Waller High School - Wallerian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1942 volume:

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JN X W f X IN x I f x ,f .uzkif , xfv X ,X ., Nyx' .vxfx A, .bv xx. LQNMJB7 ,, I, ffl. 'MA' QV Mffg gfaf-fff'+ I gi ,gillll iw' - ,iii pi Ulf-f - 4' ,ff A I' FII' I ! 47 ll- mmnanfnulnullllljmmilllxl ,aww 'V I I ' - lrlllllllllllllllll I I ihiimnmli-I ,g J . - 5 ' .K 1 I: .- fig, ' - I V - O - ' -!:- F 'xgf 1 A, 1 F., :K xpilmsx Lrg ----1 rl! . THE ROBERT A. WALLER HIGH SCHOOL l pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation, indivisible, with Liberty and Iustice for all. U ITED WE AN As an American citizen, l take my place beside the armed forces of the nation, willing and ready as they are to protect the homes and lives, the Well-being, and the freedom of my fellow-citizens -- to defend the country l love - to maintain its cause against all ene- mies and every danger. And to this task I pledge my whole strength and my whole heart. -Civilian Defense of the United States of America. 4- X 4 Q 4 f 4 V A 153 1 :Y A MAN OF UNDERSTANDING, who gives a listening ear to problems brought before him by teachers and students alike, is Mr. Lipman, Principal of our school. Well informed on world affairs, he also knows what is going on here in Waller. Respected by students and faculty, he directs the school on a high educational level, determined to keep Waller among the first in the rank of city high schools. ng fx X ,ff-ON . XXX, Q. t Rf, ,Lccatw e Q Xoilc . 190 ' XXVI km Yxewfxel. Dofiuxie XN xxczgll aio BXGYLSEOTQ GXQS- we grad' ON YK ' box. Nl ixexch-, qer. Dim, Robe me wal Sm, W -we 1 1 9 -g5us2lj5,3nskCgAfl??il,xRx. We Le :Wes re 'ce ya O haw K0Yg3i4x 1 Egziioifylnirfgion. lu i . EYYLO Bog I BHKXO nude had . Sgczfjgcxi, gin gegzjgaanqzngii totm Sc Y as Og?-A I B997 H1059 Qiflhh 'Ana 6901439 Svgofllsoueti Leon The making of a Year Book means some effort by a great i number of people, and a great amount ot Work by a few. Those A , who spend long hours in its production receive no scholastic X, X l ' , credit, no reward except the satisfaction ot having done a , , 255' ff?-ij, , ' ff? piece of work for our school. if . l We are grateful to our photographer and printer who have Q - i ' , given generously of their time and patience. Page by page, X h ii We have done our best. M , L It is in your hands, please accept it for what it is, and like , -it it through the years. i? E -i' -Annual Sponsor and Staff. Alkx 73.14.97-'J-'X ft.Z4ff24ff Klollwf-f fy ' f Qcliaz- 4,,,,,,,,Q'lfl1MA3c- J , limi AML-nfl MWWW WL WM Fw ee-M , f N ,tw MMM Cgwwflwo aww Twin X15 z 7,797 fmaf ffwm ZWVJWM, ,2,,,,,l, fi,,..z,., gr,X,,5,Q me - 7Q42 ,d-,-,.f I A MAN WHOSE FIRST INTERESTS are in the students enrolled under him is Mr. Finlayson, Assistant Principal of Waller. 'Busy is a mild adjective to de- scribe the man. His Willingness to share in the problems of the student body, and his readiness to serve one and all, make him deservedly Well-liked by everyone in the school. V Tprrwff TTi, . V ll FMU! i 4 xml 1 1 E'1:'+1u xr ll 1 X r I I SECRETARIAL STAFF IN THE MAIN OFFICE lllfrfw f Mrs. Grace Anderson, Adjustment Teacher at the Branch, advises a pupil, Helen Mooshy. Mrs. Coleman serves the school in many ways. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Seated: Lillian Haske, Marjorie Main, Miss S. Ber- liner, Elaine Schalk. Standing: Irene Wiercinski, Elaine Brooks, Ruth Buenzow, Betty Yee, Helen Nagy, Lydia Cartopassi, Elsie Busse, Louise Weiss. This department makes out bulletins and han- dles the school finances. ATTENDANCE OFFICE Evelyn Schleich, Marie Savino, Evelyn Rael, Mrs. Groneman, Helen Gruss, William Kaucher. NSN , VXJRJ Miss Devereaux ...... Mr. I. Feldman ,.... .. .. Miss Cleary ....... Miss McEvoy ...,.Y Commercial English Adjustment Business Training Mrs. I. Clark ......... ...................... E nglish Miss Goldberg ......, .. Mr. Paine ..........., Miss Ellis ............... Mr. Throgmorton ....... Mr. Lavine ......, ,..,., Miss Davis .,........ Miss Steele ......... Mr. Mulvaney ........ Miss Hawkins ...,.... Miss Hermann .... Miss Andrulis ........ Miss Anderson ...... Miss Roche ......... Miss Porter ..... Mr. Kaiser ........... Mr. McCormick Mrs. Schisler ...... Mr. Chappel ....... Miss Iohnson ...,.. Mr. Buss .............,.. Miss Kilcourse ....... Miss Frazee ..... ,. Miss Kearns ....... Mrs. Groneman ..... Mr. Pershell .....,, Mr. Hackett ....... English Physics Commercial Law Bookkeeping English Spanish Bookkeeping English English History History Latin Latin Mechanical Drawing Chemistry Business Training Physical Education Geography Printing English Mathematics Commercial Clothing Civics Zoology 'F' TNF MR. MOEI-ll P TQ APPLE' KW Miss Ellis .... .... S tenoqraphy Mrs. Pfeil ......... ....,... S tenography Mr. Whigam ...... ,,,,,., I ndustrial Arts Mr. English ......, ...,............. S cience Miss Carter ..... ..... M athematics Miss Tess .,...,,.,.,..,, ,.,.,,.,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,, M usic Miss A. Clark ..,.., .......,.......,.,..... S cience Mrs. Lipsey ,......... .,... B usiness Training Mrs. Ostrowsky .,,...,...,...,,,, French Mr. Koslotf ........... ....... I ndustrial Arts Mrs. Trigg .......... ........ M athematics Mr. Engle .,.. .... B ookkeeping No, Mr. Hackett isn't stopping traffic, he is protecting Mr. Lewis from the Wallerian snapshooters. Miss Sierts, pausing beside her car, looks the very iolly person she really is. Miss Schinkel didn't put on her coat just to have her picture taken-the weather was about zero. From the pleasant look on his face, Mr. Strauss must have discovered something artistically pleasing. Mrs. Whelan blends well with the artistic panel behind her. Mr. Throgmorton isn't throwing a kiss, he is eating peanuts. Mr. Criz is as much surprised as anyone to see himself in action as baseball coach. Mr. Lipman and Mrs. Quinn happened to drop in 103 at the same time and we thought they would make a good picture. I'm sure the result wins your approval. CAUGHT IN ACTION WALLE HIGI-I scHooL , fff1ff4 ffff , , X ff , 1 1, 1 , 1 I ff ff!! 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Iosephine Villareal, Mexican Virglen Durand, Canadian Alvin Eisenberg, Russian-Iewish Iames Greenan, Irish SECOND ROW: Dorothy Margita, Hungarian Dorothy Bosch, Polish Alice Castro, Colombian Lois Rasmussen, Danish Sarah Peara, Persian Florence Vettori, Italian Alice Park, Korean Muriel Carson, Scotch BACK ROW: lohan Abraham, Assyrian Dorothy Tamaraz, Armenian Dolores Parrott, Finnish Bob Belteau, French Gabriel Iohn, Baghdad George Bookoo, Persian Alice Snyder, Belgian Iacques Sohn, French Edwina Franke, Swedish Bessie Mejanovich, Serbian Wenche Fasting, Norwegian Kenneth Van Horn, Dutch Christ Dimopoulos, Greek Helen Bocskay, Czechoslavakian Betty Biery, Swiss In this group of sixteen pupils appear one boy and one girl from each of the semester classes Our school is a unit in which all have a share, a friendly place where strangers ieel welcome a center of cosmopolitan interests and activities. 1 ,1 411,w'Zf fw gghgw 3 , f 1 1 rg V 1 Z 4,144 1 1 , 7 2 EZ 1 f Z v Zmml CWM- X W C In y Ql2'Q7ff,72 , 1 -2: ' www? xl 1 i 3 1 X 1, 16? 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SOCIAL Seated: Ida Digrasse, Elhelyn Ro- binson, Rose Marie Guarino, Fran- ces Speciale, Elizabeth Shabaz. Standing: Gloria Shoeben, lean Liepe, Angelo Mortellaro, Georgia Tyus, Betty Gallagher. Y? M5 U Jwr- 7lw7z?n?M,f,y GM ,Q WM MQQWW WJWN gZMQfw,7,7-A WM ,2f,.7C,2f2fMZ,J +f1QM.QnQ.m I 7' EZWWL .b7k 7!h SENIOR TEACHERS www Catherine Abear, Kay : Library, G.A.A., Latin Club, Hobby Club, lim Abraham, Abe : Riding, Choir, B.O.T.C., Hall Guard. Rita Ackerman, Stew : Student Council, Sigma Tau Sigma, Drama Club, Intramural Volley Ball Champions, Band lohnny Adams, Zonty : Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball. Joseph Adelizzi, Iitters : Varsity Baseball, Football Team, Hall Guard Captain, Merry Wallerites, Honor Roll. Daphne Allen, Daph : Sigma Tau Sigma, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Know Chicago Club, Etiquette Club. lulia Amici, lu : Hall Guard, Natural History Club Treasurer, Know Chicago Club, G.A.A. Stanley Anastopoulos, Stan : Sketch Club, Hall Guard, Library. Vernon Arens: Hall Guard, B.A.A. Club, Fire Marshal, Volley Ball Team, Intramural Basketball. Shirley Aussem, Shirl : Cheerleader, Merry Wallerites, Know Chicago Club, Hall Guard, Choir. Katharine Avis, Kay : Choir, Merry Wallerites, Know Chicago Club, Hall Guard, Girls' Chorus. Ioan Bagarella: Choir, Know Chicago Club, Commercial Club, Finance Committee, Hall Guard. ef Q dfecwlwylyazirw Q25 i,,m,,,,5Q,Mr2p,,W H we ,fwfw a..,.,c.a aye., S 927, fcwgrp Qffdlzlf. Qnmj '51- .rv-N stil-in X I ga .C'.Z.QM.!U3M,LvrH5 ZZWMV f 551.4 Wgziszii . . . . if - f,.i45f' f- , Q- Q23 4151. We New .7LX,LMf,Z fowsm my Q5 LMA? H QM f Dorothy Baker, Bonnie : Sigma Tau Sigma President, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Elected Ideal Sopho- more Girl. Edward Barrett, Red : Student Council Vice-president, Game and Hobby Club Vice-president, Handicraft Club Secretary, Football Team, Intramural Basketball. Eleanor Bauman, Ele : Choir, Girls' Chorus, Sigma Tau Sigma, G.A.A., Know Chicago Club. Doris Beaulieu, Dodo : G.A.A., Hall Guard, Games Club Treas., Checkers Club, Student Council. Elizabeth Becker, Betty : Spanish Club, Sigma Tau Sigma, Y. G B. Salesman, Hall Guard, G.A.A. Ida Lee Beckham, ldie : Sigma Tau Sigma, Annual Staff, Finance Committee, Informal Debate Club Vice-president, Drama. Mary E. Benjamin, Babe : G.A.A., Hall Guard, Pan American Club, Merry Wallerites, Know Chi- cage Club. Dorothea Bergest, Bergie : GAA., Personality Club Secretary, German Club, I, Joseph Bianco, Gaucho : Industrial Arts Club, Printing Club, Game and Hobby Club, Hiding. Mary Bilbrey, Red : G.A.A. 2 Bernadette Blake: Spanish Club, G.A.A., Honor Roll. Donna Blazich: English Club, Drama Club, Oral Becitation Club. Marie Blom. . Richard Bohn, Bonehead : Volley Ball Champs, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Student Council. Margaret Booker, Robbie : Choir. Lawrence Botzon, l..arry : Hall Guard, Choir, Honor Roll, Game and Hobby Club, Handicraft Club. Katherine Boyk, Kay : G.A.A., Know Chicago Club, Checker Club, Merry Wallerites, Hall Guard. Elaine Brooks: Social Committee, Student Council, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus. Erna Broscheit, Ernie : Sigma Tau Sigma, G.A.A., Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, Treble Clef. Fred Brownell: Hall Guard, Camera Club, Sigma Tau Sigma. George Brummett: Sigma Tau Sigma, Y. G B. Salesman, Finance Committee, President of Branch Student Council, Annual Staff. Sam Ioseph Bucaro, Harpo : Swimming Team, Dramatics, Hall Guard, Orchestra. Honore Buchinskas: D.A.R. Award, Sigma Tau Sigma, Y. 5. B. Staff, Choir, G.A.A. Louise Buda, Lou : G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Mixed Choir, Stamp Club. Ruth Buenzow: Choir, German Club, G.A.A., Annual Staff, Y. G B. Salesman. my lr.. , , 7 6Zegwf, img? - 2 f?ffC0ffgAf'0L1fZ6M ,.,, Qwwzzf -nga fwffflff awww Jew, dwfmfau Mg, axe, an W if Vw-ci mm 9-'f5+f31MfFf fwf ff t JM b ,, 5406 pf fblv z,..,.,4cf,..,W Q,.,a.g.,,,4 fl 'QLMM mzaem Dorothy Buqarsky, Buqs : Hall Guard, Soloist Club, Contest Choir, G.A.A., Y. 6- B. Salesman. Joe Buscemi, General : R.O.'l'.C. lst Lieutenant, Platoon Competition, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Chess and Checker Club. Iosie Buscemi, lo : A Cappella Choir, Honor Boll, Spanish Club, G.A.A. Leo Buttita, Mark Anthony : Choir, Chess and Checker Club, Merry Wallerites. Fred Byer, Professor : Chess Club, Choir. Nicholas Carr, Skinny . Barbetta Carroll, Babs : Treble Clef Club, Choir, Readers' Club, G,A.A. Iarnes Casey, Red : Basketball Captain, Baseball, Handicraft Club Vicepresident, Hall Guard, 4A Vice-president. Rosario Castronova: Band, Intramural Basketball. Pauline Cheatham, Polly : Cheerleader, Merry Wallerites, Know Chicago Club, Hall Guards, G.A.A. Z4 Bessie Chrisos, Bess : Spanish Club Secretary, Choir, G.A.A., Soloist Club. Helen Coari: Student Council, Latin Club, G.A.A., Y. G B. Frances Colletti, Franny : Meriy Wallerites, Yacht Club, Travel Club, Checkers Club, G.A.A. 25 Dorothy Compton, Dart : Choir, Annual Staff, French Club, Soloist Club. Patrick Connolley. Woodrow Convey, Woody : International Relations President, Basketball, Master of Ceremonies of Truth and Consequences, Public Relations Representative at University of Chicago. Arthur Cooke, Cookie : Student Council, French Club, Hall Guard. Rebecca Coppage, Becky : Choir, Y. St B. Salesman, Camera Club, Hall Guard. James Crimmins, Noisy : Readers' Club, Pan American Club, Hall Guard, Sigma Tau Sigmak Patricia Crowley, Pat : Iunior Drama. Daphne Daravanis, Nola : Sigma Tau Sigma, Student Council, G.A.A., Know Chicago Club, Hall Guard. Ionathan David: Hall Guard, Football Club, Swimming. Matthew Delaney, Iohn : Student Council, Hall Guard, Fire Marshal, Travel Club. Tony DeMarco, Smiley : Hall Guard, B.A,A., Fire Marshal, Y. 61 B. Branch, Intramural Basketball. Evelyn DeVos, Lynn: Mixed Choir, Girls' Chorus, Dramatics, Clef and Staff, Iunior Drama. ' .2 zazzyaffl T Www zfzwfwi MM. 5,4 5 ran, Qtwtzlr A444 ,Q Dfmgy 'I ' 0 ' JMD fan? DAQ! ,awe vs Jfffyf 'RK ?J te WW Wfffrv CM Ieanette DeVries, lan : G.A.A,, Checker Club, Know Chicago Club, Hall Guard, Merry Wallerites. Bridget Diemer, Biddy : G.A.A., Spanish Club, Choir, Girls' Chorus, Readers' Club. Hedwig Dietz, Hedy : Senior Treasurer, Sigma Tau Sigma, Choir, Y. 6. B. Salesman, German Club Vice-president. Ida Diqrasse, Giqqles : G.A.A., Etiquette Club, Spanish Club President, Y. :S B. Salesman, Social Committee. Henry Dolinsek, Hank : Ind. Arts Lab. Club, Intramural Basketball, Carnival Committee. Patrick Donald, Gene : Merry Wallerites, Readers' Club, Hall Guard, Student Council, Choir. George Drase, Stacy : Vice Commodore Waller Yacht Club, Y. G B. Staff. Ioe Duqo: Hall Guard, Football, Intramural Basketball. lean Dunham, Sailor : Glee Club, Y. 6. B., Cheerleader, Literary Club, Choir. Shirley Dyner: Choir, French Club Secretary, Clei and Staff, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A. Rose Marie Eddy, Ed : Needles and Pins, Treavel Club Treasurer, Merry Wallerites, Carnival Committee, Hall Guard. Elsie Eheqoetz, El : Student Council, G.A.A., Choir, Girls' Chorus, Sigma Tau Sigma. Dorothy Eichhorst, Dottie : Annual Staff, Waller Yacht Club, Dramatics, Student Council, French Club. Robert Etcheson, Hick : lntramural Volley Ball, B.A.A., Hall Guard. Eleanor Fabing: German Club, Soloist Club. Ieanne Feeley, Spick and Span : G.A.A., Camera, Know Chicago Club, Hall Guard, Volley Ball. Bernice Fein, Buddie : Sigma Tau Sigma, French Club, Readers' Club, Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard. Edward Feipel, Edu: Art, Modern Geologists, Sketch Club, Hall Guard, Checker Club. Ioyce Fishback, Fishy : Sigma Tau Sigma, Y. 61 B., Annual Staff, G.A.A., Yacht Club. Rose Foch: Clei and Staff, Carnival Committee, Hostess Club. Betty Fodor, Bet : Choir, Clet and Staff, G.A.A., Merry Wallerites, Carnival Committee. Bernice Fontanetta: Hall Guard, G.A.A., Commercial Club. Bernice M. Fontanetta: Game and Hobby Club, Etiquette Club, G.A.1-X. Chester Ford, Chest : Spanish Club, R.O.T.C., Library. H0217 80554 Clog! 5 5 gba, tfaflfgff grimy jimi? time ' n 5 N :QNX il Image ,Lev ,gmc ' cQ,,,,,y,,y,, its my Aiffwffffff Tim. 77? 