Von Steuben High School - Progress Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1942 volume:

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H 0N STEUBEN HIGH SCHOOL ICTCIRY 'A' ICTDRY ir ICTDRY Vactory IS the watchword of Von Steuben Victory un the present war working habits misery and crime We the students and faculty of Von Steuben as Arnerncans are doing our utmost to keep our health, we are exercusnng care and cautuon to prevent - . . I Victory in our everpresent fight against disease, carelessness, inefficient I l u . I ' . I . I Fx occldents we ore endeovonng to work smoothly ond effectlvely ond we ore attempting to shore the burdens of others In order thot we rnoy help bunld the morole and fnghtnng spnrut of our country Our ormed forces with their skull ond courage bocked by these quolltles ond our moterlol goods connot help but wan the Victory ARIAN M. SHEA PRINCIPAL 5113. lm I ICTCIRY 'k ICTCIRY 'k ICTCIRY Education through Victory rs our goal The Youth of Amerlca and the Youth of Von Steuben specifically glory In our flag which guarantees to them a chance to acqunre an educatnon an education based on truth and on the fundamental premlse that all men should be free and should have an oppor I 5' tunlty to ocqulre success without socrufncmg thelr obnlzty or thelr self respect In order to retom these rights we must fnrst secure our Victory Thus Vnctory to Youth IS precious os wsth ut we the youth con bulld our Ilves without fear To those boys who not so long ago were earnest students in our school, trying to use their high school years to tit them tor some useful work or advanced education, to those boys who not so long ago were carefree at play, winning or losing with our teams, enjoying the fellowship ot other boys in fun and relaxation, to those boys who came from homes, where they were cherished because ot their youth, their loyalty and loye for their families, and their willingness to share and share alike, and to those members ot our faculty who not so long ago led our students in the ways ot learning and high liyingfto all ot these we dedicate our Annual, knowing that in them and others like them lies our tirst hope of Victory. 1 pi-ip Lm,X M 13 3 Q wi y 5 K ' Ei Q .di Q- 1, M! -v- .., K , u. if . . ,vi Q ,, A - ' Av ' W if . x Mil, 3 '1 1 ' gf 'F .. - ., ,,,.' 's .lu qs-rf Yfffif gs' 34, THE SCI-IOCL Life obout the office is olwoys hectic but the Schwartz-Swortz combinotion hondles ony ond oll questions with smiles ond good notures. Phone colls, poy-rolls, monthly summories, pupil Times of stress ond crisis olwoys provide leoders ond men of purpose to meet those crises. Experience shows these men to be prepored, olert, cop- oble. Von Steuben offers to its stu- dents troining thot quolifies them to be leoders. To you who have reolized Von's possibilities ond token odvon- toge of them success must come. To you who ore still to be in school, UG foresighted, take odvontoge of your opportunities ond do cis well os in you lies. To you who ore leoving, we who ore left behind soy l-loil ond Forewell, God-speed ond best of luck. -ROLAND O, MARSH .an-vs! questions, teocher demonds, typing, PTA,-these ore but o stort. The oll-oround efficiency of this poir in the office mokes oll our work lighter. Thonks, girlsl Poge Seventeen f awp! A lihrary lan, an educated man The present crisis demands a complete education in democracy. Von Steuben's English department has recognized this need, in the teaching of composition, grammar, reading, and literature, This foundation will enable Von Steubenites to interpret what they read and to express themselves clearly and intelligently as citizens. Page Eighteen Mrs. M, Russell, Miss Anger, Miss Rudd, and Mrs. Lapham open up new vistas in English literature. To find just the book you need, page Miss Rowe. You will meet many new characters in fiction and literature it you visit the classes of Mrs. Burgess, Miss McGrath, Miss M. Ryan or Miss Rooney. Miss DeVere, Miss Lindquist, Mrs. Cohler, Miss Johnson, and Miss Cum- mings help Von Steubenites visualize the importance of good English. Words 30 to the and of the earth vv 'S qv Understand our changing vvorld lt we are to rernain a tree, democratic nation, we must know the history and the workings ot our government, It we are to be leaders in a move- ment of international good will, we must under- stand the history and the governments ot other nations. Von's Social Science department is doing its share to make the world a better place in which to live. With a background of maps, Mr, Mitch- ell, Miss Twohey, Miss Barzan, and Miss Owens discuss the changing world. Mr. Baker and Mnss Bailey are srniling because they know all the answers. By linking present problems with the past and future, Mrs. Reed, Mr. Mat- toon, Miss Kelly, and Miss Carroll rnold our future voters and office-holders. fx gig X-X R K --...sg 'r C6415 t I ff. l:oreign language orornotes good will With our nation at war, Von's students realize more than eyer the pressing need of better understanding be- tween all countries of the world. The study of a for- eign language is one of the keys to effective Pan-Amerf icanisrn, To know you r neighbor, you must speak his language. As Mrs. Lenfers and Miss Eddy will verify, foreign language has a charm ot its own. Do you know your vocabulary? is the question uppermost in the minds of Miss Manaster, Mrs. H. Russell, Miss Stample, and Miss McAyeal. Page Twenty-one Science l eboratory .... birthplace ol ultimate Victory What makes the world go Wound? Finding out the answer to this and many other questions is just part of a day's work for the Science department, Under expert guidance, hopeful young scientists gradually absorb knowledge which is a vital ne- cessity in this world ot ours. We believe in sound, scientific training tor defense, declare Mr. Geisert, Mr, Tasto, and Mr, Grinstead. From bugs to plants is all in the day's work for Mr, Davis, Miss Lovin, Mr. Tapley, and Miss Rasmusen, Mr. Cleve, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Ferguson, and Mr. Cohen agree that the problem on the table is worthy of deep consideration in their science classes. xl l 1 Reading anti-clockwise oround this magic circle of business efficiency, we find Mr. Rodlove in his usual good humor, Mrs. Doskey, Miss Sennott, Miss Clork, Mr. C. John- son, Miss Berlin, and Miss Mc- Donnell. fr , t , iiqkwmq S if br Since the outbreak of the war there has been an increasing demand for sec- retaries, typists, and general office help. The commercial department at Von Steuben offers a splendid opportunity to our boys and girls to prepare for their own successful future and to help their country. uth machunes the vvorld moves on Von s technucal department us makung model planes for the navy an excellent contrubutuon to natuonal defense And after the war through such traunung our country wull be the gauner un skulled labor Von Steuben us preparung her boys not only for war work but for undustrual strudes un the peace that wull follow vuctory lVlusuc has a note o It In a war torn world ut us wonderful to have access to great works of art When man us capable of creatung such beauty whuch lxfts one s thoughts to a hugher realm there us hope that some day wars real utues beauty us by vvav of art The musuc department offers musuc l and 2 con sustung of a course un harmony and the hustory of musuc Our excellent chour often sungs at churches and on raduo programs whule the band and orches tra performs at school functuons Among the hugh Mr Wallace examunes wuth satusfactuon a product of the prunt shop Mr Kurchoff and Mr Cross are rught un lune wuth natuonal defense Mr Bauer demonstrates an a band saw for hus woodshop class Leadung us un songs of Vuctory are Mr Knopunsky Mr Thomas and Muss Par sans Muss Walsh and Muss Zesbaugh examune a poster drawn by one of theur talented lughts of Von s musucal year us an operetta Conserve matenals us the theme f Qoolc and sew for Uncle Sam Can you shorten thus dress? Can you make a socn from the left overs? Von Steuben offers uts stu dents a wonderful opportunuty to learn these and many other thungs un uts well equupped laboratorues Home Economucs us a great work un Ameruca today beung durectly related to thruft and conservatuon un our natuonal defense Our gurls are helpung un Uncle Sam s Vuctory Program Page Twenty four the clothung department under the guudance of Mass Devune and Mrs Nel son , . . . , . ' 1 I I r n - - I . . will cease. In art man is unfettered by grim students. I l , . I . . ' T ll I ll Q A O S I I ' l if me f .::a V 3' ,W 5 L-if 1. P3 5 W. 163' - sm! 'n 4 'X ..'- CQAX h L I l C X M ,Eiff- 1 UN. 4 'B ' .mx QF my Wglwflfylifl Mjlvllif xx M l U Rh Cole, our Careers teacher, aids elping students adjust therrlxgelves to high school is every day iob for Mr. Utzig. students in finding jobs. Promoting the G.A.A. and keeping the girls physically fit are the tasks of our three capable athletic instructors, Miss Addison, Mrs. Matson, and Mrs. Harrell. In the pleosont surroundings of the sight-soving room, Miss Croine is ot work. Ready to distribute the prized letters, Mr. Goldstein, Sergeant Rotcliffe, ond Mr. Smith consider the pros ond cons. Poge Twenty-seven Mathematics, a stimulus to accurate thought Math is more important now than ever before. Here in Von Steuben we realize this, where our able math teachers are preparing us for our future vocations and defense jobs. Clear logical think- ing and concentration are by-products ot our algebra and geometry classes. Chatting over a ruicy brain teasing prob lem in higher mathematics are Mr Hewitt Mr La Plante and Miss Sheri an Miss French and Miss ldtse dont look at all alarmed when they meet with circles and angles , r uw Q X 1 s y. W V J nn I- . I 'W 0 ' H 1- '15 I E' K 1 3 Q ,ff 1' ,W . ' S. ,' ,F Y 4 1 is!! N I ' fb u ' . 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J:-. my - , 'fmifkfnw R ,.a,,. ,ng 6, 4 P WL' sf K af 1 . 141 J'-'ff ,ff 4: if .f A 4 v 5 ' A- CLASSES fx To the Uraduates of June 1942 and January l943 For four years you boys and gurls have come and gone through the halls of Von Steuben carefree and yet studuous lnvely at times with the joy of youth and auret at other trmes wlth the asprratlons of the future concerned wnth the details of your daily school and home lrfe and yet dreamlng of the larger lnfe you were to make for yourselves rn the days ahead when your school years were over The tlme of fulfnllment rs almost here For many of you regular school regnmen rs at an end you wnll go forth to test your powers of Intelligence endurance good sense and co operation against the ne d for these aualntres ln a few years you boys wnll be ready to offer your servrces to our country to help preserve for your genera fully durrng your youth The fine courage the keen mlnds the habrts of farr play and the wrllrngness to help others whnch you have developed whsle here wrll now set a standard ot luvnng for you which I hope you wrll never desert Nor wrll these traits be less needed rn those of you who are not an the armed services All lrfe demands today a frneness of Irving and an American s appreciation of others from those who would do thenr part Therefore knownng that lrfe will probably not be easy for many l would ask that you be courageous enough to bear hard shrps and realrzrng that sadness comes to all that you be strong before sorrow comes Also do l wnsh you to do your share cheerfully knownng that what you are far transcends any maternal success or fame you may ever acqurre VARIAN M SHEA, Principal I f . 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A . . f A - tion and the ones to come this freedom which you have enjoyed so ' I I l I I ' r I - I I T!-IE BELLES AND BEAUX OF VCDN STEUBEN 4A Graduation Committee Arnold Sklare, Chairman, May Azen, Chairman, Bert Wolf, Joe Pawlish, Renee Rovner, Ruth Shoskey, Aaron Smith, Betty Rudenberg. 4A Class Day Luncheon Committee Harriet Cole, Leonard Franklin, Mary Stelzer, Rose Marie Herzog, Vivian Sackrison, Chairman, John Strong, Bert Farber, Chairman, Sid Hochberg, 4A Finance Committee Leona Bauer, Gladys Lamm, Marcelle Kolkey, Esther Badesch, Treasurer, Marvin Edelheit, Muriel Feldman, Fred Marcus. 4A Mother's Day Tea Committee Jackie Mertz, Melville Beswick, Ruth Ancel, Chairman, Gloria Karzen, Marvin Krasnow, Eleanor Suth, Joe Chirtel, Chairman, lrwin Beller, Prom Committee Shirley Byer, Frances Stone, Lorraine Finkel, Henrietta Boron, Chairman, Richard Gilligan, Bert Hamilton, Ber- nard Dworin, Chairman, Bernard Bloom. 4A Gift Committee Edgar Sager, Chairman, Richard Sil- ver, Sheldon Shallon, Shirley Silver- man, Bob Tauber, Lorraine Cantz, Shirley Robbins, Chairman, lna Ruth Palman. BELLES CDF i942 Dorothy Solomon, Secretary, and Esther Badesch, Treasurer, have borne the burden ot the detailed clerical work of the class, A concise accurate record of the class doings and an audited statement ot the class finances are the fruit at their efforts. Herman Feldman, elected its President by the class of Vic- tory, June, l942, has made a very able executive, organizing the group, so that all business has been streamlined. The Vice-President, Jerome Waitz, has proved invaluable in the assistance he has given in the executive board meetings, seeing that all committees function properly. Miss Marguerite Rudd, sponsor of the class, has merited the deep appreciation of every one at its members, for the un- tlagging energy, the unstinted time, and the genuine sincer- ity she has given to every problem. fThe Class ot Victory salutes Miss Rudd, If -I LN 1 ' . f , LAI Af- 1' , . ' -f A fx ' , f 1 l . nf ,,f,c', X ,fi v V , , VM .i 4 J f x AL- - 1 iv ADLER, IRVING l. Student Council Too Quiet tor Words l. Choir 2. Hi-Y 2 3 APFEL LORRAINE Tri-Hi- 2 Service Society 3 Skillet Sis ers 4 Frolics and Follies 5 G.A,A. Shell Dance to the Top BARON HENRIETTA Treasurer f Service Society Prom Chairman Symphonic Choir Mimeograph Secretary Smlle Worthwhile BAUM SHIRLEY L National Honor Society Pan American Club Corridor Marshall Class Secretary Newspaper Stott 3. Bowling Club 4. Madrigals Modesty Has Its Virtues! Day Tea 4, Mardi-Gras 5. C.M.C. 6. l-lall Guard Eyes That Talk ARKUSH ARTHUR S. AZEN MAY C. . Editor-in-Chief Journal . Senior Basketball Team . National Service Society . Intramural Baseball . Executive Board of the Student Council Tall Blond and Ambitious l. Service Society 2. Hall Guard 3. Red Cross 4. G.A.A. Sweet Personality BARUCH RUSSELLS BAUER LEONA Honor Society President Service Society Advanced Band Junior Commissioner ot Clubs Soccer Team Recording Crew Fire Marshall Strives for Success BEACH MARION L l Vice President Tri Hi Y 2 G A A 3 Pan American Club 4 Swim Leader Amiable Ambitious and l Honor Society 2 Service Society 3 Major Letter Girl ALMBLAD, CARL ANCEL, RUTH ANDERSON, HELEN L. . G.A.A. l. Bowling Club . Service Society 2. G.A.A. . Chairman of Mothers QuieHY Helpful' Shy and Sweet BADESCH ESTHER ANN Honor Society AA Class Treasurer Service Society Student Council Journal Open Forum G,A.A. Pretty and Witty BAUER JEROME N 4 4A Bank Teller 3 Personality Plus Hall Guard Lieutenant Int Football Champion ship lnt Swimming Cham pionship Active and Athletic BECKER FAYE BELLER IRWIN l G A 2 Art Club 3 Dramites J The Belle from Philadel GAA BENARIO WALTER J 2 Hall Guard 3 Annual Sales Manager The Sta r Salesman BEN DER EVELYN Symphonic Choir Mayor Letter Girl Art Club Secretar 11 Junior Dramatic Club Student Council Repre sentative Vice President Biology Club Track Team Band Mr Versatile Himseltl BERKOVITZ LEONARD BERMAN LEO Pole Vaulter Basketball Team Lunch Guard 4 Intramural Basketball Hall Guard Page Thirty six Our Favorite Artist An Up and Coming Fellow N Pan American Club Hall Guard Lunch Guard Camera Club Car Guard ot a Serious Thought , Y l I , I l I 2 2 t 3 3 4 11 5 ff If 5 I 'I 6 ,I .. 7 I o ' l. I ' l . I l. 1 ' l ' 2. ' . ' 2. . ' - . 3. A . . . A ' ' 4. ' . . . ' ' V . . 1, 11 - A -ll 6. ' 7. . In P l ' . ' ..A'.. 1. In . '- Vdc 1- . ' 11. .Y,L, ,, . ' .. ,, . - 3, Studious and Kind Active phia JAY-L. l. .Y.Ll l, I ' ' l. I l, Y, A . 2. ' ' 2. 2. . 3. y 3. 3. ff ff . ' ' . 4. 5. . . . 5. 5. llllll ts feeling of Irwciltx' to both country rinrl sfflwol. the June rlriss Q L -. 5 ug. s --.4 pus 4 5- -. '-Q L muul llwir ru A - L - Q. nu. an s Q w -. L Q- A A L Q ug A A -. ' 5 f 4 -s ig, nmrulv nutimml A w QQ - fr s u. s - 5 Cl A -vu. A w ng. ug L 'f .. .. - -., - Q Q -., . -. L .. 1 A rr 5 'Tl w-5. r n Q- A v -Iv -fi -g ni Q --f Q an 1 1 ls an- -Q I I I L I Q Q -. n-I 1 -. 6 A -. Q -.I Q. -.. -x Dv ll - ..- 'K v -I - A Q. I A v i A 1 -. ,E at 6 E A Q, A -. 1 sv :Q A -f A 4 I A 1 rn. 1+ A Q., sf Q I -. Q -I lm vu L 6 I+, A I V I I I I - -I 7 -g Q uf A. v Q. -I A nl nm Q an Il ,- A v. ,Q - -5 -5 BERNBERG, MARVIN l. Bowling Club 2, Chemical Warfare 3. Smith Tournament Calm Clever and Col Iected BISCHOF CHARLES Movie Club Hi 3 Ben Franklin Club Smilm Through BERSH, IDELLE BESWICK, MELVILLE BIRNBAUM, LEONARD V. l . National Honor Society Service Society Journal Columnist Open Forum Music Appreciation Club Books and Looks BLEIR ALICE l G A Her Hearts Still in Cleve and BRAESKE VERA ANNETTE BRANDRISS HARVEY M G Tr H 3 Bowling Club 4 Lunch Room Hostess Blond and Sweet Annual Committee Journal Reporter Soccer Team Journal Agent Ping Pong Club Charter Member, Hone or Society Concert Band Concert O rchestra 'Championship l 94 l l Book Worm l . Annual Committee . Service Society Baseball Team Movie Crew Vice Pres Stage Crew lnt Football Champion Ship Art Club La Palette BLOOM BERNARD BLUMENTHAL DON Fire Marshall Lunch Guard Intramural Basketball Championship Prom Committee Real Playboy BREINER BURTON S R O T C Open Forum Hall Guard Good Sport Short and Sharp Basketball Team Baseball Team Lettermen s Club Hall Guard Light on His Feet BREIN ER SANDER JAMES l Open Forum 2 Intramural Bowling 3 Bowling Club 4 Fo s Our Future Psychiatrist BREYN RAMONA BRODSKY MARVIN 2 Open Forum 3 GAA Singing is Her Specialty pionship Fire Marshall Vice President of Ben Franklin Club Hall Guard Clean Up Marshall Our Boy Moe' BROWN SHIRLEY A BULGATZ ROSE L G 2 Hall Guard 3 Pan American Club She Doesn t Waste Words Concert Orchestra Student Council G A A Mayor Letter C Service Society Friend in Need uurtirr' tlwnz llll Ihr taste nf BRONSTIEN AUDREY 2 Pan American Club 3 Hall Guard Smoothly Capable BURGER MILDRED Follies French Club G A A Hall Guard J Y L Dancing and Determined I BROWN ANNA LEE P Journal Staff Junior Commissioner ot Assemblies Captain ot C M C Open Forum owd r Puff EYER SHIRLEY Honor Society Journal Columnist Mayor Letter Girl Service Society Division Secretary Hall Guard 4B 4A Social Repre sentative arming Chic an Charming fl 00110711 lll Olll Nllllllll ILP 191119 our Foge Thirty nine 2 2 3, 2. 3. I , 4. 3. 4. ' , ' - . 5. ' ' ' X ' ' 5. ,, ,. ,. ,, 6' A ' . 7. HA 1, i. ' . .A. . 1- ly 2, .Y ,, , . . - 2. . 2. I ' I ,, 3. 3. ' H -- I i. ' ' 4. 4. H - . H UA ,. l. .A.A. l. ' l. . . . . . 2. i- i-Y 2. 2, . ' . ' 3, 3. . ' . 4. HA H , llie ,, ,, 5' 4 ,. . - ,, l. Music Appreciation Club l, Smith Tourney Cham- l. G.A.A. l. Service Society . ' ' . - ' 2. , . . . 2. ' . 3. ' L ' ., . . . . 1. 3- ' . ' 1, H ' 4. 5, . 5, ,, Q H l. .A.A. l. l, ' l. ' . 2. ' 2. 2. ' . - ' 3. . , . 3. . . . 34 ' ' 4. A girl 4. 41. A 5. ' ' 5. . . . 5. ' ' ' HA . . 11 ll - ' ll 7. . ' . C h ' , ' d . . ' . nf' , . . ' . . . . , J . , . . . CANTZ LORRAYNE l Glft Commlttee t4Al 2 Hall Guard 3 Open Forum 4 Journal Agent Blond Halr Plus Jolly Na ture Equal Pleaslng Per sonalnty COHN MORTON l Letterman 2 R O T C 3 Open Forum 4 Camera Club Music Wlll Make Hum Famous COOPER CHARLES E Art Club Open Forum Pageant Malntenance Squad R O T C But of Everything DEUTSCH LILLIAN l G A Tuley s Glft to Von DORF ANNETTE l G A 2 Library Assustant 3 Hall Guard Smcere and Jolly sm mal to do u I a p fr 1 Page Forty CHAMBERS COLLETTA A CHELLMAN JOHN l Bowling Club Trl Hn 3 GAA 4 Lunch Room Hostess Cordlal and Smcere COHEN SHARIDAWN Follies Duvusuon Secretary Servlce Socxety Hall Guard Open Forum G A A J Y L Drama The Posse That Refreshes l Art b 2 Hall Guard A Modest Personalnty COHN SHELDON F Pan Amerlcan Club Lettermen s Club Student Councll Sr Basketball Team Open Forum The Athletic Dynamo COPPY DAVID J CORMAN MARVIN Jr and Sr Swlmmlng Team Cbarnplonsblp Lettermen s Club Hall Guard lnterclass Basketball Lunch Guard Swlmmer DeLuxe DEUTSCH SIDNEY A Soccer Team Baseball Manager Lettermen s Club Captaln Bowlrng Team Ben Franklin Club J Y L l Lunch Guard 2 Swlmmnng Tearn CHIRTEL JOSEPH Commvssloner t De portment Vlce President Natlonal Honor Society Service Socuety Clnalrrnan of Mothers Day Tea Commnttee President Biology Club Success Wull Be Hrs COLE HARRIET R 3 Open Forum Music Appreclatlon Club G A A Pan Amencan Club Adpustment Asslstant Oh So Small DEMLINGER MARLIN l Cabbages and Kings 2 R O T C Hlf of Cabbages and Keep Em Flymg Gerhe Kmgs DIAMOND HERBERT DICKERSON RICHARD l Open Forum Presndent l Presudent Movie Club 2 Honor Society 2 Baseball Team 3 Science Club 3 Ben Franklun Club ulet But Works Hard Canspncuous Has Ab SEIICE Double Th real' Mun DORFMAN LENORE l G A A Frlend Indeed DWORIN BERNARD EDELHARDT MARVIN l Student Councnl l Student Councnl 2 Swimming Team 2 Latln Club J h W H II 3 Basketball Squad 0 'my elsmu er 4 Lunclt Guard Sharp Eye Witty Guy cleleml mul pmleft zu lwefunz n . ' ' . . Clu l. ' ' 0 - . 2. '- -Y . ' 4 Q I I ,, . ,, QI - , - I - A . - ,, I - . ,, 3- - ' ' . 4. ' ' 5. ' , ' . I l. ' l. - ' l. I . ..., 2. ' 2. . ' 2. ' A ' . 3. ' 3. . . . . . 4, 4. . 4. - ' I ' - - 5. 5. 5. ' ' H 6A g A A ,I . ,, .1 ,, 7. . . . 8. 3. Journal Reporter 2. lnterclass Swlrnmung 3. Lettermen's Club H a AA A A ll I - ll - ll - ll 5. ' 3, ' 6. .... 4. A . . ,, 5- 6. . .A. . l. . ' . ' , ' 3. ' . ' . A 4' ' I A ,, . n If - -n - - 5. ' Q I 6. . . . . l ln ur out ' I.: . ' f tl I ' I If K -fu -. 1 . 1. 1 L A E 'QQ vi A v A 6 1 1 vu. 5 an. L - if A Tp Q I-1 G L '-1 .- sf Imlvnts S llu' U I . Q A sf Uflx' H' IIS ririliuns. I hu 5 l I 7- -. y s Ii 'vs 'L 2 I 1 in 4 I A sf in - ff an - -Q f Q A 15... I I. 