Sullivan High School - Navillus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

F J Qi Gy ff' . 1 'Q 'tr 9 J,,,,....Q...,.. NAVILLUS l 2D .5 .5 SULLIVAN HIGH SCHO0L CHICAGO ' ILLINOIS -H-V vw , -k. . , , ,...WW,mM.wm...,L.m., ,A -- MMM JHMQA, .'--mmf. --'ww,w.n,-,Y-Q..fw,...,mzx,..'Linwia. ,.,,L,.,A.M..,,4Q.i ,,, ,mrzrfwnw orizond The delights of our childhood is soon passed away, And our gloryus youth departs . . ffromb An Old Mans Memory Qbyj James Mfhitcomb Riley YVe have reached the sunset of our high school days that began when we entered Sullivan four years ago. As the sun sets, the shadows it casts are those ol education, honor, service, and integrity, which prepare us for our future destinies. As the horizon is to the sea and the sky, so is our present to our future - a separation. Wfhile the sun rises to nieet another day our lives are progressing in the patterns set by our high school days. There may be an obscurity to our immediate future but it is our dreani that it will be a bright one with untold HORIZONS for us to conquer. Left: Knowledge is Power Center: Zing went the strings Right: The future leaders Circle: XVhy? 3 :Y NW 3 I I 5 -'K' i 2 N ...gg i w i I i I tleakcafion To Mr. Jesse H. Feldman, we, the students of Sullivan, in tribute to the memory ol a gracious, Hne, intelligent person, and in gratelulness for all the cul- ture and learning which he imparted to us, dedicate this, our NAVILLUS-l955. OPPOSITE PAGE- Top left: Spanish is cool. Top right: 'lihe fascination of Art. Lower left: Speedy Fingers. Lower right: We Love Latin. BELOW- Left: Fashion is Fancy. Right top: Get that seam straight. Right bottom: Careful, Boy! r. .gizuefiailg Midfanf Minczpa It took a very exceptional person to step into the shoes so ably filled by Miss Powers, but Mr. Schuessler proved himself to be just that person. In the short year that he has been at Sullivan, Mr. Sehuessler has become the students friend , His cheery good morningsn, start off the day just right. His sparkling eye, spring step, and ready smile, show his inherent good nature. Beneath this exterior, however, lies strong abilities as an educator and adminis- trator, of which we are all well aware. VVe're glad to have you aboard , Mr. Sehuessler and the NAVILLUS extends a heartfelt welcome , to you along with the hope that you'll be with ,Q us for a long time to come. ,fa . 8 4 5 5 BQ, 4 f 4.9R s?W ?'? Ash-fw?SK5 x:::.??wg?5Q mwa'f'Nf0? YN? -fix? 2 M MR. CIAIR Mathematics Teacher MISS MARGARET M. COLFORD Civics Teacher and Registrar MR. ABRAHAM DAVIDSON Industrial Arts Teacher Sponsors Navillus MISS JEAN DINXYIDDIE Library Clerk MR. LOUIS DOCIMO Printing Teacher Sponsors Franklin Club MRS. ESTHER N. DORMAN Science Teacher Gala? MISS ESTELLE ASHLAND Iiiology Teacher MRS. ROSE K. BALLEN Art Teacher MR. BAKER Language Teacher MR. MELVIN BIOFI7 English Teacher MISS FLORENCE BRANAND Sales and Typing Teacher MR. ROBERT j. BROWN Music Teacher Sponsors Band and Orchestra MRS. SILVIA CALESINI Language Teacher MISS THERES X C XRPEI I .. 4 .L I Y Home Economics Teacher SIJOIISOIS Serveltes TER Claftgg MR. NICHOLAS DOWNES Engineer MRS MARGUERITE B. FIESER Mathematics Teacher MR. JESSE HUGO FELDMAN English and Hebrew Teacher MISS HELEN J. FORD Music Teacher Sponsors Girl's Choir MR. SAMUEL FRALICK Physical Education Teacher Coaches golf, bowling, football, and tennis MR. CANNON English Teacher MISS BERNICE GREC-G History Teacher SGT. NORMAN E. GUNDERSON R.O.T.C. Sponsors Majorcttcs MISS HELEN HANSON Mathematics Teacher Senior Sponsor MISS HELEN HART Mathematics Teacher MRS. GLADYS K. HAY Science Teacher Sophomore Sponsor MISS MARIE G. HEUER Spanish Teacher Sponsors Spanish Club MISS IRENE HUMPHREYS Art Teacher Sponsors Community Service League MISS MARY KEEFE Language Teacher CLC!! MISS CLARA KELLY Librarian MISS FANNIE KOVITZ English and Commercial Teacher Sponsors Sullivan Sentinel MRS. HELEN M. KUSTNER Bookkeeping Teacher Sponsors Student Council MISS MARGARET McBRIDE Physical Education Teacher Sponsors Gym Leaders MR. FRANCIS MCCRACKEN Science Teacher Sponsors Stage Crew MISS L. LETA McILVAIN Mathematics Teacher Sponsors School Store MISS FLORENCE MITCHELL Physical Education Teacher Faculty Advisor of Fun Fair MISS FRANCES M. MOLONEY History Teacher MRS. ILA MOODY English Teacher Senior Play Sponsors FTA MISS MARY S. MURPHY Civics Teacher MRS. HELEN MURTAUGH English Teacher MR. ALEX NEMKOFF Physical Education Teacher Coaches Baseball Team CLCLL MRS. MILDRED NICKEL History and Careers Teacher MISS HARRIET O'BRIEN Physics Teacher MISS KATHRYN O'BRIEN Physical Education Teacher Sponsors Synchronized Swim and Social Center INIISS NIARCUERITE OCONNELL Attendance Ofhcer MR. ABRAM PANNITCH English Teacher MRS. HELEN PRINDES English Teacher MRS. VERA O. ROSS Clothing and English Teacher MISS JOSEPHINE SAGER Adjustment Teacher MR. ARTHUR SCHER Physical Education Teacher Coaches Basketball Sponsor Letterman's Club MISS WINIFRED E. SHEEL Music Teacher Sponsors Symphonic Choir, Socialization and Sentinel MRS. CORA SPOONER Commercial Teacher Pitman Honor Roll MISS HELEN F. STANTON Placement Counselor MRS. MILDRED XVALSER Connnercial Teacher Pitman Honor Roll MR. E. SCOTT YOUMANS Chemistry Teacher Rangers Safety Unit MRS. IRENE WALSH Matron .xdcfiuifa FW 1 N 1 . - 7 1 W l Q A I V i , I i r 9, . f J Q .QA Symphonic Choir Top row, left to right: Gieger, Goldman Reisman, Price, Paris. Row 1: Coleman, Yavitt. Schwade, Dcitel baum, Leven, XvC1'1'llC1'. Row 2: Rudes, Horwitz, Dubin, Barkin Lerner, Jennings, Ehrlich. Row 3: Vfhite, Geisingcr, Glantz, Sefan- sky, Maltz, Holt. Galkin, Price. Bottom row: Friedman, Glaser, Schwartz- berg, Solodky, Hirsch, Cherney. ln front: Miss Sheel. Symphonic Choir Ofliccrs Seated: Holt, Davis. Standing, left to right: Sundcnc, Hirsch, Miss Sheel, Friedman, Gold, Yavitt, Paris, Soloclky. 16 Top row, left to right: Perlute, Bryant, Zells, Brezin, Glick, Gold. Row 1: Robinson, Davis, Alswang, Scott, Levenson, Floun. Row 2: Margolin, Handelrnan, Bank, Newheld, Ruth, Netchin. Row 3: Radzin, Brezin, Sundene, Gefter, Caplan, Sterling, Strizak. Bottom row: Hurwitz, Kahn, Greenberg, Greenberg, Levine, Lipson. onic oir Singing daily 3rd period under the direction of Miss Mfinifred E. Sheel, the Symphonic Choir performs at the Spring Festival, the Christmas program and several other school functions throughout the year. I 7 W3 crm Top row, left to right: Greenspan, YVeintraub, Palmer, Borden, Holbach, Salmon, Griggs. Middle row: Edelson, Jacobson, Jordan, Shapiro, Hirschberg, Daniels, Silver. Bottom row: Chalmers, Gang. lVilll21I11S, Hirst, Rhinesline, Roscnstrock, Fitzhugh, Margiloff. The picturesque sight of the Girls' Choir earoling through the halls is one of a graduates most pleasant high school ineinories. This group, led by Miss Helen Ford, also performs at the Spring Festival and other school assemblies. Gir1's Choir Top row, left to right: Roseue, Verschuercn, Lipschullz, Metz. Kendrick, Brenner, Naimzm. Middle row: Turk. Buss. xvhif21C1'C. NVeinberger, Rice, Lirdangen. Bennett, Dubiu. Bottom row: Greeilspun. Lieherenz, Shkoler, Silillllllllilll, Morrow, Lazai' Dulmin. Gir1's Choir Officers Left to right: Naiman, Miss Ford, Turk, Griggs, Rosentrock, Dubin. I 19 .guclenf gounci Hoping to represent the students properly, the members of the Student Council are an important part of the government at Sullivan. The council, Sullivan's legislative branch under the direction of Mrs. Kustner. Freshman-Sophomore Student Council Row 4: Greenberg. YVeinstein, Gu herman, Kotzin, Posner. Bischoff, Gozansky. Row 3: jacohson, Zhasaz. Lichler man, Glick, Brown, Vengrow Cooper, Sabath. Row 2: Sanders, NVell. Rudnick Trimm, Geis, Berman, Oren stein, Deitelhaum. Row l: Klopferd, Oettinger. Bern stein, Schaefer. Cherney. Front: Cove. 20 Student Council Officers Secretary, Margolis: Vice-president, Cainras: President, Cove: Treas- urer. Aaron. junior-Senior Student Council Row 4: Heubaum, Kenigsberg Kirshner, Geiger, Sherman, Ro sene, Naiman, Kemcny, Firk Cole. Row 3: Derdiger, Kromer, Siegman Rothherg, Ostroff, Mleinstein Schultz, Fisher, Davis, Goldstone Row 2: Paull, Brand, Turner. Wlein herger, Hiller, Schiller, Roth haum, Schultz, Kharasch, Mrs Kustner. Row I: Buckner, Asher, Silverton Brody, Kipnis. Front: Camras, Aaron, Margolis Cove. February National Honor Society Top row, left to right: Millstone. Braverman, Brenner, Mrs. Soren- son, Snowhook, Myers, Nathan Bottom row: Springer, Siqueland, Paulson, Lange, Cooper, Byer, Johnson. Local Honor Society-Seniors Top row, left to right: Derdiger, Schultz, Heubaum, Cove, Bloch, Maralu, Perlman, Nathan, Cam- l'ZlS. Row 3: HCI, land, l'Tl2lll ITIZIH Handelman, Levine. Row 2: Greenspan, Nechin, Cooper, Yavitt, Lipschultz, Fligelmen, Johnson, Paulson, Byer, Lange. Bottom row: Cantor, Goldman, Myers, Levin, Riskin, Abrams, Ezer. Local Honor Society-juniors Top row, left to right, Kaplan, Choldin, Liebold, Collins, Ro- sene, Nelson, Silverman, Lessin. Row 3: Blackberg, Minner, Gang Miller, Foster, Lazar, Gerch, Mleinberger, Meredith, Morrow, Brody, Truner, IVolf. Row 2: YVhitacre, Kharasch, Helton Naiman, Firk, Ascher, Brenner Brand, Gordon. Bottom row: Frankenstein, Margi- loff, XVil1iams, Gandell, Nazell Rothbaum, Buckner. WcLfi0naf.jJon.or ociefy NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Character, leadership, scholarship and service are the qualities on which the members of the National Honor Society are selected. Under the direction of Mrs. Mildred A. Sorenson, the assembly at which the members. are initiated into the National organization, is undoubtedly one of the most impressive and digni- fied of any we have. LOCAL HONOR SOCIETY g I Those students who receive at least E's in their major subjects and G's in their minors be- come members of the Local Honor Society. They automatically lose this honor if they receive any penalty or tardy tickets during the semester. . All students strive to receive good grades because it is a high honor to belong to the Sullivan Honor Society. Braverman, Springer, Bren- Pliner, Burnstein, Sique- Gordon, Schwartz, Zuker- Greenberg, Sternberg, Mell- Ross, Lenchner, Menaker, , 5 21 8111111 an has every ieason to be proud of its orehestia, which is under the dneetion ol Mr Robert Eweiv student is eligible to Join the orchestra pi ovided 11e can play soxne 1nst1un1e11t well Pupils who studx a11 n1st1un1e11t with Mr Brown in school automatically loin t11e orchestra altei reaching a eertain The oiehestia 11as appealed for all important occasions Th ir 11arn1onv is the last 111011 school ieality 101 the graduate, as he walks up t11e aisle to the strains ol Poinp and Lncuinstanee lor the last t1n1e in Band Band leader: Mr. Brown. Row 1: Zerin, Steinberg, W' a 1 cl fo ge 1, Friedman, Singer, Licliterman. Row 2: Lee, Epstein, Spi- wak, Chaplik, Rosene, C11 l11'Cll , l,C1'lll121I1, S11er. Row 3: Sliiffman, Epstein, Minow, Rowley, Donner, Borshell, Bischoff. Row el: Simon, Mandell, H a 111 b u r g e 1' , Stern, Schwartz, Shykind, Dude. Row 5: Lerner, Heller, Miller. Orchestra Strings Lerner, Windxniller, Wolk Orchestra WVOodwinds Waldfogel, Lee, Stein- berg, Rich, F1'iedn1a11. Orchestra Brass C11a1n1ers, YVei1, Schwartz Mandell, Perlnian, Bisch off. Violins Hughes, Scholnick, Green berg, Turner. Piano Rhoda Brown. 22 aff gm... 6 '4May I see your pass? Keeping the halls orderly and clean makes the Hall 'irds' job a big one. Students give up a study period in order to volunteer the job. l: Aronson. Wiseman. Ballande, Silver, Harnisch. ' 2: Poster, Sobitsky, Kohn, Bernstein, Glickman, Kerr. 3: Blumenthal, Ezer. Braverman, llligton, Dubin. 4. Schwartz, Berg, Finkel, Levin, Goldstein, Friedman. 