Sullivan High School - Navillus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Their valor and courage in fighling 'ro prolecl our Amer- ican way of life will forever be an inspirarion To Those of us who musf remain al home. FACULTY MEMBERS IN SERVICE Maior E. Frederick Reselc Lieufenani' fag., Mordecai Olenick Firsi' Lieu+enan+ Harold Groghan Second Lieu+enan+ Anfhony Grisihus EvereH' Golden 5 .4 , 1- l LIEUTENANT JOHN F. ERZINGER b I hgh? C I f K fffl I r lillilki lxrlll 1 I U71 L Q' cf 7' JZ 0 i I ?lPi1efUN',: LLX yldlx ffl' K' GEORGE E. ANSPAUGH MR. GEORGE ANSPAUGH, in The semesTer ThaT he has been principal oT Sullivan High School, has already gained The love and respecT OT The sTudenT body and TaculTy. His wisdom, sense oT humor, undersTanding, and democraTic spiriT have made him a principal oT whom we can be proud. Miss Powers, our assisTanT principal, is known and respecTed ThroughouT Sullivan for her indomiTable spiriT and viTaliTy. Always helpful, she has a Tull Time iob. HELEN L. POWERS nge Four CC ML laiclge our Eyed, our orfunefi, ana! our 77 JQCPQC! A0l'l0l . -jdomaa yefkmon OFFICERS OF R. O. T. C. TOP ROW: Rouzer, Ideirnan, T-loT'iman, Riordan, Schon-ner, Grimm, Kaiser. SECOND ROW: Erickson, Powers, Noyes, Howard, RaTTel, Chaum, Mossi. THIRD ROW: Sqf. Leonard ST. Michel, Wager, Margolin, Walson, lsreal, MiTTman, Harrison, Grossxreuz. BOTTOM ROW: Fox, Gordon, KaTz, KaraToTias, Callner, PeTerson, Under The capable guidance OT our new miliTary in- sTrucTor, SgT. Leonard ST. Michael, and a hard working sTaTT oT oTTicers, Sullivan l-ligh Schools Reserve OTTicer Training Corps once again ranlced among The pacee makers OT The ciTy. The Craclc PlaToon and The riTle Team were well up To sTandards seT by Sullivan uniTs oT oTher years. The PlaToon reached a high degree oT per- TecTion in marching and drilling. IT was one oT The TinesT To be enTered in The CiTy-Wide PlaToon TournamenT held lasT winTer. Our Crack PlaToon marching in The corridors, Tields, and sTreeTs, l::eTore and aTTer school. was perhaps a Tamiliar sighT To many and is a grand example oT The exTra Time and eTTorT given by The cadeTs Tor The l3eneTiT oT Sullivan's R.O.T.C. regimenT. Sharpening up Tor Americas enemies, The riTle Team made The bulls eye a baTTered hole in The paper. The Team rolled up winning scores in The inTer-ciTy Tourna- menTs and Trophy maTches wiTh oTher schools. The en- Tire uniT is To be commended Tor iTs response To The inTensiTied war program. Always a Tine Training in disci- 25? Sergeanf Leonard ST. Michael CacleT LieuT. Chris. KaraToTias pline, cleanliness, and personal conducT, This warTime R.O.T.C. excelled in all. ' ,N 0 X Q4 I wr? JF, 5 Q 5' ' rv., 4' A KY' f ' 1497 k , 0 is Q Page Six RIFLE TEAM TOP ROW: Berwick, Herlocker 6uTner, Brower, Neely, Coopeii srnifh. SECOND ROW: Sql Leonard ST. Michel, Bushnick Long, RosensTern, Coler, Lich- lenberg. BOTTOM ROW: Mar- qolin, Grimm, Callner, Gross- kreuz, Roseberry. SENIOR R. O. T. C. 'OP ROW: Mizel, Lange, Far- ey, Erickson, Blanc, Riordan, Dworman, WinsTead, Handel- nan, Schuen, Arderson. SEC- DND ROW: l-lawekoTle, Run- iell, Raffel, Kaufman, Berwick delman, Rand, Grosskreuz, -larrison, Howard, NaThan. 'HIRD ROW: Bolande, Massi vliTTr'nan, l-lerlocker, Rouzer: 'loHman, Johnson, WaTson, ls! eal, Margolin, SQT. Leonard -T. Michel. BOTTOM ROW: 'eTerson, Fox, Gordon, KaraT- ifias, Kafz, Callner, Schorner, Srimm. 0 Q 9 TK Ez S.-1 fa jx SuLL lVAN Sql: ST. Michael came To Sullivan aT The beginning oT The Tall semesTer and suc- ceeded our old Triend, SgT. Anfhony GrisThus, now LT. GrisThus, UniTed STaTes Army. The cadeTs quickly recognized SgT. ST. Michael as a leader and Teacher oT The highesT qualiTy. Major Sydney S. STocking, UniTed STaTes Army, The NorTh Side supervisor, has come To our aid many Times This pasT year as he has always done in The pasT. We wish To express our graTiTude Tor his help and advice. The cadeT commanding oTTicer Tor The Tall seme-sTer was CadeT LT. Col. ChrisT KaraToTias. The cadeT commanding oTTicer Tor The spring semesTer was CadeT LT. Col. Jack Gordon. These officers commanded a regimenT consisTing OT six companies and a Drum and Bugle Corps. The regimenT had a complemenT oT TwenTy-Tive oicficers and Three hundred TwenTy-Tive men. The Drum and Bugle Corps, under CadeT CapT. Geo. Schomer, added To The precision and morale OT The uniT wiTh iTs marTial airs. Page Sevenl RANGERS TOP ROW: Schallman, Adolph, Bloom, Segal, SchniTz, Wambold, Spira. SECOND ROW: Tumin, Kugler, O'Meara, Gordon, Vikander, BernsTein, Kogen. BOTTOM ROW: KarafoTias, MaTson, Friedman, Mr. Alan Rogers, A. Friedman, Dix. SENIOR HALL GUARDS TOP ROW: I-Toward, Erickson, Callner, Davidson, Josephs, Karpel. SECOND ROW: Slaw, PorTner, Heyman, Phillips, Beskin. THIRD ROW: Isreal, NaThan, Wadler, Eckerling, Bolande. BOTTOM ROW: Gomberg, Wool, Hankel, ZeiTlin, Rubens. AT YOUR The Rangers, sponsored by Pop Rogers is one oT The pioneer organizaTions oT Sullivan. Their Jack- oT-all-Trades cluTies include running errands, paTrol- ing aT Tire drills, and ushering aT school producTions. The STage Crew, under The sponsorship oT Mr. Gon- zales, has similar duTies. They are The locksmiThs oT The school, and are The manipulaTors oT The public address sysTem used Tor dances, socials, assemblies. STAGE CREW TOP ROW: GuTner, Don, Miller, Capron, CenTury, Caplan. SECOND ROW: STrauss, STrobeck, LiTvin, Lee, Margolin, Mr. Gonzales. BOT- TOM ROW: Brawer, Popp, Anderson, Lapin, Grimm, Finck. FRANKLIN CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Rogers, HorwiTz, GuTsTadT, Jung, Bowers, Valen- Tino, Noren, Sholos. SERVICE AdequaTe TaculTy recommendaTions oT characTer insure The qualiTy of The Hall Guards. They mainTain an orderly quieT aTrnosphere in The halls during class periods, and check on The cleanliness oT The halls. The Franklin is The oldesT club aT Sullivan and wiTh The aid oT Pop Rogers, do all The prinTing Tor The school. They also make Trips To prinTing companies To sTudy presenT day prinTing. . Q84 r gexfif iT L 'X fa'T 9 GJ 0 .fisyi fo M 0 L X! Page EighT s-r-Q MIMEO SERVICE LEFT TO RIGHT: Kayner, Eisenberg, Miss KoviTz, STein, Burkland, Shier. TREASURY ASSISTANTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Spang, Karzis, Miller, Boyian, Keeshan, Mrs. KusTner, Good, Krifzman, Barry, Bosley. OFFICE PRACTICE TOP ROW: Berger, Geller, Gross, Turnbull, NaThan, Mendelsohn, Frankel. SECOND ROW: Colman, Kappe, Rose, Levy, Janssen, Coon. THIRD ROW: UdkofT, Spiegel, RoThs1ein, Good, LevinThal. BOTTOM ROW: Crawford, Eisenberg, Schulberg, Shapiro, Spronz. SERVICE GIRLS TOP ROW: Marcus, Berman, Cholden, Grossman, Greenberg, Jadwin, Klowclen, Prizanf, Kozer, STeil. SECOND ROW: Kanne, Weiss, Arkin, Robinson, Jasper, Carlson, Levine, Golden, Paradise, GoodsTein, SchechTer, Kane. BOTTOM ROW: Gawsner, Bailey, BurT, Mr. Eng- sTrom, BreiibarT, Sacks, Sebbes. EFFICIENCY PLUS Miss KoviTz heads The very acTive Mimeo Service. She endeavors To have her girls worlc quickly, quieTly and nea+ly, as Their worlc TesTiTies. To be sure ThaT only work oT The highesT sTandard leaves her rooms, she personally inspecTs each copy oT all Tasks. Every period oT The day, one is able To Tind aT leasT Three girls ready To serve one in The main oTTice. These girls behind The desk Take care oT messages, Tile program cards, and geT pracTical experience in oTTice rouTine. All money coming in and going ouT oT The school musT go Through The hands oT Mrs. KusTner. AccounTs oT all school acTiviTies are in her care, and she manages Them ably. Under The capable leadership oT Mr. EngsTrom, The Place- menT Teacher, The girls oT The Personnel OTTice help in The many Taslcs which They are called upon To perTorm. This oTTice has The job oT giving and grading l. TesTs and aiding in a pupil's selecTion oT college. Under The supervision of Miss Kelly The girls oT The library sTaTT carry on in a very eTTicienT and careTul manner. They malce sure ThaT every sTudenT has signed a library slip which is broughT baclc by Them To Their sTudy. T l l Page Nine ,Aj 1 . xx I fain, . ls' fr. A T Iii' A lx T ' - I . LX AL , -o 'i . may N 1' QV. rl 9' ' E Lf HJ I5 T J ,R I ' ' 4 JF' r f X i if - dwg ,QQIA f . i 2 N 'f Als1'!f'iIG I 'ff-::zf:, T 'ff YQ? 4' I H? X ' W.. s 417 ' s QJAZLQJI. VITAMINS -' ENERGY + ALERTNESS HOME ECONOMICS TOP ROW: Inman, Beck, Barry, McAloine, Thomsen, SECOND ROW Perboner, Kosubski, Miss Carpenler, Sorensen, Nelson. BOTTOM ROW Yavilr, Gould, Wold, Lucas, COMMUNITY SERVICE TOP ROW: Jacobson, Isreal, Gordon, Levy. SECOND ROW: Perboner Jasper, Mrs. Gregg, Fofunalo, Geller. BOTTOM ROW: Weber, Zareyli Sacks, Bu rlcoll. The Communily Service League is successful in every- Ihing il underlalces, as is shown by Ihe resul+s or lhe Scrap Drive and Clean-Up campaign. Under ils able presidenr and vice-presidenl, Alice Weber and I'leIene Saclcs re- speclively, Ihe league presenlred a program The Kollege OI Viclory Knowledge al Sullivan and lour neighboring elemenlary schools. Also worlcing in cooperalion wilh lhe War eiflorl is The I-lome Economics Club which has been making a sludy ol nurrilion and helping lhe Red Cross. The Tilly members ol lhe Salely Unil, wearing lheir red arm bands, have been inslrumenlal in successfully con- ducling Ihe air raid and lire drills. Because OI Iheir impors Ianl job Ihe boys are selecled by Iheir dependabilily and scholarship records. SAFETY UNIT TOP ROW: Lesch, Gnadl, Lewis, Segal, Karalolias, Underwood, Noren, Bloom Baunmnn. SECOND ROW Gulsladl, Lowenlhal, Green, Winsread, Friedman: Berlianl, Mafson, Monlgornery, Neely, Schallrnan. THIRD ROW: Slrauss O'Meara, Wambold, S. Friedman, Bernslein, Lirvin, Adolph, Gordon, Kugler Porlner, G. Gordon, lsreal. FOURTH ROW: Nalhan, Massi, Sholos, Jung: S' P I W I' B lc' J S'n er Ko en VVollc Mr Ro ers BOT- inger, ere rnan, a sin, es ln, . I g , g , , . Q . TOM ROW: Hoffman, Fox, Dix, Powers, C. Karalolias, Be-Icove, Lilgendahl Wool. Page Ten 'N ATHLETIC BRAINS lvliss Allen guides a group ol malhemalically inclined ludenls lhrough lhe by-ways ol shorl-cur melhods in all orms ol malhemarics. Nor conlenl vvilh knowing iusl 'rhe lable, wellreslablished approaches, lhey search lor swiller nelhods. Miss Allen acls as chairman and conducls lhe .lass lhrough shorl-cur melhods beginning wilh arilhmelic ind advancing lhrough lo lhe higher malhemalical ciences. Nor is lhere any limil lo lhe subiecls lhe members may liscuss in lhe Civic Forum. ll gives The sludenls a chance o air 'rheir vvhyls and wherelorels and lo learn lhe arl ol eparlee in a lriendly spiril. The Sludenl' Council, sponsored by Mr. Jaclc Kahn, is nolher aclive organizalion ol Sullivan. lls purpose is lo 'ncourage sludenls lo parlicipale in as many school aclivi- ies as possible and To lurlher democralic melhods conf erning school vvellare. SENTINEL FORUM OP ROW: Nalhan, Arenson, Janis, Shapiro, Lifschulz, Sfeinberg. BOTTOM OW: Ullrnan, Holleb, Miss Nelson, Nobler, Newberqer, Woloshin. vr M QQ-,,. SHORT CUT CLUB TOP ROW: Harris, Samuels, Lapin, Garvin, Salz, Greenberg, Coals- worlh. SECOND ROW: Buclcrnan, Monforl, Cowin, Gordon, Pasfron, Craiq, Taylor. BOTTOM ROW: Levin, Cannadv, Miss L. Allen, lsan, Shapiro. SENIOR SENATE TOP ROW: Kali, Beskin, Schwarlz, Arenson, Jung, Newberger Gordon, Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Forlunalo, Spriclcman, Grusin, Sleinberg, Fagin, Kaufman, Franklin. BOTTOM ROW: Bugler, Shapiro, Belcove, Lowenrhal, Capron, Josephs. Page Eleven WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN? Bull's eyel And Then wiTh an elaTed Teeling This archer Turns To Miss Jacobs Tor a smile OT approval aT The neaTly aimed shOT. l-lalT a cenTury ago The bow and arrow was The sTamp-mark OT young Robin l-loods and archery was The pleasanT pasTime OT The highly Tashionable New York socieTy. BUT now archery has crepT inTO The nervous sysTems OT The public aT large, and Sullivan, in keeping wiTh The Times, has iTs exclusive Archery Club, which is sponsored by Miss Jacobs. On Monday aTTernoOns wiTh The bow and arrow case casually slung over Their backs, This group OT THE CLATTER OF HOOFS The Girls' Riding Club indulges in healThy, acTive, ouT-door sporT. Under The leadership OT Miss Mar- gareT ColTOrd, They meeT on Thursday aTTernoons and learn horsesback riding. TloT, TloT, in The TrOsTy silence, TIOT, TloT, in The echoing nighT, I-lOrse's hooTs ringing clear. ThaT's our girls, riding The year 'round on The Track or in The park. lT's a loT OT Tun, and none can Tully describe The exhilaraTing experience. lT's The Teeling yOu're alive and glad To be, ThaT wide-awake and ready-Tor-anyThing Teeling. RIDING CLUB TOP ROW: Levy, Dewin, Kaplan, Bama, Leaf. SECOND ROW: Bawe. Haffbefg, Barr, Miss calfafa, Hickory, A. Levy. BOTTOM ROW: sfopp L. Sfopp, Maxon, Savage, Loble. BOWLING CLUB TOP ROW: SuTTOn, WiTz, Roger, Schenk, BrandT, Siegal, Lesch, Karass, Schuengel, Sanders, Grosskreuz, Slaw. SECOND ROW: Ferguson, Levinson, l-Iedsfrorn, Goldin, Fox, LowenThal, Leichenko, Simon, STein, Slack, Pippenger, Wilson. THIRD ROW: Cooper, Cole, G-link, Pernbedon, Colen, G-'Schwind, Perkins, I-leiselman, Wager, Jackson, Buckman, Nelson. FOURTH ROW: DeJack, L. PemberTon, Lazarus, UnholTz, Rubin, Vanderweel, Baird, Mendelson, Blair, Moschel, KaTz. BOTTOM ROW: Robichaud SchwarTz, Cohn, Ashcraff, Mr. Schneller, ETTer, Richard, Cannady, Janssens. Page Twelve FleTro SullivaniTes cOmpeTe in The girls' gym. ARCHERY CLUB TOP ROW: Wolfe, STeinhardT, Einrick, CoaTsworTh. SECOND ROW: ' oaolo, Arenson, Miss Jacobs. BOTTOM ROW: Schrnaus, Krause. RIGHT DOWN THE ALLEY l-ley, was ThaT a sTrike Or a spare? Mr. Schneller, geT me an eighTweighT ball, I can'T sling Those heavies. These words are heard aT meeTings OT Two OT Sullivan's mOsT acTive clubs, The Boys' Bowling and The Girls' Bowling. IT yOu'd like To be a bowler, Take advane Tage OT Mr. Schneller's able assisTance and advice and waTch OThers besides yOurselT improve and become perTecT. Then you will be seT To maTch your skill againsT ThaT OT OThers in a sTiTT and exciTing cOmpeTi- Tion. The experTss on bOTh Teams have broughT championship honors To Sullivan. WATCH THE BIRDIE! Flash, Tlash, Tlash, click, click! Mark, look, I've goT iTI Hey, Mark, c'mere, how's This? Mark, d'ya Think i+'II win? Mark Kerman, The Tlashbulb oT The camera club, was iTs originaTor, insTigaTor, viTaIiTy kid and mosT diIigenT and persisTenT member. Small club Though iT was, The members all TeIT They were enjoying Themselves while learning someThing abouT Their Ta- voriTe subiecT. Mark Kerman doesn'T sTay here anymore. BuT here's a TIash ThaT says anoTher will carry on, because iT's Too promising a club To give iT upl CAMERA CLUB TOP ROW: Feldman, Bloch, Greenberg. SECOND ROW: Berger, Fiss KoviTz, Kerman, Levine. BOTTOM ROW: Oirinq, Dobbins, J. evme. DIT! DAH! DAH! DIT! The language oT inTernaTionaI code is expounded in Room 326 on Thursdays by members oT The I'Iam Radio Club. Jerry Don, presidenT, pounds ouT messages To a receiving seT-up while Technical insTruc- Tion is being given. This club, under The sponsorship oT Mr. Bailey is highly recommended by The Army Signal Corps and Navy. Several