Sullivan High School - Navillus Yearbook (Chicago, IL)
- Class of 1959
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Wide-eyed, eager, questioning, naive, Complaining of our snail-pacing days. Sophomores-sophisticats, progressing up the scale, Still wary of the long, restless journey ahead. As juniors, we relaxed, upper crustv at last, Yet we longed to travel faster, or so we said. The climax of our career in Sullivan High Too stealthily crept into sight. , ff Seniors-survivors, waywards left behind, fi X Doors closed, new opened, boastful with blinding lightl The once-filled hourglass grew heavy with age, Its silent cries pierced our unbelieving ears. The last grains of sand trickle slowly, steadily to rest, Marking the end of four wonderful years. f Let us steal one more glance at the timepiece of our past. Look! Each second throbs with life, breathes with fire. Sullivan, you are unforgettable, your brilliance unmatched Our admiration for you - alone - shall never tire . . . 5 ,f VM-Yi Q Aw 1 Y Nw-LMUW Wm , :Mi Q 'AR 'rf as ' . 3,,d,, .wwjj .lp Z. 4 W , .1 , 4 ,. , Q 1 i1iIk jf f, . 1 N Y 7 ff 5 -Q' 'rf' P 5 1 x , v Q if ,X ! , ' f ,X 2 ' X H 4 f fl 9 J -f . I 'fy' 51? S r W f , ' ' 4 ' . 21' 2' -i 'P' 5 I 6' 1 f ,- i ff ,I if 1, 4 Fei bf? 5 .l W v-- 'FE' f'Jf .W-H. 39 53 'xo ' X , ' , I ,MBIJW er -I asviziut .emss-wEoi,vxs:...'g.w -' ' v...4.P-:fi.v:5.wa:,.'z...a-i.:.u,.m.- .an-f..L.,' 1'f.L.:1L.4zA.d aunt Yf'..n-'- ' ' ::Ln..1 - mLu.i..f,--an..3QA..:,..:1..1--L-aw.v .,Y,.,ff...,.1:i...,' 1- .....,.'Q,.Q,y.,- guna, More thlafnl stone cmd brick, More than wood and glass- Sullivah High School is a living, breatlzlillzg uvrlcl. Its dwellers give it zva1'mz'lz, Sfudehts, teaclzeus' make it g0zmg-- Astutelg it stands, the flag of l6CLl 7'li'Ilg waves zuzfurled Knowledge Is Pou'er, A motto To zrorlf l2!l, to live lui, fo use. Tlzrf time is short, The four gears .fly- Sy'1lzc'lzmlnizw gow- zrafclzcas - lf0'lly'l,'l' not a momenf to lose SZAOJ f I . JOAN K I lflQ Men give away nothing so liberally as their advice, La Rochefoucauld once remarked. and it is true that from the beginning of time the advisory-mindecl have contrived to make known their recommendations. Whether we ask for them or not. Today. counsel both wise and foolish streams steadily toward us from news- paper. lecture platform. over hack fences. and from television commercials. The theme of this yearbook. Time Moves On. Certainly lends itself to unsolicited advice or admonition. At least. mine is brief. The telescopic quality of time has been noted by many philosophers. Time seems not to proceed at a uniform pace. but rather to accelerate as we grow older. Time may appear now to stretch endlessly ahead of you. for in our youthful years each of us considers himself immortal. However. there is only a limited and unknown quantity of time allotecl to each of us. to use well or to squander. lt is precious stuff. Use it wisely. .I I . 387111 With a plaque of Abraham Lincoln in his office and a statue of George Washington on the out- side, Mr. Fenn feels that any student who visits with him in this wholesome environment should be inspired with good citizenship. Mr. Fenn employs a very interesting philosophy of Abraham Lincoln which is, in his opinion, similar to the Golden Rule: I do the very best I know how: the very best I can: and I mean to keep doing so until the end. If the end brings me out all right. what is said against me won't amount to anything. If the end brings me out wrong, ten angels swear- ing l was right would make no difference? Mr. Fenn's pet suggestion to students is: ffBe careful in planning your work: then be sincere in working your plan. Z xml' P ifid .Nadia .jwlanrion With emphasis on administration. Miss Helen Hanson, Sullivan's Assistant Principal, is always ready with a helping hand. Although her job is a difficult one, she carries it out smoothly and competently. Throughout her years at Sullivan Miss Hanson has always been a great asset to our school, both as a teacher and as a counselor. She has given much of her time and effort to Sullivan students and now as Assistant Principal she has taken over with great efficiency. With her aid there is no doubt that Sullivan will continue to hold its record as one of the finest schools in Chicago. Miss Hansonls genuine interest in the student body helps make her one of the greatly respected people in Sullivan. r Al CLCM f 1 X x Mrs. R. Arden Miss R. Bannister Mrs. N, Bayer Miss F. Branand Language Department Mathematics Department Mathematics Department Commercial 8: Business Department L, Mr. M. Bioff Miss M. Bohman Miss G. Boyle Mr. R. Brown English Department Art Department Social Studies Department Music Department 342' .if fi f Mrs. B. Burchfield Miss B. Busse Mrs, S. Calesini Miss T. Carpenter Mathematics Department Language Department Language Department Science Department 'x . Vt 12 i' Miss M. Colford English Department Mr. H. Clair Mathematics Department Mr. A. D. Davidson Mrs, E. Dorman, Industrial Arts Department Science Department ' Mr. S. Fralick Miss R. Fritzshall Mrs. E. Glass iysical Education Department Social Studies Department Mathematics Department 0044? Mr. J. Corcoran Miss F. Dasaky Science Department Commercial Department Mrs. E. Elston Miss H. Ford Art Department Music Department Mr. VV. Glickman Social Studies Department 13 K! ff' DEX: w ff' -- --- gif E , CLCMA ' , XX -X ' x ig XXX 2 X fMrgs. R. Gogol f' Miss L. Goold Mrs. A. Graham Mr. H. Greenberg Lo mercial Departmerit English Department English Department Social Studies Department , XX lt xy 2. l Mrs. Hartnett - ' Mrs.. G. Hay Miss Heuer Misjs I. Humphreys Matron Science Department ' ,354 - Language :Department Art Department, A . if iii!'N- 5. , 'X ,A H. 5 V E an-Nl - , l .- - -R ' S .' X. gli! 5 .1 ' qw L ,x k . 1 R i ii ls. N l X , M. Kelly . , Miss Rf Kirschner 'Mrs. F. Kovitz Miss M. Levy Commereial Department ' V Art Demartmenf English :Department -I Language 'tmen 'wi' L it ff' tr' 'E 14 ,aw as 1 V 9 L fi1r N ? x V 5 4' I I xx i 3- K 1 ' , ,, W KX'- isis M ,M N 1. - W-may , 4' , Nh'-, I X14 115 Nlrx Il Klmlzmuglz NIV X,Nx'I11l'vvfl' XII., Nl X1 I-.uullxh Iivpmrum-ul l':I1LllxlX lll'lU.lI'IIUk'IlT I'l:yNE.1a1 lfrl11r.1tiu11 IPvp.:1'r1m-mt mlil S Nllv H U lim-11 Nlirx K. lJ'I41'iv1u Klux Nl ll'l'mw1mvll Nliff C, KVYLQHIIIIIUI' SfiL'I1lkL' lfl'Il.lI'IIUl'Ill l'hy-inzal l':flL1l1lIiHI1 Ilcpzirlmcm Xtlvnfizxmw- l':vL111Ne-lm' linulifh Ileynzxlillu-m , , 15 L ulfilvx IM-V IIIHIQ 1 4239 wage V X.. .D --'I ,ay it f X we KX lm i Miss li. Paul Mrs, H. Prindes Mrs, B. Perham Mr. F. Ready Science Department English Department Mathematics Department Lanuuaue Department Mrs, J. Reiter Miss I., Roberts Mrs. V, Ross Mr. D. Rubenstein English Department Mathematics Department English Department Commercial Departme l CLCU, Miss Sager Mrs. R. Schauwecker Mr, A. Scher Mr. F. Schmidt Adjustment Teacher Household Arts Department Physical Education Department Science Department ii ...pil 'rw' Ja .Aims PM . tx N Miss VV. E, Sheel Miss R. Skolnick Miss R, Stagg Miss H. Stanton Music Department Science Department Lxvnguapze Department Placement Counselor Mrs. G. Sternberg Mrs. E. Taylor Miss E. Straka Mr. S. Sudin anguage Department Art Department Mathematics Department Social Studies Department 17 ,E CLCLL Mrs. A. Vanni Mrs. M. Walsers Mr. M. Willerman Mr. M. Wrenn English Department Commercial Department. Science Department Social Studies Department 1 ,,.-M.. M 'x gli ml M l ,P fx W l I ' A 5 tw N QE x if Miss A. Wright Mr. E. S. Youmans Miss Sil f' Physical Education Department wx Science Department Co l'aTfDepartment V I , 1 fl A If ,if Y if QK ! te.. i!!,f X N32 W 3 aff x t A , lf.. .X ,Za 5- .1 .ap 1. -' ,-. A , Q IU, ,Q rt i 4. 5' ' : I . l ' JA t 9 -' . . , 5 'I x P1!':vl A i il if y x 1 f' R S vi I it I 3 as ' ' yif t 2 1 ' . K 1 , , 1 , iw., ' Q5 all 'V 'A lf 4, Q 1 94, A 'I 5' X ff M fa ,f M. :A V ,1,,,-W , I ff Xl Af ' A J xg .E . J, 7 ff 'iii .Q . V xl r fi' Q5 A ' ik Y W lei M 1'--X f' -' Lf 1 'V il 3 i W - ., , 18 X N. M KM + il ,sr 1 is Q.. XA M Practice makes perfect It's a man's world All you do is plug it in ' M- V' ,,..Q.f '-K You've got to follow the recipe ,Wk I mf f 'X , A A It's just a snip here and there The one that got awayn 1 ,.,,Y f- F xsxxhsxx Q Q3 y... Rh - But it's not 10:18 it's 10:30 But is can't weigh a ton fa. 21 if - X. ! WJ! x f J 1 I 1 '7 2 I don't care what you say, it is Illinois 'Wifi :VHP A FT -.......4 A, .-.,. nf' 'N-Q17 A X ' ,f ' X 1 at H X Hmmm, that looks good bl , 55 H fir 23 Un your mark, get set, go x lx 1 1 ,- ,N 1, , , 1' f 'J f R .R jegruarg Cfcwri O gcerri KJ S Q., f ! U Vx V f A ' f'- X X ' , .. ,, . X f X Z' f' I fl , z X I9 V! - 1 22 K wi? is v, i R NA N- ,Q E T R 1 2 'Q 2 E nl v - 1 VA Q Q E 3? X PRESIDENT f SLOTNICK VICE-PRESIDENT - KRELSTEIN TREASURER - MOTEL SECRETARY E ZALANTS anuarg ommiffee H. Chapman, G. Jacobson, J, Petshersky, T. Schwartz f'X , I XX ,' N X, if XX . 'xxx 24 Cfadfif 0 jegfudfg 9 ABRAMS, JUDITH7c'P6TS6I't'l'flI1C6 Is But A Ilitlj Step Behind Szlcteess Synehronized Swim 1. 2, 3: FTA 1. 2. 3. 4: CSL 1. 2. 3. 4: Serviee Girl 1, 3. 4. ALPEBT, BARRY4- Hehe Hep, Keeps in Stepv lxlarillus Representative 2: Syruphonit' Choir 2: Service Boy 2, 3, 4: Sentinel Representative 3: Lunc-h Guard 2: Senior LiUI1l'llB0ll Committee 4. APPLEBAUM, LYNNE- A Faithful Friend Is T11 e illedieine of Lifew Sentinel Staff 3: Office Manager 4: FTA 4: CSL 2. 3. 4: Serviee Girl 1, 2, 3. 4: Library Asft 1: llall Guard 4: Loeal Honor Soeiety 1. 2. 3: Senior Mothers' Tea 4: Pitman Honor Roll 4: National Honor Society. ASHKENAZ, PAUL-:'He's tlze One To Pass or Hung Football 2. 3, 4: Service Boy 4: Lettermen's Club 3. President 4. ATTEN. JOHN- Little Guy. Quite Sprf, Hall Guard 1: Latin Club 1, 2. 3.2 Loeal Honor Soeiety 1. BABBITT, FLOYD- He'll .Verer Stop: He'ZI Retief! the Top Sentinel Staff 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Hath Club 4: Program Committee 4: Luneh Guard 2.3: Senior Prom Committee 4: lleeoratiou Committee. BAER, CHARLES4- Hess Hep. Full of Pep Navillus Representative 1. 2: Syniphonie Choir 1. 4: Spanish Club 1. 2: Hall Guard 2. 3. 4: Serviree Boy 2. 3. 4: Bowling 2. BENKON, SHARON-:'Her lfiuys Are Ways of Pl6tlSllT1lI1E.9.9,. Symphonie Choir 2: Serviee Girl 1. 2, 3. 4: CSL 1: FTA: Pitman Honor Roll 3. 4. BERG, JANET-'illusie Please, Size Does u'i!h Eine Girls' Choir 4. Secretary 4: Orchestra 1, 2: FTA 4: Servettes 4: Service Girl 4: Hall Guard 1: Library ASs't 1. BERLIN. MELVYN- Serz'if:e King. He Does El'E?fj'lh1.7Zg,, Luneh Guard 4: Book Boom 2. 3, 4: Chief 4: Football 4: Hall Guard 3: Service Boy 4. BERNSTEIN, ROBERTA-NPoise, Her Posses- sion: Sweetness Her Disposition Hon Steuben High Sehooll. Gym Leaders 3, 4: Hall Guard 3: Service Gir BOWQ SABITA-nDesires. Dreams and Servive Girl 2, 3. 4: Lunch Guard : Hall Girard 3: Navillus Representative Pitman Honor Roll BLOOMFIELD, JOAN-'ETrue Sin eritt' Sends for No Witnesses Hon Steuben H gh Schooll. Service Girl 3: FTQX 3, 4: Yiee resident 4: Girls Choir 4: .lunior Prom Ctrumittee 3: Sentinel Representative 4. BROBERG, KAREN- Blonde and etite, Slze's A Treat lSenn High Seliooll. Girls' Choir 2, 3: Pitman Honor Roll 3, . rv- iee Girl 1, 2: Servettes 4. Seeretary: Student Couueil 1. 2: Local Honor Soviety BROSTOFF. YIVIAN-HTl1e ,llerry Heart Tfiut Laughs at Carev Student Council 4: Sentinel Hepreseritative 4: Fl-X 1. 2. 3, 4: Symphonic Choir 1, 2, 3: Li- brarian. Spanish Club 2: Senior Program Com- mittee 4: Service Girl 1. 3. 4: Library Asit 2. Q l I A hr Q 'v tflisvf 26 Cpfazid 0 jegruarg 19 9 BYKOFF, JUDY--'AA Good Humor Spreads Itself Among Friendsv Girls, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Service Girl 1, 2, 3, 4: Symphonic Choir 4. CAMERON, CHARLES--- Football Hera, Heis Our Dear-05, Football 3, 4: Service Boy 3, 4: Hall Guard 4: l,.etterrnen's Club 4. CAMRAS, BONNIE-Npossessing A Certain Grace Entirely Her Owns, Student Council 4: FTA 4: Service Girl, 1. 2, 3, 4: Swim Show 2: Synchronized Swim 2: Pit- man Honor Roll 3: Hall Guard 2: Symphonic Choir 1: Local Honor Society 2. CAMDEN, CAROLYN-2A'aturally Nice, Sugar and Spicei' Library Ass't 1. CHAPMAN, HOYVARD-'41 11ll of Qzzips, Tlzafs Ur. Clzipsv Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 3, Treasurer 4: Student Council 1. 2, 3, 4: Senior Councilor 4: Key Club 3, 4: Sentinel Representative 3: Senior l,I'0g1l'2llll Committee 4, Chairman: Lunch Guard 2: Local Honor Society 3. COHEN, AYRI M- For Serrice Tops: He .vl'1'L'I' St0pS,, Projection Cr:-is 3. 4: Hall Guard 1, 3: Science lflnb 2: Latin Club 1. 2. 3: Senior Play -1: Local llonor Society. COOPER, RONALD-i'Tf1crc'll Nerer He flrmthel' Lori, Hand l. 2. 3. 4: Naxillus Representative 1: S1-rxice Hoy 4: Swinnning: Team 4: Lettermetrs l.lub 4. CRANE. GEORGE- .-411 the llnfzile. A Boy ll ith a Srnilcn Sentinel Staff 3, 4: .lunior Prom Committee 3: Lunch Guard 3. 4: Hall Guard 2.3, HELMAN, Ow7EN'i.SL'fl'ii'8 A Lot, illilitary f.vI'llI'li Slmtii Projection Crew 4: Hook Room 4: Service Boy 3. 4: Senior Play 4. llircctor: Hall Guard 2, 3, 4: R.O.T.C. UINKEN STUART4 l 00iball Fan. Ladies! Mani' lAustin, Marshall High Schoolsl. Football 4: Hall Guard DITLOVE., DANIELLE-- They fire Rich Who Learn from Heri' Sentinel Staff 3: Copy Editor 4: FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, President: Safety Unit 4: CSL 1, President 2: Girls' Choir 2: Senior .Luncheon Committee 4: Local Honor Society 1, 2, 3: Service Girl 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Ass't 3: Junior Prom Committee 3: National Honor Society. ELKINS, MERLE- Quiet and Sweet: Shefs So Neati, Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: FTA 4: French Club 1: Senior Play 4. EPSTEIN, MARCIA-HHoncy Bun, Full of Fun Student Council 1: Service Girl 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Squad 3: ,lunior Prom Committee 3: Navillus Representative 4: FTA 4: CSL 3. ' ESKOZ, JANICE42Character Makes His Own Destiny Sentinel Staff 3: Office Manager 4: FTA Treas- urer 2: CSL 1: Service Girl 1, 2, 3, 4: Local Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Mothers' Tea 4: Pit- man Honor Roll 3, 4: National Honor Society. FARBER, GAIL-'cKn0wledgc I5 A Treasury, Hut Practice ls the Key to If, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4: CSL 3, 4: Service Girl 4: Pro- gram Committee 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Local Honor Society 1, 2, 3: Hall Guard 2: Pitman Honor Roll 4: National Honor Society. CKCL55 0 jegfudfg 9 FIELDMAN. BRIAN- TaC1fle and Hlorlf. He Cires Them A Shaolin Football 2, 3. 4: Lettermen's Club 3. 4: Sym- phonic Choir 1, 2. FILURIN, ELLEN -'Snmll and Snappy. Always Happy , Sentinel 3, Copy Editor 4: Service Girl 2. 3. 43 Senior Lunvheon CiUl'IlIIl1U.P6Q Lilmrary .Mft 1, 2: Pitman Honor Roll 3: Local Honor Soeiety, 1, 2, 3: CSL 4: Hook Room 3. FRANK, ROBERTA- Quiet and Xfwe. .:Hll'llj.S Prerisev 4,-Xustin High St-hooll. FTA 4: Pitman Honor Roll 3. 