Sullivan High School - Navillus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1944 volume:

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Page 4 We must be young to do great things. i Goethe I1 sum fx Dear Diary: As our high school days come swiftly to an end, memories and thoughts swell before our vision. May this collection of pictures and prose express but a few of the sentiments we, the Senior Class of 1944, feel: for gone are the days of rooting for our Tigers to beat Senng gone are the nights of cram- ming for quarterlies and making notebooks, gone but never forgotten are the thrilling experiences and tense moments without which no life is com- plete. Yes, weire leaving you, dear Sullivan, but, as always, through this book we may relive the hap- penings of the past and remember the foundations for our glorious future. Page 5 XS-- 12- e- 2314 at e e Q-if MRS. SCHABES To you, Mrs. Schabes, we dedicate this page. Somehow or other your work for the NAVILLUS goes by unnoticed year after year. We, the staff, have pledged that the school should know what you have done and how much we appreciate it. There isn't a page you don't see lexcept this onel, a picture on which you can't offer a suggestion, a write-up you don't improve or a NAVILLUS staff member to whom you don't give something of value to serve him for the rest of his life, You can and do give the kind of guidance and help we need. To end, there's a little story we'd like to tell. This NAVIL- LUS of l94-4 was not to be. At least that is what you said last year. No more NAVILLUS for the duration, but we knew better. You softened and said you might help us, but only when it was an emergency, or absolutely necessary. We realized that you bravely tried to convince yourself that the NAVlLLUS was not your worry. Soon an emergency, or absolutely neces- sary became just absolutely necessary and then a simple necessary, ln the end you again were helping to put out this i944 NAVILLUS. Between taking care of War Bonds and teaching several English classes a day, we still don't see how you managed to help us, but you did and we, and all of Sullivan, thank you for it, Mrs. Schabes. You just won't let us down and Sullivan truly appreciates it! Page 6 qaculztlj . . . . those who inspire us to deeds of g r e a t e r achievement than We dreamed possible. LU rinciloa MR. GEORGE E. ANSPAUGH Page 8 MISS H ELEN 'POWERS Dear to the hearts of all is our own Mr. Anspaugh. He guided us in all our endeavorsg he took personal interest in each ot usg he backed our or- ganizations and projects en- ergeticallyg he took our side in many of our petty argu- ments. We are truly grateful tor his helpful interest. .Q V- 2 9 ,Q 2 7m .-N.v ..g.- Q h af? 957, hr-X-1 STANDING: Miss Moloney, Mrs. East, Mrs. Murphy, Miss O'Connell, Mrs. Doud, Miss Stanton. SEATED: Miss Colford, Mrs. Kustner, Mr. Engstrom, Mrs. Schabes, Miss Herman. .f4c!mini5 frafion As in all business, we are dependent on the administration department for the efficient running of our school. Mrs. Kustner, in addition to her classes, keeps track of every penny received and spent. Largely responsible for the fine showing we have made in the purchase of bonds and stamps is Mrs. Schabes and her staff of student helpers. Miss Colford guides us in registering for our next semes- ter's classes while we see Miss Powers when we want a change of program. Where do YOU intend to go after you graduate from Sullivan? Whether you would like to try for a scholarship to Harvard or look for a job as a street cleaner, Mr. Engstrom will help you reach your goal. He will offer to give you psychologi- cal tests to determine your abilities, and interview you per- sonally to determine you inclinations. Can you read? Well, if you can't see Miss Stanton and she will see to it that you learn the remendial reading program at once. All in all, you can see that without these wonderful people we might graduate and become first class plumbers instead of the upstanding citizens we someday hope to be. Page 9 ommerciaf fizbelaarfmenf ,QL l STANDING: Mrs. Kustner, Miss Herman. SEATED: Miss Kovitz, Mrs. Spooner, Mrs. Huck, Miss Wegat, Mrs. Walser. We remember the times we have stood outside ot a com- mercial room door listening in ecstasy to the click-clack ot the typewriters, and astonishingly witnessing the rapidity with which the business world's future secretaries take dictation. So it was with great expectancy and jest that we equipped ourselves with a shorthand notebook, sharpened pencil, clipped nails and signed up for stenography. Then things began to happen! We were shown that we were not all thumbs and we soon had the touch system mastered. We were taught a new system ot hieroglypics invented by a man called Pitman. Then we combined our shorthand and typing in a course of tran- scription. Besides all these things, we learned on the side that the first ones in the room acquired the precious new Royals and Underwoods. Then with what we thought was a knowledge ot math- ematics, we undertook bookkeeping. Here we not only learned the technique ot keeping books but had a review of addition and subtraction as well. ln the meantime we were also getting a general outlook on the business world in elementary business training. ln case we ever have the chance ot becoming a big business executive, we were able to prepare ourselves with commercial geography and commercal law. Page IO me fAemafic:i elaarfmenf 3 2 -:ff AA EEWIV 'J45 T l STANDING: Mrs. Fieser, Miss Hanson. SEATED: Miss Allen, Miss Straka, Mrs. Van Ness, Mrs. East, Miss Mcllvain. Remember how we used to solve some of those more diffi- cult problems, such as 2-l-2:4. First Mrs. Fieser, Mrs. Van Ness, or Miss Straka would teach us to do the problem algrbraically, The problem would look like this: Let a:2 LGT Let c:4 Therefore a+b:c or 2-9214. Progressing rapidly in knowledge with the aid of such patient teachers as Miss Mclvain, Mrs. East, and Miss l-lanson, we were amazed to discover that we could solve the same puzz- ler geometrically and later trigonometrically as follows, 2-l-2:4 Let side a:2 Let side b:2 Let side c:4 By the Pythagorean theorom we know c2:a2-l-b2. Substi- tuting we have: l6:8J,-8. We know that each of the sides are eqaul to the square root of their square. This taking the square roots of the respective square we come to the astounding con- clusion that 2-l-2:4. Page ll J aff ll , 5 J fe 5 cience Do you hear the call of test tubes, microscopes, and flasks plus the smell of experiments? Are you long- ing to disect a frog or make a bug collection? l-lave you always wonder- e d about chromosomes, atomic weights, vibrations, or the inside story of astronomy? Well, after a one year course of general science which treats all subjects from amoe- bae to elephants, you can engage in the above activities. For aspiring scientists there is the fascination of a laboratory and the thrill of conducting their own experiments in chemistry. Other courses that are offered in the science department are physics, chemistry, and biology. More than ever before, enroll- ment in the science department has been exceedingly high. lt is no wonder, however, because of the important part science is playing in the world today. By preparing our- selves as fully as we can in the field of science, we are making ourselves more fully equipped to become the best citizens of tomorrow. STANDING: Mr. Gonzales, Mr. Youmans, Mr. Russell. SEATED: Mrs. Finfgeld, Mrs. Dor- man, Miss Treffens, Miss Drain. Page i2 ociaf ,iience ln our freshman year we were taken back to olden Egypt, Rome, Syria, and Palestine in Ancient l-lis- tory. By the time we were sopho- mores we were advanced enough to be allowed a peek at the rest of the world in World History. When a junior, the problems of Europe's affairs were laid on our shoulders in Modern European history, and when we had attained the heights of a senior we learned all a bout the growth of our own land in United States history. ln civics we found out all about the congressman and his colleagues of whom and to whom we are always complaining. And, if we were in doubt about our future, a course in careers enlightened us as to whether we were best suited to be an in- surance agent or town dog catcher. lf, however, we were destined to enter the business world, we certain- ly would be glad of the economics, commercial law, and commercial geography we had taken. STANDING: Miss Jacobs, Miss Moloney. SEATED Mrs. Gregg, Miss Butler. C. fx fNA GUJ aj 1' k 'ff 13 r E: is Miss Foley, Miss Colford, Mr. Kahn, l Page 13 Clngudge 2l0Cl,l flfl'l2l'lf Can you give a literal translation of si si , oui oui , or ja ja ? If your answer is not yes, then you should avail yourself of a course in a foreign language. Spanish, French, German and Latin are offered. lf Spanish is your choice you will be taken by way of the classroom down to the countries of rhumbas, tangoes, beautiful senoritas, and hot tamales. Besides routine classwork, Spanish students presented a Span- ish Fiesta on Pan-American Day, April l-4. Or perhaps you prefer French. lf so, you will be instilled with the luxuriant beauties of old France. You will become a madamoiselle or monsieur and relax in an atmos- phere of gay Paree. And if you are inquisitive as to the derivation of words, a course in Latin is also offered for you. So auf wiedersehn , 'au revoir', or 'hasta luego. gen, 'D Refm-x MT' TH!! lfwll 5g STANDING: Mr. Chrogan, Mrs, Bennett. SEATED: Miss Shea, Miss Adams, Miss Carroll Mrs. Adams, Miss Sloan. Page i4 ine arw!!Oracfica!.f4rf:5 Q1 'ff 7 QQ itil. - .li STANDING: Mr. Becker, Mr. Schneller, Kalitzky, Miss Carpenter, Miss Sheel, l-lave you ever wanted to sing, play an instrument, or splash around in a box ot paints? I-lave you been hiding some secret talent that you have always aspired to develop? Well, you can express yourselves to your heart's content in any ot the fine art's courses that are offered. But it we are more practical minded we can take courses in printing, mechanical drawing, and industrial arts. Students of these courses are constantly called upon to do work tor all of the school's organizations. The boys of the printshop print tickets tor all the attairs held in the school. lt we ever want to get our hands in a pan of dough or make our own clothes, we can learn how in the cooking and sewing classes. Mrs. Ross, Mr. Rogers. SEATED: Mrs. Kube, Miss Mrs. Micali. Page 15 H9654 Zelddffnienf STANDING: Mr. Lide, Miss Benjamin, Mrs. Reed, Miss Leonard, Mrs. Jorgensen, Mr. Pannitch. SEATED: Mrs. Schabes, Miss Stanton, Miss Dore, Miss O'Connell. I W War CN 1 5 'ff 7 ,M f XA Page 16 me Do you have dangling participles, too many commas, wrong syllabica- tion, and no coherence? It you had taken the Sullivan tour year English course or even the required three years, such a condition would not have existed. During that time we were taught verbs and l-lamlet, nouns, Tennyson, and gerunds and Bede. Shakespeare became our best friend, and irregular verbs our steady. Ten syllable words now emerge from our lips as easily as the latest slang. The teachers of the English de- partment have ambitiously tried not only to teach the freshmen students the practical application of gram- mar, punctuation, and composition, but to give the advanced seniors an appreciation of the best in literature from Chaucer to Booth Tarkington. !0Ag5icaf gjucafion i i l i STANDING: Miss McBryde, Miss Mitchell, Miss Margolis, Mr. Nemkotf. We leave Sullivan at a time when physical education is of greater im- portance than it has been at any time in our school's history. We continually are reminded of the need ot strong bodies and minds in these times of so great a con- flict. The gym department, under the capable leadership of Coaches Mar- golis, Mishkin and Nemkoff, in the boys' division and Misses McBryde, Gorman, and Mitchell in the girls' division, developed the qualities ot coordination and teamwork in us through the intramural games ex- ercises and tournaments which re- quired our endeavor. The Health classes also played an important part in the physical education pro- gram, taking up in particular prob- lems pertaining to body care and public health in general. We can never repay our gym in- structors for their capable work. They have served us, they have served their country, and the least we can do is to give them the just credit they deserve. Gorman. SEATED: Mr. Mishkin, Mr. 5 Ki l wgxhn f Page 17 ZCLCLQP6 N W i Page 18 JL 5 am . . . . up from frosh to senior We climbed Sulli'van's ladder of success. 1 r li Gone are the bewildered lost souls, the searching, timid creatures that were formerly known as the - Freshman Class. What has emerged 62' in this modern world is an astonish- ingly wise group of grand boys and Q , 'H girls with the promise of a great y i i future at Sullivan. Who tipped us 3 r off about the basement lunchroom, l steam h e a t e d lockers, elevated passes, and elevators to the fifth floor? Were did we learn to look 1 like seniors? . . . well anyway, like A sophomores. That is our secret and we're not telling! . HONOR SOCIETY-TOP ROW: Krakan, Wazer, Colen, Rubin, Weidig, Epstein, Stein Sarnatzky. BOTTOM ROW: Harris, Streicher, Reif, Chelnik, Chambers, Dieter, Linzer. Page 20 S1 ll ui I ii' We sophomores, with a m o r b i d interest in frogs, snakes, and geometric con- structions, leave the pleas- antly faint odor of formald- ehyde behind us as we dash , from class to class. X ln between the freshies and the upper classmen we may be, but our time will come and thanks to our sponsor, Mr. Russel, we have already became wise in the ways of school lite. TOP ROW: Hagaman, Samuels, Wenig, Blumenthal, Dernocoeur, Sokol, Wolins. SECOND ROW: Hahn, Margratf, DeWitt, Gossman, Christiansen, Blauner, BOTTOM ROW: Axell, Monfort, Rogoff, Fisher, Mitelman, de Srnet. Page Zi 0 lb is Delving into the ranks of the upper classmen, dab- bling in chemistry, physics, and advanced mathematics, we, the junior class, have proven ourselves well able,to take the leading position next year. We have very seriously given up many of the traditional social activities ot our junior class to help in the sale of war bonds and stamps, the collection of scrap and other war activities at Sullivan. Realizing that our next year at school will be the last for many of the boys who would go on, we've tried to leave behind a record of achievement and scholarship. HONOR SOCIETY--TOP ROW: Arkin, Schwartz, Berger, Glick, Adolph, Feldman, Ecker- ling, Weiner. SECOND ROW: Jenkins, Rosenberg, Lieberman, Sanders, Hemmer, Johnson, Rudolph. BOTTOM ROW: Gore, Prizant, Reiter, Tumin, Johnson, Kadish, Schor. Page 22 QQQQ, Eli J i-X lc, So fast those four years flew, so stealthily the time crept up, so suddenly the end has come. The end of orderly hours and casual living. A strange future looms before us, the class of nineteen forty-four, blocking the paths we dreamt about so many years ago, leading us to newer, stranger horizons. We look to the future with one purpose, but we shall fulfill that purpose in many ways. This time fewer of us than ever before will continue with our education. The time for the end of the preparation and the beginning of living has come for many of us, prematurely, but we are ready for whatever comes- because we know that we must be. Now, because we end our high school days with such a feel- ing of finality, we look back more carefully, a little more fondly, much more thoughtfully than ever before. As graduation looms closer we sit and dream back those years, our pranks, the ridiculous things we did, those spasmodic bursts of school Page 23 spirit, the games and plays and shows. And when we reminisce we must not forget the efforts of the Senior Committees work- ing together under the able leadership of our class president, Dick Matson, and the kind aid given us by Miss Butler, OUI' sponsor. The prom committee, headed by Allen Klein, did a fine job in seeing to it that the senior prom was an all out success. The luncheon which also turned out to be an outstanding event was put over by Nathan Shapiro and his able assistants. The gradu- ation exercises were completed with none of the usual blunders due to the excellent work of the program committee headed by Roger Lee, and the cap and gown committee with Betty Cannady as its chairman. Ably led by Dick Matson as class president, David Dix as vice-president, Dorothy Cherney as treasurer, and Shirlyn Bold as secretary, the February graduating class is indeed one filled with students of great promise. As a class we are like all the others, dreaming of greatness and success, longing to start living, bursting with impatience to reap the harvests of educa- tion, eager to fill the challenge of the world we have learned so much and yet so little about. And so, after four complete, memorable years, we are ready for graduation, and eager to face our future with heads held high and with the earnest desire and firm conviction that we shall make this world a better and safter place to live in, God be willing. SENIOR COMMITTEES-TOP ROW: Stavis, Klein, Cannacly, Berliant, Lee, Shapiro, Elkins. SECOND ROW: Matson, Dix, Kelinson, Segal, Gnadt. BOTTOW ROW: Neff, Joos, Derdiger, Jacobson, Aronson, Cable. Page 24 f' SEQ' ,Q ' gjitml t dar- S5 l 0l'lfL January l4l The Chicago Townvand Te n n i s Club! Jimmy Mclntyre's orches- tral Piece these items to- gether and you have the February class prom - and event that we will always remember for the general air of enchantment that hung over the evening. The warm inviting at- mosphere of the club and the charm of the faculty de- lighted us no end. Turning out in large numbers, the teachers reminded us of the friendship and good fellow- ship with which we had as- sociated them. Yes, there was M i ss Moloney gaily dancing with boys and there was Mr. Youmans dancing with the girls. This event left memories which we shall never forget and shall always cherish in our minds. Page 25 1? .,z'.,...ie.,,. 