oT The members have previously Taken courses in inTernaTionaI code, and Tind This club a gIoriTied opporTuniTy To puT Their knowledge To pracTice and gain new concepTions on The subiecT. THE KNOW-IT-ALLS InTeresTed in engineering or a maTh requiring cal- cuIaTion? InTend To be in The service oT The Signal Corps or Air Corps? Enioy radio work? Yes? Then youlve goT a sTeady appoinTmenT aTTer school in Room 209, on Wednesdays. On This aTTernoon, under The able direcTion oT Mrs. Van Ness, The Slide Rule Club holds communion. QuieT conversaTion Takes place on The use oT slide rule, IogariThms, and Trick scales. RoberT Koch, presidenT, is in charge oT The ad' vanced slide-rulers wiTh Bob Miller, vice-presidenT, aiding The insTrucTion. SLIDE RULE CLUB TOP ROW: Greenberg, Geis, Reynolds, Markowih, Himelblau. SECOND ROW: Mrs. C. Van Ness, Swenson, Ganscoe, DeSmeT, Buehler. THIRD ROW: Kaufman, Miller, Koch, Kelly. BOTTOM ROW: Van Sweringer, Toy, Isan. HAM RADIO CLUB TOP ROW: Baskin, Marqolin. BOTTOM ROW: Gordon, McWhirTer, Don, Wadler, Lapin, Page ThirTeen age Fourfeen NAVILLU Tradilions slancl a les? ol lime and circunnslances. When somelhing as momenlous as a World War sweeps The counlry il crumples all lradilions which are noi deep-rooled in high allain- menlr and uselulness. Such a sweep and change in circumslance has Jrhe rradilional NAVILLUS wilhslood fhis year and by ils high slandards has come our viclorious. Under lhe mosr adverse condilions Mrs. Schabes, sponsor of lrhe lXlAVlLl.US, and ils co-edilrors, Beverlee Goldman and Fern Baumgarlen, have succeeded in producing an annual which lives up +o lhe high rafing ol irs predecessors. Dilllerenf in many aspecls from previous annuals The NAVIL- LUS is dedicared To former Sullivanifes now serving rhe Uniled Slalres, and lo lhe members ol lhe lacully now in service. I+ is a senior publicalion exclusively, and The seniors proudly and haughlily lhumb lnrough ilrs 5evan+yf+wa pages wilh lhe salisv laclion ol finding ir unmarred by underclassmen aclivifies. Wilh lhe arf, financial, pholography, biography and wrile- ups deparlmenls lunclioning individually ro make Jrhe nel resull, il is sincerely hoped by The slall Thar lhis yearls NAVILLUS will be successful as a comlorlring lraveling companion aller gradua- lrion and as a memoir book ol your lriends and aclivilies ol Sul- livan. The Slall Members ol lhe annual wish 'lbonheur el bonne lor- +une lo all. Beverlee Goldman Mrs. Schabes Fern Baumgar+en 4 'x fbi NAVILLUS STAFF TOP ROW: Gordon, Schwarlz, Paul, Karson, Lapin, Lowenfhal, Friedman, Josephs, Ullman, Ruhrnan, Lifvin, Karger. SEC- OND ROW: Nobler, Anderson, Woloshin, Kugler, Wexler, Za- ref, Mangurn, Smargon, Por?- ner, Spira, Gelhner, Murphy, Shapiro, Greenberg. THIRD ROW: Burkoff, Geller, Roih, Nalhan, Fagin, Shelley, Kaul' man, Levy, Wessels, Kaplan, Lebow, Harrigan, Franklin, Kanne, Treulich. BOTTOM ROW: Brody, Berger, Osborne, Goldman, Mrs. Schabes, Baurn- gharlfen, Johnson, Good, Levin- ? a . SENTINEL THE NEWSPAPER Trade hardly deems The busy day begun, 'Til his Iceen eye along The sheeT has run: The blooming daughTer Throws her needle by, And reads her schooImaTe's marriage wiTh a sigh: And gives a Tear To some old crony gone. The preacher, Too, his Sunday Theme lays down, To Icnow whaT IasT new Tolly Tills The Town: Lively or sad, IiTe's meanesT, mighTiesT Things, The TaTe oT TighTing coclcs, or TighTing kings. ConTinuing To receive S raTing Trom The SchoIasTic Press AssociaTion, The Sullivan SENTINEL goes Tramping Thru The years as The veriTabIe IiTe source oT news and views on Sullivan IiTe. The news page, made up on a True proTessionaI manner, abounds in inTormaTion Touching every deparTmenT in Sullivan. The second, or ediToriaI page, is where The pros and cons are in Their glory. SuIIivaniTes have an opporTuniTy To give venT To Their opinions by wriTing leTTers To The ediTor, InnovaTions subsTanTiaTe The progress made and TribuTe is paid To Those in The armed Torces in 'ISO Proudly We Hail. AI- Though each graduaTion brings abouT a change in sTaTT The SENf TINEL conTinues as a mirror oT reTIecTion oT Sullivan IiTe. Paul RoberTs EsTher Nielsen Mr. PanniTch Efeanor Janssen Es+eIIe HoIIeb Eleonora DeCrescenTis SENTINEL STAFF TOP ROW: Spira, BesT, Berli- anT, Shapiro, Paul, N. Shapiro, Gould, Karger. SECOND ROW: Cherney, Arkin, Wessels, Sfeil Woloshin, Winograd, Linsky Cohan, Blauner. THIRD ROW: NeTf, SapersTon, Harrigan, Kap- I n Mr. Abram P 'Th a , ann: c , Jones, Levifon, Rainy, Omen- sky, Kahn. BOTTOM ROW: Nielsen, KaTz, Holleb, Ullman Newberqer, Janssen, LiIschuITz DeCrescenTis Page FiTTeen YllU Tl-THE THE HIGH NUTE ANII l'LL TAKE The Girls' Choir sponsored by Miss Ford, perlorms in assemblies, carols lhrouqh lhe school near Chrislmas lime, and does radio worlc. Miss Ford selecls lhese girls by lhe qualily oi lhe individual voices and by lhe cilizenship of each member. Many oi 'lhe seniors feel lhal lheir school days are nol complele wiihoul a period ol musical lraining. This lhirsl lor cullure is ably provided Tor by lhe ca- GlRL'S CHORUS TOP ROW: Jarinkes, Kessler, Hogan, Rose, Levinson, Warqo, Kadil, Hale, Hegel, Lange, Bass, Lasser, Anderson, Lidsker, ker. SECOND ROW: Wein- baum, Redel, Schor, Coddinqf lon, Kodish, Wingerler, Gless- ner, Williams, Mendelsohn, Geltleman, Eisenslaedl, Schoen- berger. BOTTOM ROW: Mc- Donald, Haselhul-in, Pilsch, Har- bor, Miss Ford, McCain, Ward, Anovilz, Freidmar. SYMPHONIC CHOIR TOP ROW: Kreulz, Messineo, Bloom, Schifl, Wolf, Popp, Res- nick, Shapiro, SECOND ROW: Chrisliansen, Jadwin, Baird, Dorlner, Gross, Anderson, Eller, Janssen, Caldwell. THIRD ROW: Chrilzrnan, Wingerler, Harms, Friedberg, Shelley, Kurlz, Peck, Berman, Rose, Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Miss Winiired Sheel, Sloll, Ud- 4oil', Talmy, Foriunalo, Burlcolf, Paradise, Harrigan, Feldman. BOTTOM ROW: Winograd, Winner, Lord, Klein, H, Win- qerler, Jacobson, Eisenslein, Nelson. THE LI1W Fine Arls De-parlmenl. lhe direclion of Miss pable music leachers ol our The Symphonic Choir, under Sheel, is lhe largesl choral group in Sullivan. Il a musically inclined senior feels he would ralher nol use his voice lo express his musical abilily, he re- porls lo Mr. Case Tor membership in lhe school orches- lra. This group displays ils lalenl al gradualion and school programs. INSTRUMENTAL TOP ROW: Farley, Massi, Gil man, Eisenberg, Karger, BOT TOM ROW: Schorner, l-leilz, Cohen, Mr. Mellzer. age Sixleen SPANISH CONVER- SATION TOP ROW: Shapiro, Berger, Berkson, Kahl, Good, Levin Jacobson. BOTTOM ROW: Treulich, Schwartz, Mr. Crogh- an, Peck, Winograd, Nobler. TRAVEL CLUB TOP ROW: Friedman, Kugler, Vikander, Adolph, Schallman, Dix, A. Friedman, Bloom, Berne srein, Neely, Gordon. SECOND ROW: Burkoff, Weiss, Peck, Shapiro, Levin, Anderson, Rob- ichaud, Schulberg, Magnuson, Ash, Medvedoff, Doyle, Geller. BOTTOM ROW: Jadwin, Folk, Karafolias, Grusin, Leviton, Le- bow, Matson, Kohl, Mr. Alan Rogers. Music, Morlon AND MAs coNvERsAcloN The irnporrance ol Pan-Americanism ar This lime was realized by Mr. Croghan who organized lhe Spanish Conversalion Club before he joined fhe Armed Forces. Members ol lhe club are preparing Jrhemselves ro be good neighbors by wriring and speaking Spanish al lheir inferesring meelings. This lalenl' will be found mosr beneficial lo lhose who also are members ol Mr. Rogers' popular Travel Club. i This is one of The mosl inferesling ancl aclive groups in The school. ll you have a yen Tor lar-ohf places and are imbued wilh Jrhe wanderlusl, join rhe club and srudy cusloms ol olher lands. While we are vvairing al home unlil we have lhe op' porrunily lo rravel, we can enjoy The calchy rhyrhm of Sullivan's Swing Band. This group, heard ar praclice, al programs, and al dances is sponsored by Miss Sheel SWING BAND STANDING: Kanter, Miss Sheel Lifschulz, Karger. SEATED: Sha- piro, Kessie. Page Sevenfeen 41. , ' 'x 4-QW. M., X fw., . , f..,.,. ' -m-...,, i 5. , f ff' v fx K Q , 'i 1 nj ali-K, N :ti ! ill Mfiferclag if CAifc!ren Page TwenTy JANUARY CLASS CDF1943 The class oT nineTeen hundred TorTy-Three venTures TorTh inTo a world ThaT proposes To Them The Taslc OT helping To seT our world Tree again Trom Tyranny. The boys oT This class, as oThers beTore Them, lay down Their books Tor a Time To Take up The implemenTs OT war, and proTecT our naTive land. CerTainlv when Sheldon Newberger, EdiTor OT The SENTINEL, TirsT advocaTed and encouraged The compleTion oT These plans Tor more sTudenT co-operaTion and Theree Tore, Treedom, he never guessed aT The asTouncling immediaTe success OT The lunch-Time dancing and The insTiTuTion oT anoTher recreaTional measure, ThaT oT running Tilms once a weelc. Also, The selT-managemenl' oT The sTudenTs during These periods, and The maTure aTTiTude The maioriTy oT Them assumed, led To more sTudenT shows, plays, and Tree periods. Fred BernsTein as presidenT, Jaclc Capron as vice-presidenT, and IvlargareT McWhir- Ter and EdiTh Carlson as secreTary and Treasurer respecTively, aTTempTed To inspire This class wiTh The ideas oT co-operaTion and inTelligenT pursuance oT individual war eTTorT, and received excellenT resulTs. WiTh lighT, inTelligenT hearTs, high hope, and daunTless courage, This class will aid in lceeping oThers smiling unTil The Time when once again There is Treedom Trom Tear and wanT, Treedom oT speech and worship reigning all over The universe. The graduaTion commiTTees Taced a mosT diTTiculT Taslc This year, buT came Through wi+h Tlying colors. Their iob was To see ThaT everyThing wenT according To The usual order, The slighT deviaTions necessary because OT The war. The heads oT The commiTTees were Earle LiTshulTz, social: Fred Kugler, giTTg Douglas Harrison, prom: and Bob Noren, program. One musT doTT his haT To These commiTTees Tor The smooTh, enioyable luncheon and prom, saTisTacTory To everyone. OTTicers oT The local NaTional Honor SocieTy chapTer oT ICI43 were Earle LiTshulTz, presidenT7 MargareT lx4cWhirTer, vice-presidenT: Eli KaTz, secreTary7 ChrisT KaraToTias, Treas- urer. SixTeen oT The nineTy-seven graduaTes who were selecTed Tor membership in The lNlaTional Honor SocieTy, Tinally emerged and were inducTed inTo The SocieTy midsT solemn Taces and Tormal speeches, in a beauTiTully impressive candle- lighT ceremony. Every class has Tour sponsors during iTs soiurn in high school and we have appreciaTed each one OT Them Tor Their kind assisTance during our misTalces. To Miss BuTler, our senior SENIOR COMMITTEE TOP ROW: Chrisfiansen, Kafz Don, Capron, Karafofias, No- ren, BernsTein, Melin, LiTvin. SECOND ROW: KurTz, FiTzsim- rnons, Sfeil, Bufferfield, STrauss, Selby, Gross, Wacller, Carlson Levi:-iThaI. BOTTOM ROW: Good, LifschuTz, Wessels, Har- rison, BaurngarTen, Kugler Rose, Cohan. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW: Capron, KaTz, Call- ner, Grirnrn, Friedman, Popp Berkson, Zlven, Janis, Besr Slaw. SECOND ROW: Lil- schuTz, Sfrauss, Harrison, Grosse kreuz, Arenson, Litvin, Howard, BernsTein, Century, Shapiro, S. Friedman, Beskin, Senoff, ls- real, Sfeinberg, MiTTrnan. THIRD ROW: Levinfhal, Gel- ler, Wessels, McWhirTer, STeiI KreTTler, STreicher, Cohan, Ber- ger, Good, Talrnv, Slofl, BOT- TOM ROW: Sederberg, Zeiflin Nelson, BuHerfield, Goldman Belcove, BaurnqarTen, Karson , Mangum, Sirnonson. sponsor, we wish To Tender our sincere Thanlcs Tor her consideraTion and able direc- Tions in all senior acTiviTies. She led us To realize ThaT a giTT in These war-Times should necessarily be a conTribuTion To The school war eTTorT. The resulT OT This suggesTion prompTed us To give The school The war Honor Roll plaque. Mabel R. BuTler Page TwenTy-one This Class Had lTs PoinTs IT was The Tinal gaThering oT classmaTes beTore graduaTion nighT and e could noT help Teeling senTimenTal abouT The occasion. As The wior class was seaTed in an inTormal manner abouT The Tables aT The iss day luncheon and as The class parTicipaTed in communiTy singing, Les, and lighT Table conversaTion, one suddenly became aware oT The :T ThaT our Tour years oT close companionship were over. These kids Th whom we had Traveled Tor The pasT Tew years had all come To The he crossroad and each would sTarT in his own parTicular direcTion. And so The January class luncheon, Tlavored wiTh a Tender, senTi- anTal Touch, was held on January 27Th aT The EclgewaTer Beach l-loTel. hen The meal was over, The nineTy-eighT prospecTive graduaTes med back and lisTened To some very encouraging and congenial irds Trom Their new principal, Mr. Anspaugh, Tor whom The class had eady developed a sound aTTachmenT. Miss BuTler was Tlashing beam- 3 smiles aT her worldly seniors. Mrs. Lane and Mr. Parley were guesT speakers aT The luncheon. Mrs. ne, represenTing The DaughTers oT The American RevoluTion arded MargareT Mickey McWhirTer, valedicTorian oT The class, 2 honorable D.A.R. medal. ge Twe nTy-Two K TW li LU NCHEGN Mr. Paaley, represenTing The American Legion, presenTed Doug- las Harrison and Nancy LevinThal wiTh awards Tor ouTsTanding ciTizen- ship. CulminaTing The aTTair were The class prophesies ToreTelling The mysTerious TuTure, The communiTy singing, and The display oT individ- ual TalenT. The class day luncheon remains one oT The highlighTs oT graduaTion, Tor long aTTer, many oT These boys and girls will Think back To Their senior class aTTairs, as They serve Their counTry wherever needed. So ThaT is why This Tinal gaThering leTT a senTimenTal Teeling in The hearTs oT all There. They were ThankTul To have had such excellenT associa- Tions. , N -u 5, Aw, -Z? Wa l , F ill T ., N x PROMENADE On a cold, sTormy nighT in Jan- uary, many boys and girls lucky enough To Travel in cars, suddenly Tound Their TorTune Turned upside down, as a resulT OT a snowdriTT. OUT They Tumbled, laughing and chaTTering To make a gay Time oT pushing a car. The big-shouldered he-men clad in Tuxedoes, Tound 'ldouble Toil and Trouble To keep clean yeT exTricaTe The car Trom iTs precarious posiTion in The driTT. Once in The gay aTmosphere oT The Lake Shore Club, all TorgoT pasT diTTiculTies and soon, amid exciTed whispers and quieT laugh- Ter, The January Prom held sway. Blue, whiTe and gold bids dangled Trom bare wrisTs and iumped as The dancers Took swiTT Turns abouT The Tloor. -T -5 CTU 'W x, Y , -.1 Nc! is 'MidsT soTT lighTs and music The Grand March, which signifies The real beginning oT a prom, conTinued unTil There were sixTeen abreasT marching Toward The band sTand. ATTer ThaT, TrivoliTy and dancing and reTreshmenTs were The main TeaTures oT The evening, and Tlushed and happy Taces greeTed one everywhere. This prom on The TiTTeenTh oT January was a liTTle diTTerenT Trom preceding proms in ThaT iT was a ioinT aTTair, given Tor boTh June and January classes. The prom commiTTee under The leadership OT Miss Mabel BuTler made iT a very successTul aTTair. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Anspaugh, Miss Helen Powers, and mem- bers oT The TaculTy were guesTs oT honor. In The picTures below, Sheldon Newberger and AI Rubens have sTopped Tor a momenTary chaT. NoT only was The January prom enjoyed by The January and June graduaTes, buT by The many service men-soldiers, sailors, and ma- rines-who aTTended and agreed ThaT This prom was mosT ouTsTanding. AnoTher enioyable occasion in The daTe books oT The seniors was marked down ThaT nighT. Ma I infroduce-? LasT dance Y Page TweriTyAThree GRADUATION Hold s+ill a minuTe ls my cap on righT7 TTlsn'T This exciTingf7 So one would have heard sTandirig near The graduaTes as They arrayed Themselves in Their long somber robes. Then wiTh hushed voices, inTerrupTed by giggles and sounds OT Shhh, They sTood in The rear oT The assembly hall, waiTing Tor Their Turn To come To Take Their places in The processional. The exercises began and in spiTe oT all Tears, Things wenT on wiThouT a hiTch. AT lasT The climax was reached and as Mr. Anspaugh placed diplomas in The exTended Trem- bling Tingers, The Tension oT The hour seemed To Tade inTo noThingness. ATTer Tour years The momenT had come, and The January class had graduaTed. They were men and women OT The world! T age TwenTy-Tour All good Things come To Those who waiT IR ' aff BW? I I R lg' In X Y FORREST ANDERSON Spor'rs malce bodies, sporlsmanship, minds. Safely Unil 3, 4: Hall Guard l, 4, capl. 2, 3: Lunch Guard 3: Acappella choir IZ SENTINEL represenlalive 3: Swimming' 3: Foolball leam. Fulure plans: College and lhe Army. WILLIAM ANDERSON SliIl waler runs deep. Symphonic choir 3, 4: Philharmonic choir 3, 4: Senalor I. Fulure plans: Eleclrical research aller lhe war. FERN BAUMGARTEN She who has an arl, has a parl in every- lhing. Slide Rule club I. 2: G.A.A. 2, 4. rep. I, 3: Sludenl Union 3: Chairman Cap and Gown cornmillee: Operella II READER rep. 3: NAVILLUS 2, Arl edilor 3, 4: Honor Sociely, gamma: Nalional Honor Sociely. Fulure plans: lnlerior decoralor. MYRA BERKSON Slay as sweel as you are. Hyde Parlr High School I, 2. 3. Spanish club 4. Fulure plans: College. ZERNICE BERMAN A sweel and sincere girl. Service Girl 4: Hall Guard 4: G.A,A. I. 2. 3, 4: Sludenl Union 2. Fulure plans: Business college. EVELYN BERMAN Always courleous and lcindf Manley High School I, 2, 3. Fulure plans: Business college. Page Twenly-six HERBERT BERMAN A man of courage is a man of his word. Hall Guard I, 2, 3: Class lreasurer I. Fulure plans: College or 'rhe Army. FRED BERNSTEIN Young, yel wise: silenl, ye? slrong. Hall Guard 2, 3, 4: Ranger 2, 3, 4: Senale 2: Traclc learn 2, 3, 4: lnlramural Baslrelbalf and Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Classical club 2, 3: Safely Unil 4: Lellerrnan 2, 3, 4: Senior class presidenl: Honor Sociely. Fulure plans: College. MARTIN BLANC His arnbilion Icnows no reslf' Hall Guard I, 2: Orcheslra I, 2, 4, pres. 3: Lunch Guard I, 2, 3: Shorl Cul' cluls I, 2: Pholography club I, 2, 3: Track leam 2, 3, 4: lnlramural Baslcelball and Baseball I, 2, 3: Boxing learn 2, 3: Lellerrnan 2, 3, 4. Eulure plans: Universily of Illinois or lhe Naval Air Corps. MARIAN BUTTERFIELD Good nalured. sweef and depend- able. Gym Locker Guard 4: Honor Sociely I, 2. Fulure plans: An arlisl. PHILLIP D. CALLNER None loul himself can be his parallel. Hall Guard 2, 4: Band I, 2: Operella I: Senale 2: Lellerman 2, 3, 4: R.O.T.C. Major, 4': Rifle leam 2. capl. 3, 4: Honor Sociely be-la. Fulure plans: Chemical engineering. JACK CAPRON His only Iaull is fhal he has none. Senalor 4: Hall Guard 2, 3: Slage Crew supervisor 3, 4: Foolball Team 3, 4: Lel- lerman 3, 4: Senior class vice-presidenl: Honor Sociely gamma: Nalional Honor Sociely. Fulure plans: Radio engineering al Norlhweslern Universily. EDITH CARLSON Swee+ and lovely. lnlernalional Drawing Exchange li G. KA. I, 2, board 3, secrelary 4: SENTINEL 'epresenfalive 2, 3, 4: Swim assislanl 2, 3: Service Girl 4: Senior class Ireasurer 4. Eulure plans: Norlhweslern Universily. ROBERT CHRISTIANSEN The men ol culfure are Ihe Irue apos- lles of equalilyf' Track feam 4: Symphonic Choir I, 3, 4: Philharmonic Choir 4: Senalor 2: Hall Guard 3, 4: Junior Delegalion 3: Division presidenl 4. Eufure plans: Mechanical engineering. ALICE COHAN Thanklulness is Ihe 'rune ol angels. Senn High School I, 2. SENTINEL slafl 4: Civic Forum 3: Slu- denl Union 3: Service Girl 4. Fu'I'ure plans: Business College, 'Ihen an oflice iob. I SIDNEY COHEN Humor and wil has no end. Lunch Guard 2, 4: Orcheslra 3, 4: Book room 2, 3, 4: Hall Guard 2, 3, 4: Sculplur- ing club 2: Inframural Baskelball I, 2: Band 2, 3. Fulure plans: The Army. WILLIAM DANIEL A Iighl hearl lives long. Classical club I, 2, 3: Boxing club 3: Track Ieam I, 2: Baskelball Ieam 4: lnlra- mural Baseball and Baskelball I, 2, 3. Eufure plans: Work in a shipyard, Ihen ioin Ihe Coasl Guard or fhe Navy. ROBERT DAVIDSON I-le is wise lhal is honeslf' Hall Guard 2, 3, 4: Band I: Shorl Cul club I: Inlramural Baskelball and Base- ball 2, 4. Fulure plans: Aircrall mechanics JIM DHEIN Everyone's friend and no one's enemy. Hall Guard 2, 3: Eranklin club 3: Sculp- fure club 4: Track Ieam 2: lnlramural baseball 4: Division lreasurer 4. Eulure plans: Arl school and become a commercial arlisf. EDWIN D. DICKELMAN Puls worry in a pockel wilh a hole in if. SI. George High School, Evanslon, ll- linois I, 2, 3. lnlramural baseball 4. Eulure plans: The Army. ALLEN DON A man ol learning has riches wilhin him. Shorl Cul club I: Hall Guard 2, 3: Swing Band I, 2: Slage Crew P. A. Su- pervisor: Ham Radio club pres. 4: Swim- ming feam I, 2. 3: Track learn 2, 3, 4: Rille Ieam 2, 3, 4: LeIlermen's club. Fulure plans: Engineering in Brilish Co- lumbia. GILBERT ECKERLIN6 One of our really greaf docfors Io be. Auslin High School l, 2. Chemislry club 3: Hall Guard 3. Fulure plans: Medical research 'lor C6I'ICef CUl'e. TED EISENBERG Humor, Iolerance, and slrenglhf' Orcheslra 2, 3, sludenl cl-ireclor 4: Bancl I, 2, sludenl direclor 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Eoolball 3, 4: lnlramural baskelball and baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Boxing club I, 2, 3, 4: Lellermans club 3, 4. Eulure plans: Universily of Illinois and armed service. ELVERA DOOKIE ELISIUS How goodness heighlens beaulyf' G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Clean-Up commillee 2: Sludenl Union 2, 3: Service Girl 4: Hall Guard 4: Boosler club I, 2. Fulure plans: To work. Page Twenly-seven ARTHUR ERICKSON The mildesl manners and The genllesl 1eari', Shorl Cul club secrelary I. 2. 3: Senale 3: Hall Guard capfain 4: Division presi- gleni I, 2: Lieulenanl R.O.T.C. 4: Honor Sociely l. Fulure plans: Undecided. NA FRANCES FITZSIMMONS PreHy like a rose. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: lnlernalional Drawing Exchange I: Leaders club 2, 3, 4: Gym issislanl 3. 4: G.A.A. Council 4: Locker Suard 4: Sullivan Sing : Cap and Gown :ommiH'ee. Fulure plansf Undecided. IO ANN FOLK Career Girl. NAVILLUS represenlalive 3: Division ecrelary 2, 3. Fulure plans: Business college. iHERWIN FRIEDMAN A swell fellow lilced by all. Hall Guard I, 2. 3: Ranger 3, chief 4: iafely Unil 3, 4: Classical club 2. 3: Shorl :uf club 2: Senale 3: Honor Sociely. Fulure plans: The Army. BEORGE M. GOLDEEN The will Io do, 'rhe soul 'ro dare, LaFayeIl'e High School, Broolclyn, New 'orlc I, 2. Camera club 3. Fulure plans: Army Pholography Corps. HYLLIS IRENE GOOD A sweeler smile was never seen. Library slall 3: G.A.A. I, 2: Olilice iraclice 4: Drama club 3: Social com- iillee 4: Division secrelary 3: NAVILLUS , 2, 3, 4: Honor Sociely bela. Fufure plans: Job. hge Twenly-eighi' CHARLOTTE N. GREENBERG A charming person, Opera club I: Pilman club 3: Service girl 4: NAVILLUS 4: Modern European Hisfory club 2: G.A.A. I, 2. 3. Fulure plans: Take singing lessons. PAUL GRIMM Knowledge is power. Ham Radio club 3: Oilicer's school 4: Slage Crew 2, 3, 4: Shorl Cul' club 2: Hall guard lg Naiional Honor Sociely: Honor Sociely bela. Fulure plans: Sludy d-enlislry and med- icine. JEAN GROSS I dream of Jeany. Philharmonic choir 3. 4: Division secre- lary I, 2: NAVILLUS rep. 2: Program comrnillee 4: G.A.A. I, 4: Symphonic choir 3, 4: Sludenf Union I, 2, 3: French club 2. Fulure olansz Undecided. HANS GROSSKREUZ Honor lies in honesl foil. Division presidenl I, 2, 3: Rifle Ieam 2, 3, 4: Rangers 3, 4: Bowling leam 2, 3 4: SENATE 3: Safely Unil 3, 4: Honor So- ciely alpha: Nalional Honor Sociely: R.O.T.C. olhcer 4. Furure plans: The plans Uncle Sam has for all of us. MYRTLE GUSTERINE Swell gal: swell pal. Sludenf Union 2: G.A.A. I, 2. Fulure plans: Go Io business college. EARLINE HALSINGER A personalily smile and everlasling humor. Pilman club 3: Opera club I: G.A.A. I, 2. 3: Ollice girl 4: Leader 4: Swimming assi. 2, 3: Loclcer guard 2, 3: Srudenf Union 3. Fulure plans: Laboralory lechnician course al Norlhweslern Universily. FRED HANKEL Behold The man. Traclc Team 2, 3: Baslcelball Team 3, 4: l.eTTerman 3, 4: Hall guard 4: Acappella choir I: Riding club I: SENTINEL rep. 4. FuTure plans: Army. 4 DOUGLAS F. HARRISON On his Tongue is The law oT kindness. SaTeTy UniT 3, 4: STudenT Union I, 2, 3: Division presidenT 4: RiTle Team 3: SEN- ATE 3: Clean-Up commiTTee 2, 3: ShorT CUT club 2: NaTionaI Honor SocieTy: Prom chairman 4. EuTure plans: Lawyer, OMAR HOWARD Well Timed silence has more eloquence Than speech. Slide Rule club 2: Hall guard 2, 4: SENTINEL 3: N.C.O. club 3: Acappella choir I: Honor SocieTy gamma. FuTure plans: Undecided. PHYLLIS JADWIN Dance, laugh and be merry. Marshall High School I. G.A.A. 2. 3, 4: Service girl 3: Symphonic choir 4: Travel club 3: Clean-Up club 3. FuTure plans: AcTress. JAY JONES Good naTure reguIaTed by good sense. FooTbaIl Team 3, 4: Hall guard I, 2. 3, 4: Le'rTerman's club 3. 4: Baseball and bas- lceTbaII Team I, 2, 3, 4: Boxing club I, 2, 3, 4. FuTure plans: College or The Navy. JAMES D. JOSEPHS His hearT is ever aT your service. Hall guard 3, 4: Library I: SENATE 4. FuTure plans: NorThwesTern universiTy or The armed Torces. HARRY KALISH ForTune Tavors The wise. Bowling club 2, 4. FuTure plans: College or The armed Torces. CHRIST KARAFOTIAS There lives no greaTer leader. SaTeTy UniT 3, 4: Ranger 3.4: R.O.T.C. Ofcficers' club 3, 4: Craclc PIaToon 2, 3: Honor SocieTy gamma: LieuTenanT 3, capTain 4, LT. Colonel 4, oT The R.O.T.C.: Division presidenT 3, 4: American Legion medal 3: Tribune medal 4: OTTicer's ETTT- ciency medal 4: NaTional Honor SocieTy. FuTure plans: MiliTary Training aT Illinois universiTy. ELI MELVIN KATZ LeT such a man be TrusTed. Shorl' CuT club I, 2: SENTINEL busi- ness manager 3: R.O.T,C. ExecuTive QT- Ticer I. 2, 3: OTT'ice service 2, 3, 4: SEN- ATE 4: Cap Xi Gown commiTTee 4: STamp club I, 2: Honor SocieTy alpha: Na+ional Honor SocieTy. FuTure plans: UniversiTy ol: Chicago. MARTHA L. KRAMER FooTlighT parade. Fall Frolics 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Sym- phonic choir 2. 3. 4. FuTure plans: Sing aT N.B.C. or wiTh an orchesTra. FRED R. KUGLER A man slcilled in malcing Triends. Ranger 4: SaTeTy UniT 4: NAVILLUS 4: SENTINEL rep. 4: Hall guard 4: Manager oT Track and baseball Team 3, 4: GiTT com- miTTee chairman 4. FuTure plans: Undecided. HILDA KURTZ The gracious lady. G.A.A. 3, 4: Symphonic choir 4: Loclzer guard 4: Baseball Team 2: Luncheon com- miTTee 4. FuTure plans: Undecided. Page Twe nTy-nine 'WIN LEVINE Wilhoul ollense, he spealcs lhe words means. Senn High School. Fulure plans: Air corps or lhe Army. XNCY LEVINTHAL Clad in lhe beauly ol a lhousand ll'S. G.A.A. l, 2: NAVILLUS 2, 3, 4: Library al. 3: Ollice girl 4: Honor Sociely bela: ncheon commillee 4: Young Aclor's xild 3: Swimming club 3: Nalional :nor Sociely. Fulure plans: Governmenl work. lRLE L. LIFSCHUTZ His every lone is music's own. Operella I: Swing Band leader 3. 4: lbe Lincoln in Illinois 4: SENTINEL 3, ws edilor 4: Reader 4: Presidenl ol :nhomore class: Social commillee chair- in 4: Honor Sociely alpha: Civic Forum 4: Nalional Honor Sociely, presidenl. Fulure plans: Medical school. -IARLES W. LILGENDAHL A regular fellow. Ranger I, 2: Safely Unil 2, 3, 4: Hall ard I, 2, 3: Baseball and baskelball in- rmurals 2, 3. Fulure plans: Navy Air Corps. DBERT LOWELL LITVIN Everylhing yields lo his diligence. Slage Crew 3, 4: SENTINEL 2. 3: Bas- lball leam 2: Tennis leam caplain 3, 4: all guard 3: Honor Sociely bela: Shorl Jl club 2: Gill commillee 4: Leller- en's club 4. Fulure plans: Sanilary engineer. XY LOWENTHAL A rising man ol abilily. Slamp club presidenl 2: Lunch guard 4: Hall guard 3: Civic Forum 2: NAVIL- JS 4: Band 2: Orcheslra 2. Fulure plans: Undecided. age Thirly MARION MARCUS A loving hearl is lhe lruesl wisdom. Classical club l, 2: Travel club 3, 4: Service girl 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: SEN- ATE l, 2. Fulure plans: Nurse. LOUIS MARC-JOLIN A good lriend and a swell lellaf' Slage Crew l, 2, assl. manager 3, 4: French club presidenl 2: Slide Rule club l, 2: Shorl Cul club 3: Radio Ham club 3, 4: Airplane club 3. 4: Symphonic choir 2, 3. Fulure plans: Norlhweslern universily. NANCY McCA RTHY Good lhings come in small paclcagesf G.A.A. I, 2: Sludenl Union 2: Service girl 4: Hall guard 4. Fulure plans: Business college lhen IWTGFFIGQS. MARY JANE McGIVNEY They also serve who sland and wail. G.A.A. I, 2. 3, 4: Civic Forum 3: Hall guard 4: Pilman club 3: Molion Piclure club I. Fulure plans: To be a WAVE. LUCY McLEAN Busy as a bee. Travel club l: Ollice praclice 4: SEN- TINEL rep, 3. Fulure plans: Ollice worlc. MARGARET McWHIRTER Hers is a greal weallh in knowledge. Shorl Cul club 2: Classical club sec. 2: Leader 3, 4: Leller girl 3, 4: Honor So- ciely alpha: Senior class secrelary 4: Sophomore class social chairman: Ham Radio club 3: Lab. assislanl 2, 3, 4: Na- lional Honor Sociely. Fulure plans: Laboralory research. BRUCE MELIN He can realize perTecTion Through arT. SENTINEL represenTaTive I, 2: Clas- sical club I: Travel club I: Symphonic choir I, 2. 3, 4: Drama club I: SculpTure club I: Careers club I: Senior Prom com- miTTee 4: NAVILLUS 4. FuTure plans: Armed Torces. MON ROE MENDELSOHN The pen is mighfier Than The sword. Civic Forum 2, direcfor 3: DebaTing club 3: Radio scripT club 3: Hall guard 3, 4. FuTure plans: Army, Then a wriTer. DANIEL MITTMAN Recognized inTelIigence. ShorT CuT club presidenT I, 2, 3: Clas- sical club I: Ham Radio club 4: Hall Guard 4: R.O.T.C. N,C.O. 3, 4: SENTINEL 4: NAVILLUS 2: NaTional Honor SocieTy. FuTure plans: Chemical research aT NorThwesTern Technological InsTiTuTe. SHELDON NEWBERGER The man oT The TuTure. Senafe I, 2: Civic Forum 2, presidenT 3, 4: Hall guard 2, 3: Proscenium I, 2, 3: DebaTing club 3, 4: Senior play 2, 4: SEN- TINEL 3, ediTor in chieT 4: STudenI' Coun- cil 4: SenTinel Forum 4: NaTionaI Honor Socieiy. FuTure plans: Work To improve world. ROBERT J. NOREN. JR. A combinaTion oT wiT and humor makes him an all-round swell Tellow. Safefy uniT 3, 4: Franklin club 3, 4. FuTure plans: ScienTiTic agriculTure aT Purdue UniversiTy. HOWARD L. OSBORN Much sTudy is a weariness oT The Tleshf' FuTure plans: Going To college. LORRAINE PARADISE True happiness resides in Things noT seen. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Pen and Quill club I, 2: Home Economics club 3, 4: Sym- phonic Choir 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Opera club I, 2: Musical PresenTaTions I, 2, 4: Personnel oTTice girl 4. FuTure plans: Journalism or music. EVELYN PRIMUS FaiThTul forever. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: ShorT CuT club I, 2: Bowling club 4. FuTure plans: Work aT WesTern Union Telegraph Company. REVA MURIEL REIZEN The greaT Traveler. MorTon Grove High School I: Cabool High School, Missouri I. G.A.A. 4: STudenT Union 2. FuTure plans: ArchiTecTural engineering. JACQUELINE MIRIAM ROSE You are always in our hearTs. French club 2: G.A.A. I, 2: Symphonic choir 3, 4: Prom commiTTee 4. FuTure plans: Undecided. JUNE ROTH Ready, willing, and able. Marshall High School I: Hollywood High School 2. G.A.A. 3, 4: NAVILLUS arT sTaFF 4: Careers club 3. FuTure plans: Business college and arT school. ALAN I. RU BENS Plain dealing is easiesT and besT. Boys' Riding club I: Lunch Guard 4: Hall Guard 2, 4: NAVILLUS 4: Boys' Glee club I: Division room secreTary 4: Track Team 2, 3: lnTramural baseball Team, capT. 4: Classical club 2: SenaTe 2. FuTure plans: UniversiTy of Illinois and Army Air Corps. Page ThirTy-one WIN SCHIFF His lame grows wilh years. Lunch guard 3: Hall guard 4: Clean-Up nmmillee 2: Fire Marshal 4: Division esidenl 3: Division lreasurer 3. Fulure plans: Navy. ACK SCHWARTZ A lellow mosl kind. Swimming leam I, 2, 3, 4: Lellerman's ib I, 2, 3, 4: Hall guard I, 3 4: Lunch ard 3 4: Slcaling leam I 4: Chemislry lb 3, 4: SENATE 3, 4: SENTINEL I, 3: udenl Union I, 2, 3. Eulure plans: Undecided. RGEN E SELBY Born lo be loved. Inlernalional Drawing Exchange I: .A.A. I, 2: Chemislry club 4: Social immillee 4: Shorl Cul club I: NAVIL- JS rep. 2: Vice-presidenl ol division 4: lcrelary ol division 2, 3: SENATE rep. 3. Fulure plans: Model. EORGE SEYLE Always ready lor worlc and lun. Track 2, 3, 4: Foolball leam 3. 4: Hall lard I, 2, 3, 4: Lellerman's club 2, 3, 4: lramural baslcelball and baseball learn 3, 4: Boxing club I, 2, 3, 4. Fulure plans: Georgia Tech. or lhe avy. ETTYMAY SH ELLEY Her arlislic slyle reveals her per' inalily. G.A.A. I. 2: Represenlalive 3, 4: Ride g club 4: Senior play publicily man- ger 3: Symphonic choir 2, 3, 4: Prosce- um club I, 2, 3: NAVILLUS 4: Slide Rule ub 2: Ari' Inslilule scholarship 2, 3, 4: 'olics 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Union 2, 3, 4. Fulure plans: Commercial arlisl. LABEL SIPSER Lovely lady. Inlernalional Drawing Exchange 2: 'ench club sec. I: SENATE rep. I: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Slage Crew sec. I: NAVILLUS ep. 2: Swimming club 2: Sculplure club I Opera club I, 2, 3: Room Service 2. Fulure plans: To sing. age Thirly-Two COLETTE SLOTT Ambilion has no resl. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Riding club 2: Symphonic choir I, 2, 3, 4: Booslers club I: Swimming club I, 2: Leaders club 3: Chernislry club I, 3: Honor Sociely gamma. Fulure plans: Nurse. JO ANN STEIL How sweel and lair she seems lo be. G-.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Inlernalional Draw- ing Exchange I, 2: Service girl 4: Gill commillee senior class: SENTINEL 4, Eulure plans: Thal remains lo be seen. REID STEVENSON The nobesl worlc by an honesl man. Hall guard 3, 4: Lalin club 2: Slide Rule Club 2. Fulure plans: Merchanl Marine. FRED STRAUSS One who is always ready lo help, when- ever needed. Slage Crew I, supervisor 2, manager 3. 4: Swimming leam I, 2: Ham Radio club 3. 4: Sophomore class vice-presidenl: NAVILLUS 2: SENTINEL I, 2: Slide Rule club 2, 3: Social commillee senior class 2: Nalional Honor Sociely. Fulure plans: Sludy chemislry al II- linois Universily. EDITH STROMBERG Happiness is a woman. Clean-Up club I, 2: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 42 Sludenl Union I, 2. Fulure plans: Undecided. DORIS SULLIVAN Blesl wi'h lhal charm, lhe cerlainly lo please. Sl. Scholaslica Academy I, 2. Eulure plans: To be a secrelary. JACKIE JAY TALMY Florence Nighfingalef' Swimming club I. sec'y. 2: NAVILLUS represenlalive I. 2: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Symphonic choir I, 2, 3, 4: Boosfers club I, 2: Leaders' club 3: Chemisfry club 3: Honor Sociefy bela. I Eulure plans: Navy nurse JAMES ULLMAN His pen becomes a clarion. Band I: SENTINEL 3, 4: Hall guard 4: SENTINEL Forum 4: NAVILLUS 4: Infra- mural baslcelball and baseball 2.4: Drama club 2: Senale I: Honor Sociely gamma. Eulure plans: College and armed forces. MAXINE WADLER Those who Ihinlc nobly are noble. G.A.A. I. 2. 4. council 3: Leaders club 3: Laboralory assislanf 3, 4: Hall guard 4: Slide Rule club 2: Honor Sociely gamma: Nafional Honor Sociely. Fulure plans: College. JOAN WESSELS Her charm lies in her personaliiyf' GAA. I, 2, 3, 4: Shorl Cul' club 2: Slide Rule club I: SENTINEL 4: NAVIL- LUS represenlalive 2, 3, slalzl 4: Ari In- siiluie scholarship class 3: Sludenl Union 2: Luncheon cornmiflee. chairman 4: Honor Sociely gamma. Fulure plans: To wrile magazine s+ories of high school life. AUSTIN ZEITLIN The grealesf good is wisdom. Hall guard I, 2, 3, 4: Acappella choir 2: Iniramural baslcelball and baseball I: Senafe I: Music club I: Arf club 2: Honor Sociely gamma. Euiure plans: Engineering course and Ihe Army. JANUARY GRADUATES WITHOUT PICTURES RALPH J. BUTLER PAUL VINCENT MASSI HERBERT SCHNEIDERMAN DAVID LAURENCE GOMBERG GORDON E. OTTO EVAN HIRSCH WISPE EVELYN FRANCES KOPLAN ROLAND W. RATLEDGE Page Thirly-Ih ree I age Thirly-four JUNE CLASS OF 1943 Under lhe able sponsorship of Miss Mabel Buller and wifh lhe elzlorl of our class officers, John Jung, president Joanne Anderson, vice-president Eleanor Janssen, secrelaryg Belly Levy, freasureri a feeling of achievennenl will always be Jrhoughl of in connecfion wilh our graduafion. One canno+ graduale wifhoul having gained some- lrhing while worlcing lowards +his goal, and wilh This gain, we shall go in+o lhe world. Commencemenf means beginning, and wilh gradualrion we begin a new life. Those of us who rnusf enler inl'o l'he service of our counlry will do so willingly because we realize Thal we are needed lo prolecl lhe youngsrers who Too will some day graduale from high school. SENIGR PRGM Having a wonderful lime On Friday evening, June 4, the Senior Prom was held in lhe Fasl Lounge ol lhe Edgewaler Beach Flolel. The lovely gowns and llowers ol lhe girls and The luxes and bow 'ries ol lhe boys mingled wilh lhe occa- sional appearance ol uniforms of our armed services, For many ol lhem lhis was lo be lhe lasl such affair lor lhe duralion, so lor lhose already in uniform and lor lhe members ol The class who will enler 'rhe service immedialely aller gradualion, il was lhe wish ol all lo malce The prom a success. And a success il was. Il, J! 'Sf-.E sc 2 L. 4 r I X If y X . fy F Will you play 'lhis one nex+? Dancing To The music ol Norm Faulkners orcheslra, slopping occasionally 'ro lallc To friends, lhe promenad- ers enjoyed lhemselves immensely. The chairman ol lhe Prom Commillee was Hugh Wingerler. l-le was assisled by a represenlalive from each senior division. They were Jonilh Biggio, Jean Jones, John Jung, lvlarge lcleiselman, Al Bloom, Ellen Zarel, and Janel Spriclcman. Lasl February lhe prom was open lo bolh lhe February and June classes bul lhal didn'l seem 'ro lessen lhe excilemenl or allend- ance al lhis summer dance. The pause 'I'ha+ refreshes Pace lhirly-five 5 5' Us . . iw 5? 44- ax THESE SERVE TOO SENIOR COMMITTEES TOP ROW: Friedman, Fox, FlorenTine, BeTcher, Kuk, Bloom, Wingerler, RoberTs. SECOND ROW: Shirman, I-Iielscher, Murohy, McCain, Woloshin, ZareT, Smargon, Sholos, Porhicr, THIRD ROW: Markowin, OeThner, Weiss, Steinberg Shapiro TaranT Sprickman, Biggio. FOURTH ROW: Udkoff, Kaplan, Friedberg, Ward, Treulichi Heiseli man, Alfon, Nelson. BOTTOM ROW: Haiqazian, Nobler, Beskin, Peck, Fagin. These are some oT The various groups who enabled The acTivi- Ties oT The June graduaTion class To run smooThly and wiTh honor. The senior deIegaTes OT The STudenT Council lecl The drive Tor bonds and sTamps, and in The picTure To The righT are seen George Gordon, presidenT oT The STudenT Council: I-Iugh WingerTer: and BeTTy Levy. In The upper righT hand corner are picTured a Tew oT The June graduaTes accepTed Tor speciTic rniliTary service. John I-Iielscher and Charles Fox wear The wings showing Their enroll- menT in The Navy AviaTion program, and Reuben Broday has gualiTied Tor The Army Air Corps. These are iusT a Tew oT The men and women who will bring honor and crediT To Their school. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW: Shapiro, STeinberg, Harbor, Spronz, Anderson, Za- reT, Sacks, Woloshin, Fried- berg, Grusin, CossoTf, Janssen. SECOND ROW: Franklin, Rob- inson, Swenson, Ward, Gless- ner, Bass, Henry, Harrigan I-Iolleb, BurkoTT, Keeshan, Arkin Nielsen. THIRD ROW: Schech- Ter, Kanne, Heiselrnan, Kappe Sfein, Frankel, Jenkins, Levifon De-CrescenTis, Colman, Good- sfein, Cohn, BOTTOM ROW: Sprickman, LaZoris, Sebbes WaTTs, May, Meyer, Bigqio NaThan, MedvedoTT, Murphy. viz A11 : if Page ThirTy-seven e. - T . ,t r Y s 7 T 01 A 9 V x l - wfaw . IR Egniwwki 1 N x Q 7'f' X xv , N.Wg' ,LW OXXQQI M Y cvs ff if im 1 I 0 'HI X l ge Thirfy-eiqhf BERYL ALAYNICK Music halh charms. Proscenium club 3: NAVILLUS repre- senrafive I. 2: Pan American Fesfival 3: Communi+y Service League 3: Band 2, 3, secrerary 4: G.A.A. I. 2: Sfudenr Union 2: Sullivan Sings. Fuiure plans: College. AUDREY JAN E ALTON Honor lies in honesl foil. G.A.A, I, 2, council 3, Treasurer 4: Leader 3, 4: Swim assisani 2, 3: Leller- girl 3, 4: SENTINEL I: Loclcerguard 3, 4: Honor Sociefy gamma. Fufure plans: Physical educafion Ieacher in high school. BOB ANDERSON CongeniaI and carefree. Fulure plans: Undecided. JOANNE ANDERSON As lovely as a rose. Slage crew 2, secrelary 3. 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: SENATE I: NAVILLUS repre- sen+a'rive 4: Lab. assisfanl 3, 4: Sopho- more class vice-presidenl: Junior class secrelary: Senior class vice-president Fufure plans: Teacher of biology. ARTHU R ARENSON A friend Io all. Hall guard I, 2: SENTINEL repre- senfafive I: Inframural Iaaslcelball 2, 3, 4: Archery club I, 2: Mimeograph serv- ice 3. Fufure plans: Navy. MERYL MIMI ARKIN We are rich Ihaf learn from her. Travel club 3: Civic Forum I: Mimeo- graph service 3: Hall guard 3: G.A.A. I. 2, 3, 4: Office girl 4: SENTINEL 4. Fufure plans: College. : Q .' . aw I f 'li Y . MARY ASH TruIh is glory. Travel club 3: Bowling club 4: Camera club 3: Gv.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Type-O-Click 4. Fufure plans: Courr secrefary. HOWARD ATKINS A peppy pleasing personaIiIy. Von Sfeuben Hgh School I, 2. Lunch guard 3: Hip-I-Iip-Hooray 3: Service show 3. Fufure plans: Army, DOLORES RITA BASS Eyes Ihaf shine wi+h friendship. G.A.A. I: Honor Sociefy gamma. Fulure plans: Sfenographer. FLORA S. BASS In'reIIigenI and charming. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Communify Service League 3: Acappella choir 2, 3, 4: Lef- Ier girl 3, 4. Fufure plans: WAAC. FERD M. BELCOVE Redhead wifhour a Temper. Chess Team I, 2, 3, 4: Junior delega- Iion 3: Sculplure club 2, 3: Classical club I, 2: Division presidenf 4: Hall guard 2, 3, 4: SENTINEL 4: Honor Sociely befa. Fuiure plans: Degree in engineering. EVELYN BELL Ligh+ is Ihe 'raslc when many share Ihe IoiI. Senn High School I, 2. 3. Fufure plans: To be a good housewife. Page Thirfy-nine VIAN BENJAMIN A friend sincere and True. Service girl 3: Boolc club 2, 3: Ari holarship Io Ari Inslilule 3: G.A.A. 2, 31 SENATE 4: NAVILLUS arl siall Fulure plans: Commercial arlisl. ONA KAY BREMAN Grace in her sleps and dignily in her ances. Symphonic choir 4: Division Treasurer G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Fulure plans: Model. IRIAM BERGER Genl'le and ever so sweet Library 4: Classical club I: Service rl 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: SENATE 3: AVILLUS 4: Honor Sociely gamma: vision presidenr 2: Laboralory helper Furure plans: School ol Commerce. 'ILLARD S. BERKSON Nice Io lcnow and 'ro remember. Camouflage club 4: Travel club I: zulplure club I: SENTINEL represenla- fe 4: Baseball leam 3, 4: Honor Sociely imma. Fulure plans: Naval Air Corps. ORMAN J. BERWICK Wise, willy and wholesome. Weehawlcen High School, New Jersey 3. Slagecrew I, 2, 3: Spring clean-up ow 3, Fulure plans: Armed forces. ARVIN BESKIN BesIcin scores again. Baslcelball Ieam l, 2, caplain 3, 4: innis Team I, capl. 2, 4: Le++erman's .lb I, 2, 3, 4: Division presidenl 2: age crew I, 2: Safely unil 3, 4: Cily iampion scoring 3: Honor Sociefy al- ia. Fulure plans: Norlhweslern Universily. nge Forly PAUL BEST ROBERTS LiIcable and ambiliousf' Swimming I: Golf 3, 4: Baslcelball leam 3, 4: Slage crew I, 2: Acappella choir 2: Le++erman's club I, 2, 3: SEN- TINEL 4: Honor sociely alpha. Fufure plans: Norlhweslern Journalism School. BRUCE W. BETCHER A finished genlleman from head Io foe. Archery club 2: Hall guard 4: Baslcel- ball Team I, 2: Senalor I, 2. Fulure plans: College and Then Air Corps. JONITH BIGGIO Clever gal and full ol lun: she is lcnown by everyone, Swim club I, 2: Leader 2, 3: Lile- saving class 2: Gr.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Swim assislanl 2, 3: SENTINEL represenlafive I, 2, 3, 4: SENATOR I, 3. Fulure plans: High school Ieacher. ELIZABETH BLAKELY The sweelesf Thing 'rhal ever grew. Symphonic choir I, 2, 3: Philharmonic choir 2, 3: G.A.A. 4: Booslers I: Library 2, 3: Sluclenl union 2, 3: SENTINEL rep- resenlalive 2. Fulure plans: Undecid-ed. JEANNE BLANCHARD Full measure of charm and personal- . ,. ily. Oshkosh High School I, 2. Symphonic choir 3: Hall guard 3, Hip-Hip-Hooray 3. Eulure plans: Teacher of marhemafics. ALAN E. BLOOM Deeds, noi words spealc for him. Travel club 4: Rangers 2, 3, 4: Hall guard I: Safely unil 2, 3, 4: Symphonic choir 4: Acappella choir I. V Fulure plans: Naval Air Corps. NANCY GRACE BOYLE A IiTTIe gal wiTh a IoT of pep. New Trier High School I, 2. SENTINEL represenTaTive 4. FuTure plans: College. ROBERT BOLANDE Knowledge is equivalenT To force. Acappella choir I: Division presidenT 2, 3: Swim Team I: ScuIpTure club 2: Baseball Team 3: CommuniTy service league 2: SENATE I, 2. FuTure plans: Chemical engineering. PATSY BO R D E All American girI. Biology club 2: Swim club I: Senior club 2: Librarian 3: G.A.A. I, 2: Dra- maTic club 2. FuTure plans: College. JOSEPH BOWER Ready, willing and able. Schurz High School I. Camouflage club 4: Franklin club 4: Baseball Team 4: Track Team 4: SEN- TINEL represenTaTive 4. FuTure plans: Navy. AUDREY M. BRENNAN Her pleasure is in her power To Charm. InTernaTionaI Drawing Exchange I: Office pracTice 3: Classical club I, 2: LaboraTory assT. 3: Acappella choir I: G.A.A. leader 2: NAVILLUS represenTa- Tive 2, 3: SENTINEL represenTaTive I: G.A.A. I, 2. EuTure plans: Nurse. REUBEN BRODAY Happy go Iucky. Opera club I: Hall guard 2: Spring Frolics I: Golf Team I: Swimming Team I, 2: Presidenl' division I: LeTTerman's club I: Lunch guard 2, 3, 4. FuTure plans: Serve The UniTed STaTes. BETTY BRODERICK SweeT and quieT. Gage Park High School I. 2. 3. 