4: Si-rxiw Girl 4. FORMAN, LEEf H0u'lirzg Pins. :-flwrzys Wills Key Club 2. 3: 1'roje4'tion Crew 4: Bowling: 2. Hall Guard 1. fi. 4: l.ettermen's lilulm 4: SyI'Ilfll'l0lliI' Choir 1: GANDELL, STPART-- A Cheer for Stu. 'lfuizse HFS Our Boy Football 2, 4: Key Club 2, 3: Letterrnenis Club 3, 4. GERSTEN. ALAN Tull and Thin. thi' Unorldis For Him Latin Club GILMAN, REGINA- Stillness of 1'w1'.w11 l.s ,4 Mark of Cond lfrvc'11ir1g Lffentrzil High Svliool P. Hall Guard 2: 1,illI'ill'V kit 2. 3. 4. GINSB LRG. RICHARD- Brigh1? Quiz:-. ' liixfketlmall 1. 2. 3: Hull Guard 2: Serxive- Boy 4. GOLD, EIVGENEV-- LeIters and Ilrzfex. Really Hines GOLD, 1.,-XYYRENCIC- 0z1r Larry lx .411 .4quut1'z' Whiz Hall Guard 2: Yuri:-ly Show 4: Lunvh Guard 4: Swinnningz Team 4. GOLD, RONALD-- Lots of Fun. Ci'1.s Tliings Done Projection lfrew fi. 4: Serviee Boy 4: Book Room 1, 2: Spanish Club 2. GOLDBERG, GERAl.ll-'fllczlulx Flush. Full of Dashi' R.0.T.C. 1. 2. 3: Latin Club 1. 2. GOLDEN, LINDA- Tops in Her Class. Won- derful Lass Sentinel 3. First Pago Editor 4: Student Counvil 1. 2. 3, 4: Senior Play Production Direvtor 4: Servive Girl 1. 2. 3, 4: Senior Lum-heon Com- mittee: CSL 1. 2: Safety Unit 3. 4: ,lunior Prom Committee- 3: Local Honor Soi-iety: National Honor Soi-if-ty. COLDMAN, BARI-k'LipsZifrk, Candy. lfulzher Suled 'ihoesv Hall Guard 2: Symphonic Choir 1: Serviwe Gill 3, 4. GOLDMAN, RONALD---4'Talent Galore, Crea! Future in Storcn Footllall 3, 4: Sentinel Staff :hit Sports Editor 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Hull Guard 2: Lunch Guard 4: Math Club 2: Loral Honor Society 2. 5 ii! 54 'ES' 66155 of gegfudfg 9 GOLDSTEIN: LEE- Football Fame Gare Him A .lytlllltfi Orchestra 2: Band 2, 3: Football 3, 4: Navillus Representative 4: Sentinel Representative 2: llall Guard 1. 4. COLDSTIN, MIKE- As A Gridiron Great, He lines Ratew Football 2. 4: Baseball 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 'lireasurer 3, Secretary 4: ,lunior Prom Committee 3: Key Club 2, 3: Hall Guard 3: Student Council 1. GORDON, JERRY- Pep and Vitality: Vim 117111 PL'l'.9f1I1llZI.fj',, Golf Team 3. 4: llall Guard 3: l.unch Guard 3: Service Boy 4. GUBERMAN, FRANCES- Tile Helping Hariri. ISIIQI Size Grandi, Symphonif- Choir 1. 2: Senior Play 3: Service Girl 1, 2. 3. 1: Student Couneil Representative 1: Social Center 2. 3, 4: Service Girl 4. HALISHKA, PERRY- His Pals Nerer End, 1'iI't'l'j'UI1t',S Frienzf' liunrli Guard 2: Student Council 1. 2, 3. 4: Local llonor Society 1, 2. HERZOG: STEPHEN-2011 the Ball, Friend in ill Sentinel Representative 1. 2, 3. 4: Hall Guard 1. 2. 3. 4: l.atin Club 2: Service Boy 4: Book llooni 4. HORWYITZ. R0YCE71'Ll'fU Is Too Short to llwaste on Being Scriolzsv lgXllSllI1 High Sclroolt. HOWARD, BRINA-i'Her Charms Strike the Sight. But Iler .llerits Reach the Souls' llall Girard 1. 2. 3, 4: l.ibrary Asst 2: FTA 1: Senior Play 4: Serxice Girl 3, 4. JACOBSON, GEORGE-'iLcazier of rllen, Tal- ented Perf, Student Council 1, 2. 3, Secretary 4, President 4: Senior Alumni Committee, Variety Sliow 2. 3: Senior Play 4: Sentinel Representative 3. 4: Navillus Staff 4: Lunch Guard 4. JACOBSON, JERRY-':With His Steam, A lffinnirzg Team Football 1, 2. 3. 4. Co4Captain 4: Baseball 2, 3. 4: Service Boy 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 1. 2. 3. 4. KAPLAN, DAV1DAuMozlesty Is A Virtuea' Luni-li Guard 1: Hall Guard 4: Math Club 3: Chess Club 3: Service Boy 2: Science Club 2: Local Honor Society 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club 1: National Honor Society. KAPLAN, KASLMAN-ciJll71l.07' Einstein, on the Hall , Math Club 3, 4: Stage Crew 3: Sentinel Staff 3, 4: 1.atin Club 2: Rangers 1: Science Club 2: Local Honor Society 2: National Honor Society. KAUTT, NORMAN-:'He Gets A Kick Out of El'l?f1VZlli71g,, llall Guard 3, 4: Service Boy 3: Spanish Club 1. 2: Senior Play 4. KREBS, RALPH-nPrir1ti1zg Passes. He l,I'IPgl41'XSUS,, Hall Girard 3. KRELSTEIN, MURRAY-'iTall and Dark, Plenty' of Sparl-5' Student Council 4: Senior Councilor 4: Pro- jection Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Chief 4: Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4: .lllnior l'rorn Committee 3: Senior Prom Conr- rnittee 4: Senior Class Vice President 4: Hall Guard 2: l.uncli Guard 2: Local Honor So- ciety. 3. Cfadd 0 gggfudfg 9 KUHN, JERRYM-- Swell Fvlloug Tz'mpUrun1t'nl Mellow Lunrh Guard l, 2: Ilall Guard 1. 2: Svim-live Club 23 Spanish Club 1. LERNER. ROSANNE- Lvl A Smile' Br Your lim lzrrrllzf' Spanish Clulw l. 2, Vivo l'rt-sidr-nt 2. Swrctary ll Service Girl l. 2, 3, 4: l,ilwrary Ass't 4: Senior Play 4. LEWIS, NANKlY--filflzapsorly in lfllllfi Serviml Girl 1, 2. 4: Lunch Guard 2: FTA -4: Lilvrary Ass't 4: CSL 3, 4. LEYIN. H0wilxRDf.'1I!l1'i7lg 91 Hlilllllllllflll Tinleil Projortion lfrvw l. 12. 3. 4: Ur:-ln-stra l. 2: Hall Guard 2, 4: Kr-y filulx 2, 3. 1. Sf-1-rotary 3: Servivo Hoy 2: Loral Honor Sorii-ty 1. 2. 3: Latin Lllllll 2. LEYIN, JUDY--- St11y Ax N1L'4'4't rls You .-ire . Sentinel Hx-prosf-ntatiw l. 2: F'IVX 1: l.or'al Honor For-irty l. 2. 3. 4: S1-lwirw Girl l. 2. 3. 4: Pitman Honor Roll 4: National Honor So:-iety. LEYIN. MIKE- In Your 01411 Quint llwclf' Hall Guard 4: Spanish lflulr 2.3: Sviwir-el Boy 2. 3: National Honor Sm-ivty. LEYIN. I,:hlYI,:ATA'TlllllIIIIUIIIVIIIIU Srrxivf' Girl 1. 2. 3. 4: Hall Guard 2. 4. LORENZ. RICHARD- Ba floppy. Co Lll1'l.'Y-. Hall Guard 3. MARRS. Jl'lJYf Sof!4'r Tlzrm Sturliglili' FT-X 1: Senior Linn-ln-on Coininittmf 4: Sf'I'Xil'L Girl 2. 3. 4: l,un1'h Guard 2. 4. MASSER, MIKE-- Sittin' on Top of thc- Wiorldv Local Honor Soviety 3: Syniplionit' Choir l. 2: Serialization l. 2: l.un1'h Guard 3: Hull Guard 2. 3: Urvhestra 1: Variety Show 1. 2: Danve Band l. MINTZ, DONNAf llr1l1't Ervr Cllllllgtp Navillus Hr-prf'sc'ntativP l: Syniphonit- Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: SPI'Ylf't' Girl 3. 4: Spanish lflulm 3: Socialization 3, 4: Pitman Honor Hull 3. 4. MINTZ, SANFORD- His Regal ,llajvstyv Projovtion Crow l. 2, 3: Spanish Clulr 1. 2: Kvy Club 2. 3. 4: Navillus Hvprosf-ntatiw l. 2, Navillus lfo-Editor 3. liditor 4: ,lunior Prom Committee 3: Senior Lunrhf-on fYl0IllTIllIIPt' 4. MITSAKOPOLLOS. CARL- Q11if'1 Blll Smurf, Dear to Our Hvarf' Lunvh Guard 3: Hall Guard 4: Sl'llllll' Play 4: Spanish Club 2. NIOTEL, DONNt'xgi-l,flQ'fll In Dllly. Sflullt 801111143- Loral Honor Soriety 1. 12. 3. 4: Student Counril 4: Navillus H1-prost-ntatixo l. 2. 3. 4. Kfopy Staff 4: F'l'qX 3. 4: CSL l. 2. 3. 4. 5m'l'etai'y 2: Sylnphoniv filioir ,-X1-voinpanist l. 2. 3. 4: .lunior Prom ffommittve' 3: Svnior Prom Connnitt:-P 4: Senior Class 'llI'f'2lSlll'f'l' 4: National llonor S0- rioty: Salutatorian. NATHAN. JLNE- lluppp1Ca-Lzzwlfyu Sorvire Girl 2, 4: Stililllfxl Iit'Ibl'f'Qt'IliZ1tiNt' 2 31 VM' AP' 554 mv- iw' .. hr W .ww 9 l . w L 64444 of .gehr-nary I9 9 NOAH, JOAN-uSmile and the World Smiles With You, Symphonic Choir 1, 2, 3, Swim Show 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. ODELSON, LANA-'SCheers and Pep, This Girl Is Hep Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Girls' Choir 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Luncheon Committee 4, Service Girl 1, 2, 3, 4, School Store 3, Pitman Honor Roll 3, Local Honor Society 1, 2, CSL 1, National Honor Society. ORLEANS, EDWARD- Tall and Slim, You Can Depend on Him' Student Council 3, Sentinel Representative 2, 3, Hall Guard 2, 3. PETCHERSKY, IRA-'gNothing Succeeds Like Successi' Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, Math Club 3, Local Honor So- ciety 1, 2, Service Boy, National Honor Society. RESSMAN, RICHARD-NAsk Any Fan, Heis Our Man', Projection Crew 1, 2, Hall Guard 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4. RITZ, BARBARAf6'Nice in Every Way, A Smile Every Day Pitman Honor Roll 3, 4, FTA 4, Hall Guard 4: Service Girl 3, 4, Local Honor Society 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society. ROBINSON, MARCIA-'5Persor1ality Plus, Boys All Fussi' Navillus Representative 3, 4, FTA 4, CSL 3, 4, Library Assit 1, Hall Guard 2, Lunch Guard 2, 3, Senior Prom Committee 3, Service Girl 4, Pitman Honor Roll 3. ROSEMAN, TEDDY-'S0ur Boy Ted Rates Way Ahead fRoosevelt High Schooll. Service Boy 3, Lunch Guard 4, Latin Club 3, Local Honor Society 1, 2. ROSEN, SANDRAf'iShe,s Pretty Coy, This Bundle of foyi' Socialization 1, 2, 3, 4, CSL 2, Sentinel Repre- sentative 3, 4, Symphonic Choir 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Service Girl 3, 4, Local Honor Society. ROSEN, SHELIA-':Little Sprite, Friends Delights, Library Ass't 1, Service Girl 2, 3, 4, Lunch Guard 4. ROSEN, SUSAN-S'That,s Our Girl Suen Student Council 1, Sentinel Representative 3, Service Girl 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, Latin Club 2. ROWAN, JAMES-'SQuiet and Shy, Smiling Clay SCHIFF, BARBARA-With a Smile on Her Fariev 2 Library Ass't 1, 2, Pitman Honor Roll 3, Serv- ice Girl 2, 4, Lunch Guard 4, Hall Guard 3, Sentinel Representative 4, Senior, Mothers' Tea 4: FTA 2, 4, Socialization 3. 53 SCHWARTZ, ANNf Y0u,ll Never Be Aloneii Lunch Guard 1, Symphonic Choir 1, 2, Service Girl 3, 4, Servettes 4. SCHWARTZ, JUDY-'gNeat, Petite, and Down- right Swectn G55 O jegfuaf 9 SGHWUXRTZ. TEMA-- Plenty of SZlf1ShI.IZ8 Heading lily Wayn Cheerleaders 3 ,Co-Captain 4: CSI, 2: Girls' Choir 2. 3: Hall Guard 1: Pitman Honor Roll 3: Serviee Girl 2, 3: Senior Mothers' Tea 4: Sentinel Representatixe 3. 4: National Honor Soeiety. SEIFER, MYRON- Honey Bun. Boll of Fun Senior lllay 4: Luneh Girard 4: Serviee Boy 1. 2, 3: Navillus Representative 3: Sentinel 3: Rangers 2: Stage Crew 3. SHAPIRO, MYRON--i'.flr'tiz'itfes and Honursu Sentinel Staff 3. 4. lfditor of Third Page 4: Naxillus Staff 3: Navillus Rf-presentatixe 1. 2. 3. 4: llrojeetion Crew 4: :Xss't Crew Chief 4: Senior l.unf'heon Committee 4: Hall Guard 1. 2. 3: Loral Honor Soeiety l, 2: National Honor Society. LAZAR. SHEi.DONf ,-1 Good 11,1111-.9 Ilurcl To Find SHERMAN, DENNIS-- His Hear! ix Higlfi lSehurz High Sehooll. SILYERTON. MICHAEL-'gpersonrzlity Plus. Heir for fix Symphonie Choir l. 2.: Projection lfrew. l. 2. 3. 4: :Xss't lfrew Chief 4: Soeialization l. 2. 3. 4: President 4: Sentinel Representative 3: Stu- dent Couneil 2: Senior Prom Committee 4: Senior llluy 4. SIMON. El.I.ERYv'- .lI11I1 unlifll I1 5011320 lAmun:lsen High Sehool D. Serviee Hoy 3. 4: Bowling: 3: Hall Guard 2, 4. SINGER. ILLENE-- l,o1'ely Clothes. Beauty Sliou's CSL l. 2: l 'l'.X 1: Sentinel Representative 2: Sersive Girl 2. 3: l.unvh Guard 3: Senior Prom Committee 4: Serviee Girl 4: .lunior Prom Committee. SKLAR. ROBERT- Tall and Lean. Really Keen lOnarga Military. Niles Township High Sehoolsvl. N R.U.I.l.. l. 2: Serxiee Boy 4. SLOTNICK, MITCHELL- Ile Owns the .Seliooln Class President 4: Stage Crew 1. 2. 3. 4: Chief 3. 4: Sentinel Writer 3. 4: Safety Ifnit 4: Lunch Guard l: l.oc-al Honor Soeiety 1. 2. 3. 4: Nation- al Honor Soriety, SOLOMON. ALVIN--ff-llu'uy5 Nlalres the Grrzrlev Key fllulm Serretary 2. 3. 4: Book Room i. 2. 3. 4. Chief 4: Symphonir- lfhoir 2. 3. 4: l.uneh Guard l. 2. 3: Hall Guard l. 2: Serviee Boy 1, 2. 3. 4: l.ettermen's lflnlr 4: Soeial Center 4: Baseball 4: Howling 3. SOSIN, LINDA-i'You fire .ily SlH1SlIll1t'N Symphonie llhoir 2. 3. 4: Serxiee Girl 3. 4: Pit- man Honor lloll 3. 4: Spanish Cluh 4. SOSKIVN. MARTY-- Lillie .llun. Big llfflflii IilIIll'll Guard 1: Servier- lloy 2. 3: Seienre Chili 2: Hook Room 4: llitman llonor lloll. STEINHERG. PHYl.l.IS Till the Tm-lftlz of .Yerer lSoutli Shore lligh Srliooll l.il1rary 'Mft l. 2: F'l'.X 1: Treasurer 1: lfSl. l: Serxiee Girl l. 2. Ii. 4: llall Guard: Loral Honor Soc-ii-ty 4: Hoth- ersi lea lillllllllliifall. STFRNH MIK. ROHICHTX ullrzletlwx mul fllllllfxn lilfrary 'xsft 2: Serxiwi- Girl 3. 31 CJ Cm of flledmafg I9 9 STOTLAND, HAROLD-'Tlreat Gifts are For Great Ml'lI,, Hangers 1. 2. 3. 4: Safety Unit 1, 2, 3, 4: Lunch Guard 1. 2. 4: Hall Guard 1: Math Club 3: Science Club 2: Chess Team 3: Local Honor Society 1, 2, 4: Service Boy 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society. STUMF. KATHY-flatly With a Future' Girls, Clioirfl. 2. 3, 4, President 4: FTA 4: Serv- ice Girl 4: Serrettes 4: Library Assft 1: French Club 2. QEIAZSIB, ARNOLD+ 01ttsla11ding and He is 1 Sentinel 3, 4. Editor-in-Chief 4: Rangers 1. 2. 3. 4: Secretary 3, Asst Chief 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4: Safety lfnit 2. 3. 4. Lieutenant 4: Bas- ketball 1. 2 .3. 4: Local Honor Society 1, 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Science Club 2: Letternien's Club 4: National Honor Society, Valedictorian. TEICHNER, PAMELA- Az'li1'1'ties Galore, Bright Future in Storei' ll.ake View lligh Scliooll Navillus Copy Editor 4: CSL 4. Secretary 3. Vice President 4: FTA 3. 4: Naxillus Reoresentative 3, 4: Serxice Girl l. 2. 3. 4: Local Honor Society 1. 2. 4: Sym- clironized Swim 3: National Honor Society. TEMPLE. .IANE-:'lVomIerful Gal, flIIj'I10liy,S Pnl Service Girl 3. 4: Nlajorettes 1, 2. 3: Syn- chronized Swim 1. 2, 3. 4: Sentinel licprcsen- tative 3: Swim Leader 3: Pitman Honor Roll 3. 4. ' TODARO, NANCY- Happy Days in Her Own Quiet ll7'rzyx Service Girl 1. 2: Symlrhoniv Choir 2. 3. TURNER, llARRY7'gGuy Witfz 11 Beal, lllllsitfs His .llealw Band 2. 3. 4: Rook Room 3: Service lloy 4. LNGER, z3lJRIENNE7i',xll'1'L'I' Il Word. .'Hlliflj'S ll Deeds, lllyde Park High Schooll. VAN SWEARINGEN, VALENTINE- Su:ims Like fl Ffslz. This Blonde Dixhu Synchronized Swim 1, 2. 3. 4. Yice President 3: Nlajorettes 2. 3: Swim Leader 2, 3: Lum-lieon Committee 4: Service Girl 4. YICKER, DONNA- Blonde Conzplm'cr1cy rYon Steuben Higli Sclioolj Service Girl 1, 3, 4: Hall Guard 3: Navillus Representative 3: llitman Honor Roll 4. WALDMAN, MELVIN-4iLittle But Li1'l'lj'u VVEISS, .l0YCE4:'Clenr and Calmu Girls' Choir l. 2, 3, 4: Sentinel Representative 4: Hall Guard: Library Assit 1: Pitman Honor lioll 4: Seiwitze Girl 3. WYEISS, MITCHELL-'gQ11fte a Character Spanish Club 2: Hall Guard 1. ZALANTS, DIANE-'ilinzirzs and Style, Enchanting Smiley 1.-Xmundsen High Scliooll Senior Class Secrc- tary 4: Sentinel Staff 3. 4: Second Page Edi- tor 4: Girls' Choir 4: CSL 4: Variety Show 4: Book Room 3: Hall Guard 3: Senior Play 4: National llonor Society. ZANN, STEPHEN-HTIIU Affable SOZLZlICfI1UV'l, llall Guard 3, 4: Book Room 4: Senior Play 4. ls 'S P .ai s - si Manuel Katz J eff Karasick Treasurer President Barry Vishny Roberta Goldman Vive President Secretary une Cfazfri O icem Senior Cummiltee. Howard KIi1'kne?r. S4-helly Sail and Gordy Feillfteill. ' Q ff! A i X ,I ' X Xu XX ,ff , ,fvf' lf X M' fr f KI, If f rf xx, If fy s X I X gftldfi ofjaney I9 9 ARNOLD, FERNE-':Sweet and Senzimentalu French Club 1, 2, Social Center 2. ARNOLD, GEORGE-UWhat,s an Army Wilh- out a Ceneralv Local Honor Society 1, Hall Guard 2, Drill Team 1,2,3, Spanish Club 2, Student Council 1. ARONSON, SAMUEL-':All in S piriztv Sentinel Representative 3, Student Council 3, Hall Guard 3, 4, Football Team 3, Lunch Guard 2. BAUM, LYDIA-'iln Soul Sincerev f0ww'en-Witlee High Schooll Symphonic Choir 1, 2. BECKER, ELAINE-'SS0phistication BELL, EILEEN-g'An Unextingushecl Laughter Shakes the Skiesi' Girls, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Center 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Treas- urer 3, Sentinel Staff 3, 4, Service 1, 2, 3, 4. BERZ, KARENi:'Benutz'f11l, Beautiful Brown Eyes l.