Waller High School - Wallerian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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6 S QNO stew? We QDW Young American citizens at the Waller High School have their roots in many countries and races. This group is selected from the freshman classi B and A, and is representative of the school as a whole. I6 IB- Elsie Sargis Earl Mattocks l A- Lela Frecano Robert Frohnauer ZBA Alice Garabedian Richard Zimmerman ZA- Claire Zubroski Iarnes Flynn SBA Mary Ellen Norcross Theodore Benno 3A- Minnie Wolf Dino Nanni 4B- Mary Garabedian Albert Lazzari 4A- Marielies Tauscher Iames Crimmins CROSS SECTION OF WALLER FRONT ROW: Gerald Shapiro, Latvian Nancy Thomsen, U.S.A. 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.