5: lVilliams, Craig, Davis, Landman, Germain, Yavitt. b: Schwade, Perlman, Berlant, Schoenwald, Soloman. 7: Gold, Brostofl, Nicholas. S: Chambers, Lasker, lcko, Goodwin, Reiter, Goldstein, Skolnick. Hall Guards Row l: Edelstein, Levy, Goldberg, Seligson, Abrams, Gandell, Solod- ky, Kirsch. Kipnis. Schwade. Row 21 Turner, Ascher, Geiger, Bank, Freeman, Gold, Goldman. Row 3: YVolk, Perlman, Schulman. Row 4: Weinstein, Levine, Gold- man, Goldstein, Rosen, Fligel- man, Brody, Motanky, lValport. Row 5: Lasker. Firk, Schless, Silver, Baumann, Dorenfeld, Nieman, Handler. Row 6: Goldstone. Lichtenstein, Goldstein, Bergman, Bass, Soloa lll?lll. Row 7: Church, Abrams, Levko, Camras, Lustig, Levenson, Kem- eny, Derdiger. Row 8: Romain, Krakow, Sussman, Aronson, Clavin. Row 9: Siegman. Chalmers, Hoff- man, Butler, Berz, Marcus. Row 10: Benjamin, Riesman, Kirs- ner, Chessick, Richman, Margolis XV1th I ee XV1Hd11l1HCl as student heeld wud Mr. Youmaus is 513011501 the Salem Urut Lakes charge of HIC and au I 11d drllls The task oi ezulx d1su11ss11s, flbsences, Hlldl ness and uuancx IS hiudled bx Nhss O Coumll and he1 mam capibln nsswtauts Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row lou Row Row Row Row Row Row 6 BICIIIICI Sdmtinex Duhm BLl1Il lll mdm Mlss NOL fxunv mmem Rlch 111124. Tlshel Middle 10V N11 B1ude1 Lexus Ruud Potushmml L1p Back IOM Ice Ixuz Pwulson Qhlifmin BIQCIIOHE 24 OFFICE HELP Aiding the trained office help, these students have various duties which include Filing, mimeographing, and running errands. SERVETTES Preparing and serving refreshments at school teas, luncheons and other school functions, the Servettes, a capable group of girls, meet the first and third Fri- day of every month under the sponsorship of Miss Carpenter. Library Assistants Top row: Berman, Levine, Reser, Newfield, Deuss, Kromer, Paulson, Mellman. Row 7: Knoebel, Springer, Rosenstrock, Rhinestone, Rosenberg. Row 6: Helton, Leviton, Rosenwasser, Batzlaft. Row 5: Bass, Shapiro, YVciss, Axel, Ross. Row 4: Levine, Jacobson, Siegal, Rosenberg, Tungate. Row 3: Klein, XVilliams. Caplan. Row 22 Greenspan, Beck, Pinsky, Chalet. Bottom row: Karpen, Halperin, Schwartzberg. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS May I have this book, Miss Kelly? Upon hearing this question you can tell, if you couldn't any other way, that this is the library. Miss Kelly, who is always in the center of all the activity is assisted by volunteers who offer their serv- ices so the other students can make better use of the facilities offered. Servettes Top row, left to right: Miss Carpenter, Clauser, Maddock, Friedman, Cooper. Row 4: Siqueland, Borden, Brown, Levenson. Row 3: Metz, Heyman, Bank, Hlatlenbcrg. Row 2: Salmon, Sternberg. Staib. Bottom row: Turner, Morgan, Meilach, Schmit. Service Girls-Doud Row l: Miller, Lewis. Row 2: Rosenberg, Friedman, Mellman. Row 3: Edinberg, Mrs. Doud, Nechin. STAGE CREW This is a familiar term uttered by boys of the Stage Crew who work diligently behind the scenes at school assemblies, dramatic programs and other school functions. Their sponsor is Mr. McCracken. Next time you hear turn on the blue foots and cut the Housei'-lean back and relax and enjoy another of Sullivan's assemblies. RAN GERS Devoting their entire time to the aid of the school administration the Rangers have built a service organization that is held in high esteem by their teachers and fellow students. This or- ganization is one of Sullivan's pioneer organiza- tions now under the sponsorship of Mr. E. Scott Youmans. Rangers Seated: Snowhook, Siegman, Aaron. Mr. Youmans, Fried- man, XVl11d1I1lllC1', Cove, Margolis, Maram. Standing: Rich, Choldin, Rothberg, Liebold, MacDonald, Heubaum, Schultz, Greenstein, Holt, Eckerling, Col' lins, Gerch. Stage Crew Clockwise starting at bottom: Golbus, Halpern, Johnson, Rosene, Stadwiser, Appel, Loberg, Platt, Millstone, Nelson. School Store Left to right: Nazell, Meredith, Halpern, Church, XVald- fogel, johnson, Uslander. 26 PTA Fun Fair! This event which is sponsored by our PTA was again very successful. The success was due largely to the great amount of cooperation between faculty members, students, and parents. Half of the proceeds go to the school for im- provements that are needed. PTA! Thanks for the vast interest in us, our school and our school organizations. P.T.A. OFFICERS Standing, left to right: Mrs. Kenneth Nathan, Mrs. Martin Heller, Mrs. Isadore Handelman. Seated: Mrs. Maurice Clavin, Mrs. Elmer Friedman. PROJECTION CREW off please. You may have heard this familiar ore watching a movie in one of your classrooms f period of the day. the direction of Mr. Dicz, this group is one of the e groups in Sullivan High School. L: Neiman, Gold, Kallish, Ohrenstein, Mided, YVilliams. 27 M imeo Service Front row, left to right: Schultz, Kallish, Zielinski. Back row: Collins, Gold, Neiman, Ohrenstein, Snowliook, Wlilliams, Aaron. The Pitman Honor Roll is a reward lor th outstanding stenographj students All short hand students have an opportunitv to compete loi this award but only the pupils receiving 9011 or above comprise thc Pitman Honor Roll LETTIZRMEN Top row: Butler, Scigcl, Strimling, Schocnwald, Rraiinan, XVindmiller Holwman, Handlcr, Goldstein, Lcssin. Row 3: Levy. Creenbcrgcr, Kahn, jolinsnn, Field, Geiger, Klein, Davis Perlman, Martini, Sinton, Silverstein, Grihb, Grccnstcin. Row 2: Hutton. Blandcll, Schocnfeld, Chalmers, Kaul, Soloman, Silver man. Bottom row: Freeman, Schrieber, Agron, Chnrfli. Sicclnian, Durchslage Stone, lfunt, Braun. PITMAN HONOR ROLL Back row, loft to right: Pliner, Lcnclmcr. Lange, Goldman. Noubar Friedman, Holton, Myers, Clauser. Kirk, Levine, Naiman, Schul- man. liarlson, Handelman, Levy, Suntlone. Row 2: Mrs. XVzilser, Mirincr, YVolf, Graivicr, Cooper. Siqucland, Davis Maddock, Fligelinan. jails, Gaudcll, lssak, Mrs. Spooner. Row l: Dohrusin. Ruskin, Bank. Schubert, Lorenz, Brand, Frcskc. Seated on floor: Brav-rrnian, Abrams. LOCAL HONOR SOCIETY - FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORES Bottom row, left to right: Moss, Baim, Hiller, Hirst. Row 2: Faisslcr, Grogdun, Tyscr, Rabin, Schultz, Klztpnian. Row 3: Friedman, Pinskv. Row 4: Franrblau, Kraft, Halpern, Bischoff, Manttolf, Rich, Margolis Gozansky, Ruby. Top row: Goldberg, Waterman, Loherg, Siegman, Bowers, Zilberstein Nathan, Hamlclman, Kenigsberg. 28 SOCIALIZATION Wfith Miss Slieel as sponsor, Socializa- tion has gained a prominent place as a service organization. Two highlights of the student body's social life are the annual dances, Frcshie Fling and Senior Sendolf given by So- cialization. SOCIAL CENTER Sponsored and financed by the Board of Education the Sullivan Social Center is open one Friday night each month. Stanto n-Sager Service Girls Bottom row, left to right: Harris, Kharasch, Row Row Top Top Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Lakin. 2: Rich. Levin, Yavitt, Hirsch. 3: Lenchner, Gordon, Germain. row: Rabin, Levin. Social Center row, left to right: Kirsner, Cribb. l: Geiger, Buck, Bold. 2: Meredith. Cooper, Richards. 3: Siegman, Peterson, Duster, Faissler. 4: Price, Feinholtz, Mitchell, Hirsch. 5: Abrahams, Goldstone, Greenberg. 6: Lapping, Hiller, Chalmers, Levine. 7: Goldberg, Craig. Leff, Aronson. Bottom row: Silverton, Brostoff, Friedman, My- ers. On side of stiars: Miss K. O'Brien, MacDonald, Brostoff. In front: Schwade, Cold, Schultz, Goldman. Socialization Standing: YVinkel, MacDonald, Cove, Choldin, Siegman. Seated: Goldman, Klein, Miss Sheel, Levin, Ades, Schwartz, Kabb, Chambers. Kneeling: Nechin, Sachs, Karpen, Craig, Sch wartz S ector . , p . Seated: Kasper, Rothberg, Friedman, Krane, Dubin. 29 43331. Ma -35,,M,x V i E 3, 121 M .M l 1 l 2 w. 1 i , , '! ku if ji? x Ld 'Nw I vkh 4 M CO-EDITORS fSpringj lilinor Goldman and Dale Cantor SPORTS EDITOR QFallj Ted Perlman FEATURE EDITORS QFallj Lipscliultz and Don Snowlrook 31 OFFICE AND BUSINESS STAFF QFirst Picture Belowy Left to Right: Blackberg, Necliin, Schniiclt, Pottishnmn. Margiloll. SENTINEL REPRESENTATIVES 12nd Picture Bclowl SENIOR WRITERS f31'd Picture Belowj Left to Right: Top Row-Landman, Clioldin, Yaviil, Gold Dubin, lV0lfson. Russell, Kemeny, Ades. 2nd Row-Griggs, Zukerman, Clavin, Ascher, Brenner Greenspan, Levin. Boiloni Row-XVeinlrerger, Hundelman, Morrow, Dunitz Rob Kaul Eclilor-in-Chief Bob Lerner Thea Kharasch Tony Nathan, Barbara Winkel Business Manager Publicity Bookkeejvefs Lois Breider, Marilyn Lewis Secretaries 32 Wauiffud From September to June the Navillus staff can usually be found, buried under a pile of work. Super- vising this production is Mr. A. Davidson, sponsor. Each staff member has a set duty to perform, besides the many varied jobs he often unexpectedly has to undertake. Between the clicking of typewriters, banging of drawers, and the constant pound of hardworking pencils, there is a heavy undercurrent of information passing among different Navillus helpers. However, the work of the staff would be useless, without you to make possible the successful results of this year's sales campaign. NAVILLUS STAFF qkighty Clockwise-Bendelow, Brody, Derdiger, Paull, Kasper, Edinburg. Zukerman, Silverton, Rich, Nechin, lllerfel, Slutsky, Karpen NAVILLUS WVRITE-UPS AND BIOGRAPHY COMMITTEE fBelowj lst row-Yavitt, Handelman, Dubin. Back row-Friedman, Braverman, Nechin, Zukerman. NAVILLUS REPRESENTATIVES QBelowj 'lop row-Glam, lVeil, Seidman, Brannner, Griggby Perlman, Lessin, Geiger, Xlfishner, lllillianis 2nd row - Kharasch, Slutsky, Toben, Greenberg Ades. Schwartz, Nechin, Kabb, Yavitt, Schwartz Goldstein, Wlermer, Brenner, Sinton, Kasper Rich. 3rd row-lVeinstein, Moyses, Greenberg, Shless, Du nitz, Cobrin, Faissler, Pliner, Ross, Bloch Bottom row-Karpen, Poster, Sandler, Dubin, Brost- ofl, Graverinan, Solodky. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to right - Top row: Cove. Bloch, Green stein, Halpern. 2nd row: XVindmiller, Derrliger. Zielinski. Gold, Platt. Sul row: Nechin, Hlinklcr, Davis, Pottishman, Stzulwiser. Llth row: Cantor, Stcrnherg. Handlenian, Needle- nmn, Lipschultz, Mrs. Sorenson. Sth row: Sunclcnc, Levine, Aronson. Bot. row: Schultz, Ezer. Golclmzin. FINANCE COMMITTEE Consisting of a treasurer and pupils turned assistants, the Fie nance Committee receives money, takes charge of it and disburses it upon orders made by the proper authority. Miss Gleason manages the mone- tary ailairs of the school as the sponsor of this Committee. Finance Committee: Freske, Needlemen. Service Points Committee Left to right - Standing: Derdiger, Cove, Kemeny, Schultz. Seated: Byer. Schultz, Yzwitt, R0ll1lDHlll11, Greenspan. Myers. idceffaneoufi eruice ir A ommunifz ...Service league COMMUNITY SERVICE LEAGUE The big projects of the COM- MUNITY SERVICE LEAGUE, sponsored by Mrs. Ross, are usual- ly planned for the Spring, about the time of Clean-up l'Veek. They try to make contributions to the school which will improve it as El whole. This year we received new wastehaskets. This organization definitely shows community spirit among the stu- dents. Miscellaneous Service Girls Left to right-Top row-Schultz, Hiller, Brogden, Kirsch, Gorey, Kaplan, Weinberger, Friedman, Turner, Klap- man, Buckner, Shkoler 3rd row-Shein, Kipnis, McLean, Schul- man, Rosenberg, Schwartz, Lupel, Klopferd, Scott, Faissler, Goldman, Graivier, Whitefield, Brand 2nd rowASchwartz, Redman, Siegel, Jacobson, Glickman, Werfel, Levine, Goldman, Lipschultz Bottom row--Farmilant, Silverton, Na- zell, Baim, Bellande, Wiseman, Gef- ter, Solodky, Miller Left to right4Top row-Power, Zells, Salmon, Doneit, Kahn, Lock, Mash- kes, Lakin, Simms, Galkin, Miller, Maltz, Hirsch, Steiner, Lasker 3rd rowfRachman Kaplan, Statland, Halleck, Weinstein, Seligson, Zarem- ski, Zamb, Shless, Byster, Clauser, Gunderson, Firk, Friedman, Naiman, Metz, Maddock 2nd row-Bryant, Glick, Goodman, Mitchell, Slutsky, Sandler, Asher, Ditlove, Shapiro, Arenson, Barnett Bottom roW4Ascher, Nicholas, Lipson, Estes, Orleans, Poster Community Service League Left to right-Top row-Greenspan, Friedman, Gold, Abrahams, Gordon, Wiseman, Ezer, Buckner, Williams, Frankenstein 3rd rowfMandel, Levine, Malman, Winkler, Lipschultz, Nashban, Pearl- man, Gravier, Burnstein, Berman, Weinberger 2nd row!Byer, Clauser, Goldstein, Le- vine, Firk, Naiman, Solodky, Silver- ton, Brand Bottom row4Pinsky, Kipnis, Siegel, Glick, Baim, Rothbaum, Mos un air Popcorn Cotton Candy! All you can eat! Filling the halls with gaiety late every fall, the Fun Fair, with the cooperation of stu- dents, P.T.A. and faculty advisor, Miss Flor- ence Mitchell, helps us enjoy spending our money in order to improve our school. Among the eveningys highlights is the Swim Show. The mermaids perform comical and ballet acts besides outstanding diving feats. Singers, dancers, and comedians make up the performers of the student variety show. If you happen to approach the gym youll hear wild cheering, some for the alumni but more for the varsity team, as they are the partici- pants of this exciting basketball game. Thanks to the cooperation of many, our Fun Fair provides our school departments with much, long-desired equipment. FUN FAIR QUEENS Left to right - Standing: Rowley, Leviton, Hirsch. lst row: Kronier, Trimm, Schroeter, Power, Kipnis. 