6.A.A. 4. FuTure plans: STenographer. ROBERTA BRODY A life full of pleasure and a hearT Tull of gold. Civic Torum I: Office pracTice 3: Divi- sion secreTary I: LaboraTory assT. 2: Service girl 3: Acappella choir I: G.A.A. I, 2: SENTINEL rep. 3, 4: NAVILLUS 4. FuTure plans: College and Then com- mercial arTisT. JACK BUGLER CongeniaI and sincere. ST. Pa+rick Academy I, 2. BaskeTball Team 3, 4: Division vice- presidenT 3. FuTure plans: Undecided. MAXINE JANE BURKOFF A ready smile, a lively persanalify and Tull oT Tun. Travel club 2, 3: Clean up assembly 3: SENTINEL rep. 2: Spring EesTivaI 2: Symphonic choir 2, 3, 4: 6.A.A. I, 2. 3. 4: CommuniTy Service League 3, 4: STudenT Council 4: NAVILLUS 4: Honor SocieTy gamma. FuTure plans: College Then radio work. DOLORES BUSHNICK Promises and fuITiIImenTs. ScuIpTure club 2, secreTary 3: Hip- Hip-Hooray 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Swim- ming club 2, 3: STudenT Union 3: Divi- sion secreTary I, 2, 3. 4, FuTure plans: College. PAT CAMPBELL BewiTching charm. LaTin club I: Sewing club I: Sym- phonic choir I. 2, 3, 4: Proscenium club 32 6.A.A. I. FuTure plans: The sTage. Page ForTy-one IOY CARLSON A will Io win and win he will. Baseball Ieam 3. Fulure plans: Undecided. 4ARVIN B. CEASER Be iusl and fear noi. Lane Technical High School 3. Hall guard I, 2: Fencing club I, Fuiure plans: Plumber. ERNARD AMOS CENTU RY The arl of being happy. 'Sfage crew 3, 4: Baseball 'ream I, 2: rack learn 3, 4: Honor Sociely bera. Fulure plans: Army Air Corps. ERRY CHAUM A peppy, gay, personalilyf' R.O,T.C. riding club I, 2: Crack plaa :on 3: Hall guard I, 2, 3: SENATE l, 2. Fulure plans: Navy Air Corps. ETTY LOU CHRITZMAN Happiness seems made Io be shared. Service girl I, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 4. wimming club I: SENATE 3: NAVILLUS rl slalil 3: Arf scholarship 3. Fufure plans: Ari' school. HIRLEY JEAN COHAN She has magnelic and vivacious harm. Travel club 3: Baseball Ieam 2, 3: aslcefball Ieam 2, 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: lcappella choir 2. Fulure plans: Modeling school. age Forly-Two ARLENE TINY COHN Ouldoor girl. Sculprure club 3: Baseball feam 3: Badminlon club 2, 3: Swimming learn I, 2: Leaders-club 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Board 4: SENTINEL rep. l, 2, 3: La Cercle Francaise I: Pen and Quill club I: Biology club 3: Honor Sociefy gamma. Eulure plans: Wriler. INA RUTH COHN Her sighls and sounds are happy as her day. Hall guard 3: Library assislanl 3, 4: NAVILLUS rep, 3: Volley ball 'ream 2: G.A.A. I, 2: Careers club 4. Fulure plans: Undecided. DONALD COLEMAN SIrong of mind and charac+er. Archery club 2, 3: Fencing club 4. Fuiure plans: Navy. MARY COLMAN She has a greal charm. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Sfuclenl Union 3: Hall guard 3: Service girl 3, 4: Honor Socieiy gamma. Fulure plans: Business College. DAN COMM A regular fellow. Roosevell High School I, 2, 3. Foolball 'ream 3, 4: Track leam 3: Baseball Ieam 3: Hall guard 2. ' Fulure plans: Archilecl. JOAN CONNORS ZeaIous and sincere. Careers club 3: Riding club I: G.A.A. I. 2, 3, 4. Fuiure plans: Undecided. BETTY COON Trim, near, and very weel. Pen and Quill club I: Proscenium club 2: GAA. I, 2, 3: G.A.A. council I: Sludenl Union I, 2: Princess ol Sullivan 2: Queen of Sullivan 4: Division secre- lary I, 2, 3. Fulure plans: College. ELEANORE TERRY COSSOFF Beauly is queen. Typing club 3: Library slalif 2: Service girl 2, 3: NAVILLUS 4: Acappella choir I: G.A.A. I. 2, 3: Swimming club 2: Volley ball, baslcelball and baseball leam I, 2, 3: Honor Sociely gamma. Fulure plans: Model. GERRY DAHLSTROM The very pinlc ol perfeclionf' Boolr club 3: Travel club 4: Bowling club 4: G.A.A. I. 2. Eulure plans: Worlc and lhen marriage. GUY DALLSTREAM Fun loving and mischievous. Division presidenl 4: SENATE 2, 3. Fulure plans: Dralled. EDYTHE DARLING Happy as a lark. Careers club 3: Proscenium club I, 2 Travel club 3: Type-O-Click club 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. Fulure plans: College. ELEONORA DE CRESCENTIS Sweelness and sense are filling parl- ners. Service girl 3, 4: SENTINEL slalii 4 Music worlcshop I, 2: German club I, 2: Honor Sociely bela. Fulure plans: Journalism and music. GEORGE DE LEONARDIS Greal' men are sincere. Symphonic choir 2: Baseball 'Ieam 4: Foolball leam 3, 4. ' Fulure plans: U. S. Marines. BARBARA DE SOMER She will always do her best G.A.A. I. 2, 4: Honor Sociely gamma. Eulure plans: Secure a posilion. MARVIN DIAMOND They are never alone who bring a Touch of gaiely lo olhersf' Hall guard 3, 4: Opera club I: Tur- lcey Tid BH I: Division vice-presidenl' 4: Division presidenl I. Fulure plans: Air Corps. RICHARD DINA The unassuming men are lhe greal- esl. Acappella choir I. Fulure plans: Armed forces. JACQUELINE DREZNER Laughing eyes plus a pleasing smile. Symphonic choir 4: Careers club 4: Travel club 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3: SENTINEL rep. 2. Eulure plans: Business college. SHELDON DWORMAN Conlinual cheerlulness is a sign ol wisdom. Ham Radio club I: Hall guard 2: Di- vision vice-presidenl 3: Junior class dele- gale 3. Fulure plans: Monroe college of Op- lomelry. Page Forly-Ih ree IEREAN N E DWYER Personalify plus. Sf. Scholas+ic High School I. Fulure plans: Fly. DORIS ELAINE ETTER Graceful, amiable and clever. Operelfa l, 2: Symphonic choir 2, 3, I-: G.A.A. I. Board 2, 3, 4: Bowling feam I, secrelary 4: Laboralory assi. 2: Chem- slry laboralory assi. 3. Fulure plans: Sfudy music and malh- imalics. IETTE FAGAN When Irish eyes are smiling. Classical club 2: Labora+ory assi. 3, 4: .ibrary praclice 2: NAVILLUS 4: SEN- RTE 2, 3, 4: Honor Sociely gamma: Val- ey ball leam 3: Baslcelball Team 2: Divi- ion secrefary 3. 4. Fufure plans: WAAC. IOHN E. FARLEY The very pink of courlesyf' Slide Rule club I, 2: Shorl Cul' club 2: Dflicers school 3.4: Band I, 2: Orcheslra : Band efficiency medal 3. Fu+ure plans: Engineering af Norfh- fesfern Universify. 'AU LINE PILL FELDMANN A darling smile Io lil her personalilyf' Senn High School I, 2. Symphonic choir 3, 4: Spring Feslival : SENATE represenfalive 3: SENTINEL apresenlalive 4. .ICHARD H. FINCK Born leader. Swimming club I, 2: LeHerman's club , 4: Foolball Ieam 3: SENATE I, 2, 3, 4': Iage crew 2, 3, 4: Hall guard I, 2: 'ivision presidenf I, 2, 4: Acappella hoir I, 2. Fulure plans: Armed forces, 'a ge Fo r'fy-fou r EDWARD FINLAY Wi+h a Iwinlcle in his eye. Baslcefball Ieam 2: Symphonic choir 4: Acappella choir 2. Fufure plans: Cavalry. JOE FLORENTINE Happiness is made Io be shared. Baslcelball 'ream 2: Foolball Ieam 4: Baseball Team 2, 3, 4: Acappella choir 2: Division presidenl I, 3. Fulure plans: Armed forces. JOE FORTMANN He considers, Ihen he speaks. SI. George, Evansfon I. Franklin club 4: Baseball Ieam 3: Bas- lcefball Ieam 2, Fuiure plans: Undecided. LORRAINE LORRI FORTUNATO Girl wilh The golden voice. Symphonic choir I, 2: Philharmonic choir I, 2, 3, 4: SENATE I, 2, 3, 4: Ac- +or's guild I, 2: Spring Feslival I, 2, 3: Thanksgiving variely show I, 2, 3, 4: SEN- TINEL rep. 3: Chemislry club 3: Spanish variefy show 2, 3. Fulure plans: Singer. CHARLES FOX Wherefore arf lhou, Romeo? OFlicer's school 4: R.O.T.C. Riding club 2: Crack plaloon 3: N.C.O. club 3: Fire marshal 3, 4: Division presidenl 2, 3, 4: Division vice-presidenl I, 3, 4. Fufure plans: Naval Aviafion Cadef. ELAYNE FRAN KEL Busy smiling and always happy. Civic Forum 3: Riding club I: Travel club l, 2: Operella l: G.A.A. l, 2, 4: Symphonic choir I, 2: SENTINEL rep. 2. Fulure plans: College. FAYE FRANKLIN A 'Irue Iriend is forever a friend. Clean-Up assembly 3: Communily Service League 3, freasurer 4: SENATOR I, 2, 4: Hall guard 3: NAVILLUS 4: Hip Hip Hurrah 3: Division vice-presi- clenl 2: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, vice-presidenl 4: G.A.A. Board 2, 3, presidenl 4: Honor Sociely bela. Fulure plans: Teacher. MARY ANNE FREWERD A merry hearl malcerh a cheerful counlenancef' SI. Margarehs Academy, Minneapolis, Minnesola. Travel club 3: Economics club 4: GirI's chorus 4: Hall guard 3: Bowling club 4. Furure plans: Personal secrelary. LOIS FRIEDBERG She shapes her speech all silver line. Civic forum 2, 3: Symphonic choir I, 2, 3, 47 SENATE I, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, presidenl' 4: Gym leader I, 2, 3, 4: Swim leader 2, 3: I-lip Hip Hurrah 3: Division presidenl 2, 3. Fulure plans: College. ALAN S. FRIEDMAN The all around fellow of Ihe class. Rangers I, 2, 3, assl. chief 4: Foolball leam 2, 3, 4, manager I: Boxing I, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: I.e+lerman's club I, 2, 3, 4: Safely Unil I, 2, 3, 4: NAVILLUS 3, 4: Division presidenl' I, 2: Vice-presi- denf iunior class: Honor Sociefy bela. Fufure plans: Undecided. SALLY ANNE FULTON Greal hopes rnalce greal women. Irwin High School Pennsylvania I: Hyde Parlr High School 2: Acappella :hoir 2, 3, 4. Fufure plans: Movie Slar. SHIRLEY GAWSNER Full measure of charm. Service girl 4: Comrnunily Service -eague 3: Clean-Up Assembly 3: Library assi. 2, 3. Fufure plans: College. NORMAN GEIS Smar+ as a whip. Chess club I, 2, 3, 4: Chess Ieam 2, 3, 4: Track Ieam 3, 4: Slide Rule club 2, 3: Civic Forum 4: Classical club I: Hall guard 2: Acappella choir I, 2. Fulure plans: Signal corps. IRMA RUTH GELLER 'Sincere and lull ol lun. Younng Ac+or's Guild I, 2: Service girl 2, 3: Office pracfice 4: Communily Service League 3, 4: NAVILLUS 4: Swim club 2: Travel club 2, 3: Division secre- lary I, 2: Honor Sociefy gamma. Furure plans: Teacher. MILDRED GETHNER PrefIy as a picIure. Travel club I, 2, 3: Radio Scripl' club I, 2, 3: Service qirl I: Sludenf Union 2, 3: Typing club 3: Biology club 2: G.A.A. I. 2, 3. 4: NAVILLUS 4. Fulure plans: American Academy of Ari. FLORENCE GILBERG Lovely lady. Senn High School I. G-.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Swim club 2: Com- munily Service League 3: Service girl 2: Type-O-Click club 2: Leader club 3. Fulure plans: Be a success. JOHN J. GILMAN One oi Those good nafures lhal never changes. Nicolel High School, Wisconsin I: Norlh Junior High School, Iowa I. Orcheslra 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3: Camera club 2: SENATOR 4. Fulure plans: Gel rid ol The Japs and Nazis. DON G. GLASSMAN Pu+ worry in a poclcel' wilh a hole in il. Manley High School I, 2. Band 37 Swimming Team 4. Fulure plans: Chemist Page Forly-five JACQUELYN GLESSNER Sedafe and lovely. Acappella choir I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' chorus 3. 4: SENTINEL rep. 3: NAVILLUS rep. 3: Chemisfry club 3: Division presidenf 3: Division secrefary 4: G.A.A. I, 2: Honor Sociely befa. Fufure plans: Singer. BEVERLEE GOLDMAN A lovely girl above all rank. Library assf. I, 2, 3: G.A.A. Leffers I, 2: G.A.A. I, 2: NAVILLUS edifor 41 Hall guard 3: Swim assf. 4: Honor So- :iefy befa. Fufure plans: Commercial adverfising zlesigner. IIVIAN L. GOLLIN She will engrave success. Travel club 3: Acappella choir I, 2: SirI's chorus 3: Efching club 3: Camou- flage club 4: NAVILLUS 4. Fufure plans: Commercial arfisf. NORMA GOODSTEIN 'IA finy girl wifh a large personalifyf' Spanish club I: Service girl 2. 3: Drama :lub 3: G-.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Sociefy gamma. Fufure plans: Sfenographer. GEORGE N. GORDON Sporfs and personalify make him ever alfracfivef' Milne High School, New York I. Baskelball feam 2, 3.4: Ranger 4: Lef- I'erman's club 3, 4: SENATE 3, 4: NA- VILLUS 4: Track feam 2, 3, 4: Ice Skafing Ieam, 3, 4: Honor Sociefy gamma: Pres- idenf of Sfudenf Council 4. Fufure plans: Doclor. JACK GORDON His pleasures find fheir source in milifary sporfsf' R.O.T.C. OfIicer's club 3, 4: R.O.T.C. crack plafoon 2, 3: N.C.O. club 2, 3: Color guard 2, 3: Neafesf Cadef Award 2: Tribune Junior Efficiency medal 3: Hall marshal 3: Safefy Unif 3, 4. Fufure plans: Army career. Page Forfy-six LOIS MAE GRUSIN To know her is fo love her. Travel club 3, 4: Sculpfure club 2, vice presidenf 3: 6.A.A. I, council 2, 3: SEN- ATE 2, 3, 4: Library 4: Volley ball and Baseball feams I, 2, 3, 4: SENTINEL rep. 2. 3. Fufure plans: College. MEL GUTSTADT Confidence is fhe companion of suc- cess. Safely unif 2, capfain 3, 4: Hall guard I, 2, capfain 3, 4: Sfudenf Union 2. 3: Franklin club 3, 4: Sfarnp club 2. Fufure plans: College. ALICE HAIGAZIAN Quief and pleasing. Music appreciafion 2: Hisfory club I: Travel club I, 2: Girls chorus 2, 3: G.A.A. I. Fufure plans: Secrefary. TED HALL Knighf wilhouf armor. Baskefball feam I, 2: Baseball feam 3: Foofball 3: Symphonic choir I, 2, 3: Phil- harmonic choir, I, 2. Fufure plans: Undecided. HARRY HAMLIN A friend Io everybody. R.O.T.C. I, 2: Slide Rule club I: Hall guard 2, 4: Lunch guard 3: Cipher club 3: SENATE 3, 4: Sfudenf Union I: Cross Counfry Track 4. Fulure plans: Naval Air Corps. EDWARD HANDELMAN Silence gives consent Track feam 2, 3: Bowling Team 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Drum and Bugle corps 3: Pho- fography club 2. Fufure plans: Play in a dance band. MARY J. HARBOR A good sense ol humor is an assel lo all. Freshman club I: Travel club 3: Radio Scripl club 3: G.A.A. 4: SENATE 3: GirI's choir vice-presidenl 3, secrelary 4: Acappella choir I, 2. Fulure plans: Social service worker. MARY EM HARRIGAN Prelly lo walk wilh, willy lo lalk wilh. Symphonic choir 4: SENTINEL 4: NA- VILLUS 4: Senalor I, 2: Junior repre- senlalive 3: Division presidenl I, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Fulure plans: Journalisl or a WAVE. MARGARET HEISELMAN Loved by all who know her. Sludenl Union 2: Bowling club 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Division presidenl I, 4: Division secrelary 3: Senalor I. Fulure plans: Business college. HAROLD w. Hsllz He gels a kick oul ol everylhingf' Hall guard 2: Lellerman's club 2, 3, 4: Foolball leam 2, 3, 4: Track leam 3, cap- lain 4: Baskelball and Baseball leam 3. 4: SENATE l. Fulure plans: Welding engineer. EUNICE HENRY The blush lhal is beaulilulf' Evander Childs High School, New York l, 2. Library slall 3, 4: Riding club 3: Serv- ice girl 4: Typing club 3: G-.A.A. 3, 4: NAVILLUS rep. 3. Fulure plans: Eleclrolherapisl. IONE E. HENRY . Whal is lovely never changes. Travel club 4: GirI's chorus I, 2, 3, 4. Fulure plans: Singing leacher. HARWOOD O. HERLOCKER He paddles his own canoe and is never al sea. Foil and Mask club 2: N.C.O. club 3: Rille leam 3, 4: R.O.T.C. crack platoon 2, 3: Officers' school 4: Division presi- denl 3. Fulure plans: College. LEONARD J. H EYMAN Keeps classes awake wilh his ready commenlsf' Camera club I: Swim leam I, 2, 3: Hall guard 2, 3: Spanish club I, 2: Acap- pella choir I, 2, 3. Fulure plans: Army. JOHN D. HIELSCHER One ol lhe besl lhere is. Baskelball and Baseball leam I, 3: Di- vision presidenl 2, 4: Division secrelary I: Senalor I: Honor Sociely gamma. Fulure plans: Cerlilied public accounl- anl. JOSEPH J. HOFFMAN Wilhoul lear and wilhoul reproach. Safely unil 3, 4: Division vice-presidenl 2: SENATE 2: Crack plaloon 2, 3: R.O. T.C. riding club I, 2: N.C.O. club 3: Oflicers school 4: R.O.T.C. Sophomore Elliciency Award 2: N.C.O. Trophy Award 3: Band 3. Fulure plans: Army or doclor. ESTELLE HOLLEB A wonderful girl. Comrnunily Service League 3: Game club 2: Locker guard 3: Type-O-Click club 2: SENTINEL 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Honor Sociely alpha: Freshie club I: Operella l. Fulure plans: College. HELEN HORN BECK Always ready lor a good lime. GirI's chorus 3, 4. Fulure plans: Slenographer. Pa ge Forly-seven JNE HORWITZ Happiness is goodness. Communify Service League 3: Pan merican Feslival 3: Pan American club G.A.A. I. 4: Leaders club 4: Gym .sislanl 4. Fulure plans: Medical course al col- ge. UDREY HASELHUHN Quiel and unassuming. Hall guard 2: Classical club I: Library sislanl I: Acappella choir 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, council 4. Fulure plans: Laboralory lechnician. LLAN HOWE Life wilhoul sporl is nol real life. Hall guard I. 2, 3.4: Ranger I: Acap- ella choir I: Ice Skaling 'ream 2, 3: Jolball leam 2, 3, caplain 4: Track iam 3, 4: Senalor I. Fulure plans: Aihlelic inslruclor. NNE IDELMAN Gen'rIeman by nalure. Hall guard 2, 3: R.O.T.C. Riding club ' R.O.T.C. baseball leam I: Cily Crack aloon 2: N.C.O. club 3. Fulure plans: College. OHN IHLE Nice 'ro remember. Division 'lreasurer 2: Baslcelball leam 2: enalor 2. 