'I our rhillfrl 'lx 's,Wi,,. ,xv I., ww, G EHRLICH, LEONARD H. EHRLICH, PATRICIA Junior Commissioner of l. Water Ballet Publicity Music Appreciation Club Science Club Chemistry Club Europe s Gift to America EISSMAN ELAINE E 2. G.A.A. 3. Gym Secretary 4 Gym Leader She Excels in Swimming ELKINS PHILIP M Mayor ROTC EISENBERG, CHARLENE l. Red Cross 2. Journal Typist 3. Art Club 4 Librarian Eyes to Match t e y ELLMAN JEROME l Student Council 2 Open Forum 3 Music Appreciation Club Sweet Personality EPSTEIN LAURA l Hall Guard 2 G A A 3 Student Secretary J Integrity Plus Demurel Officer s Club Journal Staff Art Club Lunch Guard General Doug MacElkms 2 Journal Representative 3 Open Forum 4 Hall Guard Steady and Studuous ERBACH KATHRYN A FARBER BURTON l G A 2 Hall Guard 3 Open Forum Shy But Sweet T Lieut of Hall Guards Lettermen s Club German Club Basketball Manager J Y L wo Cents Please EISNER, SEYMOUR l. Hall Guard 2. Follies A Gentleman Among Us EPSTEIN IRVING GERALD l Lunch Guard 2 Hall Guard 3 Gym Clerk The Duke of Steuben AN Mcftth l Class ong 2 unch Guar ill' y lGudrd He ure Tackles e Iva, Lf VX FELDMAN HERMAN Vice President Student Council Captain Track Team President Lettermen s Club Commissioner t F nance Service Society FELDMAN MURIEL FELDSTEIN JOYCE Corresponding Secretary of Tri Hi Y Water Ballet Symphonic Choir Finance Office Helper Letter Girl Club Bowling League She s Nat Afraid of Water FELTES MARY F l Hall Guard 2 Skillet Sisters 3 G A A Her Cooking IS Swell Business Manager Pageant Lunch Guard Hostess Program Chairman Acting Will Bring Her Fame We Look Forward to His Bright Future FINGERMAN GORDON H FINKEL LORRAINE FINNELL MARJORIE FLOOD MARY JANE l Lunch Guard l 4A Prom Committee Tr i l Program Chairman ot 2 Book Room Assistant 2 Honor Society 2 Bowling League Tr Hi Y 3 Fire Marshall 3 Mimeo Secretary 3 GAA 2 Hall Guard 4 Movie Operators Club 4 Open Forum 4 Hall Guard 3 GA A Distinctive Personality Bright as a New Penny Dimples Modern Design IIIIIJIHJIHIICQII mes to stuml fum against future murness Ile the Page Forty three I ' . 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Skillet Sis 2. Bowling League The Queen of the Kitchen FRIEDMAN HAROLD l Basketball Team 2 Lunch Guard 3 Hall Guard Hershy Nutt Said GENOW PEARL G A A Office Secretary Hall Guard J Y L Op n Forum Her Auburn Hair Will Brighten Her Way GLASSNER MYRTLE 2 Pan American Club 3 Art Club Can She Rhumba Vice President L t Club GAA Hall Guard Open Forum Broadway H e r e S I1 Com s Lettermen s Club ,Class Day Luncheon Committee Swimming Team Int. Football Champion- ship What a Mon' GAWNE KENNETH l'l I One of the Boys GETZ IRVING President J Y L Boys Glee Club Hall Guard Captain C M C R O T C The Intellectual Linguist GLEICK GLORIA K 2 GAA 3 l-lall Guard ulet and Helpful Open Forum Stamp Club Science Club Hall Guard Pan American Club Intramural Volleyball Student in M o d e r n Chemistry f iuulr lull lt ,fm rl zur nm Page Forty four FRAZIN SHIRLEY . G.A.A. -. Spanish Club . Library Work . Choir . Pan-American Club Sings Like a Bird GEAN VIRGINIA l Office Secretary 2 G A A Exc ls in Art GILFORD RICHARD l Open Forum J 3 Hall Guard A Good Natured Guy One of the Best GOLD GENEVIEVE 2 Open Forum 3 Hall Guard J Her Beauty Belles Her Strength Lettermen s Club Soccer Team Intramural Basketball Championship AB 4A Social Committee Romeo with a Harem , l ters l ' l f 2 7 H H 3 3 A H H 4 5 , , , R- , l. . l. '-Y . ' 2, I n I u I A I I 3, - U ,, S . ,, 4 H if . ,I 5. . . . 6. 7. . . . 1. ' ' y 1. . . . 1. ' , . . . , 2. 2. 2. ' 2. .Y.L. 3. 3. ' 3. . . ' 4. . . . 4 ' , , o , H 5. 5. e 5. .... H ' l. Annual Committee l. G.A,A. l. Bovlrling Club I l, G'.A.A. 2. ' . - . G. . . , 3, '- . . . I H A H H . 1, 4. vY'L. 5, Q ' H . 1 , , E. , l- PY l. ' - ' , Cl in l. l. ' . . . . , 2. 2. . 2. . . . 3. ' 3. . Ill . ' ' ' 4. 5. - ' 4, - ' ,,N I e 6' HA . eu HA - 'ull 'S ' Iilw' up I I 'ml .lIi1'- rtl 's lm: ln any vrmzt 7. hu - A A A- A. A uv -- 'A 7. 7. - s A A A A w A A Q Z' 6 .. fi --. 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X 4-of i Service Socrety GOONE SHELDON Plng Pong Club Science Club Open Forum Band Latin Club Slncere Indlvldual GOUGH SHIRLEY l G A ulet and Charming GRINKER ANNETTE G A A Hall Guard Librarian Red Cross Representa tlve Tltlan Should Have Seen You HALSINGER DEVERE G J 3 Open Forum She Gets Around HANSEN ELSIE l Mnrocle Book Club 2 GAA 3 Red Cross Quiet and Smcere GORDON ARNOLD Sta nda rd ot I Commlttee 2 Journal Reporter 3 Swlmrnrng Tearn 4 Locker Guard Always Has the Answer GOYNSHOR HERMAN Annual Advertlslng Staff Gold Service Award U p Publrc Chalrman lcurnal Feature Nrltcr Hall Guard Captaln Drape Success CROSS WILLIAM Q R O T C Hall Guard Publucnty Offtcer Color Gua d unet and Reserved HAMILTON BERTRAM F Captaln Tnnu Team 2 Clean Up Captarn 3 Letterman 4 Hall Guard Lieutenant Tennis IS Hrs Racket HATTIS RUSSELL Track Team Secretary ot Lertermen s Club Band and Orchestra Natronal Honor Socvety Servace Socrety Ushers Club Hall Guard Chuet Fire Marshall Scuence Club Latln Club lnt Football Charnpron shnp Ennste n s Boy GORVITZ ELAINE GOTTFRIED LEONARD Library Assistant National Honor Soclety Service Socnety Office Secretary Sight Saving Secretary Student Council Repre sentatlve Brains Beauty and Blue Eyes GRAFF RICHARD Captain Junior Basket ball Team Conwmlssloner ot Boys Athletlcs Flre Marshall Lunch Guard Lettermen s Club Annual Editorial Staff Wow' Some Boy Graff HADDEN BETTY S W Servuce Society Journal Reporter Journal Agent Hall Guard eet Sophnshcatron HAMMARLUND JOYCE G 2 Science Club 3 Pan American Club Excels at All Sports l Bow :ng League 2 Hall Guard 3 Lunch Guurd 4 Art Club He Throws a Mean Ba GREENBERG ELEANOR National Honor Society S rvuce Socuety Mayor Letter Girl Mrrneograph Secretary Versatnlc Mlss HALPERN RICHARD Annual Committee Flre Marshall 3 Lunch Guard lntrarnural Basketball The Duke HANDELSMAN RITA l Honor Socvety 2 G A A 3 Sight Saving Assistant 4 Open Forum Delegate Indlvlduallstlc and Intelh gent HERMAN HARVEY HELFAND IRWIN l Nat onal Honor Soclety l Student Council 2 Annual Committee 2 Track Team 3 Student Council 3 Art Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Hcll Guard Clothes Make the Man Man About Town thmuglz our school but that IIUS onlx cz IPPCQIIIIIIIIQ for the greater Page Forty Seven ' l. . 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' - HERZOG ROSE MARIE G 2 Corridor Marehall 3 Pan American Club J The Dancer Superb HIRSCHBERG SHIRLEY G 2 I-Iall Guarrl 3 Dlvnsxon Secreiary All Thus and Heaven Too HOFFMAN RICHARD Mr Sergeant ROI Hall Guard Clean UD Commltfea' Top Top Sarge IZAKS STANLEY Junlor Commlssloner of Athletrcs Int FoofbollChon1plon Ship lil Swnmmma Cham pnanshup Lafln Club Junuor Cornmussloner of Finance J Y L My Fruends HEYTOW MURIEL LOIS HIANIK GABRIELLA C G 2 Muslc Appreciation Club Shy But Sweef French Cluh Slngmg IS Her Pashme HOBBS HARVEY E HOCHBERG SYDNEY S N 2 Hall Guarcl One of the Boys Service Socuefy Clean Up Commlttcg 'Ltterrncn S Club Qnrcer Tearn Corrldor Marshall Lleut Happy Handsom Man HOLBACH BARBARA E HOMEL ELEANOR HILL EUGENE Z I Chernnsfrv Club 2 Sclonce Club Muld and Modest HODKIVITZ JEANNE D I Mvrneograph Secretary 2 GAA Sweet and Shy HULTGREN HAROLD Fare Marehal sr o Tn G SIS r 11 I-IaIlGuaru weer Nice and Very Demure JACOBS AILEEN A Tardy Secretary rcs ol Journal Roprosuwlaivvc G A A C M C MM That Blond Hour JASS RUTH ANN JOBST JACK I G A A Repre enrafwe I-In 2 S udenf Councnl 2 Luncn Guard Good Naturcd One of the Bovs M Dark Lass wuth a Spork Img Smnle JACOBS MORTON Hall Guard Basketball Team Flrc Guard JYL nt HeMan V LRNICE E .J fx A Tenn Club 25 Clans Oflncer odesf and Sweet 2 Lunch GLC ICI I' Blonde and Cute JANOWITZ DOLORES G 2 Open Forum 3 French Club Small But Wnffy KABILL SHELDON I Bowling Club You Can Count on Hum 1 110 mprvt tv fn UQ nrlult fIIl.f'l1.S III mu mlm IIIIII IIPIIHX Page Forty eight I, .A.A. 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Lunch Guard Captain 3 Intramural Basketball Championship 4 Lieut Fire Marshall Tall Light and Dance able KASSEL CHARLOTTE G 2 Chairman Health Class 3 Hall Guard 4 Clean Up Committee Smilmg Through KOLKEY MARCELLE Student Council Repre Sentotive G A A Service Society Hall Guard Pageant Red Cross Dark Daring Drlrgent KRAUSE IRIS l Honor Society 3 GAA 4 Open Forum An Honor Student KULWIN DONALD Captain Senior Basket ball Team Lettermen s Club Baseball Team Clean Up Squad Follies Fire Marshall Lunch Guard Gun wrth a Basketball KAPLAN, ADELE KAPLAN, HAROLD l. Service Society l. Band Captain 2. G.A.A. 2. Journal Staff 3 Office Secretary 3 Music Apprec1ationC 4 Journal Agent 4 Service Society Service with a Smile Voice of the People KATZ SYLVIA KNEE DOROTHY l G A l Hall Guard 2 Hall Guard 2 GAA 3 All Star Volleyball Team J Good Things Come Small Packages KOLMOS RICHARD l Ben Franklin Club 2 Hall Guard 3 Clean Up Committee Our Future Technician KREISEL PRISCILLA P G 3 Hall Guard 4 Clean Up Committee Easy on the Eyes KUZNETSKY EARL President of Student Council Commissioner of Clubs Lettermen s Club Assistant Justice Student Court Mgr Swimming Team Concert Band Service Society pen Forum Hall Guard Ushers Club Amiable and Ambitious ll.2ll 111111 lllllfl 111111 x 3 Pan American Club Calm and Suncere KRACHOCK JEAN GAA Latin Club Open Forum Gym Leader Winning Smile KRON BERNARD Lettermen s Club Student Council Track Team Soccer Team Man About Steuben LABOWITCH ROSALI E J Service Society Red Cross Office Secretary Hall Guard Latin Club G A A Library Assistant Pepsodent Smile ls 11111 Slllfl et KARZEN, GLORIA l. 4A Cheerleader 2. Service Society lub 3 GAA 4 Hall Guard Clothes Plus Charm Make Her What She ls KNELLER BELLA l Service Society 2 Open Forum 3 Hall Guard 4 Adjustment Secretary Capability is Her Keynote KRASNOW MARVIN E l National Honor Society 2 Student Council Bailiff of Court Quiet But Mlghty KUBERSKI LAURINE Tri 3 Journal Agent 4 Hall Guard Serene and Sincere LALLY MARY ELLEN Tr1Hi 2 GAA When Irish Eyes Are Smrl rn llSllll 0 HPS Page Fifty one l. .A.A. . lA. . . I . 'I '- f A 41 vi. -1 ' 3 - 11 f - 11 -- 1, 11 . in ,, .. . 1, l. ' - . ' l. . . . . ' ' 2. . . . , ' 3, 3. 3, - A 1, . . ,, 4, 11 . . 1, 4A 11A . . . 1, ' 5. 6. 1 1 - 1 1 M- , ' l. .A.A. l. ' l. '-Hi-Y 2. Latin Club 2. Division Secretary 2. Journal Reporter 2. G.A.A. . , ' 4. . 11 1, 11 1, 5, 11 - 1, I, I' , ' - l. ' l. ' ' l. '- A-Y A 2. . . . . 2. ' 2. ' ' 3. ' H - '- 3, ' 3. ' 4. ' H 4. 4. ' . ' ot 5. ' 9 5. ' 6. . . . 6, ' 5. ., ' ' 7. ' ' 75 6' 11A . 1, 11A - 11 ' ' 8. O 9. IO. ' ll I ' ' of ' 1 s11 1 . II s lllf .' th l Ol LAMM GLADYS J LANDSBAUM ELLIS National Honor Society Servsce Society 2 lvllrneograph Secretary 3 Art Club Hall Guard Service Socnety R O T C Fare Marshall LARSON EILEEN LAUTER BERNYCE l National Honor Society l Chaurman Annual Edu Tr H 3 Mayor Letter Gurl Assnstant Chemrca 4 Bowling League Laboratory Schlaparelll s Competlhon Genius ln a Laboratory LEAVITT SEYMOUR LEESTMA ELSIE MAE Scuence Club G Muslc Appreclatlon Club 2 Bowllng League Chemustry Club Doctor Extroordmary LEVIN NORMAN Hall Guard Latln Club Track Team Cholr Soclable Student LEWIS BOB l-ll 2 Movne Crew 3 Lunch Guard Tall Blonde and Modest Tall Blonde and Quiet LEVIN RUTH S Llbrarlan Journal Typlst Teacher s Secreta V Red Cross Representa tlve Art Club German Club G A A Dizzy Fingers Sweet Mlss LIEDER ROLAND Honor Society R tle Team Ottucers Club Letterman Artrst Handful of Sketches LEVINSON HARRIET V G A A Symphonlc Chotr Mlmeograph Secretary Dwlslon Secretary An Efhcrent Sccreta ry LIPTON ELAYNE MANN PHYLLIS Annual Edutoral Board Symphonlc Chou' Service Soclety Journal Drama Club Open Forum Hall Guard The Eyes Have It MARCUS FRED MARX MEYER l Varsuty Basl etball Team l Class ong 2 Annual Editorial Staff 2 Lunch Guard 3 AB AA Sbcual Cornmuttee 3 Hall Guard A L IISVVWGVT Pleoslng Personallty An Athlete Star Who May Go Far n I 111.2 ws! Page Flfty two Honor Soc: ty Student Councnl Mlmeograph Secretary J Y L G A A Honor Student MASTERS ROBERT l Table Tennls Club 2 Woodshop Assistant 3 Intramural Basketball Handy ln the Shop tonal Board 2 Student Secretary 3 G A A Representatnve 4 Art ub Answer to the Boss Prayer LEVIN ELEANOR VEATA ater Ballet G A A Follies Open Forum Pan Arnervcan Club Charming and Darlmg Ex cels rn Swrmmmg LEWIS ROBERT E l-ll One of the Boys MANPEARL ANNE G J Quiet as Can MAY ALLEN l Swimming Club 2 Track Team One of the Boys l' I III In . In . . A . I . I .- 2. I ' . .... 2. l- i-Y ' 4. 4. , r . ' , . . , ' 5, ,, . ,, I Cl I, ' I l. l. . l. VV 2, ' ' A ' 2. r 2, . . 3. J.Y.L. ' 3. ' l 3. 'e 4, A - ' 4. 4. HA . .. 5, ' 5, . - , B. , . , . , . I. l. ' ' l. . . . l. 'Y 2. 2. 2. 3. 3. l r 3. , 4. ' 4. - 11. 5. . 6. Choir Planust 7' l 8. . . . l. I-Y l. I I l l. I 'e l. .A.A. . ' 2. 2. ' 2. .Y.L. t 3' 3. H - Bef, I 4. 4. . . . 5. 5. . . . 6A ,. ,, 7. ' . 4 , Sh . ' V . 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Open Forum Petite and Sweet MOLDOFF ANNETTE l Pon American Club 2 G A A 3 Hall Guard Our Future Movie Director MOSKOVITZ MARVIN l Commissioner of Pub licity 2 l-lonor Society 3 Concert Orchestra 4 Bowling Team Youll Be Seeing Red NESS MARY LOU S ll t SIS 3 G A A Sweet and Simple NITZ SIDNEY A Ushers Club Latin Club 3 Int Football Cnampion Ship lnt Swimming Cham pionship Llkeable Fellow l. Officer, R.O.T.C. 2. Fire Marshall 3. Advance Orchestra 4. Rifle Team 5. Service Society Hop ful Fellow MONGITE SHIRLEY l Red Cross 2 Service Society 3 G A A J Ready Willing and A NATKIN CYRIL Science Club Hall Guard Open Forum German Club Biology Club Jolly Jltterbug NEUMAN PHYLLIS G NUDLEMAN IRENE Bowling Club G A A Journal Agent l-lonor Society Swell Singer ble ' ' 1 S I MITCHELL, NED E. l. Lieut. Col., R,O.T.C. 2. l-lonor Society 3. Past President, l-li-Y 4. Manager, Stage Crew 5. Service Society Motion Picture Crew Ben Franklin Club Attention I' MOORE RAYMON D W l Bowling Team 2 Wooclshop Assistant Action Sp aks Louder Than Words NEIDITCH ETHEL I-lonor Society Serxice Society Student Council Office Secretary Librarian Division Se retary Open Forum Softly Subtle NICHOLS GEORGE R O The Sul nt One PALMAN INA RUTH l Service Society Secretary t u c e Council 3 Student Council 4 Gift Committee Ina ls There Anyone Fino Page Fifty five HA 2 H 6, 7. A H ' - - ff 41 .'v.L.' we , J. , , , - . ' 3 - l. ' l. ' . - - ' 2. 2. f ' . . ' 3. 3. S 4. .Y.L. . 4. 4. ' HQ' , - df' . A 5. A I 5. -I A- H , . ,, HA . H 6. ' C 7. . , , , , c. l. ' - ' ' l. l4'l e ters l. .A.A. l. . .T.C. Sisters E A 2. Tri-l-li-Y Hswen Kidff 2, Open Forum , B. , . , , . ' i. f i. , - . 2. ' 2. . . . 2, , s i nt . . . . . . ' ' f 3, ll ll A ' . 4. 1 . I - . HA . ,, I - 4 - . R l - l . . . ' . . 4 . ' . 1 . infill nl mir' iinil lilnilx in fill nl 1' ---- Hllrll .sllflll lin' init-wi PANIJEL MURIEL JEAN GAA Student Sec reta ry Hall Guard J Y L Frlend Indeed PETERSON STEWART I Fnre Marshall 2 Lunch Guard 3 lnt Football Champion shlp Toll Qulet and Llkeable PRICE HAROLD Rlfle Team R O T C Student Coun nl Journal Staff Art Club Letterman Marksmon DeLuxe PAWLISH JOSEPH I Natlonal Honor Society 2 Student Council Dele gate 3 Graduatlon Commlttee 4 Recordlng Staff Wmmng Ways PINSKY FRANCES I Concert Band 2 Journal Agent 3 Major Let er Glrl South s Gltt to Von RABEN JEANNETTE A G A A Servlce Soclety Hall Guard Otflce Secretary Open Forum Wat Charm Plus tuhty Versa PERVIER JAMES W PETERSON DON Captaln of R OT C Presldent of I-lt Y 'Nlatlonal Honor Society Annual Sales and Ad vertuslng Commlttee About Face to Success PINSKY PEARL I Concert Bond 2 Journal Agent 3 Mayor Letter Glrl Double Feature RABINOWITZ SHIRLEY Servlce Soclety Journal Agent Mlmeograph Secretary Hall Guard G A A J Y L Tall Dark and Sweet TrH 2 Baseball Team 3 Annual Commnttee Swush Yo Yo POLANSKY MANNY Annual Cartoonlst AB 4A Socual Repre sentatlve Journal Cartoonlst Dlvlslon Chairman Lunch Guard Flying Squad Cartoon m Himself RAFFEL JEROME He Commissioner f D portment Concert Orchestra Secretary Lettermen s Club Junlor Commissioner of Clubs Orchestra Champnons O Mgr Basketball Team Servlce Soclety Latin Club Open Forum Fare Marshall Ushers Club Loves Penclls RINGZELLI DOROTHY I Swimming Team Tall Dark and Good nn RISKIN LILA G 2 Open Forum 3 Corrldor Marshall Look It s the Little Thmgs That Count Captaln of Swlmmlng Team Juncor Commlssloner of Flnance Track Team Concert Band Vnce Presldent Letter men S Club Kung Neptune Hlmself ROBBINS SHIRLE 4A Glft Cha n Secretary Stude Jurt Secretary Seryc Crety Student Councll Lneut Hall Guards Lucky Strike I Hall Guard 2 Fire Marshall 3 Ping Pong Club Any Drapes Today RODNICK GERALD I Junuor Commlssroner Boys Athletncs 2 Fire Marshall 3 Open Forum Personahty Plus G A A Bowling Club Art Club Tennus Club Golf Club That Gorgeous Red Hour ROGOFF MELVIN Recording Staff Lunch Guard Table Tennus Club Woodshop Assustant Handy wsth Tools ll N Ilk ll I Q I l Page Fifty sux I. . . . . 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Student Council Journal Representative Member of Competitive Platoon Futur Commercial Artist SHALLON SHELDON C l National Honor Society 2 Science Club 3 President Radio Club 4 Gift Committee Radio is His Hobby SIER MORTON Hall Guard Lunch Guard Soccer Team Track Team Open Forum Hell Run You Wild SILVERSTEIN MILDRED l French Club 3 Music Appreciation Club 4 Hall Guard One Swell Person SKLARE ARNOLD Hall Guard Reporter Chairman History Class Lunch Guard Chairman Graduation Committee College Professor l. Symphonic Choir 2. Service Society 3. G.A.A. 4. Library Assistant She'II Tell Ya! SHANIES FRANCES G 2 Student Secretary Tranquil Redhead SILVERBERG DOROTHY l Service Society 2 G A A 2 G A A 4B 4A Social Committee Dark Sweet and Petite SCHWARTZ, HENRY J. l. Captain, R.O.T.C. 2. Rifle Team 3. Honor Society 4. Letterman There's Something About a Soldier SHECHTMAN ELMER l Hall Guard 2 Pageant Who s Yehuda SILVER RICHARD l Hall Guard Intramural Basketball Championship Open Forum An Intramural Star SCHWARTZ, RAYMOND A. l. Student Council 2. 4B Acceptance Speech 3. Hall Guard Attractive and Cynical SHOSKEY RUTH N In National Honor Society Secretary Open Forum Service Society Student Council Dele gate Office Secretary Assistant in Sight Sav ing Room Music Appreciation Club Ha l Guo cl tellectual Charm SILVERMAN SHIRLEY Service Society Office Secretary Red Cross Hall Guard J Y L G A A Fr nch Club o Fee an You Foolm SIMON HOWARD SIMON LUELLA SKLAR ABE l Tvpist for Journal l President Science Club 2 GAA 2 Hall Guard l Junior Commis loner of J 3 Vice Pres Open Forum The Girl with a Million Another Einstein Hair Do 2 Service Society 3 Captain Hall Guards 4 Capt Clean Up Squad Wow' Some Boy Simon SLOTTEN LUCILLE SLOVICK ESTHER SMITH AARON News Editor Orchestra Club Council Science Club Tall Dark and Russian Journal Concert Bowling Student l Music Appreciation Club l Service Society 2 Art Club 2 Llbrary Assistant 3 Choir 3 G A A Another Rembrandt 4 Ollme SGFVCIUVY Smiling School Teacher 111ll llllll' 11111 I Il S1111 Page S xty 6. ' 7. 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K , . z IN, as V - ' S vi ' ' ty- H- . ,, -U EY- ' H L,-L . mae t L. - .1 K r . I I I I. '- :Y ' Q . af A ' ' m 4. c rd , . .H . S . , . . . .h V AS SEINIIQIQS I DIVISION 454 First Row7Pauline 'iNagner, Virginia Goan, Muriel Panijel, Ruth Jass, Rita Handlesman, Bernice Lauter. Second Row7Priscilla Kreisel, Eleanor Greenberg, Gladys Lamm, Dorothy Solo' mon, Harvey Herman, Marvin Brodsky, Third Row-Carl Almblad, Betty Wil- helm, Eleanor Zvolanek, Charlotte Kas- sel, Luella Simon, Laurine Kubersky, Marion Beach. Fourth Row+Sidney Hochberg, Jerome Waltz, Shirley Robbins, Eileen Larson, Dorothy Nelson, James Pervier, Irwin Beller, Joseph Pawlish, Ned Schriber, Sheldon Goone, Robert Tauber. DIVISION 451 First Row - Harold Hultgren, Irene Noodleman, Charlene Isenberg, Jean Krachock, Iris Krause, Mary Lou Ness, Phyllis Neuman, Dorothy Silverberg, Dolores Janawitz. Second Row-Bernard Bloom, Leonard Franklin, Anna Mocko, Joyce Turbin, Marvin Carman, Ina Ruth Palman, Leoe na Bauer, Mildred Silverstein, Third Row--Bernard Kalmin, Raymond Moore, Marvin Moskovitz, Elsie Leestma, Dick Graff, Richard Haperin, Lucille Slatten, Rita Sandler, Fourth Row-Sander Briener, Herbert Diamond, Richard Silver, Jack Jobst, Lester Adler, Bert Wolf, Don Peterson, Roland Goldfarb. DIVISION 457 First RowYMiss Kelly, Marjorie Finnell, Mildred Berger, Jacqueline Zelens, Mar- celle Kollcey, Frances Shanies, Ruth Shoskey, Rosalie Labowitch, Second RowgPearl Pinsky, Muriel Feld- man, Shirley Silverman, Ruth Levin, Shirley Byer, Ethel Neiditch, Annette Grinker, Mary Jane Flood. Third Row-Sharidawn Cohen, Richard Dickerson, Frances Pinsky, Raymond Schwartz, Seymour Eisner, Joyce Ruben, Mildred Schmidt. Fourth RowiBert Hamilton, Burton Far- ber, Ruth Wuestenfeld, Harold Rosner, Elmer Shectman, Manny P ala n s k y, George Eisenberg, Fifth Row-David Rosen, John Strong, Morton Jacobs, Don Kulwin, Charles Bischof, Irving Getz, Sidney Deutsch. DIVISION 455 First Row+Joe Gold, Lee Wilkoff, Doris Weiss, Geraldine Zonenblik, Jacqueline Mertz, Mary Stelzer, Harriet Cole, Anna Lee Brown, ldelle Bersh. Second Row - Jerome Raffel, James Snyder, Gordon Fingerman, Milton Wood, Jerry Bauer, J. E, Davis, Law- rence Weiner, Mildred Spilky, Third Rawhlired Wolberg, Allan Zoot, Leonard Birnbaum, Sidney Nutz, Melville Beswick, Walter Benario, Stanley Izaks, Clifford Zaloy. Fourth RowhRussell Baruch, Marvin Weinberg, Stewart Peterson, Robert Ryd- stedt, Herman Feldman, Jerome Ellman, Jack Foster, Norman Levin, Earl Kuz- netsky. DIVISION 458 First Row-Miss Davidson, Vera Braeske, Evelyn Frana, Colletta Chambers, Rose Bulgatz, Elaine Eissman, Shirley Baum, Bernice Jung, Barbara Holback. Second Row-Harvey Brandriss, May Azen, Shirley Brown, Irwin Epstein, Bernard Kron, Dorothy Knee, Henry Schwartz. Third Row-Myrtle Glassner, Harry Min- nich, Aaron Smith, Richard Gilligan, Lorraine Aptel, Dorothy Ringzelli, Betty Rudenberg. Fourth RowiSheldon Cohen, Arthur Arkush, Leo Berman, Alvin Roth, Eugene Hill, Cy Natkin. DIVISION 456 First Rowellenee Rovner, Patricia Ehr- lich, Joyce Feldstein, Harriet Levinson, Shirley Frazin, Muriel Heytow. Second Row-Miss Parsons, Faye Becker, Esther Slavick, Ruth Ancil, Reva Ramo- noff, Phyllis Salzman, Shirley Gough. Third Row-Kathryn Erbach, Henrietta Baron, Dorothy Kramer, Vivian Sack- rison, Phyllis Rubin, Romana Breyn, Fourth RowfAlex Pastinsky, Robert Masters, Terrill Schneidman, Adele Kap- lan, Elaine Stitzberg. Fifth Row-Marvin Krasnaw, Don Blu- menthal, Melvin Rogott, Morton Cohn, Ellis Landsbaum, Arnold Sklare, Carl Wedeberg, Edmund Sager, Sheldon Shallon. DIVISION 453 First Row-Miss French, Shirley Rabino- witz, Eleanor Nicholson, Rochelle Fried, Phyllis Mann, Annette Zellermeyer, Elsie Hansen. Second Row-Meyer Marx, Jack Pass- man, Shirley Hirschberg, Anne Man- oearl, Gertrude Zagel, Marvin Edelhart. Third Row-Harold Kaplan, Harold Price, Marlin Demlinger, Arnold Gordon, Shirley Mangite, Lillian Deutsch, Alice Zagorski. Fourth Row+Harvey Hobbs, Arthur Tauber, William Thomas, Gabriella Hia- nik, Harold Friedman, Philip Elkins, Charles Cooper, Robert Surkin. Fifth Row-Michael Spilky, Bernard Dworin, Marvin Rosenthal, Sidney Rhum, Marvin Bernberg, Dick Rauschert, Mary Feltes, Richard Hoffman. DIVISION 403 First RowfEdith Silverstein, Estelle Lud- gin, Gwen Feinstein, Marcia Greenburg, Evelyn Scott, Judith Mendelsohri. Second Row-Lorraine Horwitz, Revo Rutizer, Mary Foreman, Joyce Berquist, Mildred Hanzel, Bill Bernardi. Third Row--Beverly Katz, Sybil Brem- son, Muriel Left, Harold Comess, Edward Echtel, Miss McDonnell, Fourth Row-Maxine Breger, Selma Friedman, Jacqueline Gilbert, Milton Barsky, Sam Cohen, John Kornfeind, Donald Kent, 3 AS JLJNICDIQS 'H ,. ' 'Wir ,Fax G A., DIVISION 406 First Row-Miss Bailey, Alice Kirby, Lenora Green, Fern Swartz, Gertrude Axelrod, Shirley Tannenbaum, Lala Levy, Roslyn Sommers. Second Row-Leonard Ehrlich, Mildred Meyer, Mae