Waller High School - Wallerian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1953 volume:

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During the course of her teaching career Miss Ryan had been the chairman of a music depart- ment, the attendance officer and assistant principal at Waller Branch, and the drama coach and teacher of senior elective English here in the main building. Her vivid personality impressed itself upon all her pupils. So long as one of them lives, Miss Ryan Will not be forgotten, but will be remembered with joy. To honor her memory We, the graduating class of Iune, l953, dedicate this, our yearbook, to our dear friend and beloved teacher, Miss Mary Ryan. - it Y V V , . ,...aq.,.,. J Uur PHI EIPAI. NELLIE MARIE QUINN ln September l953 Miss Nellie Marie Quinn was greeted by Wal ler High School as our new prm cipal ln the months that have passed since then Miss Quinn has become known to all ot us. We looked for her at basketball games and were always rewarded by hear- ing her cheer as enthusiastically as any of us. We saw her at the music festivals, applauding our choruses. We saw her sharing our laughter at the senior plays. Those ot us who participated in these activities were delighted at her personal recogni- tion of the contributions we made to the success ot the events. We have come to know our principal as one who is sincerely pleased when we succeed, sincerely interested in our problems and in our welfare, and sincerely dedicated to helping us realize our full potentialities. SSISTI-l T PHI IIIPAL ARTH UR G. DAI-I L Our CLERKS Miss Estelle Luke Miss Sadie Campbell Mrs. Laureita Crawford MAINTENANCE-HEALTH-DIET Mr. Ausiin Waldron Engineer Mrs. Agnes Meyer Matton Mrs. Lucille Miller Lunch Room Mgr. I' F!-HIULTY FACULTY Mr. Darwin Anderson Mechanical Drawing Woodshop Miss Naomi Anderson U. S. History Careers Miss Sylvia Berliner Bookkeeping Mrs. Dora Bezanis Mathematics Miss Louise Blodgett Librarian Dr. Iohn Breme Biology Mr. Arthur Buss Print Shop Mr. Russell Chappel Physical Education Miss Margaret Cleary Adjustment Mrs. Elson Elston Art Miss Ruth English U. S. History Modern History Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald Commercial FACULTY Mrs. Frances Friedman Business Training Mrs. Opal Fuson World History Miss Margaret Gallagher Music Miss Helen Grant Spanish Mr. David Greene Biology Mrs. Ruth Groneman Attendance Q01-4 A-sch g ls. Elizabeth Gursch a Miss Bernice Healy Commercial Sgt. Egon Herholz R. O. T. C. Miss Lylian Herzer U. S. History Miss Marie Howard Iournalisrn Public Speaking Mr. Ralph Iackson General Science FACULTY Music Miss Stella Kern Civics Miss Grace Kilcourse Placement Mr. wiuaam Kipp i 1 Physical Education G Aron! Mrs. Emily Kva ' Biology I' , M im Mr. David Levine WW Bookkeeping Mrs. Elizabeth Lichton Commercial Geography Miss Mary Lyman U. S. History Civics Miss Elizabeth Maybury Physical Education Mr. Robert McCormick Chemistry Physics Miss Mildred Minnich Mathematics Miss lean Munson Home Economics FACULTY Commercial Miss Marie Porter Latin English Miss Martha Racicli Home Economics Mrs. lane Ralph Merchandising Mrs. Helen Sullivan Home Economics Mr. Iames Vandsburger Music Mr. William Whigam Industrial Arts Mr. Maurice Yochim Art Miss Nellie Marie Quinn Mr. Arthur G. Dahl Mr. Darwin Anderson Miss Naomi Anderson Miss Sylvia Berliner Mrs. Dora Bezanis Miss Louise Blodgett Dr. Iohn Brerne Mr. Clarence Brown Mr. Arthur Buss Mr. Russell Chappel Mrs. Isabel Clark Miss Margaret Cleary Miss Mildred Coddington Mrs. Elaine Dalsey Miss Ruth Dixon Mrs. Elston Elston Miss Ruth English Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald Mrs. Pauline Fox Mrs. Frances Friedman ,. ,. v FACULTY Mrs. Opal Fuson Miss Margaret Gallagher Miss Helen Grant Mr. David Greene Mrs. Ruth Groneman Mr. Arthur Gullo Mrs. Elizabeth Gursch Mrs. Helen Hayslette Miss Bernice Healy Miss Leone Hermann Miss Lylian Herzer Mrs. Frances Hoopingarner Miss Marie Howard Mr. Ralph Iackson Mr. Philip Karirner Mr. David Karolius Miss Stella Kern Miss Grace Kilcourse Mr. William Kipp Miss Diana Korbakes Mrs. Ergily Kvavli Mr. David Lavine Mrs. Elizabeth Lichton Miss Mary Lyman Miss Elizabeth Maybury Mr. Robert McCormick Miss Mildred Minnich Miss lean Munson Mr. Marvin Paul Mrs. Helen Pieil Miss Marie Porter Miss Martha Racich Mrs. lane Ralph Miss Hedwig Schinkel Mrs. Helen Sullivan Miss Helen Thomsen Mr. lames Vandsburger Mr. William Whigam Mr. Maurice Yochim GRADUATES The GRADUATES Our OFFICERS Neal Bail, President Connie Mack Higgins, Vice-Presideni Lorraine Tillman, Secretary Salvatore Guaqliardo, Treasurer f'-an-- , The SPONSORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Ruth Enqlishf Mr. David Lavine, Miss lean Munson, Mrs. Helen Pieil UM ITTEE PROGRAM COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Hollingsworth, Mary I.aRocca, Dennis Hill, Pat I-lathe away 6 PROM COMMITTEE 14B-4A Classes? STANDING: Robert Ne-wey, Maurice Kodie, Connie Mack Hiqqins SEATED: Richard I-Iardinq, Doreen Ko- vitz, Mary Daniels, Donna Barnard ON FLOOR: Rosemary Pecoraro o FINANCE COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGI-IT: lean Fuiinaka, Bob Monsell, Lena Carine, Ben Guaqli- arclo, Paul Kadota CUM ITTEE5 SENIOR PRIVILEGE COMMITTEE STANDING: Mead Gifford, loe Geraci, larnes Keane, Carl Kaqebein SEATED. Charlotte Hurst, Shatiqa Daulet, Nancy Ramirez, Deborah Storck, Evelyn Tate NOMINATING COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT Lena Carine, Oliver Orr, Betty Wagner, Pat Hathaway, Marilyn Crook, Clinton Meininqer, Richard Mohnhaupt SOCIAL COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Mack Htq- qins, Norton lacobs, Rose Sarqis, Dolores Ripke, lames Keane IIIIMMITTEES WALLERIAN PLANNING COMMITTEE STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Neal Boll, Dennis Hill, Iohn Genovese, Robert Monsell, Robert Yeisley SEATED: Mr. David Karolius, Mr. Rob- ert McCormick, Patricia Hathaway, Nancy Peterson, Connie Higgins, Mr. Maurice Yochim CLASS GIFT COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Ioan Sanders, Ger- trude Coyne, Esther Eshoo, Clinton Meinincger CAP AND GOWN COMIVIITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Georqia Georqeson, Kay Tymitz, Bob Loveless, Arlene Picmeta ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE STANDING: Louise Erickson, Lillie Okuhara SEATED: Marybeth Fay, Yoko Ara- kawa Miss lluinrfs Message in the Graduates Each generation must pass its test in the march ot American progress and security. We have experienced three wars in the last thirty-six years and have undergone the most violent economic adjustment in the history of our nation. You have no personal recollection of World War I and barely a measure ot appreciation ot the deprivations and shock of the early nineteen thirties. But tor your parents, these events left scars. World Vlfar ll and our problems in Korea and the Orient today are an ever-present threat to our American Independence. As Waller graduates you have come to understand some of the essen- tials required for honest dealing among nations. Our inheritance gives us the obligation to support moral values throughout the world, not only Within our own borders. You have awakened to the tact that American standards oi moral and spiritual values must be earned and paid for through our will- ingness to exercise them in our daily lives. Having inherited the rules tor democratic living, we can keep the priv- ileges ot such living only as we share our understanding and benefits with those among us and with the peoples beyond our borders. We must deter- mine to assist others to see and appreciate the true values ot equitable living standards and then to aid others in attaining these values we enjoy. Together, we at Waller have identified objectives and provided means for the development ot these objectives: Character, Leadership, and Service. ln your daily school experience you created circumstances that gave you an opportunity to gain a comprehensive foundation oi democratic rules and standards. Now you face a new world. May the good work of your high school days always remain an inspiration to good citizenship. Anna Marie Aigner Yoko Arakawa Kay Ariyasu loan Armetta Dianne Bacon Neal Ball Carol Bartelt Constance Berbas Lois Biden Betty Boanta Mae Bookie Duane Boorsma Rosemary Booton Catherine Branq Barbara Burns Angela Cannella lulie Cannella Lena Carine Muriel Carr Ronald Clark lames Coblenz Claudine Coleman Gloria Colseth Gertrude Coyne Iohn Coyne Marilyn Crook Marilyn Dabisch Mary Daniels Shafiqa Daulet Floyd Earl Thomas Encheff Louise Erickson Esther Eshoo Mary Beth Fay Paul Finch lean Fujinaka Lucia Gartner lohn Genovese Georgia Georqeson Ioseph Geraci Mead Gifford Salvatore Guaqliardo Clara Gultlinq Richard Harding Bill Hart Shirley Haskell Patricia Hathaway Charles Hickey Connie Mack Higgins Dennis Hill Betty Hollingsworth Leonard Huqhes Charlotte Hurst Marion Hurtig Dorothy Huss Shirley llq Marshall Tacob Maria lacobi Norton lacobs Ioanne lacobsori Milton lohnson Paul Kadota Carl Kaqebein Wanda Kaihara loan Karl lames Keane Paul Kimura Dorothy Kohtanen Elizabeth Kolan Doreen Kovitz George Kramer loan LaBarbera V Delores LaLonde l Mary Lou LaRo:ca Robert Loveless Henrietta Lux Geraldine Macaluso RoseAnn Maniscalco lohn Mayahara Clinton Meininqer Ruth Melton Dorothy Mercer Carol Meyers Richard Mohnhaupt Beverly Moley Robert Monsell Patricia Mcriarity Russell Mueller Gerry Murphy Arleen Nelson Robert Newey Lillie Okuhara Anthony Orlando Oliver Orr Raymond Payne Arlene Pianeta Richard Piontkowski Harold Raiman Nancy Lee Ramirez Betty Rhodes Geraldine Rini Dolores Ripke loan Sanders Rose Sarqis Iosephine Sauter Arlene Schwarzer Charles Serio Giovanna Sqaraqlino Barbara Soraparu Bernard Sproat Charlotte Spychalski Mary Stiles Deborah Starck Patricia Sullivan Basil Talbott Evelyn Tate Greqory Tate Rosemary Tengler Lorraine Tillman Margie Todaro Rosemary Toriorice Kathryn Tyrrtitz Bonnie Van Gemert Elizabeth Wagner Loretta Walker Barbara Weinant Norman Werner Paul Yonan Dorothy Zender Pictures not taken Mary Lou LaRocca Sam Realmuto Carmen Silaren I I-IIITIVITIE5 youd kicked U C all x jAr0u?A .fdcfiue fgarficila UBB!