Waller High School - Wallerian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1940 volume:

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' ' , -pp - -,LT-1--:.f -5 'f' , . . 4. , . , f' - i ER Qmbuwb 567+ AMERICANS ALL PLEDGE CI119Q1CiI'1C9 to the Nag of the Umted States ot Amerlccr cmd to the Repubhc tor Whlch lt stands one ncxtlon ndlvlslbte mth hberty cmd Justlce tor Cdl Pubhshed m June 1940 by the STUDENTS f WALLER HIGH SCI-IGOL ae Fo N A 'WCRLD upset and ablaze, there is still one source of assurance and hope, and that is in you, our American Youth. We at Waller have done our best to strengthen your faith in the democratic way of life. We hope we have helped you develop your powers and your abilities to enable you better to maintain that Way of life. We see in you the idealism, the honesty, the cour- aae that is in all youth. We ask only this return for our efforts. l-lcld to this idealism and honesty. Use the courage that is in you to preserve American freedom and democracy. lt is a heavy responsibility that We place before you. We know you will face it with determination. May success attend you. Iohn L. Finlayson, assistant princif pal, is always on the go. Wlienever a student is in need ot advice or help, no one is more ready and willing to assist than Mr. Finlayson, Not enough praise and thanks can be given to this sympathetic, ellicient person, his abil- ity in keeping things running like clock- work is well known. His work which consists ol innumerable details gives him close contact with the student body, by Whom he is not only re- spected but admired. Cheerful service is the motto ot our able clerks, Marie McGrady, Marie Barbazette, and Caroline Sweeney. Fade F Mr Lipman works at his desk Marie Barba zette secretary takes di tat on Mr Lprnan conters with members oi the graduation class Steve Lhorba class presi dent Dorohy Sell and Maxine Upchurch H. MAURICE C. UPMAN our principal has secured the support ot the entire school by his undivided interest in student activities. He takes personal pride in the accornplishrnents of any of the pupils. l-le does all in his power to help the students put Waller on Chicago s educational rnap. Under his etticient guidance during the past three years the school has made notable progress and is steadily forging ahead. His pleasing personality is Welcome and appreciated. I' .vm 1' 5 5 Mr. Finlayson, Assistant Prin- cipal, discusses important af- h fairs with graduating seniors, , Estelle Langlois, Iames Stevens, and Anne Kersch the of ice is a busy place At the r1ght are students help ing and receiving help In the rear Marie Barbazette Mrs Colman at the telephone Marie McGrady and Carol Sweeney confer on important business ALLER HIGH SCHOOL may well be compared to a bee hive The corn dors are fllled with people rushing to one room from anothe each with a different ObJ9Ci1VQ in mind The mam office is the center of activlty where clerks and students aid the ever Waiting line Cccasionally Mr Lipman ap pears to approve an ltem for the bulletin or Mr Finlayson dashes out of the office Thereafter for minutes or even hours it lo a diffrcult task to locate him Miss Newberaer appears with her ever evldent stack of programs Confer ences between Mrs Colman and a pupil are ommon occurrences ln this office as in all other parts of the build na buslness is cheerfully transacted fi f-1 V. . i A . ' 5 I . j . I . . -- - I L - . . . T . ll - 1 1 1 - J V . ' . F . . C . A , . Pa S -. ,Q I In Mrss Berltner and her elh crent stall handle school lm ances assemble the absentee ltsts and get out the bulletms darly and spectal ln the Placement Bureau Mrs Newman and Mrs Mary Fttzgerald tntervrew puptls and rralce contacts lor them wrth prospechve employ ers ln ll9 Mtss Ellts takes care ployment to about 250 students Mrs Fosster and Mrs Crone man handle absences tardt nesses and excuses Woe t any puptl whose ttme tsnt made up Mrss Cleary the Adtustment Teacher rntervrews and helps to adlust puptls of unusual abrltty or puprls who have dll hculty tn ltttmg tnto the regu lar program ' I . s I k C , , J . I l ,I ' A I I , xx I . J . y L . of the N.Y,A, which gives emf . I 4. 7 A o J . H . .r , . 1 ,E 1 - A Y J' J . P ge Exght l . I 1 x .. . ,A 1' 4 A Z . -1.1 X , , I yflllxx fl z XR r if ' A ' tj! l N' If THE FACULTY ,,7r,,,f A , J Maurtce C Llprnan lol n L F layson C Naomr Anderson Paultne D Andrults Sylvla Berltner Kathertne C Bogan Arthur W Buss Helen L Carter Rhlllp I Casella Russell Chappel Ann Clark rrances A Curtrs Lalla B Davts Mable Devereaux Ruth Dtxon vlary B 'Jonlon Anna Ddncornbe Ethel L Elll Robert H Fngle Robert W nghsh lvan W Feldman lesse H Feldman Morgue lte V Felt ll story Hrstory Boolckeeprng Calculatrng French Prtnttng Mathernatlcs Spamsh Gym Basketball Sctence Spantsh Englt h Comrnerctczl Gym Lattr Co 'trrerc al ornrnerclal ll Y A Bookkeezctng Sctence lnstru rert l lfctsc Lrtgltsh Econorn1csandCtv1c mctpal l . I A slstant Rrtnctpal Mary A. Frtzgeralo Allred Fulton Opal H Fuson Margaret M Gallaclner Frances A Gersl non Stella Goldberg Syclelle Golden Helen Grant Ruth Groneman Elrzabeth M Gursc Glenn L l-laclcett L1ll1an lff Hawlan Leone G Hermann Var, U Hottrnar Marte E Howard latl e ne H Foss e Ralph lackson Angel t lohnson Ge rge C Katse lu ll H Kea n Rhebe R Kettler Careers R O T C H1story Musto Gyrt Engltsh Ltbrartan French Clothlng rrencn and German Z ology Fngltsh 1 ngllsh Mathernattcs lngltsh lou nallsrn Scrence Sctence Co rnerc al Geography lfecr anlcal Dr C r r erctal l all ernatrc Q f' t . . wr. . 1 . . . ..... . . IJA l .1 , 1 , rn . . ..... . S , Q. . . l 1 A . l . . I 1 , J L . - ' h ' . lk ' . lf . . . . . ' ' . . . . . - Y- 1 . . . , fxit Y . . . O A 1 A. S . , . , . f , . . f. . A ' - - I ' .VA YY . A . . . I , I I , . w . . X . . , . . A F . ff' Y. . l ' , . . ll . . f' w ri : V ' Ax A AL A . .tl A . , .Q ,N . W I . o ..... L, . . . . , .J . . , . ' A ' ' ' - 3 . .' , . Yl'l 1 'C' - ' . 4.4 A . . 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H L A , , ,rf . trs. . . ,ann r , . . , s . . . . .. .1 s Kms .I Al lp, THE FACULTY Grace P Krlcoqrse Wllllarn S Krpp Albert Ko lolt Anna M Kumrner Davrd R LGVIHS Harrret A Lesmalc Plgln F Lewls Ruth Lrchter Marshall I Llprnan Eva M Lrpsey Walter A Mulvaney Kenneth McClelland Robert F McCorm1ck Margaret M McEvoy Lucy C McM1llan Essre E Neal Laurre S Newberqer Natalre S Newman Samuel C Parne Eleanor O Parker Helen H Pferl Marre E Porter Q Enalrsh Gym Football lnd ,lstrral Arts Botany Bookkeeprng Gym Comrnercral lfnghsh Scrence Cornmerclal Bookkeeplng Mathematrcs hemrstry Comrnercral Engllsh lfnghsh Comrnercral Crvrcs Hrstory Placement Physrcs Hrstory Commercxal Latrn ZOMMQMC Wwe Helen L Qumn Teresa Held Thomas P Rober s lean C Romano Lucy S Rote Hedwrg M Schrnkel Augusta W Schrsler Harr1ette F Servrss Anna L Shannon Martha Steele Leona R Talbot lames T Taussrg Ruth W Templrn Mrldred E Tess Helen M Thomsen Iosrah N Throgmorton Dorothea E Vent Mabel S von Stern Clara W Whelan Wrlham I Whrgam Maurrce Yochrm Helen L Zersler ludlth E Zrclek Englrsh Brology Swrmmrng r Pnahsh Drama German Commercral Geography Pnqlrsh Spanlsh Hrstory Englrsh Clothrng and Musrc Englrsh Law CIVICS Health Foods r Industnal Arts r Hrstory Gym oods l fl J , T ' , 14:11, F . N . ...At . ' ,C ' . ' ' P G, fl A L , .r.At f iii - - A ...Ar PeTen Qt The People By The People Por The People if VERY Monday and every Thursday mornlna has tound the qraduatlnq sentors ln class meetmq Here were dlsrussed oornmlttee reports and here all declslons were made Presldlna over thls class are the OTTICGTS Steve Chorba presldent AlbertBars1 vrce presrdent Anne Kersoh secre tary and Errka Beraer treasurer ' 7 Teachers of graduatmg d1V1 lons were Mrs Fltzgerald Mlss Kearns M1 s Neal Mrs Rote M1ss Snannon Mr Casella and M Yochrm M1ss Talbot semor advrser Mr Rote was 1ll and doe not appear IU the Iolcture ' I I I 1 I . Iv J J I Jw ,NM 1 ff ' I .X 1 I 1 f' 41 ' lf ' , 'T J, of MP1 I I , V ,' X Ax .4 I l - 1 -1 f 1 fl X 7 'l .KX ' If krbx X X ' 1 l V' I 1 'X ' ', f, lx ,f ' . I 1 I T lf I - I T I ' I I ' jill C - i-., V J ' f fvk-'U vw.,u.f-ft vfeff Q fix, I ,y l 'UL Y I , I . Q , 5 tif ' ' , . 5 4 3 ' r. ' . ' , . C , , . 'ff If .'fT fl T -I Pqqe Eleven 5 THE WALLERTAN HORTLY after the ftrst of February the Annual Conlnnttee started 1ts Work Prctur es for the Annual were taken The Annual Cornrnrttee suffered lona hours of tedr ous conference and endless rnrles of wrrtrna The senror census was taken and or qanlzed Was that a Job' Club wrrte ups carne rn and were corrected sport stones had J ft 7 Kersch Betty McAndrews Lots Sprtler Vrrglnra Oancea Iconla Popp Standtng Steve Chorba lune Morgan Ruth Hawerkost Anrta Gebauer Yvonne Markus Irma Anthoter Charlotte Kaplan Gerda Bauermetster lvn Stevens Enka Berger Ann Cchroll Frank Gllman Marlon Pearsall Margaret Cornmers Marlon Shepell Charles Grrtttn Leona Schropp to be wrrtten Then prctures were taken' Photographers hounded us Tlrne was aettrna shorter Wrrte ups Weren t rn Copy was sent to the prtnter Then came proof readrna and rnore proof readrna Frnally everythrnq was complete The Annual Comrnrt tee breathed a srah of relref and rested the rest of the semester Page Twelv e 1 . ' :VI V . c Off ' ' N ah ! . 4 U Seatedi Miss Reid, Miss Hawkins, Miss Talbot, Darleen Hall, Irene O'Malley, Anne U , I , A - , . ., A I , t I I 1 I I 1 T - ' 1 SENIQR COMMITTEES The Finance Commdiee N110 We 'Whse ff ff w ol er' 19 C CI C1111 ro fellow Q 0 e 1e C 1 3 O ff om 11+ e T63 def N G e f f 1 1 C fl dmc OCICP 0 J e 7F CT E Lcr e ed 1 CI A 21 '11'flVC1 Fife The SOCICXI Commlttee 6 gr A Througl 1 r C C r '1' e F e C rfxtef- 1.rx1 f YC T11 J 'TF The Cap and Gown Commlttee fr gfl n ' ' The Flfifififf? CCfYfiif'EG 1?1f y..,,,,:. F,..,: 1-MAN, ...Au ., F4 f. ..1..,.C.,, W., .CM ,,,.K...j J. ,.11 sef 7 Ccttttiiiitees TQ , vrerk Cf TIC COfHIT1IffgqTT1..T1 'Jus TC C 1,3 'F lffs 'pg 1 in their 61315411 t,: At tk C..jC1ef1 Tl f their task C .1 L 'Kee tietiborr iig1 -' fegjj for they 1-,Lie 02129 333111 wefcittied nic scfizf CTCI SSWM F Pr ,1, B .',11l VV. 1176, , 1:95. S G1 2 S L111'tz , B. Q. 1. 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F7 'Jager f Stc'.'Qr,: T Fififzfu 1, Mzrxidzle L Kirr SENIGR CCDMMITTEES The Dinner Dance Committee Disregarding the late date at which they started ia work, the Dinner Dance Committee SEl9ClGG the Knickerbocker Hotel one ot Chi cage 5 finest ballrocvrie for the cenc ot the Waller dinner dance The committee aid a tine iob at eeilin hide and olanning an entertainirg program for the evening Maxine Upchurch B Cipolla M Soy A B ri B Wil-,owl Kcwat The Announcement Committee The Announceme tCa'n'nittee haa the duty ot selecting an artistic and pleasing graduation announcement o the class A e announcemen had been printed it was the duty C the committee 'nenbers to collec 'icney in c der to pay c tne Seated D Colicpolus F laftee randi g E Dunn M Barcw Me chnic The Pubhcity Committee The ta ks of the Qenior Publicity Committee were rranv but they we f uccessfully carried out True co ies such as the Se icr Ca an the Walleriar They ac 0 hed the-i lc h Ou ri i e o ettectixe bpeecne and p e ill 'vpee i Ba ei: vc Qea'ea a 'F 5 .. 7, rs -A . ,. , N t rj, . a . ' 5 . ' .s YW I l f 7 .,, . . ft r A is . , . I i ' i .. .. f r. I r t r l S' ' n . . . , l ' ', A :s ' ' I 'T tri- rnittee advertised all senior activie t' . . 5 n' 1 Play .d . Q . .. ' C rw- pliss . ir tas Ltr gl h ufe t 'i ' ' 5 .i C51-rs cf Staning: E gn ' F. Liner e A . ' lf. M S Tiicrzisen D lfcari pn 8 E9 . N ,,,-- I rl' J, XI' In .,J, JI A J X Olfll' :Score all JQUQFL g0CLI 5 0,90 Top Row, Lett to Right-ff FRANCES BEATRICE ABRAHAM Ilgreacottl MABLE BELLE ABRAHAM tBrendaE, Lincoln Commercial Digest Club MARGARET ABRAHAM CSlicrtYl, Franklin lunior Dramatics Club, Commercial Dige Blue Salesman, Bowling Drama DOROTHY ALICE ACKERMAN CDotl, Arnold ,J Club, GAA Merry Vfqtllr ite: Yellow cz French Club, Glee Club, Most Popular Fre.1l.ie EVA ALDER, Franklin Br. Cer'e Fcwv Lei' to R f ..-r .f , it igr1t-V ELSIE ALOISI, Ogaen Y, 6 B Editorial Stall of Franklin Er ALLAN AIJDRESEII Soldan High ROSE AMORELLE ANDREWS, Arnold Senior Drama, Choir, Treble Clei, Student Council, Mathematic: Cl1C.':1 and Ciieckern. Ten Pin, Y. 6 B IRMA AIITHOITER, Arnold German, Mathematics, Iunior Carnera, Slide Rule, Intern :tional Relations, Senior Camera, Applied Mathematics Boa M ARCHAMBAULT tixfcitiep, crew Tech 1 Wd Q .ALAMM A k f . Camera Club, Radio one ff f- -VW WA -- C'-'fall-fdpxl Bottom Row, Left to Right-ff f 4 df K' EMMA ASLAII tGabby', Arnold 'T ' ' V 'Ari' ' ' I Baseball Club, Commercial, Girls Glee Club Y CS B Staff Cozririercial Digezzt CHRISTINE AVGEREIIOS ITeenyl LaSalle Posters and Scenery lor Stage AYITOINETTE IOSEPHINE BAGARELLA 'Tcnyt Lincoln Red Cross, Hanaiworlc, S.T S ISur,er'.'1:'or ol Coaching Cloi.s.1e,:l Progrurri Committee, Finance Committee, Etiquette, lvlerry Wallerztert, G A A Hall Guard, Glee Club ELWIII IOHIQ BAGIIEK Prescott MARY LOUISE BARLOW tMary' Loul, LaSalle S ig ffllife rw a Tau Sigma Iunicr Camera Travel Cozrirr' 'cial Digest, Arinounfertient Corn! 9 Page Fifteen I 1 ' l Top Row, Left to Right- IOHN EDWARD BARRETT tRedl, St Vincents Football, Vice-president Printing Club, Treasurer Travel Club, Basketball 'lW,' Foote ball W CHARLOTTE E. BARRY CMal, Alcott President Merry Wallerites, Hall Guard Captain, Research Club, Drama MELANIE BARTSCH CBug Eyesl, Arnold Chess and Checkers, Know Chicago, Hall Guard ALBERT PETER BARSI CAll, Eranklin Br. Student Council, Baseball, Checkers, President 4B Class, Vice-President 4A Class Dinner Dance Committee, Franklin Br. Clean-up Committee, Hall Guard, inter- room Baseball and Basketball GERDA MARIE BAUERMEISTER, Arnold Games and Puzzle, Merry Wallerites, German, lunior Camera, Slide Rule, Current World Literature, Glee Club, GAA. Hall Guard, Sigma Tau Sigma, Scholastic W and Bar, Annual Committee Center Row, Lett to Right- ELIZABETH BARBARA BECK CBlondiel, Arnold Merry Wallerites, German, Game and Puzzie Sigma Tau Sigma, Courtesy, Etiquette, Chess and Checkers ., MARGARET BEHR CMickeyl LaSalle x vt ' N X Honor Roll, Chief Captain Hall Guards, Lunchrooms Superintendent, GAA., Student , Council, President Hall Guard, Delegaie tc Student Council Convention l939 'X C K - Q, HELEN MPARIEIBEELL tDirnplesl, Ramsey High g , 1 en in u A PN. -N ' ERlKA A. BERGER lHazel Nutsl, Mt Carmel 3 N E 5 ' hess, Treasurer of Orchestra, Mathematics, QB and 4A Tre't1:2urer Sigma Tau Nix X ' Z' K' ' igrna, Coaching, Y.5B,, Office, Ten Pin Ccmptorneter Clerical Award, Cornrrierclal ' .kg ' Digest, Orchestra W' 1 LJ NEST lOl-lll BERTOLIISO lBertl Campion H ' , ' -4 Bottom Row, Left to Righr- M f X' 5- ' wrLLiAM 1oHN BINGHAM qsingr LaSalle Lg.. ,f W' 4 'sf 4 U' RUN S'--f l Checker, Secretary Foreign Relatidns, lnter-'corn Basketball, Baseball n T I ', 1 Teams, Clean-up League, Games and Puzzle. l ' it HENRY lASPER BLAND, Franklin 'Br ' 5 X GEORGE BOECHER CStiIikyl, imigaculate Con ' .rr f Checker, Spanish Basketball Inter-rolom Basdbalf and Basketball, Y.GB Sa es riar J X LoRRArNE BOECKL gzmyi, Amid ' ' , 0 ' Glee Club, Commercial Digest, Girls' Chorus, German Clyb HELEN BOLLENBACl3gfBabel, Arnold I , I D' I A-I German, Menry allerite,s, lournalism, Draina, Natura? History, Sigma Tau Sarna , G,A A., Glee Club, 'iSau6e'Icr the Gosxtin s, Captain Volley-Ball Team, Captain Bas , 1 Q A K ' ball Team, Honorary Office .Worker , ' ' r f faflzem rougkf fokffir ' xiii , 1 .- 3 Q? 'U '-er , Z l ' 1 ' f A ,f L0 it KN: 'U XJJ Y, , 1 3 W x 4 j l J 1 O f Q.. .?.f.'L?'i All -. .. 4. V T JA' laik' l lf ,l A N ,. .,,, 4. l ln N ' ' .