Warren Township High School - Blue Devil / Angelus Yearbook (Gurnee, IL)
- Class of 1936
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III MISS IJUROTIIY HART .S'm':'Nlf11Qv fu Snfu':'ir1h'111iI'11l , .,. .,., , .. g MIx. I'IxI'.IJI'.IxII Ix XX. hI.I'.I, II, .. ,Ilurzmzl .'I1'I.v MISS :XIII-fI.INIi liUI.'I'IfRIXIANN, Ii l'wuln1um'I' M ICS. XYILMA HORRI'fI.I. IZRIMIQS lflljlll-.VII mul l7r'an1ull'4'.v MISS YICRUNIVA IIICMMINII, IIA I 11u1nm'1'u' MR. IQ, I'. IiIiI.'I'UN, II. S. .'IlIlum1l .Irfx and .'Ithl1'IiI' iImn'l1 MR. A. ,l. MICNIJICNIIALI., R. S IIIIUIHIH' IIIHI IIIIVSIIZX' MISS RL I'II ULSSUN, Ii. A. l u.f1l1'.vl1 mm' lIl1y.virul lidmcltimz MR. I RIiI3I'fRIL'K SVIINHIIJIQR, IXI 'XI .I I zzxzl' MR. Ii. W. SWANHIQVK, M. S. lfI'm'rul .N'I'1'I'11n' mm' I'1n'rr:i,vIry MRS. NI'fI.I,IIf O. YOUNG l,ilm11'1l111 ,SlflUlI.VUI' QS, filllll IIN Alfred M. Beck- Al. Class IIl'CSlKlL'lll 4: Iluiuc Iiumu I'rL-simlcut 23 Scicucc Club 1.2. 33 .Xllilvlic Club 43 Sucizil Cuuuuittec 4: l.iglitwcigl1t Ifuui- bzlll l3 Ilczlvywciglit Iimwtlmll Z, 3. 4: l.igl1l- wciglu Iiuskclbzlll 33 IIL IXXNNLISIH I islxrllmll 4. '--1' I: allace B. AmeSf- Wally. Class Yin' I'i'L-simlcul 43 Class Yin- I'1'csirlcul 33 Ilmuc Iiuum Yiqc I'1'vsi1Icut lg Iluiuc Ilouiu Vrcsilleut 23 Sciciivc Club I3 .Xtbletiu Club 2 3 4,3 Iluvs Club I'uu4l 43 Nl-u' I i1'vs 43 Iiilsli l, Z, 3, 4. ntbnll l, Z, 3, 4' Ifuullrill lII'l'Xllln'lIf Vim l'1'l'.v1'f Al.I Rl'flJ IIITCK XX NI I ACIQ :XXII N I4'llI Beulah Nora Cannon. Class SCL'l'0l2ll'j' 43 llume Ilwmu Secretary 53 .Xtlilctic Club 1.2.33 Ilrzuuzx- tic Club 43 Science Club l3 Ii. .X. .'X. 3, 43 Ilzuul l, 2, 3, 43 Cliurus 2: Iiirls' iilcv Club 21 Iiirls' Club Iluzml l, 43 Y:1llcy ul llliustsn 33 New I irc,a 43 XZIIIOIIZII Ilcluur Sur-iety 4. Gordon Lucas- G0rdy. Clziss 'I'i'cz1s1ucr 43 Iltlllll' Iiuuiu I'i'csirleut 43 If. I . .X. l, 2: :Xthlctic Club flcul 43 .-Xtblclu' Klub 1,2,5,43 Iizulcl l Z l 4' Q .w. 4 X':1llcy 1 I Iilwstsu 33 Yuciuiiu Stull' 41 Angelus St:1ll'43 Now I ii'cs 43 Nzitiuuzil Iluum' Sucietv 4. Judith Louise Alfredson- Judy, Iluuu- Rumu Scci'cl:ii'y 43 .Xgciulzi Club l3 .Xtblelic Club Z. 3. 4:11. .X..X..l,42CIuu'1is l, 2, 4: liirls' Iilcc Club l, 2. Fred August Behrens- Red. Ill'IllllIlllC Club 3, 4: Iizuirl I3 Iluys' Club Iluzircl 4. john Junior Brewer--- Johnny. Athletic Club 33 Science Club l. 2, 43 llzuirl l, 2, 3, 4. Cieerge M. Brya. Ilifmc Ihnnii 'Ill'CZlSlll'L'I' 23 Ilume Iluiuu I'icsirl0ul 41 If. If. K. l, 21 .Ulllctic Club 3. 43 .Xlblctic Club I'i'csiclcut 33 Iioys' Club Ilwzml 33 Nutiuuul .Xtlilctic Ilmior Society 31 I.iglitxx'c-iglit Ifcmtlmzill l3 IIczu'ywcig'l1t I uutb:llI 2, 5, 4: I,ig,1'l1twcig'lit Ilzlskctbzill l, 2: Ilezlvy- xvvi-flil Il'1slfclb'llI 3 4' I nsob'1lI2 3 I N .. . ., ,:.. 1 ,.,'. X , mm TI Um' I .II llIIII.'XI.I'RI'.Il5UIN l'Rl'.Il lll'.IIRI . 4'c 1'l 'n' '4' ' 'V' Ill'fUI.AIl CANNON CORIJON I.l 'CNN llIiRNI'Ilf'l'1 CIUXRK CII XRI I-'S Cl C. a f .lx 1 Robert Alexander Carlson- Swede. S t u cl c u t Kouucil l3 Social Kumulittcc 33 l .lf..'X. 33 Social Kuiuuiittcc Yicc Vrcsimleut 3: lioys' Klub Sccrc- tary 33 lloys' Klub llozirfl Z3 l.ig'litivciglit lfoot- , 3 . . , N. bull l, 2. 33 li1lllll21 lloys Glcc L lub Z1 Xzillcy of Ghosts 33 .lumlgiug Contest 3. Earl Cashmore- Cash. lf.lf..X. l. 2, 43 'Wzillcy ui Gllllslsn 3. Pearl Jeanette Cashmore- A-Xgcmlzi Klub lg Mlilctic Klub 2, 3, 4. Sophronia Charlotte Cashmore. .Xgciulzi Klub 13 .Xtlilclic Klub Z. 31 llrzuuzitic Klub 4: G.,'X.,X. 41 Social Kluuuiittcc l, Z3 Sluclcut Kuuucil 43 Girls' Klub lluziral 3, 43 Girls' Klub Sccrctzu'y 33 Girls' Klub l'rc-simlcut 43 .-Xugclus Stull' 3: Kl.uuucrci:il Kwutcst 3: Nutiouzil llimm' Sucictyl Xizilcrlic- turizul. Berneice Edith Clark- Giggles .-Xgcuilzi Klub l. 2,31 llrzliuzitic Klub43Suciz1l Koiumittcc 3, Charles Freemen Clow- Charlie. Scicucc Klub Z, 33 Scicucc Klub Vlil'0'lSlll'Cl' 33 .Xllilc-tic Klub -l. John Cunningham- Jon, Klziss ll: csillcut 3: lliuuc I lloiuu lrczisurcr l: lllllllt' lxoluu l'rc-siilcut 2: Stuilcut llocl,.' Vresimlcut 4: lilf..-X. l. Z, 3, 43 Stu- clcut Kuuucil 4: lloys' Klub n11r1l21 l.iglilwcigli1 lilmtlvlll l 2 3' llc'lx'x'wciU'llt lfiumllrill 4' lhsc- .Xllilctic llmuu' Society 43 Nlllltllllll lluuor Soci- ety 4. Marie DeMeyer. Klzlss Secretary 33 llmuc Ronin Sccrctziry l, 23 .Xgcmln Klub 13 .-Xtlilctic Klub 23 lDl'ZllllIlllC Klub 3. 4: G. .X. .-X. 3. 43 Social Kom- mitlcc 43 Stumlcut Kouucil 43 Klmrus l, Z, 3, 43 Girls' Glcc Klub l, 2, 33 Girls' Klub Ilumwl 43 Y:xllcy of Gliustsu 33 Nc-xv l ircs 43 Nziliuuzil llwuor Society. George Chauncey DeYoung- Squire1y. Illum- Nmuii X icc Vrcsirlcut -lg l'.l'..'X. l, 2. 3, 43 Xzi- tionzll lltlilctic Club 33 lnglitwciglit lwmtlmzill 23 llczlvywciglit lfomlmll 3, 43 l.ig'litwciglit llzis- liclbzill 3. Roland Francis DeZurik- ROI, llomc llomu Yicc Vrcsimlcut 33 .-Xtlilctic Klub l, 2, 3, 41 Sucizil Kinn- mitlec lg Stumlcut Kwuucil 3, 43 l.ig'litwcigl1t lfmltlmzill 33 IIcz1x'ywcig'lit lfoinlmxill -li light- wciglit llzxskctbzlll 1.21 llc:1x'ywcig'l1t llzlslictbnll 3, 41 lu thc Yzillcv of Ghosts 3: Sluflcut limly Yicc l'rcsiflcut 43 Now liirc-s 4. Frances Alicia D0wellf Lulu. llgcurlzi Klub l, 2, 3. 43 .-Xgciulzi Klub Yicc l'rc-siilcnt 3, 43 Kliurus l, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glcc Klub l. Z: Tlicspizuis 3, 41 X':lllcy inflil1c'1slS 31 NCw lfircsu 4. Noradell Lisbeth Fasoldt. llouic Iiiunu Sccrc-tziri' bull 33 X'zillcy of Ghosts 33 llugclus Stull 3: 31.Xgc11cl'1 Klub l, Z, 3, 'li lluucl l, Z, 3, 43 Kluirus -Iuilgiug' Kiuucfzt 3: New Fires 43 National l, 2. 3. 43 Girls' Glee Klub 1, 2. IN IKRICXYICR uiioicuii lumix imlu-ilc'1' c.xicl,sox i-:Meir lxxsiluokii l'l2.Xlll. c.-xsiixioniz sm-iiiwxrxiyxsiixioiei-1 I'YKl'NNlNllll.XNl xilxiui-t liiaxii-:Yi-tu mai-:maui-1 in-iroi'xi: imluxxiw llliZl'RlK 1-'l:.xxl'ics lnou'lci,i. N4lR.XIllil. lf,xsul,lr'l' Charlyne Ferry - Ch21rtie. .Xtliletic Club lg Agemlzi Clnlm 2, 3, -lg iiilUl'llS 3, 43 Girls' illcc L'lnlm l, 2. Mitchell Filipowicz- Pol1y. .'XiillCilL' Clnlm -ll llrznnzatic Clnlm l, 21 Science Clnlm 31 Hand lg l'lnn'ns 1: lluys' lilee Clnlm l: llnys' flnlm llnzml -lg l.ig'litwcig'lit lfuotlmzlll 2. Edna Mae Flood. .Xgenrlzi Ulnlm lg .Xtliletic Club 2, 3, -lg llanfl l, 2, 31 clillJl'llS l. 2,341 Girls' lilec flnli l, 2, 3, 43 iiirls' Club liozml 2, 41 Yncnnin Mali -li Angelus Stull' 3. Florence Ruth Flood- Brown Eyes. llnine Ronin iil'CSlKiL'llt l: Science Qllnlm lg .Xlliletic Vlnli 2, 3: .xgfllliil Ulnlm Vresirlcnt -l. Marion Lucille Haines. llmne Rumn Vice l'rcsi- ilcnt lg ,Mlilctic llnlm l, 2, 33 llrznnfliic Vlnlr -lg I.. .X. A. 3, 4: Student Council -l: llzunl l, 2, 3, -l liirls' Club iillilfll 33 Valley of filn1sts 31 llmnf Ronin l'rcsi1lcnt -l. Anna Haisma-- Ann, Xgenmlzi Vlnlm l, 2: Athletic club 3, 4. William Francis Hogan- Bi1l. li.If.iX. l, Z, 3. -li lizincl lg National .Xtliletic lionur Society 3: lnglitweiglit lfootlizill l, 23 iiCZlX'j'XX'QlQ llt lwuwt- lmll 3, -li llziselmll 2. 3, -l. Elizabeth Josephine Iwanski- Elsie, Agemlzi Vlnlr lg .Xtliletic Club 23 llrunizltic Vlnli 3, -lg .. . . . .. ,, lnrls llnlm Ifluzlrcl 3: 'Kew i'll'6S -l, Josephine Elizabeth Iwanski- Jo, Agenclzi Clnli: Xtlilctic Clnlm 23 llrznnzitic Clnlm 3, -lg li..-X..-X. 2, 3, -lg Smizll tbnnnittce 31 L'liurns 33 lilec Cilnlm 3. 1'll.XRI.YNlC I-'ICRRY Bll'l'1'lllil,l.I ll.ll'1lXYlf'Z I1llN,X I l,UllIJ I l,URlCNl'IC l I.0Ull MARION ILXINICS ANNA HAISMA lU'l'l'Il IXYXNQKI IIIVYRY Ii X7Nll I' lfl l7XliI 'l'll l'l l I Y XlrXRlliI,l,liN KING WlI.I..XRIl Kl'l'lQXS XYlI.liIiR'l' I..-Xll'l'l l.ll1 Lottie Stephanie Iwanski- Sa1ly. llmuc liumll Yicc l'rvsiclcut .31 .Xgvmlzl llulm 2: .Xtlilctic Club Z1 llrzuuutic Clulm 3, 43 ii. .'X. QX. 5, 4: fllUl'llS 2. 3, 43 llrzuuzitic llnitcst 31 Y:illey of liliustsu 52 Now Fires 4. Ilenray Charles Kazmer-- Hank. l .l ..X. 4: Sci- ciicc klulv l, 2, .ig Social klniiiiiitlcc 23 lluys' iilulw lluzlrml 3. Mildred Elizabeth Kelly- Betty. Ilrzuuzitic Lilulm Z, 5, 41 Suciul Lluiiiiiittce 33 Lilwriis 3, 43 liirls' lilcc Vluli Z, .ig liirls' flulm llozml 33 .-Xugclus Niall 2, 3, 4. Mariellen King. ,Xgciulu fluli l, Z3 llrzuuzxlic Lluli .i,41L'liurus Z, 5, 41 liirls' iilcc Vlulm 2, 51 Y:illey ul Kiliustsu .i: YllClllllll Stull' 41 New lfiri-s 4. l.I.XNl IMNLXN IiI,lZ.Xllli'l'll IWANSKI,IUSI-Il'lllNl'fIXYANSKI Il lf. I.l X I-Rl-.Il Nl.Xl Nlxk XI.Xl.t'0l.NI MORRIS Willard Victor Kupias- Lard. llrzuuzitic 3, 41 Ciliorus l, Z, 33 liuys' lilcc liluli Vlulm 2. l, Z, 5: Tlicspizlus 43 l.ig'l1twciglit Zllltl llcz1x'yu'c'1g'lit lfuutlmzlll Xlzuizigcr 3, 41 New lfiri-s 4. Wilbert Victor Lahti. llouu- limmi 'lll'L'1l sure-r l : l'.l'..'X. l, 2, 3. 41 Social luuuulttcv 4: llzuul 1.2. 3. 43 1 lwrus 3. Alice Lux- AL .Xgcmln Vlulm l 1 ,Mlilctic llrzuuzitic kluli 3. 43 kliurus Z, 3, 43 X Ghosts 3. Fred Mauser- Fritz. l .l .,X. l, 2, 3. 41 wciglil lfoutlmll 3, 43 Valley uf tlluists Malcolm Morris- Blimp. Science Klub l 3 Vluli 22 'alloy of llcnvy- 3. llituuzi- tic illlll2,3,-i'1lllUl'llS l, 2, 33 lhws' lilcc 4 luli 1.2.31 l.igl1lw1-1g'l1t lwnitlnill 4. if l 9 4 a . l 9 I JD Berger Earnest Nielsen- Berg. 'l'ransl'erred from Xylllllitjfilll lligli School 33 Science Club 3. Florence Marie Josephine Peterson. .Xgemla Club 4. joseph john Potocek4 Snuffy. llome Room Pres- imlent 33 l .l ..'X. l, 2, 3, 4. Duwayne Eugene Renouf- RubanoFf. .Xtliletic llnlm Z, Science llulm l, 2, 3, 4. llanml 2, 3, 4: chorus Z, 3, 4: X alley ol liliosts 3. Elizabeth Flora Rimmer- Libby. .Xgenfla club lg .ltlllelic llulm Z3 llrzunatic club 3, 43 li,:X.A. 3, 45 lliorus 3, 41 liirls' lilee flulm l 3 New Fires 4. Lucille Ella Rowling- 'T'oots. llonie Room Treasurer 2, .Xtliletic llul: 2. 3. 4. Douglas D. Shanks-- Doug. llonie Room Secre- tarv l3Stuclcnt council 41 l .l .lX. l, Z, 3, 43 judg- ing-cfontest 2. james Albert Spiegel- jim, 'l'rzmsferre1l from Waukegan High School 4: .Xtliletic Cluli 4: llearyweiglit liootlmall 41 New Fires 4. Dale Daniel Spangler- Chappy. Transferrefl from Zion lligll Scliool 23 .Xtllletic lilulm 2, 3, 4. Lenore May Sponenburg. Home lioinn Secretar-5 lg Agenfla Clulm lg Athletic Cluln 2, 3: llranizltic Club 41 Social Connnittee 4: Stumlent Council l. 23 Valley of Ghosts 33 liirls' clulm lloarml l, 2, 3, 41 Angelus Stall' l, 2, 3, 43 liirls' llulm Yice Presiclent 43 New Fires 4: National llonor S1 l- ciety 4. William Laurence Strahan- Tiny, lf.l ..X. l, 2, 3 4, Hand lg Chorus 4: National .