Sullivan High School - Navillus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1951 volume:

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'K T W' a 1'-1 5 x n . s 1 A J, tu, in A., , F Q 5' ' Q Wim: NAVILLUS 1951 Presented by the Students of SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL Chicago, Iliinois 930 r 'ff ff' ff 'W , f f.,..L-M.,.v,.,.w,sK-fx-w,-3, Education malces a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive- easy to govern, but impossible to enslave. l-lGl'1i'y BI'Ol.iQl'1mGl'1 Tlie important tlwing is not so muclw that every clwild siiould be tauglwt, as tlwat every clwild slwould be given tlwe vvislw to learn, -john Lubbock Education is not a matter of a levy hours spent each day in an institution ol learning. All activities and interests in and out ol school contribute to the education ol the receptive person. Sullivans' activities are not conlined to day-time school hours. Qur Tudor portal is brightly illuminated on many a night when the community comes lor PTA. programs, graduation, plays, games and Qpen l-louse. GEORGE E. ANSPAUGH Principal FCI? Tl-lE NAVILLUS r It is a pleasure to be associated even in a small vvay witlw tlwis year boolc, vvitlw tlie boys and girls vvlwo lnave produced it, vvitli its capable sponsor, and Witlw tlwe members ol tlwe two graduating classes vvlio are leatured on its pages. Qccasional relerence to tlie several editions ol tlwe Navillus will in time years to come bring to all ol us lond memories ol pleasurable activities and ol good lriends. Records ol our vvorl4 and play, ol lriends and co-vvorl4ers, and ol service to our sclwool will remind us nostalgically ol tlwe lwappy days at Sullivan, As you in tlie distant luture turn tlne pages ol tl'1e Navillus for l95l, l lwope you may be able also to vievv tlie period alter lwigli scliool and see a continuing progression of lwappy and successful years. G. E. ANSPAUGH 4 Time efficient wisp al a woman witlw tlie pleasant smile and maclel's Figure is our assistantprincipal, Miss l-lelen l.. Powers. l-ler auiclq mind matclies lwer step as slie goes clmeerlully tlirouglw time many cluties tl'1atmarl4 lwer day. pv- 'Y' HELEN I.. PCWEPS Assistant Principal Qu Af' Ax All pupils are Welcome in 139 at any time. l-lere Miss slosepliine Sager sponsors tlie lresli- men, mal4ing out tlieir programs so tliey talce tlwe subjects best suited to tlweir ability and talents. Admini Selective Service, places pupils in part-time jobs and arranges lor tlreir vvorl4ing permits. ln ner spare time slwe sponsors tlwe NAVlLLl,lS. lime Attendance Qttice is anotlier busy center. Miss Marguerite Qiconnell lwas done more tlran any doctor to get rid of Mnot-able-to-go-to school ills. Sullivan students lwave learned to pop out ol bed lwappily in tlwe morning and arrive at sclwool on time. Mrs. Marguerite Fieser smiles and smiles, and gently invites parents to come to sclwool to tall4 over junioris reason lorulor- gettingm to go to class. juniors memory im- proves instantly. l Sine also aids in uadjustingi' any real or imag- inary troubles a pupil may lwave. Alter a quiet tall4, one leaves lwer otlice feeling mucli better tlwan vvlien be vvent in. Cn Fridays, Mrs. Anne Heisler, psyclwologist, comes to tl1e otlice lor special conferences. -llie Placement Counselors oilice is a busy one. Mrs, Doris Sclwabes interviews tlwe grade uating seniors about tlieir luture plans lor col- lege, job, or Armed Services Dozens ol tran- scripts are sent from tlris otlice and all pupils leaving scliool are clieclced out liere. Mrs. Scliabes registers tlwe eigliteeneyear-olds lor if xx.. ration WhGt WOL1lCl Sulllvcjri do Without lVlr5, fVlc1ry Doud, our head clerlcf? l-ler duties ore too numerous to mention, but she does them ull elli- ciently, ond never loils to he grocious to pupils, loculty, ond odministrotors, She onswers hun- dreds ol questions during the doy, tolces core Ol COVV95Dondence, phone calls ond bulletins. l-ler pusy doy storts ot 7:30 in the morning. Miss l-lonson, senior sponsor, listens otten- tively vvhileMr, Russell juniorsponsondescripes the closs he rs sending on to her lor their linol yeor ot Sullivon. Miss Eileen Gleeson is one ol our clerks ond the school treosurer. She moy he lound ot the Al- Hu sf . W! ws deslf by the window in the ollice typing ropidly, or in TOS collecting money lrom the vorious or- gonizotions, l-lundreds ol checlcs representing thousonds ol dollors ore written by her eoch yeor, ond o yery corelul system ol bool4l4eeping is meticulously lollowed. Not o penny hut is corelully occounted lor. Books olyyoys bolonce the lirst time Miss Morgoret Collord is the school Registrar. She lfeeps the record ol credits lor eoch pupil, plons ond sponsors the registrotion eoch semester, ond decides just what subjects o senior needs to insure his groduotion. The occurote Uronl4in clossl' is prepored in her ollice. She is olvyoys reody cheerfully to giye odvice on progrcim plonning, or to hunt in the ollice Files lor post records. 7 Mr. Croghan, Miss Koyitz and Mrs, Sorenson listen attentively to Mr. Buckley. Miss Sheel, Miss Humphreys, Miss Ford and Mrs. Ballen enjoy their work. Their Arts are really whine . Mrs. Dorman plays her pirdesong records lor the science department, Mr. Youmans, Mr. McCracken, Mr. Russel and Cseatedb Mrs. l-lay. W Mr. Kahn points outa good place to liye to Miss Moloney, Mrs, Nickel, Mrs. Gregg, and Miss Collord. The math department solves all problems. Miss l-lansen and Miss lalait chat with Mrs. Fieser treflectionb. ln their cheerful office, Miss Mitchell, Miss Q'Brien and Miss McBryde look over their daily plans. New .wiki X i T ki NJA h ' M Q1 Mr. Russell plans with his helpers. The English department enjoys a cup of cotlee. Stand- ing: Mr. Pannitch. Seated: Miss Leonard, Mrs. Moody, Miss Benjamin, Miss Stanton, Mr. Dunne, and Miss Kovitz. Mrs. Kustner Crightj malces plans lor the next commercial department meeting with Mrs. Walser, Mrs. l-luclf, Miss Koyitz, and Mrs. Spooner. bl' Mr. Nemlcotl, Mr. Fralich, and Mr. Margolis relax a minute to watch their teams. Strategy is planned by Major Clarlc and Sergeant Gunderson. Miss Carpenter, Mr Davidson, Mrs. Ross, and Mr. Rogers display the worlc ol their students in practical arts classes. NB' mes Vwwf 0 l.earning is not to be tacl4ed to tlwe mind, but We must fuse and blend tlwern togetlwer, not merely giving time mind a sliglwt tincture but a tlworouglw and perfect dye. And if vve perceive no evident clnange and improvement, it vvould be better to leave it alone: learning is a dangerous vveapon, and apt to vvound its master il it be vvielded by a feeble l'1and, and be one not well acauainted vvitlw its use. 'Montaigne A little learning is a dangerous tliingl Drinlc deep, ar taste nat tlne Pierian springi -llwere sliallaw drauglwts intaficate tne larain, And drinl4ing largely salaers us again Fired at First siglit witln wliat tlie rnusic irnparts, ln Fearless yautln we ternpt tlne lweiglit al arts, While lram tlie pounded level al our mind Sliart views we talfe, nor mind tlie lengtlws peliind, But more advanced, beliald witli what strange surprise, New distant scenes al endless science rise, Pape . X K ,ani I CTW 4 V Q i 1 n 5 1 l 3 2 3 i ,l 5 3 ii 4 1 li i J l r The January Graduates Miss l-lelen l-lanson, senior sponsor, confers vvith Marilyn Schoen- berg, Rita Dubin, Flora Lee Fortes, and Sharlene Seligson, ollicers ol the january Class. Among them they will decide such vital matters as luncheon, menus, prom orchestra, class gilt, and graduation program. All lool4 in joylul anticipation to the merry events that will end one phase ol lile and start another. '94 12 The choice of the seniors lor class ollicers included Four charming young vvomen who seem happily capable of handling their responsibilities. Left to right: Marilyn Schoenberg, secretary, Flora Lea Fortes, treasureri Sharlene Selig- son, vice-president, Rita Dubin, president. The senior committee chair- men smile happily os they plan lor year-end events. Lelt to right: Phyllis Gil- bertson, Social, Sylvia Ash- eron, Alumnif David l-lull, Prom, Soryl liaulman, Cap and Govvnhloan Groenert, Luncheon. SENIOR COMMITTEE MEMBERS TOR ROW: Brown, Rrizant, Melin, Dee, Kahn, Baum, Danohf, Rothstein. SECOND ROW: Kasper, Robinson, Smith, Kulwin, Rotman, l-lauf, Kanzelbaum, Rothman, TI-IIRD ROW1 Broder, Slater, Weiss, Kaufman, Srulovitz, Rawls, Jacoby. BOTTOM ROWQ Miss l-lanson, Stone, Ash- eron, Hull, Oroenert, Gil- be-rtson. DIVISION T36 TOR ROWg Schoenberg, Rotman Me-lin, Rosenffasser Cone, Rane, Rosenberg Schwartz, Carsten, Cnil bertson. SECOND RO JJ: Robinson, Rothman, Ash eran, lfanzelbaum, Kaul man,IWeiSS, Slater McCarthy, Braun, Mrs Nickel. Tl-IIRD RO f. : I-luebner, Cnriilith, Cnraen ert, Smith, Lazarus, Srulo vitz, Ralfoff, Bowen Vileissman, BOTTOM RO N: Oeone, Rrizant, Libal Zinaman, Davis, Dee Seiden. DIVISION Q26 TOR ROWL Cowan, lfahn, l-lull, Cnor don, Baum, Dawes, john son, Butler. SECOND ROW: Marla, Clymer, Levin Stone, Smith, Sroges jordan. Tl-IIRD ROW: Van Overloop, Gould Kasper, jacoby, Burtis Broder, Sorem. BOTTOM ROW: DanoI'l, Dubin, Rothstein Mrs. Dorman, Rawls, Selig son, Fortes. Zz fin f f 1 , - yr :J 5.11111 Q 'r 'ff ,HV TT -,bk gf J.. 4 11 , S 7 '7 1 :Lf 2 f Eff! .12 . AA 4 W i! ,, 1: Z ' :.1. fi 1 'm ia'-1? .' ' .I Ilfggz-QQ XA A -' iz f '- ' 2,155.7 5 Lk V.: - - I r V . J 3 a g,QTP-xii mutt Y e wr I 'M - K 7 YM NS X 'IT 5 may H2 K -.,., gi? if G, 4 is ? I I SYLVIA ASI-IERQN Rose Red Spring Concert Q, Library Assist- ant Q, I-lall Guard 4, SENTINEL rep. 3, 4, Service Girl Q. DAVID BAUM Antlwony Swimming leam Q, 3, 4, Track Team Q, 3, 4, SENTINEL rep. Q. IEVELYN BOWEN Iuliet Service Girl I, Q, 3, StudentCoun- cil Q, G.A.A. I, Spring Concert Q, 4, ,luniorAcl1ievement3. IUDIIH BRGDEIQ Camille Senn I-ligli Sclwool National I-lonor Society, Drama Club Q, 3, 4, FDR. Club 3, 4, Service Girl Q, 3, 4. BUIQI BROWN Clwills and Ilirills SSS 3, Basketball Ieam I, Q, 3, Capt. 4. MALCOLM Pl-IILIP BRQWN Aramis Rangers 3, 4, Safety Unit 3, 4, SENTINEL 3, NAVILLUS rep. I, National l lonor Society, Pres. DQNNA MAE BUIQIIS Meg Spring Concert 4, SENTINEL I, Q, 3, 4, Library Assistant 3, G,A.A. I, Q. 16 , 'Wy Sl-IIIQLEY BUTLER Evangeline Bootli I-lall Guard 4, Spring Concert 4, G.A.A I, Q, 3, Library Assistant 3. RQNALD CAPITOL Samson Football leam 4, I-lall Guards 4. IDALILINE CARSTEN Becky I-lonor Society I, Student Council 3, Service Girl Q, 3, G.A.A. I, Q, Servettes Q, 3. GEQIQGIANA CLYIVIEIQ Sleeping Beauty G.A.A. I, Q, 3, Spring Concert 3, 4, I-Iall Guard Q, 3. ALLAN CCNE D'Artagnan Track Ieam 3, 4, NAVILLUS 3, 4, Projection Crew Q, 3, Intra- mural basketball Q, I-lonor Society 3, 4. GCDIQDQN DANQFI: Nick Crane Ieclwnical l ligli Sclwool, Farragut l'liglw Scliool Student Council 3, I-lall Guard 3, Rille leam 3, 4, Crack Platoon 3. RGBERT A. DAVIS Portlwos I-lall Guard 3. MARYLAHAN DAWES Minerva Honor Society 'l, Q, 3, 4, SENTI- NEL 3, 4, Editor-in-Clwiel 4, Ser- vice Girl 'l, Q, 3, 4, Student Council 'L WARREN DEE Mr. Clwips Rangers Q, 3, 4, Safety Llnit Q, 3, 4, Student Council T 3, 4, SEN- 'l'lNEL rep. 3, Manager, lraclc Team 4. l3llA DUBIN Salome Student Council 'l Q. 3, 4, Masaue and Gavel 3. 