-' ks l l i A 'Elf' A 5. L Ol 5 . ' ,s X, tu, Nr is , s 1' I x x h , 4 X ' N sl:- HN 1 :po x 43? I 1 3' S YJ' ill' f' 47' f' ld C011 ll1,Ql'l 'gl l0l'l, Top Row, Left to Right- bf w gk h A liosEMARY BORES, Mulligan L +,c22 Spanish Club, Odds and Ends fit! .1 -X4 ,ZX V 21.,..-.r V NEIL IOSEPH BOYLE, St, Michaels ' '- sus Q 6- 4-Lf FRANK BRAUER lnncl, Ffnnltlln ,ff A wer, President Slide Rule, International Relations, Camera X' ' - ' ,Q ROBERT BROWNFIELD tBrownil, Lane Tech. - Travel, Radio, R.O.T.C., Rifle Team - WILBUR BROTHERTON tWilll, Lane Senior Class Play, Checker, French, Natural History, lnternationcll ll'-lillorls, Szuderg' Council, 2nd Lt, R.O.T.C. Center Row, Left to Right-- ROBERT CHARLES BROWN tRobinl, Riley lr High Circulation Manager ol YG B, Secretary Puzzle, Secretary Travel, Prrfuidelll lnlnrufi- tional Relations, Assistant Fire Marshal, Captain, lst Lt. R.O TC, Hall Guard MARILYN LaVERNE BROWNE tMattil, Franklin Br. GAA., Merry Wallerites, lunior Camera, Hall Guard, Commercial, Senior Camera Chess and Checkers, Franklin Follies, Franklin Glee Club, Y,cS-B. Salesman, Student Council HARRIETTE FRANCES BYALL lHaPDYl, Lincoln Sd French, Clet and Stall, 'Know Chicago, Treble and Clel, Glee Club DOl-.llNlC CALDERARO tDOtnl, Schiller Ty XLTQ 'Zi-6 lunior Camera, Merry Wallerites, Hall Guard 0 xi ' 'gg -Q SHIRLEY LUClLLE CARRUTHERS lshirll, LaSalle V Q . RAB y Music Festival, Girls' Chorus, Secretary ol Bameball, Red Cross, llrlridriwoik, A A, ik, xi Etiquette Checkers, Student Council, Merry Walleritels, Publicity COlIlIlllliv3FTv 7 7 'LL f Bottom Row, Left to Right-- i asf- J 5 IACK G CHERRY tRedl, Lincoln Spanish, Football, Bcseball, Basketbcll, High lL1IIllill1LI C l Illlzl -ill Dwi :loll HOOIH Bas- ketball Hall Guard Captain lnter-roorzl Tlzlxkethlll 'l'-- till C ll . .lil HT'-'.'llIlU 'l'fra:ll, Row- ing Club WILLIAM MARSHALL CHERRY tLettyl, Lincoln Senior Drama STEPHEN EDWARD CHORBA, IR, Schiller Choir, Y, 5 B. Salesman Advertising Manager, l3l:g:ine.af M-'in iaer Franklin Br, President Student Council, Honor Roll, Glee Club, Opera Club, Vice-Plfmsirilerlt 4B Clam: President 4A Class ROBERT ANTHONY CIPOLLA tGovernorl, Mannierre French, Merry Walleritesns, lntra-Mural Basketball, 4E Socilll Cfifllllllilflfl, Dirlllrrrvltwrlt-if Committee WALTER RAYMOND CLllrfE tSpeedl, Linn Tr-:ll Sifllzlol Tau Slglll In Flnancf: Ctllllflllflf-f' l'..ly1- Top Row, Left to Righte DEMETRA G. COLIOPOULOS IDernil, Alcott Spanish, Commercial, Drama, Spanish Chorus MICHAEL IOSEPH CONNOLLY Ilrishl, Immaculate Con. EVELYN MAURNETIA CORDER fCorkeyJ, Woodrow Wilson Chess, A Capella Choir IACK HENRY COX, Ogden Hall Guard, Commercial Digest DOROTHY DANIELS IDotl, Lake View Secretary Chess and Checkers, Treasurer Commercial Wallerites, Library, Hall Guard Center Row, Le-It to Rightf PAUL DAVIS, Franklin Br. Chess Club, Hall Guard HARRIS DELK, Lane Tech. Band and Accordion Club PIERRE DeVISE ANN DeVONEY, Manierre Merry Wallerites, Bowling Club CAROLINE G. DIEDERICI-I IKUIYI, Arnold Games and Puzzle GAA Merry Wallerites Current Lit Ches and Checkers Treas urer Iunior Camera We Club Hall Guard Honor Roll Y CSB Reporter and f V' St Ssalesman . X Q . A - ' I' 1 X I X Q' Bottbmx ifxwi Lett Right ll ' AJ, JJ - fp HEY 1. OYLECAPQ ii? rim ii, Br ' N 'MJ ' I C' J C mer3:i Di esti Mer y Wallerites French Club JJ g .35 5 RCEE -,iUSiA,DmxicE Holy Name K, 'j yy X, . --N Q E H E urxrxgouifi caiumet High JJ Q VJ V , sf E DUNNELI Coin ' I -' ' 'H R. .T.c., R. .T, .xCu C L l fx ' , I EDNNIHRD DEN Naihmseiiqx I ,J 'J . ' J lkgtbGk1IJ'Vl?S G I ie Captain Track W Glee Club Merry Wallerites fd I 1 Y 1' X V 'Kg . X, , V x X ,. concewe r an , x XJ Y CS B ir l H an ger rt Editor Assistant Busine s Manager Football Bas i ' ie H ff at - gf , My or ff' '23 sn 3 i 6' -as .J X ,warg X ' Xs- cleobcafecl fo fke pro ofu Lon , P X X VB . Mfg, 1 xc 'sk' R1- Top Row, Lett to Right- KS' L I A GRACE DURSO, Mulligan N Q N. .1 5 Hall Guard, Etiquette, Current World Literature X EDWARD EccARlUs lEddiel, Arnold , P Handicraft, Choir '. f Vg J ' - . VICTOR l, EKVALL lVicl, St.Dominic's Nyxff-vi' Uvixf 0JQ.X'6fU5 ' M04-fu Odds and Ends, Basketball Team ffx , f - , ' . CHARLOTTE MAE ENDEAN, Lakeview l D 01947, A 0-fn' I JK' IOE F. ESPOSITO, Headley KU X I Reporter, Senior Drama, Annual Sales, Basketbalf Baseball, Merry Walleritef: Center Row, Left to Right- FRANCES ANNE FARELLA CBootsJ, Schiller Spanish Club IOHN THOMAS FLYNN, Immaculate Conception International Relations, Clean-up Club DOMINICK FONTANA, Franklin MARY LORRAINE FOOTE lLeeJ, McKinley Bowling, Scribblers, Debaters, Hall Guard GEORGE SALVATORE FORRESTIERE, Franklin Bottom Row, Left to Right- CHRISTINE FREUND lChrisl, Arnold German, Merry Wallerites, International Relations, Hall Guard, Current World Litera- ture, Ten Pin, Glee Club, Honor Roll EDWARD GEORGE FROHNAUER CEdl, St. Michaels International Relations, Stamp Club, RO T.C, Hall Guard PETER IOSEPH FRITZ CPetel, St. Michaels LAURENE ELIZABETH FUEL tWienel, Lincoln 'iOdds and Ends, Spanish, Hall Guard, Honor Roll NOAH MENDEL GAMZE lcurlyl, Lincoln Book-room, Student Council, Chess and Checkers Page Nineteen mai QQQZZ ff r .- ' I r - f ' Tor: Row Lf-lt to Right 4 L I Jil give-'i I rg' IOIII5 EUGEIIE GAWLIK St losaphat .1 L 'f V ' AIIITA GERTUIJE GEBAUER lAtdaZ, Lin ol Sigma Tau Sigma, llatural History, Ejeanfup Higher Scholarship Cariimittf.-e, Geririaxi German Choir, Spanish, Choir, Coaching G A A., Scholastic UW' CHARLES GEOTS lpancliol, Lawrenceville Circle Scribblers Club SEYMOUR GERBER , ELVIRA CAROLINA GERLICI-I, Lakeview High Committee, Cap and Gown Cornmitteff I f I Center Row, Left to Right rimsg ai MAN, Arnold ji' tifjlub, Stamp Club, Senior Cafrtera, Choir L'llIl'lI1'l Hllti'v'J I'f1.'tivt1 iititil j Cow, ittee ' , I VDOROTUHY MAUDE GILMORE, Lincoln ' ' Q RD GIUNTINI lEdl, Franklin Elm 4 , ' heres and Checkers, Basketball Team, Book-roam k X R CE S GLENN, Ogden I ' ' ,JUH orc ly NJ I X ' . STEVE ZOLTAN GNANDT, Franklin Elin. I Bottom Row, Left to Right- I - COIINIE GOLEMIS lDinahl, Lincoln , ,F ' It JJ 'lOdds and Ends, Spanish, German, Library, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Merry Waller- f' ites, GAA., Pin and Ring Committee, Valley Ball, Honor Roll, Baseball Team, Clel and Stall, Latin V .4 - ROBERT RADE GOVEDARICA, Lakeview ' wk fl ,J1 VALCBMIR THEODORE GOVEDARICA lBilll, Lakeview f, ' hess and Checkers 'I , I 'P 'IRI CATI-IERINE MARIE GRAEI: lliayl, St.Michael's ,JJ ' .f '- f ' President Camera, Merry Wallerites, Library, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Glee Club, Commere lv Mj ,, f' ' I 'C cial Digest Student Board, Student Council, Senior Play, Curse You, lack Dalton ' I J 1 l' .V DAIIIEL GRBAC CDannyl, Ottawa K ,JJ 1 fyl'f I , l -I BTIYII Choir, President Clel and Stall, Social Committee I f U I t, A ' A 1 ,vgcblf ff , , i jf-Pijfj' .ITM lx I A U , F., KA R . CML AW' l il u, . 'ill' 'Q 'C l fl It Wt! J ,f',-f 'Star 6' 1? fa-. ar 'iv 9 wsx-7-MM' J f W ' are creafe egua . . x, . r' J A v Top Row, Left to Right- NN U CHARLES LAWRENCE GRIFFIN IChucki, Alcott Editor-in-Chiet ot Y, 6. B, 4B and 4A Annual Committee, Student Council, Chess and S Checkers, French, International Relations, 'lOdds and Ends LAURA EVANGELINE GUILD QLeei, Alcott CONSTANCE GURNEY SABINA A, GUTT CSubbisl, Thomas Commercial Digest Club CLARENCE WILLIAM HABERSTROI-I, St. Michaels Center Row, Left to Right- DARLEEN HALL Cl-Uussi, St.Anne's Sigma Tau Sigma Secretary, Higher Scholarship, Social Committee, GAA, Merry Wallerites, Hall Guard, Y. G B Salesman and Reporter, Treasurer Band and Orchestra, Secretary International Relations, Student Council Board, Drama, Captain Volley Ball Team ELSIE M. HANSEN tTolleyJ, St.Vincent's Reporters Club, Student Council, Foreign Relations, Y. CS B. Staff, i'Odds and Ends ANN HARRITY fFreclclesl, St.Vincent's Bowling Spanish Club, Treasurer Pan-American, Hall Guard, Chess and Checkers Treasurer of Merry Wallerites, Cleit and Staff, Contest Chorus, GAA, Social Corn, mittee, Literary Club RUTH MARIE HAWERKOST CSauerkrautD, Alcott President G.A A. Vice-President GAA, Athletic 5 Chevron, Advertising Mazi- ager Y.eSB,, Star Salesman YGB, Student Council, President Chess Club, German, Bowling, Merry Wallerites, Annual Committee HARRIET HEINER, Ray Musical Club, Chess Bottom Row Lett to Right- VERNELLE HEMINGHAUS IVerniei, Lincoln Commercial Digest BARBARA MAXIIJE I-IILL CMaxl, Lincoln Band and Orchestra Club, GA A Choir, Band 'N MARIE I-IIMSCHOOT lHirnrnyi, St Teresa.: Teri Pin Club, Merry Wallerites MARY HIREL llfanyai, Prescott N. X X 'V ' Jf.-QL Spanish, German, Odds and End.: Student Council, Chair, Girls Chorus, Clet and Staff, Sigma Tau Sigma, GA A, Captain Baseball Tearn, Valley Ball, Merry lAl'IllF?t'llGf? MARTHA HIRSCHFELDER IMartyJ, I.akevie'f.' Sigrna Tau Sigma, Choir, Clel and Statt Page Twenty-one Top Row, Lett to Right- NICHOLAS HOCHA INickl, Franklin Commercial Digest, Foreign Relations, Annual Committee, Hall Guard CHARLES HOLLENBACK CFitchl, Grant Community High Checker Club, Choir, Hall Guard LaVERNF. HUTT ILightningl, Leyden High Hall Guard, Girls Chorus, Choir, Y.5 B, Reporter, Y.cSfB, Stall, Y.fSB. Salesman Rosie iAcoNA cargyi, Pmnkim Merry Wallerites, Odds and Ends, Spanish Club, Dramatics ADRIANA INCERPI Center Row, Lett to Right- LILLIAN MARIE ISAAC ILiverpooll, Arnold Girl Reserves, Handicraft, Service mention tor youth week, Annual Ollice Worker FRANK IAFFEE Ilaff-Speedl, Lincoln Captain R.O.T.C., Drama, Announcement Committee, Freshman Track, President Puzzle Club, President Travel Club, Fire Marshal IANET IAMES Ilanel, Alcott Checker, Red Cross, Ten Pin, Books DAVID W. IOHNSON, Arnold ESTHER IOHNSON tBunnyl, Franklin Hall Guard, Girls' Chorus, Camera Club, Music Festival, Dramatic Club, G.A.A., Roller Skating, Merry Wallerites Bottom Row, Left to Right- IRWIN L. KAGAN tShortyl, LaSalle RO TC. Sergeant, Clel cnd Staff, Non-Coms, Band and Orchestra CLAIRE KAISER tDattyl, St.Teresa International Relations, 'lOdds and Ends, Hall Guard, Handwork, Spanish, Glee Club Bookkeeping Certificate IIORMA KALLESES lSnookyl, Franklin GAA Etiquette, Travel, Pan-American and Spanish Club CHARLOTTE KAPLAN IChuckl, Pope Assistant Editor Y. 6. B, 4A Annual Ccrnmittee, 4B Finance Committee, Higher Scholar- ship Committee, STS. Program Committee, Secretary Natural History, Pan-American Clel and Staff, Y. CS B. Salesman GEORGE LEO KARLE Cluniorl, Lane Tech. Games and Puzzle, Know Chicago, International Relations, Fire Marshal, Hall Guard Lunch Room Supervisor, Corporal ROTC., Platoon Competition R.O.T.C. .gf ia rafigr for ua . . . , . . -:lk Qliiw ' ,PW 'K .f 4, f. W5 If , . X If U f lx, l Wx' ffl it , f ' J lj ft, , 4 l ,fx '- as 'fir 63M ' 5' v r, pf '4i ,Q . ' 1 ,J , ,Fl X .IPTV 1 IW 'iwl we V 5 xg l' y 'x' I .' - ' fo Ae lzere cleclicafecl 1' Top Row, Left to Right- I - MYRTLE KAY tTurtleJ, Alcott . -, , Travel, Treasurer Baseball Club, Merry Wallerites, Current World Literature, President Ten Pin Club, Maid oi Honor to Student Princess PARKER KENDRICK, Vlestport lKansas Cityl BERNICE I. KERN tButchJ, St. Teresa's Ten Pin Club, International Relations, Secretary of Spanish, Merry Wallerites, Hand Work, Cheer Leader, Glee Club, German, Hall Guard, Bookkeeping Certificate ot Proficiency ANNE KERSCH tAnniel, Mulligan Secretary 4B and 4A Class, Treasurer and Secretary Clel and Staff, GAA., Chairman Curtain Committee Student Council, Hall Guard, Coming Round the Mountain, Choir, Festival, Broadcasting and Contest Group, Annual Sales Committee, Treble Clef, Madrigal Group, Bowling, YGB Salesman, Sigma Tau Sigma IACK KLEIN fChuckl, Franklin German, Baseball, Basketball Center Row, Lett to Right- PETE KLEIN tBucketsl, Franklin Basketball, Co-captain 2 years, Baseball, Captain Baseball Team, 2 years, Asst Sports Editor Y,cS B, Sports Writer, Vice-president German, Merry Wallerites, Hall Guard LORETTA KOPP fLetl, St. Teresa's Chess G Checker, Baseball Club, Cap G Gown, Glee Club PATRICIA KOUTOUZOU tPatl, Agassiz 43... , I Spanish Club, Pan-American, Ten Pin, Merry Wallerites, Commercial Club, Hall Guard, Choir, Senior Play, Sigma Tau Sigma, Broadcast Chorus, Treble Clet IULIUS KOVATS tGoulaehl, Lincoln Vice- resident Travel Club Vice-president Sigma Tau Sigma lst Lt. RO.T.C., Chair- F7 I - , man 4B Annual Committee, Chairman 4A Dinner Dance Committee HARRY KOWALSKI tGabbyJ, St. Iosaphat's Stamp Club Bottom Row, Lett to Right- BETTY IANE KRAIG tPuQQYl, Sparta Township International Relations Club LORRAINE KRAUSE tLorriel, Avondale International Relations Club, Merry Wallerites, Courtesy Club BOB KUNZ tBobl, St. I-Iedwigs Chess and Checker Club, Choir TERESA KUPEC tTessl, St. Michaels K.. ,N 1 t o Choir, Festival Chorus, GA.A,, Merry Wallcrites, Red Cross, Handiwork, Baseball, Checker, Etiquette, Hall Guard EMMA KUYAT tPeanutsl, St.Iarnes Reporters' Club Page Twenty-three VK ll Wit' , Top Row, Lett to Righte- LOUIS LAMBIS, Flint Central ANN LAMMERSFELD lSl'iortyl, Franklin Er. Glee Club, Spanish, Y. GB Salesman, Cervix: cial Digest, Honor Roll, Librarian It CHRISTY I. LANDEFELD tBuckl, Lane MARION LANE CDaleJ, Clover Park Choir, Glee Club, Bowling, Scribblers, Debaters Hall Guard HOWARD LANG, Franklin Br. .A ' 1 ' A ' Center Row, Lelt to Riglit-W f Q ,W ESTELLE LANGLOIS lMy Ladyl, Ogden ,A 1' President Clel of Staff, GAA., Bowling, Frencli, Courtesy Winner al City Wide A Piano Competition, Fcsnion Snow, Sigrna Tau Sigma MARTHA LaPORTA l'I'inyl, Edward Ienner G.A.A., Girls' Baseball, Secretary Red Cicss, Secretary Commercial Digext and Rock f ' Clubs, Choir, Hall Guard, 'AVVH and Bar, Honor Roll l' RITA LAUER, St. Clements Commercial ' Library Club ' f - GRACE MARIE LAULETTA, Franklin Br. If Merry W'alleriteS ' MARY LAZAR CMayl, LaSalle X Merry Wallerites, Etiquette, Music Festival Publicity Committee, International Rela- A tionsfgfpanish, Hallguard 15 I. H Bottom Row, Lett to Right-W J GEHTRUDE Liiviii crmdn, LaSalle Stamp, French, Clet abd! Stall, Treble Clel, Clioir Contest, 4A Social Coininittee, Mu 1 . Music Festival N BETTE LIEPE tLecipy7, i.q'SQiie X XB International Relat' s, Soloists Club, Merry Wallerites, Choir, Art Club , LAWRENCE LINDH,CBi Sioopl, St. Vince-nt's 1 . I Officers' Club, N r?Corn's Club 1' I ,FRANK LINZER, LaS le SOL LISITZA lCurly api, LaSalle Checker, atl'i.,lCl'iese and Checker, Travel, Hall Guard, Student Council, 4A Finance Cognmitte , Had ol Honor Study, Fire Marshal, R.O.T.C. Sergeant, Student Super , , visor 0 tudyfflalls, Clean-up League '-I I I. V I ' . , ta uv I X f fl f f L it f' 0 e Qrea, an It Vi f N Az , uf , w vi J Q 4 .l if 5.5-J ll X ex 52 ffl i augur. ic.,-+2-vga , sizifv ?H5J,.,Lf4 A -5, 1 I I , J I f' N R remaining Aefore uri . . . Top Row, Left to Right- IOHN LO PINTO llaborl, lenner Checker and Chess, R,O.T.C. ELIZABETH LORISS lLizl, Mulligan German Club, Spanish Club and Merry Wallerites, Odds and Ends, GEORGE LUBURICH, Thomas DINO LUCCHESI, Manierre President French Club, Basketball EDGAR LUNDBERG lEddiel, Lincoln Soloists Club, Glee Club, Foreign Chorus, Clet and Stall, Choir, Finance Coriiiiiitton Music Drama Relations, 'Hoosier Schoolmarster Center Row, Left to Right- IVILLIAM PATRICK LYDON lBilll, St,Vincents rlENRY LYLES CHQ-nl, Franklin Br. BETTE MCANDREWS lMicke-yl, Hirsch High Drama Club, 4A and 4B Annual Committee, Senior Play, GA A,, Teri Pin Fre Al Hirsch-Swimming Team lunior Lite Guard DOROTHY MCCASLIN lDoDol, LaSalle Odds and Ends, Hall Guard LEMUEL M'iCLUCKlE lBarneyl, Lincoln llfttcin Row Left to Right 1 1 IAMES MCGOVERII +'Mackl, liriiiiacxilytf, Ccncfrigfioii Rowing Crew, Hall Guard, Meciiariicjxl Aria Ciub Travel Club WALTER MclLVOY lMacl, Arnold Camera