32? i Q, -, - H Tgg...ff4 On January 26, in the sparkling Crystal Ballroom of the world-famed Edgewater Beach Hotel, we held our Feburary class luncheon. Sullivan's faculty was ably represented at the event by such outstanding members as Mr. Anspaugh, Mrs. Jorgenson, Mr. Youmans, Mrs. Ross, and Miss Butler. After having partaken of a delicious meal, the entree of which was chicken salad, the assemblage enjoyed an afternoon that was both interesting and entertaining. Highlights of the afternoon were the awarding of two good citienship medals by Mr. Farley, representative of the American Legion, Rogers Park Division, the reading of the class prophecy, fortelling our hidden future, and the raising of spirits by community sing- ing. Yes, it was a lovely lunch- eon and we all spent an enjoy- able afternoon that we won't forget .... This formal gathering left a sentimental feeling in our hearts. We were thankful to have had such fine associations in our high school days, many of wh o m we shall retain . throughout our lives. Page 26 gm ln an impressive candle-lighting l ceremony in the assembly hall on i Wednesday, January l2, eighteen graduating seniors, in the upper third of their graduating class were indoctrinated into the National Honor Society. These fortunate few were picked by a board of faculty members for their capable fulfill- ment of the l-lonor Society's car- dinal principles of Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Only fifteen percent of the total enrollment of the class can be picked for membership. The newly appointed members of , the graduating class then elected as ' their officers Dave Dix, president, Marilyn Winograd, vice-president, Esther Guide, treasurer, and Adeline Sidransky, secretary. These newly elected officers then gave informative and interesting s p e e c h e s on Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service, laying special emphasis on the parts these qualities play in furthering the war effort. TOP ROW: Klein, Gnadt, Matson, Kelinson, Dix, Berliant, Segal. BOTTOM ROW: Jacob- son, Bold, Cannady, Cannon, Cable, Guide, Skibo. l i Page 27 Page 28 MORRIS ALTMAN Tweed jackets .... Outdoor Life Football team Z, 3, 4, Baseball team 4, Ice skating team 3, 4, Model airplane club 3, 4, Lunch guard 4, Hall guard l, 2, 3, Student Union l, 2, Lettermen's club 3, 4, Safety unit 4, A cappella choir 2. Future plans: Air Corps JUDY ARONSON Babushkas .... long stemmed flowers Student Union l, 2, C3.A.A. l, 2, 3, SEN- TlNEL rep. l, Division treas. 2, Hall guard 3, Service girl 3, Senior Luncheon committee, Travel club l, Civic Forum l, French club l. Future plans: College CHARLES BAILEN White shirts .... Italian food Hall guard l, 2, 3, 4, Lunch guard 2, 3, 4, Badminton club l, Civic Forum l, Track team l, Z, 3, Tumbling team l, 2, 3, Hip-Hip Hooray 3, Safety unit 3, 4, NAVILLUS rep. 3, Basketball intramurals l, 2, 3. Future plans: Loyola University then Air Corps ROBERT BASS Basketballs .... hemp Hall guard l, Lt. 2, 3, 4, Track team 2, 3, Safety Unit 3, Capt. 4, Lunch guard 4, Foot- ball team 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's club 4. Future plans: Wright Jr. College, Navy MILDRED BAUER Daisies .... skull caps Von Stueben High School l, 2, 3. Future plans: College MARGARET BEITEL pennants .... Jack-in-the-Box G.A.A. l, Z, 35 Student Union l, 25 Girl's choir l, 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Spring Frolics 3. Future plans: Dancer KARL KAYO BERLHANT soap and water .... white wool scarves Tuley High School l. Hall guard 2, 35 SENTINEL 35 Sports editor 45 Safety unit 2, 3, Lt. 45 Student Union 2, 35 Football team 3, 45 Track team 3, 45 Letter- men's club 45 Prom committee 45 National Honor Society. Future plans: Armv Air Corps IDELL BERLINER mahogany .... white linen handkerchiefs Orchestra l, 2, 3, Concert master 45 Sym- phonic choir 45 G.A.A. l, 25 SENTINEL l, 25 Soloist club l, 25 Student Union l, 2. Future plans: Violinist HOWARD BLUMENTHAL loafer jackets .... afternoon cokes Symphonic choir l, 25 Short-cut club l, 25 Model airplane club 3, 45 Safety unit l, 25 Tennis team 35 Hall guard l, Z, 45 Student Union l, Z5 Travel club l, 25 Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Army Air Corps SHIRLYN BOLD batiste blouses .... crystal Senn High School l, 2. Office practice 35 G.A.A. 45 Student coun- cil 45 Ring and Pin committee5 Twirlers' pub- licity managerg Honor Society, gamma 25 Na- tional Honor Society. Future plans: University of lllinois Page 29 i I Page 30 HOWARD BROAD Cherry pie .... rolling ocean Symphonic choir I, 2, 3, Hall guard 4, Ice skating team I, 2, 3, Basketball team 3, 4, Baseball and basketball intramurals I, 2, Letter- men's club 4, Division president I, Z. Future plans: Army Air Corps GLORIA CABLE French dolls .... coxy firside Economics club 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Sym- phonice choir 4, Office practice I, Z, Travel club 3, Luncheon committee 4, Honor Society, beta 4, National Honor Society. Future plans: College BETTY CAN NADY Poplar trees .,.. crushed ice G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Leader's club 2, 3, Bowl- ing club 2, 3, 4, Civics club 4, Short-cut club 2, 3, president 4, Student council president 4, Cap and Gown committee chariman, War Bond -Committee 4, Honor Society, alpha 7. Future plans: College ELAINE CANNON Mexan focd .... emerald earings French club I, Library assistant 3, Office practice 4, SENTINEL representative 4, Honor Society, gamma I. Future plans: Medical Technician DOROTHY CHERNEY Dude ranch .... sweet peas Senior class treasurer, Honor Society sec- retary, Division room president I, Division room secretary 2, Circulation manager SENTI- NEL 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Student Union Treasurer, Honor Society, alpha 7. Future plans: Vocalist LILA CUDROFF blue jeans .... caramels G.A.A. l5 French club lg Co-op club secre- tary 45 Service girl 2, 3, 45 Student Union l5 Civics and Economics club 45 NAVILLUS re- presentative 4. Future plans: Undecided MARION S. DARIOTIS pussy willows .... spices Acappella choir i5 French club 25 Greek club 35 G.A.A. l. Future plans: College MILDRED BEVERLY DERDIGER red suede .... chrysanthemums G.A.A. i, 2, 3, 45 Division secretary l, 2, 3, 45 Student council l5 Office assistant l, 2, 3, 45 Cap and Gown committee. Future plans: Work EARL L. DEUTSCH Surgical instruments .... corduroy Basketball team 3, 45 Hall guard 2, 3, 45 French club l5 lce skating team 2, 3, 45 Studen Union 2, 35 Assembly guard 45 Intra- mural basketball l, 2. Future plans: Armed Services DAVE DIX windbreakers .... boots and saddles Safety Unit l, 2, chief 3, Assistant chief 45 Rangers l, 2, 3, chief 45 Track team 25 Intra- mural basketball 25 Senior class vice president5 Honor Society treasurer5 Honor Society, alpha 65 National Honor Society president. Future plans: Armed Services Page 31 Q2 F0 1. Page 32 ,X PATRICIA DOYLE lime rickey .... venetian blinds Travel club 2, 3, 4, Riding club Z, 3, 4, Economics club 3, 4, Camera club 3. Future plans: Nursing GLORIA R. ELKINS hand painted screens .... ivory G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Service girl 2, 3, 4, Mimeograph service 3, Biology club 2, Chem- istry club 4, Graduation luncheon committee. Future plans: College JEAN FREEMAN crackers ..,. organdy Amunclsen High School, Chicago, Illinois. Central High, Memphis, Tenn. Prom committee 4. Future plans: College .... pharmacist BEVERLY FRIEDMAN jabots ,,.. jewelled combs Senate I, Z, Student Union I, 2, Division secretary I, 2, Service girl I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Drama club I, French club. I, Hall guard 3. Future plans: Undecided GLORIA FRIEDMAN jerkins .... poinsettias Roosevelt High School, Chicago, Ill. Michigan Senior High, Indiana. Future plans: Teacher MORTON HAROLD FRIEDMAN sonatas .... Popular Mechanics Civics and Economics club 4. Future plans: Medicine FLORENCE FRYDEN French tried potatoes .... nail polish G.A.A. l, Z,3, 4, Service girl 4, Symphonic choir l, 2, Travel club l, 2, Office practice l-, 2. Future plans: College JANET GERALD turtle-necked sweaters .... apples Senn High School l, 2. Baton twirlers 3, 4, Riding club 3, G.A.A. 4, Pin and Ring committee, Majorettes Captain 3, 4. Future plans: University ot Wisconsin Law School FRED GNADT curved stempipes .... Esquire Safety unit l, Z, 3, 4, Rangers l, 2, 3, 4, Hall guards l, 3, 4, Symphonic choir l, 2, Program committee, Track team 2, 3, Intra- mural basketball l, 2, 3, lntramural baseball Z, 3, Honor Society, gamma l. ' Future plans: Naval Air Corps GERALDINE GREEN spinning wheels .... starched linens G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Riding club lg Student Union l, Service girl 4, Swimming club 2, Symphonic choir 4. Future plans: Art school Page 33 Page 34 WINNIE GREEN tootsie rolls ..., bobby socks G.A.A, l, 2, 3, 4, Symphonic choir 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Council 2, 3, 4, NAVlLLUS rep. 4, Economics club 4, Civics club 4, Office prac- tice 2, 3. Future plans: U. C. L. A. HOWARD GREENBER I fox hunts .... The New Yorker Marshall High School l, 2, 3. Slide rule club 3, Short-cut club 3, Orches- tra 3, NAVILLUS staff 4, Co-op club 4, Econ- omics and civics club 4, Student council 4, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Mathematics teacher DONALD GROLL gray suits .... school spirit ROTC Lt., Safety Unit Lieut. 3, Symphonic choir l, Short cut club l. Future plans: Air Corps ESTHER GUIDE violins .... deep colored velvet Marshall High School l. NAVILLUS treasurer 4, SENTINEL 4, Lib- rary assistant 2, 3, 4, Office practice 4, Red Cross c'lub 2, Orchestra l, Z, 3, 4, Symphonic choir 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, treasurer. Future plans: Columbia School of Speech RONALD HALL swimming .... root beer Senate l, 2, Track team 2, 3, 4, Hall guard 3, Symphonic choir 3. Future plans: Photographical Unit of Army ELAINE HARRIS angora socks .,.. jello G.A.A. representative l, 2, 3, 45 Library assistant l, 25 SENTINEL representative 3, 45 NAVILLUS representative l, 2, 35 Luncheon committee 45 Swim club l5 Symphonic choir 45 Student Union l, 2. Future plans: Nursing ROBERT HOLMES cold showers .,.. jalopies Civics club 45 Economics club 35 Travel club l5 Symphonic choir 35 Model Airplane club 3. Future plans: Armed Forces MELVIN B. HUMMEL spiked shoes .... corn tassels Marshall High School l, 25 Basketball and baseball intramurals 3, 45 Hall guard 45 Varsity basketball 3, 45 NAVILLUS 4. Future plans: Army Air Corps RONALD HYMANS crepe-soled shoes .... tennis Chess club l, 25 Short Cut club 2, 35 Intra- mural basketball 2, 35 Student council 2, 3, 45 Hall guard 2, 35 Luncheon committee 45 Pro- phecy committe chairman 45 Honor Society, beta. Future plans: Armed Forces RITA JACOBSON Carnellias .... British linen Pen and Quill club l5 Drama club l, 25 G.A.A, l, 2, 35 Luncheon committee 45 Civics club 45 SENTINEL 35 Office practice 2, 3. Future plans: College 3 at l Page 35 Page 36 MARILYN JOOS ginger ale ..,. silver bracelets Senn High School l. G.A.A, l, 2, 3, 4, Student council l, 2, Library assistant 2, Symphonic choir vice presi- dent 4, SENTINEL 3, Senior prom. committee. Future plans: Stephens college LILLIAN JOHNSON vanilla waters .... sultry evenings G.A.A, l, 2, 3, 4, Symphonic choir 2, 3, 4, French club l. K Future plans: Commercial school VELMA KADERABAK white aprons .... taffy Senn High Schcol l, 2, 3. Girls' chorus 2. Future plans: Nurse DONALD KANTER boogie-Woogie .... neon signs Swing band l, 2, 3, Leader 4, Hall guard lg Safety Unit 4, Intramural athletics l, 2, 3, 4, Senator l, Z, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Student Union l, 2, Lunch guard 3. Future plans: Armed Forces DONALD KAPLAN Bob Hope . . . , finger-tipped jackets Officers' club 4. Future plans: Air Corps LAWRENCE KELINSON coonskin caps .... coffee Safety unit 2, 3, 4, Hall guard l, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Football 4, Lettermen's club 2, 3, 4, Student union l, 2, 3, 4, Supply boy 4, Program committee 4, Intramural basketball l, 2, Lunch guard l, 2, 3, 4, Future plans: Further schooling and Armed Forces IRWIN KEMP jests .... rubber boots V Lett for armed services before graduation. ALLEN KLEIN saddle shoes .... string beans Swimming team l, 2, Captain 3, Track team 2, 3, Football team 3, 4, Lettermen's club 2, 3, 4, Symphonic choir 2, 3, president 4, Intramural softball 2, 3, Prom committee chairman 4. Future plans: Northwestern University, then Army Air Corps DAVIDA KLIMIST polka dots .... shirtwaists G.A,A. l, Z, 3, 4, Operetta chorus l, Service girl l, 2, Senior play l. Future plans: College JENNY KOSUBSKI slacks .... waffles Red Cross club 4, Co-op club 4. Future plans: Cadet Nurse Page 37 8 IRWIN LAZARUS milk shakes modern design Left for Perdue University before gradua- tion ROGER LEE sandwiches .... talcum powder Safety unit 3, capt. 4, Hall guard 2, capt. 4, Intramural baseball 3, Officers club, ROTC Capt., Program committee chairman, Student Union I, 2. Future plans: Army PAUL LEIBOWITZ hearty handshakes ..,. mackinaws Senate l, 2, Cross country 2, Short cut club 2, Hall guard l, 2, 3, Lunch guard 3, 4, Acappella choir 2, Officers club 4, Battalian adjutant 4, Intramural basketball, officers' school 3. Future plans: Armed Services GERALD LEVANT ice cream sodas .... baseball caps Symphonic choir Z, 3, 4, Camera club 3, 4, Senate l, 2, Hall guard 3, 4, Lunch guard 4, SENTINEL representative 2, 3, Travel club l, 2, Intramural basketball, Swimming team. Future plans: Army Air Corps ROBERT LEVEY gold watches .... bearskin rugs Classical club l, 2, Greek club 2, Badminton club l, 2, 3, Slide rule Club 2, Biology club l, 2, 3, Division pres. 3, symphonic choir l, 2, 3, Honor Society, gamma 3. Future plans: College WILMA LEVINTHAL Dutch caps candy drops Student Union I, 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Library staff 2, 3. Future plans: Undecided JIMMY LeVITUS bow ties .... North Woods Roosevelt High, -Chicago I. Intramural baseball 2, Hall guard 2, 3, A. H. guard 3, 4, Intramural basketball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Civics club 4, Football 2 Future plans: College EUGENE, LEWIS clear blue sky .... quiet atmosphere Left tor Armed Services before graduation FRANCIS W. MARTIN, Jr. police dogs .... autumn winds MacKinley Tech., Washington, D. C. I, 2. Future plans: Army Air Corps KENNETH MARKS sunlight through the clouds .... squirrels Woodrow Wilson High, Long Beach, Calif, I, Basketball team 2, 3, capt. 4, Intramural basketball 2, 3, Intramural baseball 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, 'Civics club 4, Frank- lin club 2, 3, 4, Symphonic choir 2, 3, 4. Future plans: Armed Services In KM, , I 0 M' L f t mf i f if i Z inf , , . ,,,,, 'S z f . -.Juv A v.,l ,f fy .Ma .-Ms..,,.mi,f f I VK il . .,,. , .,, . ., , . g4b?:.1-137m ' , 1 ., - L57 ' .'. A . glikl, g T h I . I f 1. J 1' -nz i A ..,. wi .W 1 ,F f 6 77 V+ V Z up 1 'Q-V451-4, ww 4.9 gli 512,325 1, ifffffs fZ., ..f,, f, 4 2 4- ' ,',:x5sza,:q5sgs ., ' ., S?ewf1.14a,-ay H . . 'V ' .f w , -Er' :i'33:FLE2:6'1 Zz. ' - F ' , Q. -r i , . ' A . ' -1, , t Page 39 l l i i i l Page 40 RICHARD MATSON libraries .... Outdoor Lite Track team 3, Intramural basketball 3, Hall guard 2, Safety unit 3, Lieut. 4, Travel club 4, Senior class president, National Honor Society, Honor Society, gamma 3. Future plans: Army, college MARGOT MAXON Turkish towels .... chocolate cakes G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. council 2, 4, Riding club 3, 4, Student council l, 2, Junior Red Cross 4, SENTINEL 4, Orchestra I. Future plans: Gym teacher ELAINE MILES Shocking cologne ..., silk stockings GAA. l, 2, Student Council I, Symphonic choir l, 2, 3, 4, Franklin club 3, Future plans: Popular singer. MARILYN MILLER honeysuckle .... Easter bonnets Schurz High School I, 2. G.A.A. 4. Future plans: Nursing JOYCE MOLL leopard skins .... Picasso prints Senn High School l, 2. Student council 2, 3, Biology club 3, Sym phonic choir 4, Laboratory ass't. 4. , Future plans: Interior decorator JOHN NELSON farms .... overalls Left school beiore graduation to join the Armed Services ALLEN NOYES St. Bernards .... turning leaves Crack Platoon 3, Regimental Commander 4, Otticer's club, president 4, Student Council representative 4, Hall guard 2, Safety Unit 3. Future plans: Army Air Corps REGINA OHRINGER black-eyed Susan .... Grand Opera G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Co-op club 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3. Future plans: Pre-Medical course at college ALEX AL PASSOVOY sleeveless sweaters .... toast f Intramural basketball 2, Intramural base- ball 2, Lunch room guard 3, SENTINAL rep. l, Travel club 3, Safety Unit 3, 4, Symphonic choir l, 2, 3, 4, Student Union 2, 3, 4, Clean- up committee 3. Future plans: Army Air Corps CHARLENE PAULE ribbons .... white carnations Hall guard 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Senate l, Co-Op club, National Honor Society. Future plans: Northwestern University Page 4I Page 42 MARGE PERBONER dickies .... balls of yarn French club lg Economics club lg Red Cross lj Riding club Zj G.A.A. 2. Future plans: College LOUIS PERGENTINI striped pants .... ocean breezes Lane Technical High School 3. Hall Guards, lieutenantg Civics club 3. Future plans: Naval Air Corps EDWIN T. POWERS, JR. fire trucks ..., cops and robbers Hall Guard captain l, 25 Fire Marshall chief 3, 4g Officers' club 45 Drum and Bugle corps. commander 4g R.O.T.C. major 45 Franklin club 2. Future plans: Armed Services MARIE RANE chocolate eclairs .,.. lrises Library staff lg Hall guard 4. Future plans: Waves ADRIAN ROTH fire light .... lillies-of-the-valley Manley High School l, 2. Future plans: Vocalist BOB RUTHER touchdowns .... plaid shirts Track team l, 2, capt. 3, 4, Football team l, 2, 3, capt. 4, lce Skating team captain 3, 4, lntramural basketball l, 2, Lettermen's club 2, 3, pres. 4, Model Airplane club vice-pres. 2, 3, Hall Guard l, 2, 3, lntramural baseball l, 2, Safety Unit 3, 4, Baseball team 4. Future plans: Commercial artist. JACK SANDERS white sand .... sailboats French club l, Bowling club Z, 3, Economics club 4, Hall Guard l, 2, 3, Crack Platoon 3, N.C.O. School 3, Officers' School 3, 4, Offi- cers' club 4, Platoon lieutenant 4. Future plans: Navy HERSCHEL SCHIFF deep thought .... phonograph records Mimeograph service 3, Division vice-presi- dent 2, Slide rule club 2, 3, Boy's chorus 