Tilden Technical High School - Craftsman Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

19 5 8 CRAFTSMAN riLDEN TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO ILLINOIS ovewoi J How fortunate is ihe person who travels around the world! He sails, motors, tramps, and flies. I he highest mountain peaks and the deepest oceans are his to enjoy. The majestic cathedrals, ancient ruins, and customs of unfamiliar peoples are his to observe. We can't go world travelling just yet, but we have a world of our own here at l ilden, which is as broad as we make it. As the explorer stands in awe when he beholds the world s wonders, so we are overcome with amazement as we observe the interesting facets of our high school experience. For Techmen the school year is comparable to a Round-the-World journey. We discover that books can transport us anywhere. Science opens our eyes to wonders that defy the imagination. Each day brings some new adventure. Let us show you what learning means to us. Let’s travel— 2 3 Students who drive cars to school now have a reserved parking space. Mr. Crawford super- vises his aids as they line and mark a section of our school yard for that purpose. Science Fair entries rated three prizes for their creators. Ron Stewart here explains his drawings to visitors to the local fair held in our library. 4 This popular tech combo travelled to a city television studio to play for hundreds of teen agers in the studio and at home. W eeks of planning, working, and saving precede every Prom. The preparation of the January graduates was no exception to the practice. The Committee had all arrangements made well in advance, and not the smallest detail had been neglected. On January 17th all was in readiness. Seniors and their guests who attended agreed that the festive evening was well worth all the effort involved in achieving it. 1958 1.’JifdeniteS rede rue ( )(d Jruclition When the aroma of evergreens drifts through the halls you know that the Student Council has selected and purchased our Christinas lice. This two-story high “giant of the forest” was trimmed by Council members, who did their usual artistic job. Annual s lcli ieuenien I inner s ML 1 ana oin CU j irentes ' Jidit ZJilden Harris explains the operation of an auto- mobile engine to visitors in Mr. Sykes' auto electric shop on Open House Night. Parents of students in Miss Carroll’s division drop in to learn how their fresh- men lads are getting along in high schol. Visitors to Mr. admire Fredericks’ lathe. Kuehl’s skill . in machine shop the use of the These five city farmers rise early each morning and hurry to Union Stock Yards where they feed, water, and exercise their steers. At Stock Show time they enter them in world wide competition. They are But- ler. Gannon, Coffey, Coit, and Collins here shown brushing and curry combing a prize entry. -Alt-Aboard! Alie S. S. Aitden Seti Salt A or An -A iluenlure in X .earum 9 Administration. Now. there's a word that covers a lot of territory. We never lose touch with our administrators from the day we arrive until we complete our four years' journey. They plan our itinerary so that we call at a variety of pons. The captain, our principal, and his radar, our teachers, keep us on course so that we neither crash on the rocks nor flounder in dangerous waters. 11 Wr. XJie Slof J'htju’rinfendent Keeping shops supplied with material, and caring for movable school properties are part of Mr. Schael- fer’s duties at Tilden. WL m,J f-LL slant f- rincipaI W, CoL Cu,ni,Ul' Issista n t f rincipa I Remodeled Room 102 is now Mr. Campbell’s new office. These spacious quarters provide ample conference room for parents and students. •fii ■ t. • b.W:m 1' When the new semester opens smoothly, and with a minimum of changes, we know it is because Miss Puder has burned much “midnight oil planning the school program. 12 W, WicLJ !■ ) ■ rinc Mr. Fortino came lo ns in September of this year from Westcott Vocational School. He is an alumnus of Tilden and former principal of Kershaw Elmentary School. Mr. Rudolph Jezek Attendance Mr. Chester Pachucki Placement Miss Claire Du Brock Mathematics Mrs. Mary Larkin Physics Mr. John Harwell Social Studies Mr. Wilfred Nakamura Social Studies Mrs. Myrl Caras Mathematics Miss June IIciutz Mathematics Mr. Merritt Bethig English Mr. Edward Sweeney Social Studies Mr. Kahler Jackson Mathematics Mr. John Schmit Mathematics Miss Frances Carroll Mathematics Miss Lois Hinkle Mathematics 14 Mrs. Margin'd Irmiger English Mrs. Mary Hilton Adjustment Miss Antoinine I -ling English Mrs. Frances Malloy English Mrs. Anne Kolarits English Miss Mary Duckett English 15 16 Mrs. Daisy Lloyd Library Clerk M is. Margaret Traxler Library Clerk Mr. Russell Goodrich Chemistry Mr. Marshall Smoler Chemistry Mr. |ohn Oli o Hand Miss Margaret Mullen M itsic Mr. Asa Cabaniss It tendance Officer Mr. Frank Scalise Phyisca I Ed uca t ion Mr. Robert Hicks PI i ysi ca I Ed u ca t i on Sgi. James K. Wright Sgi. James Heffernon VV' Miss Katherine Birmingham English Mrs. Jeannette Cassin English Mrs. Margaret Neumann Librarian Mrs. Julianne Sinc lair Mrs. Florence Fitzgerald ‘ General Science English Mrs. Lela Danzy Mr. Walter Ferganus General Science Social Studies Miss Jeanne Demling Social Studies Mr. William Murray Social Studies Miss Genevieve McCambridge Clerk Miss Catherine Doyle Clerk Mrs. Gertrude McDermott Clerk Mrs. Dorothy 1.arson Clerk Mr. Harold Kuehl Machine Shop Mr. Emmet Gartland Machine Shop Mr. Lewis Worst Drafting Mr. Richard Strockis Drafting Mr. Leroy Kohut Wood Shop Mr. George Whyte Wood Shop Mr. Robert Goldberg General Science Mr. Clyde Mockus Chemistry Mr. Victor Timme Radio Shop Mr. Robert Burgchardt Aircraft Mr. George Botts Wood Shop Mr. Robert I.itzkow Plastic Shop Mr. Fred Gunderman Wood Sit op Mr. Paul Brinkmann PhysicaI Educalion Mr. Richard Majewski Physical Education Mr. Paul Kinsey Physical Education Physica I Educa t ion Mr. Edward Wach Physical Education Mr. William Parkhill Physi ca I Ed uca t i on 3 CLCU Mr. Thomas Crawford Auto Mechanics Mr. Julian Sykes Auto Electric Mr. Walter k'oley Drafting Mr. Charles Keating Linotype Mr. Oscar Anderson Print Composition Mr. John Moran Print Press Mr. George Post Drafting Mr. Bernard Kelly Social Studies 19 —science s SSureS PHYSICS The ohm is used extensively in physics to measure resistance. Here Naxera and Johnston test the re- sistance of wire. Opposite Page: BIOLOGY The electron microscope is a new addition to our biology equipment. Wald focuses the microscope, while Jee prepares a second slide. 20 TVPING A large percentage of boys who take typing find it useful in other lass work. Here. Sladcik and Kelly strive for perfection on the keys. DRAFTING The floor plan of a home gets the final touch of blueprinting from Vrhovnik and Peters. MUSIC Four Tildenites try their hands at playing some of the various instruments they learn about in the music class. 1 hey are Ter- rito, R e utko, Barr, and Hu rr. Opposite Page: CHEMISTRY’ Distillation is a major experiment in chemistry. l.yall, Hong, and Rabe demonstrate a method of purifying water by distilla- tion. 22 Above: AUTO ELECTRIC SHOP Danowski and James watch, as Ingerman tests the effectiveness of a generator. AIRCRAFT Preparation for minute inspection is made by apparatus known as the Magna Hux. Eigerlando and Wald inspect this camshaft for the most microscopic of flaws. Right: WOOD SHOP An ample supply of wood is needed for the many useful articles produced in our wood shops. Peterson and Rosal run unfinished wood through planer which prepares it for use. 24 m auer DANGER FOR USE OF WSTRUCTOR ONLY its lAJheeii Jurn, C hips J3oyS esLv °r eclous ree cl omS £)ernon$ tra ted J)n PATTERN SHOP Wood patterns of machine parts are made to sene as models in drafting classes. On the lathe, cutting the collar, is Kuniisek. w hile Me Henry checks his hand wheel, and Krone sands the coiners of his clamp. PUBLIC SPEAKING Students of a public speaking class present a mock trial to a civics class, thereby gaining practice in oral argu- mentation. Bailill Messina swears in the wit- ness. Walker, while Judge Ward pre- sides. Jurymen, seated: Rybicki, Driver, Conrad. Jones, YuiJle. Standing: Rea- gan, Winblad, Sorensen, Gonzalez, Za- gorski, Russo, Nevels. 