Printing YASB Staff Slide Rziie Arnerican Legion O. , .Q Quin lx .strel Show, Student Council, School: Visiting Ccrninittee SAlDlE McLAUCHLATI lScottyl, Alcott President of Red Cross Club, Secretary of Hcisteasss Club, Natural Hi::1,r',' Club, lff-'r-af' f to Washington lcr Red Cross, President Big Sisters lAMES MALLICK, Arnold 0. Merry Walleritezs Basketball THOMAS MATIFIIOYI lChe:sterl, lIYlfTl',ICUlf1l'2 Conception Srfrriifh Club H'ilI Guarfl, Sf,-nicr P7111 Checker Club, Huridicriiit, iitiillffzit Couric i I.oo.ier Sciicolriz 1, Clfvan-up Czirrzpaign at Franklin P179 Tu-.'eri f Top Row, Lett to Right-- VICTOR MARASA tMousel, Franklin Sports NORMA MARASS CRedl, Alcott , Ten Pin, Hall Guard, Tennis, Travel, Outdoor, Treasurer G,A.A., Secretary G.A.A., Base- ball, Merry Wallerites, Chess and Checkers, Secretary Latin, 4B Publicity, 4A Publicity Committee, YASB. Salesman, Girl Reserves, and Bar YVONNE MARKUS, Highland Manor French Club, Valedictorian, Columnist on Y. CS B., Vice-President and Treasurer French Club, Annual Committee ANDREW MARTIN, Franklin IOHN MARTIN Clohnnyl, E. Rutherford International Relations Club Center Row, Lett to Right- IUNE MARTIN, Manierre Know Chicago, Bowling, Hall Guard, Travel, Glee Club, G.A,A., Merry Wallerites, Honor Roll RUTH MARTIN fGabbyl, Manierre G.A.A., Hall Guard LORRAINE MARTINDALE CMartinl, Arnold Dancing, Young Peoples Forum MARY MASON tMarl, LaSalle Odds and Ends, Hall Guard PETER MASSETTI, Franklin Bottom Row, Left to Right- PEARL MATTHEWS, Headley ROBERT MENKEMELLER tMenkyl, Flint Central Spanish, Chess and Checkers ANN MESCHNIG tButchl, Franklin Odds and Ends AMELIA MEZZETTA CMillyl, St. Michaels French Club, Current Literature, Choir VICTOR MIGNANO CVic, Mickeyl, Arnold Senior Class Play, R.O T.C., Checkers, Natural History, Iunior Drama, French fkaf we ere lzigkfg redo ue MQW' QW .HW !, If i ' 7 JJ K' 'S Mi :Y sur if .ii I -f ff 1 A 2 T- W :X Qvtya, ' If ' f A Mai lfleae JW! QAM nof Top Row, Lett to Right- MARTHA MILBOURN CMouthaD, Evanston To ns ip,f 04, MARGARET MILLER tPe l Lakeview A QQY f JH GAA., Commercial Digest, Red Cross ANDREW MISTHOS, Ogden CHARLES WAYNE MOLLET, Lane Tech. KATHLEEN I. MORITZ tSandy-Datzyl, Lakeview GAA., Drama Girls' Volley-Ball, Bowling, Merry Wallerites, Hall Guard Center Row, Left to Right- MARIORIE MORRISON tMidgel, Warren Palm Advanced Band and Orchestra, Band Club, Stamp, President Natural History SENN MOSES, St. Michaels MARGARET MUNRO KPQQQYL Alcott Ten Pin, Hall Guard, Tennis, Travel, GAA., Handicraft, Merry Wallerites, Latw' Current Literature ANNA NANNI, Arnold Ouilt Club at Franklin, GAA., i'Odds and Ends, Hall Guard MARGERY NAZARIAN iMargel, Arnold 'iOdds and Ends Bottom Row, Lett to Right- HAROLD NELSON fStupidJ, Mackenzie Y. QS B. Statt, Hall Guard, Senior Play SARAH NEWEY, Knickerbocker Y GB. Star Salesman and Reporter ViceePresident Library, Vice-President Spanish Chorus, Spanish Class Soloist, Pan-American Program, Choir Emblem and Pin, GAA., Contest Chorus, Christmas Program International Library, First Prize Chicago Soloist Contest Sports Club MARIO NICCHETTO CCainD, Wells GEORGE liIlEMEYER fSnitzl, Holy lfatrie Hall Guard PETER NIEMI tSleep and Eatl, Knickerbocker Chess and Checkers, Parliamentary Law Page Twenty-seven Tcp Row, Lett to Bight-- DONALD NOAH lDonJ, Lane Tech Publicity and Annual Committee VIRGINIA OANCEA lGinnyl, Thomas Member of Student Council, 4B Annual Committee, 4A Annual Committee IRENE O'MALLEY Clrishl, St.Dominic's Honor Boll, Y.fS B Salesman, Commercial Digest, Girls' Basketball Team, Hall Guard Library, Annual Committee, Merry Wcllerites, Careers Tour Committee, Captain Baseball Team U BOB O'NElL llrishl, Immaculate Conception 1 Hall Guard, Baseball, Basketball. Spanish Club L I GLADYS OSHANA CGlcdy7, LaSalle Commercial Digest Club, French Club, Checkers, Choir , ' Center Bow, Left to Rightf Y, V T , , TED PADGETT lHallfA-Buckl, Lincoln .1 ' i N i x Puzzle Club, Student Council, Choir, BOTC, Drama t , , GEORGE PALMER cisgmmsi, Arnold Q.. : ti Merry Wallerites, Printing Club, Drama K . 'X ELEANOR PAsoUALE, Agassiz x 5 I Quilting Bee, Mixed Chorus, Ten Pin Club, Math. Club J it , PETER PAssAaLrA, Emnkim U X 5' rRANciis PAvLov fFranl, Mtriirgen ' ' V Siaiiia Tau Sigma, German, Merry Vfalleritea, GGIIIO arid Puzzle, Hall Guard, Ettquctte R i Club k I is X x . A Q 'I Bottom Bow, Lett to Bight- : x FRANCES PECCO lFranl, Mulligan : lx ' German, Spanish, Clet and Staff, Social Committee, Merry Wallerites, Choir, Odds and Ends, Drama, Music Student Council, Hell Guard, Spanish, Chorus, Chess T l' K and Checkers GRACE PETERS tGraciel, Lincoln J f ' French, Spanish, Secretary and Treasurer ot Ten Pin Club, Chess and Checker, Com- ! r mercial, Cheerleader, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Merry Wallerites, Fashion Show f' VINCENT PETROVSKI CVincel, LaSalle ' V J' Life-Saving, Senior Flay, Rowing Crew, Handicraft, Clean-up, Checker, Hall Guard L ' t , , ROBERT ELLIS PEYTON, Bexley fOhioD High , ' M - Q D ,fEVELYN PIEBUCCINI, Gibson Goode ' ,J L1 G.A.A,, Hall Guard, Merry Wallerites, lunior Camera, Vice-President Home Economics p qt- MV Club, Travel Club -I R J v , ave LQ an ucun- , K ' A I., fs- --We ft' 1 ar- 'T ,if W , u l Qfkw if ,Mmm l! 'f ll! , 'Q 1 ,- T FMF? 47 '9'...'3' YJ' 'Aff 3. .11 'obs 2- V' .-1 73? C if A . . lf? ,t A f af fkw nafzon un, er gocfj' , v , t , A ' Top Row, Left to Rightw 'fl A I 6 I DOROTHY Poouck ninemsn, Thomas 't French Club, Book Club MARVIN POLLACK Honor Roll, International Relations, Parliamentary Procedure Chess and Checker: R,O.T.C., Y.cS B., Completed in 3 years ICONIA POPP lConnieD, Thomas Art Club, Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Odds and Ends FRANK PROCOPIO CProiessorl, Franklin Br. Chess and Checkers, Ir Drcma, Hall Guard, Travel DOROTHY PROPS fDotD, Knickerbocker Merry Wallerites, Glee Club, French Center Row, Le-it to Right-- GENO QUILICI CConJ, Schiller Travel, Camera, Student Council BESSIE RAFTIS CBessD Agassiz Spanish Commercial, Pan Ariierican, Literary, Ten Pm Choir, ll ll lurid, l.1e:'zy Wallerites GEORGE MICHAEL RALPH, Lirzle Manual Training ALICE RAKOUSKA KAD, Mason l'Odds and Ends, Chicago Park District Phyficail Activitif VERN REAM Loring Baseball, Secretary Research Hall Guard, Clerrn-ur: Cirrir iigzi, Sf nw' l -.r-iii C it '- Bottom Row, Left to Right IOSEPH RERUCK liriy Iayl, A.fY.'AlQ.l Checkers, Clfxfrieup League, Circlf- fic ti DCF! RlCE, Lane Tecli OLGA ROMAIICHEK llirnl, Edwird If,-nrie. Treasurer Stamp, G.A.A, Book BU.?lY'.E.',Z Trfiirizrtfz Student Crgmigil, lI:II Giyvl Librarian, Choir KATHERINE P RUMAS lliayf Alcott Pan Aznericari Spanish Crlorux G A A Mffrr',' Cozrizrxf-rcrorl 'P' Chorus, Choir, Hall Guard Literary Ten Pin, YD: f iff: 1, Trehl om. FLORENCE ROUZAII CElol, Er'::,klin Br Merry Wallf-ritffr, 'lOdd.: 'irfl Entl' G A A lt: vw llfili G .fini Iu:.1 1 C ::, ,- Glee Club Top Row, Left to Right - FRANK SAGONA fMoel, Franklin Band, YASB Staff and Business Manager, Football, Drama, Social Committee 4B, Spanish, 4B English Class, Chairman Franklin Glee Club, Franklin Follies, Minstrel Show, Chess, Merry Wallerites, Hall Guard, Swing Concert, Student Council, Chairman 4A Social Committee SARA SARGIS CSargel, Knickerbocker GA A,, Merry Wallerites, Hall Guard, Travel ROSEMARY SCHEGGER, Headley MATTHEW SCHMITZ IMuttsJ, Arnold Chess and Checker ANNE SCHROLL, Beaubien Center Row, Left to Right- ' VIOLET SCHULZ IColeyl, LaSalle Odds and Ends, G.A.A., Merry Wallerites, Hall Guard, Choir 4 DAVANA SCHULTZ IDD, Ogden Officers Club, Major in R.O,T.C., YASB. Staff, Chairman 4B Social Committee, Q, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team N- TERESA ELIZABETH SCHWAGER, losephinum X--, PATRICK E. SCOTT IPatl, Austin High Ancient History, Industrial Arts ,X X DOROTHY SELL CDodiel, Roosevelt lr. High 'X P President Student Council, Sigma Tau Sigma, Parliamentary Practice Club, Drama, ty I Orchestra Band and Orchestra Club Nl I Bottom Row, Left to Right- I ELSIE SENNE CSunneyl, Arnold - 3 Quilting Book, Spanish, G.A,A., Vice-President Etiquette, Hall Guard of , X KX I L , fl X IOAN SEYFFER Ilol, Headley Committee Sigma Tau Sigma, Natural History, German, Camera, Library ANGELINE SIFNOTIS CAngiel, LaSalle ' Art Club, Commercial, Handwork ' v , f ki. RITA SIGNORETTI, Franklin ' , DOROTHY ILA SLOAN fDOtl, Lincoln , X ' Stamp, Hall Guard, Y.5fB. Salesman x, . ' r X .: O ik 1 I I l -- . J I K I' I t ' O 5Aa Aaue cc new AMA of Lee oln if I f K x x f X Ny x iffibl. :Je -Br 'Fl' f , ' . 1 t 1 l'4f lf' ' I I 7 ' I' - :WUT I f 1 it V fi. if ibfdfx' 'W' ' Q Q J 'r'f.f uf' ' ' -' A ly V. 5 F li ' I E , ff 9 XALJVCXIVIJK,--Q,vJ I V 1 M ..V,.f' li ' 5 .gf .-,. A , f , fulfil 9 afncl goverilnfleflt of fAe 4 TL Top Row, Left to Righth , DoRoTHY SMITH, Franklin j W QV LILLIAN SMITH ISnuifyJ, Ogden 1 French, Drama, Clet and Staff, Treble Clel, Ten Pin, Choir, Annual Sales Committee If fl Publicity Committee, 'Comina Round the Mountain, HI-Ioosier Schoolrnaisterf Alumni -1 Show, Christmas Pageant, Broadcast Chorui, GA A, Hall Guard, Mu.1ic and Pin i MAGDALENE CECELIA SMITH, LaSalle Choir, Clef and Staff, Honor Roll Algebra Club, Treble Clet, Druiiifi IOSEPHINE SPARACINO, Franklin LOIS SPITLER CDixiel, Franklin Br. Drama Club, Reporters' Club, Spanish, Senior Drama, Secretary and Treasurer Book Club, Annual Committee, G,A A. Center Row, Lett to Right- HELEN STASIAK tTinyl, St. Iosaphats Glee Club, Choir, Commercial Digest, Checkere MARTIN STEIGERWALD IMutzl, St,Michae-Vs KATHERINE STELLER IKatiel. Franklin Ir. Drama, 'lOdds and Ends IAMES STEVENS IStoopl, Bloomington High Annual Committee Civic Award, Chairman Cap and Gown, Student Council, Sigma Tau Sigma MARGUERITE STORY IDollyl, Arnold Current Literature, French, Know Chicago, Sigma Tau Sigma, Best Dressed, Glee Club Senior Play, Drama Play Hall Guard, French Play, Dinner Dance Committee Social Committee Bottom Row, Left to Right- MARY LOUISE SULLIVAN EMary Loul, St Clement Library Club DOROTHY SWEEI-IEY IDotl, Mulligan Merry Walleritess, Spanifsh HELEII SZCZEPAIIIK IBunnyl St Hedwig Glee Club, French, Student Council, GAA, FRED THEURIIIGER CFritzD Irvirigwood MATHILIDE THEYS, Schiller Sigma Tau Sigma, Readerfz Club Tor Row Lett to Right-- fZll2AlIlIE THOMSEN lCiiickieD, Mulligan Sigzna Tau Sigma CTreasurer, Chairman Social Comrnitteel, Publicity Committee Chairman Pin and Ring Committee, Senior Choir, Music W , Student Princosy Clel and Staff, Book Treasurer, Natural History, International Relations, Treble Clel, Madri- galists, Y.cSB. Salesman, Contest Chorus WALTER STEPHEN THORNTON, St. Marys Training MADELINE TORREGROSSA, Headley Merry Wallerites, Senior Drama, Commercial, Spanish RUTH TREMS CRuthie7, Mulligan Mathematics, Slide Rule, Current Literature, Etiquette, Book and Literary, lunior Know Chicago , G.A.A,, Hall Guard, 4A Annual Committee IEAN TUCCORl fleaniel, Franklin Br. Merry Wallerites, Cap and Gown, S tudent Council Center Row, Left to Right-- FAY ARCHIE TURNER, Franklin BETTY ULRICH fBetsD, Lincoln Bowling, Spanish, M AXINE UPCHURCH Sigma Tcii Sigma, Hall Guard, Checkers, Literary, Pan-American CMackiei, Alcott Current Literature, Choir, President Book Club, French, Girls' Chorus, 4B Social Com- mittee, 4A Dinner Dance Committee, Annual Sales, Scholastic Music Know Chicago, Glee Club, Y. G E. Staff, Alumni Homecoming Program, Christmas Pageant, Hall Guard ELAINE VANPUYMBROUCK, Holy Name Alllil VOLK Cliippiel, Lakeview G A A, Sigma Ta u Sigma Bottom Row, Lelt to Right- DORIS WAITKUS CDorl, Lincoln German, Spanish, Natural History, Sigma Tau Sigma, G.A,A., Clean-up League, W IANE WALLACE CWillyD, Ogden Student Council, Vice-President Clet and Staff, Drama, Senior Play, Christmas Pageant, Choir, Attendant to Student Princess, 4B Social Committee, Treble Clei, Madrigalists MIKE VVALSH Cloel, lmmaculate Conception Spanish, Hall Guard, Football BARBARA WEBSTER CBabsD, West Newberry Clean-up League, Fire Marshal, Hostess Club, Knitting, French, Chess and Checkers ELIZABETH WETZEL CPennyD, Ogden Latin, Drama, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Scholastic Music Pin, Treble Clef, Pres ident Clel and Staff, Choir, Finance Committee, Drama, Broadcast, Festival L, ffm eo x' ' it , xfylfal MH,a,Q,wh,0 QA li le VY' f It Wi, QLNLAJF 4 K A K' i lllf if 9, c A . 5, 'L . . sl! . :N . . 4 Q ' -7 - R -S K. C 5 . 'u. . g 'L Q t Ks- rsv- Y U- I L K - Aiea! nof l90l i5A g'5kraJf4e' edrfgbzf' '., - .xgdralam lll'nf,iff1 Top Row, Left to Right- LUCILLE WILLIAMS fSisD, Franklin Br. Commercial Digest, Commercial EMMY MAY WILLIAMS fEml. LaSalle Odds and Ends, Hall Guard HAZEL WILLIAMS fNutD, Booker Iunior and Senior Camera, Chess and Checker, G.A.A., Merry Wallerites SADIE WILLIAMS, Franklin BARBARA WILSON llfiabyl, Lincoln Clef and Staff, Student Council Glee Club Bottom Row, Left to Right! BERNADINE WITT, Alcott MARY YOI-IANNA tlchl, Arnold Choir, International Relations, French, Merry Wallerites, Broadcast and Festival Chorus PHILIP ZAGRODNY CZagl, LaSalle Latin, Entertainment Committee, Ping Pong, Band Club, Honor Roll RUDY ZUCK, Lincoln NO PICTURES TAKEN IOSEPHINE 'I'. BARBER flol, Lakeview Chess Club , BEATRICE RUTH FORSEN lBeal, Lakeview ' X If 9, I J ' Af Ping Pong, Valley Ball, Swimming IISAN METZNER, Schurz ,A PE'iER ofsULLivAi:, Elgin Academy I, 1 f . .1 4 Q , i 1 The whirling, winding wheels of time move rapidly As life's problems voice their claims. The clock of destiny ticks its untiring beat, With quick and definite strokes it drives us on. The Infinite has but to raise I-Iis head To see the tumult which surrounds them at their work As sands are swept helplessly from the bosom of the sea By Mary Foote JIA, Div, IITZA I H I' A I 1 'I7' 1 I, 1, 'u Page Thirty-three WALLER-NORTH D1V1S1ON Celebrates lts SIXTY-F117 TH ANNIVERSARY HISTORY gg ORTH D1V1SlON HIGH SCHOOL was estab- . 1, -E -iz -4 ,L lished in 1875 as the first north side high school y of H in the city of Chicago. lt was one of three divi- 1-ag - r u Mg,-V yi? sion high schools-the North, South, and West- ' ' 1 ' 7 opened to supplement Chicago's first high school, L: 1 A H 4- sms r, 7 3 Q if? 41 my- fig, the old Central High, now inadequate to meet the it , - 1 , .,,,w 1 '. as r ' ds of Chicago. M31 wil l-,,,, W W, , , Q OW11'1q rl-ee North Division High School was first located in the old Sheldon School ln 1884 it was moved to a new structure at the northeast corner of Wells and Wendell ln 1980 1911 when a new building was constructea at O chard the name of the school was officially changed to Hobert A Waller However the old name of North Division was affectionately retained as an heritage of the early history of Chicago mm:- ln 1937 was commenced th const u tion OI a mod rn addition opened to classes in September 1938 The alumni association took an active part in the community drive to procure this much needed addition to Waller The high school has had seven principals including our present principal Mr Maurice C Lipman The principals who preceded Mr Lipman were Francis Hanford 187576 Henry H B lfield 1876 84 Oliver S Westcott 18841914 lohn 'E Adams 1914 33 loseph Bache 1933 36 Douglas F Van Bramer 1936 37 Throughout its history the school has had an activ alumni On February 7 1933 representatives from fourteen graduation classes ranging from 1886 to 1929 met to form a permanent alumni association Subsequent meetings with additional classes culminated in the formation of our Waller North Division Alumni Associa tion under a charter procured from the State of lllinois for the Association to func tion as a corporation not for profit lt is recognized as one of the most active high chool alumni organizations in Chicago An ambitious p ogram was undertalten ior the year 1940 including an Old Timer s Reunion of Alumni and teachers to c lebrate the 65th anniversary of the founding of Old North Division and a vocational guidance and Job placement pro w ap B i A 4 1 ,f fl 54 ib' tl 1 I p QU X ,L ,fy : eg ji llmmunn ALL: Q' 1 ll XX 3 PQT , . - A3 T -' I 'l 'A - Q' T . -... 