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TILDEN ON PARADE Jf reSentma for review the march of events, activities, anJ achievemen Is ofll, e School year 1951-1952 Larrv Sohacki puts the finishing touches on his ship in model shop. PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF TILDEN TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL Ray Eaves tests his machine shop ability by running a metal lathe. IN MEMORIAM W . Ko o The School of Champions has lost a champion. One of the most colorful and dramatic personalities among its faculty has played her last game. For Mrs. Friedman, teaching was the most exciting of experiences. Nothing pleased her more than her return to the classroom this year to resume her teaching of Spanish. Note- worthy among her efforts was her work in behalf of Mexican immi- grants in whom she took a deep interest and who found in her a sympathetic friend and adviser. Mrs. Friedman was endowed with a brilliant mind as well as a great heart. The Spanish textbook in use in Chicago schools is her work. For a time she served on the faculty of the University of Chicago. In Mrs. Rose Friedman's death, Tilden and the community have suffered a great loss. Our Champion has gone to plead the cause of those she loved before the Champion of Champions.” Aqu t se habla Espanol Students in a Spanish class learn dinner table vocabulary. Row 1: Salas. Calderon. Cardenas. Gomez. Row 2: Llamos. Martinez. Ojede, Valles. Ruiz. 6 foreword • • When we looked ahead some time ago, Four years seemed mighty long; Looking backward now, we know. They've breezed by like a song. As freshmen we arrived one day At Tilden's open doors, Were met by swarms of Tilden Joes, And miles of corridors. To high school work we made a bow. In spots the going was rough; We worked and slaved, and then somehow, Wo managed to learn the stuff. Our sophomore year was fully parked, With many a challenging task; We tackled each one with a will And conquered them at last. At games we yelled both loud and long, To spur our teams to fame; None put more pep in Tilden's song, Sophs cheered at every game. We brought our teams to glory, Added gems to Tilden's crown; The school of champs continues thus, We didn't let her down! As juniors we set out to show, Some upper classmen style; Joined in the fun, went out for sports, Kept grades up all the while. Some made the teams, the honor rolls, Gave shows, did service work; Some earned awards, held offices, None Tilden's chores did shirk. Our senior days were filled with plans. They had us in a whirl; The proms and dinners, plays and games, And, of course, our favorite girl. We strutted senior sweaters, Owned rings a day or two; Proudly wore our well-earned letters, A-top the gold and blue. Now it's our job as Tilden grads, To do what e'er we can; To use our skill v ith tool and pen And serve our fellowman. Let's hitch our wagon to a star, Aim high, strive hard, and then Some day we'll find our names among, Top ranking Tilden men. Goodbye and good luck In the next steps that you will take toward your maturity. You are, no doubt, beginning to understand that schools do not make educated men. They try to give expe- periences that produce desirable changes in the behavior of people. Perhaps most important are those changes that bring students to take increasing responsibility for their own continued growth, be- cause the truly educated man has learned to take this responsibility and selects wholesome experi- ences that will result in his continued development. He has also learned to avoid unwholesome expe- riences. Whether you are going to college or directly into some job, seek and find activities that will insure your continuing growth toward physical, intellectual, and social maturity. Sincerely, MR. COLIN CAMPBELL -y AiUtant j rt tipti I Besides assisting Mr. Sanders, our Principal, with his many administrative duties, Mr. Campbell prepares the daily bulletin and handles problems of discipline. In the latter capacity he tries to bring about an understanding of students' problems and arrive at a solution satisfactory to students, teachers, and parents. Mr. Campbell has been at Tilden for over twenty years. For seventeen of those he taught wood shop and model building. He has been an assistant principal since 1947. MR. ALFRED STEUBER __-Wiiistanl j rinciptif Making the organizational report of the school, supervising the programming of all students, and handling problems of discipline, are some of the duties of Mr. Steuber. Untangling knotty problems of subject sequences is also one of the Assistant Principal’s jobs. A student with program difficulties can always count on Mr. Steuber to come to his assistance. Before appointment to his present posi- tion, four years ago, Mr. Steuber taught drafting, general science, chemistry, algebra, and physics for seventeen years. MR. LESLIE SCHAEFFER S)nperinferu enf of Ellops The responsibility of keeping the Tilden shops well stocked rests with Mr. Schaeffer, a Tilden Alumnus. In order that every Tildenite gets the best possible use of them, Mr. Schaeffer sees that the shops are kept in tip-top condition. Maintaining a perpetual inventory of movable school property also falls under Mr. Schaeffer's supervis:on. Records of all furniture and equipment, and its loca- tion, are kept up-to-date by close cooperation between the mainte- nance department and the Superintendent of Shops. 10 DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN Row 1: Miss Mullon. Music; Miss Bohman. Art; Mr. Murray. Social Studies; Mr. Apking. Phys- ical Education; Miss Woessner, Mathematics; Miss Kritzei. English; Mr. Coble, Language. Row 2: Mr. Isbaner. Drafting; Mr. Weiner. Science. SPONSORS Mr. Weiner. Miss Heintz. Mr. Murray. Miss Mullen. OFFICE STAFF Row 1: Miss Doyle. Miss Tarr, Miss Me Cambridge. Row 2: Miss Newell. Mrs. Nolan. LIBRARY STAFF Row 1: Mrs. Traxler. Mrs. Pope. Row 2: Mr. Joria, Mrs Lloyd. M jA men The Adjustment Office is under the supervision of Mrs. Mary Hilton. She administers tests to all incoming students and records results on permanent record cards in the files in the office. This information, available to division and class teachers and sponsors, is easily accessible to them. Mrs. Hilton also cooperates with welfare and relief organizations in securing medical, dental, and economic aid for needy students. Assisting boys to find part or full time jobs after school, investigating causes for leaving school, and registering eighteen year olds for Selective Service are among Mr. Roland West's varied duties. He is also the custodian of the precious street car passes issued each semester by the C.T.A. The steady stream of boys to and from his office is evidence of the numerous calls made on Mr. West's helpfulness. ant 1C areeri Guidance of boys who desire to extend their education beyond high school is given by Miss Katherine Birmingham. On file in Miss Birmingham's office for information of students, are entrance requirements for numerous colleges and universities. In appraisals and careers classes students survey the occupational fields to learn of vocational opportunities that are available to them, and are able, by tests, to determine the type of work for which they are best suited. S lttendc ance It is the aim of the Attendance Office to encourage regularity and punc- tuality. All problems of non-attendance and tardiness are referred to this office, which is in charge of Miss Aline Cullison. A remodeled office and a cumulative attendance record system were new this year. In the revised system, a single card gives a complete picture of a student's attendance and leasons for absence. In the belief that irregular attendance leads to failures and dropouts, the attendance personnel strive to reduce absences to a minimum. Row 1: Mines. Boussios, Coe. Ma tulis, Stych. Streibich. Ladewski. Enriqht, Johnson. Row 2: Mmes. Harris. Molis. Ado- mayti8. Smith. Majosky. Danos. Morris. Row 3: Mmes. Jackson. Hill. Tazic. McKenna. Tuomey. Filer. Bell, Berman. Schill. Stiber. Lamb. Wagner. Dickson. Marsh. Row 1: Mmes. Hair. Ward. Myors, Miles. Barnes, Underwood. Pow 2: Mmes. Graves, Herron. Ross. DiMuro. Neveau. Grady, Slovey. Mroz. Row 3: Mmes. Weller, Kline. Beard. Nielson. Gawell, Haky, Josephatis. Lindviborg. Witten- spoon. Kasper, Thompson, Eaves. Johnson. OFFICERS P.D.Jl. Row 1: Mrs. Alex Masulis. Vice President. Mrs. H. J. Streibich. Cor. Secretary; Mrs. Edward Ladewski. Treas.; Mrs. H. Johnson. Rec. Secretary. Row 2: Miss June Heintz. 3rd Vice President; Mrs. Lester Kline. Historian; Mrs. Ralph Coe. 1st Vice President; Mrs. Arthur Enriqht. President. The theme of the P.T.A. for the year 1951-52 was Together We Learn. In conjunction with this program, parents and teachers have met and discussed many phases of education. In October, the parents and teachers met and welcomed the freshman mothers. A tour of the shops and laboratories was conducted in No- vember. Miss Margaret Mullen contributed to the Christmas program by presenting a series of numbers by the senior chorus. The following months brought lectures and filmfe, which proved interesting to everyone. This June, next year's officers were nominated and the annual report given. 13 Mr. Post, Veterans' Counselor, directs a group in preparation for final tests. Miss Dix instructs students in social studies. Mr. Goodrich, teacher of mathematics and science conducts a lesson in qeom- etry. Vet etc reins 9 Approximately eighteen hundred ex-servicemen have taken advan- tage of the veterans' program at Tilden. For many of them it has meant fulfillment of an ambition to attend college; for others, it has meant undreamed of opportunities in business and industry; for all, it has been an enriching experience. The program has made it possible for students who left school during World War 2 to join the Armed Forces, to complete their interrupted education. Here, each student pro- gresses at his own rate, receiving credit for a course by passing a test administered by the Veterans' Test- ing Service of the Chicago City Junior Colleges. Mrs. Aldrich and students of English discuss trends in literature. 14 THE DIRECTION IN WHICH EDUCATION STARTS A MAN WILL DETERMINE HIS FUTURE LIFE. —Plato. 15 reshman iJeacheri fine nn , up l lie parade L Row 1: Mrs. Garas. Mathematics; Mrs. Cassin. English; Mrs. Gold. Spanish; Miss Carroll. Mathematics; Mrs. Gruenberq, Science. Row 2: Mr. Gordy, History; Mr. Worst. Draftinq. Row 1: Miss Carroll. Mathematics; Mr. Hartman. Science; Miss Demlinq, Social Studies; Mr. Eberle, Draftinq. Row 2: Mr. Hansen. Science; Mr. Brewer. English; Mr. Clark. Chemisiry. Row 1: Miss Puder. Mathematics; Mr. N. Miller. Draftinq; Mr. Ahern. Enqlish; Miss Miller. Mathematics. Mrs. Irmiqer. Enqlish. Row 2: Mr. Rummel. Physics; Mr. Kennedy. Mathematics; Mr. Kulieke. Science. FACULTY Seated: Mrs. Shaviro. English; Mrs. Kuffner. mathematics; Mr. Loess, physical education; Mrs. Reichert. Enqlish. Standinq; Mr. Pachuclci, mathematics; Mr. Walters, draltinq; Mr. Mowen. physical education. Seated: Miss Simcox. mathematics; Mrs. Shalett, Enqlish; Miss Woess- ner. mathematics; Mrs. Juhasz. math- ematics. Standinq: Mr. Weiner, chemistry. Seated: Miss Foqarty. social studies; Mr. Lasher, physics; Miss Plaehn. social studies; Mr. Kunka, science. Standinq: Mr. Brady, physical educa- tion; Mr. Ingle, chemistry; Mr. Kulat. social studies; Mr. Collins, chemistry. JLL on llic march 17 FACULTY Row 1: Mr. Flores. Spanish; Mrs. Cramer. Music; Miss Keeler. Social Studies; Miss Beddow, Bioloqy. Row 2: Mr. Murray. Social Studies; Mr. Brinkman. Physical Education. Row 1: Mrs. Kampf, Draftinq; Mr. Levy. Physics; Miss Mullen. Music; Miss Lawler. Social Studies. Row 2: Mr. Woerner, Draftinq. Mrs. Kolarits. Enqlish; Miss Connolly. Social Studies; Miss Bohman. Art. Row 1: Mrs. Larkin. Physics; Mrs. Barton. Science; Mrs. Fitzqerald. Enqlish. Row 2: Mr. Steiqely. Draftinq; Mr. Coble. German. junior faculty ivh i Sequences in line L -Senior SJeacherA Send Cj racls on , teir watj Seated: Mr. Lane, mathematics; Mr. Rudner. biology; Mr. Parkhill. phys- ical education; Mr. Reim. drafting; Mrs. Stanton. English. Standing: Mr. Smoler. chemistry. Seated: Mrs. Malloy. English; Miss Heintz. mathematics; Mrs. Gold. Span- ish; Miss Gallagher. English; Mrs. Garas. mathematics. Standing: Mrs. Fischer, English. Seated: Miss Kritzer. English; Mr. Worst, drafting; Miss Uling. Eng- lish; Miss Clancy, typewriting. Standing: Mr. Isbaner. drafting; Mrs. Sudman. science; Mr. Levin, social studies. 19 Mr. Botts. Mr. Noonan and Mr. Buchanan instruct David Good- child in the weldinq oi a chain link. Mr. McNab. Mr. Pfister and Mr. Miller of pattern and model shops, watch lack Lorbach operate a jig saw. Mr. Broderick. Mr. Keating and Mr. Moran of the print shops. Mr. Morano and Mr. Hoffman observe Nick Traqos as he cuts pattern away for making a mold in foundry. Jdere duture Dec , inicians are trained 20 MORE TECH TRAINERS PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Lelt—Row 1: Mr. Hicks. Mr. Economakos. Mr. Barbaro. Mr. Hartman. Mr. Apkinq. Row 2: Mr. Winkler. Mr. Kinsey. Mr. Mowen. Mr. Salario. Mr. Postl. Mr. Harvey, Mr. Brinkman. R.O.T.C. INSTRUCTORS Below: M Sqt. Williams. S.F.C. Petrauskas. S.F.C. Piersa. Mr. Straka. Mr. Kuehl and Mr. Me Erlean approve Don Esposito's skill in threadinq on a lathe in Machine shop. Kenny Morishiqe adjusts wire re- corder under direction of Mr. Timme and Mr. Haskell in the Electric shop. Mr. Burqchardt demonstrates use of the maqneto tester for John Flatley in Aircraft shop. Mr. Van Scoyoc. Mr. Economakos. Mr. Roberts. Mr. G underman. and Mr. Whyte of Wood and Plastics shops, look on as Sam Kelly operates a band saw. CAMPUS LEADERS Tech Times Staff Class Officers January 1953 Team Captains Club Presidents Class Officers June 1952 Craftsman Staff 22 C ommittees JUNE 19 5 2 ELECTION COMMISSIONERS Robert Vaulman Sigmund Erber Donald Nelson Leonard Louie James Trend Robert Conrad Peter Volk Walter Niezabitowski Richard Taylor Charles Palumbo RING AND SWEATER Arthur Bryant Henry Fiene Edwin Vamet John Garner Sigmund Erber Donald Raymer Andrew Mravca Frank Con torno Richard Taylor John Grabowski GIFT Raymond Martin Sigmund Erber Andrew Mravca James Kuzel Leroy Kohut Donald Nelson George Trenda Tames Brooks Robert Vaulman Clayton Gervais Ronald Kunst Ambrose Lopresti Sigmund Erber Joseph Guzcziol Ronald Kunst Earl Murphy Gerald Kudla CHAPTER HEADS James Trend Harvey Kline Denis Hoge PROM John Grabowski John Kocher John Gerisher Ronald Bean Robert Dryier Roy Murphy Leo Stalzer James Kucharski Edwin Vamet 24 $ une, 1952 JOHN JOSEPH JALOWIEC President of the Class of June, 1952 Vice-President of Student Council, Baseball Team, Na- tional Honor Society, Lettermen's Club, Office Aid. ANTHONY JOHN ACAS—Tech Times, Student Council, Hall Guard, Service Club, Clippinqs Bureau. JOHN ALKSNIS—Student Council. Clippinqs Bureau, Readinq Guard. Camera Club. Band. JOHN HENRY ALLEN—Hall Guard. Camera Club. STEPHEN GEORGE BASINSKI—Pool Guard. Hall Guard, Student Council. RONALD CHARLES BEAN—Student Council. Lettermen's Club. Hall Guard. Football Team. Chapter Head. JOSEPH RICHARD BECKER—-Morninq Guard, Sponsors List. DENNIS DONALD BERNY—Senior Basketball. Hall Guard. Locker Guard. Honor Roll. Sponsor Guard. ROBERT ALONZA BEYMER—Varsity Football. Wrestlinq Team. Hall Guard. Proqram Aid. Colleqe Day Staff. JOHN PETER BISIULES—Intramural Sports, Hall Guard. Tech Times. CARLOS P. BLANCO—Library Guard. Intramural Sports. GREGORY F. BOLTZ—Honor Club. Chess Team Captain, Chess Club. ROBERT HOLLAND BOYD—Fire Guard. Enqlish Guard. EDWARD ANDREW BOZEK Baseball Team. Honor Club. Office Guard. Counsellor Aid. Locker Guard. JAMES EDWARD BREEN—Color Guard. Achievement Dinner. Hall Guard. M.P.. Fire Guard. Ushers. JOSEPH BRENNAN—Track Team, Cross Country. Enqlish Guard. Hall Guard. CHARLES WILLIAM BRONKALA—Intramural Basketball. Office Guard. Locker Guard. JAMES H. BROOKS— Band. Intramural Basketball. Hall Guard. Movie Club. Division Aid. ARTHUR C. BRYANT—Honor Club. Rinq and Sweater Comm.. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. 25 PALMER WILLARD BUNNELL Track. Student Council. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. Bioloqy Club. ALVIN DeWITT BURROUGHS—Hall Guard. Pool Guard. Student Teacher. Enqlish Marker. RAY F. CALVILLO—Intramural Sports. Lunch Guard. Hall Guard. English Marker. JOHN FRANK CARRINGTON Rifle Team. Track Team. M.P. THOMAS BRYAN CARVER—Wrestlinq Team. Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. Office Guard. Lost and Found. CHRIST S. CHRISTOPOULOS—Achievement Dinner. Honor Club. Math Club. Office Aid. Hall Guard. Pool Guard. ARTHUR FRANCIS CICHORSKI—Swim Team. Vice Pres, of Operators Club. Lettermen's Club. Staqe Crew. Pool Guard. Hall Guard. RICHARD LAWRENCE CLARKE--Color Guard. Usher. Picked Platoon. Fire Guard. Hall Guard. GALEN JOSEPH CLOUTIER Lunch Guard. Intramural Sports. ARTHUR FRANK COLBY—Pool Guard. Locker Guard. Track Team. Wrestlinq Team. Hall Guard. STANLEY COLE—Tilden Tech Times. Achievement Dinner. Attendance Guard. ROBERT E. CONRAD- National Honor Society. Honor Club. Times Staff. | 11 Guard. Election Committee. FRANK JAMES CONTORNO—Baseball Team. Track Team. Lettermen’s Club. Craftsman Art Editor. Student Council. CARL JOSEPH CORTESI—Intramural Sports. Hail Guard. Band. CHARLES J. CREMER—Officers Color Guard. Achievement Dinner. Ushers-R.O.T.C.. Picked Platoon. Hall Guard. Clippinqs Bureau. JACOB EUGENE CUNDARI—Wrestlinq Team. Achievement Dinner. Morninq Guard. Student Council. Intramurals. Lunch Room Guard. RONALD CARL DAHL—Wrestlinq Team. Honor Roll. Balcony Guard. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. LAWRENCE JOHN DeRORRE—Chess and Checker Club. Adjustment Guard. Intramural Sports. Chorus. Hall Guard. OTTO FRANK DeROULE Band. Vice Pres, of German Club. Morninq Guard. Student Council. RICHARD E. DeYOUNG—Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. Sponsor s List. Pool Guard. HENRY CARL DOBY—Hall Guard. Booster Club. 26 THOMAS JOHN DROBENA—Color Guard. M.P.. Ushers. Fire Guard. Operators Club. FOBERT DONALD DRYIER—Baseball Team. Sponsor Guard. Intra- mural Basketball. Chorus. EDWARD JOSEPH DUBSKY—Blue Print Operator. Intramural Sports. Morninq Guard, Enqlish Marker. Hall Guard. CHARLES KENNETH DYBAS -Bowlinq Team. Intramural Sports. DONALD LESLIE ELLIOTT—Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. Enqlish Marker. Lunch Room Guard. BERTRAND W. ELLIS—Senior Chorus. Morninq Guard, Math Club, Service Club. Hall Guard. Achievement Dinner. SIGMUND HENRY ERBER Times Staff, Student Council. 3 Achieve- ment Dinners. Office Aid. Rinq and Sweater Comm.. Adjustment Aid. JOHN ERICKSON Clippinqs Bureau. Library Guard. Hall Guard. FLOYD JOHN FARRINGTON—Student Teacher. Student Council. Wres- tlinq Team, Chorus. Tech Times. JAMES JOHN FEDEL—Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. Student Council. Pool Guard. ROBERT STANLEY FELISZAK—Honor Club. Band. Lettermen's Club. Clippings Bureau. Morning Guard. Intramural Sports. HAROLD FIENE-Lettermen's Club. Student Council. Clippinqs Bureau. Hall Guard. HENRY FIENE—Junior and Senior Basketball Mqr.. Baseball Mqr.. Lettermen's Club. Rinq and Sweater Comm.. 2 Achievement Dinnors. MELVIN LEROY FISHER—Football Team. Lettermen's Club. Clippinqs Bureau. Baseball Team. Tuq-of-War, Achievement Dinners. FRANK C. FITAK National Honor Society. Times Staff. Honor Club. Hall Guard, Assembly Leader. Intramural Sports. KARL R. FLAGG—R.O.T.C. Cadet Captain. M.P., Hall Guard. Office Guard. Ushers. JAMES FLETCHER—Times Staff. R.O.T.C.. Wrestlinq Team. Intramural Basketball, Soph. Football. JOSEPH FRANCIS FLOOD— Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. Student Council. Pool Guard. RONALD S. BOGE Vice-President of the Class of June, 1952 National Honor Society, Lettermen's Club, Track, Football. 27 EDWIN A. FORMAS—Office Guard. Intramural Sports, Hall Guard. WAYNE J. GALEY—Jr. Basketball. Sr. Basketball. Lettermen's Club. Honor Roll. Achievement Dinners. Hall Guard. WALTER B. GALLAS Band. Clippinqs Bureau. Honor Club. Library Guard. Achievement Dinner. Tech Times Staff. THOMAS E. GARDINER—National Honor Society. Camera Club. Crafts- man Guard. Enqlish Marker. Clippinqs Bureau. Guard. JOHN GARNER—Honor Club. Lunch Room Guard. Morninq Guard. Pool Attendant. Enqlish Marker. Achievement Dinners. Student Council. GENE C. GARRISON—R.O.T.C.. Picked Platoon. Intramural Sports, Camera Club. JOHN T. GASKA—Band. Clippinqs Bureau. GEORGE B. GASKIN Hall Guard. Enqlish Marker. Lunch Room Guard. Pool Guard. ANDREW GAYDOS -Honor Club, Hall Guard. Locker Guard. CLAYTON A. GERVAIS—Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. Student Coun- cil. Service Club. Office Aid. Operators' Club. CARL M. GIACOPELLI—Intramurals. Office Guard. Morninq Guard. Hall Guard. GEORGE WILLIAM GIBBS—Student Council, Soph. Football. Varsity Football. Wrestlinq Team. Operators’ Club. Lettermen's Club. KENNETH EDWARD GIGNAC— Pressman Times. Math Club, Honor Club. FRANK JOHN GIST—Senior Chorus. Hall Guard. Locker Guard. Intra- mural Basketball. Lab. Guard. STANLEY FRANCIS COMBOS Honor Club. Student Council. Swim Team, Achievement Dinner. Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. ROBERT P. GOMOLKA -Hall Guard. Balcony Guard. Intramurals. JOHN F. GONCIARCZYK—Tech Times, Wrestling Team. Service Club, Hall Guard. RILEY NUNN GORDON—Honor Club, Library Guard. German Club. THOMAS D. GOSLINOWSKI Wrestling Team. Operators' Club. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. ROBERT LeROY GOSNE'-L— Times Staff. Student Council. Concert Band. Morninq Guard. Hall Guard, Honor Roll. JOHN ALEXANDER GRABOWSKI National Honor Society. Honor Club. Tech Times Business Mqr.. Junior Class Treasurer. Clippinqs Bureau. Locker Guard. 28 DONALD LAWRENCE FAHY Secretary of the Class of June, 1952 Co-Captain Wrestling Team, Pres. Student Council, Pres. Lettermen's Club, Craftsman Staff Business Manager, Tech Times, Clippings Bureau. RALPH B. GRAHAM -Honor Club. Record Aid. Hall Guard. ARTHUR LYNWOOD GRISHAM Honor Club. Enqlish Marker. Hall Guard, Locker Guard. DONALD JOSEPH GRODESKY -Honor Roll. Hall Guard. Operators' Club. Baseball Team. Student Council. Locker Guard. FRANK HENRY GRUTZA LANNY ALBERT GUST—Pres, of Operators' Club, Sec.-Treas. of Math Club. National Honor Society. Treas. of German Club. Clippings Bureau. Pool Guard. JOSEPH JOHN GUZDZIOL—National Honor Society. Chapter Head. Honor Club. Clippings Bureau, Hall Guard. LEONARD JOHN GWOZDIESKI—Wrestling Team. Program Room Aid. Hall Guard. Attendance Guard. BERNARD LEO HALM—Times Staff. Intramural Sports. Adjustment Guard. Hall Guard. FRANK PAUL HALPER—Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. ARTHUR THOMAS HAMBRIC Student Council. Adjustment Guard. Hall Guard. Intramural Basketball Champs. JOHN GEORGE HARMANN Student Council. Hall Guard. Mominq Guard. Lunch Room Guard. Intramural Sports. CHARLES MARTIN HARNISCH Movie Opeators' Club. Student Coun- cil, Soph. Football. Intramural Sports. JAMES HENRY HARRIS—National Honor Society, Honor Club. Senior Chorus, Mgr. of Swimming Team. Adjustment Guard, Math Team. PAUL DAVID HAWKSWORTH—Student Council. Soph. Football. Varsity Football. Wrestling Team. Operators' Club. Lettermen's Club. JOSEPH H. HAWRYSZ—Senior Basketball. Lettermen's Club. Student Council. Achievement Dinner. Office Guard. PHILIP RICHARD HAYES—Biology Club. English Marker. Hall Guard. LUTHER HEGLAR—Drum-Bugle Corps Commander. Hall Guard. Attend- ance Guard. Operators’ Club. JOHN JAMES HESTER A—Chorus. Football Team. Hall Guard. 29 DENIS VINCENT HOGE —Honor Club. Achievement Dinner. Craftsman Staff. Intramural Sports. Chapter Head. Proqram Guard. LEO HOWARD -R.O.T.C., Hall Guard. Attendance Guard. Chorus. Intra- mural Sports. BERNARD JAMES HURLEY Student Council, Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. JOHN DAVID INMAN—Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. RIXON A. IRVINE—Intramural Sports. Lunch Guard. Hall Guard. Eng- lish Marker. Swim Guard. Assembly Leader. WILLIAM THOMES JAGIELLO Tech Times Staff. Intramural Sports. EDWARD STANLEY JANKOWSKI-Honor Club. Hall Guard. Marker Aid. GLEN G. JOHNSON—Staqe Crew. Operators' Club. Intramural Sports. LEONARD JOSEPH KACZMAREK Student Council. JOSEPH JAMES KADLUB—Varsity Football. Soph. Football, Junior Bas- ketball. Track Team, Office Guard. FRANK RAY KENNELLY—Hall Guard, Intramural Sports, Senior Chorus. RALPH KIMBROUGH -Operators’ Club. Drum-Bugle Corps. RICHARD JOSEPH KIRKILAS Hall Guard. Intramural Basketball. JOSEPH PAUL KLOTNIA—Tech Times, Movie Operator. Student Coun- cil. Intramural Sports. WILLIAM KARL KNAUZ-Operators' C1£T , 0 ' lub. Band. Hall Guard. Camera rators' Cl JOHN A. KOCHER - Intramural Sports. Swim Guard. Hall Guard. LEROY B. KOHUT—Student Council Treas.. Football Team Mgr., Na- tional Honor Society. Times Staff. Operators' Club. Clippings Bureau. WALTER KONKOL—Hall Guard. DONALD JOSEPH KORDELL Honor Club. Tech Times. Clippings Bu- reau. Wrestling Team. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. JAMES JOSEPH KUCHARSKI—Swim Team. Wrestling Team. Program Room Aid. Hall Guard. Intramural Basketball. Intramural Wrestling. GERALD FRANCIS KUDLA—Varsity Football. Soph Football. Letter- men's Club. Student Council. Student Teacher. Book Room Guard. 30 WARREN ANSELMO LARRIEU -Honor Club. d i AMES THORTON LAUGHEAD—Locker G JAMES THORTON TAUGHEAD—Locker Guard. M.P.. Rifle Team. Drill Team. Picked Platoon. Fire Guard. JAMES JOSEPH LAWRENCE—Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. Student Council. JAMES EDWARD LAWSON -Camera Club. Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. CHARLES JOSEPH LEONHART—Attendance Guard. Morning Guard. Lunch Guard. Wrestling. Sign Painters' Club. Intramural Sports. STANLEY THOMAS UHOSIT—Honor Roll. Clippings Bureau. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. JOHN B. LINDSEY-Hall Guard. PHILIP ANTHONY LJUBICICH Operators' Club. Gym Guard. Pool Guard. Achievement Dinner. Honor Club. German Club. RICHARD F. LLOYD—National Honor Society, Honor Club. Clippings Bureau. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. Achievement Dinners. WESLEY JOHN LLOYD-Hall Guard. HERBERT DAYLE LONG-Wrestling Team. Hall Guard. AMBROSE LOPRESTI Senior Basketball. Charter Committee. English Marker. Program Room Guard. Intramural Sports. Hall- Guard. LEONARD MICHAEL LOUIE—Track Team. Tech Times Staff. Hall Intramural Sports. Guard. Intramural Manager. Gym Guard. • .(Lv GERALD EDWARD KUFFELL-Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. RALPH GEORGE KUHL—Capt. of Senior Basketball Team. Lettermen's Club. Balcony Guard. RONALD DAN KUNST Sports Editor Craftsman Staff. Treas. National Honor Society. Wrestling Team. German Club. Honor Club. Achieve men! Dinner. JAMES JOSEPH KUZEL Intramural Sports. Track Team. Achievement Dinner. Attendance Guard. Operators' Club. Library Guard. EDWARD JOHN LADEWSKI National Honor Society. Student Council. Honor Club. Achievement Dinner. Clippings Bureau. Bowling Team. CHARLES R. ANDERSON Treasurer of the Class of June, 1952 Wrestling Team, Lettermen's Club, Honor Club, Class Treasurer, Intramurals. 31 RICHARD JOSEPH LUCKMAN—Student Council. Hall Guard. Office Aid. Clippings Bureau. Baseball Team. Camera Club. ANGELO P. MADIA Student Council. English Guard. Pres. Biology Club. Spanish Club. Hall Guard, Sign Painters. JOSEPH STANLEY MAKUCH—Attendance Guard. Morning Guard. Lunch Guard. Wrestling Team. Intramural Sports. ANTHONY CHARLES MAROTTA English Marker. Pool Guard. Hall Guard. Office Guard. Gym Guard. RAYMOND WALTER MARTIN - National Honor Society, Gift Commit- tee. Honor Club. Craftsman Staff. Clippings Bureau. Math Club. 'yf WILLIAM GENE MARTIN Officer R.O.T.C.. Student Council. Adjust- Guard. English Marker. Hall Guard. Usher. JOHN MICHAEL MARTINOVICH—Clippings Bureau. Service Club. HAROLD MARVEL -Track Team. Senior Chorus. Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. JOSEPH ANTHONY MESSLEIN Honor Club. Morning Guard. Balcony Guard. Intramural Sports. Division Aid. RAYMOND McCORMICK—Hall Guard. Locker Guard. DONALD RODNEY McKEE -Student Teacher. Pool Guard. Hall Guard. Student Council, President of Chorus. JOSEPH MISKIV—Movie Operator, Morning Guard. Hall Guard. Clip- pings Bureau. R.O.T.C.. Usher. JOSEPH C. MORANO JOHN S. MOREFIELD—English Guard. Hall Guard. Library Guard. FRANK ROBERT MORRISON Assembly Committee. Hall Guard. Shop Aid. Gym Aid. ANDREW EDWARD MRAVCA—Honor Roll. Wrestling Team. Hall Guard. Ring and Sweater Committee. Student Council. Craftsman Staff. EARL MURPHY -Craftsman Staff. Math Club, English Guard. Student Council. Hall Guard, Lunch Room Guard. ROY MURPHY—Scholarship Staff. English Guard. Hall Guard. Chapter Head. THOMAS MURPHY -Senior Chorus. RICHARD JOSEPH NASTACHOWSKI—Times Staff. Hall Guard. CHARLES ARNOLD NEANDER—Intramural Sports. Office Guard. Eng- lish Marker. Hall Guard. 