-Xustin High Sehooll BERG, ROGER-2Tlm1l Swelli' fNotre Dame, St. Bede Academyj Latin Club 3, 4. BERGMAN, ROBERT-2Hearllz'nes and Heacllinesn lHyde Park High Schooll French Club 2, Science Club 2, Rangers 3, 4, School Store 2, 3, 4, Sentinel Representative 3, 4, Socialization 4: Local Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Safety Unit 4: Sentinel 3, 4, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4: National Honor Society Treasurer. BERLINER, MADELYN-fI?litl1e Spirit Service Girl 1, 2, 3, 4. BERMAN, CAROLE-i'Suclt Stay? as Dreams Are Made Of' FTA 2, Service 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2. BILOW, DAVID-HA Merry Heart Malfetlz a Cheerful Caunftenancen Key Club 2, 3, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, Sentinel Repre- sentative 1, 2. BLANKLEY, JOHN- All Men Hare Tlzeir Faults, Tao Much Modesty' Is Hisv Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Ass't Chief 3, Chief 4, Sen- tinel Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4, Local Hon- or Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, National Honor Society President, Valedictorian. BLEIMAN, ANN- Personality and Perseverancen fRoosevelt High Schooll BLOOMBERG, ELLEN-HA Funny Cal, A Real Pali' iSenn High Schooll Symphonic Choir 3, Serv- ice Girl 3, 4, Hall Guard 3. Kfaaa ofgune 19 9 BLUMENTHAL, DONNA-':CuLe, Coy, A Bundle of Joy Local Honor Society l: Navillus Representative 4: FTA l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2: CSL 2: Socialization 4: Safety Unit 4: Service Girl 1, 2. 3, 4: Hall Guard 3: Sentinel Reporter 3, 4: Pitman Honor Roll 3: Navillus Staff 4. BOBROW, ALLAN-2Tops With All lEl Paso, Texasl Student Council l, 2: Hall Guard 2: Lunch Guard 2. BORLAND, LORELEI-'gSensibility Is the Power of a Woman Band 2, 3, 4: Service Girl 2, 3, 4: Synchronized Swim 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 3. President 4: Swim Leader 2. 3: FTA lg Orchestra 3. BRESTIN, PAUL-HA Good Man Is Hard To Frndw Spanish Club 3. 4: Football Team 3: Hall Guard 4. T3RTlTl:TR'V'fNiiH11lill Discourse Most Excellent .Wusicv 'NN'---4... Bzhqd 2: Orchestra 2. 4: Dance 2, 3, 4: Hall Guard 4. 'BRO'USKY, AI?ENHlfEITHl:'.Y0 Errl Can Happen To ll GtIOLi,lIOI1l. Club 3: Basketball Team 2: Hall Guard Unit 4. BROWN, DALE-6'Prerty To Walk Ifitlz. Witty Z. .. 1 Lake Honor Societv 2. 3. 4: FTA 3. 4: Hall C arm 3: Senior lflay-: Honor Society. VROVTYN, MARILYN-'14 True Artist is a Rare. Rare Breedii Symphonic Choir 2. 3. 4: Social Center 4: Senior Play 4: Library Ass't 3. 4. FROYDE, RUTH- Tops in Her Class. .4 lTY0IlllCVflll Lassv CSL 2. 3. 4. President 3, 4: FTA 2. 3, 4. Treas- urer 2. Secretary 3, President 4: Sentinel 3. 4. Ghost 3. News Editor 4: N3X'lllllS Staff 3: Local llonor Society l. 2. 3, 4: Gym Leader 2. 3. 4: Social Center 3. 4: Socialization 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club l. 2. Secretary 2: Symphonic Choir l. 2. 3: Service Girl l. 2, Junior Dance Committee 3: National Honor Society. HLYCKLE. JANE- True S :..Qn1Is For 'No W'itrzesS'T W Y Rnxsrr-----Y ..,, lf-Xrlington Heigrhts High School! Srwanishrrflluli 2. 3: Student Council 2. BLTCHESJYICK-4' ' ny Swing Dance Band fl anQXQrf'hest1'a 4. -IQYGEHAHSWWQ aQliSQ'ere Service Girl 3. BYER, BONNIE-2Smilin' Througff' Sersiilfi? 3. 4: Sewetter. 3, 4. V CAMRAS, CARfjL4g'T-flgrxofflfllllCIII of a House ls the Friends Who Frezyueriitnhtlfx SmderrC0mm1ef1AfE1.Ac1,ua-3, 4THall Guard l: Service Girl l, 2. 3, 4: Sy-rfelirrtied Swim l: Symphonic Choir 1: Local Honor Society l. 2: ,lunior Dance Committee 3: National Honor Society. CAPLAN, BOB- Friendship, Charity, and Loyalty? Projection Crew 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Key fflub 3: French Club l: Band 2. 3. 4: Pitman Honor Roll 3: Dance Band 2. 3. 4. Cjfaaa ofyune I9 CHAET. ll.ENE- 11 1' 10111111 '1'11y Q11a1i1yA' Sludvnt liounvil l: l7'l'.'X l. 3. 4: llSL1: Sc-rxi1'e Girl 2. 3. 4: Hull fgllillil 3: Spunisli lflulm 3. CHIDEL, NAIJEENA- Tr1f11'.v .lI111f1' 1'1'1'f111'111111. Pl'V-1l'f'l1lIll lx ,N ll Tri-1117' Sf1'vi1'P Girl 2. 3. 4: l.llll'i1l'y Asft l. 2: l.alin Club 2. CIOLAQZ. GOlYSTANliE'-- l 1111 111111 Vyliffllffy. PPP 117111 111730111111-1j'N Student lfounvil 3. 4: Nuvillus Rcp1'1's1'1itatiw 1. 2: Sf-ntin1-l R1Jp1'es0nt11tix'v 1: l 'l'.-X 3. 4: Ch99l'l?21K1Q'I' 3, 4. Capuliii 4: S01-ial llvnter 3. 4. TTFHSIIITI' 4: Svrvive Girl 2, 3. 4: Spanish Clull 2: .lunior D1111111 Gmninittcw 3: Gym Lc'a1lPrs l. 2: Hall Guard 3: Nzitionul llonor Sorivly. COEN, RlGHARDf T111'r1f 15 117151111111 111 Gl'I1l'f11.Y1fj',, Key f1lul1 l. 2. 3. 4. St'l'I'PlllI'y 2: Fl'PIll'll Clllll I. 2, 'l'rPae-aurP1' lg Math lilulm 2: Tennis TPEIIH 3, 4: S1'if'n1'1' Clllll l. 2. 3. 4: llull Guard l. 2, 3. 4: Lum-h Guard 2: Bowling 'l'vam l. GOCAN, lRENEf 11l'111'11 11111111 113' Her 'Tis 11111111 Well Spanish lilllll l. 2: CSI, l: Syll1Ill10lll4' Choir I: Svrvive Girl 2: Gym l.0ll!lE'lxS l. COHEN. ARLENE'f.'f1f1l!'l? ls 111 11111 111111y Wllfll 1601131111 Is 111 1111' M11111,' l'it1n11n llonnr Roll 3: Girls, Choir 3. 4: Student Counvil l: Sl'I'Nli'!' Girl l. 2. 3. 4: S0l'lilllZilll0ll 2. 3. 4: SyIlf'llI'0llZlt'fl Sxsiin 2: Swim l.1'1id1-r 2. 3: F'l':X 2. COHEN. DANIEL-V-- 111' 111111 1131111-is 11lN11'.Y11j' 1V1111fs SIlfl'1Q 7 Spanish fllllll 2. COLE. JOEL--- Our 1,111 ,1111'y', Hall Guard l: l.lllll'll l1llLN'll 2: Spanish lilllll 2: S1'lt'I1t't' llluln 2. GRAWVORIJ. BILL 212111111 Y11l111'1' 111'g1111111'11 Ry f1lIll!1 SVVISP-Q llall K1lli1l'fl l. 3. 4. GVTTER. MEI.IS5A--- II 1' 511111y 111111 We .lllll .Sl'l'I't'u S1-ntin1-l Stuff 3. 4: lylllllilll lalillllll' Hull 3: l..01-nl Honor 5111-ivty 2. 3: l lI'f'Il4'l1 lilllli l. 2. 3. 5111-111- tary 3: GSL l. 2. 3. 4: Sl'I'Yl4'l' Girl 4: FTN 3. 4: Nilllf1l1Lll llflllfll' S111-ivty. DAYIDSON. ALLEN-- .f1 L1'g111 111-1111 1.11121 Lliflgi- Hull f1lllll'tl 4: I1llllI'lI flllilffl 4. DAYIDSON, REliElIIIAi'gT111' 11'vllI'1l1 121'!1111gs T11 1111- EllL'I'gl'111'ii l.01-al llllllibl' S111-i1-ty l. 2: sl'I'NlI't' Girl l. 2. 3. 4: lr!'l'lll'll filllll 1. 2. 3, -11: .llllll0l' lJ11111'e Conv IIlllIQ't' 3: P1111 Sflllilll 2. 3. 4: Senior Play fl. DAVIS. UAVIUA --f'1f1'1111y f:l'l'll1. S1111111' 11111133 AtI1'1111l11111'1' Ullirr' Girl l. 2. 3. 4: l.11li11 lillllb 2: Hull flllllfll 2: St'I'Xlt'f' Girl 2. 3. fl. DE MOON, l'ATf C1111l'111'11'l' .l11111'1's 115 117.471 110.911-lljji 15t. l'l1ilip's! llmxling ,lll'illll 33 lliuliu Cl11l1 33 C111-as llllll lil11'1'li1-1' lilllll 2: llillllf'l'2l Glul1 lg Sllllllllllllgl 131111111 2: lnillblllllll 'llvuin l: 'Xrt lllllll l. DENVER. BEN Elil.Y-- T111' I,1'l'S1l111l111j' 111111 l111'i11'x .'1111'1111'1111 Syllllillflllll' lfl111ir l: S111-i11Iiz11ti1111 1: ,lllllllll l,l'0IIl lf111n111itl111' 3: llull Guurrl 2. 3. 1: s4'I'Nll'tJ Girl l. 2. 3. -l: l.111':il llf1lIOI' 5111'i1'Iy 3: l.llIl1'll f1lI2ll'fl 9 13' W Q1 Q - KM KI. ! 5 l 3 i l . 1 SX Kfcm ofjune I9 9 Z DERMAN, ELINOR42Sparkle and Spunlf' Service Grl 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Hall Guard 1, 2, 3, Sentinel Staff 3, 4: Sentinel Representative 4, Library Ass't 1, 2, Girls' Choir 2, Social Cenetr 1, 2: FTA 4. DIAMOND, HOWARD- Tlzc Secret of Success Is Constancy of Purposew Local Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel Staff 4, Sports Editor 4, Spanish Club 2: Math Club 4: Science Club 2, Football Team 3, 4: Hall Guard 3, 4, Service Boy 4, National Honor Society. DOOLEY, BARBARA4HEasy With Dignity Service Girl 4, Library Assft 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Synchronized Swim 3, 4, Swim Leader 2. DREXLER, SHARON- E1'eryonc's Corin' for Sharon. FTA 2, 3, Service Girl 2, 3, Hall Guard 1: Symphonic Choir 2, 3, Spanish Club 1. 2. 3: Pitman Honor R011 3, CSL 2. DUBIN. KAREN-'Thzmzbellinul, Navillus Representative 1, 2: Lunch Guard 1, 2: Symphonic Choir 1, 2, Service Girl 1, 2. 3. 4, Socialization 1, Hall Guard 2. DUBOE, LESLEY-HUnforgettablev FTA 1. 2. 3, 4: CSL 1, 2, 3, 4, Socialization 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, Service Girl 2, 3: Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, .lunior Dance Committee 3: Variety Show 3, 4: Senior Play 4, Hall Guard 1: Symphonic Choir 1, 2. 3, 4, National Honor Society. EINHORN, BARBARA- Definitely in Demandl' Social Center 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Hall Guard 2: Service Girl 2. 3, .lunior Dance Com- mittee 3: Girls' Choir 3, 4, Local Honor So- ciety 2. ENGELHARDT, LORRAINE - Hlfiarnz Heart, Warni Smilcv CSL 4: Service Girl 3, 4, Symphonic Choir 1. 2. 3: Gym Leaders 2, 3, Spanish Club 2. 3, Attendance Ollice Girl 3, 4. ENGLER, JEFFREY- Years of Great Acheirenientu Sentinel Staff 3, Sentinel Representative 1, 2, Symphonic Chor 1, Hall Guard 1, 2: Service Boy 1, 2, 3: Local Honor Society 1, 2, 3. 4, Latin Club 1, 2, National Honor Society. ERLICH, LARRY-'ilfiit and Wisdom Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4. Vice President 4, Lunch Guard 2, Sentinel Staff 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Hall Guard 2, 4, Science Club 2, Math Club 3, 4. FARBER, HARVEY-SQA Good Humor Spreads Itself Among Friends llall Guard 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. FEDE AN, LARRY-g'Et'erything Well or J othing lGlick U. High Schooll Band 1: Lunch Guard 2, Hall Guard 3, Science Club 2, Latin Club 2. FEINSTEIN, GORDON-'Triends Are His Speciality Student Council 3, Projection Crew 1, 2, Sen- tinel Represcntative 1, 2, 3, Socialization 1, 2, 3, 4: Social Center 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, FTA 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Hall Guard 1. 2, 3, Lunch Guard 3, 4, Service Boy 1, 2, 3, 4 FELDMAN, MAUREEN--'Bind We are Rich That Learn from Her V lllyde Park High Schooll Service Girl 3, 4, FTA 3: French Club 3, Office Girl 3, 4: Pitman Honor Roll 3, Local Honor Society 2, 3. 4, Hall Guard 2, Swim Leader 3, National Honor Society. FELSHER, MYRA4:'You Are illy Sunshine 4Austin High School? Hall Guard 3: Service Girl 4. Cfaaa ofgune I9 FIELDS, FRANCINE-'iY01irc just Too M!lT17l31!JlLS7, Serviue Girl 1, 2: Hall Guard 2: 1 'l'A 1, 2, 3, 4: CSI. 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Clull 2, 3, Siwc1'ctal'y 3: Lilrrury Assit 3, 4. FINCERMAN, LOWELL-'iHc Has Fricmls IIUWIZIISL' llc is 07165, Social Center l. 2. 3. 4, Cliairmun 4: Rusk:-tlxall Tezuu 2. 3, 4: ,lunior Dance Committee 3: Navillus Representative 1: Hull Guurcl 3. FLEISCHMAN, LOIS-iC.x1f?1'f'Ify' ls 1110 fllust lhfliglzlfzzl of All Things 1Hy1l1' Park High Schooll Sentinel Stuff -1: Nuxillus Stuff 4: Seiwice Girl 4: Hull Guurfl -1. FISH. FRIEDA- Et'ery011c's 1'lI'I'!.'I1II lllltl Nu 0111 .v EIIt'II1j':, Gills Choir 3: Service Girl 3, 4: lylllllilll llonor Roll 3: FTA -1. FISH, ,I1'LIAWNAf'iRer'11g111:1111 llzfelligwzrv l.m'ul llmmr Society! 1. 2. 3. bl: Girls? Clioir 2, 3. 4: 5yl1I'llI'0IllZf'll bwiiu 2. 3. 4: Swim l.f'zl4lt'I' 2. 15. 4: llull Guard 4: Serxettr-s l, 2, 3. 4: National llonor Society. FISHER. ,IAYf'i.Vot by Jlge B111 by Cfljlfltflifj' ls ll'ix1l1m1. lllntrzirzezlw Stugu' Crm-xi l, 2. 3, 4: Stufli-nt lfmim-il -1: 1.111-ul lloimr Sm'i4-ty 1, 3. 4: 1illI1f'll Guurzl 2: llall Guuril 2: Nlatli Cluli 4. FLEISCHER, CAROLf .Ycu'. But Tflll'-i 4R1ms1-in-lt. Seuu. 1.akeYiew:l FOX, AI,AN--'lllfzd About YIIC Iinyi' Rumi l. 2. 3: Key Club 4: Hall Guurml 3: Safety Unit 4: .lunior llunvc COIlHllliIl'f' 3: Lm-ul llunor Society 1, 2. FRANK, RENEE- In Soul Sincere CSI. l: Synclironized Swim 3: Service Girl 2, 3: Sf-rvi1'e Girl 2, 3: Girls' Clioir 2. FRIEDMAN, ROBERTAfiiBl'!'llll.Yt, of You llluriclee Community High Svliooll FTA 4: Service Girl 4. CAGOSIAN, ALYCEfiiVfr!uc 15 Its Own Rvwunf, Gym Leaders 2, 3, 4: Math Clulm 3, 4: Girls, Choir 2: Loc-al Honor Society 1, 2, 3: French Clulm 2: Stamp Club 3: National Honor Society. GAINSBERG, R0BERT4 Top Brmanrfi Drill Team 3: French Club 1, 2. CARTMAN, MARILYNgi'Gayer Than Laughter Are You Navillus Representative 1: Sentinel Representa- tive 1, 2, 3, 4: Sentinel Staff 3, 4: Service Girl 1, 2, 3, 4: Hall Guard 1, 2, 3, 4: FTA 1, 2, 4: French Club 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2: Social Center Representative 1, 2. GAULT, HAROLD-- Harold's Our Boyi' Drill Team 1, 2: Math Club 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. GELFAND, SUSAN- Sincerity in Friendshipv Spanish Club 1, 2: Service Girl 2. is .V 2. X' P .mlffrx 7 1' aaa ofjune I9 9 GERSTEIN, SANDRA '1.SIlll.1f? and the World Sniilzfs Wizlz You. Student Clouneil 2, 3. 4: Local Honor Society 3: I 'l'A 2. 3, 4: Pitman llonor Roll 3: l.ibrary v Mit 1. 2, 3: Navillus Represmitutive L: Navillus Business Ed. Syniplioniiv Choir 2, 3: Hall f,nurd 3: Pep Squad 2. 3: 5erxn'e lfirl 1, 2. 3: 11. CRFlEYl5Al'M, JO.-XNf Lft!l0 Sprite. Frivrnls Ilvligzlif' Spanish Club 1: 2. 3. 4: Se-rxivv Girl 1. 12. 3. 4: Sentinel Representative 4: F'lVX l: 4: Senior Play 4: .lunior Prom fioininittee 3. GILBERT: SPENCER ''liffllllfilllllll l:1ll'l'l'flllV1t'SS lx ll Sign of ul-IASIIIYVII77 Nlatli Llulw 1, 2: Synipllonn' Llioir l. COOT. ROSALYN--V 'l'111'xf'rf und l'op11fr1r l.o4'al Honor Society 3: F1111 2. 3 .1: 54-rxettes 1.12.31 Servive Girl 3, 4: llall Guard 11: Sanpisli Llulr l. 2. .lunior Prom 1.0lllIIIlIIl'l' 3. UOLUMAN. ROBERTA - Tile Vfzrzillu of Soriety. l'll!lI'lN'fV1g El't'l'j'f1lfl1gN l.o4-al llonor Society 1, 2. 3. 4: Studi-nt lfounm-il 2. 3: Yuxillus Rf'fJIit'Fl'I1iilllNt1 l: lf'l'X l. 2. 3. -1: Se-rxive Girl 1. 2. 3. 4: llitniun llonor Noll 3: l ri-ni-li iflulu l. 2, lfrenvli fllulm 'lirezifiirc-r 2: ,lnnior llroni ifoininittee 3: National llonor So- l'll'Iy. llOl.lJS'l'ElN. ROfiHEl.l.E-- l'o11 Il illz the Stars in l our Eyesu Student ifonnr-il 2: Hall lluziril 1: 5:-iwirv Girl l. 2. 3. 1: F'lQX 2. 3. 1: Syniplioniv lilioir 1. 2: 1 liiminli liluli 7 IQRUSZ4. MHI11AEl.-f 1'o.w.vf wing SfmIlI1ll11'ull.x Il 'if' Iliill Guard 2. 3. 4: l.uni-li Cuarrl 12: S4-rxivo Hoy 1: latin Llulr l. ll.-XHN. Mill INA f- Quiet :mtl .X1'rf'. .-lfzuznvs l,lI1iXt.. l.oi-nl llonor Soviffty l. ZZ. 3. 1: Stull:-nt tfonnvil 2: llyni lmarlers 2. 3. '1iI'f'llFlll'f'l' 1: Soviail C4-nter I-1. lio-ifliuirman 4: l 'l'.X 2. 3: Prograiii Coin- inittvn' 4: 5erxiCe Girl 3. 1: N12l,l0I'l'1ll'S l. 2. 3: 1: Sentinel Hr-me-seiitatixe 1: .lunior l'roni ifoni- inittee 3: Senior Play 4: l rc-nvli lllnlr l. 2. 3. 4. H VKLPERIY. ADRIENNE- ,-1 Gl'ilI'iIIIl.V uml I.-IIIUTIIIVVIQ 1 r'ieml Spunieli lilulv l. 2. 3. 4: Fyniplionit' Clioir 'm 5+-rxirr' Girl 2, 3, 4. HALPERIN, NANCY- - Lift .Uv C1111 lou, Sll71'I'fllt'llffH Navillus Hepreseiitative 1. 3: -1: l 'l':1 4: Service llirl 4: llall Guard 3. HAl'SM.