-i IZ TIU 5 ST 1113 1 IIIJUNIIIL STUDENT COUNCIL TOP RO'W': F. Earl, M. Iacob, N. Iacobs, N. Ball, C. Hlggins, L. Tillman, S. Daulei, C. Donahue, N. Seng, M. Simak, M. Satzinger, C. Martini, B. Pankratz, N. Widrnann, R. Zahler, M. Siqband, G. Kruse, T. Pocklingion, M. Woodruff, M. Goldberg SECOND BOW: T. Encheff, B, Cleveland, L. Prest, P. Scianna, K. Trautrnan, M. LaRocca, B. Iuhn, R. Meria, Gloria, l. Michiko, M. Turner, G. Fork, H. Yonehara, I. Laudati, E. Higashide, D. Rlcnardson, S. lacobs THIRD ROW: G. Sinclair, R. Shore, B. Welcerle, I. lndihar, M. Reinberger, P. Kirirnura, Cv. Horner, M. Easson, E. Schneider, R. loseph, R, Tones, H. Nikolic, P. Moriarity, I. Gotski, E. Menas, L. Reinlce, B. Guagliardo FOURTH ROW: P. Zomaya, N. Petersen, A. Ohashi, I. Ahern, N. Sullivan, M. Hurmis, A. Groja, I. Koga, G. Sgaraglino, S. Destan, S. Koskosky, I. Cannelia, A. Cannella, P. LaRocca, B. Lesch, B. Donovan BOTTOM ROW: M. Murrell, Y. Markart, Miss Naomi Anderson, R. Schneider, L. Carine, R. Sargis, R. Harding, I. Lincoln, A. Kasulis, D. lacobs, P. Staqner COUNCIL OFFICERS. PAST AND PRESENT STANDING: Marshall Iacob, Spring sergeant-at-arms, Iczrnes Lincoln, Fall president SEATED: Ben Guagliardo, Spring vicefpresidentg Richard Schneider, Fall sergeant-at-arms, Leno Carine, Fall treasure-rg Richard Harding, Spring presidenip Rose Sargis, Pall and Spring secretary, Miss Naomi Anderson, faculty sponsor SIGMA TA SIG A I SIGMA TAU SIGMA TOP ROWE H. Raiman, D. Hill, I. Whittington, B. Talbott, I. Suzuki, B. Yeisley, M. Siqbancl C. Hoff, P. Hathaway, D. Kovitz, B. Devore, F. Sarti SECOND ROW: I. Hooker, I. Cherry, H. Sautter, I. Sherlock, E. Banks, B. Iuhn, Y. Eiriz, C. Paoli, A. lshibashi, K, Hayashi, C. Thomas THIRD ROW: I. Fujinalca, I. Gioverico, I. Toward, R, Meria, M, Kleaver, E. Oda, B. Anderson, I. Guagliardo, B, Boarita FOURTH ROW: I. Smandra, V. Weber, E. Hiqashida, I. Baie-rle, C. Bartelt, S. Daulet, L. Reinlce, Y. Arakawa BOTTOM ROW: L. Tillman, M. Murrell, N. Petersen, C. Meiriiriqer, L. Goss, I. Sottile, Mrs Emily Kvavli SIGMA TAU SIGMA OFFICERS STANDING: Basil Talbott, president SEATED: Iean Fujinako, treasurer, Amy lshibashi, vice-president, Shafiqg Daulet, Secretary ...J The goals we sought . . . When we of the graduating class of Iune l953 chose as the theme of our yearbook, 'YOUTH REPLYES, l CAN, we had in mind some of the special activities and achieve- ments which prove that we have a right to the motto. ln the following pages we have collected many pictures showing Wallerites playing and working, living and learning, and constantly growing, serving, and achieving. Here is our record, one of which we are proud. Privileged to wear a W for service to the school performed in a variety of capacities, from hall guard, office clerk, librarian, to solo- ist in the operetta, officer in the Student Coun- cil, lead in the senior play, and editor of the Yellow and Blue, are the following graduates: Mead Gifford, Barbara Burns, Norton lacobs, Shafiga Daulet, Betty Hollingsworth, Lorraine Tillman, Neal Ball, Lena Carine, Norman Wer- ner, Floyd Earl, Basil Talbott, Georgia George- son, and loan Karl. Others who were generous with their time and talents in the service of Waller in our class are Connie Berbas, Rosemary Booton, Muriel Carr, Tom Encheff, Richard Harding, Connie Mack Higgins, Wanda Kaihara, Mary LaRocca, Ruth Melton, Beverly Moley, Robert Monsell, Lillie Ckuhara, Harold Raiman, Ar- lene Schwarzer, Barbara Soraparu, Rosemary Tengler, and Barbara Weinant. Ever mindful of the fact that scholarship is one very good field for us to prove that Youth Can, we would like to give special mention to graduates who have been members of Sig- ma Tau Sigma, our honor society. Dennis Hill, Harold Raiman, Doreen Kovitz, Pat Hathaway, Clinton Meininger, Mary Stiles,'Carol Bartelt, Yoko Arakawa, Barbara Burns, Shafiga Daulet, Betty Boanta, lean Fujinaka, Mary Daniels, Neal' Ball, Barbara Soraparu, Basil Talbott, Kaye Tymitz, Deborah Storck, Bernard Sproat, and Giovanna Sgaraglino all distinguished themselves consistently in scholarship. ,WWA . T .V iv -v. The prizes we won Honor roll students among the graduates of lune, l953, are Betty Wagner, Shirley Haskell Nancy Ramirez, Iulie Cannella, Lillie Okuhara losephine Sauter, Paul Kadota, Marilyn Crook Marilyn Dabisch, Shirley llg Clara Gultling lohn Mayahara, Lois Biden, Angie Cannella Lena Carine and Rose Sargis The Student Council gave a great many of us a chance to develop qualities of leadership The students listed below were elected by their divisions, many of them again ana again to represent them in the Council: Betty Wag ner, Bob Monsell Tom Encheff Lillie Okuhara Patricia Moriarity, lulie Cannella, Dennis Hill lames Keane Betty Rhodes, Richard Piont kowski, Doreen Kovitz, Ray Payne, Mead Gif tord, Norton lacobs, Paul Yonan Clinton Mein inger, Marshall lacob Ben Guagliardo, Bonnie Van Gemert Constance Berbas Neal Ball Yoko Arakawa, Duane Boorsma Marilyn Crook, larnes Coblenz, Marilyn Dabisch, Lor raine Tillman Shafiga Daulet Angie Cannella Lena Carine, lohn Genovese, Kaye Tymitz Floyd Earl, Rose Sargis, Richard Harding, Mary LaRocca Norman Vlferner loan Sanders Gio vanna Sgaraglino, and Dennis Hill ln order to keep our social center at Waller we had to maintain a certain average attend- ance, which involved planning and publicity, and we had to make sure everyone had a good time after he arrived. The Social Center Com- mittee were very versatile in finding new ideas that would accomplish these aims. Serving on the committee from our class were Ray Payne, Rosemary Tengler, Paul Yonan, Neal Ball, Norton lacobs, Beverly Moley, and Betty Hollingsworth. We're proud of our publications here, too, and of the pupils who worked out this Waller- icm and our Yellow and Blue. Working on the Y 6. B staff were Lillie Okuhara, Shafiga Daulet, Neal Ball, Doreen Kovitz, Connie Mack Hig- gins, and Floyd Earl. Reporters were Rose- The friends we made . . . mary Tengler, Norton Iacobs, Dennis Hill, Ben Guagliardo, Lorraine Tillman, Lena Carine, Marybeth Fay, Deborah Storck, and Dennis Hill. Helping to publish this book consumed a good deal of time tor lohn Genovese, Rose Sargis, Floyd Earl, Henrietta Lux, Pat Hatha- way, Dianne Bacon, Clinton Meininger, Mary Stiles, Ben Guagliardo, Lorraine Tillman, Bob Monsell, Neal Ball, Harold Raiman, and Den- nis Hill. The College Club has been an important organization for a great many graduates. The following were all members: Wanda Kaihara, Georgia Georgeson, Richard Mohnhaupt, Lil- lie Ckuhara, Iames Keane, Harold Raiman, Bob Monsell, Dennis Hill, Ray Payne, Doreen Kovitz, Norton Iacobs fNorton was vice-presi- dent twicel, Paul Yonan, Rosemary Booton, Mead Gifford, Clinton Meininger, Rosemary Tengler, Marshall Iacob, Ben Guagliardo, Con- stance Berbas, Yoko Arakawa, Barbara Burns, Lucy Gartner, Marilyn Dabisch, Anna Marie Aigner, Marilyn Crook, Clara Gultling, Arlene Schwarzer, Shatiga Daulet fShatiga was vice- president and secretaryj, lean Fujinaka, Neal Ball Cvice-president twice and presidentj, Bar- bara Soraparu, Lorraine Tillman, Marybeth Fay, Mary Daniels, Iohn Genovese, Connie Mack Higgins, Arlene Nelson, Floyd Earl, Rose Sargis, Richard Harding lsergeant-at-armsl, Charlotte Hurst, Mary LaRocca, Basil Talbott, Kaye Tymitz, Deborah Storck, Giovanna Sgar- aglino, and Anna Marie Aigner. The tine arts, music, drawing, and drama, tound many enthusiastic patrons among our class members. Note the length of this list of members ot the various choral music organ- izations: Iulie Cannella, Shirley Haskell, Ioan Karl, Ioan Iacobson, Marion Hurtig, Iames The tasks now done . Keane, Betty Kolah, Patricia Moriarity, Nancy Rarnirez, Betty Rhodes, Betty Wagner, Lillie Okuhara, Doreen Kovitz, Ray Payne, Rose- mary Tengler, Pat Sullivan, Paul Yonan, Rose- mary Booton, Loretta Walker, Mead Gifford, Carol Bartelt, Gerry Murphy, Catherine Brang, Constance Berbas, loan Armetta, Ruth Melton, Barbara Burns, Arlene Pianeta, Mae Bookie, Marshall lacob, Norton lacobs, Bonnie Van Gernert, Shatiga Daulet, Louise Erickson, Bet- ty Hollingsworth, Dolores Ripke, Evelyn Tate, Esther Eshoo, Mary Daniels, Lorraine Tillrnan, Anna Marie Aigner, Arlene Schwarzer, Betty Boanta, Neal Ball, Beverly Moley, Charles Serio, Marilyn Dabisch, Barbara Soraparu, Angie Cannella, Muriel Carr, Norrnan Werner, Arlene Nelson, Richard Harding, Floyd Earl, Charlotte Hurst, Dorothy Kohtanen, RoseAnn Maniscalco, Henrietta Lux, Mary LaRocca, Bas- il Talbott, Kaye Tyrnltz, Dorothy Zender, Deb- orah Storck, Giovanna Sgaragltno, and loan Sanders. The instrurnental music organizations had their loyal rnernbers, too. Harold Rairnan, Pat Hathaway, Wanda Kaihara, Betty Rhodes, Bet- ty Kolan, Rosemary Tengler, Delores LaLonde, Paul Yonan, Dianne Bacon, loan LaBarbera, Shirley llg, Clara Gultling, larnes Coblenz, Shatiga Daulet, Neal Ball, Louise Erickson, Lucy Gartner, Paul Einch, lohn Genovese, and Deborah Storck all played with either the band or the orchestra, several graduates played with both groups. These graduates all enioyed art so much that they joined one ot the two speeial clubs tor art students: Bob Newey, Beverly Moley, Richard Mohnhaupt, Patricia Moriarity, lohn Mayahara, Lorraine Tillrnan,Barbara Weinant, Beverly Moley, Neal'Ball, Clara Gultling, Yoko Arakorwa, Doreen Koviti, Clinton Meininger, and Patricia Hathaway. -ww we Q 'Q 1 2 ,, Jg- Q3 :::::::::::: 5 4 :::::::::::,:::::::::. N 2, 4: :N .KN , A Q SW . 