4, Spring Concert 3, 4, Honor Society l Q. 3, 4, Class President, National Honor Society. LUANNE FALK Priscilla Library Assistant Q, SSS. - G.A.A. 7, Q, 3. FLQRA LEA FQRTES Amaryllis Service Girl 4, Spring Concert Q, 3, Honor Society l, Q, Class Treas. NICK GEANE Prince Charming Honor Society Q, SENTINEL 3, 4 Student Council 'l Q, 3, 4, pres. 4, Stage Crew Q, 3, 4, National Honor Society. l3HYLLlS GILBERTSQN ,lane Adams G.A.A. 'l, Q, Student Council 1, Honor Society 'l, Q, SSS. Q, Spring Concert Q. T7 LARRY GQRDQN Gulliver Projection Crew 3, 4, NAMlLLLlS 4, Baseball Manager 4, l3asl4et- ball Manager 4. DQNNALEE GQULD Queen ol Slieba Library Assistant 'l, Service Girl Q, Hall Guard 4, Drama Club 3, G.A.A, l, Q. GARQL Gl?ll:l:llH llwemis G.A.A. 4, Q, l-ravel Club 'l, Library Assistant Q, 3, Spring Concertl ,lOAN GRQENERT Ambrosia Honor Society T, Q, 3, 4, Service Girl 3, Hall Guard 4, G.A.A. 'l, Q, National Honor Society. LES GRQSS Miles Glorioso Los Angeles Higli Scliool Football Team 3, ELIZABETH ANN HAUF Queen Elizabetlw Library Assistant l, Q, Lab, Assist- ant 3, G.A.A. 'l, Q, SSS. Q, 3. DQRGTHY HUEBNER Jo G.A.A. l, Q, Student Council 4, Library Assistant 3, Hall Guard 4, Spring Concert 4. 17 DAVID l-lLlLL Apollo Student Council W, Q, 3, 4, Swim- ming leom l, Q, 3, Community Service Leogue Q, SSS. 'l, Q, 3, Mosque 84 Govel. jANlCE JACCBY Cleopotro vlolin Burrouglis junior I-liglw, Los Angeles Luncl'i Guord Q, Service Girl Q, NAVILLUS 4. DONALD lOl-INSON Miles Stondisli Projection Crew Q, 3, 4, lrootboll leom 4, 'lroclc leom l DQLLY JQRDAN Atlonto Gym Leod 'l, Q, 3, 4, Librory Assistcint l, NAVILLUS rep. Q, 3, 4, G.A.A. 'l, Q, -lnrovel Club Q. ED KAl-lN Kid Gololicid Footboll leom 3, 4, I-lull Guord 'l, Q, 3, Student Council 'l, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, MEL KAl-lN Dori Quixote l-loll Guord Q, Rifle Teom Q, Wrestling leom Q, 3. MARS!-lA KANZELBAUM Cloro l3cirton Service Girl 'l, Q, 3, 4, Librory Assistont 3, SENTINEL 4, G.A.A. 'l, Q, Notionol l-lonor Society. 18 ,lACKlE KASPER Concordio Service Girl 'l, Q, 3, 4, SSS. Q, 3, Student Council l, Honor Society 4. SQRYL KAUFMAN Clcire Bootlsi Luce ,l, Q, S9I'VlCG 3, lntrcimurols T. JOAN KULWlN Rondoro Service Girl 'l, Q, 3, 4, G AA. 'l, Q, Student Council T. SANDRA LAZARUS Qplielio Service Girl 'I, Q, Qliiice Girl 3, 4, G.A.A, 'l, Q, NAVILLUS rep. 4. LILA LEVIN llie Cutup Service Girl 'l, Q, Spring Concert i,l-lollGuc1rd 3, FDR. Club 4, RAMQN LEVIN Round, Rougli, ond Reody l-loll Guord l, Q, Wrestling l, Q, 3, 4, Swimming leom l, Q, 3. jANlClf MARK Alice Adoms SENTINEL 4, Student Council Q, Service Girl Q, 3, l-loll Guord 4, Notioncil l-lonor Society. ANN lVlcCAl2'l'l-lY Luna G.A.A. 1, Q. RQBERT lVll3LlN Caesar l'lall Guard 3, 4. MARGARET l5QVvlEl23 Florence Nightingale l-lyde park l-ligh School l'lall Guard Q, Library Assistant 3, Service Girl 4. GERALD PRIZANT -lam Sawyer Projection 3, 4, l-lall Guards Q, Skating leam 3. SARALIE RAKCW Emily Kimbrough G A.A. 'l, SENl'lNEL rep. 'l, Q, Service Girl 4, Masque 3 Gavel 4, l-lall Guard 4. RONALD RANE Sir Walter Raleigh Track 'leam l, Q, Assembly Guard 3, 4, Lunch Guard Q. GEPALDINE RAVVLS Ceil Chapman 'l, Q. JQSEPI-I PIFFNEP Robin l-load Projection Crew Q, 3, 4, Chief 4, 3.3.3 3. FAGA GLQl3lA RQBINSQN Flora l-lanor Society l, Q, 3, 4, G.A.A. 'l, Q, 3.33 Q, 3, 4, Service Girl 'l, Q, 3, 4, National l-lonorgaciety. Dlcli PQSENBEPGA Mercury lrack leam l, Q, l3aketball leam Q, 3, 4, Football leam 3, 4, Skating leam l, Q, 3, 4, Letter- man l, Q, 3, 4. lEl2lQQLD ROSENWASSER Athos Projection Crevv Q, 3, Basketball Qllicial Q, 3, 4, SENTINEL Q, l-lonor Society Q, SENTINEL rep. fl, Q. CARQLE ANN RCDTHMAN Sarah Bernhardt lvlasaue 84 Gavel 3, 4, Socializa- tion 3, 4, Service Girl 'l, Q, 3, G.A.A. l, Q, Student Council l, Q. jEl2l2Y ROTHSTEIN Pagliacci Von Steuben l-ligh School jUDlll-l ANN l2Qll-llVlAN George lfliot G.A.A. l, Q, Service Girl l, Q, 3, 4, SENTINEL 3, 4, National l'lonor Society. 19 ALAN SANDERS Euclid l IaIl Guard 3. IVIARILYN CYNTI-IIA SCI-IQENEERG Portia Service Girl I, Q, 3, 4, S.S.S. Q, I-lonor Society I, G.A.A. I, Q. DAVID SCI-IWARIZ Romeo Farragut I-Iigln Scliool Baslcetball Ieam I, Q, 3, 4, Iennis Ieam 4, Letterman 3, 4. PI-IILIP SEIDEN I-luclc Finn I-Iall Guard I, Projection 3, 4. SI-IARLENE SELIGSGN Carmen I-Iall Guard Q, 3, 4, NAVILLLIS rep. Q, 3, 4, Student Council I, I-Ionor Society Q, Class Vice-Pres. MARY SLAIIER I I Nox 'ig G.A.A. I, Q, E 'gf' DUN SIVIASQN Be I-Iappy-Go-LucI4y Basketball 3- Slcating Ieam I Q 4 Capt 4 I-lall Guar Lunclw Guard 3 Intramural Bas 3, 1 'I i CII nrt 2: 'iq i Q X f qi ke-tball 3. iff ,.'. 7 , 20 if . -1. 'T' e- CAROL SIVIIII-I Little Eva G.A.A. I, Q, GirI's Rille Club 4, Water Ballet Q, SENTINEL rep. 4. LENQRE SIVIIII-I lmlelen ol Iroy Service Girl I, Q, 3, 4, I-Iall Guard Q, 3, SENTINEL rep. I, Q, 4, I-Ionor Society I. PAYE SGREIVI ,Ienny Lind Kelvyn I3arl4 I-Iiglw Sclwool Library Assistant Q, 3, G.A.A. I, Q. FLQRISNCE SRQGES Mona Lisa G.A.A. I, Q, Water Ballet I, Q, Spring Concert 4. MIIQIAIVI SRLILGVIIZ Alice in Wonderland G.A.A. I, Q, 3, Service Girl I, Q, 3, SENTINEL rep. I, Servettes I, Attendance Gllice I. ,IGI-IN SIGLIZ Nereus Franlclin Club 3, 4, Swimming Ieam Q, Student Council Q. I3YRNA LEE SIGNE Delilali Service Girl 3, Qrclwestra 4, Spring Concert Q, 4, Masque 84 Gavel 3, 4, National I-Ionor Society. MARGIE VAN OVERLOOP Little Red Riding Hood G AA. 1, Q. MARGERY E. WEISS Lady Astor G A Hall Guard 3, 4. .A, 'l, Q, Drama Club 3, BARBARA WEISSMAN DianaHGoddess of Hunt G.A.A. 'l, Q, Service Girl l IN? Q, Attendance Qffice Q. GERRY ZIMMER Queen of Hearts G.A.A. 'l, Q. RHILIR ZINGMAN lvan the Terrible Roosevelt High School, luley High School Hall Guard 3. January Graduate Without Picture LARRY CQWAN Good -bye, Sullivan Good-bye to the statue in the hall in front of the office. Good-bye to the pleasant C35 odors emitting from the chemistry room, Adios to Spanish, and au revoir to French. No more Ghost to report the wise sayings of the Jan- uary graduates. Never again will they be sum- moned to Q15 with the feeling of dread in their hearts. Never again will they trudge through the dawn run up the stairs, and find themselves grinning appealingly at Miss Merry from outside the door of Q32 at 7:3'l some icy morning. Forgotten will be the 7:30 Special Health tests, the gruelling hours of football practice, and the thrill of the cheering section at the Senn-Sullivan football games. Left for posterity are the dissected biology frog, the concave cones of geometry, the won- ders of the engines from physics, the carved- up deslq in the SENTINEL office, and one over- vvorlced typevvriter in the NAVILLUS' home. Never forgotten are the movies in 'l37, the aptitude test of Careers, the coping savvs in beloved shop, the rifles of the NRO . Good-bye to the Ritman tests, Miss Kellyls quiet library, Miss Rovver's patient vvorl4 on the schedules, and Miss Colford's instructions at registration time, the climb to the third floor sevving room, the joys of finishing the first soap carving, the first dance in the assembly hall, the first high school hamburger. Hall Guard Q, 4, SENTINEL rep JUNE CLASS OFFICERS STANDING: Claire Solomon, Secretary Beverly Kash, Treasurer. Bob Romain, President. JUNE CLASS CCDMMITTEE Cl-lAll2MEN STANDING' lames l-luenren, Social, Roberta Slcolnilc, Alumnae. SEATED: Udai Brenes, Prom Ken Lewis, Program- ,l3Ann Patton, Luncheon. USO long, - not Good-bye Sometimes the things that stand out loremost in our minds, Are those that in the luture only memories can lind. For memories are what we grasp and silt in luture years, lhe bitter with the sweet, the smiles with the tears. It seems like only yesterday a lreshman group were we, With a whole new world before us ol utmost mystery. programs, dances, brand new classes. swimming pool and loclcer passes. Chemistry classes ol patents muddy, Student Council and 7:30 study. lcontinuecl . . , D SEATED: Dorothy Anderson, Vice- President, TCR RCW: Berlin, l-lershenson, Fox, l-leinernonn,Rerlmon,Klos- lcin, Broun, Romoin. SECCND TCW: Bolobon, Comp, l-lorring- ton, Rosten, Cooper, Colden, Bondy, Seelig. 'll-IIRD RCW: Shopiro, Coron, l-lerbin, Slcolnik, Brovermon, Rose, lionter, Aronson. BCTTCM RCW: Lomer, Tools, Roden, Mr, lkohn, Dicla, lkosh, Solomon, DIVISION Q07 TCR RCW: lsezios, Moges, Rockwell, Mohler, Lohones, Rosen- berg, lxelinson, Carney, Dreger, Cole. SECCND RCW: I-lumon, Brenes, Girrcl-i, Cerch, Cao-er, Solomon Boclene, Engler, Anson. TI-IIRD RCW,- Ridiger, X-Xdelrnon, l-loI- Dern, Delohdntv, Cordon Greenberg, Miss I-lorr. BCTICM RCW! Wollrriinn, Miles Cflord Borsr, Sholer, Sochs, Schle- singer. DIVISICN Q08 llzlj Brook, Rosenfeld, Cold smith, Fronlf, Corlick Cohen, Cole, I-ler.f.fi'f Morgon. SECCND RC ff: Ruttenoerg, Cowrori Re-rsson, Cow, G3'CVi,f' Bloomfield, Koffiti, Tl-IIRD RCA. Ienenbourri, Recd, 4 riot: Morris, Dada, Dc':'d l-logon. BCllCf'A PQ X51 Schonoerg, Forercf Moro, Fisch, Goodric- Brown, Sounders, DIXNXISICIJ Q25 TCP RC N: Sherrrion Holder Reoorrrs I I Rosen, Lyons, I-lueter, Rone, Palumbo. SECOND RC N: Srnoson, Cross, Green, lfoolon, Croig, Lederer, Shooiro, Fox. Tl-IIRD RCW- Coshell, Rortnof, Solomon, Croll Coldber Ro ier, , I F-llr. Rcinnitch. DCIICNI RCNN: Coldloerg, Krernrn, Ldv, Rosernon, Potion, Kohn, Roth. DIVISION Q37 TCP RC ff: Sollind,Uslonder,'lonnen, Weiser, Nelson, Gross, Capitol, Rone. SECCND RCW: St. Bernord, Brosilow, Zoremski, jcicobson, Schwfortzoerg, TI-IIRD RCW: Abrams, Singer, Pinniclc, Boughrnon, Tholen, Robin- son. BCT-ICM RCW: Troub, Touber, Wolgren, Russolcov, Wholen, Mr. Croghon. I i So long, - no We took the good, we took the bod, For suddenly we reolized thot this Wos the lost We leorned the most with whot we hod. Here wos the future tgone was the post. