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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1944 volume:

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A l I I I ' , tion has proved itself 1n battle: Colin aj y it Kelly and Sherman Levin arelioi us. In ta Yiy, M their spirit We fight for the country they f Q S t Y. . t . Ljtlit' s died to save and for the better- World ,XM N A they believed in but did not live to see. ll' I f H9 'flu Q,,,,g, ' .' y QA? ii -- -t ' - 2551! H if A it it fiffin , ' 'A' s i sf yn is 4 - Q' ' ff' fbqflgf. ' W' ' A i ' ' wg' w ' v ff swf Wit f etrat lin f 4' ' i -Qtr ,,.'f' V f WM if 4 t Y . ,,,,,,,4hj,,:.4Ax-,Ca-aft-.yryg 'WU J w 9 X Q. X .. X QXQ , 4 , , , N W , , N . , Q x ' 'i 2- . X X SXW X. :XXX -x Y S- W, ' X Lf QSQNPW- .1 ,-.- ffirliiiizf. X X i .X x.xX V Aw .X 'x X X X x -. A .Q-czziwfvwwm X X P g 1 .i. ip' EE X 2 Y N -Q lx Q ,XM X is -if 1 1255 Ss X vw-vm K Q. X w X .X...X , X .X x X.-swab 57W-f k 3 Xrx f -Q 1s..Xe x S X X . XXX- ..-v'Q XQ E X 7 ES xx i Q .Q . X Sax E k Q5 1 . 1 5 S Lys K rX x ' N X Xf 1 5 XX iw 4 X Ss N .Q if X X X sf X- . X X if ii A Yi -' sig xx . . 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Blood plasma, which gives life to the wounded, has generously been donated by civilians who understand the gallantry and sacrifices our soldiers are going through to preserve and protect the nation they love. Since We at home are still free from bombings and the horrors of War, no sacrifice We an make is too great it it hastens the e d oi't ar and brings back our loved on ' o . - aww? fl' ft U Mitt X.. Wbqufij My .JK Jn, 553 w Q K rx J if lf' W . I . :gui . - ,.-ifew, x,,x... . Q JJ ' 4 A iw 4 is X -gi,-l is is x it X in 1 f Hi?-1 T' -, ,,,..Av-P t . s N Y-sw. f H t M . -x L - i . . mwgwjsse r:1ifj5.4:fv' F '- The War time .snow falls and in our thoughts mixes 'with the blue oi navy, the khaki of army and the olive drab oi the marines.. 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A A Q ' K ' N S R x K X Q S f V- Q 5 -f xkxl Mk 4 , K Q 4 , si X wx: wx- .vw Q. , X Q m sb E ' Xfid N549 K 1' .- , S Sf 5 .. Q X K! lj I V ' I 3 't If VVV,f l V rxji r KIM 'W X' lj f A if Q I lf K f ,f J ' if Q X jj fx' XV! I cf XJ If .ff fl ff 7 I 1 If Y X J .rt Al You boys and girls, whose eag the pages of this book, will shortly group of young men and women whose late the peoples of--the.world to new and whose despair and disillusionment will weary folk to sink in to a new slough of despair. Your 'hearts are young, your willingness to do good somehow seems to your leadership will be the kind that will help to leave its old ways and go forth to new paths happiness. SI' At Von Steuben we have tried to provide room grow in a place where each one might stretch his soul, out to those heights which beckon him, whether they be the of science, the crags of literature, the lofty reaches of music or the firm plateaus of athletics. If in these years spent here there has awakened within you the desire to grow in stature mentally and spiritually, you will have been building toward these places of leadership which await you and which you will probably be called on to fill. Our trust and faith in your ability go with you. We want you to dare to be yourselves, to conceive of life as a fine adventure, and to live it with all the intelligence, all the verve and all the ability you have. Our hearts go with you. qjarian Srlzea Principal ' C102 X S X K. x kkhh x X K LNXQ A www ...bm ' N 3 tw x .Q 5k W V SF Mfqx. Q V !,gzgQ!, i1Ek5S1,Q Z N V Rb V, X xi ? i n f 4i,:.'J:i-25.21 .2 5fIjQQQ:igsfi.:g,.,fifgi-lf:fikfgizgi, QS X N-xxx-wf mx New N W X A 1 X . . X XX SS ZR The main office of Von Steuben owes its streamline efficiency for the most part to Miss Eleanor Swartz and Miss Mary Schwartz. ln spite of their many duties as secretaries to Miss Shea and Mr. Marsh they are always cheerfully prepared to assist a puzzled student or perform an extra task. There are few students in Von Steuben who do not consider Mr. Marsh, our assistant principal, a Very good friend. A warm heart and cheer- ful disposition plus a real interest in each individual student account for this. His deep understanding and thoughtful suggestions make a talk with him unforgettable. The students who shirk their work and classes are advised by Mrs. Timmons, the school's truant officer. She has helped young people for many years and therefore understands their difficul- ties. When a student becomes truant, aid is offered by discussing his problem and advising wisely both the student and his parent. , , ,,, X , , M X x,xxx i -X XX:MX 3 x ' 'Q fl: wt XXXX .,,.. S M-W 'S ' X . XX- 2 . -XX W . . S 1 g XX-L F N X X X is S r 1 A QQ X K ' X X ,X X Sx ffkxik ' 1 S K? Q N X X. x.X.. ' . X XXX X X - -.wx X . X, XX wx ' X' XXX N' X gf Q R' X .. .: 2, 5 X ,,..f ' -' fm IQ' XS X ix - AWAX X K XX X Xwwwf K, , X N wx ,. ,. N j X 1 xx K X xx N- N X X X QQ 5 x xx W Q in X Xf- A gifs. ., -Q wMwX X gy A b XX. 5:25 :Q A XTS WY W '-X X if . - lx Q :N X ' ' -- x ' 5 ' 'if 'V' . -S523 '5T- . XX 2.4 , X X , 3 - X 2 - -'XJ - ' . - m Q X Q 3 X- 1 :g--XX h N iqj N .X K ,, X X NA - Wx :-Q Q I .,.... Q: ix- 5? xx XXXXXXXX? .1 X .X M '59, - v - X '- :XL -X:-23 X X ..-'X,. . X ' X. E FACULTY xi Von Steuben has one of the finest faculties any high school could have. Not only are these men and Women qualified from a standpoint of profes- sional training and experience, but they are also pleasant, cultured peo- ple, Who realize that education is a development of the mind, body, and soul and that this growth is attained through example as Well as precept. Capable students deserve and ap- preciate good teaching. A fine student body and an outstanding staff make a good school. U 47 X X I X. x X xx w I 3 FACULTY MRS. BADE MR. BAIER MISS BAILEY MISS CLARK MR. CLEVE MRS. COHLER MISS CROFT MR. CROSS MISS DeVERE MR. BAKER MISS BARZAN CPI.. BELDEN MISS OOLOI-IAN MISS CONNELL MISS CRAINE MRS. DOODY MRS. DASKEY MR. FERGUSON U52 FACULTY MR. NUCCIO MISS OWENS MRS. O'DONNELL MR. RADLOVE MISS RISS MISS MINERVA MR. SCHELL MR. SMITH MR. TASTO ' MR. THOMAS Miss PARSONS Miss PAWLAN , Mxss RASUSSEN MISS MARY SCHWARTZ MISS WILLA SHEA MRS. TIMMONS MISS TWOHEY MISS ZESBAUGH my MR. GOLDSTEIN MR. GRINSTEAD IVIRS. HARRIS MR. I-IEWITT MISS HOLBROOK MISS IDTSE MR. KERLEY IVIR. KIRCHHOFF MISS LINDQUIST MRS. HARRELL IVIISS HEURLIN NIR. HERATY MR. I OI-INSON Z Miss IOHNSON 0 LJ11, ,M Mrss KEL1. A MISS MARTINEZ MR. MATTOON MISS MCAYEAL MRS. MCVEY MR. MITCHELL JU' IVV U72 FACULTY P. T. A. The purpose of the Parent Teacher Association is to promote closer co-operation between school, home, and community. The entire group meets once a month in the civic room to discuss parent and teacher problems and offer suggestions to remedy them. Throughout the year the members sponsor various activities, the- proceeds ot which go toward a fund for the betterment of the school. For the last two years they have assisted in sending Christmas gift boxes to former Von Ste-ubenites who are now serving their country in the various branches of the service at home and abroad. Many a boy on a faraway battlefield has been cheered by this little remembrance from his alma mater. Mrs. Abraham Blum is the capable president of this splendid organization which has brought about a friendly relation between parent and teacher. It is through this mutual understanding and co-operation that we can acquir the greatest value from our educati U81 G onal system. f ,o,,0Di,M, 7 QMQQA U Wi Graduates If President .............................. Harold Allswcmq , Treasurer .. ..,....r...,..,. Evelyn Hansen Vice President .........,............ Lillian Korrlfeind Secretory , ,,...,,..,,..,..,.,. . ,,,..,. Gladys Scrvitt Sponsor ..,,.,.............. Miss Marguerite Z. Rudd Miss Rudd has, by her crbility, her Willinqness to give of her time unstintedly, crnd her unbounded enthusicrsrn, made this 4A semester one to be long remembered. The clcrss scrlutes her. -I-be Class of June 1944 Melvin Conviser, Ioy Kozeluh, Herbert Shaffer, Rcre Harris, Nancy Cleve, Roger Hull, Darlene Solt, Icrck Sklare. mm fwnf INCIDENTAL COMMITTEE Sheldon Schrieber Lawrence Boms Forrest Iohnson Muriel Blum PROGRAM COMMITTEE GRADUATION COMMITTEE Virgene Hafferkamp Melvin Heller Maxynne Guon Michael Nichols Lillian Helfand Richard Feinberg Back Row Frances lohnson Roberta Drost Vivienne Friedman Iudith Klein Phyllis Sandler Myron Schulz Bernita Scott MOTHERS' PROGRAM COMMITTEE Irving Goldberg Carolyn Cohan Norma Masters Nancy Jensen Dorothy Brumlik Frank Kane Alan I-Ieiss Leonard Davis Sylvan Mack Dorothy Lewis Lucille Lorocco CLASS GIFT COMMITTEE Ilene Rice Blossom Genow Bernard Rubin Back Row Ruth Karron Natalie Schwartz Annette Newman Nick Rhodes Norman Greenberg janet Iohnson Bernard Mussman lack Levant Charles Marback CLASS DAY LUNCHEON COMMITTEE Eunice Eres Back Row Alvin Epstein Aviva Shanoff Iames Wanland KZU Norman Kritzman Burton Feder Mary Modglin Miriam Shimberg Harriet Abrams: I.Y.L., G.A.A., 4B Club, C.M.C., Symphonic Choir, Pan American Club. Ulvlodern Venus. Greta Albrecht: Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Swimming Chairman, Water Ballet Secretary, Swim Leader. Neptune's Daughter. Harold Allswang: Pres. 4A Class, Pres. 3A Class, Commissioner of Assemblies, Student Council Representative, Service Society, Honor Society, Latin Club, Service Squad, Division Chairman. Our Own Abe Lincoln. Donald Almblad: Hi-Y, Hi-Y Football, Ben Franklin Club, Movie Crew, Swim Team. Peck's Bad Boy. Frank Anderson: Hi-Y, Soccer Team, Swim Team. Tyrone Anderson. Ray Anderson: R.O.T.C. Captain, Stage Crew, Competitive Platoon, Concert Orches- tra, Student Council, Fire Guard, C.M.P. About Face To Success. Leona Arenson: Service Society, 4A Annual Committee, G.A.A. Delegate, 3A-4B Club, French Club, Red Cross, Symphonic Choir, Office Secretary. lf Sweetness Were Power She'd Be Superman. Shirley Ayesse: G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Pan Ameri- can Club, Hall Guard. Sugar 'n Spice. :Diana Azen: Red Cross, GAA., Service So- ciety, Hall Guard. Smooth and Unruiiledf' Irene Babaian: Alpha Tri Hi-Y, G.A.A., 4B Club, C.M.C., French Club, 3A Club. Short, Dark and SWeet. U22 Muriorie Barker: Latin Club, Pan American Club, G.A.A., Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Honor Society, Teachers Sec'y. Quiet, but Sweet. . Maria Barsky: G.A.A., C.M.C., Spanish Club, 4B Club. Balmy Barskyf' Roger Beaurline: Capt. Adi. R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Competitive -Platoon, Movie Club, Hi-Y. Handsome Hunk of Man. Dorothy Bechtold: Alpha Tri Hi-Y, G.A.A., 4B Club, Pan American Club, Art Club, Hall Guard, Latin Club, 3A Club. Cute Little Blonde, of whom We're all fond. Walter Becker: 4B Club, R.O.T.C. Frolics, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Choir, Follies. Mr. 5x5, but We love him. T -G 2 Ernu Benke. Beta Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Gym Team Captain, Teachers Secy., Chairman' of-Cloth- ing, Chairman of Health Class. Whiz on Wheels. Q , 1 Q' ' v ul s 11' -. Lillian Benson: Service Society President, Red Cross, Advisor's Secretary, Adjustment Teacher's Secy., Office Secretary, G.A.A., Student Council Exec. Board, Annual Com- mittee, Iournal, Defense Stamp Chairman. Our girl Babe. 2 Marilyn Berg: G.A.A., Office Secretary, Di- vision Minute Man, I.Y.L., Riding Club, Ping- Pong Club, 4B Club. Personality Plus. Torn Bergh, Hi-Y Social Chairman, Hi-Y Foot- ball Team, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Symphonic Choir. Gentleman, Athlete, and Scholar. Bernice Berkowitz: G. A. A., Water Ballet, Swim Commander, Swim Leader, Intramur- als, Locker Guard, Gym Secretary, IYL, Hall Guard, Pan American Club. Good things come in small packages! D32 . f Charles Berkowitz: Latin Club, Class Clubs, Intramural Football, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Swim, C.M.C., I.Y.L. A Bit of Everything. Saretta Beym: G.A.A., C.M.C., Iournal Staff, 4B Club, I.Y.L., French Club, Symphonic Choir. She Dresses To Please. Mildred Black: G.A.A., Gym Leaders Club, 4B-4A Club, Pan American Club. Fun to Know. Barbara Blair: G.A.A., Hall Guard, 4B Club, Make-up Crew, Open Forum. She'll go a long way. Muriel Blum: Incidental Committee, G.A.A., I.Y.L., Latin Club, Pan American Club, Stu- dent Council, 4B Club. Dramatically ln- clinedf' Sherwin Blum: Cheerleader, Swimming Team, 3A 4B Club, Assembly Guard, Letter- man's Club, Lunch Guard, Intramural Foot- ball, Intramural Basketball. Man About Steuben. Anita Blumenthal: G.A.A., I.Y.L., 4B Club, Pan American Club, Choir. Short and SWeet. Dmitri A. Borgman: Chess Club and team. Knowledge Unlimited. Gloria Borgstrom: Hall Guard, Beta Tri-I-Ii-Y, G.A.A., 3A-4B Clubs, Library Assistant, Sym- phonic Choir, Office Secretary, Open Forum, Service Society. Shining Personality. Lawrence Borns: Track Team, Soccer Team, Lettermen's Club, Business Manager, Student Council, Representative, Commissioner of De- portment, Student Council Executive Board, Capt. Flying Squad, Student Court, Service Society. Brains with Brawn. f2-U I Eugene Borowski: Chaplain of Hi-Y, Hi-Y foot- ball team, 4B Club, Pan American Club, ln- tramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball. Our Boy Bug. Carol Brainard: G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, 4B Club, Red Cross, Hall Guard. Sweet, Poised and Charming. Saul Brainen: Hall Guard, Bookroom Helper, R.O.T.C. Non-Com., Service Society. Al- ways Helpful. Feme Braverman: Student Council, Honor So- ciety, Service Society, Latin Club, Hall Guard, Office Clerk. Brains and Beauty. Don Bronstein: R.O.T.C., Non-Com's Club, R.O.T.C. Non-Com, Photography Club, Stamp Club, 3A Club, 4B Club, C.M.C., Pan Ameri- can Club, Troubadors, Ping Pong Club. Any Old Iunk Around? Lila Brooks: G.A.A., C.M.C., 3A-4B Club, Hall Guard, French Club. Giggles. Harold Browde: Intramural Basketball, Bowl- ing' Club, 4B Club. Good Things Come ln Small Packages. Dolly Brovm: G.A.A., Pan American Club. Hall Guard, 3B Club, 3A Club. Swell Kid. Geraldine Brown: G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y CBetal, Li- brarian, Beginning Orchestra, 4B Club. Sweet and Nice. Harold Brown: Service Society, Movie Crew, Camera Club, Non-Commissioned Ctticer, Business Manager, Co-writer 4A Talent Show, Pan American Club. Always On The Square. - U51 Dorothy Brumlik: Alpha Tri-Hy-Y Publicity Chairman, Finance Secretary, G.A.A., Pan American Club, 3A-4B Club, Mothers Day Committee. Pleasant Disposition. Marilyn Carlson: Membership Chairman Al- pha Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, G.A. A., Hall Guard, French Club, 4B Club. Got What lt Takes. Bette Chambers: G.A.A., C.M.C., Assistant Secretary in Division, Beta Tri-Hi-Y. Shy But Nice. Elma Chunn: French Club, G.A.A., National Honor Society, Skillit Sisters, Library Assist- ant. Ouiet and shy but.she'll get by. 5,11 Nancy Cleve: Hall Guard, QB-3A-4B Club, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Secretary Di- vision, Symphonic Choir, Prom Committee. An Outstanding Blonde With a Winning Smile. Carolyn Cohan: Service Society, Ir. Comm. Publicity, Office Secretary, G.A.A. delegate, Hall Guard, Tardy Secretary, I.Y.L., Library Assistant, Girls Sports Editor, Mother's Day Committee. Vim, Vigor and Vitality. Dorothy Cohen: G.A.A. Sweet and Nice. Edythe Cohen: G.A.A., Major Letter Girl, Pan American Club, Office Secretary, G.A.A. Delegate, Bowling League, Honor Society, Secretary, Gym Secretary, Business Mana- ger, Student Council. All 'Round Girl. Melvin Cohen: Business Manager, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, 3A-4B Club, Latin Club. A Modest FelloW. Robert Cohen: C.M.C., Chairman 4A Talent Show, Business Manager, Intramural Basket- ball, lntramural Football, Intramural Base- ball, German Club, Music Appreciation Club, 3A-4B Club, Smith Torney. Versatile Fel- loW. , U62 Charles Cohn: R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Non Com.. Club, Book Room Staff, lntramural'Sports,. 4B Club. A good natured guy. P Morton Comess: Sound Crew, Science Club, Iournal Agent, C.M.C., Library Ass't., Latin-. Club, Lunch Guard, Chemistry Lab. Ass't. Walking Dictionary. . 1.1 .xg Melvin Conviser: Prom Cl'1airmanfwPing Pong Club, Business Manager, Flying Squad, Sound Staff, Bowling Club, Fire Guard, 4B' Club, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard. Capability Himself. Bertha Marie Cortuda: G.A.A., G.A.A. Dele- gate, G.A.A. Executive Board, Secretary, Pan- American Club, Radio Club, Latin Club, Ser- vice Society, Major Letter Girl, Marking Day Secretary. Sweet and Shy. Ted Daniels: Honor Society, Service Society, Chairman Annual Committee, Student Coun- cil, 3A and 4B Clubs, Business Manager.. Aiming Towards Fame. Q Iay David: 3A Club, 4B Club, Track Team, I.Y.L., Latin Club, Art Club, Symphonic Choir, Division Chairman, Student Council Representative. He knows all. Leonard Davis: Hall Guard, Mother's Day' Committee, C. M. C., Baseball Team, Letter- mans Club, 3A Club. The boy with the ba- by blue eyes. Alice DeKany': G.A.A., Beta-Tri Hi-Y, Honor Society, Service Society, Student Council, Division Minuteman. Quiet and good na- turedf' Lillian Ditlov: Hall Guard, French Club, G. A. A., Open Forum, 3A and 4B Club, Red Cross. Nice to know. Nina Doctorian: Concert Orchestra, Service Society, G.A.A., Major Letter, Pan American Club. A Future Concert Artist. 527 Roberta Drost: Honor Society, Service So- ciety, Symphonic Choir, G.A.A., Water Bal- let, Swim Leader, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Bowling, Red Cross, Entertainment Committee. Sweet and Sincere. Ioe Dymit: Hi-Y, 4B Club, Pan American Club, 3A Club. Likeable loe. Allen Eager: Executive Major R.O.T.C., 3rd Year, Competitive Platoon, Student Council, lournal Agent, Otficer's Club, 3A Club, 4B Club, Exhibition Squad, Fire Guard, Choir. Military Casanova. Zelda Edelman: l.Y.L., Red Cross, G.A.A., Bowling Club, Spurs and Saddle, Service So- ciety, C.M.C., 4B Club. Dangerous Dancing Devil. Hilda Ellenstein: National Honor Society, G. A. A., Pan American Club, Iournal Agent, I.Y.L., Sight Saving Room Assistant, 3A-4B Club. One swell little gal! Bob Emer: Honor Society, Flying Squad, Bas- ketball Team, Lettermans Club, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football. Active and Athletic. Marilyn Emory: Symphonic Choir, Operetta, Pan American Club, 3A-4B Club. Blonde and Modest. Sariece Enqelhardt: G. A. A., Library Assist- ant, Div. Teachers Helper, Study Hall Sec'y., 3A Club, Teachers Secy., English Secy. Her Motto is Efficiency. Alvin Epstein: Class day Luncheon Corn. Chairman, President 2A-3B Club, Honor So- ciety, Service Society, Sound Boorn Techni- cian, Commissioner of Department, Iournal Reporter, Open Forum, Student Council Rep- resentative, R.O.T.C. Non commissioned Of- ficer. Mr. Genius. Eunice Eres: Honor Society, Class Day Luncheon Com., Student Council Represen- tative, Vice President Service Society, Chair- man Election Comrnission, Major Letter Girl, Adjustment Secretary, G. A. A., Latin Club. The True Energetic Type. U32 Shirley Erickson: Beta Tri Hi-Y, G.A.A., In- tramurals Volleyball, Skillet Sister's Treas- urer, Hall Guard, Troubadours Club, Library Assistant, Service Society. Short and Sprightlyf' Lloyd Fcxbry: Golf Team, Ft.O.T.C. non-com, 3A-4B Club, Fire Guard, Photography Club, I.Y.L. Vice-President. There's Something About a Soldier. Burton Feder: C.M.C., Hall Guard, Concert Band, Concert Orchestra, Mgr. Baseball Team, Iournal Columnist, Service Society, Track Squad, Letterman's Club. Tall, Dark and Silent. Franklin Feder: Movie Crew, Business Man- ager, Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. Competitive Platoon, Spanish Club. Friendly Personal- ity. Richard Feinberg: Honor Society, Orchestra, Choir, Operetta, Service Society, Music Ap- preciation Club, Chess Club, Ping-Pong Club, Iournal Columnist, Entertainment Commit- tee. Dizzyfingers. Glenn Fehier: Flying Squad, Track Team, Swimming Team, Service Society, Concert Band, R.O.T.C. Band, I.Y.L., lournal Column- ists, Iournal Agent, Intramurals. Tall, Dark and Sharp. Catherine Ferrara: G.A.A., Skillet Sister, President of Skillet Sisters, Treasurer of Skil- let Sisters, Service Society, Beta Tri Hi-Y. Tall, Dark and What a Cook. Franklin Fienberg: 3A-4B Club, Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Football, Smith Tour- ney, C.M.C., Student Council, Iournal Agent. Clothes Make the Man. Roslyn Finder: G.A.A., C.M.C., Spanish Club, Service Society, 3A-4B Club3y'l.Y.l..., Hall Guard, Horseback Riding, l pen Forum. Bark and Sweet. Rosalyn Fine: File Clerk, Iournal Reporter, 4A Talent Show, l.Y.l..., 3B-3A 4B Club. Sweet and Sincere. U92 'Shirley Finkel: Follies, Cheerleader, Sym- phonic Choir, 4B Choir, G.A.A.,iR.O.T.C. Fro- lic. Twinkle Toes. Isczdore Finkelstein: President, Student Coun- cil, Chief Iustice, Student Court, Delegate to Chicago Conference for Youth, Ir. Comm. of