Benison, Betty Malter, June Edwards, Gloria Granat, Anita Lavin, Donna Hansen. Third Row-Ralph Dernehl, Caroline Rochow, Marvin Levinson, Bernard Litt, Shirley Brodhage, Lois Lindholm, La- Verne Bartold. DIVISION 356 First Row--Mr. Radlave, Grace Pepper, Esther Bernstein, William Silverman, Beverly Elaw, Sadie Nordenberg, Debo- rah Wolke. Second Row-Marion Bublitz, Ramona Osherow, Virginia Buehling, Audrey Easterly, Georgia Erickson, Edna Kayne. Third Row-William Valiant, Virginia Dickmann, Marilyn Miller, Emily Jensen, Joyce Michaels. Fourth Row-Harry Goldberg, Elmer Perlman, Allen Osherow, Rosalyn Ruben- stein. DIVISION 405 First Row-Mr. Geisert, Rita Schwartz, Shirley Lehtman, Harriet Melnick, Irene Emanuel, Estelle Solovitch, Anita Etron. Second Row-Harriet Shartstein, Molly Lou Lubin, Virginia Zimmer, Helen Sohn, Annette Newberger, Melicent Cohen. Third Row+Ethel Blumert, Bernard Gel- bort, Lorraine Lefkowitz, Elin Almblad, Albert Shlay, Myrtle Riceman, Florence Wein. Fourth RawgHarvey Silverman, Albert Caut, LaVerne Highfield, Julia Rochow, Marjorie Talman, Ruth Johansen. DIVISION 355 First Row - Allan Gutstadt, Wilton Woehlck, Richard Gardner, Irving Ches- ler, Robert Klint, Larry Goldman. Second Row-Billy Nervig, Arthur Nort- man, Sid Waxburg, Howard Harris, San- ford Wolke. Third Row-Terrill Pringle, Dan Mass, Clyde Montag, Leonard Lasker, Edward Weber. DIVISION 404 First Row-Miss Berlin, Marion Kaplan, Charlene Sauer, Miriam Gutman, Marie lyn Grundverg, Ruth Sher, Shirley Book, Shirley Julius. Second Row7Roberta Jesser, l-larriett Shelter, Rosalyn Zirlin, Sally Schultz, Evelyn Smith, Elaine Brown, Joseph Morris. Third Row7Faye Weisbaum, Roy Jor- dan, Marvin Eissman, Jack Morrison, Natalie Newman, Jeanne Davis, Sey- mour Gross. Fourth RowfLeslie Schalla, Roy John- son, John Kray, Marshall Miller, Maurie Berman. DIVISION 353 First Row--Lillian Ferrara, Shirley Pas- ter, Phyllis Cohn, Laura Rothberg, Gilda Klein, Lillian Handler, Sidney Fox. Second Row--Harold Schwartz, Joe Zutz, Katherine Cox, Lorraine Penzik, Doris Keats, Helen Frankel, Barbara Shay. Third Row7Cyril Fefer, Audrey Thore- lius, Zelda Kaplan, Art Yergin, Sidney l-laberman, Leonard Minck, Lester Bern- stein. Fourth Row - Mr. Wallace, Milton Schwortz, Harold Peterson, Damon Droy- er, Leonard Kleiteld, Julius Ginsburg. DIVISION 402 First RowfLenore Kaufman, Florence Miska, Ruth Richmond, Phyllis Wildman, Bernice Blinder, Gertrude l-lanburg, Ma- rian Erickson, Rita Reichsteln, Cecile Lichten. Second Row-Morris Goldstein, Jack Sham, Marilyn Enberg, Renee Leon, Bernice Zenner, Estelle Kerschenbaum, Shari Franklin, Phyllis Langert, Jean Nussbaum. Third Row!Donald Lindaas, Avram Lovin, Ernest Harwich, Saul Geller, Evelyn Schoenfeld, Mildred Enberg, Ale bert Walkoe, Kenneth Trigger, Robert Lester. Fourth Row - Mike Levin, William Wendt, William Burns, Jerome Berger, Robert Goynshor, Arthur Silver, Aubrey Greenberg, Martin Rothstein, DIVISION 401 First Row4Mr, Kerley, Mildred Rosen, Sara Keller, Harriet Richmond, June Pederson, Lorraine Bernard, Rita Wilks, Eleanor Nemzer, Second Row Lenore Barsky Aaror Stemple Lorraine Nebrich Judith Sacks Adrienne Srlverman Roslyn Elkin Bea trice Mondschein Beverly Mondschein Third Row Seymour Ratsky Margit Erickson Ruth Kraus l-larvey Davidson Evelyn Cohn Blossom Marshak Eleanor Kipnis Leonard Berkowitz Fourth Row Warren Koepke Marshall Ginsberg Merle Schutt Donald Johnson Laura Mae Daniels l-larry Sommerlield Gladys Benson, Elliot Rubin. Fifth Row--George Wanland, Bob Grehl, Daniel Steelman, Joseph Thompson, Arnold Fershtman, Robert Lichtman. DIVISION 358 First Row--Marvin Waller, Pearl Win- ner, Shirley Hoffberg, Shirley Adelson, Lorraine Gunderson, Beatrice Cohn, Re- gina Miller, Doris Friedman, Ruth Ro- seth, Arthur Shovel. Second Row - Virginia Hill, Lillian Marsh, Harriet Schultz, Aldo Eisenstein, Enid Karper, Shirley Lein, Sylvia Lip- schitz, Bernice Moline. Third Row-Yale lzaks, Shirley Rosner, Ruth Baresky, Mr. Monita, Cecille Le- vinson, Maxine Lisnik, Beverly Zoot. Fourth Row - Leonard Solberg, Jack Deli, Barry Berman, Leonard Minck, Edward Borris, Edward Frankel, Leo Brondes. Fifth Row-Casper Braverman, Leonard Leifeld, Seymour Lisnek, Donald Aven, Bernard Brenner, Richard Scully, Esther Cholupka. DIVISIONS 354-302 First Row-Betty Goldberg, Shirley Kas- tens, Evo Federspeil, Alice Hodkivitz, Victoria Carlisle, Frances Chirtel, Mari- lyn Preston. Second RowfFlorence Levinson, Kather- ine Henry, David Slavin, Sylvan Fleisch- man, Gloria Bryskier, Mono Shapiro. Third Row4AnthOny Mersicek, Elka Evans, Lita Brinbarm, Rosalyn Spellman, Mildred Carlson, Audrey Weinstein. DIVISIONS 352-250 First Raw-Mr. Topley, Bertha Miller, Rochelle Silver, Ruth Schwartz, Elaine Schloff, Charlotte Plusker, Roselyn Le- vinson, Second Row-Judith Jaffe, Elvy Fores- gren, John Wright, Delores Friedman, Minerva Green, Audrey Broody, Shirley Fink, Ruth Roehrs. Third Row-Robert Whitefield, LeRoy Hagen, Jean Hansen, Lester Evonsen, Delores Johnson, Sally Kogan. Fourth Row - Joe Markowitz, Arnold Lund, Edward Epstein, Dave Friend, Harry Brumlik, Richard Johnson. DIVISION 351 First Row - Helen Zvolanek, Shirley Glasshof, Clara Sargin, Anna Poticha, Rosalyn Cohen, Zella Reeves, Betty Krongrade. Second Rowqlienneth Soroka, Paulette Lear, Natalie Garber, Jeanette Bischof, LaVergne Luebbnig, Lorraine Abrams, Herbert Gobin. Third Row-Eugene Passen, Margaret Nordlinger, Robert Scrivana, Bernard Baskin, Annabelle Archer, Lorraine Mitchell, Renee Hoffman, Irene Goldie. Fourth Row - Melvin Levitt, Corinne Rohdienburg, Stella Finkle, Etta Mae Golub, David Silverman, Arlene Ander- son, ff! 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V .., X V: r ,pr t f ' - 9 ff' Q .,,,, , , A li' 2. xx it W vl- f 4 3 ,, A Eikaw -:- - x 1 -'fQ 'V' 1 'V H , 'S f ,. ' f ' Y' f wr ' - 'f ' '. Q SL 1 8 al 'if' 5 if 'L Q' 1 ku , ' F2 , - V . m X .' L . ,1L M y fl, L A Ml 1 . 'l ' , 7 .L 1 . L 'B 33'- Main fxc. i me, 'E W A 4 A QT, ' ' . iv' B as. 3 my i ww -86,2 'wk 1 ! ,mf ,K -. I D ff ' - -firx-X . ,,,-1' .ff ff XXXNN DIVISION 258 First Row-Allen Heiss, Ted Daniels Eugene Solar, Charlotte Shapiro, Harriet Jacobson, Lorraine McCann, Evelyn Rif kind. Second Row-Sylvan Mack, Leona Aren son, Ferne Braverman, Lucille Herman Lorraine Kornick, Loretta Morgenstern Marilyn Steinman, Gloria Schwartz. Third Row-Burton Mar olis Beverl Q I Y Steinman, Gloria Ellman, Bette Chom- bers, Maxine Guon, Muriel Greenberg Alice Dekany, Edythe Cohen, Fourth Row-Bernard Mussman, Edward Grusin, Richard Feinber Miri m hi - g, a S m berg, Melvin Cohen, Florence Boehme, Lawrence Jacobs, DIVISION 305 First Row-Stanley Stein, Lenore Wax, Lila Rosky, Marlynn Berger, Anita Shaf- fer, Anita Hurzon, Winifred Levy. Second Row-Herbert Blumenthal, Dor- othy Rosenfeld, Norman Yermack, Her- bert Rutkin, Dolly Bromberg, Loris Feuerstein, Ellin Short. Third Row-Bernard Altshuier, Richard Amos, Arnold Landau, Sam Levy, Sey- mour Herman, Shirley Halpern. Fourth Row-Rita Russell, Jerome Pol- lack, Edward Silverman, Muriel Cohen, Robert Sternberg Fifth Row-John Weichmann, Lawrence Starr, Eugene Becker, Sheldon Golde, Alex Levy, Marvin Morrison. DIVISION 259 First Row-Phyllis Friedman, Florence Spector, Gladys Savitt, Hanice Smehoff, Wilma Rachlin. Second Row-Alfred Morris, Beatrice Nelson, Iris Hirsch, Shirley Jane John- son, Beverly Hibbard, Sherlee Redman, Richard Lowitz, Third Row-Elayne Scharfer, Robert Phipps, Corinne Holmes, Janet Johnson, Reva Zlotnick. DIVISION 304 First Row-Miss Sheridan, G. Wick- strom, G. Goldstein, M. Yablun, B. Adel- man, R. Menke, A. Singer, J, Levin, S. Finklestein. Second Row-M, Rhum, A, Warsaw, H. Shoob, R, Weiss, S. Novak, D. Goodman, T. Wenig, R, Starr, D. Simkin. Third Row-J. Hollobow, R, Levin, E Saltz, H. Podorson, M. Kerman, P. Hil- lenberg, I. Bronstein, J. Flack, B, Weiss- buch. f 1 DIVISION 257 Flrst RowfMr. Mattoon, Adele Wllson, Marllyn Frledrnan, Mary Modglun, Ade- llne Rosenfeld, Judlth Lewls, Beverly Gref. Second Rowflrene Babaian, Geraldlne Zlnner, LeRoy Welnsteln, Frances Steln- born, Leonard Perlman, Glorla Nudle- man, Marulyn Muller. Thlrd Row - Franklln Feder, Saretta Bevrn, Norma Sweltzer, Katherlne Tuve- son, Florence Celll, Robert McPherson. Fourth Row-Roberta Drost, Sherwln Blum, Alleen Marston, Annette New- man, Merle Samuels, Elalne Stelnberg. Fltth Row --Roger Hall, Manlyn Carlson, Herbert Gelb, Robert Cohn, Helen Helt- rnann, Frances Holopp, Helen Rlznnsky. DIVISION 256 Flrst Row7Raymond Soderstrom, Ro- chelle Slrnon, Toby Wolchln, Gerafdlne Letchinger, Raymond Johnson, Judlth Kleln, Rachel Horns, Lucllle Larocco, Ira Hlrsch. Second Raw 7 Roger Larson, Arvey Wolke, Morton Fogel, Esther Wallach, Vlctor Rlch, Ivan Joseph, Burton Russ- nwan, Harold Brown. Thlrd Row---Jullus Keller, Nancy Cleve, Stanley Swanson, Zelda Edelrnan, Max- lne Yousslrn, Leona Frledrnan, Shlrlev Mendel, Greta Albrecht, Lllllan Przy- piorskl. Fourth Row7Luther Roehrs, Tom Bergh, Ardzs Lahann, Davld McVey, Edythe Pearlman, Melvin Heller, Judlth Mlsar DIVISION 206 Flrst Row -Miss Barzan, Lucllle Galler, Adelle Muller, Harriet Felsenthal, Alan Katz, Robert Pearson, Virglnla Olln. Second Row-Ruth Manlg, Sherwlr' Her- zog, Beatrlce Schatz, Dons Knutson, Joy Zozeluh, Shnrley Stnke, Vlvlan Rosen- blurn. Thnrd Row - Harry Wlckstrom, John Erlckson, Beverly Rosengren, Glona Ser- lln, lrwln Gerber, Maynard Berkrnan, Hllary Duszynskl, Marshall Blumenthal. Fourth Row7Walter Flscher, Leonard Deutsch, Paul Stelner, Gerald Kessel, Merle Mlzell, Arthur Rogoft, Morton Geller, DIVISIONS 254-255 Flrst Row7Eunlce Eres, 255, Florence Wollnsky, 254, Diana Azen, 255, Mary Pettun, 254, Phyllls Ratner, 254, Jane Leef, 255, Eugene Jacobs, 255 Second Row---Marion Kolner, 254, Bar- bara Blalr, 254, Leila Brooks, 254, Jean Melllnger, 255, Frank Kane, 254' Avlva Shanott, 255, Rosalyn Kaplan, 255. Thlrd Row4Phyllis Sandler, 255' Elena Ghunn, 254, Phyllls Michelson, 255, Glona Borgstrom, 254, Dorothy Hudson, 254, Jonlce I-llllsen, 254, Shlrley Scott, 255. Fourth Row7Leonard Levlnson, 254, Frank Anderson, 254, Saul Bralnen, 254, Donald Levinson, 255, lrvlng Schnayer, 254, Lllllan Benson, 254. DIVISION 303 First Row-Sam Kaufman, Alice Barr, Evelyn Epstein, Bessie Silber, Gene Baim, Arthur Nitchie, Ruth Beress. Second Row - Paul Olefsky, Edward Thamerus, Frances Rabin, Elinor John- son, Myron Wershkott, Roslyn Savit. Third Row-Norman Krevitt, Kenneth Dinschell, Charlotte Frisbie, Donna Blad- holm, Shirlee Bauer, Doris Neyendorf. DIVISION 203 First Row-Marilyn Rozner, Sonia Git- litz, Howard Silverman, Phyllis Barnett, Marilyn Powell, Raymond Sipuisch. Second Row-Shirley Katlove, Rochelle Feder, Horriet Singer, Elaine Shapiro, Gilbert Bendoff, Sidney Novit. Third Row-Annette Shapiro, Hermcn Saltzman, Beverly Joss, Renee Zogel, Carol Blumenthal. Fourth Row-Eunice Anderson, Alice Hammerberg, Norman Lodal, Dorothy Bresnik, Howard Glassberg. DIVISION 253 First Row+G. DeKoven, L, Netahlo, M. Mallon, J. Worobow, R, Kite, l. Noi- ditch, J. McNichol, S. Finkel, L, Monda- la. Second Row-B, Levy, T. Homer Karlinsky, G. Brown, E. Feinstein Miller, F. Friedmann, L. Kornfeind. Third Row-B. Feder, A. Lapporte, M. Kritzman, L. Sussman, L. Heltand, S. Erickson, P. Pruitt, V. Hafferkamp. Fourth Row-l. Schultz, N. Brainin, G. Purze, H. Stiebel, W. Becker, A. Slahor, S. Minkus, G. Felicioni, N, Rhodes. ,S. ,P. DIVISIONS 252-260 First Row-Rosabelle Nakutin, lda Kra- vets, lllynne Zeidman, Elsie Wolf, Mox- ine Leviton. Second Row-Judy Holland, Dorothy Lord, Annabelle MacLeod, Mike Nichols, Marion Blumenthal, Third Row - Norman Mittman, Alice Flood, Phyllis Weinert, Vivienne Fried- man, Fourth Row-Herbert Shopper, Charles Marback. AS FRESHMEN DIVISION 158 First Row-Harris Johnson, Yale Kahol- nik, Marilyn Gold, Ruth Schimmer, Dor- othy Kafka, Anne Lever, Anita Goldberg. Second Row - David Rothberg, Rita Propper, Shirley Nelson, Dora Winnail, Emilie Danko, Eileen Jacobson. Third Row-Larry Maillis, Norman Cor- pash, Arthur Anderson, Beatrice Listick, Edith Golde, Maxine Zeman, Daniel Herbert. Fourth Row-Annie Christiansen, Esther Kielhack, Virginia Eyre, Winifred Page, Shirley Jeffery, Bassio Antokol. DIVISIONS 202-205 First Row-Shirley Morris, M, Simon, L. Shulder, James Gengenbach, G. Jesser, D. Leeb. Second Row-Lorraine Kaplan, Sally Brody, Marilyn Lefkowitch, Catherine Hoth, Mary Cunnally, Kathryn Schwartz. Third Rowel. Kupferberg, Harold War- shawsky, Lottie Fertel, June Eckholm, Lillian Kraft, L. Nudelman. Fourth Row-Don Hartmann, Mildred Hanzlik, Ethel Sohn, Doris Nelson, Bob- ette Putlack, Arthur lkenn. DIVISIONS 201-207 First Row-Jane Haas, lra Penn, Gwen- dolyn Munson, Phyllis Greenberg, Dor- othy Weiner, Kathrine Leeb. Second Row-Dolores Grondstrand, Re- nee Oliver, Beryl Lichtenstein, Anita Sills, Bernice Lyons, Julius Mendelsohn. Third Row-Raymond Anderson, Nan- ette Burris, Marvin Moss, Robert Schur, Robert Meoux, Betty Frano. Fourth Row-Walter Berkowitz, Paul Jankauer, Bernard Breger. DIVISION 203 First Row-Mr. Hamilton, Marilyn Roz- ner, Eunice Anderson, Esther Robin, Sonia Gitlitz, Phyllis Barnett, Howard Silverman. Second Row-Geraldine Miller, Renee Zogel, Carol Blumenthal, Shirley Katt- love, Eugene Shapiro, Marilyn Powell. Third Row-Annette Shapiro, Marvin Marshall, Tom Somlo, Herman Saltzman, Rochelle Feder, Calvin Kurtz. Fourth Row-Eugene Siegel, Ralph Ol- son, Beverly Joss, Beverly Millman, Dor- Othy Bresnick, Bernice Schiffman. DIVISION I57 First Row D. Bassin, N. Mcorew, R. Hillner, L. Dsgood, B. Wish, L. Osgood, J. Amos. Second RcwfA. Gordon, D. Berger, R. Anderson, M. Resnick, A. McGrath, V. Molner, G. Fishman, N. Vihon, D. Crel- man. Third Row-V-T. Levy, H. Posner, R. Weiss, W. Foyer, A. Heisler, H. Samuels, R. Rodiger, H. Shapiro, Fourth Row--J. Nemcek, J. Nyboe, L. Kostelny, E, Ruud, C Klass, G. Braun, R. Helgeson, B. Lurie. DIVISIONS 'I56-'I53 First RowfGladys Farr, Blanche Wald- man, Shirley Zunenblik, Charlotte SDII' ky, Roslyn Brown, Adele Bell. Second Rowe- -Ramona Steinberg, Sylvia Koolon, Rita Gorelicle, Ruth Davis, Shel- don Behn. Third Row----Lois Spitzberg, Alan Shed- roff, Esther Diamond, Irwin Gerber, Low- rence Hermann, Edith Kasper. Fourth Row -Sheldon Cantor, Seymour Alpert, Grace Krewav, Sally Fishman, Dolores Katz. DIVISION 'I05 First Row7WiIlard Carlson, Jocelyn Ro- binson, Lois Feldstein, Lillian Kolor, Margot Boer, Rochelle Goldman, Rosa- lind Smith. Second Row 7 June Bossmon, Helen Rothstein, Dolores Wenle, Dorothy Dun- don, Joanne Kalmin, Helen Stussi, Albert Rosenthal. Third Row--Rudolph Martin, Fern Ex, Lilly Olsen, Lillian Braver, Charlotte Perlman, Adobelle Rosenthal. Fourth RowfJoseph Rubin, Herbert Fe- der, Donald Ginnpel, Lewis Malter, DIVISION 305 First Row-Stanley Stein, Leonore Wax, Lilo Rosky, Morlynn Berger, Anita Schaffer, Nita Herzon, Winifred Levy. Second Rowfl-lerbert Blumenthal, Dor- othy Rosenfeld, Norman Yonericok, Her- bert Rutkin, Dolly Brornberg, Lorus Feu- erstein, Ellin Short, Third Row7Bernord Altschuler, Duck Amos, Arnold Landau, Sam Lury, Sey- mour Herman, Shirley Hoperin, Fourth RowfRtta Russell, Jerome Pol- lock, Edward Silverman, Muriel Cohn, Rcbert Sternberg. Fifth RowfJohn Weichman, Lawrence Starr, Eugene Becker, Sheldon Gclde, Alex Lury, Marvin Morrison. Top Row-Paul Goldstein, Dan New- man, John Zvonar, Bernard Glicksbera, Sidney Bogin. Second Row-Gladys Alotson, Arnold Laykotf, Percy Shramek. Third Row-Lillian Penzak, Thelma Du- bow, Elizabeth Holxer, Janet Guercio, Ethyl Ableman, Mary Ann Gavze. Fourth Row'-Annette Greenberg, Joan Ahrons, Geraldine Bergh, Elaine Rosen, Phyllis Drucker, Sylvia Greenstein, John Oden, Fifth Row--Pearl Sternberg, Alice Reiss, Eleanor Parsons, Maxine Kantor, Mari- lyn Fierman, Nelda Quast, Robert Mer- rison. DIVISION 'I06-MISS ZESBAUGH First Row-Phyllis Wein, Enid Kaplan, Jeanne Kalmin, Sue Levine, Lois Sha- piro, Elaine Katz, Dolores Fredona, Audrey Goldstein. Second Row-William Neal, Jay Cooper, Donald Camacho, Marvin Silvers, Mar- vin Garber, Helen Tamaski. Third Row--Jean Swan, Jerry Schwartz, Rosalind Steinberg, Joan Sammel, Mu- riel Tankel, Adeline Kravitz. Fourth Row-Leonard Eckstrom, Herbert Swanson, Jerry Bass, Elaine Garfinkle, Helen Gabriel, Helen Cichon, Dorothy Messinger. DIVISION 252-MISS BERG First Row f Sidney Goldberg, Human Mackler, Mike Nichols, Rosabella Na- kutin, Judith Margolin, Roslyn Finder, Sarice Engelhardt, Maxine Leviton. Second RowgMiss Berg, Norman Green- berg, Bernard Rubin, Judith Holland, Diana Kohn, Erna Benke, Winitred Rath- ke, Martha Aaron, Dolores McPherson. Third Row + Louis Kriesberg, Lionel Schour, Mildred Black, Dorothy Lord, Vivienne Friedman, Ethel Gem, Florence Hutchinson, Carolyn Cohan, Ilene Rice. Fourth Row-Lloyd Fabry, Donald Jerry, Herbert Joss, Herbert Shatter, Marjorie Barker, Natalie Schwartz, Mary Kiel- hack, Fifth Row-Stanford Simon, Jack Le- vant, Bob Emer, Harold Allswang, Har- cld Jensen, Norman Levine. 0 S ' 5? 'Ol x 'I y- , X.. Nr -,J 5.1 Wit vo- I K1 ,sinf- 1 N-Y pk. . 1 , . x . . , ' x ' 1 I K 'yu xi . J . V R- J-, - Q I. ,. vt .M . v.. - x i X , T ' . . :Y -. 54. , 'X A , XJAQL- ' , -I A , X V- .'- 1. 4. N' vw- ' X - A.J'vN K K4 kk Ng, v V ,-Y v if - X .5 -L. . v x, 5 5 ' V J I H ,k x, L X, V4 VA ' x ' ' 3 x I I J ' V . A k L 9 f l N., .Q . 1 f 1 - .7 L ' 0 J V gk 'A' V' J x., mf N ' wJ -- ' ' X v ' ' s. - f 'Jv4, v .f V 1 'vyhx P 'kvk' X 4 X .J ' , f .-V, A , P . V A ,, J , , . V, 4 .. X, y A x S ' 1 N wv v I J,:vxA d v ,hx . 5. - 'V '- If., ,Xl Q ACTIVITIES The Parates of Penzance Thas semester Von Steuben wall hear the gay musac of Galbert and Sullavan when the symphonac choar and orchestra present the comac opera The Parates of Penzance Such characterastac entertaanment as the patter song wall be heard and the blood curdlang rhythm of the parate s chorus whach has been establashed as the Ameracan folk tune Haal Haal the Gangs All Here The part of the parate kang wall be played by Warren Koepke and Carl Almblad whale Jack Morrason and John Thomas take the part of Frederack Albert Walkoe and Howard Erackson wall portray the Maaor General and the Sergeant of Polace as played by Joe Wohl and Seymore Herman Harold Podorson and Norman Braanan wall act as Samuel the parate kangs laeutenant and Sharley Cooper and Corrane Rohdenburg wall play the part of Ruth the parate s maad of all work Joyce Berquast and Maldred Bernstean wall take the part of General Stanleys youngest daughter Mabel Her sasters wall be portrayed by Maraorae Talman and Irene Babaan as Kate Maralyan Kaplan and June Eckholm as Edath and Judath Mendelsohn and Elka Evans as Isabelle The entare symphonac choar wall sang the trallang choruses and Mr Knopanska s fane orchestra wall play the orchestral by The Carsen Studaos The accompanasts are Izetta Hoffman and Ardas Lahaan Costumang as handled by Myrtle Taceman and posters by Molly Wanokur The extra accessoraes are looked after by Lalaan Kornfaend and the programang by Elka Evans The publacaty as handled by Bernata Scott lnstrumental Nlusac an V S Von Steuben has two outstandang anstrumental organazataons the Concert Band and Concert Orchestra The orchestra receaved three consecutave superaor ratangs an the Annual Parla School Contests The band was also a superaor wanner an l942 These two organazataons partacapate an many school events such as graduataon assemblaes festavals operettas and PTA events Preparang students to take the concert groups are Begannang lntermedaate and Advanced Bands and Orchestras These prepara tory groups furnash anstructaon an fundamentals of band and orches tra playang Talented students may borrow school anstruments af they are unable to buy thear own Many small groups of anstrumental players have been organazed at Von Steuben One of these a trumpet quartet won farst honors at a recent assembly contest ln solo contests dozens of Von Steuben students have dastanguashed themselves The polacy an the musac department at Von Steuben has been to emphasaze andavadual progress Even an the large groups andavadual development as the key note of the success that V S has attaaned ll , ll 1 II ' ll ' ' , . - II II ' I . . , . . ' ll ' ' I Il . . I v I I I I I l . . 