2nd row: Cohen, Ross, Schaefer. 3rd row: Raymond, Deitelbaum, Beegun, Biegler, Brown, Krane, lcko, Monarch, Freeman. 4th row: Weinstein, Sundene, Griggs, Oet- tinger, Siegal, Berlant. ith row: Park, Rosene, Cooper, Mallires, XVasserman. Kaplan. tith row: Van Gessel, Rosenberg, Shkoler, Mitchell, Rubin. w 5 pm Wham IS W 55+ W gg z W wif Www Q ef W FRENCH CLUB Parlez-vous Francais avec moi? This is a familiar phrase of one of the newest clubs in Sullivan - the French Club led by Bernie Na- than, President, Sharon Mleinstein, Veep, Janie Shless, Secretary, and May- de lfllestrich, Treasurer. Sponsored by Mrs. Cale- sini, they have put on French skits, seen French movies and conversed in French. SPANISH CLUB VVould you like to learn Spanish customs, songs and dances? If your answer is yes, then the Spanish Club is the answer. Under the sponsorship of Miss Heuer, this club also entertains Spanish clubs from other schools. French Club Top row, left to right: Nvest- rich, Klapman, Langham, Schwartzberg, Deitelbaum, Shless, Margolin, Seligson, Mleinstein, Gozansky, Abrams. Seated on chairs: Greenberg, Ticktin, Ohstfeld, Nathan. Seated on floor: Brown, Fried- man, Freed, Silverman, Gor- don. Spanish Club Top row, left to right: Schneid- erman, Bowers. Row lc Miss Heuer, Goldberg, Green, Epstein, Goldberg, Pearlman. Okean. Row 2: Brogden, Barnett, Schromn. Row 3: Kaplan, Rosenberg, Schultz. Bottom row: Turner. Epstein Lee. Hanover, lVillens. y F.T.A. Back row. left to right: Schul- man. Shenfeld, Nechin, Davis G re e n b e r g. Braverman Schultz, Gordon, Graivier, Brand, Pottishnian, Archer Margilofl, Bold. Row 3: Krane, Sandler, Sun- dene. Abrams, Shein, Spring- er, Schwartz, Gorldman, Levine Menaker, Wleinstein. Row 2: Mrs. Moody, Kaplan, Lipschultz, Maddock. Clauser, Myers, Cooper. Bottom row: Friedman, Ezer, Finkel, Brody, Hiller, Bren- ner, Lock, YVolk. Un bench: Byer, Grostoll. 1 s 38 Top left: In the far olf lands. Top right: Mmmmln, smells good. Center: The beauty of Art. Center right: Learning bv doing. CCHICI' lfffli S116 stoops to C0l1qllG1'. E Lower center: Rub a club dub. Lower left: I hope it works. Lower right: Math has meaning. x, 1 2 Q S 1 ! Jdfklgffff. JW? .ff fs 1 f , -MLM: z:-2'---a-.::1. :I. :2i:f2I . ..,.. , 2-?ss:fsf',:::2'f:':rg.-.3 f: ::'f1'-M' -' ' ik I , 5 l I 4 I :! 3 A .2 FOOTBALL TEAM A Top row-Windmiller, Agron, Nussbaum, Siegel, Braun, Klein, Axelrad, Field, Green- stein, Stanton, Fisher, Lessin, Gribb, Coach Fralick. Middle row-Goldstein Kraiman, Seidman, Geiger, Stone, Kahn, Handler, Davis, Solo- rnan, Brown, Wilson, Fisher. Bottom row-Abrams, Freeman Schrieber, Sinton, Mandell, Strimling, Silverstein, Chal- mers, Hutton. 1954 FOOTBALL SEASON Sullivan ....., 12 Senn ......,.. 0 Sullivan ...... 6 Kelvyn Park .. 6 Sullivan ...... 13 Tuley ........ 2 Sullivan ...... 20 Foreman ..... 7 Sullivan ...... 19 Wells ........ 9 Sullivan ...... 18 Lake View . . .26 Sullivan ...... 33 Wvaller ....... 6 Lee Mfindmiller gains yardage. V if joofgaf jam Onward to victory! This cheer became the motto of the fighting 1954 Tiger eleven. With a record of four league wins against one loss, Sullivan climbed to second place in the Northwest Blue Section, barely missing the first place spot. The Cats posted victories over W'ells, Tuley, Foreman, and Waller. Only a last- half uprising by Lake View kept Coach Sam Fralick's charges out of the city p ayoifs. The highlight of the season, however, was the decisive thrashing that Senn was dealt by our rugged grid warriors. It was the First win in the last five seasons for Sullivan in this traditional contest and our boys handled themselves beauti- fully in racking up the Bulldogs 12-0. This year's football team received considerable recognition as quarterback Ron Field, halfback Bill Biff Stanton, end Bob Klein, center joel Axelrad, and tackle Dave Greenstein were picked on the All-Section Squad. In addition, All-State Mention went to Field, Klein, Greenstein, and Stanton. Dave Green- stein, this year's captain, was honored as an All-City selectee. Because of their Fine play in compiling a five wins, one loss, one tie record, the l954 football team will long be remembered as one of the most outstanding athletic aggregations in Sullivan annals. 43 Top left-Bob Klein catches a pass against Foreman. Top right-Ron Field gains yardage against Foreman. Top center-Bill Stanton injures leg. Circle-George Braun evades a Foreman player. Cenner-2ND TEAM FOOTBALL Linemen-Seidman. Sinton, Davis, Kahn, Soloman, Strimling. Silverstein. Backfield-Geiger, Handler, Abrams, Krainian, Hutton. Bottom-FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL Linemen-Klein, Siegel, Nussbaum, Axelrod, Fisher, Greenstein, Lessin. Backfield-Coach Fralick, Braun, Agron, Field, WVindmiller, Stanton. C-ribb 44 Olllhilflg QCLIWI, Left to right, top row-Mandell, Coach Fralick, Kraiman, Smith, Klein. Bottom row-Motanky, Roseuiield, Krakow, Freidman, Karol. Norm Karol 45 FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL TEAM Lzft to right, from row-Sanders. Rudnick, Bcrko, Kcuigsberg, Pram. E-.mv 2-Statland, Menaker, Cole, Stein, Goldberg. Rc.-w 3-Richman, Roseublum. XviShIISI', Cohen, Brammer. Dennis Geragh ty Steve Marcus jim Levy Barry Holt gafslfeigaf Bernie Kirsner John Butler VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Row 4-Coach Scher, Schwartz Kane. Row 3-Robb, Kaplan, Camras Lerner, Nlhitley. Row 2-D. Bcrz, Siegmau, Geraghty R. Berz. Front-Marcus, Butler, Holt, Kirs- ner, Levy. 47 VARSITY SEASON GAMES Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Senn . . Sch urz Taf t ...... Lane ..... Lake View YValler .... Von Steuben Amunclsen Roosevelt . Sullivan . . . Sullivan ...... PLAYOFFS YVells . . . . . . .Sl Sullivan . . afiefgaf. Under the fine coaching of Coach Art Scher the Sullivan Tigers tied for the North Section championship with 7 wins and 2 losses. The highlight of the season was the upset of Von Steuben. Because of the fine play of Captain Butler, Dennis Geraghty, Bernie Kirsner, Barry Holt, Jim Levy, and Steve Marcus they overcame a lil point dencit to win. Since all starters return next year except Capt. John Butler, Sullivan can look forward to another successful season. CLJQACLK jam Top ion Butler Cameion Xlucus Coldstem Kaul Beilxo, B1'1u11 Birtinmei Gribb, Rosen. Miller Bottom row-Coach Nemkotl, Holt. Sonuners, Shoreman, Rudnick, Stein. Menaker, Russell, Fierstein, Greenstein, Silverman. Harrod, l-Ielfand Left: Holt is safe at third Under Coach Alex Nemkoii, Sullivan's Baseballers have compiled the Hnest record in their history of ll wins and 6 losses. Beating Lane l to 0 under the masterful pitching oi Dave Greenstein, gave Sullivan its biggest moment. Through graduation the Baseball team loses prac- tically the whole starting team. Iniieldercs - George Braun, Steve Marcus, Barry Holt, John Butlerg outfield- ers - Dave Greenstein, Bob Kaul, Earl G old s t e i ng pitchers - Herman Gribb and YVcs Harrod 1T1t1St be replaced. PRACTICE GAMES 49 Sullivan ..... 3 Wells ....... 2 Sullivan ...,. 5 Amundsen . . .13 Sullivan ..... 12 Evanston . . . 4 LEAGUE GAMES Sullivan ...., 5 Senn ....... 3 Sullivan ...., 7 Wallet' ...... 5 Sullivan ..... 3 Taft ........ 12 Sullivan ..... 6 Amundsen . . 5 Sullivan ..... 7 Von Steuben. 6 Sullivan ..... 7 Lake View. . .14 Sullivan ..... 1 Lane . .... . . . O Sullivan ..... 8 Roosevelt . . . 4 Sullivan ..... 6 Senn ........ 0 Sullivan ..... 0 Schurz ...... 1 Sullivan ..... 11 Waller ...... 0 Sullivan ..... 0 Schurz ...... 5 Sullivan ..... 6 Amundsen . .. 4 Sullivan ..... 5 Taft ........ 6 Marcus throws to iirst as Kaul slides into second Kaul, Berko, Goldstein, Russell Holt, Shoreinan, Greenstein, But- ler Harrod, Sommers, Holt, Green- stein .gzgnckronizecl Swim The Sullivan Synchronized Swim Club has been in existenci for three years and is now one of the leading Sullivan Clubs. It is composed of girls who have outstanding swimming ability. Led by Barb Reiser, Presidentg Kathy Richards, Veepg Louise Meredith, Secretaryg and Judy Paris, Treasurer, the forty girls will put on Spring Splash in April. In the past they have also presented shows at the annual Fun Fair. 50 QF' 5 glflfl can el 5 SENIOR GYM LEADERS Left to right, clockwise, back row-Whitacre, Kromer, Miss Mc- Bryde, McMillan, Mabe, Singer, Tyser, Finkle, Noble, Chalmers, Hirst, Hughes. Front-Bennett, Odishoo, Polkofl. The Gym Leaders are a group of girls, who in their sparkling green and white uniforms, assist the gym teachers. They are coached through the rules of every game by their sponsor, Miss McBryde. Aside from assisting in the gym, these girls have several social events through- out the year. Each of them must have outstanding scholarship as well as the art of leadership. These girls really work hard and we are certainly proud of them. 51 .,..,g,,f 4 'fwlrsv MAJORETTES Clockwise-Kohn, Archer, Mnrldock, Clauser, YVinkler, NVigton, Miller, Snndene. IUNIOR CORPS MAJORETTES Clockwise-Smith, Dikszas, Northrop, Robinson, Berge, Carr. Schmidt. MAJORETTES Following the twirling baton of Beth Sundene in the fall and Joyce Berge in the spring the MAJOR- ETTES, who are sponsored by Sgt. Gunderson, ex- hibit their talents at football games, school assemblies, and other school functions. CHEERLEADERS Clockwise-Sandler, Nechin, Schwartz, Silver, Esrig, Bold, Krane, Levine, Lorenz, Frank. In Center--Myers. CHEERLEADERS Boom chicka boom, heh! That's just it sample of the CHEERLEADERS talents. Sponsored by Miss Kathryn O'Brien, they fill the crowds with lots of pep at football and basketball games. M: fs S gi: 2 15 'sl aim W ' fzlggex, W , Q 1, X if? V , .... ,,:,,, X .E . ' -- t..,L4,,N1fr':5z?4fQx 3 Q N QIWW , X, 4 4 e ' haw - flif ww-11:51 , Q.. 21511255 4 2 'Q ggwk.. 2 hi H' , ,.,. Q amz ' sz? ZWQPW ww a CRACK DRILL PLATOON QOpposite page topj Capt. Bendelow, Major Skykind. lst row-Lindgren, Zoes, Cunningham, Epstein, Rice, Goldberg, Ross. Shiifman. 2nd row-Segel, Kirsch, Myer, Weinberg, Eisrnan, Zabaras, Danoff, Minow XVallace. 3rd row-Neil, Constant, Kohn, Rodwell, Gadkin, Heller. Schor. Pollen. COMPANY B QAbovej X Bendelow, Segal, Hedbloin, lst row-Robb, Dyer, Borlek, Danoif, Issak, Zabar 2nd row-Cuinland, Yvaterman, Klein, Buxton, Sklar, YVallace, Minow. 