9.19. s- ,f- . 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' T 7 ' A' A 'W' - - c e h' .y-four Part of the anniversary celekration was the visit of Miss Lillian Gish and Mr Percy Wararni, They chose from the group of Waller Girls a princess and tour attendants. Mr. Schaible Cl'J.:.a of ISSS, visited us at the .same time and appears with four lune girl graduates gram for students and alumnr During the y a the a urnni met at Various social aftalrs such as summer outrngs beach parties dances dinners card parti s All graduates are welcomed to all meetings Annual dues are trtty cents to b pald to lohn L Garrig 863 Lill Avenue Chicago lllinols All a umni are urged to Joln the association Payment ot dues places the member upon the regular mailing list Graduates become associate members tor one y ar tollowrng graduatlon without payment ot due Al UMNI Rt UNION MGNG the tive hunared alumnl who met at the annlversary dlnner on Apfll 17 were graduates from the classes of l879 l88l l884 l885 and from nearly every class slnce those ye :trs Friends who had not met for many years found each other and renewed trlendship Horner L ill essling O6 toastmaster introduced a program of song and rem lniscence Annong the speakers were Mr Llpman and former prlncipal Mr hi 11 A-I I . 1 ! 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N ' 1 ,, QQL PJ'7e 'lhirty f J Adams Mrs Walrath told of her work at the Cradle Albert Wemberaer O3 who presented the Sp1r1t of old North D1v1s1on was followed by Tommy Carmlchael and Delores Duplex members of the class of 1943 Oscar G Mayer O5 recalled 1nc1dents and ambrtrons of the old school Ralph Nrehaus l2 delraht d everyone wrth hrs sonas The Student Prmcess Suzanne Thom en and her Court of Honor were representatrve of Waller today All Jorned lust1ly ln the Cheer' Cheer' Cheer' for North Dtvrsron' and Amerrca The evenmq brought to everyone a new apprccratron of our Scho ' 1ts dr t1nau1shed Alumnr and th rdcalsfor wh1ch1s has always stood OFFICERS 1940 ll'ROMF H SCHWARTZ P d GEORGE L TESS V1 e Pre ldent lOHN L CARRIG Trea ure MARY FRANCES EAULKNER R cord g Secretary BERNICE STEVO C rr po d ng Secretary 903 Altgeld Street 933 934 935 1936 937 Q38 939 PAST PRESIDENTS e k I B t n Edward P Salt el S Soll a d W P lee E telle A Lutz Walte l Goldy H S hwa t7 HISTORIAN H l ey H Matte on DIRECTORS I A lane A e o Ed n Cooper Patr c a Cyno a m a Edwa d Em t om U ma Damolle Mlldr d Ge dmetto Hazel G one ann l nk Mzret H lda B yant My r Ale Nerroth Alb rt W We nberg r Homer L We Ina THE FRESHMAN INFLUENCE IN HIGH SCHOOL AVE you had the pleasure of stumbllna over the br1ef case of a confused freshman or of bema slammed 1nto the wall by another speclmen of th1s ace who was rn a state of terrlflc speed? lf you have then thrs w1ll sound very fam1l1ar to vou lt s probably what you meant to say lf you haven tyet become acauamted w1th uch events read thrs anyway your trme wrll come too On my partrcularly lucky day l chanced to b lrqhtly lflpplflq down a stalr way when lo' from nowhere appeared a trny tudent wrth an rmmense bnef case and raced past me Were lt not for the oblrama back of a convenr nt slow mover before me well who knows what would have been the antl ch max? You may auestlon how l kn w 1t was a freshle lm prepared for that Drd you ever se anyone but a newly ordarned member of the hrah school ranks carryma two tons of bnef cas ? Who else but they are always rn a state of p rpetual motron? And thelr eyes they arve 1t away' No one can mtstake that bes echma befuddlod and often besp ctacled look for anythma but a fre h man s possessron' Yet what would we do wrthout them? Who would carry on the school name and honor when we hrqh and mlahtres l ave? On whom would we use our su perror attltude and our aay and hllarrous pranks? Yes the freshles are the one and only Bless therr mnocent hearts' Marlon Shepell ln ty rx . 1 Q l I I I I I 1 . . I I I ' ' I I I n . I . I ,D . , C , f - O . S , I . . . . If . . . H ll I ll I . . . I I OAI S 'I 1 9 ' N A . . ' A ' I I f VCE' GU' Emma . lbini - I C ' 5 1 s me lm . , s r A Wi I fu 9 'Y' ' i i v , o es n 1 Eot' e D mofle 4 r ' ns r ra ' I ' e ar ' lt -Er derlc er rar I m 1 ' 1 Halsey H. 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C - ' I Anne Kersch IS clever and has a great d1soos1t1on To be a s1nger 1S her only amb1t1on A sm1le on h1s face a twmkle 1n h1s eye Steve Chorbas personal1ty no one can t1e Suzanne s t1tle now IS MISS Seventeen A lovely g1rl who could never be mean Oh' what an actor Davana w1ll make and oh so many hearts he w1ll break' Er1ka Berger our f1nanc1er ln our 1nnermost hearts we hold her dear But we all know Wayne Mollet lS a great boy Whoever the g1rl IS he ll br1ng her Joy Colored na1l pol1sh and a tuxedo Th1s clever Bomeo loe Espos1to As a v1ll1an 1n a play Bey Doyle lS su perb l'l1S gay colorful humor none can d1S turb The p1ano Estelle can really play A concert p1an1st she ll be some day Here s a marvelous actress as you ve all seen Bos w1ll make the rad1o stage screen HIS t1es are Just so h1s ha1r 1S so sl1ck Say Bobert Clpolla Just what IS the tr1ck'P Dom1n1c Fontana good look1ng but shy l-low we hate h1m to say goodbye Bae Doyle 1S cut and sweet Wont he make someon s l1fe com plete? Al Bars1 has such a sweet sm1le We know that 1t w1ll be worth wh1le George Palmer delrghtful and tall We re go1ng to mlss hlm 1n the fall Charlotte Endean 1S small and blonde Of roller skat1ng she IS most fond Anto1nette Bagarella gu1te pol1te Do you th1nk we ll see her aga1n7 Wo m1ght lean Tuccor1 has b1g brown eyes That s where some of her beauty l1es Frances Parella has long black ha1r W1th h r boyfnend she s on the square Grace Durso g1ves a sm1le to all Th1s happy g1rl who IS not too tall A g1rl who s cons1dered so very ch1c ls tall blond Carol1ne D1eder1ch Gerda Bauermerster an av1atr1x would We th1nk she s bett r as a cook lrma Anthofer 1S neat and exact l-ler amb1t1on to teach mathemat1cs IS a well known fact From V1enna Austr1a comes a young ma1d She 1S Melan1e Bartsch a Phys1cal Ed teacher well pa1d A Waller buckete r 1S V1ctor Ekvall Qu1et handsome mod tand tal V1ctor Mouse Marasa from Pranklm came To be a hard work1ng pol1t1t1an lS hls a1m Popular handsom romant1c man 15 he Peter Pntz a lad1es man to be ara Newey a lovely g1rl w1th talent 1 s e l-ler amb1t1on 1S a great rad1o s1nger we see ls at any tlme a pleasure to meet Baseball 1S th1s young mans favoru sport Vern Beam Wallers catcher hard fought Kclth McCluck1e a Wolf from Wall er s football team Gets along w1th lVlcCorm1ck l1ke coffee w1th cream An P Bl man lack Cox we see A super sleuth l1ke McCarthy he ll be Noah Tarzan Gamze Mac s favor1te stooge Lets all the g1rls from hls chemlstry papers choose Stenography 15 th1s lady s l1ne lla Sloan a st nographer f1ne Ehzabeth Beck who asp1res to be An 1mportant bus1ness mans secre tary Els1e Hansen wants to be A reporter so she told me Clara Ka1ser IS a lass Who travels w1th the h1ghest class PQT I - II I II I I I I I ' I 1 I I ' I ' I I I I . beg I . . 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WALLER BRANCH 1LACl'1ERo w l l6ll to r1al' Kathlee C eog lVlOll'16 IGl T L P R C6 ts m ula Kelly At F edl Moehle Head o B a h Ma y Ann Leon rd Co'n'ne c1al Fanc1s ane Com'nerc1al Anna Mlller H1sto1'y RCN Z Fayrnond Gra hall ln 1 tr1 l Art Eumce Doughery H1 to y M1ld ed S herl Commerc1al Geography Mar1on R Fr1el SCIENCE Emlly Schuette German l-'elen M Thomas Engh h Marv M Hxcn MUQIC Cla ence H Taylor Mechamcal D avlna Row 3 Helen Hay lette Household Ars Grace Anderson Engh h Sh1rley Ghernol STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Counc1l IS an orgam at on of th1rty e1ght members two from each d1v1 s1on ACIIVIIIGS are many and var1ed They sponsor honor assembhes The collect1on lor the Ch1ldrens A1d the lun1or Red Cross th GAA the Waller1an the purchase ot DICIJTG to beaut1ty the school are 1n the1r charge They handle the annual clean up campa1gn They are respons1ble tor the management of school dances A platform tor school 1mprove rnent appears ln each ISSJG ol the chool paper The counc1l worked out a check l1st of des1rable c1t1zen h1p gual1t1es wh1ch a student must l1ve dp to be a lUO, Waller1tes They are to be congratulated WINTER ACTIVITIES Basketball was he act1v1ty one day a week 1n the gym Boxmg and we1ght l1tt1na VJ1Il'1 some wrestl1ng tumbl1ng and r1ngs t1lled the other part ol gym work lnterroom volley ball was our after school act1v1ty dur1ng February and March Our league of SIX teams played a round rob1n w1th room l2l GAA The GAA at the Branch IS young and prom1s1ng The olhcers A Kostopolus pres1dent M Loube v1ce pre 1dent M Lobus secretary T Pappas treasurer and the room delegates worked hard to ach1 ve the lU5 member h1p Several g1rls rece1ved 250 award emblems and many TeCSlV6d s11ver bars for part1c1pat1ng IH sports The GAA has presented two assembly programs played hoste s to the members at a Chnstmas party and planned sw1mm1ng QGIIIGS spr1ng dance and h1ke VOLLEY BALL Durmg the Fall W1nter season a volley ball tournament was held at the Frankl n E1ght teams had been chosen by the1 clas mat The games were played ott after school and the N nners ece1ved s1lver bars egh 1.-, . ,, Ro '. '4 .t' n r ' li . ' .1 tcsg li mas . o' r , Gy g I 1 rgr . , irncg r ,..r'gr 'L ' ' , 1. 1 fl , :B is 'o 1 :sg ' t , 's r g ' 1' - C V, ' 5 A . ' r ' , 1 A . 1, 1 's 5 , f. , .' 7 r . , 1 ' r f' . K. ' 1 , . - 1 Science-g Flizabezh Zingrat, Llbrarlcng Frances Thornton, English. . , .Z i . K . I . .P . , . , D , . I C I I V I I l' , . , , - . . . , S . . . , . 1 ,, F? . ,, l 1 Y , Jr 4 - Q' . . ' f -M 1 l - 1 1 1 1 , 9 1. s ' . ' ' A I . ' C H ' ' . . 1 1 ,- W - w I S CS. 7 1 ' 1 1 i r ' ' . 1r'y 1 2 FIRE MARSHALS Row 1' P Tarantmo, K Gaadiii, I, Adams A Mortellaro, L D1 Magzgic, P Ventlcmque. How 2 A, Henning, M Delaziey R Ianes, S KaT'yk, M. Huber R Zxitier- man, T. De Marco I Strauss A Qmlici E Mitchell-Not in picture STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: G. Coffaro, N. Engande-Ia, B. Yeend, R. McV1tty, T Fabbri C. Tan- tillc, G Brummett, M Burger, G. Skarra E. LaBarbara. Row 2: F. Anagnostopulcs S Faxeilf I Raduha H Hagen R Wag er ' a D McCarter C Nano R 1 e y Spon or Row 3 I Russotto R Eawna ac G Bachafmaw A Sutera M Avak1ar1 R McDowell W OCom1e11 P Tarantmo I Bui e'm K Rosaaco A Kostoculos GAA OFFICERS AND DELEGATES Rav B T1mk V Hanp M e cm M Io '1 A Kc to ll GI C11 men H MMM P H III F Fabbm Row 2 M CaI1ql1Or1e I aa Ugg1C Faa1ar1o I S a M C mpbfr-I adone I Colantomo I Iohn C S1 1. e YELLOW AND BLUE STAFF AND SALESMEN Ba L O e N flmf 1 D ClO'11 B Rvaw v 2 0 14 e DIG a se C G rxef I R L Ho va M T 1O '1 13 M e wer Ae I1 HALL GUARDS DRAMATICS a M T 1 , 1 z , . , n , I. C 'r, . , 5, . Zia- rt , 5 2 I. : , . 1 ri. ', 1' ' , . n , . B rg- str , ., ?1.:s, . 13 p lc.: M. L: m .,I OB' , . ..r, E DCLLQTI- Bu, L. al ,M. 1lp1,E Callar., T 1 , 'is' ' ., J. C iv , H. J' , er , . T1 ,Y , I C I , L ' , , . S RCW L F La rhara, Beriaii L. S if r, 1. Mean 1, M A21 fzfer, 1. R124 RO J K. R Jazzco, I Razfscifc, E Sk 'ri , I. 'fr ss: , a ' H. Scv- vak, . assi, r Wm, yrs I ..a.t. 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'ZLC' 3 S 1 J P I G, ,k.. v- DRAMATICS Here they arel The group ot entertarners who have de11ghted Frankhn Branch stu dents w1th such plays as Dletary Fads and Vacatlon Plays and Mrsplays They are now at work on two plays The Mother Who Went Away and The Undorng of Albert O Donnell FIRE MARSHALS Who have a handsome capta1n'? Who grve us the cur? Who are serrous about therr Iob Who meet once a whtle seventh per1od'9 Who make everyone rn chool move? Who come rrght out and tell us when we dont do so well? Who penalrze us for drsobeyrng therr rules? Who holds the stop watch on us? Who are guret and courteous and extremely ettr c1ent7 Who wear round whlte prns w1th red letter1ng'9 Who run at the trrst sound ot the alarm? You ve guessed rtlll Our Frre Marshals at Waller Branchll We are proud ot theml HALL GUARDS Waller Branch IS fortunate rn havrng as an honor organ1zat1on the Waller Branch Hall Guards V1s1tors often remark the courteous recept1on accorded them and the orderly appearance of our corrrdors Captarn Bondr Lreutenant Ventrclnrgue and the guards deserve the grat1tude of the faculty and students tor therr loyal and ethcrent servxce Wrnnlng Volley Ball Team B Etcn on A Mortellaro P Io1ch1 I Alnsworth H Han cock R Bohn G Brurnmett M Amste Boxrng Group I Wells I Del.uca We1ghtL1tt1ng V DeLuca M La Mar Katherrne Bumas tall and dellghttull We know that Kay could never be spltetul Patrlcla Koutouzou so charmlngly sweet May she stay that way and have suc cess complete Dernetra Collopoulos wlth compleX1on qulte llght And l1VG feet one IS about her herght Brta Lauer s very qulet and sweet One look at Brta you can see she s neat Iohn Flynn so tall and so gulet Could a gtrl make hlm talk? She mrght Ruth Trems wants to teach 1n a school someday And would l1ke to do rt the Waller way Page Forty Frances Pavlov Just loves to sew ln that protessron she d make a go Chr1st1na Freund has a temper and boy' can she pout'9 Iust call her peroxlde and you ll flnd ou Zagrodny causes no teacher trouble For Blchard Greene he certalnly could double Lundbergh walks thru the school grrls stop and stare For he s very nrce lookmg wlth blonde curly halr Ah' here s Don Brce wrth perfect phy srgue And we know, wrth the grrls he has such techmque Girls' Basketball--E. Wurslin, M Burke, A. Iordan, C Stracune, L Anderson, B Canale, I I, v pf 1 - I . . I . , . I If ' ll I u U t. I I I I I ' 1 . CITIZENS TQMCDRRQW STUDENT COUNCIL YELLOW 6. BLUE SIGMA TAU SIGMA D C R O R HALL GUARDS R O T C FIRE MARSHALS .-irsifg 65 , F 1 ' I ,QT f -'IiI'LgIi? A ig V R E S S L I B H A Y STUDENT CQUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL Row l E Lcssrncnn H MCA cms M Lrphat E Ktrschon I Megley M Schepell M Mtretzky M Catapana I Tuccol V Stayduhar P K Hart D Hall D Sell I Ahlrn Bow 2 K Brunner C Laubne V Ctovme V Yohano l. Moeller C Great B Wllson M Greco B Web ter B Yee N Pressell G Butler B M lrlawerkost N Wllson C Byl M H1rel V Oancea l-l Nagy N O Mally LaGreca l Kmg l-l Volk l. Lmdh A Andre-sen S l..1SllZC I Ber y D Km Kard I Thomp V Sc1m1ca V Parma Bow 4 P Go o B M etzky A Pacon I Lehto C GI'llll'1 E l-Irpps B Parker HE Student Councll under the sponsorshlp of Mrs Duncombe has organ rzed at Waller a new system of student study hall superv1s1on provrdrng for student supervrsors rn all study halls to allevrate as much as possrble the teachers burdens and to awaken rn the student a sense of co operatton responsrbllrty and prrde Student boards have been appornted for consul tatlon wrth offenders The Councll has sponsored a number of safety talks by student members of the Counc1l and IS now encouragrng a drrve for safe blcyclmg Thrs cam pargn applres not only rn our own school where we have a safety brcycle testtng lane but rn the entrre communlty Bepresentatlves of the StudentCoun c1l have these actrvttres known to the P T A and have been assured of thelr co operatron The soclal srde of school l1fe has not been neglected The Student Councrl has sponsored two very successful roller skatmg partles The School Sprrlt Commrttee 1S rn charge of a contest to ftnd a surtable slogan for a proposed VJaller school sprrrt button All rn all the Student Councrl has taken 1nto con srderatlon all the needs of the students soclal academlc and athletlc and has successfully planned for these needs . J Q In E .2 i A A . f ar Bow 31 E. Casper, H, Szezeparzik, l.. Ioseph, F. Medica, VV. Heaney, S. Newey, I. I - I ' ' I I 1 ' 1 1 ' ' , T I ' - 1 1 I I Page Forty 1'.'