2, Recruit crack platoon l, N. C. O. school 2, 3, Officer's school 3, Officer's club 4, A and M. officer 4, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Army Air Corps GEORGE SCHUENGEL after shaving lotion .... New York Harbor Bowling club 3, 4, Crack platoon 3, second in command 4, Vice president officer's club 4, Spring Frolics l, Sullivan Salutes 4, Hall guards Z, 3, Safety unit lieutenant 3, Color guard 3, commander 4, Outstanding ROTC cadet 4. Future plans: Army Air Corps MORTON SEAMAN sleek automobiles .... spacious offices Student union l, 2, Hall guards 4, Safety unit 4, Civics and economicsclub 4, NAVIL- LUS staff 4, Division vice-president 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Chess team 2. Future plans: Army Specialized Training Program S l A F Page 43 Page 44 ERNEST SEGAL burning logs detective magazines Rangers 2, 3, 4, Safety unit 2, 3, 4, TraCk team 2, Travel club 4, Supplies I, Bookroom I, Slide rule club I, Honor Society, gamma 22 National Honor Society. Future plans: Navy NATE SHAPIRO copper coins .... striped socks Hall marshals I, 2, Division officer I, SEN- TINEL advertising manager 3, 4, Orchestra 4, Band 3, Drum and bugle corps I, Z, 4, Honor Society, beta 4. Future plans: College, then Armed Forces MADELINE SHERMAN mirrored walls ..,. yellow roses SENTINEL I, Swim club I, G.A,A. I, 2, 3, 4, Studuent council 3. Future plans: To obtain a good job ADELINE SIDRANSKY dry wine .... Chinese pajamas Student Union I, GAA, I, 2, 3, Spanish conversation club 3, Girl's riding club 2, WATS 3, first sergeant 4, SENTINEL assistant editor 4, Student council committee chairman 4, Sec- retary National Honor Society, Class salutator- ian, Honor Society, alpha 6. Future plans: College MARENA J. SKIBO spearmint leaves .... drawing rooms Horace Greeley branch of Lake View I. G.A,A. I, 2, 3, Hall guard 4, Riding club 3, SENTINEL auditor 4, Service girl 2, 3, 4, Co-op club president 4, Symphonic choir 3, 4, Girl's choir 4, Honor Society, gamma 3. Future plans: College and then vocalist t lx 4 4 rs x JOAN sTAvis ' 4 ' it thick rugs ..., mint julep 7134 V 14 g 'E Shortridge High l, 2. . ' Springfield High 2, 3. ggqrx Symphonic choir 45 Laboratory assistant 4. Future plans: Dress designer V :'1 i AILEEN STONE chintz drapes .... snow flakes V G.A.A. 3, 4g Office practice 4. Future plans: work ELIZABETH YVONNE SWARTZ France .... colored mittens Hyde Park l, 2, 3. Office practice 4g Civics and economics club 4. Future plans: English teacher ELAINE TENENBAUM modern music .... gold buttons G.A.A. l, 2g WATS 3, 4g Future plans: Commercial college ANNETTE TO RTORELLO saddle bags .... fur coats Bowling club 4g Hall guard 2g Student coun- cil Zg Office practice Zg G.A.A. 4g SENTI- NEL 2. Future plans: Secretary Page 45 Page 46 GERALD TURK traveling kits .... blue jays Model airplane club president 3, 4, Com- munity service league 3, publicity chairman 4, N.C.O. club 3, Biology club 3, Ofticer's club 4. Future plans: aeronautical engineer AL UNDERWOOD spearmint gum .... earmuffs Lett before graduation to enter the Forces. Armed JACK WAGER parrots .... thickening snow NAVILLUS 2, 4, Hall guard 3, 4, N.C.O. school 2, Ofticer's school 3, 4, Officer's club 4, Economics club 4, Crack platoon 3, 4, First battalion commander 4, Bowling team 2, 3, Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: Army Air Corps MARILYN WINOGRAD telephones .... tweeds SENTINEL 3, editor 4, NAVILLUS I, 2, READER 2, Orchestra I, Girl's choir 2, Sym- phonic choir 3, 4, Library 2, Student union secretary I, G.A.A. I, Z, 3, Co-op club 4. Future plans: Sociology FEBRUARY GRADUATES WITHOUT PICTURES JOHN WILLIAM ATTEN HOBART S. AUERBACH RUSSELL BLINICK ALLAN S. DIAMOND ESTHER L. HORNBAKER GEORGE M. HUNT EDWARD LANDMAN JOLENE B. NEFF KLAUS ROSENSTERN SHELDON SEINFELD MARK P. SMITH ISAAC G. STEINBERG EDWARD M. STRINGER The modest temple of wisdom. Franklin Page 47 As the scientist goes after the secrets of nature armed only with knowledge and ambition, so do we, the graduating class of June, l944, go after the secrets of success and happiness of the world before us, armed with learning, and fired by zeal and am- bition to do our best to achieve success in either the armed forces, the furtherance of our studies in college, or in lthe business world. Our class entered high school when our nation was at peace, but we leave in the midst of a gigantic conflict embrac- ing many nations and affecting us most dearly. ln the past, graduates entered college to study law, dentistry or medicine, or entered the business world to become artists, musicians, or business men. Toclay, almost all the male graduates enter the Army, Navy, or Marines, in an effort to blot out tyranny and oppressions, and to gain much valuable experience for the pit- falls of life which lie ahead. Yes, the world will be changed, but backed by the wonder- ful training that we received at Sullivan, with the help of God, we shall certainly succeed in all our fields of endeavor. Pagc,48 TOP ROW: Spira, Gershon, Nathan, Singer, Schnitz, Green, Booth, Halpern, Kotin, Karger. SECOND ROW: Kaufman, Winner, Morberg, Bailey, Kadet, Liederman, Flynn, Levine, Krelstein, Rose, Pastron. THIRD ROW: Porter, Karp, Caplan, Jacobson, Tyser, Diamond, Kohn, Jasper, Linsky, Gould, Eisenberg, Blauner. BOTTOM ROW: Kimmel, Eisenstaedt, Teuscher, Lord, Kogen, Oberman, Callahan, Seligson. enior ommiffeed At the beginning of our last semester, we elected our class officers, under the guidance of Miss Butler. They were James Kogen, president, Marilyn Lord, vice-president, Joan Teuscher, secretary, and Janice Oberman, treasurer. James Kogen then appointed as committee chairmen Smythe O'Meara, prom, Dor- leen Bailey, luncheon, Carol Gutstein, social, Marvin Spira, pro- gram, and Mildred Jacobson, cap and gown. These appoint- ments were made in such a manner that each of the 4A divi- sions had a committee chairman or officer on each of the com- mittees. We always will remember our Senior Class Day, culminat- ing in a dance in the gymnasium, and Lady Precious Stream, our senior play - it kept us laughing for days, the prom-with its monkey suits and formals, corsages and carnations, night clubs and taxicabs, and the graduation, with its magic music, stirring march, and diplomas symbolizing our readiness to go forward to victory and success. Page 49 onor' ociefg HONOR SOCIETY-TOP ROW: Liederman, Lange, Osborn, Schnitz, French, Green, Leder, Rose, Breitbart, Morberg, Kadet, Tower. SECOND ROW: Leaf, Jacobs, Sommers, Bannister, Bailey, Yavitt, Altman, Zuckerman, Don, Stern, Wenig. THIRD ROW: Uyeda, Jacobson, Labies, Gould, Jacobson, Kaufman, Dixler, Eisenberg, Lipprnan. BOTTOM ROW: Ruben, Goldberg, Davis, Spira, Oberman, Kogen, O'Meara, Pastron, Under the intelligent supervision of Miss Straka, the local honor society functioned like a well oiled, smoothly working ma- chine. The presiding officers who kept the organization in such fine working order: Janice Ober- man, president, Marvin Spira, vice president, James Kogen, secretary, and Srnythe O'Meara, treasurer. All these officers were selected because they fitted the qualifica- tions which state that they be mem- bers of the Alpha six or Alpha seven honor society group, and have no unexcused absences or tardiness. Recognizing the achievement necessary for a student to receive the marks that are acceptable for admission to the honor society, Mr. Anspaugh sent letters to the parents of all students who made the honor roll congratulating them on the fine work their children were doing. Page 50 ESTELLE MARY AGRON black convertibles .... mantillas Division pres. l, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A, l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Drama club l, 2, Service girl l, 3, Hall guard 3, Stu- dent Union l, 2, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Study aeronautics, marriage SHIRLEY ALTMAN Chinese pajamas .... harlequins Civic Forum, Secretary 3, Drama club l, G.A.A, l, 2, 3, Travel club 2, Studuent Union 3, Service girl 4, Prom Committee 4, Honor Society, gamma 3. Future plans: College JANE ANDERSEN blue ribbons .... peasant skirts G.A.A, l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, Volleyball l, 2, Girls choir l, secretary 2, 3, Vice pres. 4, Hall guard l, Z, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: College ANNA AVGERIN circled earrings .... incense Riding club l, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Greek club 3, Library assistant 3, Service girl l, Swimming club 2, Future plans: Doctor DORLEEN LEE, BAILEY sunlight on white china .... magnolias G,A.A, l, Badminton club l, Sec'y 2, Stu- dent Council l, SENTINEL 2, Division pres. 3, 4, NAVILLUS staff 4, Service girl 2, 3, 4, Travel club 2, Luncheon Committee, chairman 4- Honor Society, alpha 7. Future plans: Nurse Page 5l I Page 52 JEAN BANNISTER bronze chimes ..,. white lilacs Senate l5 Bowling Club l, 25 Library staff i, 25 Division secretary 25 Leader's club 25 G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Hall guard 45 NAVILLUS staff 45 READER 45 Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: College DOROTHY BATES ruffled jabots ..., cherry cokes G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Leader l, Z5 Student Union l, 25 Hisotry club 25 Hall guard 15 Divis- ion treas. l5 Spanish play 35 Spanish club 35 Library Assistant 2, 3. Future plans: Lady of leisure CAROL BATHO checked gingham .... pussy willow G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Riding club 2, 3, 4. Future plans: College NATALIE JAYE BERG Greenwich Village .... free verse G.A.A. l, 2, 35 Student Council l, 2, Girls choir 2, 3, 45 Co-op club 45 Travel club 45 Drama club 25 Civic Forum l, Z. Future plans: Mexico to paint JUANITA BLAKEMAN white fur mittens .... bluebirds G.A.A. 2. Future plans: Stenographer SONIA BLAUNER antiques .... trees of heaven SENTINEL 2, Co-feature ed. 35 Div. pres. Z, 35 Senate I5 Radio script club 2, pres. 35 NAVILLUS Z5 Civic Forum l, Z5 Cap and gown committee 45 Travel club l, 25 Classical club l5 Honor Society, beta 4. Future plans: University ROY BOOTH coffee .... tin lizies Safety unit 2, 3, capt. 45 Track team l, 25 Civic Forum l, 2, Economics club l, 2, 3, 45 Lunch guard l, 2, 35 Assembly guard 45 Stu- dent union l, 25 NAVILLUS rep. 25 Division pres. I5 Prom committee 4. Future plans: Navy Air Corps BETTIE BOSLEY bunny wool .... tatty apples G.A.A. l, Z, 3, 45 Treasury assistant 35 Badminton club l, 25 Travel club i, 25 Civic Forum i5 Economics club 45 SENTINEL rep. lg Hall guard 3. Future plans: College MARTHA BOYIAN berets .... Scottie dogs G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Book club i5 Student Council Z5 Service girl 35 Honor Society, alpha 7. Future plans: Stenographer HARRIET BREITBART tweed jackets .... Rembrandt paintings G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 NAVILLUS statt 45 WATS 35 Service girl 2, 3, 45 Riding club i5 Travel club l, 25 Red Cross 35 Library I5 Honor Society, gamma 3. Future plans: Doctor Page 53 GORDON BROWN root beer .... brown corduroy Slide rule club l, Badminton club 2, Civic Forum Z, Debating 2, Senior class play 4, Hall guards 3, 4, SENTINEL rep. 3, Chemistry club 2: Honor Society, gamma Z. Future plans: College, Army FRED J. BUCKMAN Eaton collars .... bicycles Chess club l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, Short cut club 2, Slide rule club 3, Bowling club 3, Hall guard 3, capt. 4. Future plans: Engineering college JOANN ELIZABETH BURT snow drifts .... toy dogs Crestview, Columbus, Ohio l, G,A.A. 3, 4, Travel club 2, 3, Service girl 2, 3, Student Union 2, 3, Office girl 4, Library staff 2, 4, Book club 2, Hall guard 2, 3, Social commit- tee 4. Future plans: College MARY E. CALLAHAN organdy ruffles .... sunflowers Badminton club i, GAA. l, 2, 3, G.A.A. Council 2, Library staff i, 2, Hall guard 2, Luncheon committee 4. Future plans: Undecided WALLACE J. CAMERON silk mufflers .... easels Future plans: Army, College ESTELLE CAPLAN stadium boots .... pinafores G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Civic Forum l5 SENTI- NEL rep. l5 Division secretary l, 25 Economics club 45 Civics club 45 Drama club 45 Service girl 35 Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: University ot Illinois ANN CARLEY red cherries .... puppy dogs Sparta Township High l, 2, 3. Future plans: Nurse REGINA CARR scented soap .... black velvet ribbon G.A.A. l. Future plans: Secretary, nurse FRAN K EDWARD CHAPMAN haystacks .,.. mackinaws Hall guard 2, 35 Lunch guard 2, 3, 45 Sat- ety unit 45 Rifle team 25 Crack platoon 3. Future plans: Own trucking company and bowling alley. EDITH A. CHILOW Lilies-ot-the-valley ,... silver candelabras 'Orchestra l, 2, 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Receptionist 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Division president 25 Service girl l, 2, 35 Co-op club 3, 4. Future plans: Radio work Page 55 Page 56 DOROTHY CHOLDEN Ravel's Bolero .... veils G.A.A. l, Z, 3, 4, Girls' choir 3, 4, Bad- minton club l, Drama club l, Riding Club lf Z, Service girl 2, 3, Library assistant 2, 3, Civics club 4. Future plans: College PATRICIA CLYMER Shamrocks .... clear brooks G.A.A. l, 2. Future plans: Nurse's training DANIEL COHN dominoes .... sand Hall guard l, 2, 3, capt. 4, Track 2, 4, Student Council 2, 4, SENTINEL rep. 2, 3, 4, Intramural basketball Z, 3, Bowling team 3, Civic Forum l, 2, Senior play 4, NAVILLUS staff 4, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Radio productions and an- nouncing MARISA COLOMBO thick braids .... starched aprons Memorial High School l, 2, Highland Park High 2. Honor Society, garnrna l. Future plans: Language teacher DOREEN MARIE COTTRELL grey doves .... violet ink G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Travel club l, 2, Student Union 2, 3, Acappella choir l, Book club I, 2, Library staff 2, Hall guard 3, 4. Future plans: College MARSHA DAVIS teddy bears .... pansies War ettort 4, NAVILLUS statt 4, NAVIL- LUS rep. 4, Senate l, Student Council 2, French club l, Riding club l, G.A.A. l, 2, Co-op club 4, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: University of Wisconsin ELAINE. BLOSSOM DERVIN Cornstalks .... Sea shells Hyde Park l. G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Lunch guard 3. Future plans: College, medical technologist PAULA DE VCE Dutch caps ..., meadowlarks G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Badminton club l, Swim club l, Hall guard Z, 3, Service girl 3, Archery club 4, Receptionist 4, Honor Society, gam- rna l. Future plans: University of Chicago MILLICENT DIAMOND hot tarnales .... tangoes Student Union l, G.A.A. l, 2, 4, Hall guard 3, 4, Spanish Fiesta 3, Travel club 3, Civic Forum 2, Honor Society, beta 5. Future plans: University ot Michigan ARNOLD DIENSTFRIE windbreakers ..,. fried chicken Left school before graduation l Page 57 Page 58 TOBIA DIXLER gondolas .... silk stockings SENTINEL representative I, 2, 3, 4, Student Union I, Student council assistant secretary 3, G.A.A, I, 2, 3, Symphonic choir 2, 3, Har- vest Frolics 2, Co-op club 3, Civic forum I, 2, Honor Society, beta 4. Future plans: University of Illinois FRANCES DON picture hats .... brown velvet Division president I, Senate 2, Student Union 2, Service girl 3, 4, Attendance service 3, Symphonic choir 4, Drama club 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, beta 4. Future plans: College PAT DOREMUS jonquils .... a sunlit road G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Student Union I, 2, Latin club I, Girl's chorus I, Hall guard I, 2, Library I, Archery club I. Future plans: Enlist in WAVES JANET LOUISE DORING white birches .... red wine G.A.A. I, 2, Symphonic choir 2, 3, Civic forum 2, NAVILLUS staff 4. Future plans: -College CAMERON DORSEY sweat SOX .... crew cuts Civic forum I, Rangers Z, 3, Safety unit 2, 3, 4, Lettermen 3, Lunch guard 3, Travel club 2, Hall guard 3, 4, Franklin club 4, Chess club I, 2, Honor Society, gamma I, Future plans: Armed Forces BEVERLY R. EISENBERG greyhounds .... tropical prints G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Mimeo service 2, 3, 4, Junior sponsor's clerk l, 2, 3, 4, War bond committee 4, NAVILLUS statt 4, Symphonic choir 4, Drama club secretary 4, Attendance service 3, 4, Student council 2, Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: Northwestern University, ln- terior Decorator MARILYN EISENBERG cigarette cases .... silk ribbons G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Library assistant 2, 3, Student Union l, 2, Economics club 4, Bowl- ing club 2, NAVILLUS representative 4, Civics club 4, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: College ZYVIA ARIE EISENBERG Starfish .... marigolds G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Archery club 4, Civics and economics club 4, Harvest Frolics -3, Riding club l, 2, 3. Future plans: Nursing JEROME MELVIN EISENSTADT pork pie hats .... smoking jackets Lane Technical High School 2. Football 4, Letterman 4, Airplane club l, l ebating club l, Spring Frolics 3. Future plans: School ot Medicine LORRAINE J. EISENSTAEDT vests .... sapphires G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Girl's choir l, 2, 3, 4, Freshie Frolics l, Biology club 2, Archery club 3, secretary 4, Spring Frolics 3, Divis- ion president 3, Office assistant 3, Library assistant 2, 3, Division treasurer 4. Future plans: Pre-medicine course at Illinois Page 59 l Page 60 ELAINE EISENSTEIN carbonated drinks .... carnivals G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, READER 4, Biology club l, treasurer 2, Senate l, 2, Division treasurer l, 2, 3, 4, SENTINEL l, Z, NAVILLUS staff 4, Symphonic Choir l, librarian 2, 3, 4, War Bond committee 4, Honor Society, beta 4. Future plans: College JERRY H. EMRICK sabers .... wide open spaces Covert High School, Nashville, Tennessee l. Springfield High School, Springfield, lll., 2. Future plans: Army life or lawyer CAROL ENGELS confetti ,... black chesterfields St. Scholastica Academy l. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Division room treasurer 2, Student council 2, 3, 4. Future plans: To join the women Marines KIRK L. ENGLUND Modern Design spice cake Winona Senior High School, Winona, Mich., l, 2, 3. Stage crew 4, Student council 4. Future plans: Service, college, home sweet home JOYCE FAIRCHILD sunshine .... apple blossoms G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Classical club 2, Short cut club I, Library assistant 2, Travel club l. Future plans: Nurse BABETTE J . FAI RMAN tormal gloves .... Flamingo G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4g Service girl l, 2g SENTIN NEL representative 3g Economics club lg Red Cross club lg Home economics club lg Student Union l, Zg Travel club lg Hall guard lg Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: Social worker ELAINE FALK copper urns .... trailing ivy Student council 3g Sculptor club l, 2g G.A.A. l, Z, 3g Archery club 2, 3, 4g Newspaper club Zg Girl's chorus lg Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Northwestern University YVONNE FANCHER yellow tatfeta .... clover G.A.A. l, 2, 3g Senate l, Zg Civic forum lg Luncheon committee 4. Future plans: College WINNIFRED ELAYNE FEIN blue satin .... tiger lillies G.A.A. l, 2g NAVILLUS l, 2, 3g Opera club lg Girl's chorus l, 2, 3g War Bond committee 4g Drama club 4g Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: A singer on the radio MARY C. FENELON tangerines .... autumn GAA. l, 2, 3, 4g Economics club 4g Ser- vice girl l, 2, 3g Library assistant 3g Student Union l, 2g Riding club 3, 4g Secretary of di- vision 4g Hall guard lg Sculptor club l, 2. Future plans: Commercial artist I Page 61 l I I l l l Page 62 SHIRLEY FINKELMAN humming birds .,.. black lace G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Division secretary I, 25 Service girl 2, 35 Riding club l5 Red Cross club l5 Hall guard I5 Student Union 25 SENTINEL representative I. Future plans: College JEAN I. FITZSIMMONS thistles .... Scotch plaids G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Division room president 35 Swim assistant I, Z, 35 Division secretary I5 G.A.A. secretary 35 Red Cross club 35 Swim club I, 2. Future plans: To be successful BERNADETTE M. FLYNN lavendar .... hurricane lamps G.A.A. I5 Hall guard 25 Senate 25 NAVIL- LUS staff 45 June program committee 4.. Future plans: College FRANCES FORTMANN hollyhocks .... rustic bridges G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Hall guard 25 Office practice 4. . Future plans: General office work FRANCES FORTNER sunbonnets .... picnic lunches G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Locker guard 25 Hall guard 35 Archery club 4. Future plans: University of Chicago JACK FRENCH turtle-necked sweaters .... skies Stage crew l, 2, Safety unit l, 2, 3, 4, Crack platoon l, 2, 3, Color guard 2, 3, Lab- oratory assistant 3, Chess club l, 2, Officer's club 4, Honor Society, gamma 3. Future plans: U. S. Army Air Corps SYLVIA GALFIELD lynx .... chiffon NAVILLUS 2, Service girl 3, Library assist- ant 3, Civic forum l, 2, Student teacher 3, Drama club l, 2, Radio script club l, 2, Travel club l, 2, 3, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: College 'CLAIRE ANN GANSCOE tulips .... riding boots G.A.A. council l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. board 3, 4, Slide rule club l, 2, SENTINEL representa- tive 2, G.A,A. l, 2, 3, 4, Stamp club 3. Future plans: College J ULES S. GERS HON embossed leather .... venetian blinds Division room president l, 2, Hall guard l, 2, 3, captain 4, Lunch guard 3, Track team 3, Student council, executive committee 3, Stu- dent council president 4, NAVILLUS staff 4, Graduation social committee 4, Honor Society, gamma 3. Future plans: Study law if war is over HILLARD GERTZ sport roadsters .... plaid flannel Football team 2, 3, 4, Hall guard 2, lieu- tenant 4, Safety unit captain 4, Civics club 3, 4, Economics club 3, Lettermen's club 3, 4, Football team 2, 3, 4, Spring Frolics 3, 4, Drama club 4. Future plans: Armed Forces Page 63 Page 64 ARLENE GETTLEMAN mirrored rooms .... rose petals G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Home arts club 2, Sculp- ture club l, 2, Girl's chorus 3, Badminton club l, Service girl Z, 3, 4, Student council 4, Honor Society, beta 5. Future plans: To become a good commercial artist JEANNE MARIE GIESE heather .... ranch huoses South High School, Grand Rapids, Mich., 2, Senn High School, Chicago, Ill., Z. Class dues collector 4, Economics club 3, Civics club 4, Basketball team 3. Future plans: Navy nurse RUTH M. GINSBURG phonograph records .... carnations GAA. l, 2, 3, Division treasurer l, Hall guard 3, Service girl 4. Future plans: nursrey school BERNADINE J. GLASER white angora .... jasmine Service girl 3, 4, Drama club 2, Lunch guard l, 3, Hall guard 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Future plans: Go to college or to work ESTELLE MICKIE GOEBEL blue jeans .... sunshine Riding club l, Basketball team l, captain Z, Vollcyball team l, captain 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Leaders l, Library staff 3, Baseball team l, 2, WATS 3.. Future plans: Army nurse LOIS GOLDBERG friendship rings .... peacocks Girls' choir 2, 3, 4, Civic Forum l, Travel club l, Badminton club l, Honor Society, alpha 7. Future plans: Northwestern NORTON ROBERT GOLDBERG Abe Lincoln .... white pillars Swimming team l, Track team Z, 3, 4, Baseball team 3, Hall guard 4, Flying Tigers 4, READER. Future plans: U. S. Marine Corps .. writing personal experiences in books TERRY GOLDEN steak sandwiches .... charm bracelets Roosevelt Jr. High School, West Orange, NJ. G.A.A. Z, 3, 4, Girls' Swimming club 2, Division representative 3, Social committee 4, Economics club 3, Civics club 4, Basketball team 3, Service girl 3, 4, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Airline stewardess CAROL GOOD boots and saddles .... cactus blossoms Riding club l, Service girl l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, beta 5. Future plans: College GLORIA GOULD gardinias ..., cream cologne G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Riding club l, Basketball team l, Student Union l, Econmoics club 4, Civics club 4, Luncheon committee 4, Hall Guard 4, Service girl 4, Honor Society, alpha 7. Future plans: University of Illinois Page 65 l Page 66 REVETTA GOULD vibrant music .... bearskin rugs G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, NAVILLUS representative l, Office practice l, Z, 3, 4. Future plans: Singer MICHAEL GREEN English sheep dogs .... cinnamon balls Left for Armed Services before Graduation ROBERT GREEN bow ties .... black Cadillacs Track team l, 2, 3, Iceskating team l, 2 captain 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, Safety Unit 3, Lt. 4, Student 'Council 4, Senate 2, Student Union lg Football team 2, Hall Guard 2, 3, Honor Society, gamma Z.. Future plans: College ,, BETTE GREENE spun gold .... soft breezes Sculpture club l, 2, G.A.A. lg Basketball tearn lg Economics club lg Civic Forum l, 2, Civics club lg Hall Guard 4, Lunch Guard 4, NAVILLUS representative 4, Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: Commercial artist SEYMOUR N. GREENBERG hunting jackets .... rare books Debating club l, pres, Z, Civic Forum l, 2, Camera club l, 2, Safety Unit 2, 3, 4, Officers' club 4, SENTINEL l, 2, Student Council l, 2, Division vice-pres. Z, Division pres, 2, Honor Society, gamma l. Fuutre plans: V-12 program SHELDON GREENFIELD court jesters .... striped socks Basketball 2, 3, 4, Senate l, 2, Baseball team 2, 3, 4, Intramural Baseball Champs 3, lntramural Basketball Champs l, 2, Senior play 2, 4, Careers and Economics club 2, 3, Letterman's club 3, 4, Lunch Guard 4. Future plans: Navy RONALD LLOYD GREENSPAH N cashmire sweaters .... white leather uphol- stry Travel club 2, Lunch Guard 3, Safety Unit 4, Community Service League 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Division president, l, 2, Senior Play 4, Cap and Gown committee 4, NAVILLUS representative 4. Future plans: Like all good citizens, go to the services CAROL GUTSTEIN cherry blossoms .... ivory figurines Senate representative lg Student Union rep- resentative 2, Student Council 3, 4, Girls' choir 2, Civic Forum l, G.A.A. l, rep. 2, 3, 4, Divi- sion pres. l, 2, Social committee chairman 4. Future plans: College MELVIN A. HALPERN tie clips .... office phones Track team 4, Program committee 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, Chess club l, 2, 3, 4, Lunch Guard 3, Senior Play 4, Civic Forum, l, lntra- mural Basketball 3, Intramural Baseball 3, Future plans: Mathematician extraordinary MARV HARRIS bass drums .. ..saddle shoes Hall Guard l, 2, A. H. Guard 4, Safety Unit 4, Football team 2, 3, 4, Letterman's club 4, Library practice i, 2. Future plans: Navy L t,,iX,,, A 3 3 .,-pfhr f- 4 vp' A j ,L .fs . gb imc ,, v Q, . Q '94 'Vi 5 2 5 Y 1 'ftrflwft V E. .-a s :JY-4 f, p- 15. 'g.,f:J gf A Ali : :a.Q.'f ','. . ' A 4332 if WZ? 231 4 fe X X 59 gg i 4 Q I? 11, fi jg 1 5 X ' s ' J 7? 4: i W ' its 8 7 4 , , , t XS, N N ,Q , ff: fi ,gf ,Q ,iw ., iff 1 T1 t , ,Q ,L . ,.,, 1 ,X ,, -,,.,,. .L L , ,.,., 4 - f ,.-4, i X 6 ,,,.,, iii ,,sit,rt ' A ,ii,i 3. ,,.., , 2v2'Lp f?51,-Xzffizlf,.+,,, . V ,,, ' ,. 2 5 . ' i, jf Qi .,,. 1 , 1 Page l Page 68 MARY LOU HARTSHORN strawberry ice cream .... violets Cu.A.A. l, 2, 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, beta 5. Future plans: College ELLIOT HERSH cocktail shakers .... detective stories Lane Technical High School 2. Slide Rule club l, Socialization committee 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4. Future plans: College MILDRED HEYMAN chintz skirts .... oatmeal cookies Bowling club l, Z, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: Secretary GEORGE G. HIBBS apples .. .. new mown hay Division room president 2, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's club 2, 3, 4, Swimming team l, 2, 3, captain 4, Student Council 3, Luncheon committee 4, Future plans: Naval Air Corps. LORRAINE HOWARD silver spoons .. .. old lace G.A.A l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling club 2, 3, Book Lover's club l, Red Cross club 4, Travel club l, Locker Guard 4, Office practice 4, Honor Society, gamma 3. Future plans: English teacher DOREE HUMMEL yellow pinatores .... lndian jewelry lmmaculat High School l, 25 Hall Guard 35 G.A.A. 3, 45 SENTINEL representative 35 Service Qirl 3. Future plans: Interior decorator DELMARR HUSAR plastic compacts .... cottonwood trees G.A.A. l, Z, 35 Co-op club 4. Future plans: Musical college MARY ANN IVERSON moccasins .... boxy jackets Drama club l5 Travel club 25 G.A,A. l, 2. Future plans: William Woods College GLADYS JACOBS sweet peas .... grey velvet Civic Forum 25 GAA. 35 Spanish club 35 Spanish Fiesta 35 Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: University of Chicago HOWARD JACOBSON blue serge suits .... pen and pencil sets Hall Guard 45 Civics club 4, Future plans: Engineering Pag i Page 7O JOYCE JACOBSON bluebonnets .... white slipper Satin G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, Service girl l, Honor Society, gamma 3. Future plans: College MILDRED H. JACOBSON monogrammed blouses .... politics School Socialization chairman 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2 Leader and Council 3, 4, War Bond committee 4, Travel club 2, president 4, Ser- vice Honor Roll 4, Cap and Gown committee chairman 4, Honor Society, beta 5. Future plans: College AUDREY JASPER wind blown bobs .... waterfalls G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Radio Ham club treas. 2, Swimming club l, 2, G.A.A. Council 2, 3, 4, Leader 2, 3, Girl's choir 2, 3, Civic Forum l, 2, Library ass't. l, 2, 3, Laboratory ass't. 2, 3, 4, Travel club 2, 3. Future plans: Dental hygienist GENEVIEVE JOHNSON colored yarn .... mince pie G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders club l, Librar Y staff l, 2, Bowling club l, 2, Swimming club l. Future plans: Office work MARILYN JOHNSON China dolls .... Talisman roses G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Library staff 2, Girls choir 2, 4, NAVILLUS staff 4, Service girl 4, Senior play 4, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Northwestern University 1 FRIEDA KADET orange blossoms ..., Tailored dickies Service girl l, Office pratice l, Girls' choir l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Division pres. l, 2, Student Council l, 2, 4, Luncheon committee 4, Honor Society, alpha 6. Future plans: College and commercial ad- vertising BERNARD KAHN yellow corduroy trousers .... hot dogs Hall Guard 2, 3, A. H. Guard 4, Track team l, 2, Badminton Club 2, 3, Boxing team 2, 3, 4, Football team 2, 3, 4, lntramural basketball 4, Intramural baseball 4, Freshie-Soph toot- ball l, 2. Future plans: Navy CHARLOTTE KAISER white camellias ..,. fur hats G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Economics club 4, Civics club 4, Basketball team l, Volleyball team 2, Hall Guard 3. Future plans: University of Chicago ELAINE KALIN black velvet .... peppermint sticks Girls' choir l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, SENTINEL l, 2, 3, 4, Travel club l, 2, Sculptor club 4, Red Cross club 4. Future plans: Study of psychology ROSLYN KANOFF bachelor buttons .... polo coats G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Drama club l, Civic Forum 2, Civics club 4, Riding club l, Basket- ball team l, Volleyball team l, SENTINEL representative 3, 4. Future plans: lllinois University l l l Page 71 Page GEORGE KARAFOTIAS pin striped shirts .... ravioli. Hall Guards I5 Biology club 25 Ranger 2, 3, 45 Safety unit 2, 35 captain 45 Travel club 45 Crack platoon 2, 35 ROTC major 45 ROTC Tribune and P.T.A. medals 45 Honor Society, alpha 7, Future plans: Collegee or army. JULIEN JAY KARGER yellow scarf and glove sets .... night spots NAVILLUS I, 25 SENTINEL 2, 3, 45 Safety unit 3, 45 Dance band I, 2, 3, leader 45 Of- ficers' club captain 45 Student council I, 2, 3, 45 Socialization committee I, 2, 3, chairman 45 Community service league 2, 35 Prom com- mittee. Future plans: Army Air Corps. CAROLYN LOIS KARP pale green taffeta .... cattails. Girls Chorus I, 2, 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 SENTINEL 45 Soloist club 45 Travel club I, 25 Civic Forum I, 25 READER 45 Pen and Quill club secretary I5 Honor society, gamma 2. Future plans: College and a career. ARTH UR KASH Blue rain .... hunting dogs. Senate I5 Intramural baseball 25 Hall guard I, Rifle team 3, 45 Safety unit lieutenant 45 Fire marshal 45 Lunch guard 45 Franklin club vice president 4. Future plans: Army Air Corps. ROCHELLE KAUFMAN lattice work .... dark green moss. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, representative 45 Proscenium I5 Home economics club president 25 Spanish Fiesta 35 Library assistant 35 NAVILLUS staff 45 Honor Society, beta 5. Future plans: College JOHN KENNEY Kentucky rifles .... loafer jackets, St. Thomas Military Academy l. Hall guard 2, 3, 4, Chess club 2, Travel club 2, ROTC officer 4. Future plans: Alaska. EARLE KESSLER tan corduroy jackets .... manuscripts Chess club l, Mimeograph and typing ser- vice 3, 4. Future plans: United States Navy VIOLA KIMMEL buttercups .... lapel pins. G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Sculpture club l, Camou- flage club 2, Red Cross club secretary 2, Mimeographing service 3, 4, Senior class play 4, Ring and Pin committee 4, NAVILLUS staff 4, Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: Fashion designer. SOL KIRSCHENBAUM tall buildings .... devil's food cake. Lane Tech l, Swimming team '2, captain 3 and 4, Leterman club 2, 3, 4. Future plans: Army.Air Corps. JANE KLEIN red checkered tablecloths .... English tweeds G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, Civic forum l, 2, Library assistant 3, Laboratory assistant 4, Hall guard 2, 4, SENTINEL representative l, Service girl 3, READER 2, Honor Society, beta 4. Future plans: ' Journalist. Page 73 Pa I ge 74 CHARLOTTE JEAN KLINE patent leather pumps ,... costume jewelry Student council I, 2, Travel club I, 2, 3, 4, Office girl 2, 3, 4, Girls, choir I, 2, 3, 41 G.A.A. I, Z, 3, 4, WATS 3, Hall guard 3. Future plans: Bacteriologist. BARBARA J. KLOWDEN plato .... cold rain NAVILLUS staff 2, 4, Radio script club pres- ident 2, Division president I, 2, 3, Civic Forum, bcard of directors 3, Student council 3, Senior class play 4, SENTINEL associate editor 3, 4, Honor Society, alpha 6. Future plans: Archeologist. WAYNE KNAPP Sam Brown belts .... travel folders. Hall guard 2, Rangers 3, 4, Crack platoon 2, 3, Major ROTC 4, Travel club 4, Biology club 2, Division room president 3, 4, Re- cruiting, outstanding junior ROTC medals 2, 3, Honor Society, beta 4. Future plans: Chemical engineer. JANIE KOBUKATA silk thread .... flower petals. Issaquah High, Issaquah, Washington. I,2,3. Honor Society, gamma I. Future plans: College. JAMES KOGEN lighted candles .... sleeveless sweaters Tennis team 2, 3, 4, Ranger 2, 3, 4, Fire marshal 2, 3, 4, Travel club 4, Division room president I, 2, 3, 4, President senior class 4, Delegate Chicago Youth Conference 4, Civic forum I, Hall guard I, Honor Society, alpha 7. Future plans: Electrical engineer. VALERIE J. KOHN plaid reversibles .... calla lilies. G.A.A. l, council 2, 4, Student council l, 2, 3, 4, Socialization committee publicity chair- man 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Swim team l, Cap and Gown committee 4, Swim assistant Z, 3, Service girl 3, 4. Future plans: Chemistry or aeronautics. LAWRENCE L. KOTI N parades .... white tie and tails. ROTC major 4, ROTC Officers club 3, 4, Slide rule club l, 2, Senate l, Z, 3, Classical club l, Hall guards l, 2, Civic forum l, 2, 3, Travel club 2, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Attorney at law. LORRAINE KRAUSE dotted swiss blouses .... morning glories G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, SENTINEL representative l, Mimeograph service lg Office pratice l, Red Cross l, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Commercial artist. JOYCE GLORIA KRAVIT tennis ,... Boston coffee. G.A.A. l, 2, Girls choir Z, 3, Office prac- tice 3, SENTINEL 3, 4, NAVILLUS staff 4, READER 4, Drama club l, 2, 4, Civic forum l, 2, WATS 2, 3, Honor Society, beta 4. Future plans: College. HARRIETT KRELSTEIN red Chesterfields .... cigarette holders. Civic forum l, 2, Hall guard 