32 DONALD H. NELSON—Student Council. Gift Committee. Lunch Room Guard, Library Guard. English Guard. WALTER JOHN NIE2ABITOWSKI—National Honor Society, Feature Editor of Tech Times. Honor Club, Principal's List. Achievement Dinners, Adjustment Office Guard. JOHN PATRICK O'BRIEN—Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. JAMES ALEX OLIVETTI—Hall Guard. HERBERT EUGENE A'MEARA Tech Times. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. EMIL PAUL ORN—Concert Band. Achievement Dinner. Intramural Basketball. MICHAEL PETER OSWALD R.O.T.C.. Fire Guard, Usher. M.P.. Camera Club. Hall Guard. WILLIAM A. PALKA — Senior Basketball Team, Baseball. Sec. Letter- men's Club. Balcony Guard, Office Guard. CHARLES S. PALUMBO Student Council. Hall Guard. Library Guard. Band. THOMAS S. PAWLOWSKI—Swimming Team, Wrestling Team, Intra- mural Sports. Hall Guard. ROBERT HENRY PETERSEN—Cheer Squad. Lettermen's Club. Veterans' Center Guard. Football Team. JOSEPH CARMELO PINTA—Craftsman Staff. Cross Country, Intramural Sports. BURT ANDREW PORZEL -Hall Guard. Picked Platoon. Ushers, Rifle Team, Chess and Checkers Club. EDWIN PULA —Honor Club. Clippings Bureau. Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. DONALD PULLEN ANDREW PURNELL—Band. Camera Club. Service Club. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. SIGMOND JOHN RADZIWONOWICZ- Co-Editor of Craftsman. Honor Club. Achievement Dinners. Clippings Bureau. Office Aid. Intra- mural Sports. DONALD RAYMER—Ring and Sweater Committee. WALLACE REDDITT—Football Team. Intramural Basketball. JAMES REITSMA -Soph Football. Varsity Football. Hall Guard. Intra- mural Sports. DONALD ROBINSON—Intramural Sports. Hall Guard, Operators Club. Library Guard. 33 ADOLPHUS COLLINS ROSS Achievement Dinners. Ushers. M.P.. Fire Guard. Picked Platoon. Service Club. CLARENCE JOSEPH RYBOWIAK Band. Program Room Guard. Crafts- man Art Staff. Musicians' Club. English Marker. Intramural Basket- ball. STANLEY MICHAEL RYCYZYN National Honor Society. Co-Editor of Craftsman. Achievement Dinners. Honor Club. Office Aid. Intra- mural Sports. STANLEY VINCENT RZEMINSKI Clippings Bureau. Attendance Guard. Hall Guard. Library Guard. ANOS MARTIN SANTEE—Lunch Guard. Intramural Sports. THOMAS JOSEPH SARNA- Baseball. Senior Basketball. Hall Guard. THEODORE RONALD SCHAEFER WILIJAM N. SCHOBERT Times Stall. Eccentric Drill Team. R.O.T.C. Staff. Picked Platoon. Color Guard. Ushers. ROBERT FRANK SCHUCH Student Council. Hall Guard. CHARLES FRANCIS SCHWONTKOWSKI—Wrestling Team. Soccer Mgr.. Chorus. Student Council. Honor Club. Intramural Mgr. NORMAN HAROLD SENERIUS—Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. Gym Guard. THOMAS JOE SIMON—Student Teacher. Track Team. Hall Guard. RONALD ALLEN SINCLAIR National Honor Society. Pres. Math Club. Honor Club. Soph Football. Craftsman Staff. Clippings Bureau. WALTER JOSEPH SLAUGHTER—Wrestling Team. Hall Guard. Gym Guard. Pool Guard. ROBERT JOSEPH SMOLENSKI Honor Club. Band. Hall Guard. EDWARD SOLNER National Honor Society. Sec. Student Council. Honor Club. Pres. German Club. Art Editor Craftsman. Math Club. JOSEPH LEON SOPARZ—Intramural Sports. Operators' Club. Hall Guard. Lunch Guard. ROBERT LAWRENCE SOWACKE—Bowling Team. JOHN JAMES SPUSTA DANIEL ROBERT STACHOWSKI—Vice Pres. National Honor Society. Honor Club. Math Club. Clippings Bureau. Scholarship Staff. Intra- mural Sports. LEO H. STALZER—National Honor Society. Achievement Dinner. Stu- dent Council. Intramural Basketball. Craftsman Staff. Hall Guard. 34 STANLEY L. STAMETS Band. Math Club. Reading Guard. Hall Guard. DONALD E. STARK-Baseball, Intramurals. Office Guard. Band. Serv- ice Club, Hall Guard. FRANK EUGENE STASKO- Honor Club. English Guard. EDWARD THOMAS STAFANIAK Hall Guard. Service Club. Student Council. RAYMOND ANTHONY STEPHENS National Honor Society. Honor Club. Math Club. German Club. Clippings Bureau. PATRICK JOHN SULLIVAN Hall Guard. Times Staff. THOMAS EDWARD SWEDA - Intramural Basketball Champs. Student Council. ROBERT GEORGE SZCZEPKOWSKI Honor Club. Band. Intramural Sports. EDWARD MARION SZESZYCKI Clippings Bureau. Hall Guard. RICHARD LLEWELLYN TAYLOR —Captain Swim Team, Treas. Letter- men s Club, Vice Pres. Senior Chorus. Ring and Sweater Commit- tee, Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. WALTER JOSEPH TAYLOR-Intramural Basketball. Student Council. Math Club, Hall Guard. Adjustment Guard. EMERSON EDWARD THOMAS—Hall Guard. Math Club. Student CounciL JOE LOUIS THOMAS Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. Operators' Club. Library Guard. ROBERT THOMAS TOKARZ JAMES GEORGE TREND -Honor Club. Tech Times Staff. English Marker. Chapter Head. GEORGE EDWARD TRENDA—Clippings Bureau. Math Club. Honor Club. Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. Student Teacher. PETER ROSARIO TROVATO—Book Room Guard. Hall Guard. ALBERT A. TUBINAS Camera Club. Hall Guard. Locker Guard. LEONARD M. VALLES—M.P.. Fire Guard. Usher. Eccentric Drill Team. JAMES ELMER VARNADO Varsity Football. Soph. Football. Track Team. Intramural Sports. EDWIN JOSEPH VARNET Track Team. Tech Times. Student Council. Honor Club. Biology Club. Clippings Bureau. 35 ROBERT M. VAULMAN—National Honor Society. Achievement Dinner. Swim Team. Intramural Sports. Craftsman Staff. Balcony Guard. JOHN GEORGE VERKADE National Honor Society. Honor Club. Chorus Pianist. Office Guard. Clippings Bureau. German Club. FRANKLIN JEROME VITEK Varsity Football. Times StaH. Soph. Foot ball. Track Team. Lettermen's Club. 2 Achievement Dinners. PETER VOLK—Student Council. Chorus. Hall Guard. JEROME KENNETH WANTROBA Office Guard. Hall Guard. Program Room Guard. Intramural Sports. RICHARj) WALTER WAPNIARSKI -Scholarship Committee. THOMAS A. WARD Junior Basketball Team. Adjustment Guard. Hall Guard. Lettermen's Club. FRED JOE WARNER Honor Club. Lettermen's Club, Junior Basketball Team. Attendance Guard. Hall Guard. Balcony Guard. RICHARD EUGENE WATSON—Student Council. Office Guard. Lunch Room Guard. Senior Chorus. Intramural Sports. Tech Times. JAMES STERLING WEBB -Executive Committee Student Council, Presi- dent German Club. Math Club. Library Guard. Band. National Honor Society. RICHARD JOHN WEGROWSKI Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. RONALD E. WEHRLE—Intramural Sports, Hall Guard. Student Council. German Club. Band. Locker Guard. GEORGE DONALD WEINBERG Band. Student Council. Times Staff. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. FRANK CHARLES WELLER National Honor Society. Honor Club. Math Club. Clippings Bureau. Craltsman Stafl. 3 Achievement Dinners. % WILLIAM GERALD WIEDERHOLD—Football. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. WILLIAM BENJAMIN WILLBORN—National Honor Society. Track Team, German Club. Student Council. Concert Band. Lettermen's Club. LAWRENCE L. WISEMAN -Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. PETER THOMAS WITKOWSKI R.O.T.C.. Student Council. Hall Guard. Library Guard. EDWIN JOSEPH WOJCIECHOWSKI Office Guard. Hall Guard. Checker Club. Operators' Club. Intramural Basketball. Intramural Ping- Pong. WILLIAM ROBERT WUJCIK -Co-Capt. Varsity Football. Soph. Football. Lettermen's Club. Tech Times Staff. Hall Guard. Student leacher. EDWARD GEORGE YELEN Baseball Team. Soccer Team. Intramural Sports. EDWARD RICHARD YOUNG Jr. Baskotball, Sr. Basketball. Balcony Guard. Hall Guard. Achievement Dinner. Lettermen's Club. MICHAEL THOMAS ZACKER Hall Guard. Intramural Basketball. Intra- mural Tug-War. RAY JOSEPH ZAWACKI National Honor Society. Honor Club. Office Guard. Clippings Bureau. NATHAN MARK ZIRIN—Swimming Team. Wrestling Team. Football Mgr.. Chors, 2 Achievement Dinners. Lettermen's Club. + June, 1952 June Graduates whose pictures do not appear in the book. Ronald Francis Adamovics Donald Richard Andrews Robert Alex Arcieri Richard George Artus John Bakevich Dennis Donald Bernatowicz Dominic James Bertucci John Michael Broderick Robert M. Brown Eugene Peter Budnik Thomas John Bukiri George Donald Carlson Ronald Dean Campbell Lawrence Edward Cisek Frederick Robert Cook Dewey Lawrence Crockett Julian Gerald Dasbek Jonathan Dooley Robert Martin Doyle Steven Bernard Drzewiecki Ronald Peter Dziallo Wallace Ellison William Alan Eubank Charles Armin Feipel Leo Carl Fitterer James Fischer Norman William Frost Eugene Lee Garry Leonard Peter Gawron Walter Joseph Gawron Robert John Goetz Joseph Henry Gold Wilbur Lloyd Haag Tibor Halasz Calcard Joseph Honsa Edward Michael Hynes Francis Robert Ibarra Edward Andrew Jedlowski James Richard Kelbus Walter William Kledzik Harvey Kline Francis John Kmiec Jerome Kotrba William George Robert L. Lee Thomas James Malloy William Valentine Mangan Chester Joseph Mical John Joseph McMaster Winton Lenard Murray Edward Joseph Niemiec Ernest Andrew Paul Joseph David Pillar Clarence Lewis Poffenberger Joseph Casmir Rapnikas Robert Russel Reynolds Ronald Otto Rohadiox Samuel Rousseau Edward Anthony Sakowski Richard George Schaefer Thomas Sharkey Nick Spazio Walter August Stagowski Donald Alexander Stankus Robert Paul Stevens Thaddeus Stock Otto Carl Stuparitz Patrick John Sullivan Bruno Edward Svetika Robert John Swanberg Thomas Vincent Swazen John Robert Torkelson John Dean Treep Dave Thomas Try ban Albert Richard Urzendowski Richard Earl Vanderbeck William Robert Waleryszak Thomas Eugene Wick John Elmer Wilinski Richard Stanley Wirtachoreck Richard Edward Wisniewski Edward Anthony Wrobel Victor Eli Yelaska 37 (Committee5 JANUARY 19 5 3 RING Walter Pinkney Willard Lave Ray Eaves Robert Bamum Peter Pakeltis ♦ SWEATER Walter Pinkney Robert Bamum Fred Drawert James Francis Peter Pakeltis CHAPTER HEADS Walter Pinkney Willard Lave Ray Bergman Robert Bamum Peter Pakeltis anuary, 1953 JERRY RICHARD HOMAN President of the Class of January, 1953 Craftsman Art Editor, Band. LANGDON SPOTSWOOD ABINGTON—Sign Painters Club. RUBEN ANTHONY—Hall Guard. LAURENCE BALLARD—Attendance Guard. Library Guard. Hall Guard PHILLIP LOMAX BECKHAM- -Student Council. Hall Guard. Chorus. fOHN CHARLES BELL—Hall Guard. English Guard. Locker Guard. WILLIAM LAWRENCE BELL-Band. Honor Club. • JOSEPH PATRICK BENSON -Honor Club. Times Staff. Adjustment Oyard, Teacher's Aid, Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. RAYMOND WALTER BERGMAN—Student Council. Lost and Found GttaAi. Gym Guard, Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. JOHN BERMAN—Craftsman Staff. Hall Guard. Service Club. Intramural Sports. English Guard. IOHN C. BUKALSKI—Chorus. Band. WALTER B. BUKALSKI—Chorus. Band. HORACE MARTIN BULGER—-German Club, Attendance Guard. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. RICHARD WILLIAM CAMPBELL-Honor Club. Math Club. Clippings Bureau. Hall Guard. Chorus. English Guard. JEROME CANNON ALBERT MARTIN CARSON -Soph. Football. Varsity Football. Hall Guard. Honor Club. Balcony Guard. Track Team. ELIJAH BANKS -Band. Picked M.P.. Movie Operators' Club. ROBERT LEONARD BARNUM -Tech i. Ushers. English Guard. EUGENE ROBERT BEASLEY—Track Team. Hall Guard. Wrestling Team, Tech Hi-Y. 39 JEROME JOSEPH CATUARA—Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. HARRY BERNARD CLARK R.O.T.C. Officer. M.P.. Usher. Lost and Found Guard. Hall Guard. PAUL CLARK Student Council. Chorus. MARCUS ADOLPHUS CLARKE Honor Club. Math Club. Camera Club. Chorus. Track Team. National Honor Society. MAURICE CLARENCE CLEMENT Wrestling Team. Football Team. BRUNO ALBERT COLBACCHINI—Hall Guard. Math Club. NATHANIEL GEORGE COLEMAN-Chorus. Hall Guard. Locker Guard. Intramural Sports. Attendance Guard. Lunch Room Guard. ERIC L. DAVIS—Hall Guard. JOHN LOUIS DIXON—Chortis. Hall Guard. Locker Guard. Intramural Sports. Attendance Guard. Lunch Room Guard. CHARLES WARREN DORSEY—Student Council. Lunch Room Guard. Locker Guard. FREDERICH ERHARDT DRAWERT -Band. Clippings Bureau. Hall Guard. Sweater Committee. RAYMOND KaNCIS EAVES—Lost)pnd '' PATRICK IOHN FIT7.CFR A! nd Found Girard, Intramural PATRICK JOHN FITZGERALD Hall Guard. Pool Guard, JAMES D. FORD—Sponsor Guard. Intramural Basketball Locker Guard. Program Guard. Band. JAMES RICHARD FRANCIS—Varsity Football. Soph. Football. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. Lettermen's Club. CHARLES CAiy. GERACI—Football Team. Intramural Sports, English Marker. Hall Guard. ANTHONY ALEXANDER GIBSON—Hall Guard. English Marker. Intra- mural Sports. Record Aid. BING GIN—Intramural Manager. Baseball Team Manager. Gym Guard. (S ALGERT MICHAEL staNEVIClf Vice-President of the Class of January, 1953 ' National Honor Society, Math Club, Clippings Bureau, Chorus, Honor Club 40 RICHARD WARD Secretary of the Class of January, 1953 Student Council, Achievement Dinner, Football Team, Pres. German Club, Service Club. ALONZO JOSE GLENN- Hall Guard. Football Team, Chorus. Lunch Room Guard. MILTON ANTHONY GORDON -Math Club. MELVIN JAMES GREGORY—Basketball Team. Hall Guard. Gym Guard. Locker Guard. Chorus. ALBERT LOUIS GROSS M.P., Fire Guard. Usher. Lunch Room Guard. Intramural Sports. Rifle Team. CARL GUST—Office Guard. Swim Team. Wrestling Team. Honor Club. Intramural Sports. JOHN ALVIN HAMM - National Honor Society. Tech Times Stall, Honor Club. Achievement Dinners. Executive Officer R.O.T.C. RUDOLPH FREDERICK HARLOW -Swim Team. Basketball Team. Li- brary Guard. English Guard. Intramural Sports. JAMES HEITMAN -Times Stall, Wrestling Team. Hajl uaxd, German Club. Intramural Sport . O. -------- 1 . I. Mornii irning Guard. Intra- RICHARD JOSEPH HICKEY -Student Council, mural Sports. ROBERT L. HOLMES—Hall Guard. Office Guard. Intramural Sports. TAYLOR Lunch )ffALJ ACi Q : h or us r u . Brum Bugle Corps. JARMON Swim Team. Concert Band. German Club, Guard. Intramural Sports. ARNOLD MAH i IN JOHNSON—Honor Club. Tech Times Staff, Adjust- ment Guard. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. R YMOJ , JOHN KANTOWSKI—Intramural Sports. HaU Guard. RAYM A DO] NALD CHARLES KLOC—Honor Club. Concert Band. Hall Guard. Locker Guard. DANIEL KNIGHT—Track Team. Intramural Sports. Lost and Found Guard. Camera Club. JEROME KONECCI—Honor Club. HaU Guard. English Guard. Intra- mural Sports. National Honor Society. 41 THOMAS JEROME KORTZ-Basketball Team. Balcony Guard. Office Guard. HENRY JAMES KRZYZANSKI Varsity Football. Intramural Sports. Lost and Found Guard. THOMAS FELIX LANDEROS Concert Band. Capt. of Cheer Squad. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports. WILLARD NORMAN LAVE—Honor Club. Office Guard. Wrestling Team. WILLIAM LEE Football Team. Track Team. Intramural Sports. Letter- men's Club. Attendance Guard. Hall Guard. ROMAN SID LEWIS—Attendance Guard. Lunch Room Guard. English Marker. PINKNEY C. LITTLE—Track Team. Intramural Track. RALPH FRANK MARATEA—Hall Guard. ROBERT ALAN MARQUARDT Hall Guard. Lunch Room Guard. HARRY FREDERICK MARTIN-Chess and Checker Club. Honor Club. Intramural Sports. EMMETT McBAIN—Hall Guard. Locker Guard. Chorus. Lunch Room Guard. RICHARD MESTAS—Hall Guard. Student Council. KENNETH DAVID METKE Wrestling Team. Intramural Sports. Student Council WILLIAM MITCHELL—Service Club. Usher. Fire Guard. Rifle Team. HARRY KARL MODEROW—Student Council. Honor Club. Tech Times. Student Teacher. Hall Guard. MIKE MONTAPERTO—Band. Hall Guard. Wrestling Team, Student CounciL WARREN HOWARD MORGAN-Student Council. R.O.T.C. Color Guard. Ushers. Drill Team. Football Team. Tech Times Staff. JOHN WILLIAM NARCARTI Band. Hall Guard. WILLIAM LURA HILLS Treasurer of the Class of January, 1953 Tech Times, Soph. Football, Intramural Sports. 42 t .O.T.C.. National Honor Society, Chorus. Picked Platoon, Rifle Team, Student Council. ANTHONY BERNARD PAZDA Hall Guard. Lunch Room Guard. WALLET PINCKNEY —Student Council. German Chorus. Hall Guard. HAROLD RICHARD PITTEL Lunch Room Guard. English Guard. ROBERT ALBERT PREININGER Baseball Team. English Guard. Intra- mural Sports. ROBERT MATTEW PROBSTFIELD National Honor Society. Student Council Officer. Honor Club. Oflice Guard. English Guard, Achieve- ment Dinner. JOHN WALTER ROLINSKAS Basketball. Baseball. PRESLEY ROSS Chorus. Library iGuard. Intramural Track. Drum and Student Council. THOMAS FRANK SABELLA—Hall Guard. Student Council. Library Guard, Intramural Sports. FRANK RICHARD SCHUH—Student Council. Attendance Guard. Eng- lish Guard. Library Guard. Honor Club. JAMES HAROLD SMITH—Hall Guard. JOHN STANCIK -Stage Crew, Tech Times Stall. Math Club, National Honor Society. Student Council. Honor Club. EDWARD A. SWARTZ—Co-Captain Varsity Football Team. Soph. Foot- ball. Wrestling Team. Lettermen's Club. Craitsman Stafl. EUGENE JOSEPH TRUST—Pool Guard. Tech Times Staff. Chorus. CHARLES J. TURNER Hall Guard. Main Office Guard. Band. Intra- mural Sports. JOHN RONALD WASHINGTON Concert Band. German Club. Hall Guard. Division Aid. Intramural Sports. HARRY EUGENE WILKINS JR.-Track Team. 43 CHRISTOPHER L. WILLIAMS ALFRED LEE WILSON—Student Council. Honor Club. Clippings Bureau. Office Guard. English Guard. Lunch Room Guard. EDWARD CHARLES WOIKE—Pres. Biology Club. Pres. Bowling League. Stage Crew Manager. Head of Students Teachers. Soph. Football Team, Tech Times. JAMES DONALD ZOLLER -Intramural Basketball. Hall Guard. STEVE LAWRENCE ZWIER—Studen} Council. Tech Times. Clippings Bureau January. 1953 Graduates whose pictures do not appear in the book. Robert Raszinski Lawrence Reed Howard Ribbentrop George Smith Walter Smith George Soria Edward Toole Ronald Trenzel Lawrence Tullis Leonard Valles Richard Wapniarski Leon Webb James Weiner Donald Yager Frank Jahn John Julian Leonard Kaufman Lafayette Kitching Ronald Konziolka Henry Kosiek Donald Kozak Charles Kozicki William Kuban Vincent LaBarbera Dwayne Larson John Lee Ralph Lightfoot Bennet Lindsey Grant Little Carl Lizzio James Manning James McCue Harold McDowell Ronald Michard Romeo Moffett Anthony Moody Emil Morasovich John Morefield Walter Mozden Edward Niemiec Harry Nordquist James Papas Walter Pierzhala Emil Plush Leonidas Ragauskas Leroy Randall Ralph Aldrich Donald Baldwin Louis Blasco Raymond Boreman Ronald Casella Dewey Crockett Digby Denike James Distasio John Donovan Ramon Eppenstein Lawrence Evans Clen James Gerhard Frank Griffin Leonard Gwozdieski Lester Hebert 44 Q aciniz a Hon 3 45 In the Student Council, every division room is represented by a delegate or alternate who represents the division at the weekly meetings of the Council. The Council discusses all suggestions and complaints brought to it. Issues which are considered reasonable and practical are debated at length. Measures favored by a majority of the Council are presented to Mr. Sanders, our principal, for consideration and possible future action. The Council works on projects which are of value to the students, useful to the school, and of service to the community. The Tilden Tech Pilot was pub- lished by the Council, with the aid of their sponsor, Mrs. Stacia Fischer. It contains information on traditions, procedures, activities, and opportunities at Tilden. One of the important projects of the Council each year is decorating the Christmas Tree, which adorns the school lobby during the week before Christmas. Decorations are contributed by the entire student body, and are distinctly Tilden-like, many being geometric in design and of material processed in our shops. Just before school closed for Christmas, the tree was presented to the Children's Hospital of Cook County where it brought joy to the little ones all through the holidays. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Row 1: Jalowiec. Vice Pres. Fahy, Pres. Solner. Secy. Kohut. Treas. Schuh. Friedl. Geron. Lizzio, Pazell. Row 2: Webb. Gibbs. Zwier. Row 3: Kudla. Ohlenkamp. Muderow. Hawrysz. Woike, Simpson. Eubank. Hawksworth. Strei- bich. Probstlield. Reer. Hamm. Pakeltis. JUNIORS AND SENIORS Row 1: Hero. Madia. Esnault. Dryier. Eubank. Streibich. Lizxio. Row 2: Kopczynski, Rudolph. Beckham. Gordon. Ward. Row 3: Kleon, Bean. Acas. Contorno. Schobert. Ladewski. Montaperto. Espo- sito. Ojeda. Hayden. Willborn. Farring- ton. Pinckney, Shine. Fahv. STUDENT COUNCIL FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES Row 1: Hanley. Cazeau. Jones. Geron. Pazell. Friedl. Reed. Kohut. Row 2: Wasitkevich. Fahy. Struck. Schmeltzer. Phillips. Dietrich. Yangas. Shisler, Johnson. Basso. Anderson. Row 3: Vasilakis. Dickover. Provo. Mil- ler. Kryzaniak. Pow. Jakusovas, Coe. Raczynski. Smith. Fiala. Martino. Brown. McNeilly. Koulouris. Olejnik, Bartkowiak, Krummick. Dion. Avgerinos. Sharkey. Miller. Jalowiec. NEW PEP BOOK MUSIC IN LUNCH ROOM CLEAN UP DRIVE BROTHERHOOD WEEK PROGRAM STREET CAR LOADING PLAN SPRING DANCE ATTENDANCE HONOR ROLL HONOR AWARDS ASSEMBLY 47 HONOR CLUB Row 1: Verkade. Streibich, Mr. Weiner. Mr. Kulieke, Dahl. Christopoulos, Boge. Fitak. Harris. Row 2: Anderson. Messlein. Trenda. Rycyczyn, Kohut. Lloyd. Grabowski. Wi- linski. Gallas. Varnet. Willborn. Garner. Gaydos. Row 3: Lihosit. Martin. Ladewski. Stevens. Guzdziol, Pula, Gust. HONOR CLUB Row 1: Mr. Kulieke. Mr. Weiner. Jawdr- ski, Jablonski. Uraski. Weller. Ross. Tebelskis. Skodg. Row 2: Bernat. Tautkus, Ragauskas. Ter- echow. Strumpl. Dombrowski. Dabrow- ski. Pakeltis. Carson. Hamm. Row 3: Agostinelli, Buhring. Reklaitis. Sullivan. Ryan. Esnault, Ewonaitis. Jakusovas. Paskale. Pazell, Tatum. Filer. Row 4: Littleford. Stuopis. Webb, Hay- den. Barthel, McClay. Urban, Fisher. Coe, Stevens. Row 5: Johnson, Benson. Trust. Shrup- sha. Albrecht. Yankovich. Trauscht. JJonor A club to which every student can attain is the Honor Club. It is one of the most popular clubs at Tilden. To it belong all students whose grades average E at the close of the semester. A stepping stone to the Honor Club is making the Sponsors' Scholarship List. This is a list posted after each quarterly grade day and contains names of all students with no grade below E . These students are potential Honor Club members. Membership in the Honor Club entitles the member to an Honor Club pin which represents enrollment for one semester. For each additional semestei of enrollment, a bar is added. Members of the Honor Club have the oppor- tunity of earning a letter and, in their senior year, of gaining membership in the National Honor Society. The aims of the Honor Club are to foster superior scholarship and to develop qualities of leadership, character, and good citizenship. 48 OFFICE Row 1: Kolodzioski. McMaster, Jansen. Row 2: Fugett. Bartkiewicz. Streibich. Holmes. Dimoglis. Zemki. Thomas. Row 3: Luckman. Miss Doyle. Kadlub. Shrupsha. Wohler. Wouliechowski. Solner. Turner. Hayden. Pazell. Ewonaitis. ADJUSTMENT Row 1: Pikul. Mrs. Fitzgerald. Paskale. Gross. Mrs. Hilton. Brice. Riskus. Row 2: Valles. McCormack. Enright. Burton. DeRorre. Nasiatka. Niezabitowski. Trauscht. Kelly. Benson. Row 3: Johnson. Kempke. Casey. Neubauer. Kleist. Williams. Nielsen. Bradley. Basso. MORNING Row 1: Barna. Cimcock. McGee. Wirth, Barna, Makuch. Row 2: Murdoch. Littleiord. Lolao, Bohse. Leonhart. DeFran- cisco. Row 3: Leonhart. Juskiewicz. Cupisn. Power. Wirth. McCoy. LIBRARY Row 1: Barna. Bridgewater. Bartkowiak. Ruiz. Shembor. Kam- merer. Nelson. Kukulka. Zacek. Zion. Row 2: Hayden. Rosine. Kuczora. Gordon. Brann. Yangas. Ross. Bartkus. Webb. Row 3: Marino. Bukowski, Moss. Baker. Mankus. Mr. Joria. DeMarco. Hannan. Madia, Washington. Beatty. McGee. Harlow. Graziano. Jestie. ATTENDANCE Row 1: Corine. Blasco. Makuch. Row 2: Casella. Wirth. Maurukas. Bakovich. Bartusiak. Santee. Row 3: Leonhart. Harmann. Giacopelli. Hopson. Lewis. Simpson. Row 4: Evancho. Cundari. Wirth. Preiksa. Warner. Dow Row 5: Abernathy. Ward. Leonhart. Howard. Simpson. Frost. FIRST PERIOD Row I: Wilson. Saldana. Lucent©. Row 2: McKinney. Cordell. Petros. Awgerinos. Harris. Zerial. Row 3: Haywood. King. Knebel. Ibarra. Rubenstein, Pawlowski. Row 4: Carver. Kucharski. Cisek. Wells. Marinec. Sibley. Row 5: McKeaq. Bronski. O'Brenar. Trybek. Beymer. Okon. FOURTH PERIOD Row 1: Buhring. McCarty. Bryant. Graves. Row 2: Ward. Christopoulos. Tasoone. Knobbe. McNerlly. Littleford. Row 3: Thornton. Calvillo. Fry. Wegrowski. SVoog. Reed. Row 4: Marks. Larrieu, Sohloqel. Gay. Fitzgerald. Carver. Row 5: Micele. Knoppe, Kennelly. Kocher. Troy. Beckham. SECOND AND THIRD PERIOD Row 1: Green. Babich. Harris. Row 2: Mizgalski. Comerlord. Hanacek. Drozd. Ward. Weinberg. Row 3: Kehoe. Heyward. Danielski. Kantowski. Sabella. John- son. Row 4: Flagg, McCray, Doby. Caldwell. Garrison. Gordon. Row 5: Senerius. K orriale. Sullivan. Pharr. Kocher. Frost. FOURTH PERIOD Row 1: Warner. Lehr. Row 2: Pula. Moran. Olivetti. Sereda. Laura. Koschnitski. Row 3: Tresp. Roth. Neeson. Pries. Sepka. McMaster. 50 FIFTH PERIOD Row 1: Wilk, Duncan. Mrowczynski, Bennecke. Babich. Blake, Sroka. Row 2: Howard, Sullivan. Hill. Warren. Rakauskas. Dirvianski. Scialabba. Row 3: Starkus. Pettit. Olivetti. Koschnitzk, Lucinskas, Henry. Row 4: Weston, Chaney. Jones. Lenwon. Lanier. Laura. Row S: Paziotopoulos. Sepka, Pries. Cofiey, Ciay, Casey. Row 6: Pula. Pegarsch. Weissenhofer. Roth, Scott, Neeson. SIXTH AND SEVENTH PERIODS Row 1: Agostinelli. Witkowski, Brock. Warren. Drenner. Foley. Lascola. Row 2: DiGrazia, Simpson, Stewart, Lucas, Bryant. Martinez. Larson. , Row 3: Bauman. Sullivan. Cisek. Carlson. Calvillo, Fitzgerald. Leonery. Row 4: Abrahm8, Kryzaniak. Moline. Zigmond, Sylvester. Daw- son. Cavanauch. Row S: Halper. Fickett, McKinley. Halwix, Rosenthal, Collar. Row 6: Roitsma. Lawrence. Allen. Kuffell, Thompson. Jakaitis. FIFTH PERIOD Row 1: Gavinski, Boberek, Stazak. Warzecha. Smith. Row 2: Wasik, Bucinskas. Aguilar. Lopresti. Sadausky. Fisher. Row 3: Hill. Warren, Bryant. Dahmen. Thomas. Mestas. Row 4: Guzdziol, Bowman. Artus, O'Conner. Sablick. Magee. Row 5: Klein, Majdecki, Montaperto, Narcarti. Kalbich, Martin. Row 6: Gibson. Conrad, Ladewski, Pitula, Beckham. Krueger. EIGHTH PERIOD Row 1: McMaster, H., Dempsey. Row 2: Marchert, Powers, Kordell, Smith. McMaster T., Cameron. Row 3: Stagowski. Tubinas. Wojciechowski. Jaworski. Kloc. Hickey. Row 4: Wilinski. Wojciechowski. Lorbach, Kempke, Stille. Gus- tawson. Jifclen Jech STAFF Co-editorsinchief imed T. Valla W. Clinton The Tilden Tech Times was again rated Superior for last year's issues by Quill and Scroll of Northwestern University. The Times also received the Gallup Award for being at the top of the superior list. The Times has received the superior rating for the last four years, and for the last two years has received the Gallup Award. Editor Pages 2. 3 S. Erber W. Niezabitowski Business Manager J. Grabowski The Tilden Times is a bi-monthly, written, edited, and printed by Tilden students under the able direction and sponsorship of Miss Anne Gallagher. The Times is a four page paper. The first page contains news of general interest, the second, editorials, the third, information of alumni, and the fourth, sports. Page one is the official newscarrier of Tilden life. Found on this page are Mr. Sanders' message to the students, pictures and stories of class officers, and news of important assemblies. Page two is the editorial page. The feature column is Promi- nent Seniors which tells of graduating seniors who have dis- tinguished themselves at Tilden. Students' opinions and poems are to be found on this page. Photography D. Casper Circulation W. Niezabtowski News, Feature Writers M. Arroya J. Becker ). Klotnia L. Kohut L. Louie T. Curda W. Schobert H. Reynolds W. Wujcik T. Wick Cartoonist C. O'Berg Reporters A. Acas R. Barnum J. Breen D. Fahy F. Fitak J. Fletcher J. Gonciarczyk J. Hamm W. Jagiello D. Michard J. Heitman H. Moderow K. Metke W. Morgan H. Ribbentrop G. Smith J. Stanick I. Stuopis E. Varnet S. Zwier R. Ward E. Woike Compositors F. Fitak W. Weinberg E. Ladewski J. O'Donnell W. Gallas R. Bachleda H. O'Meara I. Stuopis Pressmen L. Zemke K. Gignac W. Troy H. Smith E. Bozek R. Conrad J. Trend R. Gosnell B. Halm C. Kozicki T. Adamovitz W. Hills J. Benson A. Johnson Editorial, Business Circulation Miss Gallagher Art Mr. Isbaner Printing Mr. Broderick Mr. Keating Mr. Moran n Korea to Tilden_ . Gage ' cageroes ratrooper Sgt. Piersza:LooTnfts ie 1 sotxi 0nJ ids Ad’' turous Life , m «a' Thesre ©r°d U, Did You Know? I fSteps r S nS ..a r_ . 79 i .«til Re Oct „4 Q9ers Ccr Feb. 27, Lindbl ?tese_ plete IA } Wjt cCP - ft aV 'O JMU., s ce W . , e? AMr. tPr,nf,; ki - Roae.Fahy, Anderson -  -• ftrtcfe ... :?= - ; ;e - TIMES PRINT. ART. SALES Row 1: Adamovitz. O'Donnell. Hynes. Fitak. Walski. Woinbcrg. Row 2: Halm. Ladewski. Troy. Smith. Zemke, Gignac. Conrad. Bachleda. Row 3: Trend. Vitek. Murray. Jensen. Gos- nell. Hills. Johnson. Stuopis. Gallas. O'Meara. Mr. Moran. Mr. Keating. Mr. Broderick. Mr. Isbaner. W le new A. ex, TIMES EDITORIAL STAFF Row 1: Arroyo. Row 2: Casper. Curda. Niezabitowski. Stan- cik. Valla. Woike. Miss Gallagher. Clinton. Grabowski. Fitak. Row 3: Jagiello. Hamm. Moderow. Fletcher, Schobert, Varnett. Michard. Wujick. Zwier. Gonciarczyk. Acas. Wick. Klotnia. Barnum. Heitman. Z.