26 28 R.O.T.C. Knowing how lo give first aid in emergencies is one invaluable skill cadets learn. Cdt. Sgt. Barkus and Cdt. Maj. Sones observe Cdt. I.t. Perry apply a splint to Zableckis. an ,nz epair in (j Opposite Page: AUTO SHOP Keeping cars in good mechanical condition pro- motes safety on our na- tion’s highways Lechmen learn the importance of safety in auto shop. Pe- garsch and Herman com- plete a tire change for Oswald. 29 PHYSICAL EDUCATION There's nothing like a stint on the stall bars to limber every muscle. Mr. Barbaro’s gym class shows how it’s done. SOCIAL ST I DIES A copy of our constitution is well worth reading and studying. Here Springer, Sudzius, Engle. Koral, and Doles learn to appreciate the tremendous foresight of the men who drafted it. Opposite Page: ENGLISH Ivanowski operates the tape recorder as Carr, Kline, Oswald, and Scarlatos record a scene from Macbeth. UNITED STATES HISTORY The work of distinguished presidents who have served our country is explained by Willich to his classmates, Barry, Maciaczek, Ko inski, Kocinski. and Russell. MATH Depth and realism are obtained in solid geometry models. Here, Stiber, Niezabitowski, and Oppenheimer study various geometrical fronts in order to better understand three dimensional figures. CIVICS Knowing how our government operates is a ‘‘must” for all good citizens. These students arc studying the division of powers in a government which they will one day help to run. They are. front: Kollaritch, Alex and Cicenas, and rear: Gribac and Jackson. 30 UC W OCIOCS Sights to See f facei to 'i.uL Dk tin Our tourist guides have wide experience. Capable teachers pilot us along the route ol learning and open new vistas to our curious and inquiring minds. Their patience, interest, and helpfulness make our trip a mem- orable one. Join us on our forty-week tour of Tilden. Clad to have you aboard! BARITONES Front Row: Taylor. 'Thornton, Hoskins, Dunham. McClellan. Row 2: Chan. Lam. Moses. Rob- inson. Anderson. Row 3: McKay. Bnchlniann. C'lis- ham, Bozeman. Burrell. Whit- tington. Row I: Tirdito. O’Donnell. Silk. Banks. Jackson. BASS Front Row: Jackson. Lum. I u- mi. Robinson, Washington. Row 2: Ocracc. McConaghy, Lewis, Munis. Franklin. Row 3: Noel. Adams. Taylor, Dawson. Richardson, Dunham. Waribany. Row 1: Haywood. Jaros. I.clig- don. DeFrisco, Petkus, Taylor, Hopkins. 34 a or iste rs TENORS From Row: Mclvers, Young. Allen, Saunders. Smith. Row 2: Coleman, Zawacki. Dacko. Williams. Scit . Humphries. Row 8: Norwood. Hillman. Saunders. (.. las lor, H. lavlor. Terrell, Boggs. Row I: Burke. Slappcy. Miles. Brookens. Jenkins. Balk. Potts. Miss Margaret Mullen, genial sponsor of choral work, prepares to conduct the chorus. Un iverSa tX ancjucLCje One of the larger organizations at Tilden is its chorus. The chorus consists of about one hundred Techmen from all years in school. These Techmen perform at all assemblies and other social activities in the school. Chorus members work diligently all year long to prepare for their portion of each performance assigned to them. Many hours ol practice make fora good performance every time. Tilden’s chorus is not confined to one type of singing but offers variety, including classical and popular music. Miss Mullen, the former head ol I ilden’s music department left us at the end of last semester to give her talents to students of an elementary school. Everyone at Tilden was sorry to see her go. We wish her the best of luck in her new assignment. 35 Yjarcliina Yfjuslc Enlivens the Jc our CONCERT BAND Foreground: Barnes, Mr. Olivo. From Row: Toy. Boggs, Kuniui. Williams. Brydie. Row 2: Reid. Felling, Ward, Marline . Kimbrough. Ballard. Row 3: Simousek. Sablich. Moore. Carter. Neblett. Lane. Trask, Hall. Thompson, Davenport. Row I: Hunt. Baer. Linncar, Vucovich, Stockus. Kelly. Clay tor, Landeros, Waller. Whether it is the small flute or the monstrous bass drum you wish to play, you can do it in the band. Mr. Olivo, band sponsor, teac hes three classes. Beginners and intermediates soon graduates into the concert band. In city competition this year, the concert band rated “G.” STUDENT COUNCIL From Row: Barn. Arivcr. Stcjransky, Golah Row 2: Olszowka. Burkett. Doles. Osika. W alker. Hall. Shainauskas. Ward Row 3: Biumjac. Benda. Burns. Koral. F.nglc. Fulkerson. Springer. Wydra. Miller Row I: Popjoy. Jarcs, Sudzus. J. Doles. Willich. Amico. Pappalardo. Murphy. Demlxmski Row Glaser. ) Brien. Faion. I’ilat. Wald. Barkauskas. Grison. Garav. Stewart, Davis Row (� : Seitz. Samuolis. Gtivakis. Epperson. Vrhovnik. Walker. Franklin Row 7: ko inski. Warnicki. Cummings. Valrosc. Ewonaitis. Artcga. I hotnas. Bright r . oLearnina in 2), eurocrat ic overnmen t ( ne ol our most active organizations is the Student Council. Besides giving the entire student body the opportunity to take part in representative government, this group sponsors a number of all-school activities. Among their accomplish- ments tins year was a new plan ol lunchroom seating, providing badges for hall guards, assisting the Kiwanis clubs in their children’s charity drive, and sponsoring a spring dance. Students have also been active in city wide council undertakngs. 37 Jroni .Start to Expert Cfiticlt cuice SCHOLARSHIP STAFF Seated: Lcmezis Czechalsk Miss Birmingham Paramhoukas Peterson Pellegi inetti Bm ns Labuda Standing: McKnight Koral ADJUSTMENT OFFICE ASSISTANTS Standing: Mrs. Fitzgerald Stulgaitis Slowik Lorimer Fechtncr Engstrom Mrs. Irmiger Front to rear, clockwise: Fable 1: Ray Draski Table 2: Quan King Perry Fable 3: Norkus Junievicz Fable I: Hotunan Carr Rumisek Table 5: Donelin Burl Carter Fable 6: Oban Doles Walicck Table 7: V ruble wski Miller Risley SCHOLARSHIP STAFF Clic k. Click, Click! I p come the tabulations of the senior c lass. This staff computes averages, compiles lists of qualifying students, and calculates seniors’ rank in class. They also sort and file the hundreds of letters, circulars, and catalogue� that reach Miss Birmingham s desk eac h year. ADJUSTMENT Want to take a test? Give a test? Find a reading or math score? All of these are readily available in the Adjustment Office. For their work in this department. Mrs. Hilton, Mrs. Fitz- gerald. and Mrs. Irmiger enlist the aid of a number of students who do clerical work. 1 hey keep students’ folders and record cards in perfect order. Filing, answering the telephone, and con- ducting tours of the building are all part of an adjustment assistant’s day. 38 From Row: Seler. Jackson. Gull, Hoi- vatli. Row 2: Barrios, Moore. W’alz. Hayden. Row 3: Chester. Kcim, K. Wal . Burns. Row i: Konkol. orniak. Winston. Beasley. Row !i: Angelo. Kovarik. Ro dilsky, Kwaisiborski. Ken non. Row (i: Rosas. I reonis. Kolcrich. Cwik linski. Row 7: Medalis. Nowakowski. Hu If. Kopin. Row S: Mtistapic, Coleman. Yojla. Krocc. Row ‘I: Monahan. Pieras. Mitchell. Bechn. Front Row: kopinski. Pacholski. Row 2: Wantroha. Sullivan. Stulls. Marline . Row 3: kogut. I ram. uglc. Rosol. Row I: Nichols. Boose. Jones. Lyall. Row f : Dennis, Watson. Johnson. Ra- gan. Row ti: Micdona. Meehan. Rank . Wod iak. Row 7: Miki, Pamaiailis. Scruch. Tra- pani. Row 8: Robinson. Person. McCormick. Wilson. Row 9: Solofra. Kuras. Barcena. Roark. Row 10: Gosncll. Stulgaitis. Cook. John stem. Row II: I turidsen. Klingensmith, Lloyd. Marsh. Front Row: Both. Snaidauf. Mcli ic. Row 2: Sieger. Morales. White, Ho.st- maiui. Row 3: Shipman, .urawski. Mosqueda. Millnei. Row I: C ekala, Crutchfield. Maestri. Wilson. Row Jones, l.ethiot. Corte . Chow. Row fi: Schmitt. Wajda. Canaria. Chan. Row 7: Mosley. Jacob. I inner. Grav. Row 8: Nieceag. Massie. Randall. Bi- ttinjac. Row 9: Benda. Huff. Hopkins. Ras mussen. Front Row: Castle. Paske. Crance. Con stan er. Wilson. Row 2: Jones. I.elrensorger. Bvsak. Fer- raro Row 3: klansegger. Weishaar. Kolod- zievski. Indoranto Row I: Mier wa. Jones, (.laser. Janis. Row Doles. Wagner. Inllisou. Bn ant. Row ( : Gribac. Hcppncr. Silk. Cart- wright. Row 7: Fcchtner. Suc us. Danowski. Tloc ck. Row 8: Starzyk, l.eihowic . Ructer, I hompson. 