-XNN. EDYVIN-- Ih't'tIs not ll owls Sorialixation 2: Hall Guard 3: l.lll1l'l1 liuard 1: Lol-al Honor Soviety l. 2. 4: St-ienve fllulm 2: Xlatli Cluli 4: Key Club 1. HENDLER, ALAN- He lllill Sliwlf to the Lust Proj:-1'tion Crew Spanish Clulr l. 2: Xlatli l.lul1 3: 51-16-nee Lluln 2: Hall frllllftl 2. HEREIN. HOWYARDA--l'H0's the Tops Hall Guard 2. 3. 4: Key Clulm l. 2. 51-rretary 3. President 4: Chess llluli 3: llatli Clulm: Cheun- istry lflulr 4: l.ettermen'S Cluli 3: l.om'al Honor Soviety 1: 2. 3, 4. HESS, HEIDI-4-NA Face With Gladness f,I'!'fS11f!'Hfl,i 'Xlajorettes l. 2. 3: Hall Guard 1, IZ. HORWICH, NANCY-HA Girl of Great LPIlfllIAlIg,, Girls' llhoir 2. 3, Treasurer 4: FTA 3: Student Council l. 2: Hall Guard 1: Sentinel Represen- tutixe 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Local Hon- or Soi'-iety 1, 2, 3: Pitman Honor Roll 31 Servire Girl 1. 3: National Honor Society. Cfaaa ofyune I9 ISRAEL, MARK-'gBat In Hand, This Boy Is Grarzdv Baseball 4, lce Skating 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, Service Boy 3. JACOB, ALAN-Ulf You Were the Only Boy in the Worldn Projection Crew 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Service Boy 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermenls Club 4. JACOBSON, PHILLIP- A Violin Under His Chinl' lKelvyn Parkl Orchestra 2, 4. JANSON, LAURA-'6Her Charms Strilte the Sight. But Her Merits Reach the Soull' Service Girl 3, 4, Hall Guard 1, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Gym Leader 1, 2, Girls' Choir 1. JENSEN, LOUISA-'cllest We Fvrgelu ISutter Junior Highl lHollywood Highl JOSEPH, JERILYNN- Gentlemen Marry Brunettes CAustin High Schoolj Local Honor Society 1, 3. JOSEPH, RICHARD-'gFair Play is Good Play , Projection Crew 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Navillus Representative 3, Service Boy 4, Hall Guard 1, Drill Team 1. KABB, MARSHA-RA Little Bit of EU6fj'Ll1I'IIgl, Sentinel Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls, Choir 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Service Girl 1, 2, 3. KAHN, ROBERTfHHis Future Is Great, His Talent Does Rate Student Council 2, Sentinel Representative 1, Social Center 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Commit- tee 3, Local Honor Society 1, 2, Sentinel Staff 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Dance Band 1, 2, Hall Guard 3, 4, Captain 4. KAPLAN, HOWARDig'Tltat Will To Win, and Win He Will Sentinel Representative 2, Hall Guard 2, 3, Sentinel Staff 2, 3, 4, Service Boy 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Key Club 1, Lunch Guard 1, 2. KAPLAN, JANICEA'iPossessing a Certain Grace Entirely Her Ownv Local Honor Society 2, Student Council 2, Na- villus Representative 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit- man Honor Roll 3, Service Girl 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2. KARASICK, JEFF-HBrains and Capacity Local Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Sentinel 3, 4, Senior Writer 3, Stage Crew 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Math Club 3, 4, National Honor Society Vice-Presi- dent, Salutatorian. KASH, ARVIN-i'0ur Very Ownn Key Club 3, Treasurer 4, Safety Unit 4, Social Center 3, 4, Symphonic Choir 3, 4, Projection Crew 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4. KATZ, STEVE- Knight Without Armoru Key Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Hall Guard 2, Bowling Team 1, 2, Science Club 2. KELLER, BARBARA-6'What Is Lovely Never Changesi' CSenn High Schooll ,,fA X , X , X Q ff 3' A C5615 Ofdlflfle 9 KENICSBERC. JAX 1 ours Is the Farlli and Ererytliing Tlzufs in lt Local Honor Society l. ZZ. 3: Student Council l. 2. 3. 4. President 3: Sophomore Councilor 2: 'llreasurer 3. Yicc President 4: Navillus 4: Hang- ers 1. 2. 3. 4: Safety Unit 1. 2, 3. 4, Chief 4: Key Club 2. 3. 4: .lunior Prom Coniniitlcc 3: Letternienis lllub l. ll. 3. 4: Tennis 1. 12. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2: Band IZ: Math Club 4. KIRSCH. LINDA- The Girl Next Door Nayillus Staff 4: llitrnan Honor Roll 4: Girls' lfhoir 3. 4: Gym Leaders 1. 2. 3: Sentinel Rep- resentatiye 2: Spanish Club 1. 2: Social Center 2: Symphonic lfhoir 12. KLASSER. ALLAN just a Little Fellou' Rating Big Local Honor Society 2: Orchestra 1. 3. 1: Spanish fllub 2: Science Club 2. KRAKOW. MICHAEL- For H55 Il Jolly Good Fellou' Nayillus Reprcsentatiye 1. 2: Student Council 1. 2. 3: Local Honor Society 2: Hall Guard 2, 3: Senior Play 4. KRAMER, FAITH- Cul About Touvzv Hall Guard 1. IZ: Service Girl 3. 4: Minieogxraph 3. 4: Sentinel llcprcsentatiye 3. KRAMER. LIND.-X-- Dcmure and Sweet. fl Treat To .llcclu Local Honor Society 1. 2. 3: FTA 1: Spanish lflub 3: Library ,-'lssit 1. 2: Gym Leader 12. 3. 4: Pitman Honor Roll 3. KLECKNER, HOWARD-- Deeds Not Words Local Honor Society 2. 3: Student Council 4: Hall Guard 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Sentinel Staff 3. 4: Nayillus Staff 4: Spanish Club 2: Service Boy 3. 4: Lunch Guard 2. 3: Science lllub 1. 2: Hath liflub 3. KLEIN. JOEL-- The Crea! Caruso Symphonic Choir 1. 2. 3. President 4: Student Council 2: Hall Guard 1: Local Honor So- ciety 1. 2: Yational Honor Society. KLOWA. CARYM I1t-'s .lust Our Type KRAFT, RL'THf -- Quite Neug True Blue flames Monroe High School! KRAMEN. MARTIN-- Patience is Strength Baseball ZZ, 3. 4. KATZ, MANUEL - From Little Sparks Burst Mighty Fl!1VI1!'.YN Rangers 1. 2. 3, 4: Safety Unit 1. 2. 3. 4: Sen- tinel Staff 3. 4: Local Honor Society 1. 2, 3. 4: Xlath Club 3. 4: Science Club 2. KARLIN. MERLE- Little Things .llcan Il Lof' Spanish Club 12. 3: S+-rxice Girl 2. 3. 4: Local Honor Society 1. 3. KOLSINS. 1.,01XvELLf .'l Splendid Fellow Projection llrcyx 3: Spanish Club 2: Hall Guard 3. LAMKEY. RODNEY f- Clmracter .llulfes lls flufll Destiny 'Lane Teclili. 665:55 ofyune I9 9 LANG, ANDREA--SA Yozire Adorableu Spanish Club 1, 2, Service Girl 3. LANGER, MICHAEL-5'Keep In Gay Band 4: Orchestra 4, Lunch Guard 4, Book Room 4, Football 4. LEAVITT, MARILYN--NGirl of My Dreamsi' Sentinel Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Hall Guard 1, 2, Service Girl 1, 2, 3, Symphonic Choir 2, FTA 1, 2. ff LEE, l'JAN1ELfG'Dca? Old Pal of Mineg yy Rand 1, 2, Hall Girard 3, Projection Crew .., 3, 4, Lunch Guard 2. ff 7 , LEV, LESLlEfNT111's Boy Is Friend zo 41117 -ff Spanish Club 3, Hall Guard 4, Science Club 2, Bowling Team 3. LEVERETTE, HAROLYN-'Tootliglits Her Cure, Spolliglzts for Sure Student Council Representative 1, Symphonic Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Synchronized Swim 1, 2. 3, 4: French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Social 'Center 1. 2, 4fScrxice Gig: 1, 2, 3, 4, Variety Shoo 2: Scnior Play 4, If f kj, 1 ,Z LEVIN, GEORGEWNGOL the W!Ul'1ll'0l-lf Il Stringv Hall Guard 2, 4, Raslcethall l, 2, 3. 4, Book Room 3: Naxillus Representative 4: Math Club 4: Local Honor Society 1, 2, 3, National llonor Society. LEYINSON, STEVEN-uWorth His Weight in Golzli' lGli1-lc University Highj Symphonic Choir 2, Hall Guard 2. ff LEWIN, MARTIN- iiVirt11e Is Its Own Rcwardw English Club 1, Service Boy 3, Hall Guard 2: Football 3. g LEWIS, WINIFRED- Blf1nde Hair, Boys Stare Library Ass't 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, H Guard 4, Synchronized Swim 3. LEVY, SHEILA- How Cute Can You Get CAustinJ Band 4, Service Girl 4, Synchronized Swim 4. LIEBERMAN, MARTINf'gOur Pal Marty, Life of the Party Social Center 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4, Sentinel Representative 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. LIBERMAN., SHEILA-'50nce in a,Lifetim,e,' Local Honor Society 1, 2, Service Girl 2, 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, Girls, Choir 1, 2, Math Club 3. LIEFERMAN, JOYCE-uDelightful to Known Service Girl 1, 2, Socialization 3. LINDSEY, PAUL- Good Guy, Rating Highf' 1LoyolaJ. Cfcm ofyune 19 9 LINEBERGER, CHLOE--'4Thcre'll Never be Aliotfzfr Yflllv Syn1'111'o11ize1l Swim 1, 2, 3: Spanish Gluli 1: Swim lradei' 2. 3: FTA 4: Service Girl 1. 4: Syiiiplionic Choir 1, 2, 3: Loval Honor Society 1. 2. 3. 11155. GILBERT-filly Blulrlyl' Band 1. 2. 3: Lu111'l1 Guard 1. LOTZ, NANCY--4'Cev, But Yozfre Sufelli' 151111-kto11J Majnrettes 2: Hall Guard 2. xx LORVENTHAL, R01:HE1.1,1z-----CMJ .wlff-Q11 Girl in 1ziIf'f1f1'l llX1ia111i 1.1f'21C11:1 Servive Girl 2, 3: 1la11 Guard 1, LIWCKMAN, RAMONA-- Thai Cf'fIll1I1 571111011 l.oc'al 1'1f111o1' Society 2, 3: Stullvnt 1101111011 1. IZ: Lilmrary A2451 1: 111111014 Prom floriuiiittec 3: 1'1l'PIl1'll 1.111111 1, 2: Servivn? Girl 1, 2. 3. -1. ACOHN. PHYLISS-- T1'11r1 Blllff 1 '1'.-X 2: Sviwim- Girl 1. 2, 3, -1: -Hall Guard 2, 3: L11111-li Guarii 2, 3. l11AGLfX1.-X, ROS,-XRIO- Gl11n1u111' Crzlorv, l'4'1',w11ulf!1' 11,1111-.Y .llnrvu 4.X11sti111 Xlajimiwlttvs 1. 2. 4, Captiii -1: Sym- Iblllbllii' Clinir 1. 2: 5111111-11t LQ111111c'i1 2. 4: ,1u11i0r 1,l'UIll l.Q41111111ittc1,- 3: 5911111161 H1-p1'cR611li11ixe 2, 3: 1.111111 Hmifvr Suvitlty 1. 2. l11:1RK1VS. Ki'xREN- f:'.gIl715111110 577111151 1,411-al llnnor Sovivty 1. 2. 3: 1'1I't'Ill'11 1.111111 1. 2: 111111 Giiarrl 1: Girls' Clmir 1: Serxirc Girl 2. fi. -1: ffl. 1. 2. 3. 4: FTA 1. 2. 3. -1. MEISEL. JOEL-'LSIOIII HCf1rIf'r1 .llllflu 4 Nlarsliallj. METERS, MEREDITH-- Herr Curries Hvzzrert .flgllillv SyIT1Ii1'l0111l' 1,1l101I' 1, 2, 3: 17111 3. 4: Spanish fum ' : 'mrary g : 3 ar ', : 11121.11 Xt1Ha11lud23 blgwice Girl 1. 2. 3, -1. MEYE .1 NANCY-'4Tl1e Song is You FT,-X 1. 2. '. 4: Servive Girl 1, 2. 3, 4: 1la1l G rd 1. 2: : I1C1ll'0Il1Zf'd Swim 1, 2, 3: Frelich Chg 1: Pep S uad 2, 3: Loral Honor Society 1. 2, 3, Sj'lHD1'lOIl1C Choir 3. M1CHEL,X HOMAS-MHC Who Walks Huneszly Wa 's Safely S11-11001 Store , 'ik Hall Guard N MINDEL, MICHAEL--G' y With zz Futurd' Lum-al Honor Society 1. 2, 3, 4: Rangers 2, 3, 4: Safety Unit 2, 3, 4: Math Cl ls 4. MINES, MARCIA-nTwenty-fo r Hours of Sunshifwv FTA 3:XSQrvice Girl 1, 2, 3, 4: Sync11r011ized Swim 3: Frencli Club 1: Pitman onor Roll 1, 9 MISHKUTZ, SYDlQEY- livin, In a Big Wayv Drill Team 1, 2, 3:XRif1e Team 1, 2 3: Hall Guard 1, 2: Stamp Cltrb 3: Lunch uard 1: Frosh-Soph Basketball 15 . XM! W Cfcwa ofyune I9 9 MOTANKY, GWEN-6SPri1zcess of Pure Delighf, FTA 1, Service Girl 1, Socialization 1, 2, 3, Girls' Choir 2, Gym Leader 2, 3, 4, French Club 1. MUI, HAROLD- Not a Stranger, But a Friend Drill Team 2. NAXON, JEWEL-:4C00d Things Are Easy to Likci' FTA 2, 3, 4, Service Girl 1, 2, Orchestra 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Latin Club 2, French Club 3, Math Club 3, Secretary 3, Local Honor Society 1, 2, 3. NIEMI, PATRICIAa'iMoonlight Becomes You flfvansville High Schooll Service Girl 2, Syn- chronized Swim 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Swim Leader 3, 4. fReali High School, lsraell Math Club 4. OLIVE. JOSEPH- If You Were the Only Boy in the World Band 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, President 4, Dance Band 3, Local Honor Society 2, 3. OSOFF, MYRNA- has a lV0rnan's Worldi' French Club 2, Gym Leaders 2, 4, Service Girl 2, Hall Guard 2. PARK, CAMILLE- Cracefully She Uses Her Limbs When She Swimsu Sentinel Representative 2, Student Council 2, French Club 1, 2, 4, Service Girl 1, 2, 3, 4, Synchronized Swim 2, 3, 4, President 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Local Honor Society 2, Senior Play 4. PAUL, PETER-':Knight Without Armor fSennJ. PEARLMAN, SIMON-'ladies' Manu Student Council 1, 2, 3, Junior Prom Committee 3: Social Center 1,i2, 3, 4fg,Hall Guard 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Service Boy 3, Latin Club 2, Safety Unit 4. 1 f -. PERKINS, DEANNAf'i3ia Near and Ya So Fari' PERNICK, STEVEN- Git'er in Every Endeavorn Golf Team 3, Socialization 4, Hall Guard 2, 3, 4. PASTERN, BOB-alt Had to be You Science Club 2, French Club 1, Book Room 2, Hall Guard 1, 3, 4, Lunch Guard 3, 4, Na- villus Representative 4. POLK, MARSHALLi'gLeading Man Projection Crew 2, 3, 4, Chief 4, Service Boy 3, 4, Hall Guard 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2. RAPPIN, HERMIE-NHail, Hail, The Conquering Heron Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Hall Guard 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Assembly Guard 3, 4, Service Boy 3, 4. REZNICK, .JOHN- We Know Thy Qnalityv fMt. Vernon Township? Band 4, Orchestra 4. 1? annul' 'ma .4--V' 6' no-5, be ' Nu.1,,..1ar - ' 1. , 21 1 .,.,. . .,f:..- am, 522, ' 1 1 'Swv-uw 45 aaa ofyune I9 9 RICE. 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S1I1C1.IJ0N-f l1'1'l'f1111'1-11111,'lI111'!1 11711111111 .1111l1 ' 1.1ll'il1 111lll1ili 511111-15 1: 5111111-111 111111111'il lf. 3. 1: ,l1111i111' 1,I'1IIIl 11l1il1I4lIILl!I IS: 1x1-1 1111111 ll. 3. -1: 111111 111111111-11. 1: 1.llIl1'll11llilli11. 4 3 ic Staff French Guai d city 45 Song SELZ, L dent 4, Cfadfi ofyune I9 9 SALTZMAN, SUSAN- Pretty Little Black- Council 2, Society 1, 2 Navillus Stall' 1, Choir 2, Hall 'ii I .ci . tw Susan Representative 2, 4, FTA 3, Service 4, Hall Guard 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 2, 3, Pitman Honor Holl 3. JERRY-4'Mr. Wonderfulu 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 2, is Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, Presi- 1, 2, 3, 43 Hall Guard 2, Representative 3. 24 Nice Guy To Know 1, 2, 35 Lunch Guard 39 Hall MARIANNE-'IA Wise and J Local Honor Society 33 4, Service Girl 3, Club 3, 4, FTA 4. V'Rk'gThere Goes Melv Myifaif -Lady F 1' 2, 3, 4, Local presentative 1, Rllnit 4g Sym- 3 4glTfv:Iyin Leader n onor Roll TA Svnchronized Swim 2 1' ' ' Q lf lil R lization 3, 4, Serviceranl 3, 45 Tiegnch Q Xxx K X , 24. , NANCY- The W5'brwd's Delight Club 1, FTA 3, 4, Sym iic Choir 1, 3, Girls' Choir 4, Service Girl 1, X, N IDERMAN, PHYLISS-E'Makes NH' gt Cirrle with the Windi' l ' J Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Sentinel 3, 4, Busi- Manager 43 FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Service Girl 2, 5 Pitman Honor Roll 3. Hep u , . ,Gi Quard 4. X 1 umorous , taff 3, lt, 2, 3, MM, ROSE-nffheers and Pep, This ad 3, Cheerleader 4, Synchronized 2, 33 FTA 3, Symphonic Choir 3, rl 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 1, 2, IQMAXINE-':Aczivities Numerous, Sgmciety 1, 2, 4, Student Council 1, Feature Editor 45 Navillus 4, CSL 1, 2, Socialization Center 1, 2, 3, 4, Service Girl 1, s Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4-g President 3, Junior Prom Swim 1, 23 Hall mal Honor So- Roll 4. With a Smile and a igh School? Girls' Choir 43 Club 4. :'Keep ,Em Laughing 4 Hall Guard 1. Always 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Pitman Honor Roll 3, Symphonic Choir 3. Sweet and Sincerei' 4g Hall Guard 33 Service Girl 3, X A King's DQiiEl?fga4,.,m, A fffwrf aaa ofynne I9 9 SILVERMAN, BARBARA-i'Ambition is Her Guiding Light Social Center 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Local Honor Society 2, 3: Sentinel Representative 1: Student Council 3, 4: Swim Leader 2, 3: Syn- chronized Swim 1, 2: Pep Squad 2, 3: Hall Guard 4: Library Ass't 4. SINGER, ANDREW -'ill7it and Wisdomv Local Honor Society 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2: Sentinel Representative 2, 3, 4: Sentinel Staff 3, 4: Navillus Staff 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: .Iunior Prom Committee 3: Social Center 2, 3, 4: Sym- phonic Choir 2, 3: Lunch Guard 2, : Hall Guard 3, 4. SINGER, RICHARD-::Humor,s Son, Full of Funi' Service Boy 4. SHEPHERD, RICHARD-'6Character Makes Its Own Destinyi' Student Council 1, 2: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3: Symphonic Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, 4: Hall Guard 2, 3: Socialization 2, 3, 4: Safety Unit 4: Sentinel Representative 2, 3. SHLTRE, LESLIE- Happy Go Luckyl' Sentinel Representative 2, 3: Navillus Repre- sentative 4: Hall Guard 2, 3, 4: Service Boy 2, 4. SMITH. BLRTf4'Wise Is He Who Knows Himself Hall Guard 1. 