.'C THE YELLOW AND BLUE INGLED wlth the clatter ot typewrlters and the plamts ot Ch Mrss Howard can t you wa1t for thls story? Where s aalley ture? Whc has th baseball story? are the tmal touches qrven to the Yellow and Blue before lt aoes to press Charles Gflllln edltor and Charlotte Kaplan asslstant edltor breathe srqhs ot rel1 t as th dummy for the paper slrdes mto the ma1l baa it YELLOW AND BLUE STAFF nd e Tho tor Y Marku E D nmng F Sagorra C Kaplaw lf c o M a Charles the edltor helps to make Lp the paoer and gets 1t ready tor prmt Charlotte lS the wr1ter ot News Notes Buth Hawerlcost IS advertrsma mah aaer Darleeh Hall wrrtes Gab Fest Those Jurcy brts of aossrp whrch ap pear m Exrts and Entrances are gathered by ADH Schroll Erlka B raer and Emma Aslan Parehtheses the humor column wlth the snappy Jokes and non sensrcal phrases all lllce to auote rs prepared by Yvorme Markus , . . H . ll I I 1 I ll ll I I ll II , . . 3 H . . ll 1 C . 1 I 1 ' I . .Q Q . . . .T - n 'ra' ' , Q Q sr ' V s . Q g , 'Va .. x . 4 , My u '. 1 U Zvi- A P N f I I , 2 I UL Seated: W Samuel, E Aslan, D Hall, C. Griflrn. Sta ing E B rger, W. rn r, . s, u ' , . . , . Q . ., S Klein A S hr El, iss l-low rd I A I E L ' V I ' 2 , C . , - ' P , F r.y SIGMA TAU SIGMA JS IFRVA MR IACKSG K F lx Ktf A Baqa G Bat, 3 K M G51 Gb R Svnp n JV H Platln W Marpw I 1 Step HE Srama Tau Srama sponsored byM1Ss Hermann and Mr Iackson stands for accom plrshment For Hraher scholarshrp week the Srama Tau Srama trred to tmd the rdeal boy' and the rdeal arrl by student acclarm Educatronal Prctures were planned for the benetrt ot those who are rnterested rn acaulrma kno Nledae ot people thelr xnterests and the1r sur roundrnas The Proaram Commrttee arranged roller skatma partres and assemhlles The oltrcers tor the past semester were Dorothy Sell prestdent Martha Hlrschtelder vrce presrdent Darleen Hall secretary and Suzanne Thomsen treasurer T Iuntor Red Cro s Club ts tryrng to carry on the same wo k as the Senror Red Cross Mr nake baby clothes and colored prcture books tor chtldren ln hospttals tavore and hc lt ot contrnued stones tor sotdrers rn hosprtals The presrdent Sadle McLauchlan was JI delegate to the Red Cross conventron m Washrngton RED CROSS CLUB voN STEIN Row l L Brotherton M Getty McLauchl1n Betty Nlxon Row Q M Samuel T Morreal M Raymond V Lettuca M Grand tella I Brotherton L Flatrarone Smztq G Waldelc M Rtclolph e ow 3 Ba allo Mu Hatytna A Schmtdt K Lohe Schmtdt B Russell R Barnes Schwefer I Schmaltz K Knoll Row 4 C IVISTICGTIDI C Bunte M Carroll I Peron L Gaglrano LIBRARY STAFF RCN l D Lucchest D Farre S lewey D Braun N Pressell A LoB1a'1co Mrs Golden Mrs Ztn graf M Ioseph D Brancalana F Gutwetn C Lammersfeld M Geg ner G Benyamtn Row 2 R Trama G K'e'tzle D Fontana H Htllman M Sevtter F Schnerder I Sm1th M Kane A Sctorttno R Craccro C Wat'en R Fare' L Catalano S Rcznslcy D Btgelow I Matza D Scaletta I Ro nano L McGovern 1 Row 3 B Carlottt M Peter K Odtshoo D Swrdertkt L Lapore D Karnpt L Brewer F Henderson P Hanns L Dexter H Kayner N DalPorto S Koetoff It Ifr lXf1lf'.' I. V. fI Afll- I A I A Row l W Scttgrtiru la Rwrzzfxc- -1 -. 'lf7l'I, L Gtll A '.'. f-ft.':L: lf f llill ll Flwll M lf':.'i':.ft.:f'r ff I 'l'E1:'r::1:f-n A Gft It Cm,-g . R Aclf.-r::'::: ll li'1.f-:.l,:'i1 Row 2 , ':g1::. II Ylf-Lt R Govfl'.'.'1tt, EI M :THQ E' Rzigltrz , ' l l1lv :1'li'1,' l, Pfrp- -K fell ll llmzrt 171 I2 IJ1'r1'g E 4' llff-':cf2'Z I Si-yffffr L lfiflfflft l. MMI ll Gcfi,:ta,,,' Row 3 If Langley H itz, V FSHC! 'er- E r edian ffiiflbifff ll Gru A.', 1 YI Prentoptc, M Ionnson I Simon, L ,,,, , - t I, D m, igsyzi-,I Prcelt 1. Mi. ,AI st vm, v. semen M ct ne-Il, Rr 4' A O I I Cm' ' ' 'A 1 - I . FN I I I H -:te ' si: ,A ' ' I , I Y V' S t S- K ,IV A , E H 4 I I g - . , ., Q , , ll I1 lloer. I R 3 L, k , I .ssso E. Q , , , P. ' A- I I , . . , . I - HALL GUARDS HALL GUARD OFFICERS Seated W Holmes W Fam worth l ara s I oy W ercln 1 c 1ap1r 1 V M1ddleton Standmg M Behr captam B Andcr on S Sledqe I Hyman W SLIINQIGFBI' F Saufr W Koclams HALL GUARDS B ow l L Fuel L Stand1sh E' Sc a D S1m1'nerman M Constant L Dornor F Newey F Eshoo K AVIS I Math1son M Meyer Row 2 N D1ck1'1son H Byall Y LGHGIS eckel L B wn M Ch Came P Iohnson B I Breese H Hessert E R1eser M OMalley A Cobula Bow 3 C Anaelos F Henderson L Lowe C Feund B Gorozdos G Peters L Skelton B S1gr1orett1 F Collett1 E SGKOWITZ D De Wald B W1lker on Bow 4 L Speczalc I Sussewell P Lu lourch D Wh1tcomb W Buck G Boecher G Thomas E Schhtter I ONe1ll R Schne1 r Cherry T Casnova H Schadt Werner I Buchan HALL GUARDS-C How 1 A S1lnot1s I Knucl en M Samuel D Bugersley B Trern H Bates K Boylf D Daravar1e L Katz D Allen ow 2 au 1 Hun Kale rf A Ward E Wal hon N Harbeck E Kr1 chon L Lahner I Ahl1n D Barnacc1on1 ow 3 M Mart1n B Yates S Sa L Shr1ver D B1ancalana H Donner H Ga ow 4 F Sh1 C Goyer F Koter Thmo G Karle H Roush F Turner T Man 'non H Hab tcarnp S Sto1Da W Brefve H Polask HALL GUARDS-D How l C D19dGl'lCl'1 C Tmeley D c Cahn B Bores B UlI'1Cl1 E Hag1e F Ko o M Peter B Stand1sh M M1lbourn W 2 B t B Ko ma Hann M Iohn on P S hcrer P 1 P- a hn on A an 1 C S1an1s E Klenne .nc L1 te K T rnpel N ar o uc1c L alae a o S elle r ern o foo P Augu t1n N 4 A 1' frr Q naw L M1 enney G ll1e never B C 1' I O Br1cr Walsh E Furfl C J c er Mo rfa M C .I 1. 'i 1.331 If B 3 . , . ' , .. h lk D. B I , h . M. A trol ,I . El I riss, 'I dg. I. 4 'I ' , A n , I IH I HH KI sal VB t, N l fs, H I . D, . ., . rgts halla, I. Koch, L. Sarg1s,lS.'August1lne.' H : Alt, '. , . , G 2 . ' ' , . ' ' , M - Ho I B Bauerrneiss er, . r ' thy G. , . 1 :s , C A o , G':s-l L Io 5 . II nf ' E, , . r P h 5 r, e. .. Ho' 3' E. C d .11 B Z ', C andin D C .I r r , . lf .y, S. F eonan, I. B Q- Ho' I I . Sh'l., T H1 in :zl . . 1 hr I K , . I I 2 - S flle 15, ' 1 1 M . -'12, J lelc.,S rflff RCTC COMPANY A Sq Ft. ton T Padqe Cer 1 e Brown vw l V 0 s Me co V eto Dav1 e S ow 2 C o B Ro Fr e R Varlu F Pagllnl E Row 3 E Cardos1 H Elhson I Mor reae I Sussewell G McAndr N F Ianda Row 4 L R W1lso'1 C Ford R Gon zales C Tant1llo R A1de G Greenlee Row 5 I Schne1der I Hlrshrnan C Math Nw W Hoplurs D Wlutco 1F H Plat1n Row 6 W Habeclc F Pr1nce G Ur b T Bradheld G Gehh1a P d V1 e R W 7 G Karle H Kovval k1 M Har ow' I Pergande B Iacobs H acha 1a Row H lmchlpa I He1zr'1a'1 I F DG I BllSCS'Tll F Sauer S llevvew Row 9 1 chbuchn Go r1Ca R lone ORWARD' MARCH' The Waller R G T C marches on and hu1lds as 1t goes a new foundatlon Th1sm1l1taryun1thasqrown avery year Durlna the past semester ou cadet othcer staff has arown from eleven to fourteen othcers Gur schedule ot act1v1t1es th1s year has lncluded the annual CO1'I1ID9llllV9 dr1ll Platoon Competltlon Wh1ch was held on March 30 he most Hnportant aCt1v1ty was Federal ln spechon Slxteen cadets were decorated at the 1r1spect1on on May '72 wrth meals pre sented by R G T C headquarters The Ch1CGQO Trlhune Un1ted Soan1shAmer1Can War Veterans Reserve Gthcers AssoC1at1on Amencan Lea1on AuX1l1ary Slxth Dlstrlct ot the Amemcan Lealon and the Waller Alumm ASSOClGl1OH COMPANY B D Schultz A Andr L Lma E l A Mah ICG D Iohnso R N l I Lo P1r1to L FlSl'l'l1 q L Langer B Bu rn1e1ster B lev nan A Mangearocmo W Pai A S E Roth L Br1 wa e Row 2 h1lt l rro rp al1 Ber a mo Marta a Anderson R Rotza Row 3 S an1 F Schu te E Potter F Frohnauer H Volt: I Baud B Glenn W SCllF1Cld W 4 xev A O w I 1n h N Mer our R row un e g W K r G f L 1 Ba Iv M W H at Cnr YC r VVOII G1lr11 V MIGWGWO Paef vsx Fran? I 'l . I I tt, I 1terL F. Irtt R Ro V .R .15 f mf, Meer I A F . dl, n, R. I. d Vise, R. tivan- ' 'M J I son. ' W , .A R ' L R. olst n, beth ' 'I . . f R y , . ' , . ' ', . Pope 'V M , l , I .. I, I . T I I e' :QA V -,. .WF o ' . , ' fs ' 1 I I . I X X, A . Z r' gs. A . , . K r ' P. ' r, . . , - I . 1 Nh 'F ns' r, . . ', . , . 1' 1 j - i ' F ,r f- K ' E ' I Kr .. er R Veda- ' 'Ml' I ' ' ?',J',- '- . I ' f' I . I I I 41 I ' . . . . , , A ' . . I I I P fl w f Fronti W. Cloppcs, Sgt. Fulton Q , A , , esen, . '. LQ AL. I ,K V . Dunn, . 'r' . S n ,N -g 'F O, I ' I I 'nr tt' I I QQ-tt I hilt, . , I Vdgei ' 1 F. S ' , L 'Ie th, S Kr If '13, Folk, F t l' , I L. t Es, . 1: fr Ro L. Hea' A, B. Tred- Hay, H. R gerr, I B iske, T. Her' 7' gmc' T. C ls, B held F L db r , II Sfevennon Ro 5. F. Marreale I rxtnfz-' D rovfskl, I Varju R Williazrp S, iiftza, F grtek I . .xr- Jy 1. shall ,TT RCW 6. '. eaney, VV. KC 7 .. - clanis D C s.ree W. Slff. Yer 1,1 , - - W A R' I l. -na 1 L. F. CQ an . q . cr.. - 1 RCTC The cadet OTTICGI roster for the past semester 1S MaJor Davana Schultz Captam Lawr ence Llndh Captaln Allan Andresen Captaln Lon Dawson Captarn Frank Iaffee F1rst Lleutenant Ted Padgett Flrst L1eutenant Iuhus Kovats Frrst Lreutenant Robert Brown Flrst L1eutenant Dav1d Iohnson Second Lleutenant W1lbur Brotherton Second Lreutenant Edward Dunn Second L1eutenant Thomas F anna Second Lleutenant Ioseph Lazzara and Second Lleutenant Anthony Maurlce R O T C COMPANYC Front L W Brotherton Front Center L Daw on Front Rlght I lazzara l Lett Slde A Maurrce 1 Rrght S1de Sgt Fulton Row l I Ferratto C Stevens Stellwaaon E Taylor P Sctrneca P Petereon D Ltnder R F1 en rlnq Row 2 C Wezght Greene W Krdde L Mylk I Rrchardson I Beverly I Goldman R Ale ande Row 3 R Lundstrorn K Taylor E Lump E S hon rock Herrrng P Puzzo R Brelewttz Errch on Row 4 S Marshall I Sch1ftrnann F Schaefer M Sadur I Muso P PTOCODIO Fber Sprenger Row 5 S Klern Petrone F Montalbano Reed P Webster I Kenney MGQQIO Pulrzzr Row 6 D Feeley F Bernero A Knep F Fantz K Nessler I Loch D Krnkarcl R Grrard Row 7 I ONe1ll l Bubalo P Srame D Apple lord A Hubrnann Portera Krakosky F Mor I T Farlna FIRE MARSHALS Row l W Heaney W Brother ton V Mlgnano P Gladlcey L Carl on Mr Hackett A Andre sen L Llndh R Brown E Dunn F afte Row 2 I Helzrnan S L1 tza W Haleck W Cnerry H Kowal kt I Ioney B Glenn D Scml tz Dawson W Schnelle S am M Moerhalch I Kovat N 3 A Dau E Car o B Iacoloe I Man e T Padaett L Wll on W Cloppa W Pad gett F Sauer Ioh on Maurrc Page Forty seven . , - 1 1 1 , I I I - , l ' I 1 I 'I .5 1 - In 1, Y . . . . .- 4. ' I ', e --Q f- A - 1 1 1 1 1 1 t :: . Y : ' 1 1 . 1 : v 1 1 ' 1 , 1 ' 1 ,Es - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C A A f , - f - I 13 A ' Mx , 1' 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 r 1 1 ' 1 1 ' . - 1 1 .l . 1 1 1 1 re-ae 1 z I I 1,.,.,.,1 -- X ' I 5 ' 1 Q t . I 5 I f l I I' za 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 A 1 fit .1 L. 1 1 f .r1 L i 'S1 1 . 1 2 Ro' 1 fs, ol 1fi1 l 1 .1 1 ers 1 1 1 'S .1 . :s1 1 - 1 1 1 D ns 1 A1 I ' e1 FESTIVITIES I-IGNGRS ALLER has been cov ered with honors this year Among the stars and constellations in Wallers brilliant sky we see La Verne Engeson and lames Stevens Civic Scholarship Awards Superior rating for chorus Seventeen L zanne Sarah Newey solo ist Tommy Carmichael Dolores Duplex, Roger Sel lersy Andrew Martin, Art ln- stitute, Sadie McLauchlin, Red Cross, The Klein Twins, Basketball, Shopping News Honors. SPCDRTS MUSIC LUBS, clrama, sports, music, something all the time. l-liahliahts were the Music Festival, Spanish Fiesta, Senior Class Play, and Scholarship Week As- semblies. Sl1NlOR DRAMA MRN RNTE A lr lr o Doc outa 1 F ue c,1 c:lo1 c no e lt U w'7Nl3'1r FS1CIGDl Bev llyd EL1n we on Pdd 1 :mo W 3 M M nro C LA P Kou cuzotl D Co 1opo111 l P n M dndr 1 l Morgovt M SIVT1 M Sto w ndrev SC pr C G1rney W 4 j w Q 1 'ITT M 1 st B 'Le F Pec I' l-lower SENIOR CLASS PLAY rl'll1FOJQll drorr1ot1cs or school roms etuderts 1n pO1S9 ond ex fFQSSlOI'1 Pup1ls who port1c1pdte ore remembered os the fellow r 1l1e Sen1or ploy School drofrnot ICQ prov1de hoppy exrenence 1nd pleosmq 111e111or1eS ln Woller tl1e -sp1rt ot tl1e O, 1 even more ollve ttton IP 'llOSl Ll oole Tl1e students d1d 1nto the 1 e t11r1gQ dn N e 1 1r1reCI1 N 1 s11ct1 o 1oe1tor11once Hooe1e Schoolrndster ll6lT nord Aorlc lS well reworded A 11 srectotor l fdtclied reneorreol wt Hoomer Qcnoclrnoeter ot edcl 11Cceed1no PYGCVC9 l sow 1 grovemente l grew rnore 1rte eeted lor fl l1ne vos Ot 1ere Qener, moved there or l1ne lay Olcen more noturolly dvd eos ly l sow tl1e1r ellort the GHTHUSICISIII 111tl1 wl11cl1 they went rnto the 1 lfry Fmolly otter eel S ot l1o d work everftlnno wfle et111osl1orP yO2t11111e :Vere tyrlcol vo C0 f t1e Il 1l1t 1n1 CCllOI scene 1p111o1r1ote entroncee F NOI0 ere-et t w rleos t e o 'ilGF 141t w f111C1t II o e Tl WP CI G N F 5 ool r A S GC rt 1 we 12 pro uctor1 o o tl1e o11d1enCe ond edt aloft or to the cor t -1 3 42 I 1 :' i 'Y in M. at 4, g v- ? C' N Y 1 J . C U Row l '.Kers:l1 L S:t1L1.1 . D yle H Eollen' h M, fx pino, -,f Bfzrry, B 'N1l. :r1 Mm Roto, C Gr E L nt. B M A Yew: D, S-ll ,V ..?1ll. Ro -.' 11 ' ro.l :tion W, 1 4on , -. Gyenn 'Nl fry, V . L on 1 dbffrf: A Botti H l ls ,W Molleti R Brown, G Clerk T. ge-tt, T C12 1 'ri H, lioyle. lf-to ' .MQ e, , lfl'r113: . ' I- 1, l' , ff, . DPP S Selzre , Sf 1, .1 :, rj Fl A on 15, l.. hro 13 1 . Ro ', Espo.'1t , l. Kdots F. Gilt. t . D Schuli, V. iqnf no F lotlee, Pl ' - ko. '1Ne.' .l, Co 1 . i i lx . , . 1 , . . 1 - 1 11 1 , . Q 1 . gil Q11 ol l d ' li n tlley C155 r E1 ' l lf ' ' ' It 1, . 1 F' , , . , .1 Fi ' , A J , l ' in . , , ' 1 4 l F - -Y A V ' lg 1 1' V 4 Q. fx, l t.'.l,', 1: fl ' C Y Y Y N' A 'A 4- 1, ,H 1 , , 1 1 ,,.1 l'.1Cl l , I fl A 1' I 1 '.'.'11f 1 1 Av ' , 1 1 T1 rcl Cntr: , 51 t ', ond he Cdft szxtwlce to A1 , ge E1 111 Q .Ce Tl' 1 kes fl Yoffil Ajlflff 'l:., tjyrl '11ie '.f.'1t:1 ','.'ll1Cl1 Hooiwer SCIlf lIltC1SlG ceneo - YYY ,wr f Aero' d t., d 1 1 j 5' to ' ' . 3 . 1, di 1 .- 1tzy lUNlGR DRAMA Scene from Submerged Marvm Mtretsky Tom Farma Wa' Schnetder and lohrl Braua SfGf1Sf1CCIllY Yours lohrt Martasse ING 'na P e sel Robert Gtbsort Walter Sch etde Tort Parma Kay Stengel Patrtcta owley Fregory Gebbta and Hllde qard Preuq chat MISS REID uv l B Wooa Frdrtlc P Hamtll H Prertg chat A Wltmderle K Stengel N Pressell M Ab a H m e Gerber Yautfman Mtss Retd Standmg at table T Parma ow 2 e e SN L Fojel P C owlej Y La dt ta ew V ctmec e P O e tt B Wtlder art R l' N 3 Nelsow L Iolcm an Roe F Schuster R Gtla on H Rag M Mlretsky A Arzelrca B lacob T He rmgslftau S Mo C' Hart N Slertke E DeVo HE lumor Dramatlcs Club has been very acttve tlms semester Reaular club meet mas w re qlven over to areup lmprovlsattons whlch provtded a basts tor the develop ment of staae techmque and tmprovement m the speech arts TWO plays were presented durma the semester rasye F wc Ord- n ,Q , , , Ra' 1 ' A. t.', 'I .Q , M. 'T H un, -li ' , HHS R ' R S ll rs, E ' artraa A. Pfeiffer A. Bonaldi, S. Stewart ' ' n C S l . S' a l Mill r G, C1 l if ' s ., . fanm. Ro' II. : ., A . .: F. ers,l' R . za, r ' . ' , rreale THE WALLER CHGIRS Directors: Miss Margaret Gallagher, Miss Mildred Tess Jel- ---yn-gig THIRD PERIOD CHOIR M GALLAGHEP J 13111 e Lunclo' B Glenr F Lr zer H Bo welt J 2 H G11 e erg S Trams r1 H 'J '11lev P3 C Cdl re to Z L1 G J el M YOl'1'1l e B ce p f' A A L13 TM 1 o 11tl1 H 0 1 owe fv 1111131 e1sn11 1 e L Iolm or F H11 7TH PERIOD CHOIR M GALLAGHEH 131 V G Yo'1c H Schcxdt L He H N 2 L SW 111 L r Galloq 1er H Io tocx f I emu wey G lx co Opaeuo P 'J C KF1' fn e IU Ll 1 r He C91 er A A r 1 CIC 1 S G C 1'3- S-c ve r 1q1 , I 1 ' Row' li I MiQler, V Fflflfifl R L fs, S Seigsl, B Cross G ' ., . . . 