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors . . . ond then, Behind us stonds o Qhopter which will be A Whole new world before us ogoinf remembered forever, By eoch individuol in our closs, whether oport or together. H ll Good-bye What we have to oller to the world is our own choice, But deep Within the heart ol each is rellected the same inward voice. We may forget our algebra, our chem, and l.atin too, But one thing We will never lorget, and thats So thanlw lor the friends, and thanks lor lun, Welll rnalfe you proud ol u5 one by one Cause thats what youlve taught us, and is Why We'll say uso longnn and not, 'lgoodby' the that the Gold and Blue. Rhodc Nelson ROBERTA ABRAIVIS Salt and Repper Library Assistant I, l-lall Guard 'l, Q, 3, SSS I, Q, Service Girl 3. NATALIE ADELIVIAN Reaclwes and Cream Austin l-liglw Scliool Service Cuirl 4. ANDY ALEXANDER lest 'lubes and Clwess lvloves I-lall Guard 'l, l:.D.R. Club 'l, Pro- jection Crevv 3, Student Council Q. DQRQII-IY ANDERSON Buzzin' Around Student Council 'l, Q, 3, 4, Salety Unit 3, 4, Baton Corps 'l, Q, 3, 4, I-Ionor Society 'l, Q, 3, Socializa- tion 3, 4. BILL ANSQN Headlines and Deadlines Rangers Q, 3, 4, SENTINEL Sports Editor 4, Safety Unit Q, 3, 4, Student Council I IVIILDRED ARNQII Teddy Bears and Tally Apples Luncli Guard Q, NAVILLUS rep. 4. SQNDRA ARQNSQN lfverybody's Ral Service Girl I, 3, G.A.A. 'l, Spring Concert Q. 26 JUDY BACLENE Craclcling Air and Flaslwing Blades NAVILLUS rep. 'l, Q, 3, Service Girl I, Q, 3, Gym Leader I, Q, G.A.A. 'l, SSS. I, Q, 3. MQRT BALABAN Flasliy Cars and Smokerslaclcets Projection Crew 'l, Q, 3, 4, Spring Concert Q, Tennis leam Q, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Lab. Assistant Q. SIQAN BAUGI-IIVIAN Blue Skies and Clieery Eyes St. Gregory l-liglw Scliool STANTON BERLIN Darl4 Rooms and Negatives SENTINEL 3, 4, l:ranl4lin Club 4, Wrestling 'leam Q, Rliotograplwy Club 1, Q, 3, NAVILLUS 4. IANET BERTI-IQLD White Camelias and Rink A-ngoras Baton Corps 'l, Q, 3, 4, Student Council 'l, Q, SENTINEL rep. 3, I-lall Guard 3. JEAN BLOOMFIELD Love l-lappy Service Girl Q, 3, 4, SSS. Q, 3, 4, GAA. 1, Q, NAVILLUS 4, BILL BCDNDY -lraclcDustandClweeringCrovvds 'lraclc 'leam I, Q, 4, Lettermen's Club, I-lall Guard I, Q, 3. MARY jANE BORST Little and Lithe G.A.A. 'l, Q. FRED BRAUN Type Lice ancl Printers lnk Senn l'ligh School Franklin Club 3, 4. AUDREY BRAVERMAN l-loop Skirts and Bustles Service Girl 1, Q, 3, 4, l-lonor Society 'l, 3, l-lall Guard 4, G.A.A. 'l, Spring Concert Q. LlDAl BRENES Cashmere Sweaters and Football Letters Baton Corps T, Q, 3, Treasurer 4, Socialization 3, Rres. 4, Student Council 3, 4, SENTINEL 3, 4, Service Girl 'l, Q, 3, 4, NAVlL- LUS 4. AL BROOK Something Special Projection Crew Q, 3, 4. BARBARA BROSILOW Silk l-lose and Rretty Clothes Von Steuben l-ligh School SENTINEL 3 ,4, l-lonor Society 3. KEITH BROWN The Best in the West CAROLE CAMP Latest Styles in Argyles Escanaba l-ligh School RUSS CARNEY loo Good to be True MARVIN COHEN Sports' Glamor Boy Basketball learn Q, 3, 4, l-lall Guard Q. DAVID COLE Nails and Snails and Ruppy Dog -lails Track 'l, Q, 3, Swimming Q, 3, Football 3, 4, Student Council 'l, ,Q Socialization Q, 3. LEONARD COLE Oils and Goils l-lall Guard Q. JOY COOK The joy oi Living G A.A. 1 Q, ALLEN COOPER Scoop With 'Coopi' l-lonor Society l, Q, Projection Crew 3, 4, SENTINEL 3, 4. 27 GIEQRGIA ANN CRAIG White Chilton and Forget-Me-Nots Service Girl 3, G.A.A. 'I. RIIA DELAI-IANIY Chintz Skirts and Peasant Blouses Lunch Guard 3, 4, Servettes Q, 3, 4, Service Girl 3, Librarian Q. jQANN DIAMQND So Sanely Mad G.A.A. 'I, Q, Service Girl 3, 4, S55 i, Q, 3. ED DICK Deadeye Diclc Basketball Team Q, 3, 4, Baseball -Ieam 3, 4, Stage Crew I, Q, 3, 4. ,IACK DREGEI2 Canadian Ace I-Iall Guard 'I, Q, Football -Ieam 4, Division Rres. Q, 3, 4. BONNIE ENGLER Candlelight and Red Roses SENTINEL 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 3, NAVILLUS rep. I, Bridge Club 'I, Q. DONALD EIJSIEIN Master oi all Trades Projection Crew 'I, Q, 3, 4, SSS. 'I. JIM FISCI-I WhizABest There Is SSS. Q, Lab. Assistant 3, 4, NAVILLUS rep. 3, SENTINEL rep. Q, Division Pres. 3. JACK FQREMAN The World at his Feet Baslfetball 'Ieam 3, 4, Football Ieam 4, Baseball 3, 4, projection Crew Q, 3, 4, Lab. Assistant 'I. ,IIM FQX I-Ie Covers the News and Shoots Away Blues Camera Club 'I, I-Iall Guard 'I, SENTINEL 4, Crack platoon 'I, Q, 3, 4. BILL ITQX Super Salesman Swimming Team I, Q, 3, 4, I-Iall Guard Q, 3, SENTINEL rep. 3, 4, Lettermen's Club Q, 3, 4, Lunch Guard 'I, Q. RQNALD FRANK Lite Is So Wonderful I'IaII Guard Q, 3. MYRLE GABIER I-Iome Runs and Settling Dust Franlclin Club 3, 4, Baseball Team Q, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, SSS. 'I, Q, 3. SQNIA MARIE GARCI-IYN Model Miss Service Girl 4. RQBERI GARLICK A Friend Indeed Football leam 3, 4. BETTY GASKELL And Everything Nice Rroviso High School Lunch Guard 4. EVE GAYIVIQNI Gay As Can Be SENTINEL 3 4, Service Girl Q 3, 4, Q 3, Student Council Q, 3, Division Vice-Rres. 3 RQGER GERCI-I Consideration ana Deliberation Slcating I-eam Q, 3 4. SHIRLEY jEAN GIEEQRD Hearts and Flowers Harding junior High School Honor Society, gamma 3, 4, Hall Guard Q, Qtlice Assistant 3, CLARENCE GIRICH Sweat Socl4s and Cleats Harrison High School Rangers Q, 3, 4, Safety Unit Q, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, lraclc 4, Q, 4, Letterman 'l, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil Q, 3. EUNICE GQLDBERC3 Blaclc-Eyed Susans and Shimmering Rearls Ci.A.A. 'lf Service Girl 4, Honor Society 3, Spring Concert 'l, 3. SYDELL GQLDBERG Big Sombreros and Cupid's Arrows lVliami Beach High School Marshall High School Service Girl i, Q, Hall Guard 3, Lunch Guard 3, WALTER CUQLDBERG lhat Certain Rhythm Salety Llnit Q, 3, 4, Drum and Bugle Corps Q, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, SID GQLDEN Gilts From The Gods Farragut High School Hall Guard 4, SSS. 'l. BRUCE GQLDSIVIIIH lhat Flashing longue Service Boy 1, Q, 3, SENTINEL 3, Division Rres. 3, SHELDQN GQQD I Shirts and Trophies Student Council Q, 3, 4, Football leam 3, 4, Swimming Team Q, Rroiection Crew 'l, Q, 3, 4, Social- ization Q, 3, 4, ELLIQI GOGDMAN Professor ol Rersonalities Stage Crew 'l, Q, 3, 4, Student Council 3, SSS. 1, lravel Club 'l, RIIA GQRAN Sophisticated Lady LibraryAssistantQ,3,ServiceGirl 4, Bridge Club W, Spring Con- cert 3. 29 CYNTI-IIA JUAN GORDON Cosmopolitan Miss Austin High School ROBERTA GRAFF Smooth and Shy Riding Club 3, G.A.A. T, Service Club 3, Hall Guard Q. GAIL ELLYEN GREEN RacI4ets and Braclcets Travel Club T, Hall Guard Q, 3, Spring Concert 'I. BARBARA GREENBERG I-leart ol Gold Library Assistant I, Q, 3, Hall Guard Q, Bridge Club 3, G.A.A, 'I, Q. ELAINE GRGSS High Heels and High Ideals Hall Guard T, Q, 3, Service Girl 3, 4, Lunch Guard 3, Spring Con- cert 3, 4. RHYLLIS HALRERN Giggles and Gum Library Assistant T, Service Girl Q, Hall Guard 3, 4, G.A.A. 'l, Spring Concert Q. GEGRGE HAIVIBACH Touchdovvns and Adhesive Tape Football Team 4. f , N , it ,.,, . L I I NW ,MM LA. 30 Z I .1 LI LAWRENCE I-I. I-IANAU I-lot Rods and Rinups Track Team 'I, Q, Lab. Assistant Q, Football Team 4. JEAN HARRINGTGN Horses Hools and Movie Boolcs Baton Corps 'I, Q, 3, 4, Spring Concert Q, GirI's Rifle Team 3. RGBERT G. HEINEMANN A Dimple on the Chin Means a Devil Within Lane Technical High School Football Team 4, Hall Guard 4, NAVILLUS 4. CYNTI-IIA I-IERBIN Brash Lashes Service Girl Q, 3, 4, G.A.A. 'I, Water Ballet 'l, S.S.C.C. 3. LCDREN HIERSHIENSGN Romantic Antics Projection Crew Q, Hall Guards Q, 3, Assembly Hall Guard 3, Wrestling Team Q, Spring Con- cert Q. RICHARD HERWITT Sports and Tvveeds Svvimming Team 3, 4, S.S.S. 3, SENTINEL 3, 4, Rrojection Crevv Q, 3, 4. JERRY HGFFIVIAN Retite Lasses With Wooden Passes I:ranI4Iin Club Q, Hall Guard Q 4. RUTH E. HGFEIVIANN Darlq and Dreamy Library Assistant 'l, Hall Guard Q, 3, Servette 4, Student Coun- cil 4. DOROTHY HQGAN A Cliarming Little I-lwing Baton Corps Q, 3, 4, Student Council Q, 3, 4, Servette Q, 3, Lunclri Guard Q, 3. VIAIVIES R. HUENTEN Spats and Wallcing Sticlcs Honor Society 'I, Q, 3, 4, Ranger Q, 3, 4, Safety Unit Q, 3, 4, NAVILLUS rep. 3, Division Rresi- dent 4. DAVID HUSMAN Sure -Ibing Hall Guard Q, 3, 4, SENTINEL rep. Q, NAVILLUS rep. 3, Lunclw Guard 3, Honor Society W, Q, 3, CLAIRE JACOBSCDN Rowder pulls and Nlinlf Mufti Senn Higlw Sclwool SHERRIE ANN KAHN -lip-Top and Terrific Miami BeacI1HigI'iScIiooI Service Girl Q, 3, 4, NAVILLUS editor 4, SSS. 'I, Q, SENTINEL 3, Honor Society. BERYL RHGDA KANIGR Spangles and Bangles Service Girl Q, 3, 4. jG ANNE KAPLAN Burning Leaves and Rustling Trees Service Girl 3, Riding Club 3, LibrarianQ,HaIIGuard3,G.A.A. 'l. BEVERLY KASH Blue Liglwts and Smol4e Rings SENTINEL 3, 4, NAVILLUS 3, 4, Maiorettes Q, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Hall Guard 3. BUD KELINSGN Rigslcin Passes and Little Lasses Student Council 'I, Q, 3, 4, Hall Guard I, Q, 3, 4, Football Team Q, 3, 4, Track Team 'l, Q, Letter- man's Club Q, 3, 4. JERRY KERI2 Long and Strong Hall Guard 1,LuncIw Guard Q, 3. GEORGE KEZIOS Sober Sideliglit Stage Crew 1, Q, 3, 4, Qrclwestra Q, 3. DICK KLASKIN Elasliing and Daslwing Student Council 'I, SSS. Q, Hall Guard Q, 3, 4, Wrestling Team 3, Spring Concert Q. SI-IERLIN KOWITT Raise, Trace, and CIW, What a Eace NAVILLUS 4, SENTINEL 3, 4, Service Girl 3, 4, lvlimeo Service 3, 4. 31 NANCY KREIVIM Sweet and Lovv Fenger High School JAMES LAHANES Rumble Seats and lracl4 Meets Amundsen High School Football leam 4, Franldin Club Q, 3, 4, LQRRAINE LAMET Vim and Vigor Studentfouncil l, Q, 3, 4, Social- ization 3, 4, SENTINEL 3, 4, Masaue and Gavel 3, 4, Service Girl Q, 3, 4. LUIS NQRRICE LAV Palette and Brush Hall Guard Q, 3, Assembly Guard 3, C3.A.A, 'l, Q, SSS. 3. BQNNA LEDERER Blacl4 Velvetand Pearl Cholfers SENIINEL3,4,AttendanceQlIice l, Q, Honor Society 3, 4, Service BARBARA LEVIN Put the Blame on Mame Service Girl l, Q, Library Assist- ant 'l, G.A.A. 'l. KENWOOD LEWIS Sports Writeups and Winners Cups Rangers 3, 4, Salety Llnit 3, 4, Honor Society l, Q, 3, 4, SEN- TINEL 4. 32 ,IIERRY LINDSIRQM A Good Man ls Hard lo Find l:ranl4lin Club Q, 3, 4. BARBARA LIPMAN Life ol the Party Mimeo Service 3, 4, Service Girl 3, 4, SENTINEL rep. 'l, 4, SEN- TINEL 4. MICHAEL M. LYQNS Cheerful Smiles and Masculine Wiles Rangers Q, 3, 4, Honor Society 'l, Q, 4, Qrchestra l, Q, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, lennis -leam Q, 3, 4. DAVE MAGES Shining Swords and Brass Buttons Lake Forest Academy HQWARD MAHLER Friendly Grins and Corny slolfes Senn High School Football Team 3, 4, Hall Guard l, Q, 3, 4, NAVILLUS 3, 4, SENTINEL Q. KAE MANNING Lip prints and powder Pulls Socialization Q, 3, 4, Division Vice-Pres. 3, Student Council 3, Hall Guard 3. RQNALD MQRA Startingly Stupendous Reader Representative I GRIFFITI-I MGRGAN Red-I-leaded Queens- Skating leam Q, 3, SENTINEL rep. 4, Dance Band 4, Socialization 4. PI-LIL MGRGAN .. . And Eaded Blue leans Skating leam Q, 3, Swimming Team 3, Luncli Guard 3. ELEANGR MARIE MGRRIS Sunkissed Gym Leader I, Q, 3. 