3: NAVILLUS represenlalive . 2. Fulure plans: Undecided. .LAN W. ISRAEL Always ready: always prepared. Lellerman's club 4: Thanksgiving Frol- :s 2: Safely Unil 3, 4: Division vice residenl I: OFFicers school 4: N.C.O. lub 3: R.O.T.C. Riding club I, 2: SEN- .TE I, 3: Cheerleader 3, caplain 4: lonor Sociely, gamma. Fufure plans: Army. age Forfy-eighl BOB JACOBS His ambilions are high. Hall guard 3: Baskefball leam 3. Fulure plans: College. ELEANOR JANSSEN A winning personalily wilh a smile lo march. Symphonic choir 2, 3. 4: SENATE so- cial chairman 2, 3: SENTINEL circulalion manager 3, 4: G.A.A. I 2, 3, 4: Sopho- more class secrelary 2: Office Praclice 2, 3.4: Sfudenl Union 2, 3, 4: Chairman lor Sadie Hawkins Day 3: Senior class secrelary: Honor Sociely gamma. Fulure plans: Journalisl. MARTIN E. JANIS A prince among men. Hall guard 2, 3, 4: Track leam I, 2. 3: Foolball leam 3: SENTINEL 3. Fulure plans: Aeronaulical engineer. JEAN JANSSENS Posse-sses lovelinessf' Travel club I: Type-O-Click club 3: Bowling club 4: German club I, 2: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. Fulure plans: Clerical worlr. ELAINE JENKINS Lillie and lovely. Schurz High School I: Senn High School 2. Radio Scripl club 3: Chemislry club 3: Proscenium club 3: Sludenl Union 3: Travel club 3, presidienl 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Furure plans: Nurse. CORINNE Joi-iNsoN Liked by sn. Acappella choir 2: Symphonic choir 3: Travel club 4: SENATE I, 2: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. Fulure plans: College. JOHN THOMAS JOHNSON A friend fo everybody. Hall guard 2: Lunch guard I: Safefy Unif 2: Symphonic choir 4: Bowling club 4: Rifle feam I: R.O.T.C. Baseball feam 2, 3: Crack Plafoon 2, 3. Fufure plans: A pilof. JACK JOHNSTON Loads of fun. Hall guard 3: Officers school 3: Rifle feam Cify Champs 2, 3, 4. Fufure plans: U. S. Army. JACK JONES A friendly lad: sincere and True. Hall guard I: Band I, 2: French club presidenf 2: Clean-Up show 4: SENATE 3: Soffball feam capfain 3: Lunch guard capfain 3: Comrnunify Service League 4: Baslrefball feam I, 2, 3, 4. Fufure plans: College fhen fhe Ma- FIDGS. JEAN JONES Possessed wifh fhe giff fo please. Hall guard 3: Chemisfry club 3: Infer- nafional Drawing Exchange I: Laborafory assisfanf 3, 4: Division presidenf 2: Sen- afor 3: SENTINEL I, 2, 4: G.A.A. I, 2. Fufure plans: Biology feacher. JOHN JUNG PopuIarify is power. Franlclin club 2, presidenf 3, 4: Leffer- man's club 2, 3, 4: Senafor 4: Sfudenf Union 2, 3: Baslcefball feam 2, 3, 4: Base- ball leam 2, 3, 4: Safefy Unif 2, capfain 3, 4: Sophomore class presidenf: Junior class vice-presidenf: Senior class presi- denf. Fufure plans: Army Air Corps. DOREEN KAHN 6reaf pleasures are serious. Travel club 3: C-5irl's choir 3: Acappella choir 2: Radio Scripf club 3: Chemisfry club 3: Swim club 2: G.A.A. 3: Senafor 2. Fufure plans: Universify of Illinois. PATSY I. KAHN Delighfful and discree'r. French club I: Office girl 3: Division presidenf 2: SENTINEL 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. Fufure plans: College. SYRIL KANE A girl wifh a hearf and smile fhal' malces This life worfh while. Locker guard I: Library assisfanf I: Office pracfice l: Personnel office 2, 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3. Fufure plans: College. LUCILLE KANNE 'Exemplifying charm, brilliance and sincerilyf' Serin High School I. Sculpfure club 2: Spanish club 4: Of- fice pracfice 4: Personnel assisfanf 3, 4. Fufure plans: Archeologisf. BELLE KAPLAN - The Belle of our class. Civic Forum 2, 3: Economic club 3: Leaders club 3: Hall guard 3: Symphonic choir 4: Wafer Ballef feam 3, 4: Sculp- fure club I, freasurer 2, presidenf 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3. 4: NAVILLUS 4: SEN- TINEL rep. 2. 3. Fufure plans: College. BOB KAPLAN Desfiny leads fhe willing. Senn High School l. Hall guard 2. Fufure plans: Manager of Balaban 8: Kafz shows. GRACE M. KAPPE The reason why genflemen prefer blondes. V Camera club 3: Proscenium club 2: Travel club 3:gType-O-Click club 3: Bowl- ing club 3: Sfudenf Union 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Service girl 2, 3.4: Riding club 2. Fufure plans: Business college. Page Forfy-nine ANK KARPEL 'Thinking wise ThoughTs, doing wise ads. -unch guard 4: Civic Forum 2, 3: Eco- nics club 4: SENATE 2, 3. :uTure plans: STudy chemisTry. ILLIAM 6. KARSON 'The ineviTable millionaire. vianley High School I: Marshall High 'iool 2, 3. 3oy's Glee club 4: Model Plane club 4: inch club 3: NAVILLUS arT sTaTT 4. :uTure plans: AeronauTicaI engineer. RNARD KATZ 'LeTTer man. 'Hip-Hip Hooray 3: Track Team 2, 3: oTbaII Team 2, 3, 4: Baseball Team 3, 4: Swimming Team I: LeTTerman's b 2, 3. 4: Lunch guard 4: Hall guard OpereTTa 2: AcTor's Guild I. EuTure plans: Navy Air Corps. RN RUTH KATZ VersaTiIe and eTTicienT. Schurz High School I, 2, 3. Library assisTanT 4: G.A.A. 4: Sym- onic choir 4: SENTINEL s+aTT 4. FuTure plans: Librarian in a high wool. RRRIET LOIS KAU FMAN They are only Truly greaT who are ily good. Riding club I, 2, 3, 4: NAVILLUS 41 vision secreTary 2: Swimming club 2: ader's club 2: Baseball Team 3: G.A.A. 'Ter 4: SENATOR 4: Oflice assisTanT 3. EuTure plans: ATTend universiTy. VING KAUFMAN ConTinual cheerfulness is a sign of sdom. AusTin High School l. Bowling Team 3: N.C.O. club 3, 4: Ci.T.C. crack pIaToon 3: Boy's Glee J 2. FuTure plans: DocTor. ige Fif+y FRANCES KEESHAN ModesTy is The grace oT The soul. Sewing club 3: Service girl 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Honor SocieTy alpha. FuTure plans: Undecided. RICHARD H. KELLY He doeTh well who doeTh his besT. Slide Rule club I, 2. 3. secreTary 4: Division presidenT 2: Hall guard 4: Bas- keTI3aII Team 2: NAVILLUS represenTaTive 4: Honor SocieTy, gamma. FuTure plans: NorThwesTern universiTy. ROBERT J. KOCH WealTh in knowledge. OrchesTra I: Slide Rule club I. secre- Tary 2. presidenT 3, 4: Honor SocieTy, alpha. FuTure plans: College and maior in science. REBECCA B. KOSER A winning way. a pleasanT smile. Miami Beach High School, 2, 3. Service girl 4: G.A.A. I. 4. EuTure plans: To geT whaT she sTrives Tor. SONIA KRAMER ArnbiTion has no resT. Lakeview High School I, 2. Book club 3: Hall guard 3. FuTure plans: Law sTenography course aT De Paul. ANN KRETTLER QuaIiTies oT dependabiIiTy and efli- ciency. Service girl 3: G.A.A. 4: German club I, 2: Honor SocieTy gamma. FuTure plans: Work Tor The Red Cross. BOB KREUTZ A lrue a'IhleIe. Baslcefball Ieam I, 2, 3, 4: Traclc learn I, 2, 3: Lunch Guard I, 2, 3. 4: Hall Guard 2, 3, 4: Boxing 'Ieam 2, 3: Slcaling Team 2, 3: Le++ermen's club 2, 3, 4. Fulure plans: The Uniled Slales Ma- rines. HERMAN KUK AmiabiliIy shining by ils own light German club I, 2. Fulure plans: Join 'the Navy. DOROTHY LAHANES VersaIile and sincere. Fu+ure lans: To alnlend Business col- P lege and become a secrelary. JEAN GERTRUDE LASKY No duly could over-'Iaslc her. Communily Service League 2, 3: Type- O-Cliclx club 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3: SENATE 2: Dancing club I. Fulure plans: Social worlcer. NAOMI ANN LAZORIS A lhing of beauly is a ioy forever. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: SENTINEL repre- senlafive I, 2, 3, 4: Girls choir 3: Acap- pella choir 2, 3: Spanish class secrefary 3: Library slaii 2, 3, 4: Honor Sociely, gamma 3. Eulure plans: Nalional Teachers Col- lege. TAU BE LEBOW Loved by all for her Tun and laugh- +er. Communily Service League 2, 4, Ireas. 3: Radio Scripl' 2: Type-O-Click club 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 4: Acappella choir I, 2: Swimming club I, 2: NAVILLUS 4. Fuiure plans: A year al Wisconsin, Ihen Goodman Thealer. ELAYNE LEVIN Sociely is her glillering pride. Operella I: Swimming club I, 2: Pro- scenium I, 2. 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Locker guard 2: SENTINEL represenlalive I: Sludenl Union I, 2, 3. Fulure plans: College, a slenographer or a designer. GREGORY R. LESCH WiIh malice 'foward none. German club I, 2: Hall marshal I. 2: Safely unil 3, 4. Eufure plans: Undecided. FAYE LEVINE Girl ol Deslinyf' Lake View High School 3. G.A.A. I, 2, 4: Band I: Service girl 4. Fufure plans: A commercial field in California. BEATRICE LEVITON Tiny and oh, so sweet Travel club 4: Acappella choir I: G.A.A. I, 2, 3: SENTINEL 4: Honor So- ciely, be'ra'4. Fulure plans: College Ihen 'Ihe WAVES. BETTY JANE LEVY Always ready wilh a lovely smile. G.A.A. I. 2, 4, sec'y 3: G.A.A. Board 3: Spring Frolics I: Communily Service League 4: Service girl 4: NAVILLUS 4: Senior class Treasurer: Honor Sociely, gamma I. Furure plans: Sfudy business adminis- 'Iralion in college. NORMAN MACDONALD Everywhere is his place. Acappella choir I: Lunch guard 2: Library assislanl 2, 3, 4. Fulure plans: Undecided. Page Fiify-one EANNE MALCHER A loyal companion: an excellenT riend. Swimming club I: Acappella choir 3: ymphonic choir 2, 3: 6.A.A. 2, 3, rep- esenTaTive I. FuTure plans: Commercial arl school ir nursing school. IOAN MANGUM SouThern belle. ScuIpTure club I, 2: STudenT Union I, :Travel club 2, 3 Treas. 4: Division room ecreTary 3: G.A.A. I. 2. council 3, board i: Honor SocieTy, gamma 4. FuTure plans: NorTh Park College. . .EONARD MARKOWITZ A sincere Triend is he. Classical club I: Franklin club 3: Track eam 3: Slide Rule club 4. FuTure plans: Radio Technician in The kir Corps. AARTIN MATHESON A mighTy man is he. Swimming Team 2, 3, 4: LeTTermen's :lub 2, 3, 4: FooTbalI Team 3, 4: Hall guard 4: Division room presidenT 4. FuTure plans: Specialize in agricullure. MARGARET MAY Sincere and sweeT. ImmacuIa+a High School I. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Honor SocieTy, gam- na I. FuTure plans: SecreTary. IOMAE MC CAIN All Things are lovely To The lovingf 5.A.A. I: Girls' choir 3. FuTure plans: STudy horTiculTure. Page FifTy-Two Acappella choir I: Swimming club I: MARSHALL D. MCCLURE We are proud who know him. Morgan Park High School I, 2, 3. FuTure plans: STudy sTrucTural engi- neering aT NorThwesTern UniversiTy. MARJORIE MACNEILL Quiet and nice To know. ArlingTon High School, MassachuseTTs, I, 2. Division room Treasurer 3: G.A.A. 4. FuTure plans: SecreTarial Training in BosTon. LEILA MEDVEDOFF Born To dance. Symphonic choir I: Bookkeeping class Treas. 2: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: NAVILLUS represenTaTive 3: Junior deIegaTioni3: Honor SocieTy, gamma 2. FuTure plans: Make dancing my career. GEORGE MELVAGE The arT oT relaxalionf' BaskeTbaII Team 2, 3, 4: Baseball and Baskelball inTramurals 2. 3, champs I: l.eTTermen's club 3, 4: Division room pres- ideriT 3: Hall guard 2. FuTure plans: EnTer The Armed Forces. HELYNE MEN DELSON As Tull oT spiriT as The monTh oT May. New Trier High School I: STarreTT School Toi' Girls 2. G.A,A. 4: Bowling club 4: Symphonic choir 4. FuTure plans: ATTend Frances Shimer College. FRANK D. MESSINEO Fun-loving, TooT-loose, and Tancy Tree. Symphonic choir I, 2, 3, 4: Philhar- monic choir I, 2, 3: Slide Rule club I: NAVILLUS represenTaTive I, 2: Hall guard I, 2, 3, 4: InTramuraI Ioaskelball 2, 3: Bowling club I, 2, 3: I.eTTermen's club 2, 3, 4. ' FuTure plans: Join The Navy Air Corps. MARIANNA MEYER How goodness heighTens beauTy. Library assisTanT 2: Teacher's aid 2, 3: Travel club 3, 4: G.A.A. 4: Division room secreTary 4: Honor SocieTy, gamma 2. FuTure plans: ATTend The UniversiTy oT Illinois. ROBERT L. MILLER Caesar's hand and PIaTo's brain. Chess Team I, 3, 4, champs 2: Civic forum I, 2: Division room presidenT I: Acappella choir I: Slide Rule club 3. vice-presidenT 4: Hall guard 4: Honor SocieTy, alpha 6. FuTure plans: ScienTiTic research. SHERWIN MILLER A sTeadTasT characTer. Hall guard 3. FuTure plans: Join The Navy or go To Trade school. SHIRLEY LOUISE MILLER GreaT ThoughTs come Trom The hearT. Swimming club I: BoosTers club I: Teachers aid I, 2: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: STu- denT Union 2, 3, 4: Bookkeeping assisTanT 3, 4: Honor SocieTy, gamma 2. FuTure plans: ATTend NorThwesTern UniversiTy. I I MORRIS MITCHELL Skill and conTidence are an uncon- querable army. Chess Team I, capTain 2, 3.4. FuTure plans: ConTinue educaTion aTTer The war. MAURICE MIZEL SporTs are his pleasure. Slide Rule club I: ShorT CuT club I: Band. I, 2: Hall guard 2, 3: Track Team I, 2, 3, capTain 4: InTramuraI baskeTball and baseball 2, 3: LeTTermen's club 2, 3, 4 FLiTure plans: STudy engineering. RUTH MORRIS As sweeT as heaven. Freshman club I: Games club 2: Com- muniTy Service League 3: Type-O-Click 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3: SENTINEL Forum 4. FuTure plans: ATTend WrighT Junior College. MARILYN MURPHY Irish eyes are smiling. SenaTe I, 2: Classical club 2: Library sTaTT 2: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Junior class Treasurer 3: Junior delegaTion 3: Division room secreTary 3, 4: NAVILLUS 4: Honor SocieTy, gamma. FuTure plans: College. MARILYN MICKEY NATHAN A lovely lass, sincere and True. Schurz High School I. Travel club 2: G.A.A. 2. 3, 4: SENATE 3: Honor SocieTy, gamma. FuTure plans: LaboraTory Technician. TOM NATHAN A good sporT. MT. Carmel High School I. HisTory club 2: SENTINEL 2: Slide Rule club 2: Classical club 2: Civic Forum 2, 3: DebaTe club 2, presidenT 3: Hall guard 2, 4: SaTeTy uniT 3, 4. FuTure plans: Join The Navy. DOUGLAS E. NELSON LiTe, aTTer all, is a greaT sporT. Acappella choir I: Hall guard 2, 3: Swimming Team 2: FooTbaIl Team 3, 4: Track Team 2, 3: I.eTTermen's club 3, 4: LaboraTory assisTanT 3, 4: Hip-Hip-Hoo- ray 3: Honor SocieTy, gamma 3. FuTure plans: ATTend college. JACQUELINE NELSON A pip oT a personaliTy. Freshman club I: Division room Treas- urer I, 2: Symphonic choir I, 2: NAVIL- LUS represenTaTive I, 2, 3: G.A.A. I, 2. FuTure plans: Undecided. Page FiTTy-Th ree ERRY NICOLAS 'Delighllul 'ro know. Naller High School I 2. Dffice praclice 3: Civic Forum 3. Fufure plans: A nurse. NNY NICOLAS 'Brings sunshine inlo Ihe life of every- waller High School I, 2. Fulure plans: A model. THER NIELSEN Her charm is as unlimiled as her wis- im, German club I, 2: Music workshop I, G.A.A. 3: Biology assislanl 3, 4: Office aclice 3, 4: Division room presidenl 4: :NTINEL 4: Symphonic choir I: Honor iciely, alpha. Fulure plans: Sludy chemislry al Uni- rsily of Chicago. JCILLE NOBLER CharacIer makes iis own deslinyf' G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Acappella choir I: ology assislanf 3. 