Deportment, lr. Comm. of Assemblies, Presi- dent Latin Club, Service Society, 2nd Vice- President, Vice-President, Open Forum, Hall Guard Lt. and Capt., Scholarship Commit- tee. Einstein's Boy. Mildred Fisher: G.A.A., Library Assistant. Nice 'to Know. Walter Fischer: Photography Club. Quiet, But Not Unnoticed. Alice Flood: Alpha Tri Hi-Y Prog. Chairman, 4B-3A Club, Intramurals, G.A.A., Leaders, Division Sec. :S Treas., Skillet Sisters, Iournal Agent, Letter Girls. All Around Athlete. Morton Fogel: Hall Guard, Chief Lunch Guard, C.M.C., Latin Club, Spanish Club, Pan American Club, Photography, Science Club, Registration Clerk. His Aim: To Do -Good. Dorothy Foster: Alpha Tri Hi-Y Social Chair- man, G.A.A. Division Chairman, Iournal Staff, 4B Club, Latin Club. Cute and Chic. Gordon Freedberg: R.O.T.C. Hi-Y, Corridor Marshal, Non-Coms Club, C.M.C. Nice to Know. Lucille Frenzel: Alpha Tri Hi-Y, G.A.A., French Club, 3A-4B Club. Sugar 'n' Spice 'n' Everything. Iune Frey: G.A.A., G.A.A. Delegate. Quiet, But Very Nice! 13017 Fay Friedman: G.A.A., Secretary, Division Business Mgr. Delightful To Know. Leona Friedman: Hall Guard, G.A.A., I.Y.L., Red Cross, 3A-4B Club, Pan American Club, Open Forum. A Swell Gal. Marilynn Friedman: G.A.A., l.Y.L., Program Recorder. Sweet Sophisticationf' Phyllis Friedman: G.A.A., G.A.A. Delegate, Hall Guard, Student Secretary. Good Friend. Vivienne Friedman: Chairman, Entertainment Committee, 3B-3A-4B Clubs, Swim Leader, Office Secretary, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Dra- matics, Enrollment Secretary, Follies, R.O. T.C. Frolics. Von's Gift to Broadway. Ruby Geivert: Service Society, Latin Club, G.A.A., Symphonic Choir, Hall Guard, C.M.C., Operetta. Quiet, But likeable. Herbert Gelb: Intramural Basketball, Intra- mural Baseball, Intramural Football, Hall Guard: Lunch Guard, 4B Club, Golf Team, Baseball Team, C.M.C., 3A Club. One of the Boys. Ethel Gem: G.A.A., Spanish Club, Science Club, Class Club, C.M.C., I.Y.l..., Hall Duty. Sweet and Friendly. Blossom Genow: Commissioner of Publicity, lournal Editor, National Honor Society, G.A.A., Service Society, Symphonic Choir, Student Council Executive Board, Latin Club, Chairman Gift Committee, I.Y.L. Wonder Girl. Stuart Gerber: Track Team, Swimming Team, Letterman's Club, Student Council, Associate Iustice Student Court, 4B Club, Service So- ciety, Election Commission, C.M.C. Tall, Dark and Good Looking. rw Beverly Gier: Office Secretary, Service So- ciety, G.A.A., Iournal Agent, Annual Agent, Open Forum, I.Y.L., Red Cross, 4B Club, Pan American Club. The Best Things Come in Small Packages. Leon Ginsberg: Concert Orchestra, Sound Boom, Student Council, Business Manager, Orchestra Letterman, Division Chairman, Boxing Club. Future Chemist. Edward Glenicki: Senior Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Vice President Hi-Y, Hi-Y Football Team, Student Council, Delegate, Lettermen's Club, Intramurals. Personality Plus. Irving Goldberg: Chairman Mother's Day Committee, Company Commander R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, Open Forum, Pan American Club, 3A Club, 4B Club, Iournal Agent, Com- petitive Platoon. Quiet, But Not Unnoticedf' Gloria Goldstein: G.A.A., Pan American Club, Troubador Club. Always Ready to Help. Ioseph Goldstein: Track Team, French Club, Intramurals, SA Club, 4B Club, Ping-Pong Club, Iournal Agent, I.Y.L., R.O.T.C. Band, Concert Band. The Colonel of the South. Gene Gorindar: Iournal Photographer, Photo Club, Chess Team, Ping-Pong Club, Concert Orchestra, 3A Club. Camera Fiend. Mary Gottschalk: President of Beta Tri Hi-Y, Service Society, Symphonic Choir, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Operetta, National Honor So- ciety. That Lux Complexion. Muriel Greenberg: G.A.A., Hall Guard, Book Boom, Music Appreciation Club, Red Cross. One Swell Person. Norman Greenberg: Graduation Committee, Captain Tennis Team, Intramural Ping Pong Championship, Intramural Basketball, Iour- nal, 3A-4B Club, Hall Guard, Student Coun- cil, Service Society, National Honor Society. Smashes Atoms With a Tennis Racket. rw Mollie Grossman: G.A.A. Secretary, Red Cross, I.Y.L.., Hall Guard. Amiable, Am- bitious, and Active. Mcxxynne Guon: G.A.A., Major Letter Girl, Intramurals, French Club, Hall Guard, Music Appreciation Club, ZA Club, Red Cross, I.Y.L., Incidental Committeeq Sincere and Arniable. Virgene Haiierkarnp: Incidental Committee, Alpha Tri Hi-Y Vice President, 4B Club, In- tramurals, C.M.C., Lunch Guard, First Aid Club, G.A.A., 3A Club, Pan American Club. lust Budqyf' Roger Hall: Hi-Y President: 3A Club, 4B Club, Student Council, C.M.C., Prom Committee. They Don't Call Him Red for Nothing. Evelyn Hansen: 4A-'Class Treasurer, Honor Society, Symphonic Choir, Madrigal Singers, G.A.A. Tri Hi-Y, Letter Girls. Intellectual Miss. Q Rae Harris: Prom Committee, Commissioner oi Socials, Student Council Executive Board, Service Society, G.A.A., Student Council, French Club, Gym Leader, Hall Guard, 4B Club. Sugar 'n' Spice. Allen Heiss: Chess Club, Photography Club, Mother's Day Committee. 'Tall, Quiet and Likeablef' 1 Q Helen Heitmann: G.A.A. Executive Boardf Water Ballet President, Lettergirl, Swim Lead- er, Gym Secretary, Tri Hi-Y Alpha, G.A.A. Vice President. Slender, Tender and Tall. Lillian Heliand: Chairman, Incidental Com- mittee, I.Y.L., Division Secretary, Tardy Ot- tice Assist., G.A.A., Library Assist., 3A-4B Club, Pan American Club. Efficiency Plus. Melvin Heller: -Graduation Committee, Na- tional Honor Society, Letterman's Club, Soc- cer Team, Student Council, Flying Squad, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football, Basketball Team. Smooth Version of a Sharpie. ' U32 Lucille Herman: Adjustment Secretary, Gym Secretary, G.A.A., I.eader's Club, 3A-4B Club, All Star Volleyball, Intramurals, C.M.C. Easy on the Eyes. Sylvia Herzog: 4B Club, Exchange and Cir- culation Manager. Washington's Loss Was Steuben's Gain. Beverly Hibbard: G.A.A. Delegate, Service Chairman, Beta Tri I-Ii-Y, Troubador Club, Open Forum, Division Chairman, Seminar, Dramites. Sweet and Sincere. Ira Hirsch: Basketball Team, Track Team, Intramural Baseball, 4B Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Football, Business Manager. A Little Big Dealer. Iris Hirsch: Iournal Columnist, lunior Com- missioner of Deportment, Division Chairman, Open Forum, I.Y.L., Service Society, Student Council, G.A.A. Delegate. Sweet and Beau- tiiul. Florence Hockiield: 4B Club, Volleyball All- Stars, G.A.A., lournal Agent, C.M.C., Hall Guard, 4B-3A Club, Office Secretary, Ad- justment Room Secretary. Hustle, Hustle, Hustle, or . . . Enthusiastic Iitterbugf' Iudith Holland: Iournal Columnist, G.A.A. Delegate, French Club Secy., Ir. Comm. of Clubs, Music Appreciation Club, C.M.C., Secretary oi Open Forum, Dramites. She'll Rival Longfellow. - Raymond Holleb: Swimming Team, Basket- ball Team, Treasurer of I..ettermen's Club, Intramural Basketball, Football, Baseball, Student Council, 3A-4B Club. One Swell Guy. Ted Homer: R.O.T.C. lst Lieutenant, Iournal Staff, Bowling Club, Fire Guard, Air Raid Guard, Concert Band, R.O.T.C. Band, Span- ish Club, Baseball-Div. Team Intramurals. There's Something About a Soldier. Rosemary Homuth: G. A. A., Intramurals, Spanish Club. Cute. y rw Herbert Horwitz: Lunch Room Guard, Track Team, Basketball Intramurals, Spanish Club, Football Intramurals. A Modest Fellow. Frances Hotopp: Symphonic Choir, Madri- gals, G.A.A., G.A.A. Representative, Latin Club, Bowling, Hiking, Horseback Riding. Very Sweet and Demure. Dorothy Hudson: G.A.A., Adjustment Secre- tary, Enrollment Secretary, Hall Guard, Library Assistant. Quiet and Likeable. Margarette Hutchinson: G.A.A., War Stamp Representative, Service Society, Adjustment Secretary, Teacher Secretary. All Out for Victory. ' Eugene Iacobs: Honor Society, Movie Crew, Student Council, Student Court, R.OgT.C., Camera Club. Mighty Mite. Lawrence Iacobs: Spennelli. Ierry Iacobson: Smith Tournament Champs, Senior Basketball Team, I.Y.L., Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Soccer Champs, Letter- men's Club. Tall, Dark and Happy! Harriet Iacobson: Pan American Club, Serv- ice Society, Adjustment Secretary, Horse- back Riding Club, Bowling Club, I.Y.L., Red Cross. Vivacious Sophisticatef' Nancy Iensen: Beta Tri l-liLY Vice President, Symphonic Choir, Operetta, Iournal Typist, Iournal Agent, Bowling Club, Riding Club, Librarian, G.A.A., -Chairman Mother's Day Committee. Sweet and Charming. Don Ierry: I Attention Gob. f35,l Charles Iez: Pan American Club, Latin Club, Science.Club, Music Appreciation, R.O.T.C. Cadet. Quiet, But Nice. Don Iohnson: Chess Club, Chess Team, Ping Pong Club, Mimeograph, Division Business Manager, Open Forum Delegate, Billiard Club. On the Track to Success. Forrest Iohnson: Hi-Y, Symphonic Choir, Camera Club, Flying Squad, Chairman, ln- cidentals Committee. Mighty Man of Muscle. Frances Iohnson: Service Society, G.A.A., Gym Leaders, Tri Hi-Y, Secretary ot Honor Society, Secretary of Music Appreciation Club, Skillet Sisters, Student Council, Red Cross, Entertainment Chairman. Tall, Sweet and Charming. Grant Iohnson: Intramural Football, lntra- mural Basketball, Lunch Guard, Class Clubs. Gaunt and Friendly. Ianet Iohnson: Symphonic Choir, Matrigal Singers, Alpha Tri Hi-Y, Operettas, R.O.T.C. Frolics, Pan American Club, Service Society, Gift Committee. Blonde and Charming. Ray Iohnson: Hi-Y, R.O.T.C., Flag Raising Detail, Guard Detail, Ping Pong Club, 3A- 4B Clubs, Mimeograph Room, Fire Guard. Look Who's Blushing Now. Ivan Ioseph: Bowling Club, Student Council Alternate, Basketball Squad, Track Team, 4B Club, Basketball Intramurals, Football In-A tramurals, Honor Siciety. Has a Mind All of His Own. Herbert loss: Swimming Team, Tennis Team, Intramurals, 4B Club, 3A Club, Iournal Agent, Spanish Club. One of the Boys. Marietta Kagan: R.O.T.C. Band, French Club, G.A.A. Delegate, Annual Committee, Student. Council, Camera Club. Dainty and De- mure. K36! Iris Kahn: G.A.A., Tardy Secretary, Trou- badour Club, Program Adjuster. Quiet, But Nice. Stanley Kallick: 3B-3A-4B Clubs, Lutnch Guard, Science Club, Intramurals, Halln: Guard, Ben Franklin Club. Likeable Fel---Q loW. Frank Kane: Iunior Basketball Team, Intra- murals, Smith Tourney, Lunch Guard, 4B Club, Mother's Day Committee. Wonder- ful Skater. Florence Kaplan: Hall Guard, Librarian, G.A.A., ZA Club, 3B Club. A Glowing Ami- able Smile. Roselyn Kaplan: G.A.A., I.Y.L., 3A-4B Club, Pan American Club, Iournal Agent. Cute, Conqenial and Clever. Donald Karper: Commissioner of Clubs, Stu- dent Council, Lunch Guard, Fire Guard, Rifle Team, Intramural Football, R.O.T.C. Cadet Officer, C.M.C. Smooth. Ruth Karron: G.A.A., Swim Leader, French Club, 3A Club, Business Manager, Gift Com- mittee. Easy on the Eyes. Betty Katz: Hall Guard, Locker Guard, G.A.A., I.Y.L., AdVisor's Secretary, French Club, 3A-4B Club, Open Forum. Sweet Sophisticationf' . Iulius Keller: Iournal Representative, Busi- ness Manager, 4B Club, Social Chairman, Intramural Basketball-Football, I.Y.L., RO. T.C. Band, Division Room Chairman. Yo! Yo! Yudie. Mary Kielhach: G.A.A., Pan American Club fpast memberl, 3A. She's as Sweet as She ls Tall. Q T372 N ur .Q 1 sms X 55 Roberta Kite: G.A.A., Lunch Guard, Hall Guard, French Club. Happy Character. Iudith Klein: Honor Society, Service Society, Student Council, lournal Columnist, Enter- tainment Committee, G.A.A., Major Letter Girl, Librarian, Office Secretary, Gym Secre- tary. Blonde Bombshell. Carl Klint: The Strong Silent Type. Edward Kniii: Hall Guard, Open Forum, Book Room Helper, Science Club, Class Clubs, Pan American Club. He'll Get By. Diana Kohn: G.A.A., Bowling League, Sym- phonic Choir, Pan American Club. Stay As Sweet As You Are. Marion Kolner: G.A.A., Red Cross, Service Society, Division Secretary, Business Man- ager, l.Y.L., C.M.C., Lt. of Hall Guard. She'll Do Great Things. Lillian Kornieind: Vice-President 4A Class, Treasurer, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Annual Committee, President, 4B Club, Service Society, Symphonic Choir, G. A. A., Major Letter Girl, First Aid Class, Intramurals. Efficiency Plus. Lorraine Kornick: G.A.A., 3A-4B Club, French Club, Swim Leader, Hall Guard, Iournal Agent, I.Y.L., Riding Club, Service Society. Fashion Plate. Ioy Kozeluh: G.A.A. Representative, Presi- dent Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Health Class Pres. and Secy., Prom Chairman. SWeet and Sincere. Sidney Kramer: Track Team, Swim Team, Soccer Team, 4B Club, Intramural Club, Pan American Club, Student Council, Business Manager, l.Y.L. lndustrious and Energetic. F382 Ida Kravets: President of I.Y.L., Service So- ciety, Iournal Agent, Business Manager, Library Assistant, Hall Guard, G.A.A., French Club, Open Forum. Calm, Cool and Col- lected. Louis Kriesberg: Honor Society, Vice-Presi- dent, Open Forum, President -of Ari Club, Ir. Comm. of Publicity, Student Council Dele- gate, Lt. in C.M.C. Capability Himself. Norman Kritzman: lr. and Sr. Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Iournal Sports Editor, Lettermen's Club, Class Day Luncheon Com- mittee, Latin Club, Cross Country Track Team, Smith Tourney Seniors, Bleacher Squad Captain. Star Athlete. Lorraine Kruse: Latin Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Delegate, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, 3A-4B Club. Nice to Know. Bernard Kruss: Iunior df Senior Track Team, Lettermen's Club, Spanish Club, Stamp Club. Always Obligingf' Melvin Kumick: Iunior Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Swimming Team, Letter- men's Club,' Lunch Guard, 3B, 3A, 4B Club, Bleacher, Squad, Smith Tourney, lournal Staff. One of the Best. Betty Kushner: Orchestra, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Teacher's Secretary. She Knows Her Iewelry. Ardis Lahann: Honor Society, Service So- ciety, Symphonic Choir, Madrigal Singers, Operetta, Iournal Agent, G.A.A. Singing ls Her Pastime. - Phil Lane: Intramurals, R.O.T.C. Officer, French Club, Open Forum, Hall Guard, Con- cert Band, Science Club. Si-lent Romeo. Mildred Langer: Secretary, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Service Society, G.A.A., Hall Guard. Blonde and Sweet. r 39,1 - Lucille Larocco: Beta Tri-Hi-Y tvice presidentl, Honor Society, Symphonic Choir, G.A.A., 4B Club, Student Council, French Club, Gradua- tion Committee. A Girl Who Can Still Blush. Lionel Lazowick: Lettermen's Club, Swim- ming Team, Chess Team, Ping Pong Club, Concert Orchestra, Student Council, Track Team, Chemistry Whiz. Geraldine Letchinger: Hall Guard, Clean-up Squad lC.M.C.l Leader, G.A.A., I.Y.L., French Club 4B Club. One Swell Kid. lack Levant: Service Society, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, C.M.C., President, Latin Club, Track Team, Iournal Agent, Annual Agent, Fire Marshal, Gift Committee. Personality Plus. Arthur Levin: Hall Guard, Science Club, Swim Team, Corridor Maintenance Corps, Spanish Club, Lunch Guard, Tennis Team, 4B Club, Music Appreciation Club, Camera Club. Ready, Willing and Ablefu. Marvin Levin: Soccer Team, Basketball Team, Track Team, Intramural Soccer, Base- ball, Basketball and Football Champs, Let- termen's Club, Smith Tourney Champions. A Man of Few Words. Ruth Levin: Student Council, Iunior Commis- sioner Social, G.A.A.,. Librarian, Iournal Agent, l -Pan.. ..Arnerican.. Club,-. l.Y.L., Hall Guard, Lunch Guard. Winning Smile. Shirley Levin: G.A.A. She's Shy. Maxine Leviton: G.A.A., I.Y.L., lournal Agent, Gym Office Secretary, Health Secretary, Health Chairman, French Club. Von's Fash- ion Plate. Bette Levy: Office Secretary, Red Cross Rep- resentative, Student Council Delegate, G.A.A., I.Y.L., 3A-4B Club, French Club, Symphonic Choir, Iournal Writer. Pleasant Personality. H01 Mildred Levy: Science Club, G.A.A., Music Appreciation Club, Speech Class. lust Call Her Red. Dorothy Lewis: Student Council Secretary, Honor Society, Service Society Secretary, G.A.A. Election Commissioner, Major Letter Girl, Adjustment Secretary, Gym Leaders Club, All-Star Volleyball, Graduation Com- mittee Chairman, lournal Agent. Always Working, Never Shirking. Judith Lewis: G.A.A., Hall Guard, Division Secretary, Honor Society. She'll draw her way to fame. Dorothy Lord: G.A.A. delegate, Major Letter Girl, Secy. of Tardy office and Health Class, Locker Guard, Intramurals and G.A.A. bowl- ing, Pan'American Club, Attendance Secy. Spurs and Saddle, Program adjuster, Science Club. Athletically lnclinedf' Dorothy Lossau,.s5G.A.A., G.A.A. Delegate, Vice President ot Health Class. Hall Guard, Pan American Club. Fair and Soft-Spoken. William Loster: A Swell Fella. Ho:-riet Lubin. G.A.A., Latin Club, 3A Club, l.Y.L. A Person Everyone Likes. Sarah Luboff: G.A.A. Executive Board, lst Lt. Leader's Club, I.Y.L. City Treasurer, Sym- phonic Choir, Music Appreciation Club, Science Club, Letter Girl, Pan American Club, Gym Secretary. Active and Athletic. Sylvan Mack: Student Council, German Club, Pan American Club, Open Forum, 4B Club, Science Club, Ping Pong Club, German Secretary, Chairman Graduation Committee, Choir. My Frans- Hyman Mackler: Div. Business Manager, Pan American Club, 4B Club, Open Forum, Science Club, Ping Pong Club, Checker and Chess Club. One of the Best. ' f4l,l Marvin Mallon: Iournal Staff, Chess Club. Superman. Lorraine Mendala: G.A.A., Leaders, Letter Girl, Corridor Maintenance Corps, Gym Sec- retary, Annual Representative, Intramurals. Everybody calls her Shorty. Charles Marback: Baseball Team, Treasurer of Hi-Y, Secretary of Letterman Club, Hi-Y Football Team, Locker Guard, Gift Commit- tee. Errol Flynn Marbackf' Burton Margolis: Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, Latin Club, Drum Major of Band, Concert Band, 4B Club, Service Society, Bowling Club. A man's man. Aileen Marston: G.A.A., I.Y.L., C.M.C., Hall Guard, French Club, Choir. Modesty has Virtues. ' Norma Masters: Co-Chairman of Elections, All Star Volleyball Team, G.A.A. Executive Board, Student Council, Letter Girls, Intra- murals, I.Y.L., 4B Club, Mother's Day Com- mittee. Design for Happiness. Shirley Mendel: Hall Guard, Library Attend- ant, G.A.A., C.M.C., Office Secretary, 4B Club, Pan American Club, Service, Society. A Gal With a Swell Sense of Humor. Phyllis Michelson: G.A.A., Lunch Guard, Bowling League. Bubbling Bit of Feminin- ity Marilyn Miller: G, A. A., French Club, 3A Club, 4B Club. A Swell Girl to Know. Pauline Miller: Servicemen's Fund Represen- tative, G.A.A., Leader, Horseback Riding Club, 3A Club, G.A.A., Delegate, Intramur- als, Letter Girl, Locker Guard. Sociable Per- SOnCllllY.H H22 .w -. sf: X Shirley Minkus: Library Assistant, G.A.A., Adviser's Secretary, Office Secretary, I.Y.L., 3A-4B Clubs, Iournal Agent, Symphonic Choir, Service Society, Follies. Lots of Fun. Iudith Misar: G.A.A., Bowling Club, Red Cross, 4B Club, Hall Guard. Quiet, But Not Obscure. Norman Mittman: National Honor Society, Student Council, Service Society, Division Chairman, Service Squadron, 4B Club, Hall Guard, Div. Business Mgr. Scientific Sen- Slbllityf' Mary Modglin: National Honor Society Presi- dent, Service Society Representative, Student Council Executive Board, Advisor's Secre- tary, Student Secretary, Secretary Music Ap- preciation Club, Red Cross, G.A.A., Class Day Luncheon Committee. Hlndividualism and Intelligence. Monica Moeller: C.M.C., G.A.A., Alpha Tri- Hi-Y, Riding Club, 4B Club. Short and Sweet. Frances Mongite: G.A.A., Gym Leaders, Red Cross, Student Council, Teachers Secretary. Those Big Brown Eyes. Loretta Morgenstern: G.A.A., Librarian, Hall Guard, Teacher's Secretary, French Club, 2A Club. Peppy Nature. Allred Morris: Division Business Manager, Hall Guard, Open Forum, 3A-4B Club, Sym- phonic Choir, Operetta, Captain R.O.T.C., Commander, Competitive Platoon, Exhibition Squad, R.O.T.C. Frolics. There's Something About a Soldier. Bernard Mussmanr Student Council, Iournal Agent, Bailiff, Student Court, Service Society, 4B Club, Lunch Guard, I.Y.L., Gift Committee, Flying Squad. Friendly Personality. Lorraine McCann: Alpha Tri-Hi Y, G.A.A., G.A.A. Delegate, Hall Guard, Gym Leader, 3A-4B Club, Pan American Club, French Club. Swell and Peppy. 