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. representative l, 2, 3, 4, Office pratice 3, SENTINEL representative 4, Socialization com- mittee 4, Senior play 4, READER 4. Future plans: College and then Journalism. l Page 75 Page 76 JUDY LYNNE KRILOFF knitting needles .... zinnias. Senn high school l. G.A.A. 2, 3, Hall guard 4. Future plans: A laboratory technician. RICHARD KUSSY tirelight .... fox terriers. Intramural basketball l, 2, Baseball team 2, 4, Bowling team captain 2 and 3, I-lall guards l, 2, 3, Division vice president Z, 3, 4, Travel club 3, Band l, 2, 4, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Army Air Corps. ZITA KYLE long earrings .... velvet jackets. Evanston Township high school l. WATS 3f Future plans: Undecided. HELYN LABES suit coats .... dark red lipstick. G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Community service league l, 2, 3, president 4, Ottcie practice 4, SENTI- NEL statt 3, Student council l. Future plans: College. BESSIE LAHANES polka dots .... red poppies. Future plans: Office work. ELAINE TERRY LANGE sun drenched mountains .... pastel hues. Library assistant l, 25 Service girl 3, 45 NAVILLUS staff 45 SENTINEL representative l, 45 Girls choir l, 2, 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 45 Bowling club l5 Division secretary 45 Honor Society, beta 5. Future plans: Spanish interpreter. STANLEY LAPIN maple trees .... green tweed jackets. Graduated in February and left to enter Northwestern University. CAROL LASSER honey suckles .... gold jewelery. Short cut club l5 Girls choir l, 2, 45 Sculp- ture club l5 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Senate 35 Service girl 3, 45 Badminton club l5 Honor Society, gamma 3. Future plans: College BETTY CLARE LAYMAN Pekingese dogs .... sweet pea cologne. G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Civic forum l5 Radio club 2. ' Future plans: College or work ROBERT LEADER Pall Malls .... turning leaves Roosevelt high school l, 2. Track team 25 Economics club 45 Civics club 45 Hall guard l, 45 Study supervisor 35 Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Chemistry or chemical engin- eering. rs l . i Rage Page 78 NAOMI R. LEAF chintz drapes .... blue skies Service girl 2, 35 GAA. l, representative 3, 45 Division secretary i5 Bowling team 2, 35 Coop club 45 Drama club l, secretary 25 Spon- sors assistant 45 Girls riding club l, 25 Sculp- tor club 25 Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: College PHYLLIS LEAF yellow brocade .... engraved stationery NAVILLUS 45 Riding club 2, 35 Civic Forum l, 2, 35 Drama club l, 25 Radio script 35 G.A,A, l, 2, 3, 45 Bowling club l, 2, 35 Hall guard 45 Service girl 2, 3, 45 Honor Society, alpha 6. Future plans: College, writing BARBARA LEGGETT ankle bracelets .... crepe suzettes. GAA. l, 2, 3, 45 Swim club l. Future plans: Fashion designer BEVERLY CELE LEVINE red convertables .... rhinestone clips. G.A.A. l, 25 Division secretary l, 2, 3, 45 Proscenium club l, Z5 Badminton club l, 25 Riding club l, 25 Student council 3, 45 Service girl l, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: College TOBY E. LEVINSON chamber music .... wicker chairs. Chess team l, 2, Student council 35 SEN- TINEL editorial board 3, 45 NAVILLUS staff 45 Bowling league 35 captain in ROTC 45 ROTC AT EASE managing editor 45 Honor Society, beta 4. Future plans: College or Navy ADELE LEVIT navy blue wool .... moonstone rings G.A.A, l, 2, 3, 4, SENTINEL rep. Z, 3, Travel club l, 2, 3, sec. 4, Riding club l, 2, Division treas, 4, Civic forum l, Hall guard 3, 4, Service desk receptionist 4, Service girl l, 2. Future plans: College DORIS E. LEVY record albums .... cabbage roses W.A.T.S. Sgt. 3, Lt. 4, Riding club 2, 3, 4, Chemistry club l, Badminton club 2, Travel club 2, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Girls choir 2, Division sec. l. Future plans: Northwestern University LOIS LEVEY hour glasses .... checked taffeta G.A..A. l, 2, 3, rep. 4, Cheerleader l, Girls choir 3, Drama club l, Service girl l. Future plans: College BETTY LIEDERMAN emerald earrings .... bright red nail polish Senn High School l. W.A.T.S. 3, Cftice practice 3, 4, Senior social committee 4, l-loncr Society, alpha 7. Future plans: College FRANCINE LINN jeweled combs .... powder puffs G.A,A. l, 2, 3, 4, Riding club l, 2, 3, Student union l, 2, Girls choir 2, Pen and Quill club l, 2, Travel club 2, Red Cross club 3, Biology club l, 2, Service girl 3, 4, SEN- TINEL l, 2. Future plans: Social worker Page 79 N 4.-Q r i , , 'lg T' sg, Page 80 ILEAN LINSKY honey bees .... March winds NAVILLUS staff 2, 4, SENTINEL 2, 3, ass't, editor 4, Travel club l, 2, Senior class play 4, Senior program committee 4, READER 4, Servi- ce girl 3, Student teacher 2, Radio script club 2, vice-pres. 3, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Radio writing BEVERLY R. Ll PPMAN wooden shoes .... Norwegian prints Senate l, G.A.A. 2, Girls choir 2, 3, Opera club l, W.A.T.S. 2, NAVILLUS staff l, 2, 3, Art editor 4, Sculpture club l, Senior class play 4, Honor Society, gamma 3. SI LISDOVSKY chocolate phosphates .... match book covers Badminton club l, 2, Community service league 2, 3, Chess club l, 2, 3, lntramural baseball 3, Lunch guard l, 2, 3, Hall guard 2, 3, 4, Civic forum l. Future plans: Army Air Corps LUCILLE LITT peasant blouses .... gum drops Girls choir 2, 3, Riding club 2, Student council l, Operatta club 2, Baseball tourn- ament 3. Future plans: Drama at Northwestern Univer- sity MARVIN LOEB test tubes .... traveling kits Badminton club pres, l, 2, Slide rule club 2, Chemistry club 2, Greek club 2, ROTC major 4, officer's club 3, 4, organized W.A.T.S. 3. Future plans: Left in February to attend University of Illinois LOUISE LONENFELD violin music .... mist SENTINEL rep. 4, Locker guard 4, Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: College MARILYN ANN LORD white orchids .... ocean breezes G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Symphonic choir l, sec. 2, 4, treas. 3, Student council 3, 4, Socializa- tion committee chairman of dance committee 4, Posture contest l, 2, 3, SENTINEL art staff 3, READER staff 2, editor 4, Travel club 2, Senior class vice-president. Future plans: College, then teach art ROBERT LOWENTHAL plaid jackets .... hot copy Miami Beach High School, Miami, Fla., l,2. Division pres. l, 3, vice-pres. 2, Senate 4, Civic forum l, SENTINEL 3, NAVILLUS write- up editor 4, Senior play 4, Hall guard l, 2, Lt. 3, Capt. 4, North section bowling club champs 3, Honor Society, gamma 3. Future plans: Army, then college MARY A. LUCAS snowflakes .... green linen GAA l, 2, 3, treas. 4, GAA council l, 2, 3, 4, GAA board 4, Gym leader 4, Red Cross delegate 2, 3, 4, Community service league sec. 3, vice-pres. 4, Office pracitce 2, 3, Hall guard 2, Honor Society, beta 5. . Future plans: Secretary THOMAS LUCKETT fog .... blue sweaters Maryland Park High School, Maryland l, 2. Hall guard 3. Future plans: Army Air Corps Page 8i Page 82 JAMES LYON overcoats .... banana splits Hall guard l, 2, Officers club 4, Rifle team l, Lunch guard 2, 3. Future plans: Army Air Corps JOHN M. MACDONALD red sweaters .... cool breezes Future plans: College BETTY JUNE MARQUlS pigtails .... soft drinks GAA l, 2, 3, Student council l, Z, Gym locker guard 2, NAVILLUS rep. 4, Civic forum l, 2: Future plans: Commercial advertisement DONNA McDONALD moonlight .. ..lime rickeys New Trier High School l. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Girls choir 2, 3, 4, Service girl 2, 3, 4, NAVILLUS bookkeeper 4, Hall guard 2, Division treasurer 3, 4. Future plans: Commercial art school AUDREY McGlNNIS peaches and cream .... blue champagne GAA l, 2, rep. 3, 4, Drama club lg Service girl l, Z, Student union 2, 3: Student council 4, Basketball team 2, capt. 3: acappella choir lg Girls choir Z: War Bond Committee 4. Future plans: College l l JUDY MCNAMEE l green shutters ..., blueberry muffins GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Book club I, Library staff 3, 4, NAVILLUS staff 4, Cap and Gown com- mittee 4. Future plans: WAVES LEONARD B. MICHIELS white sand .... beige shirts Crack platoon 2, 3, 4, Officers club I, NCO club l, 2, Crack squad I, Boys' choir l. Future plans: Navy LUCILLE MICHIELS catalpa leaves .... Mexican jewelry GAA l, 2, 3, Bowling club I, Basketball team 2. Future plans: To make a living RITA MOYNAHAN clouds .... rocky shores Bowling club 2, Locker guard 2, 4. Future plans: Business VIRGINIA MORBERG late afternoon .... pearls V GAA l, 2, 3, Band l, Z, Student council 4, SENTINEL rep 4, Service girl 3, Water ballet l 3, Senior luncheon committee, -Chemistry lab. 2 ass't. 4, Honor Society, alpha 7. I Future plans: College, then medical tech- nologist Q Pace 83 l Page 84 ROBERT J. MORRIS white wool scarves .... pipes SENTINEL editorial board 3, 4, NAVILLUS associate editor 4, Slide rule club l, Swim team l, 2, 3, Franklin club l,2,3, Civic Forum l,2. Future plans: Naval aviation DIXIE MOUKAS darkness .. ..butterflies Senn High School l. GAA I, 2, 3, Travel club 2, Civic forum 2, Economics club 4, Basketball team 2. Future plans: College JOYCE MOWERY Columbine .... white doves GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, beta 5. Future plans: Dancer JEAN MUMMERY tailored slacks .... chocolate creams Swim club I, GAA I, 2, 3, 4. Future plans: College LESTER ARNOLD NATHAN ascots .... after shave lotion Senate l, 2, 3, 4, Hip Hip Hooray 3, Track team Z, 3, 4, Tumbling team Capt, 3, Skating team 3, Intramural basketball and baseball 2, Lunch guard 3, Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: Pre-med Course BRUCE NELSON Sport Shirts .... morning air Bowling club 2,35 Travel club 25 Lettermen's club 35 Hall guard 2, 35 Division pres. l5 Di- vision vice-pres. 25 Book drive committee 4. Future plans: Army Air Corps RUTH NHELSEN country gardens .... angel food cake Riding club l, 25 acappella choir l5 Girls' choir 2, 3, 4. Future plans: College JANICE OBERMAN modernistic lounges .... perfume bottles Division pres. l, 25 Student council rep 3, 45 Senior class treas. 45 GAA l, 25 Stage crew 45 Honor Society, alpha 6. Future plans: College SMYTH O'MEARA white silk scarfs .... pennants Ranger l, 2, 3, Chief 45 Safety unit l, Lt. 2, Chief's aid 3, 45 Track team l, capt. 2, 3, 45 Hip Hip Hooray 35 Le'rterm,en's club l, Z, 3, 45 Senior prom committee chairman 45 Student council rep. 45 Civic forum l, 25 Honor Society, alpha 7. Future plans: Army Air Corps JOAN OSBORNE swans .... peach blossoms NAVILLUS staff 2, 35 Service girl 45 GAA l5 SENTINEL 3, busniess manager 45 Student council 45 Civic forum 35 Honor Society, beta 5. Future plans: College Page 85 l l Page 86 JAMES OSTILLER sailboats .... T shirts Civic Forum l, Chess Club l, Biology club vice-president 2, Hall guard 3, captain 4, ln- tramural baseball 2, Senate l, 2, Student council 3, 4. Future plans: Navy LOIS OSTROW pendants .... beaver coats Student council l, 2, Civic Forum l, 2, Laboratory assistant 3, 4, Student union l, Office practice l, 4, Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: College RITA MARION PACELLI plastic jewelry .... dotted swiss G.A,A. l, 2, 3, 4, Riding club 2, Bowling club Z, Hall guard 3. Future plans: Undecided MARY PAPPAS cameoes .... gold crepe G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Office practice 3, Student union l, Travel club 2, Civics club 3. Future plans: Bacteriologist BEVERLY PASTRON dark amber .... pink cam.ellias Division president l, Badminton club pres- ident l, 2, Hall guard 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Service girl l, 2, 3, 4, Senior class play 4, Social cmomittee 4, Luncheon committee 4, NAVILLUS 2, Editor-in-Chief 4, Honor So- ciety, beta 5. Future plans: University of Chicago MARILYN J. PAULLIN jifty knit sweaters .... Gothic architecture SENTINEL l, Service girl l, 4, NAVILLUS 4, War effort committee 4, G.A.A. l, 2, Stu- dent Union l, 3, Honor Society, gamma 3. Future plans: Personnel Management LOIS PEMBERTON peter pan collars .... violets Hyde Park High School l. G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Student council record- ing secretary 3, corresponding secretary 4, Re- ceptionist 4, Bowling club 2. Future plans: Interior decorator ANNE PERKINS champagne .... plum colored taffeta New Trier High School l, 2. Future plans: College MARSHALL B. PERELMAN circuses .... Italian food Football and Track teams l, Z, 3, 4, Base- ball team 2, 3, captain 4, Safety unit 2, 3, 4, Hall guard l, 2, 3, captain 4, Lettermen's club 2, 3, 4, Boxing team 2, 3, Student council gym representative 4, Slide rule club l, 2, Spring Frolics 3. Future plans: Navy JANE PERUSITS farmhouses ,... collie dogs G.A.A, l, 2, 3, 4, Girls Intramural basket- ball l, Hall guard 2. Future plans: Business College Page 87 Page S8 JEANNE MARIE PIPER ranch house furniture .... Dagwood sandwiches G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4,,G.A.A. council 2, 3, SENTINEL l, 2, Student union l, 2. Future plans: Undecided MARCELLA POHN Italian wine .... gypsy earrings Civic Forum l, 2, Senate l, 2, Student union l, Z, G.A.A. l, Z, 3, 4, Service girl 4, Riding club l, 2, 4, SENTINEL l, 2, 3, 4, l-lall guard 2, 3. Future plans: College ALLEN PORTER bright colored ties .... masts and sails Camera club l, 2, Lieut. ROTC 4, Econ- omics club 4, READER 4, Student union l, NAVILLUS 4, Program committee 4, SEN- TINEL 3, 4. Future plans: Commercial Artist JOYCE POWERS pastel plaids .... Easter lillies Library assistant Z, 3, Bowling club 2, 3, Service girl 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Hall guard 3, 4, Swimming club 2. Future plans: Work LOIS REDEL Town and Country .,.. Dresden china G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Hall guard 3, Girls' choir l, 2, 3, Riding club 2, Receptionist 3, Civic Forum 2, l-lonor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Commercial artist AUDREY J. REEMAN velveteen jumpers .... mountain lakes G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural basketball 3, Swim assistant 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Leaders club I1 Swimming ballet I. Future plans: College JOAN REHBOCK tennis shorts .... pine trees G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Student council I, SEN- TINEL 3, 4, Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: College JEAN REID pearl earrings .... green tern G.A,A. council I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' chorus I, 2, Swimming leader 2, 4, Travel club 3. Future plans: College EDITH REIMER parasols .... buffet suppers G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Leader's club I, Civic Forum 2, Proscenium club I, 2, Lunch guard 35 Senior class play 45 Service girl 4. Future plans: Stage LEE DAVID RICHARD tweed suits .... streamlined trains Fencing club I, 2, A cappella choir I, Hall guard 2, Swimming team 2, 3, 4, Bowling club 2, Track team I, Lettermen's club 4, Senior class play. Future plans: Air Corps Page 89 Page 90 RITA RICHTER g g blue skies .... jaunty perfumes G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Service girl 3, 45 Civic Forum 25 Badminton club I, 25 Travel club I, 25 Economics club I5 SENTINEL 2, Honor So- ciety, gamma I. Future plans: College GLORIA JOY RIFF licorice sticks .... Juliet caps G,A,A. I, 2, 35 Red Cross club 35 Hall guard 45 Type-O-Click club 35 Drama club 2. Future plans: Business college and Modeling school. JERRY RIFF clarinets .... schooners Lane Technical High School 2, 3. Dance club 2, 35 Slide rule club Z, 35 Hall guard I, 2. Future plans: Navy FRANCIS RING English countrysides .... robins Southwest High School, Minneapolis, Minn., I, 2. G.A.A. 35 Division treasurer 25 Division sec- retary 35 Civic Forum 25 Life-saving club 35 Hall guard 2. Future plans: Nurse JERRY JAY ROMAIN leather boots .... jacket sweaters Hall guard I5 Short-cut club 35 Biology laboratory assistant 45 Honor Society, gamma I. Future plans: Stage, write CALLA M. ROSE canopied beds .... flowery perfumes Girls' chorus 2, 35 president 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Office practice 45 Social committee 45 Student council 35 Co-op club 45 Chemistry laboratory assistant 35 Library assistant 35 Honor Society, alpha 6. Future plans: Professional dancer ALAN ROSENWALD tie clips .... felt hats 7 Lunch guard l, 25 Track team 45 Senate 25 Honor Society, beta 4. Future plans: Certified public accountant RHEA JUNE ROSIN horse chestnut blossoms .... wool suits Bowling club l, 25 Proscenium club l, 25 Travel club 35 Civic Forum l, 25 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Economics club 3. ' Future plans: College DICK ROSS bluejays .... bright sweaters Football team l5 Baseball team. 15 Debating club preisdent l5 Hall guard l5 Co-chairman of Bond Drive i5 Biology assistant I5 Drama club l5 Senior class play5 Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: Lawyer PAULA RUBIN lapel watches .... orange blossom cologne Library assistant 35 Mimeo service 45 NA- VILLUS l, 25 Travel club l5 Service girl 35 Honor Society, gamma 3. Fuutre plans: College Page 91 Page DONALD J. RU HMAN sliding panels .... military brushes READER 4, Crack Platoon 2, 3, Hall guard 3, 4, Sculpture club lg Assembly guard captain 4, NAVILLUS l, 2, 3, 4, Color guard 2, 3, captain 4, Drama club 4, Officers club 3, 4, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Army Air Corps ELEANOR SAGER picket fences .... maple nut candy Swimming club l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, Library Assistant l, 2, 3, 4. Future plans: Stenographer ZELDA IRENE SAPERSTON wild thrushes .... parka hoods Pen and Quill club l, Senate l, 2, G.A.A. l, council 2, 3, 4, Lockerguard 2, SENTINEL 3, Radio Script club Z, 3, vice-president 4, Gym assistant 3, 4. Future plans: College LOU SATZ roadsters .... water breakers Lane High School 2. Travel club l, l-lall guard 2, Short-cut club 3, Track team 3, 4. Future plans: University of Illinois GERALD M. SCHERBA corny jokes .... cardinals Civic Forum l, 2, Travel club l, 2, 3, 4, Biology club l, 2, 3, Stage Crew l, 2, 3, Biology laboratory assistant 2, 3, 4, ROTC cap- tain 4. Future plans: Armed Forces ADA LYNNE SCHLOSS footlights .... red satin b Senior play l, 2, G.A.A. l, Z, 3, 4, Civic Forum l, 2, Library service girl 2, Drama club l, 2: Honor Society, beta 5. Future plans: To be successful in show bus- iness SYDNEY E. SCHNITZ monogrammed robes .... silver cigarette lighters Ranger 2, 3, ass't. chief 4, Safety unit 2, 3, 4, Basketball team 3, Travel club 3, 4, Hall guard l, Senior Prom committee 4. Future plans: University of Illinois ROSELYN SCHULMAN Scotch caps ,... opal rings Marshall High School l. Band 2, 3, Orches- tra 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, W.A.T.S. 3,. Lt. 4, Greek club 3, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Join U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps JANE SCOTT pink gernaiums .... Our Town A Wyoming High School l, 2. G.A.A. 3, Girls choir 4, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Music SHIRLEY SELIGSON juke boxes .... pale blue angora G.A.A. 2, 3, Girls choir 2, Hall guard 3, Swim club 3, Economics club 3, SENTINEL rep. l, 2, Lunch guard 3. Future plans: Dancing teacher 1 4 Page 93 4 Page 94 JEAN SHIELS red roses .... aquarnarines G.A,A, l, 2, 3, 45 Locker guard 25 Teacl'1er's secretary l, 2, 3, 45 Division secretary 3. Future plans: University of Illinois' GLORIA R. SHULHAFER leather bracelets .... onyx stones G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Bowling club l, 25 Li- brary assistant l, 2, 35 Service girl Z, 35 Hall guard 3, 45 Swimming club l, 2. Future plans: Work MARV SILVER5 denim jackets .... woodpeckers Basketball 2, 35 Skating capt. l, 25 Foot- ball 2, 35 A. H. guard 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Hall guard 25 Intramural baseball, basketball l, 2, 35 Tumbling team 2. Future plans: Army Air Corps JEANNE SIMON cocktail rings .... red pepper Stamp club I5 Girls choir 25 Drama club l5 Radio Hams secretary 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council I5 Civic Forum l. Future plans: Acting ALVIN SINGER lettermen's dances .... impish pranks Safety unit l, 2, Liuet. 