1 . . I I . . . , . I ' , . . I I I . .1 . . background and overture. Costumes will be by Schoultz and scenery . . . . . I I I I I ' ' ' ' I ' 1 ' I I E - . , ' I Page One Hundred Tharteen Trotibdder Club One ot the most interesting clubs in Von Steuben is the Troubador Club sponsored by Miss Lulu Parsons ot the Music department. This club tunctions as a classroom activity which aims to render valuable aid in dramatic and musical interpretations, Among the outstanding performances ot the past were Thirty Minutes with Foster, Riding Down the Sky, and the popular cantata Taras. The present club has won worthy recognition tor its fine efforts in pre- senting several patriotic productions. Among these were a Columbus Memorial entitled A Heritage ot Song and We Hold These Truths based upon Lite, Liberty and the Pursuit ot Happiness. FIRST ROVV--Arista Goldberg, Gladys Fishman, Eleaner Spielman, Shirley Frinstein, Celvf r trtz, Clyde lfossack, Howard Goldsmith, Robert Cottle, Jim Amos, Ma 1' lssman, Lowell Robin, Emma Murowchlc-1, Geraldine Letchinger, Mc-rilyn Steingard, Adele Bell, SECOND ROVV-Beulah Davidson, Helen Peters, Evelyn Surratt, Marilyn Rozner, Kewnrfth Law, Marshall Joseph, Richard Rediger, Lawrence Her- man, Julius Vleruelsehn, Robert Lavine, Alice Sheridan, Larrc-rt Tclwwitz, Dario Rich, Sfwia Kaplan, Roslyn Brown, Joan Wolf, Nan Stadfter, THlRO ROW7Sylyfia Jez, Marvin Berns, Roger Hall, Herbert Gelb, Hans Bender, Harald Weingarcl, Harxey Guss, Merle Mizelle, Virginia Eyew, Lillian Kostelny, Rose Dim, Doris Goetzelman, Lorraine Goldstone, Dolores Bassin, Lottte Fertel, Joan Cantwllo, Gladys Farr. FOURTH ROVV--Beyerly Kcusnctz, Altreda Manelsl-ci, Lois Sttzberg, Si delle Gillerman, A PRESENT OFFICERS President, Joan Cantello, Chief Orator, Beulah Davidsunj Secretary, Alfrefla Manelski, Accompanist, Nan Stautter, Sponsor and Director, M.ss Parsons, Marching to lVlusic In this dciy of wcir, with morching feet ond mortiol music everywhere, Von Steuben is proud to present its bond, which con ploy not only on Federol Inspection for our ROTC unit, but cilso render clossicol music of the finest kind for concert engogements. Our bond members ore equcilly ot home in their codet uniforms or in their tuxedos, their music, regordless of its kind, is inspiring, ond their members, worthy of one of our finest musiccil orgonizotions. The Von Steuben Symphonic Choir Thus year has been one ot the most actrve for the Von Steuben Symphonrc Cholr The spectacular Mardi Gras was the flrst out standing event to open this year and was closely followed by the Annual Chicago Publlc Schools Contest After thus the symphonic choir appeared at the Peoples Church where because of the fine program they presented they made a return engagement by popular request the next semester The second semester the choir accepted the unvrtatnon to sung at the Hugh School Studio Party over VVMAQ at whuch was presented many choruses from the comung operetta They also sang at the consecutzye year a program at the North Park Church on Mother s Day As a grand climax to thus busy year the symphonlc chonr and the Von Steuben orchestra wrll present the Gulbert and Sulluyan comlc opera The Pirates of Penzance on May 27 and 28 MADRIGAL SINGERS BOYS ,lack Morrms n Carl Almblad Harold Podorson Donald Kent John Thomas Warren Koepke GIRLS Joyce Berquust Benlta Scott Corinne Rohdenburg Marlon Law Marjorie Talman Shnrley Brodhage First Methodist Church of Chicago and then presented, for the third JS? fe x 1. mi 8 2 Xb- A ' if X +1 W X Ji 'IN -, fm-ng ,Q X , f, , 24 lNAu9c,thatchannsthe head, lt seems only natural that the splendid students at Von Steuben would make up an orchestra that is without equal, Directed by Mr. Knopinski, the orchestra always seems to survive contests with an S rating. This by no means causes over-confidence in either its members or its directors. The goal is high and they strive fervently to attain it. The less musical members ot Von Steuben are proud to be represented in orchestral contests by a group that stands out so magnificently among its competitors. The whole school honors Mr. Knapinski for his musical talent, his fine methods at teaching and his untailing spirit ot helpfulness. and bdng peace to the soul School Newspaper Always a scene of actuvuty the Von Steuben Journal offuce operates un the manner of a large dauly The student staff prepares news copy and features concerned wuth the latest happenungs un and around the school Actuve typewruters busy penculs creatuve munds and the Journal of to morrow us well on uts way towards beung a realuty Thus group of students are puctured above wuth theur versatule and hughly effucuent sponsor Muss Margaret M Cummungs Many us the tume that Muss Cummungs has put un teduous overtume hours and lent her ever guudung hand BOYS SPORTS STAFF On the Alert for News They are present at all meets and games they are ready wuth the latest scores they know all the teams and outstandung athletes cheerful workers who help the Journal mauntaun uts hugh standard GIRLS SPORTS STAFF Make That Headline Count Hughlughts of gurls sports hobbues and fashuons are what these gurl edutors struve to obtaun They are now engaged un that ever duffucult task of makung a headlune count BUSINESS STAFF Subscribe to the JournaI Exchangung newspapers wuth the other schools takung care of curculatuon and advertusements are just a few of the tasks whuch the busuness staff undertakes Under the guudance of faculty ad vuser Muss Cummungs and student manager Lester Shapuro the complucated task of keepung accounts promotung publucuty and dustrubutung papers to the student agents us worked out effucuently PAGE EDITORS They Keep the Reporters un Llne At the helm of each page are separate edutors They assugn storues prepare dummues check proofs formung an untegral part of the force Page One Hundred Twenty EDITORS Allan Zoot Managung Edutor Muss Margaret Cummungs Sponsor Arthur Arkush Edutor Lous Leuderman Assocuate Edutor Harvey Bra nd russ Gerald Wulkoff SPORTS STAFF Maurue Berman BUSINESS S Al Cout Phyllus Salzman Muss Cummungs Lester Shapuro Reva Romanoff Joe Seudeman Marshall Muler Ja TAFF Curculatuon Subscruptuon Busuness Advertusung ck Sham Manager Manager Sponsor Manager Manager GIRLS SPORT PAGE Phyllus Weus Sarella Fruedman Ruta Wulks Julua Rochow EDITORIAL STAFF Julua Rochow Harold Kaplan Arthur Arkush Maurue Berman Aaron Smuth Davud Sulverman Ruta Wulks Gerald Wulkoff Allen Zoot Lous Leuderman Sharu Franklun Allen Katz Sports News Edutor un Chuef Sports News News Sports Sports Managung Edutor Assocuate Edutor Feature Feature I . , , . . , I . . . . I i I - I I f I I . ,W ,,,,, , , ..,. WH,-K--- ll 1 ll T TT TT - . . 1 . . TTT' 'Tl I . 1 . . ' 'S ll ' I Roselyn Levinson ,, ,,,p, nf, H, ,,.-,Ne-ws I ,,.YYY-YY.. YYYY W--Y..-!- I l iikiiiiigmwif . J- . I 0 A YYM-,,,,, -,,--,---A-- 1 I I I -f--A-ff --ff--- - - -vff f Scene oi much activity Miss Manast December 7 My companion an hom Pear! Harbor. Wi December 7. Once br sounds. but had ig cr! un earlhquakef' the volcano in Instead ol smoke, airplanes a shori distance Rumor came in Ials the official 11 50iEl9iXM. is Your: Pixma osi 510 SIM FEATURE STAFF Always Looking for Contrlbutlons A newspaper IS only as good as Its edltoral staff Contributions on dlverslfled subjects are always sought by the feature staff These students are witty and orlgunal authors of feature columns which compose a popular portnon of the paper BUSINESS STAFF Able Executlves Perform Thelr Dutles To these students falls the responsublluty of s llrng our Journal COLUMNISTS Our Creative Wrlters Orrgnnal and wrtty columns come from the pens of these capable students NEWS STAFF Flrst Llne Reporters group has produced many scoops 4B JOURNALISTS Ready To Carry On Wuth another semester ahead of them thus staff trained from reporters to edrtors IS confident of Its faculty to produce more notable edltrons Wrth each outgolng staff a new one equal rn abullty rlses to handle the paper 4A JOURNALISTS Staff Veterans Veterans of many a last minute copy change these staff members are seeing their last semester of servlce on the Journal Capable and aspurlng these newspapermen put forth their greatest ef forts to produce a paper of mernt Page One Hundr d Twenty two FEATURE STAFF Juduth Mendelsohn Evelyn Schoenfeld Joe Chlr tel Shlrley Rosner ldelle Bersh Renee Ravner Phyllis Langert Merle Schutt Allen Katz lEdltorJ Shan Franklrn CEdltorJ Bernard Muller N EWS STAFF Arthur Nortman Davud Silverman Roselyn Levnn ther Badesch Frances Stone Jae Churtel BUSINESS STAFF Jerome Berger Allan Osherow Ernest Harwrch Eugene Kolkey Martin Rathstevn Lenare Wax Bernard Muller Joyce Rubin Esther Badesch 'harley Rosner Frances Stone Rochelle Frned 4B JOURNALISTS Jerome Berger Merle Schutt Albert Cout Mar hall Muller Ernest Horwuch Evelyn Schoenfeld Juduth Mendelsohn Ruta Walks Julua Rochow Lars Lerderman Shan Franklun Maune Berman COLUMNISTS Joyce Rubin Phllnp Elkins Judlth Holland Harvey Eranclrrss Harold Kaplan Martin Rathstern Shnr ley Rasner ldelle Bersh Renee Rovner Shlrley Byer Herman Goynshar Joe Chnrtel GRADUATING JOURNALISTS Phrlup Elknns Joyce Rubln Shirley Byer ldelle Bersh Luella Sumon Charlene Elsenberg Mildred Ros n Revo Romanoff Phyllls Salzman Herman Goynshor Harvey Brandrlss Joe Chlrtel Aaron Smlth Renec Rovner Rochelle Fried Esther Ba d ch Allen Zoot Arthur Arkush Frances Stone Harold Kaplan Carl Guelzo . I 4 I I I ' L san, Es , , ' . G . Always on their toes loalcing for news, This Phyllis Longert, Martin Rothstein, Jack Sham, I , , , I l 2 I I I I ' ' I I I . I . I ' I I Q . ' OS , , , , V... 9 ,wif I qv nf 4. We Record ta lVlunute hy lVlunute The snap of a shutter another photograph another symbol of our hugh school career has been permanently engraved for our Victory Arnual We the students have written the story and each picture us a glumpse of our clubs our organu zatuons our dauly actuvutues and pleasures Thou sands of us appear on the paaes Thousands of students are pictured dusplayung enthusiasm or theur hugh school careers There are hundreds of vuews of us un actuon A of us are contru ut the commuttee merely organized the material Schedules of pho tographs were posted and descruptuve reviews pre pared as the annual was slowly shaped for publuca tuon Collaborating with the edutorual staff was a competent group who obtained the ads which helped defray the innumerable expenses We tomorrow s cutuzens chose the V for Vuc convuctuons of faith un our nation The last plate was developed the last repro ductuon printed and we now have a complete recollectuon book The pforcft zucus ccuucfzully qzuzdfd by own pluzcupal Mzss Varzauz Slum Without lzeu uatzorz iw f ruzfuur yan Imolu no nm' liner um Page One Hundred Twenty four Top Pix lLeft to Right? Bernice Lauter Sally Schultz Right Top Pix lLeft to Right? Eleanor Kupnus Shari Franklin Fern Swartz Lous Leuderman Standing Albert Cout Left Bottom Pix S ated Left to Rughtl Elaine Lupton Terry Schneudermaru Jerome Wautz Betty Rudenberg Standing Manny Polansky Leonard Birnbaum Arthur Tauber Fred Marcus Dorothy Salomon lrwun Helland Right Bottom Pix lStandung Left t Rughtl Richard Gullugan Maruorue Tal man Donald Lundaas Donald Peterson Sidney Hochberg Beatruce Mondscheun Herman Goynshor Beverly Mondscheun Jean Davis James Pervuer Manny Po lansky J rome Wautz Reva Romanoff Seated Bernard Kron Walter Benaruo Harvey Brandruss Evelyn Smuth Richard Halpern Artists that made the drawungs for the duvusuon pages Leonard Burnbcuum and Roland Leuder O O I A e . 1 - - . L . . . f Il 'b uiecg ' k f f I , I ' ' ' 1 I 1 1 1 ' - - - tory as a token of our indomitable spirit and firm Q. - , f 1 ', . v 1 1 J x F I ,' , lg i ' .'V.' Y' ly. ,Il ' , 3- 00- opv' ' J ,Q iuzturrfsf. hr' 'J 'u f ' 'J ' zulfl 'u brwuzu cu Iffg. Resume of Qur Student Days gl?-xv '-231' -2.9 eg 14. wif? 'ff-f 'B N' Q3 ZPJLQ KJQS Gygax! nfl AL N th 'FN Page One Hundred Twenty fave ' .1 yy-f '-A K IV - ' 1 , A in -if , V .A ' A M . x :X A ' ' n, in ' on. 2-RFQ-f ', - ,.. -.r f ,RQ K .5 ' -Z ,. aw' V-9 ,A N. 6 , Ji u x -'. ' n- 3 4' 1 , . 1 : 2 , ,' 4 - ., L. . J Q 2 I 3 qv.. v ,I X Q K J J' Y' :YN 1 .AT f -5 3 F 'X if F 1 5' , ii S. , i NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Von Steuben Hugh School chapter of the Natuonal Honor Socuety us a group composed of students chosen as outstandung un Scholarshup Character Servxce and Leader shup The upper fuve per cent of the 3A s ten per cent of the 4B s and I5 per cent of the 4A s are elected by faculty members Under the leadershup of Muss Irene French the members of the socuety mauntaun uts hugh standards BOWLING CLUB The Von Steuben Bowlung Club for the post two years has been teochung and developung bowlers The only requure ments for membershup un the club us that the boy attends Von Steuben Under the sponsorshup and guudonce of Mr Radlove the club has developed some fune bowlers LATIN CLUB The Latun Club was started un September of l94O by our present sponsor Mrs Harrus lts purpose us to orugunate unterest and understandung of Roman hustory and luterature The club consusts of all the Latun students who wush to take greater unterest un Lotun and the subuects connected wuth ut The present success of the club us due un a large measure much tume and effort to the club PAN AMERICAN CLUB The Pon Amerucan Club of the school us also corrued over to the classes Every other Fruday the Sponush classes devote the peruod to varuous actuvutues planned by a room commuttee on the art musuc customs etc of the Pan Amerucan natuons The students usually look forward to the meetung due to the fact that Spanush records are played after the cultural pro gram The Pan Amerucan Club un Von Steuben has done much to acquaunt the students wuth theur Pan Amerucon neughbors PAN AMERICAN CLUB Furst Row Juduth Margolun Marlon Bluesteun June Lurue Muruel Schul mon Evelyn Numzln Marulyn Punkus Muldred Hansel Jean Nussbaum Second Row Shurlev Roth Mule N chols Edward Knuff Beverly Lurue Albert Shlay Jean Hansen Thurd Row Melvun Hoffman How ard Stuebel Evelyn Beckley Herbert Schaffer Gladys Benson Alvun Gor don Fourth Row Esther Chalupka Paul Pavlon Charles Jez Arnold Starr Harold Weungart Page One Hundred Twenty sux NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Furst Row Ruth Shoskey Muruam Gutmann Ruta Handlesman Dorothy Solomon Renee Rovner Shurley Tan nenbaum Lorraune Bernard Reguno Muller Lorraune Gunderson ldelle Bersh Second Row lrus Krause Juduth Mendelsohn Lenora Green Phyllus Mann Roselyn Levunson Revo Ro manoff Ethyl Neudutch Irene Nudel man Gertrude Axelrod Shirley Baum Thurd Row Charlene Sauer Barbara Shay Harruet Schultz Anuta Levun Lous Leuderman Shurley Byer Muldred Rosen Eleanor Vuncu Phyllus Wuld mon Leona Bauer Fourth Raw Vurgunua Dueckman Shurley Moser Harruet Weunsteun Vu vlan Sacruson Lorraune Finkel Gladys Lamm Eleanor Greenberg Florence Muska Estelle Kerschenbaum Muruel Feldman Fufth Row Joseph Churtel Elmer Shectman Seymour Gross Euleen Lar son Beatruce Bell Muldred Schmudt Esther Badesch Evelyn Schoenfeld Harruet Schulman Eloune Gorwutz Suxth Row Gladys Benson Arnold Harruson Morrus Gutterman Sheldon Shallon Jerome Ellman Davud Sulver man Melvulle Beswuck Marvun Kras now Russell Hattus lrwun Helfand Seventh Row Avrom Lavun Barton Maluno Marvun Rosenthal Roland Leuder Fred Wolberg Harry Brumluk Leonard Losker Joseph Pawlush Lau ro Danuels Eughth Row Muss French Cyrul Fe fer Russell Baruch James Pervuer gar Sager Marvun Moskowutz BOWLING CLUB Furst Row Marvun Bernsteun Joseph Markowutz Less Shalla Don Johnson Marvun Moskowutz Elluott Rubun John Strong Al Whutefueld Aaron Smuth Robert Surkun Bob Kornfuend Second Row Jum Pervuer Muckey Rothsteun Lenny Gottfruend Joseph Churtel Sheldon Cable Ed Saeger Roy Lundell Irvung Rubin Marvun Moss Multon Schwartz Al Katz Thurd Row Ned Mitchell lra Penn Marshall Moses Howard Rubun Bob Luchtman Raymond Moore Vuctor Arnopolun Marshall Molonowuch Sud ne Deutsch Earl Funkel Alvun Bloom Howard Goldsmuth LATIN CLUB Furst Row Harold Allswang Irvung Schnaer Jock Levant Bertha Corta d Lorraune Kurtz Ardus Lohan Down Sulluscen Maruorue Barker Isa dare Funkelsteun J Davud Hyman Mocklor Second Row Munerva Green An nette Newman Harruet Lubun Caro lyn Cohen Muruel Bloom Roberta Drast Benuta Scott Thurd Row M Harris Donald Om blad Phyllus Ratner llyne Zuedmon Mary Magdaleen Eunuce Eres Avuva Shanoff Fern Braverman Eloune Cohen . , I T I 4 I . . I .I I . I I V I I . ' . . , I , ' I I I ' A V I I - I A I . A I - . . . I I , , I I - I I T I I A I I I I I I , A 1 u ' I I .. I I I I I I to the effort of our sponsor Mrs, Harrus, who has devoted Ned Mitchell, Herbert Diamond, Ed. , , , , , 1 1 I ' ' ' . ' T . ' ' ' ' , I I. . ' ' 1 A 1 4' . T . .I - I 4 I V . I . , . . I I I ' I I - I ,, A 1 , , i ' I . . I A . 1 I I I - f I ' ' - rs. ' , - . I I I I . I I I I I ,,, ,f 44 k,,,,, , , f + X f.'h x 1 Q Q WL .3?'aj?'2f?? 1 3' iv 1 ek 125- 1'99'i3t at 3 w i2,Qp'2 in 1 Q' 2: , x ' I kj -W1 ' xx M j , 'I J, Jaw Qtxx ,xi , we I s. X ., I 1 YF O A 'gl t 'WJ X. lx . 'Q 1' ELK? ,--. N E Q 'Eff -ff Y J W Q . 6 ff' ' G f -ff V5 fi GN 'ffggajlz 5, Af - SCIENCE CLUB Furst Row Leonard Ehrluch Aaron Smuth Bob Tauber Eugene Hull AI vun Roth Joseph Churtel Al Geller Burton Fruedman Second Row Marvun Moskowutz Sheldon Shallon Elmer Shectman Cyrul Fefer Abe Sklar Ellus Lands baum Arthur Sulver Thurd Row Harry Munuck Herbert Duamond lrwun Premack Seymour Leavutt Jerome Blatz Muldred Levy LIBRARY CLUB Furst Row Vurgunua Olun Norma Kleunman Anuta Goldberg Shurley Cohen Luculle Galler Vera Krupnuk Barbara Shay Second Row Ida Kravets Eduth Sue gal Marulyn Gold Ruta Goreluck Fay Fruedman Irene Broz Glorua Brown e Thurd Row Annette Dorf Dons Knutson Racquel Cortada Muldred Fuscher Eleanor Scholz Lorraune Pen zuk Beverly Joss Fourth Row Beverly Kousnetz Bea truce Nelson Bertha Cortado Dorus Jensen SKILLET SISTERS dred Carlson Corunne Rohdenberg Standung Dolores Hamburg Barbara Holbach Audrey Easterly Gertrude Hamburg Ruth Westenfeld Lorraune Apfel Seated CRughtD Mary Feltes Evelyn Frana Dorothy Nelson OPEN FORUM Furst Row Al Geller Burton Frued man Ruta Wulks Ruta Handlesman Ruth Shoskey Dolly Brown Bella Kneller Marvun Garber Dolores Ja nowutz Second Row Jerome Blatz Beatruce Mondscheun Beverly Mondscheun Syl vua Greensteun Phyllus Wuse Sally Schultz Munerva Green Rene Rovner Thurd Row Herbert Duamond Shel don Shallon Harruet Weunsteun An nette Sawyer Sarella Fruedman Le nore Barsky Lous Leuderman Fourth Row Leonard Ehrluch Harry Munnuck Robert Tauber Cyrul Fefer Joseph Churtel Evelyn Schoenfeld Sharu Franklun Futth Row Arthur Sulver Abe Sklar Eugene Hull SIGHT SAVING CLASS Furst Row Arthur Shovel Katherune M Craune fTe-acherl Anno Mocko Second Row Ruchard Feunberg Duck Gulford Roy Moore Ray Beller Lester Evensen Muruel Weuer Evelyn Beck ley Esther Chalupka Leona Bauer lReader Honor Socuetyl Helen Stem punsku SCIENCE FOR STEUBENITES Von Steuben has a number of buddung scuentusts who express theur unterest un theur future work through the Scuence Club Under the sponsorshup of Mr James Davus the group has been meetung every week for the past two semesters The topucs under consuderatuon are usually of a general no ture showung the varued unclunatuons of the members YOUNG LIBRARIANS The Lubrary Assustants Club us an organuzatuon for whuch Von students must qualufy by effucuency and dependabuluty Each member guves dauly one peruod of servuce un the school lubrary Specufuc unstructuon us guven un varuous lubrary skulls and of course experuence un every phase of school lubrary work us acquured For some the begunnung un Von lubrary has developed unto a career' THE SKILLET SISTERS The Skullet Susters one of the outstandung clubs of Von Steuben These gurls represent art un homemakung and serve at varuous school functuons They are chosen for theur scholarshup dependabuluty and effucuency un the Home Economucs department To be a Skullet Suster us both an honor and a pleasure especually at the present tume when nutrutuon and conserva tuon of food us so yutal to Natuonal Defense VON S VOICE Fullung the need for the free expressuon and exchange of udeas, the Open Forum has been functuonung for the past eught semesters Sponsored by Muss Kelly the forum chooses uts own offu cers and plans uts own programs Topucs are related as closely as possuble to current affaurs The programs take the form of a debate or a round table duscussuon followed by a questuon peruod Page One Hundred Twenty nune T I I I I T 1 1 1 -Q I I I - - . I Q I , . I . . . , . 1 1 , 1 . I I ' I , . I l I 1 1 1 1 1 W I , I I I . . , . . . . I ' - . . . . . lu . . I I . - - . . . . . . - I I I T ' iv - I I I . . 1 . . . 1 1 - Seated fLeftl-Mari-Lou Ness, Mil- -1---1 , . Ti I 1 1 1 1 I ' II - ' Il ' ' I , . . . . - I . . . . . . . . , 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 - I ' I . 11 - - 11 - ' I . I A I I , . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 Q I . I I - I I - , . i I r I 1 1 , 1 1 - 1 1 I - I - 1 . 1 1 1 I I - 1 1 I I T JUNIOR RED CROSS Flrst Row Lllllan Benson MISS Sher ldan Rlchard LGVIH VICTOF Rlch Shlrley Monglte MOTION Bluesteln Deborah Wolke June Lurle Murlel Schulman Second Row Dorls Slmkln Mlckey Kolner Shlrley Cohen Renee Ollver Frances Rubln Roberta Drost Rosalle Labowltch Alda EISEUSTSID Avls Lud WIQ Ruth Schwartz Thlrd Row Rochelle Feder Beverly Spalter Jerry Jesser Judlth Margolln Loulse Nudelman Bernlce Lyons Frances Monglte Lols Stltzberg Syl VIG Malfln Joyce Jllk Catherlne Hoth Beverly Kousnetz Elalne Tal sky Esther Wallack Fourth Row Sylvla Jez Kathryne Schwartz Mae Benlson Bobbette Putlack Rachel Sllver Evelyn Nlm zen Adabelle Needel Anna Potlcha Ruth Levln Charlene Eisenberg Elka Evans JEWISH YOUTH LEAGUE Flrst Row Walter Benarlo Wllma Rachlln Sonya Rablnowltz Rose Bell Makuten Ida Kravetz lSecretaryJ Howard Rubln Mlnnle Green Second Row Adele Wllson Elsle Wolf Sarella Baan Annette Sawyer Glorla Ellman Sarella Frledman l vlng Getz lPresldentl Thlrd Row Carolyn Cohen Murnel Bloom Betty Katz Stewart Rubln CDelegate7 Melvln Hoffman Sldney Deutsch Vlctor Amapolln Morton Jacobs JEWISH YOUTH LEAGUE Flrst Row Phyllls Mann Phyllls Lld skln Rosalyn Summers Murlel Leff Charlene Elsenberg Beverly Mond scheln Eleanor Levln Dorothy Sllver berg Joyce Feldsteln Second Row Reglna Muller Ruth Levln Beatrlce Mondscheln Elka Evans Audrey Brody Mlldred Mey ers Leonora Cohen Evelyn Smlth Thlrd Row Sally Schultz Erlch Har per Shlrley Kleln Alvlna Gllbert Hope Kaplan Beverly Zoot Henry Schwartz Fourth Row Myrtle Rlceman Ber nlce Zenner tTreasurerJ Natalle New man Ida Kravetz CSecretaryl Harvey Brandrlss Lawrence Welner Wllllam Gross Flfth Row Herman Feldman Anlta Zuckerman tDelegatel Walter Bena rlo Harold Frledman Slxth Row Jerome Ellman Seymour Leavltt Burton Farber Cllfford Zalay Norman Levln Saul Geller Raymond Schwartz lrvlng Getz CPreSldentl Jerome Waltz Sldney Hochberg Rowland Goldfarb Cyrll Natkln Rlch ard Halpern Leo Berman Bernard Bloom Bernard DWOFIH MOFVIH Brod sky Donald Blumenthal FRENCH CLUB Flrst Row Elalne Casler Lorralne Gundersen Beatrlce Cohen Rosabelle Nakutln Wllma Rachlln Adele Wll son Elsle Wolf Dolores Janowltz Second Row Mlss Berg Rlta Schwartz .ludlth Holland Beatrlce Mondscheln Beverly Mondscheln Ed na Kayne Mlldred Sllversteln Shlrley Lehtman Roslyn Levlnson Thlrd Row Marllyn Mlller Molly Lou Lubln Florence Mlska Annette Sawyer Saretta Beyn Paullne Mlller Dolores McPherson Fourth Row Shlrley Rosner BSOTFICE Bell Beverly Katz Dorothy West Mlldred Hanzel THE JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junlor Red Cross of Von Steuben under the leader shlp of Mlss E F Sherldan has gone far ln helping the Red Cross flll ITS quotas The gurls have produced many flne garments ln thelr dally Red Cross perlods here at school Not only have the gurls done thelr part but the boys as well have shown a flne splrlt of humanltarlanlsm that IS commendable JEWISH YOUTH LEAGUE The Von Steuben chapter of the Jewlsh Youth League has just been reorganlzed after a short perlod of lnactlvlty The alm of our organlzatlon IS expressed ln our motto that Nothlng Jewlsh shall be allen to us Meetlngs are held bl monthly at a local synagogue lrvlng Getz IS presldent Ida Kravetz secretary Bernlce Zenner treasurer and Anlta Zuckerman and Stuart Gerber delegates to the clty Wlde executlve board THE WORLD THROUGH VONS EYES Coverlng any fleld from a lecture on anthropology to one on Health ln Wartlme the Open Forum trles to present a wlde and varled vlewpolnt on all subjects that lnterest us as students and as cltlzens of tomorrow Toward thls end the students plan and partlclpate ln programs that better flt us to understand the world we llve ln FRENCH CLUB Whatever IS bullt on baslc truths whatever has a ralson d etre wlll survlve polltlcal changes France Wlfh lts rlch llterature lts contrlbutlons to the world of art and muslc has glven us much to enjoy Through the study of French we have a keener, more lntlmate appreclatlon of thls culture Becomlng a part of our herltage lt has added lmmeasurably to our world of beauty As ln the study of all languages these values cannot be lost Page One Hundred Thirty one T I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' ' - . . , - . . T I . 1 1 1 1 1 . . I I - A 1 1 - 1 I I - a a 1 . . . 1 ' ' .Tc I 1 1 I I - 1 1 1 1 1 W I 1 1 1 1 1 - ' it I 1 1 1 ' I I r. . . . . . . ' . ll - - - 11 - i , . I I .- . . . ' . . , I ' ' . . I I I I I I I - T , N , . 1 1 1 I . I I - 1 ' S W I 1 1 I I A - I 1 1 - T I . 1 1 1 , , 11 - - 11 - 1 T I . , - . . . 1 1 1 1 W I I - , . -' 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I .- 1 1 I I - . . . 1, . I , . , ,, . . . . . . . W I - I 1 1 . . I I - . 1 1 - , 1 . . . . 