6432 Jeanette McNicho1: G.A.A., Class Clubs. Sweet and Shy. Dolores McPherson: Secretary, Alpha Tri-Hi- Y, 4B Club, 4B Owl , Intramurals, C.M.C., French Club, Lunch Guard, First Aid Class, G.A.A. Delegate. Pert Little Mac. Robert McPherson: Track Team, Swimming Team, Bowling Club, 4B Club. Quite a Guy. David McVey: R.O.T.C. Captain, Concert Band, Fire Guard, Rifle Team, Hi-Y, 4B Club. At Ease Soldier. Irving Naiditch: Non-Commissioned Officer R.O.T.C., Chemistry Club, I.Y.L., Pan Ameri- can Club, Lunch Guard, 3A-4B Clubs, Sym- phonic Choir, Company Rifle Team, R.O. T.C. Staff, Air Raid and Fire Drill Guard. Future M. D. Rosabelle Nakutin: French Club, I.Y.L., G.A. A. Delegate, C.M.C., Hall Guard, Class Club, Office Clerk, Attendance Secy., Team Cap- tain, Horseback Riding Club. Cute and Friendly. Beatrice Nelson: Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Symphonic Choir, President of Skillet Sisters, Madrigals Singers, G.A.A., H.M.S. Pinafore, Service So- ciety, Pan American Club. Mm - That Blonde Hair. Lorraine Nethalo: G.A.A., French Club. A Pleasure to Know. Roger Newlander: Pan American Club, Cor- ridor Marshall, Chess Club. A Good Fel- low. Annette Newman: National Honor Society, Service Society, Student Council, Iunior Com- missioner of Clubs, Commissioner of Awards G.A.A., Gym and Swim Leader, Graduation Committee, G.A.A. Executive Board, I.Y.L., Letter Girls Club. Socially Supreme. F442 Merrie Anne Newman: lunior Commissioner of Publicity, Student Council, lournal Col- umnist, Service Society, Art Club, Annual Committee, Iournal Agent, Hall Guard, l.Y.L., G.A.A., Miss Versatality Herself. Michael Nichols: Incidental Committee, Sym- phonic Choir, Hi-Y, Non-Coms Club, Com- petitive Platoon, Fire Marshall, C.M.P., Fly- ing Squad, Service Society, Pan American Club. Singing His Way. Richard Nowack: Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Hi-Y, Lettermens Club. Our Own Lou Gehrig. Gloria Nudelman: G.A.A., Bowling League, I. Y. L., C. M. C., Annual Committee, Hall Guard, Teachers Secretary, 4B Club, Leaders Club, French Club. Sweet and Friendly. Edythe Pearlman: Annual Committee, An- nual Representative, Office Sec., Student Council, Swim Leader, French Club, 4B club, Hall Guard, Red Cross Representative, Di- vision Room Chairman. Likes to Talk. Dorothy Peisert: Beta Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A. Sweet and Petite. Leonard Perlman: Basketball Team, Letter- man's Club, Intramural Sports. Len, The Comic. Doris Peterson: Symphonic Choir, Swim Leader, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y CAlphal 4B Club, Pan American Club. Not Another Like Her. Mary Lou Petlin: Student Council, Major Let- ter girl, Gym Leader, Volleyball Allstars, Business Manager, lournal Agent, Annual Committee, Intramural, G.A.A. Board, Ir. Commissioner of Socials. Well liked by all. Robert Phipps: Hi-Y, ROTC Officers, Officers Club, Rifle Team, Concert Band, Competitive Platoon, C.M.C. One Swell Person. ' A K 421 Alfred Poticha: Science Club, Chemistry Club, Radio Club, I.Y.L., Pan American Club, Lunch Guard, Hall Guard, Fire Guard, R.O. T.C., 3A-4B Club. Quiet Fellow. Austin Preston: Letterman's Club, Service So- ciety, Manager Baseball Team, lr. Commis- sioner ot Boy's Athletics, 4B Club, Student Council, Iournal Agent. Always has the answer. Lillian Przypiorski: G.A.A., C.M.C., Iournal Agent, Red Cross Rep., Hall Guard, 4B Club. A Quiet Girl With Many Virtues. Sonia Rcxbinovitz: Iournal Business Staff, G.A.A., Locker Guard, Pan American Club, 2A Club, I.Y.L. She Gets Around. Wilma Rachlin: G.A.A., French Club, Riding Club, Hall Guard, Captain C.M.C., 4B Club, I.Y.L., Program Adjustment Assistant, File Clerk, Tardy Clerk. Stay as Sweet as you Are! Winifred Rathke: Activity Chairman, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Spurs and Saddle, Hall Guard, C.M.C. Sincere and Pleasant. Fyllis Rainer: Executive Board ot Service So- ciety, National Honor Society, Symphonic Choir, Division Business Manager, Student Council, Iournal Agent, Latin Club, 3A-4B Clubs, Adjustment Secretary, G.A.A. En- thusiastic Scholar. Sherlee Redman: Honor Society, Water Bal- let, Captain, Swim Leader, Locker Guard, ln- tramurals, Lettergirl, 'I.Y.L., Pan American Club, Division Chairman, Red Cross Agent. Neptunes Daughter. Nick Rhodes: Hi-Y, Swimming Team, Letter- man, Student Council, Basketball Team, Graduation Comm. Bashtul but Cute. Ilene Rice: G. A. A., 4B Club, Hall Guard, French Club, I.Y.L., Gift Committee. The Eyes Have It. ' H62 Victor Rich: Hall Guard, Track Team, French Club, 3A Club, Red Cross Representative. Versatile Guy. Evelyn Riikind: G. A. A., French Club, 4B Club, Red Cross, Teacher's Secretary, Hall Guard. Swell Kid. Burton Rissman: National Honor Society, Class Club, Hall Guard, Smith Tourney, ln- tramurals, 4A Basketball Squad. Einsteins Boy. Rlsie Robertson: Class Leader, Honor So- ciety, President of Pan American Club, Serv- ice Society, G.A.A. Delegate, Gym Secre- tary, Latin Club, Leader's Club, Adjustment Secretary, G.A.A., Chairman of French Class. The S's have it. Luther Roehrs: Symphonic Choir, R. lT.C., 4B Club, Hall Guard, Pan American.it'Club. Tall Ambitious Blonde. Rochelle Rosen: All Star Volley Ball Team, G. 'A. A., G. A. A., Executive Board, Gym Leader, Secretary ot G. A. A., Bowling League, Hall Guard, Locker Guard, Latin Club. Nice Personality. A Martha Rosenberg: Student Council, G.A.A., Spanish Club. 'Short and Snappy. S-hirlee Rosenberg: G.A.A., I.Y.L., Service So- ciety, Hall Guard, 4B Club, Librarian, French Club, Annual Staff, Annual Representative. Charming Artist. ' Bill Rosenberg: R. O. T. C., Bowling Club, Fire Guard, Air Raid Guard. Friendly Per- sonality. Ronald Rothenberg: National High School Orchestra Champions, Smith Tourney, Con- cert Master of Orchestra, City Solo Contest. Our Young Heifitzf' N72 Cecile Rotman: French Club, Library As- sistant, 3A Club, 4B Club, Symphonic Choir, G.A.A. Delegate, Intramurals, Corridor Main- tenance Corps, Locker Guard, Service So- ciety. A Smile for Everyone. Bernard Rubin: National Honor Society, Serv- ice Society, Student Council, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard, C.M.C., Flying Squad, Treas- urer, 2A-3B-3A-4B Club, Fire Marshal, Gift Committee Chairman. Success Will Be His. Howard Rubin: Intramural Football, Track Team, Tennis Team, I.Y.L., Symphonic Choir, Smith Tourney, lournal Reporter, Pan Ameri- can Club, 3A-4B Club, Clean Up Squad. The Duke of Von Steuben. Stuart Rubin: Swi'n Team, Photooraphy Club, Science Club, Rifle Team, Hall Guard, Intra- murals, Service Society, Exhibition Squad, Competitive Platoon, Band. He Pictures Everybody. Sheldon Salzman: Ft.O.T.C. Band, Concert Orchestra, Iournal Statt, Ushers' Club, Intra- mural Swimming, Intramural Basketball, Class Clubs, Flying Squad, C. M. C., Hall Guard. Worth his weight in gold. Merle Samuels: Captain of Basketball Team, President of Lettermen's Club, Locker Guard, 3A-4B Class Club, Student Council, Iournal Agent. Liked by all. D Gale Sandler: Hall Guard, Spanish Club. A Gale of Laughter. Phyllis Sandler: G. A. A., Captain C. M. C., Ping Pong Club, Swim Leader, Latin Club, Library Assistant, Spurs and Saddle, Sym- phonic Choir, Tardy Office Secretary, Enter- tainment Committee. Modern Design. Gladys Savitt: Advisor's Assistant, Library Assistant, Service Society, G. A.- A., Pan American Club, Annual Committee, Sym- phonic Choir, Election Commission, Student Council. Bright as a New Penny. Annette Sawyer: lournal Agent, G. A. A., Open Forum, French Club, 3B-4B-4A Club, Hall Guard, CNLC. Sweet as she's dark. M82 b . , A Elayne Scharfer: Secretary, G.A.A. Delegate, 3B-3A-4B Club, Open Forum, Office Secre- tary, Science Class Chairman, Hall Guard, Pan American Club. Dark and Striking. Irving Schnayer: Student Council, lst Lt. R.O.T.C., Fire Marshal, Air Raid Marshal. A Gentleman Among Us. Sheldon Schreiber: Track Team, Lettermen's Club, Circulation Manager Iournal Staff, Sound Crew, Movie Crew, Lunch Crew, Ben Franklin Club. Service Society, lncidentals Committee. We Look Forward to His Bright Future. Irving Schultz: Annual Committee, Service Society, Iunior Basketball Squad, City News- paper Basketball Representative, Intramural Basketball, Smith Tourney, Student Court, Intramural Football and Baseball, I. Y. L., Service Squad. A Prince of a Fella. Myron I. Schulz: President Music Apprecia- tion Club, President Marionette Club, Hall Guard, Iunior Commissioner of Clubs, Sci- ence Club, 4B Club, Entertainment Commit- tee. Capability Himself. Gloria Schwartz: Service Society, Tardy Sec- retary, Office Secretary, Iournal Agent, Pan American Club, C.M.C., 4B Club, Hall Guard. SWeet and Efficient. Natalie Schwartz: Graduation Committee, Committee of Finance, Iournal Columnist, Water Ballet, Swim Leader, Graduation Com- mittee, Class Club, G.A.A., Honor Society, Service Society. Easy on the Eyes. Bernita Scott: Student Council, Symphonic Choir, Madrigal Singers, Service Society, Iunior Commissioner of Clubs, Tri Hi Y Chap- lain, G.A.A., Operetta Lead, R.O.T.C. Frolics, Entertainment Committee. Singing ls Her Specialty. Herbert Shaffer: National Honor Society, Con- cert Band, Track Team, 3A-4B Club, Pan American Club, Intramurals, Smith Tourney, R.O.T.C. Band, Flying Squad, Prom Commit- tee. Our Super Sharpie. Aviva Shanoff: Honor Society, Service So- ciety, Commissioner of Clubs, Adjustment Secretary, Tardy Secretary, Secretary of ZA- 3B Club, Vice President 4B Club, Student Council Representative, Iournal Agent, Class Day Luncheon Chairman, 2B-4A Club. Al- ways Helpful. N92 Charlotte Sonya Shapiro: Concert Orchestra, G.A.A., lournal Agent, 4B Club, Hall Guard. Service Society, I.Y.L., Librarian, Science Club, 2A Club. Blonde Hair Gets 'Em. Miriam Shimberg: Major Letter Girl, G.A.A. Executive Board, Swim Leader, Student Council, Riding Chairman, l.Y.L., Music Ap- preciation Club, Red Cross, French Club, Class Day Luncheon Committee. Attractive Sophisticate. Bette Siebold: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Pan American Club, Hall Guard, C.M.C., Hiking Club, Bowling Club, Lunch Guard, Tourna- ment Team. Walter Siebold: Swimming Team, Basketball Team, Hi-Y Football Team, Intramurals, Lunch Guard, Hi-Y Sports Commissioner, 3A-4B Club. God's Gift to Women. ' Rita Siegel: Room President, Room Secretary, Room Treasurer, Lunch Guard Secretary, Lt. in C.M.C., Lunch Guard, Lt. Hall Guard, Clerk in Office, Secretary of Spanish Club, Division Business Manager. Good talents happily applied to good ends. Dawn Sillescn: Social Chairman, Alpha Tri- Hi-Y, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Latin Club Troubador Club, Hall Guard. Oh! Those Dimplesf' Annette Silverman: G.A.A., I.Y.L., C.M.C., 4B Club, French Club, Hall Guard. Sweet and Serene. Rochelle Simon: Secretary of Marionette Club, Hall Guard, Tardy Secretary, Assistant Librarian, Red Cross, French Club, 4B Club, G.A.A. Cool and Limpid Green Eyes. Stanford Simon: Soccer Team, Track Team, Publicity Committee of Lettermen's Club, Student Council Representative, 2B-4B Club, Vice President I.Y.L., Lunch Guard, Intra- mural Sports. Iack Sklare: Senior Basketball Team, Iournal Staff, Lettermen's Club, C.M.C., Hall Guard, 3A-4B Club, Cross Country Team, . Smith Tourney, Intramurals, Prom Committee. All Around Athlete. ' U02 A X Anna Slahor: Vice President and Secretary of Skillet Sisters, Iunior Commissioner of Finance, Service Society, G.A.A., Division Secretary. Personality Plus. Hannice Smehoff: G.A.A., 3A-4B Club, Iunior Finance Committee, French Club. Marvin Sochat: Gym Department, Library Assistant, Corridor Maintenance Corps, Radio Club, Latin Club, R.O.T.C. A Little Shy, But Quite the Guy. Raymond Soderstrom: R.O.T.C. Captain, Stage Crew Manager, Fire Guard, C. M. P., Color Guard, Symphonic Choir, Competitive Platoon. The Man Behind the Scenes. 'QS Eugene Solar: Honor Society Member, Con- cert Orchestra, Student Council, Iournal Staff, Music Appreciation Club. Knowledge Un- limited. Darlene Solt: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer, G.A.A., Gym Leader, Gym Secretary, 4B Club, 3A Clubf Intramurals, Prom Commit- tee, Iournal Agent. Pretty and Pert. Florence Spector: Major Letter Girl, Office Secretary, G.A.A., Locker Guard, I.'YL.Li, Pan American Club, Spurs and ' Saddle, lntra- Elaine Steinberg: G.A.A., Advisor's Secre- murals, Gym Secretary. Modern Design. tary, I.Y.L., C.M.C., Library Secretary, French Club, Science Club, Hall -Guard, Library Helper, Locker Guard. Quite and Nice. Frances Steinborn: G. A. A., Spurs and Saddle, Library Assistant, Pan American Club, I.Y.L. Grace, Poise and Charm. Beverly Steinman: G.A.A., French Club, Book Room Assistant, 3A-4B Club, I.Y.Lf, Iournal Staff. The eyes have it. 5' 51 ,I U Marilyn Steinman: Service Society, G. A. A., 3B-3A-4B Club, Librarian, Adjustment Helper, Pan American Club, Servicemen's Fund, Red Cross, Gym Secretary, Gym Locker Guard. Oh, Those Eyes. Howard Stiebel: Class Clubs, Concert Band, Concert Orchestra, Service Society, I. Y. L., Iournal Agent. Happy, Handsome, He- Man! Iean Styles: G.A.A. Blonde Bombshell. Lester Susmdn: Basketball Team, Baseball, Track, Cross Country, Columnist on Iournal, 3B-3A Club, Lettermen's Club. Whow some boy Sester. Phyllis Svercllik: G.A.A., Symphonic Choir, Pan American Club, G.A.A. Delegate, 3A-4B Club, Hall Guard. Sweet Miss. Barbara Tegartdine: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., 3A-4B Class Clubs, French Club, Pan Ameri- can Club, Hall Guard. What a Redhead. Miriam Tishler: President of G.A.A., Student Council Executive Board, Service Society, Letterqirls' Club, Gym Leader, All Star Vol- leyball Team, Ioumal Aqent, I.Y.L., Intra- murals, 4B Club. Devil. Earl Tobor: R. O. T. C. Follies, Bond Rally, Student Council. Booqie. Katherine Tuveson: Beta Tri-Hi-Y, G. A. A. Swell Kid. Esther Wallack: Water Ballet, Swim Leader, Gym Leader, G.A.A., I.Y.L., French Club, Student Council, Assistant Librarian, 3A-4B Club, Music Appreciation Club. Star Eyes. f522 James Wanland: Lt. Colonel R.O.T.C., Rifle Team: Competitive Platoon, Hi-Y, Chief Fire Marshal, Chief Air Raid Warden, Lettermen, Movie Club, Class Day Luncheon Commit- tee. All Around Fellow. Harold Warshawsky: Safety Commissioner, Student Council, Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. Band, Concert Band, Service Society, 4B Club, Iournal Staff. Red-Headed Romeo. Phyllis Weinert: G.A.A., Spurs and Saddle, Pan American Club, Leaders' Club, 3A-4B Club. Such a Vigorous Personality. Marilyn Weinig: G.A.A., G.A.A. Delegate, Hall Guard, Pan American Club, 3A Club, 4B Club, Bowling League. She's Always Smiling Leroy Weinstein: Soccer Team, Cross Coun- try Team, Lettermen's Club, R.O.T.C. Non- Com, Sports Editor, Sound Room, Student Council, Intramurals. We get a kick out of him. Lois Weisburq: G.A.A., Pan American Club, I.Y.L., Locker Guard, 3A-4B Club. A Honey. Martin Weiss: Iunior Basketball Team, Bas- ketball Manoger, Soccer Team, Intramurals. Lettermen's Club, Iournal Sports Staff. 3B-3A Club, 4B Club. An All Around Boy. Wally Wender: National Honor Society, R.O.T.C. Guard Detail. R.O.T.C. Extended Order Platoon, 3A-4B Clubs, Science Club, Vice President Stamp Club, Pan American Club, Troubadour, R.O.T.C. Non-Commis- sioned Officer. Our Boy Wally. Theresa Wenig: French Club, G.A.A., Class Club, Iournal, I.Y.L., Open Forum, Trouba- dor Club. Friendly Personality. Dorothy West: G. A. A., French Club, Hall Guard, C.M.C., Symphonic Choir, 3A-4B Clubs, Class Chairman, Tardy Secretary. Charming Plus. U32 Adele Wilson: G.A.A., Lettergirl, I.Y.L., 4B Club, Swim Leader. Dark and Nice to Knowf A Molly Winokur: Symphonic Choir, Round Table of Christians and I-ews, G.A.A., 3A Club, Art Club, Open Forum, Service So- ciety, Pan American Club. Efficiency Plus. Toby Wolchin: National Honor Society, 3A Club, President Marionette Club, Swim Leader, French Club, G.A.A., lntramurals, Spurs and Saddle, Music Appreciation, I.Y.L. Modesty has its Virtues. Elsie Wolf: Class Club, l.Y.L., Honor Society, Division Chairman, Tardy Secretary, G.A.A., French Club, Art Club, Music Appreciation Club. Simple and Sweet. Florence Wolinsky: G.A.A., G.A.A. Delegate, Hall Guard, French Club, Leaders' Club, Bowling League, 3A Club. Gym Secretary, I.Y.L. Athetically lnclinedf' Iacqueline Worobow: G.A.A., Red Cross, Service Society, Spurs and Saddle, Pan American Club, Major Letter Club, 4B Club. Silent Worker. Maxine Youssim: G.A.A.p French Club, Hall Guard, Spurs and Saddle Club, Iournal Agent, 3A-4B Club. Modern Design. Illyne Zeidman: G.A.A., Hall Guard, Latin Club, Advisor's Secretary, Class Clubs. Topped by None. Reva Zlotnik: President of G.A.A., Captain of Leaders, Honor Society, Service Society, Annual Committee, Lettergirl, Secretary of 4B Club, Intramural Chairman, lournal Agent, Student Council Executive Board. The Best. Not Pictured Eli Shapiro: Knows All the AnsWers. Ierry Sherman: Track Team, Ben Franklin Club, Radio Club, Gym Department, R. O. T. C., Intramurals, 3A Club, 4B Club, Hall Guard. One in a Million. Florence Selan n f 5 'U With high honor and respect, Von Steuben salutes her service men and Women, those young people who left their homes, their education, their busi- ness, to tight for their heritage of freedom. Some will not return, but all Will live tor- ever, in our hearts as our guardians ot Liberty. VARIAN M. SHEA Principal Von STEUBEN HIGH Sci-roox. Cr-nomo I1.L1No1s iii Sid Brown Carl Beckstrorn Paul Shapiro Kenneth Soroka lerorne Iaffee Harold Zlotnik Seymour Zlotnik Martin Slahor Irving Stein Herbert M. Perlman Dave Reitman Harry Iohn Flood Lloyd Silvers lack Iobst Richard Sannem Paul Grehl Marvin Bernstein iririr Edward H. Ruby, Robert H. Magnuson Leslie Schalla ' Leonard Leviton Stanford G. Weinberg Harold Dermer Kenneth V. Epstein Samuel Cohen Daniel Iesser Edward Shapiro Raymond S. Magnuson Frank Vrandack Seymour Wildman Roy Newland Iohn E. Palm Robert E. Bloom Harry Wolinsky Daniel Bobich Harvey Davidson Harvey Sawyer Harry Marqraff Seymour Mann Robert Tichamer David Reitman Alan Schneider Buddy Morris Gilbert I. McPherson Walter Shapiro Le Roy Cohen Richard Graff Leonard Berkowitz lohn F. Kornfeind lerry Margrafi Herman Schwartz lrving Rosengren Leonard Berkovitz Hilliard Cooper Donald D. Levinson Ned Schriber Morton Rubin Gene Graff Edward L. Wilander Wilford Wittenberg Herbert Weintraub Marvin S. Weiss George Wolinsky sq .. r.tr L... - rx X M ..,....,x A so A Q-s ,b 1 s 2 r fr .si . -. ..wssl Q -.tee f..f.:.ft:-.ifm - - O 1 A - - f Harold Zlotnick Merwyn H. Adelman Harold Allen Walter S. Allen Carl Almblad Ierome Alperin Richard Amos Al. Anderson Walter A. Anderson Benny Antokal Robert Applebaum Sol Applebaum Arthur Arkush Victor Arnopolin Ioe Armbuster Leonard Asher Raymond Axelrod Arnold Badesch Harvey Badesch Gene S. Ball Patricia -Ballard Isaclore Bank Aaron Baron Sidney F. Barr Henry Barris Milt M. Barsky Murray Barsky H. Basan Bernard E. Baskin Irving Bass ' Marvin L. Becker Philip D. Becker Carl Beckstrom Norman Behklaln Gene S. Bell Gerald Bell Laurence Bell Eugene I. Bendersky Robert Beras Harold Berg Warren A. Bergbom Albert Berkenblit Leonard Berkowitz Helen W. Berlin Seymour Berlow Edward Berman Iean Berman Fred Bernard Bennett Berman Leo Berman Marvin E. Bernberg Edward Bernstein Lester Bernstein Martin Bernstein Marvin Bernstein Henry E. Berryman Robert Berryman Norman Bersh Fred Berschel - A GOLD Harold Roth William Veeck Arthur Lang Bernard Corman THEY HAVE NOT DIED IN VAIN William E. Bertram Wayne Beyer Armand Bezark Richard Bibergall Arthur Bierman Ierome S. Birch Leonard V. Birnbaum Warren Birgborn Robert I. Birsch William I. Bischof Charles Bischof Haskell Black A. Blackman Iack Block Harold G. Blonstein Bernie Bloom Don Blumenthal Dan Bobich Raymond S. Boll I. Boock Ierome K. Borak Earl Borchard I. Borchard Henry L. Borggren William Bornhoeft Richard Ellis Borns Allen L. Brainen Charles Brandess Leo Brandess Herman M. Brandhandler Robert Brandt William Brandt Stanley Brantner Charles F. Brenner Sander Breiner Burton Breiner Max Brier Sam Brier Harold Brindel Marvin Brodsky. Arthur Brown Ed. S. Brown Robert A. Brown Burton S. Bruner Bob Brownlie Harry Brumlik Ir. George B. Busch Hirsh Busch Robert Busch William Burns E. Bush P. A. Calabrese Ierome Cantor Louis Cantor Marvin Cantz Wm. Carder Elaine M. Carroll Kenneth Carlson Iames Carter Eilmore Casner Irwin Chaikin Berwyn Cherniet D. R. Chieffo Edward Christensen Harry Christensen Marvin Christensen Leonard Clyde Edgar E. Cobb Barney Cohen Edward I. Cohen Aaron Cohen Dave S. Cohen Herb Cohen LeRoy L. Cohen Marvin Cohen Philip Cohen Howard Cohn Morton Cohn Sheldon G. Cohn Gene L. Cole George R. Colodny Manny Colodny Leonard Cooper Charles E. Cooper David Coppy Albert Cout Marvin Corman George Cowper Frank E. Cory Iames Cunnally Owen Hobart Curra Art Cutshell Bob Danitz Harold Davidson Harvey Davidson B. L. Davis Daniel Davis Leslie Davis Milton Davis Pearl Davis Andrew- Damko Martin Desent Sid -Deutsch Harold Dermer Ralph Dernehl George Diamond Max Diamond Roy S. Diamond William Diamond Richard Dickerson Donald L. Dickhut Kenneth Dirschel Herman Dittrich Ioseph Dore Damon Dwyer H. Eager H M. B. Edelhut Theresa Einhorn George Eisenberg Sheppard Eisenberg F. S. Eisner Burton Y. Eisner Edward R. Elias Ice B. Elkes Benjamin Elkin Phillip Elkins Theodore Elia William I. Elia Horace Ellis Albert Ellison Carvyn Ellman Leonard Ellman Henry Emanuel Burt A. Epstein Bernard Epstein Irving Epstein Kenneth Epstein H. C. Erickson William Etheridge Eugene R. Evertsen Seymour Farber Burton Farber Howard Farkas Irving W. Farman Irving B. Feigen Manny Feingold Herman V. Feinstein Robert Feldman Arnold Fershtman Iordan Festenstein