3rd row-Neil, Constant, Kohn, Rodwell, Kadkin, Heller, Schor. Pollen. s, Scholnick, Mansell. Kirsch. R.O.T.C. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS fBelowj R.O.T.C. COLOR GUARD Left to right-Bendelow, Ross, Smith, Shiffman, Robb, Left to right-Rosene, Collins, Epstein, Neil. Gunderson, Rosene, Cunningham, Bishoff, Hlallace, Zoes. 4 , 55 X Cfvtdrieri f X s I i , 1 , Rm 4 W NORTON AGRON Van Gogh with a football in his hand Football Team 2,3,45 Hall Guard 45 Projection Crew 1,25 Lunch Guard 45 Program Committee 4. PAUL APPEL I-1e's the Apple of My Eye Student Council l,2,45 Stage Crew 45 Safety Unit 45 Hall Guard 45 Drama Club 35 Senior Play 45 Senior Class Vice President. BERYL ARONSON Sweet Thoughts, A Penny From Heaven Student Council 1,25 Community Service League 2,35 Hall Guard 35 Service Girl 3,45 Sentinel Representative 1,25 Sym- phonic Choir 2,35 Social Center Committee 3,45 Senior Tea Committee 4. JOEL C. AXELRAD Real Great-Does Rate-Vfomen Bait Hall Guard 1,25 Student Council 15 Division President 15 Football Team 2,3,45 Lettern1en's Club 2,3,4. PHYLLIS BENDER Cashmere Sweaters-Love Letters Hall Guard 1,25 Service Girl l,2,3,45 Symphonic Choir5 Fun Fair 1,25 Senior Play 4. JANICE JOYCE BERMAN Potato Chips-Candy Sticks Austin High School5 Library Assistant 3,4. DICK BLUEMENTHAL Always keep 'em laughing Hyde Park High School5 Hall Guard 4. CAROL BRAVERMAN Smart and Sweet-Really Neat Marshall High School5 National Honor Society5 Service Girl 35 Library Assistant 35 F.T.A. 3,45 Pitman Honor Roll 3,45 Honor Society 2,45 R.O.T.C. Typist 45 Senior Play 45 Alumni Committee 4. LOIS BREIDER Daisy Mae, in the usual way Girls' Choir 35 NAVILLUS 3,45 Service Girl 35 Spring Concert 45 NAVILLUS Representative 2,3. SALLY BRENNER Brushes-Palettes Student Council 2,35 Community Service League 1,25 Drama Club 35 Junior Dance Committee 35 Library As- sistant 15 Service Girl 2,3,45 Senior Class Secretary. ALAN BROSTOFF The W'izard of Ozzie SENTINEL Representative 25 NAVILLUS Representative 15 S.S.S. 1,25 Hall Guards 1,2, Captain 35 Lunch Guards 45 Assembly Guards 45 Symphonic Choir 1,45 Social Center 2,3,4, Chairman Tickets 3, Posters 45 Student Council 1,25 Service Boy 45 Division President 35 Senior Mothers' Tea Committee5 Safety Unit 4. ANN BROSTOFF Paint brush in hand-always in demand Social Center Committee 2,4, Chairman 35 F.T.A. Secre- tary 3, Vice President 45 Student Council 2,3,45 Service Girl 2,3,45 Community Service League 2,35 NAVILLUS Representative 45 Spring Concert 35 Safety Unit 45 Girls' Choir Secretary 45 Library Assistant 3. PAULA BROWVN . Happy go lucky Service Girl 45 Library Assistant 2. ENID BUCK Honey bun5 lots of fun S.S.S. 15 Symphonic Choir 2,35 Social Center 3,45 Service Girl 3,45 Fun Fair 35 Senior Tea Committee 45 Pitman Honor Roll 35 Spanish Club 25 Spring Concert 25 Hall Guards 1. IUDY BYER A Wonderful Bundle of Joy Student Council 3,4, 3A Class Counselor, Vice President 45 F.T.A. 3,45 President 45 SENTINEL 3,4, Business Manager 45 Service Girl 2,3,45 National Honor Society 45 Local Honor Society l,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Community Service League 2,4, President 35 Senior Luncheon Committee5 Senior Play. EDWARD DAVIS jim Thorpe All American Hall Guard 43 Football Team 2,4. JOAN DOBRUSIN Florence Nightingale-Service to Others Library Assistant 1,23 Symphonic Choir 1,23 Service Girl 2.3, Pitman Honor Roll 43' Community Service League 3,43 Girls' Choir 43 Hall Guard 43 Booster Club l. RONALD B. FIELD Glory in the Afternoon Football 2,3,43 Basketball 2,3,43 Lettermen's Club 2,3,43 Student Council l,23 Hall Guard 43 Assembly Guard 33 S.S.S. 33 Division Vice President 43 SENTINEL Representa- tive 2: Safety Unit 4. NORTON FISHMAN 3 Speak softly and carry a big stick Mimeo Service 33 Projection Crew 33 Lab Assistant 43 Senior Playg Local Honor Society. SANDRA FRANK Personality plus-Boys all fuss Schurz High School3 Service Girl 3,43 junior Dance Com- mittee3 Division Treasurer 3,43 Mimeo Service 33 Safety Unit 43 Senior Prom Committeeg Cheerleader 3, Co- captain 43 Fun Fair 3,4. LARRY FRIEDMAN Yours to rememberl' Ranger- 233, Chief 43 Safety Unit 2,3, Lieutenant 43 Mimeo Service 2,3343 Golf Team 3, Captain 43 Frosh-Soph Basket- ball 23 National Honor Society Treasurerg Senior Mothers' Tea Committee3 Student Council 1,43 Lettermen's Club 33 SENTINEL Representative l. DAVE FUNT Pipe and Slipper3 Always Chipper Swimming Team l,2,33 Senior Prom Committeeg Assembly Guard 43 Track Team 23 Division President 23 Frosh- Soph Football Team 23 Symphonic Choir 13 Orchestra l3 Junior Dance Committee. SCOTT GOLDMAN Tall and Slim-Lots of Vim Lunch Guard 1,23 Student Council 33 Sentinel Representa- tive 32 be PAT GORDON' Moonbeamsg Summer Dreams Local Honor Society l,2,3,43 Socialization 2,3,43 F.T.A. 3,43 Safety Unit 2,3,43 Senior Class Treasurer3 Service Girl 3,43 SENTINEL 3, Office Manager 43 Community Service League 2,4, Secretary 33 junior Dance Committee3 Senior Play. ' - ' TERRY CHALMERS Swell boy, the ladies' joy! Track Team 1,23 Frosh-Soph Basketball 23 Hall Guards 23 Reading Testers 3,4. BARRY STUART CHESSICK Cary Grant . . . Man About Town Austin High School3 Baseball 3,43 Reading Tester 3,4. CAROL CLAUSER Blue-eyed blonde with a silver baton Majorettes l,2, Social Chairman 3,43 Safety Unit 3,43 Serv- ettes l,2,3, Vice President 43 Service Girl 2,3,43 Library Assistant 23 Pitman Honor Roll 33 F.T.A. 3, Membership Chairman 43 Community Service League 3,43 R.O.T.C. Typist 43 Senior Mothers' Tea Committee. ERIN MARIE CLINCH Our Hearts' Desire St. Scholastica. RUTH COOPER Brains and Beauty Marshall High School3 National Honor Society3 Service Girl 43 Hall Guard 3,43 Pitman Honor Roll 3,43 F.T.A. 334, Program Chairman 43 Senior Play3 Variety Show 33 Senior Alumni Committee Chairman3 Division Secretary. DIANE CRAIG Hey Lookie! There's Cookie! Majorettes l,2,33 Socialization 2,3,43 Social Center 2,33 Com- munity Service League l,2,33 Service Girl l,2,3,43 Ofhce Girl 33 Sentinel 3,43 Hall Guard 4: Assembly Guard 2: Prom Committee 43 Luncheon Committee 4. . I - GREENBERGER Headlines and Deadlines 1,2,33 Swimming Team l,2, Captain 3,43 SENTI- 3, Editor 43 Reading Accelerator 3,43 Senior P1ay3 Honor Societyg NAVILLUS Representative 23 Concert 1,2,3. GUTTERMAN Always in there laughing Guard 2,43 Safety Unit 43 Symphonic Choir 1. HARRIS jack of all trades 1,2,33 Lunch Guard 43 Senior Play3 Senior Luricliei Variety Show 3,43 SENTINEL Representative Spanish Club 3,43 Crack Drill Platoon 1,2,33 Fun Fair 43 Spring Concert l,2,3. AROLD HAUSER Modesty has its virtues rum and Bugle Corps 1,2,33 Rifle Team 2,33 R.O.T.C. aff 33 Crack Platoon 2,33 Band 33 Hall Guard 4. DRIENNE HELLER Sopliistication in Black arshall High School3 Library Assistant 1,233 Fun Fair 43 Service Girl 3,4. OUIS HIRSCHBERG Blonde Hair-Girls' Stare udent Council 13 Hall Guard 2,33 Fun Fair 33 Senior ay3 Honor Society 33 S.S.S. 2. GARY ICKO Tall and Dark-Plenty of Spark Projection Crew 23 Track Team 33 Hall Guard 3,43 Lunch Guard 4. BOB JAFFE The Strong, Silent Type Senior Play3 Basketball Team 23 Lunch Guard 4. JAMES JOHNSON Drawing boards and souped-up Fords School Store 2, Manager 3,43 Baseball Team 43 Basketball Team 23 Swimming Team l,2,33 Senior Playg Lettermen's Club 2,3,43 Band 43 Symphonic Choir 1. JAMES IOHNSON ,, ji: Einstein -on the ballfhe leads them all Stage Crew 1,2,3, Assistant Manager 43 Student Council Representative 13 Senior Class 1JT6S1C1C11tQ Variety Show 2,3,43 Local Honor Society l,2,3, Vice President 43 National Honor Society President. . MICHAEL KAHN Punch Pinero-sharp as an arrow Hall Guard 2,33 Division ,President 13 Lettermen's Club l,2,3,43 Swimming Team 1,233 Football Team 1,2,3,43 Lunch Guard 43 Lab Assistant 33 Bowling Team 33 NAV- ILLUS Representative l. A ELLIOTT KALLISH The helping hand: ain't he grand! Projection Crew 2, Chief 3,43 Mimeo Service 43 Fun Fair 3,43 Senior Playg Stage Crew Helper 4. CAROLE KAPLAN Painting dreams, beautiful scenes Student Council 33 Hall Guard 43 Fun Fair3 Girls' Choir 23 Senior Luncheon Committee. JULIAN KARPEN ' Mickey Rooney . . . the little fireball' Honor Society 13 Hall Guard 23 Senior Play. LE ROY KATZ A little bit of dynamite! S.S.S.3 Lunch Guard. K BOB LERNER Girls Love Him-Vitality and Vim NAVILLUS 3, Managing Editor 43 Track Team 2i Frosh- Soph Basketball 23 Hall Guard 3. ELAINE LESSIN Swell Gal - Real Pal Service Girl 43 Hall Guard 23 Gym Leaderg NAVILLUS Representative 2,3. JUDITH LEVIN Loads of wit-Scores a hit SENTINEL Representative l,2,3,43 Socialization Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 43 Social Center 33 Service Girl 23,43 Spring Concert 33 Fun Fair 3,4. JUDY LEVY Small and petite-real sweet Library Assistant l,2,43 Service Girl l,2,4j Student Council 43 Hall Guard 2,33 Local Honor Society 3,43 Pitman Honor Roll 3. MARILYN LEWIS Service to all, Blondie on the ball!', Oflice Helper l,2,3,43 NAVILLUS 43 SENTINEL 3,43 Girls' Choir 1,43 Symphonic Choir 2,33 Freshman Orientation 43 Spring Concert 3,43 Junior Dance Committee3 Senior Playg Library Assistant 1,23 Synchronized Swim Club 3. YVONNE LORENZ Beauty Queen- Boys' Dream Hall Guard 1,33 Girls' Choir 23 Spring Concert 23 Spanish Club 23 Cheerleader 3,43 Service Girl 33 Pitman Honor Roll 3,43 Senior Luncheon Committee3 Senior Division Treasurerg Community Service League 33 Fun Fair 3. RALPH MAC DONALD A W'onderful Guy with a Pizza Pie Social Center Committee 3, Chairman 43 Socialization 2,3, Treasurer 43 Student Council 3,43 Honorary Ranger 43 Projection Crew 33 Assembly Guard 33 Fun Fair 3,43 Com- munity Service League 33 Safety Unit 3,4. JOYCE MADDOCK A cute, blonde girl, MAN! Can she twirl! Majorettes 1,2,3,43 F.T.A. 3,43 Servettes 3,43 Student Coun- cil 13 Service Girl 3,43 Safety Unit 33 Pitman Honor Roll 3,43 Hall Guard l. BERNARD MARAM On the rung lots of fun Rangers 3,43 Safety Unit 3,43 Mimeo Service 33 Student Council 13 Hall Guard lg Chairman Senior Luncheon Committee3 Local Honor Society 13 Division Treasurerg Lettermen's Club3 Sports Reporter. BOB KLEIN Football's joy-He's Our Boy! Football Team 2,3,43 Basketball Team l,2,3,43 Bowling Team 3,43 Track Team 33 Letter1nen's Club 2,3,43 Projec- tion Crew l,23 Senior Prom Committee3 Division President l,2,33 Socialization 33 Vice President 43 Symphonic Choir 1, Vice President 43 Hall Guard 4. RON KLENSCH ' Mechanics is his aim - he'll gain great fame Student Council 13 S.S.S. 1,23 Franklin Club 43 Hall Guard 4. RONNIE KOLISH Rembrandt . . . the artist with ease! Lab Assistant 2,3,43 Hall Guard 23 Community Service League 33 Senior Play 3,4. PAUL LANDMAN Tall, Dark and Handsome Sentinel 3,43 Hall Guard 1,43 Student Council 2. LOUISE LANGE Books - Backstrokes Salutatorian3 Vice President of National Honor Society3 President Local Honor Society 43 Service Girl l,2,3,43 Lab Assistant 3,43 Senior Playg Mimeo Service 1,23 Synchron- ized Swim Club 3,43 Safety Unit 43 Gym Leaders 1. ARLENE GAIL LENCHNER Red Roses and Dim Lights Hall Guard 2,33 Service Girl 3,43 Pitman Honor R011 3,43 S.S.S. 23 Variety Show 33 Senior Playg Local Honor Society 3,4- NEST MARGOLIS Illll sitting on top of the world osevelt High School3 Franklin Club 43 Frosh-Soph ketball. RLE MEILACH Pin Curls-Powder Puffs 'vice Girl 2,33 Servettes 43 Library Assistant 43 Synchron- d Swim Club 23 Symphonic Choir 2,33 Senior Program mmittee3 Senior Play. LEEN MENAKER Can't make them any nicer! rls' Choir 23 Library Assistant 2,33 Hall Guard 43 ITA. 43 Pitman Honor Roll 33 Senior Play3 Local Honor 'iety 3,4. EYV MILLSTONE Book leaves and piano keys ge Crew l,2,3,43 Dance Band 1,23 Orchestra 43 Sym- nic Choir 1,23 Division