55554 28 L Q t my Q.,,Q.i.Qe.v.....i1-:.i its Mqfww wi fiweflf uf-hw. W' ii? -1.':. 770217 57 F sxigec ezgeaek owl-'vw Pollie Gay Ford: Hall Guard, Yacht Club, Checker Club, G.A.A., Merry Wallerites. Lesley Forsyth, Chromie : G.A.A., Choir, Hall Guard, French Club, Chess ri Checkers. Sydney Freeman: Sigma Tau Sigma, Football, Y. 6. B. Staff, Swimming. Bette Gallagher, Gally : Student Council Sec'y, Choir, G.A.A., Christmas Pageant, lournalism Club. Nina Garcia, Noisy : G.A.A., Hall Guard, Personality Club, Know Chicago Club, Pan American Club. Carley Garvey, Ieanie : G.A.A., Library Club, Student Council. lulie Geannopulos: G.A.A., Student Council. Helmuth Geiger, Slick : Finance Committee, Choir, Swimming Team Captain, German Club Vice- president, Intramural Basketball Champs '41, Pete Geots, Stud Polcer : Student Council, Choir, Dramatics, Merry Wallerites, Clef 6- Staff. Robert Gibson, Fagin : Swimming Team, Band, Yacht Club, Basketball, Crew. Joyce Gitlin, Tiny : Y. 6- B. Staff, Sigma Tau Sigma, Creative Writing Club, Junior Camera Club. Marino Giuffre: Band, Intramural Basketball. Vial Ray Gluss, Punchy : Football Team, Checker Club, Hall Guard, 4B Vice-president, Intramural Basketball Captain. Russell Gonzales, Russ : R.O.T.C., Student Council, Spanish Club, Y. Gt B., Honor Roll. Frank Goro: Football Team, Intramural Basketball, Handicraft Club, Checker Club, Football Club. Helen Gruss, Blondie : Sigma Tau Sigma, G.A.A., Choir, President German Club, Know Chicago Club. Rose Marie Guarino, Zippy : Student Council, Sigma Tau Sigma, G.A.A., A Cappella Choir, Spanish Club. Eunice Gustafson, Gussie : Band, Orchestra, Annual Staff, Senior Camera Club, Merry Wallerites. Esther Haberling, ESU: German Club, Know Chicago Club, Hall Guard. Edith Hagie, Eddie : G.A.A., Hall Guard, Latin Club, Movies Club. Loretta Hahn, Larry : G.A.A., Honor Roll, Know Chicago Club. Vilma Hahn, Vil : Chairman German Club, German Chorus, Know Chicago Club, Game Club. Patricia Hammill, Pat : Horseback Riding, Bowling Club, G.A.A. Flora Hans, Flo : Choir, U. S. History Play. -nik mu Qt 7f',V,,W4f,5.,ezb, setwffjlw yzeew Qwww ' Xwaafwlmmlf ec.,4JLLM.g., 'ffm 40 Evv, +? 942046 MZ JAWA W M l JAAMQMJ ' 2 6 I A02 tzzzceff 'HWJLW' Pearl Kay Hart, Kay : Student Council, Choir, 4B Social Committee, Girls' Chorus, Y. 5- B. Staff. Lillian Haslce, Giggles : Girls' Chorus, Hobby Club. Arldene Havis, Ierry : Horseback Riding Club, Girls' Handicraft Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard. Warren Heaney, Warnee : R.O.T.C. Captain, Rifle Team, Senior Camera Club, Student Council, Informal Debating Club. Iohn Heizman, Kilts : Cadet lst Lt. R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Rowing Crew Annual Staff, Y. 6- B. Frances Henderson, Fran : Student Council, G.A.A., Library Club Secretary, Hall Guard. Eleanor Hennig, Tootsie- : G.A.A., Senior Volley Ball Champs, Game 5- Hobby Club, Hall Guard, Choir. Shirley Hickmann, Sally : Know Chicago Club, Checkers Club, Sewing Club, G,A.A., Merry Wallerites. Ruth Hollowell: Personality Club. Wallace Holmes, Wally : Swimming Team, Hall Guard Captain, Vice-president Hall Guard Offi- cers' Club, Chess 6. Checkers, Yacht Club. to Iulia Horvath, Dean: Sigma Tau Sigma, Student Council, Annual Staff, Choir, Hall Guard. Marvin Howley. ,imk WV Florence Huschke, Flo : Hall Guard, Know Chicago Club, Carnival Committee, Hostess Club. William Hutchinson, Hutch : Hall Guard, Science News Letter Club. James Ifkovits, Iim : Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Yacht Club. Lillian lsmiel, Ish : Checker G Chess Club, G.A.A., Merry Wallerites, Hall Guard. Laura L. Iohnson, Girl : Glee Club, German Club, Library Club. Mary lohnson: Sigma Tau Sigma, Choir, Y. 5. B. Staff, Pres. Readers' Club, Pres. Etiquette Club. Paul loichi: Hobby Club, Student Council, Intramural Volley Ball. Rosemary Iostock, Bunny : 4B Secretary, Sigma Tau Sigma, Mixed Choir, Christmas Pageant, Know Chicago Club. Laurette Karlov, Fuzzy : G.A.A., Hall Guard, Girls' Chorus, Choir, Soloist Club. Lorraine Katz, Lorry : Checker Club, Hall Guard, Spanish Club, G,A.A. Dorothy Kautenberg, Dotty : G.A.A. Rep. Kathaleen Keen, Kay : Student Council, Y. 6. B. Staff, Honor Roll, Camera Club, G.A.A. WMM 2Q4..u,V7,4,J:,6.1.w L ' MMM dwell M ' Jfwzgf fK.L,A7 df! .QM 7? 'M D'-Lv'-A-Az RZ 'NN in-1 ' Ozawbmfaoawb ?4'lbZC f 'lT YQ? Shirlee Keller, BlaCkie : G.A.A,, Checker Club, Indoor Games, Hall Guard, Mixed Choir. David Kendall, Dave , Gilbert Kenner: Student Council, Y. 5- B. Staff, Choir, Hall Guard, Branch Honor Roll. lohn Kerin: Yacht Club, Candid Camera Club, Chess G Checkers Club. Ralph L, Kessman, Drattee : Camera Club, Hall Guard Captain, R.O,'l'.C. Lieutenant, Printing Club, Checker Club. Iohn Kirchbuchner: R.O.T,C., German Movies Club. Iennie Koclanis, Shorty : Know Chicaqo Club, Etiquette Club, G.A.A,, Hall Guard, Volley Ball Team. Lambert Kodie, Kodie : Hall Guard, School Spirit Club, intramural Basketball, intramural Baseball. Dolores Koehler: Girls' Chorus, Know Chicago Club, Iunior Camera Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A. Elizabeth Korbel, Liz : A Cappella Choir, Y, :St B. Staff, Student Council, Annual Committee, Fin- ance Committee. , Marvin Komen, Moe : Drama, Hall Guard. Angeline Kostopoulos, Fifi : Branch G.A.A. President, Student Council, Honor Roll, Drama Club, Y. 6- B. Salesman. Ralph Kussmann, Bob : Checker Club. George Laica, G.B. : Bowling Club, Industrial Arts Club, Checker Club. Sadie Lala, Sade : G.A.A., Know Chicago Club, Baseball Team, Spanish Club Treas., Games Club. Thomas LaPalermo: Basketball Team, Merry Wallerites, Hall Guard, Baseball Team. Leo Lehto, Sleepy : Choir, Student Council, Checkers Club, Bowling Club, Carnival Committee. lean Liepe, Leapy : President Across the Board Club, President Sketch Book Club, Hall Guard Captain, Merry Wallerites. Lucille Lima, l..ou : Choir, Soloist Club, Student Council, Merry Wallerites. Harry Lindahl: Hall Guard, Bowling Team, Stamp Club, Carnival Committee, Intramural Basketball. Iohn Lindsey: R.O.T.C., Hall Guard, Band. Marie LoBono, Boney : G.A.A., Spanish Club, Outdoor Club, Game Club, Baseball Team. Iqseph Locallo, Happy : Baseball Team Capt., Football Team, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard. Mary LoPinto: Know Chicago Club, G.A.A., Volley Ball Team, Baseball Team, Treas. Spanish Club. im Xia, IZAMM Amwww f rm was .Fam if A iw D 'lF'ln-up-. flcfdewrfv, ,gee-fa 6505 'Wm 'IVE 'WD' 'QTY LW 7,2 Cum fff 9, ' GLM ,f,a.1.,9,,y,g,... 5 ' now 0-Z,-4.1 Qwglf L7-uw., ' gt,,..cLI.,, MM' ,Lucy Loscuito, Lulu : Hall Guard, Movie Club, Hobby Club, G.A.A. Sophie Lozano, Nickie : Hall Guard, G.A.A., Movie Club, Library Club. Robert Luckey, Dimples : R.O.T.C., Hall Guard, Science Club, Bowling Club. George McAndrews, Mac : Captain Ft.O.T.C., Senior Play, Y. 5- B. Salesman, Fire Marshal, French Club. Dolores McCarter, Skeets : G.A.A., Student Council, Hall Guard, Cheerleader. Betty McCluckie, Mac : Games Club, G.A.A., Basketball Team, Hall Guard, Volley Ball Team. Richard McDowell: Student Council, Y. G B., Debating Club. Sheila McShane, Mickey : Hall Guard, Know Chicago Club, G.A,A., Drarnatics. Iohn McVay, Scotty : Iunior Camera Club, Checker Club, Hall Guard, Student Council, Manager Football Team. Ignatius Marici, Iggie : Spanish Club, Hall Guard, B.A.A., Fire Marshal, Intramural Basketball. Iames Mackey: Checker Club, Junior Camera Club, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball. 34 Helen Maki. Marie Martin, Carolina : G.A.A., Hobby Club, Hall Guard, Y. G B. Salesman, Girls' Chorus. Virginia Mathews, Virq : G.A.A., Stamp Club, Band, Checker Club. Joyce Mathison, Io : Cheerleader, Choir, Honor Roll, Merry Wallerites, Hall Guard. Doris Mayer: G.A.A., Merry Wallerites, Checker Club. Shirley Mayer: G.A.A., Checker Club, Merry Wallerites. Thelma Meqel, Sis : Choir, Dramatics, Y. 6- B., Clef and Staff, Soloists' Club. Frank Messina, Shadow : Hall Guard, Chess and Checker Club, Intramural Basketball. Aqnes Mestan, Aqqie : Choir. Mary Meyer: Merry Wallerites, Reporters' Club. Mary Mieschke, Stoop : Personality Club, Latin Club, Sr. Volley Ball Champs, Hall Guard, G.A.A, Geraldine Milbrandt, Gerry : G.A.A., German Club, Home Economics Club. lean May Miller, Pocahantas : Choir, Dramatics, Business Manager Y. :S B., Student Princess Court, Yacht Club. 'Q' ffm. -'im ai' fee .I 'N 6076075 0 mmm mi. ,mf 'F' 'UW C9 n l 20-vx lliv Zmw Zfxyeimj haw sP 'l5 ,gin :FHL we 4 Nona Miller, Babe : Student Council, Volley Ball. Bernard Miretzky: Student Council Vice-president, Sigma Tau Sigma, Chess Club President, Intra- mural Basketball Champs '4l, Orchestra Mary Mirza, Blackie : Know Chicago Club, Traveling Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Merry Wallerites. Willie Mitchell, Burrow: Pan American Club, Spanish Club, Hall Guard. lane Moline, Spick and Span : G.A.A., Camera Club, Know Chicago Club, Hall Guard, 4 Years Volley Ball Champs. William Moores: Hall Guard, Chess and Checker Club. Charlaine Morganell, Chane : G.A.A., Red Cross, Know Chicago Club, Hall Guard, Iunior Drama. Frank Morreale, Speed : Hall Guard, Picked Platoon. Ioe Morreale, Iay : Chess and Checker Club, Captain 1942 Basketball Team, Intramural Baskets ball, 4B President, Hall Guard. Angelo Mortellaro, Buck : Basketball Team, Drama, Merry Wallerites. 36 Phyllis Mossbarqer, Phil : Student Council, Office Service, History Club, Sigma Tau Sigma. William Mueller, Redux R.O.T.C., Choir, Soloists' Club, Band, Football. Louis Muhr, Ir., Aloysius : North Section Basketball Champions, Captain Intramural Basketball, Sigma Tau Sigma, Hall Guard. James Mule, Professor : Trackster. Josette Miller, lo : French Club President, Student Council, Honor Roll, Choir, Drama. Ann Murray, Slugger : Orchestra Hall Guard, G.A.A., French Club. Lorayne Muszale, Penny : Solo Club, Choir, Student Council, Hall Guard. Helen Nagy, Happy : Student Council Secretary, Sigma Tau Sigma, Choir, French Club, Division Volley Ball Captain. Ioan Nelson, Doc : Y. 61 B. Salesman, Intramural Volley Ball Champions, Band and Orchestra Letter, Hall Guard. Norma Nelson, Rollin' Irish : G.A.A. Secretary, Y. 6- B. Staff, Drama, Band, Lite Guard. Samuel Newey, Esquire : Student Council President, Football Team and Letter, Y. G B. Staif, Hall Guard Captain, Annual Staff. Rolland Newfield, lohnny : Senior Class Play, Choir, Minstrel Show, Hall Guard, Camera Clinic. Bill Newman: Y. G B. Salesman, Chess and Checker Club, Woodcraft Club. Gus Nicolopulos, Nick : Hall Guard, Choir, Pan American Speaker, Drama. 'Wim -i , ,-, D154 QQWWJWV Qewwf Us I f Mmm, 1 WJQWQLWM law 'iv 9 s.,-JK 'P' 5 F 3 5 a S 2 iii 473 Helen Notaro: Spanish Club, G.A.A., Chess and Checker Club. Paul Obis: Stamp Club, Hall Guard. Mary O'Brien, Gabby : G.A.A,, Student Council, Hall Guard, Library, Camera Club. Tom O'Brien, O'B : Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Chess and Checker Club. Thomas O'Donnell, Groqqins : Student Council, Chess and Checker Club, Intramural Basketball. Kay Ohlicher, Kay : G.A.A., Spanish Club. Nora O'Malley, Blondie : G.A.A., Student Council, Choir, Hall Guard, Girls' Indoor Games. Frank Ortman, Iuq : Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Helen O'Shana, Miqie : G.A.A., Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, Personality Club, Honor Roll. Gladys Owens: Honor Roll, Knitting Club, Chess and Checkers Club, G.A.A. William H. Padgett, Wolf : Band, Orchestra, Band and Orchestra Club, Spanish Club, R.O.T.C. 38 Technical Sergeant. Angeline Pappas, Anqie : G.A.A., Honor Roll, Camera Club. Georqe T. Pappas, Pappy : Orchestra, Hall Guard, French Club, Student Council, Chess Club. Vito Paratore: Football Team. Rosel Parisi, Sal : Cheerleader, Hall Guard, Personality Club, G.A.A., Iunior Drama Club. Glen Park, Sleepy : President Writers' Club, Secretary French Club, Y. 6- B., Mathematics Club. Rose Parrillo: G.A.A., Student Council, Movies Club. Ruth Passow, Ruthy : Band, G.A.A., Hall Guard. Iames Patterson, Patsy : Stamp Club, Checker Club, Lillian Pera, Lil : Finance Committee, G.A.A., Bowling Chairman, Choir, Carnival Committee. Iulius Perqande: Corporal R.O.T.C. Ann Perone: Student Council, Committee Chairman, Choir, G.A.A., Carnival Committee. Yolanda Petrovski, Dolly : G.A.A., Branch Honor Roll. Ralph Pfeiffer. Marjorie Pickett, Marqe : Y. G B. Stall, Choir, Orchestra, French Club. .s1.Lak....L 'Em Qo6e.Ye+,,',tlo QDZMAV 'K' at ,Wg ev fedw GQMI4- QW.. Q yfiul, ' C. MARQDRIE P.f,,E f s MP-I eewywwaybawfm M Q fvyw Q.7,,.4, ' ' xv,,,,,J ' - 'gay Anthony Piraino, Lefty : Baseball Team, Bowling Team, Choir, Hall Guard, Dramatics. Edith Poenisch, Edie : Hall Guard, Clothing Club, Soloist Club, Girls' Chorus. Eugene Potter, Peaches : R.O.T.C. Captain, Student Council, Choir, Informal Debate Club. Ioseph Proietto, I-Iook : Hall Guard, Industrial Arts Club, Football Team, Checkers Club, Intramural Basketball. Winifred Pugni, Winnie : Choir, Girls' Chorus, Commercial Club, Latin Club, Hall Guard. Josephine Ouartuccio, Io : G.A.A., Drama Club, Camera Club. Helen Quillin, Quilly : G.A.A., Hall Guard, Girls' Chorus, Choir. Dorothy Handel, Dottie : Hall Guard, G.A.A., Know Chicago Club, Volley Ball. Bernard Rea, Bernie : Basketball Champs, French Club, Intramural Basketball, Hall Guard. Mary Richardson, Irish : G.A.A., Know Chicago Club, Library Staff, Indoor Games Club. Bill Richford, Wizard : Basketball, Baseball, Band, I-lall Guard, Orchestra. Elizabeth Rieser: French Club, Girls' Chorus, G.A,A., Hall Guard, Know Chicago Club. Suzanne Rietzschel, Suzi : Sigma Tau Sigma, Y. G B. Staff, Annual Staff, Choir, American Legion Award. Phyllis Rigsby, Freckles : G.A.A., Spanish Club Treasurer, Etiquette Club, Hall Guard. Theresa Rippel, Tess : Girls' Chorus, Choir, Soloists' Club, G.A.A. Ethelyn Robinson: Choir, G.A.A., Game 6- Checkers Club, Volley Ball Team, Treble Club. Quentin Robinson, Quen : Hall Guard, Y. 6. B. Salesman, Basketball Team, Chess and Checkers Club, Intramural Basketball. Evelyn Roel, Cowbe1l : Choir, G.A.A., Y. G B. Staff, Spanish Club, Clef and Staff Club. Hilary Rogers: Choir, R.O.T.C. Verna Romberq, Vern : Student Council, G.A.A., Treble Club, Girls' Chorus, Merry Wallerites. Josephine Roth, lo : G.A.A., Hall Guard, Know Chicago Club, Spanish Club, Merry Wallerites. Shirley Rozinsky, Le-e : Choir, Clef G Staff, Merry Wallerites, Chess G Checker Club, Readers' Club. Frances Rumpza, Corkie : Choir, G.A.A., Y. :S B. Salesman, Hall Guard, Clef and Staii. Beatrice Runowski, Blondie : Girls' Chorus, Hall Guard, G.A.A., Merry Wallerites, Commercial Club. Q95 .Ms - Wgwym JMQWQMK ZVQMQWLMM -W 'QF 1kq.. Nan CQ'-wvi5vwGl ' ciowcfzw UTLUQ y,..,,.., Qfmg. fQ - fi 'l -'W ,ZZWJWL WMM JMAJ KAW mae., Jmffzs E' ' M 0.4.4 Wing aefiwffazw Irene Sachs, Mickey : G.A.A., German Club, Girls' Chorus, Choir. Anna Sassalino, Sassy : Choir, Volley Ball Team. Frank Sauer, Frankie : Lieutenant Colonel R.O.T.C., Sigma Tau Sigma, Captain Rifle Team, Hall Guard Captain, French Club. Marie Savino, Mary : Sigma Tau Sigma, G.A.A., Choir, Girls' Chorus, Know Chicago Club. John Sayadz Sigma Tau Sigma, Hall Guard, Choir, Camera Club. William Sayad: Band, Choir, Y. G B. Salesman. Laura Scaduto, Dimples : Personality Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Drama Club. Peter Scaletto, l.efty : Quiz Club, Checkers Club, Volley Ball Branch. Elaine Schalk, Blondie : G.A.A., Y. 61 B. Salesman, Office Service, Merry Wallerites, German Club. Ierome Schapiro, I, Wellington : Hall Guard Captain, Debating Club, Reporters' Club. Iohn Scharif, Commodore : Y. 6- B. Editor, Commodore of Yacht Club, Hall Guard, Choir, Chess and Checkers. 