1 1 I I - l 1 1 1 ' ' W I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I SOUND AND RECORDING STAFF Thus group us organuzed for the purpose of renderung servuce to Von Steuben The publuc address systems lubrary of records record players and a multutude of other pueces of equupment are operated and cared for by thus staff Programs are made auduble musuc us provuded for socuals recordungs are made un musuc Englush and Foreugn Language classes Shakespeare s plays are guven sound and last but not least the Star Spangled Banner us broadcast through Von Steuben the thurd peruod of each day by thus group SERVICE SOCIETY Students who have contrubuted theur servuces for the mauntenance of Von Steubens hugh standards of student government have been organuzed to contunue theur much apprecuated work The socuety awards puns of bronze sulver and gold sugnu fyung the number of servuce pounts the member has acquured A student may enter the Servuce Socuety when he has the requured twenty fuve pounts FOR ALL OUR BOYS IN UNCLE SAMS ARMY The Servuce Socuety made up of the more ambutuous prouect for the June semester I942 We have endeavored to reach all the Von Steuben boys un our armed forces The furst thung we dud was to ask all the students for the names of any of theur relatuves who were un any branch of the serv uce and who had attended our school After that we wrote the boy s parents, askung for theur son s addresses and rank A book has been kept showung all the camps un whuch the boys are located the names and addresses of all the boys and a lust of all the letters we receuve from any solduer saulor or marune Every month a letter us sent out to the boys tellung them all about the maun actuvutues un the school and some umpo tant thungs that happen un our dauly routune outsude of school We are also plannung to send out vuctory boxes to every boy who has acknowledged our letters and the money for thus us to be obtauned through a vuctory tag day TRI HI Y The Tru Hu Y us a club to create mauntaun and extend throughout the home school and communuty hugh standards of Chrustuan character lt us composed of gurls selected by applucatuon for theur character trauts and wullungness to co operate The club does servuce and guves the gurls an oppor tunuty for socual lufe physucal futness and educatuon Vuvuan Sackruson us the presudent Jacquelyn Mertz vuce presudent Mary Stelzer secretary and Elun Almblad treasurer Page One Hundred Thurty two SOUND AND RECORDING STAFF Stage Crew D Reutmon L u baum J Pervuer R Lewus G Poulos Sound Crew Terry Schneudman Joe Churtel Mr Gelsert Joe Pawlush Bob Tauber Melvun Rogoff Harold Peter son Joe Markowutz Leonard Lasker Multon Wood Cyrul F fer Sponsor Mr Geusert TRI HI Y Furst Row Ruth Weustenfueld Bar bara Holbach Eleanor Wussman Lor raune Bernard Jacquelyn Mertz Mary Stelzer Lorraune Gunderson Joyce Julk Gwendolyn Preece Second Row Lorraune Apfel Mary Jane Flood Mary Lou Ness Eva Fe derspuel Gertrude Hamburg Dolores Hamburg Maruan Eruckson Vuctorua Carlusle Thurd Row Vurgunua Duekmann Elun Alrrblad Muruel Feldman Harruet Schelter Laurune Kubersku Audrey Easterly Charlene Sauer Aluce Barr Sackruson Maruan Bublutz Lorraune Nebruch Vurgunua Budhlung Vuvuan Manczorz Annabelle Archer Jean ette Bushop Fufth Row Euleen Larsen Elvy Fors gren Kathryn Cox Mary Lally Dor othy Nelson Maruorue Funnell Vera Braeske Emuly Jensen Suxth Row Eleanor Hacker Mar garet Nordlunger Betty Hansen Not Puctured Evelynne Scott Mar: an Beach Lous Spukungs Luculle Ebe lung Coletta Chambers Maruan Lar son , , , . - . ' , , B'rn- I I , I I , I 1 - t I 1 I 1 . . . I . . I T - I - I I - I l I . , . V I I' . 1 I I 1 Q- -1 I ' ,I S I . - A . . . I . students of Von Steuben, has adopted a very worthwhule pourfuq Rowgvngmio Hill, Vivian I f ' 1 1 I 1 ' I ' ' I . . . I 1 V I 1 1 T ' A , . . I . . . ,, . . F ' 1 ' .1 I I I I I F I I I ' .f fn v xx 'G if W ww x MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB To develop a d eper love for the Immortal musIc of the world IS the purpose of the MusIc ADDFGCIGIIOH Club In the quIet beautItul atmosphere of the CIVIC Room It IS easy to enjoy recordIngs of the works of Bach Beetho en and ChopIn SometImes the members recenve a specIal treat In the form of our own local talent ART CLUB The object ot the Art Club IS to gIve students an oppor tunIty to spend extra tIme outslde of regular class work to cultIvate theIr partIcular Interests In art Some of the many club actIvItIes are slcetchlng from models paIntIng clay moldIng poster malung outdoor sketchmg etc Not only those who are partIcuIarly excellent In art but also those who llke to draw just for pleasure are Invlted STUDENT COUNCIL OrganIzed In the fall of l933 the Von Steuben Student Councll has successfully managed student aftalrs for nIne years Headed by an ExecutIve Board whlch IS elected by the entIre student body the councIl meets every week wIth delegates from every dIvIsIon In the school to dIscuss school problems These selected students represent an atInasphere whIch IS prevalent throughout Von Steuben DEMOCRACY through self government LITERARY CLUB Organlzed In l94l the maIn purpose ofthe Llterary Club IS to see and apprecuate plays and to dlscuss books poetry and other subjects relatIng to good lIterature The OIIICGFS of thIs club formed excluslvely for 3A gIrls are PresIdent MIldred DIamond VIce Presjdent Ruth Ba rezky, Secretary Joyce MIchaels and Treasurer LorraIne Penzlk Our programs are planned by Barbara Shay Page One Hundred Thjrty four MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB w I Bottom Left to RI Leonora Green JudIth Alendelsohn Sarah Luboff Rose Greenfjeld Har rIet Cole Renee Rovner Row 2 Frances Stone Ramona Breyn Dolores Dvorson BessIe Can ter Helen Sohn Pow 3 MorrIs Schmjdt Myron Schu z Myrtle Rxceman JudIth Jaffe Row 4 Mass Llndqulst lat planol Leonard Ehrluch Mlchael Spjlky Aaron SmIth Harry MInnIck Sey mour LeavItt Marvjn Moskowjtz Jae Chlrtel LIta Bjrnbaum Ethel Sohn ART CLUB aw I lLeft to RIghtJ Lorratne Gundersen Eunlce Anderson Leonora Wax Renee Rovner Evelyn Bender Charlene Sauer Row 2 Maxlne Llsnlck Faye Beck e Frances Stone Florence WeIn Jacquellne Gulber Vurgjnla Marjarne Talman Albert Cout Raw 3 Herbert Blumenthal harles Cooper Coleman Marx IJ es baugh LOUIS Knzberg Marshall Gunsberg Marshall MIller Warren Koepke STUDENT COUNCIL IPIcI'ure 3l w I Bottom Let to RI Fylnss Ratner Darls Goldberg Lucllle Larocco Raen GersteIn Ted Dame Eunuce Eres Row 2 Phyllls Salzman MIrIam -Iutman Rochelle Feder JudIth Men de ohn Jean Krechock Row J HenrIetta Wjlkans Bernuce Zenner Florence MIska Renee Hoff man Gertrude Axelrod IPIcI'ure 47 w l Bottom Left to RI t Herbert Blumenthal Esther Badesch Earl Kuznetsky Herman Feldman Estelle Kerchenbaum DIck Graff Row 2 Jerome Raffel Marvun Mos kowItz Selma FrIedman Elllott R hm Joseph Pawljsh Row 3 Harry SommerfIeld Arnold Harrlson Ned Mltchell Jerry Alpern Arthur Arkush Row 4 CStandIngJ ElaIne GOFWIIZ Marjorje Talman ClIff Zalay Mr Utzjg LITERARY CLUB Row l fl.ert to RIghtJ Edna Kane Roselyn LevInson Ramona Osherow Reglna MIller SylvIa Rosenbaum Raw 2 Barbara Shay HarrIet Schultz Mrs Coh MIIdred DIG mand SylvIa Rothbcum Row 3 Zelda Kaplln JudIth Jaffe Joyce Muchaels Lorranne Penzjk Ruth Barezky Ro 1 1 'ght- I I I I 1 ' . . I I e - I . . . . I I . , . I I I I ,' ' ' Il I ' ' I I I ' , , . I S I I I I T . I I I I - R . - . I I I I I , . , - . r - . . . FI I I I , t, HIII, I' . . . . . . - , . I I , , Z - . . . I . I I I I ' . . . . I I I . T TT TT' Ro I : I 'ght- I I I I ISI rt i I I I ' - B I I T I Il , , I - - - I I ' ' I , . I I I , , ' Ro : 2 'gh- ' I I - , I I , . . . I T I I I UT ,,,i,1i..,, I - 4 f I I I I . , I - I I I - I I I I A ' j , . . l . - , - j I r I 1 1 ' ' I ' V I I I I , j I I ' I ' I T . . I - - I I I I I ,1- S- G 7 QP 95 The thIrd Monday of every month in the Civic Room at l l5 P M our Von Steuben P TA meets for councIl Infor matIon and recreatIon Our monthly programs have been carefully planned to Interpret the school and Its actIvItIes to the parents and provIde an opportunIty for teachers and parents to meet socIally Does thIs mean an afternoon of tedIous boredom a duty call? Our members numberIng four hundred fIfty respond wIth an emphatIc NO' lt means mother dresses carefully and In her best sons and daughters beIng very crItIcal comes early to get a front seat In our charmIng CIVIC Room and prepares for an afternoon of real pleasure Where else In thIs sadly chaotIc world can she get such compensatIon spIrItually as when our young people In all theIr freshness and eagerness of youth parade before her They speak they sIng they debate weIghty ISSUES It matters not If theIr conclusIons are Immature If theIr basses are off key lt matters not If her own stands before us an example for prIde and commendatIon she reIoIces IH the accomplIshments of youth The prIncIpal speaks A person of rare dIstInctIon The hopes the plans the daIly routIne of school lIfe at Von Steuben the IncreasIng burden placed upon the school sys tem In these war tImes and the acceptance of these respon sIbIlItIes are made clear Doubts and mIsgIvIngs have van Ished as the prIncIpal concludes Von Steuben IS carryIng on an all out effort under thIs leadershIp The gavel sounds for achournment thIs means a pleasant socIal hour a frIend ly cup of coffee and a chat wIth her neIghbors So ends a P T A meetIng at Von Steuben ln co operatIon wIth the school we InstItuted a Parents Conference Day In September at whIch every student at Von Steuben was permItted to brIng hIs parents to meet and con sult wIth the faculty and tour the school ThIs conference was so successful and apprecIated by so many of the parents that we plan to contInue thIs as a yearly event We have sought In the past to brIng outstandIng person alItIes In publIc lIfe to our school ThIs year a very success ful evenIng program was Inaugurated In the form of a SCFIGS of Book REVIEWS gIven by Florence Burke EllIs lecturer IournalIst analyst of world affaIrs The best of contemporary lIterature In fIctIon bIography and hIstory were presented We are proud of the success of thIs venture both culturally and fInancIally Our young people gave wholehearted sup port the teachers unqualIfIed approval and the parents genuIne enthusIasm One week after our entry Into the war we made our fIrst contrIbutIon to UnIted States war effort We purchased two one hundred dollar VICTOVY Bonds and presented them to our school the proceeds upon maturIty to be used to Increase the cultural physIcal and educatIonal opportunItIes at Von Steuben Twenty fIve dollars was gIven to the Red Cross War RelIef Fund We shall GSSIST In the salvage and con servatIon program at the school We have sponsored Cook IES for the RookIes donatIons to the U S O We have opened a SGFVICG Center In Room 400 one day a week from l0 00 A M to 3 30 P M for all kInds of SGVVICS work knIttIng sewIng and bandagIng makIng ThIs center IS open to the publIc As the war effort Increases we shall endeavor to meet any emergency We are proud of our record of accomplIshments We belIeve In the oIms and obIectIves of our P TA program to carry a constructIve work for better parenthood better homes better schools and communItIes To do thIs we must have every parent of every student at Von Steuben vItally Interested lf you haven t IoIned wIth us thIs year won t you next year? V for VIctory V for Von Steuben Von Steuben Parent Teachers' Assoclatlon Von Steuben P T A , presents Call to Orderll Mrs S J DOVIS Presndent Servuce Center regulars reporhng for duty Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Be J n SchneIcler Fagen Labowutch CChaIrmanJ J LevIn LevInson ZonenblIck WachenheImer MorrIs Solar Lest old hmes be not forgotten 45th birthday annnversary celebratlon of Natlonal Congress of Parents and Teachers Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs MOFYIS Sauers WachenheImer DavId C Sfenn J LevIn Solar Page One Hundred ThIrty seven . I Q . I , . ., . . . , I ' I I . . I ' . . . I I I I I ' I I I I I I I , , , I I Mrs. M. Goldberg I D ' . H, ' ' . . -A- - ' . I l ' U M. ' '. . - M- ' ' . . - M' ' n . I . M. ' I ' ' II - . Ml I ' ' 2 . M. ' . . : . . ' ' g ' ' , . H, ' . . J. I . , . . . . , ' 1 PAN AMERICAN CLUB The Von Steuben Pan American Club recenved nts charter from the Student Pan American League In I937 The purpose of the club IS to create nn the student a feelung of truendshnp toward our neighbors to the South The programs whnch are gnven at the monthly meetlngs attempt to glve tntormatlon about the South Amerncon countries whnch well add to our understandlng ot their people and customs PARTHIANS The Parthuons organized September l94O ns a soclol club pledged to further communlty and school actlvltles Many of nts members are the executive and sports leaders ot Von Steuben The Parthnons set an example that clubs nn the future will do well to follow The members intend to do thenr part un brnngung vnctory to our country VON STEUBEN HIY Here we have on organnzotnon ot suxty l6Ol upper class students who devote their octuvutnes to clean sportsmanshlp clean speech clean scholorshup and clean luvlng They hold therr meetsngs once a week ot the lrvtng Park Young Men s Chrlstnan Assocaatnon to discuss the clubs actnvntnes The Von Steuben Hu Y ns one of many snmnlar organlzatlons thot are orgonlzed throughout the United States Page One Hundred Thnrly eught PAN AMERICAN CLUB Row I Revo Zlatnlk Fay Frledman Roslyn Fnnder Roen Gerstenn Murlel Wolfson Lula Levy Anlta Etron Row 2 Vera Krupnuck Mornlyn Stelngard Ruth Raurtch Beverly Bloom June Edelman Betty Wald man Darlene Apple Row 3 Norman Braunun Shirley Kastens Albert Sherman Alvlna Gul bert Sarella Frnedman Shlrley Ton nenbaum Gertrude Axelrod Row 4 Arthur Levun Anita Lavln Charlene Sauer Mnllncent Cohen Pearl Retchln Edythe Cohen Ltlluan Heltand Charlotte Sher Row 5 Roger Hal' Dorothy Thom as Marshall Merel Seymour Heltand Molly Wlnokur Georgla Ernckson Dorothea Ascher Elaine Brown Row 6 Marvin Levln Vtvnenne Friedman Evelyn Cohen Jacquelune Gnlbert Vlrglnla Zimmer Joy Kaze luh Wunnutred Rathke PARTHIANS R w I Edwln Rest Sndney Kahn Jerome Rattel Sudney Rhum Sidney Hochberg Earl Kuznetsky Row 2 Jerome Waltz Howard S mon Burt Farber Herman Goynshor Row 3 Russell Hattls Marvln Kros now Leonard Franklun HI Y lPncI'ure 'Il Row l Donald Johnson George Pau los Harold Zebolsky Edwin Johnson Edward Wulander Donald Kent Row 2 Jock Jobst Robert Lewus Arnold Lund Charles Blschof Robert Lewns Howard Erlckson Raw 3 Donald Stohrer Donald Ney endorf Earl l'-loellen Warren Koepke Wnlllam Wendt John Thomas Row 4 Robert Grehl Joe Gold Roy Llndell Frank McCormack Carl Alm blad lPlcture 2l Row l Arthur Nltsche Robert Nat sche Robert Scrnvono John Wright John Stafta Richard Gardner Donald Dereby Row 2 Edward Thamerus Rlchard Erlckson Donald Dlckhut Lawrence Goodwlck Jack Morrison Kenneth Gawne John Korntelnd Row 3 Richard Amos Anthony Marslcek John McPherson Wulluam Bernard: Rlchord Glllugon Donald Wunkler LeRoy Hagen Row 4 Wllllam Kunkle Phlltp Son sone Robert Lester Clyde Montag Harold Peterson Wllllarn Wendt OFFICERS Ned Mitchell Dovld Reltman Leon ard Bnrnbaum James Pervaer Robert Lewls George Poulos 1 1 . 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Q3 f 3 4 -Wu-5 45 I i ,Q ug 5 V F bar 4' AY, ' fn A2 J X Yi I X461 701 X xg 151- Ms . v-'Lx -Sikh- X Baseball The baseball team composed entlrely of boys who wnll be back to play next year really cannot be expected to wan the champnonshup IH one year Thus year Coach Chuck Goldstein has taken over the baseball team and he IS trynng to get out a wnnnlng nune Although the team has no regulars return :ng nt has excellent prospects tor tuture y ars Thus year s team rs expected to consist of Lnndell at thnrd base Wrnght at shortstop Novak or Klmkle at second base Dnckerson or Stern at catch The outtveld wlll probably consist of Berlnn Hammerburg and Swanson The pitchers wall be sparked by Schwab Glassman Roghblatt and Gross whsle Llchtman wnll be at the lnntlal sack The team wnth the whole school behnnd It can go somewhere support our team and It wlll do theur best Page One Hundred Forty slx LETTERMENS CLUB Furst Row Herman Feldman Don Kulwun Cllft Zalay Don Blumenthal Second Row Burton Farber Norman Bralnen LETTERMEN S CLUB Row l A Shavell S Gross M Mal B Kro J Waltz L Fran M Cormon R Hattrs Row 2 S Novak H Davldson Deutsch D Gnlford H Freudman R Goldfarb D Graff A Greenberg E Kuznetsky fel B Hamllton E Rest S Co en S Hochberg J Foster A Stempel Mr Mattoon BASEBALL TEAM Lett to Rlght M Weinberg D Pe terson C Marvak N Krntzman J Wrnght R Dickerson L Bnrnboum B Luchtman Catcher J Pervner Batter N Hammerberg GOLF AND TENNIS CANDIDATES Row I Alfred Berger Marvin Breg man Howard Rubnn Edward Gousln Bert Hamllton Foyer Bernard Kron Row 2 Sheldon Cohn Robert Stern Russell Hattls Joe Wahl Row 3 Arvey Wolke Lloyd Faboy Robert Seruvans Robert Meoux Con rad Fosher Robert Katznn Gerald Brasnlow Joe Morris John Thomas Maryln Moskowutz , L' 1 , , . i 1 I I . 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I I I ' I I Sensor gym class goes through exerclses Aven makes another basket as Von Junuors wallop Stesnmetz 53 26 JUNIOR BASKETBALL SQUAD Row l Coach Tom Smsth P Cohen L Bernstesn Captasn D Graf D Aven J Ssedeman Row 2 Mgr Landow N Yermack D Monnet M Samuels N Gold stesn L Sussman N Berkowstz Row 3 Mgr Hammerberg M Roth Krstzman Mgr B Farber Les Bernstein makes free throw during scrsmmage SOCCER SQUAD w l Gu sass A Osen Wesss B Kron S Deutsch J Wastz S l-lochberg M Lsnskv Coach Chuck Goldstesn Row 2 R Hattss M Wershkoff C Zalay N Brasnsn L Wesnstesn Levy L Flack M Levsn SCDCCER The soccer team of Von Steuben really came snto sts own sn the l94l season Ever ssnce the team had been snaugu rated st had never shown many ssgns of lsfe but last year the Kangaroos were a team Von Steuben could be well proud of The Kangaroos won three lost three and tsed three dursng the season Led by Bob Waller who was graduated sn February the team never gave any ground to thesr opponents Bob Waller has been spoken of by oppossng coaches as one of the best goalses of Chscago lt was Bob who tsme after tsme stemmed the marches of Von Steuben s opponents The team was also sparked by such men as Clsff Zalay Bernse Kron and Norman Brasnen The outlook for next year ss very promsssng wsth such boys as Levsn Olson Brasnen Ssmon Lsnsky and Gulsass returnsng to the so called wars The Von Steuben Kangaroos next year wsll be one of the best dressed teams sn the csty for they are gettsng brand new unsforms The most able coach of the team Coach Chuck Goldstesn stated that thss alone should gsve the boys the sncentsve to come through the season wsth a champsonshsp for Von Steuben BASKETBALL 1941 4Q The basketball season of l94l l942 really can be called a season of surprsses and a season of ups and downs Thss year the Panthers of Von Steuben really played thesr hearts out sn many a game for the glory of the scarlet and gray A few thsngs that the teams have done thss year are the wsn nsng of thsrd place sn the Stagg Tournament the placsng of the Junsor team sn second place sn the north sectson and thesr gosng to the quarter fsnals of csty play before lossng to Mar ln the Stagg Tournament Von Steuben really showed what they were made of We weren t conssdered more than an outssde chance of gettsng anywhere sn the tournament untsl we had beaten Lane Tech sn the quarter fsnal round After that game we bowed to Marshall and then went ahead to beat Austsn for the thsrd place consolatson game Paced by Roger Stanton and Don Kulwsn the team composed of sensors and sunsors ably coached by Coach Tom Smsth played snspsred ball throughout the tourney Rog Stanton was pscked on the All Tournament team whsle Don Kulwsn recesved honorable mentson for hss fsne work sn the tourna ment The sunsors who lost two fsne men at msd year gradua tson and they werent even conssdered an outssde chance sn sectson play But these two men Howard Schultz and Dave Waxberg were ably replaced by Don Aven and Phsl Cohen The other three boys Ssd Novak Les Bernstsen and Dsckse Graff played stellar ball Les Bernstsen was named All North Sectson whsle Dsck Graff and Ssd Novak of the sunsors recesved honorable mentson along wsth John Kray of the sensors All sn all thss was an excellent basketball season for Von And due to the fact that only a few men are graduatsng goes to prove that next season wsll be the year that Von Steuben shows sts prowess on the basketball hardwood Pag One Hundred Forty sve I I I ' I , . 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' ',S. . , . , . . . e JUNIOR TRACK TEAM w I Coe L Sussman Brounun A Levy J Davud R w 2 B Kruss J lnnskeep W Foyer M Cooper C Fusner Row 3 Coach Barney Cohen S Ger ber S Schrueber M Mulgrum Steuben s Ace Shot Putter Mlckey Rothsteun SENIOR TRACK TEAM Row I S Whutmon Capt J Foster M Muller A Cout Row 2 A Greenberg A Harruson J Sham S Gross Row 3 Coach Barney Cohen R Hattls H Feldman M Rothsteun Harruson and Cout over the hurdles Dash men Gross Feldman Muller Soccer Out of Bounds Lef to Rught B Kron R Hattus N Braunen S Deutsch S Hochberg J Wautz Cluff Zalay lwlth balll SWIMMING SQUAD Row I P Starr M Weungarten M Ames J Rothblatt J Ando Row 2 A Shedroff N Rhodes N Braunun H Kahan D Steeleman R Holleb M Leuberrnan Row 3 M Lunsky A Bard L Lazu wuk S Gerber C Zalay S Homer H Possner J Anderson T Sornblo Weuss Trac Thus us the year that Coach Barney Cohen s tracksters wull really come unto theur own 'vlost of the members of the team have been on the team sunce Barney Cohen took over the tracksters a few years back The boys have umproved steaduly all along The senuor track team us paced by Captaun Jack Foster who us one of the best hugh jumpers un the cuty of Chucago lncudentally Jack Foster us the lad that tued the cuty hugh uumpung record un a meet at Lane Tech a few months ago by uumpung sux feet two unches Most of the boys on the team wull be graduated shortly but Coach Barney Cohen has some able replacements comung up Some of the team members are as follows Russ Hattus Hermue Feldman Arnue Harruson Mackey Roghsteun Aubrey Greenberg Sey mour Gross Al Cout Marshall Muller and Jack Sham When the outdoor season beguns next month we un Von Steuben expect and are sure that our tracksters wull guve as good an account of themselves un the outdoor meets as they have done un the undoor meets Coach Barney Cohen us one of the best track coaches un the cuty and nothung would please hum more than to see some bug turnouts at the track meets He says that the school spectators wull help to cheer the team on to vuctory wummung The Von Steuben mermen thus year really started from scratch For the team us now composed enturely of a new batch of swummers The team us composed enturely of fresh men and sophomores wuth just a few uunuors on the squad The junuor team us paced by Norman Braunen Duck Rhoda Chuck Holleb and Pat Starr The senuor team has a great star un Dan Steelman Coach Herb Maguda also us happy because of the prospect of some able IB s and IA s to bolster the team un the next few years The swummung team of Von Steuben wull be heard of un a few years But we un Von Steuben cannot expect too much thus year and next but the year after wull be a dufferent story Guve the team your support and patuence and ut wull not faul the student body Page One Hundred Forty nune Ro -J. I , . , N. I A , . , . . o - . , . , . , . , . . . . , . ' ' ' ' ' S . 