President 23 NAVILLUS Rep- entative 23 National Honor Society3 Senior Alumni mittee. IVA MYERS Cheers- Pep - Vitality tdent Council 4, Class Councilor 1.2, Treasurer 33 Cheer- der 2,3, Captain 43 F.T.A. 3, Vice President 43 Social ter Committee 3,43 Service Girl 3,43 Senior Play3 iior Mothers' Tea Committee: National Honor Societyg mmunity Service League 2,33 Local Honor Society l,2,43 man Honor Roll 43 Safety Unit 43 Girls' Choir 33 iior Dance Committee3 Freshman Orientation 2,43 ing Concert 1. THONY NATHAN He gets a kick out of everything VILLUS Bookkeeper 3,43 Lunch Guard 43 Track Team 3 Hall Guard 23 Representative 33 Senior Play3 tional Honor Society3 Local Honor Society 2,43 Chess am 13 Senior Alumni Committee3 Fun Fair 4. ROSE ANN NEWFIELD In the still of the night Library Assistant 1,23 Service Girl 2,33 Symphonic Choir 4. CHARLOTTE O,BRIEN Always Chuck ling along Majorettes l,2,43 Co-Captain 33 Safety Unit 13 Hall Guard l3 Service Girl 13 Senior Playg Community Service League 33 Pitman Honor Roll 3. ROXANA INGRID PAULSON Guitar Strings - Fancy Things National Honor Society Treasurer3 Library Assistant 2,3,43 Synchronized Swim Club 2, President 3,43 Gym Leader 23 Science Club 3,43 Variety Show 2,43 Symphonic Choir 2.33 Secretary 43 Square Dance Club Vice President 23 Senior Play. ED PEARLMAN Actor-in-Chief-Never a Beef! Lab ,Assistant 3,43 Hall Guard 2,33 Spanish Club 23 Fun Fair 33 Student Council 13 Senior Play. ROSALYN PENZICK Footlights- Spotlights SENTINEL 3, Assistant Feature Editor 43 French Club 13 Drama Club 13 Square Dance Club 13 Service Girl 23 Senior Play. TED PERLMAN Jolly Boy Ted-lVill Get Ahead SENTINEL 3, Sports Editor 43 Community Service League 3,43 Basketball Manager 2,3,43 Football Manager 33 Safety Unit 33 NAVILLUS Representative 43 Division President 33 Local Honor Society l,2,3,43 Hall Guard 13 Lettermen's Club3 Senior Play3 Graduation Program Chairman. CAROL PLATT The Sunshine In Your Smile Library Assistant l,2. JUANITA PLINER With a twinkle in her eyes Library Assistant 1,23 Hall Guard 33 Service Girl 2,3,43 Synchronized Swim Club 23 NAVILLUS Representative 3,43 Symphonic Choir 1,23 SENTINEL 33 Spring Concert 23 Local Honor Society 3,43 Pitman Honor Roll 3,4. JOEL RAPPIN My Pal Joey Hall Guard 1,33 Assembly Guard 3,43 Tennis Team 3,43 Letterman Club 43 Projection Crew 3,43 Sentinel 3, Sports Editor 43 S.S.S. Rep. 23 Fun Fair 33 Mimeo Service 4. Wt r aaa 5 'u:ieiiw5lN 5 2773 I 52225525 5 ' -:'E 23 N I ,,,,, . . 27 . Y 1? - 5 . . : al 3 rg tm, 1, assi? 32 ggi f f. ,ga 532 3 H ws r f rr 5 sf M 4 Q W if ' Q ' 'M ri W3 WW me 42224555332 5 'git gritirt,r Eg ,X.f . ,,A JAMES SHAPIRO Intelligence and wit- What a hit Student Council 15 Spanish Club 35 Fun Fair 35 Safety Unit 1.2.35 Mimeo Service 1,2.3, Assistant Chief 45 Local Honor Society 1,2,3,4. l SHEILA SHENFELD ' In E1 whifi-what a gin Gym Leaders 1,25 Hall Guard 1.25 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Class Counselor 1: Symphonic Choir 1,25 F.T.A. 1,2,35 Junior Dance Committeeg Service Girl l,2,3,45 Senior Play. ROBERT SHER He's Got Rhythm Navillus 1: Band l,2,3,45 Band Letterman 45 Orchestra l,2,3: Spring Concert l,2,3,4: Hall Guard 45 Fun Fair 3,4. CAROL SHIFRIN Quite new-real true blue Marshall High School5 Hall Guard 4. LEONARD SHYKIND , Top Brass SENTINEL Representative 1,25 Band 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 Chess Team 1,25 ,Drum and Bugle Corps ,l,2, Leader 3,45 Rifle Team 3,45 R.O.T.C. 3, Commander 45 Platoon Com- petition 1,2,3, Leader 4. ' CYRIL SIEGEL Big Si ' from Sullivan High Hall Guard 4. GERALD SIEGEL Nice in every way - A smile every day SENTINEL Representative 25 Hall Guard 25 Football Team 3,45 Golf Team 35 Lettermen's Club 45 Senior Lunch- eon Co1nmittee5 Senior Play5 Service Boy 4. SHELDON SILVERMAN Tennis anyone? Hall Guard 35 Senior Luncheon Com1nittee5 Tennis Team 1,2,3,45 Projection Crew 15 Fun Fair 35 Senior Play. JOYCE SIQUELAND A Beautiful Melody Girls' Choir 3, President 2, Secretary 15 SENTINEL 3, Associate Managing Editor 45 Servettes 1,25 Student Coun- cil 35 Spring Concert S5 Community Service League 15 Fun Fair 35 National Honor Society Secretaryg Pitman Honor Roll 35 All Chicago High School Choir. MARCIA RUSKIN All good things come in small packages Library Assistant 1,25 Symphonic Choir 13,45 Hall Guard 33 Service Girl 35 Pitman Honor Roll 45 Booster Club 35 Variety Show 3. ILEENE SACHS Silent and Sultr Socialization 3,45 Service Girl 2,3,45 Hall Guard 2,35 Girls' Choir 25 Symphonic Choir 45 Fun Fair 3. SANDRA SACHS Beautiful hair -boys all star Service Girl 23,45 Library Assistant l,2,3,45 Social Center Committee 3,45 Variety Show 35 Fun Fair 35 NAVILLU Representative 2.35 Student Council 2,35 Hall Guard 45 Senior Mothers' Tea Committee5 Girls' Choir 2. WILLIAM SCHOENWALD He's just our Bill-Man about town Basketball Team 2.35 Hall Guard 45 Symphonic Choir 1,45 Lunch Guard 25 Division President 2,4. DIANE SCHIVARTZ She who laughs, lasts' Spanish Club 23,45 F.T.A. 45 Hall Guard 3,45 Library Assistant 1,25 SENTINEL Representative l,2,3,45 Local Honor Society 2,3,45 Service Girl 45 Square Dance Club 2' Senior Play. DONALD SEIDMAN Clarinet and Blue Note SENTINEL Representative l,2,3,45 Hall Guard 45 Football Team 3,45 Baseball Team 3,45 Swimming Team 15 Trac' Team 15 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Band 3,45 Symphonic Choir 15 Senior Play. BURT SKOLNICK The YVOrld At His Feet Student Council l, 25 Basketball Team 2,35 Tennis Team 1.25 Hall Guard 2,35 Lunch Guard 45 Assembly Guard 3: SENTINEL Representative 3,4. ALAN SLIVKA Always in demand- this businessman! Lindblom High School. DONALD SNOWHOOK ' By-line fame-he'll make a name! Rangers l,2,3,45 SENTINEL 3,45 Safety Unit 2,3,45 Mimeo Service 253,45 junior Speakers' Bureau 45 Student Council 35 Bookroom 35 Local Honor Society l,2,3,45 National Honor Society5 Senior Play. DOLORES SPRINGER Pert, Pretty and Full of Pep! Austin High Scho0l5 F.T.A. 3,45 National Honor Societyg Library Assistant 23,45 Service Girl 45 Pitman Honor Roll 35 Community Service League 23,45 Senior Luncheon Committee5 Fun Fair 45 Senior Playg Hall Guard 3. KAROLYN L. STAIB Ethel Barrymore . . . A Lovely Lady Gym Leaders 2,3, Vice President 45 Servettes 2,3,45 NAV- ILLUS Representative 2,35 S.S.S. Representative 2: Local Honor Society l,2,35 Square Dance Club 2,35 Senior Playg Symphonic Choir 25 Fun Fair 3,4. BABETTE TUSCH Laughing Girl-Sweetness In a Whirl Austin High School. ' MICHAEL WVASKIN Swell Fellow- Temperament Mellow Farragut High School5 Assembly Guard 4. DAVID ZIMBEROFF Dark Rooms and Negatives Sentinel Photographer 2,3,-45 Hall Guard 2. Cffw 0 june, 1955 SPRING SENIOR OFFICERS Left to right: Greenstein, President Griggs, Secretaryg Xvinkler, Treasurer Schultz, Vice President. SENIOR SOCIAL COMMITTEE QSPRINGJ SENIOR PROGRAM COMMITTEE QSPRINGJ Left to right - Standing: Rosenberg, Geiger, Lerner, Friedman, Left to right- Mellrnan, lamb, Fligelman, Derdiger. Miss Hart. Seated: Handler, Greenspan, Schwartz. SENIOR LUNCHEON COMMITTEE QSPRINGJ GIFT COMMITTEE QSPRINGJ Left to right-Standing: Zukerman, Zielinski, Finkel, Archer. Left to right - Molanky. Sternberg. Platt, Gribh, Pottishman. Scated: Turk, Nechin. ELAINE BAUMANN I Can Dream, Can't I Library Assistant l,2,35 Hall Guard 45 Booster Club 25 Spring Concert l. TRUMAN BECKER lVonderful Guy Hall Guard 3,45 Lunch Guard 25 Spanish Club 3. JANICE BEHNCKE There'll Never Be Another You Girls' Choir l,2,3,45 Spring Concert l,2,3,45 Servettes 25 Service Girl 45 Gym Leaders 35 Variety Show 2. STUART BENDELOW You're In the Army Now NAVILLUS photographer 3,45 Band 25 Symphonic Choir l5 Safety Unit 45 Crack Platoon 1,253 Commander 45 Drum and Bugle Corps l,2,35 Color Guard l,2,3,45 R.O.T.C. Staff 3,45 Science Fair 3,4. DAVID BERGMAN Because of You Hall Guard l,2,3,45 Lunch Guard 2,3. BERYL BERMAN Beautiful, Beautiful Brown Eyes Girls' Choir 35 Service Girl l,2,3,45 Community Service League 45 F.T.A. 4. RONALD BERNSTEIN If You lVere the Only Boy in the World Harrison Tech. High School. DoN BERZ Keep It Gay Hall Guard 25 Lunch Guard 3,45 Basketball Team l,2,3,45 Variety Show 3,45 Symphonic Choir 12,33 SENTINEL Representative l,2. RONALD BERZ There's a Rainbow Round My Shoulder Basketball Team l,2,3,45 Hall Guard 45 Lunch Guard 25 Service Boy 35 NAVILLUS Representative 23 SENTINEL Representative 35 Lettermen's Club. HOWARD L. ABRAMS A Good Man Is Hard to Find Projection Crew 1,2,35 Hall Guard 3,45 Safety Unit 45 Tennis Team 3,45 Division President 1,2535 Prom Com- mittee 4. SANDRA ABRAMS Million Dollar Baby Service Girl l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Hall Guard 3,45 Spanish Club 25 Local Honor Society l,2,3,45 Pitman Honor Roll 3,45 Lab Assistant 2. JUDY ARCHER Hair of Gold, Eyes of Blue Majorettes l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Community Service League 45 Luncheon Committee 45 Pitman Honor Roll 4. JOAN ARENSON Pennies From Heaven' Service Girl l,2,3,45 Hall Guard 2,35 Capt. 45 SENTINEL 3, News Editor 45 SENTINEL Representative l,2,35 Girls' Choir 35 Student Council 35 Spanish Club 35 Drama Club 35 Debating Club 2. ADRIENNE ASHER Bewitched, Bothered, Bewildered Service Girl l,2,3,45 Majorettes, Senior Corps 3,45 Synchron- ized Swim 2,35 Student Council 2,3,45 Girls' Choir 45 Senior Play 4. BARBARA BUNNY BANK Moonlight Becomes You Farragut High School5 Symphonic Choir 2,3,45 Lunch Guard 45 Hall Guard 2,3,45 Service Girl 45 Servettes 3,4. BYRON BLOCH Can You Catch a Shooting Star Student Council 33 NAVILLUS 233,43 SENTINEL 33 Honor Society l,2,3.43 Hall Guard 23 Track Team 23 Safety Unit 4: Honorary Ranger -l. PAT BORDEN Painting the Clouds XVith Sunshine Girls' Choir l,2,33 Service Girl 2,33 Synchronized Swim 2,33 Servettes 43 Pitman Honor Roll 33 Swim Show 32.3. KENNY BORSHELL 'ALet a Smile Be Your Umbrella Track Team 2. DONNA BRAVERMAN A You're Adorable Attendance Oflice Girl l,2,33fl3 Service Girl 43 Hall Guard 2.3, Captain 33 NAVILLUS Representative l,2,33 NAVIL- LUS Staff 4, lVrite Ups 43 Service Point Committee 33 Fun Fair 3,43 Spanish Club 23 Library Assistant lg S,S.S. 1.23 Student Council 2,33 SENTINEL Representative 23 Symphonic Choir l,2. RHEA BREZIN Stay As Sweet As You Are Symphonic Choir l,2,3.'lQ Service Girl 43 Majorettes 1. JAY BROKAW 'iYou Call Everybody Darlinu' Symphonic Choir 23 Hall Guard 2,33 Service Boy 4. BARBARA BROWN Ain't She Sweet Servettes 4. JUDY BURNSTEIN Heaven Was Never Like This Community Service League 43 Service Girl 2,33 Symphonic Choir 23 Hall Guard 1,2333 Honor Society 33 Junior Dance Committee 3. JOHN BUTLER Pride of the Yankees Basketball 1,2333 Captain 43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Lettermen's Club l,233343 Hall Guard 3343 Safety Unit 43 Alumni Com- mittee 4. MICHAEL CAMRAS You're a Natural Student Council 3, Vice4President 4g Hall Guard 33 Lunch Guard lg Honor Society 43 Basketball Team 3,43 Swim Team 2. DALE CANTOR Y0u're My Everything SENTINEL Page Editor 3, Editor-in-chief 43 Honor Society l,2,3343 Service Girl l,2,3,43 Community Service League 33 F.T.A. 33 Pitman Honor Roll 3343 NAVILLUS 33 Girls' Choir 1. ALEX CHALMERS Having a KVonderful Time Football Team 4 Hall Guard 1333 Lunch Guard 23 Student Council 23 Franklin Club 3, President 43 Symphonic Choir lg Letterman Club 43 Crack Platoon 13 S.S.S. 23 Division President 1. MIKE CHESLER The Great Master Painter Symphonic Choir lg Hall Guard 23 Crack Platoon 33 Luncheon Committee 4. ROBERT CHURCH Young Man WVith a Horn Orchestra l,233,43 Band 2.3,4g School Store 2,3,43 S.S.S. lg Manager Football Team 43 Lettermans' Club. DENNIS CONSTANT In Your Own Quiet YVay Band 2,33 Lab Assistant 2333 Spanish Club 3.4. LOIS DUBIN 'Tm Sitting On