11 HOV ' . sp r V. Hill b , '1 1 re , G11lery I Be. 1 A, I. flu 1 p: sgi P, Kem 11 0' B C Lgglf B V etz , E. Lorzss, How 3 lc. 1 C V Ghicr C l ttiz, I lvVv'Gll',1 M I:.s,pP1, A geflzsxnffr L Cinder, M SCl1r1e:d-'Ar P Gffcf: l Grim, A K':':1gf 7 Lirizer F Fell: H V1'2,:1-- I1f3fT'l L 33123: S S11'f1r1 F , H'1f1.'f: H KC11gfI:1'1r1 M' I ,11Y21Q:111 1 How 4 E ICHYL eq -l , I M. S11 llllfj' H H1- '.-1 ' frt I7 f olipeul 1' G Sffnley, H lQ'1f1',' 7' STI' , . Sl II er, H C1 14' C10 L BL' r, I. Lff 1.' K H na, E. P flf P Uffifll 1 fs 1 111pz1: Hex-.' l' G Lcncfct I. Her :l n I de ise 1 151 L Greerie, , fzrry C' 2 , 111 , He rnfm B -E , fs ' E ' ' PVYM Ko be., A Harrity, B Hcftiv + ' S Tll x11ne,S Scheeite' S 'le ' I' 1 I l pa RCW 3: F era, f .y1rz L M. H h nail M H1 :1s.f,lder B r 1qlf, I Sfllllll A K :sch H udrflw. E .1lf11 ll QMWP-y G S mid, M lf3zf1r1'1r1 I H1 L1.:ek Chcrhz Hem' 4 L Catalina I M egxer ff. Gerber B ff :Y riff B lfierier D Gres: I Reel H Bu Ezinskir ID B11 gcrsky C ffuefke L Hfizfxo, S lfewey, S. Syierc I Heir. S lo rf: E Sleriker W Mcllvcy, D Gr'.Q11y M1-,: 'Jul 1 Vlir. lf'Y lV. x CLEF AND STAFF M1SS MARGARET CALLACHER 11 111 1 R d QIIIO N CII B nr C10 PT C I F' F izC111'1r I Wr1IIf1c N 1 I 1 M SITIIIII ON 3 11111 M R 111111 H 11C 0 f1 1oII A Ro 1172 H 51 B11c31 9 N4 B f F OII1 d1 4TH PERIOD CHOIR MISS TESS R w A SI1eI1 D L MQ1t111dc1Ie ID H 11de1 W B111g113'11 C E cznhoff rown M1 O Hg V1 T11uI E G1 N13 e M LI 11 H ow 2 Cock S 1 B11 C1 S3110'1C1 B 10 G no PI II IICI I 1 f 1 K pe V 1 11111 V 10N k A 111111011 MGIIQ ow 3 T wp GFI II If IJOITIIWICK M M1 y R A11 or ew B A1CI1 111I'f111I1 B Rotzd 311111 F C' C D Ic T 1 R M11111 M H1 B U TfJIb N 4 e HoI111e M Mc115I'1c1II L Le'1 G Homo I7 Roe I OBTISW I-I Vo E Luwdbe g R Do JI GIRLS CHORUS MISS TESS E S11c11, ID S e1 H , H M Adm 1 N SCCIUY' f 11 ,, 9 K C K MCIUQ1 11' ID nfrcu 11 ZIQFAIAIIIZ , 1115 Ch:1 1oe1 F E5I'1oo B Fe1 E Eheq etz M I I'11 O'1 M SGV1 Kc GH H DIEIZ M E5'1oo A I3 5 M5 Te-5 d1ect111g MISS TESSS SOLOIST CLUB +1 I' HK' T 1 II RCW I G LC11C!'Ji I H5313 V F11 11'1 W111fQI1ef1 SQ' IIT Ro' 2 B C. QIQ I '19 D sq: M I-I.1: Ef1I1I:1 M T11 1 1, , 1 Q, B I QL ZQI, A KI: .:cI1, L IK:T!I'fZI'ITi R. ' IJ Gffr111'. , Bei:- m1.:E1, 1 10If 1 B IIIYTA ski.: E R QI M I0I1111:c11 B C 1 , 1 ff: T1 'ylsr I 1 1 RQ' 1 GI .fin S CI1Q1I3f' I' Rem :Lu to cI'11:.' G Levin 0 I . ', German 1, 1 5511 B ' , 55 Tess . G. I , I11 1 , MII- bo 1 , E Crawford, . Gre- vert. R ' C , , . C3110- Ifxk, T R1p1eI, I7 Iv S. C .as R - IQIII, ID BI-dT, M G 11, L T111 , L:d:1If, Avixs, B Lie , B11 iI1, Z, . S0151 11 G 1.1 1, . f , E R I 1121115 , K F1I.so , ' , ', , . , 1e1.sIc , 'I, , II R 15:e1 ft I I B7 ' JIIIMU If R gg Raw I 1 chneid , 1 CGCDS, C me G QC QI 'BRUNEI I' IORE5 R B1 enzo' , B VVe5Icoft M Munro, YY thx.: E VV11t1g , 14 HIE 'df' RQ-1 21 11 Q-111m T,R1p'1eI 11 KofeI1I 1, P Hart 11 ,f11.'. 11 11 Z I I W I3.H11:1!,G. olts, G p no D K my E.Bcgm:1r1 1 C1 '1-Li I C1I I Ro' R1 IIEVVII Id, C L U1 n e, .IL C Clk ' ' g Ito Rev 3 I Bucaro, L. V. Hutt, I. Roth, M. Lczar, E I:1I'1115c:'1 M S ' ' ' I E. 5, . 1 . '11 C .Q 151, no Ikf W I 1 I 9 L, pl ,,',. 11 , . 191.91 Row I F, !'r1c1':l G Kzlts, D Gr: 1 4 L U'ZITZg4?T Jrevert D King E P:-er If Birmvrif RCW 2 'ff B111'111':t:, SkC'.'er'1 C H: If S'I ':T'l, I1 ..'.' f-, 1 'E 11 rg FRENCH CLUBS CRA T MISS Boom 1 e ana n If Kc NIO Paa Ie11e S E Ha Cutata T Peo Poe F FCILI C et: L Da '1ertV A Dou I Acxerna ep lc F S I G L Loau11ce Uf IF: V Boy nc If ua n e Be Car on D elecfy G Lex e S eVonev D Vvc F yth V Mar V LE CERCTE FRANCAIS Le Ce cle Franca s or stuaen s n the DFIASI classes ot French and La Soctete Franca1 e lor the begrnners are the two French clubs at Waller The a we ot the clubs are to grve the puprls an appo tuntty to use spoken French outstde of tr e cla oom and to mcrease thetr understandtng ot the French people and therr culture Short plays gorge garn compo e S are mcluded 1r each HIGGIIH wh ch 15 c Q F 1 lorcadcasts and mustcal selechons loy French ecl cr' tn French SPANISH CLUB MISS STEELE Fe1dert Ross Sartzone S c eta y Dorothy Hurnlat SPANISH CHORUS MISS CURTIS P e 1cle t Beatrlce Thcrpf Secretay Dorothy Bugarekx Teasurer Al M1ner Cnore er Sarah Iev ey ow l O1 D Hurrta wey L1 ar w Tho pe Sartzone Row 2 I2 W1ll1 n M M1lo11 Calla Ha K Humax L a e B L o ra te KCC'I P Koh' uzc M Vetot A Mne vw F tewe C la a ce Scrrneccz I Webe Lo loardc E Be yarnen A A:1el1zzc D Cotop ulo L Patttshall M I ter c V1 Q11 Roi A MGYIID R an teele and M15 urt1 e a at aesk Waller s annual Pan A111er1ca F1eQta NIII' IIS colortll Lattr Ar1er1can dances and enchar' 1r1a ITUSIC llngered tn the rntnde and movern nts ol tts aud1ence or hour lNot unt1l the dernanas ol tle fvorkaday vxorlcl had Iorced tr err back to the Clase roorrts could they realtze that tne-S 1act not moved t orr prac t1 al Urttea States to rornantc We XICP I KITQQ f' V' V Y Dow Q S Flpi l V.71rc1r1sI4e,D Poauck L. SY 'IS' S Dyner, S11 if Bow Q B 4Q1n1 G r' , B Swan IH ovelia srT1usSeri, C. ' , ri' Y, Bornkerg I r IQ Bow 3 Vf Sornrners, . F 'l'r1, M I A21 ual A . wrlqs, J I 1 n E Beck II Szcz ani colccyltzl, Y, C1c'.'ir1c l.I Tsitle rebnef, d 'Cl' D L col fel, F de . J 4 A S11 1151, I In 'se , Le D D rgest A c fri 1, . Kofi 1 Q 'in F Loyle, I. UTA L. ornitn A. D A, . Sher B. ors' 1, 'V lol, ... r otfr '1i11 ,,'1 . l 'S ' ' . I1 111c ' 1 ' r- ' . , ' 1 S, 1es, J , ' ' ' 1 ST ' A '1 ' 'QIII1' zrri, 1 I IS 17' 1 ' I ce r r -- 1 7 ,ai n - ' ,,-1 I ' I r -- J ' 1 st e- If J j N . B I Iva, . 1' n, S ' Ne , II. B g :slcj B 1 r, , F' 1 . ' ar gs, , B 'rn C I ll, Mc- Ne R Relaz, M. ohn, . F rd, , F Car h. , F Q, to 1: r, 1 r , ' , , Cb' BC 3 . Af y, Q varro,I1,111:: K sy r, C ' , . r, M rn , r . ' ' 1' o 5, '. , Xa- ' 1i , I . .' , H 'Q MIS? S is C 'S ate' , A y n 1 A 11 6 I x V 1 I 1 A Y 11 . 1 9 . , . I 4 I I S' I E I . I 'gf ' C I I IQ A - T . A tr 1 11 ,- ' N pf T A 4 ' I' 1 E I . r 1 1 - 1' 'c 1' ' 1 . I , y' 4 . V A gf ' 'T' A 5 - J Page 11:1 ' :car CURRENT LITERATURE M92 PP J KI Q Id 1' Wfrld Lmterfture C1 r fICC1 me H v Klfli Getz s Q 15 I1 Q Clrrem book C CI mree DOOKS Um Qeclded fn cmd 'men dlSCUSS9d r emner CILO1 and nvn IC me mclndec W neeimqw are cfr Ictod FI IIICIQ the studen S d 4 LIKIIII and octmfg Qecre 'fx , mt amd Iuedmq Gyyovt Mo e MO next 1196 mg LATIN CLUB AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS JJTEP QC YEIQLEP X5 MR9 fb OV Bow C V P or f I I lrtlr I c HCL fx M Yorm IOURNALISM fffve xr S1 MP IJJI .,. I ,, U. JIT. I.. L. 'IIT 1 :'1 xflpf. THESAURUS CLUB ,LIS ' LA .K ' -V-V ,,.,,. ' I ,fn , WH ,ff .2 Q , ,. ,, f, W M 11.',ff:.: A, 'r ..CJf,,,:- x 4 4 ,. 1 .1 ,IH ,4,,,1,, :, ,V D' f, , -, A ,- Y,-'f-f. -V .ff f, f- f lq 1, . ,. . f. .. 1 v, .. . . -. .' . ,.. . I . 9.5f,KfI.'l'.. Q, fi MERRY WALLERITES A I MRS PFEIL Of H L, axle r a Kouler z n w 2 T 1' e aus F lm '1 K L1 n an ae K M v Jove D B fel M1 Pl N J G B K natny S Au em I Marrnson A rbulc H Caballa L Calalana M Roberte F Paarhr M D1 role C n tant S Keele ' -0 The Merry Wallerrtee a club lor socral da ucmg meets every other Wednesday rn the Boys. Gym lt offere an ODfJOFll.1I'11lY to learn folk and ballroom dancrng as rnstruchon 1S alven DY membere of the Danclna COIIIIIlllICC So popular has tlns club been that rt hai been necessary to lnml the member lm' The due Collected at each meetmq are used to pay for the phonograph and to buy new records ETIQUETTE CLUB MISS FELT H wl S Carruthe 5 A Bagarella R T em R Panlcormen l Sturhe M Glgner Cal lable? ow 2 nne a e e D Ludma M Shaffer H Mu ller E Ludwrg B Glllxe Row 3 N Groet A C1bula F Pavlov E Bec I Koclams M Lazar I E hoo R S no ette NEEDLE ARTISTS AND KNITTING CLUBS MISS THOMSEN MRS KEIFFER N l S I BGICDGT E Rre bec A Ander on V Sayala B We tcott B Web e L G o D Boyd ton F us ow 2 Mr ellie '11 B Thorn? on Grant H raun o E Sed a P VVarreP I Schraeder D Rf ndel M G no Koppe A Hemmger H Thom n Row 3 L Booth V Paga ro L Dol? rnco Pero V Krrol A Huettel H Suner n E Lowe M Toth B Brornllarl T Natalezro l Sahm l I 1 MlSS IEAL H l R Trfrcy, A arrlty P Peeao L Drucker G Bfzrry I Bentley B Felgen- li 'r B l Cross, M To regr gfsa, P Row' Casnov: M .s Pleil A VVfI,f Q , Scmezder S Razhsky , R - A lneerpi, C Ti sley M, L, M S' Morrtz, R Ha Jerkogst, F, lx Al . eo. lag lfxl. - - I - Y RO' A Peters, , off ', seo, Sli. L, , ' ,. .,. , ., , I Koch ext f,, M o..s , , . fl Q.: , I I -I ' 1, ' I' rolrr f ' I ' I . I ,A QV by 1 F - R E Se , T Kupec rim K llososs i k, . , , s , 'lg- l Ro' I mith ' .s k stef, , r tt, . ES , . B R fs K ' -r, l-I Bjer, ' ,Qs G. . B us, B I7 ster, , :lk K J, , ' ' I, . ge. L . ' l, . ,I , V: do G.A.A. HE G. A. A. with its membership of 500 girls is the largest individual or- ganization in this school. The ideals of the organization are creation of better sportsmanship development of mental alertness and physical fitness for all the girls The student activities sponsored by the G A A are horse back riding hiking swimming bicyding and roller skating Intramural meets are held during the semester Manv of the girls have received awards school letters and bars Dur ing this semester officers have been Ruth Marie l-lawkerkost President Fran ces Doyle Vice President Elsa Freckman Secretary, and Geraldine Butler Treasurer Bow l Geraldine Butler treas urer Frances Doyle vice president Ruth Hawerkost president Elsa Freckman ecretary Flow Z Anna Frank Elaine V a hon Ruth Scharnweber Ruth Slo 'ner Caroline Bruger I Canale Row lM Manske K Moritz S Carruthers A Frank F Dove B I-lawerkost E Freckman G Butler E Ebegoetz R Sandar Row 2 M Darnotle C Bruger C Cook B Scharnulber T Kupec N Marass M Richardson K Rurnas V Savala R Slomer Row 3 N Dal Porto G Peter P Schwefer M Constant S Aus sem E Walshon C Nickolich B Wilkerson L 1 Row l D Rubschlage E Prathz P Gladkey I. Carlson M l-later Kamp P Cleatham W Sommer B Hunt B Beamtsh ow 2 l Svitenky E Klenn r V Parrino D l-lurnlan B Fo yth Strhrn M Shaffe M S hc E Schalk Row 3 N l D Yter C Hochschtd V St rwtuh rr A Iett D Hall I Canale K Brunn Page F1 ty Se el , , I V 1 1 NJ-4 4' ' .A N I I u - I I ' I I I I 1' I - yr tg s , , - ' ,A . ', f 1 f f l. O'Malley, N. Marass, F. Untch, 4. 0 Q! R 1 . ' , . . e , M . ,V I r,l ,I fi in ke!! ' . G Bur' el., M Bock, L Q. , J ' 'l , f . f , , , , . . . er ' s - V S V T'CH BOOK CLUB N ocr11r1 S Sketchbook ch,b 1F te rst yecrr Lcrch member bose-:see ct sxetcbbook f lmcte 1 'Ned W1tr1 VGT1O,lS drclwmgs DO tore tr1e semesters end S0110 tm TEN PIN CLUB t11e T911 Pm Club sponsored by PIII Abdruhs was organ ner 11 Jemester 101 Semor 111 e ted m DONIHIQ Tr e L61 five beer Mxrtle KG V ce O er ec O K L 1 Adel 1, te 1r v Limglc E Bcrge 1 e H Scr1I1cr1' r1q HG fve KC Tv Mmm F eur1d E MCAHC1 LW jf Vfrex R Arm ew M Lfme 1 M H1'r C'1OO G If C tz I- B K Ru BOYS BOWLING CLUB H sec Q ra H me G LACIIEJN Lo K Tempe D CCITIH1 M ew Dqtze R BI1l9 '1 '1CtF me I I Yenor L CY ees Pet rt fb e QQ I P1t2 e 1 LF W P P1 C1 e 1 1 Ctu We tra tcrmefi 0 f11ve bowe btw mee to team YHCIL greet 1r1 or e 1 e f eek at f r1e1g11b0rt1eed bcv 1 e e ve bm 1 t werfuqee rer re er1ef1 IZCIHGI 1 T116 Ctty 1 1de bow mc t01rr1C11 ent It e1e011u11 mere: IS QIOWU next se r1este CI FUI Ifffwe ee to 1 .r Y . 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Y ., .I Q.. will l rr ned, AQUATICS SWIMMING TEAM ln th water Holm s Gerg Row l ODonnell lvall Swan on 1 aza ckas larnes Capt LaGreca Bucaro DeV1 e Davld Mgr Bagamery Row 2 M Robert lr Mgr Wane Ko toll Benca Grb on Kenney Kampl B e y LIFE SAVIN C CLUB a e S an on Kostoll Be e ly Talbo R pp 1 Canfnzzo lxenrtey D a e Sto t S1gDa1dTap rst ow tand ng C u 1 o et rl te' ndl Yoha n P ro ky Ce ger Korcl k l.1nze Ko IQ Second Row Standlng Quall Ma Caamano Sch 1 -IE 1939 40 squad was the flrst team ln many years to complete a rrqrd schedule ot dual meets ot North Sect1on schools The season was very succ sstul lndrvldual swlmmers awarded letters are Capt I LaG eca Bob ODonnell Stan Kostott Sam Bu caro Dave lames lames Quall Harold Stewart and Frank Baaamery of the Semor Squad andW Holmes Kurt Kloman Al Kampf P DeV1se l-l Gelqer tor the lumors I Swearmaen lohn Kenney R Parker G Mazarakas were awarded Mmor Ws Aprll 19 1940 Waller sent two contestants to the tlnals ot the All C1ty Swrmmlnq Meet at Roosevelt I-llqh School Waller s representatlves were Capt La Greca rn the senror 50 yard dash and Gelqer 1n the Junlor 50 yara back stroke Thls was the trrst 1ty meet rn whrch Waller entered sw1mmers and they succeeded rn placlnq 1n both events La Greca took tourth place 1D hrs event and Ge1aerl1tth rn h1s Both were awarded Waller MaJor W s ln the C1ty meets the best sw1mmers from the c1ty competed Lane took lst 2nd and 3rd places La Greca took 4th The Llte Savma Club was begun as part of the water safety program and as part ol the th1rd yea health course for boys Only strong swrmmers of dependable character are adrmtted work done 1S counted toward Red Cross L1fe Savlnq Cert1t1cate ln the mterclass swlmmlna tournament some ot the classes dtd not care to compete Prom the second tltth slxth seventh and lqht p od classes the followmq wlnners were awarded the four mtramural W s 40 yard dash Brown 40 yard breast Lemke 40 yard back Barton l00 yard swlm Lucas Medley relay Bus1Ja Benno Tampa four man relay Getzen Costello Klaus and Monte Much credrt should ao to our aenlal Coach Tom Roberts who took charae of the team atter Mr Scher left at the beqrnnlnq Ot the season Mr Roberts came from Frank lm twlce a week to coach the team P F y e 3 e., ' er. 1 K r ., , 1 . 2 r. s, ., . 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I ' I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 l . 