-Xtliletic llonol Society 3, 41 llaselmall 2, 3, 41 hliiclging' Contest 2 lifflitwel-flit l'ootlJall l, Z3 lleax'ywe1g'l1t l'oot- bai 3. 4. 3 BERGICR Nllil.Sl-iN lfl.URl-INl'li l'li'l'lfRSIlN lYII,l.lAIXl Sll IAICNURIC Sl'UNl'fNlll'Rll ,lUSlfl'll l'0'IUl Phyllis Alene Torfm. llumc Romu l'rr-Sicleut .31 'mall 2 3 .-Xlllletlc Llulm 2, .31 -4: ll..'X..X. 4: ll: .. . .. ,, 1 v llnn 114 l tml! Ulu Llulm l Qmlx llulm lh 4: Now l ircs mzml I-IOWard Washburn- Perry. llumc llmun l'rcsif mlcnt 41 Smrcinl l4UlIlllllll0C l 1 .-Xtlllctic llulm 4. Robert Ernest Wells- Bob, l .lf,.'X. l, 2, .3. 4 llzlml l1 lluys' flnlm lluurcl .3, 4: l.igl1txx1-iglmt lwmtlmzxll l. .21 llk-IXXXXLIQ' llt luutlmlll 3 41 Llght wvigllt llzlskctlvzlll 21 llc:1x'yxx'elg'l1t llzxslwtlmzxll 3 1 41 llzlsclmnll 2, .31 lllllQ'lll ' Urntcst l, 2 3 A Elvera MaryAnn Wilberg- Babe. ,Xgcmltn K l Z 3 4' X 'Clllll 1 lulm Ncc1'ct'1ry 3' Xgcmlzl Q 'Q-1 .-5 ll't'1lSlll'CI'-ll Ill llll tu Clulm 2 gllllltlll l3llllllk'll l 7' Xll 'L'lllN Ntlll 4 f4lllllllC'l'Cl2ll Q ,...,. A . IW NYY!-' l'l-'YUl'l-' Ifl IZ.Xl.l.lll lxlklkll R I lN!.l.IS 'I'URlflN lltlll. .. mltest .31 inrls L lulm llourcl 41 N1lll4lll1ll lllmw' Nrmcly 41 Sllllllilltbflllll. Marguerite Amelia Winter- Marge, llmm' llnmn 'l'rczlsurcr l1 .Xgcllllzl Clulm l1 .ltlllctic Vluln 2: llrzllnzltlc Llulm .3, 41 ll..'X.,X. 2. .31 4: Stmlcnt llluncil 1,21 Ilzmml l, 2, .31 l'lmrus l, 2. .31 liirls' lilcc flnlm l, 2, .31 Yz1llcy nl' illmstsh .31 NL-xx' l irCs 41 Xillllllllll llunm' Sucivl J 4. Helen Louise Worth. .Xtlllctic llnlw l, Z, .31 llrflmu- lic lvlllll-41 l1..'X..'X. 213,41 SL't'l't'lfll'Y ul' ll,.X.,X. 41 Science Club l 1 llzmrl l.2..3,414ii1-ls' Vlnlr llmml Z, .31 Valley uf lilwstsu .31 X'1lk'lllllll Stull' 41 ljl'1llll1lllC Club 'lll'CflSlll'L'l' 41 KW mlm-rcizxl l.lllllC'Sl .31 llumc Rumn l'1'csiclc11t l1 lllnm' lilnnn 50011-- tz1ryZ,.3,41lm'ls llulm I11-1141111-11.33 New l'lI't'x 4 .. .. ,.'.x.,... l 1 ll l l RUXYLINI. IKM I'l..X5 SlI.XfNlxS lJ,Xl.l1. 54l'.'XfXllI,l'.R -l.X..ll-..w . I .lxhl-,l. XRIT XX XNIIIIVRY Rlllll-'l I' XYFI l H l I Xl R K XX'lI.l3l-1R11 Nl.X!Hll'ICRl'I'I-1 XYlN'I'lill lllfl,l-fX XYHIC4 II LAST, WILL AND TESTA MEN T OF... 10 QE THE unsurpassable and ultra-intelligent class of nineteen hundred and thirty-six being of unquestionable i jsoundness of mind. although not always so thought of hy the post graduates. do hereby set our hand and seal to tlus immortal document for the distribution of such coveted possessions and idiosyncracies as shall herein be noted. ' To the juniors we bequeath the portals of knowledge which they will now find completely free from that dust with wluch we found them covered upon our receipt from the class of 1935. To the sophomores we bequeath our attitude of fortitude which we acquired after a period of long exposure to geometry, biology. Latin II. English II. manual arts. agriculture. and domestic science. To the weakling class, the freshmen. we leave an example of wisdom than which there is not better. To the faculty we leave hearts filled with good will knowing full well that when long assignments. notebook work. and public speeches were required they realized not the wrath which we endured at home. I. Judith Alfredson. supposedly sound in mental faculties, do hereby bequeath my position as center on a bas- ketball team to Alice Brewer, my old worn-out braid to Anne Quist. and my job of playing piano during lunch shifts to Genevieve Ames with thc hope that Genevieve will find a few people who will recognize a waltz from a fox trot some of the time. ' I., VVally Ames. do .bequeath to Clif? Philip my convenient excuses to get ont of classes and my pledge to keep girls entirely out of my nnnd during my senior year providing I am invited back again for another exposure next year. 4 l. Al Beck being of sound mind and body do hereby bequeath to Joe McCann my a girls. and to lhll Myers my ability to pay attention in class. l,'Fred Behrens, being considered a little foolish at times. wish to will my red hair to help him to be easily located by his bus riders and also will my fondness of pestering VValter Lucas. I. John Brewer. do hereby will to Joe Mcfann my typing ability providing he can long enough to take the tive minute speed tests. U I. George Brya. hereby do bequeath to any senior subject without even a text book. I, Beulah Cannon. supposedly sound in mind after hereby bequeath my permanent wave to Olga Zelenko retorts of a family who can't appreciate good music. l. Robert Carlson. being in a sound state of mind make friends with all the girls and to keep the friendship l. lfarl Cashmore. do hereby sanely. or otherwise, terests in the freslunan class and all of my other interests to a certain girl in the how my heart goes aflutter at times. l. Pearl Cashmore. supposedly in whole mind and body. do hereby bequeath who takes economics next year. undergoing the many trials and bility to keep away from the and freckles to Allan Peyer the girls to demure little keep his mind off the girls my genius in passing the tribulations of a senior. do and my clarinet to any stduent who can withstand the angry do hereby hand down to the bashful freshies my ability to of at least one of them for many y9al'S. bequeath for safe-keeping to Dale Voight, some of my in- freshman in hope that she will find time to sew the buttons on: my quietness to Genevieve Ames: and my nickname. Pearly-Gates to Miss Olsson to use on some other Pearl-y student. freshman class who little realizes my gym suit to some fastidious I. Sophronia Cashmore. supposedly in a clear state of mind. hereby bequeath my nickname. Sophie. to anyone who can stand hearing it without losing her temper: my inability to shoot baskets to Lillian Strahan who never misses them and thus can't sympathize with me: and my lack of jake comprehension to 'Frelton Garlick. I, Berneice Clark. supposedly in sound mind do hereby bequeath my locker and its lock to Dorothy Herrick and its combination to Lyman Bonner in hope that some of the faculty will recognize as worthy any excuse which Lyman may feel called upon to make in regard to lock trouble. I. Fharles Flow. now relieved of a conservator. will to john Rudd my printing ability: in which, after so much letter-writing. he can't help but he a success: to Frank Adams my bashfulness. and to all the incoming freshmen four happy years at lNarren. l. John Cunningham. supposedly sound in mind and body do hereby bequeath to Bill Philip my height and ability, because of same, to have all look up to me regardless of my opinion as to certain prevailing fashions in War- ren Girls' dress. . l. Marie lk-Meyer. being of partially sound tnintl anl body at the present moment, do hereby bequeath my posi- tion as Secretary to the Social Committee to my little sister. june VVickersheim. in hope that with such an incentive she may try to arrive early one day a week. I. George lDeYoung. being in a temporary state of right mindedness. bequeath my passenger route to Lyman lionner and my love of English lY to any junior who foolishly selects this course next year. l, Roland lJeZurik. weary and worn. leave to Zeke Kemp my well-worn spot on the basketball bench and to any poor freshman my weakness for the friendship of many girls. l. Frances llowell. momentarily being of sound mentality. do hereby will and bequeath my Irish wit for half witl and my illustrious cognomen of Shanty Irish to any other Irishman who will need it many times to remind the ignorant that if it wercn't for the Irish nobody would amount to anything around here. l, Noradell Fasoldt. seemingly sound in mind and bo ly. do hereby bequeath my high esteemable position as first horn player in the band to Norman Gould with the provisimn that he make all my sour notes sweet. and thereby smooth the wrinkled brow of M r. Schneider: to Charlotte Malacina also. I leave my locker together with any wads of gum that may have escaped the waste-basket of Miss Brooks. Mrs. Grimes. and Miss Ehrhart. l. Charlyue Ferry. supposedly sound in mind and bo ly. do hereby bequeath to my little freshie sister. Virginia linloe. my dilapidated American Literature hook, and to Albert l.arsen and Abbott Drayton the combination to a cerf tain little freshman girl's locker so that unnoticed they may leave there the tokens of their affection. I. Edna Flood. do hereby bequeath to Lyman Bonner my unused midnight oil and to next year's student body president. the idea that a Monday as well as a Saturday be given to all VVarrenites for a rest after strenuous week-ends. l. Florence Flood. being sound both mentally and physically. do hereby bequeath my ability to remember my history lesson for one day to the next to joel Stoner and the art of chewing gum in every class and never getting caught to Eleanor Rimmer. L Mitchell Filipowicz. with my left foot at the brink of the grave, desire to bequeath to anyone interested in small things. my interest in certain freshies. to any worthy chauffeur my route from Russell to Gurnee and vice-versa: and to any gentleman who prefers blondes, my abhorrence of brunettes. l. Marion Haines, now assumed mentally fit. bequetth to any freshie my bass clarinet. the deep sounds of which can always gain the attention of any group where size is a prerequisite. l. Annie Haisma. in a supposedly sound state of mind. do hereby bequeath my position as cashier to Stephen Kuyawa. so he will be able to earn the prices of the lunches which are now forcing him quickly into bankruptcy. l. William Hogan. being of somewhat sound mind and body. do hereby bequeath to anyone who may need it. my uncanny ability to reach school just a little late each morning. The result of which figured in terms of class recitations cannot be over-estimated. VVc, Elizabeth and Josephine Iwanski, leave to any other pair of almost identical twins who may enter Warren our fun in fooling some of our classmates some of the time, part of our classmates part of the time, and most of our classmates all of the time. I. Lottie Iwanski. in a temporary period of sanity, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Swanbeck my ability to type with more than one Finger to save the wear and tear of his index tinger: and lest I forget it, my good Latin grades to ,loe Wittbrod. I. Henry Kazmer, having dug my grave and ordered my coffin. do hereby bequeath my squeaky chair in the Ag, room to Eddie Magger: my