Paul I. Fierman Bernard Finder H. Gordon Fingerman Bernard Finkelstein Melvin Finkelstein Arthur Fisher Harry Iohn Flood Morris Fogel Iack Foster Richard Folkman R. E. Frank Ruth Frank Eugene Frankel William Frankel I Leonard Frankel Don F. Frederockson G. Freedlund I . Spencer Freedlund Warren B. Freedlund Louis Freter R. L. Friedman George Friend Marvin M. Fript Richard N. Fryman VON STEUBEN IVIEN Howard W. Fuog B. L. Galt Iack Garber Morris Garber William Garbers Burton Gardner Lewis R. Gartner George Garvas . Paul E. Geliman Albert Geller David Geller Saul B. Geller Myron Gerber Irving Getz Perry R. Gilbert Hyman Giliand R. F. Gilligan Iack Gitelis R. V. Glabazna Iames Glass Lawrence Glick Stanley Goland Eugene Gold Ray Gold Ned Gold Roland Goldiarb I. Goldberg Martin Goldberg Stewart Goldberg Sheldon Golde Ted W. Golden Seymour R. Goldgehn Lawrence Goldman Arthur L. Goldstein Miriam M. Goldstein Robert Goldstein Al. Gordon Arnold Wm. Gordon Erwin D. Gordon Marvin Gordon Melvin L. Gordon M. I. Gore Herman Goynshor Robert Gonshor Norman Grabowsky Gene Graff Richard Graff Maxwell Granat Benjamin Green Michael Green Mike Green Albert Greenberg Aubrey Greenberg Lester Greenberg Irving Greenspan Walter Gregory P. Grehl Clyde Grindle STARSA Maynard Knutson Sherman Levine Sidney Lubin Samuel Cohen Henry I. Hotopp Howard' Dernehl GOLD STARS NOT PICTURED AND WOMEN IN SERVICE William Grindle Iack Grodsky Al. Gross D. Gross Leon Gross George D. Gross Seymour Gross Robert Gross Paul L. Grossinger Herbert Gubin Carl Guelzo Louis I. Guinand Thomas Guinand I. R. Griswold Russell Gunther Leonard Gutman Allan M. Gutstadt Rolland Gustafson Sidney Haberman Clarence L .Hagen Howard Hahn Leonard Hahn Iohn Halverson I. Millard I-lanus Harry Harris Melvin Harris Richard Halpern Paul Hartney Russell Hattis Eugene Hasenberg Edward Hechtman Theodore Heller Irwin Helfand Ed Henrich Irene F. Hendricks Ioe Herbstman Herman Lawrence Harvey Herman Thomas Henderson Seymour Herman Norman Hershcovitz Frank Hesser Charles Hesser Ierome Heyman Eugene Hill Herbert Hillner Howard Hirsch Bertrand Hirsch Gerald S. Hoffberg Iack Hoffer Bernard Hoffman Melvin G. Hoffman R. T. Hoffman Marvin Holland Sol Holland Charles Holleb Walter Holmes Bernard Holzman Ierome Homer Paul Homer Seymour Homer William I. Horn Roy Horovitz Arnold Horvitz Art Horwitz Clifford S. Hraback Walter Hultgren Iames E. lnslceep Leo P. Israel Meyer Israel Robert Isaacson Stanley Izaks Yale Izaks Iack Iacobs Morton M. Iacobs Paul Iancovic Robert Iensen Raymond Ienssen Daniel R. Iesser Robert L. Iewell Iack Iobst Ierome M. Ioffe Clifford Iohnson Edward Iohnson Raymond W. Iohnson Richard Iohnson William Iohnson Sylvan Kaatz Sidney Kahn Marvin Kagan Bill L. Kallstrom Bernard Kalmin Bernard Kandel I. Kannett Leonard Kaplan Leo Karlinsky Robert Karmel Gilbert Kart Ierry Kasower Leonard B. Katznelson Teddy Katznelson Clifford L. Kaufman Charles V. Kelly Edward Kelly Michael Kelly William Kelly Colin Kempner Arthur Kerdemann A Daniel Kirchler Harvey L. Klein Harold C. Klesman Albert B. Klingman George Knitzberg A. Knopinski Russell Kneupfer Warren C. Koepke Ray Bidwell Iohn Weiss Robert A. Koff Gerald Kogen Irving Koiden Adolph Konack Bernard Konefsky Sam Konefsky Ino. F. Kornfiend Michael Kostan Leon Kozloff Ben Kravitz Iohn Kray Robert Krit L. Kritzberg Richard Kroll Iack Kron F. Krupicka Robert W. Kruse Lloyd Paul Kuehn Don Kulwin Bill Kunkel Alvin Kuznitsky Seymour Lacob Richard La Forge Edward Lally Iames I. Lally Peter Lally Thomas A. Lally Sherwin Landfield Marvin Long Eugene Lang Marvin Lasky Herbert Lasovsky G. Lassen David Lasser Harry A. Lee Ira Leeb Iack La Fevre Milton Lehtman Howard B. Leibendguth M. Leiberman P. H. Leiderman Roland N. Leider R. Leifman Robert W. Lester Harold S. Lester Sid Lestz Albert Levin Alfred Levin Harold Levin Ierome Levin Ierry Levin Terry Levin Leonard LeVine Marvin LeVine Michael Levin Norman B. Levin Donald Levinson Marvin Levinson Seymour Tratner Paul Levinson Leonard Leviton Melvin Levitt David Levy Ierry Levy Robert E. Lewis Harvey Lewis Robert A. Lichamer Fred Lieberman Kalman Lieberman Wilbert Liebow Roy Lindell Donald Lindaas Eugene Linsky Marshall Linslcy Arthur S. Lipski Bernard Liss Edward Litke Marvin Long Ierome London Mel Lotman Robert Lowitz Ardie Lubin Iack Lubor Frank Lukashek Herbert Luke Seymour Lurie Charles Lyons Lenore Isaacson McKee G. I. McPherson Donald E. Maas Al. Magida Ray S. Magnuson Robert Magnuson Harold Mallon Howard Mandel Ioseph Mann Seymour Mann R. G. Mannot Ralph O. Mansberger Adolph Marcus Freddie Marcus Lyle Marcus Seymour Marcus Robert Margolis Ierry Margraff Anthony Marsicek Hymen Marx Harold R. Mautner Edward I. Megen Edward McGough Gilbert McPherson Philip A. Mehl Iohn Meier Sidney Melzel George Melidones H. B. Mendelsohn Nathan Mendes Arthur L. Messinger Harvey Messinger Avrom I. Metcalf Eugene Meyer Hy Meyer Marvin P. Meyer Milton Meyer Robert Meyer Daniel Miellce Harry H. Minnick Louis Michaud I. M. Miller Ioe Miller Vernon Miller Raymond Milling Harold Minkus Frances Miripolsky Sam Miripolsky Herbert Mistrofsky Harold Mlin Lionel Mlin Andrew Moclco George A. Moeller Richard G. Mannot Edward I. Morris Iack Morrison Ierry Morrison ' Marshall Moses Richard Muhr Will Munch O. Natkin Robert F. Natkin Seymour Natkin Iohn Neil Allen Nelson Clifford H. Nelson Robert Nelson Irwin Nemzer Seymour Nessenson Lester Netzky Raymond Newland Nat Newman George C. Nichols Henry G. Niclas Sidney Nitz Mary Iane Niven Ioseph Nodell Seymour Nodell Arthur Nortman Marvin H. Nortman Leo Nozick Iohn O'Brien Howard Ochakoff P. Ockrim Oscar Odza Iack O'Keen S. Harold Ohtness D. Orloff 'V I VON STEUBEN MEN .AND WOMEN IN SERVICE fcontinuedl Henry Osgood Thomas F. O'Toole Ben Paddock Iohn E. Palm Werner T. Pcilmblad Alex Pastinsky Richard Paul S. Paul George Paulos Sid Povlove Sam Pakarsky Warren Penner Leon Penzik Herbert M. Perlman Elmer Perlman Martin Perlman Bill Pervier Bert Peterson Harold E. Peterson Roger Peterson F. C. Pfister Harold Phillips L. P. Phillips Robert Plumhoff L. Plumer Manny Polansky Ierome Pollack Sol Polansky Paul W. Poticha Irving P. Preis H. Price Wilbur Quast - Willard Rabinowitz Norman Rachlin Harold Raskin Erwin I. Rasof Seymour Ratsky Russel H. Reed D. Reitman Cherry Rest Edwin Rest Marvin Rhum Sidney Rhum Seymour Richman Claude Ringler Fred Ringler Albert Rissman lack Rissman Dave Robinson Edward G. Robinson Robert D. Robinson Max Robinson Leslie L. Rockoff Philip Rohr David S. Rosen Sid Rosenbaum Arthur Rosenberg Art Rosenberg Morton Rosenberg Seymour T. Rosenfield Irving Rosengren Seymour Rosenthal William Rosenthal Harold Rosner Ted Roosvall Alvin Roth Morton Roth Melvin Rotblatt Robert Rothman Irwin Rothschild Martin Rothstein Malcolm Rubin Morton Rubin Robert Rubin Russell Rubin Willard Rubinowitz George Ruck Arnold Rueb Edward H. Ruby Howard I. Ruby Philip Ruskin Robert Rusk Herman Ruth H. L. Rutkin Samuel Rutchke Allen M. Ruttenberg Le Roy Rutizer Thomas Ryan William Ryckman Robert Rydstedt Leonard Salberg Charles Salinger Seymour Salkend Seymour Saltzman Ierome Salvay Irwin Salzberg Richard Salzman Alfred Sammon Bernard Sammon Henry Samuels Leroy Sanger Richard Sannem Robert Sannem Paul Sansone Hymen Savit Harvey Sawyer Harold Sax Harold Schaffer Seymour Schaefer Alvin Schalla Leslie C. Schalla William Scharf Arnold Scharf Sidney Scheiman Willard F. Schellin Leonard Schinazi Louis Schissel Morton Schlinsky Morris Schmidt Alan R. Schneider Henry Schneider Ralph W. Schneider Terry Schneidmann Everett Schofield Art Schriar Ned Schriber Daniel Schulgasser Howard Schultz M. M. Schultz Robert Schultz Henry Schwartz Herman Schwartz Lewis Schwartz Gerald Schwartz Herman Schwartz Irwin Schwartz Ray Schwartz Lawrence Scully Sherwin Scully Sidney Seifert Robert Sell Raymond Senn Morris Settler Harold Shaffer lack Sham Alan Shapiro Edward Shapiro Irving Shapiro Max Shapiro Morton I. Shapiro Morris C. Shapiro Walter Shapiro Arthur Sheridan Herman Shinitsky Al Shlay William Shull Alfred Shure Richard E. Sieben Ir. I. D. Siegal Leo Siegel Lawrence Sigale Robert Sill Marvin Silver Richard Silver ' Floyd Silverman Harvey S' rman Paul Silvmdn David Simon Iordan Simon Louis Simon Ray Simmons H. Singer George C. Sipusich Seymour Singer Arnold B. Sklare Ioe A. S. Skonberg Iohn Skonberg Kenneth E. Skonberg Martin Slahor Ir. Sheldon Slotten ' Aaron Smith Bernard Smith Charles Smith L. Smith Ronson I. Spencer Edward Soderstrom Harry V. Soderstrom Alvin 'Soest . Paul Soest Bernard Solomon Charles Solomon Albert W. Solovitch Carl Solovy Kenneth Soroka Jerry Spector Donald Spitzer Iohn Staffa Edwin Stallman Leonard B. Stallman Roger Stanton Lawrence Starr Daniel H. Steelman George B. Stefan Iohn V. Steffen Al. Stein Arthur Stein I. A. Stein Maurice Stein Sheldon R. Stein Stan. Stein Seymour Stein Stanley Steinberg Edward Stempel Marvin Sternberg Raymond Stewart Max Stone Sam Stone Werner Storch' Robert Stracek Roland Strornquist Iohn H. Strong Hubbard Sundborg H. R. Sutker Gale Adele Swanson Vincent Swanson Seymour Tabin Burton Tabor Marvin Tagrin A. R. Tauber Robert Tauber Roy Tiefeld Iack A. Teller Burton Terry I. I. Terry Edward H. Thamerus William Thomas Ralph Thamerus Iohn Thomas Mark Thomas Ioseph I. Thompson Warren Thorpe Marshall Tinsky Burton Tobor Harry S. Tolen Nat Tolen Stanley Tolf S. Traister Kenneth Trigger Henry Trigger Iames L. Tuma Robert W. Tuma Harold Uhr Lester Utzig Robert R. Venturini Ierry Victor George Voss Robert Wachenheimer Aaron Wachman George E. Wagner Ir. Ierry Waitz Kenneth Waitz S. Waldman Robert Walla Max Robert Waller Clarence Wandersee Alvin Warsaw Lawrence Warsaw S. Warshew lack Watt George D. Watt Dave Waxberg F. C. Hymen Waxberg Harry Waxberg Stanford G. 'Weinberg Lawrence Weinstein Herbert B. Weintraub Leonard Weinzimmer' Burton 'Weissbuch Donald Weisbaum Seymour Weisman Marvin S. Weiss Ioseph Weissman Alex Weisz Carl Weksler Alfred Wenke Herbert Wexler Alvin Wekstein Wm. Wayne Shisler Morris White Edward Wilander Irving Williams William P. Vllilson Alvin Winefield . Milford Wittenberg Wilton Woehlck George I. Wolinsky Milton Wood Marvin Woolf Clayton Wright Iohn Wright Earl David Yaffe Irving Yanover . Harvey Yermack Leonard Yordon Clifford Zalay I. Zarovsky George N. Zaslaw Stanford G. Zaslaw Harold Zebolsky Ierome Zeitlin Howard Zimet Earl P. Zimmerman Martin Zimmerman Sol Zitlin Melvin R. Ziven Seymour Zlotnik Cliff Zolay Allan Zoot Iames Zvoloneck Leonard A. Zuckerman Ios. Wm. Zutz Marvin Eissman Lorenz Mundstock Robert Mundstock glass of ganuary IQH5 Eunice Anderson: G.A.A., Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, At- tendance Secretary, 4B Club. Admired by A1l Iohn Anderson: Student Council-5 Semes- ters, Division Chairman, Swim Team, Bas- ketball Team, Letterman, Vice President ot Class, Secretary of Hi-Y, Iunior Commis- sioner oi Socials, Sound Recording Staff. The Athletic Dynamo. Alan Bcxdour: Symphonic Choir, Lead in Pinafore, Pirates of Penzance, Trial by Iury, Madrigal Singers, Guard Detail Com- mittee, Service Society, Iournal Agent, Movie Crew, Property Manager, Competi- tive Platoons. '.'Prince Charming. Phillis Barnett: G.A.A., Journal Agent, Busi- ness Staft of. Iournal, 4B Club, Red Cross, Pan American Club, Service Society. - Smil- ing Through. w Clean Up Squad Iournal Columnist 3B lntra mural Football Champs 4B Club 2A Student Council Representative Letterrnens lub Sophomore Intramural Basketba . Burton Bauer: Iunior Basketball Team, Iunior I u I I G SI 4? 'J Cheer Leader ucc 'Q . l 1 ' WQY- f Liv,-rig-c. '26 SEL' C Cf' Richard Beck: Hi-Y, Lettermen's Club, Base- ball Team, 4B Club. Superman Gilbert Bendoffz -4B Club, Gym Clerk, Intra- mural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Inter- mural Football, Smith Tourney, Basketball Team. An All Around Guy That Gets Around. - Maynard Berkman: Soccer Team, Basketball Team, Lettermen's Club, 4B Club, Smith Tournament, Intramural Basketball and Foot- ball, Baseball Team, Locker Guard, Iournal Staff. A Shy Romeo. Walter Berkowitz: Lettermen's Club, Man- ager of Basketball Team, Service Society, Editor ot Iournal, Lunch Guard, Hall Guard, Sound Room, Co-author of Running Wild, Student Council, 4B Club. Red Hair and a Real Sense ot Humor. Howard Berman: Associate Chief Iustice Student Court, Swim Team, 4B Club. 2A Club, Lunch Guard, Pan American Club, Student Council, Flying Squad. Casanova Kid. 0532 Iordon Berman: Soccer Team, Student Coun- cil, 4B Club, Lettermen's Club, Intramural Football, Intramural Soccer, Intramural Bas- ketball, Intramural Baseball. He Gets Around. Richard M. C Ric-an-lo D Blonariz: R. O. T. C. Officer, Competitive Platoon, Exhibition Squad, Lunch Guard, Guard Detail, Fire Marshal, C.M.P. A Tall Blond with a Beau- tiful Pompadourf' Irving Bloom Studs: Lettermen's Club, Bas- ketball Manager, Student Council, Lunch Guard. 4B Election Commission, 4B Club. Like thefSprinq, Bloom ls Always Cheerful. Carol Blumenthal: Division Secretary, Co- ordinator's Assistant, G.A.A., 4B Club, Pan American Club, Red Cross. Lovely to Look at Marshall Blumenthal: Track Team. Soccer Team, Basketball Team, Intramural Football, Intramural Basketball, Smith Tourney, Chess Team, Iunior Commissioner of Socials, 4B Club. Swish. Ioe Chinny Bleicelier: Photographers As- sistant, 4B Club, 2B Club, Science Club, Hall Guard. Strives for Success. Sheldon Shelly Bockner: Basketball Team, Iournal Staff, Smith Tournament, Hall Guard, Co-author of Steuben Follies, Intramurals. Hey! Hey Hey! Good Looking. Mary Boalke, quiet and reserved is our Mary. t Lois Braun: G.A.A., Pan American Club, Iournal Agent, 4B Club. The Gay Stranger. Bernard Bregar Gremlin: Art Club, Intra- murals, Marionette Club, Track Team, 4B Club, Lunch Guard, Ace Club. Holds Weight in Our Class. f64l Dorothy Bresnik: G.A.A., C.M.C., Student Council, 4B Club Secretary, Division. Secre- tary, Division President, Division Business Manager, G.A.A. Delegate, I.Y.L., Pan Ameri- can Club. Star eyes. Sally Brody: Cf.A.A., 4B Club, Student Coun- cil, Troubadour, Study Hall Secretary, Divi- sion Secretary, Division Business Manager, Kelvyn Park, Hall Guard, Library Assistant, Pan American Club. A Gay Chatterbox. Leonard Bronstein: Concert Band, R. O. T. C. Band, Concert Orchestra, Bowling Club, In- termural Bowling Champ, Service Society, 2A Club, 4B Club. Music Maker. William Brown: Division Room Secretary, Iournal Agent, Basketball and Swim Intra- murals, 4B Club,C.M.C., Hall Guard. Smile and Be Happy. P Q Ira Chizever: Cheerleader, Lettermen's Club, Student Council, 4B Club, I.Y.L., C.M.C., Smith Tourney, Frosh Baseball Champs, Di- vision Chairman. Man About Steuben. Harry M. Cohen: Cheerleader, Lettermen's Club, Enrollment Secretary, Track Team, Baseball Manager, Troubador Club, 4B Club. 2A Club, Basketball Intramurals. Wishful Thinking. Iordcm M. Cole, 4B Club, Lettermen's Club, Track Team, Cross Country Team, Soccer Team, Intramurals, Camera Club, Iournal Agent, War Stamp Agent, 2B Club. One Man Track Team. Carol Dcrhm: G.A.A., Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, 4B Club, C.M.C. Refreshing as a breeze. Leonard Deutsch: Iournal Staff, Iournal Rep- resentative, R.O.T.C. Officer, Color'Guard, Guard Detail, Competitive Platoon, C.M.P., 2B Club, 4B Club, Bowling Club, Concert Orchestra. Versatile Fellow. Iune Eckholm: G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Council Dele- gate, 4B Club, C.M.C., Symphonic Choir. One Touch of Venus. f65l 1 5--F ,-Sf., t 5 Q fl Don Elesh: Baseball Team, Track Team, In- termural Football, lntermural Basketball, 4B Club, Smith Tourney, 2A Club. Sports Shall Ever Be His Love. Fred Cur1y Elesh: Bowling League, 4B Club, Intramural Bowling Champs, Intra- mural Swim Champs, B.O.T.C. Medal Win- ner, Competitive Platoon, Basketball Intra- murals. Prompt, Punctual, Practical. Dorothy Erickson: G.A.A., 4B Club, C.M.C. Cordial and Sincere. Iohn Erickson: R.O.T.C. Officer, Booth Man- ager-Stage Crew, Symphonic Choir, Nation- al Honor Society, Hi-Y. A Swede and Proud of It. Tom Eve-rst: Basketball Team, Smith Tour- ney Team, 4B Club, Baseball Team. One of the Boys. Larry C. Favish: Baseball Team, Basketball Team Manager, R.O.T.C. Band, Letterman's Club, Intramural Football, 4B Club, President 2B Club, Iournal Agent, Hall Guard. King of Swing. Rochelle Feder: National Honor Society, Sec- retary Student Council, Service Society, Sec- retary Pan American Club, Iournal Reporter, Red Cross, Student Council Delegate, Locker Guard, 4B Club, C.M.C. Faithful Forever. Rose Feiqen: Iune 1944 Annual, Activities, G.A.A., Pan American Club, 4B Club, Chair- man in English Class, Hostess, Secretary in Music Class, Secretary in Typing Class, 2B Club, Troubadore Club. Girl of Mystery. Harriett Felsenthal: Nat'l Honor Society, G. A.A. Executive Board, Water Ballet, Officer- Swim Leaders Club, Major Letter Girl, Tardy Secretary, Intramural Volleyball, Horseback Riding Chairman, G.A.A. Delegate, Division Assistant. A Swimmer Full of Pep. Lottie Fertel: G.A.A., Adj. Sec., Pan American ?lub1,,I.Y.L., 4B Club. All That and Dimples oo C662 Robert F ine: Hall Guard, Library Asst., Guard Detail, Competitive Platoon, Exhibition Squad, R.O.T.C. Office, Lunchguard, C.M.P., Science Club, Intramurals. There's some- thing about a soldier that is Finel Fine! Fine! Edwin Fishman: Pan American Club, 2B Club, 4B Club, Hall Guard, C.M.C., Track Squad, Smith Tournament, Intramural Bas- ketball, Intramural Football. I-ler Ideal. Albert Frank: Iournal Agent, Iournal Staff, Li- brarian, Lunch Guard, Guard Detail, Hall Guard. A small boy with lots to say. Burton M. Friedman: National Honor Society, Service Society, R.O.T.C. Officer, 3A Division Business Manager, Open Forum, Pan Ameri- can Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Music Appreciation Club, 2A Club. Scientific Sensibility. Helen Gable: G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y, 4B Club, ln- tramurals. Dangerous Dancing Devil , Harold Russell Gelfmun: R.O.'I'.C. Officer, 9 BA Associate Iustice, Competitive Platoon, Officer in Charge of Color Guard, Chief lus- tice Student Court, Student Council Executive Board, Youth Conference Delegate, Annual Representative, Treasurer of the 4B Club. Staunch, Sturdy, Straight and Superior. Morton Geller: a mighty fine fellow. Sylvia Genow: G.A.A., Hall Guard, 4B Club. She knows the Short Cut to Success. Marion Gerstein: G.A.A., 4B Club, Orchestra, Hall Guard, Class Secretary. Capability is her keynote. Mildred Giltand: Student Council Represen- tative. Vim, Vigor and Vitality. !'67,l Ronnie Gilford Gilly : Election Commission, Student Council, 4B Club, 2B Club, Swim- ming Squad, Pan American Club, lntra- murals. Don't 'Dell' Anyone. Eugene Ginsberg: Basketball Team, Intra- mural Basketball, Intramural Football, Smith Tourney, Checker Team, Chess Team. Shy Romeo. S Sonia Gitlitz Sunny: G.A.A., Pan American Club, 4B Club, Hall Guard, Red Cross, 2B Club, Class Chairman, 4B Club. Sunshine Gal. Howard Glassberg: ZA Club, 4B Club, Lunch Guard, Bowling League, Ping Pong Club, Science Club, Hall Guard.. Swing and Sway the Glassberg Way. Raymond Glassmun: Baseball Team, Basket- ball Team, Soccer Team, Lettermen's Club, Letterman, Intramural Sports, 4B Club, Intra- mural Basketball Champs, 4B Follies. An Athletic Star Who Will Go Par. Ione Glassmanz Iunior Red Cross, G.A.A., l.Y.L., Service Society, Tardy Sec., Lunch- guard, 4B Club, 2B Club. Amiable and Am- bitiousf' Faye Gleickerz Letter Girl, Choir, G.A.A., In- tramurals, Locker Guard, 4B Club, C.M.C., 2B Club. Vivacious Little Redhead. Elaine Glickmcmz G.A.A., Intramurals, G.A.A. Delegate, 4B Club, Pan American Club, I. Y.L. Sweet Little Miss. 1' Esther Glickmcm: G.A.A., Major Letter, Intra- murals, G.A.A. Delegate, 4B Club, Pan American Club, I.Y.L., Captain of Basket- ball Team, Captain of Volleyball Team, Div. Basketball Team. Double Trouble. Allan Goldberg: Symphonic Choir, ZA Club, 4B Club, Competitive Platoon, Guard Detail. A Little Bit of Everything. f KGS! Anita Goldberg: G.A.A., Iournal Agent, 4B Club, G.A.A. Delegate, Red Cross Worker, Helper in Finance Office, Library Helper, I.Y.L. Not Very Tall, Well Liked By All. Mark Goldberg: Swim Team, Iournal Pho- tographer, Student Council, Business Man- ager, R.O.T.C. Band, Orchestra, Camera Club. Carefree and Gay. Ronas Goldwasser: G.A.A., Spurs 61 Saddle, Sec. of Service Soc., Pan American Club. I.Y.L., Library Ass't., Bowling Club, Iournal Typist, 4B Club, 2B Club. Queen of The Key Board. Iune Goodwick: G.A.A., Tri-I-li-Y, C.M.C., 4B Club, Latin Club. Sweet and Shy and Oh Those Eyes! lack Gornberg. Honor Society, Officer R.O. T.C., Com. Officers Club, Student Council Delegate, 4B Club, Open Forum, German Club, B.O.T.C. Guard Detail, Stamp Club, Iournal Agent. Long Words. lack Gordon: Senior Basketball Team, Frosh Basketball Champs, Frosh Baseball Champs, Frosh Ping Pong Champ, Smith Tourney Cast., C.M.C., I.Y.L., 4B Club, Hall Guard, Pan American Club. Tall, Dark and Ath- letic. Delores Grcmdstrand: Miracle Book Club, Clinics Secretary, G.A.A. Quiet Little Miss. Sheldon Green: Competitive Pl atoo n, R.O.T.C. Non-Com, Music Appreciation, 4B Club. Always Working-Never Shirking. Phyllis Greenberg: Major Letter Girl, Lead- ers, G.A.A. Executive Board, Gym Sec., G. A.A. Delegate, 4B Club, 2B Club, I.Y.L., Open Forum. Laugh and the World Laughs with You. Vivian Greenberg: G.A.A., G.A.A. Delegate, Tennis Team, 2B Club Sec., Gym Leader, 4B Club, Iournal, I.Y.L., Riding Club, Bowl- ing Club. Viv acious. msn Rose Greenfield: Symphonic Choir, G.A.A.. Music Appreciation, 4B Club, Iunior Red Cross, Hall Guard Duty, H.M.S. Pinafore, Pi- rates of Penzance. Her Talents are Strictly Musical. Annette Gromiin: G. A. R., Pan American Club, Student Council, 4B Club, Bowling League. Our Chum. Eddie Grusin: Swim Team, Tennis Team, R.O.T.C. Non Com., Band, Orchestra, 3A Club, Pan American Club, Science Club, Iournal Staff, Student Council. Likable Fel- loW. Fred Guliasi: Captain or Soccer Team, C.M. C., Hallguard, Non-Com., R.O.T.C., Smith Tourney Champs, 4B Club, Lettermen's Club Intramurals. One oivthe fellows. Iane Haas: Beta Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., 4B Club, 2B Club. A Modest Little Miss. Alice Hammerberg: G.A.A., Tri-Hi-Y Sgt. at Arms, Follies, Division Business Manager, 4B Club, Pan American Club. Petite and Sweet. Nonna Harrington: National Honor Society, Beta Tri-l-li-Y, G.A.A., Concert Band, Orches- tra. Sweet, silent, studious and sWe1l. Rita Hart: l.Y.L., G.A.A., C.M.C., Hall Guard, Iournal Agent, Annual Committee, 4B Club, Student Council Rep., Secretary, Pan Ameri- can Club. Vivaciously Lovely with Dim- ples. Sylvia Hershcovitz: Gym Sec., G.A.A. Dele- gate, Division Business Manager, Lunch Guard, Service Society, Honor Society, 4B Club. Sunnyside Up. Elaine Highfield E : G. A. A., C. M. C., 4B Club, Intramurals, Student Council Delegate. A Sweeter Blonde Cannot Be Found. 