39 c ourierS (L crthc Jech nica 5, rain in VISITING SPEAKERS Standing: Cooney. Front Row: Hcppner, Olszowska, Barry. DeLaurenus. Maciaszck. Row 2: Rybicki. Millner. Kollaritsch, Perry. Stiber. Row 3: Alex, Oppenheimer. Vrhovnik, Shampine. Per inskas, Clishain. Row 1: Doles. Siulzus. Snukst. Naxera. Dite. Shainanskas. Nieza- bitowski. Row Russo. Doles. Russell. Bean. Moy. Dcntschle. (iandurski. Bnehlinann. Row 6: Orejndos. Hopkins. Burt. Mason. Bailey. Payne. R. Burt. Garbaciak. Row 7: Tcrrien. Kelly. DeMarco. Ncvels. Nettles. Martin. Carr. Arthur. Dawson. Row 8: Kline. Scarlatos. Wajda, Gamble, Oswald. Sorensen. Mow, Taylor. These Techmen “sell” Tilden. They make up a group who go to the grade schools on Chicago's South Side and talk with eighth graders who are interested in a technical career. I hey describe life and work at Tilden and show how technical training would benefit them. I hey travelled miles and miles, spoke to numerous g oups, and drew many compliments lor their presentation, wherever they went. 40 St uclent didi J eep Jech iddacli lacninerij in Wot ion These unselfish Techmen give up their study periods in order to help the Library, Attendance Office, and Book Room operate smoothly. With- out their assistance, the sponsors of these activities maintain they would be lose. Their duties are many. Count- ing. stamping, delivering, checking, and shelving books, and doing clerical work are a lew of the chores that keep them busy. ATTENDANCE OFFICE CLERKS Sealed: Young. Sloan. Bowie. Person. Row 2: Franko. Johnson, Ciccnas. Ix lko. Mi. Jezek. uber. Row 3: Wilson. (Waves. Allunis. Dudley. BOOK ROOM AIDS Kneeling: Baer. Standing: Swiderski. Mr. Cass. Rutherford. Bartolini. Houlihan, Castrogiovanni. Oren- dorlf. STUDENT LIBRARIANS Seated: Jones. Zahlcckis. Taylor. Standing: Orcjudas, Ghet ler. Prohin, Bouck, Bendixon. 41 ESSENTIAL MATH MARKERS Front Row: Ghent. Ferro. Row 2: Marsh. Arden. Row 3: Gilmore, Haney. Standing: Soncs. READING MARKERS Front Row: (.oldfeder, Dean. Cozzens. M'ais. Maslar. Row 2: Billow, Gonzalez. Wayman, Skala. Row 3: Pencck, Wanat. Roeske. Row I: Kogut. Poindexter. Watson. Row Engle. Stonis. Row (� : Kramer. At Desk: Wilson. EARLY MORNING GUARDS Standing, left: Mr. Jezek. Zorniak. Front row: lumas, I aylor. Murdoch. Adams, Chow. Row 2: Lam. Oppcnhcimer. Snukst. Dile, Warhiany, Sham pine. Row 3: ahlcckis. Niezahitowski. Frederick. Nash, (ohnsou Leme is, McNight. Stiller. Person. Row I: llrydie. Carter, Vrhovnik, Ol owka. Mov. Davis, Boyle. SPEAKERS BUREAU Stiber, Shainauskas, Mrs. Cassin. lcx. Orijudos. Migil. Oppcnhciincr. PUBLIC RELATIONS BUREAU Standing: Barkausaks. s. Raekauskas. Rvbicki. Sangaila. R. Rackauskas. Kropidlowski. Jurkus. Seated: Mrs. Cassin. Jurenas. Newkirk. SPEAKERS’ BUREAU Community organizations are welcome to call on this bureau for s| eakers lot their meetings. These students prepare talks and gather material for panel dis- cussions on a variety of subjects. Groups they have addressed have shown keen interest in the ideas and opinions of these teen agers. PUBLIC RELATION’S South side communities are interested in reading about events, achievements and plans of the only technical school in this pari of the city. Uo keep them informed, articles of interest are sent to the local and metropolitan newspapers. When articles appear they are clipped and posted for all students to read. Mrs. Cassin is the sponsor for both of these organizations. 43 UnuJ and i ouncl CjoeS the PAGE EDITORS (Bottom) Geraci. Terrien, Lcppcrt, Burkcttc. Cozzcns, Zahleckis, Hay- wood, Smith. MRS. FRANCES MALLOY Newspaper Advisor Seated: Moy. Naleway. Domhrowski. Me- Knight, Massey. Standing: Ward. Rural. Rosenthal. Morgan. Sladcik. Baitolini. 3 une$ Perfect quiet reigns in division on “Times” day. Pity the poor teacher who tries to get an answer to a ques- tion or an explanation for a class absence! Every head is bent over the paper as students devour the latest l ech news, solve the puzzle, or read the jokes. Under Mrs. Malloy's guid- ance the l imes Staff succeeds in turn- ing one superior edition after another. Staff So Qet the %wi PRINT STAFF Paramhoukas. Oswald. Sliva. Rasmussen. Sherman. Rcchn. Borrowdalc. Ducesc. Oren- dorlF. Shainauskas. Shipman. man Clockwise: Engle. Bonk. Yavra. Buehlman, Chan. Warbianv. Biitm- jac. Sliber. Zableckis. Silk. • € ■ ■ 9 Below. Sealed: Strocmcr, Shainauskas. Sladcik. Standing: Constan cr. Mr. Chester I’acliucki. Business Advisor. At right: Mrs. Kolarits. Ditc. Alex. VTIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Foreground: Miss Dcmling. From Row: Shainauskas. Oppenheiincr. Waj- da. Orejudas. Row 2: Rite. Scarlotos. Garcia. Gamble. Rover. Row 3: ci abitowski. bran. lcx. Arthur. Kline. Row I: Harwicke. Rei.amentis. Oswald. C an. DeMarco. HONOR CLUB Foreground: Leligdon. I rcasurer; Vrhovnik. Vice President. Front Row: Yon Ihaden, Duncan, Oppen- lieiinei . ie a hi tow sk i. Naxera. Dite. Snukst. Alex. Row 2: Wald, Gandurski. Cooney. Deutschle. Clishani, Buchlmann, Warbiany. Row 3: Parnataitis. Mika, Pcrkinskas. Mcsch. Smith. Hafner. Row I: Loviso. Jee. Payne, Newkirk. Dc- I.aurentis. Boyle. Wayman. Ols owka. Foreground: O'Donnell. President; Petkus. Secretary. Front Row: Ol owka. Kollaritch. Wajda. Shai- nauskas, Sliber. Row 2: Bean. Quan. Scarlatos. Garcia, C.ribac. Row 3: I.arricu. Ore judos, M. Chan, Russ Chan. R. Chan, Eichendorf. Row I: Dudley. Kline, rthur, Carr, Sham- pine, Goya. Row : Sud us. Soldat. Oswald. Lernen, Hilo. 47 die rica i anti f hotograjihic •xperience STUDENT C LERKS MAIN OFFICE Front Row: Jaee, Corse. I.iz io, Louisa. Row 2: Dcutschlc. I crricn. Ruchlmann. Row 3: Clisliam. Woo. Lindahl. Row 4: Oppenheimer. Pcrzinskas. Row 5: Russell. Amico. Row t : Warhiany. Behind Counter: Miss Doyle. Chan. Moy, Martinez, agor- ski. Shainpine. Krol. At table. Clockwise: Snukst. Fi ytlrychowiv, iczahitowski. Rorrowdale, Lorence, Rrelskv. Warhiany. Miss Doyle. Cooney. Seated. Left: Pondelccek, Chan. Standing: Winsett. Ewonaitis. (.revan. Holada. Willich, Bah- ka. Moy. CAMERA CLUB Front Row: Rarkauskas. Luncckus, Chan. Lee. McTizic. Gehliunas, Kanofsky. Shew. Row 2: Green. Fisher. Bonn. Balentinc. Stonis. Scott. Chow, Junievicz, Still- gait is. Row 3: I ydorski, Rallies, Wald, Mr. Whyte. Mr. Burgdiardt. IZO.D.C. COLOR (.LARI) Cell. SI C Hollandsweii ill. Celt. SFC. Sums. Cell. Sgt. Q'Breichta. Celt. Sgt. Wydra. OFFICERS Front Rem: Cell. Lt. Col. Oppenheimcr. Row 2: Celt. Maj. I.yall, Cell. Maj. Semes. Row 3: Celt. Capt. Zableckis. (kit. ('apt. Gozzens, Cell. Capt. Kelly. Celt. Capt. Rvbieki, Cdt. 1st Lt. Stilier. Reiw I: Cdt. 2nel Lt. Ryan. Celt. 2nd Lt. Barrie, C elt. 2nd Lt. Millncr. Cdt. 2nd Lt. Ferguson, Celt. 2nd I.t. Siainpos. Front to Rear Row 1: Cdt. SFC Barnes. Cdt. Sgt. James, Cdt. Cpl. Zorniak. Celt. Cpl. Lane. Cdt. Cpl. Cam- way. Celt. Cpl. Moses. Celt. Cpl. Boose, Cdt. Cpl. Penrod. Cell. Cpl. Evans. Cdt. Powers. Celt. Pcstlin. Cdt. Bonny. Row 2: Cdt. SCF Wright. Cdt. M Sgt. Miller. Celt. Sgt. Phillips. Celt. Cpl. I illman. Celt. Cpl. Orison. Cdt. Cpl. Carlos Cell. Anderson, Cdt. SIC Jolley. Celt. Mingarel. Celt. Young, Celt. Cagle. Celt. Seliwartzheiff. Rem 3: Celt. SFC. McCormick. Celt. Sgt. Johnson, Celt. Cpl. Sanavaitis. Cell. Clumpier. Celt. Cpl. Carter. Celt. Cpl. Harris. Celt. Schaeffer, Celt. Spraggins. Celt. Cpl. Sladky. Cell. Cpl. Bueasas, Cdt. Jaroliinek, Celt. Battles. USHERS AM) FIRE GUARDS Front to Rear Row 1: Celt. SFC Haney. C tit. (’.pi. Dacko. Celt. (. | I. Kohl met . (alt. M Sgt. Cream er. (alt. Kanofsky. (alt. Sgt. Muff it. (alt. SFC Burkett, (alt. Groves. Celt. SF( Chester. Row 2: (alt. CpI. Jahlonski. (alt. CpI. look . Celt. CpI. Salvato. Celt. I st Sgt. Rosas. Celt. M Sgt. I’er inskas. Celt. 1st Sgt. Carter, Celt. Sgt. Masse. Row 3: Celt. CpI. Feager. Celt. SFC Butin. Call. Ist Sgt. Aelainore. Celt. SFC l.ep- pert. Celt. Allen, (alt. M Sgl. I’er inskas. Celt. SFC McKnight. l ecuhj jot' e2)i 're$$ Front lo Rear From to Rear From io Rear Row I: Cell. Martin. Cdt. Cpl. Williams. Cdl. •Ski. Warzyk. Cell. Brewer. Cdl. Sgt. Jurkus. CUli. C|)l. Rumisck. Cdl. Cpl. Za block is. Cdt SIC Dusek. Cell. Popjoy. Cell. Cpl. Wanai. CUli. Sgi. |u renas. Cdl. Cpl. Yonkers. Cdl. Ski. Saugaila. Row 2: Cell. Cpl. Lee, Cdt. Sgt. Carothcrs. Cdt. 