4- ::.,, . Q 4 :aim XS 1 . .. mfg We Q , ,Q '71 1 5 Si S 5 3 , 1 K . 3:41 -f - if N 1525 -:ss-'i x x bfi , If SW J Q' , , was , sf was 'fx With each new day . Mary Stiles, Dolores Riplce, Lucy Gartner, Lena Carine lLena was elected to the presidency and to the viceepresidencyl, Arlene Nelson, Rose Sargis lRose was elected treasurer and secretaryl, and Mary l.aRocca. Clubs which drew their membership from Waller students but which were organized for social activities outside school were numerous. They included the Acettes, the Dominoes, the Falconettes, the Crowns, the Ramblers, the Ko- Kays, the Hi-C, the Skyleens, the Charmettes, the Owls, and the Tigerettes. Here are the names of grads who belonged to one or more ot these clubs: Iulie Cannella, loan lacobson, Milton lohnson, Thomas Enchett, Iosephine Sauter, Wanda Kaihara, Norton Iacobs, Arlene Pianeta, Ben Guagliardo, Marshall lacob, Paul Yonan, loan LaBarbera, Claudine Coleman, Gerry Murphy, Pat Hathaway, Charles Serio, lohn Mayahara, Lucille Scott, Evelyn Tate, Shirley llg, Paul Kirimura, Shatiga Daulet, Neal Ball, Angie Cannella, Lena Carine, Rich- ard Harding, Dorothy Kohtanen, Rosemary Tortorice, Charlotte Spychalslci, and Margie Todaro. One ot the highest honors a group ot indi- viduals can give to one of their members is to elect him to office in that group. Students ot the lune, l953, class who have been so hon- ored are: Bob Newey, Wanda Kaihara, Betty Wagner, Dick Piontlcowski, Harold Raiman, Tom Encheit, loan lacobson, Dennis Hill, Nor! ton lacobs, Paul Yonan, Pat Hathaway, Clinton Meininger, Ben Guagliardo, Connie Berbas, Yoko Arakawa, Carmen Silaren, Neal Ball, Shatiga Daulet, Mary Daniels, Connie Mack Higgins, Richard Harding, lohn Genovese, Rose Sargis, Floyd Earl, Charlotte Hurst, Giovanna Sgaraglino, Basil Talbott, Kaye Tymitz, and Happy and busy . Russell Mueller. Many ot these leaders served as otticers in several organizations during their tour years here. And raised to the rank ot officer in the ROTC were the following cadets: Harold Raiman, Basil Talbott, Mead Gittord, Connie Higgins, lohn Genovese, and Neal Ball, For some reason, sports always seem to come toward the end ot a yearbook or a news- paper. Perhaps the editors are saving the best tor the last. At any rate, athletics and athletes are held in high regard at Waller. Following the policy ot Ladies First, we'll begin with girls who played, at some time in the course ot their high school career, on a tournament volleyball, baseball, or basketball team. Here they are: lulie Cannella, Betty Wagner, Betty Rhodes, Patricia Moriarity, Dorothy Huss, Pat Sullivan, Georgia Georgeson, Wanda Kaihara, Geraldine Rini, Shirley Haskell, Loretta Walker, Nancy Ramirez, Dianne Bacon, Pat Hathaway, Rosemary Tengler, Carol Bartelt, Bonnie Van Gemert, Gerry Murphy, Delores Lalsonde, Yoko ,Mmm szff X X 'x x xv, ,M 'V Sith ff is gg i? C 1 Weaving cu paffern . . . Paul Yonan, Norton lacobs, Floyd Earl, and loe Geraci. Paul Yonan, Marshall lacob, and Norman Werner also joined in track and swimming events. OUR FOOTBALL TEAM - 1952 lames Barnes larnes Brittle Sam Calderone loe Culbertson Calvin Creevy Floyd Earl Sam Granatelli Bill Harrington loe Hayes lack Heinz William Hill Paul Kadota Letter Winners Kenneth Bata Floyd Earl Ralph Earl loe Hayes lames Lane lack Heinz Letter Winners on O Enriego Alcayaga Ernest Barnes lohn Beer Robert Devila Vtfilliarn Harrington Paul Kimura lames Lane Charles Lazaro Daniel Little Don Miller Michael Mogan Robert Monsell Ken Nishimura George Piazza Tony Reyes William Wagner Robert Sullivan on Our Varsity Basketball Team - Leonard Hughes Dan Little lohn Pippen loe Suzuki Terry Thinnes Richard Zahler Martin Moore Anthony Orlando Lloyd Pearl Henry Pitner Tom Tomkins OUR BASEBALL TEAM -- 1953 Enriego Alcayaga Ernest Barnes Larry Dellorto Floyd Earl Charles Givens lack Heinz Marshall lacob Greg Kruse Charles Martini Don Miller Tony Orlando lohn Pippen Henry Pitner Peter Scianna Michael Schneider lerome Sheehan lulius Urshan Richard Zahler We presented two Wonderful comedies 1953 ur Frosh-Soph Basketball Team - 1953 dur- ing our senior year. Here are the casts: You Can't Take It with You Rose DeMartino, Gloria Sinclair Penelope Sycamore- Essie ----- Rose Tengler, lo Sottile Rheba - - - Deborah Storclc, loan Rogers Paul Sycamore ---- Clinton Meininger Mr. DePinna 1 Connie Mack Higgins, Leo Ptest Ed--- -------NealBall Donald -------- Robert Newey Martin Vanderhot tGrandpaj - David Nichols Alice - - Roberta Shore, Ursula Parrinello Henderson ------- Fred Vrenios Tony Kirby - - lames Keane, lames Walker Boris Kolenlcov ----- Calvin Creevy Of work and play. Gay Wellington- Diane Paulson, Gail lablinsky Mr. Kirby- Richard Mohnhaupt, Robert Schmidt Mrs. Kirbyd Lorraine Tillman, Marilyn Kleaver Two Men - Arthur Gotski, Robert lones Olga - - - Shatiga Daulet, Iodele King Production Stcdf Director ------- Mr. Philip Karimer lo Cherry, Sandra Ohrn, Mary Beth Fay, Kay Frankos, Robert Newey, Diane Paulson, Iames Walker, Io Sot- tile, Ursula Parrinello, Arthur Gotski, Marilyn Kleaver, Calvin Creevy, Rose DeMartino, Shirley Salmons, Frances Frye, loAnn Guagliardo, Gloria Sin- clair, Neal Ball, Clinton Meininger, Lor- raine Tillman, Beverly Moley, Richard Mohnhaupt. The Man Who Came to Dinner Mrs. Ernest Stanley - Betty Hollingsworth, Clara Bensinger Miss Preen ----- D. Storck, B. Lesch Richard Stanley - - Clinton Meininger lune Stanley - Rose Sargis, Nancy Ramirez Iohn fButlerl ------- Bob Yeisley Sarah lCookj A Harriet Lindsey, Agnes Engel Mrs. Dexter ----- Beverly Wekerle Mrs. McCutcheon - - - Arlene Sprague Mr. Stanley - Richard Mohnhaupt, Floyd Earl Maggie ------- Lorraine Tillman Dr. Bradley -------- Bill Leaveck Sheridan Whiteside - Harold Raiman, Paul Yonan Harriet Stanley ---- Louise Erickson Bert letterson -- Ben Guagliardo, lames Keane Prof. Metz -------- Ierry Iacobs Convicts Y Gail Rippel, Shirley Rornano, R. Traina Mr. Baker -------- Basil Talbott Expressman ------- Pete Scianna Lorraine Sheldon - Rosemary Tengler, Shaiiga Daulet Sandy -Floyd Earl, Richard Mohnhaupt Beverly Carlton - ----- Bob Newey Westcott-Rick Yonan, Harold Raiman Radio Technician - -- Charles Hickey Choir Girls - D. Barnard, G. Rippel, S. Romano Banjo ------ Connie Mack Higgins Deputies - B. Guagliardo, B. Monsell, I. Keane Plainclothes Man - - - Charles Serio Production Staff Director ------ Mr. Philip Karimer Ticket Sales - - Miss Mildred Minnich Rosemary Tengler, Marybeth Fay, Do- reen Kovitz, Clinton Meininger, Arnada Morales, Rick Yonan, Donna Barnard, Pete Scianna, Basil Talbott, Bob Mon- sell, Deborah Storck, Charles Serio, Torn Enchett, Mary Daniels, Connie Mack Higgins, Marilyn Repp. Woller Queen ond Her Court Doris MCCuiSllOH, Beverly Wekerle, Dolores Salhofer, Patricia Moriariiy, Donna McNee Yini Markart, Rosalie De Martino WALLER QU EEN Patricia Moriariiy me CAM of JANUARY '54 ims.mmvc:m1w:.aw..n.x1mv.mMw i , l f 5 5? , 4B OFFICERS I Richard Schneider, President I E Marilyn Repp, Vice-President we C CUM 0 NUAHY '54 The SPONSORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Elizabeth Lich- ton, Miss Ruth English, Mrs. Frances Hoopinqarner, Mrs. Elston Elston Helen Yoriehara, Secretary Lorraine Goss, Treasurer p , IIUIVIIVIITTEES FINANCE COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Keith, Ger- aldine Farina, Lorraine Goss NOT IN THE PICTURE: Irene Weil 0 PROGRAM COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Frances Franzone, Shirley Miller, Peter Scianna 4B RING COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosemary Mock, Phillip Meria, Amanda Morales nuf,:us,,:.w..,. , ,, -... .lv I. H IIUMMITTEE5 NOMINATING COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosemary Mock, Iames Lincoln, Donna Barnard, Mau- rice Kodie, Robert Yeisley, Arline Sprague SENIOR PRIVILEGE COMMITTEE STANDING: Herb Guyett, loe leifries, Bob Hogan, Bob Yeisley SEATED: losephine Abbinanti, Ioanne Anderson, Ann Censotti, Edward Goss WALLERIAN PICTURE COMMITTEE TOP ROW: Richard Mohnbaupt, Rob- ert Mansell SECOND ROW: Ray Payne, Basil Talbott, Harold Raiman, Lorraine