1702 S1'r1M-w ' Marilyn Holden: Beta-Tri-Hi-Y, G. A. A., C. M. C., 4B Club. A study in quiet charm. Lilyan Horwitz: G.A.A., Librarian Sec., Ad- vanced Chorus. Hall Guard. Roosevelt's Gift to Von. Catherine Hoth: Corr. Sec. of Beta Tri Hi-ff, G.A.A., 4B Club, C.M.C., Office Sec'y, An- nual.Represer1tative. Eyes that Speak. Beverly Issen: G. A. A., Volleyball Intramur- als, 4B Club, Swim Leader. Charming lit- tle Bev, a shapely thing. Dan I. Jacob: Swimming Team, Intramurals Swim Champs, 'Intramural' Football, Intra- mural Basketball,- Baseball Team, Hall Guard, 2B Club, 4B Club. Tall and lanky, but never cranky. Paul Iankauer: Lunch Guard, Sound Boom, Student Council, Executive Board, Service Society, Co-Editor: of Iournal, 4B Club, Co- Author of Steuben's Follies. The Count of Monte Cristo. Lois Iawin. G.A.A., Tardy Secretary, Former Treas. Beta Tri-Hi-Y, 4B Club, Intramurals, Teacher's Secretary. Bright and Efficient. Ierry lesser: Student Council Rep., G. A. A., I. Y. L., Intramural Volleyball, G. A. A. Dele- qate, Locker' Guard, 4B Club, Red Cross, C. M. C.- Attractive Brunette. f'fL ul-A! ' ' Jfli- - -9492--Sf:-:git ' 3,1 E ia? q-we-tim, Fw. Juli? v'g.,..A,f is 'Q - - 2 N Mafia. . .- - Y A ,Jw sz . + -Y 'key ' I xr. '5 lkzf- I Sylvia Louise Iez: Beta Tri i-Y, nor So- ciety, Service Society, 4B C ub, Class Secre- tary, G.A.A., Pan American Club, Red Cross. A Heart of Gold. . Vivian Ioel: G.A.A., C.M.C., 4B Club, 2B Club. Beautiful Raven Tresses. f71J .P X Charles Iohnson lKru-Cutl: Hi-Y, Soccer Team, 4B Club. i'One of the Boys. Eleanor Iolmson: G. A. A. Quiet and Re- served. Beverly loss: G. A. A., C. M. C., Library As- sistant, Riding Club. Give me my Spurs and Saddle. Rose Kaplan: Cheerleader, G.A.A., Faculty Secretary, I.Y.L., G.A.A. Delegate, 4B Club, C.M.C., Stamp Representative, Gym Leader. Belle of the Ball. Miriam Kaplan Mickey : G.A.A., 2B Club, 4B Club, Art Club, C.M.C., Riding Club, Hall Guard, Student Chairman. Did You Ever See a Dream Walking! Lorraine Kaplan: Business Manager, 4B Club, G.A.A., Pan American Club, Student Secre- tary, Troubadour, Intramurals. 88 Keys. Shirley Kattlove: G.A.A., I.Y.L., Pan Ameri- can Club, ZA Club, 4B Club, Adi. Sec., C. M.C. Eyes that lntrigue. Alan Katz: Editor-in-Chief Von Steuben Iour- nal, Honor Society, Service Society, R.O.T.C., Follies '42, Bowling Club, 4B Club, Iournal Agent, Open Forum, Hall Guard. A Favor- ite Wherever He Goes. Paul Kaufman: Symphonic Choir, 4B Club, Tennis Team, Track Team, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal. Tuley's Gift to Von. Barbara Kesner: National Honor Society, Pan American Club, 4B Club, 2B Club, Tardy Sec., G.A.A., Lunch Guard. Sparkling Per- sonalityf' 5721 y Marion Komorow: G.A.A. Small Fry. Harriett Komblithi G.A.A., I.Y.L., Spanish Club, 2B Club, 4B Club, Lunch Guard, Bowl- , inq Club, Cpen Forum. Small and Slim and ' Full of Vim. Clyde Kossack: Soccer Team, Iournbtjl1Aqent, 4B Club. 'l9uppy. A lt. Lillian Kraft- GAA. Tri-Hr-Y ska it 3616-f' beautiful smile! ,ft Iournal Aqent Hall Guard fT al v ,t P A --,bl r 3 , , tMurie1-Kfdckoiwer: rG.A.A., 4B Club, c.M.c. F Modest and Nice.to'Know. - 533, ' ' 't ., . X, n,..-- .Q .4 . e Irving Kupfelrbercjtsfiili O. T. C. Officer, Com- ' mander of Color, Guard, Competitive Platoon, Exhibition Squad, Baseball Team, Guard De- tail, 4B Club, Concert Orchestra, lournal Rep- resentative, Stamp Club. An All Around Guy. - 'as A f li , ra. N ' T I t Calvin I. Kurtz: Pan American Club, Division Chairman, 2A Club, Swimming Squad, 4B Club. Sincere and Nice to Know. Seymour Kuznitsky t Kuz l: Non-Com, RO. T.C., Pan American Club, Lunch Guard Cap- tain, Service Society, Staff of 4B Spy, 4B Club, 2B Club, Chess Team, Christian-Iewish Seminary. The Guy with the Imagination. Anne Lally: Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Skillet Sisters, G. A.A., 4B Club. Sweet and Demure. Walter Lavine: Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Letterm-en's Club, Intramural Football, Student Council, Smith Tourney, 4B Club, I.Y.L. Our Basketball Whiz Kid. f73,l Katherine Leb: G.A.A., 4B Club, Pan Ameri- can Club, Library Helper, I.Y.L. Short, Sweet, Can't Be Beat. Marilyn Leikowitch: Water Ballet, G.A.A., 4B Club, ZA Club, Riding Club, Swimming Lead- er. Little Mermaid. Sylvia Levin: G.A.A., 4B Club. A Friend With a Smile. Beryl Lichtenstein: Pan American Club, Tar- dy Secretary, G.A.A., 4B Club, Division Sec- retary, Spurs and Saddle. Cheerful and Charming. wb Ns 1. 'Joe Liebow: Ir. Commissioner of Department, lr. Commissioner ot Safety, Commissioner of Publicity, Student Council Representative, Bowling Club, Div. Intramurals, Pan Ameri- can Club, 4B Club. Tall, Dark - Plenty of Spark. Mildred Lipkin: G.A.A., Locker Guard, Hall Guard,'4B Club, l.Y.L. Abie's Irish Rose. Norman Lodal: Stage Crew Manager, Hi-Y Football, Competitive Platoon, R.O.T.C. Offi- cer, Division Chairman, Symphonic Choir, 4B Club, Intramural Basketball. Tall, Blonde and Modest. Arnold Luke: Track Team, Concert Orchestra, Concert Band, Hall Guard, 4B Club, 2A Club. The Flash. Robert Lurie: Competitive Platoon, Guard Detail, Lunch Guard, Iournal Agent, Hall Guard, Service Society, Iournal Staff. The Crater. Bernice Lyons: Student Council, Symphonic Choir, : H.M.S. Pinafore, Pirates of Pen- zance, Trial by Iury, G.A.A., Music Ap- preciation Club, Service Society, Science Club, Iunior Red Cross, Gym :Locker Guard, Teachers Helper, Letter Girl. Her future is in the Fields of Music. U41 Marvin Mann: Orchestra and Band, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Lunchroom Guard. What a Mann. Colman W. Marks: B.O.T.C. Officer, Range Officer, Bond Agent, Science Club, Lunch Guard, 4B Club, Iournal Agent, Iournal Publicity Manager, Hall Guard, Library Assistant. Easy Going as Long as the Going is Bight. Marvin Marshall: Basketball Team, Smith Tourney Finalists, Intramural Basketball, In- tramural Football, 4B Club, C.M.C. A Fair Loving Boy. Robert Meaux: Hi-Y, Golf Team, Basketball Team, Intramural ports, 4A as tball Te l, an Athl tic.' 7L,,5,p,Zc-WD' I fmt' .... - rfj 'o l t1 lack Melingerz Intramural Swim, S Team, Intramural Football, Intramura Bas ketball, 4B Club. A Winner of Games and Friends. Iulius Mendelsonz Lunch Guard, Troubadors, Hall Guard, Ft.O.T.C. Guards Detail, Camera Club. A Guy You're Sure to Like. Lorraine Meyer: G.A.A., 2B Club, Follies, Spurs and Saddles, G.A.A. Representative. An Equestrian ot Note. Morris Milgrim: Cross Country Team, Soccer Team, Track Team, Intramural Team, Intra- mural Swim Champs, Red Cross Representa- tive, Smith Tourney. Gaunt and 'Friendlyf' Adele Miller: G.A.A., Sec., 4B Club, Student Council, C.M.C., Iournal Agent, Intramurals, I.Y. L., Pan .American Club. Definitely Charming. Dorothy Miller: G.ALA., Honor Society, 4B Club, Health Secretary, Orchestra, Division Secretary. Dancing Doll. F752 Geraldine Miller: Service Society, 4B Club, Hall Guard, Mimeograph Secretary, Trou- badors, Pan American Club. Efficiency Plus. Gerald Minkus: 4B Club, Swim Squad, Sci- ence Club. Mad Chemist. Merle Mizell: Com. ot Publicity, Honor Soc., Baseball Team, Soccer Team, Student Coun- cil Bep., 4B Club, Ltl of Flying Squad, Latin Club, Service Soc., Smith Tournament. Al- ways Dependable. Marvin Moss: Com. of Safety, Ir. Com. of Publicity, Ir. Com. of Socials, Concert R.O. T.C. Band, Service Society, Letterman, V. S. Bowling League, lntramural Sports, Mgr. Track Team. One of Our Boys. iq Gwendolyn Munson: National Honor Soc., Treas. of B. Tri-Hi-Y, Service Society, G.A.A., Symphonics Choir, 4B Club, Division Sec. Brains and Charm. Gweny. S Marcus Murillo: Track Team, Pan-American Club. Nice to Know. H Q f .. fit .. Q13 L .5 wr . Muriel Nath: G.A.A., Student Council, Sci- ence Club, Latin Club, Opchestra, 4B Club, Bowling Club. Tuley's Gittf to Von. Doris Nelson Danny : Beta TrifliliQY,-,Bowling League, Hallguard, Business Manager. ','Hap-' py Kidfl I ,I 5 LN .- a t Howard Nierman: Basketball Team, Letter-' man Club, Hall Guard, Locker Duty, 4B Club, Pan American, Intramural Basketball and Football IYL 3B Club Swim S uad ' I ' ' 'I I I q 'L 'K'x' has a 'Glo' in his life. Q. , Q ar' sid Novit: R.o.T.c. Band, c01or Guard, cam-Q era Club, Soccer Team, 4B Club, lntramural. Basketball. No. l Drummer Boy. ' f wwf Louise Nudelv-fan: Student Council Delegate, G.A.A. Delegate. I.Y.L., Iournal Agent. 4B Club, G.A.A., Intramural Volleyball, Red Cross. The 'eyes' have it. Virginia lGennyl Olin: Activities, G.A..A., Pro- gram Chairman of Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Library Assistant, Adjustment Secretary, Pan Ameri- can Club, Follies tot 19443. Sweet and Low. Renee Oliver: G.A.A., Bowling League, Rid- ing Club, 4B Club. What a Line. Gertrude Olken: Choir, Skillet Sister, G.A.A., Red Cross. And She Can Cook. Marshall Orlofi: Commissioner of Assemblies, National Honor Soc., Service Society, Elec- tion Comm., Student Council Repres., City Youth Council Repres., Lunch Guard, Smith Tournament, Co-Author of 1944 Follies, Pres. of 4B Club. God's Gift to Women. Ira Penn: Boys' Bowling Club, Honor Society, Ever Sharp 'Penn' Gu nteed for Lite. ,99,:c.,f55Lf ajt,fQ,,-'f2,.,.,.. Helen Peters: Honor Society, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Business Manager, Class Secretary, G.A.A., Class Secretary, 2B Club, 4B Club, All Star Volleyball Team, Troubador. Lovely and Sweet to Know. Dorothy Petersen: National Honor Society, Service Society, Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Symphonic Choirf Student Council, 4B Club, G.A.A. She'll Hit The Top. Delores Piepenburg CDGD: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Service Chairman, G.A.A., Teccher's Secre- tary. ulffiiciency Plus. Richard Pipenhagen: Hi-Y, Golf Team, Stage Crew. Oh That Smile. f77l Elaine Polony: 4B Club, G.A.A. Iitterbug Artist. Robert Poranchey: Intramural, Sports, Lunch Guard, 4B Club, 2B Club, Pan American Club. Industrious and Good Looking. Burton Posner Sabu : Von Steuben I.Y.L., Smith Tourney, Intramural Basketball, Intra- mural Ping Pong, Intramural Baseball, Mem- ber oi Freshman Swimming Squad. Nice To Know. Marilyn Powell fMaryJ: 2A Club, Iournal Agent, Student Council, 4B Club, G.A.A., Di- vision Secretary, Pan American Club. Nice Things Come in Small Packages. Bobette Putlack: Hall Guard, Red Cross, Symphonic Choir, G.A.A., Service Society. She's Got Spirit. Sana Rabinowitz: G.A.A., Hall Guard, Li- brary Assistant, I.Y.L., Spurs and Saddles, Bowling Club, Pan American Club, 2B Club, 4B Club. A Witty Gal. Esther Robin: Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Pan American Club, G.A.A., 4B Club. A Cute Little Chick. Irwin Rockofi: Stamp Club, Hall Guard, 4B Club, Worked in Finance Office, Intramural, Football Team. Rockying the Numbers. Arthur Rogoff: National Honor Society, Iour- nal reporter, Corridor Maintenance Corps, Scholastic Press Guild, Seminar series, 4B Club, 2A Club, Scrap Drive Agent, Clean-Up Squad, Hall Guard. Handsome He-man. Vera Rohozka lSisl: Symphonic Choir, G.A. A., Beta Tri-Hi-Y, 4B Club, Tri-Hi-Y Council Representative, Tardy Secretary, Division Secretary, C.M.C., 2B'Club. Sweet and Sin- cere. 1782 Esther Rosenberg: G.A.A. Member, Class Chairman, Study Room Sec., Science Club, 4B Club, Service Society, Hall Guard, 2A Club. Sweet and Sincere. Leigh E. Rosenblun-1: National Honor Society, Iunior Commissioner of Finance, B.O.T.C. Band, Iournal Representative, Student Coun- cil, 2A-4B Club, Smith Tournament, I.Y.L., Open Forum. The Boy with a Brillian Fu- ture. X. ' x X A e X x H ' - - dith ' N' nblum: National Honor So- ? Xi l 'tum r. Marsh's Secretary, Student '36 '1 resentative, 3B-4B Club, Division t nd Bond Agent, Swim Leader, Div. Ba all Team, Chairman Health Class, Capt. Gym Team. A Study in Personality? -J ' uf t f - Beverly Ann Rosenq'ren:fBeta Tri-Hi-Y,l' Clint! Secretary, Miracle Book Club, Div. Teachers Sec., G.A.A., 4B Club. C.P.A. Minded. Beverly Rosenthal tBev.l: Leaders Club, ln- tramurals, C-.A.A. Delegate, G.A.A. Board Member, Symphonic Choir, Operetta-Pt rates of Penzance, 4B Club, Service Society. Easy to Please. Shirley Rosin: G.A.A., Student Council, Li- brary Ass't., Bookroom Ass't., Latin Club. Sincerity and Sweetness-Success. Philip Ross: Basketball Team, Basketball ln- tramural Champs, Baseball Squad, Swim- ming Squad, Soccer Team, Intramural Foot- ball, Track Team, Chess and Checker Team. Locker Guard, Iournal Staff. Ch, That Dancer. Marvin tWeaseD Rotblcrtt: Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Lettermen's Club, Frosh ln- tramural Basketball Champs, Frosh Intra- mural Football Finalists, Iunior Commission of Athletics, Smith Tournet Captain, 4B Club, Iournal Reporter. One Man Team. Irving CGreekJ Rothenberg: Hall Guard's, C. M.C., Pan American Club, Iournal Agent, Smith Tourney, Stamp Representative, 2B Club, Intramurals, Staff 4B Spy , 4B Club. His Heart Tells Him. Merril Rozner: G.A A., Pan American ynn . Club, Bowling League, Tardy Secretary, 2A and'4B Club. Sweet and Sincere. U91 Lenore Ruken: G.A.A., Red Cross, Lunch Guard, C.M.C., 2B Club, 4B Club, Iournal Staff, Teachers Sec., Library Asst. Every- body's Friend. Margaret Sager: French Club, G.A.A., Lunch Room Sec., Lunch Guard, 2B Club, Marrion- ette Club, Hall Guard. Nice Gal. Arthur Saltz: Honor Society, 4B Club, Soccer Team, Open Forum, Band, Bowling. Where the spark of effort-fans achievement into flame. Herman Saltzmcm: Baseball Team, Basket- ball Team, 4B Club, Letterman Club, Smith Tourney, Ir. Commissioner Socials. lust Call Me Frankie. Sidney Salzburg: Com. of Socials, lr. Com. of Basketball Squad, Intramural, Basketball, Concert Band, Service Society, Orchestra, gan 'American Club, 4B Club. A Real Play- oy. R0slyn Sarger: G.A.A,, 2B Club, 4B Club, Hall Guard, Spurs and Saddles. A Real Athlete. Dora Saul: One ot the Crowd. Beatrice Schatz: Annual Committee, Gym Leader, G.A.A. Delegate, Division Business Manager, Pan American Club, ZA. 3B and 4B Club, I.Y.L., lntrarnural Volleyball, All Star Volleyball Team, 4B Social Comm. Ver- satile Miss. Marilyn F. Schellin: G.A.A., Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Div. Secretary, 4B Club. A Smile That Wins Your Heart. Bernice lSchiifyl Schiiiman: Concert Orches- tra, Service Society, Red Cross, G.A.A., 2B Club, Pan American Club, Hall Guard, 4B Club. Moderate Miss. 030.1 Robert Schur: Sound Room, Music Apprecia- tion Club. Enthusiastic Scholar. Norman Schwatz: Lane-Iunior Basketball Team, Baseball Squad, Track Squad. Von- Iunior Basketball Team, Smith Tourney Champs, Lettermen's Club, 4B Club. Well known and liked by all. Gloria Mae Serlin: Water Ballet, Swim Lead- er, Annual Representative, Business Man- ager, G.A.A. Chairman of Bicycling, Place- ment Secretary, Gym Secretary, I.Y.L., Intra- mural Volleyball, 4B Club. Eyes That Sparkle. Ierome Shatter: 4B Club, Intramural Swim Champs, Intramural Basketball, Parking Guard, 2A Club, 4B Club. To Know Him is to Like Him. Roslyn Shaffer: G.A.A., Symphonic Choir, Hall Guard, Pirates of Penzance, Minute Man, 4B Club. Tall Sophisticationf' Annette Shapiro: G.A.A., Red Cross, C.M.C.. Open Forum, 4B Club, ZB Club, Music Appre- ciation Club. Sophisticated Lady. Elaine Shapiro: Pan American Club, G.A.A., Adj. Sec., I.Y.L., Hall Guard, ZA Club, 4B Club, C.M.C. Always Smiling. Ivan Sharps: Business Manager, 2B Club, 4B Club, Intramurals, Track Team, Pan American Club, Latin lub. Anything tor a Laugh. My , . jj , Elaine au: G. .A., 4B Club, Dramatic Club, F r Aid Clas . She's got our OK. Anita Sillsr G.A.A., Symphonic Club, Sec., Library Ass'n., 4B Club, Honor Soc. Calm and Serenei' 6481 ,I Arthur Silver: Iunior Basketball Team, Smith Tourney, Intramurals, Intramural Football, Hall Guard, 4B Club, Ace Club, Swimming Team, Pan American Club. Wit Supreme. Howard Silverman: Bond, 4B Club, C.M.C., 2A Club, Hall Guard. One of the Nicest. Myna Simon: Gym Secretary, Oiiice Secretary, Red Gross, Pan American Club, 4B Club, Teachers.'Assistant, 2B Club. Nice to Know. I l Harriet Singer: Honor Society, G.A.A., 4B Club, Hall Guard, 2A Club, Choir. Sugar 'N Spice and Everything Nice. , 1 Louise Skiiano: Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., 4B Club. Full of Fun. A , T Thomas Somlo: Swim Team, R.O.T.C. Band, Iournal Agent, C.M.C., 4B Club, 2A' Club, Hall Guard, Lettermen's Club. Our Boy Tommy. '- Beverly Spalter: G.A.A., Pan American Club, Hall Guard, Journal Representative, 3B, ,ZA and 4B Club, Corridor Maintenance, Division Business Manager, Red Cross, Tardy Secre- tary, Health Secretary. Stay As Sweet As You Are. l ' , Eleanor Spielman lEl1iel: Annual Committee, Class Secretary, Troubadour Club, G.A.A., 2B Club, 4B Club. Short, Sweet and Full of Ginger. Paul Steiner: Symphonic Choir, H.M.S. ,Pina- fore, R.O.T.C. Staff Officer, Madrigal Singers. Editor 4B Spy, Ir. Comm. Pub., Service So- ciety, Student Council, 4B Club. Sees All, Knows All, Tells All. Charlene Steinman CChuckieJ: Student Coun- cil, Division Chairman, Follies, Pan Ameri- can Club, Spurs and Saddles, Bowling Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Blonde Bombshell. KSU Herbert Sterling: Iournal Representative, An- nual Representative, Student Council, Hall Guard, Lunch Guard. Our Boy Herb. Leo Strauss: Bus. Manager, Chairman oi Di- vision, 4B Club. Six Feet Tall and Going Up Shirley tChicl Strike: I.Y.L., 4B Club. All Star Volleyball, Intramurals VB and BB Capt., Hall Guard, Pan American Club, G.A.A. Rep- resentative. All Star In Every Thing. Ccxrolie Sturm: Pan American Club, Science Club, 4B Club, Symphonic Choir, Service So- ciety, Operettas, lournal Staff, G.A.A., Let- ter Girl. Wowl Some Girl Corliss! David Sussman: 4B Club. Quiet But On The Beam. Harold Tenenbaum: Com. of Finance, Bowl- ing Team, Office Helper, Lunch Guard, Stu- dent Council, 4B Club, Smith Tournament, Pan American Club, Stamp Club, Round Table of Christians and Iews. You Can Bank On Him. Arlene Udell: G.A.A., Pan American Club, Hall Guard, Red Cross, Division Secretary, ZA Club, I.Y.l..., A Lovely Lass. Sophie Vor: G.A.A., I.Y.L., Spanish Club, Open Forum, Music Appre., 2B Club, 4B Club, Bowling Club, Lunch Guard. Sharie's True Blue. Robert Wcxhlburg: Hi-Y. HoW's the Weather Up There? Corrine Wm-nstedd: G.A.A., Leader CGyml, 4B Club, Volleyball Team, 2B Club, Tardy Secretary. A Future That Pleases. 