Company First Platoon in military tactics. 'T K Arwen..- wr-5 142 racfice ZW nrilaecfion A social highlight of th e year was the Military Ball, which was held in the Louis XVI Room of the Shoreland Hotel. This year's ball was in co- operation with Hirsch High School. The two queens: Pat Smith, S Shore, and P A ' ' outh at nderson, Hirsch, won their crowns by private interviews. Upper: Rifle Team Front row George Scott Iames Taylor, David Rosenberg Leon Scheffler. Back row Philip Lev, Tom Witzman, Ierry Rosenblatt. Center: Company A, First Platoon Leif squad Roy Bryant, Den- nis Nefherton, lim Yarrow, Ronald Ratcliff, Warren Upplinq. Carl Roemer, Ierry Rosenblatt. Ioe Anderson. Center squad Harold Wall- ace. Arnold Zik, Gary Hunt. Ed Wilson, Howard Meyers, Stan Blaszczyk. Ronald Izydorek. Don- ald Zehme. Right squad -- Gilbert Biddle. Ioe Gray, Ronald Peal, Don Schabel, Irvin Bevacqua. William lVlCRoy, Gary Walsh, Louis Dol- emba, Leon Scheffler. In front, officers Glenn Harris, Terry Wil- son, Rick Doody, Larry Mad- derom, Guthrie Riley. In back- around: Company A, Second Platoon. Lower: . +G., V' el-gy Picked Platoon Left squad Leon Scheffler Gilbert Pearson, Allan Irwin, Henry Karel, Ioe Gray, Don Schable. Don Przybyla, Bill Mc- Roy, Ralph Iones. Center squad Tom Witzman, lim Blisk, Ierry Sievert, Ioe An- derson, Ken Brown. David Rosen- berg, Rick Doody, William Schwebke, Gary Hunt. Right squad - Karl Iohnson. lim Ranfranz, Harold Lyman, Adrian Fox, Tom Ahern. Larry Madderom, lim Taylor, Hydrick en Steward, Stan Gardner, All Nasarzewski. Officers, Tom Fer- and Glenn Harris. ry and Glenn Harris. 143 emoried Y-'PQ' X 'guy 'xy N, x. Wx :Vx - wifi, .QM Wm .,,,,. , ff ' ta 'I .w , 5 1 1 QM! 1 Q. 1. if .I Q ,k 26.5 W s Q ful A Q ? x