4, G.A.A. SI, Q, 3, Service Girl 3. BEVERLY NEEIER Slwort and Snappy Service Girl 'I, Q, G.A.A. l, I-Iall Guard Q, Library Assistant I RI-IGDA NELSON Brigl1tLigl'its in All I-Ier Rligriti Baton Corps Q, 3, 4, SENTINEL 3, Service Girl Q, 3, SSS 3, Drama Club Q. MARTIN NEWMAN NA'ide Gpen Spaces For Boys Wbo Go Rlaces Elgin Academy Tennis Team 4. DON OLSEN Track Slrioes and Eootball I-Ielmets Track -Ieam 'I, I-lall Guard Q, 4, Football -leam 4. MICI-IAEL RALLIMBG loast ol tlie lown I-Iall Guard Q, Football leam 4, Student Council 3. ,IO ANN PAITON Slwarp and Sweet Gym Leader I, Q, 3, 4, Servette Q, 3, 4, SENTINEL 3, 4, GAA. I JAMES A. PEIUONIS Sparkling Spikes and Catcliers Mitts I'lonor Society I, Q, 3, 4, Stage Crew Q, 3, 4, Baseball Team 3, 4, NAVILLUS rep, 'I, I-Iall Guard Q. WILLIAM PERLMAN Mortar and Restle Eranklin Club 3, 4, I-Iall Guard I VIRGINIA RERSSGN Red, I-Iot, and Blue Student Council Q, 3, 4, Baton Corps l, Q, 3, Captain 4, NAV- ILLLJS 3, 4, SSS. Q, 3. SI-IEILA PINNICK Stars in I-Ier Eyes S.S.S. 3, I-Iall Guard Q, Service Girl 4, Drama Club I SANDY PQDALL Good Iliings Are Easy to Like Eoreman I-Iigli Scliool Service Girl Q, 3, SSS. Q, 3, l'lalI Guard 3, 4. DQNNA PGRTNQY Busy As a Bee Service Girl 3, 4, I-Ionor Society 3, Attendance Qhfice I, Q, 3, 4, Student Council Q, G.A.A. 'l, Q. ALAN PRICE Matinee Idol Qrchestra 4, Rroiection Crew Q. DAVID RADEN DarI4 and Dashing Roosevelt I-Iigh School, Los Angeles Intramural Basketball Q. SI-IERWIN RANE Assembly Guard Q, 3, 4, Lunch Guard 3, 4, Football Manager 3. JACQLIELINE RAPIER Spotlights and Grease paint Maine Township I-Iigh School Spring Concert Q, 3, 4, Water Ballet Q, I-Iall Guard Q, 3, SSS. 3. ,IEANNIE READ Five Foot Iwo, Eyes ol I3Iue Service Girl 3, 4, G.A.A. 'l, Q. PATRICIA RIDIGER Winsome Ways G.A.A. I, Library Assistant 3. ROBERT RQCKWELL Left Irlanlcs and Llnilorm Ranks Crack Rlatoon 'I, Q, 3, 4, I-Iall Guard 'l, Q, 3, 4, Safety Unit 3, SSS. 'I, ROBERT RQMAIN lall, Darlc and Terrific I-Iall Guard I, Q, Lunch Guard Q, Student Council 'I, Q, 3, Football 'Ieam 4, Stage Crew 'I, Q, 3, Manager 4. RITA RQSIE Soft Lights and Sweet Music G.A,A. 'l, Q, 3, I-Iall Guard Q, 3, Library Assistant Q, Lunch Guard 3. NANCY RQSEMAN Airs and Flairs Service Girl 3, 4, SSS. l, Library Assistant Q, SENTINEL 4. IRWIN G. ROSEN The Right Guy NEAL ROSENFELD I-'Iappy Daze and Camera Craze Projection Crew Q. CARL ROSENBERG I-lead in the Clouds I-Iall Guard Q. MARClA ROSTEN Scissors and Raste SEN'l'lNEL 3, 4, Masque and Gavel 3, Student Council 3, 4, Service Girl Q, 3, 4. RQBERTA jEAN ROTH Vim, Vigor, and Q What a Gal SENTINEL 3, 4, NAVILLUS 4, Service Girl l, Q, 4, Library As- sistant 'l, Q, Attendant Qhfice 3, LEWIS RUSSAKOV Master ol Many Fields FRED RUTTENBERG The Mind ol the limes Evanston Township l-ligh School l-lall Guard Q, 3, 4, Football learn 4. LAWRENCE RYAN lalce It Easy St. George l-ligh School, St. Gregory l-ligh School LQIS SACl'lS Gold Compacts and Cinnamon Candy Service Girl 'l, Q, 3, Socialization 4, Drama Club 3, SHELDGN SAGAN l-le Tops them All Lunch Guard 'l, Q, l-lall Guard Q, Assembly Guard Q, Spring Con- cert 3, Y? AR SANDY SALKIND Rhythm in l-lis Soul Roosevelt l-ligh School Cl-lARLES SAUNDERS Gil and Easel Rrojection Crevv Q, 3, 4, Spring Concert Q, l'lonor Society Q, 3. BARBARA SCHLESINGER Keen and Serene l-lall Guard 3, Service Girl Q, 3, G,A.A. Q. ALBERT SCHONBERG Magic Fiddle Qrchestra 'l, Q, 3, 4. SANDRA SCHWARTZBERG Swinging on a Star South Shore l-ligh School EDR. Club 4, WALTER SEELIG Keen Wit, Sure l-lit l-lall Guard 3, 4, S.S.S. 3, Wrest- ling Q, Student Council 4. LONNELLE SETTLES Southern l-lospitality Crestview l-ligh School, Florida CARQLE SI-IALEI Sunny Side Up G-AJS I, Q, GirI's Riile Ieam 4 Service Girl Q, 3, 4, BERNY SI-IARIRG Silent Type QrcI'1estra1,Q, 3, 4, Dance Band Q, 3, Intramural Basketball Q, I-IaII Guard Q. LQNA SI-IARIRG Coketails For Iwo Service Girl 'I, Q, I-IaII Guard Q, 3, G.A,A. 'I. FERN SHERMAN Wbims and Wiles Service Girl 3. STAN SI-IERIVIAN Drawing Boards and Souped-Up Eords Senn I-IigI'1ScIiooI Projection Crew Q, Student Coun- cil 3, I-IaII Guard Q, 3, Intra- mural Basketball Q. IIIVI SEIIVLEY Army Jackets and Gunpowder Rackets Eranklin Club Q, 3, 4, Salety Unit Q, 3, 4, Nco Club Q, 3, Command- ing Qllicer 4, RiIIe Team Q, 3, 4. JILL SINGER Clicking Needles and Bobbing Bobbins Service Girl I, G.A.A. 'I. 36 I ROBERTA SKOLNIK Eads and Fashions Service Girl 'I, Q, 3, 4, G.A.A. 'Ii RidingCIub3,SEN-IINEL3,I'Ionor Society 'I, Q, 3. NANCY SIVIIII-I Small, But Oh Myl Service Girl 'I, Q, 3, 4, SSS- 'If Q, 3, Einance Department Q, 3, Student Council Q, 3, CLAIRE SGLGIVIGN Stutl and Nonsense I-IaII Guard 3, 4, SENTINEL 4, SSS. 'I, Q, 3, I-Ionor Society 'I, Q, 3, Service Girl 'I, Q, 3, 4. DAVIDA SOLOMON Book Leaves and Riano Keys SENTINEL 3, 4, I-Ionor Society I, Q, 3, Service Girl Q, 3, G.A.A. 'I. VIGYCE SQLGIVIQN Twinkle Toes Library Assistant 3, SSS. 'I, Q, 3, Booster Club 3, 4, G.A,A. 'I. IVIARY SI. BERNARD Big Grins and Eew Sins Lake View I'IigIw Sclwool Service Girl 4, NAVILLLIS 4, G.A.A, I SPENCER SIRELLIS Iropical IVIoon and Iurbulent Waters Wasbington I-Iigin ScI1ooI, Guam Eootball 4. DAVIDA SUSSMAN Firesides ond Frosted Windows Von Steuben l-ligh School Service Girl 3, 4, l-lonor Society 3. CHARLES TANNEN Noughty But Nice S.S.S. l, Q, 3, Lunch Guord Q, 3, l-loll Guord 4. SANDRA TAUB Gentle jibes Librory 'l, Q, SSS, W, Qllice Girl 3, Spring Concert 3. BARBARA TALJBLR Ginger Snope ond Cot Nope Librory Assistont l. Q. 3, 4, G.A.A. l. Witty ond Wise G.A.A. 'l, Q, Librory tsziztont SONDRA TENENBAUM A . 3, Q, 3, Riding Club Q. Queen of Spades Servettes Q, 3, G.A. . W. CAROL THOLEN A LGIS TRAUB Croclding Fires ond Sultry Evenings StudentCouncil 3, l-loll Ciuord 3, 4, Service Girl l, Q, 3, S.S.S. Q 3, Dromo Club 'l. IRA USLANDER Boots ond Soddles lroclc -leom l, Q, Boseboll -leom Q, Stoge Crevv 4, Lettermenis Club'l, Q, 3, 4. HGWARD WALDER Dribbles ond posses Boslcetboll lecim 3, 4, Letterrnon 3, 4, lntromurol l3osl4etboll Q. PAUL WALGREN ldol of lVlony Eyes l-loll Guard Q, 3, Swimming Teom l, Q, 3, Lettermen's Club Q. RLlll-l VVALLMAN Beouty ond Broins lomes Monroe l'ligh School ALVIN WUNBERG jolces ond Smokes l-'loll Guord l, Q. DUN WElSl3R Shoving Lotion ond Rerpetuol lVlotion l'loll Guard 1, Q, 3, 4, SENTINEL rep. 'l, Q, 3, Student Council Q, NAVILLUS rep. 4. jAIvlES WI-IALEIXI l've Cuot the World on o String St. Rotriclq l'ligh School 37 F, DOROTHY ZAREIVISKI Slender, Tender, and Oh What a Oal NAVILI-US 4, Student Council 3, Service Oirl Q, 3, Masque and Oavel 3, 4, Socialization Q, 3, 4. JUNE GRADUATES WITI-IOUT PICTURES PIERRETTE BERUBE GERALD IVIIZEL EDWARD GREENE DAWN ROBINSON 'P Ma Smile, SULLIVAN! Now, Hold It! Q f S rbi! I DIVISION 'IO6 TOP ROW: Smith, Arenson, Klier Watson, Weppner, Kirlci patrick, Simpson, Berns, Fogelson. SECOND ROW: Borst, Davis, Svvitkin, GiII Block, Rubens, Goldman, Mrs, Spooner. TI-IIRD ROW: Kohn, Sachnott, Borst, Lev- inson, Novak, Frydman, S' I ieoe, BOTTOM ROW: Blume, Stein, Carava Richards, Erkes, Morris, Moore. DIVISION 108 TOR ROW: Shae-Her, Bass, Oagerman, I-Iope, Dahl, Kuhn, Glenn, Schetfres, Fisher. SECOND ROW: Rosenberg, Van I-Ialter, Feinberg, Smith, Smith. TI-'IIRD ROWQ Bennett, I-Iurvvitz, Victor Manzals, Janson, Deddo Mrs. Walser. BOTTOM ROW: Kvvate, Felt, Dubin, Fein stein, Schwartz, Weinstein Leibovitz. I I DIVISION 110 TOP ROW: Bcheff Apple, Freeman, DOrdICl4, Sghgrl Cghenl Kanar, jacobs, Gey, SECOND ROW: Waldlogel, Messer, Krololl, O'Dovvd, Lav, Greenspan, May, Rassin. Tl-IIRD ROW: I-logon, Bluestone, Ost- feld, Berke, Roller, Gelin, Mr. Dunne. BOTTOM ROW: O'Brien, Anderson Raauin, O'Connor, Fraf lick, Goldman, Drebin. DIVISION 194 TOP ROW: Mandel, Katz, Doran Loranger, Smith, liouralas Serlin, Riglv, Schellv. SECOND ROW: Leader, Salomon, Rinski Roser, Millman, Wallace Spal4, Liebschutz, llolish. Tl-IIRD ROW: Watson, Neumann, llcer Eligelman,ZaIon,Vl.'agner Mrs. Kustner. BOTTOM ROW: Wyant, Davis, Neuse-I Babian, Chapman, Cohen Ehman. DIVISION 195 TOP ROW: Coover, Benge, I-lurfvitz Brandt, Foss, Rolloclf, Col ber, Pincus. SECOND ROW: Kramer, Rabinovitz, Alder man, Ellelsen, Mr. You mans. TI-IIRD ROW: Noble, Kettering, Landon Fraser, Gordon, Faberson Dvore. BOTTOM ROW: Dillon,VVeinstein,'J:. halen Talmy, Gordon, Nachen berg, Small. DlVlSlON135 TOR ROW: Thomas, Rosenbaum Broder, Lipson, Kamen Bernstein, Rabinovitz, Lahtinen, I-lille. SECOND ROVV: Begoun, Berns, Weinberg Ruther, Abrahams, Levine Norehad, Miss O'Brien. Tl-IIRD ROW: Weisman, Kullberg, Hall- ner, Seayrs, Overton, Fein- stein, Ades, Rich. BOTTOM ROW: Goodman, Young, Craig, Roteshman, Bell, Gottse- gen, Schramm. DIVISION 139 P ROW TO : Kupperman, Schwartz, Kohl, Sobel, Ross, Abrams, Loundy, Gordon, From- loerg. SECOND ROW: Schwilk, Nashban, Ginnis, Spiwak, Renard. Tl-IIRD ROW: Wallace, Johnson, Walt- zer, Lav, Rortnoy, Van l-lalter, BOTTOM ROW: Lerner, Matros, Knolan, Doneti,Mosse,Rosenbaum, I-lncrremnn. 1 I ve, DIVISION 141 TOP ROW: Mann, Weinstein, lfvenst- ler, Ialollowick, RotenberQf Frank, Schwartz, Jones, Dalbey, Kenigsberg. SECOND ROW: Farrell, Feldman, Brown, Bendig, Asher, W9IS5f Cooper, Craig, Struter. THIRD ROW: Podell, Sokolohf, Zamdst, I-lorwich, Dennen, Schaff- ner, Barry, Grubb. BOTTOM ROW: Brody, MacDonald, I-Iauser, Stoneheld, Gold, Needlman, Miss Ford. DIVISION QDQ TOP ROW: Lewin, Young, Smulivitz, Peck, Durphy, Zielinski, Ferber, Kerr. SECOND ROW: Fenig, Ascher, Chalmers, Parker, Origsby, Aberman, Mizel. BOTTOM ROW: Smolen, Zelf, Dordek, Schnable, Norehad, Rob- inson, Byron. DIVISION Q05 TOP ROW: Eckerling, Miller, Schwartz, Ointzler, Sachs, O'Brien, Appel, jacobs, I-lorwitz. SECOND ROW: Telengater, Fine, Levine, Cieitner,Weinberg,Weiss. Fromberg, Nechin. Tl'-IIRD ROW: Olive, Yohanna, Becker, Baurn,Stone,Lorch,Wenig, Murowitz. BOTTOM ROW: Stein, Scott, Salins, Rosen Feld, Kohl, Nivut, Younger ITIOFI. DIVISION Q00 TOP ROWI: Templer, Arden, Pliner, Dworkin, Schwartz, Som- uelson, Fletcher, Troy. SECOND RONN: Mclxane, Bingley, Gold- berg. Tl-IIRD ROW: Manowitz, Lang, Little, Vogel, Golden, Becker, Miss Leonard. BOTTOM ROW: DeSmet, Pigott, Schau- macher, Holleb, Robert- son, Broaddus, Cnelland. DIVISION Q09 TOP ROW: Maurodian, Dekker, Kas- per, johnson, Ades, Losch, Berz, Spurling. SECOND ROW: Bachman, Rees, Ouigley, Libby, Bryant. Tl-IIRD ROW: Rubin, Backer, Freeman, Frankel, Martinson, Rosen- berg. BOTTOM ROW: McDonnell, Kolber, Miss Mcllvain, I-Iarris, Oaiber, Smith. Li v EJICIQ 2'IU TCP RCW: Chauncey, Franl4, Berman, Leonard, Disraeli, Potesh- man, Bigby, Feldman. SECOND RCW: Fishman, Kaplan, I-lamilton, Bender, Brichta, Flury, Pugh. Tl-llRD RCW: Barnett, .le-ns, Kaplan, Bronn, Richmond, Funt. BOTTOM RCW: Fleischer, Arenson, Seaol, Fink, Cole, Mrs. Creati. DIVISION Q11 TOP ROW: Campbell, Eorlix, Blumen- thal, Butler, Meyer Bleelcer, Roth. SECOND RCW: Levinson, Goldstein Krakow, Lubin, Smith Cabrielson, Arnowitz Mrs. Moody, Calterata. Tl-IIRD RCW: Robin, Feinberg, Loselrl C ldman, lfiohlman Bfnondt, Berlcson, Moss. BCTTCM ROW: Sheinberg, Bloomlield Putt, Molnar, Siegrngn Soltzman, Badol. DIVISION Q73 TCP RCW: Fisher, Daniels, Sparling Shields, Baer, Russatorf Ticktin, Cvis, Mis Moloney, SECOND RCVJ: Taglia, Slott, Shapiro Sheer, I-lenley, Reiehert Simons. I-lendrickson. Tl-IIRD RCW: Leib, Bloom, Soskin Becker, lNolIe, Richmond Futterman, BCTTCM RC JJ: McCarthy, Enerson, Ben jamin, Frank, Le-fin, .Was singer, jablowich. DIVISION Q17 TOP RCVVZ Karson, Even, Neiss, Gold- stein, Sclwwartzberg Epstein, Ruth, Nagel, SECOND ROW: Gotteiner, Lavey, Strauss Fried, Roser, Laser Richard, Schmit, TI-IIRD ROW: Zeman, Piclaer, Lazar, Aronson, Satin, Shlfoler Spangenberg, Perryman. BOTTOM ROW: Schoenberger, Bleivveiss, Petersen, Alaynicln, Good- man, Pollan, Libby. DIVISION QQQ TOP ROW: Lieskin, Ruthstein, Fogel, Kapsaris, Pratt, Gahogan, Coaim, Gutner, Edelstein, lsenberg. SECOND ROW: Gundersen, I-Iayot, I-less, Axelrod, Bernardt, Crevis- ton, Brown, Tonkin, Edgins. Tl-IIRD ROW: Normiera, Goodson, Blue- stein, Cohen, l-Iandler, Mendelsohn, Lustig, Degratl, Archer. BOTTCM ROW: Robins, Kettlelcamp, Nie- lander, Freides, Levine, Opprnan, Mrs. I-lay. Mason, Baygood, I-lemon, 1 1 1 c 1 DIVISION Q27 TOP ROW: Zaret, Roth, Linslcy, Wish ner, l-lollman, Stern, Stein man, SchaFf, SECOND ROW: Schuepp, Tomlinson Spivaclf, Zechman, Clarke Rice, Wilsonl? Tl-HRD ROW: Weber, Stupner, Stanton Weitzman, Sweetow, Troy Wolf. BOTTOM ROW: Wiklors, Shellovv, Weiner Terry, Steinberg, Stein. DIVISION Q32 TOP ROW: lacobson, l-loyle, Walsh, Carleton, Levenson l Coburn, Simon, Foreman, Leonard. SECOND ROW: Sentman, Satter, Simon Nokas, Paige, Ohanesian, Kohler, Sanford, MacCoy. Tl-HRD ROW: Gean, Papenhausen, johnson, Theobald, Sand- ler, Eilurin, Cain, Rawls, BOTTOM ROW: Marlcs, Dorlrnan, Beclc, Schoenberg,MaIlcin,l-loFl- man. DIVlSION Q34 TOP ROVV. Shulrnan, Nliller, l-loltman, Thompson, Mever, Ecker- ling, Sussman, Cardott, SECOND ROW: Passman, Blazer, Ontman, l-lanok, Asher, Larson, Tl-llRD ROWH Trace, Oreensoon, Rappa- port, Soinlqs, Ades, Marx. BOTTOM ROM: l-lartman, Bernstein, Reed, Wasserman, Goddess, Bar- bal4oPF. DIVISION Q35 TOP ROW: Sider, ,laffe Lipoman Thompson Eaissler Sheclx lxlua, Oralrf. SECOND ROXX: Motankw Ball klacobson lxatisins Price, l-lollander, l-larmon Tl-HRD ROXX: Bobroxx, Schectman Fink, Scher Lee, Bla:-ek, Blaze-L, BOTTOM ROXX: Broun, Lieberman Exer- Stein lX4r. Bucllex BreSS Hose-man, DlX'lSlON S36 TOP ROXN: MarLs, Rrpszein Binder, -Xl-exander Mines fvlit- :hel Oaxxsner PQQLS, SECOND ROM: Tzinberg Skurie Baker, Ehrlich, Tl-HRD ROW: Neurter Weinstein EE'lCl1lV'lQGV, 5lQ5pi Engleg BOTTOM ROXN: Rose-nneld Shops Simon -lC'fdJn Corell Geisinger I 1 TOP ROW: Freeman, Ouigley, Fritz- shall, Berglund, Bland, Cohen, Riesberg, Kaplan. SECOND POW: Martin, Freeman, Oood, Turlq, l-laase, hlupendinlc, Speiael, Krechman. Tl-HRD ROW: Diamond, Rotman, Robbins, Chalmers, Young, Dick, Gannon. BOTTOM IQOXN: Wfhitacre, Mack, Blimberg, Miss l-lumohreys, Mines, Klein, Qidiger. DlVlSlOlXl 3T7 TOD POT-X1 Comm, Dewroskin, Cole Sabev, Cornell, Schulrz, Lucas. SECOND l?Olfw, wlacobson, Londo Pehn Saunders, De'-ine. Tl-HRD QOVM Craig, Phillips, lfierr-5 in l-larvewf, Srein, Eau BOTTOM l?O.'.'g r ,lOChO.'.'3',f, C:rer Svrh, O'l?ourLe, Eeng' os- DGT Dlx-flSlOM 322 TOP PCJJV' Pese, Sackler, l-lolrocf Faber, Coremof, Earth Neidlman, Beta, Perfins SECOND DOH. lfruglick, L-eff, Seite' Tigerrnan, Largschffage' Klein, Frfdrrar Meyer Tl-HRD POI.. Oomberg, Erenner, Gold smith, Thompson l3afe3 a' Llrrrz, Wilson, Pstzeroerg fill Strisorner, Cole, .Tier Uslander, Stefenson Wfhitefield Dliiflglgll 325 TOP POW: lNl6uS6'l, Shlflef, C-JEWS inger, Loble, Linds'rom Lange, l-liclcs, l-lanlef. SECOND PON: Miller, Cox, Osnleld Cheit, Perryrnan. Tl-llQD PO N: Schectman, Seigal, lfrane Copeland, More-ra, Send rnan, BOTTOM ROTN: Levy, Frere, l-lixson, Mrs Ross, Auerbach, Kaye. DlXflSl0N 326 TOP POTN: Dahl,CJruenberg,Che-nrer Pastel, Perleman, Lee McCann, Kirppahne. SECOND ROl-N: Doniger, Palm, Wachlin Stone, Johnson, Peterson Culbreih, Pappenhausen. Tl-HPD POW: Wffinniclf, Niederman fiferner, Bruce, Tuclcer Carlson. BOTTOM QOW: Ciram, Blount, Sugarman Carmel, Alcide, Shlcoler. r 1 Wi DIVISION 'I'IO TOP ROW: Perlin, Seidman, Friedman Adelman, Lessin, Breider Gahan, Millstone Siqueland. ROW TWO: Maller, Schoenwald Johnson, Brokaw, Lerner Thiemann, Barry, Sher. ROW TI-IREE: Newlield, Ruskin, I-lauser Craig, BrostoFF, Aronson Mr. Dunne. BOTTOM ROW: Kupferberg, Siegel, Lench- ner, 'Vlenal4er, jensen Platt. DIVISION Q06 TOP ROW: Kaplan, Levin, Sachs, Har- lan, Gordon, Appel We-ppner,Levenson,l'ahn ROW TWO: McKean, I-lirschlfery Lorenv, Snowhook, Rice, England, Lewis, Sachs, ROW TI-IREE: Shapiro, Nathan, Buclf, Silverman, Brown, Pliner, Easton. BOTTOM ROW: Karpen, Robbins, Ovis, Klein, Parlcer, Badlce. DIVISION QQ6 TOP ROW: Greenspan, Klensch, McDonald, Slcolnick, Vihow, jordan, Rockwell, Kallish, Oreenberger. ROW TWO: Meilach, Byer, Lange, Penziclq, Sohn, Chalmers, Agron. ROW THREE: Kohlman, Fishman, glohn- son, Harris, I-lolish, Pearl- man, katz. BOTTOM ROW: Levy, O'Brien, Bender, Brenner, Eberlv, I-larton. DIVISION Q37 TOP RQNV: Shenfeld, Clause-r, Mann, LIaHe, Axelrod, IcLo, Paul- son, Staib ROW TVVO: Chait, Schwartz, Perlman, Punt. ROW TI-IREE: Maram, Biostolf, Skvkincl, Lanai, Weiss, Spencer, I' babe . BOTTOM ROW: Williams, Maddoclq Babin, Myers, Mowrev, I-I orwi tz 1 1 I 1 ! 4 Hi ii 'ij i. ' ii ' is : i K 1 f Tne counterfeit ond counterpdrt of f-Jdture reproduced In Gff Longfellow Music notn charms to Sootne the voge breozt, to eoften rocks, or bend O lcnotted oolf Congreve mlllllilillfnli IIIISIC DIVBI. I. Service 'E F s? i i f .rin Without the help oi various service organi- zations throughout the school, Sullivans net- vvorl4 oi activities could not existl Do you realize that the students really run the school when they participate in extra-curricular organiza- tions? Besides their school work, they ohfer their free time ior volunteer service. l-lots oil to those vvho helped, Boys with excellent marl4s, who neednit vvorry about missing classes to go on errands, tind the Rangers the perfect outlit lor them. Qther boys vvith a bit oi printeris inlc in their blood join the Franklin Club, vvhile the Stage Crevv otters the periect opportunity ior those who enjoy the details ol lighting the stage and manipulating scenery and curtains, Girls vvho have talcen a year oi Foods may join the Servettes, any girl having First period tree, may start training lor the Nlaiorettes, and the Cheer Leaders vvelcome all those who are interested and talented. Both boys and girls are invited to join the l-lall Guards, the Lunch Guards, the Assembly Guards, the Community Service League, the Socialization Committee and the various com- mittes oi the Student Council. Pop Rogers benignly vvatches his Rangers catch- ing up with their home work in the Study , The little room is breathlessly quiet. They mustbe having their picture taken. RANGERS TOR ROW: Rinslqi, Lyons, Goldstein Weiss, Smith, Lewis, Cori trell, johnson. SECOND ROVV: Anson, Needlmon, Longe Edelstein, Brody, Dekker, l-luenten. Tl-llRD ROW: Elstein, Oirtch, Lewin Fronk, Eckerling, From- berg. BOTTOM ROW: Norehod, Frornberg, Dee Mr. Rogers, Brown, Levy. SAFETY UNIT TOR ROW: johnson, Shivley, Weiss I Ooldstein, Cottrell, Smith, Lewis, Brody, Rinslfi. SECOND ROXN1 johnson, Anson, Wolsh Longe, Dee, Delflcer, Lyons Tl-llRD ROVV: Derthold, Needlmon Lewin, Eclaerling, Ercinhj Appel, Edelstein. FOURTH ROW: Bryont, Anderson, From berg, Elstein, Fromberg Ooldberg, BOTTOM ROW: Fronk, Norehod, Oirtch I Mr. Rogers, l-luenten, Brown, Levy. FRANKLIN CLUB TOD ROW: Wolsh, Broun, Rerlmcin, Lindstrorn, Lohones, Stoltz, Wolgren. SECOND ROW: Ohonesion, Dillon, john- son,Shiyley,l3erlin,Oober. BOTTOM ROW: Shiyley, De Locey, Mr. Rogers, l-lughes, johnson. 47 Student JUNIOR AND SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW: Danotf, Seel ig, Coburn, Pincus, Norehad, l-lull Shivley, Lyons, Oeisinger Dekker, Rockwell, SECOND ROW: Arenson, lmlorlman, Zar- emski, Dordek, Catlereta Frere, Kash, Goldman Schoenberg, Troy. Tl-llRD ROW: l-luebner, Cain, Sprvock Levitt, Talmy, Rees, Lamet l-logan, Smith, Rhillips, lVlr McCracken, BOTTOM ROW: Brenes, Anderson, Persson Oeone, Kahn, Libby, Kettering, Good. 1 .full FRESI-IMAN AND SORI-IOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL TOR ROW: Eogel, Sheck, Cuold, Gold- stein, Pliner, Kapsaris Dolbey, Schwartz, Peteri sen, Eromberg. SECOND ROW: johnson, Needlman, Weinberg, Smith, White- lield, l-lollman, Eckerling, Chenier, lVlcKane, Mr McCracken. Tl-IIRD ROW: Simons, Friedmon, Bobrow, Wagner, Novak, Skurie l-larris, Victor, Lieb, Kro- loll. BOTTOM ROW: Bell, Anderson, Persson Oeane, Good, Baum l-lulendick, Spiegel. Council The student government oi Sullivan runs smoothly under its presi- dent, who presides over the assemblage and carefully guides the activities ol the body with the help oi the sponsor, Mr, Mcfracken and the other ollicers. The Student Council treasurer keeps close vvatch on the funds oi the school. Through weekly reports to the council, the school is constantly aware ol allocations oi lunds to such school organi- zations as time cheerleaders, the football team, the basketball teams, and the SENITNEL, Under time jurisdiction oi this elected group comes time organiza- tion ol time lunch guards the planning ol dances, time Freshmen Crientation program, the Casba, and its ovvn election. its ellorts are all toward the improvement ol the school and the mainten- ance oi the many good prevailing activities, It vvas the Student Council that lirst planned and ran the school store which sells school supplies close at hand and at a reason- able price, too. Run by and ior the Students ol Sullivan, the governing body is open to Whoever is interested, They meet in room QQW every Wednesday morning at eight o'clock. Mr. McCracken is the faculty SDOUSOV ofthe Student Council. During the First semester Nick Geane was time student- elected president. Sheldon Good vvas chosen to the high office in the second semester. ttm tkmm mmtlx ? sw, E i i i 49 l 4 , y ,Z X? ,vm aff ff Hr' F. D. R. TOP ROW: Prizant, Cooper, Davis Anson, Lewis, Fox, Alex- ander, Brown, Danoll. SECOND