42 Pearl Scherer, lZearlie : G.A.A., Hall Guard, Student Council, Sigma Tau Sigma, Know Chicago Clu . Evelyn Schleich, Shadow : G,A.A., Girls' Chorus, Choir, Handicraft Club, German Club. Anna Marie Schmidt, Sis : G.A.A., Red Cross, Know Chicago Club, Hall Guard. Richard Schneider, Dick : Checker Club, Senior Basketball Team, Hall Guard Captain, Intramural Basketball. Erwin Schnurpfeil: Rowing Crew, Choir, Hall Guard Captain, Tumbling and Hand Balancing. Gloria Schoeben, Stinky : Volley Ball, Explorers and Research Club, Intramural Volley,Bal1 Team, Band. Richard Schoenherr, Dick : Swimming Team, Crew, Fencing Club, Hall Guard, Chess Club. Shirley Schoettes, Punk : Choir, Reporters' Club, Merry Wallerites, Know Chicago Club. Irene Schranz: G.A.A., German Club, Choir, Merry Wallerites. Fred Schuster, Sarg : Hall Guard Captain, Bowling Club, Choir, Drama. Marvin Sclair, Sclair : Hall Guard, Football, Intramural Basketball, School Spirit Club, Choir. David Shabaz. 1 Elizabeth Shabaz, Liz : G.A.A., Hall Guard, Merry Wallerites, Know Chicago Club. am, mwot 4Jx.,i.'1f. Heidi 1C.lZwQ1W fl.,-Q., ,J ' -1 5.41 tim tyre Xdlwlx Wmkfaff ELMW .fide .Manga 'Y' T' WC'-L rfkijial iff, Mflf!-W1 yelwf A244414 E ew OGMAJWW MMM! !l..a.,,a.,..r Rudy Sheppman, Bathless : Student Council, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball, Stamp Club, German Club. Helen Shlemon, Peanuts : Band, Choir, G.A.A., Know Chicago Club. Iessie Shusett, Iuicy : G.A.A. President, Games, Orchestra, Band, Life Guard. Rosemary Siko: Hall Guard, Etiquette Club. Iulie Simon, Iul : Senior Choir, Y. 6. B, Staff, Annual Staff, Hall Guard, Sigma Tau Sigma. Ethel Skurte, Percy : Y. 5 B. Salesman, Student Council, Sketch Club, Know Chicago Club, Hall Guard. Margaret Sloan, Marge : Chess and Checkers, G.A.A. Melva Slovak, Me1 z G.A.A., Volley Ball Captain. Ioan Smith, Siren : Y. G B. Salesman, Choir, Drama, G.A.A., Clet and Staff. Leon Sotfer: Y. 5- B. Staff, Honor Roll, Annual Staff, Student Council, Fencing Club. Club Elaine Starck, E : Etiquette Club President, Library Club, G,A.A., Student Council, German Club. Frances Speciale, Fran : 4B Social Committee, Girls' Indoor Games, Know Chicago Club, Etiquette Irma Stefan: G.A.A., Game and Hobby Club, German Club. Mary lane Stehm, Em Iay : Y. G B. Staff, Social Committee, Yacht Club, I Will Club, Library Club. Helen Stewart, Te-nnessee : G.A.A., Choir, Science Club, Hall Guard, Volley Ball Team. ' Robert Stivanson, Bob : Hall Guard Capt., Chess Club Vice-president, R.O.T.C., Y. G B. Salesman. Marie Stolz: German Club, Sigma Tau Sigma. Robert Strait, Bob : Choir, Travel Club, Drama, Talent Show. Emilie Strauss. Ann Strohmaier, Heine : Waller Yacht Club, Hall Guard, Travel Club. Kenneth Strorigl, Knute : Hall Guard, Chess and Checkers Club, Sketch Club, Etching Club. Anthony Stumpf, Stumpf : Intramural Basketball, Informal Debate Club. Kathleen Tarwardy, Kay : Movie Club, Know Chicago Club, Hall Guard. Marielies Tauscher, Tausch : Annual Staff, German Club President, Latin Club Secretary, Choir, Student Council, U mmm? t awk awww, .fwdgf 358144-Zq,,,4 7 -1 S' wx 5 li 1 D J ff .n -1+ 49.5 lib' 'T W MW JWM lfWs7Jf'f 114724 Q J C- 'iffy-gm, Paul Tellano, Dolly : Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Spanish Carols. Lawrencie Teolis: Student Council, Volley Ball Team, Art Club, Parliamentary Practice Club. Geraldine Thal, Gerry : Band, Hall Guard, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., German Club. Helen Thetford, Pinky : Y. G B. Staff, Personality Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A,, Stamp Club. Olga Thomopoulos, Tommy : G.A.A., Hall Guard, Spanish Club, Merry Wallerites. Gertrude Thompson, Trudie : Sigma Tau Sigma, Orchestra, Annual Staff, Latin Club, Current Events. Inez Townsend: G.A.A., Chess and Checkers Club, Knitting Club, Honor Roll. lean Trebes: Band, Orchestra, G.A.A., Y. 6 B., Fencing Club. Georgia Tyus, GeGe : G.A,A., 4B Social Committee, Senior Camera Club, Sketch Club, Commer- cial Club President. Helen Udras, Chubby : Choir, Triple Trio. Margaret Ulrich Marge ' Pan American Day Sketch Club, G.A.A., Fencing Club, Choir. l6 Kenneth Unger, 'Kenny :.Chess and Checkersl, Hall Guard. Gilbert Urban: R.O.T.C., French Club, Travel Club. Lolita Utzinger, Lolly : Pan American Club President, Girls' Chorus Vice-president, Choir, Soloists' Club, Annual Staff. Tony Valenti, Tee : Spanish Club, Industrial Arts Club, Branch Volley Ball, Debate Club. Louis VanBogaert, I..ouie : Choir, R.O.T.C., Senior Drama, French Club. Dorothy Varqa, Dotes : Sigma Tau Sigma, German Club, Etiquette Club, Know Chicago Club. Elaine Walshon, L'espion : Student Council, Volley Ball Team, G.A.A., Intramural Volley Ball. Raymond Wandke: Checker Club, Game and Hobby Club, Handicraft Club. George Watson: Hall Guard. Eleanor Weide: Drama Club, G.A.A. Louise Weiss, Lou : German Club, Student Council, Indoor Games, Know Chicago Club. Iohn Wekerle, Wacky : Hall Guard, Choir, Football Club, Intramural Basketball, Carnival Com. John Werner: Hall Guard, Chess and Checkers Club. George Weseman: Choir, Intramural Basketball, Chess and Checkers Club, Industrial Arts Club. Dorothy White, Dotsy : G.A.A., Y. 6- B. Salesman, Volley Ball Team, Drama Club, Chess and Checkers Club. 1!M,3,L -4: '2i. kfawwdia.. fy .6 Eleanor Mfqide ' 'ffm :UW wwm 1-JZ-Z fp., Jem., f -uw ., ,JJZMJ XWQZM ' if-f-wif WW ' ' Irene Wiercinski, I : Hall Guard, Choir, G.A.A., Merry Wallerites, Girls' Indoor Games. Angeline Wilczak, Anqe : Annual Staff, Y. 6 B. Staff, Hall Guard, Sigma Tau Sigma, Choir. Beverly Wilkerson, Peewee : G.A.A. Secretary, Y. 6 B. Staff, Drama Club. LeRoy Wilson, Lee : Choir, R.O.'I'.C., Clef G Staff. Charlotte Wind: G.A.A., Hall Guard, Know Chicago Club, Girls' Handicraft Club. lean Wright, lo : G.A.A., Library Club, Branch Honor Roll. Irene Xamplas, Renie : Choir, Dramatics, Know Chicago Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A. Arthur Yonan, Art : Football, Baseball, Yacht Club, Chess and Checkers Club. Iames Yunker, Iimmy : Band. 48 Josephine Zakarslgy, Iosie : Handicraft Club, Game. and Hobby Club. Richard Zimmerman, Dick : Fencing Club, Debate Club, R.O.T.C., Hall Guard. 5 S 4 0 S KWWM EHHIIUHHS 'il WW rj M tiff' mb MMR? 12,471 f fx. X 4DfL Q X ff if 6253 f a , fd H5 5524.311 Q Tr.. X z0moirb,Q 9 97g pid, W 11.515-. 021' ,451 DLUD M Wifi? EEVZWWXR ff? fyff I IW, 1 l 1 W 1 -'I' J me A, nf ITA ,Z W an ' fx 1 771 N f 1 Win: S ' 1145 if Y gxx W 1' f g 43 4' fx 7 4? N' NL I I fl lyvu ' 6, Q 6 iff I I 1 I' X 1 V . V j llxu 'f f 3 7 1 H 3 Z' U . 1, 1 My ff W 4 f J X 1 X ex, R 5 43, Jw 0' df 1 'I ' 45 MH Q29 f f f X A oh X , 1 f V - f 1 f 3 ' f 1 X 2 4 Z V f X Ii I? 4 5 4 - I VXQ ,. f 7 9 xo 1 y f 9 84' -. 1 A ' X X X., f JZ , 4 , ..-..-,-f .-...-- 0 Q ',,..,-- SRii.!-25E' QgKL -1,-,..,-- --- i...-i--,... W' hbdfcm If V' 7 ,. , J Wi 2 3 , I I X if X f l. , 1 X f H o, X Y , .m am f f , :,:- u g f ' F 11 by . 4 ,I I ,- , 1' ri I Sm -Fffwlt' , I A .vb , ufqpnflsplg gl , It ,- - ,'- , :Walla ' Z W '77 f My -Z if 44 ,Z 5210! Q- 50 VU--. J IANUARY, 1943 OFFICERS MCM 54.40 mmm FINANCE COMMITTEE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Annette Kirschmer, Charlotte Craig, Mary Nazarian, Patricia Norman, George Bosy. Ianice Philbin, Catherine Kenyon, Elizabeth George, Lucia Masek, Ann Whittington. f ' Qifwbna aww 5 mcivc BRBUSEK 1 Kea! P f S ,efwfdg wgwwww' AMQMQZ' A ?M.4,f9we4,4gl Josephine Abraham, Dolly : Hall Guard, G.A.A. Anna Aguero: Choir, Hostess Club. Frieda Anagnostopoulos: Student Council, Sigma Tau Sigma. Dorothy Arnold, Casey : G.A.A. Irene Babusek, lke : Honor Roll, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard, Choir. Henrietta Baier, Hank : Knitting Club,-G.A.A. Ruth Balluff, Queenie : G.A.A., Orchestra and Band, 1941 Queen oi Waller, Student Council. James Barker, Ir., Iimmy : Sigma Tau Sigma, Hall Guard. William G. Barth, Bill : Bowling Club, Band. William Biang, Bill . 52 Wanda Bingham, Bing : Yellow and Blue Salesman, Choir, Girls' Chorus. Roth Bolling. William Booker, Saito : Basketball, Hall Guard, Chess and Checkers, Baseball Team. Eugene Bosche: R.O.T.C., Yacht Club: Hall Guard Captain, Yellow and Blue Publicity Manager. George Bosy, Bos : Orchestra and Band. Amelia Boutiers, Minnie : G,A.A., Hall Guard, Library Club, French Club. Helen Brauns: German Choir, G.A.A., Knitting Club. Marion Briscoe: G.A.A., Checker Club, Yacht Club, Thesaurus Club, Readers' Club. Barbara Lee Brouillard, Barbs : Choir, G.A.A., Student Council, Sigma Tau Sigma, Chess and Checkers. Norma Brown. Ellen Buchweitz, Louise : Pan American Club, Yellow and Blue, G.A.A.. Hall Guard. Iohn Burke: Football. Iva Button, Student Council. August Caornano, Augie : Spanish Club, Choir, l-lall Guard, R.O.T.C. 72.44, fwwfi ,gg - ww. Q 'ffrjf .3 GW-ff? yilqdffxf-ff-4. Jwgfgm f 'Mi www! ,a:a1w,fw, 6 infra ill, ? MMM: f A fwwff Www AWQJMW Chaza 54 Carl De George Hull Guard Sam Demas, Greek : Basketball. Lucille De Salvo, Corky : Choir, Chorus, Hall Guard, Merry Wallerites, Reporters' Club. Dorothy De Wald, Dorry : Hall Guard, Sewing Club, GJ-LA. Dorothy Dominick, Dot : G.A.A., Yellow and Blue, Choir. Iames Downing, Iim : R.O.'l'.C., Fire Marshal, Hall Guard. Vincent Farina: Choir, Student Council, Clef and Staff. Muriel Fife: Sigma Tau Sigma. Grace Foale, Gracie : Spanish Club, Pan American Program, Red Cross Collector. Frank Folk: R.O.T.C. Captain, Choir, Student Council, Sigma Tau Sigma, Clef and Staff. Georgiana Foster, Georgie : Hall Guard. Florence Frazier. r Marjorie Frye, Miclge : Sigma Tau Sigma, Student Council, Scholarship. 55 A 0 0 wwe! was fart -iw Q--' '?' 741654 2 ef fwas Mao Richard Frye, Richy : Baseball, Basketball, Football. Helen Gahalla, Blondie : G.A.A., Merry Wallerites, Library Club, Hall Guard, Student Council. Mary Garabedian: Sigma Tau Sigma, Choir, G.A.A. Mary Geqner: Clef and Staff, Choir, Hall Guard. Elizabeth George, Lizzie : G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Personality Club. Dorothy Germann: Clei and Staff, Choir, Girls' Chorus. William Gray, Billy : R.O.T.C., Student Council, Hall Guard, Dramatics Club, Football Club. Leon Green, Lee : Choir, Basketball. Irene Gregor: Hall Guard, Library Club, Sewing Club, Camera Club. Jeanne Hahn, Ieanie : G.A.A., Personality, Yacht Club. Robert Hahn, Bob .. Edwin Hanniq, Ed : Hall Guard. Virginia H. Happ, Happy : G.A.A., Debating Club, Hall Guard, Carnival Committee. Dorothee Hansen, Dottie : G.A.A. Marqaretha Hanson, Margo , Lawrence Heavey, Larry : Choir, R.O.T.C., Clef and Staff, Latin Club, Stamp Club. Rose Marie Heimer: Hall Guard, G.A.A. Arthur Henning: R.O.T.C. Iacqueline Odette Henricks, Iackie : Readers' Club, French Club. Christ Herr, Ir. : Camera Club, Radio Round Table, Band, Choir, Tom Heyden, Spider : Stamp Club, Hall Guard, Merry Wallerites, Carnival Com., Rowing Crew. Robert Higgins, Bob : Basketball Letter, Hall Guard, Intramural Basketball. Ierome Hirshman, Ierry : R.O.T.C. Delia Holman, Patsy : G.A.A. VIRGHVIA Fl. HAFP C717 N-vr44-'J cSg.e07.M, ' ? ' QWMQMHWMU mammal ' MQWWJ 2-CW 72-wwf dm Zey View .xg ww., aw, fwwfy Jacqueline Holmes, lackie : Choir, Basketball Team. Burton Howard: Hall Guard, Yellow and Blue. Doricla Huqhs, Dippy : Sigma Tau Sigma, Library Staff, G.A.A., Volley Ball Team, Hall Guard. Dorothy lacobs, Dot : G.A.A. Louise lacobs, Pee-we-e : G.A.A., Yellow and-Blue Salesman. Verdia Iacobs, Lolly : Choir, Volley Ball Champs. Mary Ann lambor, Annie- 1 G.A.A., Travel Club, Hall Guard, Spanish Club. Frieda Iauch, Fitzy : Hall Guard. Adele Iohns, lohnny : G.A.A., Red Cross Collector, Carnival Committee, Iay Iones: R.O.T.C. Major, Student Council, Choir, Slide Rule Club, Fire Marshal. Annie Iordon, A.I. : G.A.A., Student Council, Volley Ball, Baseball, Hall Guard. 58 Mary Kaiser. Rosemary Keller, Ro : Choir, Chorus, G.A.A., French Club. Anna Mae Kelly, Arkansas : Hall Guard. Catherine Kenyon, Kay : Choir, Clef G Staff, Yellow G Blue, Drama, Red Cross Collector. Geraldine Keppler, Gerry . Annette Kirschmer, Blondie : G.A.A., Choir, Hall Guard, Red Cross Collector, Y. :Sr B. Salesman. Ioan Knudsen: Student Council, G.A.A., Merry Wallerites, Know Chicago Club, Y. G B. Salesman. lean Koch, Peewee : G,A.A., Hall Guard, Red Cross Collector, Choir, Dramatics. Dorothy Kostelecky, Kosto : Cheerleader, G.A.A., Chorus, French Club. Nermin Kravich, Ner : German Club, German Choir, Commercial Club, G.A.A., Hall Guard. Ruth Kreuzer: Hall Guard, Personality Club, Thanksgiving Collector. Roy l..aBarbera: Football, Hall Guard. Iune Lalowski, Fled : Choir, G.A.A., Readers' Club, Personality Club. f ywmfag 5 ' LL. vkmm 'UW M ' S Qbogextfctf www pug, an rg 1 x 2 l . 