1 1 ' age lit -nl NEWSPAPER CL1PP1NGS 1950 Seattle March 24 Last n1ght at the Pac1f1c Ho tel the Accountants and Aud1tor5 Club held the1r annual reun1on Prom1nent speakers were Mr Paul Dav1s M155 Grace Durso Mr Valem1r Cove dar1ca MISS Clara Ka15er Mr Robert Kunz MISS Ruth Mart1n and Mr lames Ma1l1ck Ph1ladelph1a March 26 The p1an1st MISS Es telle Langlo1s gave a rec1tal for the benef1t of the Ph11ac1elph1a Ch11dren 5 Home Topeka March 3 The great newspaper tr1o M155 Chr1st1na Freund Mr Nocholas Hocha and the1r photographer Clarence Haberstroh re celved commendat1on from Mr Edward Dunn To pekas mayor for the1r treatment of the recent Topeka f1re Ch1cago March 3 Robert C1polla Manager of the Ch1cago Cubs IS conf1dent that h15 team w1ll take the Nat1onal League pennant th1s year San Franc1sco March 27 M15 Anne Kersch concert 51nger gave the open1ng concert 1n the re cently f1n1shed San Franc1sco Concert Hall last n1ght New York March 1 1950 lohn Barret coach th1s season has been superb Three of h15 team were named All Amencans Ch1cago March 30 1950 The Pa1nt1ngs of Chr15t1ne Avgerenos are dlsplayed at the Art M1nneapol1s M1nn March 4 1950 Dr Marga ret Behr bra1n spec1al1st has opened her san1 tar1um for a d1l1gent program of research CDICGQO March 8 1950 1con1a Popp fash1on expert has returned from New York w1th the latest fash1ons Ch1cago March 10 1950 Eleanor Pasquale of the Metropol1tan Opera Company made her Ch1 cago debut last even1ng at the CIVIC Opera House V1rg1n1a C1ty Nevada March 15 1950 MISS lo seph1ne Barber has subm1tted her latest novel The Ra1n Houston Texas March 17 1950 Managers of profess1onal football are compet1ng for lack Cherry S1dney Austra11a March 19 1950 MISS Gerda Bauermelster the f1rst woman to fly the new cl1p per Shlp from San Franc1sco to Austraha W111 test the new 100 passenger plane here L1tt1e Amer1ca Antarct1c March 27 1950 W11 bur Brotherton and W1lllGm B1ngham are conduct 1ng an exped1t1on to the South Pole purely for sc1ent1f1c 1nformat1on Evanston lll1no1 Apr1l 29 1950 After work1ng at the Cradle for three years Carol1ne D1eder1ch has been made head nurse PgS CDICGQO May 1 1950 The Un1ted A1rl1nes last week added twenty new Robert Brownf1e1d planes Ch1cago May 2 1950 Connle Co1em1s has s1gned as make up art1st w1th R K O Wash1ngton D C May 6 1950 Mary l..ou1se Barlow has rece1ved the pos1t1on every successful secretary yearns for pr1vate secretary to the Pres1dent of the Un1ted States Ch1cago May 7 1950 Robert Archambault and h1s famous band W111 appear at the Drake Hotel when the Pres1dent speaks there M1am1 Beach May 8 1950 Harr1s Delk ace trombone player W111 take over Benny Goodman 5 band at the end of th1s month Ch1cago May 10 1950 Dom1n1c Calderaro for l1V9 years a reporter for the Ch1cago Tr1bune has purchased all r1ghts to the paper CDICOQO May 18 1950 M1chael Connolly lead 1ng banker of Ch1cago pre51ded over the annual bankers meet1ng Moscow F1n1and May 25 1950 The pa1nt1ng of LOIS Sp1t1er are be1ng exh1b1ted 1n European countr1es Detro1t M1ch May 26 1950 L1ll1am Sm1th R N was awarded a medal by the Red Cross for her hero1sm 1n the recent Ohlo R1ver flood N1agara Falls New York May 29 1950 W1l 11am Cherry f1n1shed construct1on of a new br1dge over N1agara Falls Salt Lake C1ty Iune 1 1950 Stewardesses V1o1et Schulz and Mary H1rel have res1gned as they plan to be marr1ed Ch1cago Iune 2 1950 A reun1on of Waller Iune 1940 class successful 1n busmess has lust ended Among those present were Helen Szczepamk Em ma Aslan Martha LaPorta Mabel Abraham Dem erta CO11OpOU11S E11zabeth Beck Rosemary Bores and Helen Bollenbach secretar1es Antomette Ba garella Gertrude Levm Helen Bell and Bess1e Raft1s bookkeepers Seattle Washmgton lune 4 1950 M155 Helen Stas1ak who recently V1S116d all 11brar1es of 1mpor tance talked to h1gh school students 1nterested 1n l1brary work Ch1cago Iune 5 1950 George Bernard Shaw on a recent VIS11 to Albert Bars1s funeral chapel made favorable comments Wash1ngton D C Iune 13 1950 Robert Brown has been sent by the U S Government to super v1se a new gold m1ne Ch1cago 1une25 1950 Rose Andrews recently returned from abroad Wlll resume her pos1t1on as leadlng lady of the Flrst N1ghter programs Ch1cago lune 15 1950 V1ctor MIQDGHO de s1gner of the stratosphere plane for commerc1a1 use w1ll test 1t 1n the near future i Y I I T- 1 I H , 11 , . . 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I ' ., 1 1 1 T ' ' I , 1 - , . .C ,.,. . - 1 U1 1 Y 1 1 1 , ate lX1Y EVERYDAY LIFE AT WALLER I DIVISION 1 I3 A M FITZGERALD owl L Issac M Munro Y Marku L Srmth B Wml on D Poduck M Foote N Marass M Behr E Dunn E Lundberg Bow 2 D Schultz G Karle D Lucchet M Kay H Byall M l'I1ll I Barber T Kupec Bagarella M Story M Upchurch M Lane M LaPc rte M M1ller Row 3 M Nlcchltta L Lambts J MGl1Ck P Kleln I Cherry M Pollack I Flynn I Barrett I Martm B Cherry B Archambault W Blngham F Brauer T Padgett F Ialfee I-IIS d1V1s1on Voted the typ1cal se-mor d1v1s1on of thls year s graduatmg class has IH tt a large group of actlve and popular students Thls page IS devoted to thes students and the many GCIIVIIIGS ln Whlch they have taken Dart SOME OF THE OUTSTANDING ACTIVITIES WHO S WHO SENIOR COMMITTEES Martha La Porta Myrtle Kay Frank Iaflee Yvonne Markus AHIOIDGIIG Baaarella Davana Schultz Edgar Lundberg Maxrne Upchurch Marguerlte Story Peter Klem Iohn Barrett Margaret Behr W1ll1am Bmgham Frank Brauer L1ll1an Isaac Theresa Kupec Barbara W1lson Dlno Lucchesl HIGH SCHOLARSHIP Yvonne Markus Antolnette Bagarella Marguer1te Story Margaret Behr Martha La Porta Maxlne Upchurch Iul1us Kovats Margaret Munro Page Snxty two Iul1us Kovats Iames Mahck Frank Iattee Norma Marass Maxtne Upchurch I-Iarrlet Byall Barbara Wll on Marguerlte Story Wllllam Cherry GIRL'S TEN PIN Myrtle Kay, Presldent Marlan Lane Mary Foote Margaret Munro Norma Marass L1ll1an Smlth CLUB CHOIR Edgar Llndberg Marran Lane Iul1us Kovats Davana Schultz Islarrret Byall Barbara Wllson Marguer1te Story Mayrne Upchurch Theresa Kupec Margaret Munro Martha La Porta Norma Marass L1ll1am Sm1th DRAMA Iuhus Kovats Marguerlte Story Frank Ialtee Edgar Lundberg Davana Schultz Ted Padgett L1ll1an Sm1th Barbara W1lson Margaret Munro R 1 , .s, ,. , A. ,. ,. ,. , m,,'. X , . : 'D K . 1. .kg . ' H ,Ek I v . ' 1 .S - , I DIVISION 41.5 A MR YocH1M Rowl S Thomsen H Szczepanik H Heiner A DeVoney R Tr m G Durso D Waitkus L Fuel O Romancheclc Row ? C Landeteld C Geot M Co rtollv I Sevtfer R Andrews G Lauletta F Pavlov D Collopoulas l Anthofer C Freund E Beck E Kuyat Row 3 E Eccarius R Kunz R Bores M Hlrschtelder L Martindale F. Senne B Webster A Gebauer A Volk M Na arian L Guild V Herrunghaus M Abraham V Govedarlca P Niernr F Theurmger W Cl ne D Noah Seated at table Mr Yochim also every other division room in Waller During youth week celebration they were awarded SPECIGI group honorable mentlon tor their outstanding participation in school activities Following are a list ot some of their accomplishments l 6 They have contnbr ted more money toward the Waller Thanksgiving Collection They have earned more money in the Wal ler Carnival Cproceeds went to the Thanlf givlng Collectionl They boight 450 stamp for crippled chil dren mo e than any other group Fourteen members about 31 per cent ot the entire group have earned an average of QU or over in their studles for the entire tour years of school lrma Antholer E11 abeth Beck Rosemary Bores Walter L,l1ne Deme tra Coliopoulos Laurene Fuel Anita Ge bauer Laura Guild Martha Hirschfelder Frances Pavlox loan Sevfter Ann Volf Doris Waitkus Barbara Webster Three have been on the honor roll eve y semester Ioan Seyiter Anita Gebauer and Doris Waitkus Six members are graduating in three and one halt years Ioan Seyffer Olga Roman chek Peter Niemi Anita Gebauer Laurene Fuel and Dorls Waltkus Five members have had perfect attendance tor the tour years lrma Anthoter Olga Ro manchek loan Seyfter Rith Trerns and Demetra Coliopoulo Outstanding tor speclal achievements are Suzanne Thomsen chosen the Ideal Seven teen year old girl ot Chicago Peter Nierni one of SIX boys who won fifty dollars given by The Shopping News to the team of boys with the best average Rose Andrews the part of Hannah and Robert Brown the part ol Attorney Bron on in Hoosler School master the Senior Class Play On senior class committees were Donald Noah and Suzanne Thomsen publiclty com mittee Walter Cline finance committee Demetra Coliopoulos announcement com m1ttee Ruth Trems annual commlttee La.1rene l'uel is second vice president ot the Big S1 ters Organization Page Sixty three .2- v y fm IVTSION 213-A has led not only every 4-A division room in group achievements but 2. g ' A , 7, ' 3. 'r s ' ' - 8. , 4. . I 4- A ' i - . I . I . .I , . ' ' ' 9. 3 5' - X-Y . . ' . I . I . A . 10' ' 1 . . , Page Sixty four DIVISION 106-A MISS NEAL Row l: Mary Mason, lune Martin, Virginia Oancea, lrene O'Malley, LaVerne Hutt, Esther lohnson, Steve Chorba, Florence Rouzan, Rose lacona, Adriana lncerpi, Dorothy Daniels. Row 2: Rita Signoretti, Mary Lazar, Christine Avgerenos, Norma Kalleses, Katherine Steller, Ruth Martin, Emmy May Williams, Dorothy D. McCaslin, Anne Mesching, Shirley Carruthers, Margaret Abraham, Sara Sargis, Violet Schulz, Mathilcle Theys. Row 31 Geno Quilici, Dominic Calderaro, Frank Procopio, Ernest Bertalino, Paul Davis, Henry Lyles, George Niemeyer, Allan Andresen, Daniel Grbac, lim McGovern. DIVISION 108 A Miss KEARNS Row l D Prop M Him choot T Schwager S Gutt G Levin D Hall A Schrool E Berger R Drake I Tuccori M Torregro sa I Sparacirio Row 2 G Oshana R Schegger F Farella R Lauer E Williams S Sweeney H Williams E Aslan M Browne P Mathews A Lamrnersteld H Staziak Row 3 E Dunning F Sagona W Brotherton G Farr steri V Mignano N Hocha R Doyle S Gnandt C Hollenbach H Delk A Barsi H lelson D Fontana R Cipolla T 2 , ss , ' ss , . , , , . , , . , , , , , , S , , . . DIVISION 202 Row l: Bette McAndre'.v:s, Betty Wetzel, Peter Maesetti, Geida Bauermeister, Mrs Rote Bernice Kern, Mary Yohana, Betty Kraig. Row 21 Lorraine Krause Walter Mcllvoy, Lois Spitler, Wayne Mollett, Dorothy Acker- man, Clara Kaiser Connie Golernis, Lorraine Boeckl. Row 3: Caroline Dieclerich, Martin Ste-igerwald, Estelle Langlois, Mary Louise Barlow Evelyn Pieruccini, Frances Abraham Bow 4: Bette Liepe, Elrsie Aloisi, Marg. Morrison, lasper Bland, Magdalene Srnith, Torn Mannion, Robert O'Neill, loe Ezposito, Mike Walsh. Standing. Anne Kersch, Frank Linzer Catherine Graet, William Lydon, Fay Turner Peter Passaglia Vincent Petrovski R A DIVISION 227 Flow l C Gurney G Peters M Bartch I Sl a l la E Van Puyrnbrouck awerko D Gi rnore H Bollenba V Muffy H Row 2 K McCluckie R Pey on S Li itza I C Y F Gilman V Eckvall I Gawlik Misthoe S Moses Mr Cas-ella Row3 R Zuck I Kissell V Rear' G Ralphs V Marasa l Kagan W Thornton Page Sixty in e I . , ., . ., . 3 n, mes, , V ve , st, l.. , . cn ... ' . 1 -, t , 3. , o. . , . ' , 2 , , . , . i., . , . , , A Chrcago Iune 20 1950 Manlyn Browne actrve rn eradrcatlon ot the slums has been awarded the Nobel Prrze tor c1v1c rmprovement Iowa C1ty Iowa Apnl 30 1950 Fundamentals of Mathematlcs by Irma Anthoter has been tavor ably revlewed by outstandmg crttrcs Pans France May 9 1950 Matrlda The-ys a successful kennel owner IS famous for the number of blue rrbbons won by her dogs Atlanta Georgra Aprrl ll 1950 Walter Cllne won the state mrdget race Thrs puts h1m rn l1ne lor nat1ona1 honors St Paul Mmn Apr1l25 1950 Mrs Davrd Smlthe and Mrs Samuel Sandstone the Iormer Mlsses Dorothy Sweeney and Sara Sargrs ot Chr cago have begun work on the Iuntor League Country Club New York Aprll 27 1950 Catherme Graef radro announcer w1ll announce Ilve televrslon programs IXQI DIVISION 212 A MISS SHANNON Bowl SIIHOIIS C Barry E Hansen If Lorlss I Wallace Bow 2 C Haberstroh M Schrmtz C Kaplan B Ulrrch E Corder I1m Stevens R Govedarxca E Pasquale B Baths I Popp Bow 3 C Cfrrthn G Palmer I Kleln E Gluntmt D Iohnson H Kowalskr E Froh nauer I Bebuck I LOPIHIO Pecco Mlss Shannon D Sell Koutouzou K Rumas E Gerhch Sullrvan H Bell A Harrrty Women s Club met yesterday at the LaSalle Hotel Among those present were Mlsses Darleen Hall Vernelle Hemlnghaus Lorrame Boeckl Martha LaPorta Dorothy Ackerman Charlotte Barry Ann DeVoney Martha I-lerschtelder and Norma Kalleses Mexrco Ctty March 27 Mrss Maxrne Hrlls orchestra appeared last ntght for the hrst tlme stnce her recent rllness Chrcago March 29 Charlotte Kaplan drscov erer ol the phenomenal cancer cure was entertamed at a dmner grven by the Illmors Doctors Assoclatron New York Aprrl 1 Mlss Harrret He1ner has returned trom a three month pamtmg tour 1n I-Ia1t1 New York March 17 Mrss Dorothy Danrels announces the showmg of her new sprlng lash 1ons at the Un1on League Women s Club Tuesday March 2U Mrss Danlel s creatlons w1ll be modeled by M1ss Laura Gurld and Mrss Elsle Senne wm ners 1n the recent Perfect Model Contest Chlcago March 21 Mrss Elsle Hansen and Mr Charles Grlllm were gtven recognrtlon at the Pen Men and Pen Women s Club forthe Pulltzer Prrze Award whrch they recetved for therr book Becollectlon ot Youth 3 A. 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I. . . . 1 e S' 1' 4 B OFFICERS Presldent Narsay Sargrs V1cePres1dent Frank Bagamery Secretary Leona Schropp and Treasurer Marlon Pearsall DIVISION 125 MISS H OWA R D Row l E Russell M Ioseph I Hampton F Doyle Miss Howard I Hall I Schllchtmg D Blancalana H Donner Row 2 A Allrson R F1atrone S I N1ksch G Fllpl D Scaletta E Lassmann F Fr1tz1k L Drucker I Morgan I Kasper L H1ll DIVISION 127 MRS KUMMER Howl V Vogel S Sellgren Mrs Kurn mer G Eyers M Peters L DeFranco C LoC1c1ro O Ol1va L Schroop A Braunrg Row Z I LaGreca L Dawson B Swan M Browne M Commers M Semper I Parla M I Egan F Gutwern A DeMart1no Row 3 G Swanson F Bagamery E GOII E Madrrgalr I Pozdro DIVISION 317 MISS SCHINKEL Howl T Kostopoulos C Cutata Mrss Schlnkel L Standlsh A Ralcouska S Fllpl R Tarara N Mercourls T Mercourls W2 L Wolf A Hansen G R1n1 Sllcka K Tempel G Meschnlg N Steven son N Wlll1QmS R Trams I Carn1n1t1 I LoSc1uto Row 3 M E Chrtss E Monroe R Paglrnl W Samuel A Marmo C DePaul A Notaro M Tavolacct M Shepell M Saporrto fl! I Pose SIXIV emhi DIVISION 102 MRS PFE1L Rom l F Fortuna C CUSIQIIOWG V Cul C Ions Ll H Kauffman K Ch1c11vw I Sucldo E lkewmon Row 2 G M rcu IO L S1g'n1re F I'on1no Co me E Co A Bono d1 M Bur: on A Ro2x1n1 Row 3 B Rcxtzcr L Pr1nc:e K Ewmg G Moron I S 1ono G Thomnr R londe H Om l S Mo no E I'I1ppx DIVISION 121 MISS ZEISLER ow I 1 '1 o I S e Snw e M Th1e H I Gro Q Komg E G lrnore S Sometro H D111 VI L rzo G Odl 1 IC S en lord D Ble1d M Soswo M T IOVTIF, on Mcfilroth B B1o'1d1 A Schell M Ze ler Row 3 W Bmmclono R Ader C' Cebkw DIVISION 122A Mrss REID Pov l A S1'noI15 I Knuo en D Morech Drown L V1Io B Corroh V Morhn M o17or11n C Kenvon Rom 7 A Stenqlcxnd G Fo ter I De 1 e M Reyer M Brmcoe I Trebes H Bo1er In Brm Fw E Lowe E Chamber B BTOLIIII '1d D Iocobg I Fo1rI1eld I7 D1BenedetIo L Iocob I Abroloom Vv 3 G Mozorokcx W Do e Bower D Gostree I Korokos A Coornoro R Cl1ne I Thompson O Tolbot I Bolousek L Slgnoreth DIVISION 207A MISS CLARK Row l If Hansen F Kre 11er D Flondor A Cmulo M155 Clark M Gorobedmxn M P1er on L Cololo o M Gegner I Koch ofv Q S Dyner F Tr1zel V Steger Ichns B Buller T NISIHI D Lee I' Kosmow E Sprenoer A KIISCIHITIGT V Krueger L 1 CD1 ek COIYTIQIII H C1110 o M Il 1lcer I So m Rom 3 M Godoord I Greqor I7 Bohn B MIIIPF R A1 e D Co 1n1 II Blo kox1z I' Sondv L Nerroth E Pelrv G Krome M S1 I rl L DeFror1c r-ell, -Iv S, A .I I , A 'A I L M. I I Q ', . A1 ' I ' 11 II I If F lVL ri If, VV li M . rl1r1,'lfA If jd r , A rv, 1 VIol:wh If t- C . ' 1.1 .. , rn Ro ' F V Mi S 'n' I, Corr' I7 TIE!! U A I A . I .I I, I- , A lzjri 'J A I Broxm T. FCITIIIIG, A. 'Cowon JH McNerneV V 1 V WA S i I I ', V . , . 1 .' ' . 1 , 1: , , V':s, RO ' I . Ks, . hs , VV R 1 . 'I , . ' , . , A TIf:AMdV,11' , ll, MAI if , . h . ' ,, I 'd I . I rl' ' I S 3 A OFFICERS X e a Cutrell Pr ld t Iohn Br ske V ce P e lde Aud y G de Treasurer Florence Pa lm Se eta y 3 B OFFICERS Antk mo r nt Beat ICS H nt Vrce Pre lde t G7 Arkln T ea tt l t I-IAUNTED BY THE FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY F Y EAD hese many years and st1ll he haunts me Who? George Wash mgton Every rnormng I take my seat and look up to hnd those cold eye lvw na at me Sornetlmes after recltatrons I look to hrm for approval hrs eyt s tell me that l m a lrttle stup1d Amerlcan h1story' Not a bad subJect as subtects go but when sllently preslded over by a man so long dead l No matter where I move about the room h1s eyes rest only when I stop rnovmg and then they rest on me' I wonder lt my great granatathel was a red coat? Somenmes dur1ng a test l look to hlm for help Perl aps one day he ll answer my pleas but so tar he s but g1ven me that you ve gut a nerve look Im sure he s peeved about someth1ng because he won t respona even Nhen I glve hrm a trlendly sm1le Don t I study the government that he helped to found? Dont l struggle through the text book fllled w1th colonlal wars? The powdered w1g and those cold gray eyes are 1mpr1soned by the plcture frame Im happy to say It they were not who knows what he d do? PETTV ICU QMITI-I 1 Jn I ,F x ou, JL, ,V E .V . tj! j' V , ' ' ' . I R 1 f ' '3 l . - 4 I I fr I N . 