interest in novels to Wilfred Ilalmes. and my four year old comb to VVillard Mogg with recommendations as to its use. I. Mildred Elizabeth Kelly. being in sound mind and body at the present moment. do bequeath to Ann Graham my ability to receive seat changes in Miss Eakins's study hall: and to my little sister, Adele IJeMeyer, the boy friends who like to travel south. I. Mariellen King. with my crown slipping. do hereby will and bequeath my mad speed and excellent accuracy in typing to Kenneth Leahle: my locker to its next occupant who should keep it in as good condition as I have: and my stern manner of frowning on the freshies to any dignified senior who feels obliged to uphold the reserve of the school. I. Willard Kupias, feeling mucho loco bequeath to Clayton Engh my position as manager to a bunch of rowdies: to Victor Stoneburg. my handle of Lard : and to Ray Burandt, my ability to get along without doing work. either in school or at home. I. Vi'ilbert Lahti, in a moment of sanity hereby will my Model T Ford which has a habit of careening oft the road into somebody's corntield to Leon Henning in hope that he will be able to tame that critter. and to Ed. Harold my ability to overlook like a gentleman the shattered nerves of those who in band can't stand a few oh'-key notes. I. Gordon Lucas. will to Lyman Bonner my great ability to secure a daily consultation permit for backstage work. so as to get forty minutes of relaxation or sleep. I. Alice Lux. in a temporary moment of sanity, do hereby bequeath my rabbit's tail for good health to Miss lirook. and my place across from Mitzi Garlick at the lunch table to whoever she wishes him to be. I. Fred Mauser. supposedly sound in mind and body, do hereby bequeath to anyone who wishes it. my ability lo get locker inspection reports intact to the office without succumbing to the pleadings of tearful girls and wrathful boys for one more chance. I. Malcolm Morris, in a doubtful state of mind. leave to Ray Burandt my ability to do anything in school but study. I. Berger Nielsen. leave my ability to get along with all the teachers to Harry Hamilton. and my position ot older brother to a VVarren G.A.A. girl to any boy who wishes to grow old prematurely waiting for her decision as to when she wishes to be taken home. I. Florence Peterson. in a moment of thought and consideration. do bequeath to some aspiring junior my much pounded typewriter. and to some freshie, who would like an excuse to come upstairs during the lunch periods, my locker on the second floor. 1. joe Potocek. being in a temporary state of sanity. leave to Lois Potter. my wonderful probiscus: to Cliff Philip. my shortness: and to joe Geier. my name SnntTy with the hope that they will have more use for them than I did. I. lluwayne Renouf, in an off-balanced state of mind. do bequeath to my little brother, Ed. Harold, my remark- able ability to get along famously with Mr. Schneider: to my best pal. Ralph Hickman. my social standing with Men- dy : to my beloved English teacher and play sponsor, Mrs. Grimes, the satisfaction that she has finally gotten rid of me: and also to anyone who so desires it, I leave the extra chair, so often occupied by me, in Mr. Thompson's office. I. Libby Rimmer. in a moment of questionable sanity. do hereby will and bequeath to Kenneth Cavanaugh my extraordinary height. and to joe McCann my habit of getting home early OJ on Friday night. I. Lucille Rowling. supposedly in sane mind, wish to leave my brilliance in history to Evelyn Craft: my ability to be silly to Ileulah Ilacon. and to any girl who will be able to keep the rips from showing too much, my old, faith- ful gym suit. I. Douglas Shanks, being in an astemious state on this twenty-fourth day of May. 1936, will my duties as chauf- fer of a family car to and from school as well as the job of getting that motley crew ready for departure home to any fearless. tyranical underclassman who can stand the comments of such passengers. I. Dale Spangler. judged most sound in the vicinity of the cranium. will to any male senior a sister who knows all the answers: and to any boy, my experiences in CCC camp. ' I. james Spiegel. three quarters insane and one quarter sane, leave to my friend, Wilfred Balmes. my tendency to loaf and to snatch a bit of beauty sleep in class as well as my inability to thus get my assignments for said classes. I. Lenore Sponenburg. considered sane in mind and sound in body. do hereby bequeath my locker combination to any nice underclass girl who would like to have Clare Zim. open her locker between periods. after school, or at any other appropriate time. 1. Bill Strahan. now fully sane. will to Billy Reynolds an incentive to put on weight in order to win the distinc- tion of being the biggest hackfield man, from the feet up, on Vt'arren's 1938 football team. I. Phyllis Torfiu. in a brief moment of sanity, do hereby bequeath my height to my brother. Vi'allace: my ability to ride horseback to Miss Brook: and my unrestrained joy in living to certain freshies who show signs of taking life too seriously by beating the seniors' high scholarship. I. Perry Washburn. in an unquestionable state of insanity, leave my ability to rest in history class to Allan Ileyer and my ability to keep out of mischief to Harry Hamilton. I. Robert Vt'ells, supposedly sound in body but feeble in mind. do bequeath my gray hair. caused by studying, to Steve Kuyawa: and to Flarence Meyers my thrill in being able to look down upon all the lady and a few of the men teachers. I. Elvera Wilherg, being in sound mind and body at present instance, do hereby leave to Harry Hamilton. my tendency to have sleepless nights before exams. plus my drag with those teachers who give him so many library permits. ' I, Marge Winter, regarded by some as mentally sound. do hereby bequeath my reputation of laughing all the time to Ditty Dietmeyer. who already has a very good start: and my title of Ma, now rendered by Irving Krumery, to anyone who can bear it a dozen times a day and still retain her perfect composure. I. Helen VVorth. temporarily sane. do, hereby will my ability to make nineties to my kid brother in hope that in his last two years at VS'arren he will reform enough to uphold the family reputation. Executors: Signed, Lowell Rosene President of Class of '37 The Class of 1936. Arthur Daley- Vice President of Class of '37. rfb. , I-ef' A al . . . THE FAMOUS CLASS OF 1 9 3 6 . 5' s ft W ' f J 4, .. x , Ag, i W ., , .gk rf? M . , -wr: .X f f . A 1 '.:' Q 2. 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SXX'ANllliK'li Xlzlrj ,lu Stn-llmzm l.H.xhHmH lm-l Mmm-1' Xl ISS l'.Alx l N5 ' l n'.x'llul1H1 l' llllll l l1fn111mI1l Ruln-rl XX:n'm-x' lfllwl XY:ul1llmn K 4 v Y i lv,,..,11ll Xxlvllw NIR. fwl llxlallllall l ru.v111m1u XI ISS ULSSON ,Nlzj-lzfflfrfflw' Lf l ' N . f'l F Xl l SS ll l'fKl Nl l Nil .lllllcvll llmllmx . .Xllllur 'lllnmllm-M1411 'S f'llflU Al' lim-x 'l'lnmw1Nn1 A x lY:lll:u'v 'l':n'lln l Hn-llvxlc-xv 'lllvvll Qfuninl. Xixgil 'l'llr'11p:ugl1 f ,'4'Q V1 ' NI Iss 111 lI.'l'liR Rl AN x ll.lln X ulglll Yllginin XY:lll:u'4- .fllHI.1lI' Krtlllll' XY:lllix 1 A 1 M Xlllllrwl Xllzwlllrllln lum- Wiwlu-lwllvinxl S3 ' . l.,,.-1.11 xx'gll1..l,,1 ' l ', J f W' 'f NI ne. Nl 1-iN111aN11.Lx1.1. lliuw- lxnnm-xmzul 1 l .Ncu1lu' VVarren's 1936 football season wasjust an average season. They reached the peak of their games at llomecoming against Lake Forest when they upset them by a 12 to 6 score. The line. one of the heaviest that XYarren has ever had. was made up of Ames and ti. l'hilip at ends, Strahan and XVells at tackles, Mauser and llogan at guards. lie-Young at center, and lleck, l7eZurik, llrya, Rosene, and llill l'hilip in the baekfield. llard luck trailed the team all season and there wasn't a game that XVarren did not have some regulars out with injuries. The hardest blow was a knee injury to llrya that put him out for all of the season. XYally Ames also missed a couple of games due to a leg injury. Roland l7eZurik shifted into the backfield when llrya was injured and did a good job of filling in the vacant fullback post. lle proved to be a good ground gainer and was one of the best defensive players on the team. Credit is also due to .Xl Heck who shifted from the line to the backfield for the good of the team. September 20-Palatine 0, Warren 3. Warren won the opening game in a close. hard fought contest. Brya kicked a Field goal for XVarren's only score. l'alatine was unable to pierce the massive Warren line for anything that resembled consistent gaining, Init in the last period the l'irates took to the air to march 70 yards down the field for a last minute scoring threat. A series of passes and a penalty for a Warren man's interfernig with the pass receiver brought the ball to the NVarren 10-yard line with less than a minute to play. However. Heck, Blue llevil half-back, stopped the advance by intercepting the pass as the final whistle blew. September 27-Barrington 18, Warren 0. XVarren suffered its first defeat against liaiuington by an I8 to 0 score. The fast Harrington backs took to the air too much for the XYarren boys. although Delurik, who shifted from the line to full-back due to llrya's injury. played a great defensive game. XVarren's only threat for a score came when a pass was completed to Cliff l'hilip who was stopped on the 10-yard line, but the llarrinffton line held XYarren for downs and then punted out of danger 5 N ' October 4-Warren O, Arlington 19. lVarren suH'ered its second defeat when it failed to stop -lohnson, fast Arlington back, who was instrumental in scoring all three touchdowns. The high offensive point of the game was the pass snatching of Cliff l'hilip and Wally .