Tillman THIRD ROW: lo Cherry, Geraldine Rini, Clinton Meininqer, Mary Stiles BOTTOM ROW: Shaliqa Daulet, Rose Sarqis, Miss Herzer, Doreen Kovilz, Rosemary Tenqler NOT IN PICTURE: Neal Ball SOCIAL COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Barnard, Barbara Lesch, Beverly Farina Iosephine Abbinanti loanne Anderson Donna Barnard Clara Bensinqer Barbara Cale Lucille Blackman Ann Censoiti loyce Ciampi Henry Collins Susan Dhur Larry Dellorto Luzia Dvorak Agnes Engel Geraldine Farina Etra Fortner Frances Franzone Charles Givens Iudy Gladkey Gabriel Gcrnez Edward Goss Lorraine Goss Ioseph Graziano Herb Guyett Ioe Hayes Carol Hoff Wanda Hill Robert Hogan Dominick lacamaro Marvin lones Phyllis Keith Beverly Kaehn Peter Kerkilles Maurice Kodie Theresa Koller lames Lane Lucille Lausch William L eaveclc Barbara Lesch Iam es Lincoln Lois McCoy Donna McNee Phillip YMeria fi ' rv 1 I - .W ' ' I -2 ,I I ,fu K., 1 4 ' , Q 31' qi' arg, for 4 xll :I 5 Qffsqfbdm 'Miller frfjf 4 Q Shirley Miner 'Q Amada Moral Rosemary Mock es Lucille Palermo Diane Paulson Ros emary Pecoraro Martha Perry Nancy Petersen lohnny Pippen Ronald Rada Louise Reder Gail Rippel Shirley Ro Marilyn Repp mano Richard Schneider Peter Scianna Arline Spraqu Lucille Scott e Frank Stadick Rosemary Traina Dorothy Wahl lohn Warda Irene Weil Beverly Robert Wallner Wekerle Charles Wimberly Charles Wood Robert Yeisley Helen Yonehcxm Richard Zcxhler Piciuxes not taken Lola Anderson Albert Bcltigelli Ioe Ieffries Ccxrmelcl LcrBcrrberc1 Elizabeth Lcxzclr .NQQJAHQJ 0 tke l WALLER HIGH SCHOOL GREETS MISS OUINN . . . VETERAN CHICAGO EDUCATOR WELCOMED BY WALLER HIGH . . . INTERNATIONAL HONORS TO MISS ICERN . . . FRIDAY SOCIALS BEGIN . . . RAIMAN, IACOBS CHOSEN BY 4B'S . . . SARGIS, CARINE 4B SECRETARY, TREASURER . . . BIG TOP HOP ANNOUNCED . . . SCHOOL MOURNS MISS MARY RYAN: AT WALLER SINCE l935 . . . SGT. LAMBERT MOVED: HERE FOR SIX YEARS YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU CHOSEN FOR SENIOR PLAY . .. . PATRICIA MORIARITY VOTED MOST BEAUTIFUL AT HOME-COMING . . . MISS OUINN, FACULTY ENTERTAIN SCHOOL LEADERS HERE . . . PAGEANT OPENS CHRISTMAS SEASON . . . LANGUAGE GROUPS TO SING CAROLS . . . ART GUILD HOLDS CHRISTMAS PARTY . . . HARDING, GUAGLIARDO TO HEAD STUD'ENT COUNCIL . . . BALL, HIGGINS HEAD 4A'S . . . TILLMAN, GUAGLIARDO SECRETARY, TREASURER . . . RAIMAN, IACOBS HEAD COLLEGE CLUB . . . BALL, DAULET, OKUHARA CO-EDIT Y 6. B . . . TALBOTT PRESIDENT OF S.T.S .... MR. GREENE SPONSORS HONOR GROUP . . . WALLER ARTISTS LEAD IN CITY AWARDS . . . MR. KOSLOFF LEAVES WALLER FOR SOUTH SHORE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL- SHIP . . . CHIMES OF NORMANDY PRESENTED BY MUSIC DEPARTMENT . . . SENIORS CHOSE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER' '... TEA HONORS GRADS' PARENTS . . . PROM NIGHT IUNE 6 . . . DAULET, TILLMAN LEAD SENIORS IN SCHOLARSHIP . . . MISS OUINN ADDRESSES 132 GRADU- ATES AT COMMENCEMENT. The DIVISIUN5 FHESHME DIVISION 122-1 DIVISION 1 15-I MR. GULLO'S DIVISION TOP ROW: E. Hines, B. Keen, B. Sweet, D. Geyer, G. Bashin, R. Auburn, R. Freewalt, R. Wilson, M. Rispeck, T. Pocklinqton SECOND ROW: B. Bennett, D. Lazzaro, Bauer, B. Rarnberg, G. Sciacca, F. Rauch THIRD ROW: V. Pfeiffer, P.,-PEZ22, M. Lawrence, B. Enqliese, B. Brownlee BOTTOM ROW: I, Gilbert, T. Makiyarna, Milam, W. Grim, M. Leak ' MISS LYMAN'S DIVISION TOP ROW: A. Earle, S. Bray, R. Boyce, N. Dalzell, T. Stephenson, W. Hutchens, P. Koss SECOND ROW: J. Benson, G. Menard, G. Votaw, H. Pincsak, E. Thompsen, F. Beily 454,311 btfhufi THIRD ROW: R. Iones, H. Melton, G. Galbraith, I-I. Arakawa, S. Pivonka, Miss Lyman BOTTOM ROW: P. LoRocco, I. DiGreqorio, C. Loula, I. Pollaci, C. Weisenberqer kg.,-Ar FHESHME DIVISION 311-2 DIVISION 1 12-2 MISS HOWARD'S DIVISION TOP ROW: P. Tortorice, I. McCoy, E. Walker, E. Barnes, fililrlczndo, R. Berger, T. Provencher SECOND ROW: I. Bonson, I. Blcxssrncmn, DL'lN'EEg9,rci, MLB-Egsion, B. Schubert, L. Qiuliling, C. Boies THIRD ROW: M. Bookie, C. Barry, I. Mciggio, M. Ccxponigro, L. Hill, B. Upshire, A. Poliiis BOTTOM BOW P. Sirink, EAReink-e, M. Skelnik, G. Ratio, Miss Howard MISS PORTER'S DIVISION TOP ROW: R. Egon, C. Bowman, M. Rernic, O. Planting, U. Quarles, E. Mohnhgupt, B. Cullen, M. Loewenbruck SECOND ROW: D. Ripke, I. Vxfcrdmon, L. Houston, E. Michelotii, D. Kimbell, K. Schaefer, E. Schneider THIRD ROW: I. Bogori, C. Becker, I. Cicchino, E. Barrett, I. Gciletono, E. Shigernurc BOTTOM ROW: I. Ioloisky, E Bugciren, R. Lincoln, C. Corey, A. Cgppellcino FHESHME DIVISION 123-1 DIVISION 307-2 Ivms. FUsoN's DIVISION TOW ROW: C. Davis, A. Hairlich, R. Browuson, S. Gillis, S. LaPaqlia SECOND ROW: I. Witteck, M. Crawford, R. Emmerich, C. Crawford, K. Gates, M. Dunn W -s--If kiln' THIRD ROW: E. Miller, D. Richardson, T. Gould, B. Johnson, E, Standberry, L. Eisenlrauf FOURTH ROW: A. Kasulis, Mrs. Fuson, S. Finley, D. Fletcher, Y. Munyon, M. Wilson, P. Leonafli -4'bos.avlFllu. 5-?9 -if BOTTOM ROW: E. Mheenbeck, F. Maqierek, C. Wilson, D. I-leistad, l. Bouyer MR. KAROLIUS' DIVISION TOP ROW: S. Tolliver, C. Hudson, E. Harris SECOND ROW: Puelma RJ-eloria, N. Croy, S. Lee, M. Woodruff, B. Donivan ' 5 THIRD ROW: D. Campbell, L. lohnson, A. O'Connor, B. Piagentini, G. Beqovich, R. Fee 'i-nuff' -1-'Lp-u 'Q BOTTOM ROW: Hamilton, I. Bodenske, R. Sansone, Y. Sakuma, F. Newcomer, G. Mott, C. Blake 'F ' SUPHU IJHE MISS EERLINEIFS DIVISION TOP ROW: K. Kodie, I. Buschi, W. Wakatini, R. Williams, G. Masino SECOND ROW: E. Ritter, B. Frakes, M. Dalton, S. Paxton, G. Nabicht, P. Gahertry THIRD ROW: Miss Berliner, P. Kirimura, C. Roberts, E. Hiqashicli, V. Weber, N. Hill, L. BOTTOM ROW: B. Voight, I. Bruner B. Book, K. Herron, M. Budnick, E. Colohan MRS. SUI.L1VAN'S DIVISION TOP ROW: R. Derx, R. Sullivan, I. Ashley, K. Gambrel SECOND ROW: E. Freels, A. Anderson, D. Wilhelmson, , Blake, F. Sarti, R. Andre THIRD ROW: I. Srnith, S. lennings, Anna Pichler, D. Webb, B. Bennett, Mrs. Sullivan FOURTH ROW: D. Mernmen, P. Speciale, C. Ne-ry, A. LaVine, E. Rooker BOTTOM ROW: M. Alaimo, I, Enwin, I. Laudati, A. Ohashi DIVISION 104 3 DIVISION 1213 Horton SUPHUMUHE5 DIVISION 124-3 DIVISION 209-3 DR. BREME'S DIVISION TOP ROW: Zomaya, Piazza, Sieqeri, Culbertson SECOND ROW: Culbertson, Roueiie, Iuhn, Gibson THIRD ROW: Valenti, Cloherty, Mathias, Baier, Krucelc FOURTH ROW: Spanos, Hartman, Anania, Shurba, Clanton BOTTOM ROW: Fletcher, Oyama, Prusch, Obermeyer, Geary MISS KORBAKES' DIVISION TOP ROW: G. Doerner, D. Clark, R. Vxfalker SECOND ROW: B. lones, V. lones, S. Molz, D. Cole, B. Kina, B. Devore THIRD ROW: D. Sheehan, I. Kaiona, I. Briskin, R. Massano, I. Toward, R. Meria, T. Leeke FOURTH ROW: P. Peierman, E. Sanders, L. Schultz, D. Sernple, G. Meyer BOTTOM ROW: C. Markin, R. Oddo, H. Sprincz, D. Geyer, I. Farrell SIIPHU UHE5 MR. YOCHIM'S DIVISION TOP ROW: L. SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: D. FOURTH ROW: BOTTOM ROW: E. Oda, R. Caldera, R. Sircloreus, I. Gillis, C. Wachsmuih Pearl, D. Pocklinqton, E. Alcayaqa, M. Moore B. Neumann, I. Beer, B. Deford, D. Erickson, l. Sniedze, D. Murray Sanders, B. Koonce, N. Widmann, D. Tillery, E. Rahiz, M. Mikolajczak, B. Mr. Yochim, M, Ball, I. Sherlock, M. Hudson, S. Iacobs, l. Koqa MRS. DALSEY'S DIVISION TOP ROW: D. Little, K. Baia, L. Phillips, O. Saul, R. Schmitt SECOND ROW: I. Barnes, G. Lesch, T. Bello, K, Trautman, D. Iohnston, I, Hurtiq THIRD ROW: Mrs. Strull, P. Marsh, E. Damaso, M. Mueller, I. Gianneschi, S. Taylor BOTTOM ROW: I. Mueller, G. Horner, E. Massey, I. Martillaro, D. Ellis DIVISION 304 3 DIVISION 225-4 'Zampese SUPHUMUHE5 DIVISION 208-4 MR. PAUL'S DIVISION TOP ROW: R. Kjellcmd, P. Rubschlczqer SECOND ROW: M. Ellingboe, R. Rock, I. Lincistrom, L. Wheelock, C. Donohue, B. MacKenzie BOTTOM ROW: D. Fritz, M. Spokely, G. Doskin, I. Ahern UNIUHS DIVISION 110-5 MISS HEALY'S DIVISION TOP ROW: P. Cczrlino, I. Heinz, T. Taylor, F. Miller, H. Rosenberg, I. Mims SECOND ROW: l. Enno, K. Kuhn, I. Zcrhoropoulos, I. Iensen, E. Cooper, G. Fcxlknor THIRD ROW: R. Wiercioch, M. Mizuno, N. Pistone, P. Cieloha, R. Ioseph, Carol Leprich FOURTH ROW: B. Iohnson, H. Stuerrner, S. Destun, G. Schwcxke, A. Fuentes, C. Come-lla, Miss Healy BOTTOM ROW: R. Geil, M. Bingo, E. Corbett, O. Salhofer, C. Paoli UNIIIHS DIVISION 207-5 DIVISION 303-5 MR. ANDERSON'S DIVISION TOP ROW: Mr. Anderson, H. Lindsay, M. Goldberg, F. Stewart SECOND ROW: V. Arcuri, P. Abbate, P. Flynn, D. Miller, G, Kruse THIRD ROW: A. Keller, E. Forton, E. Lessintine, S. Iones, B. Lawton, D. Larsen FOURTH ROW: G. Bauman, M. Richter, M. Rimorin, C. Bianchi, A. Marassa, C. Barrett BOTTOM ROW: I. Ferrara, C. Ferguson, A. lshibashi, C. Burke, H. Sakuma MISS THOMSEN'S DIVISION TOP ROW: M. Schneider, R. Iohrison, A. Kohsel, G. Royal SECOND ROW: A. Marzano, D. Miyaki, I. Simpson, R. Astrauss, W. Hill, I. Thinnes THIRD ROW: Miss Thomsen, PfISottosar:to, M. Teltz, A. Wilson, Y. Markart, P. Steele FOURTH ROW: I. Hooker, I. Toney, L, MaCartney, M. Hawkins, S. Teague, P. Moore BOTTOM ROW: C. O'Shana, D, Russell, M. Cipolla, S. Oliver, I. Walker UNIUH5 DIVISION 301-5 DIVISION 319-6 MRS. SCHINKEL'S DIVISION TOP ROW: A. Rosseito, VV. Fuller, I. Smiih, E. Laing, K. Schaefer SECOND ROW: Miss Schinkel, I. Urshan, D. Bowman, A. Zaehrinqer, C. Leonard, C. Thomas