%L-c ARTISTS Seated: Wallace. Homan. Gearrinq, Strehl. Standinq: Hayes, Kunst, Pinta. Con- torno. Ryan. WRITERS Seated, clockwise: Boqe. Poder. Junq. Dabrowski. Zaqorski. Manka. Ewona- itis. Standinq: Fahy. Kupst, Stalzor. MR. LEWIS WORST Business Manager This book is a simple record of the Tilden year 1951-52, and the many events encompassed in it. If you scan its pages now and in the years ahead, and enjoy the mem- ories it arouses, we will be well rewarded for our efforts. THE STAFF MRS. ANNE KOLARITS Craftsman Sponsor CASPAR. SEEBER Photographers 54 The Clippings Bureau keeps Tilden students up-to-date on happenings in and out of school. Every year hundreds of clippings of interest to Tildenites are cut out of twenty- five South Side local newspapers. They are posted on a bulletin board on the first floor so that every techman may read them. All old articles are filed away for later reference. Besides collecting articles for the school's use. the Clippings Bureau keeps elementary schools informed about the achievements of their former pupils. One hun- dred members in the Clippings Bureau under the sponsor- ship of Miss Mabel Simcox and Mr. Ray Lane, keep the community in touch with Tilden, and Tilden, with the community. a • • pping J u rea a Seated Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Larson. Werner. Harmon, Aqostinelli. Drawert. Dietrich. McGee. Williams. Navarro. Kulodzieski. Keeler. Shreiner. Stevens. Kaval. Mizqalski, Ohlenkamp. Baqdon. Vacchiano. Albrecht. Yankovich. Paskale. Majdecki. Miller. Darquzis, Jaworski. Zwier. Gust. Kohut. Barthel. Row 7: Knopp. Terechow, Zemke. Standinq: Miss Simcox. Michels, Mr. Lane. GuiHre, Coe. Sarlin. Stephens. Gorski. Brown. Verkade. Campbell. One of the most memorable assembles of the year at Tilden is the dignified induction ceremony of the National Honor Society, at which new members are taken into the organization. At this meeting members, candidates, and guests are impressed by the high ideals to which the society attains. To be eligible for this honorary scholastic organization a stu- dent must maintain an average of ninety, have been a member of the Honor Club for four semesters, and excel in character, leadership, scholarship, and service—the qualities of a truly educated man. The symbol of the National Honor Society is a flaming torch superimposed on a keystone. The torch represents the light of knowledge and the keystone represents the membership. A pin designed with torch and keystone is worn with justified pride by National Honor Society members. At Tilden, this society num- bers among its members fine students of sterling worth. Achiev- ing membership in this time honored, nationally recognized, scholastic organization should be the goal of all earnest Tildenites. o Row 1: Streibich. Lenz. Hering. Miss Lawler. Sinclair. Stachowslci. Weller. Kunst. Harris. Barone. Zawacki. Row 2: Gaydos. Niezabitowski, Willbom. McMaster, Schobert, Solner. Guzdziol. Verkade. Stake!. Vaulman, Jalowiec. Boge. Fitak. Row 3: Ladewski. Conrad, Rycyzyn, Gust. Stephens. Gardiner. Hamm. Row 4: Lloyd. Vivoda. Webb. Schuh. Probs'.field. Pakeltis. Kohut. Martin. LETTERMEN Row 1: Fahy. Pres. Mr. Barbaro. Boge. Palka. Sec'y.’ Taylor. Treas. Jablonski. Walski. Zirin, Tatum. Harris. Row 2: Sarna. Fisher. Herkel. Munroe. Petersen. Tokich. Kohut. Cichorski, Rohde. Juskiewicz. Row 3: Fisher. Francis. Troemel. Carver. Heugel. Contorno. King. Jalowiec. Pana- risi, Kominsky, Banovic. Jungman, Wujcik. Eppenstein. Ward. Row 4: Vaclavek. Kamaravskas. Will- born. Warner. Fiene, Anderson. Cech. Dahl. Fugett. Kadlub. Kudla. Row 5: Hawksworth. Gibbs. Peacock. Dimoglis. Eubank. Bean. Krzyzanski. CLUB SPONSORS LETTERMEN MR. ANTHONY BARBARO GERMAN MR. ELMER COBLE MATH MISS MAUD PUDER SIGN PAINTERS DOC WALTERS BIOLOGY MR. MORRISON RUDNER CAMERA MR. ROBERT BURGCHARDT CHESS AND CHECKERS MRS. BLANCHE SUDMAN 57 Row 5: Gust. Ljubicich. Hayden. CAMERA CLUB A flash! A click! A Tilden event is recorded. Row 1 Clockwise: Kash. Wells. Bussa. Ko- tulic. Ford. Holada, Fiene. Mr. Burgchardt. Row 2: Powers. Robertson. Svetika. Cox. Brown. Pinkney. They exchanged dozens of letters with their pen pals in Germany this year. Standing: P. Webb. J. Webb, Mr. Coble. Lea veil, Schreiner. Geron. Wilson. Bulger. Dietrich, Verkade. Stuopis. Ragauskas. Barthel, Stephens. Lewis. Phillips. Row 1: Ward. DeRoule. Lee. Pine Row 4 Peake. Tatum. Harmann. Gawell. Lorbach. Kaval. Buhring. DeYoung. CHESS AND CHECKERS You can hear a p n drop when these lads play. Seated: LaMantia, Stuopis. Boltz. Gin. Wilson. Filer. Standing: Mrs. Sudman. Basso. Kelly, Martin. De- Rorre. Wondling. Geron. Tully. 58 ubs SIGN PAINTERS Need a sign? Here are the men who paint them. Row 1: Molk. Keiser, Shembor. Bauman. Harman. Manager. Madia. Pazell. Hayes. Row 2: Mr. Wallers. Eastman. Gliwa. Gist. Sullivan. Anton. Molis. Gearring. Solnor. President. Schauer. Washington. Daniels. Row 3: Taylor. BIOLOGY CLUB These fellows haunt the local mu- seums and conservatories. Seated: McGee. Gniadek. Montag. Pazell. Standing: Mr. Rudner. Hayes. Bernat. Kor watka, Phillips. Naleway. Anton. Fletcher. Jakusovas. Paskale. Madia. MATH CLUB No problem's too tough to tackle. Standing: Sinclair. Stephens. Gust. Miss Puder. Trenda. Martin. Staneyich. Colbac chini. Naleway. McCarthy. Esposito. Seated: Stanik. Shrupsha. Gordon. Stachow- ski. Harris. Stamets. Clark. Thomas. Weller. Oke Diiclen y ircuS All was hurry, scurry, flurry when the Tilden Circus came to town — Micro- phone equipped barkers lured folks into the shows And what shows they were! — The Gold and Blue Showboat — Johnny Ray, the Andrews Sisters, Sam Spade, and Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis Hula dancers swung to dreamy Hawaiian tunes — Coach Hicks took on Big Bull Hide and Little Pee Wee, singlehanded — A sensational wrestling bout — Beautiful bathing beauties swam in ballet — Squeals — giggles — chills — spills! Bloodless surgery — a breathing corpse — a headless monster — a whole Chamber of Horrors! Orchids from Hawaii — Tea and Cakes from China — Baskets from Peru — Ice Cream from Alaska hot dogs from Pete and Joe's! • What more could you ask? It was indeed a great circus! ! Our 2 , • • • tuiAionA FRESHMEN MRS. GOLD Row 1: Diggs. Morris. Clard. Gausas. Wood- rich. Stewart. Gonzalez. Dunagan. Row 2: Warner. Fox, Shipman. Taylor, Preston. Mallory, Koakowski. Llkockis. Span. Lertridge. Row 3: Strvenell. Foster. Booker. Puller, Greene. McDaniel. Sims, Martin. Bramen. Row 4: Testa. Larson. Shannon. Hughes. Con- nolly. Barajas, Bonner. Novickis. Palm. MISS CARROLL Row 1: Maher. Pendleton. Oliva. McNulty. Bruce. Paradiso, Ciolino. Scherbaum. Row 2: Buckner. Riccio, Wilkins. Marasso. Hen- ley. Cullen. Falk. Allen. Frazer. MRS. GRUENBERG Row 1: Dahlberg. Brown. Novar, Scorzo, Meral- jevic. Robins. Butler. McCormick. Row 2: Locniskar. Olkiewicz. Kerkes. Matthews. Carstens. Rocca. Salua. Kelly. Gibbons. Row 3: McIntosh. Jacobs. Buick. Christnas. Spielman, Mohr. Williams. Peters. Pierce. Row 4: Irby. Montag. Kramer. Bakker. Chris- tensen, Nommensen. Johnson. Buckhalter. Davis. Seven fifty-five . . . early morning in most places ... At 47th and Union a busy, bustling day is already on its way. Boys stream through the halls . . . Wraps are hung . . . Books are collected . . . Lockers bang. A bell rings . . . Eight o'clock . . . Stragglers hurry in . . . Attendance is taken . . . Absence report sent to 104 . . . The bulletin is read . . . Re- turn slips passed out . . . Homework is finished . . . Division business discussed . . . Reports are made . . . The parade of a day's events is on, at Tilden. 62 FRESHMEN MR. WORST Ro-v 1: Valadez, Howell, Roozee, Sorensen. Dawson. Koranda, Gein. Miller. Row 2: Wineberry. Moline. Kr. Worst. Barcena. Betz. Row 3: Simmons. Yrban. Winblad. Olivares. Velinski. Vaicaitis. Damico. Mahnke. Korowski. Row 4: Antonson. Cartwriqht. Burnett. Mattes, lasdowicz. Visnovsky. Marshall. Klaub. Lavan. MRS. CASSIN Row 1: Doty. Kinq, Antkowski. Petrulis, Ulrich. Evans. Barbee. Filer. Row 2: Lewis. Nottaqe. Borton. Tolsma. Cox. Williams. Levandoski. Malarol. Row 3: Brown. Sprandel. Lindsey. Melchert. Pionikowski. Koruba, Davis. Glatz. Notides. Row 4: Karpus. James, Martin. Kaczmarek, Helmintoler. Meskenas. Klatt. Burton. Michael. MR. BREWER Row 1: Wilson, Hejna. Krol. Waqner. Suinqos. Hyzny. Klamm. Franklin. Row 2: Ash. Tolin. Woods. Powers. Mr. Brewer. Watson. Washkevich. Peterson. Baran. Kwiatt. Row 3: Hasibar. Fry. Lanier. Slovey. McCarty. JeHrey, Irvin. Gay. Woitushko. Krupowicz, Tucker MISS CARROLL Row 1: Avance. Cox. Rockymore. Perlman, O'Reilly. Gott. Doucette. Cazeau. Row 2: Berent. Stazak. Simpson. Miss Carroll. Smith. Perdue. Ferro. Row 3: Lee. Dahmer. Burke. Smith. Gauqhan. Pries. Martinkus. Vaile. Danos 63 FRESHMEN MISS BIRMINGHAM Row 1: Konstantelos, Baida. Bauman. Miskovic. Combs. Haky. Kocka. Flory. Row 2: Grady. Truban. Drenner. Hayes. Houli- han. Spence. Wash. Knapp. Losik. Weisenritter. Olejnik. Row 3: Michalak, Walsh. Gossett. Zielinski. Lee. Bilski. Palecki. Oziemkowski. Dwyer. Weathersby, Staskiewicz. MISS DEMLING Row 1: Kirn, Stewart. Bronzell. Chenel. Weinert. Skokal. Jones, Russell. Row 2: Gose. Majosky. Hayes. Wantroba. Jandek. Mittelstaedt. Brooks. Row 3: Rybowiak. Daraska. Grygiel. Ward. Baird. Williams. Price. Boyd, Sroka. Row 4: McMaster. Haggerty. Murzyn, Moore. Leonhart. Norris. Wojtowicz. Felisian. Magee. MISS FRANCIS Row 1: Devlin, Schubert. Tazic. Kundrot. Barna. Stobbs, Harrell. Gibson. Row 2: Judge. Blades. Weindorfer. Sharp. Hathaway. Lord. Widlacki. Miller. A. Young. Lawson. Row 3: Copeland. Mroz. Bistersky. Diver. Janetzke. Hruska. Ebler. Stack. Zacek. Row 4: Baker. Keeler. Nielsen. F. Young. Duzinskas. Bartkus. Vezinaw. Walker. Bell. Maciaszck. MR. HANSEN Row 1: Wilson. Lucente. Plewa, Harrison, Dill, McKinney. Saldana. Boyer. Row 2: Bova. Dunn. Jamos, Howard. Mr. Han- sen. Izral. Merri weather. Franklin, Mahl. Meyer. Row 3: Bogan. Lordan. Tagler, Poska, Wolf. Fears. Glatz. Corine. Van Schoyck. Powell. Row 4: Mizenski. Fason. Rowden. Quarles, MacAlee. Roskope. Johnson, Morinec. Saunders. 64 FRESHMEN MISS MILLER Row 1: Arbagey. Williams. Stinnett. Louie, Polito. R. Sullivan. Salahub, Mason. Row 2: R. Killer. Stokes. Vallez. Shannon. Kurzawa. Miss F. Miller. K. Sullivan. Howard. Sikler. Holland. Row 3: Parrott. Daniels. Tijunelis. Vaitkevicius, Hill. Chorazyczewski. Tiknevicius. Flood. Ricker. Schmidt. Row 4: Collins. Brunious. Nawrocki. Blotteaux, Casey. Mahoney. Lennon. Lewis. Miles. MR. JEZEK Row 1: Uram. Ryan. Pikul. Riskus. Holubek. Stachowski. Paukner. Chudzik. Row 2: Scott. Cotton. Hanacek. Hecker. Cum- mings. Edgerson. Losik. Row 3: Kimber. Laskey. Maurukas. Baumqart- ner. Pieczynski. Butkus. Graves. Balczynski. Row 4: Boyd. Dudenas. Fahy. Ryan. Person. Pavilonis. Duleba, Byrne. Preiksa. MRS. IRMIGER Row 1: Hood. Smith. Mead. Crowder. Zieman. O'Connell. Josephitis. Driexler. Row 2: O'Bryant. Wilcher. Maddox. Watkins Bukowski. Weddinqton. Bartkowiak. Siemiaw- ski. Row 3: Koss. Witek. Lubben. Pharr. Anson. West. Minger. Tuomey, Beatty. MR. HASKELL Row 1: Hair. Duske. Callender. N. Jackson. Walker. Jerkatis. Warner. A. Jackson. Row 2: Miller. Scott. Herkel. Dempsey. Such- walko. Henry. Wright. Delaney. Ealy. Wise. Petros. Row 3: Moran. Morgan. Kozlarek. Seeber, Paluch. Barrett. Stevens. Seelentag. James. Lukitsch. Rubalcaba. 65 FRESHMEN MR. KENNEDY Row 1: Reed. Howland. Hunt. Robinson. Luke. Lucente. Kobiljak, Norwood. Row 2: Biesek. Skonesy. Smith. Crocker. Ra- dauice, Mr. Kennedy, Donato. Harwell. Avgezi- nos. La Porte. Bennett. Row 3: Klinke. Gulledge. Moore. Turner, Franklin. Booker. Guidry. Me Carroll. Butkus. Howard. Iones. MR. RUMMEL Row 1: Bones. Travis. Atkus, Zepeda, Bon- necke. Sharkey. Garcia. Gentile. Row 2: Pfeiffer. Kukulka. Rygiewicz. Szymczak, Mr. Rummel. Sadausky. Dirvianskis, Brija. Sides. Row 3: Harper. Sepka. Tlchy. Kuczora. Zable. Van Gundy. Higgins. Barzydlo. Bergman. Row 4: Randle. Jenkins. Carver. Coffey. Mazur. Molis. Harris. Meiel. Skovyan. MR. HARTMANN Row 1: Conrad. Fumbanks. Burkovic. Hitch- cock. Hartford. Koizymi. Galam. Friel. Row 2: Packer. Wilson. Paweski. Mr. Hartmann. Stringfellow. Langford. Welling. Row 3: Krummick. Perisin. Zamatala. Kujawa. Balsamo. Bartuch. Morris. Guarino. Row 4: Robertson. Lucinskis. Young. Kirk. Eazoll. Dudek. O'Connor. Woods. Bridges. MISS SWENSON Row 1: Kowalsky. Hoskins. Gonzales. Gavinski. Ioyzo. Allen, Mozerka. Robinson. Row 2: Cullen, Lee. Baisden. Krueger, Miss Swenson. Tomsa. Johnson, Harrison. Row 3: Ulosivcek. Appleton. Threet. Michaels. McClinton. Patterson. Reyes. Cannon. Johnson. Row 4: Weber. Cowan. Friedl. Langford. Over ton. Murphy. Kelly. Karvanek. Veidemanis. 66 SOPHOMORES MR. EBERLE Row 1: Myers. Pope. Nicholl . McAfee. Norris. Kwak. Green. Dvorak. Row 2: Spikes. Fredericks. Hand. Pruitt. Fles- vig. Hill. Row 3: Morishige, Jones. Ragan. Hodges. Younkins, Marasovich. Clinton. Cadenhead. Row 4: White. Kenard. Mielke. Valentine. Tyler. Whitlow. McCully, Williams. MR. N. MILLER Row 1: Miller. Bunn. Duffy. O'Neil, Maddox. Bonomo, Armstrong. Burton. Row 2: Carlson, Krankavitch. Powers. Doric, Lind. Witkovsky, Glover. Barnes. Row 3: McClinton. Paziotopoulos. Reed, Ford. Rasmussen. Baker. Hawkins. Johnson. Roszak. MRS. SHALETT Row 1: Russell. Robson. Evans. Metropulos. Li. Ewing. Malicki. Smith. Row 2: Shembor. Manypenny. Folsom. Chirillo. Wirth. Kammerer. Wilborn. Row 3: Hawkins. Pettit. Ross. Metcalf. Othman. Keeney. Kautz. Bryant. Row 4: Davis. Houston. Kamper. Glover. Ware. Polk. Shisler. Fickett. Strauss. MISS SIMCOX Row 1: Larson. Howard. Ross. McDonough Slatinsky. McClinton. Loughney. Williams. Row 2: Miss Simcox. Dietrich. Scott. Mather Jackson. 67 SOPHOMORES MR. WEINER Row 1: Aqostinelli. Wells. Mead. Jennings. Robinson. Panel. Miller. Canino. Row 2: Keppery, Peters. Huff. Weiner. Cooney. Jackson. Johnson. Palmer. Row 3: Gilmore. Casolare. Schumann. Brock, Land. Wensel. Trauscht. Monroe. Row 4: Clay. Ahrens. Patchin. Kostes. Brown. Jones. LaBarbera, Czwodzinski. Vaughan. MR. LOESS • Row 1: Alman. Bernard. Abrams. Colbacchini. Dickouer. Inbodem. Mizgalski, Buhring. Row 2: Volpentesta. Briski. Boussios. Bojan. Starkus. Gill. Banasiak, Ferrero. Dziallo. Row 3: Tebelski. Skoog. Bryant. Drews. Ross. Wayer. Gurgone. Stephens. Marks. Darguzis. MR. COLLINS Row 1: Lehr. Robles. Adkins. Dotson. Kennedy. Stone. Prati. Billups. Row 2: Holubek. MacMiller. Smith. Mr. Collins. Vaitkevicius. Mack. Row 3: Rosenthal. Stakenas. Basso. Sadler. Petrusus. McBride. Casper. Hughes. MR. BRADY Row 1: Trasca. Fumbanks. Brogan. Mullee. Deksnys. Furmankiewicz. Woodson, Griffith. Row 2: Lukasik. Hoskin, Mr. Brady. Goewey. De Angeles. Boscarino. Brabec. Row 3: Hawryzko, Tweedle. Stratakos. Bande- mier. Kitching, Adair. Appleton. Kelly, Danielski. 