-Xmes who together caught ten passes. October 12-Lake Forest 6, Warren 12. The Homecoming game found the Blue llevils at their peak. lleck snagged a pass from llill Philip and ran for a touchdown in the opening minutes of play. DeZurik took the ball over in the second quarter and the score stood 12 to 0 at the half. ln the third quarter. Lake Forest released a smashing attack, and Stanley, Lake Forest back. carried the ball across the goal for a touchdown. ln the fourth quarter the Lake Forest team brought the ball to the three-yard line, but the XYarren team held them for downs. October 18-Franklin Park 20, Warren 0. The fast Leyden team was held to a scoreless tie for three quarters by the XVarren team but they broke away in the last quarter to push over three touchdowns. November 1-Libertyville 28, Warren 6. XYarren lost the last game of the season when the Libertyville passing attack proved too much for them. Ken llarlan scored the first touchdown of the game shortly after the opening whistle when he carried the ball over from the 5-yard line after completing two long passes to Isaacson to put the ball in scoring position. Isaacson scored the second and third touchdowns on passes from Harlan. Tritz, the Libertyville fullback, scored the last touchdown when he intercepted a XYarren pass. XVarren scored its lone touchdown on a pass from Bill Philip to Rosene. FOOTBALL Nl R. Kl'fl.TUN .lllllelir tlvurlt al R. SXYANlll'fL'li .l.rxi.vmul tlnurli 15 HEAVYWEIGHT RESERVES In order to give the heavyweight reserves a ehance to play football, a regular schedule was adopted for them with heavyweight reserves from other schools. This year the reserves, under the direction of Mr. Kelton, went through their entire season without losing a game. The team was composed of Ray Hook and l'ete Vortegys at ends, james Spiegel and llill XVilfred llalmes and Frank Myers at tackle, XYarren team, and he and Thompson scored most of the points for tl1e team. john Cunningham. captain of the team, and Harold Beck were two of the best defensive players the team had. Warren's record was greatly endangered in the last game of the season. The score was 6 to 6 when 'l'hompson went over for a touchdown three minutes before the Hnal gun. Adams at guards, .Xrt Daley at center, and Clare Zimmerman, Rex 'l'hompson, llarold Heck, john Cunningham, and joe Nlcfann in the backtield. XVarren 21 Wlarren 12 .. 'l'hompson was the main offensive threat and was . . able to penetrate any opponents line for good gains, whenever the team needed yardage. Zim- merman did the punting and passing for the lYarren 21 Wlarren 6 .. XYarren 12 ,. XYarren 18 .. SCHEDULE 1 - ..-...... .. Libertyville 0 tirant 0 . . llarrington 0 tlrant 0 ... Libertyville 6 . . . Arlington 0 PERSCNALITIES L'l.lIilf l'llll.ll' -- Played a l'lll,l. HOGAN -- Played a GICORGIQ RRY.-X - .X man gotzd defensive game and good game as a guard. with a football heart. eould snag passes. l'3ll.l, M Y li RS - A small ml I PHH IP- X mihumlwc tackle and one who has plen- ufhzj has ' Won' GWR major lYAl.l.Y .X M li S -- Warren will miss this end next year. Al. l1l'ft'li-llad the fighting spirit that led the entire teanr lltllel XYl'il,l.S--IX senior who is a good lineman l5ll.l, S'l'KAll.'XN - NYon a tackle position on the All- l.alve County 'l'e: of tight. FRIQD lllAUSER-Developed into a steady guard. football letters. l.t7WliI.l. RUSICNIC--Lowell is a half-back and a good GICORCSIE IDEYKJUNG - A heavv whose loss at Center Une' will be felt. JOHN CLfNNlNtil'lAM - A senior who played half-back. R Ui l. A N IJ DEZURIK - A lineman who stepped into the baekiield and played a bang-up game. l'l 'l' XVells, Kelton, Strahan, Mauser, Delurik, lleek. Rise lDeYoung. llrya. Wm. llogan. Ames. lf. n ip. ART lJAl.liY-Played a nmn- ber of games as a reserve centeh ll. Philip. ' ' ' ' ' l Zimmerman, llook. ll. llet Nl , XX. Ralmes, Daley, Lunnmgiam, liupias, 'l'hompson, lertegys, i yers bl. Spiegel. ,l. Mefann. llngh. U 1 16 , TIC LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL The XYarren lightweight squad, under the direction of Mr. Swanbeck, consisted mostly of frcslnncn or those boys who had not been out for football in their previous years. 'l'hey started out as a group of raw recruits hut toward the end of the season improved con- siderably and played a hard, well-fought game against Libertyville. a larger and more experi- enced team, and defeated them hy a 14 to O score. Warren opened the season at Libertyville and was defeated hy a 12 to 6 score. .X blocked punt behind the Libertyville goal line gave XYar- ren an early lead. but Libertyville pushed over Iwo touchdowns in the second half to win the game. XX'aukegan heat the XYarren team in a stub- O. The team, however. began to work as a unit and showed improvement in blocking. In a hard-fought game the lightweight squad held the XYaukegan team to a scoreless tie. liach team threatened to score several times but either a fumble or good defensive play stopped the threat. Nordberg and Stoneburg did most of the ground gaining on thrusts through the line, and on several occasions XX'arren was able to get a runner in the clear for a long gain. The lightweights closed the season against l.ihertyville bv defeating them 14 to 0. 'l'he team worked together as a unit and the blocking and tackling was of the best for a lightweight team. Nordberg and Stoneburg scored the touchdowns and each 'rained the extra point. l.ossman and 51 horn-fought game 6 to 0. Nordberg. Stonehurg. lflshurv, and l.isbeth played a great defensive game to keep the score down. Warren again lost to the XX'aukegan outfit by one touchdown. Again they were beaten 6 to l.lSllli'l'll - .X hard-driving player who could be de- pended upon. Xtllilllllilitifllzicl the iight and determination that led the team. S'l't JN lflfil' R11-.X lightweight with plenty of speed and drive. J PERSONALITIES lil.Sl3L'RY--One of the most reliable men on the light- weight team. l. U S S Xl :X N -- .N freshman tackle with plenty of fight. XV.-XRNICR-.X steady player who will he a good man with more experience. l'urnpaugh. bl. lf. Spiegel, .-X. l.ossman. Xlorris. XY. llogan, liuyawa. Swanbeck, Stonehurg. lfaulkner, lilshury, l'enland. Lodesky. Wittbrod. lf. QXlct'ann. lleshel. liemp, liobel, l.isbeth. Nordberg, Dlanns. bl. XY. llalmes, XYorth, XYarner. .lanus played an outstanding game on the defen- sive and also did some good blocking. Lisheth and XYarner were instrumental in picking up yardage on short dashes through the line. VX' t I R 'I' ll - A sophomore whose determination carried him a long way. tit Jli'l'Z-.-X hov who used his size and weight to good ad- vantage. 'l.-XNVS-A junior who had a fighting spirit. HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL December 6-Warren 19, Arlington 16. XX'ar- ren opened the season in an auspicious win over JXrlington. llill Philip was hot and sank six bas- kets and one free throw to set the pace for the XX'arren team. A basket by Ames clinched the game in the final moments. December 13-Warren 30, Antioch 15. XX'ar- ren avenged a pre-conference defeat at the hands of Antioch by a decisive 30-15 score. Portegys. XX'ells, and Ilill Philip shared in the scoring while Ames played a good defensive game. December 20-Warren 8, Libertyville 35. XX'arren suffered her first conference set-back in a smashing defeat by l.ibertyville. XX'arren was unable to click and llrya's defensive play was the only high spot for the XX'arren team. January 10-Warren 17, Leyden 46. Warren suffered its second bad defeat at the hands of Leyden. Natusek, l.eyden forward, was too lunch for the XX'arren boys, sinking seven baskets and two free throws. january 14-Warren 26, Grant 18. XX'arren defeated flrant in one of the hardest fought games of the year. The teams were equally matched for three quarters, but the XX'arren team clicked in the last quarter to win. January 17-Warren 24, Ela 26. XX'arren led the lila squad all the way, but lila came through with two baskets in the final moments of plav to take the game. llrva and Ames ilaved frood de- Pw . , 5 fensive ball, but XX'arren's off-hands failed. February 7-Warren 25, Lake Forest 27. XX'arren suffered another heartbreaking defeat at the hands of l.ake liorest. This time the winning basket was made in the last four seconds of the game. Cliff Philip scored ten points. February 21-Warren 18, Palatine 22. XX'ar- ren lost her third consecutive tight-fought game to Palatine, this time in an over-time battle. Struit, Palatine forward, scored two baskets in the overtime to give Palatine the victory. March 3-Warren 21, Wauconda 9. ln a slow game the XX'arren team easily emerged a victor. XX'auconda and XX'arren were tied at the half, but XX'auconda could not hit the hoop in the second half and XX'arren easily won. March 6-Warren 15, Bensenville 44. XX'ar- ren closed the conference season with a defeat at the hands of llensenville. XX'arren was unable to stop the sharp-shooting llensenville forward who succeeded in running up a high score. TOURNAMENTS XX'arren was eliminated from the Northwest Conference 'l'onrnament by lila by a 27-19 score. They also were eliminated in the first game of the district tournament by a 21-18 score. Cliff Philip went out of both games on personal fouls and the loss of the high-point scorer proved XX'arren's downfall. PERSONALITIES C. Pllll.lP - .AX tall rangy C'l'NNlNfil'l.'XlXl - :X senior XX', Pllll,lP --- .X sophomore player who lcd the team in who rapidly developed into with plenty of gpg-pd and scores. a good forward. drive. , ,,,:...WvA,, Vx V XX'lCl.l.S - .X center whose mill' 'fir A A flfllllglwilvi HRX .'X-1 Due of the best ball height aided him materiallv. Nm lu lm' mmf U mx handlers on the team. ' ' year. llflflli-fine who should im- XlcL'.fXXX-:Xlthough small,he .XLXIICS--.X guard who devel- prove rapidly, in the coming is a mighty good ball hand- oped into a good scoring years. i ler. threat. liupias, 01. Klcfann, .'X. lileck, llrya, XX'. Philip, lielton llook, Dezurik, XX'ells, C. Philip, .Xmes. Cunningham -v-1 LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL 1 The XYarren lights, under the direction of Mr. Swanbeck, had a fairly successful season, breaking even in their conference games and winning all of their pre-conference games. Nord- berg, Daley, and Krumrey made up the front line of the team and worked together well as a com- bination. Myers was also used at the center position. Zimmerman, Thompson, Janus, and Rosene alternated at the guard positions throughout the season and all did a good job. December 6-Warren 10, Arlington 22. War- ren lost the conference opener when a fast Arl- ington team proved too much for the inexperi- enced XYarren team. Nordberg sank three bas- kets and a free throw. December 13--Warren 26, Antioch 21. The XYarren lights broke into the winning column by defeating Antioch in an overtime game. Iirmnrcy. Xordberg, and Daley shared scoring honors with three baskets each. December 20-Warren 10, Libertyville 18. The XYarren squad put up a bitter fight against the larger and more experienced Libertyville team for three quarters, but Libertyville broke away in the last quarter to win easily. january 10-Warren 13, Leyden 21. Nelson, Leyden forward. proved to be too much for the lightxveights when he sank three baskets and PERSCHNA NURIJIIIERKI-.