Top of the XVorld Student Council 13 SENTINEL YVriter 23,43 Socialization 3,43 Community Service League 23 Booster Club President 23 Girls' Choir l,2,3, Vice-President 4, President3 Library Girl 2,33 Spring Concert 2,3,43 Junior Dance Chairmang Variety Show 2,33 NAVILLUS Write-ups 43 Prom Commit- tee 43 Honor Society 4. ROSALIE B. DUNITZ Whose Dream Are You? SENTINEL 3, Assistant Editor 43 SENTINEL Representa- tive 43 S.S.S. 1,23 NAVILLUS 43 Hall Guard l,2,33 Spanish Club 23 Fun Fair 3,43 Service Girl 43 Booster Club 2. MICKEY DURCHSLAG All the Things You Are Hall Guard l3 Projection Crew 2,3,43 Tennis Team 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 2,33 SENTINEL 3,43 Bowling Team 43 Lettermen Club 2,3.4. WILMA EDINBURG Zing Went the Strings of My Heart Service Girl l,2,3,43 Library Girl l3 Orchestra l,2,33 NAVIL- LUS 4. EVE EHRENBERG Thumbellina Hyde Park High School3 Service Girl 4. BOB EISENBERG The Happy Wanderer Crane Tech High School: Band 2,33 Franklin Club 2,33 Hall Guard 2. JERINE ENERSON Sweet and Lovely Pitman Honor Roll 1. ROCHELLE EZER Honey Bun Hall Guard l,2,3,43 Service Girl 2,33 Community Service 3,43 Honor Society l,2,3,43 F.T.A. 3,43 SENTINEL Repre- sentative l,2,3,43 SENTINEL 3,4, Second Page Editor 43 Sound Off Club 3. MYRNA FARBER So Easy to Remember-Yet So Hard to Forget Service Girl 1,23 Hall Guard 1,231 Community Service League 2: Library Girl 2,33 Spanish Club 23 Pitman Honor Roll 43 Alumni Committee 43 Honor Society 4. LOUIS COVE I've Got the Wvorld On a String Rangers 2,3,43 Safety Unit 2,3,43 Mimeo Service 33 Student Council l,2,3, President 43 Honor Society l,2.3,43 Lab Assistant 33 Socialization 43 Service Point Committee 4. RHEA DAVIS Thou Swell Student Council l,2,3,43 Hall Guard 2,3,43 Service Girl 2,3,43 Library Assistant l3 SENTINEL 3-43 F.T.A. 3,43 Community Service League 3,43 Pitman Honor Roll 33 Honor Society l,2.3,4. STAN DERDIGER You Do Something To Me Orchestra l,2,33 Spring Concert 1,23 Hall Guard 23,43 Honor Society l,2,3,43 Student Council 2,43 NAVILLUS 43 Service Point Committee 43 Chairman Program Commit- tee 4. MIKE DITLOVE Heart of Gold Projection Crew 3,43 Mimeo Service 3. ROSALYN DOBKIN Here Comes Heaven Again University City High School3 Service Girl 4: Community Service League 43 F.T.A. 4. MORRIS DAVID DORENFELD Can't Help Lovin' That Man Farragut High School, Austin High SCIlOOlj Hall Guard. GEORGE FELS The lVorld Is My Oyster' Student Council 1.25 Tennis Team l,2,45 Basketball Team 2: SENTINEL 3,45 Hall Guard 2,33 Fun Fair 3,45 Intra- mural Basketball5 Service Boy 4. SUSAN FINKEL Pretty Little Black Eyed Susan Luncheon Committee 45 Library Girl 15 F.T.A. 3,45 Com- munity Service League 35 Service Girl 2,3,45 Girls' Choir 2,35 Division President 23,45 SENTINEL Reporter 35 Pit- man Honor Roll 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Attendance Ser- vice Girl 1,2,3,4. PAT FITZHUGH Moonlight Serenade North Park5 Girls' Choir 45 Symphonic Choir 15 Major- ettes 25 Library Assistant 35 SENTINEL Representative 35 Service Girl 4. HELEN FLIGELMAN You Are My Sunshine Girls' Choir 1,25 Service Girl 1,2,35 Honor Society 3,45 Hall Guard 3,45 Lunch Guard 3,45 Pitman Honor Roll 3,45 P.T.A. Representative 35 Adjustment Office Service Girl 1,2535 Program Committee 4. CHARLES FREEMAN It Had to Be You Austin High School5 Hall Guard 3. BARBARA FRIEDMAN Dream Girl Palm Springs High School5 Hall Guard 15 Service Girl l,2,35 NAVILLUS 3,45 junior Dance Committee5 Spanish Club .25 F.T.A. 3,45 Community Service 25 Honor Society 45 Social Committee 45 Ofiice Girl 45 Synchronized Swim Club 35 Fun Fair 3. 1 MYRNA FRIEDMAN With a Song In My Heart Symphonic Choir 2,3,45 Servettes 45 Service Girl 2,45 Stu- dent Council 25 SENTINEL Representative 12,33 NAVIL- LUS Representative 15 OHice Girl 45 President Symphonic Choir 4. BOB GEIGER My Wonderful One Football Team 2,3,45 Socialization 45 Safety Unit 3,45 Lunch Guard 3,45 Symphonic Choir 45 Social Center 45 NAVIL- LUS Representative 45 Social Committee 45 Lettermen's Club 4. BILL GEISINGER That's For Me Franklin Clubg Symphonic Cl1oir5 S.S.S. LYNN GERMAIN Softer Than Starlight Are the Eyes of Love Service Girl 1,2,3,45 Variety Show 25 Hall Guard 1,25 Li- brary Assistant 35 Program Committee 4. BARBARA GIMBEL That Old Black Magic Hall Guard 25 Service Girl 45 junior Dance Committee 35 Lunch Guard 2. AARON GOLD I Got Rhythm Symphonic Choir 1,2,35 Vice President 45 SENTINEL 3,45 Hall Guard 1,2,3,45 Safety Unit 3,45 Lab Assistant 25 Spanish Club 25 President 35 Sound Off Club 35 Drama Club 35 Lunch Guard 1. ELINOR GOLDMAN The Object of My Affection SENTINEL 3, Editor-in-chief 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Service Girl l,2,3,45 Hall Guard 15 Student Council 1,23 Honor Society 12,3545 S.S.S. 23 Girls' Choir 4. EARL GOLDSTEIN A'Laugh and the lvorld Laughs With You Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Projection Crew 3,45 Hall Guard 2,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Division Vice President 1,3545 SENTINEL Rep. 35 Fun Fair 4. MORTON GOLDSTEIN Red Ball of Fire Austin5 Hall Guard 4. CONNIE GRIGGS Singing In the Rain Girls' Choir l,2,3,43 SENTINEL 3, Senior Nvriter 43 Variety Show 3,43 Spanish Club 23 Service Girl l,2,3,43 Spring Con- cert l,2,3,43 Senior Class Secretary 43 Pitman Honor Roll 3,43 Safety Unit 4. TOM GUIGNON Be Happy Go Lucky Hall Guard 43 Franklin Club 3,4. HERBERT HALPERN The YVorld Is My Kingdom Stage Crew l,2,3,43 Orchestra 23 Variety Show lg Spring Concert 2,33 S.S.S. 1,23 Honor Society 1,2,3,4. SANDRA HANDELMAN My Heart Belongs To Only You Symphonic Choir l,2,3,42 Orchestra 1,2,3Q NAVILLUS Write-ups 43 SENTINEL 3,43 Service Girl 43 Pitman Honor Roll ,2,3,43 Fun Fair 3,43 Honor Society 1,2,3,43 Spring Concert l,2,3,43 Sound Off Club 4. NORMAN HANDLER You Gotta Be a Football Hero Student Council 23 Hall Guard 43 Football Team 2,3,43 Track Team 23 Lettermen's Club 43 Social Committee 4. WESLEY HARROD Z I Whistle a Happy Tune Baseball 3,43 Hall Guard 33 Lunch Guard 3. JAY HECHTMAN Be a Clown, Be a Clown SENTINEL 33 Assembly Guard 43 Hall Guard 2,43 Intra- mural Basketball 43 Lunch Guard 33 Fun Fair 43 Service Boy 3. BILL HEUBAUM You'1'e the Tops Rangers 1,2,3,43 Safety Unit 1,2,3, Chief 43 Student Coun- cil 2,3,43 Color Guard 1,2,33 Honor Society 1,2,3,43 Mimeo Service 1,23 R.O.T.C. Officer 43 Crack Platoon 3,43 Lunch- eon Committee 4. HELEN HEYMAN Twenty-four Hours of Sunshine Servettes 23,45 Service Girl 2,3. RHONDA GOODKIN Rhapsody In Blue john Burroughs, Jr., Highg Fairfax High School. ROBERT GOODWIN I'1l Never Forget You NAVILLUS Representative 33 Hall Guard 3,4. BARBARA ANN GREENBERG ' You XVith the Stars In Your Eyes' Girls' Choir 13 Hall Guard 2,33 F.T.A. 3,43 Division Vice President 43 Pitman Honor Roll 33 Honor Roll 1,3. ROCHELLE GREENSPAN Thinking of You Social Committee 43 Girls' Choir 1,23 Librarian 3,43 Com- munity Service Sec. 33 SENTINEL Reporter 3,43 SENTI- NEL Representative 33 Division Treasurer 43 S.S.S. Ticket Sales 2g Student Council 23 Service Girl 3,43 Honor Society 2,3,4. DAVID GREENSTEIN Our Very Own Rangers 1,2,3,43 Safety Unit l,2,3,43 Football Team 2, Cap- tain 3,43 Baseball l,2,3,43 SENTINEL Reporter 13 Assem- bly Hall Guard 2,33 Senior Class President 43 Frosh-Soph Basketball 23 Lettermen's Club 2,3,43 Intramural Volley- ball 3. HERMAN GRIBB My Hero Bedford High School3 Social Center Committee 23,43 Bas- ketball 33 Football Team 3,43 Student Council 33 Intra- mural Basketball 2,3,43 Gift Committee 4. CAROLE HIXSON You Belong to My Heart Girls' Choir l,2,3,-13 Synchronized Swimming 13 Spring Con- cert 1,2.3,4: Booster Club l,2. ELIZABETH HOLBACH I'l1 See You In My Dreams Girls' Choir 3,43 Library Assistant 23 S.S.S. 1,23 Spring Con- cert l,3.43 Booster Club 2. BARBARA HOLT There's Music In the Ai1 ' Service 1,231 Symphonic Choir 1,2,3,43 Synchronized Swim- ming l,2.3: Spanish Club 1.2. EARL HOLTZMAN Ladies' Man Lunch Guard 33 Fun Fair 43 Alumni Committee Chair- man 4. JAY HORTON Stout Hearted Menu Drum and Bugle Corps l,2,3,43 R.0.T.C. Oliicer 43 Frank- lin Club 3,43 Drill Squad 43 Drum Major 4. WYNNE HORWICH Lost In Love1iness Service Girl 1,43 NAVILLUS Representative 13 Library Assistant 33 Girls' Choir 23 Synchronized Swimming 3. JACQUELINE JAFFE You've Got That Certain Something Service Girl 33 Fun Fair 33 Variety Show 3. SANDRA KABB When You're Smiling Service Girl 33 Hall Guard l,2Q SENTINEL Representa- tive 1,33 NAVILLUS Representative 2,43 S.S.S. 1,23 Lunch Guard 33 Symphonic Choir 43 Socialization 3,43 Fun Fair 3,43 Student Council 23 Division Chairman l,2,3,43 Social Committee Chairman 4. AUDREY KAPLAN The Lady Was a Sophisticateu Service Girl 1,33 Hall Guard 3,43 F.T.A. 3,43 Honor Society 3: Spanish Club 23 Symphonic Choir 13 SENTINEL Re- porter 35 Fun Fair 3. BOB KAUL 'ASO Dear To My Heart Baseball Team l,2,3,43 Lettermen l,2,3,43 NAVILLUS 3, Editor 43 SENTINEL Representative l,2,43 Division Presi- dent 2,33 S.S.S. 13 Luncheon Committee 4. RICHARD KIRSCH That's My Boy Crack Drill Platoon 43 R.O.T.C. Staff 4. GEORGIA GRAY KNOEBEL Dance, Ballerina, Dance Synchronized Swimming l,2,33 President 43 Variety Show 13 Fun Fair 3,-1. BEVERLY JEAN KOHN Starlight And You Majorettes 1,2,3,43 Co-Captain 3,43 Girls' Choir 2,43 Hall Guards 4: Librarian 13 Service Girl 1,21 Variety Show, Alumni Committee. CAROL KOLODENKO Lullaby of Broadway Von Steuben. LAWRENCE KRAKOW Swinging On a Star Orchestra l,2,3,43 Hall Guard 43 Bowling Team 4g Fun F3111 Golf Team 43 Spring Concert 2. MARTIN LEVENSON D0n't Ever Change Hall Guard 43 Honor Society 4g S.S.S. Representative 2. SHARON LEVIN Pretty Baby Roosevelt High School3 Service Girl 4. TOBI LEVIN It's a W'oman's WVorld Honor Society l,2,3,43 SENTINEL 3, Feature Editor 43 Service Girl 12,33 Spanish Club 1,21 Synchronized Swim Club 2,33 Girls' Choir 2,33 Fun Fair 3. PAULA LEVINE Make Mine Musicn Service Girl l,2,33 Majorettes li Sound Oil Club 2,33 SEN- TINEL 3, News Editor 43 F.T.A. 4. IRIS LEVY Younger Than Springtime Roosevelt High School3 Service Girl 2,43 Hall Guard 43 Pitman Honor Roll 4. JORDAN LICHTENSTEIN Young At Heart Hall Guard 43 Symphonic Choir l. NORMAN LIPPERT Man About Town Color Guard 3,43 Crack Platoon 1,2,43 Hall Guard 3. KAREN LIPSCHULTZ Good Newsn SENTINEL l,2,3, Feature Editor 43 Girls' Choir 1,2,3,43 F.T.A. 43 Attendance Office Assistant 2,3,43 Service Girl 1,2,3,43 Community Service League 43 Sound Off Club 2,33 Fun Fair 43 Science Club 33 Lab Assistant 43 Adjustment Oi'F1ce 23 P.T.A. Representative 3. ROSALIND LIPSCHULTZ Sugar, My Pretty Sugar Calumet High School3 Hall Guard 2. BARBARA KRANE 'I'hat's YVhat Darling Means To Me Cheerleaders 3, Co-Captain 43 Socialization 2,3,43 Student Council 23 F.T.A. 3,43 Community Service League l,2,33 Hall Guard 2,33 Service Girl 2,3,43 SENTINEL Represen- tative 2,33 NAVILLUS Representative l,2,3. CAROL KROMER Did You Ever See a Dream Walking jefferson jr. High3 St.