4: Division room sec- Iary 2, 3, 4: Civic Forum 2, 3: SENTI- EL Forum 4: NAVILLUS arf slall 3: Danish conversalion club 3, 4: Sculpiure ub 2: Biology club 3. Fulure plans: Medicinal research. ETTY JEAN OHRN A peliie blonde dash ol sophisrica- Ori. ravel club 4: Junior chorus 2. Fufure plans: Business college. EVERLY OMENSKY Poise and grace: a lovely lace. G.A.A. !, 2, 3: Opera club 2: Drama , 2: Service girl 3, 4: SENTINEL 3, 4: enalor 2. Fulure plans: Dramalic adress. Page Fiffy-four G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Locker guard 2: askelball Ieam 2: Sludenr Union I, 4' JOAN PATTERSON Wi+houl kindness 'rhere can be no Alherfon High School, Kenfucky, I. lrue ioyf' 2, 3. G.A.A. 4. Fulure plans: To lerry bombers. ARTHUR PAUL Whose arl is more serious Ihan him- sell. Sculplure club I: SENATE I, 2: Fenc- ing club 2: SENTINEL 2, 3, 4: READER 2, 3: NAVILLUS 4. Fulure p'ans: Magazine illusrralor. PHYLLIS PECK Always slriving lor Ihe besi'. G.A.A. 4, council I, 2, 3: Civic Forum I, 2: Symphonic choir 2, 3, 4: Spanish club presidenl 4: Spring Frolics 2, 3: Spanish Fesrival 2, 3: Honor Sociely. gamma 2. Fulure plans: Technician's course af Norlhweslern. JAYNE LOUIS PERKINS Keeps her Sunday disposilion all week. Senn High School I, 2. Girls' bowling Ieam 3, 4. Fulure plans: Undecided. GENE L. PERRAUD Pufs worry in a pockel' wilh a hole in il Division room vice-presidenf I, 2: Fool'- ball le-am 3, 4: Inframural baseball and baskelball I, 2, 3. Furure plans: Join 'rhe Uniled Slales Air Corps. JOHN PETERSON There's somerhing aboul a soldier. Hall guard 2: R.O.T.C., N.C.O. club 3: R.O.T.C. Officers club 3: Tribune medal, N.C.O. elliciency medal I, 3: Nealness medal 2: Tri-siale crack plafoon championship I: Crack plaloon I, 2, 3. Fufure plans: Aeronaulical engineer in The Army. HENRY MORRIS PHILLIPS Humor and dependabilily cannol be hidden by reserve. Hall guard I, 3, 4: Traclc Ieam 2. Fulure plans: A regislered pharmacisl or a denfisl. JOYCE PINES A Iillle girl wiih a lol of pep. Drama club I: Cv.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Scripl wrifing club 3: French club 2: Library pracfice 3, 4: NAVILLUS arf slall 4: G.A.A. represenlaiive 3. Fulure plans: College lo sludy io be an arlisl' and an acfress. PATRICIA JUNE PITSCH possesses loveliness and worlhf' SENATE I: G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Chemisiry club 3: Girls' choir, secrelary I, 2, 3, vice-presidenf 4. Fulure plans: lnierior decoralor. JACK POPP His pleasing ways assure his pop- uIari'l'y. Division room vice-presidenl 2: RO. T.C. Officers school 3: Symphonic choir 4: Siage crew 3, 4: Honor Sociely, gam- ma 2. Fufure plans: College or The Armed Forces. BOB PORTNER A friendly likable fellow. Spring Feslival 2: I-lip-Hip-Hooray 3: Clean-up show 3: Hall guard 2: Lalin club 2: Symphonic choir I, 2, 3, 4: Lunch guard 3, caplain 4: NAVILLUS pholog- rapher 4. Fufure plans: College Io sludy law. VICTOR POTYSMAN Always ready for fun. Acappella choir I: Bowling Team 3: Hall guard 2, 3. Fulure plans: Army. .555- fxyv. VIRGINIA POWELL Vivaci+y and an ever-preseni smiIe. Division room Ireasurer I, 2. secre- lary-lreasurer 3. secrelary 4: G.A.A. I, 4, council 2: Acappella I, 2: Girls' choir 3, 4: Service girl 3: Library assislanl' 4. Fuiure plans: Sludy music 'lo a more advanced degree. ROSEMARY PUBLIC Always a parlner in fun and IroIic. German club 2: Kniffing club 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: SENTINEL represenia- live 3: Volleyball feam 3: Travel club 4: Type-O-Cliclc 4: Chemislry club 3: Serv- ice girl 3: Honor Sociely, gamma I. Future plans: Wherever Uncle Sam needs girls mosl' fo help speed! viclory. WILLIAM PAUL RAFFEL A happy and merry lad. Omaha Cenlral High School, I. SENATE 2: Hall guard 2, 3: R.O.T.C. officers' club 4: Rifle Ieam 2, 3: Infra- murals. Fulure plans: College or The Army. SAMUEL RAND All admire his arl' of quiel' friendli- ness. Acappella choir 2: SENTINEL repre- senlalfive 2: Chess club 2, 3: Hall guard 3. Fulure plans: Mililary career. KATHERINE REAMES Young and fair. Freshman club I: Travel club 2: G.A.A. I, 2: Pen and Quill club, vice-presidenl I, presidenf 2: SENTINEL represenla- live 3. Fuiure plans: College. LORETTA RETCHIN Her ways are ways of pleasanfnessf' lnlernalional drawing exchange I: Swimming club I: Leaders' club I, 2: G.A.A. 3, 4, council I, 2: Sfudeni' union I, 2: Volleyball, line baslcefball. and baseball reams I, 2, 3: Division secreiary I, 2, 3, 4: Junior delegalion 3. Fulure plans: Undecided. Page Fiffy-five URA JEAN REVONA All Ihal is fair. Jalrona Couniy High School I, 2. 'ravel club 3: Type-O-Click club 3: vling club 3. 1 Zulure plans: Office worlr. IVID RIORDAN 'A man's man. SENTINEL and READER I: Hall guard lieul. 2, capi. 3: Saieiy uni? 3: Aero- ine club 3: R.O,T.C. crack plaloon 3: 3.0. club 3: R.O.T.C. rifle Ieam 3? D.T.C. baseball Ieam I, 2, 3. Euiure plans: Join The Navy Air Corps. KT RIVKIN He is worihy and he is wise. Inlernalional Drawing Exchange 2: Hall ard 2, 3: Spanish club 4. Euiure plans: Undecided. ATHERINE ROBICHAUD Sunny as a summer day. G.A.A. I, 2, represeniaiive 3, 4: Girls' iorus 2. 3: Bowling club 4: All Siar evue 2: Leaders' club 2. Fufure plans: A privale secreiary. .ENE ROBINSON SmarI and quiei as a new-coined oIIar. Aus+in High School I, 2. Service girl 3, 4: G.A.A, 4: Honor So- ieiy. Fuiure plans: Aiiend business college. ILEEN ROGERS Old friends are best G.A.A. I, 4, council 2, 3: All Slar .evue 2: SENATE 2, 3: 'Hop-Hip-Hoo- ay 3: Leaders' club 2, 3: Sludeni Union , 3, 4: Swimming club I: Boosiers' club : Inframural sporrs I, 2, 3, 4: SENTINEL epresenialive. Fufure plans: Firs'I-rale secreiary. ,age Fifiy-six SHIRLEY ROTHSTEIN Off she reiecis, buf never offends. G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Swimming club I: Clean-up campaign I: Baskelball Ieam 3: Civic forum 4: Office praciice 4: Riding club I: Gym locker guard 3. Eulure plans: College. LESLIE W. ROUZER Grand person: greai friend. Slage crew I: Classical club I: Hall guard 2, 3: R.O.T.C. craclc plaioon 2: R.O.T.C. craclc squad 3: N.C.O. club 3: Officers' school 3, 4: NAVILLUS repre- seniaiive 2. 3. Euiure plans: Chemical engineering. DAVID RUNDELL In sialure he is small: in personaliiy he is fall. Band I: Fencing club 2: Hall guards 3: Classical club I: Hi-Y play 2: Ham radio club 3. Eulure plans: Undecided. HELENE SACKS Combining personaliiy and charm. Moiion piciure club I: Service girl 3. 4: Communiiy Service League, vice-pres- idenl 3, 4: G.A,A. I, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Buddy day 3: Hip-Hip-Hooray 3: Clean-up program 3: Honor Socieiy, gamma 2. Fufure plans: A model or secrelary. JUDITH ANN SAMUELS True friend, Full of mirIh. Service girl I: Erench club I: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Office girl 3: SENATE 3: Travel club 3. Fuiure plans: College. MARILYN SAVAGE Bubbling over wilh energy. San Jose High School, California, I, 2, 3. , G.A.A. 4. Fuiure plans: High school 'feacher of arf, music and drama. JANICE SCHECHTER Good Things come in small packages. Travel club 2, 3: Radio scripl' club, Ireas. 3: G.A.A. I: SENTINEL represenia- live 2, 3: NAVILLUS represenfalive 3: Clean-up campaign 3: Library assisranr 4: I-I-onor Sociely, gamma I. Fulure plans: Social worlcer. SYBIL SCHER I-ler sunny smile drives cares away. Freshman club I: Civic forum I: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. Fulure plans: Prima ballerina wirh rhe Baller Russe. HERBERT S. SCHEUN SimpIiciI'y is a greaf asset German club I, 2: Civic forum I, 2 3. 4: Franklin club 2, 3: Travel club 3: R.O.T.C. crack squad 3: Camera cIub,4: SENTINEL forum 4. Fulure plans: Orcheslra leader. :LORENCE M. SCHOENBERGER 'Tis noble Io be good. G.A.A. I, 2: Girls' choir I, 2, 3, 4. Fufure plans: A secrelary. SEORGE H. SCHOMER. JR. A wonderful personalify-a born eader. Archery club 3: D and B corps I, 2, I. 4: Officers' school 3, 4: Band I, 2: Drcheslra I, 2, 3, 4. Fulure plans: College. IANICE ELAINE SCHUFFMAN Beau'ry is a fair flower. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Boosfers' club I, 2: Dffice girl 2: Travel club 3: Swimming :lub I, 2: Baseball and baslceiball 'reams . 2, 3. Fulure plans: Some 'field of medicine. ALINE SCHULBERG Success wifh a sure s'rroIce. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Bowling club 4: Serv- ice club 4. Fufure plans: Undecided. MARILYN SEBBES A friend ro everyone. Wesr High School, Wisconsin, I, 2. Girls' choir 3: Office praclice 3. 4: I-lonor Sociely, gamma 2. Furure plans: A secrelary. CAROL SEDERBERG Friendly, likable, and sincere. G.A.A. 4, council I. honorary board 2, 3: Leaders' club 2: Riding club 3: SEN- ATE I, 2: SENTINEL represenfalive 3: Acappella choir I, 2: I-lip-I-lip-Hooray 3: Proscenium club 3: Travel club 3: Girls' chorus 3. Furure plans: Undecided. SALLY FRANCES SEEFOR A friendly hearl wilh many a smile. Baslrelball ream I. 2: Locker guard I, 2: G.A.A. I. 2. 4, council 3: Gym assisf- anl 3: Spring Frolics 2: Library assislanf 4: Travel club 4. Fulure plans: Alfend business college. DANIEL SENOFF His amiabilily and sparlcling wil' en- dorse his popuIaril'y. ' Tennis Ieam 3, 4: Baslcerball 'ream 3, 4: Baseball, Iennis, and baslcefball infra- murals I, 2. 3, 4: I-Iall guard I. 2, 3: Symphonic choir 4. Fufure plans: RAF or Flying Tigers. ABNER SHAPIRO I-le has a Thousand friends. Baslcefball 'team I, 2. caplain 3. 4: Swimming Ieam I: Symphonic choir 4: SENATE I, 2: Inlramural baseball and baslcelball champs I, 2: LeH'ermen's club I, 2. Furure plans: Very indefinile. Page Fifly-seven HOWARD SHAPIRO Wil plus knowledge make a wonder- Iul personaIiI'y. Slage crew 2: Tennis leam 3, 4: Tennis inframurals 3, 4: Bowling club 3, 4: SENTINEL represenlafive 3, 4. Fu+ure plans: See The edifor IB. G.I. JEANNE SHAPIRO PreIliness and sweelness make perfec- lion. Marshall High School I. Library assislanl 2: Riding club 2, 3, 5.A.A. 2, 3: Clean-up commillee 3: Di- vision room sec'y 3: Service girl 4: Swim- ming club 3: NAVILLUS 4: Honor So- siefy, gamma. Fulure plans: College. SALLY Z. SHAPIRO Smiling Sally. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Booslers' club I: Travel club I, 2, presidenl 3: Chemislry 3. sec'y 2: Radio scripl club 3: Office praclice 4. Fu+ure plans: College. SEYMOUR SHERMAN Everyone's friend and no one's enemy. Hall guard I: Archery club I: French club 2: Symphonic choir 4. Fufure plans: Wrighl college. SHIRLEY SHIPE A pleasanl' smile: a sparkling eye. G.A.A. I, 4: Hall guard 3. Fulure plans: To exisl. SID SHOLOS Good na+ured. Hall guard I, 2: Safely unif 2, 3, 4: Franklin club 3: Track Ieam 2: Book room assislanr 2, 3, 4. Fulure plans: Join 'rhe Navy Air Corps. Page Filly-eighl GERALD SILVERMAN Few words buf greai' deeds. Irilramural baskerball I: Hall guard I, 2: Cipher club 2: Sculpior club 2, 3. Fulure plans: Mechanical engineer. MARIAN SIMONSON She is calm because she is masfer of her subieclf' Slide Rule club 3: Chemislry club 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Board 3: Honor Sociely, bela. Failure plans: To oblain a college edu- calion. LILA SINCLAIR Fair and sweet Service girl 4: WATS, Sergeanl 4. Fulure plans: Undecided. ROBERT I. SLAW 'IA will Io win and win he will. Junior Board 3: Bowling club 3, 4: Hall guard 4: Honor Socieiy, gamma 3. Fulure plans: To serve my counlry. ALBERT SLONAKER Reserve cannol hide abililyf' Operelsa I. 2: Lunch guard 3. Fulure plans: Uncerfain. BLOSSOM SMARGON Goodness is Ihe only inveslmenl' Ihal never fails. G.A.A. I: Travel club 2: Riding club 2. Fufure plans: College. CLARICE SOKOL Bringing sunshine inio +he lives of oI'hers. Pen and Quill club I: G.A.A. I. Furure plans: To be a dress designer. LESTER SOLOMON Having a quiei and pleasanf na+ure. Moiion piciure club 3. Fufure plans: Aiiend college. ' JACK SPIES Regular fellow. Furure plans: To join Jrhe Navy Air Corps. JANET SPRICKMAN Lillie buf mighiyf' G.A.A. I, 2, honor board 3: Biology assisiani 2, 3, 4: SENATE I, 4: Division room sec'y 3: SENTINEL represenfaiive 4: NAVILLUS represenielive 4: Honor Socieiy, beia. Fulure plans: College. SUZANNE EVELYN SPRONZ Ever so gay and friendly. Pen and Quill club I: Travel club 2, 4, vice presideni 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: OI- 'lice pracfice 4: Communiiy Service League 3: SENATE 2: Honor Socieiy, gamma 3. Fuiure plans: Aiiend rhe Universiry of Illinois. PATRICIA STADELMAN Her worfh is warrani for her wel- come. G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Travel club 2: SENATE 2: Division room secrefary I: Hall guard 3: Teacher's aid I, 2, 3: Baslceiball ieam 2: Chemisiry club 4. Fuiure plans: College. ANN F. ST. CLAIR A good girl and a friendly one. G.A.A. I, 2, 3. Fufure plans: Work for a while. PHYLLIS STEIN A ready wif, a happy smile, an eye rhai sparlcles all fhe while. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: French club 2: Opereifa I: Travel club 3: Civic Forum 3: Rid-ing club 3. 4: Symphonic choir 2: I-Ionor Socieiy, gamma. Fulure plans: Universiiy. Q DARLENE STEINBERG Girl wiih a hearl and smile ihai malre life worih while. G.A.A, I, 2, 3, 4: Service girl 3: Office praciice 4: Division room sec'y and ireas. 2: Riding club I. 2: Type-O-Click club 3, 4: Freshmen club I: Honor Sociefy, gam- ma 2. Fufure plans: Siudy domesiic arfs and sciences. MARTIN I. STEINBERG His amiable personaliiy malce him a friend io all. SENATE 3: Traclc ieam 2, 3, 4: Civic Forum 4: Inrramural baseball 3, 4: Infra- mural baslceiball 2: Honor Socieiy, gam- ma. Fufure plans: Join ihe Army Air Corps. ELAINE RUTH STEINER When done by her, 'Tis done well. 6.A.A. I, 2, 3. 41 Riding Club 3, 41 Balon iwirling corps 3, 4: Swimming club I. Fuiure plans: Civil service worker. DOROTHY STIRN Sweelness, sense. and simpliciiyf' G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Division room ireas- urer 3, 4: Riding club I: Baron rwirling Corps 4. Fuiure plans: College. Page Fiffy-nine UCY' C. STOPP Well liked for her quief and generous alure. Girls' riding club 2, 3, 4: Hall guard : NAVILLUS represenfafive 2. Fufure plans: Sales girl. lOLORES STREICHER Lovely and demuref' lmmaculafa High School I. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. Fufure plans: Office work. ELEANOR MAE SWENSON A day in April never came as sweet G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Sewing club 2: Basket Dall feam 2: Honor Sociefy, alpha 6. Fufure plans: Undecided. MARION TARANT The personalify girl of our class. Jefferson High School, Texas, I, 2. G.A.A. 3, 4: Senior class luncheon :ommilfee 4. Fufure plans: A modern dancer LOIS TREULICH Possessing 'rhe genius of sincerify and friendliness. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. council I: Sculpfure club 2: Chemisfry club 3: Riding club 2: Spanish club 4: Travel club 2: Library assisfanl' 3: Biology laborafory assisfanf 4: NAVILLUS 4. Fufure plans: Linguisf, anfhropologisf, or musician. SYDELLE UDKOFF Jusf super. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, represenfafive 4: Office pracfice,4: Symphonic choir 4: Locker guard 3: Game club 2. Fufure plans: Business college. Page Sixfy JOHN UMBAUGH A finished genfleman from head fo foe. Fufure plans: Join fhe Coasf Guard. AUGUST VALENTINO He lives fhe life of a well lilced man. Franklin club I, 2, 3, 4. Fufure plans: Join fhe Naval Aviafion Corps. VlRGlNlA VANDERWEEL Her presence is desired by all. G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling club 3, 4. Fulure plans: Undecided. LOIS E. WARD Fair and wise is she. Travel club l, 2, presidenf 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Girls' chorus 2, 3. presidenl' 4. Fufure plans: Posifion as a phofog- rapher. PAGE WATSON Dashing, daring, and reckless. R.O.T.C. crack plafoon 2: Rifle feam 2, 3: N.C.O. club 3: Officers' club 4: R.O.T.C. publicify sfaff officer 4: Cheer- leader 2, 3, capfain 4: lce slrafing feam 2, 3, 4: lnframural baseball champs 2. 3: Leffermen's club 3, 4: Homecoming commiffee 3, chairman 4. Fufure plans: To play Jeefer Lesfer in TOBACCO ROAD. HELEN M. WATTS Never wasfes a minufe. Library assisfanf 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Leaders' club 3: Division room secrefary 3: Travel club 4: Honor Sociefy, alpha 6. Fufure plans: College. ALICE WEBER Common sense is nol a common 'rhing. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Young aclors' guild 2: Communily Service League. lreas, 3, pres. 4: SENTINEL 4: Travel club I: Chemislry club 3. Fulure plans: College. SHERRILL WEBER Lovely To look al, G.A.A. 2, 3. 4: Division room secre- Iary 2, presidenl 3. ' Fulure plans: Take a business course. CLAIRE SYLVIA WEISS A perfeclion of oufward lovelinessf' 6.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Library assislanl 4: Symphonic choir 4. Fulure plans: Social worker. RICHARD WEXLER A friendly hearl wilh many a friend. Skaling Ieam I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis leam 3, 4: Track Ieam I, 2: Acappella choir pres. I: Division room chairman 4: Hall guard I, 2, 3, 4: NAVILLUS 4: Physics Iaborafory assislanl 3: lnframural base- ball I, 2: Civic Forum I. Fulure plans: Field of plaslic engi- nearing. WADE WINSTEAD WiIh malice 'foward none. R.O.T.C. I, 2. 3, 4: Crack plaloon 3, 4: OFlicer's club 4: Radio club 3. Fufure plans: Sludy aeronaulical engi- neering. BUDD WILDER Gallan+ knighI'. SENATE I, 2: Rangers 2: Honor So- ciely, gamma I. Fulure plans: Join Ihe Air Corps. HUGH R. WINGERTER A genlleman fhrough and Ihroughf' Civic Forum I: Engineering club I: SENATE I, 3: Symphonic choir 2, 3, pres- idenl 4: Philharmonic choir 2, 3, 4: Junior class presidenl 3: Junior delega- lion 3: Sludenl Council 4: Chairman Prom commillee 4. Fulure plans: Join lhe Navy. VIRGINIA WINGERTER The source of many ioys. Acappella choir I: SENATE 3: Sludenl Union I: Travel club I: 6.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Symphonic choir 2, 3, 4: Philharmonic choir 2, 3. Fufure plans: Civil service employee. NICHOLAS CANNON WOLF He who laughs, IasI's. Cipher club 2: Hall guard I, 2, 3: Symphonic choir 3, 4: Beginning choir 4: Sludenl direclor, Sym. choir 4: Sul- livan Sings 3: Spring Frolics 4: Travel club 2. Fulure plans: Concerl pianisl and sym- phony conduclor. CONNIE RITA WOLOSHIN Lighf in hair: lighl in heart G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: SENTINEL 3, 4: NAVILLUS 3, 4: Locker guard 3: Service girl 3: Sullivan Forum 4: SENTINEL rep- resenlalive I: Freshmen club I: Biology club 3: Honor Sociely, alpha. Fulure plans: College, career, and lravel. LEONARD WOOL PersonaliIy plus. Hall guard 3, 4: Band I, 2: Baskelball 'ream 2, 3, 4: LeIIerrnen's club 3. 4. Fulure plans: To be drafladl DOLORES WRIGHT Lovely lady. Senn High School I, 2. Girls' chorus 3: Girls' bowling Ieam 4. Fufure plans: Allend arf school. Page Sixly-one JB WRIGHT As 'true as s'reel. Camera club I, 2: Drama club 2: nch guard 2: R.O.T.C. rifle 'Ieam 3. Fuiure plans: The field of commercial mg. ' QLINE WEININGER Quiet and nice 'ro know. NAVILLUS ar'I' siail I. 2, 4: G.A.A. 2, 4: SENATE 3: SENTINEL repre- nIa+ive I: Honor Sociely, gamma I. Fufure plans: Sfudy arf in a college. ,RTHUR FREDERICK ADAMS IARVEY LEONARD BLAND IARJORIE BRIGGS OBERT ELLIOT CAPLAN UDOLPH FEYERTAG ICHARD N. FITZGERALD DWARD IRWIN FLAXMAN IONNA BERYL GALLO 'age Sixiy-Iwo JUNE GRADUATES WITHOUT PICTURES RALPH GOODMAN ELAINE MAE HARMS ROBERT HAWEKOTTE PETER JOSEPH IACULLO LEWIS RICHARD ICHKOFF ROBERT JOHNSON NORBERT KAUFMAN BILL MALLOY SUZANNE ZECH MAN Sincere, sweet and sociable. French club I. 2: Hall guard 3: SEN- ATE 3: Red Cross club I: SENTINEL 3: Office praclice 4: G-.A.A. I, 2. 3. 4. F-uiure plans: Social service. ELLEN ZARET Slay as sweel as you are. Serin High School I. 2. SENTINEL 3: Communiiy Service League 4: NAVILLUS 4: Honor Sociefy. Fufure plans: Radio scripl wriling. AL ZIVEN A handsome lad, sincere and hue. Von Sleuloen High School I. Hall guard 4: Band 2: Swimming Ieam 2: Inframural baseball and baslcefball 3. 4: Travel club 2: Spanish club 2, 3. Fulure plans: Avia+ion. ROBERT MEINKEN ALAN E. MORRILL ROBERT C. RESNICK JACK LESTER SINGER WILL SOULE ILEANE VIRGINIA SWENSON NATALIE WALD RICHARD LE ROY ZERNES Wy fkeir rigkf armd ffm conquefif murif Ae wrougkf. 'gglwlfl BASKETBALL TEAM TOP ROW: Greenfield, SrniTh, Jung, HawekoTT, Slack, Wool, Lilgendahl, Peferson, Casfino, Bland, Melvage, Kreufz, Jennings, Broad, DeuTsch, Mr. Nernkoff. BOTTOM ROW: Shapiro, Arenson, Bugler, Gordon, Hankeljflarks, SeinTeld, Beskin. Ricle 'em, cowboy Marv Beslqin, one oT The TinesT ThleTes ever produced by Chicago igh schools, compeTed in baslceT- all and Tennis Tor The Blue and iold. Under The V-5 program, he ow goes on To new glory in The laval Air Corps. Those Tamiliar iTh his winning personaliTy, high :holasTic raTing, and all-around ThleTic abiliTy realize ThaT Sulli- an's greaT loss is compensaTed by imerica's greaT gain. The besT oT iclc, Marvl age SixTy'Tour BASKETBALL The Junior baslceTball Team proved To be one oT The TinesT cage uniTs in Chicago. CapTained by Marv Beslrin, leading prep scorer Tor The Chicago area, Coach NemlcoTT's lighTs ouTplayecl all opposiTion along The rouTe To The Public League playoTTs. The IO5 To 64 deTeaT oT Amundsen brolce Three ciTy records-highesT combined score, highesT winner's score, and highesT individual poinT ToTal, Besl4in's sixTy-one poinTs. Marv Beslcin, Paul BesT Rob- erTs, Johnny Jung, Bob Jennings. Johnny CasTino, and Bob l'lawelcoTTe, The TirsT six men, were all Tine Tloor men and high scorers. They had To play lilce They did To compile The records They made Tor Themselves. CapTain Beslcin was All-CiTy player Tor The second year in a row. The seniors were cap- Tained by Lum Shapiro, a veTeran oT Three and a halT years. and George Melvage. SWIMMING TOP ROW: I-libbs, Bach, Monahan, Brower, Kafz, Kolar, Walsh, SECOND ROW: Anderson, Gorfinkel, Morrison, Miller, Morris, Richard, Ried, Winiclc. BOTTOM ROW: lrmiTer, Wambold, Mr. Mishlcin, Kirschenbaurn, Holm. CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAM TOP ROW: Robin, Handelman, Schmaus, Sanders, Winders, Mr. Mishlfin. BOTTOM ROW: Kelsey, Winick, Miller, Gillispie, Weber. ON YOUR MARK Led by Moe Mizel, The Sullivan Traclc men did good work during The indoor season. The dash men, Moe MiTchell, Ed Walsh, and SmiTTy 0'Meara, and Mizel and STeinberg, The 440 men, Tormed The relay Team. CiTy hurdle champ, Bob RuTher, and Al Morrill SWIMMING TRACK compeTed in The shoT puT and high iump. MarT Janis broadiumped and Al I-lowe shoT puT. Junior perTorm- ers were Browers, dash and high iump, Brown and Shelly, hurdles, and Green and Singer, 660 yards. The Tiger Mermen splashed Through anoTher suc- cessTul season. The Senior relay Team made up of CapTain Gene Wambold, Reed, Munzer, and Mona- han won sixTh in The sTaTe meeT. Junior Co-capTain Jaclc Monahan was Third in The CiTy 50 yard Tree sTyle. OTher sTandouTs were Junior Co-capTain KaTz. Baclc, I-libbs, Kirshenbaum, Richards, and I-lolmes. EnTered in The CiTy Cross-CounTry meeT Tor The TirsT Time, Coach Mishlcin's Team exhibiTed Tine con- diTioning. Leading The Sullivan runners across The Tinish line was James Weber. Coach Mishlcin was very pleased when all TwenTy members oT his Team compleTed The Two-mile course. TRACK TEAM TOP ROW: Comm, Cohen, Friedman, Shapiro, Nelson, MaTheson, Jones, DeLeonardis, Gornberg. SECOND ROW: Beskin, Gordon, MaTson, Bailen, Schmaus, NaThan, Don. THIRD ROW: Mr, Margolis, Perelman, Wolf, Gnadf, Green, Wam- bold, Singer, CenTury. BOT- TOM ROW: Eisenberg, Walsh, Blanc, Mizel, Heifz, BernsTein, y O'Meara, RuTher. Page SixTy.Tive xA 2 rel A W? V 1 x 'ii i l C 51465 if X' T3 ll I 'K A Coach Ralph Margolis Wolf sup CapTained by Al l-lowe, All-NorTh secTion guard, The Sullivan gridmen wenT Through an exciTing buT unsuccessTul TooTball sea- son which ended in The 26 To 6 rouT oT Lake View. Coach Margolis awarded The Tollowing players maior leTTers. Ends-l-Tal l-leiTz, Joe FlorenTine, Jay Jones, and George Brockway. Tackles-Red lVlaTheson, Dave Gomberg, and Dan Comm. Guards-Al l-lowe, Bernie KaTz, l lillard GerTz, and lvlorrie AlTman. CenTers-Doug Nelson and Bub WolT, Backs-Al Friedman, Jack Capron, Fd Walsh, Bob RuTher, George Seyle, Ted Eisenberg, SmiTTy O'Meara, George DeLeonardis, and Bill Brooks. The Team was weakened aT midseason when Coach Margolis' aide, Lennie Bach, was Taken by The Army Air Forces. Bach had been an imporTanT cog in The Sullivan grid machines Tor The pasT several years. Two ouT-oT-Town nighT games added varieTy To The schedule. AlThough The Tigers losT boTh oT These conTesTs, They showed Themselves To be a hard TighTing, well coached sguad. NexT year's Team will be builT around such men as Brown, Bass, Perelman, GerTz, AlTman, O'Meara, Walsh, RuTher, Brooks, and Fisher. They will be ouT To beTTer The record oT lasT year's luckless CaTs. ervises acrobaTics RuTher upseTs Lake View pass Page SixTy-six FOOTBALL TEAM TOP ROW: G,-erlz, Weininger, Berlianf, Brown, Bucker, Poslelnek, Fisher, Bass, Buslay. SECOND ROW: Perlman, Altman, Walsh, Eisenberg, Comm, Friedman, Luby, Capron, O'Meara, Mr. Margolis. BOTTOM ROW: Jones, Nelson, Gornberg, DeLeonardis, Howe, Matheson, Florenline, Wolf, Heilz. FOOTBALL SCORES NORTH SECTION Sullivan ,, ,,,. O Goshen, lnd.,, s,,s, I4 Final Foofball Sfanclings-I942 Sullivan :,,,,,,,,: 6 Lane Tech ,,:::,,,,,,, 25 Team Won Losl Perce-nlage Sullivan ,,.,, ,,,, 6 Roosevell ,,,., ,,,,,, 2 5 Tail ,, ,, ,,,,, , . ,,,, 6 O I.OOO Sullivann, :,,,,, O Tall ,,,, ,,,:,,,, ,:,,. 3 3 Lane Tech ., ,, .,,, ,, 5 I .833 Sullivan ,....,,,,, O Thornlon Frac- Senn 4 2 667 Iional lCalumeI Schurz . ,,,,,, 4 2 667 Cily, lnd.l :,,,, ,L 6 Roosevell ,,.,,., ,,,,,. 3 3 500 Sullivan ,,,,, O Senn .,,,,,,.,:,,,,,,,, , I4 Waller ,..,, , ,,,,,. 2 4 333 Sullivan ...,,,,,,. 6 Schurz ..,,,,..,,,,,,. ,, 39 Sullivan ,,,,, ,,,,,. I 5 I67 Sullivan , ,,,,,,, 25 Lalce View . ,,,,,,,, 6 Lake View , ,,,,, ,L O 6 OOO SmiHy cafching punf Twiddling fhumlos-king-size Page Sixly-seven G. A. A.-I TOP ROW: Relchin, Walls, Gelnner, Levine, Weininger, Woloshin, Shapiro, Sacks, Sarn- ueIs,VanderweeI, Bruslci, Spronz, Horwifz, Lazoris, Gawsner, Tare anl. SECOND ROW: Blalcely, Levinllwal, Pallerson, Forlunalo, I-Ieiselrnan, Mendelson, Swen- son, Kann, Zeclwman, Mendel- Sohn, Benjamin, Robinson, Gil- berg, Kane. BOTTOM ROW: Goldman, Filzsirnrnons, Mc- Wlwirler, Franklin, Friedberg. Eller, Good, Berger, Savage, G. A. A.-2 TOP ROW: Lebow, Leyilor, Harrigan, Glessner, Wessels, Kaulrnan, Nobler, Gross, Sip' ser, Cnrilzman, Janssen, Para! dise, Slirn. SECOND ROW: Slorl, Weber, Talrny, Treulicr, Colman, Weiss, Frankel, Sleir, I-lolleb, Pines, Kappe, Baurr- garlen, Cohn, BOTTOM ROW: Sfreicher, Kozer, Bass, Janssens, Manqurn, Hasellnuhn, Sfeirr berg, Shapiro, Anderson. G. A. A.-3 TOP ROW: Mazlxleill, Wadler Harbor, Grusin, Greenberg Selby, Elisius, Folk, .ladwin Miller, Levin, Medvedolf, Kurlz SECOND ROW: Berman, Gel ler, Marcus, Henry, Brody Levy, Carlson, Peck, B. Berman Weber, Burkorl, Arlcin. BOT TOM ROW: Sleil, Reizen Schurlman, Sederberg, Simon son, Robichaud, Manguson, Asn X Sclvulberg. I GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION age Are you going Io Ilne G.A.A. roller slcaling ParIy? aslced a G.A.A. member somelime las'r De- cember. II your reply was yes , you slill can remem- ber wlwal an exciling lime you lmad al Ilme Arcadia. Tlwe Sullivan Girls Allnlelic Associalion sponsored Sullivan Niglml al llne rinlc and all llne roller slcaling lans Iurned oul Io show Ilneir slcill on Ilme wooden wheels. From Ilwe money macle Ilwe girls were able Io Sixly-eiglnl conlribule Io Ilwe Clwrislmas Baslcel Fund. I-lave you lneard ol llwe inilialion parlies given lo Ilie Fresl'1ies ? Before a girl can really become an ollicial member slme musl ol course become inilialed. And so, every Seplember and February llie G.A.A. puls Ilie IIIZFGSIIISSH Ilwrouglw llwe paces. Jusl aslc a lemale lreslwman il slwe lwad lun, and llwe reply will always be a big yes. if 5 an 9' ll ia!! ii 2 u l P 1 2 an iw: 3 If.. M' . K :Zz 1 Q W KN Mwfax. NX'-.N 2? I ,X I iw ' iii g 2. gui J.: Q wg? W. VM .M Afigw .. . GEORGE SPIES Inc 55 J ff agmzymzmza CLASS OF 1943 T I h KILd 2063-2064 P y 4 MWA ,, 01 M 1943 77 ff '23 ROOT STUDIOS NEELY PRINTING COMPANY JAHN 8 OLLIER ENGRAVING CO l manafacfarin cAoof jeweim an S a ionem owe sew 4140-8 Norih Kolmar Avenue, Chicago, IIIinois eep one are me ri ace for fAe Wav aoluerfidemen wad onafe e ro acerd of e avi ua -:Nc if Fe J ll TAKE a real part in winning this war! And at the same time, train for a successful, high- paid career afterwards! That's the opportunity Naval aviation offers you action-seeking young Americans who can meet certain requirements. The Navy stands ready to invest 527,000 in you . . .to give you a full year's training, the finest aviation education in the world! As a Navy pilot cadet you will be issued uni- forms and draw S75 a month . . . receive three- months' pre-flight training . . . instruction in planes and engines. Later you will go to one of the great Naval Air Stations. . . Pensacola or Corpus Christi. There you will learn to fly planes of varied U 'elffb .iiqi-1-1 ...1i.....1i--- X bt' 2 jp, 0 types. . . be trained in navigation, radio, gunnery and flying by instruments. On completion of your training, you receive your Navy Wings of Gold and are commissioned as an Ensign in the U. S. Naval Reserve or as a Second Lieutenant is the U. S. Marine Corps Reserve. You are paid from S246 a month, up. Here are the qualifications needed to apply for Navy pilot training: I8 to 26 years, inclusivep High School education, Unmarried, Physically fit. Can you qualify? If so, visit the Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board, Board of Trade Build- ing, l4l West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, or your nearest Navy Recruiting Office at once! HE l an ' , ..... l L ili: ti .fzywirn ms Page Seventy-one ik' ik W .fgufograla 6 aww 5 ' ' I 1 .4 , T 1 Eff? W Ni gm X L Z 935, - f v,.gy ff- Q Wy Q' 2 n- '71 M Ng: f 1 - ' ax 5 if 4 3.1'ff', - 1 .- U . . ,4.5!'.fxf'i- X. 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