ROW: Gross, Roseman, Zaremski, Rosten, Bertliold, Kash, Lederer. THIRD ROW: Mark, Scliwartzberg, Lamet, Anderson, Brenes, Persson, Mr. Kahn. BOTTOM ROW: Diamond, Roth, Broder, Stone, Herbin, Kahn. SHAKESPEARE CLUB TOP ROW: Lange, Cottrell, Bloom- Field, Sachs, Even, Ross. SECOND ROW: Siepman, Zachman, Gor- don, Fried, Sclioenberger, Slwalet, THlRD ROW: Morris, Bauer, Frankel, Tlweobald, Salins, BOTTOM ROW: Robinson, Butler, Hallman, McDonnell, Richmond. SERVETTES TOP ROW: Hollmann, Willis, Dick, Evenstein, Camp, Apple, Mclfane, Hixson. SECOND ROW: Craig, Neusel, Delalwanty, Seidman, Clarke, Watson, Davis, Miss Carpenter. BOTTOM ROW: Grubb, Fraser, Noble, MesserSmitlm, Hagen, Chalmers. SOClALlZATlON TOP ROW: MonninQ,Norel1ad,Loble, Cole, Naclienbera, Zar- emslu. SECOND ROW: Ades, Eaberson, Miss Sheel, Anderson, Jasper. BOTTOM ROW: Lamet, Brenes, Good, Libby. ATTENDANCE CFFICE SERVICE GIRLS TCP RCW: Abrahams, Chait, Satter, Fried, Bleiweiss, Schoen- berger, Vollen, Feldman Lubin, Frere, Griasby. SECCND RCW: Lang, Gotteiner, Shalet I-lamilton, Smith, Pinniclt, Portnoy, Skolnilc, jack- oway. TI-IIRD RCW: Gaymont, Frankel, Satin Waltzer, Weiss, Matros Ascher,lsraI4ow,Richmond FCURTI-I RCW: Miss C'Connell, Rawls Gelin, Podell, Bernhardt Axelrad, CFIman, Levitt Baer, Mrs, Fieser. BOTTOM RCW: Dawes, lker, Braverman Kasper, Stanton, lirane Lee, Font, PLACEMENT CFFICE SERVICE GIRLS ICR RCW: 1 1 1 f f i i McDonnell, Roser, I-lofi man, Garchyn, VIUCOIDSOP Dalbey, Forman, CGKEVCIC, Ellefsen. I SECCND RCW- Mishoulam, Did, I-la ii- ton, Bloomheld, l'cf.'itt Dubin, VVeitzman, Messier. Tl-IIRD I?C!!g Adelman, Roth, Mer- dinger, Read, Stone, Fil- Ul'lf'I. BCTTCM IPC J., X Mrs, Schaoes, Smith, Delc- hanty, Naldfogel, Go'- don, Kahn, MAIN CFFICE SERVICE GIRLS TCP RCW: GaIdberg,Po Hers, Levine, lfulwin, Lederer, SCIWCQF- berg, lfowitt. SECOND RCW Piclfer, Robinson, Rothman, Ifanzelbaum, ll-IIRD RCIWQ Gannon, Lazarus, Chalf mers, Gundersen, Jfenig BCTTCM RCN. INeiss, Rotman, Miss Col- Ford, Roseman, Portnoy. MIMECGRAPI-I SERVICE STANDING: Shellog, Lipman, MISS Kovitz, Simon, lfowitt. SEATED: INolF,Roth,Fraser, Stupner. 1 i LUNCI-I GUARDS TOR ROW: Robinson, johnson, Marlcs GoIdman,SheIIovv, Levine Buchanan, SECOND ROW: Epstein, Goldwater Siegel, Brandt, Delahanty Tl-IIRD ROW: Krone, Sweetow, Fleis- cher, Binder, Cole, Kaye, BOTTOM ROW: Gaskell, Kahn, Marcus, Rane, I'asper. LIBRARY STAFF TOR ROVJ: Rice, Farrell, Petersen, Baker, Brown, Kuhn, Gagerman, Lieberman, Apple, Ginnis, Rabino- vitz, SECOND ROW: jacobs, Derlighter, Cooper, Kaplan, Grall, I-lulendick, Anderson Spanaenbera,Mav,Mann. TIHIIRD ROVV: Finlc, Wallace, Rothman, Gunserson, Bluestone, Tauber, Kullbera, Chap- man, I-Iollander, BOTTOM RONY: Gordon, Rotman, I-Iorwich, Barnett, Iswate, I-larris, Scher, Asher. MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE GIRLS TOP ROXIX: Smith, Shalet, Blumenthal, Calllerata, Rees, Asher, I-lille, Robinson SECOND ROW: Weiner, Fleischer, Weitz- man, Robinson, Fenig, Acles, Arnowitz, Schuepp. TI-IIRD ROVV: Bronn, Berkson, Lustig, Manovxfitz, Mailach, Eilutin. BOTTOM ROXIV: Borst, Butler, Craig, Bauer, Roth, Rawls. HALL GUARDS 'lST, QND, 3D PERIODS TOR ROW: Garson, Rotenberg, Gintz- ler, jacobs, Kelinson, Klaslcin,Sacl1s, RutlW,Serlin, Sclwor, Ross, Weiser, SECOND ROW: O'Doud, Blum, l-luebner, Braverman, Aslieron Podall, l-lonfman, Solomon, Fralick, Bobrow, Laser. THIRD ROW: Groenerr, Mark, Harris, Gould,VN'eiss, Bauer, Free' man, Halpern, Landon, BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Dunne, Gold, Disraeli, Rockwell, Malwler, Meiss- man, Ralqow. i HALL GUARDS 4TH, STH, 6TH PEPIODS TOR ROW: BlUIT1QF1Ll'1Ol,lf'vl9lSE'V,lKlE'lD, Fletcher, Heinemann i Cole, Tannen, Butler, SEGONDROW: Ruttenberg, Seelig Martin, lNnalen, Ostleldl Goldman, Gale. THIRD ROW: Weber, 'Woll, Le Mis, Lustig, Sokololf, Goadson, Levinson, BOTTOM RON: Seli son Talm Robinson Q 1 Y, i Rerryman, Smith, Nlourf adian. HALL GUARDS 7TH, STH, QTH PERIODS TOP ROVV: Oeayniclf, Vlfeiser, Craig, Rliner, Templer, Arden. SECOND ROW: Rice, Segal, Kuenstler, Traub, Rather. BOTTOM ROVV: Levine, Zecnman, Green- berg, lNeissrnan. PROJECTION CREW TOP ROW: Kapsaris, Seiden, Brandt, BIoomFieId, Good, Ades, Kramer, SECOND ROW: Balobon, Kapsaris, Her- witt, johnson, Young Jocobson, TI-IIRD ROW: Loundy, Schwartz, Cooper, DeWosIcin, Ep- stein, Mr, Davidson, BOTTOM ROW: Gordon, Rrizant, Riffner, Kerr, Rosenbaum. ., K ,QW 54 STAGE CREW TOP ROW: MiIIer, Goodman, Erie- man, Evan, Reponis, Kap- saris, Steinman. SECOND ROW: Kroloff, Cohen, Rothstein Nachenberg, Kupperman, Speigle. BOTTOM ROW: Dick, Geane, Romain Kezios, Mrs. I-'luck COMMUNITY SERVICE SEATED: Delahanty, Anderson, Tomlinson, Archer. STANDING: Persson, Berthold, Hoff- mann, Nelson, Kash, Bing- ley. SYMPI-IONIC CI-IOIR1 TOP ROW: Schwartz, Se-rlin, Dreger I-Ieinemann, Ixahn, Brandt Bass, Fisher, Dee, Gold berg. SECOND ROWq Rrlce, Lxebschutz, Rinsltu Spak, Bender, Brlchta Robinson, Soanaenberg. TI-IIRD ROW: MISS Sheel, Van Halter Rldlger, Smith, EI-rmqn Bowen, Fraluclc, Chapman YVIIIIS. BOTTOM ROVV: ,lenS, Newmann, Bennett, OICODUOV, Orllllth, Dubln ll4er, Condon. STXVMRHOIIIC CHOIR 2 RO ff: Schlesrnger, Gross, Iatle, Sro QC Zaret M 5, Q ., , orrl Smrth, Shrelds, Vaplan SECOND ROV!- Robrnson, Derlrghte Spivaclf, Engler, Mannrno Clymer, Suegel, Dondon Sorter, TI-IIRD ROW: Ades, Werner, Stone, johnson, Kovar, Marlfs, Bobuon, Mrss Sheel. BOTTOM ROW: Van Overloop, Abrams Chaney, Kaplan, Oean Rothman, Burns, Broder. SYMPHONIC CI-IOIR Q TOR ROW Stennberg, Samuelson, Schwartz, Bloomfield, Kahn, Meyer, Levin, Car- son, Schlesnnaer, Oross. SECOND ROW: Salrns, Levnne, Shalet, Enaler, Molnar, Frshman, Levune, Robnnson. THIRD ROWg Mrss She-el, Goldberg, jasper, Lav, Dondon, Franlfel, Fralucln BOTTOM ROW: Goldberg, OoIden,Oean, Olrve, Rhnllnps, Murowntz, Ne-Chin, Flne, J I 55 Girls' Choir GIRLS' CHOIR I TOP RCW: Robbins, Cooper, Cuold- man, l-lixson, Cook, l-lille l.ubin,fVlcDonnell,l-lolmes Gotteiner, l-loftman Deau, Kuhn, Doneit. SECOND ROW: Landon, Lee, Fink, Good son, l-lollander, Chalmers Handler, l-lulendiclc Nlclfane, Craig, Arno WIIZ. BOTTQM RCW: Funt, l-logon, Baer, Cain Barry, Kantor, Feinstein l-larris, l-lorvvich, Fenig, GIRLS' Cl-IQIR II TOP RCW: Yolwanna, lurk, Rutlwer, Rutlwenberg, Sclwuepp, Petersen, Simon, Scott, Novit, Rosten, Roseman Zaremsld. SECQND ROW: Weinberg, Young, Rich mond, Sorem, Rapier, Ravvls, Waldtogel, Deddo Papenlwausen, Sandleri Sclwvvilk, Van l-lalter. BOTTQM ROW: Troy, Noble, Spyros, Stein Cotien,SoIomon,Motanlcy Rubin, Nemura, Sclwect- IT!Gl'1. llianlc you, Girls' Clwoir, lor giving us suclw lovely music, and tlwanlcs to Miss Ford, your vvonderlul leader, vvliose musical ability is mainlest in all your perlormances. We all enjoy your contribution to tlwe Spring Concert and vve tl'1rill to liear tlwe soloist at tlie l-lonor Society assemblies, llie P-TA. tinds it a special pleas- ure vvlien you entertain at tlieir meetings. Your voices, vvliicli blend so vvell, add color to tlne songs vve love to liear. During second period we olten liear you practicing and we l4novv tliat tl'1e tinislwed product will be sometliing really Fine. Qur spirits are immediately briglitened vvlien at tlwe lwoliday season you inspire us vvitlw lovely liymns, Dressed alilce and carrying can- dles, you mal4e a beautilul picture for all vvlwo vvatcli. llwose vvlwo are obliged to only listen also enjoy a pleasant treat. We are privileged to trove your group in our sclwool and we vvould lilce to say, 'lllianl4s, l4eep up tlwe good vvorlcu 1912155 J ' C ,caf- F A s, U , ri 56 Pglvlvi Sh l 4' Jn Afff 1 X lu Tl TT- ATX ,f j it ,f-,x The Sullivan Orchestra The orchestra is as old as Sullivan and has alvvays been a dravving card in any program. Under the airection ol Miss Winitred Sheel, it is renevvea bf entering lreshmen every year. The group is efceptionally loyal and hard vvorl4- ing, tor rr. a school small as Sullivan it isditli- cult to get a grasp perlectly coordinated and well balanced Balancing the orchestra is still a problem, lr tray be said A once an orchestra member alway: o member! tor it is sometimes necessary tor lorffer graduates to return and help out when the group is handicapped, Al- ways, lfrss Sheel :Hough her drive and ability to intluence the rfftcc ol the players, is able SOl.OlETS a et, Zaret, Dreger, Morris, l-leirreronn Brandt, Smith, lfafcus Lyons, Schonberg, Shanti, Dordelf. SECOT JD PO Cohen, lacobson, Pobirr- son, latte, Goldberg, Dubin, Levin, Laf, Sroges, SDOrlinQ, Fishman. Tl-HPD PON: Salins, Stone, Spangen- berg, Nillis, Schlesinger, Gross, l-lerbrn, Frarrlel, Fralick, johnson, Ehmarr, Miss Sheel. BOTTOM POW- Broder, Burtis, Chaney, Ciordon, Abrams, Oean, Bowen, Beclfer, Diamond, Golden. ORCHESTRA TOP POW: Shapiro, Lyons, Losch, l-loltman, Marcus, Cowan, Needlman, Schonberg. SECOND POVV: Kanar, Chenier, Bassan, Gruenberg, Templen Cohen, Rotenbe-rg. THIRD POW: Bell, Kohn, Se-ayrs,Becl1er, Sugarman, Theobald, Gor- don. BOTTOM ROW: X Needlman, Fogelson, l Schatlner, Poteshman, Dor- delf, Malkin. to get the utmost and best gualitiesi The orchestra may be heard at each gradu- ation playing the lamiliar strains ot 'pomp and Circumstanceu and the other melodies tradi- tional at Sullivan commencement exercises. They are alvvays at hand during the Christmas Season to lend their voice to the caroling and the songs ol vvinter. The big program ol the year is the Spring Concert where they cooperate vvith the tvvo choirs in a tvvo-hour presentation ot vvell- l4novvn popular and classic music. Represent- atives ol the orchestra attend various lunctions vvhere it would be too bullty or costly to have the vvhole group. il I S Cf K, X lv-Eilx i II I - HONORS, vg- juclitln Broder Malcolm Brown Marylalwan Dawes Rita Dubin INIiclc Geane Ptiyllis Gilbertson joan Groenert Marslwa Kanselbaum janice Marl4 Eaga Robinson juditlw Rotman Byrna Stone jAINILIAI2Y NATIONAL I-IOINIOT2 SOCIETY jUNE NATIONAL I-IONOI2 SOCIETY Dorotlwy Anderson William Anson Udai Brenes Barbara Brosilow Alan Cooper james Eisclw Eva Gaymont Clarence Girtcti Elliot Goodman Robert I'Ieineman james I'luenten Beverly Ifaslw George lfezios Bonna Lederer Kenwood Lewis Micliael Lyons joAnn Patton james Peponis David Raden jacaueline Rapier Marcia Rosten Roberta Sl4olnicI4 Claire Solomon Davida Solomon OTI-IEI2 I-IOINIORS We are proud oi tlwe many lionors received by tlie pupils oi Sullivan I-liglw Scbool, botlw in and out oi scliool. Did you l4now about tlwese? Dorotlniy AndersonfAmerican Legion Award. Tina ButIer f'PerIect Attendance. jerry Lipson Sun-Times relays. Lldai Brenes feRogers Parlc Womanxs Club Award ior outstanding junior girl. Clarence OirtcI'iePresident Young Peoples Camp. Claire Solomonel:irst prize Irom P-TA. poster. Sclwolarslnip lor Art lecture. Tliree lwonorable men tions irom State Street Council Ior art. Lois SaclwseeSeIected as ujunior oi tlwe Week for worlc witlw Iwandicapped clwildrens camp in Gcon- omowac. Stuart Wallace Two troplwies ior boxing. Marvin OiIberteMedal lor swimming. INlatI'1an Serlin Y.M.C.A. live mile swim. justin Smitlw dTropliy lor Tennis Tournament at Wilson Y,M.C.A. I-Iarley Ross rOold l4ey Irom Scliolastic Magazine. joan Siepman and Lynn Eromberg l lonorable mention lor Clean-Llp slogan. Bill Cottrell Dale Carnegie Award. janet Dalby Patricia Stevens Scliolatslwip. RCTC. AWARDS, I-IOIXIORS and MEDALS Melvyn Eisclwel, Ricliard Martin, Curtis Lee, Guy Papenlwausen, Ronald Benge, Gregory Qveson, Gordon Danoli. ART AWARDS Keys, Leonard Cole, CQD, Rutlw I-loI'lman, Georgianna Clymer, Robert Melin, Roberta Forman, Lois Lav, Dorotliy Anderson, Geraldine Rawls. Ceriilicates oi Merit Leonard Cole Cf-D, Rutlw I-loiiman, Mary Tomlinson, Florence Sroges, Riclward I-Ienley, Tom Saclcley, Oeorgianna Clymer, Burton Weise, Eunice Byron, joy Lou Coolc, Lido Loselli, Walter Selig, Sandra Podall, Clwarles Saunders. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW: Smith, Solomon, Lederer Cone, Rosten, Rocmon, Brenes, Skolnik, Mrs. Sore enson. SECOND ROXN: Goldberg, Ooymonr Dubm, Ofhford, Rormoy. THIRD ROW: Forres, Sehgson, Robmson i'4OSper, Bravermcn, Oroen ert, Soiomon. BOTTOMROXA1 Dvorws Lexus, Huere-rm Deane gfiv-D Ggvgdmgn Repoms, 4iUNl'OQ HQMQR SOOETT' TOP ROI, M3:'3d,: Der, ' Rfb , De-Toner Cztve 5 :Dm held T':,eg Hemp Frank. SECOND ROI, Elsie-vw Sears' :' -ess Frarwkef U3'3f -fg Ffshmon. THIRD ROI, Pooemhcqse, P 1-:fd Fmmm, ,'.ew:zN'3',f, e:'t mon, Cum, Beef Fe' Q BOTTOM ROI.: AOer'm:1m,FOr 1cm,n'f3D5' neH, ButTe-f, Hogwce 'fr' Swenson, Setter. PRES?-ifALH L-MD SODHOMORE HONOR SOOET TOP ROLV Freeman, O: d':', Erzaw Efen, Scirs, 53ieSF'c' OUr1ogc', CLS:': O: C SCQTFQ. SECOND ROU- Telerrccter '-:'e'cc Cohen' Eerretei 53' stem, Pvsfm, De' il e' Frorrserg, Meec Wi' THTRD POF,- Lustwg, Fevstev -:'g Oelfr, Hzrmch, Czczer flCTCr,fferide-1S5Fw'r,C3,Q T ge . BOTTOM PO X, Drebrr, Fmsefer, Ozger , , ferr, Dc Q-ef, rogei, fffo fmz, Sow-s. PITIXAAN HONOR POLL ETFAVTDIFJOZ Oroemerr, Aberrrrorr Forte-S, Ooymomt, Slfolmb Porlfer, Kettering, SEATED: Von Overloop, Schecht mon, Mrs, 'NfJ1Ser, Oor chyrr, Oordon. 1 ii.-.,1T. . Don t Forget Ioan Servlce umor Daze 1 Uimn nfing Student Council lnaugurates erit System !Plan Junior , A4 My 1 NEWS BRIEFS New Price ff' ',..1, sl 1 1 Sr 1 Ser' Ou 1.'e-luis ZHGU1 Joy Rm-d. 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SlAsNDINffn' Marcia lsanzelbaum, lirst page, Roberta lflotb, tbird page Bill Anson, spring editor-in-cbiel, janrce Mark, second page. lbe bustle and bustle ol a newspaper ollice bas become a dearly loved environment lor SENTINEL workers. lbey are, alter a period ol time, conditioned to all tbe bardsbips wbicb go witb setting up our beloved scbool news- paper. llWbere's yourstoryrn Hfuttbatparagrapblll lll2ewrite tbis linelw are a lew ol the common pbrases wbicb tbe page editors scream at tbeir stall So tbe reporters go to it and perlect tbeir individual masterpieces. Eacb stall member bas a job to do, and eacb task reauires patience, intelligence, precision and bard work l-lard work, indeed, but eacb stall member learns bow to sboulder responsi- bility, acquire experience and knowledge, and bow to bave a lot ol lun, too Supervising tbe SENTINEL is Miss lanny lfovitz. Sbe cbooses lrom ber journalism classes tbose students wbo bave special ability. 7. lerese lenig asslstant business manager, Barbara Erosilow, business manager, ludy Rotman ana Pat lraser olllce rnanaaers 2 Star. Berlin protograpbea Nancy Poseman, copy, Artbur Elstein, asst news, love Gaymont, news, ltfaarsna lganseioaurr news. E Glaafs fcrectnan asst leatures, l2oberta Rotb, leatures, Sberlin lfowitt and Bonnie lfngler, senior writers: farard laberson asst leatures, Marcia l2osten seated. senior writer 4 lfer Leffis sports reporter, Bill Anson. sports editor, pbil Lewin and Dick l-lerwitt, sports editors. 5. Dafida folonor second page, Allen Cooper, senior writer, janice Mark, second page, Slilllll lbg PE+5Cf'TE:' TOD PC f'.: McDowell, f t r- man, Patton rotrar, Geane, fAo',r-rVr:r, Cooper, lfirrart SECQFJD PC5- Talmy, lrarrfer, Lrirs r, Molnar, Lam-er, ,C r, lr-lollnrian, Lefrft Tl-HPD PCN Dvore, laoersorr, Fraser. Burris,lrredrnarnlrrcbrrord, f' Jrnrtb. Bfjllfjl-A PO ff- l-lollrnan, Bloornlielol, Ad-es, lfabn, Garrirr, CC'- trell, Lenin, SEI' llll lEL PEPPESEF lTATl XES TCD PO ff: Nacbenberg, Butler, Durpby, Gottsegen, Le ms, Morgan, Qosenbaum, Yas- per, Scbmit. SECQND PQVV: Price, Erkes, Stone, l-lamilv ton, Siepman, Smitb, Smitb, Bluestone, De-nnen. Tl-HPD FSOVV: Lustig, Barbakoll, Sussman, Sandler, Baker, Gelter, Diamond. BQTTOM ROVV: lfrane, Cbait, Sparling, Smitlri, Sider, Bernstein, Samuelson, Pinski. .S 3' Ls! YJ X-,C 4, ., nag, '46 mms 1 l '05 M wr ni 5 , w QL Under the Qurdonce ol Mrs. Doris K. Schobes, sponsor, ond Sherrre Kohn, edrtor, the Stoll ol the NAVILLUS proudly produced the lcrnd olyeorbook you wont, l-lere we ore ot work on the bestyetf' ART STAFF: wlrll Stern, leonnre Ascher, Dolores Sotter, Sylvro Dordela, chorrmon. BIQGPAPHY: ludrth Broder, Dowd l-lull, Phyllis Gull bertson, Sherrre Kohn. ADVERTISING: Stondrng, Donno Lov, Shelden Gold, lvlorvrn Gordon. Seoted, Lorrorne Bouer, Borboro Bender, Qoberto Weltzmon, Sondro Brlchto, Morlene Goldstein, Esther Schorlner, Glorio Frlurrn, chorrrnon. BICDGRAPHIES, Stondrng, Dorothy Zorernskr, Beverly Kash, Udo: Drenes, Sherrre lxdhn. Seoted, Sherlun Kovyltt, Bob Heinemann, Vrrgrnro Persson, Shelly Good, Roberto Roth. PHOTCDGRAPHY1BrIICottreIl,DrckEorlrx, Stan Berlin. FINANCE: Rhoda Messer, Sandro Brichio, Loss Wold- The 195 l logel, Nludy Leynton, booklceeper. vs' WC' u fa -o s'2lBEFl? zmfarx fi W Yu. N -. -L E7 f95u films I ,- llff- !lLLlJS PEPPESEPJTATIVES TQD PQ lf SurruD5Oru, Peed, Arden, Pluner, Gordon, fuflalfuler, Gold, fvleelley, Dee, Earlux, Samuelson SECOND RCW: lffvflllff, Lamet, fvlolruar, ,tACIVlfS, Frank Cooper, Baclene, St Bernard, Pobunson, Sueprruan. ll-HPD QQVV: Krane, Zalon Satun, Poller, Poserulueld, Prnott, lfaplan, Selugson BOTTQM PQVV Zaremslfu, Cordon, Schvvartz, Pees, lfaclfer, Strusuner, Nunnuclr, lfahn SALES: Eve Claymont and Larry Gordon brought us over the top. Claure Solomon was our talented poster gurl. loyce Solomon created the charmurua luttle Figures that play about her. SECPETAPIES, Standuna, lo!-nne Pees, Puta Gordon, Sandra Bruchta. Seated, Glorua Fulurun, Poberta ffeutz- man, Betty Abrahams, Duane Stone, V'!l?ll'E-lJl3S: Marlene Goldsteun, Glorua Fulurun, Sylfua Dordelq Marulyn Callereta, leannue Ascher. Valuable helpers who aren't un the puctures lean NAVILLUS Bloorruheld helped un every capacuty, jan Spangenberg collected money dauly, Puta Delahanty typed copy. Harvey Pluner and Norbert Samuelson auded sales, lacauelune Papuer helped vvuth vvrute-ups, Lorraine Lamet assusted Wuth advertusung, the Fangers ran errands all year, the Staae Crevv vvere unvaluable durung pucture-talruna, Servuce gurls we couldn't do vvuthout are Nancy Smith, Aves Nlushoulem, Platalua Adelman, Dorthymae Dux, l?uth l'loFlman, lulua Chauncey, Evelyn Ellefson. Alan Cone typed all buoaraphues. Q6-Q f yi! 46 fin ' M X N 1 x ,ff s X . L W X X- . fb bw .1 . A truly good sport is one wlio lios leorned now to be lwonest vvitli lnirnsell ond loir ond sguore to on opponent l-le lnos leorned to give up some ol lnis own riglnts ond privileges lor tne sol4e ol tlne group, l-le lwos leorned to control liis feelings ol onger ond disoppointrnent. l-le nos leorned to tolfe luis lull sliore ol blame ond no more tlnon his slnore ol the credit For victory. l-le lwos leorned lwovv to be o good loser os vvell os o good winner. l-le nos leorned potience ond persistence even in o losing couse. Perlwops best ol all, lie nos leorned to pull lnis sliore ol time lood, ond more tlnon lnis sliore if lne con.4fVleriditl'1. lor deleot KING OF YHIIUNO wnu nu NAIS with! Lfx' X., f U f ,Q f wif' yi 1? -auuvvuwg ,Q-uv-W-A Q, Ei! 'F K y w ,af S J l, an 'e 'I , M. I J 'M 1 I 1, , : 1 -Q if J if ,J X T? 'Q-. -2 .5-f xx 'Hi ------Q-,.-.-...... ,X X W be is ., fi-TE. -.flee 'R T iff' FT. FOOTBALL TEAM TOP ROW: Mr. Fralick, l-lamback, l-lurwitz, Rosenleld, Strellas, Maulnler, Nlages, Kalwn, Capital, Oarlick, Dee, Mad- egan, Dreger, johnson, Berman, Cole, Sclwnable. SECOND ROW: l-leineman, Baclel, Good, Cole, l-loyle, l-liclcs, Kelinson, Simon, Rosenberg. BOTTOM ROW: Palumbo, Pollen, Olson, Dorlman, Zelinslci, Gercli, Feldman, Jacobson. Tlne lootball team played a bard game tliis year, getting experience and know-bow tliat Slcmdmgs Should make it G Strong Opponent for any term, Sullivan ,.,,, ... 'IQ Nortlw Rarlc .,., O I-me-Up: Sullivan ,M . 0 Amunclsen ,... 3Q Bud Kelinson, Co-Captain .,.. . T eulllven ' A 7 Kelly ' 40 Dick Rosenberg, Co-Captain .,. T, l-ll3 Sulllven 'M ' T3 Roosevelt' ' ' 4 M T3 Bernie Dorfmcm --Y'..4- --- H FB Sullivan i.. . O Senn ... ... Q5 Dove CO'e V C Sullivan . 0 Sclwurz 48 RUSSRGIFID 'nh' 4 Q Sullivan Q4 Waller . 6 Shel Good ulnin I T Sullivan .M . O Taft .4.. ... 'l6 Clue-t Zielinslci .... H- l'll3 67 W -w--+:...,,,,,,.,, NAM F' ian 4 HSN Xi X , M -, Q5 ,XX W, 'UNSW MA-.. ,, Z Umxw 'W- -mwnwwfowmwwx x ' , , ,, I .-XM, , X M A44 4 W ,. ,, A + 2 1 ryfxzf-QW W, X, 33551 W-'rw X g?k,,1:f-sgdzgsew ' . xx Q X. www-QRNQNMYX T ' w 'vm q M K-f N x 1' ?2 gf? ei 4, v Q 8 'WMM s, , ' ws' ww-Q ,, ll Xvwwfxrf wwiw' if JST' V ' M nv Mm f i- was X T3 www 1 ,,, fw, QM I SENIQP BASVETBP LL TEAM STANDING: Mr, Vrupniclf, Posen, Holder Pdes, PaDDOA port, Siegman, Levin, ffishner, gOllZVTI'JVt, MacDonald, Mr, Fraliclf, Kneeling: Cohen, Quiglef, Broun, Fore- man, O'l?ourlfe, Cohen, Greene, The Senior baslfetball team showed good cos ordination and team worL during the T950 T95l season. With laclr Foreman always a threat, they were a dangerous opponent tor any team they met. lUNl0l? BASKETBALL TEAM STAT-TDING' Mr lfrupniclr, Norehead, Togel, Qlyniclf, Appel, Coburn, Burnstein. KNEELING: Burnstein, Peld- man, l-lorwitz, Goodman, Lav, Nlurowitz, Lazor, Wein- stein, Schwartz, Mr, Nemlnotl. The junior team was highly successlul. They benehted by the expert ball-handling and play maLing ability ol Captain Edward Dick and the tine shooting ol Shelby lfolbar. With the help ol the other men, they came up with a top-notch team. Nl TRACK TEAM STANDING: Colin, Goldman, Mr, Margolis, Pincus, Ge-isinger. KNEELING: Baum, De- woskin, Naclwenberg, Pollan, TRACK TEAM Rlwytlwmic pounding lweels, Flying cinders, bodies glis- tening witlw perspiration fitys not a liorse race, but tlwe Sullivan track teaml Tliese boys work lward witlw little recognition and publicity. Rarely do tlwey lnave tlieir Fellow sclwool mates to clneer tlwem on down tlwe cinder 55mg patli. l-lowever, tliey know tlie experience tlwey obtain ' ' d FD will be ol value to tliem in Future years. Furtlwermore, d- nl!