THIRD ROW: I. Magqiore, C. Martini, S. Schrader, M. Nickraud, C. Chapman, R. Moreau, L. Reinke BOTTOM ROW: Z. Shimon, D. Puelma, I. McGann, C. Nowak, K. Hayashi MRS. HOOPINGARN'ER'S DIVISION TOP ROW: C. Wood, I. Graziano, M. Kodie, H. Collins SECOND ROW: I. Ieffries, H. Guyeii, W. Leaveck, P. Kerkilles, I. Warda THIRD ROW: B. Wekerle, L. Blackman, I. Ciarnpi, R. Mock, I. Anderson, C. Hoff, L. Lausch BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Hoopinqarner, F. Franzone, G. Farina, C. Bensinqer, M. Murrell UNIUH5 MRS. ELSTON'S DIVISION TOP ROW: B. Cleveland, P. Meria, F. Stadick, P. Scianna, IQ Lincoln, I. Lane, C. Wimberle SECOND ROW: S. Dhur, C. Givens, R. Rada, E. Goss, R. Hogan, P. Gioe, I. Gladkey THIRD ROW: R. Pecoraro, I. Abbinanti, D. McNee, N. Petersen, T. Koller, L. Palermo, L. Reder BOTTOM ROW: M. lacobi, Mrs. Elston, B. Lesch, L. Dvorah, l. Weil, D. Paulson, A. Sprague NOT lN THE PICTURE: D. Brown, B. Cale, A. Krull, C. LclBerbera, H. Meyer, I. Turner After spending our freshman year with Miss Mary Lyman in Room ll5, during which time we put on a talent show for the other freshman divisions, our division moved to 306 with Mrs. Elston Elston for our division teacher. Our second year was spent getting acquainted with the new division. Our third year started out wonderfully with the planning of a skating party at the I-lub. During the specialty numbers, Mrs. Elston put on an exhi- bition for us. We became more active in Student Council with lim Lincoln elected president and Pete Scianna our representative. Nancy Petersen was elected president of Sigma Tau Sigma and Barbara Lesch ran for Carni- val Oueen, thus doing her part in raising money for the STS Scholarship Fund. Another skating party was planned, this time with Phil Meria in the spot- light. We were one of the first divisions to have WOW payment of the Stu- dent Fee, and for the first time in our history we saw a Talent Show. Ours was one of three divisions given a party by the P.-T.A. We also discovered artistic talent. Rosemary Pecoraro, one of Waller's cheerleaders, won an art award in a recent contest. Our Donna McNee was a candidate for Home- coming Queen, and Diane Paulson had a part in the senior class play, You Cczn't Take It with You.. ln our 4B semester Bob Hogan became Council representative, and lim Lincoln was re-elected division president and promoted to Lieut.-Colonel on City Staff. We are well represented in all school organizations and are looking forward to a happy and successful 4A semester. UNIUH5 DIVISION 125-6 MRS. LICHTON'S DIVISION TOP ROW: M. Iones, L. Deilorto, R. Waiiner, R. Zahier, R. Yeisley, D, Iacamaro SECOND ROW: A. Renny, B. Kaehn, W. Myers, D. Barnard, R. Schneider, L. McCoy THIRD ROW: P. Keith, L. Goss, A. Engel, A. Censotti, A. Morales, MIS. I-iChIOl'l BOTTOM ROW: G. Rippei, S. Miller, D. Young, H. Yonehara, E. Fortner SE IDRS DIVISION 212-7 Mn. xAmMzn's mv1s1oN TOP ROW: Mr. Karimer, I. Cobleriz, L. Hughes, W. Borchers, S, Realmuto, N. Bali SECOND ROW: P. Kimura, C. Serio, I. Mayahara, L, Tillman, B. Soraparu, A. Schwarzer, E. Tate THIRD ROW: B. Weinant, A. Aigner, L. Scott, M. Daniels, D. Ripke, I. Mischke, M. Crook FOURTH ROW: L. Erickson, S. Dauiet, B. Moiey, B. Hiliingsworth, B. Bonata, M. Dabsich, E. Eshoo SEATED: C. Guitlingl L. Gartner, S. Hg, I. Fujinaka, M. Perry SE IUHS MR. LAVlNE'S DIVISION TOP ROW: I. Genovese, K. Tymitz, R. Mueller, B. Sproat, R. Clark, A. Battigelli, O. Orr, R. Harding, B. Talbott, N. Werner, I. Geraci, C. Higgins, P. Finch, D. Kohtanen, S. Ge-annopulos, F. Earl SECOND ROW: K. Ariyasu, C. Hurst, R. Mcmiscalco, H. Lux, M. Carr, D. Zender, A. Cannella, M. Todaro, R. Tortorice, C. Spychalski BOTTOM ROW: Mr. David Lavine, D. Starck, L. Biden, M. LaRocca, G. Sgaraglino, R. Sargis, L. Carine, I. Sanders, M. Fay NOT IN PICTURE: A. Nelson In September of 1949, a group of excited but rather shy freshmen met for the first time with Mrs. Augusta Schisler in 212. After a hectic Week of getting adjusted, we settled down to the routine of high school life. Next semester, we moved to l02. Here Mrs. Schisler did much to organize us as a division known for its school spirit. Then Mrs. Schisler became sopho- more adviser and Miss Dariotis became our division teacher. ln 2B We moved to 300 and Mr. David Lavine, Who has been our division teacher ever since. Other moves brought us to 201, to 200, and finally to 202. In spite of changes in membership, the spirit of our group has remained unchanged through the semesters. We have had, for example, the president, the vicepresident, the secretary, and the treasurer of the Student Council in our division. Two of our members Were Class officers in 4B. The 4A vice- president is one of our group. Some of us are in Sigma Tau Sigma and on the honor roll. We are well represented in the College Club, the choruses, and the ROTC by members and officers. Some of our members are doing out- standing Work in drama. As we leave high school, the brightest memories We will take with us will be of the good times We had in division and of the friends We made there. SE IUH5 MISS MUNSON'S DIVISION TOP ROW: T. Encheff, G. Tate, M. Iohnscn, H. Raiman, A. Orlando SECOND ROW: C. Kaqebein, R. Mohnhaupt, R. Piontkowski, 1. Coyne, D. Hill, M Monsell G. Kramer THIRD ROW: R. Newey, I. Keane, M. Hurtig, D. Mercer, D. I-luss, G. Rini, G. Macaluso FOURTH ROW: Miss Munson, G. Coyne, Iffacobson, B. Rhodes, B. Vlfaqner, L Okuhara P. Moriarity, S. Haskell BOTTOM ROW: B. Kolan, I. Sauter, I. Cannella, G. Georgeson, N. Ramirez, W. Kaihara I Karl In the fall of l949, an eager group of awkward yet ambitious young freshies entered division 210' and met their division teacher, Miss Iean Munson, for the first time. Here, they adapted themselves to their school schedules for the next seven semestersp then in the eighth they moved to 208. In four years' time, a small but firm nucleus of eleven from the original group remained intact, While additions from division 100, l06, 121, 201, 202 and 2ll were received in the middle semesters. And always, there Was Miss Munson to guide and advise us through our difficulties. We have seen the development of maturity and confidence, preparations to face the responsibilities which lie before us. We have encouraged and helped our friends to become class leaders. We have been represented in the school activities and organizations throughout the eight semesters. The 4B president and Cadet-Major of the ROTC, the Homecoming Queen, the president of the Advanced Spanish Club, the president of the Projectors' Club, and the co-editor of the Yellow cmd Blue are from this division, as are star- ring members of the senior play casts, outstanding members of art and music organizations, sports, ROTC, and Sigma Tau Sigma. We are now at that phase of school life Where we look back to list our accomplishments against our shortcomings and Where we look forward to graduation and the future. TOP ROW: M. SECOND ROW: L. Anderso THIRD ROW: R. FOURTH ROW' BOTTOM ROW SE IUH5 DIVISION 108-7 MRS. PFEIL'S DIVISION Gifford, P. Kadola, B, Hari, D. Boorsma, R. Payne, l. LaBarl'1era B. Van Gemert, S. Guaqliardc. N. lacobs, P. Yonan, M. lacob, G. Murphy, rr Booton, B. Burns, P. Sullivan, M. Stiles, P. Hathaway, C. Barlelt, Mrs. Pfeil G. Colselh, R. Melton, L. Walker, D. Bacon, C. Meininqer, I. Armelta, C. Berbas C. Brarrq, Y. Arakawa, D. Kcvitz, D, LaLor1de, R. Tenqler P.T.A. OFFICERS THE WALLER PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION SEATED: Mrs. Lesch, president, Mrs. Spokely, Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Toward STANDING: Mrs. Sleverrsorr. secretary, Mrs. Widrnarm, treasurer WUHBANIZATIU 5 COLLEGE CLUB Education is a continuing process, never completed until life itself is completed. Many Waller students plan to continue their formal education beyond high school, and to serve their interests the College Club Was estab- lished several years ago. Members of this group have an opportunity to hear speakers from various colleges, to inquire into the special requirements of Whatever college, univer- sity, or professional school they may wish to attend, to learn about available scholarships, and to visit Chicago area colleges and universities. Various items of special information are made readily available to mem- bers by the club sponsor, Miss Grace Kilcourse. COLLEGE CLUB TOP ROW: I. Keane, I. VV'hittinqton, M. Gifford, R. Payne, D. Wilhelrnson, H. Sautter, L. Tillman, I. Genovese, C. Higgins, R. Kjelland, A. Oyama, I. Giaqliardo, R. Ioseph, C, Leprich, F. Dudley, R. Monsell, D. Hill, D. Salhofer SECOND ROW:: R. Mohnhaupt, M. Satzinqer, K. Trautman, M. Murrell, M. Dabisch, I. Ahern, D. Storck, B. Alanne, S, Daulet, A. Aigner, B. Iuhn, I. Baierle, K. Traficante, R. Shore, I. Cherry, B. Guaqliarclo THIRD ROW: L. Reinke, K. Frankos, N. Seng, Florence, I. Pujinaka, L. Gartner, R. Tenqler, N. Petersen, M. Spokely, C. Hurst, M. Kleaver, I. Blanchard, G. Sinclair FOURTH ROW: O. ORR, D. Puelma, B. Pankratz, R. Sidoreus, R. Benjamin, I. Sotille, C. Meininger, U. Parrinello, E. Rooker K. Hayashi, A. Ishibashi SEATED: Mr. Albert Kosloff, sponsor, Rosalie DiMartino, treasurer, Iodele King, secretaryp Neal Ball, president: Noton Iacobs, vice-pesidentg Richard