1 I . I - ' 1 I ' I I ' ' I ' I I ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 - I1 I I I I I I I ' . , . . ' ' s. I - I . . . f - , - 1 - Mgr. A. Stempel. Q . A I 3 1 1 , 1, 1, j 0 O I TS- ' ' ' ' ' . . I ' I ' I ' I 1 ' - ' , . I I , . I I 'L ' 1 - 1 - - 1 - 1 ' - I I I T ' 1 - 1 - I ' . . I 1 f 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' -Y , , . , . I f u , - , - , - 1 - 1 - 1 Q gi Von Steuben R. Q. T. C. Page One Hundred Fifty lVlilitary lnstructor In December, l94O, Sgt. Ellis C. Ratclitte assumed leadership of the Von Steuben ROTC unit in the capacity of military instructor. His amiable personality made an immediate hit with the cadets of both Von Steuben and other schools as which he had served. Sgt. Ratclitte entered the service in l934 at Fort Benjamin Harrison, lndiana. ln l937 he was promoted to the rank of corporal and in recogni- tion of his unusual ability was appointed a sergeant in the same year. Since his arrival at Von Steuben, Sgt. Ratclifte has witnessed rapid progress in the ROTC unit. An honor school rating was won at his first Federal Inspection here and the sergeant has future plans for making Von's ROTC unit the city's best. The Officers' school headed by the Cadet Lieutenant Colonel deals with advance military science and tactics. Our rifle team has placed high each semester in the corps area matches. lts student leader Cadet Captain Henry Schwartz has not only proved his outstanding ability on the team but also as commander of one of the unit's companies. The executive officer is the position held by Major Philip Elkins, who with his former training in the military service is an able assistant to the commanding officer. When the Cadet Major issues an order from the Lieutenant Colonel, Adjutant John Strong sees that everyone hears about it. SMALL PlCTURE-Cadet Capt. John Strong+Adjutont. - OFFICERS' CLUB - First Row-Lt. Col. Ned Mitchell, Commanding Officer, Capt. John Strong, Capt. Ned Schri- ber, Capt. Henry Schwartz, Capt. Harold Kaplan, Capt, Elliott Rubin, Capt. Howard Erickson, Capt. James Pervier. Second Row-Major Philip Elkins, Capt. Carl Guelzo, 2nd Lt. William Gross, 2nd Lt. Roland Leider, lst Lt. Harold Comess, lst Lt. David Reitman, lst Lt. Marvin Rosenthal. Third Row-Sgt. Ratcliffe, lst Lt. Lester Schalla, 2nd Lt. Samuel Cohen, 2nd Lt. Allan Gut- stadt, lst Lt. Marvin Levinson, 2nd Lt. Robert Bloniarz, 2nd Lt. Morris Gitterman, 2nd Lt. Albert Walkae, 2nd Lt. William Nervig. Fourth Row-Sgt. Joseph Zutz, lst Lt. Fred Palm, 2nd Lt, Leroy Hagen, 2nd Lt, Edward Wi- lander, 2nd Lt. Jack Morrison, lst Lt. Arthur Tauber. SMALL PlCTURE-Cadet Major Philip Elkins-Executive Officer. SMALL PICTURE-Cadet Capt. Henry Schwartz-Commander Company E. - RIFLE TEAM -- Kneeling-lst Lt. Marvin Rosenthal, Sgt. Harold Podorson, 2nd Lt. Harry Minnick, Sgt, Har- old Price, Capt. Henry Schwartz, Sgt, Erwin Gordon. Standing-Capt. Ned Schriber, 2nd Lt. Roland Leider, 2nd Lt, Robert Bloniarz, 2nd Lt. Wm Nervig, Lt. Col. Ned Mitchell, Sgt. Ratcliffe. SMALL PICTURE-Cadet Capt. Harold Kaplan-Band Commander. On September I8 l935 the Von Steuben Hugh School organized nts tlrst R O T C battalion The unlt us proud to say that In nts tnrst year It won Federal Inspection and was awarded a set ot colors Sunce that tlme our unlt has grown from an enrollment ot l75 cadets to o strength ot 360 cadets It has been commanded throughout the years by fourteen cadet ottacers and us now under the able Ieadershnp ot Cadet Lt Col Ned E Mltchell who IS strnvlng thus year to make the unut the cuty s best Plctures ot two at the unlts more experienced ottlcers appear here In the trnongle Cadet Lt Col Ned E Mitchell and nn the square Cadet Capt Ned Schrsber COMPANY E FRONT Capt N Schrlber lst Lt W Bernarda T ROW I t Lt L Shall lst Lt A Touber Znd Lt A Gutstadt 2nd Lt Hagen Gurdon Sgt A Olson SECOND ROW Sgt I Gordon Pvt J Weuchmonn Pvt J Wanland Pvt G Purze Sgt I-I Peterson Pvt D Dwyer Corp D Slovln Ct L Solberg THIRD ROW Corp R Larson Corp S Kahn Pvt L Forbrx Sgt I Solberg Corp S Wolke Carp H Gubun Sgt B Zuckerman FOURTH ROW Corp R Whntetueld Pvt Zomp Pvt G Shayne Pvt S Brounen Pvt S Fox lst Sgt R Scully Staff Sat Zutz FIFTH ROW lFreshrnenl lst Squad P Pavdon H Shutz N Sputzen M Lcubowutz A Ruby B Friedman Pvt C Bloomqulst shennon SEVENTH ROW R Telchner E Kolkey A Gordon C Schxrmer S Alpert R Anderson Sat E C Ratcllfte Instructor TRIANGLE Cadet Lt Col Ned E Mitchell Cornmondung Officer SQUARE Cadet Capt Ned Schruber Commander Componx E COMPANY D FIRST ROW lst Lt Leslie Schalla lst Lt Marvln Levun on 2nd Lt Rcland Lender 2nd Lt Harry Mlnnlck 2nd l.t William Gross SECOND ROW Corp Alan Bodour Corp Don Johnson Pvt Don Kent Sgt Alex Past nsky Color Sgt Burton Welssbuch Sgt George Nuchols lst Sgt Harold Pruce THIRD ROW Pvt Edgar Moser Pvt Joe Goldsteun Pvl Marvun Sochat Pvt Ted Homer Pvt Walter Kretschmer Sgt Edward Echtel FOURTH ROW Pvt Irving Goldberg Pvt Isadore Funk lsteun Sgt Eddy Grueson Sgt Elmer Sheltman Pvt Benny Anacol Pvt Lewus Molters Sgt E C Ratclltte FIFTH ROW Corp Alan Laporte Pvt Mark Bradley Pvt Edward Anderson Pvt Richard Fovlsh Pvt Raymond Sepnswch Pvt Colvnn Kurtz SIXTH ROW Pvt Robert Lurle Pvt Joe Rubln SEVENTH ROW Pvt Jerry Cohen Pvt Abe Burn tern Pvt Seymour Heltand Pvt Hulary Duszynsku Pvt Bernard Krugllck Pvt Paul Goldst In Pvt John Bruder COLOR GUARD 2nd Lt Morris Gutterman Sgt Roy Soderstrorn Sgt Horcld Poderson 2nd Lt Ed Wllander 1 1 ' L . . . . . , . . , . . . . , . . . , . . FIRS f s . . a, . . , . t. , . L, K , , . . , . , , 1, . , SIXTH ROW-Pvt. J. Cold, M. Cracko, J, Kopolovucs, E. Brown, G. Marks, G, Wolf, S, Ger- T . I , If , .J ' . , . . , , , . ' I ' . , . e' , ' , . Page One Hundred Fifty-two Qqq vkwaae xx lzgzglgillg b ' z1-f 'C' Under the expert gurdance of Sgt Ellls C Ratclnffe and Cadet Lt Col Ned E Mltchell our battalnon has achieved honor and recognutlon Each company strives to malntaun dnscuplune and high standards of mnlltary cour tesy lt IS the dream of every cadet to make our unnt the best In the clty Cadet Captaln James Pervuer has been a good leader In the ROTC for four years Cadet Captain Howard Erlckson, a truly dependable and capable cadet, has and ns doung outstandlng work Cadet Captain Elluot Rubin has gnven many hours of hard work and service to our unlt He ts dependable and IS flolng outstandlng work COMPANY A Capt James Pervler FIRST ROW Capt James Pervler Capt John Strong lst Lt Marvnn Rosenthal 2nd Lt Wulluam Nervug 2nd Lt Saul Geller SECOND ROW Donald Derebey Ray Johnson Marshall Merel John Kornfuend Harold All swang Elmer Perlman Walllam Nuven luvnng Schnayer Ruchard Amos THIRD ROW Albert Geller Lester Krntzberg Harold Pnullups Allan Goldberg Charles Coo per Marvun Morrison Lawrence Goodwlck Herbert Diamond FOURTH ROW Wlllnam Wendt Albert Frank Robert Gustafson Colman Marks Lawrence Starr Morton Geller Rlchard Kroll FIFTH ROW John Medo Raymond Bellan Jerry Vletz Jerry Bass John Zvonar Milton Sa bln Gerald Mlnkus SIXTH ROW Marvin Bregman Calvun Watt Donald gumpel Bernard Marcus Reed Roth Ray Halpern Sgt Ellus C Ratcluffe COMPANY B Capt Howard Erickson FIRST ROW Capt Howard Eruckson Capt Carl Guelzo lst Lt Davud Reltman Sgt Marvun Elssrnan 2nd Lt Albert Walkoe 2nd Lt Jack Morrnson lst Sgt George Wanland SECOND ROW Corp Raymond Jorden Carp Harold Weiss Corp Leopold Van Garasse Corp Allen Eager Corp Milton Becker Master Sgt Rucnard Hoffman THIRD ROW Sgt Arnold Muller Pvt Eugene Jacobs Pvt Carl Kllnt Pvt Roger Beaurlune Pvt Larry Fushman Pvt lrwln Rockoft Pvt Sudney Krammer Sgt Lester Shaplro FOURTH ROW Sgt Robert Grehl Pvt Alfred Potlcha Pvt Walter Becker Pvt Hans Ben der Corp Fred Lleberman Pvt Harold Shuman Sgt Barton Mallna FIFTH ROW Pvt Jack Gomberg Pvt Robert Flne Pvt William Klnne Pvt Lawrence Her man Pvt Seymour Marcus Pvt Harold Posner Pvt Dar Slotton Pvt Herbert Feder Sgt Ellns C Ratcllffe Camacho Pvt Harold Weungart Pvt Noman Lodal Pvt Erwin Premack Pvt Jerry Bluesteln SEVENTH ROW Pvt John Rasmussen Pvt Rnchard Blonlarz Pvt Ken Law Pvt Charles Holleb Pvt Fred Elesh Pvt Rudolph Marcus Pvt Jerry Falngold Pvt Myer Gntlan Pvt John Erickson Pvt Major Elssman Pvt Harrrs Cohen Pvt Sanford Weiss Pvt Jerome Blaz EIGHTH ROW Pvt Bull Galarus Pvt Phnlup Korman COMPANY C Coptom Elliot Rubln FIRST ROW Mayor P M Elktns lst Lt Harold Comes SECOND ROW Lt Robert Blonuarz Lt Morris Gltterman Sgt Joseph Gold Lt Edward WI lander Sgt Frank McCormick THIRD ROW Pvt Louls Gulnand Pvt Sheldon Green Corp Sud Waxberg Corp Walton Woehlck Pvt Make Nlchols Sgt S ymour Herman FOURTH ROW Pvt Burton Brenner Corp Arthur Messanger Corp Joe Wahl Pvt Clyde Montag Pvt Robert Montgomery Sgt Jerome Berger FIFTH ROW Sgt Harold Podorson Sgt Leonard Cooper Corp Leon Levune Corp Jerome London Pvt Eugene Susler SIXTH ROW Corp Stuart Rubun Pvt Paul Steuner Pvt Robert Klnnt Sgt Raymond Soder strom Corp Rlchard Johnson Pvt Marvin Moss SEVENTH ROW Pvt Vuncent Bugarnn Pvt Lawr nce Maullus Pvt Bernard Muller Pvt Mar van Helfgott Pvt Yashubl Snider Pvt Sheldon B hn EIGHTH ROW Pvt Robert Schwartz Pvt Bernard Glucksberg Pvt Sam Calabreese Pvt Max Pastlnsky Pvt Julian Snyder Pvt Elmer Stuft NINTH ROW Pvt Sheldon Canter Pvt Danlel Newman Pvt Danuel Muelke Pvt Harrls Johnson Pvt Arnold Laykoff Pvt Arthur Anderson TENTH ROW Pvt Bernard Cohen Pvt Arnold Starr Pvt Allen Bard Pvt Robert Gorro Pvt Percy Schramek Pvt Allan Stein ELEVENTH ROW Mllntary Instructor Sgt E C Ratcluffe Pvt Ronald Mlchel Pvt Daniel Herbert Pvt Burton Stltzberg Pvt Norman Chorposh Pvt Alexander Andros -ani . O . , . , . , . . . . I I I - I I I ' I . I I . . . I I . I . I .l 4 IF I .. , , f I I , . I , I . I I 4 I I I I ,, , , Q ' . 7 I I I I I I I . , ' I ' I C' I I I , . . , - I . I I I I . . I I . I , . , . A , , . . , , , . , . , . I , . I I . 1 . I , . , , A , . A , . I , . I , . .fl , . I . 1 , , . A , . , . - , . A , . , . I . . , r A , . S I 4 F y . ' , . , . , . , . , . SIXTH ROW-Pvt. Howard Brenner, Pvt. Julnus Mendelsohn, Pvt. Jay Cooper, Pvt. Donald , . I , . , . I , . f , T . I . I I , . , . 1 . , . I . I I . I I I . I ,,A' , .. A , .. I , . . . , . . f ' . . ' , . s. A- I . I I . . I I I I I .Q , . . i I . . I I I I , I I . , . ' ' , . e . i , I , . I I . I . , . , . , ' . , ., . . , . I , . , . , 1' r . I . f I - I I . ' , , I , . A . '- . ' ' , , e ' ', . ' , . - ' ., . ' A , . - e . i , , I , . , . . I I . I H . I 1 I I I . I I , . I I . , . , . . f , , . , . , , , . , . , , , , . , . . 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K X X, ., K Y R 4 '54 ww- .. sf 5 v 57,321 ,A Page ylTl The gym plays a vutal role un the lufe of the students attendung Von Steuben Through the day hundreds of students expend theur skulls un varuous actuvutues that leave them wuth renewed vugor One of the most umportant functuons of the gym us the G A A sponsored by Mrs Harrell one of Von Steuben s physucal educatuon teachers Thus gurls organuzatuon has an un lumuted membershup more than 85 per cent of the school belongung The Spurs and Sad dle and tournaments such as volleyball bas ketball and pung pong are a few of the numer ous actuvutues offered to the members l addutuon to thus Muss Adduson department chaurman sponsors an admurable water ballet and Mrs Matson has charge of a golf group Each unduvudual therefore may choose to be actuve un the sports best suuted to her taste Now more than ever physucal futness must be attauned by the younger generatuon who soon wull carry the responsubuluty of fughtung for freedom un a war torn world WGLZT Ballet The water ballet us a group composed of twenty gurls who are unterested an and enjoy synchronuzed swummung The ballets per formed for dufferent socual functuons are usually wrutten and durected by the gurls them selves Thus semester samethung new us beung trued A story composed durected and per formed by the gurls wull be presented un the form of a water ballet C wr eaclers Yo' Yo' Another basket for Steuben Thus famuluar cry us led by the seven cheer leaders whose vouces rung out through the four corners of the gym The spurut of the school and team us upheld by these go gettung Steu benutes A basketball game us never complete wuthout our cheer leaders, druvung and cheer ung our teams on to a greater vuctory One Hundred F fty eught GIRLS GYM CLASS Annette Sawyer Roslyn Sommers Phyllus Langert Maruon Kaplan Ruth Ruchmorud Sara Keller Jacquelune Gulbert Faye Weusbaum Betty Wald man Blanche Waldman Saretta Beym GYM SECRETARIES Vurgunua Hull Elvy Forsgren Rose mary Fredona Frances Churtel Glorua Granat Annette Newberger Henruetta Wulkans Rose Kaplan Ferne Swartz Sarah Lubaff Darus Talman Adele Wulson LOIS Stutzberg Luculle Herman Muldred Bernsteun Lous Ann Lupp Judutlfu Margolun Phyllus Greenberg Jacquelune Spector Darlene Solt Eduth Cohen Faye Becker LEADERS Muldred Black Vuvuan Greenberg Beverly Rosenthal Esther Wallack Dorothy Lewus Sarah Luboff Betty Waldman Rosalyn Deemar Frances Churtel Dor athy Gayman Marlyn Berger Eleanor Wulkans Luculle Herman Mary Petlun Aluce Flood Susan Tanny Phyllus Greenberg Ferne Swartz lPresuderutl Henruetta Wulkans Paulune Muller Florence Wolunsky Dorothy Swanson Nannette Burns Darlene Solt Annette Newman June Fox Ruta Russell Lula Rosky Charlotte Cantor Renee Zagel WATER BALLET Greta Albrech Sally Fushman Nata lue Schwartz Ruta Russell Lula Rosky Rosalyn Savut Charlene Sauer Harruet Felsentha Joan Wolf Betty Wulhelm Bernuce Berkowutz Alma Zaslow Annette Newberger Eleanor Levun Muruel Feldman Glorua Gra nat Henruetta Wulkans BOWLING Paulune Wagner Julua Rochow Charlene Sauer lrene Nudelman Marjarue Funnell Harruet Schul man Lorraune Bernard Muruel Feldman Judy Wushne Shurley Aptuz Helen Anderson lrene Larson Audrey Newman Elsue Leetsma Dorothy Rungzellu Evelyn Fra no Ruth Wuestenfeld Florence Wolunsky GAA EXECUTIVE BOARD Muruam Shumberg Char lene Sauer fSecretaryl Muruel Feldman lTreasurerl Henruetta Wulkuns CPresudentl Muruel Leff IVuce Pres: dentl Lorraune Nebruck Glorua Granat Annette New berger Ferne Swartz Lous Leuderman Lorraune Bernard Harruet Sharfsteun Aluce Hodkovutz Frances Churtel Beatruce Mondscheun Shurley Hoffberg Sylvua Malbun Peggy Robunson Audrey Newman Carolune Rochow Juluo Rochow LETTER GIRLS Estelle Solovutch Charlene Sauer Hen ruetta Wulkuns Annette Newberger Anuta Lavun Harruet Ruchmond lrene Nudelman Muruel Leff Pearl Retchun Shurley Lannenbaum Ferne Swartz Shurley Hoffberg Lorraune Bernard Rose Bulgatz Rosemary Fredona Sylvua Rosenbaum Lous Ann Lupp Lorraune Bernard Gertrude Axelrod Frances Churtel Leona Bauer Shurley Lehtman Glorua Granat Eleanor Levun Eleanor Green berg Estelle Kerschenbaum Mulucent Cohen Harruet Sharfsteun Lous Leuderman Natalue Newman Sylvua Malbun Renee Hoffman Sharu Franklun Muruel Feld man Beatruce Mondscheun Lula Roskey Beverly Mond s heun Eleanor Zvolanek Betty Wulhelm Selma Frued man Jeanne Davus Euleen Larsor' Marporue Talman Charlotte Coret Harruet Shulman I - , 1 I I I 1 1 I ' 1 1 - . 1 I - ' I I I . . . . . . , , 1 - ' f I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - . I I I I ' , . . I - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . I ' I I I - I . . - 1 - 1 1 I I I I I - 1 1 1 1 , n 1 1 1 . . . . . I I I I I I 1 1 1 I . , I I 1 1 1 1 I I T 5' I . . . ll I I I 1 1 1 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I T , . - 1 1 I I I T 1 1 1 1 Lorraune Nebruck, Coletta Chambers, Glorua Gleuch, 1 1 1 I I I T 1 1 - a s u 1 I ' , I - 1 1 I I T T ' I I I T , 1 1 1 1 - .1 , I I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 'TTT-TT-'TTT I I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - l A A A A ' ' ' ' L - v v - v , , , 1 1 1 ll Il ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I I I T ' ' I I I T . . I- . . . - . 5' I I I - - 1 1 -1 1 . 1 1 I -. Locker Guards Etta Mae Golub, Eunice Posner, Beverly Mondschein, Miriam Shimberg, Eleanor Scholz, Beatrice Schatz, Marilyn Bard, Shirley Halperin, Sherlee Redman, Max- ine Guon, Hilda Ellenstein, Jacqueline Worcbow, Phyllis Greenberg, Mona Sha- piro, Edith Kasper, Rosalyn Brown, Sonia Rcbinowitz, Beatrice Mondschein. Cheer-Leaders ,,, A Gloria Felciani, Dorothy Bromberg, Rose P Kaplan, Dora Weiner, Evelyn Smith. G.A.A. Delegates Edith Kasper, Laura Goldberg, Renee Hoffman, lnez Bamstein, Edna Benke, Harriet Sharfstein, Minerva Green, Lor- raine Bernard, Muriel Feldman, Henri- etta Wilkans lPresidentl, Maxine Ze- man, Mona Shapiro, Phyllis Wise, Selma Friedman, Harriet Schulman, Ruth Wue- stentcld, Leona Cohen, Helen Heitman, Laura Daniels, Arlene Szorc, Helen Zvo- lanek, G. A. A. G.A.A. stands for Girls' Athletic Association. The purpose of this club is to make girls more athletic and social minded. At present there are over one thousand members, a new record, and about one-half of this group are active members. Tournaments and outdoor activities are sponsored by the Girls' Athletic Association, For the social aspect, there are parties and dances for the girls. Page One Hundred Fifty-nine GGHWG . . . Qver copper ancl zinc engravings GQS OMC Hum Mr, Julius Shaumann, production manager ot the School Division, helps Progress statt members check the engravings tor this one hundred and seventy-two page book. Julius, as he s known to yearbook Stott mem- bers, gave his wholehearted co-operation to make those many twentyftour hour service deadlines. The tour color pages are reproductions from black and white photographs by SUPERIOR ENORAVING CO, 2l5 West Supersor Street Chicago L, W, l-laggerty, Jr,, Director SCHOOL DlVlSlON are-cl Sixtv G NG For lnal Q. K. GQNE . . -lo press In this introduction to our Advertising Section we wish to thank all who have helped to make our Annual a success- the English department that wrote the articles and headlines, all other school departments that participated, the Journal, the Parent Teacher Association, the division rooms and the clubs that bought space-N-all who assisted in making the Annual a reality. Nor could the book have been possible without the help of our advertisers whose copy follows this page. Many of them have proved themselves our friends in former times, and we salute them again. We commend them all to your attention. Wriedt Florists very graciously lent us the flowers for one of the color frontispieces. To Mr. Lange, our printer, we offer our heartfelt thanks for his accurate and painstaking work, and to Mr. Beckett our appreciation for the speed and efficiency with which he furnished our covers. Mr, Haggerty, our engraver, deserves our highest praise for the unflagging zeal and meticulous attention he has given our book. To all of these we extend our thanks. Page One Hundred Sixty one ALL THESE BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS UI IIIIIII EIUUIIIE OUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR OUR ANNUALS DE HAVEN STUDIOS 5 South Wabash Ave Comp! mer ts Q 4 C HERMAN JOHNSON HeoItI'1y Bodies A e the Key to Vctory HEINRICHSON S HEALTH FOOD STORE ory M Hemrlchson Owner Nutrutomst M 3455 LANVRENCE KEYSTONE 5364 DIEBETIC REDUCING BUILDING AND BABY FOODS North Park College JUNIOR COLLEGE and HI H SCHOOL FULLY ACCREDITED CHRISTIAN EMPHASIS LOW COSTS SUMMER SESSION June 20 August 21 1942 Wrete or Coll Admlss ons Counsellor KEDZIE AND FOSTER AVES CHICAGO ILLINOIS KEYSTONE 8200 Page Orme Hundred Sixty two . f .,.,.. A T A 4 I we . , ' 1 - I I 1 f I I I . . i , , , PHONE IRVING 2I75 John Bartell DRAKE LANES BOWLING Air Conditioned - Sound Proof Cocktail Lounge Bowling Alleys 355058 MONTROSE AVENUE There Is No Substitute for Good Food WENZELS FOOD SHOP Art Abrahamson Prop 3323 FOSTER AVENUE KEYSTON E 6971 THIS BOOK BOUND IN A DE LLJXE Kmgskraft Cover 325 W HURON STREET CHICAGO Plant In KINGSPORT TENNESSEE PHOINE IRVIIXG 4304 H A MEN s WEAR Sports Wear Department 3246 LAWRENCE AVENUE PHONE KEYSTONE 5247 Open Tues Thurs and Sat Eves THE SYLV ANN SHOPPE HOSIERY and SPORTS WEAR 4806 N KEDZIE AVENUE GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HEALTH Air Conditioned GOLDBERG'S RESTAURANT and DELICATESSEN 3400 LAWRENCE AVE CHICAGO PHONE IRVING 6209 THE BRIGHT BEAUTY SHOPPE 4811 N SPAULDING AVE KATHERINE FARRELL Prop Page One Hundred Sixty three I 6 i A 1 I 6 1 A . J . H N Visit GUI' Exclusive COMPLIMENTS Of a FRIEND of the SCHOOL FRESH ROLLS THREE TIMES DAILY KUSNETZSKY BAKERY SHOP CAKEJ MADE TO ORDER 4858 N KEDZIE AVENUE PHONE DEARBORN 0489 JACKS TUXEDO SHOP WE RENT Summer Formals All Shades Tuxedos and Full Dress Latest Drape Models SPECIAL STUDENT RATES 36 WEST RANDOLPH STREET HAIL TO VON STEUBEN' the School that brought so much happmess SAMUEL HELLER PHONE IRVING 2499 JUNIOR Mass APPAREL THE JUNIOR SHOP Sweaters Blouses Dresses Skirts Jackets Coats 4810 N KEDZIE AVENUE FOUR COHNS SHOES 360305 LAWRENCE AVENUE 3225 BROADWAY 6810 sl-IERIDAN ROAD 2404 w DIVISION STREET 5634 w MADISON STREET SAME DAY SERVICE NORMAN CLEANERS LAuNoERERs 3600 LAWRENCE AVENUE PHONE JUNIPER 6I87 JOE GALLER Page One Hundred Slxty four F . I to my daughter Sonya, February, 1942 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES! Prom Attire for Rent Latest Styles In Summer Formals Satisfaction Guaranteed ACE DRESS SUIT RENTAL CO 4031 MILWAUKEE AVE RILIJARE 2366 TO SUIT A CO4ED'S FANCY LADY FASHION ACCESSORIES - SPORTS WEAR 3347 WEST LAWRENCE AVE CHICAGO TELEPI-IOINE DEARBORN 37 I 6 WEE WOMEN APPAREL AND GIFTS 'HOP 205 PALMER HOUSE CHICAGO Compliments A FRIEN D DR JOSEPH C ROSS ALDERMAN 40th WARD OFFICE PHONE IRVING 0209 DEWEY 8. PAVLOVICH ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEER 4804 N KEDZIE AVE CHICAGO THE ELSTON RIDING STABLES Week Days as Low as 50C an Hour Free Class lnstructaons Monday Eves Hay Rack PartIeS Slelgh Rude Parhes 5663 ELSTON AVENUE CHICAGO SALUTING THE VICTORY CLASS JUNE 1942 ALEX E WAXLER Dos Page One Hundred SIxty IIVG of TELEPHONE PALISADE 7705 l ll u ' I , ILL. Y I Complrmerwts f ALBANY PARK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILLIAM B LEVY President PHONE HARRISON I 370 N E W S P A P E R SERVICE COMPANY Zmc Half Tones Lune Cuts W VAN BUREN ST CHICAGO PI-IOIXE JUNIPER 4929 SCHWARTZ SHOE STORE 3503 w LAWRENCE AVE IXATIONAL ADVERTISED BRANDS for MEN WOMEN ond CHILDREN PHONE AVENUE 6044 EDGEBROOK RIDING ACADEMY Verne Adrian Evening Classes Breakfast Rude Nate Rldes Hoy Rocks FOOD FOR VICTORY W BUY FOOD WISELY PLAN BALAINCED MEINUS PREPARE SCIENTIFICALLY SERVE PROFESSIONALLY GUARD AGAINST WASTE Von Steuben Lunchroom , CROSBY SQUARE SHOES EXCLUSIVE STYLES MADE TO FIT THE FOOT Sold Af Central Bootery 5544 BELMONT AVE CHICAGO SHOES for ENTIRE FAMILY Page One Hundred Suxty sax O 81 . . I i H . ' 5879 N. CENTRAL AVENUE E O 11 Ls .fx t i ' is 1 E. I Ll - I Q If I ' e ,, . ,, r M I I 1 , 'I' lf, 4 Q HAIL THE JUNE VICTORY CLASS SCHOOL CONTINENTAL BEAUTY SHOP MYERS KNIT WEAR SHOP HELEN BOCK CORSET SHOP GROSSMANS MEN SHOP BLOOMS SHOE STORE RALPH R WISHNEFF DDS TERMINAL GRILL PARIS STYLE SHOP TERMINAL INN MR and MRS SIDNEY WOLFE SHEI LA and MARK JJ -I, fbfj .Z m!'N.n ,X WE THE MERCHANTS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN OF ALBANY I942 OF VON STEUBEN HIGH 4804 3352 3316 3353 3652 3403 4805 3349 3302 Kedzue Avenue Lawrence Avenue Lawrence Avenue Lawrence Avenue Lawrence Avenue Lawrence Avenue Knrnball Avenue Lawrence Avenue Lawrence Avenue Page One Hundred S ty seven ESTI'IER SI-IOP ............L.... ,-,L----, .... 