0932 Dorothy Weiner: G.A.A. Delegate, Spurs cmd Saddle, Cheer Leader, 4B Club, Iournal Agent, C.M.C., Red Cross. Happy-Go- Lucky-Do-Do. Ioe Weiner: 4B Club, Smith Tourney, Intra- mural Basketball, Intramural Baseball, Intra- mural Football, C.M.C. Intramurals Hot- point. Ruth Weiner: National Honor Society, Ser- vice Society, Symphonic Choir, Pirates of Penzance, G.A.A., 4B Club, Iunior Red Cross, Division Secretary, Pinafore Quiz Kid. Harold lErwinD Weiss: R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, R.O.T.C. Officer, Competitive Platoon, Con- cert Band, Intramural Bowling Champs, Har- old Erwin and his Orchestra, R.O.T.C. Follies. Where nimble fingers bring forth pleasant musiC. M Sanford Weiss: 4B Club, R.O.T.C. Officer, Chemistry Club, 2B Club, Science Club, Hall- guard. A Chemist's Mind. Harry Wickstrom: Activities, Hi-Y, Swim Team, Registration Help, Pan American Club. A Sound Mind In a Sound Body. Ioan Wolf: Chairman of Swimming, G.A.A. Executive Board, Tri Hi-Y B-eta, G.A.A., Wa- ter Ballet, Follies and Frolics, Swim Leader, Gym Secretary. Our Florence Nightingale. Renee Zagel: G.A.A., Division Secretary, Gym Secretary, 4B Club, Symphonic Choir, Leaders Club, Service Society, Major Letter Girl. Girl with the Pretty Blue Eyes. Alma Zcxslow: Water Ballet, G.A.A., Intra- mural Sport, Secretary, Library Assistant, 4B Club, Annual Agent, Iournal Agent, Gym Leader, Swim Leader. Full-of-Pep and Al- ways-Hep. Phyllis Zusmcxn: Activities, Service Society, Swim Leader, Symphonic Choir, Operettas- Pirates of Penzance and Trial By Iury, C.M. C., G.A.A., I.Y.L., Red Cross Club, Iournal Reporter, Horseback Riding Club. fan Underclgassmem IUNIORS Row Row Row Row Row -Ableman, Etheylinep Alexander, Lois, Alperin, Harriet. -Alperin, Fred: Alpert, Seymour, Ames, Lila. -Amos, Iames, Anda, Jack, Anderson, Arthur. -Anderson, Edward: Andros, Alex: Anlokal, Bassio. Apitz, Shirley, Apple, Darlene, Appleman, Sid, Aronson, Edwin, Azaren, Shirley Backstrom, Mabel, Baer, Maraoig Bard, Marilyn: Baskin, l-linda. Row 6-Bassin, Dolores: Behn, Sheldon, Beil, Gloria, Bell, Adele, Bellon, Ray, Berqh Gerryg Berkowitz, Ray, Berman, Eugenia, Berman, Howard. l A rw Row Row Row Row Row Berns, Marvin: Blaz, Ierome: Bloom, Beverly. Blurnenfielcl, Ruth: Bodenstein, Syril: Boqarin, Vincent. Boqir, Sidney: Bornsiein, Melvin: Boslrom, Kurt. Bradley, Mark: Braun, Gloria: Brave-r, Lillian: -Breider, Iohn: Brenner, Howard: Bronstein, Ruth: Brown, Earl: B1own, Roslyn Browne, Harvey: Bronlie, Gloria: Burkman, William: Busch, Iacqueline. Row 6'-Buyer, Marilyn: Cantello, Ioan: Cantor, Sheldon: Chorpash, Norman: Christensen Annie: Cichon, Helen: Cohan, Ierry: Cohen, Bernard: Cohen, Florence. 0372 IUNIORS Row 1-Cohn, Herbert: Cooper, lay: Cocperman, Marvin: Corduan, Shirley: Cortada, Raquel: Cottle, Robert: Corvin, Robert: Coyle, Charlotte: Cracko, Merill. Row 2-Crelman, Davida: Cunnally, Mary lane: Daniels, Bernice: Danko, Emilie: Davis, Ruth: Dennison, R.: Densen, Leonard: Dermer, Betty: Diamond, Esther. Row 3--Dim. Rose: Ditlov, Betty: Dolivky, S.: Dubow, Thelma: Duczinski, Hilray: Dueoretzky, Bernice: Edelheit, Sonia: Edelman, Iune: Fissman, Major. C882 Row 4-Engel, Robert: Ex, Fern: Eyre, Virginia: Fainqold lerry: Farr, Gladys: Favish, Richard: Feder, Herbert: Feldman, Mildred: Feldstein, Lois. Bow 5-Fierman, Marilyn: Fimoif, Eddie: Finckle, Earl: Fine, Shirley: Fishman, Edward: Fishman, Gladys: Fishman Sally: Fishman, Seymour: Forst, George. Row 6-Frances, Jerry: Fredonna, Delores: Freidman, Eileen: Friedman, Florence: Friedman, Robert: Garber, Marvin: Gardner, Hariette: Gartinkle, Elaine: Gauze, Mary Ann. Row 7-Geller, Beverly: Geller, Morton: Genqenbach, lames: George, Celia: Gerber, Dorothy: Gerber, Irwin: Gershon, Anne: Gershenezoh, Sidney: Gilfand, Lila. 1 Row lkGillerman, Sidelleg Gimpil, Donardp Glass, Leonard Row 2-Glickman, Dang Glickman, Ieany Glicksberq, Norman. Row 3-Gliskar, Richard, Gowtzelmann, Doris, Golaris, Bill. Row 4-Green, Thelma, Goldberg, Edythp Goldberq, Gloria. Row 5-Goldberg, lean: Golde, Edith, Goldman, Lillian, Goldsmith, Howard, Goldstein, Lawrenceg'Go1dstein, Paul, Goodman, Cyrena: Gordon, Alvin, Gordon, Idck. Wi ASI iraxvr l fm. E X i Q Qin- H diii in -..ai Row 6-Gordon Thelma: Gore, Philipp Gorelich, Rita: Greenblatt, Ieromey Greenfield, Elliott, Greenspun ,He-len: Gurko, Helen, Guss, Harvey. Row 7-Gutow, Sylvia, Halpern, Ray, Helfond, Seymour, Hecker, Peggy, Helqeson, Ray, Henrich, Robert Herbert Dang Herman, Edyiheg Herman, Lawerence. 5891 Row ulllgierbtsmcxn, Shirleyg Hitch, Muriel Row 2NHodqes, Remo: Hoeppner, Virqirxiag Holleb, Charles: Icmcob, Davis. Row 3-Icxcobson, Kczihryng Iensen, Dorisg Iohnsen, Asia: Iohnson, Hcxrrisg Iohnson Hcrrcld. Row 44Iohnson, Ruihg Iohnson, Willcxrdg Joseph, VVi11crrdg Ioseph, Marshall: Ierkens, Elizebeih: Kuhn, Herbert. ww IUNIORS Row 1-fKclkey, Euqene: Kopolovics, lack: Koral, Marvin. Row 2-Korman, Phil: Kosberq, Elaine: Kost, Marie: Kostelny, Lillian: Krachcck. Shirley. Row 3-Krasnowsky, Alvin: Krupnilc, Vera: Kzewkowski, Eugene: Labowitch, Julien: Landsman. Rochelle: Lane, Muriel: Lanqehen, Ruth. Row 4-Lapporte, Esther: Lasser, Frances: Lavin, Robert: Law, Kenneth: Leader, lean. Row 5-Leader, Shyrle: Lederman, Faye: Lefstein, Allen. ww Row 1-Kafka, Dorothy: Kahalnik, Yale. Row 2iKalmin, Ieanne: Kalmin, Ioarme: Kanter, Maxine: Kaplan, Sylvia. Row 3-Karzen, Dick: Kasper, Edith: Katz Elaine: Katzman, Roselond: Kaufman, Arlene. Row 4'-Kausnetz, Beverly: Kielhack, Esther: Klass, Charlotte: Kleinman, Norma: Klow, Charlene: Koebel, Doris. IUNIORS Row Row Row Row Row 5-Levitt, Esther, Lindaas, Sylifiap, Links-Sifrilp Lipkin, flleibowitzl Marvin: Lessmcnl Clmesseh Mildred, Listick, Beatrice: Lubell, Irma, Lhdifgig, Avis: Lund, Elinor: Lurie, Bernard. ' Lever, Anne, Levin, Ierry. i L I S L T d Row 6-Lurie, Beverly: Lyons. Anita, Maillis, Larry, Maline evme' ue' evy' e' Greenblait, Ierome: Greenfield, Elliot: Greenspun, Helen, Lewis, Burton: Lewis, Naomi. Mariamg Mandell, Sid, Manelslci, Alfreda. f922 Row 1--Marchalin, Eleanore: Marcus, Bernard: Marcus, Seymour: Marshall, Estelle: Martini, Airllin: McGrath, Heisler: Mechtel, Vera lean: Medo, Hohn: Metz, Ierry. Row 2-Miller, Bernard: Michel, Ronald: Molnar, Violet: Mocradian, Arthur: Morganstein, Elinore: Morris: Russel: Morwitz, Anita: Nathan, Elaine: Needel, Adabella. Row 4--Peckus, Alice: Penner, Marty: Penzak, Lillian: Peterson, Marjorie: Pinkus, Marilyn: Polany, Elaine: Premark, Irwin: Press, Barbara: Pritkin, Anette. , Row 5-Pritkin, Marilyn: Propper, Rita: Radman, Maxine Rasmus, Clarence: Reddington, Dick: Resnick, Iune: Resnick, Martin: Rezwine, Eugene: Rhind, Patsy. , Row 3-Nelson, Shirley: Nicholas, Laurel: Nimzin, Evelyn: Row S-Rich, Doris: Robin, Lowell: Robinson, locelyn: Nyboe, lane: Osgood, Lois: Page, Winitred: Panijel, Roe-hrs, Gertrude: Rosen, Elaine: Rosenthal, Albert: Phyllis: Parsons, Elinor: Pavalon, Paul. Rosenthal, Robert: Ross, Philip: Rotblatt, Gerald. K93J Row 1-Roth, Fred: Rothblatt, Jerry: Rothschild, Ray. Row 2--Rothstein, Helen: Rubin, Ioseph: Rubin, Shirley: Ruby, Arlin: Russel, Morris: Ruud, Eleanore: Sabin, Milton. Row 3-Sack, Charlotte: Saclcrison, Anita: Salkind, Rita: Samson, Elaine: Savitt, Rollie: Scher, Fern: Schiller, Ruth: Schlesinger, Gloria. Row 4-Schlesinger, Stewart: Schnarr, Lillian: Schneider Row 6-Sheridan, Alice: Shlay, Beatrice: Sholl, Marvin Shultz, Howard: Siegel, Edith: Sielofi, Shirley: Silver, Doris: Silverman, Alan. Row 7YSilvers, Marvin: Silversin, Marilyn: Silverstein, Vivan: Simon, George: Simon, Mayo: Simmons, Marty: Singer, Antoinette: Sipusk. Ray. Louise: Schneiderman, Bob: Scholz, Eleanor Schulman, Muriel: Schwartz, Gerrie: Schwartz, Maxine. Row 5-Schwirnrner, Ruth: Shedroit, Allen: Shapiro, Arthur: Shapiro, Elaine: Shapiro, Howard: Shapiro, Lois: Share, Harvey: Sherman, Allah. 5942 . I,-'jv5J . . ' j ffxff-1' ,,.- ef A J? N3 fy, ' 's ,J LW J' How 1-Slotten, Dan: Smith, Edith: Smith, Rosalind: Snider, Yashube: Snow, Paul: Spellman, Norman: Spilky, Charlotte: Spitzer, Norton. Row 2---Starr, Pat: Steinberg, Beverly: Steinberg, Rosiland: Steinqard, Marilyn: Stempinski, Helen: Sterling, Herbert: Sternberg, Helen. Row 3-Sternberq, Pearl: Sternberq. Ramona: Stevens, Helen: Strike, Phyllis: Sutlin, Maxine: Talman, Doris: Tankel, Muriel. IUNIGRS Row 4-Tanny, Suzanne: Tatz, Marilyn: Tauber, Ruth: T9iChI19r. Ronald: TGIIHCIII. Marcia: Tessler, Eunice: Thomas Shirley. Row 5-Tishler, Gloria: Tokowitz, Lorraine: Tomaroff, Carl: Treletsky, Elaine: Tri .... on, Nick: Twery, Herbert: Udinq, Ronald: Vihon, Nanette. How 6-Vick, Doris: Waldman, Betty: Waldman, Blanche: Wallin, Leonard: Waltzer, Helene: Warshaw, Shirley: Warshcxwsky, Bemiece: Wein, Phyllis: Weinberq, Carole rw IU NIORS Row 1--Weinqort, Harold: Welchko, Richard: Wish, Beverly. Row 2--Wishner, Norman: Wolf, Gerald: Wolfe, Wini. Row 3-Wolfson, Muriel: Younqberq, .Audrey Zoidemcxn. Betty. Row 4-Zollinqer, Sylvia: Zdsloff, Florence: Zeittin, Phyllis. i Row 5-Ziven, Wilma: Zonenblik, Shirley: Iudy. Zuckerman, ma Row 1-Bochew, Willie: Borinholtz, Ierry: Bcxritz, Loren. . 'Row 2--Burnett, Mori1yn:ilBoss, Adele: Becker, Beverly. ' Row 3--Becker, Edword: Beqooon. Norma: Bender, Norman. . 5 I . Row 4-Benlce, Adele: Berq, Theodore: B Howard. A ernslein, SOPHOMORES Row 1-Abrams, Clarence: Abendroih, Richard: Abramson, Byron: Adelmdn, George: Alberl, June: Albert, Muriel: Allswang, Helmom: Alkin, Harry: Ambrose, Donna: Anderson, Gloria: Anderson, Mcxrion: Andrews, Andrew: Arkin. Sheldon: Aronson, Arlene: Anslcmder, Iocmn: Ayesse, Lois. K 971 SOPHOMORES QS' Row 1-Bernslein, Phyllis, Bersh, Ruih. Row 2-wBecnche, Mcxry Io, Bierman, Marvin. Row 3-Bosenblult, Charles: Bloslein, H. T. Row 4-Blum, Selwyn, Borcxsh, Soul. K98! Row 5 Row 6 Row 7-- Brons, Brown, A-Bouler, Arlene, Brom, Leonard. ABrc1slawsky, Evelyn: Breqer, Maxine. Russell: Brooks, Regina, Brookslone, Arnold: Adele. Bressler, Anita: Brin, Arnold: Bromcxnn, Lois, Row 1-Brown, Gerald: Byron, Barbara: Caplan, Muriel: Carlson, Evelyn: Cohn, Irving: Cohn, Irvin: Cohen, Louis F.: Cohen, Reida: Cohn, Sheldon. Row 2-Chasman, Hyman: Chemers, Pauline: Chizener, Diana: Churvis, Arthur: Cichon, Lorraine: Clamage, Shirley: Davies, Stuart: Davis, Lois: Day, Giles. Row 3-Day, Leonard: Devere, Myezrit: Dickerson, Donald: Doane, Gwendolyn: Domash, Charlotte: Darfman, Irving: Dressler, Lorraine: Eaddin, Stella: Echtel, Florence. Row 4-Ehrlich, Marianne: Eichel, Ruth: Eisenberg, Sheldon: Elowitz, Sidell: Engel, Illene: Fagan, Sonia: Faich, Sheldon: Feanche, Pearl: Feinstein, Gilbert. P Row 5--Feigin, Louis: Feldmann, Helen: Filippi, Katy: Fink, Gerson: Fischoff, Nathan: Fishman, Etomer: Flyer, Sonya: Forerman, Lester: Frances, Elia. Row 6-Frank, Edna: Freedman, Gilbert: Freedman, Ioe: Frishman, Shirley: Gamis, Sheldon: Gardner, Floyd: Gechman, Beverly: Gerhardt, Clara: Gerson, Pearl. Row 7-Gelfard, Donald: Gitlin, Meyer: Glink, Iulian: Glink, Sheldon: Goldberg, Helen: Goldberg, Fred: Goldberg Kenneth: Goldberg, Lorraine: Goldberg, Lorraine. K99! Row 1-Goldberg, Sandra: Goldflies, Clara: Goldstein, Arnold: Gordon, Riva: Goronstein, Bob: Grossman, Ioe: Grossman, Raymond. K Row 2-Granstrand, David: Greenberg, Arthur: Greenberg Lovette: Greenberg, Patsy: Grehl, Mike: Grek, Martin: Gurevitz. Lois Ann. Row 3-Gutstadt, Charlene: Hass, Morris: Hamel, Lorraine: Handleman, Phyllis: Heller, June: Hertzberg, Geraldine: Heyman, Arnold. ' Row 4-Horn, Allan: Horn, Walter: Horn, Zalman: Horwich Elaine: Horowitz, Harry: Hull, Inez. Row 5,-Ianowitz, Gwen: Ieskey, Roger: Iohnson, Bruce. Row 6-Iohnson, Louise: Iones, Pat: Joseph, Kenny. 1002 1 SOPHOMORES How 1-Julius, Lorraine: Iulius Sheldon: Iurqens, Iohn: Kaiar, Dorothy: Kah, Paul: Kamin, Donald: Kaplan, Blossom: Kaplan, Gloria: Kaplan, Ioe. Row 2-Kopp, Morton: Kassner, Ruth: Katzenelson, Howard: Kaufman, Edith: Kaufman, Ruby: Kempner, Lester: Kiel, Bernard: Kirshbaum, Mitchell: Klaff, Margaret Row 3-Klapman, Henrietta: Kramer, Bernard: Kramer, Howard: Krutt, Lawrence: Kubica, Martha: Kuxnitsky, Shirley: Lalzovitz, Sophie: Lamm, Randy: Lapin, Evelyn. Row 4-Latizrnan, Arthur: Laub, Dorothy: Leader, Rochelle: Leavitt, Malka: Lheavitt, Serene: Lecten, Howard: Lederman, Faye: Lenquadara, Audrey: Leonard, Renee. ,'1o1j t SOPHOMORES .V Row 1-Lerman, Sheldon: Levin, Ben: Levin, F:ed: Levin, M. Bow 2-Levin, Phyllis: Levinson, Eline: Levinson, Rene: Levy, Marvin. Row 3-Levy, Morton: Lewin, Sally: Lewis, Carol: Lewis, Gloria. Row 4h-Liberatore, Anna: Liberman, Shirley: Liliequist, Marian: Lipin, Ioyce: Lipshuetz, Evelyn: Lisco, Robert: Lisnek, Rose: Lockowitz, Max: London, Lorraine. fl 02.2 How 5-Ludwig, Richard: Maas, Bernadine: Maqes, Ioy: Magnusson, Stanley: Malvin, Phyllis: Mann, Shirley: Marcus, Ieanine: Marlcfield, Sanford: Markin, Iean. Row 6-Markowitz, Beatrice: Mazur, Audrey: Melander, Marguerite: Mellinqer, Robert: Mendell, Roslyn: Meshechkin Mildred: Meyers, Hannah: Michalls, Benny: Mienkca, Henry. XQM X x X QS- x S Rx N S. X. ESQ X? xx X N: 1 X Q5 ' X Q :- K . ix ..:-Qiwwag S :iii X RK S . xv lxsfqwg A. Nw X. Q N 5-55 .U X? X Q X . . X X x X. ' W1 SSSCT 5 g W.- xx . X Ng , .9233 X I 5 sf -fx. '. Q 1 . . . Q Is. as f- yes . . Q i S SES-r -i f --x-- N Q Q - 13, :, x X at . 2- X ...A N . K S - i X Q .X . + . 553' Xi . SP : ... af If X ,,,, . . X kgs . . 'Sis QW N X X Ax X ,de L.. X .Q X S X X LS 5 X s.: if 1 X NN Q t Q ... qw.. WY- x 11: X. x. 5 Q. h . x . S . . .r Q. N 1: Q x 5 1.: . sfo. Q. R' .- s X N v' A N . N X W xSSg?QiiS5f: .Sf X-. SOPHOMORES Row l-Miller, Lillian: Miller, Sonia: Mittenthal, Ianice: Moses, Kurt: Mrenka, Henry: Munk, Morton: Nadborn, Leonard: Naiman, Yossel. Row 2-Neidenbach, Mary Lou: Neimark, Sylvia: Nelson, Marilyn: Newberqer, Shirley: Nickels, Bill: Nudelman: Niederrnan, Howard: Nielsen, Pat: Oboler, Miriam. Row 3--Olsen, E. F.: Pafe, Dolores: Palman, Charlene: Peven, Elaine: Pinsky: Pinsky, Jerry. Pomerance, Georgia: Porte, Howard: Puqach, Anita: Pynsky, Ray: Rachlin, Shirley: Rasof, Iack. Row 5-Ratner, Ida: Reiger, Ellen, Reimer, Dolores: Resnik Marion: Reuben, Mildred: Richards, Iacqueline: Rosenberg Beverly: Ross, Seymour: Rostenslay, Annette. S 11041 Paul, Charlene: Pearlman, Charlotte: Pearlman, Eleanor: Row 4-Pinsky, Stanley: Polisky, Shirley: Pollack, Shirley: Row 1-Rotblatt, Melvin: Rothstein, Kathleen: Ruben, Leonote. Row 2-Rubins, Norma: Ruby, Alan: Ruzicka, Lois: Salkine Sylvia: Sandberg, Leonard. Row 3+-Saltzberq, Gerald: Sampson, Harold: Savin, Daniel: Schack, Irma: Schafer, Miriam: Schapiro, Harvey: Schayer, Sally: Schmit, Evangeline. 1 SOPHOMORES Row 4-Schultz, Alan: Schwartz, Norbery: Seeder, Harriet: Seidl, Iune: Seyterlich, Shirley: Shapiro, Billy. Row 5-Shea, Tom: Sieqel, Roslyn: Siqman, Toby: Silberberq, Lois: Silverman, Darlane: Singer, Lenora: Simon, Byla: Slclare, Robert: Smith, Sondra. Row 6-Sneider, Charlene: Snyder, Gerald: SoBorotf, Howard: Soll, Betty: Solomen, Grace: Soloby. Leonard: Sopocy, Viola: Stabovitz, Peter: Statland, Iaclc. nosj Bow 1--Strauss, Edwin: Stein, Robert: Stern, Edith: Sternberg, Shirley: Stone, Arthur: Swanson, Art: Swanson Herbert: Tishler, Marvin: Totelbame, Herbert. Row 2-Tupler, Ierome: Turner, Leonard: Veeck, Kim: Vick Dawn: Vrabec, Raymond: Wanland, Lois: Waxlander, Harold: Row 3 Row 4 Weber, Lorraine: Weinberg, Florence. -Weiner, Evelyn: Weiss, Iiunez Weiss, Shirley. -Weissman, Phyliss: West, Eleanor: Williams, Don Row 5-Wolf, Iean: Wolff, Rosalyn: Woodman, Harold. Row 6-Yafie, Gladys: Zimmerman, Muriel: Zutz, Vera Lois 1 fl06j Row 5-Bass, Sheldon: Bassler, Martin: Bauer, Dorothy: Bauldry, IoAnne: Becker, Sherley. Row 6-Becker, Stuart: Bell, Howard: Bernbaum, Herman: Bernsiein, Bernette: Beyer, Ferne. 11072 FRESI-IMEN Bow 1-Abrams, Sharon: Abrams, Shirley: Adler, Ira. Row 2-Alster, Dorothy: Ancel, Delores: Arenberg, Ivis. Row 3.-Asher, Ioan: Atterbach, Gloria: Baier, Thomas. Row 4-Barron, Ioyce: Barsky, Ruth: Baskin Marvin. emwh--- FRESHMEN Row 1-Beyler, Mollie, Bistritz, Dorothy, Blodgett, Iessieg Bluver, Enid: Robell, Walter, Bradley, Bryant: Borenstein, Ben: Brcxmson, Leon. How 2-Brcmdess, Hurvyg Brcxver, Sylvia, Brenner, Beverly, Brown, Elaine, Brown, Frcmcesp Brown, Howard, Burnett, Marilyn, Ccren, Ierry. nosj Row 1--Carlson, lack, Citron, Ioyce, Cohan, Alvin, Cohen Alvin, Cohen, Charlotte, Cohen, Charlotte, Cohen, Marcy, Cole, Morton, Colleen. Betsy Ioy, Connell, Daniel. Row 2-Constance, Marshall, Cooper, Ralph, Dahlin, Raymond, Danko, Anne, Detheridqe, Richard, Diamond, Robert, Dornanski, Peter, Duqoll, Lois, Edwards, Stanley. Row 3--Eisenberg, Florence, Falk, Arlene, Fatil, Arnold Feder, Iacqueline, Feldman, Allan, Fishoff, Knut, Fleck, Edward, Franklin, Howard, Franzon, Gunnel. Row 4-Freedman, Donald, Fried, Deborah, Fuhrman, Donald, Furst, Morton, Gaal, Peter, Gabel, Naomi, Gallagher, Dorothy, Genthner, Betty, Gerowitz, Betty. Row 5--Ginsburg, Marshall, Glance, Tolza, Glickman, Earl Goldberg, Ioe, Goldberg, Robert, Goldblatt, Marvin, Goldman, Helen, Goldsman, Gloria, Goldstein, Rita. 51093 Row 1--Goldstein, Ruth: Gomberq, Myron: Greenberg, Thelma: Goodman, Bob: Goon, David. Row 2-Goone, Lawrence: Greenburq, Philip: Groner, Ruth: Hansen, Carol: Hartman, Bob. Row 3-Hanora, Hecker: Hellun, Flora: Heninqer, Lorraine: Heislcovitz, Robert: Heyman, Glenn: Hiller, Ioan: Hirsch, Sally: Hornstein, Harvey: Hoscheth, F. Row 4-Howe, Joyce: Huebschman, Edward: Hyman, Ioan Imhiarski, Patricia: Iacobs, Marilyn: Iacobson, Patsy: lacobson, Shirley: Iacobson, Stanford: loffee, C. Row 5-Ioffee, Robert: lohnke, Ieanene: Iohnson, Nancy Johnson, Paul: Iohnson, Ray: Kadila, Iuliasm: Kaplan, Herman: Kaplan, Lorraine: Kass, Bernice. fllflj Row I-Korb, Lawrence: Keller, Naomi: Kier, Maynard: Kirchler, Rita: Kosner, Howard: Kraft, Evelyn: Kraft, Roger: Krammer, Iune. Row ZH-Krautblatt, Edwin: Kravitz, Sherwin: Krevitt, Robert: Kristensen, Dorothy: Krueger, Evelyn: Kurnick, Lester: Lamb, Elsie: Lang, Syma. Row 3--Larson, lean: Larson, Ioan: Lcrshonse, Bruce: Latall, Ray: Lee, Harris. Row 4-Levin, Bernard: Levin, Francine: Levin, Samuel: Levin, William: Levinson, Arleen. Row 5-Levitan, Arnold: Leviton, Theodore: Levotf, Marilyn Levy, Stephen: Lezan, Shirlene. FRESHMEN fu lj Row 1-Lieban, Betty: Lifshutz, Grace: Lipschullz, Emmanuel. Row 2-Loh, Ralph: Lorch, Arlene: Luckman Gerald. Row 3-Magit, George: Mate, Irma: Magnuson Floyd. Row 4vMansowiiz, Arnold: Marcus, Erwin: Marcus, Sonia. Row 5-Mayber, Lester: Menke, Lois: Merker, Sam. Row 6--Meyer, Robe-rl: Meyers. Shirley: Michelson, Ruth: Mill, Mary: Miller, Francine Row 7-Miller. Ioan: Miller, Shirlene: Miner Bernard: Minor, Donald: Mosney, Barbara. Row B-Mulmai, Claire: Myskiewioz, Dolores: Naiditch, Shirley: Nalhan, Gilbert: Nathan, Richard. Row 9-Natkin, Harvey: Newman, Howard: Neidenback, Shirley: Niederman, Allen: Newhart, Burton. H122 FRESHMEN Row 5-Salzman, Larry: Savner, Elaine: Schalla, Donald: Schauffer, Heloise: Schiller, Shirley: Schermer, lane: Schneider, Marvin. Row 6-Schneider, Fern: Schuetz, Ronald: Schurminer, Henrietta: Schwoitz, Aaron: Schultz, Barbara: Shedroff, Ted: Sherman, Annette. :1131 Row 1-Niedleman, Lorraine: Nitsche, lean: Nolo, Marshall: Novar, Herman Okin, Carole: Okin, Cyrile. Row 2-Okum, Myrna: Ote, Laura: Potter, Sherwin: Price, Muriel: Paul, Ray Radis, Sherwin. Row 3--Rappin, Phyllis: Richmond, Burton: Riach, Shirley: Riflcind, Alice Robin, Lenore: Rosenheim, Pearlie. Row 4--Ross, Ludmilla: Rothenberg, Marilyn: Rcttman, Arnold: Rubin, Rhoda Sackrison, Arthur: Salk, Ronald. 'F I 1 OUR PRESENT FRESHIES This is the present Freshie class, but it is also the class of lanuary 1948. Most of these boys and girls are now 13 or 14 years old, finishing their first semester in high school. Some have done very fine workp others will need to get into stride and improve their stand- ings. All have made new friends and had new expe- riences. They have learned that courtesy and de- pendability are two very fine character traits and that loyalty includes one's home, one's school and one's country. 51142 THE CLASS OF IANUARY. 1948 The leaders of the class of Ianuary l948 are seated in this auditorium. We do not know them now, but the next three years will bring them forward. We hope that as the members of this class grow in age and stature, they will also grow in mental ability, in poise and confidence in friendship and loyalties, in wisdom and character. We welcome our newest members to their first annual. msg FRESHMEN Row 1-Siegel, Muriel: Sieqal, Richard: Sielas, Robert: Siff,VFrances: Silveberq, Lois: Silverman, Ierome: Singer, Roberi: Scott, Shelton: Skolnick, Yetta. Row 2-Slain, Marvin: Slein, Elaine: Smith, Mi.ian: Snyder, Pauline: Scderstrom, Helen: Solomon, Herman: Solian, Jerome: Sorensen, Marion: Stiqman, Harold. Row 3-Stephen, Levy: Straka, Katherine: Strike, Gerry- Styles, Betty: Sultan, Earl: Tessler, Georgette: Tessler Marian: Tepper. Sam: Tobar, Eddie. Row 4-Tokovitz, Harold: Turelzky, Shulamiih: Transue, Howard: Unqen, Zawin: Utt, Marilyn: Vihon, Phyllis: Vock, Raymond: Waldman, Burton: Warshawsky, Ierome. Row 5--Wax, Iudy: Weiner, Elaine: Weiss, Norman: Wesierholm, Melvin. Row 6-Williams, Seymour: Zabin, Beverly: Zuderman Meryl. may , .. R. 1, f V y , , sq.. ' --w 1 . f kv L. , vw . . I h., E .. f' A-, J .V ' ?3..'g- -. ,J i'.',P'55ie' , . .5 'wg -fI'Q.-ii .A - 1 I.i'i. ' -it It-1 A T.-1 Q . , .5 tv 13 . 1 1 -.kj Z .' --3 .Q M g 1 .. 