'Froller. Cdt. Sgt. Boyle. Cdl. Sgt. Wayman. Cdt. Sgt. Wichmann. Cell. Sgt. l idorski. Celt. Trester. Cell. Sgl. Melchcrt. Cdt. Cpl. Jones. Row 3: Cdt. Kolas, Celt. Lynch. Celt. Cpl. Dawson. Cell. Cpl. Greene. Celt. Trumhlay, Celt. DeGuillio, Celt. Cpl. Jones. Celt. Lo- hue. Cell. Metzger. Cell. Beehn. Celt. Rics- heck. Celt. Cpl. Davis. Row I: Cell. M Sgt. Mesch. Cell. Shields. Celt. Cole. Cell. Blackman. Cdt. Hairston. Cdt. Rudd. (.dt. Kochc, Celt. Werner, (all. Sgl. White, Cell. Seaton. Cdt. McMillan. Cdt. Brown. Cell. M Sgt. Meiron. Cdt. SIC Smith. Celt SFC Haywood. Row '2: Cdt. Stephenson. Cdt. McGee, Cdt. Dean. Cdt. Bilman. Cell. Xorkus. Cdl. Starr. Cdt. Glaum. Celt. Cpl. Jacejuest. Celt. Curl. Celt. Hanes. Cdl. Ware. ell. SFC Bennett. Row 3: CUli. Cunningham. Celt. Polk. Celt. Bevan. CUli. Clark. Celt. Sheriff. Celt. SFC. Garcia. CUli. Harrington. Cell. Jackson. Cdl. Adams. Cdt. Short. Celt. Cpl. Bennett. Call. SFC Burkett. Celt. Barnes. Cielt. Jav. Cdl. Brown. Row I: Cell M Sgt. Barkus. Cdt. Hill. Cdl. Washington. Cdt. Rejberts. CUli. Stayneir. Celt. Brokn. Cell. Balantine. Call. Lee. Cdt. Rohinson. Call. Hopson, CUli. Cpl: Larricu. Sgi. Paramhoukas, Celt. Samuolis. Row 2: Celt. Jefferson. Call. Porter. Cell. Rerberts, Call. Masem. Cell. Rudd. Celt. Ricarele� . Call. Woods. Call. Radford. Call. Fay. Celt. Walden. Cdt. Small. Row 3: Cell. Kunelrot. Call. Bulin. Cell. Brooks. ( (It. Bright. Call. Stewart. Call. Harp. Call. Zchin. (alt. Washington. Call. Winston. Call. Andrews, Celt. SFC Ward. Celt SFC Adams. Celt. Harris. },u' difdenI 'imIs the oj' Cetten, Sl ie LL c cl ZJroph iei A passive traveller may well be bored merely watching the scenery go by. Participating in five major sports and a variety ol other activities, prevent any such lethargy on our trip. Besides providing mental alertness and lightning response, these supply that necessary feeling of well being so important to the success and enjoyment of any tour. 53 The 1957 Tech football season wasn’t what would be considered a highly suc- cessful one, but considering the size ol the team and the difficulty of their schedule, their record is a good one. After practice game losses to both Peoria and Calumet, the gridders roared back strong to whip both G.V.S. and Phillips, and it seemed as though the team was really on its way to a highly prosperous season. Spirit, both on the team and in the student body ran high, but the play in the four remaining four games proved beyond a doubt that size dominates the game of football. Sparked by the line play of players such as Co-Captain Nax- era, Quarterback Bean, and Lineman Plump, the Blue Devils, despite their lack of size and experience, reached the finals in the Red Division. 1'hey were eliminated by Calumet, who went on to become Public League Champions. Lindblom brings clown Tilden back. Co-captain George Naxera and .led Kozinski bring down Lindblom ball carrier. George Naxera gets away from two Lindblom men and attempts to avoid three more. Burt Petkus jumps over heap and tries to get in a block. Carl Dorsey, fleet left hall back, being brought down by no less than three Lindbloom players. 54 Above, lop row: Bean. Quarter Back; Brown. Lefi End: Bryan. Right Guard; Cmyidlcr. Right End: Davis. Left Guard: Dawson. Right Half: J. Doles. Right Half. Row 2: K. Doles. Right Guard; Gcraci. Fullback: Gulliford. Right Guard: Hardy. Left Guard: Hem acck. Ass t Mgr. Johnson. Right Guard: Jones. Right Half. Below, top row: Kocinski. Left Half: Ko insky. Full Back: Lloyd. Wt. Mgr. Mangan. Fullback: Mitchell. Right Tackle: Naxera, Co-Cap’t. I-eft End: O'Donnell. Center. Row 2: Pappas. Right I acklc: Pctkus. Left Tackle: Randall. Right End: Rasmussen. Right End: Richardson. Right Halfback; Sloan. Left Guard: Stulzus. Left Guard. Row 3: I hornton. Left Guard: I'hornton. Left Half: Tolmairc. Right Half: Wagner. Full Back: Walker. Mgr. West, Left Half; Willich. Quarter Back; Winston, I-eft End. I PROSPECTIVE CHAMPS OF 1958 Above, top row: Ashmus, Center; Battle. Full Back; Bryan Tackle: Burns. Guard; Carr. End; Esi ridge. Half Back: Franklin. Halfback. w 2: (.revan. Halfback; James, End; Kelly. End; Ken non. I ackle: Ix-wis. Fullback: Lorimer. Fullback; Lovejoy. lalfback. low. top row: Marvin, Guard; Moy, Half Back; Icil, Guard: OBrochta. Tackle: Rollo. Quarter Back: Schrage. Mgr.: Smith. I ackle. Row 2: Vasquez. Mgr.: Wald, (.enter: Washington. Half Back; Waugh. Half Back: Williams. I ackle. nt im'iiiiiiiiio in tun miitt VARSITY SCORE BOARD Practice Games Peoria, III. IS Calumet 20 Tilden 7 Tildcn 0 League Gaines C.V.S. 13 Phillips 6 Lindhlom II Morgan Pk. 7 Fcnger 20 Tilden 19 Tildcn 13 Tilden 0 Tilden o Tildcn 12 Finals Tilden 0 Calumet 18 Co-captain Franklin (right front) is given two vision blocks by Lindblom as he tries to catch Lindblom half-back. Left half back Carl Dorsey breaks away for the blue Devils. 56 VARSITY From Row: Ghent. Mgr.: Dunham. Kelly. Bryan. Gaston. Bowie. Row 2: Stanford. Mgr.; Dawson, Gerald. Hopkins. McKay. Row 3: Burke. Slater. O. Jackson. Marsh. R. Jackson. Randle, Wilson, Mr. Wadi. 3 me JeamS The 1957-58 basketball story began as a fairly impressive one. The cagers roared their way through the practice tourney, and emerged with an 8-2 reerd, which classified them as serious contenders for top city honors, by some prep sports writers. Hopes for that coveted spot were short-lived, however, because of that ever dreaded team trimmer, midyear graduation. Despite this loss of key players the hoopsters still ran, shot, and rebounded as hard as ever, and the result was a better than average 13-6 overall record. Of the 13 victories, the most gratifying were two over our all-time rivals, I.indblom and Gage Park, both of whom were highly rated. To single out the most exciting game of the season, honors must go to the Crane scrap, when an overflow crowd of enthusiastic spectators witnessed the Blue Devils’ brilliant up hill battle, and some of the best basketball ever played. FROSH-SOPII Front Row: Marsh. Luck- ctt. Roberts, Hayes. Har- vey, Locke. Row 2: Newkirk. Rollo. Battles. Windbush, Brook- ens, Mr. Wach. Row 3: Fisher, Mgr.: Mays, Crawford, Ray, Young, Thompson. Bur- rell. 57 3 uriouA 5L j eciouA A reverse layup nets Gaston two more |X)ints. Wilson breaks into the open for an easy basket. Excellent timing is displayed by Marsh as he snags a rebound. Gerald makes a basket and draws a foul at the same time. Wi inn 1 Jecli inujueA Excellent dribbling technique is displayed by Gaston. Gaston performs underhand layup. Perfect form is demonstrated b yBowie as he tries a jump shot. Bowie drives past Posey in an attempt to score. The jump shot that gave him a 20 point average is performed by Posey. Jackson exhibits depth as he goes in for a fast layup. A hook is thrown by Randle who racked up a 17.5 average. PRACTICE GAMES Harpei 37 Tilden 77 Senn II Tilden 56 Marshall HI 1 ilden 63 Von Steuben 44 Tilden 84 C. V. s. 52 1 ilden 77 Calumet 54 1 ilden 67 Parker 55 Tilden 61 Lane Tech 51 Tilden 75 Scliurz 62 Tilden 71 Crane 69 Tilden 68 LEAGUE GAMES Du Sable 60 1 ilden : o Earragut 78 Tilden 82 1 larrison 58 Tilden 91 Cage Park 71 Tilden 75 I.iiulblom 17 Tilden 75 Dunbar 70 Tilden 53 Kelly 61 Tilden 95 Englewood 71 1 ilden 68 Phillips 82 Tilden 73 59 t o 1 Foreground: R. Walker. A. Walker. Coach Hicks Front row: R. Bell, Ewonaitis, Daniels, ('.how. Clayton. Chan. Vhrovnik. Ols owka. I.cmczis. Mgr., Rasmussen Row 2: Wald, Smith. Driver, Brydie, Carson, Moy. Mgr.. Munis. Bell. Franklin Row 3: Allunis. Mosley. Slappv. Ix'wis. Nash, Person. Pondelicek. Davis. Garav. Springer, Fulker- son. Ervin. James f ower JJ ouAe If a school team that never loses makes news, an all time winning coach should merit three-inch headlines. Tilden boasts such a coach in Mr. Robert Hicks, sponsor of the wrestling squad. Because of his fine training, champion wrestlers arc turned out each year. Placing in state and city meets is just a regular achieve- ment for them. The 1958 award marks the twenty-seventh city title these matmen have brought home. The team took seven out of twelve first places. In the Illinois state meet, ten men qualified, bringing a second place rating to Tilden. In this meet Techmen missed first by a mere two points. Con- gratulations to Mr. Hicks and the wrestlers! “BEST OF LUCK. BOB!” Coach Hicks leaves Tilden this June for sunny California where he will continue his work with teen-age athletes. His influence in the formation of sturdy bodies and sound character in his students is immeasurable. Scattered through- out the country, and the world, are countless Tildenites whose lives he touched, and who are better men for having been associated with him. He leaves behind him a long line of championships, a corridor packed with trophies, a host of friends, and the memory of an excellent teacher and coach. Tilden will miss him. Rasmussen. 