3, 45 Football team 2, 3, 45 Track team l, 2, capt. 3, 45 Letter- rnen's club 3, 45 Hip Hip Hooray 35 SEN- TINEL rep. l5 Cap and gown cornrnittee. Future plans: Doctor DONALD SLACK A Yank at Oxford .... ice cream bars Basketball team 4, Basketball Mgr. 3, Lunch Guard 2, 4, Bowling team l, 2, 3, Leter- men's club 4, Chess club l, 2, Basketball intra- murals 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, Classical club l, Stamp club l, 2. Future plans: University of lllinois or Navy LOWELL SLACK watch chains .... bird dogs Basketball team 4, Baseball team 3, 4, Divi- sion president l, 2, Lunch Guard 2, 3, Hall Guard l, 2, 3, A. H. Guard 3, 4. Future plans: Navy Air Corps HERB SLUTZKY north woods .... smoke French club l, Model Airplane club 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 4. Future plans: Undecided KENNETH SMARGON striped trousers .... cocoanut cake Travel club l, 2, Radio club 2, Stamp club. Future plans: College BOB SMITTY SMITH motor boats .... gabardine suits Basketball team 2, 3, Track team l, Foot- ball team l, Lunch Guard 3. Future plans: Navv Air Corps Page 95 66' l Page 96 ROBERT R. SMITH copper coins .... loafer jackets Hall guard 2, 3, 4, Track team 3, lntra- mural basketball 3, 4, Senate l, Intramural baseball 2. Future plans: Army Air Coprs or civilian dentist. GLADYS SOMMERS rubber boots ,... hair flowers G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Student council l, 2, Division room treasurer l, 3, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Undecided. GENE SORENSEN flannel shirts .... apple pie Stage crew 3, 4, Swimming team 3, Radio club l, 2, Travel club 2. Future plans: Naval Air Corps BETTY SPANG ginger cookies .... sunsets G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A, council l, Z, Drama club l, Service girl 2, 3, 4, Girl's choir l, 2, Student union l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: College ALICE BEATRICE SPIEGEL Oriental poppies .... green rivers G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Office girl 3, 4, Girl's chorus l, 2, Division room pres. l, Senate l, 2, Red Cross club 3, Student Union l, 2, Travel club l, 2, Hall guard l, SENTINEL representative. Future plans: Nurse in child diseases MILDRED SPIELMAN red suede .... chocolate cakes G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Drama club l, Thanks- giving play l, Hall guard 4, Service girl l, Receptionist 4, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plansi Secretary MARVIN SPIRA California redwoods .... life guards ROTC l, 2, 3, Lt. Col. 4, Officers club 4, NAVILLUS l, 2, 3, photographer 4, Safety unit l, 2, 3, 4, Biology club president 2, Travel club 3, 4, Honor Society, alpha 7. Future plans: Army Air Corps HAROLD STEIN Boston terriers .... suspenders Bowling club 3. Future plans: Navy Air Corps LAVERNE STEIN dark red peonies .... white fur Badminton l, 2, Civic Forum l, 2, Girls' chorus 2, 3, 4, G,A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Student union 2, A Cappella choir l, Travel club l, 2, Service girl 4, Basketball l, Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: College ELEANOR STENGLE racoon coats .... Neopolition ice cream G.A.A. l, 2, Chemistry club l, Archery club 2, Stamp club 2. Future plans: Biologist i Page 98 MARILYN STERN knubby knit sweaters .... larkspurs G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Senate representative l, 2, Library ass't. l, Service girl Z, Attendance service 3, 4, Riding club l, NAVILLUS re- presentative 2, 3, 4, Drama club l, Division secretary-treasurer l, Honor Society, beta 5. Future plans: University MARCIA LEE STOKEN Garnet rings .... orioles G.A.A, l, 2, 3, 4: Drama club l, treasurer 2, Civic Forum 2, Basketball club l, Student Council alternate 3, Service girl 4, Civics club 4. Future plans: University of Illinois HERBERT E. STONE biographies .... burning logs Chess club l, 2, 4, Chess team 2, Orchestra l, 2, Hall guard 3, Biology Lab, ass't. 3, 4, ROTC l, 2, 3, 4, Crack Platoon 3, 4. Future plans: Medicine LESLIE STONE Gold Finches .... totfie Hall guard 4, Swing Band 2, Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: College CHARLOTTE DORIS STOPP batiste blouses .... maple syrup Life Saving Z, Service girl l, 4, G.A,A. representative I, 2, 3, 4, Riding club 2, 3, 4, Future plans: Aviation ELEANOR STREICH ER plaid ribbons .... daisies G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling club l, Riding club l, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Undecieded JUNE Y. SWICKER kewpie dolls .... puffed sleeves G.A.A. l, representative 2, 3, 4, Riding club 2, 3, Bowling club l, 2, 3, 4, High School Choral Contest l, 2, 3, Locker guard l, 3, 4, Hall guard l, 2. Future plans: College PAULA SYOEN yarn dolls ..., hot fudge G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Stenographer MARGARET M. SZOKE for-get-me-nots .... caramels G.A.A, l, Z, 3, 4, War Effort Committee 4. Future plans: Bookkeeper SHERWYN TATZ black ties .... stamp collections Latin club l, 2, Badminton club l, 2, Bowling club, section champs 3, Chess club l, 2, 3, 4, Hall guard 2, 4, lntra-mural Basket- ball 2, Honor Society, gamma 2. i Future plans: Bookkeeper Page 99 Page lOO 46' JOAN TEUSCHER jade .... white wine G.A,A. council l, 2, Division secretary 2, 3, 4, Senior class secretary 4, Girl's chorus 3, vice president 4, Symphonic choir 4, Sociali- zation committee 4, Student council publicity chairman 4. Future plans: Major in Spanish at Chicago University BETTY TOWE R treasure filled attics .... waving grain G.A.A. l, 2, Bowling club l, 2, Student council representative 4, NAVILLUS staff 4, Honor Society, beta 5. Future plans: College, majoring in mathe- matics JANITH TURNBULL argyle socks .... cardigan suits Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, SENTINEL 3, Student council treasurer 4, Ser- vice girl l, 2, 3, Honor Society, gamma 3. Future plans: Technological Institute of Northwestern University SUE TYSER white kid gloves .... coral G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Senator l, 2, Service girl 2, 3, 4, Socialization committee 4, Prom com- mittee 4, Civics club 4, Economics club 4, Student Union l, Volley ball team l. Future plans: College TERU UYEDA lotus blossoms .... crystal lakes Renton High School, Renton Washington, l, 2, 3. C-iirI's basketball 2, Commercial club 3, Honor Society, gamma 3. Future plans: Enter business college to be- come a private secretary MARGARET ANN VAN DOREN checked gingham .... oysters Service girl l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 4. Future plans: Office work CHARLOTTE WALDER ' red winged black birds .... cretonne drapes G.A.A. l, 2, 3, High school choral contest 4, Office practice, Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: College and study speech WILLIAM WARNEKE corn tassels .... blue steel Intramural baseball l, 2, 3, Intramural basketball 2, 3, Division vice president l, 2, NAVILLUS 2, Hall guard 2. Future plans: See the world BOB WA RSAW sport shirts .... ice cream sodas Intramural basketball lg Basketball team 2, 3, capt. 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Hall guard Z, 3, 4, Badminton club lg Archery club l, Spring Frolics 3. Future plans: Army Air Corps VALERIE WEISBECKER phlox .... ice tea G.A.A. l, 2, Library assistant l, 2, Classical club 2. Future plans: Stenographer Page lOl Page IO2 CHARLOTTE WENIG mint leaves .... colored berets G.A.A, I, 2, 3, 45 SENTINEL I, 2, 35 Drama club I, 25 Riding club 2, 35 Office service 2, 3, 45 Mimeo service 45 Orchestra 25 Attendance service5 Senior class play 45 Honor Society, beta 5. Future plans: Northwestern University CHARLOTTE WINNER golden Pheasants .... orange ice G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Travel club 3, 45 Economics and civics club 45 Service girl 3, 45 GirI's basketball 35 Cap and Gown committee 45 Com- munity service league 2, 3. Future plans: Army nurse cadet ARTHUR L. WITTUM American eagles .... hot roast beef sand- wiches Football 45 Lettermen's club 45 ROTC I, 2, 3, 45 Drum and Bugle Corps 45 Officer's club 45 Lunch guard 45 Rifle team I5 Track team 45 Crack platoon I5 Lieutenant ROTC 4. Future plans: U. S. Army ALVIN WIZELMAN pigskin gloves .... cherry pie Lane Technical High School 2. Hall guard 3, lieutenant 45 Drama club 45 Shutterbugs 45 Honor Society, gamma I. Future plans: Electrical engineering GLORIA WOELTJEN cotton blossoms .... breakfast rooms G.A.A. I, 25 Office practice 2, 35 Swim- ming club I5 Travel club 35 NAVILLUS 45 SENTINEL 3. Future plans: College SIDNEY J. WOLK Penrod .... colored earmutls Satety Unit 2, 3, 4, NAVILLUS representa- tive l, Hall guard 2, 3, captain 4. Future plans: Army ANN LENORE YAVITT paper dolls .... yellow plumes Senn High School l. Library ass't. 2, 3, Service girl 2, Swimming club 2, Community service league 4, Girl's choir 2, Hall guard 3, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Fashion illustrator EDWARD YOUNG JR. fingertip coats .... autographed notebooks Harper High School l. Safety Unit 2, 3, 4, Ranger 2, Track team 4, Basketball team 4, Lunch guard 2, 4, Hall guard 4, Letterman 4. Future plans: College FAYETTA RUTH ZUCKERMAN pearl rings .... gold compacts G.A.A. l, Z, 3, 4, Library staff 3, Spanish club 4, Student Union 2, Service girl 3, 4, Honor Society, gamma 2. Future plans: Medicine EVELYN ZYGALUK Spanish scarts .... metal earrings G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Student Union l, 2, Library ass't. 2, 4, Honor Society, gamma l. Future plans: Business College and travel Page 103 Graduates DONALD E. ASHCRAFT HELEN S. AUERBACH CALMORE BRAWAR SIDELLE BRUSKI JERRY E. CULLEN DOROTHY DEACON DAVID L. DIETER WILLIAM L. FARLEY JOSEPHINE M. FAVARO JERALD E. FRANK ROSE L. FREEMAN ELMER M. GAINES WILBERT GORDON GEORGE W. HALSTEIN WALTER H. HIEKEL MARY KARZIS Without Pictures ETHEL L. KOHL JACK KEISMAN C. KRAUSE MACHROL MARCH M. MARSHAK WALTER HUGH M. BERNICE SHIRLEY RICHARD D. MONOGUE THOMAS NORMAN TED. R. PACYNA JAMES W. POLERA SHIRLEY RUSSELL ARNOLD SCHIMBERG ROBERT L. SCHMAUS CECILY F. SCHWARTZ DANIEL SHAPIRO SAM SNITOVSKY Page IO4 .Senuice . . . . as our service to Sullivan which served us so majestically. Page 105 2 1 4 i Page 106 f . . Wald! uri Staff EDITOR-IN-CI-IIEE ........... .............. ........ B everly Pastron ASSOCIATE EDITOR ......... ........... R obert Morris ART EDITOR ........................ ...,... B everly Lippman Cover Design ........................ ......... ..................... A I len Porter WRITE-UPS EDITOR ..............................,................. I. Robert Lowenthal Assistants: Daniel Cohn, Rochelle Kaufman, Joyce Kravit, Phyllis Leaf and Toby Levinson. Pl-IOTOGRAPI-IER ........................................................................ Marvin Spria TREASURERS: Esther Guide, Fall term, Donna McDonald, Spring term. CIRCULATION: Dorleen Bailey, Chairman, I-larriet Breitbart, Bernadette Flynn, Jules Gershon, Mel Hum- mel, Judy McNamee, Donald Ruhman, Mort Seaman and Betty Tower. BIOGRAPHIES: Dorleen Bailey, Jean Bannister, Sylvia Galtield, Barbara Klowden, Ilean Linsky, Donna Mc- Donnald, Joan Teuscher, and Betty Tower. TYPISTS: Jean Bannister, Marsha Davis, Janet Doring, Elaine Eisenstein, Beverly Eisenberg, Marilyn Johnson, Viola Kimmel, Elaine Lange and Marilyn Paullin. TOP ROW: Breitbart, Paullin, Spira, Cohn, Ostiller, French, Ruhman, Morris, Hummel, Seaman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Schabes, Lowenthal, Linsky, Gershon, Levinson, Flynn, Woeltjen, Tower, McDonald, Bannister, Bailey. BOTTOM ROW: Porter, Pastron, Guide, Kravit, Kaufman, Klowden, Leaf, Kimmel, Davis. l L- Page IO7 NAVILLUS We've had fun presenting this year's NAVILLUS and now that it's out we can look back with a big sigh of relief. We started close to scratch, with the decision given last year that there was to be no NAVILLUS in l944. However, the yearbook is a Sullivan institution and could not die so easily, war or no war. Out of this turmoil grew this NAVILLUS, different than before, but still Sullivan's own. Our theme song was: Nobody Knows the Trouble l've Seen. We enjoyed watching everyone making faces at our pho- tographer, those who were sure they had paid their quarter only to find they hadn't, and last, we seemed to be always in the way of Mrs. Schabes' stamp and bond salesmen who shared our office in IO5. As our sponsor we again had Mrs. Schabes. With her help those listed on the preceding page have written and pictured this, our second war year NAVILLUS. l Page lO8 STANDING: Bannister, Klowden, McDonald, Krelstein, Lord, Morton, Jacobsen, Porter. 160 ef With the theme War and the High School, our own magazine, the READER, made its appearance for the first time since December, l94l. The idea for presenting the READER again to Sullivan came during the spring semester so we only had time to put out one edition. We are now sure the READER will again become a part of Sullivan's life each year. Our magazine was different from past READERS in that it had a Readers Digest format. The stories, poetry, and art all provecl to be what Sullivan had been waiting for since the last READER was issued. The staff chosen by Mr, Croghan, who also sponsored pre- vious READERS, were: Editor ........................... ................... M arilyn Lord Literary Editor ........... ......... H arriet Krelstein Art Editor ......................... ............ A llen Porter Business Manager ........... ...... J oan Gansberg Circulation Manager .................. Dolores Zakin Page lO9 fin, f f'-K i 'VK 1 f ,gznfinef x O TOP ROW: Weiner, Schwatrz, Arkin, Berliant, Morris, Silcrott, Lord, lsan. SECOND ROW: Parrott, Christiansen, Shapiro, Levinson, Skibo, Labes, Kodish, Schor, Prizant. THIRD ROW: Porter, Blauner, Karp, Guide, Kravit, Rubin, Mr. Pann.tch. BOTTOM ROW: Cherney, Sidransky, Klowden, Winograd, Blauner, Linsky, Rehbock, Osborne. As a result of the shortage of newsprint, we saw the SEN- TINEL in a tabloid torrn. With the coming of the tabloid we saw the long cherished Ghost leave to reappear authoring an unsigned column called lt Happened at Sullivan. Celebration of the SENTlNEL'S tenth anniversary was marked by a special six-page edition. The anniversary issue gave a bird's eye view of all that has happened to the SENTINEL and Sullivan since the SENTlNEL'S inception in November, l933. STAFF Editorial Department Editorial Board: Sonia Blauner, Barbara J. Klowden, llean Lin- sky, Feature Editors, Toby Lev- inson, Bob Morris, News Editors. Sports Editor: Ted Berger, assis- tant, Bob Blauner. Girls' Sports: Joyce Arkin. Contributing Editor: Carolyn Karp. Art Editor: Allen Porter. Photography Editor: Julien Karger, assistant, Alan Rosenberg. Business Department Business Manager: Joan Osborne. Circulation Manager: Joan Reh- bock. Page ill Siiwlmf ounci xt Q Q P gif?