4- 1 . I l I ' ' ,Q 1' I r , es' en i. , i - r s' nf re ru n, . u' , cr r .tony Anzel , Pe-side. rl u , ' - s' n Deli .e ' , r :surer Elsie Mzlanas, Secretary Qt A-N ll ll ' H n. C .A . t xii If -rr t r : I A n. 1 J , . J x All t ' - , . . . I - , K , A S 'I 1 I I 1 I ' ' .I I a - A I 1 . . '- V - 1 1 I I ' . If X , , ' u I . I n - I 1 5' I I - X - - l I , , , 1 X - . . . , 1 . . V xl I x 1 . I , . . I .. T .. DEAR DIARY September 5, l939, Tuesday-The big day. First day of school and the first day for me as a seniorl The kids cer- tainly looked different with their sun-tan and all. Or is it just that l hadn't seen them all summer? Cctober 9 - Felt a little melancholy today. Above the house tops and cars noise loomed the Palmolive building. l just got to thinking of all the business and activity going on. People are struggling and living the lives we seniors are soon to face. October QU-Lane-Waller game. Boyl Was that a game! We scored first against Lane. tDid it surprise us?l lt was our first touchdown of the season, but we lost 20-13. l had to treat a Lane fellow to a coke, loser of bet. November l-The Pep Committee of the Student Council gave speeches to us to go to the football games. ln the mid dle of one of the speeches, the first snow came drifting down. What a commotionl November 7-Miss Gallagher's minstrel show. It was a pipl Kipp's Football Ballet had us rolling in the aisles. Hon- est, l think this surpasses all the former minstrel shows. November 2lfCarnival Dayfand what a dayl When l went into French or History l saw dancing in the air, red, orange, green, Hawaiian leis, or a paper hat looking per- fectly comical on some large football hero's head. December l5-Yippeel Christmas vacation. Mid carols, pageants, ribbons, bills, misletoe and lots of joy and gaiety -school closed for the Christmas vacation. lGoshl l have- n't got enough money saved for gifts.l Ianuary l, l94O e We had eighteen days vacation and nothing to do with it, We pined for ice skating. Today, the last day of our vcation, and school tomorrowll We have ice skating. lanuary l8---Today the temperature was below l3 de- grees. Quite a number of kids were absent. Every one talked about the weather, but this time it was worth talk- ing about. Personally, l didn't think it was cold compared to what the poor Russians and Finns have had to stand in their fight with temperature 47 to 7U degrees below. Honest, l can't imagine anything so cold. lanuary 24-Today is the last day of the semester. Friday when l come back, l'll be a 4-A. The annual described-it is 3112 years of hard labor. To me it has ben Slfg years of fun. lanuary 25-While the fading strains of Land of Hope and Glory died away, the graduation commencement con- cluded. Waller sent forth another class to face a world new to them. lanuary 29-Ohl What a wonderful world! After lU76 days of working to achieve my goal l am now a full-pledged Senior. l can now proudly strut down the hall and look upon the infants, nicknamed as freshies, who lugs brief cases of the so-called cultured subjects. Well, now I know how it feels to be on the other side of the fence. I remembered wafy back when, although greatly impressed upon enter- ing this institution of Constructive Knowledge, l was scared stiff. February 7-First days of school all too jumbled to tell about. Sometimes l feel that l'm walking backward. February 8, Thursday-Ohl Happy Dayl Pubilicity for Wallerl Suzanne 'Thomsen selected as 'iMiss l7 in a Chi- cago-wide Beauty Contest. Has been awarded a trip to Hollywood. My, how l would like to be in her place! Of course l wouldn't have a ghost of a chance but it's nice to think about it. Well it's no use crying over something you werent born with, if that something is Beauty! February 9 Frrday I never knew I could be so clumsy I sprarned my ankle and some llgaments too rt lrn not mrs taken February I2 Monday Abraham Lmcolns Brrthday and I rn free for the day February I3 Tuesday Tomorrow Im rnvlted to Mlss rruttee February I4 Wednesday Satnt Valentrne s Day My how rornantrcl Gr r r I rece1ved a couple of comtc valen trnes wh1ch I d1d not thlnk were so cutel The nerve of some people February I6 Frrday Surprrsel Surpnsel Mr Frnlayson drove us to school thrs rnornmg all 5 of ,1 We are the nvy of our cro Nd It rrught be because we lMary and ID rode tn the back wrth one of Waller s scarce Male SPGCIGS February I9 Monday Its funny how many people sud denly accumulate afflrctlons of aches and yarns or eyam day I had a c1v1cs te t today whrch drdn t turn out so good DEAR DIARY Page Se Jenty if -n Q I Reid's Valentines Party in honor of the Annual Sales Com- ' ' , ' s. e Y . I I J J - ' DEAR DIARY February 20, TuesdayeeThe same routine, nothing ever happens. Oh! huml f-low time drags, February Zl, Wednesday Chorba and Sagona tie for president. May the best man winl February 22, Thursday--ffWashington's BirthdayAWish l was in school. One never misses it until he or she is in 4-A when every day counts and the end slowly creeps upon you Oh welll February 26 Monday Ate with the girls today again Who should sit with is but a creature who undoubtedly does not regard manners very highly Can you imagine he talked with his mouth full? February 27 Tuesday Our ba lfetball five played Lane Tech Our luniors won Yea teaml Seniors los sniffl sniffl February 28 l940 Wednesday Suzanne Thomsen talked about her trip to Holywood Very exciting l think that all lm going to dream about tonight is lohn Howard lackie Moran and lackie Cooper Ahl Mel February 29 Thursday First 4 A meeting Steve Chorba president Aheml Quiz in Chemistry todayl f hang my head in shame March 4 Monday Helped make out the 4 A Committee l though they were rather good Of course that s one opinion to 300 other 4 A s March 5 Tuesday Day of Bepentence Marksl Classes were all S o o guiet l thought l was visiting the city morgue March 6 Wednesday Things l heard ir the Corridor She cant do this to me l-lelpl Mabell Look what l got March 7 Thur day 4 A meeting today March tm Friday Boys all slicked up in suits and girls looking spiffy can mean only one thing senior pictures taking All the sentors took their turn to look at the birdie March 9 Measured for caps and gowns Won der how we ll look in them? March ll Monday Today was rather mono tonous Can t think of anything worth while March 12 Tuesday My what a dayl lt seem that all the 4 A s got their pictures baclf Ohl wha a time the teachers had in classes Everybody was swapping pictires all you could hear wa ohl did you come out beautiful Just l ke a glamor girl Others said Ohl don t you think l came oi horriblel lllff Going to have them taken over Some people cant get it through their heads tha if they are rather homely looking the photographe can t perform m racle and develop a Ginger Boa ers or Linda Darnell from a plain Mary Smi h lane lones March l4 Thursday l got n y ring today When l put it on a feeling so gueer went througl me that l couldn t descrihe it if l had to lt started in my tummx then traveled to my spinal column creeping to the roots of my hair l felt as if my hair we e tand ng on end This Justified my suspicion g Se enty two that as soor as l got the ring on my finger l was indeed a 4 A March lg Friday Went to the 4 A party lt wa all right but l didnt have a very good time because I was still blue from yesterday l wa beginning to realize that after summer vacation l wont come back to this beloved school Ill Just be another shadow in the past The 4 A semester 1 tust a paradise for a day March l8 Monday 4 A meeting Oh my what Q dgyt l m still day dreaming about the beautifu gown l saw downtown Saturday lt set me think ing l wonder if l ll be asked to the dmner dance March 19 Tuesday Yellow and Blue came out our crowd March 20 Wednesday Today at l2 24 was tne beginning of spring l think today was the sec ond best blizzard we had this yedr lt wash t s bad though the sur came out in the afternoor March 22 Friday Good Friday A toliday' March 26 Tuesday ' went to see Cone Witr the Win 1 with my aunt tonight We had good seat Sl Ab at the Woods By the bye it vas belated birtl day gift March J Wedne ogy Another one of thosc daysl Boring Watson simply boring lfdrch 28 Thursday College Day todayl We had repre entatives from several Colleges of the Ch ago area , . 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J J D P V - March 29 Frtday I was grven an assranment to Nrrte about the Councrl s actrvlttes for the dan, paper Boy was I thrrlledl Wh wouldnt oe Aprrll Monday It Ja Apr1lPools day out nothmg unusual happened Aprll 2 Tresdov I attended the Musrc Festr val rt was marvelous The chorrs sana beautr fully therr votces seemed to oe floattna about There were several olatsts Andrew Marttn cel lorst I-Ienrretta Grevan soprano and Thelma Meael soprano Aprrl 3 Wednesday Tests rlght and leftl Wrll they never end? Aprxl 8 Another celehrrtv Sadre McLauchlan rs representrng us at the Red Cross Conventton rn Washrnaton D C Annl Q Mark IIII Students all talkma about the warl It s been pretty gloomy all week Aorrl I5 Memorable day for Waller Lrllran Grsh was here today atded by the prod tcer of the play Lrfe wrth Father an alumnus of Waller she came to choose the Student P tncess Suzanne Thomsen was selected wtth four ladle rn wartlna Iean Mtller Myrtle Kay Charlotte Barry and Iane Wallace Anrrl 22 23 Youth Week Proaram Wlt Who s Who the frrst of rts kmd at Waller all stu dents outstandma tar award ohcl Scholarshrp out of school a xt ell as rn scl ccl I ere qrveh hor' orable mentron April 25 Anothe rrrro tant lappenrna at Wal ler LaVerne Engeson and frm Stevens ot Iune l94U were awarded Crvxc medals Sch larshros to Central Y M C A Colleae and Unrverslty o Chtcaao TGSPSCIIVGIX Apnl 29 tc May 3 Clean Ur Week heed I say morelll I ay I3 Now Sa o Newe las v on frst prrze rr e Jlrddle We C rt e f the Dravnattc Sopranc May I5 Dcy of event Scntar Play Info re Schoclmasterl c xerx ell acte p ay whr rt I en toyed very much Waller took pa t rn a hroaacas eve Wftv Tne M yea Chorus a ec ea DJ Mrs Tess was beautrftul T ee perse s d d tfe selve r o d by wmmn, in UC a prece May I6 My qnodnes I Itust remembered or fprrl 22 we were nottfred tt rt dur dmner dance would be held on Iune I at the Kntckerbocker I-Io r It rent f r my aown thrs rs qorhf' to Pe mv frrst fa :rt emember c I see before eycs s r nr cntffcr and blue lace May 20 Started tc work rn lu3 on rroqrarns Oh' aosh what a lot and what U hflsxon Wav 2l A Mftf ers tea As I was an orphar rtn Conme and Mary we checked the nothers c ats I felt queer t' at my mothe coulon t attend DEAR DIARY May 22 R C T C Federal Inspectronl It yrs rectacular fellows and arrls hung out of the wm ow watchma our boys at therr rmlttary best May 3l The annual con mtttee rushlna to aet COPIPS typed and corrected for the Bla Moment when the Annual goes to pre a Jrday Irne l GOO p whrle wartrna for my escort o the Dmner Dance My deep prnk rnaraursette even na aown has more than co ne up to my expectatrons There aoes the bell Wonder of Wcndersl When opened the door I stared rnto the face of an orchrd unrforrr ed young man who held a box towaro me I trembled as I took rt I was so exctted tha I slammed the door IH the youna man s face I threw the trs ue raper and wrappma to the floor I or ened the boy Nestled rn the Iolds of wet cot ton was a aardenra surrounded hy l1l1e of the alley and sprays cf forget me nots Ir thrrlled about my slrppers I dont belreve Ive told yor about thernl They are two toned tre heel and t ap are whrte atrn over the toe are four straps unrted rnto two bows wrth srl ner rmgs They dazzle rne I can t keep my eye I therr My evenrna wrap IS beautrful I so vtorned that I would need one yet I was sur pn ed and astounded when I recerved thrs stu nrng whrte brushed wool wrap I om my aunt a a Jncle m wrrtrng tht Dear Drary I can t seer to keep my mmd fron runnrng around rn perfect crrcles I vtrsh Ralpl would nurryll Oh Oh the bell tne ans N9 t marden s pray erl P S 300 A Ml I-Iomel lplappyl dead tlred Not untrl commencement IS over and the strams ot Land o' I-Iope and Glory dte s all I be reaaw vtrrte rr e Bye ye iff att!! if f f. ffl C xptlllll Page Seventy three s. , ' I o ' ' 7 I I I -, I I , I f' I ' I A 5 I - I I I I , I Jn, , , - fag, I , I E - I - II - I 77 ' 1' ' ' I . 1 1 - - A - ss, - - S t' , ' 3 I nt. 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I I1 I f 1 ' ' ., ' Q She pays l1ttle attent1on to the boys Marguente Story has grace and DOISG Donald Noah IS full of VIQOF and V1lGlllY And oh what a marvelous personahtyl He s content to lounge 1n a shady nook Oh Mr Brown 1f you could only cook Llcche 1 las dark ha1r and b1g black eyes He seems gutte Ba hful Youd be surprrsedl Charlotte can uve truck or toddle Any type of cloth1ng she can model As a fr1end Darleen w1ll always be tru Shes one of the staff of the Yellow and Bue Harold Nelson w1th a cherub face Ha personal1ty and dances w1th grace Charlotte Endean could be a r1otl But around school she always was gu1et Magdalene Smrth IS da1nty clever and nea And as a Madonna she looked very swee ln class Lmzer l1ked to set and gaze l he 1n love or lust IH a daze Gerber partakes ID all sports and SWIITIS And arnu es h1s classmates w1th Wl111'TlS Kagan was put out of class but d1dnt care For then he could hunt for a ma1den fa1r Sagona s a boy that really grand So come on students lets g1ve h1m a hand Frances Pecco up and down the halls shell scurry And she s always 1n a hurry Fay Turner as n1ce as he 1 tall Except when h1s glasses start to fall l1s1tza s a br1ll1ant and good mathemat1c1an To be a pharmac1st IS h1s amb1t1on Barbara W1lson IS a cute l1ttle tr1ck For any young man she d be a good P1ck Howard Lang should be long for that IS what he IS At football or 1n wh1stl1ng songs he really IS a whlz Bette Ltepe can draw to beat the band Why of course l thought we knew free hand Tom Mann1on doesnt want to leave th1s school l-le l1kes Waller He s no fool Charles Hollenback our early b1rd For g1rls he seldom has a word MISS Matthews certa1nly IS a Pearl And such a da1nty l1ttle g1rl A game of basketball these Klem twtns can play The re the best 1n the c1ty our paper say We all know MISS Kay as Myrt Nobody s feelrngs could she hurt Elste AlO1S1 s favor1te class was gym She s a very good sport and l1kes to SWIITI S etyfu Our Southern Bell IS very smart ln h1story class she does her part Evelyn Corder IS gu1et seldom talks She s pleasant never balks Elv1ra really IS gulte Gerllch She s not the g1rl fr1end of adver1sh At wr1t1ng th1ngs he IS a p1pp1n Of course you know 1t s Charles Gr1ff1n l guess you know 1t s M1ss Abraham Who answer teachers w1th yes ma m Mary Loutse Barlow works 1n the Ofl1C6 To call her Weezy w1ll sufftce Iasper Blands a Texas man from way down thar But he th1nks 1t very gran To be way up h yar Lorrame Boechls not a lekyll nor a M1Sl9T Hyde She IS 1ust a l1ttle g1rl w1th lots and lots of pr1de Ltttle IS as l1ttle does but somettmes that a1n a CORDIS 1snt l1ttle but she 1snt very tall She s weet she s grand and so demure Catherme Graef Br1ll1ant and neat cunn1ng and sweet By th1s we can tell 1t s MISS Dorothy Sell Theres a lullus Kovats that Handsome yogng man Who brought back from Flonda a golden tan lanes a musketeer w1th charm and grace Always a m1le 1S found on her face Fo the m1nstrel show L1ll1an taught boys to dance She s s11nple and sweet oh here s your chance He knew every lass every ma1den farr l guess Mr Cherry 1t s your flammg red ha1r Anne DeVoney IS deep 1n love W1th one unm1stakable 11tterbug The l1fe of h1s classmates and of h1S school Peter Passagha IS nobodys fool To envey h1s ha1r brtngs most g1rls Joy Robert Menkemeller IS the lucky young boy He s a Waller Wolf For Heaven s sakel lt s Frank laffee there could be no m1stake ltm Stevens tall handsome and l1ght ls an honor student and espec1ally brtght M1ss Munro Wlll soon f1nd a place m the sun For she s near and dear to everyone Norma Marass IS a cheery and frrendly lass Who s the l1fe of party or class lconla Popp should follow a career 1n art She s g1fted she has a good start 'I I I 1 f . f xt ' ll 1 1 1 . . 1 . 1 1 - 1 s' 1 ' ' I .. . . . . . . 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