2. 3, 4: Service Boy 4: Sym- phonic Choir 1: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. President 3: Lunch Guard 2. ' SMITH, EDVVARD-Mfr. Einstein, Genius at llvorlrv Student Council Representative 1, 2: Rangers 2. 3. 4: Safety Unit 2, 3, 4: Sentinel Represen- tative 3, 4: Local Honor Society 1, 2. 3. 4: Latin Club 1, 2, President 1, 2: Chess Club 1. SMITH, STEVEN-'The Man of the Hour? Hall Guard 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Lettermens Club 4. SMITH, YALERIE- Quite a Girl, Can She Tu'irl Local Honor Society 1, 2: Service Girl 2. 3, 4: Servettes 4. Vice-President 4: Majorettes 1, 2, 3. 4, Captain 3, 4: Synchronized Swim 3, 4. SNYDER, ANDREA-2Thanlfs for the .Wemoriesw Socialization 1, 2, 3, 4: Hall Guard 1: Syn- chronized Swim 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 1: Swim Leader 3, 4: Pitman Honor Roll 3. SNYDER, MYRON-'cFine and Danalyv 1Roosevelt High School! Basketball 4: Hall Guard 3. STAFFORD, BETH-g'Smile and the World Smiles with You' Ltiendota High Schooll Band 4: Orchestra 4. STANLEY, RONALD-Hfidmirable Traits, This Boy Ratesv Bowling Team 2, 3, 4: Hall Guard 1, 2. STEFANS, LAURENCE-2SuCcess by His Own Excrtionsu 1,Lane Tech1 Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4. STEIGMANN, RICHARD-21 Whistle n Happy T 7, - tglhershall High School! Hall Guard 4. Cla, ww I9 9 SWEI , STEPHEN-'iln All You Do, D0 Your Your Best and Then, Do Moran Math Club 4: Hall Guard 4: FTA 3. STONE, ALBERTA-'SGinger, the Spice of Lifev lllavenport High Schooll Service Girl 3: FTA 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Pitman Honor Roll 3. STONE, HOWARD-'4Y0u're a Naturalv Football 2, 3: Baseball 1: Hall Guard 2, 3, 4: FTA 3: Navillus Representative 3: Service Boy 2, 3: Spanish Club 2. STR LING, BRUCE- Knowledge Is u Trea ury, But Practice Is the Key to If' Student Council 2, 3, 4: Symphonic Choir 1, 2, 3: Social Center 2, 3, 4: Hall Guard 2, 3, 4: Sentinel Representative 4: Local Honor Society 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: FTA 3. SYKES, ALLAN-'To Be Useful Is His Ambitionv 4Wallerl Band 2, 3, 4: Service Boy 4: ROTC 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 2. TESHER, JOSEPH-'iWinning Waysi' 4Betl1 Hakerem High Schooll. THOMPSON, MARCIA-'ANz'f'e to Know anal Kemembern Synchronized Swim 1, 2, 3. 4. Vice President 4: Service Girl 2: Spanish Club 1: Library Assft 1. 2. TRIPLETT, FRANCES-HYUL1 Can Do N0 Wrnngu tlndependence High Sehooll Service Girl 3: Girls' Choir 2, 3: Senior Play 4. TURNER, LYNN-'The Girl Who Radiates Cond Cheern Service Girl 1, 2, 3: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Ass't 1. VALKANET2 MARCY-::Social Successi' lLibertyville High Schooll Majorettes 2, 3, 4: Service Girl 2, 3: French Club 2. VISHNY, BARRY-- Humar,5 Son,Full of Fun Student Council Representative 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4: Safety Unit 3, 4: Hall Girard 2, 3, 4: Lunch Guard 1: Ftootball 2: junior Prom Committee 3. YOLD, MICHAEL-g'Strike Up the Bunzlw 4Hirsch High Schooll Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra 3. VONN, JUDITH-c'Rcal Appealu Girls' Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, Librarian, See- retary, Vice-President 4: Synchronized Swim 1, 2, Hall Guard 3: Socialization 2, 3, 4: FTA 3: Swim Leader 2, 3: ,lunior Prom Committee 3: Service Girl 1, 2: Sentinel Representative 1: Library Assit 1, 2: Navillus Representative 1, 2, 3, Staff 4, Co-Editor 4, Editor 4. WAITZMAN, BEVERLY-'ifllwzzys Striving For the Eesti' Gym Leaders 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Hall Guard 2, 3: Library Assit 1, 2, 3: Service Girl 1, 2, French Club 1: FTA 1. WEINER, MAXINE-HC00cl Naturcd Girl in zz Wltlrli' Latin Club 1, 2: French Club 3: Local Honor Society 3. Q-' M... is an ,ig 'N ig fi fits SENIOR LUNCHEON The Crystal Ballroom ot the Sheraton Blackstone Hotel set the scene for the mid-term graduates on January 29, when the class held its final senior affair. This gathering of class- mates, 4A division teachers, and various other guests is commonly referred to as the Senior Luncheon which acts as a senior farewell party and a place at which the popular- ity contest results are an- nounced. A skit. reminiscent of the four years spent here at school was cleverly devised and performed by members of the senior class. SVN X ' ,gi Lg? 5 H, ,t :'::: N h h Ifsffsriiytgf , , Q H 3 3 3 is U i , . . ,..,... ':'-': 4Qf4 M . -f4 fiffkbliiiialiiiiiiiiiiiffiiiiifhiili 3 1 Mg Q2 1 K K , :MQW ff Em -Y W w 'xs1 h if V , 1 -- - , ,g ,,., 'T A ' ' 331' -- . , ' , , 4 W AIM, P 123 . W V , gm.. s 5 K ' Qi ' 11 .ii ? QL? ::.'- HN? ' ' sw 1 . 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Blilllllrtlll. Flew-114 cr. S6idIllilIl. Mill:-1'. Hamlzr-1 Top Row - Brooks. lloldlwrg. SUlllIl1t'IAft'lll, Bllilllillilll, North- rop 652 Botpom ROM'fSElIT'lll4'lS. SChIllidl. Cohen P.. Lind, Levy, Derruzln Row 3-Heller, BIOOIIIIJGTQ. C0- tell, Goldschen, Emerick, Gale Row 2-Hugzvlier. Bos, Blumau- feld, Becker. Oliff Top' How - Schenk. Cohen, S.. lxravetz, ROSIIFZIOOIII 55 'mir H5 Tv YM 557 Top Row: Ciller. Canoff Row 2: Malkin. Cmnt, Wleiss, Nei rick. Coleman Row 3: W6lHllHl'QI, Choldin, Heidel herger, l'ols, Smith, Williams Rateheson Row 4: Solar. Friedman, Carmel Temper, Carman, Sitterding Bottom Row: Slotin, Wveinhergr, Mas over. Levy, Burl and, Cordon Heeliniyer 558 Bottom Row: Wleil. Sl'lllll'T16t0llf'l', B04 gun. Boyle. l3oi'r'iu, Yihon Row 2: Zee, Clizunlaers, Schwartz, Lee. Pollork, Stern Row 3: Beitler, Schultz, Brown, Sklar, Shapiro, Bernstein Top Row: Solomon. Greenfield, Fox, Eglit, Mazer, Vlleiss 559 Bottom Row: Coleman, Scharff, Blum, Heiman, Kaulman, Lanoff Row 2: Osteihaeh, Rubenstein, Gertzman, Rubin, Weeg, Rappa- port, Stone How 3: Templer, Lurie, Trais, Sei- fer, Rosen, Horpy Row 4: Schwartz, Sikevitz, Gorlick, Spitzer, Sirahiun Top Row: Moran, Goldman 56 554 Bottom How: Marin. Goldin. Frank lin, Bain, Lexiu, Alpm-rt Row 2: Mvllevker. Sllufrun, Minn-1' Karsvn. Heitre, Price Row 3: Mazur, Gomhcrg, Muvk Boyve. Heller, FI'i?f1INElll Row -1: Blair, Finn, Klein. Bern hugvn, Alpern. Brownstein Top How: Baum, Bevgun. Swartz l:t'I'l'Lll'll 555 Unttnm Kms: WE-isa Korngmlfky Shefrnlun. Busvh. FI'it'LlI!lilIl. Call ht-LI Huw 2: 13:-letz. KI'Vl1rf'I'. Sinwu, Hn bmw-ig. Beslow, killlflllilll Row 3: Lazarus. Prive. V1-'1lllL1i'lllliCk Fulstein, gxbfilllli Zvlmuu Top Huw: Quinn. Frank. Xiclmll Harrie. W 001l1'l1H 556 Bnttmu How: Teplitz, Miller, Gun clull. Smith, Massvl, RC'iIIllClll. Lie berman Row 2: Gqrdon, F1'i6dn1a11. -Xl'Ct'H1i jevivll, Nikicll, Jaffe, Arran How 3: Sllafran. Novey. POIUFIIIIILIII l'm't. Rapp, Kleinsteiu Row -1: Pollyea, Ash, Cain, Strauss Hogan. Goldstick Twp How: Levin, Frieflmau, Wvili wrrnun 57 551 Bottom Row: Cohen, McCartney, Odosky, Duhin, Kupperlnan, Cohn Row 2: Braverinan. Gohhnan, Liebe- man, Simon, Calfield, Weiss Row 3: Heinstein, Sha wiro. Stone 1 V , iri1SSIIll1ll, Creenhergr, Luskin Row -1: Beck, Gordon, Beegun, S4-lmnen, Loeh, Simon Top Row: Golrlenhergz, Pinsky, Hem- Illiffiillg, Finkie, Marx 552 Bottom How: Kunlor, virikliiilCC, iX'lllll0 lm Ill, fyhnhc-1,1 S1LilS 1. , . . I V L ' ,' How -ll: Hiliillllii. Hirsvh. Solomon, Klilzky. liorusli. W1-iss Hou 3: XIilI'Y4'l', Nivishfr. B1'1'iif'l' 1 . , i.0IIlIllLlIllif'l', bohh-n. SVIIIIIIIZ How ZZ: Czulkin, Kessel. Sanders, l'Xl'SSl'ilI1ilIl, Paris, Hirsch Top Hou: XIill'1'llS, Gwfori, Mahi, Jhilfillllr, Hyfh- 553 Bottom How: Lieherman, Schwab, Niintz, Weisman, Gihl-JS, Schatz How 2: Hgrelier, Trac'E', Bock: Hertz- hergz, Katz, Gordon How 3: :xllSiill1liCl', Cohn, Preis, S4'ln-vllter, Dunn, Swanson Hou 4: Graff, Bl00IIllJt'l',L', Solomon, .-Xronson, Sheffey, Schectman Top Row: Coodkin, Kaplan, Cohen 58 560 Bottom limi: Levin. Frzuik. 511111-im, Horuitz. Polaiyes, Brown Row 2: Hmifly. Nagrelliurli. Vl'ikI'm's. I.i4-litvriiiun. Stamvr. Slursky Huw fi: Sim-gchl. Gurilml. lXll'S1'll. lfurmsz-ll. Colin. Kawiimi Rim fl: Filwixtviii. Colin. Ulnvk. lie-ii gn-l. Svli is artz. 'fm-kiiiziii Top Huw: Lvviii. Bomvliill. Friml- mun. 1111-mi. Gibbs. Zziwlic-ix Nui'- ...N km. 150 Bottom limi: NLl4lllI!I'lll'. lla-lmlf. Weill-mi. ln-vlu-i'. lxmnleu l'.lNlIlQf'l' Ron 2: llill. Nuxzili. Xlzlrgolix. Yvvi--. SI'llUlll'tZ. l.LlIl1lj ., .. . Nun nz Xll1lt1I'4Ull. lwsli. lg!'I'IINl!'llI. . . , lxuzin. luimlull Top Him: l':Ilt'I'-UH. llvw-iilix. Xlail- vulm. a1,l11N, firmmwiinin 451 Bottom Row: Berger. llinirker, Wcisslrfr. Kovarsky. Levin, Zukrr- man. llirkowsky Row 2: Kaplan. SL-igal. fifilllillil. Hnltzmim. Goode. Perlmi Row Ii: Hutteri. Comlv, ilonlmi, Hurt. SIIPUIZ fforrcii Top Row: Habit-liow. Erivsmi, Mui'- tin. Hvllf-r. Abranis 59 452 Top Row: Siegan, Bradley, Alex- ander, Lesser, Kind, Rothenberg Row 3: Malnekoff, Schaffner, Weill- berger, Walla, Siegel, Greenberg Row 2: Klasscr, Feldman, Wild, Golemho, Gardella, Mogy Bottom Row: Nichols, Resnik, A dams, Jacobson, Litt, Moy 453 Top Row: Al1ITll1EllC1', Cainer, Sic-gran, Tatarsky, Alexander, Rothenberg How 3: Friedman, Strauss, Rich, Ruttenberg, Sheldon, Maiwurm Row 2: Ryan, Wieinlaerger, Stotland, Salovei, Shamis Bottom Row: Levitt, Stollar, Sager, Visliny, Seren, Bender, Cohn 454 Top Row: Schick, Brown, Gilden, Rosenbloom Row 3: Garber, Keroff, Becker, Gerstein, Schonllerger, Schormann Row 2: Kunik, Moss, Talman, Har- ris, Gernand, Booth Bottom How: Silverstein, Sachs, Skolnick, Shamis, Freifeld, Fine 60 Top Rc Lilwit, Row 31 Linn. Row 2: Strcm Bottom lnus. .lan-mlm Butlmn 455 ww: Koss, Smith, QXQIIFM' lYl0llf'I1 Putt. Gurlmel. Breger, Miller iframe Cach, Pyster, Taulmer gin, Comlmzm, lliller Row: Solomon, Mitsakopo Greenhaunl. Krouthul 5. Slll0li llFkY, Bell 350 Hun: NlUI'l'l4Ull, Kurluml 1.m'4lm1. llulu-11. ll4'44nm11, hh Hum 2: lgllllllt'Illlllll. Hull:-rln-1'g l,f-mx. Nlumwvil. xxt'I'llt'I'. lgnlvlnmn Kms fi: SlllNlIlN. llllflxfl. Hvitmun P'Q lxutl:-up Nluyull, Xlillpullx 'fup Hun: Nutr. Klvin. Juli-. Fl lmlmm1. Ktil-4'I'4l. Ft:-rn 351 Top How: Clum- 111i111, Moss. Jolmsnn Row 4: Kell r-1'. Gottlieb, Stvinlwrg Mill f'l'. B f-1' k. Cart Illa 1 I1 Row 3: Paul. Carl. Thomas Wblin Fox, Kamffsky Ruff Q: Svltultz. Lollthan. Sf-lmif-lx ffllvsky. llustclr, M0rriS Bottom Row: l'lf'IllF. Slive. lfmlmwrgx lilllllilll. l,lIl'llI1lZill. Hammfmll G1 352 -aottmn Row: llOllLl!4ll'l', W'itLlCS, llikszus, Slllllll. .XIISIVUIL Lfwin Ron 2: flulwn. Holluml, Millard lialm. S1'llWi1Stx. lim-S Ron Zi: lrjillllllllilll. lll1llllI'll, XY'llllilCI', gXlJI'i1llLlI1lS, 'l'o1m'zuk. Slutsky How fl-: Motvl. flilllllilffl. Pinsky, l'llH'lIl1i1llIl, Just. Svllwalrtz Top Row: Zn-id, Golden, Slleinin, .l vromc nlillmn How: N1-rxky. F1'lf?ilIH3.I1, IJV1-xx. Rollin. llosmmtlnll. A-Xmlrcs Nun 2: xlt'IlLlli1'I'. l'z-talk. llystrorn, 'llllf7IllIlSlPll, Km-llvr, Cross Hmm' 3: XVII. llilllllillI'Q1l'I'. Cilmon, .lllllllSOIl, Wurggu, 'llrulxitt Row -1: llulun. llilow, SllPl'Illl1l'l, Xslwr. Uulelvn. Wrulf Twp How: Sloan. l'1'z'ss 3544 talk, SCllllCldCI'H1dIl, Alex, Olson Row 2: lxliljlxflli, Annis, llllapman, Guntlwr, Straus. Xluntvl Row 3: Kapsis. Nlmmulu-r. Franken- stvin, Kimmvl. Nim-lmerg. Sf'llZlLl1' man Row 4: ,llaIlSlKY. ClI1Sll6xl'LI. Dubin, Ku111il1Qlq'. Cmfluillier. Hnlmin Top Ron: Kerman. Kingslvy, Auer- ll2ll'l1 Y 62 bottom Row: P1'I'llllLlIl, lX1enkin, Pe- 355 Top Huw: 1.4-xine. Lung. ,XIt'I'lHlK'j lla-rgull, ffllt'IAH0f Row fi: f1l'Ft'11. Goldlu-rg. KI:-pak Fvllllllilll. Klllllilll. Xutlmu How 2: Kuhn. Swlllm-ir, Kfurrie Him-r. Lcxinw. S4-hssurtz. Ulion Bnllnllm Huw: Killllilll. Bukffr. Alrl'yl'l'S Sluulm11. BI'l'1bt'l'Q. COIIHII. xX'LlHxl'! 356 Top Hun: fL1'I'4OIl. Blum. Utuin Pllllllp-, ,lkI'1!t'l Hmm l: Xlrlumi. Hlllhlllllll.S1'IlXXlll'tl fkllllllil. 54'Illl1'l4lf'l'. Xuunu Hou fl! XxUlHn'l'Q. llnllllxull. fvl-'II l,m1-I.:-'rg liiuux. Smit Huw if KirNlt'l'. fl1rl11sIv'iI1. 1111141 I Xlnwx. l..m'-. Ivrkln- Buttmn Hun: U'11nnm-Il. Ulm-k l'.H11mlI1. ll1m'kc'I', fmlllvll. Iumllx SIO'i!llN'l'Q 357 'llnp Huw: Nlvlulm-ml. Behnckw. Bwnt- km--V, Sh111l1lwrg. Wvyzltt Rum IS: Roth. lqlullms. Pvurl. We-yvra XX?-irmlu-rgf C.. Babbit. Rubin Huw 2: fLl'Ur5IIlH.I1. Fvrlin, Solar. Claw-11. liurpin. Wveinberg Bllfllllll Huw: 5ontag.St1'u11fs. 5114-114. Xlfmurwll. Frlwlman. R1-114,11 63 358 Top H0112 Simon, St'l1k1Hllt'l', Sumors R011 -1: Garfield, Kamen. Roth, Goldstein, FI'0idiIl, VVeise11l1t:1'gr How 3: Brand, Cantor, Vtfeitzelmfcld, I.owe11tl1al, Lorzoff, Perlman Row 2: Lexin, Stein, Kayer, Vifeiss, Shi-11l1z1it, Martin Bottom Row: 3lilIldCl. f:0ldIHklIl, HHIIYOI' 11, Pleason. LOQQPIIILIII, W z1sser111z111 359 Top Hou: F1-lmIft4'i11. lll111.111, ll:11'k111. Hotlew. l'olz4'1', 5llilIHI'U, lxvlI111:111 Hou 3: xlllklllr. Q.ll4'Ilt'j, boltlxtt-111, l311l1o11'1', Collie. XXX-illftovk Hou 2: St'itlt'Il, NLlYllUll4t'. Nt'tltL'l' . 1 . 1 Y , Im-1111. 1411114-5. 5l1z111kQ liollom Hon: I,z1k111. l,a1ki11. xxvillltl- llt'I'. l,o1111n lIofl111a111. Nla1NIr'1's 360 Top Ron: Shure, Levis, Rosofsky, Wreber, Halpern How 3: gXL'kiIlS, Gorey, 1'isc'l1e1', Saudstrom, Wwessel. Lexine H011 2: SilYf I'IHZlI1, Reitmau, Xxviluill, Shoulv. Brammcr, Lang Bottom Row: Long, Glaser, Peretz, Katz, Cherney, Marcus, Klingger 64 250 vlup Nun: Nlimw. Zviglc-'l'. I.l'NillN1lII SN4'1'IlHK Hou 1: llvllvlx I'1l'f'Y. I,l'fl'l'N. 'Ulm Strzxruilmy. 141111116-'xx Hou IS: Fnmlinsky. G1'i11xluy. Iwxi tum. 51111414-1'-. lfvy. Www Nou 2: Kzirlin. Heiter.H1mig, lmxin -un. He-nnvtt. Dmvnx liullmn Nou: HPrkuuitZ. 54-IZ Rulrillslm. Farlwr. I .4ll'llIlllII fuide-nlwrg 251 'limp Hum: filln-lxtvill. i1rx1l1e-:xml D1'iI1'Il. Burk Num 1: HVIINIIII. Xxillklvlulwk, Xlall kux. Will:-V. Kmnmvl. KLVIIKNIIIRUI Hun SS: In-. I-'ixzgvr.1l4I. Ilulvin I'Alit'lI!lllIl, I,l'r'lWll. Unk:-r Hou I: l.ie-dw. H.-i-l. ,lm1vN. Illluf' lic-r, lxalplzlu. Him-- Holtmn Hun: Iilvilnun, l'1m'l1rfp Ixl:-imaln. Swlulrllzm.l.L11'k.Ul':'lur1n' 252 Tor Hmm: l1rin'lxz'l. Wvuur-1'l114111 I lfrn-f-lllwo-rg. 44JlHlI4 I'. Igf'I'IlNIf'HI Kun 1: llllkill. Barnwtt. Imnxmv-I' llullilvwgl. ljil'kNtkJiIl. lfllixuu I, .. W Hou vu: HI:-lglllmlm. Rvrk. XIkI'illIlN XlLlI'1'llr. Xllbllflh . Nxlwzuk Huw 2: Vtvxlu-1'gg. Xlarkmitx. ll.