Sullivan High School - Navillus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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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

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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