- 9 xl tn ll ull! XTNFN A rw Gur Student Council, consisting of the Executive Board, and elected division room representatives, and one alternate from each division performed a capable job the last year. Under the sponsorship of Miss Mcllvain, the Council accomplished many tasks, reaching a peak in its organization of a Student Court, which is to try offenders of minor infractions of school rules. TOP ROW: Sulak, Greenspahn, Cohn, Brown, Dancer, Ross, Green, Greenberg, Levin. SECOND ROW: Scheckman, Altman, Schallman, Schwartz, Eckerling, Stuhr, Lee, Cole, Blauner. THIRD ROW: Derdiger, Winner, Kohn, Fisher, Arkin, Weiner, Weber, Ratny, Miss Mcllvain. BOTTOM ROW: Pemberton, Beck, Kodish, Lord, Cannady, Reiter, Jacob- son, Schor, Gershon. l T. Page lil A.M. HALL GUARDS-TOP ROW: Glick, Kash, Matson, Ferro, Ayres, Diamond, Chapman, Halpern, Ross, Dernocoeur, Kenney, Gershon. SECOND ROW: Toth, Fine, Pergentini, Lisdovsky, Stein, Lee, Ostiller, Perelman, Sulak, Wizelman, Blumenthal, Stone, Lasdon, MacPhail. THIRD ROW: Dariotis, Sherman, Kalin, Tortorello, Spielman, Diamond, Broad, Silvers, Deutsch, Cohen, Blum. FOURTH ROW: Greene, Krelstein, Fink, Kriloff, Schwarz, Riff, Bottomley, Klowden, Carlson, Klein. BOTTOM ROW: Cherney, Frost, Linzer, Jacob- son, Harrington, Ellison. P.M. HALL GUARDS-TOP ROW: Everaert, Winograd, Ross, Halpern, Diamond, Kash, Matson, Altman, Holt, Tuller, Woolridge, Silvers, Goldberg, Blumenthal. SECOND ROW: Brown, Guthrie, Jacobson, Collins, Buckman, Cohen, Wielman, Rand, Markowitz, Fieser, Wolk, Arenson, Lieberman, Broad. THIRD ROW: Lundgren, Renning, Fergeson, Ruhman, LeVitus, Turk, Wenig, Linane, Lader, Goldsmith, Glaser, Schwartz, Wager, Linsky, Deutsch, Capt. Cohn, FOURTH ROW: Krelstein, Levit, Reif, Schwarz, Riff, Cod- dington, Hahne, Leaf, Dariotis. BOTTOM ROW: Perkins, Kaufman, Rose, Levine, Gelie- Dyer, Schoen, Bruski, Perry, Richman. Miss Mcllvain, and nine marshal cap- tains, the hall marshals prospered and flourished this year, accomplishing a difficult and thankless task efficiently. Under th e excellent supervision of J! The hall marshals in this group were glial' 6 picked for their high scholastic rating and their ability and willingness to keep the halls orderly and clean. Page H3 war' gfforf g 9 'l 5' We really had a sense of importance, sitting in our red, white, and blue booth and typing out real, honest- to-goodness war bonds - a ticklish job at best. Most every period ot the day two of us were there helping the war effort in our own small way. Even though we re- ceived our booth after the NAVILLUS Fighter Plane Drive, we h e l p e d Mrs. Schabes, our sponsor, be- hind the scenes in selling Sullivan's 575,000 worth of bonds. And are we proud of thatllll Miriam Eckerling was our chairman. WAR BOND GIRLS-STANDING: Theobald, Fein, Eisenbegr, Cushman, Cannady, Levit, Eisenstein. SEATED: Eckerling, Paullin, Mrs. Schabes, Davis, Jacobson, Weiner, Schwartz. Page 114 f W! F. f X -4. rl ,Zi X 6 f W if aff?-1 cw or 0r 2 F' -Y' . H4 X X X 'TilllT'll ' l RECEPTIONISTS-STANDING: Beck, G berton, Hartshorn. SEATED: DeVoe. reen, McGinis, i Cannady, Sapersten, Arkin, Pem- l-las anyone seen the nine luckiest girls in Sul- livan? Well just look above - yes, we're the receptionists who do no- thing but sit out in the main hall tor torty min- utes each day and regis- ter Servicemen. And how they love it - the Serv- icemen we mean. After all, what does a boy want to see tirst when he is home on leave but a pret- ty girl with a great big warm smile ready to greet him upon his short visit. Page H5 TOP ROW: Segal, Gnadt, Dancer, Swanson, Karafotias, Adolph, Blumenthal. SECOND ROW: Spira, Sanders, Schmitz, Kane, Knapp, Mr. Rogers. BOTTOM ROW: Tumin, Black- man, Dix, Kogen, Winders, Jenkins. f-, 9 ,A ff '-W ' 1 941 XXXXNA D! 1 cf? ' --11 Ill uJ.'f 1 1' IWW? llll 'If' Page H6 CLIE 92105 Jack of all trades and master of none as the old saying goes does not apply to the Rangers for we are specialists in many different fields of endeavor. As one of the pioneer organizations at Sullivan, our duties are wide and varied from running er- rands for the school, to patrolling the bikeroom. We also ushered at graduation, the senior play and the num- erous s c h o o l productions throughout the year and did our t a s k s of keeping the school orderly. The high esteem held for our organization, is no small part the work of Pop Rogers, our amiable sponsor. Our chief in the fall semes- ter was Dave Dix, while Jimmy Kogen was assistant chief, Elected to carry on during the spring semester were Smythe O'Meara and Sidney Schnitz as chief and assistant chief respectively, Sfdge Pell! , F I TOP ROW: Morris, Gutner, Shapiro, Garvin, Brower, D. Shapiro, Below, Miller, Beatson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gonzales, Frank, Ginsburg, Lee Strobeck, Englund, Willens, Sorensen, Olson, Sutton. BOTTOM ROW: Century, Lapin, Lieberman, Oberman, Levinson, Gordon, Shifrin, Dieter. As the curtains swing away on our stage, Sullivan thinks our job is finished but it really has just begun. We run the projec- tors, the spot-lights, the public address system and the slide projector. All this work is enjoyment too, to say nothing of the great store of knowledge we gain. One of the most enjoyable of our duties is playing records from the projection booth while Sullivanites dance on the stage during lunch periods. However, our favorite job is still sawing locks off lockers tor bewildered freshies who forgot their combinations. Don't think, though, that freshies are the only ones, tor plenty of sen- iors still, after tour years, find their be- longings in our ot- tice. And one would be surprised at the number of students who still forget to lock their lockers. We have complet- ed another year at Sullivan, under the expert guidance of Mr. Gonzales. , Page ll7 ideal, as we gained skill in TOP ROW: Kaufman, Gould, Don, Lorig, Cudroff, Altman, Winner, Burkland, Bailey, Swartz, Weiner, Eckerling, Blumberg. SECOND ROW: Jacobson, Talmy, Frost, Derdiger, Green, Stein, Schoen, M. Jacobson, Omens, Levine, STODD, Ginsburg, Nedwin, Agron, Pastron. THIRD ROW: House, Mided, Dariotis, Osborne, Lange, McDonald, Green, Breit- bart, Leiderman, Paullin, Kadet, Kohn. FOURTH ROW: Satt, Rubin, Kimmel, Kalin, Schloss, Zucker, Sawyer, Schiller, Victor, Davis March, Miss Colford. FIFTH ROW: Doyle, Blum- berg, Eisenberg, Krause, Leaf, DeWitt, Reif, Grigsby, Carpenter, Kahn, Deacon. BOTTOM ROW: Grusen, Guide, Aronson, Kahn, Beitel, Horowitz, Soter. e eruice Running errands, typing, mimeographing the bulletins, absence lists, and classroom material for such subjects as U. S. history and biology, doing all the humdrum jobs of the day, such as answering the queries of students, teachers and visitors, sorting the teachers' mail and other data for the teachers into the correct pigeon-holes, the well kept files of program cards, all these important services attest to the necessary work that we accomplish while gaining valuable office experience. Under the capable sponsorship of Miss Colford, we had fun while rendering a real service to the s c h o ol , whether we worked in the main office, or in the mim- eographing room, or in the adjustment room. Although we sacrificed some of our study periods through the day, for this service, we gained a great the practice of the principle procedures of a business of- fice, w h ic h is invaluable training to many of us who plan to enter the business world in the near future. Page H8 l H -- TOP ROW: Brotman, Reeman, McDonnell, Breitbart, Hagaman, Shapiro, Cohen, Mayers, Gossman. SECOND ROW: Unger, Ratkin, Karp, Eisenstein, Leaf, Ascher, Berg, Kahn, Schgoss. BOTTOM ROW: Johnson, Bates, Katz, Kaufman, Cole, Kravit, Guide, Doremus, Mc Iellan So great is their task, so little is their reward. This is the situation that befalls those who work in that monumental source of knowledge, Sullivan's own library. Few of us have stopped to realize just how important this institution has been in the furthering of our education and enjoyment in our four years in high school. What a convenience it was to dash off a report taken from the multitude of reference books lining the library's shelves and how enjoyable it was to spend quiet hours reading of our favorite literary character. oggfd Pg ' i Page ll9 Q . W Sak? Mull' REFUGE 5A ZONE Z Fprr Fire, fire, where's the tire? Well, Q ON? we aren't sure either. Let's see it X was first, three gongs - that means bl fire, then one gong - that's the tirst 6 floor, and then six gongs is the exit near l26 and l27. All in all, we kept up our stan- dards at Sullivan during the past year with orderly tire drills and air raid drills and the checking ot the up and down stairways. Art Kash was tire marshall and Ed Walsh, assistant. Captains were George Karatotias, l-lillard G e r t z , Bud Pearleman, and Roy Booth. To assist them there were eleven lieutenants, Elliot Kozlott, Wayne Knapp, Bill Roseberry, Gordon Dancer, Charles Buschick, Marvin Harris, Al Singer, Fred Buckman, James Ostiller, Al Levine and Al Shinberg. TOP ROW: Adolph, Blumenthal, Dancer, Dorsey, French, Kessie, Swanson, Baieln, Kane Glick, Spira. SECOND ROW: Kash, Blackman, Altman, Roseberry, Young, Greenfield Fredrick, Schnitz, Baumann, Schimberg, Sanders, Shapiro, Singer. THIRD ROW: Segal Kanter, Tumin, Green, Luby, Kelinson, Hyams, Blumenthal, Seaman, Jenkins, Winders Greenspahn, Kogen, Mr. Rogers. BOTTOM ROW: Booth lCapt.l, Karatotias lCapt.l Perelman, Gnadt iCapt.J, Powers iChietl, Dix lAss't. Chiefl, Lee, Belirant, Matson, Bass l Page 120 1 1 1 OZIUHCL guar 6 TOP ROW: Stevenson, Goldberg, Barker, Cohen, Kash, Gnadt, Woolridge. SECOND ROW: Hersh, Karp, Heath, Ackerman, B. Cohen, Finke. BOTTOM ROW: Deutsch, Bass, Altman, Perelman, Gertz, Arenson. Some of the best fun at Sullivan is had in the lunch room. Cramming all they can into the 40 minute lunch period we find rougly SOO students doing lOO odd jobs. Homework, eating, selling tickets, and enjoying lite to its tullest are only a few things that go on. Here also, under supervision ot the lunch guards lwho can occasionnally be beguilded into taking a tray awayl young Sulli- van beauties are kept from combing their hair and puting on lipstick, and all are sure to be chased into the Assembly Hall at least ten minutes before the period ends. The lunch room, thanks to the guards, is always neat and orderly, and it Sullivanites yell loudly enough, they can even hear themselves thinking over the noise. But don't get us wrong . . . we really do love Sullivan, lunch- room and all. ln charge ot the lunch guards were Mrs. Adams during fourth period, Mrs. Huck during fifth period, Mrs. Ross, the sixth period, and Mrs. Spooner, the seventh period. Page lZl ommunifg .gzruice TOP ROW: Jacobson, Karzis, Greenspahn, Lucas, Braun. BOTTOM ROW: Yavitt, Labes, Mrs. Gregg, Blumberg. Clean up, light up, paint up. l-low often we heard that slogan during our school days, how often we were spurred on to do our part to make our homes our community our country ready, efficient, and strong. With conservation of materials now being increasingly stressed, Sullivan's Community Service League under the aus- pices of the Chicago Chamber of Commerce, found in the last year an unusual number of tasks cut out for them. Col- lecting of papers and metals, and supervision of the clean- up campaign were all readily handled by this deserving or- ganization, one of our school's finest. We members under a new sponsor, Miss Hagen, also promised to buy carefully, to preserve the things which we have, and to prevent waste. By doing this we felt that we were really helping the war effort, and we deemed it a genuine privilege to have been able to serve our school and our com- munity in this way. Page 122 ociagzafion ommiffee tack NN , -I Although you joyously jive on the assembly hall stage after lunch, attend all the assemblies, and see all the shows, do you know why or how it is possible for you to enjoy all these extra-curricular activities? For don't think that all Sullivan's dances, assemblies, and other en- tertainment talls u p o n y o u like pennies from heaven. Oh no! Eve ry - event is carefully plan- MISS SHEEL ned out ahead ot time by the socialization staff under the direction of Miss Sheel. Many are the nights the Socialization Committee has sat up pondering how to enrich the social life of Sullivanites. The question is generally something especially super, such as shall we have cokes or not at our next dance, and if so, who will be the poor souls who will have to carry the cases up to the gym. lt is this organization you can think of every time you are excused early from your ninth period class to attend some form of diversion. This Socialization Committee is a new addition to Sullivan's curriculum and so tar it has met with great approval and co- operation by both the students and the teachers. Page 123 Q Q .!464u6flfrLel'Lf Yes, you too can be adjusted! Just visit Miss Sager or Mr. Engstrom of the Personnel Department. If you are undecided as to whether you wish to travel on to higher forms of education or just take the knowledge you have already been exposed to and become a dog catcher, one of these Personnel teachers will advise you. Perhaps you're wondering about your I. Q. rating. Well, our school psychiatrist, Mrs. l-leisler, will oblige you with a ser- ies of psychological tests. But don't let the results of these tests bother you, tor you can always play a series ot games with blocks to determine your finger dexterity. You see, they get you either way. Page 124 C9211 JA . . . . these, our clubs, so idle hands no damage could wrought. c Nj! QNX'-Egfr onw ff f CA - ,PD ow 1 ll l TOP ROW: Stern, Don, Kahn, Miles, McDonnell, Kohn, Falk, Dariotis, Lang, I-lahne Rubenstein. SECOND ROW: Bates, Silk, Rosin, Kriloft, Rosenfeld, Fortner, Shiels, Kaiser Eisenberg, Chilow, Krelstein, Joos, Russell, Teuscher. THIRD ROW:Layman, Miss Sheel Howard, Beere, Karp, Kalin, Seligson, Schloss, Levit, Berliner, Coddington, Dixler, Stavis Davis. BOTTOM ROW:Reiter, Cohen, Winner, Lord, Diamond, Klein, Nelson, Jacobson Eisenstein, Neff. TOP ROW: Stein, Satz, Marks, Katz, Hibbs, Sorensen, Kash, Zucker, Everaert, A. Kash Postelnek. SECOND ROW: Carlson, Rubinstein, Angle, Van Sweringen, Levin Hersh Greenfield, Robin, Lambos, Ward, Stone, Koch, Guide. THIRD ROW: Tucker, Miss Sheel Ruskin, Skibo, Cannon, Baer, Sherman, Morberg, Christiansen, Guthrie, Bublick Shaoiro Gansberg, Mandell, Warsaw. FOURTH ROW: Reimer, Lisdovsky, Coopersmith, Kahn, Riff Ferguson, Stevens, Shelley, Weininger, Sugar. BOTTOM ROW: Monfort, Linzer, Johnson, Green, Jackson, Lazarus, Nedwin, Chapman. Page 126 1 1 1 1 1 1 gmla onic Clair TOP ROW: Sugar, Walker, Caplan, Adrahtas, Busby, Jones, J. Jones, Miller, Brandt, Diamond, Ayres, Schenk. SECOND ROW: Chaim, Schultz, Osborne, Sokol, Green, Wenig, Stevens, Ferguson, Shelley, Weiss, Hultgren, Tumin, Goodwill. THIRD ROW: Gordon, Missant, Kadison, Ellison, Tiger, Nelson, Woolery, Good, Lowenthal, Cohen, Louvris, Miss Sheel, Berg. BOTTOM ROW: Goofnick, Watts, Erst, Fitzsimmons, Ross, Berman, Elden, Hoerer, Moll, Pastron. sul qwb, Qmf envy! f ,K QP 6 Low 4- ' fxff 5 TOP ROW: Wazer, Schallman, Studt, Nelson, Persson, Bottomley, Anovitz, Schwartz, Hagaman, Reback, Liepe. SECOND ROW: Nielson, Favaro, Mitchell, Miller, Smith, Sincox, Pease, Ericson, Goldstein, Landon, Askew. THIRD ROW: Winninger, Grabau, Walter, Jarinkes, Chalnick, Leader, Cholden, Oppenheimer, Fenig, Greenspan, Levin, Kline. BOTTOM ROW: Nelson, Vail, Goldber, Rose, Andersen, Miles, Levitas, Mendelsohn. Page l27 poncho Lsisrilaf TOP ROW: Mrs. Spooner, Sabey, Reeman, Wazer. BOTTOM ROW: Sapersfon, Levin s:GoIds'rein, Dennis. ' ff in UA, X f, conomicd J K Cm TOP ROW: Greenspahn, Levinson, Winner, Kohn, Swarfz, Seaman, Bruski, Hummel, Lazarus, Sanders, LeVifus. SECOND ROW: Jacobs, Paule, Morris, Friedman, Greenfield, Turk, Greenberg, Cannady, Schwarz, Cannon, Lowenfhal. THIRD ROW: Klein, Booth, Dix, Matson, Gnaclf, Berlianf, Kelinson, Marks, Seinfeld, Mr. Kahn. FOURTH ROW: Guide, Karp, Jasper, Jacobson, Schloss, Seligson, Kalin, Wager, Porfer, Eisenberg, Sidransky. FIFTH ROW: Greene, M. Eisenberg, Chilow, Krelsfein, Maxon, Gould, Kaiser, Dixler, Marquis, Cudroff, Jacobson. BOTTOM ROW: W. Green, Leaf, Levy, Rehbock, Caplan, Eisensfein, Berg. Page l28 CAQ55 QCLIWL TOP ROW: Waldman, Phillips, Garvin, Stone, Tafz, lsan, Mr. Croghan. BOTTOM ROW: Van Sweringen, Greenfield, Cohler, Fine, Blauner. QFA 7 1' 1. G mn, TOP ROW: Miss Colford, Stopp, Maxon, Levine, Batho. BOTTOM ROW: Levy, D. Levy, Avgerin, Jacobson. Page 129 oiiafa TOP ROW: Skibo, Cohler, Tumin, Glink, Greenfield, Karp. SECOND ROW: Dordek, Zucker, Shiels, Ward, Eisenstein, Miss Kalifzky. BOTTOM ROW: Schloss, Cohen, Mosse, Seligson Berliner. ,.... TOP ROW: Jaffe, Efheredge, Victor, Shapiro, Gorchov, Frankel. SECOND ROW: Miss Benjamin, French, Bernard, Wolins, Blum. BOTTOM ROW: Perlman, Lee, Epstein ipres.l, Myerson lsec.J ,Wazer. Page 130 1 ,WMH CM i TOP ROW: Green, Berliant, Klein, Diamond, Keiinson, Marks, Gnadt, Booth, Spak. BOTTOM ROW: Turnin, Halston, Kash, Gillrnan, Watkins, Hunt, Mr. Rogers. ,WJ Cm TOP ROW: Adolph, Dix, Matson, Knapp, Segal, Kash, Karafotias, Schnitz, Scherba. SECOND ROW: Turnin, Snyder, Schwartz, Richman, Kogen, Schoen, Lord, Winner, Greenspahn. THIRD ROW: Spira, Levy, Linn, Krelstein, Berg, Spazner, Dancer. BOTTOM ROW: Levy, Mishel, Jacobson, Mr. Rogers, Levit, Perry, Sanders. Page 131 .f4rcA er' TOP ROW: Miss Jacobs, Falk, Harrington, Randolph, Bernot, Emrick, Bond, Gore. BOTTOM ROW: Eisenberg, Eisensfaedf, Frank, DeVoe, Lebed, Turner, Kroll. W s L- 'P if wafer Kafif TOP ROW: Rosenberg, Taylor, Johnson, Wilkinson, Mintz, Craig, Miss Gorman. BOTTOM ROW: Strand, Fitzsimmons, Shay, Axell, Vlamink, Sfanton. Page 132 I lfLI'I'l CU16! Olfldff TOP ROW: Myerson, Walsh, Haben, Fink, Bishop, Wooldridge, Dlbelka, Carler, Collun. SECOND ROW: Vansfane, Beardsley, Vlshney, Spinks, Ellman, Millner, Langdon, Murnmery, Gierke, Canali. THIRD ROW: Miss Kalilzky, Lambos, Ewry, Boyian, Fink, French, Riley, Roberts. BOTTOM ROW: Parker, Connor, Harris, Mendelson, Lichtenberg, Powers, Ferro, Rosenberg, Wolf, Burns. CSO Q ff., wing ana! SITTING: Levy, Kessie, Kanter, Shapiro, STANDING: Miss Sheel. Page I33 ome conomico TOP ROW: Klimist, Husar, Russell, McGuinn, Fairchild, Engels, Dultz, Tortorello, Aronson SECOND ROW: Pastron, Mishel, Linster, Flynn, Breifbarf, Anderson, Grusin, Masel Kanoff. BOTTOM ROW: Glaser, Sfoken, Frank, Roth, Riff, Green, Sherman, Kimmel 6 n If XX I - S . . X 6055 ill ins TOP ROW: Aronson, Fairman, Steicher, Schwarfz, Ryan, Riff, Karzis, Lucas, Roth, Snyder Linn, McGuinn. SECOND ROW: Green, Zygaluk, Bosley, Engels Favaro Anderson Finkelman, Dulfz, Torlorello, Grusin, Guide. THIRD ROW: Miss Carlnenfer, lllouse, Levy, Nelson, Rehbock, Karp, D. Levy, Klein, Eisenslein, Berg, Eck. BOTTOM ROW: Bouchikas, Sherman, Frank, Levit, Strornberg, Nielsen, Mishel, Howard. Page l34 1 0-0, cm ,. TOP ROW: Kosubski, Falk, Winograd, Greenberg, Rose, Osborne. SECOND ROW:Mr. Kahn, Tortorello, Klein, Eisenstein, Cannon, Cudroff, Jacobson. BOTTOM ROW: Leaf, Davis, Skibo, Ohringer, Siclransky. Waffle! irlafane 91? TOP ROW: Wittum, Wittenberg, Diamond, Altman, Blumenthal, Lazarus. BOTTOM ROW: Goldberg, Schwartz, Miss Hagen, Turk, Rosenstern. Page l35 611161 TOP ROW: Cohler, Witz, Levine, Seaman, Shapiro, Lehman, Karp, Kanter, Jacobs, Agron. SECOND ROW: Miller, Epstein, Lapin, Cossoff, Beardsley, Carter, Mendelson, Carr, Free- man, Arenson. THIRD ROW: Frankel, Pastron, Karger, Patten, Kessie, Bishop, Moschel, Levenson, Miss Kalitzky, BOTTOM ROW: Kennedy, Turner, Syoen, Clower, Cole, Marcus, Narens, Scalin. Orckea