32I7 Lawrence Avenue SQ ,Chili A . , I 1 - 'U fc ' ,,., JM l'1' , . Jw!! m-,f Sd! ,V-J I 'I u I I J K4 V F,,.1'-f , ' - x , I fvlba ff' -xmf K ,, I Q 'I I 14 TT I j ' I HM XJ, A . 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' wt e X -,ff X - L 'ffvjj 7 x f V , rv l jf, z j I ,Q ,4 f ,A1f' 7 Lf, uf J . 7 . ,Jia I A U., lxq Y, 1 I I ,K M 1' j' , ' I ' J vs X 1 1 i 3 1 4 4 4 A I ,Alf r N 1 I + 1 fl I I'I I I i' ir :I I'I'I I IIIINI' I I I I I II I SUPPLEMENT JANUARY 1943 PHUBHE55 To the boys and gurls of Von Steuben T VON STEUBEN as all our boys and gurls know we have belueved un and trued to practuce democracy we have respected each other s beluefs and opunuons we have encouraged each other s talents and dufferences we have urged each one to luve a full unterestung school lute wuthout unterferung wuth any other person s rughts I short we have endeavored to Teach and luve here un our own school the very thungs for whuch the free world us fughtung The strength of Von Steuben us the combuned strength f everyone from uts youngest pupuls to the pruncupal everyone us umportant What each of us does un hus own statuon may seem slught but our combuned effort us a tremendous power whuch we are usung to help rught to truumph un our own corner Hugh school students wull be the adults who wull help to shape and who wull luve under the peace to come They are also the ones who at the end of theur school course wull help to wun that peace Tnerefore the hugh schools have thus twofold duty of makung men and women strong enough to endure and clearheaded and untellugent enough to demand a world wuth no preuuduces but rather full opportunutues for all years you have spent wuth us You have brought your enthusuasm your fresh vuewpount your vugor and abuluty to bear upon all school problems just as I know you wull use these same trauts un the new undertakungs before you now Whether you go unto the Army the Navy the Marunes or other armed servuces whether you go unto undustry or on to college we want you to remember you are always our boys and gurls and our rhmunhfe :xnfl nu rw :x ra God bless and keep you all Varuan M Shea I I l I A I 2 , 4 . . I , , - . I . . . . , 4 . . , . n I I I . . . . O V , 7 I To you, our graduates, I should like to say that we value the . . , I I 4 I I . l I I I I ur' uf xx FC nn vulflfu vnu: ,,,.,g,.., -Ha s-.. ,.-,,.- gs ,sw MISS VARIAN M. SI-IEA Pr1nc1pa1 4A OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN These promlnent members of the 4A class have chosen for thenr theme Our Country and Our Class Each one of these people has a specufuc job to do and they are all determined that It shall be done ln co operatuon wuth tne war effort Every committee has seen that the country and the class are served to the fullest extent These officers say lt s Our War Left to Rught lseatedl Julaa Rochow Phyllis Langert Albert Wolkow Maryorle Talman Second Row Charlene Sauer Phyllis Wlldman Robert Llcntman Ruth Rlchrnond Jack Sham l-larrlet Schelter Sldney Peven l-larruet Sharfsteln Last Row Aubrey Greenberg Martin Rothstein Seymoure Gross Albert Cout John Kornfeund ln these days when all about us ns chaotic and troublous rt ns dlfflcult for us to be calm and go about our business In a normal way Thus we are told to do If we would do our part to wln the war Thus we WILL do for at Von Steuben we are accustomed to do the dlfflcult and unusual We want you who are graduating to know our hopes and blessing go wlth you In whatever fleld you may choose to work Roland O Marsh Courage lndustry effuclency and preparation are four traits required by the world of each and every member of the Class of l943 today more than at any other tnme lt ns my earnest desnre that each and everyone has acqulred these durnng their stay at Von Steuben Success and good luck to a l Marguente Z Rudd 11 11 - 1 - , . 1 4 11 1 11 , . , . f 1 1 1 4 . . ., , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 - 1 ,C l f 1 g. V V , A I Y I I ...V ,, ,....... ll II 1 . wg ,- .wf It KH 'Y Y ,E 3 M ' f A Af H ,V A ,M -V I4'. L' ' if f ,,f,Q iw I Sim, Q Y' I 71 if N! V32 FIRST AID CLASS ln the event that the enemy should sneak through our lines of defense and bomb our cities and towns, it will be imperative that the people of America know how to take care of themselves until a doctor can arrive. These students have studied first aid and are apt pupils as can readily be seen. Of course, this knowledge is helpful even in a peaceful world. First Row fleft to right, seatedjf Annabelle Archer fkneelingj, Florence Birz, Bernard Gelbort, Florence Wein, Natalie Newman, Dorothy Swanson. Second Row-Renee Leon, Judith Sachs, Phyl- lis Lidskin, Elaine Brown, Beatrice Bell, Molly Lou Lubin, Mrs. M. Matson. BOYS ENLISTING AFTER GRADUATION Duty calls these patriotic young boys to the service of their country, and proudly Von Steuben sends them to the various branches of service. Waiting only long enough to complete their high school educations, these potential fight- ers will enlist immediately after gradua- tion to reflect the highest honors upon Von Steuben. First Row Cleft to rightj- Jack Morrison, Morris Leiberman, Adolph Konak, Kenneth Trigger, Donald Cook. Second Row-George Poulos, John Kray, Robert Goynshor, Ralph Durnell. Third Row---Roy Jolmsohn, Robert Gustafson, Roy Anderson, Fredrick Palm. FUTURE W.A.A.C.'s and W.A.V.E.'s The girls at Von Steuben can fight, tool These patriotic lassies have as- pirations of becoming W.A.A.C.'s and W.A.V.E.'s after graduation to prove that women have a definite place in this war. Until they reach the required age limit they will continue to prepare themselves for their future duties by improving their health and studying the things which they will have to know to be the most helpful. First Row Cleft to rightj--Ferne Swartz, Rita Reichstein, Rita Wilks, Shirley Lehtman. Second RowfLois Lindholm, Muriel Leff, Alice Kirby, Harriet Melnick, Henrietta Wil- kans. Third RoWfDorothy Thomas, Mildred Hanzel, Ethel Blumcrt. Last Row-Charlotte Koret, Laverne High- field. COOKING CLASS These young folks are preparing for the fight on the home front-an equally important job. They are learning how to be better homemakers and to conserve on the foods that are so vitally important to a fighting nation. They will know how to make less food taste better and last longer and thus America will never be a hungry nation. First Row lleft to rightj-Elaine Schloff, Harvey Silverman, Raechel Silver, Lila Ander- son, Marian Erickson, Edith Silverstein, Mari- lyn Enberg, Irene Emanuel, Second Row-Shirley Book, Evelyn Cohen, Annette Newberger, Melicent Cohen, Shari Franklin, Mae Benison, Gertrude Hamburg, Roberta Jesser. SCRAP These scrap wardens unanimously agree that it is every person's duty to give scrap till it hurts-the axis, lt has been their job to collect the junk from the students and turn it in to the school scrap pile. They have done a good job in conducting special drives to keep our armed forces flying and rolling on to Victory! Left to Right-Evelyn Schoenfeld, Morris Schmidt, Maurie Berman, Samuel Cohen, Lenore Barsky, Arthur Lang, Marshall Gins- berix, Marjorie Talman. GRADUATING MEMBERS OF THE R.0.T.C. ln anticipation of the present world chaos, these boys, under the direction and supervision of an Army Sergeant, have prepared themselves to be the officers of tomorrow's army. They may be among the first to be called for service and it will be Von Steuben's privilege to say that these future heroes have studied and have been trained for the conflict they are about to enter. First Row fleft to riixhtj-Morris Gitterman, Howard Erickson, Sgt. Ted Levin, Elliott Rubin, Leslie Schalla. Second Row-William Wendt, Samuel Cohen, Marvin Levinson, William Bernardi, Harold Comess. Third RoWfGeorge Wanland, Robert Grehl, Saul Geller, Jack Morrison, Albert Wolkow, John Kornfeind. Fourth Row--Jerome Beriler, Milton Becker, Edward Echtel, Marvin Eissman, Raymond Jordan, Donald Kent. Top-Arthur Silver. CIVILIAN DEFENSE Many of the nation's high school students have taken Civilian Defense jobs and are thus helping their communi- ty and their country. As office workers, air raid wardens, scrap collectors, etc., these Von Steubenites have done and are doing their individual parts in the war effort. First Row fleft. to rightjfBetty M:-ilter, Elea- nor Kipnis, Beverly Mondschein, Shirley Julius, Beatrice Mondschein, Bernice Blinder, Harriet Richmond, Sara Keller. Second RowfElin Almbl:-id, Roslyn Sommers, June Rose Edwards, Perle Retchin, Ruth Miller, Selma Friedman. Third Row 'Sally Schultz, Arnold Fershtman, Natalie Leavitt, Myrtle Riceman, Beverly Katz, Maxine Breger, Estelle Kirschenbaum. Fourth Row-Avram Lavin, Robert Lester, Albert Shay, Milton Barsky, Seymour Ratsky, Robert Stern, Perry Gilbert, Paul Gilbert. RELATIVES IN SERVICE These students proudly raise their hands to signify that they have brothers or sisters in active duty with one of our armed forces Von Steuben s Service Flag displays three hundred blue stars and two gold stars showing visibly that the school has played a vital part in training former students to be good soldiers, sailors and marines, and inspir ing present students to emerge as bigger and better Americans. First Row fstandingx left to ri1.:'htlfRichard Slotten, Eleanor Nemzer, Miriam Gutman, Gertrude Axelrod, Lila. Levy, Estelle Ludgin. Second Row--Rita Swartz, Rosalyn Elkin, Florence Miska, Anita Lavin. Third RoWfMich:1el Levin, Aaron Stempel, Harvey Davidson, Ruth Krause. lfourth Row- --Judith Mendelsohn, Fern Schnei- ter. BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS BOND BUYERS lt IS the prlvllege of every Amerucan to help has country by buying War Bonds and Stamps These are a few of the many Von Steubenntes who have glven monetary assistance to the Unuted States Here they proudly dnsplay the bonds which they have bought lfront Rovt flefL to nghtj Ccelle Llchten Leonora G1een Gloua Gxa nlt Dons Lexun Lo1s Le1de1man Maxshall MIIIQI Second Row Baxton Malmx Mau 5,,1t E11ek'-on Jean Davls Jacque llne Cllbelt Gladys Benson C4110 l1ne Rochow AIR RAID DRILL As the alr rand snren sounds and the students stand sxlently ng th walls the war brought closer to home By practlclng precautions f an rands and other war emergen cues, Von Steuben students can not help but be well prepared calm and helpful In real danger all towards a speedner Vnc tory' Left to R1chL Alt Tlshel Hauy Lee Wanen Koepke Me1le Schutt BQIHICG lenne1 bhuley B1odl1 ILC Lama. Dames Rcsalyn fllllfl Hauy bomme1t1el1l Dan Steelman Frme Houuch Joe MOIIIS Idlfle Lefko '9yb1l B1emson Muy Foreman Leonoxo Kxufmm ll gmla 7ll'll1'T'l0I Joyce Be11,u1st L01 161119 Nebllk Comme T1CSt9I Mll d1ed Meye1 Evelyn Nmlth Jean Nussbaum Amt 1 Eh on Tune Pede1son M2lIShdIl CI'ILlll'le1 L01 1411110 Be111a1d Estelle Solovltch Ruth Shel Molly F1 1ed1n VON STEUBEN PTA The boys In the armed forces are kept happy wlth these surprise packages of chewnng gum tobacco and candles The school has sponsored a Tag Day and the PTA an entertann ment to ranse money to send all the servlce men from Von Steuben these Chrlstmas pack ages themr own way of keep Ing up the morale of our fight mg forces Left to R1 ht Ma11.,ue11te 7 Rudd Mxs M lonenbhk Mls K Sauer Mls S J Dav1s A v .. T Y . , . y . . , I y U1 -' Y 'A ' 1 . , T' Q . . - - ' 1' , 1 . V: B I J. . - alo e as OI' ' 1 I ' ' It 2 . 4' .V . , 7 1 -I 1 I ' I . ' 'A ., ' ' . . 2 ,- V . -. 1 ' If 'sw 1 ' ' . ' .. , ' L . v A ' . ,' . , Lol.- .. ' , A ' . if ' 1 . , '. 2 2 , V' '- ,J '. - . , , .. 1. .- . A . , .. . , I .. . F. .Y , . .' V A1 ' , , 2 ' , . , .. , . ,. .- .. - - v S I ' . ' , . g .V .,. . A' , .4 I ' r '. - .. . . , ,. . 1 , R. 0. The Von Steuben High School R.O.T.C. Battalion is proud of its past accomplishments and is sure that the future will see many more accom- plishments that will make not only the R.O.T.C. but the whole school proud to know and recognize these cadets. Under the guidance of Sergeant Theodore Levin, formerly of the staff of Harrison High School, the Von Steuben unit has been getting instructions in the latest army methods of teaching and discipline. This last is indeed helpful to graduating officers and men and classes to follow, for the reason that many are going into service immediately or shortly thereafter. There are many of these ex-cadets who have already obtained commissions as officers in all branches of service. There are still some who are now taking special training and who are going to be in the vanguard of our victorious forces. T. C. To help the morale of the neighborhood, the R.O.T.C. has participated in many flag raising ceremonies for the Civilian Defense blocks. Also the excellent fire guards and air raid guards do such good jobs that Miss Shea has disbanded other organizations to allow the cadets to continue the efficiency they have put into it, This is all obtained through the leadership of Lt. Col. Erickson and Cadet Major Rubin, supervised by Sergeant Levin and Mr. Radlove. All cadets have to fire at least five rounds per semester and it is really a pleasure to see even the cadets who have fired before, get excited. They know that their slugs are going to be ripping into the Japs and Nazis some day, and the sooner the better. All cadets are given a thorough course in rife marksmanship before being allowed to fire by well-trained officers and non-coms. GRADUATION LIST VON STEIIBEN Elun Almblad Earl G Anderson Lula Anderson Annabelle M Archer Gertrude Axelrod Lenore Barsky Multon Barsky Multon Becker Beatruce Bell Mae Benuson Gladys Benson Jerome Jay Berger Leonard Berkowutz Maurue Herbert Berman Wulluam Edward Bernardu Lorraune Marlon Bernard Joyce E Berquust Florence Burz Bernuce Blunder Ethel Blumert Shurley Book Maxun Breger Sybul Bremson Shurley Brodhage Elaune Betty Brown Marshall E Ch rner Melucent Ruth Cohen Samuel Robert Cohen Evelyn Cohn Harold Comess Donald R Cook Charlotte Coret Albert Cout Laura Mae Danuels Harvey Davudson Jeanne Davus Ralph C Dernehl Edward Davud Echtel Anuta Etron Marvun Harold Eussman Rosalyn Elkun Irene Emanuel Marulyn R Enberg Howard Carl Eruckson Margut l Erukson Maruan Eruckson Gwen Feunsteun Arnold Fershtman Arthur Fusher Mary Foreman Sharu Franklun Molly Freudun Selma Fruedman Bern rd Gelbort Sau B Geller Jacquelune Phyllus Gulbert Paul Rosnes Gulbert Perry Russell Gulbert Jr Marshall Gunsberg Morrus Gutterman Bob Goynshor Glorua Granat Leonora Green Aubrey Greenberg Marcua l Greenburg Paul Robert Grehl Seymour H Gross Marulyn Grundverg January, 1 Robert Gustafson Muruam Gutman Gertruoe Marue Hamburg Muldred A Hanzel Arnold Harruson LaVerne Mae Hughfueld Ernest L l-lorwuch Roberta F Jesser Roy Carl Johnson Raymond Steven Jordan Shurley Thelma Julius Maruon Kaplan Beverly Katz Leanore Merlyn Kaufman Sara Keller Donald Ruchard Kent Estelle Kerschenbaum Eleanor Kupnus Aluce Marue Kurby Warren C Koepke Adolph F Konak John F Kornteund Ruth E Krauss John Nuck Kray Arthur Lang Phyllus Joyce Langert Anuta Barbara Lavun Avram A Lavun Natalue Leavutt Harry Lee Muruel Left Lorraune Letko Shurley Lehtman Lous Jean Leuderman Renee A Leon Robert W Lester Muchael Levun Marvun Levunson Dorus F Lewun Cecule Luchten Robert S Luchtmann Phyllus Ludskun Morrue Lueberman Donald Wayne Lundaas Lous A Lundholm Mol'y Lou Lubun Estelle Deborah Ludgun Marvun H Maler BartonJ Maluna Bette Malter Blossom Marshak Harruet E Melnuck Juduth B Mendelsohn Arthur Louus Messunger Muldred Meyer Marshall Muller Ruth Muller Florence Muska Beatruce Mondscheun Beverly Mondscheun Joseph Morrus John Edwun Morruson ll Annette Dorus Newberger Lorraune Nebruch Eleanor Nemzer Natalue Newman Jean Nussbaum Fred Palm 943 HIGH SCHOOL June Pedersen Sudney Peven George Poulos Gwendolyn L Preece Seymour Ratsky Ruta Reuchsteun Davud Reutman Perle Retchln Harruet Ruchmond Ruth Ruchmond Myrtle Henruetta Ruceman Carolune Rochow Julua Rochow Martun Rothstein Elluott Henry Rubun Reva Rutuezer Juduth Sacks Charlene Sauer Hy Savut Leslue George Schalla l-larruett E Schelter Elaune Schlott Morrus Schmudt Fern Janet Schneuder Evelyn J Schoenteld Sally Schultz Merle S Schutt Evelyn R Schwartz Ruta Schwartz Evelynne Scott Jack Sham HarruetJ Sharfsteun Ruth Sher Albert Shlay Arthur Sulver Rachel Sulver Adruenne Sulverman Harvey Sulverman Ruchard D Slotten Evelyn Dawn Smuth Estelle Solovutch Harry Alex Sommertueld Roslyn Sommers Danuel Steelman Aaron Stempel Robert Allan Stern Do othy Swanson Ferne D Swartz Maruorue A Talman Shurley Tannenbaum Dorothy Harruet Thomas Cor une Lou Trester Kenneth M Trugger George Vuck Al Walkoe George D Wanland Florence L Weun Faye Weusbaum Wulluam V Wendt Seymour R Whutman Phyllus Wuldman Henruetta Wulkans Ruta Joyce Wulks Bernuce Pearl Zenner Vurgunua Mary Zummer Rosalyn Zurlun June R. Edwards Lila. Levy Edith Silverstein la , ' PEACE BY PR XY We are a natron at war We are a nation of men women and chrldren who are strrvrng to keep our country s foothold at a time when footholds can be nothrng but slrppery when blood runs so freely throughout the entire world We are a single unrt of one hundred thirty mrllron parts presenting a single bulwark to the forces of our enemy We stand undrvrded rn war and thrs time may we keep undrvrded rn peace' ln the wars whrch have torn crvrlrzatrons asunder for cen turres one s abrlrty to be a warrror was determined by hrs sex lf one were a man then and only then could he fight for hrs country ln the centuries that have drifted silently into eter nity the men have marched to war whrle the women waved goodbye The chrldren merely changed from playing tag to playing soldrers Men died women wept and the chrldren continued to play When peace came the remnants of armres conquered and conquerors alrke returned to therr homes and the women rejoiced The chrldren returned to the game of tag Suffering was not for chrldren Sacrifice struggle Interest rn the peace were only for the adults And so there were always wars rn every generation lt was only natural rn those days that the warrrors would be too relieved at the frnal termination of hostrlrtres to bother about constructing a lastrng peace Thus the ploughshare was always being melted into a sword and the swords were always berng beaten into ploughshares There was no time for peace negotratrons The war was over long lrve the peace No one ever knew why the peace drd not lrve long Human nature has not changed No man who has krll d another can ever desire anything but complete and absolute divorce from krllrng No one who has seen war can ever drc tate a peace correctly Therefore these men who wrn the war should not be made to frght another battle for peace Rather let them wrn the peace by vrrtual repres ntatron le rt be a peace by proxy That rs where the revolutionary change rn war tactrcs comes rn no longer do the women srt by the frre and sprn They are marching gallantly by the shoulders of therr men The status quo of the femrnrne world has changed what has happened to that of th juvenile world and the adolescent world? The ruvenrles and the adolescents have found that there rs no time for the game of tag There rs strll less time for the game of soldrers now we realize rt rs not a game but rt rs deadly reality The students of the Americas are sacrrfrcrng studying exerting themselves to be prepared for the battle that wrll be grn on the Armrstrce of the present on Thrs rs a fight wrth swords that wrll be a fight wrth words Thrs rs a battle of fears that wrll be a battle of hopes The youth of the entire world of the hemrspheres and the countries rs the proxy by whrch future generatrons may be spared the needless agony of separation by war And as surely as the frghtrng men wrn thrs DID HE KNOW? The small boy sat on the grassy slope And dreamed of hrs future lrfe Some day I ll be a prlot l hope lHow could he foresee thrs time of strrfe9J l shall vrsrt all thrs beautiful world And clrmb to those clouds up so high My plane will race wrth flag unfurled fDrd he know he would fly and dre9l Marcra Greenburg battle the new army wrll wrn that later battle for they wrll have a truth from which there rs no escaping No one wants war rf he can have an enjoyable peace no one wants to dre rf he can lrve respectably no one wants sorrow rf he can have roy and no one wants a change rf h rs content Unrest alone brings war discontent alone brings unrest and only a poor peace brings discontent The rnevrtable Allred Vrctory wrll mean many thrngs to the youth of Amerrca lt rs easy to say that a vrctory on the part of the Unrted Nations wrll mean contentment securrty freedom of speech of press of relrgron of assembly freedom from fear and the abrlrty and opportunity to succeed to the best of one s talents lt rs also as well known to everyone that a vrctory on the part of the Axis can only mean slavery degradation and persecutron These thrngs are all true and they are all trrte Freedom from fear and oppression are fragrle and delrcate sen trments and are only brursed and made shoddy by the use of word The most surprising part rs that thrs rs not the most rmpor tant meaning to an Allred Vrctory To the youth of Amerrca an Allred Vrctory must mean only one thing that a peace be constructed which rs as lastrng as human effort can make rt Only a world of gods could make a perfect peace but the hu man race must try to make a reasonable facsrmrle thereof l wrll take years of effort for hatred cannot be eradrcated by the srgnrng of a treaty Therefore an Allred Vrctory wrll mean the begrnnrng of years of h youths of the last war who are they would not be subjecting thrs useless and unnecessary accepted Hrtler only because artbreak and sacrrfrce rn order the adults today had not relaxed themselves and therr chrldren to sufferrng The German people they were drsorganrzed and drs contented The Allred leaders were more concerned wrth the drstrrbutron of property than wrth the care of lrves Todav s youth has been burdened by the neglect of yesterday s youth Thrs must not happen agarn The productron lrne must be organized at top speed to manufacture the tools of peace The tools whrch wrll wrn the peace are a liberal and extensive education and an rntense awareness to the srtuatron Security rs not important rf posterrty wrll not be able to know rt freedom from slavery rs not worth frghtrng for rf a future generation wrll have to battle for the same prrncrples The youth of Amerrca wrll have a more drffrcult task than the soldrers for there are no books no records to whrch the former can refer lf men can grve therr lrves rn war youth must grve therr hearts rn peace God wrllrng we shall wrn the war God helping we shall wrn the p ace' Shirley Moser YOU HAVE NEVER FELT Oh mrghty monarch wrth purple robes and armres of brutal force l prty you as you rrde along rn solemn splendor on your horse For you have never felt the roy of love nor had a chrld s sweet greetrng fall upon your ears No mother s hand now soothes your troubles you drne rn solitude alone wrth your fears Greedy and grasprng you cannot garn wrth all your might The happrness of famrly and home whrch rs every true man s rrght Marcra Greenburg lio . . . 