77fwuQcfafnf7n4Af 3, , W. F' xt: if ff. W t fu.. XZ. J' e,,,V,.e,, Zfuza., f AW .f-MZ! Jim, ' 60 ' Elbow WMA Marie LaMar: G.A.A., Valley Ball. Angela Landolt, Angie : G.A.A., Spanish Club. Albert Lazzari, Kiki : H.O.T.C. Corporal, Y. 6. B. Staff, Chess and Checker Club. Dorothy Lee, Lee : G.A.A., Honor Roll, Girls' Chorus, Red Cross Collector. Tula Lenos. Connie Lindbloom, Blondie : Girls' Chorus, G.A.A. Martha Lipkat, l-loney : Sigma Tau Sigma, Student Council, Honor Roll, G,A.A. Gus Locallo, Gus : Baseball, Checker Club, Football. Peter Luburich: Hall Guard, Choir. Hugo Lucchesi: Hall Guard, Student Council. Eileen Marsh, I : Sigma Tau Sigma, Student Council, G.A.A., Art Club, Choir. Violet Martin: G.A,A., Know Chicago Club, Merry Wallerites, Hall Guard. . Z Lucia Masek: Sigma Tau Sigma, Student Council. Olga McLinn: Student Council, Sigma Tau Sigma. lulian McKnight. Mildred McMain, Millie : Hall Guard, Knitting Club, Red Cross Collector, Honor Roll, G.A,A. Frances McMillan, Mac : School Spirit Club, Hall Guard, G.A.A. Ruth McVitty, Mac : Student Council, Sigma Tau Sigma. Harry Meyers: Football. Loretta Mikucki: Sigma Tau Sigma, Girls' Handicraft Club, Clei and Staff, G.A.A. Roy Miller, Stinky : Swimming, Bowling, Baseball, Hall Guard Captain. Ernest Mitchell: Hall Guard, Chess and Checker Club. Hasmick tMaryi Nazarian, Has : Choir, Drama, Clet and Staff, Hall Guard, Merry Wallerites. Leo Nerroth, Lu : R.O.T.C. Captain, Officers' Club, Fire Marshal. we MZ' ' Julian MLKht3h+ A ww iii 62, Lmmtm' x-X,...t...xtm,-.Art,,,...... if Ward 9 E i in ' LW' i7 ' fame 46,0 Zuma 60415, X 3 N at , .:,:.,, , 'iii' Quad Qxzzw ' Quay., fmf fu. new Robert Newman: Student Council. Tuulikki Niemi, Tuuli : Y. 6- B. Salesman, Student Council, G.A.A. Patricia Norman, Pat : Band and Orchestra, Drama Club, German Club, Readers' Club Honor Roll. Laura Oliver, Laurie : Readers' Club, Girls' Chorus, Merry Wallerites, G.A.A. I Marie Oster, Blondie : Hall Guard, Readers' Club, Commercial Club, German Club, G.A.A. Carmella Paoletti, Carmen : Merry Wallerites, Choir, Chess and Checkers, Hall Guard Bernice Pasht, Bernie- : German Club, Commercial Club, Readers' Club, Y. 6 B. Salesman, G.A.A. Clarence Paulin. Evelyn Pesdan. Ianice Philbin, Iay : Spanish Club, Personality Club, Choir, Readers' Club, G.A.A. George Piraino: Y. 6. B. Salesman, Hall Guard, Student Council. Helen Procop' Sigma Tau Sigma Girls' Handicraft Club Clei and Staff G A.A S2 Ianet Rose Proell: Student Council, Natural History Club, Sigma Tau Sigma. l Albert Ouilici: Hall Guard, Choir, Baseball. Constance Raino, Connie : Hall Guard, Y. 6- B. Salesman. Marian Ramp, Butch : Choir, Yellow and Blue, G.A.A. Gordon Hansen. Stephen Ray, Steven: Baseball, Football. Ann Reingruber, Nookie . Elizabeth Rickert, Betty : G.A.A. lean Roark: Know Chicago Club, G.A.A. Ben Roberts: Fire Marshal, Choir. Katherine Rosasco, Katie- : Sigma Tau Sigma. Isabel Sahm, Bell : Choir, Pageant, Merry Wallerites, Pan American Program, Spanish Club. losephine Salerno, Io : Cheerleader, Choir, Hall Guard, Merry Wallerites, G.A.A. Affwvffoff V B ' QMMRWJU fr E5 xy X X s Q 3 2 QT' 1 A t 0 xfaiaebtyfuedj , aw? .J t Lqwgwfffrmmf YU! -'if LZ! , 64 flex at X999- Ep-ye.rf'i'ncf Sfvefs Dorothy Sampson. Sammy : Girls' Chorus, Readers' Club, Scribblers' Club, G.A.A. Virginia Savala, Ginger : Student Council, G.A.A. Harold Schadt: Choir, Hall Guard, German Club, Clei and Staff. Ruth Scharnweber, Sunny : Baton Twirling, Choir, G.A.A. Genevieve Scianna, Iay : Hall Guard, Choir, Merry Wallerites. Dorothy Seibert, Dordie . Margaret Seifert, Margie : Handiwork Club. Artemis Sifnotis, Artie : Hall Guard, Student Council, Readers' Club, Merry Wallerites, G.A,A. Lily Signoretti: Hall Guard, Readers' Club, Personality Club, Know Chicago Club, G.A.A. Catherine Siracuse, Cathy : Sigma Tau Sigma, Library Staff, Ir. Champ Baseball Team, G.A.A. Ernestine Sivelsz Hostess Club. Shamer Solomon, Minnie : Personality Club. P C Elsie Sprenqer: Siqma Tau Siqma, Carnival Committee, G.A.A. Joseph Stefanski, Little Ioe . Violette Steqer, Vi : Carnival Committee. Art Stensland: Hall Guard, Honor Roll. Ralph Stevens, Steven: R.O.T.C. Sergeant. Doris Stricker Dina ' Carnival Committee, Red Cross Collector. Virginia Stydlahar, Cinny : Y. 51 B. Salesman, Student Council, Know Chicago Club, Readers' Club, G.A.A. Robert Sudikatus, Sudy : Band, Swimming Team, Bowling Team, Checker Club, Annual Staff. Mary Sutera: Reporters' Club, Sewing Club. Owen Talbot, Les : Basketball Team, Swimming Team. Ed Tamraz, Cook : Football Team, Hall Guard, Y. 6 B., Baseball Club, Intramural Basketball. Cliff Tozer: Football Team, Baseball Team. 65 ibn 9071 ,dlifnnalx adn 6 XIQQ9-'Qlh , MM! l fLfff,42via, dalafv 7t,aaE7fT SUDIKHTM :::2 W Qwfiw 9657.4 fK7o.Asc3Z, famwu Q44-Aarfifwlfzf ,-' aw. was M 4'Mf,Jf!.Zz171a., awww' Z4f74Q4Zmvw ' wlgpdz '2w....z,.., wwiy ,J Beatrice Thorpe, Bea : Student Council, Spanish Club, G.A.A. Angelo Tsarpalas, Ang : Yacht Club, Hall Guard Captain. Hilda Untch, Billie : German Club, Knitting Club, Travel Club, G,A.A. Andrew M. Valentine, Andy : Choir, Chess and Checkers, Drama, Y. 6. B. Salesman. Iohn Varju, Skokie : Hall Guard, R.O.T.C. Corporal. Russell Whitehead, Slim : Choir, Clef and Staff, Readers' Club. Anne Whittington: G.A.A. Irene Wilkinson, Sil : Hall Guard Captain, G.A.A. Helen Williams, Bit : G.A.A. Marguerite Wright, Margie : Hall Guard, G.A.A. Marilyn Wurslin, Evey : Student Council, Sigma Tau Sigma, Hall Guard. S6 Bernardine Yeend, Becky : Student Council, Yacht Club, Choir, Honor Roll, Red Cross Collector. George Yonan, Yogi : Choir, Latin Club, Clef and Staff. iaiaion 002125, CLASS ORGANIZATION This year, not only were the senior classes organized, but both junior classes as well. The results of this spread in organization are highly gratifying both to the juniors and to the faculty. The move- ment has been enthusiastically supported by the junior classes and for good reason. Not only does it pave the way for their senior year by educating them in the business procedure of a senior class, but it gives to each group a feeling of unity. ln short, it has proved highly satisfying to all concerned and we are justly proud of this new addition to our activities. Officers are as follows: 4A President: Ioe Morreale Treasurer: Hedwig Dietz Vice-president: Iames Casey Secretary: Rosemary Iostock Faculty Adviser - Miss Talbot 4B President: Leo Nerroth Treasurer: lean Koch Vice-pres.: Andrew Valentine Secretary: Elsie Springer Faculty Adviser - Miss Talbot 3A President: Alex l-lubman Treasurer: Lea Bertani Vice-president: Iohn O'Neil Secretary: Chester Ioichi Faculty Adviser - Miss Shannon 3B President: Theodore Benno Treasurer: Melvin Bobich Vice-president: Eleanore Busse Secretary: Ernestine Boles Faculty Adviser - Miss Porter JUNE, 1942 OFFICERS Ioe Morreale, President James Casey, Vice-President Rosemary Iostock, Secretary Hedwig Dietz, Treasurer DIVISION Ioc-3A - MISS NEAL IUNE, 1942 Gilbert Kenner, lohn Lindsey, Iames Casey, Richard Schoenherr. Peter Scaletta, Erna Broscheit, Raymond Wandke, Stanley Anastopolos, Russell Gonzales. Laura Lee Iohnson, Phyllis Mossbarqer, Virginia Matthews, Louise Buda, William Hutchinson. Irma Stefan, Helen Coari, losephine Zakarsky, Elizabeth Becker, Frances Rumpza. Rose Marie Guarino, Dorothy Kautenberg, Shirley Dyner, Irene Shranz, Elaine Schalk. Anna Sassalino, Donna Blazich, losie Buscemi, Catherine Abear. DIVISION 108A - MISS KEARNS IUNE, 1942 Richard Zimmerman, Arthur Cooke, Leo Buttita, George Laica, lohn I-Ieizman. Richard McDowell, Loretta Hahn, Lucy Losciuto, Ralph Pieiifer, Bill Mueller, Warren Heaney. Sophie Lozano, Ethel Skurte, Ida Digrasse, Phyllis Rigsby, Tony Valenti. Mary Iane Stehm, Shirley Keller, lean Dunham, Mary Bilbrey, Pete Geots. Angeline Kostopolous, Joyce Gitlin, Rose Parillo, Elaine Starck, Melva Slovak, Irene Sachs. DIVISION 113A - MRS. M. FITZGERALD IUNE, 1942 Kathleen Keen, Dolores McCarter, Richard Bohn, Robert Luckey, Angelo Mortellaro, Iohn Kirchbuchner. Patricia Hammill, Tony DeMarco, Yolanda Petrovski, Robert Etcheson, William Richford, Igna- tius Marici. Lorraine Katz, Dorothy Bugarsky, Vernon Arens, David Shabaz, Leon Soffer, George Brummett. Angeline Pappas, Carley Garvey, Doris Mayer, Shirley Mayer, Mary O'Brien, Eleanore Weide. Bernadette Blake, Frances Colletti, Iulie Geannopolus, Nona Miller, Laura Scaduto, Dorothy White. Beverley Wilkerson, Helen O'Shana, Helen Notaro, Paul Ioichi, M. Fitzgerald. DIVISION 123A - MRS. FUSON JUNE, 1942 Jyrfir Geraldine Milbrandt, Iohn Burke. I ,,w M W, Lorayne Muszale, Ethelyn Robinson, Lambert Kodie, Chester Ford, William Mitchell, Nicholas y Nl M,.w Carr. My K-'MIME Chromie Forsyth, George Pappas, Matthew Delaney, Iames Mule, David Kendall, William Sayad. Helen Shlemon, Iohn David, Iim Abraham, Iohn Sayad, Patrick Donald, Marvin Sclair. Marie Blom, Verna Romberg, Bridget Diener, Theresa Rippel, Bar- betta Carroll, Dorothea Bergest, Mrs. Fuson. DIVISION ZUOA H MRS. P. FITZGERALD IUNE, 1942 Sidney Freeman, Eugene Potter, Ierome Schapiro, Fredrick Brownell, George Watson. Iulie Simon, Lolita Utzinger, Geraldine Thal, Ruth Buenzow, Suzanne Rietzchel. Marielies Tauscher, Winiired Pugni, Eunice Gustafson, Sam Newey, Holland Newfield, Erwin Schnurpfeil. Mary Iohnson, Dolores Koehler, Georgia Tyus, William Padgett, Pauline Cheatham, Helen Maki. Mary Meyer, Beatrice Runowski, Bernice Fein, Shirley Aussem, Elizabeth Rieser, Rosario Castronovo. Ioan Bagarella, Ioyce Mathison, Kay Avis, Patrick Connolly, Mrs. P. Fitzgerald. DIVISION 210A - MISS GRANT IUNE, 1942 Iames Yunker, Iames Crimmins, Ioe Adelizzi, Louis VanBogaert, Rudy Sheppman, Fred Schuster. Tom O'Donnell, Helen Thetford, Mary Mieschke, lane Moline, Iulia Amici, Gertrude Thompson. Honore Buchinskas, Rita Ackerman, Ann Murray, Ioan Nelson, Joe Buscemi, Ed Barrett. Elaine Walshon, Rosel Parisi, Elaine Brooks, Anqeline Wilczak, Louis Muhr, Lawrence Botzon. Nina Garcia, Ieanne Feeley, Dorothy Baker, Evelyn Roel, Eleanor Hennig, Laurette Karlov. Helen Quillin, Evelyn Schleich, Glorya Schoeben, Bernard Rea, Miss Grant. DIVISION 211A - MISS FELT JUNE, 1942 John Kerin, Ioe Locallo, Ioe Duqo, Tom O'Brien, William Moores. Iessie Shusett, losephine Quartuccio, Edith Haqie, Arthur Yonan, Richard Schneider, Frank Messina, Quentin Robinson. Emilie Straus, Pearl Scherer, Eleanor Fabinq, Iames lfkovitz, Frank Morreale, William Newman. Sadie Lala, Elizabeth Shabaz, Shirley Rozinski, loe Morreale, Marino Guiffre, George Weseman. Olqa Thomopoulos, Lawrencie Teolis, Bessie Chrisos, Norma Nelson, Helen Naqy, Marie Martin. Marie LoBono, Betty McClukie, Iosephine Roth, Iennie Ko- clanis, Mary LoPinto, Miss Felt. 71 DIVISION 2231-X -- MRS. HOFFMAN ' IUNE, 1942 CMISS BRELIND DIVISION 303A - MRS. MCMILLAN Robert Stivanson, Kenneth Strorigl, Kenneth Unger, Robert Kussman. Frank Sauer, Woodrow Convey. John Werner, Marvin Komen, Thomas La Palermo, Wallace Holmes, Paul Tellano, Glen Park. Rosemary Siko, Charlotte Wind, Pearl Hart, Margaret Ulrich, Elsie Ehegoetz, Margery Pickett, Esther Haberling. Lillian Haske, Helen Gruss, Hedwig Dietz, Marie Savino, Doris Beaulieu, Eleanor Bauman. Frances Henderson, George Mc!-Xndrews. Vilma Hahn, lean Liepe, Marie Stolz, Dorothy Eichhorst, Mrs. Hoifman. Arldene Havis, Lillian lsmiel, Kay Ohlicher, Ida Lee Beckham. JUNE, 1942 Anthony Piraino, George Drase, Vito Paratore, Helmuth Geiger, Ray Gluss, Robert Gibson. Gilbert Urban, LeRoy Wilson, Bernard Miretsky, Katherine Boyk, Iecmette DeVries, Gus Nicolopulos. Mary Richardson, Louise Weiss, Shirley Hickmann, Daphne Allen, Daphne Daravanis, Robert Strait. Ann Strohmaier, Dorothy Varga, Helen Udras, Dorothy Handel, Lucille Lima, Paul Obis. Mary Mirza, Mary Benjamin, Shelia McShane, Kay Tarwardy, Edith Poenish, Iosette Muller. Elizabeth Korbel, Iulia Horvath, Ruth Passow. DIVISION 310A - MISS GALLAGHER IUNE, 1942 I lim 4 N 1 f ' f I f 2 NJ if 2' Q s X Irw in Mills wg Row 1: Iames Mackey, Iohn Adams, Harry Lindahl, Edward Feipel, Ralph Kessman, Henry Dolinsek. Row 2: Evelyn De Vos, Ioseph Proieito, Ioe Bianco, Iohn Weckerle, Frank Goro, Iohn McVay. Row 3: Florence I-Iuschke, Bernice Fontaneita, Shirley Schoettes, Betty Podor, Ioan Smiih, Sam Bucaro. Row 4: Rosemary Iosiock, Rose Foch, Irene Xamplas, Dorothy Compton, Pollie Ford, Frank Ortman. Row 5: Betie Gallagher, Anna Schmidt, Flora Hans, Rebecca Coppaqe, Nora O'Malley, Rose Eddy. Row 6: Thelma Meqel, lean May Miller, Ann Perone, Lillian Pera, Irene Wiercinski, Miss Gallagher. DIVISION 111A - MR. LEWIS IANUARY, 1943 I Hugo Lucchessi, Edward Tamraz, Robert Higgins, Iames Barker, Edward Hanning, Tom Heyden Connie Lmdbloom, Marguerite VVright, Iune Lalowski, Clarence Paulin, George Piraino, Mary Ann Iambor. Barbara Carmichael, Ruth Scharnweber, Virginia Stayduhar, Ann Reingruber, Ruth Kreuzer, Frieda Iauch. Ernestine Sivels, Norma Brown, Grace Foale, Tula Lenos, Florence Frazier, Beatrice Thorpe. Elizabeth George, Helen Williams, Shamer Solomon. OFFICERS Leo Nerroth, President Andrew Valentine, Vice-president lean Koch, Secretary Elsie Sprenger, Treasurer DIVISION 122A - MISS OCALLAGI-IAN IANUARY, 1943 Leo Nerroth, Tuulikki Niemi, Dorothy Lee, Elsie Sprenger, Ellen Buchweitz, Annette Kirschmer. Mary Gegner, lean Koch, Adele Iohns, Violette Steger, Rose Marie Heimer, Doris Stricker, Burton Howard. Lucia Masek, Margaret Seifert, Virginia Savala, Dorothy Hansen, Ierome Hirschman, Don Cottini. Mary Garabedian, Irene Gregor, Ann Cibula, Helen Gahalla, Lucille Cata- Iano, Geraldine Keppler. Isabel Sahm, Dorothy DeWald, Loretta DeFranco, Lucille DeSalvo. DIVISION 127A - MRS. KUMMER IANUARY, 1943 Dorida Hughes, Richard Frye, Ralph Stevens, William Biang, Arthur Henning, Clifton Tozer. Dorothy Arnold, Albert Lazzari, Ben Roberts, Iva Button, Olga McLinn, Annie Iordan. Frieda Anagnostopoulos, Marilyn Wurslin, Mary Kaiser, Marjorie Frye, Robert Newman. Virginia Happ, Anne Whittington, Angela Landolt, Muriel Fife, Elizabeth Rickert. Catherine Siracuse, Charlotte Craig, Connie Raino, Mrs. Kummer. SM DIVISION 207A - MISS REID IANUARY, 1943 Dorothy Germann, Artemis Sifnotis, Roy Miller, Owen Talbot, Angelo Tsarpalas, Robert Hahn. Amelia Boutiers, Mildred McMain, Dorothy Kostelecky, Hilda Untch, Art Stensland, Catherine Kenyon. Martha Lipkat, Carmella Paoletti, Jeanne Hahn, Evelyn Pesdan, Josephine Salerno, Richard Cline. Eileen Chambers, Henrietta Baier, Helen Brauns, Marion Briscoe, Barbara Brouillard, Rosemary Keller. Irene Babusek, Dorothy Iacobs, Violet Martin, Mary Nazarian, Gene- vieve Scianna, Lily Signoretti. Iosephine Abraham, Louise Iacobs, Frances Di Benedetto. DIVISION. 209A - MR. IACKSON IANUARY, 1943 Leon Green, Bernice Pasht, Harold Shadt, Gus Locallo, Russel Whitehead, Robert Sudikatus. Loretta Mickuki, Vincent Farina, Helen Procop, Iacqueline Henricks, Lawrence Heavy, William Barth. Marie Oster, Nermin Kravich, Laura Oliver, Stephen Ray, Iohn Variu, George Yonan. Patricia Norman, Ianice Phiibin, Dorothy Sampson, Marion Ramp, Andrew Valen- tine, Marqaretha Hanson. Dorothy Dominick, Christ Herr. Se Q- -If -f :KSQE Eg Yiwu, XS- . xQ Ea- liiiiifsr-flf --Qlj f i UHETWX XX i, 3.6-Q 'f5SE ',,..g,g-:l'76i77V :egg Pwr 5 eff'-5 -vp-1. , , f X r so 'al,,,,y2!.efsgz5 Q ffiiiaegagsegfl' , f,ug'..,Qg+3g1y E K :fe 1 52351: gi g, .VL,l,'n1:57mf, 1551,--If-kr ,-EA agar, :.. 