Thornton Fractional North High School - Chronoscope Yearbook (Calumet City, IL)

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.-,W5,,,m: a: me if-vw f:r rvr, 11 i..1'zy:fwvr evnze-fvuefi 11xYu'f 7-'fqffff fhfgv-f!..'1Tf TI '?'f7?F' T :aww .f . ' 'f' - -' ' ' 'A ' g,.55,.- W. 1, . 1. 55' CHESTER RASMUSSEN ' 11 The Pep Assembly with 'Dogs' as one man team. ' 21 Kay Kyser. Wrestling, 45 Captain of Wrest- ling, 4. EUGENE RHODA l1 Rip Van Winkie. 21 Bing Crosby. Intra-Mural Wrestling, 4. CATHERINE ROTTIER I1 Senior Day 1937. 21 Don Ameche. Thorntonian Editorial Staff, 3-45 Band, 1-2-3-45 Orchestra, 2-35 Remember the Day, 35 Carnival Cast, 3-45 Girls' Club Board, 3-45 News Hawks Club, 3-45 G.A.C., 1-2-35 Captain Basketball, 1-35 Volleyball, 1-35 Baseball', 1-2-35 Swimming, 3. REYNOLD SCHULTZ 11 Sketches from the coln. 21 Don Ameche. Life of Lin- Girls' Glee Club, 2-3-45 Commer- cial Club, 45 Library Assistant, 3- 45 G.A.C., l-25 Basketball, 1. BERNARD SWIERINGA I1 ulmpersonations of Dickens Char- acters. 21 Fred Allen. LUCILLE TENNINGA 11 nlmpersonation of Dickens Char- acters. 21 Helen Hayes. Girls' Glee Club, 2-3-45 Remem- ber the Day, 35 Girls' Club Board, 15 Commercial Club, 3-4. Chronoscope Typist. ESTELLE VAN TIL 11 Rip Van Winkle. 21 Barbara Lucldyf' Girls' Glee Club, 2-3-45 Commer- cial Club, 4. , JEROME WEINBERG 11 The Ventriloquist. 21 Kay Kyser. Carnival Production Stai, 45 Lab- oratory Assistant, 3. ' 1' 3 If 7: .- A-,gb Band, 2-3-45 Orchestra, 4' ' 1 . ..,. ,. ,Rams member the Day, 35 Carnival' Cast, 2-45 Manager Lightweight .iff Basketball, 4. . f .4 4 SUSAN WIERSMA ' 11 Dickens's Character Impersona- tions. i 21 jack Benny. Commercial Club, 4. -.. CHARLENE WRIGHT, I1 The 'JZ' Chronoscope Assembly.:,W , 21 Charlie McCarthy. 'ha Girls' Glee Club, 2-35 G.A.C. Board, 45 G.A.C., 1-2-3-45 Captain Basketball, I-2-3-45 Volleyball, 1- 2-3-4, Captain, 35 Baseball, 1-2-3, Captain I5 Basketball, l-2-3-4, Manager 35 Thorntonian Typist, 4. MARGARET YUREK 11 Pep Assembly with 'Dogs' as one man team . Z1 Henry Busse. LORRAINE SKARWECKI MILDRED SNYDER 11 The Typist. 21 Guy Lombardo. forms. Before l quiz the rest of the seniors I should like . to tell you about our super-super stimulating contest we are going to held. All you have to do to enter this contest is: tear off the top label of a package of Pine's Pink Pep Pills, bring it and yourself down to our factory on Slate and Burnham, and then with the sound of the gun, take one glass of water with four pills and the one who shows the greatest exuberation is the winner. Hurry, Hurry, Hurry, folks because after the first 787 contestants arrive, the gates will be closed EVERETT WERNICKE 11 Pep Assembly for Band Uni- Z1 Don Ameche. Girls' Glee Club, 25 Carnival Cast, 3-45 Commercial Club, 45 Chem- istry Assistant, 45 G.A.C., 2-3-45 Captain Basketball, 2-3-4, Captain, 45 Volleyball, 3-45 Baseball, 2-35 Basketball, 2-3. to others. You are not eligible to participate if, any member of your family works for this Erm. Thedeci- sion of the judges is final and in case of a tie, duplicate awards will be given. To the winner of this contest goes a life-time guarantee of vigor, a' box containing 10,000 Pine's Pink Pep Pills. And now for the last two questions which will be asked of the students who are pictured in a group. They are: Q11 'Who is your favorite movie star?' and Q21 'What is your favorite dessert gs n 1 'Nui Ti. 11 John Boles. Z1 Peaches and Cream. Girls' Glee Club, 2-35 Library As- sistant, 25 Cafeteria Assistant, 2- 3-4. MABEL OBERLA 11 Fred MacMurray. 