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The door slammed dreanly as Inmply Into her llvlng room The patter of her footsteps were not as the woman Instead there was a mosphere about them a mystnfynng THE LETTERS old Mrs Maloney walked bang of the door and the reassured as was usual for strange uncomfortable at anr about her whole person from the abstract unbellevlng look In her eye to the trem bllng hand that clutched an opened letter She sat down heavlly on a chair and stared solemnly unto space Grandma Grandma an approachlng young volce crled you re home at last The young chlld embraced her fever lshly and notlcung the cold response asked ls anythung wrong Granny? Oh I bet I know Wnth that she ran out of the room and came back vmmedlately walklng sheeplshly wlth her hands clasped tlghtly behnnd her back Three guesses for what I got In my hand Bet ya cant guess Grandma she sand cunnlngly The woman smiled falntly and with much dlfflculty One solitary tear trickled down her cheek as she realized how much joy this seven year old child had brought to her llfe and now despite her desolation she had to play the game After falling to guess the name of the secret object she gave up humbly Its a letter from Uncle Joey screamed the chzld wnth much glee It came whsle you were out Please read It to me wont you please? Martha wouldnt let me open It tnll you or Mommy got home and Mrs Maloney turned a ghostly whlte and she grabbed the letter hungrlly from the tot frxghtenlng her to srlence with the gesture She placed the opened letter that she had held mn her hand prevlously In her lap and held It flrmly with her knees Then she tore open the new letter and proceeded to read September 29 I942 Dear Mom Thus us the flrst chance Ive had to wrlte you for a long time and I hope you are feeling better than when I left m sorry you took my enlnstlng so to heart Mom but I was sure you d understand I tell you It was the only thung I could do You have no Idea how a fellow feels walknng around IH clvullan clothes when so many people are beung kllled for no good reason It was for the sake of my own prude and yours too that I had to do It I know you won t thunk your sacrlfuce so great when you thunk that some women have sent flve and sux sons off to war Its the only honest to goodness Amerucan thnng a young healthy fellow luke me can do for the war effort WE ALL MUST FIGHT Marchung off to the battlefleld Our gallant soldiers go And as the enemy shouts to us Yeldl Our determnned cry IS No' Never wnll we glve up our freedom We have fought so hard to keep nt Never In all llfe s bedlam Wall we glve them a chance to take at Their selfishness IS a thing of old We know nt all by heart In order to prevent thelr gannung hold, We wall have to do our part that ss get unto actlve duty And It s your duty to be a good soldler too Mom and do all you can at home I m feellng flne and I never realnzed how wonderful army lufe could be lm up early every mornlng eat regular meals Calmost as good as yoursl and best of all I keep regular hours Enclosed IS a picture of myself wnth my new unlform lNotlce my two stnpesl If I must say so I look mlghty nlce So you see Mom you don t really have to worry about them taklng care of me The army ns dolng a marvelous job Don t thunk for a mnnute that I m not lonesome for you and all the folks at home A fellow never appreclates what a swell famuly he has untll he s away Although we dont get much tlme for broodnng we are always aware of how lucky we are to have people lovlng us at home In fact folks are won derful to us all over the country rnvrtlng us for dinner glvlng us lxfts and dolng all sorts of thnngs to make llfe pleasant Of course no one can take the place of my wonderful Mother I have to go now Mom I ll be wrutlng you soon agann Please promlse me that you wont worry about me anymore I love the army and It IS the only way I could be happy R member I m countnng on the best solduer an the world to walt for me at home Don t let me down Mom no matter what happens Your loving son Joey Mrs Maloney barely whlspered her son s name as she com pleted the letter She got up from her chalr stlffly and began to walk ln a slow ghost luke fashnon towards her room I-ler eyes remained fnxed her face and body rlgld Stull she walked on past the chlld then the housekeeper towards her room slowly steaduly Mam you dropped a letter from your lap yelled the housekeeper qunte alarmed wnth the behavlor of her mlstress The body walked on up the step one two three slowly steadlly Mam screamed the woman as she grabbed the object from the floor your letter Stull the flgure walked Unable to control her curlosuty any longer Martha unfolded the paper and gasped as the words came from her lups Dear Mrs Maloney We regret to Inform you that your son was kllled In actlve duty agalnst the enemy He was a hero unto the last and you have good reason to be proud of hum We offer our szncerest sympathles SIGNED The U S War Department Gertrude Axelrod WORLD WAR ll America freedom Ilbertv Thats why we wage thus war Happuness reluguon security Thats what we re flghtnng for Whenever I hear about the war I often wonder why Some folk don t do a luttle more Than look up at the sky Our men and boys across the sea Are fughtlng hard for you and me So when It comes to buylng stamps Lets all pltch In and make us champs And when thus war IS fought and done And vuctory us here We ll know AMERICA has won War IS costly peace IS dear Dorothy Thomas Jack Sham . . . . . 1 . 1 , . 11 1 . , . . 1 . 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THERE WILL BE VICTORY When Johnny was told has pal had been kllled The hospltal room was suddenly filled Wnth screams and shouts of unbelsevung fear For young Jnmmy was the one he d thought so dear And now as the captaun was about to leave The courageous lad took a tug at his sleeve But slr are not you telling me a lle? lm sorry to say It but he dld due For he stayed on board ship until the end Valnly In hope he might be able to send A last S O S to a passing shnp As he knew that thus would be his last trap For when the skipper yelled All over board Jlrn suddenly knew that vlct ryd soon be scored' Julsa Rochow LOVE IS LIKE THAT What can lt be? Bnnglng happiness wherever It goes What IS lt? Makung lnfe complete Fnllung hearts wlth hope And plans for the future? l ll make my guess Love IS luke that' What hndden force keeps famllnes together Interests men In th IF neighbors? What us the feelung we have for our country Or the pride that comes when we vlew the flag What do we see when a mother rocks her chuld When a wlfe looks at a husband? I thunk Love IS like that' Gertrude Axelrod HEROES OF THE SKY These men who fly above the clouds Have courage deep and rare They love the sky In all Its bounds And stlll have some to spare They fly by night they fly by day In bombers flghters or crates Each In has own and mighty way Battllng against the fates The skies are full of planes these days Each fughtnng for one true cause Wanting darkness to erase ln this world s hateful pause They lnve In pam or go down un flame But they will not due ln vaxn l-larrlet Schelter VICTORY THROUGH VICTORY? What will you do when the war IS done? Wull you have flnnshed the battles you ve won Or wall your troubles just start ln thelr day By beginning again but In a new way? Are you a man can you flght this new foe? Can you face a dusaster without voncnng your woe? Can you down all your hatred and pounce on your sun Forget all e sadness and stall keep a grln? Wall you stand up and cheer wnth the rest of the boy Wnll you fnght wlth a fervor that nothing destroys? The chorce of these thoughts lres hldden ln you As a man you will seek lt and then see It through Shirley Tannenbaum ll ll 1 1 A 1 11 - V - 11 , . ,, . . . 1 1 ,, . . ,, . . . 11 - - ,, . . , 11 . 1 1 1 1 11 - V 1 1 11 I , . 1 1 1 1 1 L-i -Q I - 1 1 1 . e. . 9 0 . . . . , - 1 1 . , . + , . 1 1 th , . 1 , . IM WISHING lm wlshlng for the time when agaxn the Bug Ben wrll chime To tell the world that an everlasting peace has come Coverung the earth wlth freedom and thoughts subllme And brlngung a new era of good feeling to everyone I m wushrng for doves to replace the dark clouds In the s y For Apollo the sun god to trall the heavens anew Carrylng hrs poetry musrc and wisdom on hugh Wxth no more battles vlctorues defeats or Waterloos I m wlshlng for a democracy to cover the wide universe For a way of llvlng that grants each nndlvudual s rights Gnvlng hum a way that differs from the treacherous curse That was dropped unawanngly on a cold December nught ls thls too much In th llne of wlshlng and faith To hope for a land where my chlldren can be happy and safe? Evelyn Schoenfeld THESE I HAVE LOVED As l Ile awounded on thls battlefield l thunk of all the things gone by As l lze awounded on this battlefleld l see my mothers sweet and gentle smnle As l lle awounded on thls battlefield I hear the happy voices of th children When around the Chrlstmas tree they dance And as l Ile awounded on thls battlefield Many thoughts crowd my mmd For I know that l shall never see The faces of my loved ones aqaun Dorothy Swanson SO YOU VE COME HOME AGAIN So you ve come home agam my solduer boy You re ready to start cuvlluan lnfe anew And once again youll know of all llfe s joys Of all the thlngs that It will brnng to you You ve fought and struggled to make our country free You ve trued so hard and always kept your talth And now we ve wcn and you ve come home to me Forgettlng about th enemy and all your hate But It IS grand to know It s not In vaxn l know that this has been a horrlble war And I pray that nt wlll never come agann l ve wanted long for thus mad war to end To make that peace on earth good wlll to men Dorothy Thomas WE WAIT FOR VICTORY My sailor man has been taken from me Hrs orders were to sall at break of dawrt He s rldlng the waves of a risky sea Tal victory has flnally been won Many the tears l have had to swallow Many the prayers I have e en yet to say All my words seem very empty and hollow Because only my heart knows how to pray The strife and havoc must soon be done Wlth happnness nd contentment close by All my fears and tears wlll qunckly be gone When reallzatlon of our dreams draws nigh O Lord make all our future pl ns come true For me and the lad who wears navy blue Judlth Sachs I 1 1 . . - kg I I I . . I . I I I I D I ' , . . . . I , , . . . 1 . I 1 , . . I I I 1 I I . , . 1 . . S . . . . 4 , , , , 2 1 - 1 , . . 1 1 I ' e . Our happy life is what we've struggled for , . ., . . , . . 11 . 11 , . ll ll 1 I 1 1 . , V' I . . . I . Q , V I I 1 1 LT I ' 1 , .. . 1 . , . 1 I 1 1 I I ' 2 . 1 1 3 OUR FIGHT As our men go to flght for vlctory Mothers cry and fathers sugh For boys who ve gone to fight for Ilberty Who wall keep our banner hlgh For they are brave and wlll not falnt In thus mighty fight for freedom For the Lord wlll renew themr strength To deluver us from thus desolation Though many may fall and not return They will not have died In valn For we wlll keep faith with them Those who have dled IH our name Those boys will flght and bravely glve their lives So that our flag may lonq o er us wave Dorothy Swanson TO AMERICANS EVERYWHERE When of this war I set my mind to thlnklng I am at once aroused by my emotlons There s Hate there s Fear convictions that we re slnklng The only barrier being our two oceans s not the ones fughtmg the Japs and Germans u thos at home who are falling to do their part s not our schools or news or our church sermons ut rather a few who ve objected from the start e re all so sure of peace and vuctory oft forget that there IS any need or eyerv man to act nor do we see That more than an army IS needed to do thls deed Enemy' I fear thee not In flesh gust hate I fear my own but they ll awake tus fate Gertrude Axelrod OLD GLORY Flying hugh as cool wxnds blow Flying away wnth a magical glow The stars and stnpes that mean so much Wave o er the land with a tranquul touch They stand for peace and freedom too For from these stars and stnpes there grew A land of opportunlty and prosperity And a new natlon for our postenty They make us safe and qunte secure From any oppresslon we mlght endure Our flag IS the background of our nation Its a symbol of culture and education It stands for unity and preservation For schools churches and cnvlllzatlon We as Amerlc ns should be ready to fight To safeguard and preserve every rlght For under the red white and blue We are ll Americans loyal and true Elaine Brown MY FUTURE The day wall come when I wlll be Perh ps far out across the sea Far far Close to the heavens Or prob bly zoomung nght d wn to earth My targe will be a N z pl ne or town or factory I ll rop my bombs Or take a plcture Or even just shoot It out with them Perhaps I may come back some day When all thus will be over I ll start my llfe anew once more And set my flddle to playing again But I ll never come back Untul It s flnrshed Over there So my son wont have to save the world From death and destruction Al shlay 1 , . . 11 1 1 1 1 . . , , . - 1 - - 1 1 I , . 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 I I .. 1 51 I 1 1 1 1 a ' , . , 1 .. , .. 1 1 lt' 'A Bt e ' . It' , , B ' ' . 5 ' I 1 UD1 , . W I We E ' ' C D F I t '. ai a 5 . . . ld 1 - 1 1 - 1 . . . 1 1. . 1 . 1 I 1 .,, .. 1 1 I MY SAILOR BOY My sailor boy is going away But he says he ll be back some day He s going to fight across the foam And some day he ll be coming home Although the world is filled with hate And even though the danger s great Hell be coming back youll see l know because he promised me Our star will watch him every night And God will keep it shining bright l-low very glad lm going to be When my sailor boy comes home to mel WE REMEMBER Why did l fight and die in vain To have this world stay free? Why did l cringe and suffer with pain When no one remembers me? Must l give up my worldly life For the raining of certain death? Should l go through a hell of strife And sacrifice my very breath? lll We ll carry on your fight begun Although your life is through Rest well in the gallant deeds you ve done America will remember you Roselyn Zirlin NOT WORDS BUT ACTION Roll tanks roll leap jeeps Leap over enemy blood and soil Wake the worker who sleeps Who lacks the spirit of toil We ve got a war to win To get our freedom and peace Through furious fighting thick and thin With endless labor this war will cease This is the time it has to be done Not with words but plenty of action To bring back every mother s son Every minute and everv fraction With these a country can never fall Marshall Ginsberg A SONNET TO GOD ON LIDICE Oh God in skies of azure gold and blue List to the prayers of souls that once you knew The souls of men who worked and tilled the soil Who lived in peace secured by fruits of toil At them one day the fuehrer aimed his cry Kill every man l order each must duel And so against a wall the men were flung Chot down by shells to which their blood has clung They are not dead their memory cannot die Their sons yet live to avenge the fuehrer s cry The day will come when you shall set them free ln peace to roam throughout eternity. This is their prayer' tis mixed with flesh and blood Be just to men oh high and mighty God. -Shirley Tannenbaum if , I s , , , . I I , , I - , . . . , . . I I I I I I I r I I U , , - I -Renee Leon , . , , , , . I . I T-T.i i-l ' I , Peace, freedom, and justice for all- l , ll . , I , , , - , . . I I y I , . I I I I . . I 1 I I ll ' I ' ll , . . I I J I I . 1 ' ' J I I , 1 H H , WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK? To feel the coldness Of upper skles, see the clouds skidding byl You hear the roaring Of your motors And smell the tanglness Of carefree winds It gives you an added sense of securlty To know that God Himself Can reach you here A DOUGHBOYS THOUGHTS I thought about the time Id march Along wnth other boys I knew the band would play a song And there d be tears and joys I thought about the tlme I d say Goodbye to friends and such A hero I would seem to them I guess I drdn t thunk much' I know now llfe IS not a song And war vs gram and fierce I thunk now more of freedom And the .laps ld like to pierce At night the troplc sky IS bright With frres and spitting guns And then I thunk a lot more of Our countrys fnghtung sons I rally then wlth thoughts of how There ll always be that love That guides us to the right way From Its vlgll hugh above Mnldre Cout d Hanzel THEIR SPIRITS ARE HIGH As I looked out on the blue horlzon I saw A band of men marchlng with heads held hugh Going to flght the enemy who has drsrupted our law Of peace and good will towards men who must never due Thelr splrlts are hugh as they march down the way To a hlghway of glory and victory for all For they know we re doing our share at home each day By saving and sharlng every tlme we hear the call As I keep on watchlng I seem to see Men Iynng cold and frugld on the ground For they re the ones who have dled to keep our victory And never once complalned for they were bound To Amernca home of the brave land of the free Who will reign over all when we r ach that victory Florence Weln Lost at sea the message read The boat went down with all hands dead They fought to the last herolc and brave But God dud not wlll that they should be saved Th sub came from nowhere luke the sun In the sky And released nts torpedoes the count was flve The boat began llstlng to the starboard slde And frnally went down wlth one last sigh Have these young heroes dled un vaun9 No' IS the shout from mountain village and plain We ll luck them yet It may take years It will cause much grlef and flow of tears But un the end vlct ry wall come And peace wull settle over all Chrlstendom Phyllls Wxldman To Go ' ' . , . I V I I -Ay , .D , I , , I I I . . S . ' , . . , ' 2 , , . . , , 2 -- A ' ' J ' I ' . WE'LL LICK THEM YET , I I I I - - - V ' , , 1 S , ' ' , I ' 2 ' 1 , , I Il Il' . .I . , .I I , THE KNOW IT ALL It was December 9' I94I I was rldlng downtown on the L readlng about the Jap attack on Pearl Harbor Two men b Ind me wer t Il ng about It nd I culdnt h Ip b t I y d wn my paper and Ilsten Thos Japs sure let themselves nn for something By next week they Il be beggln for peace You thunk so? What dya mean thunk so? I know so Those flimsy paper hous s would burn luke dry straw fll you need to do vs send a few bombers over and poof J pan wont even be a memory That s all you have to do That s all I thought Next thlng a volc no will b erupt Ing and Japan wall s nk Into th ocean Of course he admitted you could always starve them out stop thelr food supply for awhule and th y ll be ready to see our way a couple of handfuls of rlce and a llttle drred fish a day Just tell the flsh to stay away from th fush rmen s nets and tell the Japanese soul to dry up and not produce ny rlce Sure that s easy The sarcasm was as thlck as bread and butter What do you thunk thos Japs are? Weakllngs7 Not on your lrfe They ve been flghtlng for elght or nlne years Th y re experlencecl and tough ned It s not going to be so easy and fellows luke you are golng to make It harder A rnccklng harsh laugh was his answer Maybe they are toughened but what do they know about modern warfare and strategy and all that? Not a thang And what do you know bout Japan? Why they Randolph and Wells cned th conductor Much as I hated to I had to leave thls lnterestlng conver satlon I longed to tell thus Smart Aleck what I thought of htm but that wouldnt be lady like So I went on my way knowing that some day he d learn and luke thousands of others would recerve the surpruse of hrs lnfe Oh by the way I saw our young frlend yesterday The know st all look was gone I-Ins face was Iuned wlth deep furrows furrows of gnef I-Ins eyes had a far away look They dudnt see what was gotng on about hum They were back In the Solomons almlng a machine gun at the Japs I notuced a shlny object on hns offlcer s unlform and as he drew nearer I could see that nt was a medal a medal awarded for extreme bravery during battle Phyllls Waldman WE ARE FREE The years have flown, And tume has sown Seeds that evll men have thought The world would reap as THEY have sought To rule the earth But heaven In nts blessed pow r Has guven to them just one hour In which to strut thelr foolxsh walk And brlng to llfe thelr empty talk False from blrth' Soon the tume wlll come when we Champnons of an earth that s free Wsll take these cocks of constant bo st And put them In theur stew to roast Tull they can see That though they say they are the best We not they wull stand the test We ve boundless splnts leaping joy In every heart of gurl and boy For we are free' Ruta Relchsteln WE NIGHTLY PRAY To those of you who Ile alone so cold So stlll and whlte today We re proud that you were brave enough and bold' For all of you we nlghtly pray Ernest Horwlch ll ll , , . . 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If you buy bonds as often as you can America as bound to lick Japan Gertrude Axelrod 456 As I look up Into the sky All I can see are planes that fly When I am sent to glve my all I ll gladly heed my country s call Harvey Davidson I-loldlng the torch of freedom In her hand Arms outstretched to Victory We know that we are rlqht In thus There rs no room for doubt We srmply cant afford to miss For once we re down we ll be out Natalie Leavitt 45l V now stands for Vuctory And Vuctory as essentlal Shout thus message to the sknes Don t make It confrdentlall Phyllis Langert The stars and stnpes will always wave So hugh up In the sky To show those Japs that Freedom s made She IS the glorrous symbol of our land Liberty she wall always be Estelle Ludgun 453 Onward onward the men are marching Without thought of fear Amerlca IS the song they are singing Of their homeland which IS so dear Estelle Ludgun 453 We must keep fauth wuth those who due A faith that s strong and brrght A burnlng torch In darkened sky Aglow wnth freedom s light Sally Schultz 454 Fern Schneider 455 And to those who flght on dlstant shores Lets send our planes our guns as cially chores Mllton Becker 454 Our motors roared our wxngs hugh spreau We soared aloft for the foe to dread Mvlton Becker 454 Burned down beneath the ocean Lles someone whom I knew I-le died to keep IH lofty motion Our own red whnte and blue Blossom Marshak 45l I .E . . 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