Sullivan High School - Navillus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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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 .

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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