'f A-f Emil ,- 3 fbi 1 -pa 1 'ix '15 J 1 'T - 'phfff .Y . Er. - f Ty.. 1--:fs -K.. - wgup. Z.: 4 i 'A V. Y v Activities Athletics x X f . A s 4 Q -.,., i' ' 1: On May 24 and 25 the symphonic choir, directed by Mr. Clare I. Thomas, and the concert h t l ' ' orc es ra, ed by Mr. Charles H. Schell, presented as the fmrs of the May Pes- tival, the operetta Trial by Iury. This merry comedy was a satire on English law , espe cially court pomp and ceremony. From the time the usher entered and explained that the jury should give car f l 'd ' e ' ' e u const eration to the case of the beautiful plaintiff, yet ignore the pleadings of the cruel, inhuman defendant, the good-natured sarcasm increased in intensity and brilliance. The attorney melodramatically pulled the heartstrings of all listeners d th ' d an e Ju ge was an exaggerated example of political graft, keeping his jury and spectators spell- bo nd b h' ' ' ' ' ' u y is august presence. He in turn was captivated by the plaintiff, a deserted bride Whose ardor seemed to have increased with the hope of damages. Eugene Reswine and Iohn Erickson played the part of the Iudge Paul Ste' d S'd- , ine-r an 1 ney Katz that of the usher, and Iarnes Carsten and Howard Katznelson Were the plaintiff's attorney Alan Stein and B t K l . ur on ap an shared the part of the unhappy defendant who tired of his fiancee, sung by Beatrice Nelson and Ruth Blumenfeld. The love-struck fore- man of the jury was played by Ray Rothschild and Ted Levy. Marilyn Pinkus was the accom- panist. Beverly Bloom prepared the program, and Herbert Cohen was in charge of the posters. YOUNG AMERICA SINGS-WHILE FREEDOM RINGS Von Steuben's boys and girls are proud of their musical efforts. They are building a state of mind and heart which is essential to American spirit and morale. Miss Parsons' classes in music have gained confidence and assur- ance that they too can appreciate, protect and maintain the American Way oi Life. These happy and Willing students are playing a Distinctive Overture for the big war contest. Toward this end-their activities are centered on large support oi proper Organization of Social Effort. They Swing and Sing the Parsons' Way. They learn the full meanings of patriotic songs. They study their opera roles. They stage a rehearsal for a Radio performance. Their Overtures are echoed round the corners and when you see them in their Music Training Camps-just watch their faith, hope, devotion, respect and courage With their leader-Miss Parsons. These citizens are ready to Sing for Democracy. 11202 BALLAD OF THE TROUBADORS- MUSIC FOR MORALE A page from our diary- We Trouloadors of l944 still under the inspiring leadership of Miss Parsons-ioyfully dedicate our hearts in song to our boys Over There. We chant our hymns in your praise and swing our rhythms to your Beat. We're On the Air joining all American Youths to Singing For Morale. for Unity, for Freedom. May We whisper just this? Think of it! Aren't We proud of Us? Sometimes We are excused from classes to hustle and bustle through our Finales on dear old Von's stage. Our play this year is Who Discovered America. We are happy to carry on and help inspire Our Citizens of Tomorrow. We have gained much inspiration through our ettorts and may your future roles in our membership be-Sons for Happi- ness. for Victory. for Service to our United Nation. Goodbye Now THE TROUBADORS. BAND PUTS VON STEUBEN ON TOP Through the concerted efforts of Di- rector Charles H. Schell and the mem- bers of the organization, the Von Steuben Band brought distinction to the school by Winning a superior rating in the city-wide band contest. The contest was the culmination of a series of band activities, which included participation in a program during Pearl Harbor week and a number of patriotic events. On May 10, the Band played for the ROTC Inspection drill at Roosevelt High School, and, on May 24 and 25, the organization joined with the Orches- tra and Choir to help make successful the annual Spring Music Festival in the school auditorium. STEUBEN ORCHESTRA AND DIRECTOR SCORE AGAIN Under the tireless leadership of Director Charles H. Schell, the Von Steuben Orchestra put itself and the school on top again by achieving a rating- of GOOD in the- annual city-Wide contest held on May 10 at Harrison High School. All during the year the Orchestra has done its part to make entertaining and impressive numerous programs such as the Student Council, Honor Society, Freshman Orientation, and Armistice Day assemblies, the Spring Music Festival and Operetta, and various P.T.A. meetings. The 4A students will remember the Orchestra especially for the stir- ring role it played in the Commencement program. fini Qur Boys and Girls Can Sing , . ff ef! The Symphonic Choir, with its full complement ot 60 voices charm the school and community by their voices raised in song. Sometimes it is heard in patriotic music, again in sacred song, or still again in opera, but always the music is true and beautiful. The Madrigal Singers are a group ot tried and tested voices that speciahze in music ot the madrigal type. We have all spent many pleasant times listening to these fine voices. f12sj so ummm m If - ww ' X Xxw XXX sq... X. X, X XXX-X1 X XX X X X - X X W Y N X' fipiiffi 2-'XX-X if ' i ' X x+ 'F X ii. N 'fiiirf' .X XX ' X I X X -- X RX - ' : X 24-'S HFS: EMF HX. X my ' f ' gi X X XX 125325: S X ' X ' -: X f ..., X X S Sb S' SX X X X . S15 - ' X N 4 X1 ' X XXX,XsgX1XSXfX:i:XifXgXX1: XXQ X X X X X X' X X - X X W Y S E XX X XX X X N X X XXSXNXX 'XX X X , X XXXSK HXXXXXKX , E Lx X X x xqpggze XLXXSCQEX-X : XX M 'XLQFXEXXNLA NX X XX , 5: gXgXX X ' K X A X , X X .. X Q X, ' New I XX NF X X f XX sl? 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AXXXXXR X 11 X53 X X Sf X S 25 W 5? if X :Fil 'X XXX X Xi XX X XX XXNXX X XX -X XX X XX X XNXX KXXXX S XS X' - X' f .6 X sg .1 X XL . ' xigI'xv'xr' - 3-XX-X-.L - 4' Xi X 'f f ' k u, ll S L- Xf XXX 1 f X- ' Q X h X m X W xxx 2' X X 3 3 : XX X 5 3 K K Ai X X in X A S Ls G Q WX Xg 5 :fn ,X X K X XM XXX .X . X X X - U is X M Q X -1 X 6 '1 x X X f ,151 X X Q H X ,A X A riifiijfiif N ,X3 V Tixxkyxg Q X1 f- X g XXXXQ A 5-X ,XX . X X 3 X . X v,p, , Xiwx N.-:SAK SXXXX X' X STUDENT COUNCIL SUCCESSFUL IN SCHOOL PROJECTS Organized in the fall of 1933, the Von Steuben Student Council has success- fully carried out many projects. Headed by an Executive Board, the Council meets weekly to discuss important school problems. Officers of the Council are elected by the entire student body in a democratic style. A one hundred dollar scholarship, the first of a series of scholarships, was awarded to a worthy student to enable him to enter college. The Council has supported the school in its war effort by sponsoring a Victory Day, to encourage the purchase of War bonds and stamps. The drive Was climaxed by an enter- taining Victory Day Social. An Orientation assembly for the Freshmen has also been presented by the governing body. The purpose was to better acquaint them with the functions of the Student Council and the other activities the school has to offer them. Miss Eona DeVere is the encouraging sponsor of the Council. THOSE WHO SERVE-OUR SERVICE SOCIETY To the students of Von Steuben the name Service Society is a byword. The name itself represents its meaning . . . Service. This society is the extra-curricular activity which rewards the students for all extra school work done outside of the classroom. The group differs from any other school club in the fact that twenty-five school service points are needed for a student to be recognized as a member. These members all strive for higher goals before reaching graduation, the highest being the award of a Von Steuben Major Letter for two hundred points, the achievement of which is very difficult. Only one student so far this year has reached this standard, Lillian Benson. fl 233 l 1 t l 4 1 I l t Tradition has long stood high in the mind of every Steubenite, in his school activities. The Service Society too, has its traditions which will carry on far into the future. The annual tag day of the society raises money to sponsor a Christmas Party for the boys at the Parental School, at which time refreshments are served, and a gift is presented to the cottage. A fairly recent activity founded, and carried on by the members is the Von Steuben Servicemen's fund. One penny a Week is collected from each student, and is deposited in a special fund for the Servicemen and Women Who attended Von Steuben. Gift boxes are made up from this fund. These packages consist of a magazine, razor blades, candy and other articles of necessity, and are mailed monthly. To date the society has been very successful in this project and will con- tinue With it for the duration of the war. U29! TRI HI Y LIVES UP TO ITS MOTTO! Where children enter and citizens emerge. The Beta Tri Hi Y is only one of many organiations that have a part in helping each girl to live up to the Von Steuben motto. Gur purpose is to create, maintain and extend, throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. We uphold our purpose faithfully. Our ideals are high and our goals, un- limited. Fine character and a great spirit of cooperation make no task too difficult. During the semester We have served our school and community, and taken part in various social activities. We have learned the meaning of hard Work, but also of good clean fun. The help we have gained through our school and the Young Men's Christian Association has been an invaluable con- tribution toward the functioning of our club. The members are loyal to everything the club stands for and undertakes. The Von Steuben Beta Tri Hi Y is based upon everything that is fine and decent. We are very proud of it! Bere Tn Ha Y X K SLN Sf i TE' X fX X xx MN XX XXX X N f 1 .XXE K ' E X X - XX 4 - XX XX Ns X AS XX N iz X 5 X X' QNX. 1 Al X XX X X sk-X SX SX NX NX Xi XX X Xi X gf' K .X X5 X X X S XX S XX XX X X X XX XSI' RXXX X X X X XXX X X X XX ix X XR 221- X -SX X5 g, X?- X Xf is 3 XX' 9,5 XQXS XSXXXXXQSX XXX X . XXX XA X X, X XX S- s ' 'X X ' X , - X ji 1. Q w X X: 3 T ' x K Q ..X kb L nr -' X X , N . X g X X XX 45 Y' XX? XX Xe X X ' X XX X X 2'5- 5 X . X X XX F ' Rx' X X . ' i xi X X XX SSX-XXXSX - sk XP X X X -X s X X .X X X - X X Xsgg Xe X' X X Q X RIN x S X6 X., -- XX Xi XXX .- XX Q xx in X1 k N X K, X- - Q - XSQ gr Y K K X EX .X X rf- XX 3 wi P X O x Q S 0 1 .X Q Q xl M ii 4 4 X Sli? U SSB? X X Rsxx Y- X XX XX 2- XX - 5 X X-.X X ' X X-X X , XXXXXQXX A X X XXX A W1 X ski C X XX X X XS X X X S XX X Q X X XX XS X X X s X Y mg X X XX X X XXX A A SX X X, NX K X K ,XX EXX P XXXXX X X XX k Q XLXX 5 K XX X Nw XXXXJ xx R X xx K gf lv k x L X X FXXX X Q' N-WTF XX X X , X X X .X X Q 'X 5 .X : .5 , X ' A - XX 5 XX - S553 XX f ' X X X X ' slid' X' X X ,Xgg r - ' X Y N ' Wg X. S g X X iff g X X XXX wx - 1 113515: ,JI X - X X Xr' Tn I-It Y. 5 D . JO , f VON STEUBEN ALPHA TRI-HI-Y IU J, 1 , ,I X I The name Tri-Hi-Y is not merely a club name, but a name which sym- bolizes a nation-Wide organization. The Tri stands for the good keeping of the mind, body and soul. Hi stands for High school in which this organiza- tion is formed. Y stands for our place of meeting and also our sponsor- the Y.M.C.A. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. Our slogan is pure thoughts, pure words, and pure actions. In the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y there are 47 girls who meet bi-monthly and combine in their program, social events and service projects which this semester are directed toward our nations War effort. We have collected cakes and cookies for the Servicemen's Center, decks of cards for Hines Hospital, and We sewed hospital gowns for the hospital. Our well-rounded program contains such things as business meetings with speakers, picnics, splash parties, dances, and service nights. The girls are grateful for a club of this sort and feel that all teen-age girls should have the chance to belong to such a fine organization. my The thirty-five members of Von Steuben's Iunior Red Cross club are aid- ing our armed forces under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Sheridan, sponsor for the past four years. At present the girls have completed shoulderettes, sewing kits, utility bags, and shoe bags. They are now making a beautiful Afghan of many colors. The Flying Squad is composed ot boys, Who because of their ability, their dependability, their good sense, have been chosen to serve in school emergencies. Their help has been gratly appreciated. Miss Sheridan and Leo girls have also made aprons tor refugee children. Boxes of clothing have been sent to deserving people all over the world. The stage crew is made up of a group of students organized for the purpose of aiding the school and its organization through stage productions. The time consumed by a presentation is only a small fraction of that used in practice. Some of the programs put on with the help of the stage crew in the past Were, running Wild, 4A Talent Show, Trial by Iury, R.O.T.C. Frolics and other assem- blies presented by the school. NA. . NN RMMMM., WmMm,.ypw.N,xim..,N,,W, .May ,MM wi ,,...t.. ,..r..,.,,L Y i ..1L..- ..., , .... ,..,,, ....... c ....... . . . M ....,. ...,.c. .... M. ........,....,..,,W,.,,,, CAMERA CLUB: The students shown here are not merely posing, for they are engaed in their favorite hobby. These boys and one girl have formed this club for the purpose of uniting their knowledge taken from actual experience. Photography is definitely not a confined subject for it covers any field that is desired. l MIMEOGRAPHY ROOM: Our mimeography room at Von is a very busy center. Student secretaries cut stencils of guide sheets used by every student in the school. Many of our students become so proficient in this line of work that they receive a rating in the armed forces. THE VON STEUBEN MOVIE CREW: The Von Steuben Movie Crew is a school club, or- ganized for the purpose of showing in the classrooms, the many educational films issued by the Board of Education. In addition to this task, the group trains new operators each semester to replace those who graduate, and is responsible for the care and maintenance of the school's projection units. K 134 j SIGHT SAVING Our sight-saving room is the brightest spot in the building on a dark day. The soft green interior decoration and the indirect lights are an inspiration. New shades, just installed overcome glare. The equipment is planned to relieve eye-strain and help the students make a success of their Work. SKILLET SISTERS ACT AS ASSISTANT HOSTESSES Guests of Von Steuben appreciate our spirit of hospitality. The Skillet Sisters help to make this possible. They are the busy bees behind the scenes who prepare the meals and the trained waitresses who are responsible for the serving. Chosen for their classroom ability, their poise, and their alertness, the Skillet Sisters understand the art ot homemaking-an art which finds expres- sion in sharing with others the joy of a task well done. THE CORRIDOR MAINTENANCE CORPS CLEANS UP Since its beginning, The Corridor Maintenance Corps has advocated a spirit ot cleanliness among the students of Von Steuben. Its specific aims have been to keep the corridors clean, the stairwells order- ly, and the school grounds neat. This year the C.M.C. has added responsibility due to Von Steu- ben's all-out drive for victory. f135j Bottom Picture Eleanor Spielman, Beatrice Schatz, Alma Top Picture: Norman Mittman, Lorraine Mandela, Reva Zaslaw Marvin Moss, Rita Hart Zlotnik, Lillian Kornfeincl, Edythe Pearlman, Mary Lou Petlin. PROGRESS lt was necessary to sum up four years of good times, to peek into the classroom, to extract the great moments from the high school play and the tense scene from that unfor- gettable game, so that Progress might preserve the episodes of school days. The scenes the camera has captured are, for now and for a lifetime, to make one remember, to give one laughs, to have one think. The happiest years are the youngest years spent in the best places and with the greatest benefit derived. The school is the incentive for activity, and Progress is the stage, the footlights, and the scenery around which is revealed the drama that has made the child a student, that has made the student a citizen. Pro- gress will bring the past to the gates of the future. Progress will nominate the faces and names therein for a place in the esteem of today's classmates grown to adults. The name itself is representative of the contents. Therefore, Progress is to be hailed as repre- senting a modicum of growing youth in growing America in such a way as to reveal the effects of democratic education and expanded opportunities upon the youth who will de- liver opportunity to posterity. may ful Qi. if K K Q 5 K' iXjgtXX, Y A + XNQXQQQ X --X ...N WX X X X N-XXae5.,A, Q Q N X X X X X X XX X X 5- N X X X X X X XX -SK 'xx KX X f XXXQQSWX 1' .fy .Xxx SX ' XX 'Q X. X-v'?XXf :X vt X - vi X- WX Q: X X X ww XX --A Ki XS' K 5. K QXXWS LES? M .NXXX y X A X sw X XX X X X W'-X. KNXQ' .k-X . X XKX5 55 KXS'Sf:315XK KN .1 K XX X : X lf? X ..X. XX X XX X x -XX XX ' .XX-.XQX Sufi Q: X Q. g '- X XX. X X 3 Y. x . Q -LA- X.is:sXmX.X5 XXNX, 2-XX. 5. S N55 X X X f 'Q X SQXSWKXXXQX X-N.. XXXNXX-X .2 r A X- X XSS - 1 xx, A X AXXLXN 'Ewa X X f 83 X Xs A' - X ASX x .. -X X .XXXXXSXXXX X f , f:gX.X X X -NX RXXXXXXXX. -' xf Q X - K XX- X X .X W 31: lsrgjwbgse'-KX '- : 2 + X XX if KAXNEXX WW XXXXVXX K X + L K X Styx 'X k Xggglisiws X O X X X X x . X f S Ex X. . X SX' QQQQXXQXX X . X '51 X, L R3 x-. Qkx, VQN- Kay' UK X .Q 5 gif Q.K ' FX f V K X X X - - X Xff -A -X fx X X .Xsif fix :Xf X, .Q Q 'I X f W. 9 K 'K X x'f X 1' wxmis K' K T-K K XfXK'lwiXi!-2115 -XWSIXY wg X XX X Q YXQQX X X X X K- 55 X w X :X .fx 'X K ' -K K 'NRXXQXX 5 wi s -Sf ixfpfz X5 qgivi . x 5 N gb. , Y ,Riga-g. XJ? XV R Xwg K V ,EQ X XQYQX XX,Lj' NNN- 2 WESXSSS QE X. X ' X Xt ,X ' X f X X ae 5 i XY Yi ,X.S'.g' ' 1sX TX '- ,X :K . X X XX X' J-X XX + KTxX'iSw.K K 'X X XXX Q i f W L+ f f W 'X W XX 39 X X X Q 3 ' X - WM ' X - .X Nw X. XXQLXXQQR Q..-ga... WF X Q: XX XX s X A Xf '01 1 S SX For ten years, the Von Steuben Iournal has been an outstanding organiza- tion of the school. It has been foremost among high school papers in its presen- tation of news, features, humor columns, and editorials. The Iournal has not only been instrumental in making bond drives, pep rallies, and school shows a complete success, but has taken an active part in these important school functions. lt has been the policy of the Iournal to solidify student relations by working hand in hand with the student council of the school. As evidence of the high standards that have been continually maintained by the Iournal, the National Scholastic Press Association and Quill and Scroll have awarded the paper excellent ratings. The Iournal stands as a symbol of encouragement to aspiring young students who have started upon their journalistic careers. H382 ALAN KATZ and PAUL IANKAUER ..,.............,..,.,,....... Co-Editors SHERWIN HEHZOG .,.....,,,,,...,,...........,, .... I .fctkeup and Cartoonist X gg , SYN? EH-Q px- gem S AN FL M m.g, Mm ,,f'fv fsm,,3f1 'wrfff 1is,mmt.h.9u::fwgg.g Kmitqqgkx . C '?f:ff3wm:x2:fC2'iff21f N ' C 1 , L GQZA1 CL. EAGgg X x:qi'2vxu'QWf'S'9 ' K. . - wen uwixxixigit 'TK FL XO xgwfxiglq Q 51209 S VKXYQQ' was 'Wa Q QW ew r,b'J44 ,X N00 .ggvai kgfjwf awk? N 9 XA X oe ff Y wa TU DENTS BUY Mom: swamps 0 L 9 5 mer-1 awe Mggse 'WB' X i W s'JI2Qi7?.g. 1 . cr if . .fX?'1',g.fT'a-Qzflv After the paper comes out the editorial staff appraises the is- sue and immediately makes plans for the next one. The cuts returned by the printer are labeled and tiled for future use. Periodically, outmoded cuts are sent to the scrap drive. Cub reporters must learn to vary their news leads by the use of different grammatical be- ginnings. Here we see a group studying leads which have been analyzed for that purpose. Grammar is decidedly func- tional in the journalistic process. A picture is Worth 50,000 words. ln View ot this, cartoon- ing has become an important feature of the newspaper. In high school this still holds true and gives the talented students an opportunity to display their artistry and ingenuity. 