-iw. Kauninx. Nlnwux itvlx. Hllliill Hullmn Hmm: rlqllllll, 51-lmurtz. Mt- lu-irm-V. ,lurrf-lt. lfwvylvr. UNI- ll ,- Q10 I 253 Top Bow: Slott, Skolnik, Lindner, Matte-5 Bow 4: Goldberg, Roth, Medintz, Kash, Tucker, Lessin Row 3: Good, Gold, Miller, Sender, Ohstfeld, Robinson Bow 2: Marmorstein, Fagen, Reis- man, Hartstein, Schiller, Gershon Bottom Bow: Kelman, Vold, Shapps, Dauoff, Brown, Adler 254 Top Bow: Berman, Greyman, Soll, Sholofrock Row 4: Smith, Mark, Statland, Siqueland, Gladstone, Lavin How 3: Berman, Edelstein, Schwartz, Horwitz, Schulman, Gloss Bow 2: Noviek, Rosen, Morgan Spector, Reingold, Sysio - Bottom Row: Spilky, Weitzman, Weiss, Schulman, Childs, Bauer 255 Top Bow: Davenport, Nichols, Wat- son, Smoller, Caisman Row 4: Brandt, Solomon, Soergel, Gerber, Mittelman, Aronson Bow 3: Slate, Linder, Holbach, Davis, Rosen, Singer Row 2: Schwartz, Gault, Stoper, Schailner. Balter, Kolb Bottom Row: Brodsky, Sindler, Mashkes. Hollub, Stagrnan, Caplan 66 Hon 2: NI Top Him lion bl: lx 256 : 5:-gal. Nagrlf-1' lic-rg:-r. S+-hkoler. S4'llW1ll'lK Kms fl: Slafler. Bt l'QlllLlll, Lawn. Knight. SOIIIIP, NPWIIHIII llI't't'llllQ'l4l. Alles. W-PIIQPI' Bottom How: Miller. Killlllllllll. rvuaer, lwlwtallln. Frm-ml. alis. Blvutek. IlillllIIlf'I'. Rh-l-. llmner. Fl'l6ClI112lIl. Rcpkin 150 lnp llmx: lim-fnum. Rollin. llown- felfl llnulmmm Wm 1 Nlt cl Q . ,-P.. 52' lim 1: ll.1ly. lwml. f,.11'tnm11. Nm- rmm, Smlw-I. llilllftlflll Kon Il: X1 Wliln-5. Hilton. S1'll3f'l.0l'. Fly-1' Hou 2: Kuhn. Xfmle-llmlallr-. Km-lr-V. lhwln-. Slmlmun. llI'I'Q'IllH'l'Ql 11'l114'l1r-X lvll. XX lllgl'l'. llotturn Hum: Ill-ilig. Cilmiqml Urug- mm Nh l 1 H1 lxulnll 1 IU SOI! 'lop lion Nlu. .lu lltnx il! hull:-V. llmx' fl: l:UI'lxl'lk. HHH 2: inn-lla lluttmn Lfuln-11. Ill'll Q' '. L' I I . v 'l V'- 151 : l'ilIlLLPI'IHHIl. Kffer. Lvlllilll- rvlrll lilwr. XXv6lIllbPI'Li, CVPLLIT. lxmli-un. ,Xllffn Prim-e. lsfblllllllil. Xlullx 1Ifmpv1'. l,ll'3I14-' Nlmplm. Cont. XXPIQSIIILIII HUSPII. XXYiillFl1llt'I'LL lion: Cunle-lla. 54'lllllINill1 Nlislulwk. Rank. xlil.l'QlillN G7 Wi' 19 5 'MT' lf . 7 -.4 'QQ' mel Vu M, fl N f --N firm I +R: Mft T Y vm' lf, 3432761- 1 ,, i 1 .S - - Mmm-mg-pg ' H NY .- E ei zu S5 s , i QV cw 152 Top Row: Hansen, Buxton Bow 5: Siegel, Flannery, Goldman Berman, Zimmering Row 4: lampolis, Ditkowsky, Bow man, Schenker, Vlleiss, Channon Bow 3: Jaczolis, Hunter, Freer, Cal deron, Reitman, Polls Bow 2: Carvy, Jaffe, Mann, Todd Coo, .loffe Bottom Row: Gainsberg, Rosen Friedlander, Maltz, Seligiman Tallachnick 1 53 Top Bon: Wlasserliergx, Freyman Feldman. Logman Row 4: Fox, Steinberg, Maltz. Mil ler, Goldman. Herllert Bow 3: Berkson, Miller. Sardio Hirsc-h. Ettleson, Swanson How 2: Benjamin. l-lugro, Parker Buliin, Bratman, Doetor Bottom Bow: Cooper, Rabin, ,larrolis Zalkin, S1-hwartz, Rubenstein 154 Top Row: Brestin, Zarnow, Weiland Coyne, Wasserman, Elden How 4: Arnold, Kohlman, Bovilsky Schultz, Mogul, Samson, Green lmerg Ron 3: Bernstein, Berman, Weiss Cohen, Wasserman, Spinka Bow 2: Tanis, Linkin, Linelierger Nelson. Brill, Harlow Bottom Row: Brown, Wleiss. Pearl man, Bloomberg, Avni, Silverman Gollmus 68 Iimx 3: I,llI'Il . HiIjQ'I'. I.:-ilu. Huw I53 XI 1 .. . , Spitzer. IWPIIIIILIII. L4-mix IIHIIIIIILIII Rfm 1: I.ipsIxy. Iflliutt. SVIIMRIVIZ. Nplunmn. N!'f'1Ht'lIIiIII. Iiuu sam. Ilanlu-y. Vfilsun How II: Iivllov. IIPVIIIIIII. I vll1'I1f-I Mink. Horn. RIISPIIIIIIIIIPI' Buttmu Hun: fII'f'i'lIlIl'I'Q. Svlmartz. l':ISf'IlIM'I'Q. Fr'I1Illvl'. HUIlZl'iIIIf'5. Blzlkr-I1-5' I56 Ihp Run: ffurn-. Yam PIIISI'it'I'. lflv- Ivannff. Strung. Rf-druun Row 4: SvI1uffm'r. I'mtvr. In-xix. l':rII'2ltIiI. IIUNFIIIIIOOIII How 3: Cohn. Puuwlx. 51-Iulfr-IIII. C111-I-l1In-x'g. XLIQQIIPZ. Bao. ,lz1r'nIr- Row 2: KIIIQISIl'f', Slyfefrth. Gold- Iwrgl. Nlugzluyu. IIirs4-I1. Imxin Bottom Hun: Srvhn. Kupvliarx. Haus- mann. Wm-ks. Iyxy. Lefilr IST Imp Hum: I'ul'I1auI. Ixro-N-. II:-vlv-1' Kms 1: Iiunnn. 5IIt'l4Il'I'. I.-plum. Stine-. IIIWQJIIIIIIIIIII Inu' 3: lluffllwrg, UVIUIIQ. 51'IlIfIK. 1.IiII'k. I.lll'IU'f. VIQUIULU-Ilr'I' mu J: I.v.1x1tt. 5tzxm'I1l1lz1. I.illIIH'I'. Slmrmk, IZIAIINI. I.:-xy Iiwttmwu Hun: XINI-l111Iw-V. IIIIIIUV. IIIIUIIII. IIms-ull. I.:-IIA. Hipxtrfill 69 X, f uf 3 -my 4- V25 I .-.... I 5 I E I ,f- 2 ,Q,T,,m H. f Q' I i ...T..,,,,-A + I Q2 2 -. i V i T .sf 1 'il' 'I'- 153 Top Row: Bretag. Neiman, Gilden, lnlelmzin, Lauren Row 4: Gluck. Miller, Gottlieb, Steinberg. Heiis, Scharf Row 3: Silver. Roeeth, Cove, Lavin, Phillips. Coppola Row 2: Rubin, Kozak, Bueker, Davis. Levy, Kulile Bottom How: Colden, Fortmann, Sf'l1SPT1flOl'lw, lxramer, Schwartz, Penpals 159 Top Rim: l-:-x enield. Rosenstrock limi -1: Siegel. Lnnde, Greenber h . . gi l.exy, Nein. Rubenstein Row 3: Jones. Ballard, Alles, Bruns- felrl. Papisli. Pessin Row 2: Krnpp. Hill. Pernini, Naxon, Svliwartz. Bronstein Bottom Rom : liray. Goldberg, Lewis, Langlnun. Kimmel, Wolf 160 Top How: Siegel M., Kastel, Mitzo- kopolous. Wlesson' How -1: l.eFf. lialmkon, Braverman, Cold. l'lowzird. Siegel L. How 3: Brand, Celman, Singer, Patner. Duliner. Greenberg, Labotl How 2: Hemi. Brunett, Jacobson, Cooilnnln. Callan. Roth lioltorn How: Allen. Seliwartz, Her- man, Kr-llnian. Rosenbloom, Pliner 70 153 Top Row: Smalle-r. Bauman Goldsc-lien, Surgal, Yveiss, fllorris Row 1: Levin, Phillips, Forman Butler, Afterman, Siegel Berman Bottom Row: Frey, Mitra, Hil- liorn 155 Top Rom: Vllllfstut. Garflcltl. Hiller. Petrovivli. Cooper, Biitvlirr, Cable. Edelstein, lfliizflwr Ron l: Levin. Cvnin. Lumlsnian. Gordon. BlllII1lJ6'I'Ql. Frank, Nlillc-r. Garnnklo Bottom Row: Sulins. Ring. Kupritz, Conson. Pnlluy. Hel- lf-r. Paul, Blair, Kaye 152 'lop How: PElfljl'?Il. Nltmn. Celia- no. Falk. COOIIEF, Mille-r, Horn, Xvf'I'Il1PlIll?I'. Prine-Hs lion l: l'l8lSIE'lIl. Wiley. llaber, Soloinon. Sanikiain. Siralmian, Polon. Appel. How, Wlcllig liottoni How: llllflllllll.fiillllllf'l k. Bartlett. llollamlf-r. Smyrnio- tie. Fortmann, Sl!l5It'I', Clatt- num LAI it ,?1 Y., , YM, , 156 Top Hou: Miller. SV1Il11i.Z.1i1Pl'1'l- ner. Hirsvh. Gl'f'Q'Il1N'l'. N1L'C21I'I- ney. Lnlwl. l.ivhm-rinzin How 1: 1osc-llo. llolc-. lfoist. Sal- lnanoff. xvt 1SSHl2lIl, .Mip1ehau1n, Baldref-. Gwmistc-iii. Olaf, Holtzmun Bottom How: Str-in, Chidel. Tockinan. Us-Lac-y, Horwitz. Johnston. Sic-gi-I, Brllnott, Koot 150 Top Hon: Paris. Endliss. Byster, Barliant. lmilicvxxilz. Roman, .031?iI'8. Nlanas Row 1: Smith, Strizak, Port, Kapluii, Franklin, Kimmel, BIHVIIOIT, Kolkes Bottom Row: Rivhmond. Covh, Ruby. N10llill'l'1l, Uelin, Levin, Peterson. Spevtor, Gerson, Suvks 151 Top Row: Pint-hofsky, Pollavk. Vfulfstat, Border, Shifrin. Fon! tana, Topinfi Flatoxs. Lewin Row 1: W'iloug1hhy, Noy, Vision, Berger, Chirigos. Simon. Cha- let, Alexander. Nemelz Bottom Row: Shapiro. Tajiri, Cohen, Beren. Simon, Rosen- rich, Thillen, Levinson, Ueegan 154 Top Row: Nlillf-r. Pearson. Kirsch. Stan-lnila. Korman, Turner, Cohen. Roi-lainis. Ep- stein Row 1: Solar. Biss. five, Fohr- man, Rosenhlum. Cohen, Bro- kaw, V9 einstein. Springer Bottom Row: Mziflnnson, CQ11- f1E'1l1,Y11HQ2i:lD0Fl, Mnvhon, H11- dohrand, Gordon, Miller, Nettis At Podlum Blanlxley Row Row Row Row made by the faculty on the basxs of character scholarshlp leadershlp and SCYVICC Society the Phl Beta Kappa of the secondary school tops any other recogmuon At pocllum Taub Rowl Dltloxe Petchersky Golden Zalantz F1lur1n Farber Schwartz Row 2 Stotland Odelson Shap1ro,EsLox Kaplan Applebaum Te chner Row 3 Kotzm Motel Greenber Slotmck Lewm , ,, 34 'YV Or,- f l l I nl l To each his own-choose-:whatever you enjoy doing most. Of countless and varied activities, Sullivan may rightly boast. To be a vital part of school, You must give as zvell asntake. 0 Look to those u'h0'i1e served, ' .Vothing remains uizcoizquered in their wake. l Learniizg to work and live together, 'X' Preparing for the future at hand- . Four years of priceless experience, Once acquired, yours fo eomniand. 'fo take advantage-of opportunity's knock 4- ah! ayseeret very Well hid Adrnire the facesthat lie beyond? and marifel at the things each did.- i .Xgcfivifiefi i 75' L : ii 5 Q if 1 H ROVV 1: ROVV 2: ROVV 3: ROVV 4: Stagman, Brenner, VVeiss, Tonkin, Jarrett, Vishny, Zaidenberg, Kamins, Pyster, Vonn, Tauber, Brodsky, Bloomfield, Cohn. Miller, Robertson, Karsen, Beegun, Lee, Feldman, Nichols, Triplett, Schulman, Weiss, Williams, Naxon, Wilson. Horwitz, LeVant, Kirsch, Feldman, Lichterman, Thompson, Horwich, Einhorn, Cohen, Handzel, Samuels, Estes, Becker. Kreuser, Bondy, Mullowney, Zalants, Rubenstein, Seifer, Jones, Milkins, Berg, Stumpf, Kreuser, Smith, Skolnick. Rin- -4114,- N - Qffff Clair ladies who meet with the express purpose of singing. Giving our schoo only the best of music and excellent harmonization, they perform at As the name suggests, the Girl's Choir is composed of seventy y various programs such as Spring Concert and the National Honor Society Assembly. The Christmas Season is highlighted by their caroling through the halls. Skillfully led by Miss Helen J. Ford, the Girl's Choir gives only the loviest of music to our school. 77 xx F L N X. X X l XJ it l XX' X 1 lx .xx JL X H SYMPHONIC CHOIR MEMBERS XJ XX X Miss Winifred Sheel, Sponsor Frifield, Komie, Hollub, Price, Clark, Hirsh, Soloman, Bloomberg, Trace. Borcia, Meeder, Monarch, Suboe, Falb, Zuckerman, Weissman, Gordon, Hirsch. Gold, Golumbo, Schwab, Rosenweig, Frank, Pollack, Wallace, Emerick, Grant, Horwitz, Bodanis, Mogy, Alpert, April, Zabrin, Dubin Levy, Genin, Simon, Brostoff, Friedman, M ers, Booth, Walen, Kravitz Hart, Kash, Jelenik, Bucceri, Gale, Kap am, Schaffer, Adama, Stern X Coruch, Konst, Metter, Katz, Levine, Lev rette, Garber, Scheffe, Gerard X em. epar , c e e, ee, ern, ppens,e1n, oomon, rie man, azar iKl'Sh dShEZ St E t'Sl F'd L x cs xp f ff? X ' XX, , !Af,,. , !,fl, KXWML 'QAM-W-Q-Z Xf' I tl xlixn I! ! N xnx'S..j , l .XX-I 78 I 1 ' i F I K I E 5 I l S55 Ze .gygmla onic CAOD' An excellent rendition of the Halls of Ivy can be heard through the halls of Sullivan as the Symphonic Choir practices for its annual Spring Concert. Strains of Santa Claus is Coming to Town are heard during rehearsals for the Spirit of Christmas, the Choir's annual Christmas program. All year 'round, these programs are looked forward to by the students and faculty of Sullivan. The Choir Works together singing all types of songs, harmoniously and effectively. They have pleased and thrilled all who have attended their programs. Needless to say, however, without the capable and enthusiastic leader- ship of Miss Winifred Sheel, the Choir consisting of one-hundred boys and girls, could not attain the respect and admira 'on they now acclaim. f x , X X xt X, .K , ,f x , f x l l 1 g ff ,ff Xl ,,,ff'f ff! X I X M, If as 79 Mm! Smr1zty-si,x' trouztioncs ter! thc big jiartzdc, with t1 hzmdrc'd and tm !'01'lIt'fS firm' at htmfl . . fl Boasting the largest active membership in Sullivan's history. these fifty-two music makers have made our band one of the best in the city. Capturing a line rating in the Chicago Band Contest, the band also entertains us at Freshman Orientation Assemblies. Spring Concerts. and Football games. Many of the more talented musicians represented our school in a city-wide solo contest. all of them being graded lj or better. Our capable director. Mr. Robert Brown. hints longingly at the day when we will have a marching band complete with new uniforms, a drum major. and perhaps even seventy-six trombonesf' f N.,-vt rv: .swirl aa w.. me Sufguan OI CAQ:5il CL The orchestra has completed tuning, and Mr. Robert Brown has raised his baton. Soon soft and melodic music will fill the air. The listener will appreciate the sweet bowing of the violins and cellos contrasted with the loud and sharp staccatos of the trumpets and trombones. The clarinets, saxophones, llutes, oboe, and bass supply the needed harmony. The perpetual beat of the drum maintains a steady rhythm. The orchestra plays for graduation, spring concert. the Christmas program. and other school functions. It will con- tinue to bring cultured music to Sullivan- ites in the years to come. ORCHESTRA Bottom Row, left to right: Hamburger, Malkin, Brand, Silverman, Randall, Kaspas 1 ir.st Row: Fischer. Jacobson, Klasser. Schwartz. Karlin. Gerson, Braverman, Rittman. Kleckne' Strom! Roms: Steffens. Stafford, Buchas. Gartield BAND Bottom Rota, loft to right: Greenberg, Seren, Kaplan. Blum. Stahl. Borland Ifozvt Row: Solonian. Levy. Todd. Steffens, Turner, Yolfl BAND Bottom RMU: Zuckerman. Frifeld. Schwartz, Gault. Stafford Top Row: Solomon, Levy, Todd, Steffens, Turner. Yolcl BAND Bottom Row, Ivjt to right: Bloomberg. Buches, Goddard. Lurie First Rota: Regnick. Cooper, Oliff, Young 1 ji... Waviffuzi Our Navillus is a book designed by the students to recollect the achieve- ments and activities of the past year. Under the capable supervision of Mr. Abraham Davidson, the efficient and co- operative staff of the yearbook works towards producing a book which will call to mind the eventful and stimulat- ing days spent at Sullivan. Striving towards this goal is a competent staff that worked from September to June. The Navillus staff is composed of many different departments. The duty of the executive department is to co- ordinate the work of the many other departments and to see that the finished Navillus reflects our pride in Sullivan. ,Q Donna Cohen Sandy Gerstein Elliot Heidelberger In Q' .,'f' 1 yt,, v ! Y 4 ,M 4 Ac Sanford Mintz The members of the business staff sales. The copy writers provide the maintain accurate records of yearly written material and captions that are found throughout the book. The XVrite- ups Committee complies a list of ac- complishments for each graduating senior and chooses a quotation to accompany his name and picture. Those composing the secretarial staff type many notices and papers for an up-to-date office, as well as all of the written material which is included in the book. The art department is responsible for the posters which publicize the Navillus throughout the school. Its work plays an important part in sales promotion. We, of the Navillus staff, are proud to present this book to you, for we feel that it is a reflection of growing school spirit, participation in activities, and intellectual achievements of the stud- ents of Sullivan. Judy Vonn XX X. XXX l EDITORS - BLANKLEY, BERGIVIAN, TAUB .glnfinef .gory Hot off the presses and into the eagerly awaiting hands of the students comes the SULLIVAN SENTINEL, the paper that connects all the missing links. ' The 2,100 Sullivanites, rushing, brushing, and often pushing through the crowded halls, share a mutual interest in Sullivan's activities. The problem-how to satisfy their cry for news? As society has met this need with daily metropolitan newspapers, so has Sullivan solved the problem-with the SENTINEL. I The Umen behind the scenes are able, bright, and talented writers, guided by their sponsor, Miss Fannie Kovitz. The SENTINEL office has become the heart of the school, each beat of the heart emphasized by the thud, clang, and clash of the overworked typewriters. Q- How does the SENTINEL Staff gain its satisfaction? - from the enthusiastic, smiling faces of the SENTINEL readers, buried behind their newly printed copies, clasping them with a Hbear-hug grip! ' X, X X X at ffif, 'QL ,XX xx S2 f ' XX, 1 .X-nj 4 f Left to right: Skolnick. Tefchner, Gartman, Rice. VVeisman. Schumer, Rosen Left to right: Goldman, Filurin. Kotzin, Ditlove. Golden, Taub Seatvd : Zulunts X H 1 x X , X mx k 1 x right: Engler. Hahn. Levy. Schneiderman, Zweig ,-f 1 X X 1 1, f Left to right: Diamond. Klgriiglgleckner, Karasick Sinszer. Broyde, Erlichfgthultzff' Zarer, Kaplan f f ,f , . 