68 SOP H d M O R E S MISS FOGARTY Row 1: Buraver, Kawa. Thigpen. Zion. Loner- gan. O'Meara. Moy. Yobe. Row 2: Misialek, Chen. Flatley. Foster. Jester. Messineo. Cutrano. Kehoe. Row 3: Weber. Littleford. Francis. Jaye. Majors. Casey. Noch. Lundin. Kochan. MR. INGLE Row 1: May. London. Lopresti. Libera. Brown. Lucente. Jacob. Williams. Row 2: RuH. Bruno. Melzer. Mr. Ingle. Holada. McKinney, Schultz. MR. LASHER Row 1: McKenna. Werner. Ryan. Hayes. Scott. Rolh. Brock. Pedott. Row 2: Pratts. Mayerhofer. Talandis, Lasher. Teacher. Zuniga. Feichtinger. Row 3: White. Yankovich. Coe. Knopp. Wood- berry. Rosinski. Somers. Seidel. MR. KUNKA Row 1: O'Bnen. Babich. Ziccarelli. Stephens. Patillo. Lowe. Wright. Green. Row 2: Hopson. Maslauskas. Moore. Traylor. Pinckney. Rencher. Uaitkus. Row 3: Nelson. Jesse. Montgomery. Allen. Gay. Rittenbacher. Sykes. O'Merra. Me Hale. 69 SOPHOMORES MR. CLARK Row 1: Werner. Jesse. Krisik, Oloier. Jackson. Drozd. Bruen. Ruth. Row 2: Lomeriord, Kotulic. Miller. Konney. Mr. Clark. Spies. Poole. Pesice, Kesko. Row 3: Hopkins. Harris. Bussa. Foltyn, Kettel son. Rainsford. Gardella, Hickey. Forberg. Row 4: Korcheck. Majdecki. Cuprisin. Bohanna. Buminie. Williams. Theus, Fiala. Humphrey. MR. MOWEN Row 1: Burgess. Kutchek. Uacchiano. Chavez. Johnson. Burowski, McGarry. Harmann. Row 2: Hartley. Harwig. Bennett. Kabella. Lar- rieu. Kash. Row 3: Burton. HaHnor. Frenden. Sparkes. Ryan. Sanders. Bandemer, Connolly. Row 4: Haug, Yangas. Kempke. Pockevich. Jones. Thompson. Pavlak. Fletcher. Rybowiak. MRS. KUFFNER Row 1: Gibson. Calloway. Jones. Neumann. Soncek. Erdmann. Wilkins, Seago. Row 2: Bukovic. Schlaack, Roman. Schreiner. Nowak. Bandusky. Geron. Fumbanks. Lange. Row 3: Biliskov. Miranda. Daniels. Oswald. Lukaszka. Borg. O'Hare. Mikol, Cundari. MRS. REICHERT Row 1: Rinella, Wasik. Zaninovic. Gallagher. Blake. Scalise, Lewandowski. Oswald. Row 2: Phillips. Butler. Konecki. McDonough. Reichert. Shannon. Coughlin. Warzecha. Las- cola. Dwulat. Row 3: Grodesky, Macias. Basso. Beckwith. Majdecki. Jakusovas. LaVigne. Klein. Swenson. Row 4: Collars. Spinks. Pitula, Lorbach. Rufus. Tautkus, Peters, Macijunas, Wiza, Mesh. 70 SOPHOMORES MRS. SHAVIRO Row 1: Wisniewski. Coppolino. Garleck. Pres sinqer, Bucinskas. Danto. Young. McAvoy. Row 2: Mrs. Shaviro. Formas. Yott. Kryznich. leHries. Rakauskas. Petrauskas. Russell. Row 3: O'Connell. Rockaway. Weisenritter. Cummings, Cichorski. Walsiak. Raczynsri. Cimock. -blrrJ- fij JviXKy MR. WALTERS Row 1: Martin. Keiser. Callahan. Leigh. Pas- kale. Bauman, Jacobs, Nelson. Row 2: Sullivan. McGee, Ingram. Taylor. Washington. Mr. Walters. Eastman. Bertucci. McKnight. Duncan. Row 3: Gliwa. Anton. Gist. Schmidt. Gustavson. Boyne. Albrecht. Adams. Heitz. Williams. JUNIORS MRS. CRAMER Row 1: Johnston. Warsa. Scott. Shworles. Mitchell. Brown. Schaffer. Gniadek. Row 2: Davis. Weller. Bohse, Kuban. Miskovic. Smith. Navarro. Krueger. Row 3: Wright. Boyle. Gist. Sarna. Dogan. Zemke. Brown. Yunek. Maciaszek. MR. STEIGELY Row 1: Dunk. Donato. Hallen. Gilmore. Webb. Ralph. Nowacki. Prendergast. Row 2: Montag. Wolf. Lopresti. Mr. Steigely. Kurzweil. Allen. Anderson. Row 3: Zempich. Burke,' Wilk. Budwit. Gon- I u N I O R S MRS. BARTON Row I: McCarty. Cossey. Cox. Hoskins. Lowe. Cardenas. Canino. Tascone. Row 2: Cech, Simpson. Grosser. Dow. Kaul, McMillon. Schafer. Row 3: Brezak. Petit. King. Glaza. Chavis. O'Rourke. Grubisich. Garrison. MISS BOHMAN Row 1: Adamovitz. Maceyak. O'Shea. Stuart. Long. Cade. Frank. Zablotny. Row 2: Bridges. Speck. Lamb. Augustyniak. Naleway. Rubenstein. Miller. Row 3: Etka. Pegarsch. Banks. Nomako. Stille. Cummings. Lyskawa. Brandon, Rosine. MR. COBLE Row 1: Master. Luczynski. Janik. Zigmond. Barna, Schwontkowski. Schulz. Storino. Row 2: Hayden. Stuopis. Wheeler. Mr. Coble. Moline. Wirth. Murdoch. Row 3: Carstens, Kross, Terechow. Oborg, Troy. Strumpf. Power. MISS CONNOLLY Row 1: Bauer. Calhoun. Grossenbacher. Salas. Nowak. Baur. Gearring. Bateman. Row 2: Esnault. Miss Connolly. Babich. Harris. Krueger. Forte. Glimusko. Row 3: Rabelhofer. Dombrowski. Johnson, Myszkowski, Howard. Hoger. Cameron. 72 J U N I O R S MRS. FITZGERALD Row 1: Siadek. Engeriser. Jansen. Apoian. Poska, Rosenkranz. Tatum. Kotarac. Row 2: Carr. Lascola. McCoy. Bronakowski. Mrs. Fitzgerald. Cephus. Infantino. Ulbas, Large. Row 3: Axberg. Waller. Orlinski. Myslinski, Miloslavich. Moore. Munroe. Rahoy, Rudolph. Nykaza, McCormick. MRS. LARKIN Row 1: Lea veil. Gibbs. Larrieu. Oppenheimer, Fugett. Dawson. Fuller. Rice. Row 2: Mozdzon. Urban. Flisiak. Jacobs. Cygan. Kelly. Revor, Brors. Row 3: Kwiatkowski. Peake, Jackson. Graft. Dumont. Woodard. Darmofal, Evancho. Banasiak. MRS. KOLARITS Row 1: Dworzycki. Manka. Ewonaitis. Melin. Zepeda. Tully. Ryan, Strehl. Row 2: Escueta. Sullivan. Crosby. Rose. Wal- lace. Case, McCarthy. Hayes, Bachleda. Row 3: Vaisvil. Wrobel. Simpson. Hyzny. Nes- sen. Zagorski. Bal. Keys. Alles. MISS LAWLER Row 1: Mazur. Zemanski. Sheehan. Pierzynski. Marzano. Santoro. Reklaitis. Walski. Row 2: Miss Lawler. Knebel, Kelm, Stout. Przybylski. Smith. Tapia. J. Michaels. Mc- Clellan. Row 3: Shine, Trybek, Stonchus. Poder. Novak. Abernathy. Davis. Lopresti. Koller. Bronski. 73 JUNIOR S MISS MULLEN Row 1: Payno, Kelly. Flammini, Byrne, Burgin, Michalski. Bell. Blake. Row 2: Harenza. Hresil. Siegel. Barthel. Miss Mullen. MacHuga. Smolucha, Young. Smalley. Row 3: Bludgen. Vondracek, Gorski. Rohde. Kopczynski. Anderson. Martineck. Franz. Dabrowski. MRS. WITT Row 1: Reed. Bryant. Bleier. Forey. Ridener. Spry, Blackstone. O'Donnell. Row 2: Gross. Brown. Krol. Johnson. Portwary. Callis. Row 3: Ferguson. Micele, Deaderick. Hayhurst. King. Gracz, Manasek. Zivalich. Mane; MR. WOERNER Row 1 Filer, Gaydos, Gerace. Boberek, Ko. 2u, Buckley. Valevicius. Warren. Inman. Fuoco. Mr. Woerner. rdner. Salusky. Carter. 3: Ward. Nawracat. De Francisco. Preiksa, lew, Shrupsha. Tandaric. Stanczyk. 'ow 4: W. Kamarauskas, J. Kamarauskas. Scruggs. Skeva. Garner. Faison. Juskiewicz. Esposito. Budrick. MR. WOLGEMUTH Row 1: GiuHre, Murphy. Hannon, Shores, Chris- tian. Jones. Katub. Bishop. Row 2: Swiszcz. Haworth. Pogorzelski, Plisic, Hood. Wendling. Shortall. Waliczek. Ware. Zabilka. Row 3: Lewis. Barnes, Sochacki. Sullivan. Dimoglis, Kamba, Saniralello. Troemel, Kust. Burkett. 74 SENIOR S MRS. SUDMAN Row 1: Lizzio. Marquardt. Sibrava. Jahn. Davis. Larson. Washington. McCue. Row 2: Montes. Johnson. Mrs. Sudman. Roz- ema. Homan. Row 3: Kortz. Beasley. Pakeltis. Ragauskas. Gibson. Kozak. Hills. MISS CLANCY Row 1: Coleman. Clark. Stancik. Morefield. Anthony. McBain. Kozicki. Tullis. Row 2: Pinckney. Banks. Marasovich, Sabella. Stanevich. Reed. Preininger, Woike. Moderow, Berman. Dorsey. Dizon. MR. ISBANER Row 1: Fedel. Nasiatka. Lindsey. Eaves. Cavillo. Rolinskas. Gust. Knight, Row 2: Stuparitz. Mr. Isbaner. Schuch. Pittel. Hebert. Pappas. Row 3: Denike. Boreman. Pazda. Valles. Clark. Bergman. Krzyzanski. Davis, Williams. MR. LEVIN Row 1: Blasco. Evancho. Kosiek. Purnell. Julian. Turner. Donovan. -Williams. Row 2: Landeros. Evans. Pierzhala. Mr. Levin. Flood. Benson. Row 3: Mitchell. Montaperto. Doby. Niemiec. Moody. Zwier, Weiner. Brann. s E N I O R S MISS ULING Row 1: Wilson. Martin. Zoller. Glover. Miss Ulinq. Bulger. G. Little. Ribbentrop. Row 2: Maratea. larmon. Webb. Kloc. Brod- erick. Lightfoot. Francis. Ballard. J. Lee. Row 3: Probstfield. W. Lee. Wilkins. Lave. Ward. Konecci. Blanco. Guashas, P. Little. MR. WORST Row 1: Randall. Harlow. Casella. Metke. Glenn. Michard. Heitman. Jackson. Row 2: Clarke. Benson. Desbrow. Ross. Hamm. Mr. Worst. Drawert. Trust. Row 3: Yager, Herkel, Smith. Beckham. Bell. Carson. Nordquist. W. Bukalski. J. Bukalski. MRS. GOLD Row 1: Goslinowski. Trovato. Fletcher. Lloyd. Robinson. Tubinas, Gaydos. Johnson. Row 2: Cole. Bronkala. Acas. Gombos. Thomas. Reitsma. Gonciarczyk. Alksnis. Lindsey. Mrs. Gold. Row 3: Martinovich. Sowacke. Gust. Hawrysz. Erber. Webb. Hawksworth. Gignac. Martin. Gordon. MRS. FISCHER Row 1: Gold, Graham. Kimbrough. Fitterer. Jedlowski. Weinberg. Tryban. Burroughs. Row 2: Mical. Simon. Gallas. Mrs. Fischer, Sullivan. Taylor. Doyle. Row 3: Farrington, Gist. Gaska, Brooks, McKee. Kelbus. Pawlowski. Kucharski. Row 4: Gawron. Lopresti. Baca, Bertucci. Wan- troba. Hambric. Walerysczak, Sweda, Sims, Pula. 76 s E N I O R S MR. REIM Row 1: Stefaniak. Kordell. Zawacki. Bozek. Stock. Ibarra. Jagiello. Mr. Reim. Row 2: Carver. Anderson. Kmiec. Giacopelli. Stalzer. Jalowiec. Boge. Hoge. Row 3: Stephens. Porzel. Poffenberger. Schaf- fer. Radziwonowicz. Brennan, Cundari, Kacz marek, Niezabitowski. Row 4: Trenda. Rycyzyn, Orn. Kirkilas. Zacker, Fisher. Garry. Contorno. Formas. MR. RUDNER Row 1: O'Brien. Trend. Wapniarski. Drze- wiecki. Grisham. Cremer. Madia. Malloy. Row 2: Rzeminski. Redditt. Larrieu, Swanberg, Mr. Rudner, Clarke. Heglar. Kuzel. Flagg. BunnelL Row 3: Gaskin. Young. Gawron. Thomas, Hayes. Beymer. Spusta, Varnet. Halper, Fiene. Row 4: Tokarz. Marvel. Kuban. Hestera, Tresp. Varnado. Kuffell. Irvine. Gwozdieski. MR. SMOLER Row 1: Arcieri. Zirin. Dziallo. Lawrence. Har- mann, Leonhart. Kudla. Luckman. Row 2: h.orano. Gosnell. Guzdziol. Mr. Smoler, Long. Halm. McMaster. Row 3: Grodesky, Stachowski. Weller. Gardi- ner. Stevens. Ladewski, Inman. Kledzik. Verkade. Row 4: Martin. Conrad. Nastachowski. Bryant. Gibbs. Lloyd. Yelaska. Feliszak. Breen. MRS. STANTON Row 1: Harris. Allen. Wrobel. Carlson. Pillar. Cisek, McCormick. Ward. Row 2: Cortesi. Rousseau, Yelen. Fiene, Rohadfox, Wehrle. Andrews. Garrison. Row 3: Morrison. Bean, Watson. Gerischer, Laughead. Gervcus. Wick. Frenzel. Palumbo. 77 SENIOR S MISS GALLAGHER Row 1: Feipel. Cook. Fahy. Paul. Dryier, Wujcik. Vaulman. Smolensk!. Row 2: Grabowski. Jankowski. Adams. Sxes- zycki. Schobert. Miss Gallagher. Sinclair. Urzendowski, Konkol. Olivetti. Row 3: Szczepkowski. Schwontkowski. Lee. Pullen. Palka. Reynolds. Drabek. Wiseman. Rybowiak. Wilinski. MISS HEINTZ Row 1: Manning. Lawson. DeRorre. Louie. DeRoule. Fitzgerald. Bukiri. Fitak. Row 2: Dahl. Wegrowski. Warner. DeYoung. Kunst. Miss Heintz, Gomolka. Row 3: Hynes. Ellison, Pinta, Senerius. Peter- sen. Knauz. Purnell. Colby. Row 4: Erickson. Eubank. Lihosit. Sarna, Ellis. Carrington. Messlein. Kuhl. Mravca. MRS. MALLOY Row 1: Coultier, Taylor. Matura, O'Meara. Stamet8. Nelson. Stagowski, Santee. Row 2: E. Murphy. Solner. R. Murphy, Miskiv, Spazio, Stasko. Dybas. Row 3: Rapnikas. Svetika. Wojciechowski. Oswald. Sharkey, Willborn. Harnisch. Row 4: Haag. Raymer. Drobena. Sakowski. Ljubicich. Sopiarz. Klotnia. Budnik. MR. PARKHILL Row 1: Makuch. Volk. Christopoulos. Witkow- ski, Wiederhold. Marotta. Hero. Slaughter. Row 2: Bakovich. Hurley. Mr. Parkhill. Saxon. Schaefer. Stark. Row 3: Artus. Kline. Garner. Murphy. Torkel- son, Bisiules. Goetz, Ford. Row 4: Kocher. Neander. Elliott. Kohut, Cichor- ski. Howard. Mangan. Boltz. Dubsky. 78 THE TILDEN TRADITION Walter and John Bukalski. Lee. George, and Bob Sullivan. Ron and Richard Butkus. John Vivoda, his dad. Mr. Vivoda; Mr. Power and son Bill. Lawrence. Joseph, and Clarence Rybowiak. Bernard. Ignatius. Ambrose, and Joseph Lopresti. 79 Mr. Morano tests consistency of sand for the mold Radavice is making. James Webb. left, and Mark Zirin. demon- strate experiment, showing burning of bub- bles of fuel gas. Walter Niezabitowski. student, and Mr. N. L. Collins, chemistry teacher, examine ammonia fountain display. LUNCH ROOM STAFF Row 1: Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Driscoll. Mrs. Krdenke. Mrs. Frost. Mrs. Kubik. Mrs. Bachus, Mrs. Kenefick, Mrs. Wright. Row 2: Mrs. Miles. Mrs. Williams. Mr. Peterson. Mrs. Gruhlke, Mrs. Nojd, Mrs. Serjey, Mrs. Wasielewski. Mrs. Pinkston. Mr. Lawlor. Mr. Murray. J ouSe In keeping with their theme for the year. Together We Learn. the Parent-Teacher Association held an evening meeting on November 14. Its purpose was to acquaint parents with the school time activities of their boys and to dedicate our new lunch room. All shops and science classes were in session and parents observed boys at work operating machines and performing laboratory experiments. A most welcome improvement at Tilden this year was the remodel- ing of our lunch room. It has been modernized for greater efficiency and decorated in style and color pleasing to the eye. A sound proof ceiling adds immeasurably to lunch period enjoyment. The genial lunch room staff served a dinner fit for a king to over eight hundred guests on Open House night. OFFICERS Seated: Cdt. Lt. Heqlar, Cdt. Capt. Hamm. Cdt. Capt. Schobort, Cdt. Major Lee, Cdt. Lt. Oswald, Cdt. Capt. Cremer. Standinq: Cdt. Lt. Wapniarski. Cdt. Lt. Breen, Cdt. Lt. Martin. Cdt. Lt. Lauqhead. Cdt. Lt. Clark. Cdt. Capt. Morgan. Cdt. Lt. Flagg. Cdt. Lt. Col. Pakeltis. COLOR GUARD Cdt. Sic. Simpson. Cdt. M Sqt. Dro- bena, Cdt. Sfc. Auqustyniak. Cdt. Sgt. Farrington. iZO. RIFLE TEAM Row 1: Cdt. Lt. Col. Pakeltis. Cdt. 1st Lt. Carrington, Cdt. 1st Lt. Laughhead, Cdt. Sgt. Montag. Cdt. M Sgt. Augustyniak. Row 2: Cdt. Kolodzneski. Cdt. Sgt. Haag. Cdt. Sfc. Gross. Cdt. _ _ _ _ Schmeltzer. Cdt. Colao. R • O • X • C • USHERS AND FIRE GUARDS OFFICERS: Cdt. Capt. Hamm. Cdt. Capt. Morgan, Cdt. Maj. Lee. Cdt. 1st Lt. Martin. Row 1: Cdt. Abernathy, Cdt. 1st Sgt. Valles, Cdt. Woodlard. Cdt. Caldwell, Cdt. McMillon. Cdt. Boyd. Cdt. Bridgers, Cdt. SFC. Gross. Cdt. Cpl. Bishop. Cdt. Williams. Cdt. Sgt. Pratts. Cdt. Sgt. Rice. Row 2: Cdt. Simpson. Cdt. Mitchell. Cdt. Ingram. Cdt. Weather- spoon, Cdt. Sgt. Ferguson. Cdt. Harris. Cdt. Baird. Cdt. Cpl. Lowe. Cdt. Konstantelos. Cdt. Kolodzieshi. Cdt. Herold. ECCENTRIC DRILL TEAM Row 1: Cdt. 1st Lt. lacobs. Cdt. Lt. Col. Pakeltis. Cdt. Capt. Cremer. Row 3: Cdt. 1st Lt. Jacobs. Cdt. Allen. Cdt. Schmeltzer. Cdt. Evancho. Cdt. Sgt. Haag. Cdt. Herold. Cdt. Sgt. Banks. Cdt. Garrison. Cdt. Cpl. Huff. Cdt. Jones. Cdt. Matthews. Row 2: Cdt. M Sgt. Banks. Cdt. 1st Lt. Oswald. Cdt. Capt. Morgan. Cdt. Maj. I-ee. Cdt. 1st Lt. Laughead, Cdt. Capt. Hamm. Cdt. Capt. Schubert. PICKED PLATOON COLOR GUARD: Cdt. Evancho. Cdt. 2nd Lt. Broon. Cdl. M Sgt. Clark©. Cdt. Allen. LEADERS: Cdt. Lt. Col. Pakeltis. Cdt. Capt. Hamm. Row 1: Cdt. 2nd Lt. Clark. Cdt. Maj. Lee. Cdt. 1st Sgt. Valles. Cdt. Sfc. Simpson. Cdt. 1st Lt. Martin. Cdt. Sqt. Haaq. Cdt. Cpl. Lowe. Cdt. Sgt. Salas. Cdt. 1st Lt. Jacobs. Cdt. Kolodzieski. Cdt. Gibson. Row 2: Cdt. Capt. Cremor. Cdt. Sgt. Abernathy. Cdt. Brown. Cdt. Weatherspoon. Cdt. Inqram, Cdt. Caldwell. Cdt. Sgt. Rice. Cdt. Glover. Cdt. Matthews. Row 3: Cdt. Capt. Morgan. Cdt. 1st Lt. Ross. Cdt. Herold. Cdt. Sic. Garrison. Cdt. Sgt. Pratts. Cdt. Bridgers. Cdt. Cpl. Hufl. Cdt. Sfc. Gross. Cdt. Sgt. Ferguson. Cdt. M Sgt. Banks. MILITARY POLICE LEADERS: Cdt. Maj. Lee, Cdt. 1st Lt. Jacobs. Row 1: Cdt. Sgt. Haag. Cdt. Jones. Cdt. Schmeltzer. Cdt. Reed. Cdt. Cpl. Lowe. Cdt. Jester. Cdt. Bridgers. Cdt. Marino. Row 2: Cdt. Sfc. Garrison, Cdt. Henry. Cdt. Hopson. Cdt. Harris. Cdt. Halliburton. Cdt. Sgt. Ferguson. Cdt. Salas. Row 3: Cdt. Sfc. Gross, Cdt. Johnson. Cdt. Dotson, Cdt. LaNier. Cdt. Warner, Cdt. Hair, Cdt. Jalles. Cdt. DeFrancisco. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS LEADERS: 1st Lt. Wapniarski. 1st Lt. Heglar. Row 1: Cdt. 1st Sgt. Pinkney. Cdt. Nys, Sgt. Cade. Cdt Corp. Walker. Cdt. Corp. Grogins. Cdt. Corp. Brown. Cdt. Jackson. Cdt. Sgt. Stone. Row 2: Cdt. M Sgt. Ross. Cdt. Corp. Pinkney. Cdt Pic. Gliva. Cdt. Tweedle, Cdt Sgt Burkett. Cdt. Corp. Norman. Cdt. Sgt. Williams. Row 3: Cdt. 1st Sgt. David. Cdt. M Sqt. Bridgewater. Cdt. Sgt. Bradley. Cdt. Pfc. Byrd. Cdt. Carter. Cdt. Daniels. Cdt. Sfc. Wilson. 83 Members of the Concert Band are energetic young fellows. Early morning finds them re- hearsing for assemblies, concerts, and games. Boys who come to Tilden without any knowl- edge of music, become expert at reading and counting music and skillful at handling their instruments. The Junior Band receives these students and develops them into finished play- ers for the Concert Band. A committee of boys performs such duties as, keeping records of letter-hours, attendance, uniforms, and many other things. With the help that is given by this committee, Mr. Ford, the sponsor, is able to devote more time to directing. We are proud of our band for its entertain- ing performances at school activities. V e com- pliment Mr. Ford and the members for their splendid contribution to Tilden. BAND Row 1: Buhring, Weikburg. Rybowiak. Darmoial. Johnson, Monlaperto. Bell. DeRoule. Jarecki. Jas. Filer, J. Filer. Tatum. Row 2: Poletto, Geron. HoHherr. Jarmon. Dugan. Jenson. Gos- noil. Ojeda. Orn, Gallas. Narcarti. Row 3: Feichtinger, Ichniowski. LaVigne, Gaska. Cox, Bauman. Zemanski. Zuniga. Taylor. Kloc. Macias, Eastman. Row 4: Landeros. Webb. Ziccarelli. Crockett. Stamets. Gravek. Morgen. SAXOPHONE QUARTET Gaska. Zuniger. Ziemanski. Bauman. 84 ROS Jerome Fifer lames Fifer John Jarecki Otto DeRoule Dennis Cox James Banman William Bell Mike Montaperto George Weinberg Clarence Rybowiak Antony Darmofal TER Homer Johnson Gene Poletto Roberto Dogan Richard Jarmon Arthur Buhring Pete Geron Stanley Hofherr Robert Terchtinger John LaVigne Lawrence Ichniow Stanley Stamets WOOD WIND ENSEMBLE DeRoule. Jarecki. Tatum. J. Filer, Jas. Filer. BRASS SEXTET Stamets. Webb. Grajek. Narcarti. Gosnell. Jensen. R O S Zicarrelli Salvatore Walter Gallas Richard Rosinski Dewey Crockett Thomas Tatum TER John Gaska Norman Grajek Peter Jensen Vernon DeYoung Robert Gosnell CLARINETTE QUARTET Boll. Monteperto. Rybowiak. Weinberg. John Narcarti Paul Webb Thomas I-anderos Larry Ziemanski Anselmo Zuniga Refugio Ojeda Herman Taylor Donald Klock Gerald Macias Robert Eastman Morgan 85 OFFICERS: Seated: Verkade. Vice Pres. J. Miller. Pianist. Standinq: Dorabroski. Librarian: Somers. Presi- dent; Balleu. Sec'y.’ Emmett, Librarian. V • —senior orud If you hear beautiful music as you walk through the halls, it could be the sound of the Tilden Senior Chorus rehearsing a lively popular song or a beautiful negro spiritual. The Senior Chorus is one of the most popular and enjoyable organizations at Tilden. The fifty members blend their voices in song to entertain organizations throughout the year. The Senior Chorus is always a welcome part of the annual Tilden Circus and Nite of Note. They have per- formed at the Graham Elementary School and have made various other outside appearances. The Senior Chorus has again revived the Barber- shop Quartet, and we are looking forward to some melodious old favorites from them. The Senior Chorus has had three years of ex- cellent training, and under the direction of Miss Margaret Mullen, have reached a high degree of perfection. Though Tilden is famous as a tech- nical school, it produces some really fine singers. It will be no surprise to find them on television or radio in the near future. 86 Miss Mullen. Directinq. At Piano: Miller. Verkade. Row 1: Wells. Emmett. Novack. Billups. Collaso. Gross. Williams. Salinas. Ealy. Adkins. Cundari. Row 2: Fredericks. Holubek. Keppery. London. Clark. Sparkman. Peters. Hawkins. McCormick. Schreiner. Somers, Ballew. Row 3: Dombrowski. Gist. Reed. Patchin, Franz, Bornat, Gomez. Serovy, Jackson. Brown. Ellis. Russell. Melzer. OFFICERS D. Nelson. Treasurer; C. Stratakos. Vice president. G. Gilmore, President; P. Pappas. Secretary. This group is fortunate in hav- ing Mrs. Kathryn Cramer, a for- mer opera singer, as its director. Under her leadership the boys have developed a liking for good music and experienced the joy of singing it. The Junior Chorus has been a generous contribution to school assemblies and evening functions. Officers for the new semester are: Chris Stratakos. President; Samuel Rousseav, Vice President; Milton Hill, Secretary; Robert Fiala, Treasurer; and Edward Fickett, Donald McClinton, and Joseph Johnson. Librarians. At Piano: Gilmore, Woodson. Row 1: Baker. Kilcoyne. Matthews. Ewinq. Medina. Miller. Row 2: Cimock. Mitchell. Yott. Ragan. Brown. Bubeck. Roqers, Riles. Kotulic. Row 3: Anton. Mather, Fiala. Rosine. Darquzis, Goewey. Bock. McDonouqh. Pratts. Scott. Row 4: Anderson, Avery. Schillinq. Pappas. Connolly. Feckett. Stratakas. Costello. Nelson, Tweedle. A fow ot the many trophies brouqht to Tilden by its champions in recent years. James Melin and Arnold Robinson ad- mire the display in the first floor trophy case. 89 Long remembered for its fine football teams, the Blue Devils made this season no exception for Tilden. The first sign of strength came when Tilden defeated Calumet, 20-6, in a pre-season practice game. Next to fall was Kelly. With the Kelly Trojans leading, 19-0, late in the final period, Jim Varnado broke loose for an 88 yard run to score. A few plays later Jim went 45 yards down the sidelines for Tech's second score. With two minutes remaining, Smokey Joe Kadlub threw a 50 yard pass to Ed Niemiec, who made the third touchdown. The final score was 20-19. Tilden turned back Phillips, 39-6, and went on to beat Farragut. Joe Kadlub high-lighted Tech's scoring by an 80 yard punt return. The final score was 47-6. After Farragut was left on the short end of a 47-6 game, Gage Park was added to Tilden's string of victories by a 39-13 score. It was again Smokey Kadlub who thrilled the fans by a 50 yard broken field run. For Joe's outstanding play he was chosen Prep Back of the week by the Herald American. DuSable fell to the strong Blue Devils team, 27-6. The Blue Devils then went downstate and trounced Litchfield 28-7. The weather was a deciding factor in the Englewood game. The field, covered with ice and snow, limited the players to slow-motion. Tilden's out- standing team play, however, made them victorious, 35-0, over a strong Engle- wood team. By sweeping the Central Section without a defeat, the Blue Devils were entitled to play Fenger of the South section in Soldiers Field. Tilden was defeated by a strong Fenger team, 46-0. Jootbci VARSITY Row 1: Wujcik. Dormody. Kudla. Van. Jablonski. Smalley. Pohrebny. M. Fuqett, Swartz. Row 2: Lonz, Vitek, Serovy. Machuqa. Boqe, A. Fuqett. Bart kiewicz. Bilek, Zirin. Row 3: Coach Hicks. Kadlub. Niemiec. Peacock. Gibbs. Zemke. Varnado. Munroe. Eubank. Fisher. Herinq. Coach Harvey. Row 4: Nordquist, Bludqeon. Krzyzanski. Dimoqlis. Hawks- worth. Nykaza. Ryan. Tokich. Deaderick. Pappas. Bean. Carson. SCOREBOARD Row 1: Kadlub. left half; Wujcik. riqht quard; Dimoqlis, riqht tackle: Herinq left end. Row 2: Niemiec, riqht half; Fibbs, left tackle; Munroe. center; Ubank. riqht end. Row 3: Fuqett. quarterback; Varnardo. fullback; Kudla. left quard; Bludqeon. riqht end. Practice Game Tilden—20 Calumet—6 Sept. 22 Tilden—20 Kelly—19 Sept. 29 Tilden—39 Phillips—6 Oct. 5 Tilden—47 Farragut—6 Oct. 13 Tilden—39 Gage Park -13 Oct. 19 Tilden-27 DuSable—6 Oct. 27 Tilden—28 Litchfield—7 Nov. 3 .........Tilden—35 ........... Englewood—0 Quarter Finals Nov. 10 Fenger—46 Tilden—0 91 Tonse moment in night game against Kelly. The 1951 Soph Football team showed great promise for our future varsity. Work- ing hard under coach Bar- baro's direction, they trained and scrimmaged to perfec- tion. Ending their successful season with seven wins and only two losses, the boys played well against all oppo- sition. Spearheaded by a fine backfield and a tough line, a tight seven to six loss didn't dampen their spirits as they rolled over their other opposition. Mack, Sama, Weller and Visnovsky were the main figures in their steadfast line as the fast, charging, back- field composed of Spiewals, Cummings, Hewes, and Kappel worked well behind them. By scrimmaging among themselves and against the varsity team they learned the fundamentals of block- ing and tackling as well as running and passing. Coach Harvey can expect a lot of good material out for spring practice as every soph's hopes are to. sooner or later, fill the shoes of some of the graduating varsity. Kudla carries the ball through snowstorm and Englewood defense. Niemic tackled by Englewood players. Fenger's pass attempt foiled by Smokey. A fast Fenger man gets away for a run. 92 a eer Cj llCl Boom Chick A Boom, Boom Chick A Boom, Boom Chick A Rick A Chicka A Boom Boom Boom! T T High, T T Why? Fight'em ! Fight'em ! ! Tilden Tech High ! ! ! These are the fellows who work tirelessly, in rain or shine, to spur our teams to greater and greater success. Row 1: Portway. Petterson. Landeros. Row 2: Garreaw. Bergman. Row 3: Inboden. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Brown. Johnson, Huqhes, Barkell. Conte, Bubeck. Barna, Lyskawb. Barbaro. Boyne, Row 4: Cimock. Kamper. Power, Spiewak, Taylor, Panarisl. Johnson. Vasilakis. Weller. Visnovsky. Mack. Nawtocki. Barker. Macijunas, Lloyd. Rasmussen. Patchin. Forberg. Danielski. Cummings. SENIOR BASKETBALL Row 1: Herkel. Peters. Palka. Hawrysz, Galey, Kuhl. Row 2: Coach B. Postl, Reed. Sarna. Glaza. Zemke. Myszkowski. Fiene. Row 3: Bemy, Werner. Young. Kortz. Banks. Rohde. C • —senior SCOREBOARD Tilden 46 Tilden 56 .. St. Elizabeth 47 Tilden 53 Tilden 58 Tilden 65 St. Rita 49 Tilden 73 Tilden 72 Tilden 39 Tilden 55 Tilden 54 Tilden 80 Tilden 64 Tilden 65 Tilden 48 Tilden 78 Tilden 67 Tilden 45 Tilden 44 Tilden 56 Pekin 59 Tilden 64 Tilden 49 Tilden 67 Tilden 58 Tilden 52 QUARTER FINAL Tilden 70 CITY SEMI-FINAL Tilden 65 CITY FINAL Tilden 62 The crun goes off. and another successful blue devil basket- ball season has ended. After gaining a public league playoff berth, Tech fought their way to the finals only to be defeated by a single point at the hands of a strong Roosevelt team. Baffling their opposition with an early full court press, Tech played a fine season ending it with nine wins and only two losses. With three new juniors, Galey, Jungman, and Young, starring in their new positions, and regulars Palka, Herkel and Glaza doing a lot of fine shooting, Tilden came mighty close to a city championship. New shoes will have to be filled as previous players Peters, Palka, Galey, Kuhl, Young and Sarna graduate this year. But Coach Salarios boys are ready to step up into the Senior basket- ball class. Galey breaks up Kelly play. Glaza. center, tries hook shot. Palka. forward, makes one-hand push. Kuhl, guard, lines up set shot. Galey. guard, dribbles. Peters, forward, attempts chess pass. Young, guard, rebounds for Blue Devils. Co-Captain Jungman The Minnows played thirty-one games but dropped eight to some of the ruggedest teams in the city. The Junior team showed plenty of spirit and drive, but lacked the finesse which a true championship team must have. Ed Kominsky, and forward Lawrence Evans. Re- placing the graduating members of the team are guard Louie Dworzycki, center Fred Warner, and forward Lawrence Rose. Lawrence Evans became captain of the new Junior organization. The members of the Junior team are guard Ron While the team didn't bring home the cham- Banovic, guard Bob Blackstone, center and co- pionship this year, Coach Salario has great Larry Jungman, forward and co-captain hopes for them in 1953. JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1: Banovic. Kominsky. Jungman. Blackstone, Evans, Dworzycki. Row 2: Rose. Paska, Carr, Benson, Coach Salario, Warner. McLaughlin. Row 3: Eppenstein, Zigmond, Frenden, Smolucha, Bugin, Long. lllhtfiMl BANOV1C. Forward Jungman and Evans go for rebound. Kaminski in unorthodox position as Gage Park game. SCOREBOARD Tildon 37 ....................St. Mel 54 Tilden 63...................Hyde Park 34 Tilden 57 ..................Bowen 44 Tilden 42 ..........St. Elizabeth 36 Tilden 32 ..................Elgin 33 Tilden 55 ....................Leo 37 Tilden 54 ............Morgan Park 55 Tildon 44 ...................St. Rita 41 Tilden 45 .................C.V.S. 48 Tilden 53 Wells 48 Tilden 51 DeLaSalle 63 Tilden 54 Austin 53 Tilden 51 Harrison 38 Tilden 44 Gage Park 37 Tilden 57 Kelly 49 Tilden 51 Austin 46 Tilden 60 Dunbar 49 Tilden 50 Farragut 39 he clutches ball in WRESTLING CHAMPS 1952 UJredtfi Row 1: Carver, 145 pound City Champion; Troemel. 133 pound City Champion; Anderson, 120 pound City and State Champion; Slaughter, 103 pound City Cham- pion; Tatum. 95 pound City Champion. Row 2: Fugett. 160 pound City Champion; Mumoe. 