5140 j WHAT IT TAKES TO MAKE THE JOURNAL The importance of the interview in high school journalism cannot be denied. It gives the students an opportunity to develop techniques which will aid them later when interviewing important personages. Corporal Iohn Belden was furnishing in- teresting material for our reporters above. Material for the Iournal is turned in by the editors, columnists, and reporters and then typed by the typist working on the paper, or by those supplied through the com- mercial department. All material is typed on uniform sheets of paper. In the fourth estate a term such as proof sheet is not common. However the proof sheet is important. It gives the editor a last minute chance to correct errors before you, the public receive the Iournal. f'l4Ij STUDENTS PRACTICE WHAT THEY LEARN I The columns that appear in the Iournal represent a cross-section of the student body. All years are represent- ed and all interests find a place, Whether it be sports, R. O. T. C., fashions, humor, or interviews. We Work together and plan for new Ways and ideas to be used in our paper. Who? When? Where? Why? What? l-low? These Words represent the outline of the newspaperman when he Writes a neWs,lead. By studying the leads in our metro- politan papers the student learns the Ways of journalism and practices them in school. Stand still, smile, hold it, that's fine. These Words are uttered by the staff photographer as he attends various social and athletic functions. His job is to get photographs which are interesting and tell a story, as he explains here. 042.1 ' Before the paper comes out it is the job of the business staff to get ads, and take care of bookkeeping and financial matters. Make-up of a newspaper requires knowledge of typography and layout. Best composition is achieved by studying the plan of metropolitan newspapers. Thus, through the use oi a modernistic make-up, the Von Steuben lournal acquires a professional ap- pearance. f 143j Top Row-Bochner, Sheldon: Melinqer, lack: Iankauer, Paul: Miiell, Merle: Liebow, Ioe: and Berkowitz, Walter. f Bottom Row-Epstein, Alvin: Weiss, Marty: A Favish, Larry: Weinstein, Le Roy: and Bauer, Burl. On Side-Kritzman. Norm: Moss, Marv: and Warshawsky, Harold. Row l-Cohen, Harry. Row 2-Glassman. Ray: Silver, Art: Saltzberq. Sid: Saltzman, Herman: Berman, Iorden: Blumenthal, Marshall: Milqram, Morris. Row 3-Ross, Phil: Berman, Howard: Marshall, Marvin: Bendoff, Gilbert. Row 4-Breqer, Bernard. Row l-Levin, Cybil: Turner, Lenny: Iacobson, Ierry: Goldstein, Lawrence: Schanbaum, Gene. Row 2-Ament, Norman: Lavine, Walter: Schwartz, Norm. Row 3-Karzan, Dick Standing-Lipman, Don: Berkman, Tep: Nierman Howard: Gulaisi, Fred Felner, Glenn: Feder, Burton: Salzman, Sheldon fl44j Row 1-Tanny, Susan: Miller, Adele: Bresnik, Dorothy: Braverman, Ferne: Kaplan, Rose: Steinman, Beverly: Friedman, Marilynn. Row 2-eAlperin, Harriett: Feder, Rocky: Finkel, Shirley: Fishman, Sally: Franklin, Devy: Frishman, Shirley. Row 3-Gerstein, Roen: Gorqin, Sue: Goldberg, lean: Goldstein, Audrey: Greenberg, Vivian: lesser, Ierry. Row 4-Kasper, Edie: Treletsky, Elaine: Lett, lewell: Levine, Sue: Scharfer, Elayne: Powell, Marilyn: Wiener, Dorothy: Spalter, Beverly: Talman, Doris: Vtfolf, Wini How 1-Langer, Mildred: Rathke, Winnie: Babaian, Irene. Row 2-Kozeluh, Ioy: Peisert, Dorothy: Larocco. Lucille: Hibbard, Beverly: DeKany, Alice. Row 3-Gottschalk, Mary: Borqstrorn, Gloria. Standing-Silleson, Dawn: Barker, Marjorie: Iohnson, Ianet: Brumlik, Dorothy: Hansen, Evelyn: Nelson, Beatrice: Homuth, Rosemary: Iensen, Nancy. Back Row---Tishler, Miriam: Harris, Rae: Schwartz, Natalie: Klein, Iudy: Karron, Ruth: Masters, Norma: Hockfield, Florence: Lewis, Dorothy: Herman, Lucille. Front RowfPetlin, Mary: Barsky, Maria. Row 1-Schatz, Beatrice: Lyons, Berenice: Sturm Caralie: Strike, Phyllis: Felsenthal, Harriet: Udell, Arlene: Blumenthal, Carole: Putlack, Bobette: Serlin, Gloria. Row 24Rabinowitz, Sara: Isen, Beverly: Lichtenstein, Beryl: Kesner, Barbara: Glassrnan lone. Row 3--Monqite, Frances: Zussman, Phyllis: Strike, Shirley. PLEASURE CLUBS FOR GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL FRIENDSHIPS ARE WARM AND LASTING Row 1-Chisever, Ira: Cohen, I-larry. Row 2--Gilford, Ron: loss, Herb: Elesh, Don: Sussmrzzn, Les. Row 3-Goldberg, Mark: Goldstein, Laurie: Schrieber, Shellie: Berkowitz, Chuck. Row 4-Lowitz, Don: Sandburg, Lennie: Cohen Robert. Row 5-Feinberg, Frank: Tobor, Irwin: Fishman Eddie. Standing-left to right-I-Iolleb, Ray: Gerber, Stuart: Blum, Sherwin: Shorter, Ivan: Orloll, Marshall. Row le-Shapiro, Howie: Feder, Franklin: Glenn Levin, Richard: Goldstein, Ioe: Grusin, Eddie: Greenburq, Norm. Row 2-Maillis, Larry: Feder, Burt: Boms, Lawrence: Glassman, Ray: Breqer, Buddy: Rubin Stuart. Row 3-Foyer, Bill: Luke, Arnold: Morris, Ally: Rich, Victor: Mack, Sylvan: Becker, Wally: Resnick, Marty: Salzman, Shelly: Berman, Howie: Daniels, Ted. Back Row-lelt to right standing-Cohen, Mel C.: Simon, Stan A.: Sherman, Ierry D.: Levant, Iack A.: Schndyer, Irving V.: Allswanq, Hctrold E.: Kallick, Stan R.: Gerber, Irwin S. Front Bow-left to right sitting-Conviser, Mel: Rubin, Bernie: Finkelstein, Izzy: Mussmon, Berny: Mdckler, Hy: Schultz, Irv Back-Redman, Sherlee: Kaplan, Roslyn: Pritchen, Annette: Berkowitz, Bernice. Front-Wdllach, Esther: Gwon, Mdxynne: Marston, Aileen: Spector, Florence: Freedman, Phyllis: Ellenstein, Helda: Worobow, Iockie. 51469 Row 1-Shimberq, Miriam: Weisberq, Lois, Holman, Cecilleg Friedman, Marilynn: Braverman Perne. Row 2-Miller, Pauline, Steinman, Marilyn Katz, Betty: Kagan, Marietta: Hirsch, Iris: Cohen, Carolyn: Berg, Marilyn, Rosenberg, Martha 51471 Bow 1-Daniels, Bernice: Peterson, Doris: Ayesse, Shirley: Bechtolcl, Dorothy. Row 2-Bergh, Gerry: Glenecki, Iackiey La Ioie Rosemary, Teqardine, Barbara. Row 3-Carlson, Marilyn: Siebold, Betty, McCann Lorraine, Frenzel, Lucille Row 4-Moeller, Monica. Levin, Sherry: Litchinqer, Geraldine, Gem, Ethel Kushner, Bette, Herzog. Sylvia, Nakutin, Rosabellp Rachlin, Wilma. The halls of Von Steuben are kept spotless through the persistent efforts of the Corridor Maintenance Corps. Those on the C. M. C. keep a watchful eye on careless students who aimlessly drop papers in the halls. All of Steu- ben has become conscious'of'our'-halls through the C. M. C.'s year round campaign. THE JEWISH YOUTH LEAGUE is a citywide organization which aims to promote a feeling of cornradship throughout the school and com- munity. Through our meetings we strive to give the students of high school ages the culture of their own peoples. A few of our activities for this semester have been Ioint Meetings with other organizations, Spring Frolic, Debate at which time Von Steuben's I. Y. D. took second place, and the Golem a play presented at K1 48 1 Northwestern University. The officers are as follows: Ida Kravets president, Floyd Fabry, Vice-President, Sarah Luboff, Corresponding Secretary, Estelle Marshall, Recording Sec- retary, Arthur Shapiro, Treasurer, and Yashubi Snider, Press Chairman. Our lunch guards do a fine job of helping in the cafeteria. Miss Clark, the very pleasant hostess maintains order in an efficient manner and these assistants carry on in the same spirit. IOHNSONS lst row-Francis Iohnson 2nd row-Donald Iohnson, Grant Iohnson 3rd row-Roy Iohnson, Ianet Johnson, Forrest Iohnson GIRLS MAKE GOOD FRIENDS lst Row: Florence Wolensky, Harriet Iacobson, Annetie Newman, Sonia Rabinowiiz. 2nd Row: Glady Saviit, Mina Simon, Aviva Shanolf, Eunice Eres. 3rd Row: Cecele Rotman, Dorothy Lewis, Lois Weisberq, Francis Steinberg, Edythe Cohen, Mildred Black, Iudy Klein, Vivienne Friedman. G. A. A. RIDING CLUB lst Row: Pauline Schuberth, Thelma Greenberg, Elaine Treletsky, Dorothy Weiner, Muriel Zimmerman. 2nd Bow: Lorraine Meyes, Sherlene Miller, Muriel Lane, Harriet Felsenthal, Muriel Schulman, Alice Rifkind, Arlene Eisenstein. Grd Row: Phyllis Zusman, Harriet Kornblith, Arlene Aronson, Marilyn Tatz, Marilyn Pinkus, Rona Goldwasser, Annette Shapiro, Vivian Greenberg, Sarra Rabinowitz, Laurel Nicholas. X X X x .X XX XX g SX Q NX ' 1 .X N .XX XS Yf -XXX? :RA X X XW X Q X - -: :X A . XXX X. .XM X X - X X X X k X 'X A ' X X X. 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C's Third Annual Military Ball . .25j71f j, R ni X P ' Q-ff f' A A A L, ,psf The third annual ball of Von Stuehen's R. O. T. C. was held i -.EQ at the Belmont Hotel on December 17, 1943. The dance was A i-f' ' l.L. '- 3 .- l li ,X entitled, Stars 'ri Stripes Forever. Nix--e....XN ' l f ' X I The two hundred and thirty quests danced to a ten piece ii I X A A 3 orchestra under the direction of Art Heinickel. The high point t -M-M' .- .- - '-Q-- -- -. . we . U51 of the evening, the grand march, was led by cadets. The leaders were Lt. Col. Arnold Miller, Major Seymour Herman, Captain Harold Podcrsen, and Captain Richard Amos. The guests of honor were Colonel and Mrs. William F. Mor- rison, Miss Varian M. Shea, Principal, Major and Mrs. Sydney S. Stocking, Major and Mrs. Glen M. Teal, Lt. Nathan A. Calder, Mr. and Mrs. Roland O. Marsh, Miss Marguerite Z. Rudd, Captain and Mrs. Charles H. Schell, and Mrs. Cyril C. Iohnson. Sm gm xg NS-f , 5 x as S if S 2 QS r X . ,,,, ,, A , .RN 'Q wi 3 W . 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X b fAsQ -. ..H , gxw N.:N.::. . .- ,. .wi x' . S3 K Q V K Q. ti ig' A Fine Old Game - Basketball The game of basketball as it is played today is comparatively new, having its origin in 1892. Dr. Iames Naismith, an instructor at Springfield College attempted to devise a game to till the br h b eac e- tween the football season in the tall, and the base- b 11 ' ' ' a season in the Spflflq. The f1YSl game of basket- ball was played with a ball slightly smaller than the one used today, two peach baskets were placed on the floor at opposite ends ot the court and the team consisted ot nine men. As the game progressed, the rules gradually changed with it, and today a basketball tea ' m is com- posed ot tive men. The baskets are now placed ten te t b ' e a ove the floor which makes the game highly exciting. It is a team game demanding a high degree of accuracy, and self-control, judgment, individual skill, and ' 't' ' 1n11at1ve, and tends to make an athlete physically and mentally alert. Basketball is one of the most popular games play- ed in the United States today At Von Ste b ' . u en it is the dominating sport and the students are enthusiastic about the game. Little did Dr Naismith know that the game he devised with the two peachbasket S, would grow to its present day popularity. usa! THE GAMES OF THE 1944 SEASON Basketball at Von Steuben has enjoyed one of its most successful seasons since the school opened in 1933. The Iunior Basketball team went asmfar, as the playoffs, only to lose to the great Mar- shall Iuniors in a very exciting tilt 34-33. The Senior team also fought gamely in the playoffs but succumbed to a highly favored Austin five 44-31. With the beginning of the practice season, back in November, the Iuniors captured their first six games but were upset by a scrappy McKinley quintet 37-35. The Heavies won five games and lost only to Wells in an overtime 43-41. During the regular season the Lights , led by Captain Sid No- vak, Won their first six games, and Went into the quarter finals. The Seniors Won eight games and lost to Amundsen and Waller. Though neither team Won the championship, the season Was con- sidered a success because we beat Roosevelt, our arch rivals. 1154! N GOOD ATHLETICS MAKE GOOD BOYS SWIMMING The practice and sport of swimming has been a popular event ever since man first learned to remain afloat in deep water. Von Steuben High School has a wonder- ful swimming pool and its students enjoy its use at all available swimming periods. A strong swim team represents our school in most of the scheduled swimming com- petition but more important is the fact that all of our pupils are given an opportunity to learn how to swim. BASEBALL Our Von Steuben baseball team has proven its ability by defeating Lane Tech. 1-0. We are now considered as a possible contender for the Chicago Baseball Title. We have Won eight games and lost two and if the same can be repeated during the rest of the schedule we will participate in the playoffs. SOCCER Last fall our soccer team completed its most successful season since we have taken part in the High School soccer tournament. The team finished in second place next to Lane, who won the City Championship. Next season we hope to do better since many boys will return to participate for Von Steuben. f'1S5j ALL SPORTS ARE FUN . The goal for all ot us today should be to develop mind and body so that We can serve our country to our greatest possible capacity. Our ath- letic and sports program has been a great factor in reaching that goal. f156j Q N X if wg 'Q GOLF The Von Steuben Golf team place second in the 1944 Illinois State qualifying compe- tition and will leave for Peoria, Illinois next week. Golf is a fine game, requiring great physical skill and control. Many of our students are fine golfers. THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Every year Von Steuben calls upon its boys to participate in the Cross Country Race held in Washington Park. Mr. Mag- ida directs and trains the boys for the 2V2 mile course. The boys accept this par- ticipation willingly, because of the body building advantages. 4 Luke View, Harrison, Sullivan, and Amund- sen all fell before the flashing spikes of the Von Steuben Iuniot Track Team. The young team, captained by Amy Robinson, will be the backbone of the Senior team in years to come, gaining their experience now. TRACK TEAM Men of the Cinder pathways, ruler of the wooden runway . . . that's Von Steuben's gallant track team. After furrowing through bad years Mr. Magida has come up with victorious lunior and Senior teams. Being successful in meets with Amundsen, Lake View, Harrison, and Sullivan, two members of the teams qualified for the State finals. Norman Ament and Lawrence Borng Ac- company Mr. Marsh to the State meet. f158j OFFICERS OF LETTERMEN Standing left to riqhtg Charles Marback, Secretary. Raymond Holleb, Treasurer. Richard Karzen, Vice President. Seated: Merle Samuels, President. Left to right, Buck Row: F. Anderson, N. Wishner, L. Favish, B. Baver, H. Cohen, W. Berkowitz, I. Chizever, I. Bloom. M. Weiss, L. Perlman, S. Blum, M. Kurnick, N. Kritzman, D. Nowack. 4th Row: Ft. Glassman, I. Iacobson, I. Rothblatt, S. Schrieber, M. Levin, L. Borns, N. Goldstien, S. Simon, D. Lippman, R. Beck, A. Preston. 3rd Row: I. Sklare, R. Benson, K. Goldberg, N. Ament, F. Culiassi, I. Cole, S. Gerber, I. Labowitz, B. Feder, N. Schwartz, B. Emer, B. Kruss, M. Heller. 2nd Row: Mr. Charles Goldstien. M. Berkman, G. Schanbaum, Ft. Holleb, D. Karzen, M. Samuels, C. Marback, W. Levine, I. Berman, H. Saltzman, Mr. Thomas Smith. 1stRow: L. Weinstein, I. Anderson, A. Brin, N. Rhodes. E. Glenicki, L. Davis. THE PROUD WEARERS OF THE V-S LETTERMEN CELEBRATE SECOND YEAR AS CLUB Under the careful guidance of their sponsors, Mr. Thomas Smith and Mr. Charles Goldstein, the Lettermen's Club has successfully completed its second year as an organization. With the membership over the fifty mark, the club with the aid of its president Merle Samuels has proqressed in very fine fashion. lt is made up of those boys Who have Won their letters in athletics only and these members have complete charge of the affairs the club holds. This year the club sponsored two school affairs, the Annual Smith Tourney and the Faculty-Lettermen Basketball game, the proceeds of which will qo to the furnishing of the Letter- men club room. The biqqest affair the club puts on is its Annual Lettermen banquet which is held every Iune. 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XXX if ' S W X Q X. , 8 . ' 5 x 1 TRIED AND TRUE From left to right: First Row: Norman Lodal, lrving Schnayer, Leopold Van Garse, Alfred Morris. Second Row: lordan Cole, Harold Brown, Major Eissman, Sheldon Behn, Eugene lacobs. Third Row: Norman Chorpash, Kim Veeck, Ierome Tupler, Mike Grehl, Sidney Mandell. Fourth Row: Norman Greenberg, Bernard Marcus, Howard Brenner, lulian Glink, Donald Karper, Bill Golaris. Fifth Row: Allen Stein, Robert Cottle, Vtfallace W'encler, Burton W'arner, Eugene Susler, loseph Goldstein. Sixth Row: Morton Geller, Stuart Rubin, Allen Bard, Erwin Pre- mack, Ray Bellon, lack Sklare. From left to right: First Row: Harold Vlleiss, Irving Kupferberg, Harold Gelfman, Iohn Erickson, Arvid Olson. Second Row: Arnold Heyman, Thomas Baier, Harold Gibberman, Burton Kaplan, Einar Peterson, Fred Goldberg, Morris Haas, Peter Stabovitz. Third Row: lack Anda, Gilbert Fernstien, Stanley Pinsky, Burton Stitzburg, Harold Sampson, Donald Dickerson, Leroy Vlfeinstien, Burton Friedman. Fourth How: Yashubi Snider, Sheldon Eisenberg, Ioseph Friedman, Howard Katznelson, Stewart Schlesinger, lerry Faingold, Jerry Schneider. Fifth Row: Marvin Berns, Arthur Salzman, Elmer Rubin, Sheldon Lerman, George Adelman, Harris Iohnson. Sixth Row: John Medo, Robert Lisco, Philip Green, Raymond Grossman, Robert Schur, Calvin Witt. Seventh Row: Sheldon Cantor, Edward Belgrodsky, Robert Cowin, Sheldon Gamiss, Sydney Bogin, Saul Borash. H671 COMPETITIVE PLATOON flfrcm left to rightl Commanding Officer: Alired Morris. Prompter: Irving Goldberg. First Squad: IFirst Bowl: Richard Blonairz, Irving Kupterberg, Lawrence Maillis, Daniel Slotton, Robert Cottle, Edward Anderson, Yashubi Snider, Franklin Feder, Mike Grehl, Herbert Tatelbame. Second Squad: lSecond Rowl: Robert Fine, Dan Herbert, Alan Badour, Ierry Barinhcltz, Ioe Kaplan, Norton Spitzer, Donald Dickersen, Sheldon Behn. Third Squad: lThird Bowl: Leonard Deutsch, Robert Geshner, Earl Finckle, Sheldon Green, Allan Lefstin, Bernard Miller, Arthur Shapiro, Burton Stitzberg. lThe regular prompter, Allen Eager, was. absent the day the picture was take-n.l From left to right: First Row: Ichn Weichrnan, Raymond Anderson, Roger Beaurline, lames Wanland, Second Row: Ierome Soltan, Don Anderson, lack Magnuson, Leonard Solvay, Morton Munk, Louis Feigan, Bob Neidelman, Barnard Silverstein. Third Row: Stanley Edwards, Emanuel Lipshutz, Arnold Brookstone, Michel Broady, Edward Transeau, Seymour Altman. Fourth Row: Don Schalla Bill Nickels Ierry Greenberg Gilbert Nathen Richard Nathen Martin Grek Iacob Davis Fifth Row: Walter Berkowitz Herbert Twery David MvVey Ted Homer Burton Ternpkin Iames Amos Sixth Row: Robert Geshner lack Miller Leonard Deutsch Arthur Churvis William Rosenberg Donald Bronstein Seventh Row: Herbert Feder Robert Berk Ronald Teichner Harold Brown Yusell Naiman Earl Finckle H682 ww, , W 'lg-+j'f,Al, 1 a'J,,WL 2 , ,ev flfdg1f',- -5511 .iff-sd i,4rzx1 f1, Vi' 1155! may 1 'fz2,Q4f64N'1fP:41'714,mlofv 'f-4'1 l?2v!-I -X 2' 1 I Wt? 'ff ,f The Daguerre Studio 218 South Wabash Avenue W CHICAGO Official Photographers for the 1944 Q- PROGRESS - 1944 1? if 1? S Special Rates to All VON STEUBEN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Q wr if elephone WABash 0526 or 0527 for .Appointment ZLC-C .MVK V '1,, I -'te--yrL L. 1 14? . J-ffzkhfmfw' TQC,lfLx.,Acizf S U 69,1 U, FOOD FOR VICTORY Compliments -Buy Food Wisely f --Plan Balanced Menus O -Prepare Scientifically -Serve Professionally -Guard Against Waste' . 0: .if V o n S t e u b e n Lunchroom Fnend Compliments of a Friend We Have a Complete Line of- Art - R.O.T.C. - Gymnasium Work Books - Mechanical Draw- ing - Von Steuben Pennants Everything Needed for Classes at Von Steuben High School At the New Formerly Bloom's Von Steuben Book Store 3344 Foster Ave. Irving 1204 moy I s J' g J, -1jx94 1' g fx -pf' uk Q M VK ,lfv h A r , For Appointments ' Wi ,Q - ' MJ .Ving 6010 .1 ' ' ' 4 f Mm t Jfvw jldf Z 2' ARIN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE i A ' f ' y A , . JI V4 1 ffflffy , ,E jd ' aaoa FOSTER AVE. . V na x DI!! . viii! uf' I fs! wtf I ,AW -5 'P A B Y N I KINGSKRAFI' FLYING 325 W. Huron Street Chicago THE IUNIOR sHoP I : Sizes 9 - 15 I To g Coats - Suits Dresses - Sportswear VOD SISUIDSI1 S 4810 N. Kedzie Ave. Irving 2499 Men and INDependence 3421 Women ' TERMINAL BOOK SHOP In Frank Mittlacher, Prop. School Supplies - Rental Library S , Greeting Cards ' ervlce 4750 W. Lawrence Ave. Chicago 1171 Q 1 t 1 1 1 3 4 4' li 4l1..J PATRONS FRANK AND IACOBSON SHOE CO ....... BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON ........................ WASHINGTON SHOE REPAIRING .......,. GERBER'S MENS WEAR .,,O,.,,...,,...,,..,,,. PURITY DELICATESSEN... COMESS BARBER SHOP ....,..., .4805 Kimball Ave. TERMINAL GRILL ........,.,,.,.,....O.,..,L.....,,...,,.,,,.,,....,.,.,,... ............ ..,.,....3257 Lawrence Ave. .............3238 Foster Ave. ..........48lO Kimball Ave. ......3353 Lawrence Ave. .......3357 Lawrence Ave. .......48U6 Kimball Ave. 7K'Qf7 L ' Mi- -YW' f COLLEGE DAY - OUR PREPARATION FOR THE FUTURE The tpresent crisis demands 0. complete education in democracy. Realizing the need for greater knowledge, the senior class ot the Von Steuben High School met with repre- sentatives trom the various colleges and universities of the middlewest At this time they were given all information concerning entrance requirements, scholarships, school ex- penses, and the subjects offered, Each student was given the opportunity to speak individually with all the representatives, in an endeavor to find the school best suited to his needs. The life oi a nation is going to depend upon the leader- ship which we as the leaders of tomorrow give to it. It is important, therefore, that each student choose the right school, for it is in college that We receive the foundation which will enable former Von Steubenites to interpret what they learn and to express themselves clearly and intelligently as citizens oi a new and better world. P5 Illldlf cf fbwkzafffbfz PEFISONALLY DIRECTE D BY 'X inwfwfdv w.:-IAQERTY, Jn. DIRECTOR - SCHOOL DIVISION SUPERIOR ENGRAVING CO. 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