-X fast, clever MYIERS-Played scorer who became a star at either center forward. ZlKllXlliRMrXN- IQRLMRICY-QX hard-driving and clever balll player and a dangerous shot. THUlXlPSt JN lD.'Xl.lCY-.AX tall center who ing guard and played a bang-up game. fense. three free throws for nine points. Zimmerman led the XYarren team in scoring. January 14-Warren 26, Grant 14. The War- ren team played heads-up ball to defeat an in- experienced Grant team. Warrexi got away to a flying start and their lead was never endangered. january 17-Warren 31, Ela 18. The XVarren lights ran up the highest score of the season against lila. All the regulars scored and some re- serves broke into the scoring column. February 7-Warren 8, Lake Forest 19. The champion Lake Forest team proved too much for the XYarren boys. llieck and Rose of Lake lfor- est scored fifteen of the nineteen points. February 21-Warren 18, Palatine 21. War- ren lost a heartbreaking game to Palatine in a contest that see-sawed back and forth until the final gun. Zimmerman and Xordberg shared scoring honors with three baskets apiece. March 3-Warren 30, Wauconda 10. In a slow uninteresting game XYarren easily over- powered the XYaneonda Five. livery member on the team scored at least once, while Krumrey and llaley sank four baskets apiece. March 6-Warren 25, Bensenville 13. XVar- ren, in the last game of the season, defeated the tall Bensenville team. Nordberg and lirnmrey each got four baskets to lead the scoring LITIES a good game -LXNUS-A guard who played or guard. a hard, aggressive game. A fast guard ROSliNlC-A reliable guard iandler. and a good offensive player. .X hard-driv- NcCANN - XYill make good good on de- lightweight material for next year. lfngh, li. Mefann, Carloek, Thompson. Zimmerman, Kemp, Svvanbeck. hlanus. Rosenc, Daley. Myers, Nordberg, lirmnrey. on the baseline. the intielders' wild throws. nt. MR. fil.lfl liU.Vl'flllH Avril I7 May I . May 8 May 15 STRAHAN lleware to those who rnn into him V. PHll.lP fan use his great reach in snagging I. IXict'ANN A clever second baseman who can KRVMRICY A shortstop who is small. hilt fast. BASEBALL Although the Angelus will go to press before the spring baseball season gets under way, the chances of the XYarren squad to defend their 1935 co- championship look bright. lfdwards, K. Zimmerman, l'lotz, and lirumrey will be missed, but Strahan, Hogan, Philip, McCann, Brya, Ames, and Nordberg should provide a good nucleus for Mr. tilei to develop a well-balanced team. PERSONALITIES BRYA One of the most powerful hitters on the team. NORIJBERG A left fielder who can hit. ZIMMERMAN A great defensive center fielder. AMES A good fielder who also can hit. l'AYANAl'fiH A newcomer who should help our pitching staff. HOGAN A pitcher with a baffling submarine ball. lila at Yvarren May I9 XYarren at Leyden VVankegan at NYarren May 22 Antioch at VYarren Arlington at NYarren May 29 XYarren at Lake Forest XYarren at VVaueonda BOYS' INTRAMURAL SPORTS A number of sports were included in XYar- ren's intramural program this year with the ob- ject of getting every boy into some form of ath- letic activity. 'l'hese were basketball, boxing, softball. tennis, and golf. As a means of building up material to repre- sent Warren in 1957 and 1958 in basketball a six weeks' course in fudamentals was given to a group of boys by Klr. Mendenhall during the lat- ter part of the basketball season. ln order to show boys the art of self-defense, boxing was introduced at Warren for the first time in several years. l'nder the direction of Mr. Iielton, the boys were drilled on fundamentals tilei, l'ortegys, Ames, Strahan, C. Philip, XYells, earlock. Rosene, liecky, Nordberg, llrya. Cavanaug for two weeks and then started in on short no- decision bouts. ln all, six weeks were devoted to this sport. ending with everyone's making one or more public appearances. XYarren's new athletic field is being used more extensively this year than ever before with the installation of softball diamonds, new tennis courts, and a golf green which is being used for putting and approaching. L'nder the direction of Mr. lielton seventy boys are engaged in league softball, and some thirty are learning the funda- mentals of golf. The softball league is playing a regular schedule with some interesting games in store for the players, and some outside games are also being scheduled for those freshmen who now show promise of playing conference baseball. Daley, Carlson, Zimmerman, lfilipowicz, lingh Krumrey, DI. xiftmm, bleffson, lf. Klctann, l'otocek MISS GOLTIQRMANN .il rrlwry M ISS OLSSON l'uIl4'ylmIl l?tl.YIx't'flHIH M R. M ICNDICNHALI. Intramural Rll.fIm't'flNlH M R. KIQLTON 'l'4'nui.v, Sufflvull l1'n.rinl1, Gulf GIRLS' ATHLETICS linsehzill is czrrrictl on luoth in the lull :int I . - l Xp! oxin xttly hilt gnls lllllltllllltfl in tht spring of thc yczlr. llllflllg' this tnnv tlwrv IIN' .iltcr sch' il vollt-V hull zrrtivitics. l'f:u'li night for U ls xxho putitlpttt in this spout rpuiorl ol thru nttlts xolltxlmrll wr hrltl in ilu zlhout eighty gir 3 ' 1 ' 1 X A Ku. 5 ,bl.'E1t - 2- A.. 't..,. t,. ,.. , . 1 .5 ' l'su:1lly there :ire enough girls for four tcruns so U'Ylllll1lSllllll for any girl clgsiring lo plziv. .Xl- thzlt two of thc school tlizunontls :irc in usc tor though no tournzuncnt was hclml, exciting' gzunvs Il driily gzung of tive innings. .XL'lllt'YClllClll tests are also taken. 'llcn honn: roonis. consisting ol st-vt-1 pzirticiputccl in the :innuul girls' lizrslcctlmll nzuncnt which was won hy Scnior llonic l girls. loltr- looni ll. The purpose of this tournzuncnt was to con- clude the hztskethnll season. to otlcr pmtticc in l ll 'l1Um'lll l'l5'5'- 5f l'll'?li nf 2-filllws' :mtl l'Vl.t iW .intl arrow, tht- :tncicnt lnmliztn skill of zirclicrv. ing. llurinw' thc huskcthzill season niziny pzissvtl ' h achievement tests which consistctl of :1cc11r:u'y :mtl spcerl in passing :intl czitching tht- lull :incl 1lCClll'2lCj' in shooting troin various spots from the ' basket. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL. l':m7tr, XVor1li. lfilipowivz. Kugawn. lv. llzllnu-s, lllaulst-r, Strxilizin. rilYIllHlllfEll. llernmn. jzwkson. l'enl:nul, tio:-iz. VVzarm'r. l'onne-ll. XVilhz'rt Kiipizusmlrick Spisgt-l, Stout-r. l'olnct'k. llesllel, I.o1lr:sky, ,lt-tlson. llovlq. BOXING. Kupins. XVnt0rs. XX'orth. llnvis. l.ossn11nn. Knynwa. XY. llnlnws. Nluusvr. Stralmn. llziroltl. llru- rt-snltc-fl from thc rlziily conipctition. l-'ollowing th QlH'ZlCllL'L't1 nizrny girls pussml zlcliit-x't'i1ic11t tests which consistcil of svrving hulls into thc rc:1r h'1lf ol tht- Qj'lllll1lSllllll, vollc,v1ng thc hall over thc nvt, :intl l'0lZlj'lllg' thc hull lroni nulircct st'rx't's. lluring thc lull :mil spring Il group tal- girls win hc soc-n night :rftvr night przlCtit'ing with how Ilcginncrs :irc taught to string tht' how :intl to holil the how :intl ztrrow corrct'tlx'. .Xclvzrncccl 'irt'l't-rs tht-n conipctc zlgziinst c:u'h other using the 'Innivr Xlvtropolitzm Rounrl. GIRLS' VOLLEY BALL liixon llwint-s l xvllillf la . lf: lk '. F: 'I 'k. Fl llf' : . ll'-k- 1 , g - 4- , , l.giil1l:.H H UK UWMIU Umm Il lmrn. Xlctzinn. Morris. Iorhn. Nl. liripton. Smith. lwunski. l.:irsvn. l'flslnn'y. Morris. l'onnt-ll. Tliompson. Ll'l5'lllUl.'l'. ll :islnnori-. I . V Sl-huht.,-tA y. Gm..t,4 fnvmmllgh. Stunt- xymymq-. Rowling. 5. tzisllnlortzu llnlsmzl. Strzihzln. H. Nlt'lNl'll. Mngg, lf- Mcymm. 'I-lhmnm.SSl,n' -l:u'olxson. Shanks. Wlutcr. lMflK'Sk5'- K- WWF- lll'1U'l4'Nv xllillwfl Kllllilw- ll- Pill' CHEER LEADERS ARCHERY. l'ottt'r. Al. .'Xlfrmlsin1. Ilin-tnu'yc'r. XV:ull:u'l'. tvrson. ,l. li. Spit-gvl. l'otot'ck. King, XYittln'osl. lvll- l'oItt'r. Yl:u'ol1son. lit-nip. XYivlu'1sln'ii11. lliclunzin. A. lla-Xli-yi-r. Vamp- son. j. Patterson. Ilia-tn1vyt'r l-till. Allll. XI. .Xlirt-ilsnn. 'I'urn-lt. AGENDA CLUB The Agenda Club is the oldest club in the high school. Its purposes are to develop a closer relationship between home and school, to instill in each member the desire to take an active part in community work, and to create in the home a spirit of contentment and cheerfulness. ANGELUS STAFF The Angelus Staff is composed of thirteen students from the sophomore. junior, and senior classes chosen by a faculty committee for adeptness in the arts of writing, drawing, public speaking, typing, and photography. ATHLETIC CLUB The Athletic Club, an organization ol over ninety students interested in athletics, has had a varied type of pro- gram the past year. Sports partici- pated in by highschool teams have been discussed from the players' spec- tators', and officials' point of view. Sports outside of the high school pro- gram have also been studied. CONCERT BAND The XY. T. H. S. concert band, dur- ing the school year of 1935-36 had for- ty-two members. The baud rehearsed daily and furnished music for athletic events, school plays. and other func- tions. lu the early spring the band and chorus combined their resources in a spring concert. FRESHMAN BAND The freshman band meets three times each week and receives instruc- tion on their various instruments pre- paratorv to their entering the concert band the next fall. This year there has been eighteen members. CHORUS A chorus is one of the musical activi- ties sponsored at XVarren. The purpose of the chorus is to give to students experience in the correct singing, bal- ance, and interpretation of worthwhile music. The chorus is divided into four groups which meet once a week for rehearsal. B. Bacon S. Bellefeuille E. Craft F. Dowell J. Daley I. Dietz CGI-INDA CLUB LIENORE SPONENBURG liI.IZAI!ETH KELLY Editors-in-Chiet' MARY JO STEDMAN Assistant Editor AR'I'HI'R DALEY Art Editor . Enloe S. Mauser F. Flood C. Murrie N. Fasoldt F. Peterson F. Ferry M. Simpson li. Gould L. Strahan E. Larsen 41. Tucek Il. Mclfaughey E. Vt'ilherg ANGELUS STAFF SI'jLI'INA HOOK Typist HAROLD LISBICTH Advertising ROLAND DEZVRIK Snapshots DOROTHY DIIETMIEYER tiirls' Athletics DOROTHY IIIERRIFK Advertising Ii. Austin M Alfredson ,l. Alfredson D. Allen F Allen S. Alm W Ames NV Balnies M Bauman A. Iieck ,l. Becky ti. Hrya NV Campbell R. Uarlock