21 Butterscotch Pie. Orchestra, 3-4. LILLIAN BOROWSKI 11 Ed Bochenek. 21 Lemon cream pie with whipped cream. Girls' Glee Club, 2-3-45 Carnival Cast, 3-45 Cafeteria Assistant, 4. DENA KOENES 11 Fred Astaire. 21 Fruit Cocktail. Girls' Gleez- Club, 2-3-45 Carnival . t-', . ' ff lvl?-'ii ex 4, . ,,-:ig 4 A., I A. -4 ,.,4., Cast, 45 Commercial Club, 45 Li- brary Assistant, 45 Cafeteria As- sistant, 3. BERNICE BOBAK I1 Tyrone Power. 21 Chocolate Pudding. JEAN MARIE GOFF 11 Don Ameche. 21 Strawberry Shortcake. ,IESSIE SROKA 11 john Boles. 21 Pie a l'a mode. Library Assistant, 1-25 Baseball Team, 15 Carnival Cast, 3-45 G. A.C., 1-2. DOMINIC SKONIECZNY 11 Isabel Jewell. 21 Chocolate Eclairs. V1 r 1231 ,.- ., 1 H ,r -X ,.i i-,-' X JAMES OVERMEYER 11 Alice Faye. 21 Cherry Pie. Aero Club, 4. EDWARD SZALONEK I1 ' Katherine Hepburn. 21 Mince Meat Pie. EDWARD DETLOFF 11 Shirley Temple. 21 Ice Cream. Cafeteria Assistant, 35 Lightweight Basketball, 35 Heavyweight Basket- ball, 45 Intra-Mural Ping Pong Doubles, 3. LEONARD MIOTKE I1 21 Jeanette MacDonald. Angel Food Cake. Lightweight Football Manager, 35 Heavyweight Football Manager, 45 Letter-men's Club, 4. 1 . is -'fi .r , , . ,?L,.,,.,- , 2 .F-,hifattiibxiln sis

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N-.1 The Junior Hobby Lobby The junior Hobby Lobby is on the air again, coming to you over station T. F. T. H. S. This is -loc Siwinski, president of the ,lunior Hobby Lobby, announcing. Two hundred junior celebrities in the lobby will appear before the mike today to discuss their hobbies all the way from stamp collecting to ping pong. Standing beside me are the officers of the junior Hobby Lobby: Virginia Taitz, treasurerg Josephine Schus- ter, vice president, and Louise Hays, secretary-always ready to stand- up for their favorite hobby and to sell the idea to some new radio listener. Drums of Death,', a three-act mystery play, the most outstanding 1938 event of the Junior Hobby Lobby, owes its success to the inspira- tion and cooperation of Mr. james Leonard. The proceeds of this line production enabled the juniors to honor the senior stars and artists of the studio with one of the best proins ever given at the Fractional Studio. We now turn the mike over to the members of the lobby. Hop on your bike and pedal and you'll never be late for school, exclaim Adeline Bolek, hlosephine Schuster, Betty Sibley, Patricia Mc- Kenna, Arlene Knott, Audrey Smith, and Mildred Cohen. lt certainly comes in handy to know how to fix a car when she stalls, state mechanics Bernard Nowak, Fred Raasch, Donald Schrum, Alfred Borgman, and W'illiam Lllis. Sewing is an ideal way to get original clothes, remark Hazel Harvey, Edythe Linz, and Dorothy Carey. A collection of party souvenirs always bring back happy memories, declare Louise Hays, julia Nagy, Renata Messerschmidt, Mildred Schultz, Dora Harthun, Mcleda Sosnoski, Bonnie Hatheld, Evelyn Arbisi, Marian Heimback, and Betty Neale. lt surely is fun to catch an unsuspecting victim with our fast camerasf' say james Ufheil, Harry Van Der Ada, Marge Rasmussen, Bob Crane, and Edward Broezel. You'll get a lot of fun and information from just talking, say Louise O'Connor. lt also seems as though Katherine Anderson, Doris Anderson, lrene Nanesta, Adeline -larczyk, lorraine Malak, Violet Magda ziak, Dorothy Clark, and Della Kennedy agree with her. XVrestling helps us to be alert and wide awake, declare Richard Rush, Earl Winterholf, and Carmen Madalon. f i 1-1.-v:.-g if i 1 'gm I Y