175 lbs. A. Walker. 138 lbs. Driver, 120 lbs. Vrhovrtik, 95 lbs. Fulkerson. 133 lbs. Allums, 112 lbs. Bell. 103 lbs. 60 Left Foreground: Plump From row: I .a wson, Cooney. Crutchfield. Mann, Martinez, Smith Row 2: Mgr. Calve. I urner. Micdona. Bruen. Bunk- Icy. t'rhan. Wilson, Cironda Row 3: Biclsky. I)e lx rcnzo. Zagorski, Dan Donati. Don Donat i. Wilson, Coach Wach I he Diamondeers had a very commend- able season tinder the able guidance of Coach Wach. They had a 9-5 record at the close of the season. Among the players to lx lost through graduation are Plump. All- City first baseman, and Mann, bullet-armed third baseman. A fine group of youngsters are eagerly awaiting next year to measure up to them. SCORE BOARD Cage Park 3 Tilden 0 Phillips 4 Tilden 12 Du Sable 9 Tilden 19 Dunbar 8 Tilden 9 F.nglcwood 2 Tilden 12 Fa rrngut 3 Tilden 8 1 indblom 2 Tilden 0 Kelly 13 Tilden fi Gage Park 12 Tilden 2 Du Sable 7 Tilden 9 Phillips 8 Tilden 10 Farragut 11 Tilden 5 I.indblom 0 I'ilden 1 Englewood 7 Tilden 21 DL Sk i,, c t)ocl?3 ! OJrijo J Over I Oech d3ecome O ond JlJi emoned Memories of happy days spent with fellow classmates will remain with us all the days of our lives. We now set sail for the high seas of life. Future adventures may take us far apart and all seas may not be calm, but greater, exciting and more glorious trips lie ahead. 63 George Naxera, President; John Kollaritsch, Vice President; Edward Ray, Secretary; Russell Chan, Treasurer. JANUARY 1959 Robert Tcrrien, President; Alfred Walker, Vice President; Ray Bandyk, Secretary; Joseph Soldat, Treasurer. 64 une 1958 LAWRENCE PETER ALEX National Honor Society. Craftsman Staff, Honor Club. Student id. Achievement Dinner, Speaker's Bureau WILLIAM JAMES ALLUMS Wrestling Captain, Senior Chorus, Hall Guard. Attendance Buard. Math Marker RAYMOND MAURICE BACON Track Team. Student Council. Tech. Times Staff, Intramural Sports. Attendance Guard JEROME STEPHEN BAN ASI Ak Gym Guard. Honor Club. Hall Guard ROBERT BRUNO BARON Hall Guard EDWARD BARRIE Concert Band. Hall Guard DONALD EUGENE BARTKOWIAK Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid. Intramural Basketball, Football Team EUGENE L. BARTOLINI Football Team. Book Room Clerk. Hall Guard, Gym Guard ADOLPH NATHANIEL BROWN Hall Guard, Varsity Football. Track Team, Honor Club. Chorus ALVIN HENRY BROWN Camera Club. Sponsor's Aid. Hall Guard, Intramural Sports RONALD LEE BURGESS STEPHEN FRANKLIN BURKETT Student Council Executive Board. Tech. Times, Track Team. R.O.T.C. Ushers and Picked Platoon MARK CHAN Honor Club. Adjustment Office Cle rk. Hall Guard RUSSELL CHAN Senior Chorus. Office Clerk. Senior Class Treasurer, Honor Club. Early Morning Guard. Intramural Sports KESTUTIS JOE CICENAS Hall Guard, Attendance Office Clerk, Chorus. Tech. Times RICHARD THOMAS CLIFFORD Attendance Office Clerk, Hall Guard THOMAS FRANCIS CLISHAM Student Teacher, Hall Guard FRANCIS JOSEPH CONRAD Teacher’s Aid. Hall Guard 65 KEITH LEROY CREAMER R.O.T.C. Usher, Picked Platoon, Drill Team, Hall Guard LA MONT CLARENCE CURRY Track Team, Intramural Basketball, Soc- cer Team, Concert Band, Hall Guard STEVEN ROBERT CZECHALSKI Bowling Team, Scholarship Stall. Hall Guard, Clippings Bureau. Student Aid MICHAEL JOHN DANOWSKI Football Team, Intramural Sports, Hall Guard MICHAEL JOHN DeLAU RENTES National Honor Society, Honor Club. Baseball Team, Hall Guard, Office Guard. Code of Conduct Committee CARL JOSEPH De.MARCO Honor Club, National Honor Society, Band une 1958 EDWARD JOHN CONTRERAS Honor Club GEORGE CONSTANZER Hall Guard, Craftman Staff, Chorus. Honor (dub JOHN ROBERT COZZENS l ech, l imes. Picked Platoon Leader. Eng- lish Marker, Spanish Club, Hall Guard. Student Aid LARRY GEORGE DITE Craftsman Staff. Honor Club. National Honor Society, Hall Guard, Intramural Sports, Senior Chorus JOSEPH ERNEST DITTRICH Tech. Times Stall, Hall Guard, Intra- mural Sports KENNETH FRANCES DOLES Varsity Football. Wrestling, Student Coun- cil, Adjustment Office Clerk, Hall Guard. Achievement Dinner f CARL DORSEY Varsity Football, Intramural Sports, Track Team. Frosh-Soph Basketball DANIEL JAMES DUNN Hall Guard, Chorus ROBERT EDWARD DYBALA Student Council Executive Board. Intra- mural Sports, English Marker, Student Teacher, Division Aid JOSEPH EDWARD EICHENDORF Honor Club, Achievement Dinner, Hall Guard VITO ALBERT FERRO Hall Guard ROBERT VINCENT G ARBACI A K Varsity Football, Math. Marker, Teacher's Aid. Student Aid, Scholarship Staff, Di- vision Aid 66 une 1958 ROBERT STANLEY C ASK A Hall Guard, Student Aid, Math Marker RAYMOND CLIFFORD GASTEL History Marker, English Marker, Hall Guard LARNELL GASTON Frosh-Soph Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Intramural Sports, Teacher's Aid, Hall Guard CHARLES ALBERT GATZ Concert Band, Hall Guard JOHN JOSEPH GIERUT Achievement Dinner. Honor Club. Wres- tling. Bowling, Intramural Wrestling, Hall Guard DAVID STEVEN GLOVER Spanish Club. Math Marker, Office Aid. Hall Guard JOSEPH FRANK GOLAB Student Council Treasurer, Senior Chorus. Achievement Dinner, Attendance Office Clerk, Hall Guard, Student Teacher MELVIN GOYA Concert Band, Office Guard. Honor Club EDWARD PATRICK GRIBAC Honor Club. Chorus, Hall Guard CHARLES JOSEPH HAFNER Honor Club, Scholarship Stall, Tech. Times Staff EDWARD ARNOLD HANEY English Marker, Math Marker ROOSEVELT STEVE HEMPHILL English Marker, Hall Guard. R.O.T.C. Usher CHARLES BENJAMIN HEPPNER Honor Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Sports STANLEY HONG Honor Club. Scholarship Stall ROBERT FRANCIS HONIG LEONARD EDWARD HOPKINS Chorus. Varsity Basketball. Track Team, Frosh-Soph Football. Intramural Sports, Office Guard ARTHUR EDWARD INGERMAN Captain of Cheer Squad. Hall Guard, Math Marker DONALD JACKSON Wrestling Team. Intramural Sports, Hall Guard 67 une 1958 ROBERT JACKSON W ILFORD BERNARD JAMES Bowling Team. Intramural Spoils, Hall Guard. Office Guard JOSEPH JOHN JEZIORSKI Library Guard. Hall Guard. Band STANLEY JOHN JEZIORSKI Hall Guard JOSEPH BRICE JOLLEY Library Guard. Cheer Leader PAUL ROY KALATA Football Team. Honor Club. Office Guard. Math Marker. Hall Guard. Clippings Bureau RON KELLY Color Guard. R.O.T.C. Usher. Chorus. Clippings Bureau. Math Marker. Hall Guard LEO ANDREW KENDRA Honor Club. Math Marker. Achievement Dinner. Hall Guard FREDERICK W. KLAUSEGGER Craftsman Staff. Hall Guard JOHN CORNELIUS KOLLARITSCH Honor Club. Chorus, Achievement Dinner. Vice-President of Class, Track Feam. Hall Guard WALTER JOHN KRAMER English Marker VYTAUTAS ANTANAS KRISCIUNAS Hall Guard. Movie Operators, Student Clerk JOHN RAYMOND KROL Football Manager, Baseball, Office Guard, English Marker. Achievement Dinner RICHARD MATTHEW KRUPOWICZ Math Marker. Hall Guard MICHAEL STANLEY KURAS Hall Guard ROBERT GEORGE LANE Craftsman Staff. Division Chairman. Hall Guard JOHN A. LAPINSKAS Football. Hall Guard, Feather’s Aid JOSEPH JAMES LEBENSORGER Teacher’s Aid. Hall Guard 68 J une i()58 GARY G. LEE Honor Club. Hall Guard, Ping-Pong Champ RONALD JOHN LELKO Hall Guard. Math Marker, Student Aid. Office Guard JAMES RAYMOND LEPPERT R.O. I .C. Usher, Biology Club. Tech, l imes. Picked Platoon DANIEL FRANK LOJAS English Marker. Biology Club. 11:«11 Guard JAMES LYALL Hall Guard. Color Guard. R.O.T.C. Usher, R.O.T.C. Officer. Principal's Orderly DENNIS OLDEN MANN Baseball Team. Football Manager, Hall Guard. Math Marker SAM JOE MARASSO Hall Guard. Bowling Team. Baseball Team, Teacher’s Aid JAMES KENNETH RAY MARTIN PATRICK PIERCE MARTIN Football Team, Student Council, Hall Guard. English Marker MICHAEL McKRIDE Wrestling Team, Hall Guard bennie McClellan Wrestling, Junior Track. Intramural Sports, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Hall Guard, Biology Aid CHARLEY HENRY McCONAGHY Chorus. Early Morning Guard, English Marker, Intramural Sports FRED RONALD MENGES Hall Guard, English Marker, Math Marker THOMAS SAM MILAZZO Program Room Aid LcROY MORGAN Hall Guard, Chorus, Science Marker. Intramural Sports. Senior Track HOWARD MORITA Football. Intramural Baseball. Basketball. Fech. Times Staff, Adjustment Clerk. Hall Guard RAYMOND CHARLES MOW Prom Committee. Chorus. Teacher’s Aid. Hall Guard JOHN ALBERT NALEWAY Tech. Times, Hall gaurd 69 une 1958 ARTHUR LEE NAYLOR GEORGE JOHN NAXERA Senior Class President, Captain Varsity Football Team, Student Teacher. Attend- ance Guard, Honor Club, Student Council WELLINGTON NETTLES Student Council. Concert Band. Hall Guard. R.O.T.C. Picked Platoon. Student Aid. R.O.T.C. Usher HENRY JOSEPH NIEZABITOWSKI National Honor Society. Honor Club, Tech Times Stall. Student Aid, Office Guard, Hall Guard ALFRED CARLIN NOVA Math Marker. Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. Division Aid. Honor Club WILLIAM EDWARD O BRIEN Hall Guard MICHAEL A. OPPENHEIMER National Honor Society. Honor Club. Tech Times, Speaker’s Bureau, Student Aid. Office Guard GEORGE CASMER OSIKA Student Council Executive Board, Hall Guard. Intramural Sports ROBERT WILLIAM PEGARSCH Hall Guard, Gym Guard ZENON J. PET Camera Club, Judo Club. Hall Guard, Physics Marker WALTER WILLIAM PROCHOT Hall Guard WAYNE RICHARD RABE I lonor Club NORBERT CHARLES RAJEWSKI EDWARD RAY Office Guard, Ring Committee, Student Council, Class Secretary CHARLES RISLEY Office Guard ROMIE ROARK Student Council, Hall Guard, Math Marker GEORGE RUDELL ROBERTS Swim Team, Pool Guard, Hall Guard. Teacher’s Aid. Intramural Sports RANDALL JAMES ROBINSON Math Marker, English Marker. Hall Guard, Division Aid. Intramural Sports. 70 une 1958 WILLIAM CHARLES RUSSELL Football I'eani, Student Executive Board. Wrestling I'eani. Student Council. Office Guard. Honor Club JAMES I). RUSSO Frosh-Soph Football, Hall Guard. Baseball Team WILLIAM RYBICKI Clippings Bureau. Speakers Bureau, Hall Guard. R.O.T.C. Ushers, Tech. Times Staff, Library Guard RONALD EDWARD RZESZUTKO Office Guard. Hall Guard ROBERT JOHN SAGE English Marker. Hall Guard. Math Marker JOSEPH MICHAEL SAJDAK Attendance Office Clerk. Student Council, Teacher’s Aid, Hall Guard. Swim-A-Milc Club ARTHUR JAMES SAUNDERS RONALD WILLIAM SCHURINGA Hall Guard, Ring Committee, Math. Marker, Swim-A-Mile Club JAMES PATRICK SEXTON Hall Guard MYRON RAYMOND SHAINAUSKAS National Honor Society. Honor Club. Editor Chicago District Student Council Newspaper. Craftsman Staff. Tech Times Staff. Speakers’ Bureau ROBERT JOSEPH SHAM PINE R.O.T.C. Officer. Honor Club, Craftsman, Tech Times. Band. Chorus STANLEY ROBERT SKICKI WILLIAM KENNETH SLADCIK Craftsman Stall. Student Aid. Times Staff. Spanish Club, Camera Club, Office Guard HERBERT CHARLES SMITH Editor Tech Times. Baseball Team, Track Team, Wrestling Team, Hall Guard THEODORE FRANKLIN SMITH Honor Club, Math. Marker, Hall Guard. English Marker. Student Aid. National Honor Society JOSEPH ANTHONY SNUKST Honor Club. Craftsman Staff, Tech Times, Speakers’ Bureau, Achievement Dinner, Office Guard TOMMY JOE SONES Rifle Feam, Hall Guard, Math. Marker JOHN G. SORENSEN Wrestling I'eani. Student Teacher, Office Guard. Hall Guard 71 une 1958 BRONIS MATTHEW STARZYK Math Marker, Hall Guard WILLIAM ANTHONY STEPANSKY Secretary of Student Council. Baseball I'eain, Senior Chorus, Hall Guard, Teach- er's Aid. Swim-A-Mile Club JOHN ANTHONY ST1BER Honor Club. National Honor Society, Craftsman Stall. Speakers’ Bureau, Con- cert Band. Baseball Athletic Manager THOMAS STOBBLE Hall Guard. Student Tcacchr ANDY A. TATAR GERALD THOMPSON Intramural Sports, Hall Guard, Math. Marker. Swim A-Mile Club, Early Morn- ing Guard RICHARD I. WALICZEK Student Council, Adjustment Office Guard, Math. Marker. English Marker, Hall Guard LEONARD ALVIN WANTROBA Hall Guard JOHN MICHAEL WARD Student Council. Tech. 1 hues. Cheer Squad, Checker Team, Student Aid ARTHUR WESLEY WEDDINGTON Movie Operator, Stage Crew EUGENE WHITTINGTON Wrestling Team. Chorus. Spanish Club. Hall Guard, Swim Team, Intramural Sports JEROME ANDREW WHITTON Hall Guard. Band, Math. Marker. Swim A Mile Club ISAAC WILLIAMS Intramural Sports. Hall Guard. Swim-A- Mile Club. Math. Marker, Early Morning Guard GEORGE WILSON Concert Band. Hall Guard, Baseball Team, Wrestling Team. Tech. Times, English Marker JOHN WONG Intramural Sports. Chorus BEN W. WRIGHT R.O.T.C. Color Guard LAWRENCE JOSEPH ZABLECKIS Library Guard, R.O.T.C. Usher, lech. Times. Craftsman Staff. Hall Guard, Clip- pings Bureau CHARLES EDWARD ZAGORSKI Baseball l earn. Office Guard, Hall Guard, Intramural Sports 72 1959 RAYMOND ADAMORE Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. Drill Team, Draft- ing Contest ROBERT WILLIAM AUGLE English Marker. Hall Guard RONALD ROBERT BAN DISH Hall Guard anuarij JAMES F. BARRY Student Council President. F'rosh-Soph K H)thall, Varsity Football, Hall Guard. English Marker THOMAS ALVIN BEASLEY Hall Guard. Westling RONALD C. BELL Wrestling, Student Council. Swim-A-.Mile Club. Hall Guard KENNETH BENNETT Cheer Leader. Hall Guard. Biology Helper DANIEL A. BILO Varsity Basketball. Frosh-Soph Barkctball. Intramural Baseball Champs. Honor Roll. Swim-A-Mile Club TOM HINES BORROWDALE Office Guard. Clippings Bureau, Swim Team. Tech. Times Staff HENRY EDWIN BOZEMAN Chorus. Intramural Sports. Hall Guard EDWARD BRYAN Varsity Basketball, Honor Club JAMES BULIN Concert Band WILLIAM T. BULOYV Hall Guard, Reading Marker SIDNEY ANDRE CHEERS Senior Chorus. Wrestling Team, Swim-A- Mile Club. Hall Guard, Intramural Sports LARRY WALLACE CHESTER Hall Guard. Biology Club, Swim-A-Mile Club, Math Marker. Senior Chorus THOMAS YUEN CHOW Wrestling Team. Early Morning Guard, Hall Guard EDWARD E. COIT Math Marker. Hall Guard. Teacher's Aid, Intramural Sports EMERY E. COLEMAN Track Team. Hall Guard. Chorus, Teach- er's Aid 73 RAYMOND DUNCAN Spanish Club, Math Marker, Intramural Sports DONALD EDWARD FECHTNER Early Morning Guard. Office Guard, Clip- pings Bureau Lt PE GARCIA Office Guard, Student Council annary 1959 JAMES DAVIS Wrestling. Football. Track, Hall Guard, Teacher’s Aid. Band EDMOND DAWSON Chorus. Biology Club, Camera Club, Achievement Dinner NELSON C. DAWSON Basketball. l eather's Aid HARRY EARL DeFOURNEAU Wrestling, Swim Team, Hall Guard HENRY THOMAS DIXON Swim Team, Hall Guard, Chorus JOE DRIVER Captain Wrestling Team. Vice President Student Council BOBBY GEORGE HALL Chorus. Hall Guard, Swim-A-Milc Club, Student Council, Intramural Sports JOSEPH JOHN HEMZACER Football, Student Teacher. Hall Guard, Camera Club, Student Aid, Student Coun- cil EDWARD R. HILLER Student Clerk, Hall Guard. Intramural Sports SAMUEL L. HUFF Wrestling, Hall Guard ROBERT JOSEPH JOHNSTON Hall Guard PHILLIP ERESKINE JONES Math Marker, Football, Hall Guard, Intramural Sports RONALD HAROLD JORGENSEN Hall Guard MICHAEL LEE HAYWOOD Achievement Dinner, Tech. Times, Con- cent Band, Hall Guard, R.0.1 .C. Picked Platoon, Senior Chorus JOHN FELIX KEAN Movie Operator, Hall Guard, readier s Aid, Intramural Sports 74 anuarij 1959 ANTHONY JOHN KISELUS Honor Club. Tech Times. Reading Clinic Marker. Spanish Club. Stamp and Coin Club JAMES ALLEN KOLINSKI Football. Wrestling, Student Teat her. Hall Guard KENNETH J. KORDELL Hall Guard, Intramural Sports MICHAEL S. KULICZKOWSKI CHUNG LAM lech. Times. Hall Guard. Wrestling, Achievement Dinner JOHN WALTER MARSH Varsity Basketball. Swim-A-Mile Club, Student Council. Hall Guard, Chorus CHARLES COOPER McIVER Swim Team, Swim-A-Mile Club. Senior Chorus. Biology (dub. Hall Guard JOHNNY JAMES MILLHOUSE Track. Band Librarian. Early Morning Guard, Hall Guard GEORGE P. MITCHELL Football Team, Track Team. Wrestling, Hall Guard, Movie Operator , RONALD MICHAEL MORSO VILLO Swim Guard, Math Marker JEFFREY 1). MOY Honor Club. Wrestling, Early Morning Guard Captain, Tech l imes, Office Guard, Math Marker FRANK SHELLY NOEL Wrestling. Hall Guard. Intramural Sports PAUL LUTHER OLESEN BISSHOP EVERETT PARKS Senior Chorus. Hall Guard NATHANIEL THEODORE PERSON Wrestling. Concert Band, Office Guard. Early Morning Guard Captain. Tech. Limes Staff, Hall Guard CHARLES PETERS Hall Guard, Chorus DONALD POSEY Basketball. Intramural Sports. Hall Guard WILLIAM WALTER PUCHALSKI Cheerleader, Hall Guard. Student Aid 75 cuiuanj 1959 WENDLAND QUAN Math Marker, Senior Chorus, Library Guard. Adjustment Office Guard, Honor Club PHILIP ANTHONY RAGAN Senior Chorus, Intramural Basketball. Hall Guard, Swim A Mile Club LYLE WERNER RASMUSSEN Football. Wrestling, Tech Times Stall. Student Aid. Hall Guard BOBBY ROBERT REDMONI) 11.ill Guard LEDNARI) EDWARD ROBINSON Hall Guard, Frosh-Soph Basketball FRANK CARMEN RUGGIERO Hall Guard. Math Marker. English Marker HAROLD EDWIN SHIPMAN Baseball, Hall Guard, Tech Times JOSEPH KENNETH SOLDAT Honor Club, Hall Guard RONALD JOHN STULGAITIS R.O.T.C. Usher. Hall Guard. Wrestling. Judo. Office Clerk, Camera Club JOHN MANSFIELD TAYLOR Math Marker. Library Guard, Secretary of Biology Club. Hall Guard, Public