1 I X nf ff f R X, 4 83 SOCIALIZATION Trimming the Christ- mas tree, ushering and promoting Spring Con- cert are only several of the many activities of the Socialization Com- mittee helps plan and ad- vertise numerous Sulliv- an High School affairs. This organization, un- der the able sponsorship of Miss Winifred Sheel, has been in existence for many years at Sullivan High. It is a fairly large group and chooses its of- ficers each semester. Once every semester applicants are invited to Write letters stating their qualiications. The student desiring mem- bership must have at least a G average and must obtain the approval of all his teachers before he may join. SERVICE GIRLS Who is the group of Sullivan girls who give up study periods each semester in order to pro- vide assistance to the faculty? Why, it's the service girls, of course! These students do nec- essary record Work and to help relieve the load of papers that teachers compile especially at exam-time. Sometimes these girls become typists, messen- gers, mathematicians and even disciplinarians. Are service girls in- dispensable? Just aslfi the teachers! it ST , F3 84 S '24 QE ommunifg .gzruice eague Rear: Sperling, Cohn. Smith. Gordon. Hundzel, Seifer. Gordon, Broyde. Karsen. Rubenstein. Solar Miner. Markus. lippstein. Solomon. Cohn Row 3: Cohen. Netzky, Shapiro. Rubenstein. Schmitz. Teichner, Bender. Galle. Miner. Nelson Lakin. O'Deskf ' Row 2: Seidman. Lgizzir. Moses. Biss. Schwzifle. Hleimun. Miller. Farber. Stein Row 1: Lnnoff. Friedman. Schubert. Kuppermun Samuels, Schultz Front Row: Carmel. Stern. Bloomberg. Duhoe. Blumenthal. Shoub. Siegel IAQFLCA Bottom Row: Scliwznde. Leverette. Park. Davidson. Shziffrnn Row 1: E. Lakin. Kessler. Richtman. Scliwurtz. Serlin. Farber Back Row: Larkin. Zee. Schnitz. Shnffrzin. Booth. Olson. Menaker. Miner. Borlzinis. Handzel Monaster S N Nei? Suki? Mnif The students Working on the Safety Unit are responsible for the proper management of fire and air-raid drills. Since these members help regulate the flow of people during the drills, their work is extremely impor- tant to the welfare of our faculty and the student body. At the sound of the gong anno ' g a fire or air raid drill, members of the Safety Unit may be seen moving quickly and efficiently to their sts. These evacuation of our school. The Safety Unit r ders v' able servic the guidance of their ble sp sors, E. Scott Y record among Sull' an's serv'ce organizations. OCLCL Social dances for and hose Michael the renn the girls. ion and hard Work of this year s school affairs have been smashing and sponsored by the Board of of all students dressed in the and girls supervise our drills, insuring a speedy and effective students and the teachers by performing these duties. Under and Franklin Schmidt, this group has built up an enviable plans Sullivan's monthly Friday night including jackets and ties for the boys under the capable supervision of Mr. Top Row, left to right: Kozfn, Shefnin, Abrams, Schoenberger Row 6: Levin, Moran, Stotland, Slotnick Row 5: Bergman, Kash, Kotzin, Choldin Row 4: Beck, Isen, Wexler, Brieger Row 3: Kayman, Brown, Hor- witz, Davis Row 2: Harris, Ed Smith, Elliot, Smith. Mindell Bottom Row: Kenigsberg, Taub, Katz, Vishny, Fox, Mr. Youmans, Ditlove, Shelly, Goldin Bottom Row, left to right: Broyde, Fingerman, Leverette, Hahn. Bell, Coilac. Scbarff, Kash Top Row, left to right: Brown, Strimling, Kahn, Solomon, Cap- lan, Gubberman, Rivkin, Ein! horn, Pearlman, Young, Polejva Ql UQff85 The Servettes is an organization composed of approximately twenty-five girls who have excelled in their home economics classes. This group. spon- sored by Mrs. Ruby Schauwecker. serves at faculty meetings. luncheons. and various other social activities. Their duties include setting up tables. serving the food and cleaning up afterwards. In addition to serving. the Servettes also have charge of the use and maintenance of the Social Room. SERYETTES Front: Broberg, Schwartz Back: Schauwecker, Babin. Williamson. Young. Lennhztrd , . 'N 4, 'Y 'XY' SERYETTES Left to right: Sedlack. Stumpf. Lang. Berg, Fish. Byer rojecfion rew The Projection Crew is the group responsible for showing the excellent instructive movies that are available to our school. These movies play an effec- tive role in our modern educational sys- tem. being especially important in the science and biology classes. Each period two members of the crew can be seen hurrying down the halls with a projector and a screen to a class- room. so that the students may benefit from the visual knowledge provided by this medium. The boys who perform this valuable service are to be com- mended for their cooperation and reliability. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Natalie Bayer. they efficiently operate and maintain all the equipment that is necessary to provide this special service to Sullivan students. PROJECTION CREW Bottom Row, left to right: Bayer. Minnow, Pearlman, Foreman. Rosenneld Row 1: Mazer, Kaplan, Scher, Shapiro, Silver- ton. Lefly Row 2: Lee. Gold.. Scheffy, Cohen, Eglit, Bernstein. Stotland. Jacobs. Rosenthal, Mrs. Bayer 1 5 f ll Kim M3 3s--.- JUNE OFFICERS FEBRUARY OFFICERS Left to right: Kenigzsberg, Choldin, Friedman, Left to right: Kenigsberg. Kayman, Jacobson. Kayman Friedman, Mr. Fenn jjlle clilancl jlzaf paid-.gicfgvan .gjfuclenf Counci Sullivan's Student Council is very fortunate this year to have as its sponsor Mr. Corcoran. a YOLIIIS1 man who is greatly interested in our school. The council is a strong organization dedicated to promoting student welfare and student government. lt consists of a president. vice-president. secretary. and treasurer elected hy the entire school. There are also four councilors. one elected by each year. who aid in the proceedings. Repre- sentatives from each division in the school comprise the membership of our council. the student governing body. This year the council purchased a trophy case. which was placed on the tirst lloor near the oflice. The money made in last year's Variety Show paid for them. The Student Council is the way the students of our school can express their Wants and can be heard. 88 S . Qufure .mac em 0 merica Future Teachers of America is a club organized for the sole purpose of giving girls interested in teaching experience in handling a class. l'nder the sponsorship of Mrs. Helen Murtaugh. junior and Senior girls meet every other Thursday morn- ing to discuss and learn various teaching techniques. advantages and problems. The chief activities of the girls are to take over classes and division rooms. when the teachers are absent or at meetings. and to give an annual breakfast for the teachers. More and more girls are becoming interested in this club. for it offers a tremendous amount of experience not only in teaching. but in leadership. JUNIOR ixre.. Front. left to right: Levy. Stern. Schubert. Weiss. Netter. Lazar, O'Desky, Frfedman. Zee Row 1: Schmitz, Skolnick. Siegel. Aaron. Solar. Simon. Solomon, Rubenstein. Kupperman. Zuckerman, Gordon. Genin, Netchin Row Z: B. Shafran, R. Shafran, Fleigelman, Adler, Handzel. Nelson. Bender. Schucter. Selfer. Besloxv, P. Cohn. Teichner. Kaupe. Moses. D, Cohn. Braverman. Friedman Back Row: J, Smith, Biss, Gale, Miner, Templer, H. Cohn, A. Smith, Miller, Port, Schiffer, Reiter, Rosenmutter. Karsen, liloomber: SENIOR F,T,A. Bottom Row: Halperin, Schelly. Greenbaurn. Gerstein. Zweig. Kaplan. Blumenthal. Goldman. Weissman. Zalkin. Ciolac. Hahn, Leavitt. Schultz First Row: Wenger. Fields, Carnras. Teichner. Broyde. Steinberg. Blumtield, Ditlove. Applebaum. Farber. Witzel. Brostoff. Goot. Duhoe. Markus, Abrams. Naxon Top Row: Rice. Meyers. Mines. Rosenblum. Camras. Lineberger. Benkov. Lieberman. Strimling. Kash. Sxveig. Feinstein. Jacobson, Stumpf. Berg. Rubenstein. Eskoz -v -., ji: .fdffenclance Omce eruice The attendance ofiice handles all matters per- taining to attendance, including the publication of the daily absentee bulletin. The attendance coun- selor, Miss OlConnell, is assisted by a group of carefully selected service girls, who, by their effi- ciency, make a fine contribution to the school. l I l 1 x X 3 X li I T xx ' -.4lH 1 4 RX X XX I E XJ I STANTON'S SERVICE GIRLS - Left to right: Marcus, Halperin, F 'edman Farber, Netchin ATTENDANCE OFFICE SERVICE GIRLS Sitting, left to right: Rubenstein, Brown. Kimmel Standing, left to right: VValker. Alex, Pollock ,ff mN ff fl' iff ffl if f x lx if Y' 'K I 4 X74 V If ISS GLEASON'S HELPERS 1 f eft to right: Engler, Rubenstein, Blum If Q X' N A! I ff f .. , ' I 3, ff! RJ fi. xg r. X X f I ff! l X Xxx! I X 91 wif is Bottom, left to right: Tockman, Kzirasick. Levin. Chapmank. Greenberg, Moss. Ruttenberg. Young Top Row. left to right: Slotnick, Schein. Bergman. Fisher. Gillson. Blankley. Friedman 3098 I QlfU ws. The members of the Stage Crew deserve to be com- mended for their excellent services behind the scenes during any production. play. or activity that occurs in the Assembly Hall. Operating from the small room placed high above the stage. the projection booth in the extreme rear of the auditorium balcony. and from the stage itself. they manipulate the varied devices, such as the curtain. the microphone. and the lights that are nec- essary to produce a well-run assembly. Other responsibilities of the Stage Crew are the setting up of the furniture in the Social Room for P.T.A. meet- ings. operating all the audio equipment, which includes the new public address system recently installed in the boys' gymnasium. and putting up scenery. They are busy working at school dances. football and basketball games. and swim shows. jk? KOOLPOOHQ 'Whatlll 1 do, I lost my biology booldl' These and other similar cries are heard often during the school year. lYe don't have to Worry, though, for the Sullivan Bookroom takes care of all lost book problems. Under the guidance of Miss Florence Branand. the staff of nine sees to it that every book in the school is stamped. checked. and recorded. Paper. ink. etc. must also pass through the Bookroom before distribution. Besides these and other jobs. the staff must do some heavy moving and sorting along with the dihicult periodical inventory. Left to right. sitting: Katz. Keningsberg. Stotland. Taub Standing: Kotzin. Yishny LIBRARY HEI.l'lCRS Schwartz. Weiss. Xyt'iI'llJt'I fQI'. Adams. Pottishman. Tabatlnnik. Bragman, Speigel. joseph. Jacobson. Strongin. Solomon. Lewis. Field. Fohrntan. tliblts. Galtield. Bueker. Iitegun. Lewis. Silverman. Greenberg. Robb. Filurin. Perlman. Sharff oggrcuy :M ia fan fd May I have this book? Upon hearing this question you can tell that this is our school library. The Sullivan Library has its own answer to the mechanical age. This machine is neatly rolled into one efficient package labeled a student library assistant. The job of this aide is an important one for she offers her services so that other students can make better use of our facilities. Each one learns and ierforms proper library processes such as: circulation. overdue notices. tiling. attendance and organizing under the Dewey Decimal System. The brains behind our helpers. of course. are our librarians. Miss Emma Zimberolf and Miss Eleanore Silke. who has just joined the Sullivan staff. These library mechanics. with their trusty tools of knowledge and under- standing. keep our library rolling along without any creaks or loss of power. OFFICE HELPERS ' Bottom Row. left to right: Maloney. Scliwariz. Heller Row 1: Wilson. Handzel. Einhorn. Robinson. Odelson. Singer. Rapport. Brostoff Back Row: Yalkanet. Marks. Gubberman. Feldman. Rengel ofa. flea... The main office. Linder the direction of Mrs. Mary Uoud. is the busiest room of the school. Every period there are two or more obliging and helpful othce assistants on duty to help out the office staff. Their various tasks include such things as typing. tiling. stenciling. mailing. and other general office work. These girls are the real representatives of Sullivan High School. for it is their smiling faces and cheery Hello that first greet visitors to our school. 93 .SZAOJ ,Sim Bottom Row: Bergman, Coleman, Neirick Top Row: Schalman. Heckmeyer, Johnson, Michel, Rosenfeld, Solar, Broberg, Smith FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE HALL GUARDS Bottom Row: Golbus, Minicker, Weissler, Rothenberg, Kurland, Goss, Medintz, Pearlman Row 1: Bilow, Lang. Ians, Hergott, Simon, Gordon, Friedman RANGERS Bottom, left to right: Mindel, Isen, Kayman, Wexler, Sheinin, Elliot Smith, Bergman Row 1: Keningsberg, Harris, Stotland, Ed Smith, Taub, Katz, Kotzin, Davis Top Row: Brown, Alexander, Breger. Choldin, Horwitz, Schoenberger, Moran, Abrahms, Youmans, Beck, Pritikin, Levin JUNIOR HALL GUARDS Jw gm. . Do you have a pass? ' ' As any Sullivanite will tell you. these words can be heard every period of every school day all year 'round. lt is the familiar utterance of Sullivan's line Hall Guards. Hand picked by the Hall Guard teacher. these students' dith- cult task is to see that no unauthorized student roams through the halls. to make sure the halls are kept free of litter. and generally to maintain order in the halls during periods. The necessity of having such a force can best be exemplified by trying to visualize our school without its Hall Guards. The halls would become a mass of humanity roaming the building at will. Consequently the building would unnecessarily become littered. The biggest harm these unwatched students would do, however. would be to disrupt the orderly procedure of a classroom. The fact that guards have to be placed in the halls is no more a reflection upon the honesty and integrity of Sullivanites than a police force is a reflection on the honesty and integrity of the general public. The fact still remains. however. that whenever people are allowed to run wild. chaos results. It remains the job of the Hall Guards to see that chaos does not dominate the halls of Sullivan. 