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Alice Campeau, Shirley Schnake, Doris King, Elizabeth Borbely, Lorretta Wakat, Helen Gladys Groja, Alice Ramp-za, Evelyn Hayes, Robert Gallagher, Sarino Orlando, Josephine Bucaro, Ben Reisewitz, Eleanor Stieclel, Mildred Clark, Ruth Dorothy Adam, Esther Steinberg, Mary Yamanaka, Grace Ben- DIVISION 115A - MISS PARKER IUNE, 1943 Taylor. Carmichael. McNally. Ioan Purse, Betty Albers, Goldie Warner, Francine Sohn, Ross Krayer, Dan Borkovich. William Helfrich, Ieanette Meyer, Margaret Breese, Barbara Beamish, Helen Moore, Sam Klein. Barbara Schmidt, Lorraine Balman, Mary Filpe, Helen Bagdoian, Rosalyn Bloch, Kenneth Daisy Eddy, Eileen Marsh, Lorraine Thompson, Vera Pohl, Marie Samuels, Thomas Mary Lachen, Margaret Beck, Lorraine Eckman, Mary Holzman, Elizabeth DIVISION 124A - MR. HACKETT IUNE, 1943 Helen Solnoky, Gloria Hey, lohn Raduha, Ioan Williams, Carl Tantillo, Iohn Nent. Catherine McCarter, Patricia Heotis, Dora Airey, William O'Connell, Arthur Williams, Grant Selliman. Dorothy Coon, Phil Tripoli, Doris Miller, Albertina Barnes, Ioe Kosik, Peter Romano. Cora Hayes, Helen Rahana, Sam Gullitta, Betty Temko, Nancy Engandela, Lois Miller. Lillian Simpson, Betty Omori, Carmen Barrica, Nella Chirchisello, Anna Boncimino. Mary Dewar, Caroline Laulitto. DIVISION l2lA - MISS ZEISLER IUNE, 1943 Robert Wagner, Hugh O'Donnell, Sherman Sevedqe, Ralph Casten, Iohn O'Neill, Ioe Farina. Iosephine Kessel, Anne Carlson, Earle Taylor, Paul Webster, Paul Brown, William Flicker, Sadie Laica, Winifred Messerall, Frank Modica, Marvin Kraus, Loretta Perry, Iohn Willick. Rosemary Pesick, Mary Kries, Rose Koalenz, Ruby Null, Ieery Goldman, Kenneth Alexander. Isobel Ford, Adele Giammattei, Iennie Shabaz, Ellen McGuire, Mr. Hackett. DIVISION 212A - MISS SHANNON TUNE, 1943 Q r I' 1 gb 's Nz ff'vX f Q ,J 1-Vx af ,W VX 1 , t X 1 X KY Row 1: Mary Thompson, Harry Green, Marjorie Main, Betty Knudsen, Edward Lump, Walter Gabriel. Row 2: Lydia Cortopassi, Ellen Flynn, Shirley Taylor, Theresa Wield, Alice Lunqren, Andrew Weber. Row 3: Helen Lina Katouzous, Dorothy Miller, Mary Heymans, Lucille Atto, Sam Parla, Iames Roel. Row 4: Dolores Pontou, LaVerda Vanstrom if Z w if I vi Shirley Levelle, Marie Greco, Gus Palmisano, Dorothy Bently. Row 5: Shirley Parrott, Marjorie Dehl, Iune Ratzkcx, Iosephine Pump, Tina Marotrano, Mary Lou Krivashick. Row 6: Mary Carlino, Katherine Leitner, Theresa Lopreste, Iulie Andrews, Miss A. L. Shannon. DIVISION 224A 1- MR. PERSHELL JUNE, 1943 Annabelle Wilkens, Josephine Oberheim, Mary Palmert, Evelyn Ackerman, Bill Casteel, Walter Mischer. Betty Koch, Xenia Novak, Iohn Iewell, Erich Casper, Iohn Pera, Iohn Ferratto. Alice Greenlee, Dave Falzone, Anita Mefierd, Myra Zimmerman, Lenora Medlinger, Clara Satowis. Mary Connolly, Mildred Kichkailo, Gloria Skarra, Dorothy Bigelow, Mary Seyffer, Mary Pierson. Mary Peter, Doris Steed, Vivian Stroman, Martha Chiolak, Mary Isaac, Kate Thomopoulos. Gloria Blake, Angie Stiles, Elsie Dietz. DIVISION 227A H MRS. OSTROWSKY IUNE, I9-43 'S Ignatius Bianca, August DeCaro, Fred Cassens, lim Cahill, George Vallos. Victor Priolo, Mike Avakian, Charles Margaron, Iohn Adam, Frank Imhurgia. Lillian I-Iorvatin, Mario Burger, Mildred Bergstrom, Gail Bonner, Louise Guerra. Chester Ioichi, Martin Notelooom, Frank Bailey, lack Pulizzi, Paul Agriioglio, Tom Bacino. Angeline Iuvingo, Iinnie Riggio, Lorraine Colontonio, Maryette Hardiman, Bernice Crowder, Ioseph Wolfinger. Katherine Rosasco, Betty Perry, Lea Bertani, Edward Manley, Floyd Bey, Mrs. Ostrowsky. DIVISION 229A - MR. PAINE DIVISION 302A - MISS GOLDBERG IUNE, 1943 Ioan Leidiqer, Alice Braun, Donald KinKaid, Earl Armbruster, Iim Beverly, Alex I-lubmann. Irene Daugherty, Wanda Bitner, Paul Augustine, Ioseph Keaney, Robert Falgowski, Albert Konigsfeld. Antoinette Schmidt. Lock, Renor Faidy, Mr. Paine. Arlene Lundberg, Dorothy Swiderski, Gloria Skerbinek, Bonnie Barker, Mary McCully, Betty Campbell, Irmgard Kluczyk, Iosephine Berger, Wendella Rupp, Paul IUNE, 1943 Robert Burgess, Iohn Clark, Louis MaOuessan, Iohn Robbins, Clyde Brown, Nick Govedarica. Frank Sagadin, Charles Reed, Ioe Lafnitzeqger, Walter Dittrich, Marvin Safzlur, Douglas Bolling. , Betty Yee, Iohn Westrich, Florence lrestone, Annette Gagliardotto, Iuanita Stevens, Isabell Vtfilliams. Isabel Whittington. Thomson, Iulia Ioyce. Lena Yauch, Katherine Weiser, Ioe Mule. Ruth Ballufi, Anthony Anania, Harriet Schotten, Harriet Parker, Ioseph Yohanna, Lillian Odishoo, Norma Oster, Anthony Scaiidi, Esther Mendel, Iacqueline 81 82 IANUARY, 1944 OFFICERS Melvin Bobick, Treasurer: Eleanor Busse, Vice-president, Ernestine Boles, Secretaryg Theodore Benno, President. DIVISION 117A - MISS HERZER IANUARY, 1944 Charles Stevens, Theodore Funnekotter, Peter Sianis, Iames Kalogine, Kenneth Nessler, Leo locopetti. David Tampa, William Herring, William Marclay, Fred Linzer, Richard Martin, F rank Pinter. Alvin Shapiro, Andrew Kyriazes, Robert Kahl, Robert Mendel, Harold Daniels, Wilbur Erickson. Ernestine Boles, Gus Kagas, Deno Fenili, Bernard Cross, Ruth Cain, Richard Peterson. Betty Greinke, Mary Ellen Norcross, Eleanor Magee, losephine West- brook, Esteher Zei, David Linder. Marian Talento, Gertrude Ierue, Lillian Ludwig, Bill Simpson, Rosemary Pastore., Teacher - Lylian I-Ierzer. DIVISION 301A - MR. THROGMORTON IANUARY, 1944 Carl Drase, Marion Hoferlcarnp, Irving King, Lucille Kuhn, Don Appleford. Betty Alice Oxley, Ellenore Balsbuseman, Daisy Govedarica, Natalie Poupitch, Gilbert Moerpi. Lillian Sargis, Louise Fiatarone, Katherine Knoll, Margaret Denzler, Molly Allseitz. Theresa Beck, Norma Aldridge, Dorothy Ludwig, Helen Yonan, Marguerite Simmons. Mildred Ackerman, Mr. Throgmorton. DIVISION 321A -- MISS PORTER IANUARY, 1944 Dorothy Paul, Ioe Rippel, lohn Stellar, Sherwyn Eber, Barbara Long. Arthur Weber, Philip Peterson, Melvin Bobick, Lyle Tingley, Paul Kuhns. Miss Porter. Theodore Benno, Lorraine Rambow, Margaret Burk, Paul Stamat, Iacqueline Seidel. Margaret Rudolph, Lorraine Kallwitz, Anabel Aubert, Grace Lowe, Uldine Knudson Alice Pera, Sarah Yonan, Phil Scimeca, Roberta Ruclical, Eleanor Zandstra. Gina Vettori, Lois Booth, Anna Mucia, Arlene I-Iuettel, Dorothy Miner. DIVISION 305A - MISS I-IAWKINS JUNE, 1944 Norma Wallis, Gertrude Klempin, Dorothy Gusinde, Hannah Manasse, Thallis Hoyt, Glenn Ernst. Gertrude Mueller, Elaine Ciesinski, Dorothy Volkers, Betty Willmore, Harold Schyberq, Rosann Buqarsky. Ruth Nelson, Mary Frances McCauqhan, Eileen Kay, Inez Vallereux, Ioseph Gebbia, Robert Purtell. Lena Muntean, Lorraine Pranqe, Margaret Brandt, Eleanor Zehelein, Pearl Wilks, Gloria Foote. Iacqueline VanBoqaert, Iva Lee Brewer, lean Ehrhardt, Iohan Don- ald, Ianice Graves, Elizabeth Neidenbach. ' Marie Cappadora, Marilyn Oostmeyer, Helen Ruth Stringer, Shirley McDonald, Charlyne Wright, Lorraine Pelleqrini. Clara Zubroski, Morris Komsky, Norman Sheaks, Miss Hawkins. DIVISION 308A -- MR. I. FELDMAN IUNE, l944 B. Rembert, B. Vivian, Ft. Cberdinq, E. Uramkin, R. Bickley. A. Cynova, M. Fritz, W. Curtis, M. Hermier, R. Egan. P. Miller, V. Stalzer, R. Rothe, H. Misetich, L. Fuller. L. Karl, C. Dempcey, M. Tellano, F. Halmela, G. Deluca. I. Gotski, E. Gruber, R. Wachendorf, B. Sweninqson, G. Benjamin. B. Cutz, Mr. Feldman. 83 DIVISION 317A - MISS SCI-IINKEL IUNE, 1944 Charles Harris, Dick Rockwell, Lloyd Liss, Sam Franzine, Richard Hoffman, Red McDonough. Walter Sarnau, Bertha Nicolopolos, Elaine Heath, Dena Landazzi, Alex Panesic, Thomas Beahan. Bruno Gori, Laverqne Biting, lanet Hoffman, Ioe Popovits, Iohn Poltera, Bertha Search. Viva Braley, Annette Grant, Helen Shepherd, Dorothy Weiser, Helen Mazes, Victoria Ulacy. Marilyn Bober, Marcella Root, Iune Leonard, Geraldine Keany, Anastasia Pappas, Lorraine Pander. Charles Miceli, Lorraine Iohnson, Dorothy Wilson, Carmelina Teolis, Mary Muff. . Belva lohnson, Madonna Kyle, Flora Yorqa, Dolores Petry. Phyllis Raso, I-I. Schinlcel. -5:56 Rl af Q ,Z A f -'Q 2' 7 I . 84 xxx 4 E T' 'if '-, 'iiif f' vii 'Il f DIVISION 213A - MR. CRIZ JANUARY, 1945 DIVISION 307A - MISS 'I'ESS Lorraine Fitzgerald, Bernice Christensen, Helen Heotis, Willard Sampson, Robert Parker, Ierry Long. Betty Wilson, Mabel Eshoo, Elizabeth Wanchura, Dorothy Odishoo, Iosephine Lala, Elsie Kreuz. Mae Eckert, Lois Allen, Ianet Welsh, Constance McCarthy, Mary Greeley, DeLores Henneman. Mildred Foale, Esperanza Gonzales, Dina Panagakis, Margaret Martens, Laverne Zoske, Anna Hellstern, Mr. Griz. IANUARY, 1945 ENGLISH 7 - MRS. QUINN Row l iI.ett to Rightl Seated: Frank Sauer, Matthew Delaney, Ida Digrasse, Rose Eddy, Anna Sassolino, Evelyn Rael, Elaine Brooks. Row 2 Standing G Seated: Ierome Schapiro, Helen Quillin, lean Leipe, Betty McCluckie, Bernedette Blake, Rosemary Siko, Helen Na- taro, loan Wright, Marie Martin, Helen Nagy. Row 3 Standing: Tom I.aPalermo, Eleanor Fabing, Iosephine Quartuccio, Dolores Mc- Carter, Mrs. H. Quinn, ,Toe Morreale, Iames Mackey. Row 4 Standing: Dorothy Bugarsky, Charlene Morganell, lessie Schusettes, Iohn Burke, Louis Muhr, Nick Carr, Edward Feipel, Paul Obis, James Casey, Ioe Locallo. Barbara Hubert, Sophie Markarian, Ethel Flesch, Arthur Dawes, Milton Gill. Alberta Ieske, Eva Eckert, Margaret Rupp, William Whitemore, Harry Meyer. Shirley Komen, Nellie George, Thaiia Douros, Charles Gustafson, Margaret Goss. Elizabeth Maze, Marion Galati, Ioan Plotzke, Ann Orr, Margaret Denzler. Elaine Frederick, Miss Tess. afzfzsninkgi af rlfyaffsz SEPTEMBER: 2-Confusion, old pals, and plenty of freshies on the first day of school. 29-Previews of coming styles presented in a Fashion Show by the Clothing classes. 30- Yellow and Blue celebrate their 40th Anniversary by issuing the first edition of the new semester. OCTOBER: 1-Dust off your vocal chords! Miss Gallagher initiates the Community Sing. 3-Everyone out at the Choir Harvest Dance to start the social ball rolling. 10-History classes commemorate Columbus' discovery of America with a program. 16-Dancing, refreshments and 4B's at the 4A Social. 17-!IWaller's first and last touchdown of the seasonll 24-Waller's queen chosen. Be sure to attend the coronation at the Alumni Dance. 26-Lightsl Quiet! Curtain going up for Scene I from Everything Nice . 28-Have you heard yet? What? The returns of the 4B election. 29-Iackets, ties, new bows, and smiles. Occasion? 4B pictures. 31-Ooooh . . . What's that? Only a goblin attending the l-lal1owe'en social. NOVEMBER: 1-Mixed choir sings over the radio on Studio High School party. 4-live away, gangl Truck on down to the Swing Concert. 6-Chuck wagons loaded with cider and doughnuts to refresh all the branded 4B's land 4A'sl at the 4B Round-up. 17-Gay crowds, barkers, flowers, bright colors, and cutting of classes mark the Annual Benefit Carnival. 26-Combined musical groups celebrate Third Annual Concert with gigantic festival. 28-Chem lab explodesl Hal Hal Only Screwball Edition of the Yellow and Blue . DECEMBER: 17- Yellow and Blue workers cut rugs instead of copies at staff party. 18-Were you an angel . . . in the Christmas Pageant? 19-Good old-fashioned caroling by the language classes resounds through the halls. P.S.: Christ- mas vacation begins. Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year to you, you, and youl JANUARY: 14-Waller wins high rating in choral contest held at Marshall. 16-Teachers prove themselves good sports at Truth and Consequences show sponsored by the Sigma Tau Sigma. 22-Waller's basketball team beats Roosevelt. 26-Waller adds Steinmetz Quintet to its long list of victims. 30-Gold sighted in Waller's Assembly Hallll Iune '42 Graduates order their rings. FEBRUARY: 2-Familiar story: A new semester rolls around: new faces but same old routine. 6-WPB allots metal for class rings. Seniors begin ordering. ll-Seniors reselect Morreale for President. Running for third term, Ioe? f 13-Black cats, broken mirrors mean Friday 13th - but nothing happened. 16-You're in the army now . . . draft registration gives us a holiday. 20-Choir sponsors Valentine Dance for past, present, and future alumni. 25-Busy dayl Annual pictures started: R.O.T.C.'s receive commissions. 26-Heigh hol I-'leigh hol Off to work we go. Miss Newberger begins interviewing seniors for jobs. 27-Annual and Y. G B. staffs watch the birdie . clfafzfaanin 5. af flflfaffsfz MARCH: 5-3A's elect officers at special assembly. 10-First quarter marks come out. Why bring that upl ll-Do-re-mi . . . Community Sing. 12-Calling all Freshies to the 1B Assembly! 13-Friday 13th begins measels vogue along with the election of Iunior officers. 15-ldes of March. 16-Shades down, lights out, quiet please: air-raid drill in progress. 17-Students join in making Student Council Dance a success. 18-Elect Whositsl Vote for Whatshisname! 4B's pick officers. 24-A new season puts the rowing crew out for practice. 25-Miss Talbot leads 4A's in singing Rose O'Day during senior class meeting. 27-Waller's Iunior Basketeers are guests at special banquet. 28-'bout face! Ten-shunt R.O.T.C. Platoon Competition. 29-Students in Division 223 lose their favorite teacher as Mrs. Hoffman leaves. APRIL: 1--Y. G B. Screwball Issue announces discovery of future star by Del-laven. 2-Navy gives tests to 4A boys. 3-Good Friday prepares everyone for Easter week-end. , 6-R.O.T.C. joins in Army Day parade. Mr. Pershell laeves Waller to take over new duties in U.S. Navy. 7-Big day in assembly hall as lA's have rally. 8-Tra la la lal You've guessed it. Another Community Sing. 9-Annuals put on sale. 14-What a dayl Pan-American festivities tn the assembly hall: Ice Follies entertain in the boys' gym, and Y. 6. B. comes out. 15-Roller skate enthusiasts are invited to the 3A Skating Party. 16-For the music-minded a musical program in the assembly hall. 17-Three students take Y.M.C.A. scholarship exams. 20-Oh, delight unlimited! Spring vacation has come and school is put into moth balls for a week. 24-Ir. Red Cross invites one and all to its Caribbean Cruise. MAY: 1-Why are the seniors so happy? Why, don't you know! Class rings arrivedl 4-R.O.T.C. Cadets do their best to pass Federal Inspection. 19-Higher scholarship week. 20-Miss Gallagher proudly presents the operetta, The Marriage of Nanette . 28-Will you take cream? Seniors entertain their mothers at tea. 29-Memorial Day, reflecting the past in the present. JUNE: 2-Ah, fun and merriment . . . Student Council Social is big success. 3-Senior class play, Don't Take My Penny leaves audience in laughter. 4-Evening performance of senior play. ll-Spring Festival. 13-Oh, this blessed day in the life of a 4A! Dinner Dance at the Edgewater Beach Hotel. 17-Why all the shouting? Annuals come. 19-Final issue oft Y. G B. Special graduation issue. 