Harding, sergeant-at-arms, Yini Markart, Student Council representative. A ART GUILD ART CLUB ART GUILD CMR. YOCHIMI TOP ROW: I. Mayahara, L. VV'hitman, M. Kodie, C. Besinger, A. Pichler, C. Karros SECOND ROW: Mr. Yochim, E. Modica, I. Bruner, G. Homer, D. McCuistion, E. Massey, L. BIackrnan BOTTOM ROW: M. Nickrand, I. Campo, treasurer, D. Nichols, vice-president, C. Meininger, president, D. Kovitz, secretary: R. Mohnhaupt, B. Newey WALLER ART CLUB KMRS. ELSTONI TOP ROW: I. Weinberg, B. Keen, C. Hoff, D. Kjellancl, M. Paris, D. Ruzich, D. Wagner, Mrs. Elston Elston, V. Weber, N. McGinnis SECOND ROW: G. King, A. Ishibashi, G, Galbraith, C. Loula THIRD ROW: R. Meria, manager of sales, R. Ioseph, treasurer, A. Grage, E. Higashide, repre- sentative, V. Blum, A. Ohashi SEATED ON FLOOR: I. Bruner, I. Gaietano, E. Oda, assistant manager of sales, L. Wright, A. Morales NOT IN PICTURE: P. Meria FELINERS THE FELINERS TOP ROW: S. Turner, L. Wheelock. SECOND ROW: M. Spokely, S. Taylor, I. Ahern V. Orr Tl-l'lRD ROW: A. Carris, K. Trautman, Miss Galla qher, M. Saizinger BOTTOM ROW: A. Morales, N. Senq, D. McCuis tion, C. Donahue HOME EC CLUB TOP ROW: M. Kleaver, I. King, I. Gladkey, G. Iablinsky SECOND ROW: V. Weber, B. Wek- erly, M. Stiles, R. Pecoraro, R. Ohnee sorq THIRD ROW: P. Keith, L. Gartner, I. Soitile, E. Colohan, l. Bruner FOURTH ROW: I. lacobson, Miss Racich, Miss Munson, Mrs. Sulli- van, M. Repp BOTTOM ROW: L. Carine, R. Sargis, K. Frankos, R. DeMartino, U. Par- rinello LIBRARY CLUB TOP ROW: M. Paris, M. Slcelnick, D. Murray, D. Wilhelmson, S. Hackett, G. Ratio SECOND ROW: R. Maria, B. luhn, L. Prosch, L. Horton, E. Sanders THlRD ROW: A. Moued, D. Timm, V. Weber, D. Norqaarcl, C. Moore, I. Wadman, D. Tillery FOURTH ROW: S. Miller, P. Strink, B. Pankraiz, D. Memmen. D. P o'r , A. lshibashi, D. Puelma, D. Leninqion BOTTOM ROW: C. Thomas, presi- dent: D. Salhoier, secretary, Y. Mar- kari, treasurer, S. Matz, social chair! many Miss Blodqeii, librarian: Mrs. Iackson, library clerk RAMB-ERS THE RAMBLERS STANDING: Rick Yonan, Marshall lacob, Ben Guagliardo, Ollie Orr SEATED: Neal Ball, Tom Encheff, Dick Harding, Norton lacobs, Charles Serio When this group of boys had been together for three-and-one-half semesters they decided to form a club. Through this club they plan to keep together after graduation. Nine senior boys make up the membership: Norton lacobs, Marshall lacob, Ollie Orr, Neal Ball, Richard Harding, Charles Serio, Rick Yonan, Ben Guagliardo, and Thomas Encheff. One of the Ramblers' first activities was to sell chances to accumulate funds for the dark blue jackets with the club insignia which are so famil- iar a sight in the Waller corridors. A successful hayride party was another initial activity. The Ramblers are all active in school affairs. Neal Ball is one of the busiest members of the senior class. He is president of the class, presi- dent of the mixed chorus, and co-chairman of the Friday Night Social committee. Thomas Encheft is president of the Camera Club, president of the Projectors' Club,, and an active member of the Student Council and the drama class. Ben Guagliardo is treasurer of the 4A class and vice-president of the Student Council. Richard Harding is president of both the Stu- dent Council and the Merchandising class. Marshall lacob has shown his school spirit in athletics in both baseball and football. He is also sergeant-at-arms in the Student Council. Norton lacobs is vice-president of the College Club, a reporter on the Yellow and Blue, a mem- ber of the Student Council and of the Friday Night Social committee. Ollie Orr participates in all the school and club activities. . Chuck Serio showed his school spirit in the Work he did for The Man Who Come to Dinner. Active in drama and in many other activities is Rick Yonan. He is a member of the Student Council, of the Friday Night Social committee, and of the College Club. The Ramblers have begun to make plans for the years following graduation. Ollie Orr, Norton lacobs, Neal Ball, Richard Harding, ,and Rick Yonan plan to attend college. Marshall lacob has made arrangements for a government job in Civil Service. Ben Guagliardo, Thomas En- cheff, and Charles Serio have no plans of their own but know that Uncle Sam has made some for them. The Ramblers will continue their twice-a-month meetings at members' homes. Treasurer Marshall lacob and Secretary Ben Guagliardo have plans for continuing these meetings and the collection of dues. I1 SSES and SIIHUIJI. SERVICE CONCERT ORCHESTRA TOP ROW, THE BASSES: D. Tillery, Genovese, I-lbalos, Pujisi, Encheff, Enchefi, Rairnond, Ball, Scarpy, I-Bession, Benjamin, Muraki, Dvorak, Mr. Vanzisburqer SECOND ROW: Gordon, lones, Arcuri, Bird, Doerner, Bird, Oyama, luhn, Saizinqer, Nelson THIRD ROW: Oyama, Wilson, Ouarles, Engel, Daulet, Nabichi, Schaefer, Goldberg BOTTOM ROW: Gultlinq, lla, Gartner, Weil, Rinqler, Gultlinq, Einz, Schaefer ROTC BAND TOP ROW: Mr. Vandsburqer, Abalos, Fujisi, Genovese, Heistad, Oyama, Murrell, Ball, Encheff, Raimond, Schaefer, Scarpy SECOND ROW: Hiqashi, Peterson, Engel, Hessian, Benjamin, Graqe, Reyes, Dixon, Dvorak BOTTOM ROW: Newman, Iones, Lesch, Gultlinq, Bird, Gordon, Doerner, Arcuri, Krucek, Toward Music MIXED CHORUS TOP ROW: O. Planlinq, W. Hill, D. Bianchi, A. Orlando, L. Wicklund, M. Daniels, T. Stephen- son, C. Hudson, D. Hulten, M. Gifford, I. Keane, R. Schneider, D. Bowman, M. Goldberg, N. lacobs, L. Newburn, A. Hudson, R. Srnola, R. Hogan SECOND ROW: R. Whaley, P. Kirimura, M. Taylor, l. Rogers, K. Trautman, B. Wekerle, C. Donahue, B. Moley, I. Ahern, M. Doloisch, E. Goede, I. Guagliardo, M. Spokely, U. Parrinello THIRD ROW: I. Cherry, S. Erickson, R. Wierciock, C. Leprich, Y. Markart, D. Wilhelmson, H. Sautter, P. Steele, R. Tenqler, N. Wiclrnan, D. Puelma, B. Anderson, D. Storck, N. Ramirez, F. Brodt FOURTH ROW2 R. DiMartino, D. Russell, A. Anania, K. Frankos, N. Sullivan, V. Quist, A. Carris, I. Walker, M. Rirnorin, Z. Shimon, VV. Hill, P. Keith, L. Goss BOTTOM ROW: Miss Gallagher, R. Shore, G. Sinclair, I. Kina, N. Ball, M. Kleaver, B. Alanne, B. Burns GIRLS' CHORUS. SECTION I TOP ROW: E. Eshoo, l. Creamer, F. Dudley, H. Karall, C. Frank, S. Matz, M. Hurting, A. Keller SECOND ROW: K. Traficanti, l. Blanchard, D. Drnek, M. Mueller, A. Engel, D. Salhofer, S. Schroeder, G. Belew, C. Bates THTRD ROW: E. Dornaso, l. Geiger, I. Farrell, P. Nowicki, E. Mohnhaupt, R. Staprens, S. Hackett, B. Devore, E. Modica, L. Erickson FOURTH ROW: D. Kimbell, E. Michelotti, L, Walker, G. Homer, A. Reinberqer, D. Norqaard, I. Clanton, B. Barrett, D. Oberrnayer, C. Modena BOTTOM ROW: Miss Gallaaher, S. Miller, C. Nowak, C. Acopiado, D. Beckhoff, l. Schuler, l. Munzell, C. Karros U SIE - 7- GIRLS' CHORUS - SECTION II TOP ROW: R. Kane, D. Larsen, G. Toney, C. Thomas, B. Norman, P. Edrnundson SECOND ROW: R. Edwards, 1. Ciampi, M. Repp, G. Wikirol, S. Taylor, S. Oliver, M. Ellinboe THIRD ROW: M. Buerger, M. Osborne, S. Destan, A. Orford, M. Rock, B. MacKenzie, M. Miller, B. lohnson, C. Potts FOURTH' ROW: l. DeWulf, D. McNee, C.'Chaprnan, M. Nickrand, S. Koskosky, N. Svenson, A. Morales, G. Sgaraglino, 1. Giovenco BOTTOM ROW: Miss Gallagher, C, Comella, C. Burke, R. Giel, D. Bosnak, E. Banks, B. Kohrn M. Nichols 1 THE CHIMES OF NORMANDY Presented by the Mixed Chorus, April 14 and 15, 1953 SOPRANOS Anna Carris Marilyn Dabisch Dorianne Drnek Wanda Hill Marion Hurtig Carol Leprich Shirley Miller Pat Moriarity Sonya Metz Marion Rirnorin Dolores Salhofer Zelma Shimon Margaret Gallagher, Henri....... . Grenicheux . Gaspard .... Bailli ..... Germaine . . . Serpolette . . . Gertrude .. Nanette . . . Dancers . . l-lildegard Stuermer loEllen Walker BARITONES I-lirotada Arakawa Norman Sullivan Darwin Bowman Robert Eshoo Kenneth Gambrel Robert Hogan Charles Hudson Don Hulten Richard Schneider Lee Wicklund Russell Wilson ALTOS Iudy Ahern Betty Alanne Angie Anania Emily Banks Constance Berhas Rosemary Booton Carolyn Enari Esther Eshoo Pauline Kirimura Yini Markart PRODUCTION STAFF lames Vandsburger, Mildred Minnich CAST Adela Morales Diane Puelrna Lona Prosch Marina Reinberger Lillian Reinke Pat Steele Deborah Storck Charlene Thomas Roberta Whaley TENORS Mead Giord Bill Leaveck Peter Roubekas .....Melvin Goldberg, Neal Ball ....Peter Scianna, lames Keane . ........,........ ..Norton lacohs ......................,Robert Patton .....Florence Broclt, Betty Hollingsworth ..........Lorraine Goss, Phyllis Keith ...Roberta Whaley Ahern ...Pauline Kirimura, Emily Banks, Yini Markart, Anna Carrie, Angia Anania, Delores Salhoter AN UAGE: DIE THALIA TOP ROW: A. Graqe, I. Beer, R. Patton, M. Goldberg DIE THALIA SECOND ROW M. Mueller, H. Korall, R. Wallner, W. Ianusch, P. Rubschlager, L. Pearl THIRD BOW: I. Sherlock, I. Blassmann, R. Eichberqer, A. Duerr, B. Kinq, B. Devore, E. Freels, I. Baierle FOURTH ROW: A. Carris, l. Iacobi, I. Weil, I. Ialafsky, F. Brodt, L. Gartner, D. Hartman, I. Farrell BOTTOM ROW: I. Bonqratz, I.. Prosch, Y. Einz, H. Raiman, M. Satzinqer, N. Seng, Mrs. Gursch 5 LATIN S 41 5 LATIN CLUB TOP ROW: R. Naiman, I. Iefferies, F. Dudley, I. La Barbera MIDDLE ROW: I. Blanchard, H. Gutschel, M. Sirnak, C. Donahue BOTTOM ROW: XB. Pankratz, M. Ellinqboe, D. Fritz, D. McCuistion, V. Orr IINEU EES SPANISH CLUBS LOS CONQUISTADORES Y LOS AGUILAS TOP ROW: W. Hill, M. Schneider, D. Pocklington, P. Flynn, H. Guyett SECOND ROW: E. Lesentine, D. Murray, B. Snow, F. Sarti, M. Taylor, M. Iohnson, V. Iones THIRD ROW: I. Smandra, I. Sniedze, D. Tillery, B. Bennett, M. Ball, I. Rentas, B. Zampese FOURTH ROW: I. Smith, M. Krucek, D. Gibson, C. Ferguson, I. Clanton, A. Ohashi, N. Widrnan, Mrs. Hoopingarner BOTTOM ROW: K. Ariyasu, president, E. Higashide, president, S. Paxton, treasurer, M. Rein- berger, secretary, B. Iuhn, viceepesiclent, Y. Arakawa, secretary, C. O'Shana,, vice-president - LAS ANTORCHAS DE ESPANA TOP ROW: B. Norman, L. Lausch, C. Malcolm, S. Dhur, F. Franzone, B. Siegert, H. Lindsay, I. Whittington, D. Kjelland SECOND ROW: T. Bello, C. Karros, C. Comella, D. Gordon, I. Ahern, F. Treppa, M. Spokely, . K. Trautman, S. Taylor THIRD ROW: B. Tate, C. Acopiado, A. Engel, W. Kaihara, H. Yonehara, E. Damaso FOURTH ROW: G. Homer, I. Giovenco, G. Sgaraglino, N. Linder, R. Benjamin BOTTOM ROW: A. Fuentes, secretary, I. Abalos, treasurer, D. Hill, V. Bonadeo, vice-president, Y. Marlcart, president, Mrs. Hoopingarner, L. Dvorak. JUUHNALIS Members of these two classes in journalism kept their fingers on the pulse of the school, wore out shoe leather tracking down stories for the YELLOW AND BLUE, and broke fingernails typing them. The jokes you laughed at in Parentheses, the stories that kept you in- formed about events in school, the personal items you read e a g e r l y, the biographical sketches which honored you and your classmates, in short, all the fun you looked forward to on alternate Wednesdays when the YELLOW AND BLUE was delivered to your division room, was made possible by these two classes of journalism students. A glimpse behind scenes would reveal the faithfulness with which these scribes work- ed to keep you up to date on school news, to bring you en- tertaining pictures and attrac- tive pages, and furthermore to bring them to you on time and without error. The journalists, in turn, thank you, the students, for your en- thusiasm, your praise, and your faithfulness in reading their efforts. IOURNALISM CLASSES TOP ROW: C. Higgins, R. Piontkowski, E. Schaefe, L Genovese, N. Ball SECOND ROW: E. Lazar, L. Tillman, O. Orr, N. lacobs, S. Guagliardo, C. ltzenthaler THIRD ROW: R. Larsen, M. Daniels, S. Erickson, S. Daulet, P. Hathaway, N. Ramirez BOTTOM ROW: Miss Howard, W. Kaihara, L. Okuhara, A. Cannella, R. DeMartino TOW ROW: R. Earl, T. Encheff, B. Sproat SECOND ROW: A. Blagaich, I. Walker, L. Simpson, R. Mueller, A. Ryan THIRD ROW: D. Hill, C. Givens, L Keane, P. Steele, S. Ohrn, R. Gates BOTTOM ROW: H. Hayes, S. Oliver, Miss Howard, O. Hurst, L Walker, B. Alanne, D. Kovitz Tl . 1 4 SIIIE EES W 1 I 3 PHYSICS W v l 1 CHEMISTRY 1 1 l PHYSICS CLASS TOP ROW: C. ltzenthdler, R. Zczhler, B. ,Clevelcrnd SECOND ROW: G. Sonders, A. Kohsel, I. Genovese, B. Tolloot, M. Siqbond, N. lczcobs, P. Kodoior, I. Lcxne THlRD ROW: Mr. McCormick, R. Monsell, I. Urshcm, I. Moyohcrrcr, R. Harding, I. Iefiries, P. Finch FOURTH ROW: E. Krone, M. lvluuell, B. Lesch, N. Petersen, D. Bowman, M. Goldberg BOTTOM ROW: M. Foy, C. Martini, G. Sgoroglino, D. Puelmc, B. Meyers CHEMISTRY CLASS TOP ROW: K. Schaefer, R. Loveless, C. Serio, T. Monnon, R. Yeisley, M. Kodie l SECOND ROW: K. Kuhn, W'. Heisidd, R. Schneider, W. Hill, P. Yoncxn, Y. Mcxrlcort, S. Erickson THIRD ROW: B. Burns, B. Alcrnne, G. Rini, C. Leonard, D. Huss, B. Welcerle, C. Leprich l FOURTH ROW: Mr. McCormick, R. Ioseph, D. Buehn, E. Ioyce, D. Scxlhofer, P. Keith, N. Pisione l BOTTOM ROW: L. Goss, K. Hayashi, K. Skokowski, G. Rippel, C. Nowak J 23 SPUBT5 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM BEGINNING WITH TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ioe Hayes, Dick Zahler, Ralph Earl, lack Heinz, Sal Guag- liardo, Gregory Tate, Floyd Earl, Ioe Suzuki, Dan Little, Iohn Pippen, lerry Thinnes, Leonard Hughes, Iames Lane FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL TEAM BEGINNING WITH TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Henry Pitner, Tom Tomp- kins, William Harrington, Sal Guag- liardo, Anthony Orlando, Martin Moore, Lloyd Pearl, Iohn Beer, Essex Alexander, Ernest Barnes, William Hall, Kenneth Ellis, Mike Moqan FOOTBALL SQUAD. 1952 BEGINNING WITH TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harrington, Heinz, Hayes, Staqner, Hall, Wager, Guagliardo, Little, Alexander, Lane, Earl, Thinnes, Moqan, Hill, Arayasu, Piazza, Barnes, Kimura, Miller, Reyes MOVIE OPERATORS' CLUB TOP ROW: O. Planting, C. Walker, P. Rubsthlager SECOND ROW: R. Monsell, P. Ab- bate, R. Hogan, A. Mussachio T'l-llRD ROW: H. Moy, D. Schneider, G. Piazza, W. Wakatani BOTTOM ROW: R. Earl, F. Earl, T. Encheff, D. Puelma, Miss Blodqelt SOCIAL CENTER PLANNING COMIVIITTEE TOP ROW: S. Guagliardo, N. laccbs SECOND ROW: N. Widmanri, I. Sci- iile, K. Trautman THIRD ROW: R. Tenqler, R. Whaley, R. Shore, U. Parrinello, M. Spokely, C. Donahue BOTTOM ROW: G. Sinclair, N. Ball, M. Kleaver, Miss Gallagher, I. Ahern CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW: N. Widmann, R. Peco- raro, C. Acopiado, A. Cannella FRONT: I. Soiille, C. Nowak, E. Oda GYM CLERKS ATTENDANCE GIRLS' GYM CLERKS TOP ROW: A. Oyama, I. Bierle, M. Nelson, A. Petty, M. Paris, E. Reinke, D. Ripke, P. Foster, E. Rocker, I. Toward, N. Widmann MIDDLE ROW: M. Sirnak, K. Hayashi, R. Meria, C. O'Shar1a, M. Daniels, A. Ishibctshi, C. Trclfi- canti, D. Hartman, M. Reinberger BOTTOM ROW: I. Ahern, L. Vasquez, H. Sakurna, F. Takahi, M. Bookie, M. Oyama, E. Corbett ATTENDANCE OFFICE HELPERS TOP ROW: P. Coiletia, I. Bonqratz, F, Franzone, I. Mokate, L. Lausch, C. Thomas SECOND ROW: Mrs. Groneman, M. Loewenbruck, V. Iones, Y. Einz, K. Schaffer, V. Weber, R. Moreau THIRD ROW: I. Yamamoto, K. Skokcwski, D. Sernpie, K. Hayashi, D. Puelma, I. McGann BOTTOM ROIN: C. Nowak, M. Bingo, M. Iaccbi, L. Wright, I. Mayiand H. II. T. ll OFFICERS FIRST ROIN: Sgt. E. Herholz, Cdtf Major H. Rairnan, Cdl.-Capt. B. Tal- bott, Colt.-Capt. I. Lincoln, Cdl.-Lt. M. Gifford, Cdt.-Lt. M. Iohnson, Cdl.-Lt. M. Bowman, Cdt.-Lt. A. Kohsel, Colt.- Lt. I. Genovese SECOND ROW: Cdt.eLi. R. Schneider, Colt.-Lt. M. Goldberg, Cdl.-Lt. K. Schaefer MARKSMANSHIP CLASS Instructor: Cdt.-Lt. A. Kohsel Assistant: Cdt.-Lt. M. Gifford FIRST ROW, KNEELING: Cdt.-Lt. A. Kohsel, L. Newburn, P. Rubschlaqer, W. Hill, D. Heistacl BACK ROW: G. Doerner, M. Iohnson, Cdt.eLt. D. Bowman, A. Zaehringer, D. Hulton, W. Heistad, T. Provericher, R. Mueller, Cdt.-Lt. M. Gifford, I. Simpson, W. Ianusch MAP READING CLASS Instructor: Cdt.-Lt. Richard Schneider FIRST ROW: G. Mason, C. Nickrand, D. Rose, T. Pocklinqton SECOND ROW: R. Weddinqton, L. Lockeii, H. Arakawa. C. Bowman THIRD ROW: T. Soderberq, H. Dick- son, N. Sullivan, I-I. Moy, D. Koss. R. Walker, Cdl.-Lt. M. Goldberg WEAPONS CLASS Instructor: Sgt. Herholz FIRST ROW: T. Doran, B. Encheff, I. Whittington, G. Roman, I. Franke, K. Dickerson, Ferguson, R. Elia, T. Thiel SECOND ROW: W, Rome, I. Smith, R. Taylor, R. Benjamin, G. Bashin, M. Brurnfield, L. Williams, R. Herrick, R. Newey, I. Gould, W. Leaveck H. IJ. T. ll TACTICS CLASS Instructor: Cdt.-Lt. John Genovese FIRST ROW: R. Brown, I. Rernick, K. Garnbrel, W. Galbraith, I-l'. Basting SECOND ROW: I. Culbertson, B. En- chetf, C. Hudson, A. Mussczchio, P. Kouqias THIRD ROW: T. Stephenson, D. Clark, R. Radomski RIFLE TEAM FIRST ROW: Kurt Schaefer, Iarnes Lincoln, Ioseph I-'ujise SECOND ROW: Boyan Encheif, William Ianusch FIRST AID CLASS Instructor: Cdt.-Lt. Kurt Schafer FIRST ROW, KNEELING: R. Fitch, D. Schneider, R. Houqe, D. Ellis, G. Gambrel, R. Leach VICTIM ON STRETCHER: I. Stephan SECOND ROW, STANDING: Cdt.-Capt. B. Talbott, Cdt.-Lt. D. Bowman, W. Armstrong, I. Fujise, W. Ianusch, F. Mitchell, P. Abbate, P. Petersen, Cdt.- Lt. H. Collins THIRD ROW, STANDING: L. Taylor, E. I-liqa, E. Parker, D. I-Iulton, D. Jameson, H. Milton, O. Planting MERCHANDISING LIBRARY EXHIBIT Y 84 B STAFF REPORTERS CLASS IN DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION TOP ROW: B, Rhodes, A. Nelson, G. Kramer, B. Moley, G. Gomez, B. Sproat, P. Finch, R. Mock, I. Warda, C. Silaren, I. Clark, A. Orlando SECOND ROW: Mrs. Iane Ralph, B. Kolen, D. Ripke, G. Murphy, B. Soraparu, B. Cale, A. Schwarzer BOTTOM ROVv': L. Reder, C. Laloern, I. Armeita, R, Harding, R. Rada LIBRARY EXHIBIT LEFT TO RIGHT: loAnn Wadman, Diane Memmen, Branka luhn, Mrs. Hackett, Mrs. Leninqion, Miss McManus, Supervisor of High School Libraries, Mrs. MacBean, Director of High School Libraries, Donna Timm, Annetta Mould YELLOW AND BLUE STAFF STANDING: Floyd Earl, Ben Guagliardo, Connie Mack Higgins, sports department SEATED: Shafiga Daulet, editorial staff, Miss Marie Howardg Neal Ball, Lillie Okuhara, editorial staff. WALLERIAN SALES COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Dianne Bacon, Betty Wagner, Eleanor Trebes, Dernaris Gordon, Ruth Meria, Ioyce Garr, Harriet Frierson, Robert Petersen, Lucille Palermo SECOND ROW: Carole Loula, Marita Spokely, Cynthia Nowak, Kris Trautman, Nancy Bair, Joyce Mayland, IoAnn Wadman, Darlene Norqaard, Amy lshibashi THIRD ROW: Donald Heistad, lose-ph Whittington, leon Gotski, Mary Osbourn, Wallace Heistad, loyce lndihar, Barbara Bauer, Patsy Steele FOURTH ROW? Ernie Higa, loseph leifries, Pete Scianna, Pauline Kirimura, Nancy Widman, Ben Guagliardo, Frances Talento, Valdene Koski, Gloria Fork FIFTH ROW: Enriego Alcayaqa, Charles Hudson, Floyd Earl, Howard Rosenberg, Paul Petersen Mr. Yochim in front Mr. Karolius at side j 25 Q 9 xi 'ISI Q a qu was 1 ,NN,,Q.M, .,,,gyw K ,..,.. ' f 2 - F, ,Ae wal WFP New-ff 'An wal J' , .1 sf- .. , TZANHQE ,mst wi k my if 54 if fn A gk f . 