95 unior emfice Mfman onor I? 1. Bull: Richard Trace Hull Fighter: Carol Zweig Bottom Row: Adams. Bender. Shanks. Fritield Row 1: Karlin. Good. Levy. Schneider. Bragman. Solomon. Jacobson. Gillian. Solar Row 2: Goldstein. Berger. Stein. Peretz. Seligman. Kroenthal. Schulman. Strauss Roxv 3: Lind. Skolnick. Levine. Rovner. Solar. Moses. Greenberg. Tuna. Petak. Carp. Landy. Heuer Top Row: Kahn. Miner. Isen. Strongin. Fields. Robins laani5A Sullivan's Spanish Club. Los Hidalgos. carries the torch of its dauntless patron. Don Quixote. Activities include Spanish games. songs. skits. a Spanish newspaper. pen-pals. movies and slides of Spanish-speaking coun- tries. Los Hidalgos participate in the Columbus Day dinner and the city-wide oral essay contest sponsored by the Spanish Clubs of Chicago Public High School. and in the Pan American Day Fiesta at Thorne Hall spon- sored by the Chicago Branch of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish. It also sponsors the awarding of medals for excellence in Spanish to outstanding students. Each year the club sells pencils with the basketball schedule imprinted on them and uses the pronts for purchasing materials to make Spanish study more interesting and rewarding. The club invites all serious Spanish students to participate in its activities. The Sponsor is Miss Marie Heuer. 97 Wald! uri mlare:Senfafiue5 At the beginning of the school year, each of the sixty-four divisions elects an efiicient and responsible Navillus representative. Keeping accurate records and collecting money makes their job an important one. During the process of selling, representatives are encouraged by the promise of a free year-book if a certain percentage of books are purchased by their division. The percentage needed is decided upon by the grade level of the division. .gznfinef mlore5enfafiue5 Efficiently serving each division, Sentinel representatives deliver our school newspaper to their divisions. to keep them abreast of the latest Sullivan headlines. Once a month the Sentinel office can be seen filled with these representatives awaiting the newspapers in order to return to their division and give the paper to each Sentinel subscriber. 98 '23, 'P' I LETTERNIEN Bottom Row: Keningsberg. Ashkenaz. Gold- stin. Scher. Sanford. Rappin Row 1: Gorlick. Gerrard, Ressman. Ludwig. Cameron. Liebich. Cohn. Bnrnes, Fieldman ,fr fm Row 2: Solomon. Rosentielcl. Zieti. Goldman Jafiee. Fohrman. Wasserman. Labkon. Brent Row 33 Bos. Graff, Levin. Taub. Jacobs. Robbins. Amend. Chavin Top Row: Levine. Dinken. Gandell. joseph. Green. Beatman. Girard oaffermenb C716 6 The Sullivan Lettermens Club is an organization designed for the promotion of athletics for the students. whether as spectators or as participants. It has another purpose. and that is to encourage the scholastic interests and achievements of its members. One of the Club highlights is the Annual Fall Affair. given in November. It is informal. and consists of a basketball game. a skit. and dancing. Other activities of the Lettermen's Club include selling candy at home basketball games and managing the intra-mural volleyball and baseball tournaments in the spring. The Key Club. one of Sullivan's newer organizations. was originally organized as the link between the school and the community. In other words. the Key Club not only renders services to the school. but also to the neighborhood. The present membership in the Key Club is about SO boys. Qualitications for admission to this organiza- tion are a G average. recommendations from four teachers. and a desire to serve the school and community. The Key Club faculty sponsor is Mr. Sam Fralick. a member of the Rogers Park Kiwanis Club. Like all large organizations Key Club is divided into many sections. Sullivan High School is Division l of the Illinois Eastern Iowa district. Each month the presidents of each club meet. and every year there is Z1 District Convention as well as an International Convention. Kiwanis always helps the Key Club tinancially in order that its members may attend conventions. KEY CLCB Bottom Row. left to right: Kash. Keningsberg. Holtzman, Gainer. White. Rose. Choldin. Fox. 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Row 1: Rappin, Ressman, Simon, Goldstin, Ludwig, Canoff, Liebich Row 2: Cohn, Bos, Ashkenaz, Jascobson, Sanford - rw 1 . Row 1: Cameron, Canoff, Ludwig, Goldstin, Simon, Ressman, Liebich, Barnes Row 2: Gandell, Bos, Jacobson, Cohn, Sanford, Ashkenaz, Rappin, Shapiro, Beatman Row 3: Ovington, Dinken. Fieldman, Levine, Gorlick, Holtzman, Joseph, Amend, Jaffee, Ginsberg, Diamond, Fralick joofgaf The fall season of 'ASSU will always be remembered in the annals of Sullivan High School, for it was the first time that Sullivan has had a championship football team. As the Tiger eleven roared out onto the gridiron, they displayed a powerful air and ground attack, which rolled up 225 points, while an exceptionally rugged defensive unit allowed only 44 points against us. The Tigers crushed eight straight opponents including our arch-rival Senn and tough Roosevelt before bowing to a fine Farragut team. A great deal of credit for this year's success must go to Coaches Fralick and Ovington for their inspira- tional leadership and teaching. Tremendous courage, spirit and teamwork made up for the Tigers' lack of size, as we were outweighed by every foe we encountered. Individual stars were many, Co-Capt. Jerry Sanford ran and passed his way to fame as All-City Halfback. Who can forget Co-Capt. Jacobson's bone-crushing tackling and bull-like plunges, Goldstine's and Ressman's leadership and ability in the line, Ashkenaz's polished quarter- backing, and Rappin's clutch pass catching? The loss of injured players Fieldman, Grahf, and Dinken hurt us, but Bos and Cameron made up for much of it. All the fore-mentioned, along with fighting reserves Goldman, joseph and Levine, are graduating, but the future is bright for the retention of the Northwest Blue Division crown with starters Liebech, Cohn, Simon, Ludwig and Canoff leading an excellent nucleus of reserve backs. No doubt these names will be forgotten in the future, but the accomplishments of the Tigers of 4458 will live on. Row 1: Cameron, Canoff, Goldstin, Ludwig, Simon, Ressman, Liebich Row 2: Bos, Jacobson, Cohn, Sanford, Ashkenaz, Rappin L il. .. J. BOS - Half-back XX X MQ P. ASHKENAZ - Quarter-Black 1 ' V XE X xx 41 xxx f -..... R. COHN - Half-back H. RAPPIN - End J. SANFORD - Half-back M. GOLDSTIN - Center C. CAMERON - End J. JACOBSON - Full-back E. LIEBICH - End ,Nz l llOSH SWI Bl TINIABI Top I-low' l,0ft to l'l4 llt ' ,N . Svlgun, Gilscm, Stalin, Maltz. Second llow: 3li1l'g4'1JllS, Hliillll, Chin. Slwtly. 'l'l1i1'1l Huw: lmssin, Slmermaz 1. llaulxin, Slum-in ff' l l,vl'I tu right: flVlll51'IOIl. ilulsl, liwxmlmgrvrl, l,im-lmiclm, l'oopv1'. SENIHII SWIM 'l'liA3l Rorlolu llowg left to l'l2'lllI l':L'l'I'lll21Q'Ull, Slmpiru. Vuopcr, llulfl, ljvlmiull. Mhlclle- llmv: left to Vigglmtz l,ussQ1-, Ulivv, Sllllllh llzivvnpfmrt, lfrmx. Pitler. vp limvg ll-ft to Vlgflltz l'lllI'lt'lt, Fl'Ill7Ul'Q', Svlmwzzrtz, Zll1ll1ll'I'lllLlIl. Spitzel '?Q' ix., Schoenberger, Ross, Just, Abrams, Goldstein fl ix A X 1 KQV Wait till next yearl' is a familiar cry to Chicago sports fans, and Sullivan students are no exception. Hampered by lack of height and varsity inexperience, the Tigers of N58-59 fought hard in all their games, but were only able to win a few of them. When we faced such tall powerhouses as Taft, Marshall. and Wells, it was easily seen that we didn't stand much of a chance, regardless, our boys kept fighting. With only two seniors on the starting five, and six on the whole squad, next yearls team is almost sure to give Coach Art Sher and Sullivan High School a line season. Graduating players are sharpshooting Roger Grahf, one of the city's highest scorers, playmaker Butch Rappin, and reserves M. Sanders, G. Levin, J. Seiden, and L. Fingerman. Among those returning are B. Goldenberg, a tough rebounder, J. Wasserman and R. Ash, fine shooters, and P. Hyde at 6'5, the only really tall player on the squad who should develop into one of the city's best centers. All in all, next yearls Tigers should have a great season. STARTING VARSITY Loft to right: Rappin, Wasserman, Graff, Goldenberg, Ash .avg-aim K '- . wmzz .si 1' Despite the mid-year grad- uation of almost the whole team, the Tiger Cubs played like champions. With a rec- ord of 10-3 at press time. the players paced by high scorers Ross and Butler. iave shown exceptional abil- ty and have given Coach Sher much to look for- ward to. Bottom Row: Rappin. Wasserman. Gratt. Goldenberg. Ash Middle Row: Smith. Weiss. Green, Levin. Scher. Sanders. Labkon. just, Rosenfie Top Row: Seiden. Finuerman. Hyde. Abrahms Front to back: Abrams. just. Butler. Keller. Goldstein. Fingerman. Ross. Sclioenberger. Helfand, Pearlman. Skolnick. Samors. Bradley 6 s 2 2 1 - g-xx 5 . 5 V,i: i 3, , , if 555' ' my J f-7 X pf-X X 2 ,EQ X ,Qi . Q. K. cl 4 1 HIP , 6 My .ws , W. . 5 by ,.,,,,, Zgaffegaf QCLITI, Combining the old with the new, the Sullivan batsmen come prepared to match the football team and win a championship. Since the team lost only three players last June, newcomers will have a hard time making the squad. Two men back for their fourth season are Jerry Sanford and Mike Spook Jacobs. The former can play any position and has never hit less than .360, while the latter is a top-notch fielder. Pitcher Roger Grahf, last year's Captain, and thrid baseman Jon Bos are also .400 hitters. Along with these four are starters: center - Rappin, infielders - Kramen and Labkon, outfielders-Robin and Furlett, pitchers-Green and Hugilier, and last year's whole bench. Last, but not least, is new coach Arnold Cajet to provide the necessary qualities of leadership and coaching. The team would like nothing better than to present Coach Cajet with a championship trophy. If the team combines its ability with the right spirit, the Tigers could win the Public League North Section titleg a section which includes such state powerhouses as Lane, Taft, and Schurz. If this is done, with a little luck not only the Chicago but Illinois High School titles could be within our grasp. GOLF TEAM Left to right: Fralick, Walenka, Chavin, Weinberg, Gerrard, Gordon, Harris, TENNIS TEAM l Top Row: Wexler, Keninsberg, Levine. Bottom Row: Coach Ovington, Harris Schoe - berger, Sikevitz. i l TENNIS TEAM 'Q 5 With coach Richard Ovington leading ourll tennis squad composed of returning varsity, the future looks bright. ' The team contemplates a coming season no less successful than their past year's record of 5 Wins and 1 loss. Coached then by Abe Golden, Sullivan's racqueteers tied for first place in the North Section. Last season's success certainly indicates that tennis at Sullivan High School is rap- idly approaching the caliber of the teams of 1939, 1949, and 1941, when we dominated city tennis. Bottom Row: Reiter. Greenleaf. Lind. Hugelier. Kramer. Tausig. Gagosian. Matankey, Gandell Top Row: Osoff. Miner. Schiffer. liroyde. McBrycle. Hahn. Cohn. VVaitzman. Miner 92106, G m saga em The Girls' Gym Leaders. sponsored by Miss Margaret Mcliryde. is one of the oldest honorary service organizations in Sullivan. Its members must have a G plus or better scholastic average and a year's train- ing period in the special gym leaders class. Sufguan wim La em There are approximately twenty lirls who have all passed their Red Cross junior or Senior Lifesaving tests. and who have volunteered to give up a study to assist a gym teacher in teaching Sullivan girls how to swim. The girls act as demonstrators. helping the novices develop their swimming skills. Swim Leaders gain experience in teaching and also perfect their own strokes. Bottom Row: C, Borland. Ritman, Halpern. Yan Swearington. Smith. Marks. J. Smith Row 1: l,. Borland. Louthan. Morris. Bueker. Weinberg. Brand. YanWormer. Niemi Row 2: Thompson. Gunther. Ash. Todd. Sy slo. Syslo. Wild. Schwartz Top Row: Leverette. Park. Fish. Meyers. Snyder. Schmidt. Greenberg. Rogers , , , A N- ,f 11, ' if wnwxmmw are fQ,,,,.fQ,m QM 'lialw a poni-pom. a yshing-fling. ar rlancwx anml a smile: put lllt'lll togvllivu' antl x . , . what have you got? Wlhy' itis a Porn-l'on1 Girl! Always full of pop. thty nlml spuit and enthusiasm to all the games they' attvncl. Along yyith Varsity antl l roshsSoph lillPPl'lt'iillPl'S the l'on1-Pom Girls ark' t'llt'l'I',lllg our lyoys on to y'ii'tory. ,. ,.,. l - . . 1 ,ff :Xt hall-tune they' may' he seen lloing 21 rleyer clanw or t'llPiE'T iyllll llu u li ll lil i .1 ysllow pom-ponis yyaying in the air. ln limi-, tlw l'on1-l'oni llirls hops lo tlo inori- so as to ln- a t'l'Hlll lo our sol ll v ,groafr-.giikifzj Clzeeriaclem Sulliyan is ont- ol the only' schools Xin Chit-ago who has c'ln-e-1'li-alll: Q-spm-vnally ' y for the lfrosli-Sopll Basketball team. lnllt-r tht- superyision ol' .Xliss Alivt- Xyriglit. the Frosh clieerlcaclers practice daily' in tlu-Xlymoyis gym. These girls rt-ally km-p Our . Colors Flying High. ilihey spark our train arhl lians with thvir Co, lin l ol lllll'lIl . tht- lioollialll st-ason. they' alfl the stancls anfl pe-iiforni. am if? Cfzeerdaclem Satisfiefl? I saicl satisht-ill Yes. Sulliyan is not only really satishc-flu hut extrcniely proucl ol' its ten yarsity' f'llf'l'l'li'ZltiCI'S. This Onthusiaslir- group of girls yy ho rc-rtainly knoyy tht-ir l s antl Ys lpvp, porsonalityg antl lN'I'Sl'Vt'l'2llN'l'?Z vim, vigor, and versatility I atlcl zest ancl sparkle in cheering anal inspiring the 'l'igPrs at lvaskc-thall and foothall games. Win or lose. our teams arf- lvarlwcl hy' tho lively 1-lie-ers ol tht- lans la-fl lay these X lYilt'l0US QI 'lihis yearis altl'at'liv0ly garlmcl squad. ahly supcrvisecl hy' Miss Alico Wright. locl the throng of spectators who Cllt'50I'Cfl our loam on to vapturo tlw loothall 4-royyn ol the- Xorllnywsl l3lu4- llIXISl0Il. Y y x l ,N neil' - xi, if SULLIVAN SWSUP' 2, SULUVAN SOPW SULLWAN 'Rosa-sow SULLWAN l OP? v. X 'Y . ..f g KT ji Left I0 right! Niemi, Van Wormer. Todd, Louthzm, Syslo, Wilfl, Halpern, Van Swearingfer, Borland, Smith, Syslo, Morris, Ritman, Ash. lnrlz, Schwartz gncAr0n izeo! Swim Uliegin with a standing front cliveg go into a bent knee clolphing follow it with a split kip and encl'wi1h a tailspinf, Is this English? Hlt is to usf, answer the members of SullivanlsiS3fhchronized Swim Club. . A The club takes variations of all the stunts they know and plan routines for annli swim shows. Each show enacts a theme such as the various styles of hats and the apparel wornll inircifferen' countries. Most recently, toys' were used as a theme. Miss K. O'Brien, the clulfs sponsor, is quite aeeomplishecl in synehronizefl swimming znrl most ably gives the girls helpful pointers. The ctlulris open to allfgirls who have completed their swimulers' testancl-y who love to splash around in - x . 1 he pool. like X XX ' l f unior ance Sullivan Juniors clzlncefl on the Isle of Drez1nis April 17, 1959. After many weeks pl' planning' :incl working' the big' night zirrivecl with the Japanese clerorzitions :iflcling tp the splendor of the much aiiiticipzitml evening. 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