-Vincent Academy: Gym Leader 43 Service Girl 33 Student Council 4. VALERIE LANGHAM I'll Be Seeing You Service Girl 2,33 Sound-off Club 233,43 French Club 43 Drama Club 33 SENTINEL 2,3. ERWIN LAZARUS Gentleman Jack-The Ladies' Man Lunch Guard 2,3,43 Assembly Guard 2,33 Symphonic Choir l,2. CORRINE LERNER Don't Let the Stars Get In Your Eyes Service Girl 43 French Club 4. Marshall High School. NOEL LERNER Mad About the B0y Basketball Team 1,2,3,43 Hall Guard 33 Social Committee 4: Honorary Stage Crew 4. IRA LUSTIG For He's a jolly Good Fellow Hall Guard l,2,3. KAY MAIN Moonlight and Roses Girls' Choir l,2,4, Secretary 35 Square Dance Club 2: Service Girl 1,55 Student Council 15 S.S.S. l,25 Fun Fair 35 Spanish Club 35 Spring Concert Soloist l,2,3. HARVEY MATHEWS Everything I Have Is Yours Franklin Club 3,4. ELAINE MELLMAN Moonlight and Youl' Service Girls l,2,3,45 Hall Guard 35 Library Girl 45 NAVIL- LUS 35 SENTINEL Representative 45 F.T.A. Treasurer 45 Student Council l,3,45 Honor Society l,2,3,45 Program Committee 4. GEORGIANNA METZ The Whole XVorld Is Singing My Song Hall Guard 15 Servettes 1,231 Girls' Choir 15 Synchronized Swim 23,45 S.S.S. 1,25 Variety Show 2. JEFF MEYER Not As a Stranger, But As a Friend Franklin Club5 S.S.S. ' JANICE LEE MILLER Friendship, Friendship Majorettes l,2,3,45 Service Girl l,2,3,45 Spring Concert 25 Division Secretary l,2,3,4. JUNE MILLER Because It's june Miami Beach High Schoolg Spring Concert 25 Hall Guard 35 P.T.A. Representative 45 NAVILLUS Representative 35 F.T.A. 45 Spanish Club 2. GUY MOTANKY How Many Hearts Have You Broken Hall Guard 23,45 NAVILLUS Representative 35 Bowling Team 45 S.S.S. 15 Lunch Guard 45 Socialization 25 Gift Committee 4. SHARON NADOLNA Little Bit of Heaven Hyde Park High School. ARLENE NECHIN Earth Angel NAVILLUS Representative l,2,3,45 Student Council 153, Class Counselor 25 Hall Guard 25 Socialization 2,3, Secre- tary 45 Ofiice Girl 45 NAVILLUS Staff 3, Biography Com- mittee Chairman 45 Service Girl 1,2,35 F.T.A. 3,45 Commu- nity Service League 2,35 Cheerleader 45 Junior Dance Com- mittee 35 SENTINEL Office Staff 3, Manager 45 Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Fun Fair 3,45 Luncheon Committee Chair- man 4. BERNICE NEEDLEMAN Daddy's Little Girl Service Girl l,2,3,45 Honor Society 2,35 Symphonic Choir l,2,3,45 Pitman Honor Roll 35 Program Committee 4. WILLIAM NEIMAN just My Bill Hall Guard 23,45 Projection Crew 3,45 Mimeo Service 3,45 Lab. Assistant 2,45 Science Club 35 Safety Unit 4. ERNIE OHRENSTEIN Lucky Old Sun Projection Crew 1,25 Secretary and Treasurer 3, Assistant Chief 45 Mimeo Service 2,3,45 Hall Guard 35 Symphonic Choir 45 Student Council l,2. GERALD PERLMAN My Friend Orchestra l,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Honor Society 1,3,4. DON RICE YVhen You XVisli Upon a Star Franklin Club 4. PATRICIA RIDDELL Stay As Sweet As You Are Gym Leaders 2, Secretary, Vice President 3, President 43 Hall Guards 1,23 Spanish Club 2,3. BARBARA RISKIN The Sunny Side of the Street Attendance Olice Girl 3,43 SENTINEL Representative 4. RENEE ROBINSON Everlovin' Senn High School3 Symphonic Choir 33 Service Girl 3. ED ROSENBERG Unforgettable S.S.S. 1,23 Basketball 23 Hall Guard 33 Assembly Guard 43 Division President 13 Variety Show 43 Social Committee 4. PHYLLIS ROSENBERG I Speak to the Stars Hall Guard 2,33 Service Girl 33 Symphonic Choir 33 S,S.S. 13 Sentinel Representatives 23 Library Girl 3. JOHN ROSS Dear Old Pal of Minel' Loyola Academyg Hall Guard 33 Intramural Basketball 43 Fun Fair 4. MARILYN ROSS Give My Regards to Broadway Student Council 1,23 Hall Guard 1,23 Library Girl 3,43 Social Center 2,33 Service Point Committee 1,21 NAVILLUS Representative 2,3,43 Variety Show 4g Honor Society 3,43 Sound Off Club 2. PHYLLIS SALMON Oh You Beautiful Doll Majorettes 2,3,43 Girls' Choir 3,43 Spring Concert 33 Ser- vice Girl I,2,4Q Servettes 3, 'Treasurer 4. FREDERIC PLATT XV e re Off to See the Wizard Stage Crew 1,2, Officer 3, Manager 43 Local Honor Society 1,2,3,43 Variety Show 1,23 Gift Committee 4. SANFORD POLLEN Living In a Big Way Crack Platoon 2,3,43 R.O.T.C. Staff l,2,3, Ofllcer -43 Frank- lin Club 2,3. NANCY POTTISHMAN My Own True Love SENTINEL 3, Business Manager 43 Girls' Choir 1,2,3,43 Spring Concert l,2,43 Library Assistant 13 Service Girl 2,3,43 Local Honor Society 1,2,3,43 Synchronized Swim 33 Chair- man Gift Committee 43 F.T.A. 43 Spanish l,2. CHARLES PUGH Charley My Boy Franklin Club 4. DAVID REITER Dreamer's Holiday Senn High School. JANICE REPKIN Beautiful Dreamer Library Assistant 1,23 Service Girl 1,2,3,43 Fun Fair 3,43 Symphonic Choir 1,23 Spanish Club 1,23 Hall Guard 2. I-IANNAH SCHAFFNER Sweet and Lovely NAVILLUS Representative 23 Spring Concert lj Service Girl 4: Swim Show: F.T.A. 4. DAVID SCHEIB Now and Forever JACK SCHIFF Sincerely Oak Park High School. DONALD SCHOENFELD Happy Days Are Here Againi' Football Team 2,33 Lettermen Club 23,43 Tennis Team 23 Symphonic Choir 23 Intramural Basketball 3, GLENN SCHORE This Is the Army, Mr. Schore' R.O.T.C. Drum and Bugle Corps 1,23 Projection Crewg R.O.T.C. Rifle Team 2,3, Captain 43 Queen Anne Drill Squad Ali R.O.T.C. Oflicer 4. BRUCE SCHULTZ The Very Thought of You Rangers 23, Chief 43 Safety Unit 2,4, Assistant Chief 33 Mimeo Service 3,43 Vice President Senior Classg Student Council 43 Freshman Mothers Tour 23,43 Spring Concert lg Local Honor Society l,2,3,43 junior Prom Committee 3. LESLEY SCHWARTZ Stardust Community Service League 33 Socialization 3,43 Service Girl 3,43 NAVILLUS 33 Junior Dance Committee 33 Sym- phonic Choir 1,33 Fun Fair 3,43 Hall Guard 21 Social Com- mittee 43 S.S.S. l. GALE SCHWARTZBERG Too Marvelous For Wordsl' SENTINEL Representative 1,21 Hall Guard 23 Library Girl 2,3,43 S.S.S. 23 Service Girl 4. DIANE S. SCIFRES Mona Lisa Service Girl 3,43 Library Assistant 3. MELVYN SEGAL The Duke Hall Guard 23 Projection Crew 33 Spanish Club 33 Lab Assistant 4. MYRON SELIGSON My Buddy Variety Show 43 Hall Guard 2,3, Captain 4g Service Boy 43 Track Team 2,33 Student Council 13 Symphonic Choir lg Fun Fair 4. BERNARD SIEGEL Lest Old Acquaintance Be Forgot Crack Platoon 23,43 Lunch Guard l. CAROLYN JEAN SILVER A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody Hall Guard l, 45 Fun Fair 3,43 Symphonic Choir 23 Girls, Choir 1,43 Cheerleader 3,43 Service Girl 2,3g Spring Con- cert 23. WILLIAM SMITH The Sheik of Araby Hall Guard 3,4. ALAN SOLKOWITZ He's a Charmer Marshall High School. BETH SUNDENE Buttons and Beans Harris Scl1ool3 Senn High School3 Majorettes 2,33 Captain 43 Honor Society 2,3343 Service Girl 3,43 P.'l'.A. Representa- tive 33 Community Service League 43 Pitman Honor Roll 3,43 F.T.A. 43 Symphonic Choir 43 Prom Committee 4. GARY SUSSMAN Happy Talk Frosh-Soph Basketball 23 Hall Guard 334. JUDY TURK Five Foot Two, Eyes of Bluel' Service Girl 1,2,33 Library Girl l,2,3: Student Council 1,2,33 Girls, Choir 132,33 Secretary 43 Hall Guard 13 NAV- ILLUS Representative l,2. SIDNEY VENGROWV lVine, Women and Song Lakeview High School3 Franklin Club 43 Orchestra 3,4. HARVEY WALTZER Always Leave ,Em Laughing Manager of Basketball Team 2,33 Manager of Football Team 2,33 S.S.S. 23 Safety Unit 33 Lettermen 2,33 Division President 43 Lunch Guard 4. LARRY WVILLIAMS Someone Like You Chief Projection Crew 43 Projection Crew l,2,33 Mimeo Service l,2,33 Chief 43 Assembly Hall Guard 33 Prom Com- mittee 43 Safety Unit 1,2333 Assistant Chief 43 NAVILLUS Representative 2. SHARON WILLIAMS l'Look For the Silver Liningn Service Girl l,2,33 Library Assistant 3,43 Community Ser- vice League 43 Hall Guard 23 Symphonic Choir 23 S.S.S. 23 Pitman Honor Roll 4. LEE WINDMILLER Man of the Hour Rangers 2,33 Assistant Chief 43 Safety Unit 2,33 Chief 43 Spring Concert 1,2,3,43 Football Team 2,3,43 Prom Com- mittee 43 Variety Show 132. BARBARA WINKLER Swedish Rhapsody Senior Class Treasurer 43 Majorettes l,2,3,43 Student Coun- cil 2,3,43 Service Girl 1,43 Community Service League 43 Library Assistant 23 Pitman Honor Roll 43 Service Point Committee 4. r BARBARA SOLODKY Little Things Mean a Lot' Majorettes l,2,33 Hall Guard 23 Symphonic Choir 23 Ser- vice Girl 3,43 Community Service League 43 Library As- sistant 33 Pitman Honor Roll 4. y ARNOLD SOLOMON That's the Chance You Take' Football Team 3,45 Hall Guard 41 S.S.S. 1,23 Lettermen 4g Social Center 43 Crack Platoon 13 Teachers' Assistant 4. i BRUCE STADWISER You'll Never Walk Alone' Stage Crew l,2,3, Secretary 43 Local Honor Society l,2,3,4, Student Council l,2,33 Prom Committee 43 Spring Con- cert l3 Variety Show 1. SHIRLEY STAMER Dark Eyes Marshall High School3 Austin High School3 Miami High School. BYRON STEIN Lucky, Lucky, Lucky Me! Symphonic Choir 2,33 Football 23 Lunch Guard 43 Alumni Committee 4. SANDRA STERNBERG You Must Have Been a Beautiful Babyu Copy Editor SENTINEL 3,43 Servettes 3,43 Girls' Choir l,2,3,43 Service Girl l,2,3,43 Safety Unit 33 Lunch Guard 33 Synchronized Swim 2,33 Honor Society 1,2,3,43 Gift Com- mittee 4. SANDRA YAVITT You And Your Beautiful Eyes Symphonic Choir 13 Librarian 43 Girls' Choir 2,33 Attend- ance Oflice 1: Service Girl 12,33 Student Council l,2.33 Class Counselor 43 Socialization 3.43 Community Service League 1,2,33 F.T.A. 2,33 SENTINEL Representative 1,2,3,43 Prom Committee 43 Honor Society 3,43 Pitman Honor Roll 4. JERRY ZAMB IVonderful Guy Hall Guard 23 Book Room 43 National Rifle Association 23 Honor Society 43 Program Committee 4. NORMAN ZERIN Z. To Get Along With Farragut High Schoolg Band 3,43 Orchestra 43 Fun Fair 3,43 Spring Concert 3,43 Safety Unit 33 Hall Guard 13 Letter- men 3. PHILIP ZIELINSKI Stairway to the Stars Crack Platoon 1,2 Science Club 3,43 President of Science Club 33 Astronomy Club 2,33 President 23 Science Fair 2,33 Projection Crew 1,2,3, Chief 43 Mimeo Service 43 Lunch- eon Committee 4 . JUDITH ZUKERMAN Sweet Thing Majorettes 13 SENTINEL 3,43 Orchestra 2,33 NAVILLUS 3,43 Debating Club 2,33 Booster Club 33 Service Girl 23 Symphonic Choir 1,2,33 Spring Concert 1,2333 Local Honor Society 3,4. MHJQFC f 6156141 elfl Levine. 4A-Division 226 Top row, left to right: Shykind, Chessick, Davis, Ieko, Kallish Row 4: Cooper, Grcenberger, Mac- Donald, Skolnick, Axelrod, Ben der. Row 3: Maddock, Chalmers, Ko lish, Schwartz, Paulson, Harris Pearlman. Row 2: Mrs. Dorman. Frank. Katz Fishman, Agron, johnson, Lin zer. Bottom row: Lange,Levy,O'Bricn Penziek, Byer, Berman, Mielach 4A-Division 137 Top row, left to right: Field, John son, Lerner. Row 6: Perlman, Friedman, Sicd man. Siegel, Margolis. Row 5: Miss Murphy, Maram Lessin, Jaffe, Brostoff. Row 4: Blumenthal, Hauser, Gut terman, Millstone, Sehoenwald Row 3: Heller, Menaker, Braver man, Breider, Slivka. Row 2: S h e n fel d, Newfield Springer, Dohrnsin, Siqneland Platt. Bottom row : Aronson , Craig Brostoff, Ruskin, Lenehner. 4A Division 317 Top row left to right Goldman Landman Chalmei s Lhessick I4 Row 3: Nathan Rappln man, Shifi in Clauser herg, Shapiro vV'lSklll Row 2: Funt Sachs Kaplan Rosofsky Nlyers C oi don berofl, Mrs Prindes Bottom ron Tuseh Pllnei Karpen, Sachs Luxis 4B-Division 225 row, left to right Borshcll brams, Lazarus, Halpern loch. 1' -1: Fligelman, Chesler, Van Gessel. 3: Needleman, Levin Zielinski. 2: Mr. Pannitch, Robin Bergman, Zerin. Borden. 4B-Division 217 1 row, left to right: Geiger, tein, Boerschinger, Pugh. v -l: Schultz, Lerner, XVil ams, Ross, Schoenfeld, Nei ran. v 3: Melhnan, Rieler, Ohr nstein, Freeman, Sehallner, itlove. v 2: Seligson, Langham, Na olna, Goldman, Bank, Mil r, Platt. tom row: Turk, Braver- rau, Kolodenko, Ehrenberg, rch er Brown Greenber , ' , g, Irs. Moody. Riddell, Hlinkler, Levenson, Stadwiser, row: Cantor, Farber, 1, Ezer, Main, Stern- 4B-Division 313 Top row, left to right: Cona han, Gold. Soloman, Waltzer Camras, Lichtenstein. Row 3: Cove, Meyer, Repkin Kaplan, Jaffe. Metz, Smith Perlman. Row 2: Geisinger, Motankj' Constant, Ch urch, Zamb Schiff, Lustig, Mr. Feldman B 0 t t 0 in row: Schwartzberg Krane, Sundene, Abrams Dunitz, Kulnb, Handleman Goodkin. 4B-Division 206 Top row, left to right: Davis, Gu Greenstein, Gribb, Harrod. Row 5: Bendelow. Brokaw, Segal, N. Levin. Row 4: Fitzliugh, Derdigcr, Durchslag, enberg, H0lKZl1lZll1, Yavitt. Row 3: Mrs. Murlaugh, Edinburg, St Lipschultz, Kroiner. Row 2: Wlilliams, Burnslein, Scifrcs, man. PICYIIIZIH, Salmon. Bottom row: Levy, Riskin, Holt, Arc Robinson. Soloclky. Schwartz. 