A. favanaugh K. Cavanaugh ,l. Vlark I.. Clark K' Flow R. Connell I.. llavis IC. Depke R. DeZurik D. llowell A. Faulkner D. Faulkner R. Faulkner l'.. Fiala M Filipowicz Y. Filipowicz I.. Bonner I.. Baer J. Brewer Y. Burt II. Cannon W Campbell I.. Davis E. Dixon t'. Engh G. Engh N. Fasoldt IE. Gould N. Gould M Haines K. Baer F. Balmes Ii. liacon N. Vannon E. Fiala ,l. Alfredson F. Allen li. Ames R, Ilacon il. Ilalmes M Baumen A. Brandstetter ,l. Clark IC. t'raft M DeMeyer ll. Dietmeyer I . Dowell if Engh G. Engh Y. Enloe N. Fasoldt D. Faulkner V. Ferry F. Flood M Garlick GORDON LUCAS Boys' Athletics WILLIAM M YERS Art Editor LOIS POTTER Advertising LOWELL ROSENF Advertising IELVIQRA VVILHERK Typist ATHLETIC CLUB li. Flood t' Philip bl. Flood P. Portegys M Geier VV. Reynolds 'l'. Garlick I.. Rosene M Gripton L. Rowling A. Haisma ,I. Rudd li. Henning 'I'. Rudd R. Hook D. Shanks 'l'. Iloult I.. Shea M llutt' K. Smith li. ,lacolrson D. Spangler D. Janus N. Spangler K. Kemp ,l. Spiegel M ,I. Kemp rl, IC. Spiegel A. Larsen ll, Stahl li. Larson ' V. Stoneburg K Leable K. Thomas li. Lodesky A. Thomas ti. Lucas P. Tortiu ,l. l.ynch D. Voight l' Malacina V. VVallace Ii. Mcfann li. Washburn ,l. McCann H. Washburn M Mcfann M VVashburn ,I. McDonald ,l. VVickershein1 l'. Mogg . Al. WVittbrod F. Mourek R. VVorth li. Nielsen R. VVaters D. Nielson ll. Yeneriek H Nordberg CONCERT BAND E. Harold 42. Lucas ll Hamilton L. Panzer If. Harris l'. Portegys li. Herman D. Renouf R. Hickman IC. Rimmer D. Herrick L. Rosene H Jacobson l.. Shea NV King M Shea li. Craft N. Spangler S. Kuyawa R. VYarner I. Kumrey ll. VVorth NY Lahti R. XVnrth H Lisbeth O, Zelenkn E. Lossman FRESHMAN BAND IC. Harris J. McDonald E. Henning V. Miller W Kupias R. Penland P. Iwanski VV Reynolds A. Larsen VV Torhn CHORUS M tiripton M Morris E, Harris l'. Murrie F Helis IE. Nielsen E. Henning D. Nielson M Irish IV Philip I.. Iwanski l'. Portgys M Iacohson l.. Potter E. Kelly D. Renonl' M King IC. Rimmer W. Kupias I D. Shanks S. Kuyawa L. Shea VV Lahti M Shea II. I.isbeth N. Spangler Ii. Lossman M nl. Stedman A. Lux XV Strahan ,l. Lynch li. Thompson t'. Malacina ti. Tucek I. McCann Al. Yanlanilt M McCann ll. Wells ,l. Mellonald H. Yeneriek XI ISS III!!! Iffwmlu lllll X , 1 f XI ISS IQXK .lvlffwllrx X R, lilQl,'I'1VX lllllwln' 1 ln! Xllx SVIINI-'IIDI lx U11 vm DRAMAITIC CLUB The Dramatic Club has for its pur- pose the development of poise, self- confidence, self-reliance. and the abil- ity to express oneself well when ap- pearing in public productions. Besides the several plays, the club sponsored a speaking contest. GROWING PAINS Growing Pains, a comedy dealing with the problems of a seventeen year old high school boy of the present day, was the dramatic presentation of this year's junior class. The proceeds of the play, which was presented on No- vember l4 and 15, were used to finance the promenade. NEW FIRES New Firesf, a very modern three- act comedy, was the choice of the sen- iors ior their this year's play. This was presented on April 23 and April 24. F. F. A. The F.F.A., composed of boys who have taken or are now taking agricul- ture, sponsors the Vvarren Community Fair, the Father and Son Banquet, and several pest eradication contests. Its purpose is to develop qualities of lead- ership and cooperation, G. G. A. The G.A.A., which is composed of the letter earners among the girls, is an organization which has as its pur- pose the promotion of girls' athletics. It sponsors all tournaments, and all intramural sports are under its super- vision. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club strives to create and sustain interest in the realm of science. It provides a place for discus- sion and exchange of information con- cerning recent advances, discoveries, and theories in aviation, radio, televi- sion, photography, chemistry, mechan- ics, and other phases of scientific en- deavor. THESPIANS The aim of the Thespians is to do honor to those students who have done well in the plays or good work on the stage crews. Thespians. of which XVarren's troop is the two hundred fort -first, is a na- tional organization with two hun- dred seventy-four chapters scattered throughout the United States. DRAMATIC CLUB Genevieve A mes Catherine Beemsterhoer ,lames Balmes Fred Behrens Harold Bonner Avi Erandstetter Vera Burt Beulah Cannon Norma Cannon Sophronia Cashmore Berneiee Clark Arthur Daley Adele DeMeyer Marie DeMeyer Dorothy Dietmeyer Ethel Dixon Clayton Engh Geraldine Engh Ann Graham Elizabeth Graham Betty Gripton Mitzi Garlick Marion Haines Harry Hamilton Fannie Helis Dorothv Herrick Irene Hickman Selena Hook Margaret Irish Elizabeth Iwanski Josephine Iwanski Lottie Iwanski Marie Jacobson Betty Kelly Mariellen King Irving Krumrey VVillard Kupias Stephen Kuyawa Harold Lisbeth Alice Lux Virginia Miller Malcolm Morris Mary Delle Morris William Myers Allan Peyer William Philip Lois Potter Anne Quist Elinor Rimmer Elizabeth -Rimmer Marion Shea Lenore Sponenburg Mary -Io Stedman Edith Thompson Rex Thompson Wallace Vanderhei June Van Zandt Dorothy Wells Marguerite VVinter Helen Worth Olga Zelenko Clare Zimmerman GROWING PAlNS VVilfred Ralmes Lyman Bonner Wilma Campbell Fannie Helis Ethel Dixon Milford Elsbury Clayton Engl: Mitzi Garlick Trelton Garlick Mary Gripton Dorothy Herrick Margaret Irish Marie Jacobson Dean Janus NEW XVallace Ames Lyman Bonner Beulah Cannon John Cunningham Marie De Meyer Roland De Zurik Frances Dowell Elizabeth Iwanski Lottie Iwanski Frank Adams Francis Halmes Milton Bauman VVilliam Beshel Lyman Bonner Raymond Burandt Robert Carlson Earl Cashmore John Cunningham George DeYoung Milford Elsbury Delbert Faulkner David Flood Joseph Geier Louis Goetz Vernon Goetz Thomas Graham Earl Harris Everett Harris Leon Henning Harold Lisheth Gordon Luncas Eileen Lux Sylvia Mauser Betty McCaughey Catherine Murrie Allan Peyer Clifford Philip l.owell Rosene Dorothy Shanks Violette VVatson ,Iune Vanzandt Olga Zelenko FlRES Mariellen King VVillard Kupias Gordon Lucas Elizabeth Rimmer .lames Spiegel Lenore Sponenburg Phyllis Tortin Marguerite NN'inter Helen VVorth F. F. A. Earl Herman Walter Hogan VVilliam Hogan Kenneth Jackson Roland Iettson Henry Kazmer VYilbert Lahti Alvin Lossman Eugene Lossman Lester Lauer VValter Lucas Fred Mauser Clarence Meyer XVillard Mogg' LeRoy Panzer Richard Schubert Douglas Shanks XVilliam Strahan Virgil Turnpaugh Robert VVells G. G. A. ,L Alfredson M. Haires D. Shanks VV. Campbell F. Helis E. Rimmer E. Cannon J. Iwanski M. Stedman S. Cashmore L. Iwanski P. Torfin D. Dietmeyer M. Jacobson E. VVashlmurn M. Dc-Meyer M. McCann M. VVinter E. Dixon M. D. Morris H, VYorth Ii. Gripton L. Potter 0. Zelenko SCIENCE CLUB L. Baer N. Gould II. Patterson K. Baer E. Harold I. Patterson F. Bobel R. Hickman' R. Penland ,L Brewer P. lwanski J. Stoner C. Bruckner VY. King R. VVarner A. Drayton VY. Kupias C. VVittenburg E. Duncan THESPIANS F. Dowell S. Hook A. Peyer B. Gripton W. Kupias J. Van Zandt T. Graham H. Lisbeth J, ki 'Q' 75 1 ii V X' CS HICINH S IM lfmllf, flu f'r'f1f1.wl!1. il X- ly!-..I, tin r,.,I.,l. 5 HI SSHN BOYS' CLUB The lloys' Club, which includes all boys enrolled in XVarren, has for its purpose the development of self-rcli- ance, high ideals, and a sense of re- sponsibility, as well as the fostering ul good fellowship and clean sportsman- ship among' the boys. GIRLS' CLUB The Warren Girls' Club was organ- ized to create a spirit of unity among' the girls. lts aim is to provide an op- portunity for self-expression for the girls through creative programs, social life, social recreation, and social serv- ice. SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Social Committee is a represen- tative social organization which is or- ganized to unify Warren's social life, to direct the various all-school activities, and to lend assistance to small groups in planning' their social activities. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the repre- sentative organization for lflfarren stu- dents. The chief policy of the council is to enlist the active support of mem- bers of the student body by assigning' important work for them to do. T H E VA C U U M This school year, l935-36, marks the first year in which the Vacuum has been produced by a regular staff in- stead of a home-room. The paper, pro- duced each two weeks, 'enables the stu- dent body to keep informed on subjects of interest. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National llonor Society mem- bership is limited to fifteen percent of the upper third of the seniors class whose qualities of character, leader- ship, and service have been exempli- fied through their participation in school activities. NATIONAL ATHLETIC HONOR SOCIETY The lYarren Chapter of the National Athletic Honor Society is composed of nine boys who are now enrolled at XYarrcn and twenty alumni members. Eligibility to membership is limited to letter men whose average scholasti- callv for three consecutive semesters is above the average of the school. BOYS' Fred Behrens Mitchel Filipowicz llarod Lisbeth Allan l'eyer GIRLS' Catherine Beemsterbner Sophronia Cashmore Beulah Cannon Marie lJeMeyer llolores Howell Edna Flood Mitzi Garlick Betty Gripton Dorothy Herrick Selena Hook Mary ,lane Kemp SOCIAL Bridget Austin Alfred Beck George Bryn Marie Ilellleyer Ethel Dixon Ruth Faulkner Mary Gripton NN'ison King Irving Krnnirey STUDE Avi Ilrandstetter Sophronia Cashmore ,lohn Cunningham Adele lJeMeyer Roland lJeZurik Mtizi Garlick Thomas Graham CLUB BOARD VVilliam Philip ,loseph Mcfann Rex Thompson Clare Zimmerman CLUB BOARD Eileen Lux Lois Potter Lenore Sponenhurg Mary jo Stedman Phyllis Torfin ,lnne Van Zandt Ethel VVashburn june VVickersheim Elvera Vv'ilberg Olga Zelenko COMMITTEE VVilbert Lahti Betty Mcfaughey june Mclbonald Lenore Sponenhurg Mary J. Stedman ,lune Van Zandt Virginia Wallace Olga Zn-lenko NT COUNCIL Marion Haines llorothy Herrick Virginia Miller Allan Peyer Lois Potter Douglas Shanks Rex Thompson VACUUM STAFF ALLAN PEYER Editor LOIS SIIEA Home Rooms VVILLIAM PHILIP NVILLIAM MYERS Cartoonists BETTY Mcf'AI'GHEY Social Committee EDNA FLOOD THOMAS GRAHAM HAROLD LISBETII NATIONAL Beulah Cannon Sophronia Fashmore ,lolm Cunningham Marie lk-Meyer MARIELLEN KING Clubs SELENA HOOK Asemhlies OLGA ZELENKO GORDON LI'l'AS Sports LENORE SPONITNBVRG Angelus Notes CHARLOTTE MALACINA JUNE McIlONALlJ Reporters HONOR SOCIETY Gordon