Speaker ROBERT JOSEPH TERRIEN Swim Team. Limes Staff. Honor Club, Main Office Guard, Adjustment Office Guard. Achievement Dinner CORN ELIOS WAYNE THORNTON Football. Chorus. Hall Guard CHARLES SEBASTIAN TOLMAIRE Wrestling. Football RONALD KEN VOLLAND ALFRED DWIGHT WALKER Wrestling. Football. Executive Board of Student Council. Code of Conduct Com- mittee. Band Assistant JOSEPH WARYWODA Attendance Office Guard. Math Marker, Student Teacher. Honor Club EDWIN EARL WILKINS Concert Band, Tech. Times. Baseball Team, Wrestling Team JAMES CLARK WILLIAMS Wrestling Team. Football Team, Hall Guard 1959 uaru ROBERT ALAN WINBLAI) Wrestling Team, Football Team, Student Aid, Hall Guard THOMAS ALLEN WODARCZYK Hall Guard. Intramural S|x rts GREGORY WAYNE WOO Office Guard. Adjustment Guard, Early- Morning Guard. Freshman Aid RAYMOND W. ZILINSKI Basketball Team, Hall Guard, Student Teacher, Student Council. Division Aid VJ 77 en iord MISS DUCKETT From Row: I.ce. McConaghy. Wan (roba. Williams, Russo. Row 2: Sexton. Curry, Naleway, Gaska. Martin. Row 3: Lapinskas. Mow. James. Rus- sell, Prochot, Dittrich. Row I: Hemphill. Jcziorski, Ingerman, Knot, Rajewski, Wedding ton, Mor- ris. Row 5: Sones, Martin, Gatz, Danowski, Jackson. Whittington, Baron. Row fi: Kuras, Holada, Krupowicz, Krisciunas, Hopkins. MRS. LARKIN Front Row: Constanzer, Snukst, Goya, Oppenheimcr. Chan. Row 2: Chan, Lchensorger, Ryhicki, Eichendorf. Dunn. Row 3: Brown, Bartolini, Klausegger, Gribac, Shainauskas, Doles. Row 4: Kollaritsch, Ditc, Abernathy, Conrad. Kalata, Osika. Row 5: Contreras, Shampine, Barrie, Kelly. Clisham, Stiber. Row 6: Sorensen, Alex, Zableckis, Nie- zabitowski, Heppner, Naxcra. MR. NAKAMURA Front Row: C cchalski, Gierut, Whit- ton, Ray, Allums. Row 2: Cozzens, Watson, Ferro. Jcz- iorski, Scluiringa, Wilson. Row 3: Slade ik, Skicki, Burgess, Wong, Mann, Pegarsch, Ward. Row 4: Sage, Lojas. Nova, Pet, Robin- son, Lcppert, Risley. Row 5: Nettles, Glover, Menges. Haf- ner, Waliczek, Smith, Stcpansky, Wright. 78 ? . __jen tors MR. SWEENEY From Row: O'Brien, Tatar. Lane, Jack- son, Rzeszulko. Row 2: Siler, Ixlko, Haney, Ral c, Burrell. Row 3: Honig, Hong, Lyall, Kramer, Morila, Milazzo. Row 4: Bacon, Roark, Burkett, Smith, Garbaciak, Bartkowiak, Kendra. Row 5: McBride, Cerbin, Dybala, Stob- ble, DcLaurentis, Cicenas, Miller. Row 6: Dorsey, Clifford, DeMarco, Marasso, Golab. MRS. DANZY Front Row: Burt, Morsovillo, Creamer, Puchalski, Shipman. Row 2: Beasley, Cheers, Person, Kaley, Barry. Row 3: Pyzynski. Naylor, Redmond, Coleman. Thompson, Davis. Row 1: Williams. Davis. Rosenthal, Huff, Sloan. Marsh, Robinson. Row 5: Johnston. MR. FOLEY Front Row: Shipman, Puchalski, Creamer, Bell. Bulow. Row 2: Coil. Bandish, Chow, Hall, McClellan, Mclver. Row 3: Jones, SiedofF, Szambclan, Jol- ley, Kuliczkowski, Augle. Row I: Kordcll, Hiller. Mr. Foley, Kaley, Thompson, Redmond, Beas- ley. Row 5: Woodrow, Stulgailis, Mitchell, Johnston, Fechtner, Lloyd, Winblad. Row 6: Robinson. Plump. 79 £ en lord MISS HINKLE From Row: Dixon, Duncan, Bisshop. Moy, Quan. Row 2: Bulin, Garcia, Walker, I)c- Fourneau. Warywoda. Row 3: Noel, Terrien, Taylor. W k . Peters. Bozeman, Kocinski. Row 4: Miss Hinkle, Posey, Dawson. Ragan. A da more. Borrowdale, Kean, Row 5: Bilo, Heinzacek, Olkicwicz. Soldat. Kiselus, Bryan. Millhousc. Row (i: Rasmussen. MISS DEM LING Front Row: .aukas. Munis. Sweeney. Crance, Anderson. Row' 2: Sandoval. Thornton. Bails Davis, Jackson. Row 3: Wagner, Miss Demling, Hav ins, Garay, Tobias, Winsett. Row 4: Randle. Williams. Woods, Si Barr, Devience, Zilinski, Roser. MRS. DUNN Front Row: Sowinski. Srcniawski. Ghent, Risley, Davis. Row 2: Eaheart, Shipman. Amico. Corso. Jones, Lcthiot. Row 3: Payne. Hayes. Koral. Winfield. Thompson, Spencer. Row 1: Dcron, Gergel, Bennett, Davis, Bryant. Thomas. Row 5: Mcgginson. O’Bryant. Stachnik. Vojta, Barccna. 80 uniori MRS. CARAS Front Row: Alexander. Matthews. Fer- guson. Russo, Horvath. Row 2: Prickrill. Lain. Dybala. Salvato, Davis. Hawkins. Row 3: Mrs. Caras. Linnear. Lorenz, Acevedo, Hall. Micr wa. Hardy. Row I: R cs ntko. Vanaria. Lorence. Domhrowski. Maicr. Larrieu. Nash. Row it: Springer. Cerald. Dawson. Rarkus. Holhmdsworth. Landeros, Frngoli. Bahich. Row ('� : West ley. MRS. IRMICKR Front Row: Chan. Vrhovnik. Smith, Nahors. Olszowka. Row 2: Cooney, Dcutschle, Martin. Clishain. Boggs. Payne. Row 3: Candurski. Buchlmann. War- biany. Ballard. Davenport. Mrs. Irmiger. Row I: McCormick, Wilkins. Miles, Jackson. Cronk. Mcknight. Wilson. Row . � : Rosenthal, Leligdon. Jaros, O'Donnell. Barauskas, Masse. Burke. MR COLDBERG Front Row: Li zio, White, kogut, Franko. Row 2: Daus , I olmaire. Cassell. Ne- inius, Maslar ' Siainj) s. Murdoch. Math- ews. oncs, kimbrongh. Row I: Watts. Ferrraro. Engle, Land- ers. Cironda, kudro. Miller. Row Felting, lollisou. ko ik. Mr. Goldberg. Paulak. Volland. O'Neal. Row � : Perzinskas. Ructer, Donclin, Carter. Balog. Tloczck, 81 an l ord MR. MOCK IS From Row: kapinski. Buscemi.Griglio, Barnes. Kruli. Row 2: Hoffman. Burt, Hawkins. Frask. Riddering. Row Slater. Meseh. Alexander, Rocskc, Bajic, Bandvk. Row I: Cardella. Ha wood, Duncan. Biiunjai. Randall. Yuille, Mosqueda. Row : Bolinski. Muklcpavcls. Ryan, Lassek, Perzinskas, Capiak, Hunt. MR. MOHLER Front Row : I itsworth. Yon I haden. Snaidauf. Kurys . McMorris. Row 2: le ander, Hawkins, Vavra, Obrzut, Millner, Daniels. Row 3: Doles. Sud us. Cartwright, Wojtowic , Gringcr, Miller. Row I: Slater. More. Melton. Jackson, Svientek. Toth. Row lams. Rinkus. Meiron, Robin- son. Powell, Beehn. MR. PAESEL Front Row: Gonzalez, Brown. Cunning- ham. McTizic, Paramboukas. Row 2: I rani. Kraulaidis. Reed. Spat . Jesse. Gramzinski. Row 3: Kwiatkowski, Massie, Smith. Kroll. Hayden. Angelo. Maher. Row I: Pulliam. Green. W atson. Ruth- erford. Lewis, Stevens. Fra in. Row 5: Buffington. Schilling, Tumas, Korwin, Oswald, Strepek. 82 union MR POST Front Row: Steele. Sawyer. Sladky. Lambert. Quan. Row 2: Dencau. Ward. Sieger. Shel- ton. Langford. Row 3: Borner. urawski. Miller. Furr, Sock well. Shearer. Row 1: Doyle, DeFrisco. Bowden. Moy, Schacht, Witthoeft. Row Deinbowski. Vucovich. MR. SCI1 MIT Front Row: Hall. Harris, Peden, Car- ter, Jackson. Row 2: Kskridge, Rolodzievski, Jones, Grachen, Polk, Franklin. Row 3: Ncblctt, Kovaeik. Peterson, Fredericks. Stokes, Mr. Schinit, I inni. Jenkins. Row -I: Henry, Johnson. Benda, Byas. Mika, Pamataitis, Neil, Crutchfield. Row 5: Grckowicz, Martin, Johnson. Powers. Lane. Lorimer. MR. WORST Front Row: Schmitt. Robertson, Rior- dan. Tatar. Trickle. Row 2: Maestre, Sheehan. Martinez. Hoskins. Richardson. Row 3: Cortez, Donald, Pit tel. Gem- mell, Dusek, Mosley. Row 1: Washington, Waugh, Sablich, Fulkerson, Marvin. Taylor. Row 5: Mitchell. Popovits, Plummer, Banks, Gergits. Row 6: Zatarski. Reid, Pappas, Win- ston, Rollo. 83 ofiL om ores MISS DuBROCk Front Row: Ciolino. Brulic, Plegge, Davenport. Ryan. Row 2: Crowley. Gilmore, Phillips. Hill, Richmond. Row 3: Konkol. McNamara. Cwiklin- ski. Harvey, Randle. Sctcr. Row 1: Bixler. Rosdilsky. Treonis. Cericola. Musiapic. Yonkers. Row 5: Masuca. Franiccvic. Ervin. Rol - ercs. Ray. Mcdalis. Harris. Kopin. MR. FF.RGAM S From Row: Lovisa. |ec. l'acholski. Bell. Black. Row 2: Pocilujko, Bennelt, Green, Fcagins. Hawkins. Row 3: Skala. Bielsky. Walz. C.ieseler. Brown, Goldfeder. Ro w I: Kircik. Wallner, O'Brockta. Boyle. McHenry. Graves. Mr. Fer ganus. Row 5: James. Wald. Caslrogiovanni, Jacquest, Wichniann, Wayman, Lu- zin. Row 6: Bray. Mclchert. Young. MRS. FITZGERALD From Row: Wadell. Johnson. (inner. Bruen, Odessa. Row 2: Mrs. Fitzgerald. McBroom. Bridgeford. Wilkowski. Kolerich. Rosas, Tillman. Row 3: Short. Davis, Dennis. Janis. Lash. Stroemer, Trapani. Row 1: Stones. MuHitt. Riesheck. Gray. Lcchowicz. Rallies, Kidd. Cain. Row Koziol. Payne. Kelly, Smith, (.ehhia. Monahan, Foster. 84 MISS HEINTZ roni Row: Burke, Labuda. Scalisc, Kubica, Lopez. Row 2: Zilanis, G revan, King. Griffin. Me Zeal. Row 3: I’lcasant. Ferro. I.ovcjoy. Mc- Kay, Pellegrinelti, Klinowski. Row I: Winston, Piotrowski. Arciszew- ski. Willich, Ashford, Delorenzo. Nic- ciag. Row 5: Vasquez. Robinson. Lewis, Powers. Urbaitis. Arden. Frantzen. Olsen. MISS JOHNSON Front Row: Horstinann, Murphy, Greene. Guitillo. Buchta. Row 2: Sllwik. Fcagcr. Drish. War ck, Webb. Row 3: Laurino, Scrocke. Kouba. Kus, Roti. Row I: Drobitsrh. DiGcrlondo, Burt, Carothers, Brewer. Harrctt. Row . : DeCaro. Ashmus. Robinson, Schoenecker. Chan. Peppers. Bogash. MR. OLIVO Front Row: Sanovaitis. Haywood, Kwonailis. Acocella. Mr. Oliso. Row 2: Ross. Williams. Pondelicek, Anderson. Lancy. Row 3: Pilat, Terrell, Moore. Donati, Lawrence. Row I: Wagner. C'.ullina. Minarik, Donati. McDermed, Deweese. Row 5: Thompson, Giles, Parker, Sheehan. 