fra TOP ROW: Agron, Patten, Segal, Matson, Dix, Kessie, Altman, Greenberg, Kanter, Shapiro. SECOND ROW: Miller, Hyams, Blumenthal, Seaman, Karp, Carter, Greenfield, Winders, Jacobs, Holzman, Levine. THIRD ROW: Pastron, Reeman, Eisenstaeclt Schwartz Schulman, Kohn, Mendelson, Cohler, Rosenberg, Stern, Wenig, Miss H. Kalitzkff. FOURTI-l ROW: Guide, Berliner, Ohringer, Richman, Perry, Kanoff, Stoken, Richter. BOTTOM ROW: Narens, Levenson, Dordek, Rose Turner. Page 136 dalrlffalcafl Education . . Health and cheerfulness make beauty 7 l l i i l i TOP ROW: Hand, Luby, O'Brien, Long, Jones, Jones J., Bass, Golden, Hoffman, O'Meara. SECOND ROW: Ward, Shelley, Weininger, Levine, Singer, Stein, Caplan, Brown, Brower, Walker, Cohen. THIRD ROW: Mr. Margolis, Willens, Phillips, Eisenstadt, Epstein, Bresnik, Kelinson, Weber, Dultz, Karp, Spira, Alton. BOTTOM ROW: Reed, Harris, Fisher, Postel- nek, Klein, Ruther lcapt.l, Perelman, Altman, Berliant, Wittum. gooilaf We remember how dismal the outlook for the Sullivan gridders appeared as another football season dawned upon Sul- livan's horizon. Out of the skelton ot a team that had been victorious in only one contest the previous year of competition, Coach Ralph Margolis molded a smooth aggregation which achieved heights topped only by the team of l94l. What the Tigers lacked in experience and weight they amply made up with sheer fight and determination. lt's a hundred to one we'll beat Sennl We jokingly sang that song before the game, after the game it became a theme song. lt was a battle cry in an encounter which marked the greatest achievement in our alma mater's gridiron history. WE BEAT SENN, l3-Ol As the season ended, we had beaten Waller, Lane, and Senn, lost to Amundsen, Roosevelt, and Taft in our second most victorious season as a contender in the North Section. Although we are losing many men by graduation, prospects for next year's team are bright with such standouts as Brown, Postelnek, Fisher, and Weininger returning. Now these fellows have left their war of the gridiron and many of them are going off to a far greater combat. The great showing they have made for the Blue and Gold we know will be duplicated for the Red, White, and Blue. Page 138 ,ll I Page 139 C., ,. llwo 4? Left f TOP ROW: lsan, Holzman, Quinlan, Adrahtas, Atten, Oiring, Seinfeld, Le Vitus. SECOND ROW: Winders, Gerrity, Brandt, Leavitt, Swanson, Greenfield, Van Allen, Mr. Nemkoff. BOTTOM ROW: Warsaw, Nicholis, Broad, Marks, Deutsch, Slack, Young. Coach Nemkoff, working with two very green teams, had difficulty in fulfilling the high standards that have been synonomous with basketball since our entering Sullivan. He did, however, produce a pair of hard fighting aggregations which commanded respect throughout the city. The juniors, hard-pressed for a successor to the fabulous Marv Beskin, barely missed gaining a playoff berth. Paced by Bob Warsaw, high-scoring all section forward, Nemkoff's little fellows produced a galaxy of fine cagers. Most of the offense was taken care of by the flashy l-lowie Broad, Jim Gerrity, Bob O'Brien and Don Nicholas. No tribute is too great for the stellar defensive work of Don Slack and Shecky Greenfield. The juniors played a hard fought schedule in which they garnered four section victories, and four practice wins. The seniors, after losing such standouts as Ken Marks and Shelly Seinfield in mid-season, sadly lacked experience and were unable to accomplish a single league win. Carrying on for the big boys and expected to accomplish great things next year are Al Leavitt, Ken Swanson, and Bob Brandt. Page l4O Baiezaf fit 'R TOP ROW: Deutsch, Gertz, LeVitus, Klein, Diamond. BOTTOM ROW: Slack, Perelman, Greenfield, Goldberg, Altman. Big things come from small beginnings. That was the feeling as our mighty little Davids set out to conquer the Goliaths of the North Section. Before our games, Coach Mishkin would stress spirit, for it was his contention that we may not be hard-hitting sluggers, we may not have polished moundsmen, but we are going to have plenty ot spirit and tight to win every game! Enheartened by these words our rather green team, after a dismal tirst season of competition which saw no triumphs entered the victory column this season. With such fine pitchers as Jack Mantell, George Adrahtas, and Bill Ward being backed up by sparkling tielders and hitters as slugging Joe Jung, Dick Ross, Franny Moore, George l-land, Bud Weber and a galaxy of others, all of Sullivan looked at an aggregation ot the highest caliber, capable ot maintaining the standards synonomous with the Blue and Gold. Page l4l TOP ROW: Reinisch, Getfert, Silverman, Krasnesky, Walsh, Craig, Manning. BOTTOM ROW: lrmiter, Reed, Kirschenbaum, Mr. Mishkin, Hibbs, Katz, Richard. i -H -,gn-Q-. Page 142 all wimm ing Racing though Sullivan's pool, we merrymen spent another year under the coaching of Mr. Mishkin. ln the winter city meet the only men who placed were junior Al Craig in the breast stroke, and the junior medley team ot Bob Polson, Pete Manning and Al Craig. How- ever, our luck was better in the spring city meet as both Craig, now a senior, and l-libbs garnered a place. One ot the fastest relay medleys at Sullivan, consisting of Bob Red, Sol Kirshenbaum and George Hibbs al- so placed in the spring meet at Roosevelt High School, garnering a fourth. The Junior medley team ot Silverman, Carley and Erickson also placed. Our captains were George Jake l-libbs and Sol Kirshenbaum for the seniors, and Sam Silverman for the juniors. With many of our best men returning next year, our hopes are high for our swimming team of next year to achieve great things for Sullivan. Remember how we used to stroll casually through the h al I s after school and then leap into a fox hole or something as the terrify- ing shout, track , would pierce our ears? We would grab hold ot the closest object for tear that we would be blown away by the wind created by ou r speedy dashmen, Smitty O'Meara, Ed Walsh, and Jerry We- nig. Then a psuedo calm would oc- cur and we could hear only the steady plodding, the long-winded distance men Dan Cohn, Bob Sch- maus, Mel l-lalpern, and Orville Leiberman. Then suddenly from above, like paratroopers, come Bob and Les Brower, George Hand, Ed Young, Jim Carley, and Ralph Walsh, the Tiger's high flying jumpers. This is followed by earth-rocking con- cussions as shot putters, Bob Long, Hank Andrews, and Sid Cohen prac- tice their art. As it seems as though in the middle of a miniture war, all abruptly becomes silent. Practice is over, the cindermen are prepared to combat the best of foes. .Zac -QGQ' TOP ROW: Cohn, Halpern, Goldberg, Altman, Jones, Kupferberg, Berliant, Jones J., Schmaus. SECOND ROW: Postelnek, Green, Krasnesky, Walsh, Walker, Caplan, Brown, Satz, Ferguson, Miller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mishkin, Epstein, Reed, Luby, Tumin, Wittum, Stein, Eisenstadt, Shelley, Gold, Mr. Margolis. BOTTOM ROW: Ruther, Singer, Fisher, Klein, Perelman, O'Meara, Harris, Wenig, Warneke. Page l43 egzafing eam TOP ROW: Kash, lrmiter, Altman, Riesberg, Caplan, Harris, Greenfield. BOTTOM ROW: Nathan, Perelman, Roseberry, Green, Gertz, Gold. - THIN ' ICE E Starting wth a small group several years ago, Sullivan's skating team is rapidly coming to the tore gaining prominence with such events as our relay team's garnering ot eight points in the city meet ot last year. Although we have no special practice site near Sullivan the team gains most of its experience practicing on the ice at Touhy and the lake. This year's junior squad saw the flashing blades of Mayer Coopersmith's speed to place for the Blue and Gold's lone marker in the city meet. Tribute should be paid to such fine senior skaters as Cap- tain Bob Green and Bob Brown. The aspects for next year's seniors are tar from poor because of a fine selection of ex- perienced juniors including Coopersmith, Roy Gold, and Larry Fisher to bolster the older icemen's ranks. Sullivan may not be the home ot champions, now, but with a little more experience, a Tiger team may yet capture the city crown and i945 may well be the year, the skating team may well be the team. Page 144 ,gtlll u x '5 ll t it Lv oaffermen Qi f lil TOP ROW: Weininger, Hand, Cohn, Postelnek, Richard, Harris, Fisher, Altman, Wittum. SECOND ROW:M ' L' C' R cl St' Mt Wlk B B 'k anning, evine, raig, ee , ein, e zger, a er, rower, resnl . THIRD ROW: Mr. Mishkin, Tumin, Gold, Katz, Luby, Kelinson, Berliant, Caplan, Green, Hibbs, Kirschenbaum, Klein, Perelman, Ruther, O'Meara, Singer, Ferguson, Brown. l'll be down to get you in a taxie honey . . . Will we ever forget those strains thundering torth from the tender voice ot our i famed Coach Margolis at the lettermen's dance? None of us will fail to recall his bellowing the names ot those boys who have given their best for Sullivan. The letterm.en's dance is not the only thing which we re- member about the lettermen's club for it was the members ot this organization who so sweetly strong armed us in- to buying tickets to all our sChool's athletic encounters. lt was these boys who were in- strumental in bettering school spirit. 'mi 4 Page 145 FOOTBALL SCORES Loyola 28 Sullivan Sullivan i9 Waller Amundsen 32 Sullivan Sullivan l Lane Tech Roosevelt l3 Sullivan Taft 58 Sullivan Sullivan l3 Senn Page 146 6 O O O 6 O O l JUNIOR BASKETBALL Waller 60 Sullivan Roosevelt 43 Sullivan Lane 46 Sullivan Senn 36 Sullivan Steinmetz 4l Sullivan Lake View 46 Sullivan Taft 38 Sullivan Amundsen 32 Sullivan Von Steuben 48 Sullivan Sullivan 32 Schurz f 4 3 2 3 4 2 3 ZO 2 3l l Senior Basketball Waller 64 Sullivan 24 Roosevelt 35 Sullivan 28 Lane 34 Sullivan 3l Sullivan 4l Senn 34 Sullivan 36 Steinmetz Zl Lake View 56 Sullivan 28 Sullivan 34 Taft 22 Amundsen 74 Sullivan 27 Von Steuben 50 Sullivan 25 Schurz 47 Sullivan 26 Page 147 y gi,4.,4. One of the oldest and largest organizations at Sul- livan is the Girls Athletic Association. The G, A. A., one of the most popular groups at school, is respon- sible for Buddy Day, fresh- m a n orientations, picnics, outings, and parties. One of the highlights of this year's G. A. A. activities was the cabin-in-the woods outing. Parties, roller skat- ing, bowling, splash parties, and get togethers were re- peated this year with the usual good time had by all. Only a few years ago, the G. A. A. organized Buddy Day, assigning each new freshie girl to a G. A. A. buddy who showed the freshman her class, gave her sisterly advice, and helped her to get acquainted with Sullivan. Every year all the G. A. A. groups in Chicago send a few representatives to Play Day, where friendly competition and games are played and tried out. These representatives are chosen by the girls each year and look forward to meeting the other representatives and finding out what theyare doing. 4A TOP ROW: Klimist, Tortorello, Miller, Maxon, Cannady, Dariotis, Bold, Gerald. SECOND ROW: Hummel, Cannon, Fryden, Miles, Engels, Harris, Perry. BOTTOM ROW: Guide, Ganscoe, Krause, Skibo, Elkins, Aronson, Ohringer. Page l48 Q7 4 J, I . . 0 ki 3 qv U ar 5- G. A. A. 4-B-TOP ROW: Stern, Fairman, Levine, Linsky, Kaiser, Goebel, McDonald, Ban- nister, Eisenberg, Chilow, Winner, McGinnis. SECOND ROW: B. Eisenberg, Cholden, Mar- quis, Golden, Don, Wenig, Rose, Bruski, Finkelman, Bosley, Yavifl, Dervin, Spielman, Gould, Berg. THIRD ROW: Eisenslein, Klein, Krelstein, Breilbarl, Lucas, Shiels, Allman, Greene, Doremus, Bates, Church. FOURTH ROW: Eisensfaedl, Rosin, Kimmel, Z. Eisen- berg, Kalin, Seligson, Howard, Avgerin, Moukas, Levil. BOTTOM ROW: Jacobson, John- son, Harris, Engels, DeVoe, M. Johnson, Kaufman, Mishel. TOP ROW: Grossman, Jacobs, Heyman, Kohn, Kadel, Piper, Lasser, Balho, Sfopp, Sherman, Flynn. SECOND ROW: Linn, Reid, Dixler, Labes, Stein, Ginsburg, Diamond, Kline, Sfengle, Richmand, Perry, Boyian, Dervin, Dulfz, Schulman. THIRD ROW: Krause, Ganscoe, Klow- den, Eisenstaedt, Galfield, Geffleman, Levy, Rehbock, Leaf, Reeman, Perusits, Spang, Karp. BOTTOM ROW: Fifzsimmons, Goldberg, Van Doren, Pemberfon, Spiegel, Kanoff, Glaser, Sfoken, Redel, Levey, Pastron. Page T49 Sponsored by Miss McBryde, the G. A. A. has officers and .a representative council. The President is Kathryn Stantin, Vice- President Romona Goldblatt, Secretary Jean Beure, and Treas- urer Mary Lucas. The council representatives report back to each Gym class keeping all the members closely connected to the group. y The G. A. A. will probably always be at Sullivan, because it has proven itself indispensible to tun, and athletic activity. G. A. A. LEADERS-TOP ROW: Wilkinson, Goldblatt, Lucas, Rusher, Maxon, Zoern. SEC- OND ROW: Saperston, Hyman, Miss McBryde, Hallock, Taylor. BOTTOM ROW: Freeman, Jacobson, Salkin, Hoerer, Stanton. G. A. A. COUNCIL-TOP ROW: Miss McBryde, Gelston, Ericson, Schwenkharner, Larsen, Kohn, Carter, Piper, Schwartz, Arkin, McDonnell, Soern, Taylor. SECOND ROW: Feltman, Salkin, Schobert, Van Driessche, Dinder, DeWitt, Jarinkes, Roth, Green, Engbert, Schall- man, Mayers. THIRD ROW: Lazar, Shay, Vlaminck, Axell, Rose, Fenig, Kane, Scheinberg, Talmy, Kravite, Hoerer. FOURTH ROW: Craig, Baumgarten, Colen, Ganscoe, Stanton, Goldblatt, Lucas, Maxon, Wilkinson, Hallock. BOTTOM ROW: Jacobson, Hyman, Robb, Bannister, Levitas, Nelson, lnman. G. A. A. 4-A--TOP ROW: Klimist, Tortorello, Miller, Maxon, Cannady, Dariotis, Bold, Gerald. SECOND ROW: Hummel, Cannon, Fryden, Miles, Engels, Harris, Perry. BOTTOM ROW: Guide, Ganscoe, Krause, Skibo, Elkins, Aronson, Ohringer. l G Page 150' Page 151 Under the leadership of Lieutenant Colonel Marvin Spira and Lieutenant Colonel Allen Noyes, our ROTC reg- iment h a s succeeded in maintaining the high stan- dards of previous years. Long will we remember the military ball - the first in four years - and the elec- tion of the queen, comely Pat Burns, and her court, L o r r i e Diamond, Marcy Gordon, Elaine Harris, and cot. LT. coL. sPinA Pat Perry- Not to be forgotten is our military instructor, Corporal George B. Epperson. Steadily, under his guidance, cadets are developing leadership and character which will stand them in good stead in civilian life as well as in the armed services. Crack Platoon Beginning to train last October for the annual city-wide competition, our Crack Platoon has striven since then to reach the highest point of perfection in drill and manuel of arms. Under the able direction of Major Bill Bruchs, our platoon practiced every day from 7:30 a. m. to 8: lO, during study periods, after school to 5:30, and sometimes all day Saturday. CRACK PLATOON-TOP ROW: Beardsley, Glick, Wittenberg, Kent, Roberts, Sindell, Dancer, Stone, Dell, Madsen. SECOND ROW: Guthrie, Borde, Thompson, Davis, Dingworth, Goldsmith, Bates, Markowitz, Bushnick, Strobeck, Karafotias. BOTTOM ROW: Gallo, Booth, Monogue, Schnengel, Cpl. Epperson, Michiels, Canali, Silberman, Borovay. l Page 152 Drum and Bugle Corps Our Drum and Bugle Corps, whose job it is to provide the martial music for various military func- tions has been reeling under the m e n t al strain of not knowing whether or not it would have the same com- mander today as it is had yesterday. It all started when lst Lieutenant Arthur Wittum l fi r s t commander o f the Corps was drafted April IO. coRPoRAi. EPPERSON Replacing h i m as com- mander was Major Bill Bruchs. Major Bruchs didn't stay long for he was called to active duty with the Army Air Corps April l9. Taking Major Bruchs' place is lst Lieutenant Donald Rhuman. We sincerely hope that Lt. Ruhman will be able to stick it out to the end of the year. At Ease! The newest addition to the ROTC is its publication, AT EASE. The paper was conceived as a means of disseminating ROTC news and instructonal information to the cadets. Captain Toby Levinson, assisted by an able staff, put out the first AT EASE on February 24th. lt was a four page mimeo- graphed paper. Due to the fact that the mimeographing was hard to read, the next editions were planographed. OFFICERS CLUB-TOP ROW: Michels, Groll, Turk, Ferro, French, Levine, Lee, Kane. SECOND ROW: Scherba, Ruhman, Greenberg, Lazarus, Kotin, Feldman, Schiff, Kaplan. THIRD ROW: Porter, Karger, Knapp, Karafotias, Lichtenberg, Sanders. BOTTOM ROW: Loeb, Wager, Noyes, Cpl. Epperson, Schuengel, Powers. Page 153 TOP ROW: rusbands, Olson, Chapman, Gould, Stone, Gallanis. SECOND ROW: Pratt, Moore, Pinezur, Loomis, Murray, Schroeder, Cpl. Epperson. BOTTOM ROW: Breen, Long, Coopersmith, Lichtenber, Bushick, Roseberry, Kash. RIFLE TEAM The Sixth Service Command match and theeCity match were tired at the same time by the first and second tearns. Our team scored 3.006 points in the Command match and 1 612 points in the City match. Lieutenant Roseberry again tired high score with 347. Page 154 1 . l l 'IXUJ4 E73 An idea, conceived by a hand- ful of girls two and a half years ago, has grown to be an organiza- tion much respected at Sullivan, the first high school Woman's Auxiliary in the country. The first WATS were just a few farsighted girls who saw the need to training i high school girls for women's forces. They are sponsored and commanded by Mrs. Van Ness and together have done a remarkable job in organizing themselves into the group they have become today. When the WATS decided on their snappy uniforms - brown skirts and ties, white shirts, and ROTC caps - wind of their unique corps got around the city and the press pictured them in all their military glory. The fan mail poured in from army men all over the country who evidently thought pretty much of the whole idea. So did we. This year the WATS are learning, in addition to drill, Mili- tary proceedure and etiquette. They are completely seperate from the ROTC and have their own officers, commanded by Cadet Commander Lt. Doris Levey and Second Lt. Rosalyn Schulman. TOP ROW: Moss, Steiner, Snyder, Hogan, Morgan, Dillon, Mulvaney, Jones, Cole. SECOND ROW: Hertz, Baumgarten, Levy, Caeser, Weiss, G'Schwind, Blair, Lazar, Mrs. Van Ness. BOTTOM ROW: Loeb, Kilkey, Burns, Levy D., Schulman, Parker, Bloch. Page i554 E 2 F F Page 156 Page 157 ROCT STUDIOS Established 1889 185 North Wabash Avenue Comer Lake Street Telephone State 0113 Ojficial Photographer for the NAVILLUS W? 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