Sullivan High School - Navillus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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0'LlfLlfl,6Llf' gfddd PARADISE LOST As fhe hunfer sfallcs his prey, armed wifh knowledge and fired wifh fhe spirif of ambifion, fhe class of ninefeen forfy- one venfures forfh info fhe fhiclc iungle of The fufure, unafraid, and ready fo win all encounfers. No hand of oppression confronfs us. I-lere in fhe glorious U. S. A. we can worlc wifh minds af resf: where work is fhe figmenf of ingenuify and nof fhe producf of force. Our common purpose will be success and happiness. And when we gef a liffle weary of our fravelsg when discourage- menf creeps info our souls, we can sfop on fhe side of fhe road and resf ourselves while we reminisce. If will nof be unpleasanf fo recall fhe memories of our four years af Sullivan I-Iigh. We will never forgef our Senior Class Day which ended in fhe Senior dance-whaf a grand fime we had fherep and 'Room Service, our Senior play- why if lcepf us chuclcling for days. Can we forgef fhe lovely luncheon we enioyed fhe day before commencemenf? Who will nof recall our glorious promenade wifh couples dancing gracefully fo fhe accompanimenf of rusfling formals and soff music: and graduafion, wifh ifs magic music, sfirring march, and diplomas symbolizing our readiness fo go forward. Time alone will reveal our success or failure. The jungle of fhe fufure will be difficulfq buf we are sfrong, our will is defermined, and we are ready fo malce a bid for success, in a land fhaf is ours fo have and fo hold wifh iusfice and liberfy for all. Miss Mabel Bufler, genial senior sponsor. And when we reminisce we musf nof forgef fhe efforfs of fhe Senior Commiffees coordi nafed under fhe willing leadership of our class presidenf, Marvin Shapiro, fhe kind assisfance of our sponsor, Miss Bufler. SENIOR COMMITTEES TOP ROW: Shapiro, Saperstein, Yellin, Beal, Dubin, Simons, Kurizrnan, Haisler. SECOND ROW: Coleman, Fellger, Levy, Levine, Rutherford, Carnahan, Kane. THIRD ROW: I-lerrnan, Rest, Stobbs, Irwin, Busby, Bloom, Karalis, Anderson. BOTTOM ROW: Waldman, Dagovitz, Eisenstaedt, Russell, Benditzlcv, Stone. Page Twen ty-two 51 If 5 I Y

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So many, and so rnany, anol such glee. Good food and good cheer af ine January Wunclweon. Sn! Measles! Senior play, Room Service. Page Twentyeone

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Heads oT The commiTTees which TuncTion so smooThly were lvliriam Slrone, ring and pin: Char- loTTe Waldman, cap and gown: Roberlr BendiTslcy, prom: Francis Russell, luncheon: Leonard Dago- viTz, program: Phyllis EisensTaedT, giTT. Having lived up To The sTandard OT scholar- ship aT Sullivan, TwenTy-Two sTuclenTs were se- lecTed Tor membership in The lNlaTional Honor SocieTy. These Tavored Tew were iniTiaTed inTo The SocieTy in an impressive ceremony. Ohficers ' Soei eTy were Roberlr Boid, presidenT: Jane Lewis, vice-presidenT: Bernice Caplan, secreTary: and EsTher Karalis, Treasurer. NOT To be ouTdone by previous classes when iT comes To special awards, The January class oT nineTeen TorTy-one adds Tour sTudenTs To The growing lisT oT ouTsTanding scholars. Special awards were as Tollows: Merry lrwin received Tho D. A. R. medal: Roberr DocTor was The recipienT oT The CiviTans scholarship: and our Two ouTsTand- ing arTisTs, Lee Roy Haisler and Alice Crossland, are To beneTiT loy scholarships To The Harrison Commercial ArT lnsTiTuTe. yi Q x 'f er Karalis, treasurer: Ed G-rai, vice-president: Merry Irwin, secretary, and Marvin Shamro, president, successfully led The January graduates. i I 4A HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW: Saperstein, Shapiro, Haisler, Yellin, Kurtzrnan, Sione. SECOND ROW: Constantine, l-litchcock, Karalis, Busby, Nclson, Waldman. BOTTOM ROW: Simons, Eisenslaedt, Bendilzky, Dagovitz lpresj, KraviTe, Sherry. Pa ge Twenty-th ree