4 0 - s fr: , f 'WM ..:,: , :,:,.. ,, ssiimmfwwfw, V. , lk.:- u V V' 1 M 5 X. 2 Q ws Q K M, 3 , 1 5 as ws' 'umm wx-wxmwwvawss Nm 1 ....,.,,. ., ..... M, yn, ,M gyda f? I wwf Q , f 1 . 5 I-if 3 ff' .fa v ' ' ,.. f ' X .. ' W f , I , , .W -' Hg' Y .fi-NE? Q , 5 my A 4 S ' Z. Z 52. Z 1 ge 15 H A f :11 .A 'Q , if ,ff 5,1 X 3 fvwywg 55 Wf 72 Ws'i ? ??i ' LM ' MW gk Q59 sl 2 xi' f :G 3 2 5 5 E: ' s 3 A 5 Z 2 1 w. s 53 2 A wx 5 1 a 5 v 1 1 1 1 Q 5 i 1 3 2 5 E DIVISION 200-5-MRS. PAULINE FOX Mrs. Pauline Fox's division ZOO-5 has the following achievements to its credit: . . . First to be lOO per cent in Wallerian sales ' . . . Second to be IOO per cent in Student Fee collection . . Has five of the sixteen Art Contest winners . . Has best attendance record in the school, with two perfect weeks . . . Has the best record on the circulation of petitions for a new assem- bly hall Frances Dudley, Bertha Lewis, and joseph Whittington have had perfect attendance since their first semester at Waller. Ronald Benjamin, joe Fujise, jo Ann Giovenco, Ernest jamison, Antoinette Losole, and Beverly Pankratz have had perfect attendance this semester. Carol Acopiado is division president, jo Ann Giovenco vice-president, Emilia Modica secretary, Ronald Benjamin treasurer, joe Fujise sergeant- at-arms and chairman of the petition drive. Le Roy Newburn and George Vrenios are Council representatives and alternate, and joseph Whittington is Wallerian representative. Other division activities include: Sigma Tau Sigma jo Ann Giovenco Emilia Modica joseph Whittington Honor Roll Frances Dudley Emilia Modica Katherine Traficanti joseph Whittington Waller Art Club Carol Acopiado Ronald Benjamin joe Fujise jo Ann Giovenco Le Roy Newburn Art Guild Rosemary Edwards Doris McCuistion Emilia Modica George Vrenios College Club Carol Acopiado Ronald Benjamin Frances Dudley joe Fujise Le Roy Newburn Beverly Pankratz Katherine Traficanti George Vrenios joseph Whittington Language Clubs Carol Acopiado Ronald Benjamin Frances Dudley Anna Marie Fink jo Ann Giovenco Doris McCuiston Beverly Pankratz Katherine Traficanti joseph Whittington Band, Orchestra. Chorus Carol Acopiado Ronald Benjamin Frances Dudley Rosemary Edwards Anna Marie Fink joe Fujise Antoinette Losole Doris McCuistion Emilia Modica joan Mokate jean Pestka Katherine Traficanti Special Honors Carol Acopiado-Candidate for Winter Carnival Queen: Finalist for Pincess Snowflake Contest Ronald Benjamin-Sergeant First Class, R O T C joseph Fujise-First Sergeant, R O T C Ernest jamison, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mechanical Drawing Class Le Roy Newburn-Sergeant First Class, R O T C Doris McCuiston--Candidate for Winter Carnival Queeng Finalist for Homecoming Queen: Candidate for Carnival Queen joe Whittington-Sergeant First Class, R O T C Special Mention for Service to Waller Carol Acopiado-Cheerleader, English Clerk Frances Dudley-Secretary, Placement Office Anna Marie Fink-English Clerk joseph Fujise-Rifle Team, English Clerk Ernest jamison-Swimming Team Bertha Lewis-English Clerk Antoinette Losole-English Clerk joan Mokate-Lunchroom Assistant, Hall Guard, Attendance Office Clerk LeRoy Newburn-School Photographer Beverly Pankratz-Social Committee, Library Club, Secretary Placement Office jean Pestka-English Clerk, Gym Clerk 1 Katherine Traficanti-Gym Clerk - joseph Whittington-English Clerk Division 203-6 - Mr. D. V. Anderson 203-6 is one of the liveliest divisions here at Waller. lt is composed of twenty-eight students and their division teacher, Mr. D. V. Anderson. Varied talents and a willingness to cooperate characterize the members of this group. Let's look at what they have accomplished. Marion Bimorin's singing and the accordian playing of Vince Arcuri are often the highlights of the Talent Shows. The blended voices ot Adela Morales, Diane Larsen, and Carol Burke help make the mixed chorus a success. The latter two are often seen during the Peppermints' meetings. Iackie Ferrara is an active member of the Tri-Hi-Y. Melvyn Goldberg's voice is heard in the operettas, in the Bobed Choir, and in Mixed chorus.. He is also the president of the Waller Hi-Y and a member of the College Club. Don Miller and Gregg Kruse are more interested in sports than in music, and with good reason, since they are two of the best baseball players on the Waller nine. Although Fred Stewart isn't on the baseball team, he's keeping a high batting average in division in serving as class president. Annette Marasa is vice-president. Noreen Nee, secretary in division, is also the best lunior girl athlete. Carol Barette, Paul Abbate, Genevieve Bauman, and Mary Nichols hold other offices in this division. The outstanding Iunior hostess, Connie Bianchi, helped make our parents feel at home on Iunior Day. Two other members of the College Club are Harriet Lindsay, an art major student, and Amy lshibashi, member of the Waller Art Club. Amy is also vice-president of Sigma Tau Sigma, and Marge has worked as a gym clerk since she first came to Waller. Eleanore Fortun, Audrey Keller, Beverly Lawton, Charlene Ferguson, Dorothy Redmond, Edna Lessentine, and Shirley Iones are ardent drama fans, and never miss a senior play. All of 203-6 appears regularly at the Friday Night Socials, too. We're all learning to work together and to play together, and we're growing up in the process. Division 310-4 - Miss Margaret Gallagher Hitting the top by leaps and bounds is Division 310-4. Although only a 2A group, you have heard of us quite often in the past semester. As the largest division in the school, with a total of thirty-five members, we of 310 work hard to keep up our fine record. Much of the thanks for this record goes to Miss Margaret Gallagher, our division teacher. Through thick and thin, good times and bad, she has helped her group, and when you hear a member of 310 say, I'm mighty glad to be a member of Miss Gallagher's division, he means it. In the big Wallerian sales drive in the early part of 1953, this group bought more books than any other division in the school. Everyone really got behind Nancy Widmann, the division salesman,, and supported her. Most of the division members participate in at least one of the school activities, many are working in three or four. The division members and their activities: Emily Banks-Latin Club, Mixed Chorus, Sigma Tau Sigma, Dolores Beckhoffgl-Tome Ec Club: George Christofferson-Division President, Peggy Edmundson-Latin Club, Girls' Chorus, lames Engel-Hall Guard, lean Flebbe-Student Council, Marlene Heinz, Betty Hendrickson- Hgrne Ec Club, Don Hulton-Social Committee, Mixed Chorus, Movie Projectors' Club, Robed Choir. Patricia Kramer, Geraldine Lee-Girls' Chorus, Tigerettes, tune Liga, loan Mengall-Student Council, Eujuina Minton--Home Ec Club, Dorothy Moore-Home Ec Club, Camera Club, Girls' Chorus, Brigitte Neuman, Anjie Nicolopoulos-Captain, Gym Team, Lloyd Pearl-Captain Bas- ketball Team, Chosen 3rd North Section, German Club, Gregory Pizza, Elaine Rahtz. Marina Reinberge-Student Council, Mixed Chorus, Spanish Club, College Club, Gym Clerk, lennie Rentas-Spanish Club, Tony Reyes-Football Team, Donna Ruzich-President Art Club, Girls' Chorus, Heidi Sautter-Latin Club, College Club, Mixed Chorus, Robed Choir, Sigma Tau Sigma, lean Schuler-Home Ec Club, Girls' Chorus, Iudy Sherlock-German Club. Rosemarie Sirdoreus-Home Ec Club, College Chun, Social Committee, Library Club, Robert Smola-ROTC, Division Sergeant-at-Arms, President Biology Class, Barbara Snow-Spanish Club, Ianice Stephen, Nancy Svenson-Division Secretary, Sernlins, Barbara Welsh-Hi-C, Nancy Widmann-College Club, Mixed Chorus, Cheerleader, Student Council, Spanish Club, Social Committee, Joyce Yamamoto. -.1 t .A 1 l l l t 1 1 nl The Waller Art Guild, sponsored by Mr. Maurice f Yochirn, extends heartiest congratulations to the lune, 1953, graduating class. . A If Although graduation times are happy times, and O 1 I I indicate successful completion of phases of educational . A accomplishment, the members of the Art Guild are samewhat saddened by the loss of five members to the . lune graduating class: Clinton Meininger, presidenty 9 ' Robert Newey, vice-president, Doreen Kovitz, secretary: H5 Richard Mohnhaupt, chairman of Social committeeg and Pat Hathaway, chairman of Publicity committee. The members of the Art Guild and their sponsor wish these five members happy' and successful futures. ' THE WALLER ART GUILD Clara Bessinger, Lucille Blackman, Ioyce Brunner, Io Compo, Carolyn Dona- hue, Rosemarie Edwards, Dennis Erickson, Georgia Homer, Irene Iacobi, Dominick Iacomaro, Helen Karall, Cecelia Karros, Maurice Kodie, lanice Konesky, Harriet Lindsay, Earlene Massey, Doris McCuistion, Emelia Modica, Amada Morales, Mary Nickrand, Fred Stewart, Donald Stone, George Vrenios, and Mr. M. Yochim. 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