-f tlwey are learning clean, good sportsmanslwip. Tliese boys deserve all our appreciation. i- lVlAjQl2ETTlES UArenit you cold?l' 'iQli, no , reply tlwe majorettes ' -1 lor tlie lnundredtli time, witlw knees knocking beneatlw tlweir briel blue and wlnite skirts. Tlwe scene: A lootball lield on a clnill autumn day. L11- Tlwe cast: Tlwe members ol tlwe Sullivan Baton Corps. ' ln addition to twirling at lootball games, tlwe major- ettes participate in assemblies and otlier sclwool events, Q Tlwey liave appeared in many parades in tlie community kd and along State Street. Tl'iey l'1ave also given per- F N-J ,Jill lormances at tlie Knickerbocker l'lotel and tl'ie Armory. lV'lany of tlwe girls lwave won awards in tlwe CYO, city- wide majorettes competition. Despite broken nails, injured lingers, bruislwed sliins, and long lwours ol practice, tlwe girls enjoy tlwemselves every bit as muclw as tlwey are enjoyed. BATON CCPPS STANDING: Cox, VValgren, Bingley, Nelson Sgt, Gunderson, Sounder, lxolwler, Tomlinson lxNlfEl.lNG: l-logan, Archer, Scliwilk, -lens Robinson. Til LETTERMEN Representatnves ol all sports, the lettermen have achieved the greatest honor passable at Sullivan. lhey are the beft in their respective lields and have proved themselves worthy ol tnis recognltion Rugslan heroes, cagers, track wizard3. baseball Stars, and mermen com- pose this honorary organization lhe hard-earned blue letters are proualy worn on blue or white cardigan sweaters ana are :ne cause lor much admnratlon among the student body. lnefe letters are the cherished goal ol all Sullifan zportswen CHEEP JADERS llYeah, fulllfarf ecriaef through the crowded stands aa the cheerleaaerz px tfeir vvrole hearts behund their boieterouz yeliz ie grri: 1' ine blue iaclcete and yellow slcirts not only ieaa Egaefi erizmsiafrr., but also partncie pate in rrany al the :Cnool azierrbliec. lheir trucl4y steps ana frrulirg lace: aeligrt therr eager audiences. Much ol their spare time is :pent ln practnclng and perlecting new cheer: lar irriperuirig events Few people realize nofv important theie girlz are to the school morale but they !!C'JlC :arely viii them were they not alwaye prezeft LETTERMEN TCP RCW: Cole, Rosenberg, Good, Kelinson Schnable, Baum, Schwartz, Cohen, Goldman SECCND RCW: Bernstein, Peponis, Young Kerr, Schmldt, Rollan, Kolber. THIRD RCW Mr. Fralnclc, Smason, DeWosl4nn, Caber, Clrtch Bondy, Dick. BCTTCM RCW: Ades, Fore man, Kahn, Suegrnan, Fos, Zielinski. Cl-IEERLEADEPE TCP RCW: Phillips, Schechtman, Libby, Bach- man, Baum, Aronson. MIDDLE RCW: Matros, Lose-Fl, Friedman, Sandler. BCTTCM RCW: lfaplan, Rosenberg, Talmy, Don-er, jasper. 71 TENNIS STANDING: Needlman, Horwitz l leman, Mr. Margolis Balaban, Lyons, Goldstein KNEELING: Fromberg, Gordon, From- berg, Eckerling. SWIM TOR ROW: Mr. Margolis, Faissler, Fox, Young, Baum, Epstein, Rosenbaum, Abrams, ROW TWO: I-Iurwitt, Reed, Morris, Block, Niederman, Rutten- berg. BOTTOM ROW: Devore, Smith, Serlin, Cole, Malkin, Gilbert. MALIORETTES: CANDIDATES STANDING: Cox, Walgren, Bingley, Nelson, Sgt. Gunderson, Saunders, lxohler, Tomlin- san, IQNEELING: I-logon, Archer, Schwilk, klens, Robinson. BASEBALL TEAM TOP ROW: Dick, Appel, Foreman, Gordon, Cottrell, Carlton. ROW TWO: Mr. Nemkolf, Bernstein, Schmidt, Kerr, Gaber. BOTTOM ROW: Ades, Siegman, Reponis, Zielinski. Girls' Gym -1-r L els . -1 Jill Iwenty-three active, good-IooI4ing girls assist the Girls Gym department directing classes, reiereeing games, and helping in otfice vvorI4. Some of the girls vvorIc as Ieaders with an eye toward going on into the physical education Field. The gym department covers all types ol sports on a seasonal basis and hopes the girls will use their train- ing lor recreation after they are through schooI. Ihe physicaI education program includes physicaI de- veIopment, svvimming, and Iirst aid training, Miss Mitchell, Miss McBryde, and Miss Q'Brien vvill always be remembered by the girls oI Sullivan For hav- ing taught them friendship, leadership, good sportsman- ship, and a desire to participate in activities Ior the ioy of doing, r , ADVANCED GYM LEADERS STANDING: Weinberg, Ruther, Pratt, DeSmet, Kenigsberg, Dedclo, Miss McBryde. SEATED: Craig, Gilbertson, Butler, Jordon, Chalmers. BEGINNING LEADERS STANDING: Marks, Greenspon, Dahl, Zalon, Miss McI3rydem, Letchinger, Pe-se, Watson, Blount, Erydman. SEATED: Feinberg, Getter, Doniger, Wiiey, Larson. 73 STANDING: Lieutenant Danorl, Lieutenant Rockwell, Lieutenant Frank, Lieu- tenant Fox. SEATED: Lieutenant Slwivlev, Major Clark, Master Sergeant Gun- derson. llie army is a good book to open to study ol tiuman lile. Qne learns tlriere to out lwis liand to evervtliing, to tlwe lowest and liigli- est tliings. llwe most delicate and riclw are forced to see living nearly everyvvlwere poverty, and to live vvitlw it, and to measure liis morsel ol bread and drauglwt ol vvater.'fAllred de Vignv Copies of QII photogrophs in this book ovoiIopIe ot moi Lgzwboo Estoplished T889 QQ8 SCUTI-I WABASI-I AVENUE I'IArrison 7-5QO'I Ofhciaf !9AofograloAer for fAe Wauifgw SPECIAL RATES TO SULLIVAN STUDENTS AND TI-IEII2 FAMILIES AT ALL TIIVIES george .Sided ,gnoludfriefg ,Quan 3799 WEST BELMCNT AVENUE KE 9-1045 The Best Class Rings Made Best Wishes to our Sullivan High School Friends BANK OF RUCERS PARK 7001 N, CLARK ST. Ot Lum Ave. SECURITY? Your IamiIy is probably protected by LIFE INSURANCE against ACTUAL DEATI-I. Are they protected against ECO- Nomic DEATH, sIcI4NESS, ACCI- ff0mPI1mCUfS DENT or QLD AGE? of NON-CANCELLABLE Cownershipl DISABILITY coIxITI2AcTs Gnd AN- MISS Hart NUIIIES are the answerI and Write Your Sicltness and Accident Contracts DIYISIO11 2 on the Same Basis you would Your Lite Insurance-an Ownership Basis. It may mean as much or more to your family to have this protection against Economic death. ' Walter J. Kirkpatrick 30 N. LaScIIIe St. Sta. Q-4507 CHICAGO Q, ILLINOIS This Book Is Botind in 11 Malloy Made Cover by S. K. SMITH CO. Q857 EIoI2TEI WESTERN AyENuE CHICAGO Ie, ILLINCDIS TO Sl-lEl2LllXl: Congratulations to Beauty and Cliarm are Y Yotglall riglit t li Sl-lEl2lHlN KQVWTT Oflilvvaylsrincejn lily Deliglit Love, Love, Allan MOTHER Congratulations to a liard-vvorl4ing, mucli-abused and patient stall TQ Sl-lEl2LIN: lvlotlwer lias expressed Qur Sentiments, you see. All l vvill odd is tliat l am glad God gave you to me. from Love, DAD Your Sponsor Jack Little lvliclwael lcnigrntulnthaus to the NAXTLLLS front Ilhiaon 237 Congratulations and Best Wishes to tl'ie Sullivan High School Graduates and tlwe Best ol Good Lucl4 to llieir Future Endeavors MR. AND MRS. l-l. W. SALKIND The Sullivan High School Parent-Teachers Association wishes to thonl4 the oclministrotion, loculty ond pupils lor the splendid cooperotion Cluring the The prolits were distributed in this monner Athletics . , 5950.00 School Beautiful , 500.00 Qtlice petty cash 900.00 Setgtelizettem 50.00 Letis ell help ogoin next yeorl IN SINCERE APPRECIATION: lo lVlrs. Sclwolnes, lV'lr. Anspouglm, Miss Powers, tlie Foculty ol Sullivan, and tlwe NAVILLUS stoli, wliose work ond cooperation mode tlwis book possible. Slwerrie Kohn Compliments Congratulations of from Division 236 Division 227 Compliments of Good Luck to the School Store Lilo Porker, Nlonoger Alon Dekker Art Soelens Miss Nlcllvoin, Sponsor 1951 Graduates f FOITI UTl1e Boys President . . . Ed Kolin Vice-Pres. , Sliel Good -lreos. . Dove Lolnel Rec. Sec. . Lorori Pincus Cor. Sec. . Bob Levy Soc. Clioirmon Atli. Clwoirmon . Pinsky jerry Pollen Compliments of CC 7 77 X e Bonnie Shagger S Compliments of CAPS CLUB AGAINST PREIUDICE Dick Durpliy Jack I-Iomer Buel Carlton I-Ioward Q'MaIIy Iom Basaki Ronald Benge George I'IamI3eck Ed Leonard Fred Braun Dick Morris Bob Morris Frank Lorringer vIoIin Stoltz COQD LUCK TCD TI-IE NAVILLUS FROM SQIVIE LCYAL FRIENDS I-Iurvvitz Roger I-Iuglwes Wayne Sclwnable Paul Walgren jack Berge Riclward Martin UI-Iugl' I-licks Frank Dillion ,lim Lalwanes slim Walsh Bill Glldrien Cneie Qlwanesian Barry Cook Dick Foss Good Luck to my dear sister, CLAIRE LEE and Congratulations on Iier Graduation AIQNCDLD SQLQMQN lplwanlcs, Mr. pannitclw For Four Wonderful Years Division Q25 Compliments ot Division 137 The Town House Sheridan Road at Morse Expert Cutting and Styling Gt Brune's Beauty Salon 1312 Devon Avenue Aftfl. Q-5741 Permanent Waving and Tinting HOUSE OF MERI1 Furniture 1500 l-lovvard AM Q-6605 Plwone Dearborn Q-3305 DMN 'lflfaffafe THE HOUSE OF FINE FURS Suite 418 190 N. 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Morse Avenue LEONARD'S JUVENILE SHOP 1850 Morse Avenue Am. 2-0386 Huskies for the Stout Boy Chubbies for the Stout Girl SHERIDAN-CHASE BEAUTY SHOP 7233 N. Sheridan Br. 4-0323 SHERIDAN VIEW PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS D. B. DLINBAR, R.Ph.G. 7100 Sheridan Road CHICAGO Telephone SHEIdraIse 3429 FARWELL CLEANERS 6902 North CIarIx Ro 4-9113 COMPLIMENTS CongratuIations To The OI: NAVILLUS from DIVISION '35 DIVISION 139 GRADUATES DIVISION 206 FROM DIVISIQN Q05 SEPTEMBER -JANUARY OF QF DIVISION 208 DIVISIQN Q09 COMPLIMENTS QI: TERESIE FENIG OF Q08 DIVISION 210 To SherIin, Barbara Lipman RQBERTA WEITZMAN and Barbara BrosiIcw MARLENE GOLDSTEIN Irom GLORIA FILURIN Tese, Pat, and Sue CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE GRADUATES Irom DIVISION 141 Hodge-II'5 HAROLD R. HENNES SALON OF BEAUTY '-STORE FOR MEN :fri COMPLIME ' ' GRADULSTTQTHE Matthew s HSIFSIYIISI ROGERS PARK HOTEL RUTH FROCK SHOP A ' Hollycourt 5-4666 ' Chicago 26, III 1522 Morse venue ' 6813 No. Sheri Se CjONgI'21tlIl11tlOI'1S from niors of 1952 lwirling, morcl1ing,lelt,riQl1t...l1utl Almost clrove us on our nut. Almost drove us oft our nut. Still, it sure nos been some lun, Love from tlwe Mojorettes of '50-'5'l. Congrotulotions To Best Wishes To SHEPPIE SHERRIE FVOFTI Frgm GRANDMCDTI-IER Tp-ig ELSQNS Congrotulotions GF lvlr. Dunne To My Fovorite Niece SHERRIE and From l-ler liovorite Uncle September-jonuory SALM- Division 110 Io tlwe Iwo Svvellest Girls at Sullivan, SI-IERLIN KOWIII and V BOBBIE ROTI-I Congratulations on Your Graduation from Bobbie and Slwerlin Rogers Printing Company DIXON, ILLINOIS COMPSPAENTS MR. 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