159 pound City and State Champion; Gibbs, Heavyweight City Champion; Fahy, 138 pound City Champion; Coach Hicks. One of the greatest wrestling teams in the his- tory of Tilden has again brought more laurels home. A states cham- pionship and a city cham- pionship now accom- pany the many trophies, plaques, and cups in the school's trophy cases. In addition to this, nine members of the squad have taken city individual titles with many more taking second, third, and fourth place ribbons, while two members placed first in the state individuals. With rugged work, smooth cooperation and fine coaching by Mr. Hicks, this team, destined for a good season, came through to overpower all opposition. Fahy uses fireman carry to take down Anderson. Awards captured in City and State meets by the 1952 Wrestling team. Romano, 95 pound champ lrom Tilden. in match with Burell o! Calumet. Troemel. in 133 pound class, trapped by Johnson ol Calumet. Gibbs, city heavyweight champ, ready to pin Budrich of Mt. Carmel. Slaughter, Tilden 103 pounder, defeats Smith of Calumet. WRESTLING Row 1: Billups. Jablonski. Fletcher, Nykaza. Hawksworth. Meyers. McClay. Ross, Marchert. Tatum. Row 2: Romano. Ramos. Anderson. Troemel. Fugett Mel. Clement. Gibbs. Munroe. Fahy. Carver. Swartz. Robles. Slaughter. Row 3: Mgr. Hayden. Rivera. Ruiz. Cech. Power. Troy. Budrich. Skoog. Mustari. Fugett Al. Mack. Mgr. Urban. Coach Hicks. Row 4: Gross. Avgerinos. Vasilakis, Ibarra. Peters. Weller. Lewis. Michal- ski. Flisiak. Dion. Colby. Boose. SENIORS Row 1: McNutt. Boge. Wilkins. Spark- man. E. Wallace. Row 2: Varnet. Little. Kwiatkowski. Lamb. Smalley. Mr. Harvey. Row 3: Scruggs. Lee. Watson, Tribit, Clarke. JUNIORS Row I: Johnson. McKinley. King. San- ders. Kutchek. Row 2: Ealy. Moore. Reed. Kamarav- skas. Mr. Harvey. Row 3: Gibson. Williams, Bojan. Sykes, Gearring. A. Wallace. Tilden's track team this year, as always, proved it had the Tilden spirit. Coached by Mr. Charles Harvey, the junior and senior teams ran up an impressive record of six out of eight meets for the seniors. In addition the juniors came in second in the city in- door meets and the seniors were third. The junior track team is made up of boys sixteen years and under; the senior team includes those over six- teen. Team captain Ronald Boge ex- pects that the hard nightly practice will bring the team victory in the outdoor track events. Sprinters Johnson. King, and Williams wait for the starting gun. Lee shows championship form as he clears the hurdle. Boge puts the 12 lb. shot. Ed Wallace and Ron Boge ready to start a dis- tance run. e i ciSeluii The Diamondeers in their togs, old and new, amble over to Sherman Park these sunny days for practice. As the temperature rises and the balmy breezes blow, balls, bats, and gloves get heavy and the soft green turf is very inviting. The dreammg fielder can be seen gazing at the skies won- dering whether the moving object is a plane, a bird, or a baseball. The players soon get to serious work, however, under the skillful coaching of Mr. Postl, to perfect their pitch- ing, fielding and hitting. Craftsman goes to press before the base- ball team gets an opportunity to demonstrate its prowess in league competition. In prac- tice games, the team lost but one game to Harper by a score of 4 to 3. Their 1952 pros- pects are good. Jalowiec at batting practice while Ciroock catches. Coach Postl chows co captains Sarna and Jalowiec how to drive them out o! the park. Pitchers: Contorno. Yellen. Rhode, Labarbera. Prein- inger, Kross. Cardenas. Orlinski. First Base. Bozek. Second Base. Herkel, Shortstop. Stark, Catcher. jrk BASEBALL TEAM Haky. Contorno. Cimock, Yellen, Stork. Bozek. Kross. Washkevic. Cullen. Fiene, LaBarbera. Dow. Cardenas. Stonchus. Jalowiec. Rohde, Wallace. Grady. Coach Postl. Preininger. Pclka. Orlinski. Herkel. Sakowski. Sarna. Sarna. LaBarbera. e. . —jivimmina Scott, city diving champion. Row 1: Scott. Dziallo. Larson. Sides. Row 2: Clinton, Roth. Kettleson. Freld. Coach Kinsey. Row 1: Harlov. Dziallo. Zirin. Walski, Frank. Harris. Row 2: Smith. Siston. Taylor. Davis. Strepek. Reklaitis. Row 3: Coach Kinsey. Yeager. Vaclawek. Wick, Dumont. Michalchik. i Tilden's swimming team consists of two groups, seniors, who are over sixteen, and juniors, who are under sixteen. These boys use the breast stroke and the crawl when competing with other teams. Diving is also very important and is judged on approach and form. Tilden's tankers splashed off to a good season this year with the juniors claiming seven wins and six losses and the seniors crashing through with eleven wins and two heartbreaking losses both ot which were decided by the last event. In last year's city championship meet. Tilden swam to fifth posi- tion with Vaclavek taking two first places and Scott taking a first in junior diving. In this year's city meet, our boys pulled up to third place, narrowly missing second by two points. Tilden also entered fourteen men in the State Championship meet at New Trier and they made a creditable showing. 102 J,tramura Every Tildenite has an opportunity to engage in sports activities through the intramural program. All boys who have not competed on regular teams are eligible for intramural competition. Teams are formed from each division and winning teams from each year receive a shield. The sports in which intramurals are held are basketball, track, chess and checkers, tug-of-war, swimming, and table tennis. SENIORS CHESS AND CHECKERS Row 1 (Clockwise): Gin. Wilson. Martin. Boltz. Tully. Row 2: Tijunelis, Geron. Filer. TUG-OF-WAR CHAMPS Top to bottom Row 1 Land. Caldwell. Davis. Row 2: CoHey. Meid. Adams. Barzyolo. Brija. Mr. Rummel. Sharkey. Row 3: Gustavson. Boyne. Washington. Kuczora. Ingran. Bor- tucci. Anton. Sullivan. Keizer. Mr. Walters. 1951 BASKETBALL MANAGERS Gin. Louie. Coach Hartman. Cossey. Ko. 3nt„unnraL TABLE TENNIS BICYCLE DERBY Blcckstono. Vaitkevicius, Ko. Dauparas, Louie. Ragauskas. Row 1: Juniors Brumous. Thomas. Kwiatt. Kryzaniak, Cooper. Row 2: Seniors—Powarzynski. Kwiatkowski. Kawa. JUNIOR AND SENIOR SWIMMING Row 1: Harlow. Sides. Darguzis. Row 2: Baron. Bohannan. McMaster. JUNIORS AND SENIORS CROSS-COUNTRY Row 1: Dominique. Kwiatkowski. McCoy. Myles. Row 2: Cossey, Gin. Louie. 104 JUunuuui % 1951 SOPH BASKETBALL CHAMPS Row 1: Boll. Miss Mullen. Kelly, Gorski. Young. Row 2: Martineck, Kopczynski, Frans. Harenza, Byrne. SENIOR TRACK Row 1: Scruggs, Little, Wilkins. Row 2: Baker. Clarke. Tribit. JUNIOR TRACK JUNIOR BASKETBALL CHAMPS Moore. Wallace. Knight, Reed. McNutt. Row 1: Kimbrough. Mrs. Fischer. Kucharski, Tryban. Taylor. Row 2: McKee, Lopresti. Kelbus, Hambric, Sweda. Brooks. A L E N D A R SEPTEMBER 1951 Techmen returned to class after a hard summer and stum- bled over wide-eyed freshies. Tech Times received its usual superior rating from the Quill and Scroll. Tech gridders trounced Calumet for our first practice win, then slipped past Kelly and beat Phillips in section play. OCTOBER -New pages in course books were arrayed in gorgeous shades of red and blue. Blue Devils lengthened their winning streak at the expense of Farragut, Gage Park, DuSable, and downstate Litchfield. Craftsman staff hit on the brilliant theme, Tilden on Parade. NOVEMBER -Hypnotized Tildenites amused fellow Techmen during outstand- ing performance by Mr. Edmund L. Baron, professional hypnotist. Blue Devils tied for section by whipping Englewood in a snowstorm, but lost to Fenger in city quarter finals. Joe Tilden proudly displayed his school to parents and friends on Open House night. The gym faculty whipped the senior cagers In Tilden's basketball game of the year. Tech Times was the only Chicago High School newspaper to receive Superior rating by National Scholastic Press Association. Tilden mat men swamped Waukegan to start a fine season. Sleepy-eyed Tildenites learned the fine points of using a slide-rule in EARLY morning classes. DECEMBER Tilden's picked platoon placed second in city-wide competition, loe Tilden enjoyed a fine evening with his O.A.O. at the Lettermen's Club dance. Techmen and faculty took two glorious weeks off from school for the Christmas holidays. loe Tilden sent our Christmas tree to Cook County Hospital. JANUARY -Tech grapplers continued their winning streak over five less for- tunate schools. Senior cagers went on to win over Kelly and Gage Park in section play. Senior A's held their prom and spent their last few days at Tilden planning for the future. FEBRUARY—Joe Tilden started a new and promising semester. Senior basket- ball players went on winning over Farragut and Lindbloom. Tilden mat men went on to win state and city championships. Senior cagers whipped Harper and Hirsch in city semi-finals. Joe Tilden entered his girl in Miss Tilden con- test for 1952 circus. MARCH--Senior class officers were elected; T. Homan, Pres.; A. Stanevich, V.P.; R. Ward, Sect.; and W. Hills, Treas. Tech cagers trounced Lane but lost to Roosevelt by one point in the city senior basketball finals. Joe Tilden enjoyed music in the lunchroom furnished by the student council. APRIL -Joe Tilden helped produce The Greatest Show on Earth, as thou- sands jammed Tilden on Circus night. Techmen nursed serious cases of spring fever, as they loafed (?) through clean up week vacation. Tech diamondeers eked out a three and one record between April showers. MAY—Prominent Techmen attended the achievement dinner at the Stock Yard Inn. The student council held its annual election of officers. Tilden re- sounded with the echo of marching feet and rolling drums as the R.O.T.C. dr lied for Federal Inspection. The spring fever epidemic hit a new high as Tildenites moped through their classes. JUNE Warm weather and drowsy days made school seem unbearable to Joe Tilden. Techmen waited eagerly for summer vacation. Seniors wondered what was in store for them after high school. Tech baseball players won 5, while dropping 2. Final exams were given and then final grades. Another year at Tilden has passed too quickly. LOCOMOTIVES Sest 'Wishes to Vilden Jh9k School and Sincere Congratulations to 01 is Tjcar A CjraJuateS GOODMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY HALSTED STREET AT 48TH CHICAGO 9, ILLINOIS Builders of Underground Mining and Tunneling Machinery SHUTTLE CARS CUTTING MACHINES „ 511 South Paulina Street Chicago 7. Illinois MARKLEY'S RESTAURANT 9419 S. Ashland Ave. Hill 5-2599 TILDEN GRAD OF 1927 THROUGH THE COMPLIMENTS OF Tuxedos, Cutaways and Full Dress Suits To Rent For All Occasions KEATING'S SCHOOL STORE BE-MAR TUXEDO RENTAL 4725 So. Union Avenuo CO. INC. Ke. 6 4087 5024 S. Ashland Ave. Grovehill 6-5351 Athletic Supplies for the High School Student CLUB JACKETS SWEATERS WILSON — GOLDSMITH — SPALDING EQUIPMENT SAM —Class of 1933 • MIKE -Class of 1937 Compliments of MINNITTS 4754 So. Union Ave. Bo-8-3732 ANN'S FOOD SHOP A GOOD PLACE TO EAT 6558 S. Hoisted St. THESE PEOPLE WISH TILDEN'S CRAFTSMAN WELL 1. Mrs. KuHner 2. Mr. Campbell 3. Mr. Hansen 4. Mr. Worst 5. Mr. Stueber 6. Mr. Ballou 7. Brent's Grill 8. Michael's Jewelry 9. J. J. Shell Service 10. Bill's Standard Station 11. Jack's Standard Station 12. Motley's Sugar Bowl 13. Lucille Mastamdrea 14. Mr. Doc” Walters 1038 W. 35th ST., CHICAGO A special invitation to grads of '52 to come in and land a steady Spiegel job. All kinds ol work to choose irom in the last-moving, progressive mail order world. Good pay . . . and a chance to advance when you do good work. Let us show you what we have to oiler in a lull-time job. SPIEGEL—A GOOD PLACE TO WORK GET - YOUR - TILDEN - SWEATERS REVERSIBLE JACKETS 5. EMBLEMS at ENGLEWOOD KNITTING MILLS 6643 So. Halsted St. Phone WE. 6-5920 NOW IN STOCK or MADE TO ORDER IN OUR OWN MILL QUALITY • COMFORT - DESIGN Phone STATE 2462 11th Floor BUTLER BLDG. STUDIO HOURS— Daily 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Sundays Holidays 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. MARSHALL PHOTOGRAPHER. INC. 162 NORTH STATE STREET Successor to MABEL SYKES Photographer DAY AND EVENING COURSES IN ENGINEERING - ARCHITECTURE - BUILDING DRAFTING - TOOL - DIE DESIGN ELECTRICITY - RADIO CALL. PHONE OR WRITE FOR CATALOG CHICAGO TECHNICAL COLLEGE 2000 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE CAlumet 5-8200 ESTABLISHED 1904 48th YEAR A Adjustment ................. 12 Advertisements .............108 Appraisals and Careers...... 12 Attendance ................. 12 B Band........................ 84 Baseball....................101 Basketball, Junior.......... 96 Basketball, Senior.......... 94 Biology Club................ 59 C Calendar, 1951-52...........106 Camera Club................. 58 Campbell, Mr. Colin......... 10 Campus Leaders.............. 22 Cheer Squad................. 93 Chess and Checkers...........58 Chorus, Senior.............. 86 Chorus, Junior.............. 87 Circus...................... 60 Clippings Bureau............ 55 Clubs ...................... 57 Committees, Class of Jan. '53 ... 38 Committees, Class of June '52.. 24 Craftsman Staff.............. 54 D Department Chairmen......... 11 Divisions ................ 62 Division Teachers, Freshmen.... 16 Division Teachers, Juniors.. 18 Division Teachers, Seniors.. 19 Division Teachers, Sophomores 17 F Faculty ...................... 15 Football, Sophs............... 92 Football, Varsity............. 90 Foreword....................... 6 Freshmen Divisions............ 62 Friedman, Mrs. Rose............ 5 G German Club................... 58 Guards........................ 49 H Hilton, Mrs. Mary............. 12 Honor Club.................... 48 I Intramurals ..............103-105 J Junior Divisions.............. 71 L I-ettermen ................... 57 Library Staff................ 11 M Math Club..................... 59 N National Honor Society........ 56 O Office Staff................. 11 Open House.................... 80 Organizations................. 45 P Parent-T eachers Associations .............. 13 Physical Education Teachers.... 21 Placement .................... 12 Principal, Assistant.......... 10 Principal's Page............... 9 R R.O.T.C....................... 81 R.O.T.C. Instructors 21 Sanders, Principal Richard.... 9 Schaeffer, Mr. Leslie......... 10 Senior Divisions.............. 75 Seniors, January '52.......... 39 Seniors, June 1952............ 23 Shops, Superintendent of...... 10 Shop Teachers..............20, 21 Sign Painters................. 59 Sophomores Divisions ......... 67 Spanish Students............... 5 Sports........................ 89 Steuber, Mr. Alfred........... 10 Student Council.............. 46 Swimming......................102 T Table of Contents.............. 8 Times, Tilden Tech............ 52 Track ........................100 Trophies..................... 88 V Veterans School............... 14 W West, Mr...................... 12 Wrestling..................... 98 112 Engravings by The Wallace Miller Co. Printed by The Raveret-Weber Printing Co. -yvau ’, ■V'-tv -• v.
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