85 oph omoreA MR. PARKHILL Front Row: Lynch, Franklin, Sullivan. Barnes, Marsh. Row 2: Walters, Lane, Wroblcwski, Watson, Michus, Kohn. Row Kamin. Mosqueda. Muse. Le- mezis, Bcrtocci. Engstrom, Pcdcn. Row 4: Sipowicz, Johnson. Burns. Gatz. Indoranto, Gordon. Mr. Parkhill. MRS. SINCLAIR Front Row: Yec. Gagncr. McDonough. Maida. Lawson. Row 2: Keim, Ochoa, Zablcckis. Heard. Burns. Mrs. Sinclair. Row S: Shultz, Ludwig. Clark. Ken- non. Smith, Burns. Row 4: Pictras, Sabella, Solofra. Craw- ford. Battle. Bryan. Row 5: Bonk, Johnson. Buckwitz. Carr. Claytor. Thinluish. MR. SMOLER Front Row: Tsai, Coats. Mackey, Gno- jek. Gutt. Row 2: Tobias, Pitcher. Green. Gierut, Machota. Row 3: Capulo. Mog. Jurkus. Walz, Metzl, Washington. Row 1: Logay. Jurcnas. Howtek, Cox, Barkauskas, l idorski. Row 5: Wilson. Wagner. Kupstys, Mims, Zubcr, Kropidlowski. 86 'opi omo red MISS CARROLL Front Row: Jones. Williams. McHenry, Allen. Young. Row 2: Bendixon. Toy, Seitz. Colovos, Krone. Row 3: Dacko. Lee. Anderson, Urban, Junicvicz, Owens. Row I: Boatner. Preston. Frydrycho- wicz, Tec lien. Ghetzler, Kepka. Row 5: Dean. Brookens, Becerra, Cranee. Wais. Prince. Rutnisck. Row (i: Dillard. Daniels, Pencek, Wan- at. Hohnian. Cavallone. Jones. Miss Carroll. MR. LASHER From Row: Lefebvre, Schrage, Toole, Morton. Butvill. Row 2: Porter. Harris. Lascola. Crump ler. Mr. Lasher. Row 3: Topp, McClay. Chow. Luckett, Moses, Chan. Row I: Fisher, Penrod. Carson, Ram- irez. Lcckncr, Grison, Evans. Row 5: Smith. Slappey. Koplin. Evans. Conley. Hayes. Harris. Row (� : Harden. Kimbrough. Young. Macchione. MR. MAJEWSKI Front Row: Conway, Walker, Turner, Galve, Adamo. Row 2: Pacini, Baugh n. Yaeobce. Gould, Harlan. Row 3: Dietz. Miedona. Poindexter. Young. Karlov, Stopen, Mr. Majew- ski. Row 4: Glaser, Hailing. Kcsvornas, Anderson, Browning. Toboja, Carlos. Row 5: Wilkins. Short. Nichols, Cook, Lococo, Caher. Vasil, DeAvila. Row (i: I.ampkins. Rupar. Skinner, Marshall. Sabon. Herman. Williams. 87 Credit red h men MISS I LING From Row: I hoinpson. Coda, Bucasas. Jahlonski. Blackman. Row 2: Chavez, Martinez. Fredericks. Trotter, Magri. Row 3: Bose. Mackey. Bysak. Minclli. Chevalier, Manning. Row 1: Fry. Lapinski, Price, Smith. Karans. Flynn. Row 5: Asa. Sherman. Butkus. Janke, Klingensmith. MR. ANDERSON Front Row: Dietrich, Paris. Pruitt, Langford. Hash. Row 2: Galloway, Corny. Harrington, Sinner. Butler. Row 3: Bracken. McCall, Skruch. W il- liams. Adams, Pesek. Row 4: Terri, Sliva, Smith. Rodion. Burrell. MISS DREESSEN Front Row: Simonaitis, Draski. Konof- sky, Boggs. Martin. Row 2: Barthalow. .awacki, Kumai, Skowron, Stephenson. Row 3: Morgan. Eaton, Graves, Cronk, King, Vognar. Row 4: Werner. Altmann. Svientek, Prohm, Cooney. Mason. Miss Drees- sen. Row 5: James, Gomez, Spoo, Skruch. Schmidt. Koch. Row : Williams. Norkus, Beugger, Rogers. Xawrocki. 88 reSnmen MR. HARWELL Front Row: Ponce, Murray, Jones, Coit, Brevitz, Row 2: Calandra. Pondelicek, Camer- on, Pappas. Church. Row .1: Kelly, Siapel, Covelli, O'Brien. Hall. Campbell. Row 4: Bogiuki, Howard, Martin. Angone, Tagler. O'Brien. Row 5: Pappas. Legrand, Stevens. Pin- doz o. Johnson. Row ( : Mr. Harwell, Conley. Hutcher- son. Simonsis. Groves. MR. JACKSON Front Row: Jesionowski. Hart. Hav- ranck. McGrath. Llamas. Row 2: Padilla. Sorka. Jarolimek, Jones. Racinowski. Row 3: Gulli. Bright. Mavtin, Men- doza. Miranoa, Payne. Row I: Messick. Rosol. Otis. Silas, Kimbrough, Bohannon. Row 5: Floyd. Stokes. Hecnan, Gosncl. MR. JARIS Front Row: Lucente, Lyons, Barnett, Clifton. Luncckas. Row 2: Epperson. Sowinski, Downing, Krywanio. Powell. R w 3: ych. Calm, Vilella. Waynicki, Mendoza, Barrett. Row 4: Davis. I.ightell. Dcnoms. Hill, Tnimblay. Papez. Row 5; Jorgensen, Schicssen. Rovers, Brockway. Jurineack, Brewer. 89 Cresii re A limen MRS. McGLAVE Front Row: Janssen, Collins, Toth. Anderson. Bennett. Row 2: Richardson. Grillo, Flanagan. Robinson, Hazcn, Busking. Row 3: Rhyne. Conner. Metzger, Gcb- bia. Row 4: Frank, I’latt, Juarez, Geib. Pcchcr, Coffey. Row 5: Wagner, Dollan. Pagnano Cagle, Stewart, Mrs. McGlave, John- son. Row 6: Sonne. Mahoney, Trickle, New. Roby, Griffin. Bibb. Row 7: Samuolis, Rimkus. MISS MULLEN Front Row: Smith, Terrell. Corse. Paske. Davenport. Row 2: Grivakis. l avlor, Moore. Potts. C. Saunders. Galvan. Row 3: Venditti. Jackson. Turn. Me- Meekin, Watkins, Miss Mullen. Row 4: R. Saunders, Howlcy, Billman. Hayden. Cacho, Mendoza. Kernica. Row 5: Wlrack. Grebliunas, Monaco. Cepulionis, Jesse. Orsted. Robinson. Row 6: Padalino. Bahka, Robinson, Adams, Mays, Taylor, Bahula. Row 7: Ciukaj. Hanes. MR. McMILLAN Front Row: Como, Taylor, Trumblay, Stockus, Lowell. Row 2: Shanks, Roscr, S ymanski. Adams, Hart. Row 3: Wagner, Holubek. Como, Pas- akarnis, Zackiewicz, Both. Row 4: Eaheart. Thompson, Vasil. Dcr Friend, Scbby. Row 5: Claffy, Harrington. Majcwski, Grivakis, Stewart, Mr. McMillan. 00 men MR. SC A LISE Front Row: Parks. Gomiak. Crancc, Kolas. Brown. Row 2: Cummings. Degiulio. Powers. Lockc. Bonk. Row 3: Mill. Gannon, McGee, I.obuc, Derby. Row 4: Barrios. Dixon. Bonny. Wid- lacki, Dud ik. Avizius. Pratl. Row 5: Czekala. Plazbcrt. Watkins, Sparacino, Revord. Rydcll. Mikailis. Row C: Beehn, Sims, Jones, Trester, Mr. Scalisc. MR STROCKIS Front Row: Lynch. Henry, Zaninovic, Henderson, Spraggins. Row 2: McClellan, Lee, Filas. O'Brien, Regovic. Row 3: Petrulis, Krzesica, Rocco, Brewer, Lee, Thomas. Row 4: Ziccarelli. Kelly, Balzano, Knapp, Burt, Johnson. Row 5: Jakresky, Taylor, Adams, Manual. Jesse, Weller. Battles. Row ti: Sindclar, Kelly, Mr. Strockis. 91 p.D._A. The P I A. has completed another year of enterprising activities. As in previous years it is functioning as a link between parents and teachers, home and school. Not only has this organization endeavored to co-operate with, and assist the students ol Tilden but it has offered unusual opportun- ities to its members. At the meetings various problems of the school and community are discussed. Committees are formed to help solve some of these problems. By attending the meetings, parents get a chance to meet parents of their boy's friends, enlarge their circle of acquaintances, and make their community a better and happier place to live. PAST PRESIDENTS Above: Mres. Robins. Mrs. Ladewski. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Coe, Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Titsworih. Right, ('.enter: Mrs. C.oc. Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Clanton. Mrs. Stiber. Bottom. Right: PTA EXECUTIVE BOARD Sitting: Mrs. Sclmer, Recording Secretary: Mrs. Pappas, Juvenile Protection Chairman; Mrs. Stil� cr, Mrs. Filer, Mis. Beard. Mrs. Sablich. Mrs. Robins. Hospitality Chairman. Standing: Mrs. Titsworih. President; Mrs. Ladewski. treasurer: Mrs. Oppenhcimcr. Home and Family Life; Miss Heintz. Mrs. Reed. Program Chairman. At Left: Mrs. Rocco, Mrs. Downey. Mis. Bobek. Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Beard. OFFICERS Mrs. Sclmer. Recording Secretary; Mrs. l itsworth. President: Mrs. Ladewski. Treasurer: Miss Hcinl . 3rd Vice President: Mrs. Reed. 1st Vice President. 02 Standing: Mr. Nakamura. G. Per ins- kas. Stulgaitis, Samuolis. Carter Seated: Pamataitis, H. Per inskas, Kumai fundamental toss is demonstrated by Pamataitis on H. Per inskas as his teammates look on. The ancient art of Judo was introduced to Techmen this year. Judo is the art of defending yourself by using leverage to your advantage, fudo is not an easy art to acquire. It takes practice, jjerserverance, and time. A great interest in the work is shown by boys of I ilden. hen mastered, it is a great accomplishment. One of the basic fundamentals ol Judo is learning to fall correctly. After this is accomplished the student goes on to more difficult maneuvers. Even after he has mastered these maneuvers, he must keep in form by practicing with someone also well versed in the art. lech- men understand that Judo must be used only when neces- sary. 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