24-With the last strains of Land of Hope and Glory fading away, the Iune class of '42 goes forth to begin a new phase of their lives, but as one - United They Stand. I its 5 2 vi if til 5 WALLER PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS Standing, left to right: Mrs. H. B. Nessler and Mrs. E. New- meyer. Seated to the left of Mfrs. Nessler, reading left to right: Mrs. Wm. Rambow, Mrs. E. I. Hawerkost, Mrs. I. Sudi- katus, Mrs. C. W. Cross Ipresidentl, Mrs. Chas. P. Stevens, Mrs. C. Rombach, Mrs. A. Anderson, Mrs. L. Dougherty, Mrs. V. Bucaro, Mrs. I. Gallina, Mrs. A. I. Sutton. Board Members absent, who were not included in the picture. were: Mrs. H. O. Keyes, Mrs. Geo. A. Smith, Mrs. Chas. H. Lofthouse, Mrs. Edward Martens, Miss Theresa Reid, Mrs. Victor Iohnson, Mrs. I. R. Benoit, Mrs. Geo. Asialia, Mrs. Chester Ellsworth. The Waller Parent-Teacher Association is an active organization which finds increasing fields of usefulness year by year. WALLER NORTH DIVISION ALUMNI CELEBRATE 66TH ANNIVERSARY TO THE IUNE GRADUATION CLASS OF 1942, GREETINGS: The Waller-North Division Alumni Association welcomes you as the youngest alumni of our grand old school. You are the newest members of our association and in your willing hands, united with those of the boys and girls from other high schools, rests the future greatness of Chicago. Carry high the torch of your endeavor, and may Waller be as proud of your achievements as we are of the grand old school and the beloved teachers who gave us the education and ideals with which to meet and conquer the problems and battles of life. Best wishes to every one of you. Sincerely, Waller-North Division Alumni Association, Mary Faulkner Vigardt, President. To the alumni is entrusted the duty of keeping alive traditions and memories. Along with the heritage of the past the alumni have a duty to the present, to support the student body in all its activities and to promote the welfare of the school in every manner possible. The alumni are better able to do this because they are the citizens of today, the voters of the community, and the business and professional leaders of today and tomorrow. It is our job to maintain interest in the high school that gave us the education through which we have attained our positions in the business affairs of life. Many prominent Chicagoans attended Waller High School or old North Division as it was formerly called. HISTORY North Division High School was established in 1875 as the first north side high school in the city of Chicago. It was one of three division high schools - the North, South, and West - opened to supplement Chicago's first high school, the old Central High, now inadequate to meet the growing needs of Chicago. It was located in the old Sheldon School. In 1884 it was moved to a new structure at the north- east corner of Wells and Wendell. In 1900, when a new building was constructed at Orchard Street, the name of the school was officially changed to Robert A. Waller. However, the name of North Division was affectionately retained as a heritage of the early history of Chicago. In 1937 was commenced the construction of a modern addition, opened to classes in September, 1938. Predecessors of Mr. Maurice C. Lipman, our present principal, have been: FRANCIS HAN- FORD, 1875-76: HENRY H. BELFIIEILD, 1876-841 OLIVER S. WESTCOTT, 1884-19141 IOI-IN E. ADAMS, 1914-33: IOSEPH BACHE, 1933-36: and DOUGLAS F. VAN BRAMER, 1936-37. On February 7, 1933, representatives from fourteen graduation classes, ranging from 1886 to 1929, formed a permanent alumni association which culminated in the formation of our Waller-North Division Alumni Association under a charter procured from the State of Illinois to function as a y 4 'S C corporation not for profit. lt is recognized as one of the most active N ! high school alumni organizations in Chicago. l On October 24, 1941, the alumni, students, and faculty celebrated U the 66th anniversary of the founding of our school. At the annual homecoming party a large attendance and a fine program made a gala affair. The outstanding event was a basketball game between .I Waller's fine basketball team and an alumni team composed of stars I of Waller's former championship teams. There was an overwhelming demand that this game should be made an annual event. Were it not that the Waller stars of today soon become members of the alumni, we could not hope to carry on this competition with the expert players that Coaches Chappel and Kipp continually turn out for Waller. Alumni activities include summer outings, beach parties, dances, dinners, card parties, and other functions to which all graduates are welcome. Annual dues are fifty cents, but members of the graduating gf! classes are automatically members of our association for the year of their graduation, without payment of any dues. Officers for 1942: Mary Faulkner Vigardt, President: Edwin Cooper, Vice-president: Alex Nerroth, Treasurer, 2003 North Howe Street: Hazel Gronemann, Recording Secretary: Geraldine Stevens, Corresponding Secretary, 2107 North Kenmore Avenue: Halsey M. Matteson, Historian. Past Presidents: 1933, Frederick 1. Bertram: 1934, Edward P. Saltielg 1935, Arthur S. Sollp 1936, Edward W. Parlee, Ir.: 1937, Estelle A. Lutzg 1938, Walter I. Gold-yy 1939-40, Ierome H. Schwartzg 1941, Bernice Stevog 1941, George L. Tess. Directors: Ieanette Albini, Marcella Reidy Alexander, Corinne Campbell, Mrs. E. Cooper, Eva Crawford, Luena Doyle, Mildred Biardinetto, Catherine Goldy, Halsey H. Matteson, Walter Mayer, Frank Miret, Merrill Rayborn, Leona Rudi, Frank Schmitz, Rita Winikofi. D e EJJMA Among the Waller Alumni, none was ever more closely associated with the school than Miss Dorothea E. Vent. For many years she was in the Department of Physical Edu- cation, part of the time the only instructor for almost 2,000 girls. The influence of her excellent character and teaching were of immeasurable value to the pupils under her in- struction. Since her retirement in June, 1941, she is making her home in West Los Angeles, California. Q' - AW f ' ' i f ,,, ,2gfC ' y ,gi f v W, 'X ,ZH XISJXCQ4, -' N W ff Z, 3 627, ,I ff law: ,Zi Is fm? tw , ::fZ7L45vM,,,f,Q 90 GIVING AND RECEIVING If from two kinds of pleasure I would choose The one by which I'd win, the other lose The happiness I find on this old earth, Thru deeds of kindness and of virtuous worth, Or passing, giving joy to those I know, And to the helpless, quiet alms bestow, I know I'd relish not temporary gain Or the multitude's applause, but living, aim My work by acting in those parts That. would engrave my name in human hearts. Of various forms of indignation you and I Will find in every soul that passes by, There's one, a lowly Iew of Gallilee Used, when he took a whip to free The Temple from the money changers there. That I like best, for it lays naked, bare, The fruitlessness of selfish, sordid aim, And disappointment found in worldly gain, And magnifies'a thousand fold The righteous way to work for young and old. Each hour, each day, each year we win or lose Happiness and peace of mind the way we choose: Each flower and bird, all creatures on this earth That have in them the precious jewel of' worth, Tell us that, finally, our reward Is worth so much we can't afford When young, not to train the will, So that thru life we'll choose the right thing stilL And happiness througout the passing hours Will be with thee and thine and all that's ours. -WALLACE HOLMES 'fxsff X ' 'EW , 7 '-5 ,bf X , ,fri A A ffhf, ' ' 'f 3 'QW' 'Z f Wg l I A ,579 i A5 if-'W X X flflfafffz 'llnaffi an WVU QE and .Wing 91 BLUE X W PW YQLLO x an VON Pt XXAXSS Y 10 Y on Sotterkigskgs, that khaki lg note BHC tht! Dom .a- we sw' x. Som. m 0 ma- evewn me Cytor t st lohn Schein RE x Sch Hart an flflfd' Evelyn X . Xml Yieemon, Pear XO- b 5 Nan lnqonde Xe! ang or 1 . XL. suis ei. xNxlC7-5 Y 'We time HG Glen PGN' Helen Sydney O 'a Pmge n Geofql . Simon' G Helio ' X560 ' Grd, lunesofh Norm Mori! lo - S HOW Wallet. M85 QYXQY hw eytl - Berllegchexi Qevauen 396 Rgetl Dexter. Lgtho lust as Congress is the people so th and Blue is the student bod and of the t NSC' WI , i KJGVKCTYM BQYUO Nefmn H0179 . Ramp' NWO' . . 9, kftbin lobnwow Ggmbedgg X . P 1 ' gi.. ' ce KQGY . ai Xeon .Yii2e'fieYgXo,?, tcm: 1,2515 gcl. . Seam-' Cflmen - 1 t- rg e. K Ybexlxoyce Gi I C? i betb O X58 O5 8 OYNG 569 d M65 uc an. Siufxalgsarles Rea Q Stelmll Ame RY Newe ' , YQ rx Morto Bu Cir. ' Hu mon HQW . oil Que an Dunham' 'o Yotqowslvf GY' le Bo NUS e vhs Eelke Eurtofl ene Bochel ow ap- or article, the editors ear from them. An and Ieers ,as they a ' is give , e Yellow y. The Y. G B. is by, for, s udents. Members of the loumalism ll class gather, write, edit, type, proof-read, and set up the paper. Iournalism I students manage the business, circulation, and advertising departments. Everything the Y. G B. prints is of interest to t e student body. The jokes amuse them the gossip columns delight them the features instruct news stories inform them Co h , ' them, the nstructive ' co criticism and med by the comments are wel- staff. If the students think ther room for improvement, or if the preciation for a fi are h e is y want to sh ne feature appy to h Y good Cheers re titled, are printed and credit ri to the source. Excepting in cases where we think th body as a whole will be be takes sides i e student nefited the Y n student aff partial art' , . G B. never airs. News stories are im- , icles conceming elections are unbiased, and the ideals of the journalistic profession-which are those of democracy-guide us. The editorial staff which carried out these prin- ciples during the past semester consisted of Iohn Scharff as the editor-in-chief, and Honore Buchin- skas, Mary Iane Stehm, Ioyce Gitlin, Leon Soffer, Elizabeth Korbel, and Sydney Freeman as editors. Glen Park assistant headed the business staff whi h made this semester's Y. 6: B. such ' cess. His assistant Dunh c a flnancial suc- s were Iohn Heizman am. Miss Ma ' and lean ne Howard Mrs. Elsie Be was faculty adviser and rke directed the business staff. THE SIGMA TAU SIGMA -- MISS HERMAN, M ists of Sigma Tau Sigma is the honor society of the school. It cons all students having a grade of E or S for two consecutive semesters in all subjects, except gym. The purposes of Sigma Tau Sigma are to promote school interests, to raise the standard of the school in general, and to build good citizens. The first semester you are a member of Sigma Tau Sigma you receive a bronze pin and the second time a gold one. At the monthly meeting there is usually some form of entertain- ment, such as movies, speakers, or cz social gathering. Higher Scholarship Week is one of the soci.ety's major projects of the year. lt takes place during the third week in May and is a drive to encourage better grades among the members of the student body. This year's program was in the form of a round table discus- sion in which students of different schools participated. The theme ' h chool students, do to help win this was W war? 'Another project of the organization is the coaching classes. Here failing or poor in any subject. members assist students who are ' S' ma are Miss Herman and Mr. hat may we, as hia s The sponsors of the Sigma Tau 1g d and assisted the officers, who for this ' B tanig lackson. They have helpe semester were: President, Dorothy Baker: Vice-president, Lea er ' - Treasurer, Melvin Bobick. Secretary, Honore Buchinskas, R. lACKSON lj S fl l ffl Z.. Q , Qfl'Q4Q,4g541.4a65,vg2m-2699, Q24 9,4 W f ffl rfatfupnln TU? jpg M - . 4-Q S -t 6' fi Xu Q f 2 af Wfkiaj V -- 7 , rL XNXNQQQRIQQX C510 t xx XXX assed X57 X + q I Q X 2 - K . HJ 1 3 T NXYXNkXXxx l xl 2 X Xt Xxx? S Wwe' G1 I t ef K YU 1 tt K 'fw..,fHf 0, I.. P' THE FRENCH CLASS - MME. OSTROWSKY The French classes of Waller took part in the Cinquieme Soiree Coopera- tive of the High Schools and Iunior Colleges of Chicago and its suburbs, at the Central Y.M.C.A. College Auditorium, March 27, l942. Our contribution consisted of the singing of French-Canadian tolk songs which were designated as Un Peu de Canada - A Bit of Canada. lt gave a simple, colorful, and musical impression of the French-Canadian spirit. The Esprit de Corps of the students was splendid, and the interpretation ot the songs vivid and interesting. To bring out Americanism in connection with the study of French, the pupils have undertaken individual projects, as extra-curricular activity, of the French- speaking communities in the Western Hemisphere such as Canada, French Guiana, Martinique, Miquelon and St. Pierre, and others. The projects are carried out in the form of essays, Scrapbooks, prints, maps, costumes, soap carvings, and collecting folk-songs and proverbs. The spirit ot Americanism and intra-continental unity and friendship are thereby brought to the tore and friendly neighborliness, which ever language may be spoken, receives recog- nition and emphasis. Row 1: Marietta Kagan, Mildred Ackermans, Sophie Lozano, Arldene Havis, Florence Passow, Irene Daugherty, Lily Signoretti, Mary Tsiiis, Iohan Donald, Adele King, Susie Barkoo, Del Rita Landis, Dorothy Adam, Helen Shure, Rachel George, Angeline Massano, Iennie Sha- baz, Mme. Ostrowsky. Row 2: Iacqueline Henricks, Artie Sifnotis, Loretta Hahn, Mildred Novak, Elaine Heath, Corinne Pearson, Harriet Taylor, Minnie Wolf, Norma Pollastrini, Dorothy Miller, Bonnie Barker, Pauline Masicotti, Charline Vogel, Lena Meinstean, Elaine Mestrella, Anna Abbat, Elaine Plat, Dolores Brady, Willo Mae Curtis. Row 3: Blanche Rembert, Mary Nazarian, Iohn Pera, Norma Oster, George Bosy, Rosann Bugarsky, Gertrude Mueller, Frieda Anagnostopoulos, Rita Hoeppner, Loretta Kaszuba, Margaret Burk, Anne Whittington, Phyllis Iacobs, Eve Erickson. Row 4: Alberta Pera, Ilya Bubala, Earle Holmes, Iames Yunker, Iulia Ioyces, Harry Meyer, Grace King, Thomas Burke, Eleanor Magee, Bernice Mazurek, Lela Frecano, Flora Gross, Angeline Leaveck, Lillian Eshoo, Mary Ellen Norcross, Angeline Alesi, Eve Hogan, Helen Nagy. Row 5: Alvin Eisenberg, Kent Westrate, Bob Wiedrich, Richard Prusank, George Cico, Tom Heyden, Harry Meyers, Iudy Munyer, Anna Gulizia, Doris Ladislas. pill A ' M t PAN-AMERICAN CLUB - MISS SIERTS, MISS STEELE Muy buenos diasl We know that you will be interested in meeting the members of the Pan-American Club and its branches, Los Flechas and Las Aguilas. These organizations are made up of advanced Spanish students who are trying to be good neighbors to their friends across the border. The presidents ot the three groups are August Caamano, Tina Martorano, and Robert Badal. Miss Steele and Miss Sierts sponsor the-clubs. We all wish you Muy buena suerte siempref' Los Inteligentes y los Americanos Espanoles. We are the first year Spanish students taking great joy in our clubs where we learn Spanish songs, games, and stories. Some day, perhaps, you'll be one of us. Our presidents are Iuanita Stevens, Mary lane Lozano, and Billy Ann Sutton. Our sponsor is Miss Helen Grant. Adios, amigos mios. IUNIOR SPANISH CLUB - MISS GRANT Row l: Doris Steed, Evelyn Turner, Mary lane Lozano, Ocie Gillespie, Elizabeth Wilson, Dolores Hopper, Anne Aguero, Bernadette Iostock, Rose Giordano, Grace Benjamin, Patsy Buchanan, Patricia Hunnilord. Row 2: Alice Snyder, Barry Baron, Marilyn Tillson, Sally McDowell, Elaine Milonas, Virginia Ialosky, Roth Balluff, Barbara Beamish, Vir- ginia Kreis, Wendella Rupp, Billy Ann Sutton, Ann Carlson, Constance McCarthy. Row 3: Paul Gallagher, Joseph Stefanski, Ruth Adair, Lil- lian Parrovechio, Dora Airey, Pearl Wilks, Marion Dellinger, Albina Russore, Pauletta Rubschlager, Francine Sohn. Row 4: Iames Ohanis, Ioan Williams, Ann Ienkins, Dena Landazzi, Don Anderson, Iuanita Stevens, Myra Zimmerman, Miss Grant. Back Row: Mary Thompson, Charles Harris, Robert deDiemar. Row I: E. Avis, Mary E. McMenamy, E. Vaccan, N. Solomon, C. Pap- pas, M. Eshoo, A. Pera, Anna M. Ioseph, Rose M. Wright, I-I. Warda, F. Salarno, I. Ramer, D. Panagakis, I. Riggo, S. Barkoo, Del Rita Landis. Row 2: M. Relaz, M. Lenos, I. Whittington, E. Schwartz, C. Dempsey, A. Pappas, D. Allen, D. Koehler, Sydelle Golden CLib.l, E. Walshon, A. Trelka, P. Iacobes, T. Gahalla, H. Gahalla. Row 3: S. Anastopolas, H. Kepas, F. Henderson, E. Franke, H. Heotis, D. Miller, t,xBPtP:?gOt,oEN B. Nicolopulas, H. Nazes, A. Mefferd, R. Sanders, L. Iohnson, T. Pana- gakis, D. Krasting. Row 4: O. Gillerpie, D. Airey, M. Richardson, P. Obts, V. Connelly, D. Daravanis, L. Klenqler, M. Martins, L. Miller, M. Slovak, S. Schoettes, E. Schemo, F. Byer, I.aVerne Biring, R. Schoen- herr, I. Benjamin, I. Ohanis, Onnye Franklin tLib. Asst.I. WS Cllr GOUN QUDENT QY iA,l5I-5 WIN Seated: S. Newey tpresidentl, Margaret McEvoy tsponsorj, B. Gallagher Csecretaryi, B. Mrretzky Cvice-presidentl. Row 1: G. Gulizia, I. Wilkinson, A. King, T. Matsoukas, Ella L. Connor, P. Steel. I.. Bertani, S. Yonan, E. Gruber, M. Medellin, S. Barkoo, E. Maze, D. Steed, M. Gerace, D. Ludwig, I. Horvath, E. Korbel. Row 2: E. Starck, B. Munn, D. McLaughline, C. Vogel, B. Hessler, B. O'Connell, H. Adair, V. Simmons, V. Hirth, C. Richards, D. Chelovich, G. Groja, R. Otis, P. Mossbarger, B. Thorpe. Row 3: M. Korpil, T. Lisching, M. Duar, N. Engandela, L. Pintvers, C. Teolis, N. Palestrini, P. Schwefer, A. Sproch, E. Bauman, E. Ehegoetz. Row 4: V. Savala, B. Knudsen, D. Tuomi, M. Tauscher, M. Gruss, M. Wurslin, E. Brooks, H. Buchinskas, H. Nagy, M. O'Brien. Row 5: A. Parise, G. Krstovich, A. Valentine, M. Sciotina, I. King, I. O'Neil, C. Stevens, D. KinKaid, G. McAndrews, N. Wagner, A. Caamono, K. Taylor, G. Park, I. Pock, G. Nicolopulos, I. Morreale, M. Caleva, B. Peters, D. McWherter, F. Ianda. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was organized to create a better school spirit and serve as a medium through which the opinions of the students may be expressed. The council gives students the op- portunity to develop the necessary executive and legislative ability required for efficient leadership and practice of and improvement in democratic technique. By-laws of the Student Association of Waller High School, adopted September 30, 1938, were amended in March, 1942. is sotlpqx O Psi? ,es P99 X gvlplh Qt DRUMS ,th Baliff, Charles Stevens, Delores tplex. a I , BRASSES Row 1: Yohanna Palmer, Rosalyn Floren, Florence Passo, Katherine Knoll, Geraldine Thal. Row 2: William Richford, Iessie Schusett, Isabel Whittington, Tony Anania, Iames Yunker, Row 3: William Padgett, Lillian Ludwig, Lillian l-leymans, Murray Thompson, Robert Sudikatus, Sam Klein. Row 4: Lois Miller, Alice Braun. CLARINETS Row 1: Marino Guiflre, Lois,Booth, Dorothy Ludwig, George Bosy, Frank Tossilini. Row 2: Elizabeth Falcke, Irene Herr, Katherine Durnell, Sherwyn Eber, luanita Stevens. Row 3: Earl Barth, Doris Steed, Helen Shlemon. VIOLINS Row I: Ann Ryder, Ruth Bryer, Theodore Benno, Harriet Tay- lor, Thallis Hoyt. Row 2: Es- ther Stein, Andrew Kyriazes, Fred Schaefer, loe Popovits, Dave Linder. Row 3: Ann Murray, George Pappas, Es- ther Fink, Marion Galati, Ber- tha Search, Alfred Tantillo. SAXOPHONES Row 1: Arthur Williams, Har- riet Schatten, Charles Rainz, Bill Barth, Kenneth Alexander. Row 2: Paul Agrilolia, Tony Crement, Frank Ritt, Pat Norman, lames Beverly, Robert Sudikatus, Ioe Popovits, Esther Yelvertou. GIRLS' CHOIR 4 MISS GALLAGHER t Row 1: Hildegard Mosesk, Iacqueline Van Bogaert, Marelyn Astmeyer, Marie Cappadara, Anna Sassolino, Delores Woolecat, Irmgard Klu- ezky, loyce Mathison, Harriet Taylor, Helen Nagy, Betty Imkin, Lor- raine Colautonio, Lillian I-Iorbiton, Grace Stalz. Row 2: Wilmar Hahn, Rose Mary, Helen Shure, Eleanor Steidel, Elsie Fredrick, Ann Orr, Margaret Yonan, Dorothy Miner, Helen Yonan, Virginia lalosky, Paul- ine Douris, Lorraine Bell, Dolores Stellwagen, Leona Alinger, Theresa Wisehler, Thalis Hayt. Row 3: Gladys Groja, Sadie Laica, Lorraine Klinger, Mary Yamanaka, Barbara Brass, Gloria Foote, Nancy Thomp- son, Beatrice Shabaz, Lois Bullock, Nathaska Mareoff, Shirley Schnake, Evelyn Cichy, Esther Meudall, Rose Haberling, Mary Green, Gloria A CAPPELLA CHOIR - MISS GALLAGHER Deluca, Fay Ioseph, Alice Teterson, Betty Vivien, Evelyn DeVos, Row 4: Arline Huettel, Betty lane Nichson, Sylvia Pearson, Violet Knudson, Natalie Wimberly, Ruth Dodl, Marguerite Leon, Margaret Denzler, Ruth Krasenik, Lucille Lyman, Irene Cuningham, Irene Anderson, Helen Schleman, Verna Romberg, Katheryn Kenyon, Annette Kirsch- mer. Row 5: Barbara Long, Chromie Forsyth, Elaine Uramkin, Virginia Ly, Elaine Milonas, Patricia Heotis, Amogene Collins, Elsie Busse, Iacqueline Holmes, Virginia McCaslin, Sally Moore, Louise Guirra, Edwina Frank, Minnie Wolfe, Mary Ann Hauser, Lucille Aske, Lucille German. Row 1: Iosephine Bucaro, Isabel Sahm, Grace Benjamin, Ioan Baga- rella, Elizabeth Korbel, Lillian Pera, Anna Perone, Evelyn Biond, Anna Sassolino, Lena Muntean, Irene Dougherty, Iennie Riggio, Charlyne Wright, Irene Wiercinski, Gertrude Ieru, Helen Lackso, Dorothy Domi- nick, luliet Munyer, Eleanor Busse, Elaine Hoenecke. Row 2: Louise Fiatrone, Ben Roberts, William Branen, Harold Schyberg, Dorothy Bugarsky, losephine Parise, Bernadine Yeand, Iosephine Buscemi, Miss Gallagher lcoductorl, Marie Samuel, Loretta De Franco, lean Miller, Barbara Brouillard, Rachel George, Bridget Diemer, Barbetta Carol, Eleanor Magee, Mildred Novak, Evelyn DeVos. Row 3: Nor- man Sheaks, Alvin Eisenberg, Gertrude Rettig, Gus Palmisano, Albert Scholz, lohn Hurst, Ioan Leidiger, Alice Lundgren, Daisy Govedarica, Georgia Vamos, Bertha Nicolopoulos, Alice Rumpza, Becky Coppage, Shirley Dyner, Marty Doyle, Astrid Soderlund, Francis Rumpza, Ro- berta Rudicel, Helen Nagy, Evelyn Roel, Suzanne Rietzshel. Row 4: Andrew Valentine Iames Cooke, William Peters, Albert Ouilici, Ber- nard Cross, Robert Strait, Louise Reminder, Elaine Heath, Winifred Pugni, Peggy Page, Shirley Rozinsky, Norma Wallis, Helga Focken, Marilies Tauscher, Lolita Utzinger, Honore Buchinskas, Dolores Vogt. Row 5: Semour Siegel, Lyle Tingley, William Sayad, Lawrence I-leavey, Lawrence Botzon, George Weseman, Harold Shadt, William Herring, Gilbert Kenner, Earl Swearingen, Russel Whitehead, Peter Nechipor, Fred Schuster, Helmuth Geiger, Robert Gallagher, William Marclay, Leroy Wilson, Sam Newey, Richard Martin, Iames McCanna. GIRLS' CHORUS - MISS TESS 'YW' 11 Row 1: Eleanor Zandstra, Yolanda Camilli, Margaret Beck, Mabel Eshoo, Dorothy Baker, Marie Kareb, Margaret Denzler, Lillian Eshoo, Lillian Sargis, Patsy Schweter, Barbara Beamish, Margaret Rudolph. Row 2: Elizabeth Wanchura, Dorothy Prescher, Ida Wager, Sylvia McCabe, Marie Blom, Margoe Constant, Lucille De Salvo, Angeline Alesi, Angeline Iuvingo, Petrina Vulpitta, Louise Fiatrone. Row 3: Rosalie Nelson, Gran King, Corinne Pearson, Roselyn Bloch, Betty MIXED CHOIR - MISS TESS Willmore, Mary Bickler, Bonnie Brumlik, Goldie Warner, Ruth Scharn Weber, Mary Kennelly, Elaine Walshon, Gloria Schoeben. Row 4: Elaine Hoenecke, Connie Lindbloom, Marguerite Wilson, Elsie Ehe goetz, Eleanor Baumann, Pearl Hart, Marie Cuzman, Hedwig Dietz, Esther I-Iaberling, Betty Yee, Louise Buda, Elaine Heath, Elsie Schilk Row 5: Willomae Curtis, Clarise De Maeyer, Marian Haterkamp Dorothy Lee. 1 Row 1: lohnny Oshana, Bernice Williams, Flora Hans, Iosephine Roth, Evelyn Schleich, Helen Ouillin, Dorothy Adams, Carmen Barrica, lulia Horvath, Gertrude Waldeld, Anna Gulizia, Rosemary Keller, Tony Valenti, Paul Brown. Row 2: Iosette Muller, lulie Simon, Lolita Utz- inger, Ruth Buenzow, Marielies Tauscher, Geraldine Hndre, Mary Ellen Norcross, Dolores Tavell, Bessie Chrisos, Lucille DeSalvo, Dorothy Compton, Ruth Scharnweber, Ann Goldstein, Doris King, Esther Haber- ling. Row 3: Iohn Ferrato, Rolland Newfield, Angeline Wilczak, Helen Hdras, Mary Sutara, Rosemary Pesick, Eleanor Hennig, Wanda Bing- ham, Pearl Hart, Arlene Lundberg, Kay Ohlicher, Irma Stefan, Marie Savino, Annette Wineinger, Dorothy Tuomi, Iosephine Salerno, Helen Gruss, Olga McLinn. Row 4: Andrew Raftis, George Patterson, Ioseph Yosanna, Parimoz Marsubian. Ignatius Bianca, Gus Nicolopolos, Ruth Sandor, Eleanor Baumann, Elsie Ehegoetz, Hedwig Dietz, Irene Sachs, Louise Buda, Robert Rudecil, Francine Sohn, George Demos, Anthony Piraino. Row 5: Erwin Schnurpfeil, Hilary Rogers, Frank Sayadian, Iohn Robbins, Irvin King, John Kerin, Leo Buttita, Arthur Weber, Wil- liam Schuster, Walter Gabriel, Kenneth Lukens, Ray Gluss, Iohn Leo- netti, Marshall Yohana, Ross Krayer, Edward Lumpp, William Mueller. DRAMA X - in ioreqround: Rosemary Siko, August Caa- DRAMA ll - ln ioreqround: Tom Carmichael, Iosephine mano, Harold Miller. Row 1: Frances DiBenedetto, Dorida Bucaro. Row 1: Miss Reid, Mary lane Stehrn, Barbara Broul- Hughes, Mary Nazarian, Catherine Kenyon, Eleanor Weide, lard, lcla Lee Beckham, losephine Roth, Sheila McShane, Annette Kirschman, Miss Reid, Frances Henderson. Row Z: Verna Ptarnberg, loyce Mathison, Shirley Aussern. Row 2: Robert Stivanson, Anthony Piraino, Marion Briscoe, Angelo Pearl Hart, Suzanne Rietzschel, Evelyn DeVos, 'Elaine Tsarpalas, Andrew Valentine, Louis Van Bogaert, Lawrence Brooks, loyce Fishhaclc, Dorothy Eichhorst, losette Mueller, Heavey, George Pappas, Violet Martin, lohn Werner. Row 3: Eleanor lflennig, Marielies Tauscher, lrene Xarnplas, George McAndrews, Marvin Komen, Pete Geots, Fred Schus- ter, Eunice Gustafson. Do you k n T511 on the Qf:fnx,hY Students' ,each EVER SINCE EVE Course Ou n of Iflrlug ers' Daren d Y k ry 20 is . ates. now: everyone d th and the eve C1116 friends were . o rr - plGThe intimate lives es' The Senior pg? Ffiglflnuafy Zlrsihlsf toward 1h Q plcfg bi' Shirlee St Of teacher min , I ver sinoe Eva, hm! you donffsfmbly 9 GW . ' C1 , be Annzyuiolland NewfigfgiTL3f9Pf9Sentgg1'in?L1E Students were h was Presented on Till . I CI ' It WGS s the hergl and Ifnflhon for her Scch fmqed because S G gr eat show from curtain I' ucYbelle, the Southiih pilper, Iohnnyusgfr Blake, ise to curtain Q amou , Over fun f qlfl, turned ' GS ' out IQ DRAM A MISS REID 5 QLFQXQRK 52:1 fm mf 5 fa' A---......,, in 1.1 Y Q .nm i N M 3 , ,ki ig u in 4 E if 1 CJ ff-9 A A , 3- I ff ,f , 2 ,nga 2 7' lf' Q, '3W'4 , ,, , 3531 , , , 14,4 Vx -' - , - 1 , A V MQW V .nv ., iv 3 . ullll vi H' , f tj, 4 5 Q X 3 x sbgi EEK gh A ifsvm ,na 1311- V' .Fm J,-as j' WW' ,fl f Q 'favs Q 5 sg y Q5 3 Q HM Waller High School is noteworthy for the spirit of friend- liness which prevails among the students and between students and teachers. We are justly proud of a cooperat- ive atmosphere which generates and develops real loyalty, initiative and understanding. Every year, the Daughters of the American Revolution award a medal to a Senior girl who is chosen by the mem- bers of the Senior class as the best girl citizen. The quali- ties of good citizenship upon which this choice is based are: dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. This year Honore Buchinskas, who will be graduated in Iune, 1942, was selected for this honor. VG-AN, K Z 2 gl, w- I Q T l o- 1.7. X - Girg' 7 fy V Q ,, , , .,, ,QW l Ziff' ti X331 ilqgafnflg if f W Q ? ,,,,,, 7 A Aw , 2 I St , f ff-it Y gg l xc Z 'lib if ff ff f El iff WM d XZ 43' f r, fl 41' f I HW XX 7 f Z N' X' lf! x f O I 1 l 1' X N A 7,4114 X 4 t , pfftlif fe LEW HIGH SCH wwf 001 lR.0.T. C. UNIT W 5 RO., C. SN THE M .QW QCQZ? X QQQ FGFQEES UNNED STATES, . DJJ? Sfwhw Row 1: Znd Lt. Schuster: lst Lt. Heiz- man: Capt. Potter: Capt. Folk: Lt. Col. Sauer: Sgt. Delaney, Mil. Inst.: Maj. Iones: lst Lt. O'Neill: Capt. Heaney: Capt. Nerroth. Row 2: lst Lt. KinKaid: lst Lt. Buscemi: 2nd Lt. Gonzales: lst Lt. Downing: 2nd Lt. Green: Capt. Mc- Andrews: 2nd Lt. Augustine: 2nd Lt. Newfield. Row 3: St. Sgt. Mueller: Sgt. Brown: Corp. Rockwell: Tech. Sgt. Bradfield. NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS RIFLE TEAM On the Floor: Warren Heaney, Iohn Heizman. Middle: Wallace Holmes, Fred Schuster. Standing: Frank Sauer, Paul Augustine, lim Beverly, Sam Klein, Ie- rome Kovitz, Don KinKaid. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Rockwell, Jacobs, Stevens I I Row 1: Ferratto, lance, Werner Puhzzl Roberts, Heavey, Sgt. Delaney lM111tary Inustructorl, Lazzari, Bedel Melatsxs Morreale, Goldman. Row 2 Marshall Popovits, Harris, Gerard, Morreale Var ju. Hoffman, Pergande, Siams Urban Frye. Row 3: McDonough Beverly Lump, King, Sevedge, Cassens Stevens Morreale, Frantz, Sprenger Row 4 Hahn, Scheaffer, Clark, Sadur Marga ron, Klein, Herring. Row 5 Newman Nechipor, Mueller, Braun Bradfreld COMPANY A Downing, lst Sgt. Stevens. Row 1: Pergande, Weidrich, Pheiffer, Harris, King, Vance, Lohre, Bryant, Yohanna, Chrisos, Peatry. Row 2: Gerard, Scro, McCabe. Row 3: Sadur, Sampson, Romano, erts, Chubin, Briske, Briske, Hedman, Kramer, Lump. Flag Bearer: Iacobs. Row 1: Klein, 2nd Lieut. Newfield, Capt. Heaney, lst Lieut. KinKaid. Row 2: Marshall, Herring, sis, Barnett, Shyberg, Varju, McDonough. Row 4: Sargis, Wax, Ernst, Kraus, Ritt, Vallos. Row 5: La gia. Row 6: Frohnauer, Thompson, Byers, Martin, Tinder, Mendall. Row 7: Kepouros, Pock, Anselmo, Doyle, Scimeca, Gardner. Row 8: Haas, Semon- son, Burgess, Connolly. .S COMPANY B 1 R.O.T.C. The Reserve Officers' Training Corps is an organization to train young men and boys in leadership and for future citizens. lt covers a three year period, during which the cadets are schooled in ele- mentary military training, organizations of the army and country, national defense, and first aid. This course is prescribed by the War Department and conforms with Army Regulations. The cadet's promotions are based on leader- ship ability and knowledge of military theory. Cadets may attain ranks such as Lieutenant, Captain, sometimes even Lieutenant Colonel. Many of these boys become officers in the regular army. ln Fronf: Capt. Potter, Znd Lieut. Green, lst Lieut. Hoffman, Friel, Wellhausen, Heizman, Lackey, Benaro, Wellhausen, Correiglia, Carantzalis, Sutte, Werner, Ware, Todd, Orvino, Summerdon, Mole, Valenti, Azoo, Donnelly, Brouillette, Clark, Rob- Frantz, Scheaffer, Newman, Row 3: lance, Milat- Barbara, Silliman, Sohn, Smith, Alexander, Imbur- 4? COMPANY C tl COMPANY C - Row 1: lst Sgt.-Beverly, Znd Lieut. Auqus- tine, Capt. Nerroth, lst Lieut. Buscemi. Row 2: Popovits, Ferrato, Pulizzi, Badal, Cassens, Morreale. Row 3: Cico, Eaqert, King, Linzer, Lukens, Morreale. Row 4: Reed, Kiefer, Holmes, Nasios, Huhman, Henning. Row 5: Korstanqee, Okoniewski, Rickey, Kastiel, Kirchbuckner, Walsh. Row 6: Meyer, Sifnotes, Kirby, Zimmerman, Burqess, Abraham. How 7: Newman, Warrien, Tamraz, Anderson, Peters, Roel. Row 8: Zander, Scheaffer, Heaney, Heaney, Daniels, Man h . Row 9' Thom son, Kelly, Mueller Horvath Boutran Y - P . . I Peterson. Row 10: Bloom, Koster, Gamze, Dittrick, Kraus, Taylor. Row 11: Urban, Bezaniz, Marqaron, Wilson, Muller. l-'lag Bearers: Sianis, Nechipor. COMPANY D COMPANY D - ln Front: Znd Lieut. Schuster, Capt. Folk, lst Sgt. Heizman. Row 1: Lazzari, Fry, Hahn, Morreale, Sevedge, Sprenger. Row 2: Griffith, Carlisen, Gill, Dawes, Castiel, Bubalo. Row 3: Boscarino, Long, Reinqer, Lynch, Carlson, Lindsey. Row 4: Deakoumis, Niedrich, Branen, Wolfinqer, Burger, Caamano. Row 5: Adelizzi, Bartolina, Gaqliardi, Taylor, Purtell, Kovitz. How 6: Oliva, Pinter, Lorenze, Simmons, Dittrich, Sparcino. Row 7: Sudman, Ru- bin, Avis, Pflanz, Brown, Alawerey. RROW 8: Caraher, Lemons, Nikolit, Alfonso, Matza, Garcia. Row 9: Brown, Ackerman, Gustafson, Mitchell, Stevans. Flag Bearers: Heavey, lst Sgt. Goldman. NM QM Za QW cific 'ata gamsa Gqfglfeffca ' 1 TUNX Oh B reach and we Tosk xeom was x khion Snhy cl e xhe champ enconroqenxe PSTCETT5 PM, TEPNX 1 WW M gg Toe NXoneoTe, Frank how Wnhoxn M61 oy Phn ho-.ao Torn Lo oTerxno Bow Kohn Tndo, Luis Tndo, Loma Mohr nhonm ooT-tes Som Dexnos oe Rn-sseh Cnscxnxono Coos R T5 Choppeh Bow X: Cook. 