Luucas Lenore Sponenburg Elvera VViberg' Marguerite XVinter NATIONAL ATHLETIC HONOR SOCIETY George Brya john Cunningham Arthur Daley George l7eYoung YYilliam Hogan VVilliam Myers Clifford Phiip VVillian1 Philip Lowell Rosene lYilliam Strahan 5-.V XIII 'l'IIUXlI'S1lNQ 111111'111111 H '11111111 1 111111111 x11wx11v11m111x 11111.v 111111 X1111111 1 1111111111111 XI I 55 K111l.'I'l'l1QXl XYN I 1111111111 NAT NAL NON R I l-1 S113 ?f fglrf, ' 1 P7 -J F. F. A. FAIR The eleventh annual community fair, sponsored by the F.F.A., was held in the gymnasium on September twenty-sixth and twenty-seventh. Besides the exhibits by Warren students of products pertaining to agriculture, many fine displays of hand- work were submitted by the various schools of the township and by the school patrons. In addition to the exhibits, the club sponsored a grade school track meet and a pro- gram by Mr. Laurant, the nationally known magician. ALL SCHOOL DANCES During the year 1935-36 many enjoyable dances have been held from the hours of four to five-thirty. These dances, planned by the Social Committee and their sponsor, Miss Johnston, were in keeping with Home-Coming, Hallowe'en and Leap Year. ' On the evening of May 15, a May dance was given to mark the end of the social season. At this dance there were two very lovely special features, the crowning of the May Queen and the Maypole dance. SENIOR-FRESHMAN TEA On Tuesday, November 26, the senior girls gave a tea in honor of their little sisters, the freshman girls. Other guests were the faculty members, the faculty wives, and wives of the board-members. The tea was held in the sewing room which was beautifully decorated with candles and bouquets of chrysanthemums. Those in the receiving line were Beulah Cannon, Beulah fBacon, Sophronia Cashmore, Jean Daley, Marie DeMeyer, and June Wickersheim. Lenore Sponenburg and Fflvera Wilberg gracefully presided at the tea table. The junior girls served. P. T. A. DANCES The Warren P.T.A. entertained the Warren. students and their parents at two parties during the past year. The first was the annual Christmas party which took place on December 19, and t-he second was a St. Patrick's Party which was held on March 17. Both parties took place in the Warren gymnasium and favors and decora- tions corresponding with the season were given to the guests at both parties. At the St. Patrick's party one of the features of the evening was the balloon dance. The main feature of the Christmas party was the singing of carols around a gay Christ- mas tree by the parents, students, and friends. Mrs. Sherman Sponenburg' was the chairman of the program committees for both parties. The Lamplighters 'played for both events. FATHER AND SON BANQUET The seventh annual Father and Son Banquet, sponsored by the F.F.A., was held on March 31. About seventy-five fathers, sons, and guests were present. The program consisted of talks by members of the club, a response from the fathers, presentation of the F.F.A. awards for achievements of the past year, and an address by Cap Mast, associate editor of the Prairie Farmer. MOTHER - DAUGHTER BANQUET The annual Mother-Daughter banquet of the Agenda Club was held on May 12, 1036. The banquet was prepared and served by the foods' class. Miss Ada Hess, State Director of Home Economics, was the guest speaker. Following the banquet a program was given in the auditorium by members of the club. BAND-CHORUS CONCERT On Friday evening, April 17, Warren's band and chorus appeared before a most enthusiastic audience in a joint concert. The program was as follows: I IV a-f'March. Hall of Fame. J. Olivadoti. af- Andante Cantabile. from Symphony No. be-Overture. The Trojan Prince, G, .E 1. Op. 2l. L. van Beethoven. Holmes. b- Minuet. from Sonata, Op. 49, No. 2. VV.T.H.S. Band. L. van Beethoven. ll L Bouree, from 3rd Violoncello Suite. J. a A Festival Chime, tune St. Denio, ar- S. Bach. ranged by Gustav Halst. SV,T,H,S. Band, li--- May Song, old French air arranged by F. A. Gevaert. V c f'Paistinian Laborer's Chant, arranged by a - l.iebestraume C Dreams of Lovc l. Franz Harvey B. Gaul. Liszt. Clarinet Solo, Harold Lisbeth. rl The Gaway Piper, Irish Air. arranged by Percy Fletcher. VI VV.T.H.S. Chorus a-V-March, The Thundererf' J. P. Sousa. lll h -Selection. The Merry Widow, Franz a - Twilight Dreams, H. L. Clark, cornet Lehar. solo, Dorothy Herrick. W.T.H.S. Band- Vll e Were You There. Negro Spiritual. ar n The Varniral of Venice. and Variations. ranged by ll. T. Ilurleigh. ll. ll. Vlarke. t'ornet Solo, liuwayne Re- lx f- . .. ,. mm VIH a lluldigungsiuarch from uslgllfd ,lorsal I --G.: .1 . N. - A 0 . ly , - f. far. lidvard Grieg. ri 4-mstirtlylikni iii' Sit' Hixihl I Unk mm b March. Semper Fidelisf' J. P. Sousa. h Psalm t'. I... Praise Ye the l.ornl.U Cesar XY.T.l'l.S. Band Franck . JUNIOR PROMENADE The annual junior promenade was held in the high school gymnasium on the eve- ning of May 2. The gymnasium was decorated to represent a southern plantation in the spring- time. ln keeping with the season. blossoms and shrubbery were used in profusion. llelighttul entertainment ai.-rl music was furnished by George Swanson's orchestra and the l osberg llaucing Academy ot' Xtaukegan. l'pon Mr. t'lem. the junior sponsor, and the following chairmen fell a great portion of the credit for a very delightful promenade: l.owell Rosene. gerzeral chairman: june Yan Zandt, invitation and reception chairman: Harold l.isbeth, decoration chairman: lfarle Harris, program chairmang Sylvia Mauser, favors' chairman: Dorothy Shanks, music chairman: and Ulga Ze- lenko, refreslunents' chairman. ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS The school has as one of its major educational aims the training of students in the art ot' speaking from the platform. liducation becomes of greater usefulness to individuals and to socitty it those trained in secondary schools, such as ours, are able to present their ideas in a logical, ftorreiul, and intelligent manner before others. l'upils like to see their own friends participating in assembly programs. The joy that they derive from seeing a member of their own group do exceptional work upon the platform is one ot' the pleasant experiences that they have in high school. VVhile this is true. pupils not only enjoy but also need the example set by such professional talent as was shown in the programs of I.t. l.ofgren of the Byrd lfxpedition, George lflias, ,lessie Rae Taylor. Laurant, ,lane Dudley, and Geotircy O'Hara. The following program of outside talent entertainment was presented this year: Neneley lbuo ,.., .,.. . Sept. 19. l9.l5 George Elias .. .. ,.,, . Feb. 7. 1936 t'h:inning ltecbe Oct. 14. 1935 Frank Douglas . . , Mar. 3. 1936 lilias' Taniboritvas . . . . . lice, 5. I935 tieotirey U'llara . .......... Apr. 24, l93l1 Xlisner Players . hlan. 2.3. 19.30 Warren's commercial department, under the direction of Miss Goltermann and Xliss lleming, can feel justly proud of itself because of its splendid showing in the lirst two of its contests. ln the tirst ot' these contests held on April -1, Marie lJeMeyer won First place in the State l'ersonality tiontest and was given her choice of a ycar's tuition to North- western Sehool ot' Conunerce or l.'1ke collage of Commerce. ln this, Vfarren was represented by the following students: Typing I Typing II Shorthand l llorothy llerrielc Marie lieftleyer Fannie Helis Allan l'eyer lit'lll2lll l'annon Vharlotte Mogg Marguerite XYintcr ,ludith Alfredson Olga Zelenkn Phyllis 'I'--rtin .Xlternate Annie llaisma Alternate Aileen Cavanaugli - Alternate Shorthand II 120-Word Shorthand Xlaric llchleyer lietty liripton lflvera XYilberg Marion llaines llelen XYorth Alternate At the Illinois District Conuuercial Contest, which was held at Dundee on April 25, the results wtre as follows: Charlotte Ftiogg- -liirst place in Shorthand l. Marguerite Winter -fff Second place in Typing l. As a team, XYarren placed tirst in Typing l and second in Shorthand l, Short- l1.1nd ll, and Typing ll. Among the nine schools entered, XYarren placed second in toial points. The following students represented XYarren: 70-Word Shorthand I Shorthand II Typing I Typing II liannie llelis lllaric llebleyer Dorothy llerriek Marie llehleyer Olga Zelenko Marion llaincs ltlargueritc XYinter lieulah Cannon t'harIotte Hogg llclen XYorth Allan Peyer luditll Alfredson l'lay llays are held to further friendships between girls and their school by bringing together large groups ot' girls from various high school to play with, instead ot' competing against eaeh other. This year, XYarren has been the hostess school for two high school Play Days. They were attended by girls from the high schools ot' Antioch, Barrington, Crystal Lake, Palatine. Lake Zurich, Lihertyville. XYauconda, and NYaukegan. The tirst lfight lirade tiirls' l'lay llay ever planned by the Vilarren fi. A. A. was given this year. Approximately 05 girls from twenty surrounding grade schools were the guests. The program for the day consisted ot' baseball. volleyball, relays, pro- gressive small-group games. rct'resluneuts, and a short demonstration of G,A,A, stunts, This l'lay Day was so suetxssful that the G.A.A. has decided to make it an annual affair. x S, if CAFNX NDA ix WITTICISMS me x 'XX ,- -X XX, R 5. shi ff rsf D47 of 5' y Mrs. Grimes: NVhat is a nletaphor, 'l'relton? 'Trelton Garlick: To keep cows in. rg: .l. .,. V . . J. Art Daley tin locker TOOIUJZ Keep your foot where it he- longs. Roland DeZurik: lf l had lny foot where it helonged, you S A f K , , C on fQ31lvl'6.0wX- wouldnt he ahle to slt down for a week. -.,e - f 9' ' ifflchflii it X X g f C' Miss Johnston fin solid geonletryl: XYhat happens when FFA. iaqir ' two planes intersect, lllll? XX xlaqy H I Bill Myers: 'llllCl'C is a wreck. my ,eff :ge :lf .k M , 'W ' xr W Mrs. Grimes: l wonder what l've done with my gl'ZlKlC l 1 X X ll -ifI.,, hook? f . . . . C I l :N l Lain-mil' X Lester Lauer: Have on lost lt, Mrs. tlrnnes? , ,hc y . f ' . . J rl: :ll :la l - Mclqlcluvt - 1 , -- . - 1 QQ! fff' ' Mrs. Grimes: Xxillill 1100111 hy llllrns expresses the ldezl of Q Dm' lifelon eonl Jzlnionslli m? H 53 l I Ml ff? , Eager junior: I o a Louse. A - tl 'Y ATuu.Clmlow :lx rl: ,L Q . X Gram, W! 5 . . V l X , 62 5 ,Tyr Pearl Cashmore flll liltlll lljz .-X Rfjlllilll wedding took , f l place in the early morning a little after sunset. 