4B-Division 207 Top row. left to right: Goodwin, Is Goldstein. Hechtman, Dorenfeld, grow. Row 4: Schieb, Greenspan, Levine, NVindmiller, Krakow. Sussman. Row 3: Zukcrman, Lipschultz. Hixson, bach. Knoebel, Baumann. Row 2: Finkel. Dobkin. Enerson, stein, Pottishman, Davis. Bottom row: Kohn, Silver. Horwich. D Germain. SA-Division 325 Top row. left to right: Porges, Provcx Abrahams. Gozansky, Ascher, C Firk. Row 2: XVolfson, Goldman. Siegel, H Helton, XVigton. Bchneke, Kumlin, Ross. Bottom row: Popcr, Schwartz. Lazar, ner, Katz, Karpen, Schmit, Issak. 3A-Division 222 op row, left to right: NValpert, Ber- man, Brownstein. Row 2: Kohler, Kipnis, Kharasch, Schaffner, Leonard. ottom Row: Rosenfeldt, XVolf, Vlahos, Pogrund, Lupel, Mr. Binder. 3A-Division 208 Pop row, left to right: Schreiber Bernstein. ow 4: Eckcrling, Schy, Denenberg, Romain, Holt. ow 3: Miss Benjamin, Pollen, Ash er, Margolis, Feldman. ow 2: Spector, Gandell, Glaser, Nou bar, Naiman, Karlson, Blaekberg Bottom row: Mitzenmacher, Harn isch, Rosen, Salins. Gang. 3A-Division 125 Top row, left to right: Sussman Eisenberg, Knauss. Englehardt Swartz. Row 5: Koidin, Frieke, Russell, Stig litz, Behrins, Sherman. Row 4: Mr. Youman,s Levy, Berz Marcus, Slutsky, YVashburn. Row 3: Schulman, Ernst, Esrig Freske, Brand. Row 2: Brezin, Schwartz, Levine, Le- vine, Jacobson. Bottom row: Shapiro, Segal, Fried- man, Graivier, Stiber, Glickinan. 3B-Division 210 Top row, left to right: Benjamin, Dude Silverstein, Gold. Row 5: Gerhaghty, Gaiser, Sharif, Aaron, Eagcn. Row 4: Bass. Turhin, Choldin, Sheck, Kem env. Row 3: Mrs. Gregg, Brenner, Nielsen Hlhiteiield, Kaplan. Row 2: Edelson, Northron Perl, Melnick, 1 , Gordon, Shkoler, Murray. Bottom row: Hliseman, Poster, Lewis, Mar- giloff, Schwartz. SB-Division 321 Top row, left to right: Braun, Buckner, Karel, XVise. Row 3: Prochep, Chaplick, Polkoff, St lV6lHlJCl'gC1', Levin, Mandell. Row 2: Williams, Cowan, Fletcher, Simon, Resnlk, Mis. Ballen. Bottom row: Redman, Kahn, Miller, kin, Rothhaum, Tiektin. 3B-Division 227 Flop row, left to llglll. Goldstein, Lll Reisman, Lcvko, Golbus, Lanzer. Row 3: Rosenbaum, Sinton, Str Reckrodt, Kasper, Fisher, Nelson Row 2: Miss Stanton, Kelly, Ryan, acre, Brody, Noble, Daniels, Zaremski Bottom row: Gerch, Morrow, Persing, kcl. Frankenstein, Silverton, Mitchel. SB-Division 209 Top row, left to right: James, Tito, Liehten stein, Platt. Row 5: Halleck, Goldman, Rosene, Rapp. Row 4: Becker, Uslander. Leibolcl. Lessin, NVil son. Row 3: Miss Mcllvztin, Collins, Berge, James Chambers. Row 2: Meredith, Mowery, Kendrick, Berman Hirsch, Rosenwasser. Bottom row: Chalmers. lklztldfogel. Zuber, Nazel, Kaplan. Smolinski. SB-Division 108 Top row. left to right: Freedman, Bareck Kaplan. Row 4: Brown, Pollac, Berkson, Schmieglitz Row 3: Mrs. Walser, Medjes, Serlin, McGraw Hicks, Mfoertxt. Row 2: Petersen, Cohen, Goldstein, Steinberg. Rosenberg, Rosenberg. Bottom row: Lakin. Schiller, Abram, Sobitzky Byer, Wveinclrncli. J 2A-Division 237 Top row, left to right: Perl, Levin Epstein, Kirsner, Cutler, Golub. Row 3: Abrams, Schless, YVilks, WVat tel, Spilky, Gutterman. Row 2: Miss McBryde, Sweig, Bare Hirsch, Brooks, Bold, Golinkin. Bottom row: Mitchell, lVasserman Cardwell, Klein, Rosen. Chalmers Michaels. 2A-Division 230 Top row, left to right: Gerber, Epstein, Berghofer, Gold man, Traub, Levitt. Row 2: Krailnan. lVeinstein. Reich ert, Lee, Barsky. Gottsegan, Mid ed. Miss Kovitz. Bottom row: Hlick, YVolk, Schneid- erman, Brogden, Faissler, Christ- offersen, Levine, Mc Neal. 2A-Division 205 Top row, left to right: Stone, Zimmerman Onixt, Tyrrell, Forman. Row 4: Goldstone, Siegman, Heller, Chauncy Loberg. Row 3: Hanover, Schormann, Leff, Harnisch Ruby. Row 2: Mrs. Fieser, Xvinsberg, Shein, Yvisebaum Kreisman. Bottom row: Hirst, Black, Lewis, Doneit, Rach man. 2A-Division 135 Top row, left to right: Rothenberg, Miss Sheel Mashkes, Gunderson, Nemoy. Row 4: Kaufman, Cooper, Hoffman, Marver, Lapping. Row 3: Rosene, Adelman, Aronson, Cameron Meyer. Row 2: Schultz, Hunsick, Schwade, Paris, Axel Bottom row: Sandler, Beck, Duster, Feinholtz, Hiller. J 1 2B-Division 322 'op row, left to right: Slivka. Spcr ling, Howson, McMillan, Mabe, Suclars, Goldberg. ,ow 3: Halpein, Brown, Dulmrow Stein, Roorcla, Dikszas, Burchell Hatfield. ,ow 2: Wallace, Comess, Smith Klopman, Kirsch, Greenspan Slivc, Rabin. ottoni row: Siegel, Gordon, Kip nis, Rubins, Weissman, Schwartz, Buim, 'l'romer. 2B-Division 235 op row, left to right: Dyer Nanert, Provencher, Heller, Gold scheider. ow 3: Bischoff, Dunitz, Rabin, Park, Saniors, Nashban, Lewis Rich, Miss Heuer. ow 2: Abrahams, Schroeter, Krorn er, Rice, Budnick, Lee, Rowley Bradley, Proctor. ottom row: Sachs, Morgan, Simms Shiffman, Kaplan, Smith, Estesl Scott. 2B-Division 323 Top row, left to right: Kraft, Zilber stein, Ytlerner, Rothherg, Ener son, Katz, Vlishner. Row 2: Hanre. Vlillens. Messinger Pearlman. Tyser, Glaser, San hamcl, Verschneren, Rosecan. Bottom row: Miss H. O'Brien, Mar golin, Moss, Cooper, Abrams Laken, O'Dowtl, Isoe, Masser. lA-Division 232 Top row. left to right: Ruhinherg, Hutton, Kohn. Rudnick, Scott, Sing- er. Row 3: JO1'Cl2ll1. Michaels, Granatstein Rehn. Lerner. Hladky, XVeintraub Row 22 Hleil. Goldberg. Solomon Pompian. Cl12lll11C1'S. Weissler, Gold berg, Miss K. OlB1'lCll. Bottom row: Tnngate, Evans. Orloff, Slnl2lI12'lI112ll1. Rhinestine. Lock. Kahn Dolin. Rei 2B-Division 141 Top row, left to right: Goldstein, Neil, janoll' Ostrolf, Miss Ford. Row 4: Golub, Rice, Noel, Handelman. Row 3: Hlestrich, Bennett, Bilow, Schwartz Vengrow. Rosenbaum. Row 2: Finkel, Odishoo, Sperling, Mandel, Mal man, Roinee. Bottom row: Cohen, YVahl. Pinsky, Greene Harris. 2B-Division 110 Top row, left to right:Byste1', Cole, Kenigslmerg Bowers, Jenkins. Row 5: Margolis, Mancofl. Goldstein, Kaplan Kaplan. Row 41: Miss Branand, Steiner, Stein, Schllldt Brash. Row 3: Louis, Orleans, Johnson, Epstein, Deuss Row 2: Borst, Bass, 1 1'eeman, Ross, Shapiro. Bottom row: Coburn. Freda, Sheck, Friedman Sefzinsky. V ll l , , lA-Division 124 B Top row, left to right: Solomon, Berman, Men alter, Pratt, Kneip. i lRow -iz Smith, Savitsky, Bluestone, Coburn 1 Marks. Row 3: Slnith, Broyde, Hirschberg, Posner Rndes. Row 2: Maltz, Batzlaff, Stahl, Gibrick, Kahn, , Mrs. Kustner. Bottom row: Hughes, Lipson, Jerney, Bellancle Nicholas. Klein. 1A-Division 136 Top row, left to right: Bazansky, Mrs. Nickel Goldman. Row 5: Feirstein, Price, Jacobson, Sachs, Kelly Row 4: Mc Donald, Isroelite, Koral, Buxton, Coh en. Row 3: Cohn, Richards, Stern, Stutland, Schol nick, Barnett. Row 2: Cooper, Ostfeld, Caplan, Steiner, Kooh. Bottom row: Brezin, Rosenstrock, Mannison Miller, Orenstein. IA-Division 211 Top row, left to right: Sanders, Greenspan Bramnler, Springer. Row 4: Jacobson, Hloertz, Shifrin, Stein, Danoff Row 3: Passoja, Zakin, Lerner. Row 2: Jefferies, Pearlman, Dubin, Bryant, Pal mer, Deilelbanrn. Bottom row: Silverman, Shapiro, Miller, Mar golin, Leven. 1A-Division 139 Top row, left to right: Kamen Simon, Richman, Fields, Geis, Sterling, Kane. Row 2: XVermer, Sehwartzberg Klopferd, Petterson, Robinson Chalet. Bottom row: Sklar, Gefter, Jacob son, Levine, Rosen, Roller. IB-Division 236 Top row, left to right: Duhin, Han kin, Clar, Blechman, Saul. Row 3: Kaplan, Lindgren, Gahl beck, Hatton, Vihon, Floun Greenhurg, Byanis. Row 2: Reith, Spector, Toben Netehin, Rieger, Martin, Link. Bottom row: Kaplan, Yavitz, Dril eck, Schaefer, Smith, Edinger, Katz, IB-Division 234 Top row, left to rigl Floun, Thompson, Nat an, Schonherger, -lace son, Levenson, Tausz. Row 3: Mann, Daw Hurwitz, Rosen, Donn: Smith, Rich, Raymond. Row 2: Kenzer, Bilto Borshell, Freed, Stauta Gershon, Farber, Ross. 3 Y Bottom row: Malliru Rosenbloorn, Greenbei lVilliger, Dawson, Zil Harris, Zbaraz. IB-Division 213 op row, left to right: XVillen,s Tipp, Goldstein, Glick. ow 4: Miss Moloney, Barkin, MC- Lean, Newfield, Power, Schock, Melin. ow 3: XVeinstein. Hunt, Block, Gilberg, Baum, Siegal, Bugun. ow 2: Bykoff, Bushman, Monarch, Gorey, Andelman, Feitler, Shanks, Rich. Bottom row: Opper, Nickolas, Min- ow, Gordon, Evenson, Uritz, Fein- herg. IB-Division 326 Top row, left to right: Derman Alswang, Grigsby. Row 6: Blume, Gottlieb, Schalfer W Kreuser, Moscovitch. Row 5: Wlerth, Skolnik, Zissman W Ripstein, Begoun. Row 4: Mr. Mc Cracken, Horwitz YVeiss, Mages, Lutgen, Pomeranz Row 3: Levy, Reistatter, Obstfeld I Woods, Smith. Row 2: Mattes, Greenberg, Heller, ' Tankus, Brown. Bottom row: Chodash, Hoffstadt, Icko, Alswang, Benjamin. i IB-Division 231 Top row, left to right: Spitzer Lewin, Zells, Miller, Silveri man. White, Hillman. Row 4: Helfand, Hoyle, Lerner Pershing, Mellman, Malman Coleman. Row 3: Green, Braun, McGraw Schintgen. Ratlzin, Hergott Leist. Row 2: Mishoulam. Citro, Nel son, Smith, Strizak, Meyers. Bottom row: Lichterman, Ben jamin, Bernstein, Rothman Galkin, Linn, Binder. IB-Division 202 Top row. left to right: Price, Wienberg, Lavin Mitchel. Schwartz. Young, Kreiman. Row Ll: Perlut, Galloway. Becker, Biegler, lVacli pian, Naclolna, Bruch. Row 3: Miss Carpenter. Schwartz. Krebs. Lam key, Knnllin. Sandler, Silver. Row 2: Deleskieurcz. Issak, Cohen. Fagan, Taxe Coursey, Millnian. Bottom row: MacDonald. Marsh. Berger, Gierke Bacon, Shapiro, Goldberg. IB-Division 221 Top row. left to right:Dauber, Paul, Rodwell Caclkin. Powell. Brytan. Row 4: Ziniberoff, Glantz, Fell, Koueger, Spizak Wolfson. Row 3: Rubin. Dicknian, Ender, Shapiro, Oet- tinger, Meyer. Row 2: Shain. Schwartz. Yager. Siegman. Knee Rosenberg. Bottom row: NYalters. Geisinan. Schuster. Sech- ter, Levin. IB-Division 106 Top row. left to right: Ross, Segal, Rosen, Myers, Zoes. lVieehen, Lieberman. Row 3: Silverman. Levan. Kaufman, Berlant, Rubin, Ehrlich, Ibbotson, Trinnn. Row 2: Klinghotfer, Kleiman, Greenberg, As- theinier. Rose. Wlinfieltl. Gehrke. Mrs. Spoon- C1'. Bottom row: Miller, Louis. Bass, Karlin, Raf- fcl, Counter, Buecker, Pam. 1 v ivision 121 right - Top row 1, Mintz, Cohen z, Rosen. : Burkman, Lan tzin, Ziniheroll, a, Portnoy, Jacob vt Goldman, Gu Temple, Atten rg, Gillis, Ress v Filurin, Rohin haehlnian, Lewis aub, Schwartz. Y: lVClSSlH3ll, Bros rman, Le Hy, Low- Ditlove, Wleiss. ivision 226 right - Top row : Gutan, Kaplan Albert, Goldberg, osen. . Sternback, Coop l, Forman, Baer Gerstein, Swartz. v: Orleans, Gold 'I a r k s . Stumpf man, Berkson obrin. V: Odelson, Ben than, Bow, Crev Silvert Hein Division 317 Left lo right - Bot. row: Seifer, Leily, Caindeng Rosen, Mann, Shapiro, Van Swearingen. 2nd row: Doctor, Bah- bitl, Levy, Elkins, john- son, Krelstein, Garfield. 3rd row: Abrams, Schiff, Goldman, Howard, El- rove, Rapp, Mitsakopou- los. 4th row: Turner, Delman, Jacobson, Barnett, Sklar, Craner. 5th row: Kleiner, Kowitt, Mrs. Prindes, Linsky, Levin. Division 321 Left to right - Top row: Lerner, Kautt, Petchersky. 4th row: Palm, Goldberg, Herzog, Bresler, Novick, Green. 3rd row: Brownstein, Bernstein Camras, Hlilks, Oclishoo, Trinl-za Sabath. 2nd row: Kaplan, Golden, Gold stein, Goldman, Cooper, Noah Garlick. Bottom row: Levine, Kuhn, An derson, lVeinberg. Dvore, Levin Nlasser. Division 327 Left to right - Top row: Kern Miller, Slotnick, Applehaum, Es- koz, Motel, 3rd row: Bank, Rosen, Lorenz Singer. Berg, Lava, Rogosin. 2nd row: lValdman, Ball, Moizes Brown, Epstein, Sorkin. Bot. row: Kaplan. Chapman, Gins burg, Juhasz. Soskin. Schwartz Lazar. LUNCH GUARDS You forgot your tray. This sentence comes easily Lunch Guard after the First dz Making sure the tables are and the students behave in an c manner the Lunch Guards ha eral different sponsors each period. Left to right - Top row: Kahn, Marcus, Brostoflf, Skolnik, Camrasl Bottom row: Kamen, Smith, Mrs. t Samors, Goldman, Wligton, Gl Cooper. 23 pd fl 0l'l5 Q5 fCLlfLl CUflf -if- jAQ Qgrion 59146605 -gf.. bgeorge ,Skim .gnu -gf- ZAQ IQ HA I E 1 - Q, E 1 2 4 4 I X W Y ' l 1 - H K 1 X -8 f fl if V -1