'Ln Rohan Gohoqhet, ?oTodXno, PA'oefk Sporocino, The boskekhoh keorn pkwed o hard ond iosk sche n e wknnknq evefy qcxnme unkh il seqniiinds. ks in o prevxons year, khe senxx xno -5 prove ohefe. undoing rshoh by cm synch. score. The week 'Lohovun e semi-hnoTs in the d ko xoke pod in cs kournoxnenk ok Bhxe ' ond. Tn khxs o q os The Chkcoqo conkesk, The Wohex hve very ' uophy. Throuqhonx xhe bcxskelhoh seoson h on enthusiastic schooT bo I' , -, , U fi! Q M: a. U 7 'ff ed Khe To Mo 'mme 5 STYOU ionshxp nk hoqn W hm chy, The oqoknsx coxnpe qmne ond bxonqhk horn Xeonw xecewed vJhoTe-hecmed ff gi CREW: JOHN HETZMAN TH OMAS ALLER PRIDE THE ROWING CREW ' W ller W - Started in l938, the sport of rowing became one of the most popular and successful of a sports. In three years Waller students have raised their crew from the lowest ranks to the top, as Chicago Champions in the senior or varsity division. Sponsored by the Lincoln Park Boat Club, both Iayvee tjuniorl and Varsity crews are coached 3 by Mr. Arthur Skrabel, a graduate of Waller and a member of the Club. His perseverance and coaching ability were the deciding factors in the success of the crew. Schools from out of town invited the crews to compete, and last season our oarsmen met the University of Wisconsin, St. Iohn's Military Academy, Ecorse and Grosse Point of Michigan, and the schools engaged in Chicago rowing. 1 ' A shining gold cup reposes in Mr. Lipman's office, proclaiming to all the world that our Varsity crew and the Chicago champions are one and the same. 5 We X N aw an ,. ' Q MW xx l MQW . E New 111 1, , am, aFQ 'FX,5iQfff'x 'i.i'ffff6s-x 7-.--f ,I XIQ fjfftn - of t FOOTBALL PLAYERS - 1941-1942 Ed Barrett David Ioseph Al Shapiro Ignatius Bianco Albert Kampf Iohn Sturm Paul Brown lohn Kenny Victor Sinkovitz Kurt Buchweitz Ed Lemke Iohn Raduhu Ed Busija Ioe Locallo Charles Reed Russell Denton Pat McDonough Bob Tobin Gus DiCaro Thomas McDonough Louis Ton Ioe Dugo Harry Mcllvoy Cliff Tozer Sydney Freeman Harry Parnell Bob Wagner Ray Gluss Warren Parnell Dallas Washer Frank Goro Vito Paratore Arthur Yonan Robert Ivan Ed Schoenfeldt Iohn Burke 1 The die-hard gladiators of the gridiron went through a very difficult season in 1941, for they faced cr tough league with each team made of good, strong material. Waller was the equal of at least four of the stronger teams, but tough breaks and the weather combined helped to give a disastrous season. In summing up the season, Waller, always fighting with a spirit known only to the boys in blue, lost one game by one point and three others by one touchdown each. Since the boys played con- sistently good football we are not disconsolate over the final outcome. We are proud ci a team that played its best for the sake of the game. fx ,Q ps 5 NJ CHEER LEADERS My frfwmft- GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIQN DELEGPJYES BATON TWIRLERS Row 1: C, Lindbloom, G. War- ner, V. McCaslin D Le , . e Frecano. Row 2: Ludwig, Lorenz, D. Geng, I. Philbin Nagy, M. Wilson, G. Nape .isching. Row , L P. ,I-I. , T. 3: L. Rasmus- sen, A. Foch, D, Adams, E. Sonzales, P. K 2. Mistretta, M. Ram atz, M. Martins, p. Stand- nq: Student Instructors M. Mir- 'a and R. Scha rnweber. The Girls' Athletic Association is the largest girls' organization at Waller. It has more than six hundred members. Have you ever heard the groans, shreiks and howls emerging from the girls' gym? Upon entering, you would most likely see a group of G.A.A. girls hard at play at one of the various tournaments the G.A.A. sponsors. Some of the student activities sponsored by the G.A.A. are horseback riding, roller skating, hiking, bicycling, and intramural meets during the course of a semester. The purpose of the organization is the creation of good sportsmanship, health and alertness. The sponsor of the G.A,A. is Miss Dixon, and her co-workers are Miss Zidek and Mrs. Hoyer. The officers during the last year were Iessie Shusett, President, Evelyn Ackerman, Vice-president, Beverly Wilkerson, Secretary, Virginia Cacioppo, Treasurer. The G.A.A. has filled a real need in the program of the ' l tremendous success. , gir s' physical education and is a GYM AT THE BRANCH Seated: Marnie LaMan, Selma Helm, Gwen- dolyn Wright, Catherine Pizzo, Alice Thomp- son, Carnmen Midina, Blanch Rogers, Bernice Missina. Second Row: Barbara Rogers, Doro- lhy Arkins, Angeline Coifaro, Antonia Ban- rica, Estelle Martin, Iosephine Colleti, Miss E. Iordan. Mamie Colluraf Barone Vila, Ange- line Bonamino, Conchita Ifanie. Back Row: Iosephine Modica, Alice Houslan, Genevine Casey, Laura Torappini, Margaret Bey, Doro- thy Hawkins, Margaret Mead, Luella Hines, Angeline Makris. A NOOK IN THE BRANCH LIBRARY P1 'ie KI YBXCPA flfgyy ST. PATRlCK'S DAY QIXWPM CLIPPINGS AND ILLUSTRATIONS IN AND OUT OF THE CLASS ROOM FOUR YEARS AT WALLER HIGH Waller High School . . . Here the timid and shy Freshie finds new subjects and new surroundings. Here he enters an exciting 'chapter in his life. Busily he engages himself in building his founda- tion for the future. Gradually he becomes acquainted with his class- mates, studies, and teachers. Step by step he climbs higher: Algebra, English, Physics, he conquers one subject after another. Year by year, still climbing steadily . . . clubs, assemblies, debates . . . farther and farther he rises, filling his little, growing head with knowledge. Growing, growing . . . The Waller spirit envelopes him . . . He learns to know the Yellow and Blue, Orchestra, and Baseball. The years fly by . . . Sophomore, lunior, and . . . Waller Senior. A Senior, sure and confident, no longer is he timid and shy, but certain, conquering, and self-possessed. As a Senior he steps out of Waller, the School in which he has made so many dear friends, carrying memories of the best period in his life. After departure he and his friends will go their different ways, perhaps never to meet again. He is again a Freshie , this time in a great and different world, as on graduation day he takes a last backward glance at Waller before he eagerly strides out into the great unknown. ART DEPARTMENT Decorating the school halls, making posters, and helping with stage settings are all vital activities of the art student's work. The art department does not limit the students to one type of work, but teaches them different kinds of art and appreciation. To see the results, we have only to look around the halls at the posters and at the murals. The various phases of art work include drawing, painting, cartooning, fashion designing, and clay sculpture. In charge of the Waller art department are Mr. Strauss, Mrs. Whelan, Mrs. Clettenberg, and Mrs. Vesley, who use as their slogan: A Thing of Beauty and a Ioy Forever. SCHOOL CARNIVAL The carnival at Waller has its shows and exhibits sponsored by division rooms, and this year there were more division room projects than ever before. Balloons, hot dogs, fortune telling, portrait drawing, Hawaiian leis, canes and candy were most popular. This carnival was definitely the best ever given. More money was raised, more fun was had, and more colorful, interesting booths lined the walls of the two gyms than ever before. The profits were put into the Chil- dren's Aid Fund. Miss Tess was chairman of the able committee responsible for everything concerning the carnival. The fine cooperation of students and faculty contributed to the carnival's success. BAND AND ORCHESTRA l am a member of the Band or I am a member of the Orches- tra . These are statements any student might well be proud to make. Not only does membership in these organizations improve the instrumental technique of talented musicians but it also improves the classical background of all its members. Even though a member of the Band or Orchestra who has graduated does not continue playing actively there remain in the back of his mind the fundamentals he has learned and a love for the classics he has either played or heard. An evening long awaited with trembling hearts is the night of the Music Festival. About the close of every semester the Band and Orchestra, with the Choirs, give a concert which displays the im- provements over the preceding semester. SOCIAL Extracurricular and social activities are many and varied at Waller. Best of all, they are enthusiastically supported, developing a better and more interesting school life. Highlighting last year's social life were the carnival, senior dinner dance, talent review, and the Truth or Consequences show. Backbone of Waller's pleasanter moments is the ever popular Friday night dance, where everyone meets and mingles for an en- joyable evening. Supporting. activities are our clubs, among which are yachting, reading, bowling and dramatics. These social affairs create opportunities for the students to become better acquainted with one another and with the faculty, making for pleasanter relationships. Overshadowing all these has been the sportsmanship, orderliness, and courtesy that have prevailed through- out the year, to preserve our usual high standing with visitors. THE BOWLING CLUB The Bowling Club meets every Thursday at the Monte Carlo Re- creation. The coach of the club is Mr. Kaiser, a fine bowler and a good sportsman. The club consists of four teams. Comets Averages Wellhausen ..... ........... I I3 Mendel ...... ......... 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A - - FIRE MARSHALS This organization, which is sponsored by Mr. Hackett, renders assistance in firefdrills, and its members also serve as school Air-raid Wardens. During the fire drills the Fire Marshals aid in the orderly clearing oi the buildings and direct students to the proper exits. The efficient fire-drills at Waller are accomplished only through the cooperation oi students and faculty with this body. ' VICTORY Boorc DRIVE The Student Council, Sigma Tau Sigma, and the Library, cooperated in a successful campaign for collecting books to send to the Army and Navy. HALL GUARD ORGANIZATION The aim and particular task of the Hall Guard Organization is to promote civic pride in Waller and to preserve order in the corridors. In keeping the halls clean and cleared, the Hall Guards have truly accomplished something worthy of Commendation. Mr. Strauss, the sponsor of this intricate piece of vital machinery, has truly been a main iactor in the success of its operation. Pictures on pages 87 and 88. A GLIMPSE INTOTHE MAINTENANCE , I 9 This page gives us a glimpse into the maintenance de- partment. Mrs. Witt is in charge of our large and busy cafeteria. Mrs. Dost, the matron, takes care of the lost and found department and administers to the sick. The carpenter, Mr. Weaver, Fred , is just about the busiest man around the place, inside and out. In charge of and responsible for the maintenance of our entire building is Mr. Waldron, whose genial Irish face is familiar to all of us. A We have even a glimpse of the machinery which keeps the wheels turning. ...X- in l Let The Sigma Tau Sigma sponsors coaching classes to give individual help to pupils who have been absent or have found difficulty. The Library Staff cheerfully gives assistance to any one seeking reference material. This library desk, presided over by Mrs. Golden, is familiar to all of us. In l03, a beautiful array of murals is in the process of development at the hands of art students from the classes of Mr. Strauss. The lovely rock garden is a thing of beauty at the branch. In the Physics laboratory, Mr. Paine and his class are investigating the mat- ter of batteries, a very important sub- ject, especially in these days. A lovely background of blooming plants makes the Botany laboratory, with Mrs. Kummer, a pleasant place to work. And, as for animal life, Mr. Hackett oversees the study of vertebrates and invertebrates, and other such things. In the Foods classes, girls learn to prepare meals scientifically and with regard to budget necessities. : '-'I 'T M gl V QM-QE ui f X is J Pupils at Waller have opportunity to learn practical skills Without neglecting aesthetic ap- preciation. A fashion show regularly exhibits the possibilities offered in the clothing classes, and they are of great importance when it comes to producing costumes for school affairs. The foods classes exhibited their skill by serving tea and cakes to the faculty. The art classes are ready, willing, and able to make posters, illustrations, or scenery at short notice. An interested group at the Branch is learning from Mr. Kaiser how to use the jig saw. It looks as if almost anybody could enjoy working at this. As a part of the great project, Mr. Kosloff's class is receiving instruction in making model airplanes. The print shop boys, working under Mr. Buss, print the various kinds of things that are needed on all occasions. They set type, read proof, design, and print. .5 f .if -af- 1 I A 4: :Mig F, L. uw .vN,'L'f4 D751 M!! iz!! I Qs- fww 'MZ ., V is Ex 74 Y. ,,h,,,..s-4--WM N'AQv, 6' 'Q bl 94 3 .J ii? 3, .4 w. ,,,.,,,g 3 SWK 'rf -Q,-Q f '4'-h5 ?i NW- K-75,5 . aw I F' NWN, ' ' 'Num-ff bmw, W 1 'Q R -. Q W Q' :sim 5, 3 fQc 52533 -wr- Q vii gi ,aufgssi S.. iq? 33? C ww is .L f wa5. 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At the opening of the Iunior year, a group from the branch came to the main building to be included in the class and its activities. The long anticipated senior year had been coming closer and closer, and in September, 1941, it became a reality. The seniors walked through the halls with a self-confident manner that was quite a contrast to the confused sensations of their freshman days. The seniors were busy with class rings, class play, and many interesting and exciting events. The Dinner-Dance added a touch of glamour, and graduation night became a perfect ending to four wonderful years. WALLER SCHOOL SONG With a spirit everlasting, We will praise you, Waller High. We will cheer for you, and the boys in blue, With a iaith that ne'er will die. Tho' the odds may be against you, Tho' opposing voices ring, As we cheer for Waller High School, we will sing. CHORUS: Cheerl Cheer! Cheer for Waller High Schooll Cheer with all our might, For loud and long, will be our song: For the Yellow and Blue we'll fight! Rahl Rah! Rahl Cheer! Cheer! Cheer for Waller High Schooll Cheer with loyalty! You're the fairest, squarest in the land, And We're proud of you, Waller High! YELL: Waller High School! Rah! Rah! Ftahl Waller High Schooll Rah! Rah! Rahl We're for youl We're for youl Wallerl Rahl Rah! Rahl Repeat Chorus. .W v ,ii .45 'L .ir cqufog mpg 5, 5qLLfO9 'zapga cqufo mfzgz Ali, with So engis our book. Loyal Americans courage and hope we qo forward into the qreut future. Photographs by De Haven Studio Iewelry cmd Announcements by George Spies, Inc. Printed by the Greenlee Co., Inc.