'l 'Z X rl: rl: :lg ix V7 I y 1 Q . . Fir-sf D Dorothy Dletemeyer:'XX hy lf this hell Ylllglllg? Aefoff l Miss Gart: ll6CZlllSC lln ringing lt. Crlrd ' l :li rl: rg Q . s i' l ? . . HQIP' y ! l Miss Johnston: xvllill IS El polygon? , 'Hn f J ' June VanZandt: A polygon is a dead parrot. E? ornecofmi ak Dk ts: 4 l l l 1 ,R l Bill Philip: Pa, what's ll calf? 1 '---fw Mr. Philip: XYell, a ealf's il calf until it has :l calf, then it's 3? K ! M J a COXV' 21: :Ez rl: fegff ,A Pearl Cashmore tin mum lll: .-x myth is H Sim-,V told hy J f 31 person not :tn individual. ' 'nb 2 iv-.N mi-4 l :ga :iz :jc Teal-.llev-s' --ic gf . -r e -f -L Rex 'llhompsonz Kllss -lohnstont please may l have Z1 eon- Qonference Q lmiqn ispeecils S0lZllIOl1 sllp to see you seventh period? li E Y V N N I Recovmwend ' 4, gk 1, ' i R I Cfixfio H H ' H :gg ' ml! Aileen Cavanaugh: Heredity means that your grandfath- er didn't have any children, and your father didn't either. v - ff . .- , 6 lf'-ll :le :lc rl: ' in 7' 5 -cf' S . , . . . . Q KX F. Mrs. Grimes: XX hy did proud lXlZl.lZlC che? 41 ,y- 2 I 1 y' e fat al Cliff Philip: Because she went out with six lll'2lVV gentle- -A 74 i7 flax .XX Il: ill :fl had Y N N X f ' ' ' ' ' 1--lg X DX The Mr. Keltonz What is warpzlge? Giwmq Pqfvlsh Q7 P25 yI.w.n? Roy Carlolck: XX'arp tllelnart that goes nortll and Slllltll. Senior - r,.eS,uMh x ii .I Mr. Swanbeck: XX'hat is zl dynamo? A Tea. foil William Strahan: A Clyllillllki is 11 lllZl.ClllllC that lll?llil'S Q, I dynamite and other explosives. ' 'i 43 ,, rl: ra: :lr .fi K' J Ch'5T ? lv. Mr. Swanbeck: llow was iron found? V tC'l 0'l' it Wise Junior twhisperingl 1 lieeause someone smelt it. if I ff? . Lf' 'X 's XM? l X WITTICISMS Miss Tarhardt: lVhere was King XVilliam crowned? Mabel McCann: Un the head. Berger Nielson tsceing George De Young and john Cun- ningham wearing suit coats to schooll: XVell, boys. what's the important occasion? Did somebody die? is as at Al Beck tin French testl: Miss liakins, what's the word for relations? Miss Eakins: Les parents. Al Beck: It's a good thing you told me. You should see this word l wrote. all HIC ik Mrs. Grimes: lYhich of thc Eve senses does this poem show? Trelton Garlick: Nonsense. Miss Eakins: ls Mary Alfredson absent from school? Bright Freshman: No, shc's at home sick. fl: :lf 251 Ann Quist tin French llj: Miss Iiakins will you please usc mal in a sentence? Miss Eakins: .l'ai mal a la tete. CAn idiom meaning 'Tl have a headachenj Allan Peyer: That means-you are had in the head. :la :lc :K Miss Olsson tafter a tire alarm rang while the girls were dressing for gymj : illr, Thompson, can't you pick out a more opportune time for a tire? :fc nl: rl: john Cunningham: Allan, will you please take the min- utes of the council this morning? Allan finnocentlyj: Where are they? :lf Pll Pll Bill Myers: lN'e're eatingllndian Potatoes this noon. Roland DeZurik: llow's that? Bill Myers: Scalpcd. rk :ge 15: Miss Eakins: lllr. Clem, I hope you'll have that person who played Chop Sticks on the gymnasium piano for three hours last night keep away from the piano tonight. Mr. Clem: Apparently you don't appreciate my music. :ii rg :gt . 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MEYER AND BROTHER XYllOl.l2SiXl.li CIGARS z: TOBACCO zz CANDIES 102--1-6 S. Sllffflllilll Roarl Xvlllllilxgllll, lllimiis I Teleplioiic Majestic 670 34 :llZlI'0llllIll' l'iZlI'l'l'I, l.llmertyville, Illinois, llas .-Xlm-1'iczI's l.c-ruling OXFORD DOWN FLOCK XVII :Irv I1llXlUllS :Incl willing at :Ill times to co-upc1':1te with lmys Ill11l girls who :Irv inleresiccl in -4-ll Club wurlc. MVR lflllfli IS UVICN FUR YOVR lNSl'lfL l'ION .XT .'Xl.l. 'l'lIXllfS CO-OPERATIVE TRADING CO. NX .Xl7lxl'.KI.XN. Il.l.. BETTER FOOD PRODUCTS Thu lit!-0l10l'I1llYC' Xxvflj' ls the llcltol' XYII5' ul llisirilmting lfoml :Incl Utlwr Life Ncccssit ics. M. F. SCHRYVER l:lHlCl'1ll l7iI'cI'tI1r :xml l.iucnscIl limlmltm-r NYz111lwg:1II: Nlzljcstic ,WOSY-2 lillfllllll lil.ll'lll'i' l-l.-l0 lil'lQXlil'f, ILLINOIS ...TO ASSIST I IN FINANCING YOUR ANNUAL WHEN MAKING A PURCHASE . . 36 PERRY A. PETERSON SL CO. MORTGAGE LOANS ll6 North Genesee Street Phone: Majestic 620 XV.-XUKEG.-XN, ILLINOIS Fire Insurance IIome Finmicing A . G . M E Y E R S PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone Libertyville 440 LAKE-COOK FARM SUPPLY CO. Grays Lake, Illinois GREETINGS To the Seniors, Stuflents, Faculty and Board of Education of YVarren Township Iligh School SKOKIE VALLEY LAUNDRY, Inc. ALL MODERN LAUNDRY SERVICES Quality Launclerers and Dry Cleaners Highland Park 3310 - North Chicago 165 Gurnee 61.5 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WAUKEGAN listalmlisliecl 1852 engwo Telephone: Majestic 5445 DR. C. H. ARNOLD OPTOMETRIST 511 XYauke0'an National Hank lil 5 rlg. XYaukegan, Ill. WINSTON W. SMITH, M. D. Grand Avenue Gurnee, Illinois Phone : Majestic 95 WETZEL SL PETERSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Private Ambulance XYaukegan, Illinois ...OR ASKING FOR HIS SERVICE REMEMBER THAT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS MAN . . . NORTH SHORE STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS XVz1ukegan National Hank Building XVaukeg'an, Illinois Phone: Majestic 3740 RQ Have your Pliotographs taken at the finest Studio on the North Shore by a Hrst-class Artist. OUR PRICES RANGE FROM 355.00 PICK DOZEN AND UP. It's a gift they will treasure because it's the next best thing to having you with them-- YOUR PHOTOGRAPH L. T. LARSEN, The Florist FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Tel. Majestic 392 1342 Glen Flora .Xvenne ' XYZIIIIQCQZIH, Illinois TAYLOR WHCLESALE GROCERY CO. wap-2 5 Slieriilnn Road xY!ll'lliE'gZll1. Illinois OTTO'S PAINT AND GIFT STORE Paints. Uils, Yarnislies and Brushes 126 NU. HICXICSICIC S'l'RIilC'l' XY.-XUliIiG.XN, ILLINOIS I'l1one Majestic 1720 lil-l'fIll'l' Fflllllllllff -- Giffx and farafv JAMES C.iO'SHEA MUSIC -.- PIANOS -2- RADIOS H2 No. Genesee Street Majestic 247 ...IS JUST AS EAGER TO PLEASE YOL7.. , , , AS R. R. Tinsley, Pres.-Treas. M. Il. Tinsley, Vice-Pres YOU Glenn C. Richarclson, Secretary ARE TO BE PLEASED T H E GRAND AVENUE LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. CIXNJ Phone Majestic I6 XVAUKEGAN, ILL. GLOBE DEPARTMENT STORE XVaukegan's Foremost Store Since ISQQ XYOIXIENS AND IXIISSES' READY-TO-XYEAR MILLINERY, LINGERIE, FUO'I'XVEAR IXIEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING FURNISHINGS, HEADXYEAR DRAPERIES, CHINAXYARE, HOME IITENSILS RADIOS Credit af Cash Prires SILVEY'S Silverware zz Diamonds 1: jewelry zz XVatches I9 North Genesee St., XVaukegan, Ill. Phone Ontario 5750 Eyes Examined Free and Eye-Glasses Can Be Secured on Charge Account DRINK GLEN ROCK BEVERAGES THE BETTER SODA XYATERU Quality First W Service I-Xlvvays Majestic 405 XYElllli6gHll, Illinois WORK Xvlflltlllt work money would be worthless. The wealth of the world is not its monex it is in what we produce by work, GREEN MILL CLEANERS REARDON SL WALL FOOD STORE Domestic and Imported Specialties 117 No. Genesee St. Waukegan, lll. Majestic 5200 JOHN P. HAESE Fancy Groceries and Meats 84-I Gralld Ave. Xvaukeggn, Ill- BUYING AT HOME ENABLES YOU . . . To ' SPIES BROTHERS, Inc. Hleflilllllt' .YIIIFU 1878 EXAMINE . Mamzfucturc-rs of AND fmss PINS CLUB IiI'.IHI-EMS CLASS RINGS MIQIJAIS TROPHIIQS COMPARE . . . IfRA'I'ERNI'I'Y AND SURORITY JICXYELRY . . ' D A foU. IiM1a'Ts DIPI OMAS AN NIN NL IN DANCE PROGRAMS. IIIDS AND FAVORS Saks OITII'-Q and Shuvv Romulus, 27 E. Nlcmroc St. FI1CtOl'y, II-I0 C4n'ncIi:1 .XVC2 Q'IIIL'.XGU, II.I.. ,X I.ow Down Vzlymcut and Only 3525.00 A MONTH Iluys ,VX New Ford Y-S from GARRET WILSON WIVXLIICIEKSIAXN - NO. CIIICXCIO WEBBER CARTAGE LINE, Inc. wap-1 DniIy Truck 'I'ranspu1'tatim1 Iictvveen CHICRXGO - XVI-XUKEG.XN - KIII.NY.IXI'KEE WILBUR LUMBER CO. Cl XXI, A COKE - LLIMBER g MILLXYORK J ROIVITING 4 FEED - BUILDING M.'X'I'ERIAI. Ihoue: No. -I E. W. III:ok, Mgr. GFHYS I-Elk? Ili 42 DURKIN SL DURKIN The Largest and Oldest lXlen's and Boys' Clothing Store in Lake County. onyx: M:m's three Greatest .Xssets to Success are . PIERSUNA-X LITY PERSONAL :X PPEJXRJXNCIC EDUC.fX'l'lC JN They rank in the order named. wzp-1 Records prove . . . A man pays what he is worth per week for a suit of clothes. v-qw YOUNG MXN, XYHAT IS YOUR VALUE? . . . ARTICLES BEFORE PURCHASING, THUS SAVING . . 43 , , , TIME Vr P,-xYs'm m1YQUAI,1TY... AND Especially XVhen Quality Costs 'lust a Bit More EXPENSE FOR YOURSELF R U B I N ' S 11-13 No. Genesee Street XVaukegan YOUNG MAN! XYe XVelcome You with Styles and Patterns 111 SUITS and COATS :Ns New as Streamlining! Visit Our Complete Furnishing Department 'llfirst with the Newest GOLDSTEIN CLOTHING CO. XVasliington at Genesee W'auke-gan Koclaks Gifts PEARCE'S BOOK STORE Stationery - Fountain Pens Party Supplies 4 N. Genesee St. YVaukegan, Ill. COMMUNITY BAKE SHOP Party and XVeclcling Cakes Our Specialty. Omgmg 3410 32 N. Genesee St. For Clean LOW COST HEAT Burn AUKEGAN OKE O Have heat that's free from dust, smoke and soot . . . and at the same time SAVE MONEY! With Waukegan Coke you enjoy the double advantage of clean heat and economy. For a convincing demonstration of Waukegan Coke ad- vantages, try a ton now! Xcnnuz, snoxsusss Fuenf WVAU KEGANf XCOKEX Order from Your Fuel Dealer LRZITU XX'ill Saw Your Car Sm' McCLURE'S GARAGE ML RNI'.l'., II.l.. .Xt Your Service Since 1010. Toni Hoy Shoes for fhilrlren lllllle fienesee Xhllllllifgiill, Illinois REMEMBER THAT THESE BUSINESS MEN WHO . . . 45 CHEERFULLY A. L. BRUMUND OOMPANY ADVERTISE IN Mfrs. of Q YOUR BOOK PUIQITY l'mm1mL'c l's TODAY . . . 5 rm- sf. lflimu- um. anno 46 .rf vf- -N ITC IR IAKIC U bL'N'l'Y SCI If N II. .XL I IX I I ILS RICIXD TI uukvgan rms-Sun D.-X I LY Mui. 27 w . WALTER H. LARSEN ljclfllf --- llbllfnzfvvl' -- Gla.v.v .I1'ii.vlx' and Sign l'r1i1ui4'r.v' sI1f7fIIIl'5 l,IIl'IllfI.lIIj f4 l,lIfH'I'IIlIllfjl.JIfj --f l'iHIIlIIlIf1 II'I'lIlIr7'Ix' SIIIIIIVN 'Af Sigzls 120 N. livnvscc XYIIIIIQCQIIII, III RAILTO SHOE REPAIR SHOP R XI'l'I U 'I'IIIV YIOIFIQ Ill'II,I7 WQN-I Sn Inu u XYIIIIIQOQIIII, Illinni . 1, S' Plume Klrijvfiil 0 Office and XYzII'elIu11Se 20 XYZIIEI' St. :Incl Market P. R. SIMMONS SL SON l7I'I1l1'l'.v mul lfstzllwlishecl 1900 lfixh-ilv11lu1'.v 'l5l'TU5 ,IIIIIIIIQRS xx'IIoL1zsAl.1-tRs Rli'l'AIl,lCRS HAY GRAIN Simmons Brands ,M,,,,.X If1,oI'R Q Q Q FERTILIZIERS :Wm ':I d5'I Iflmlr, I,llllIIl'y 5L'I'ZllL'Il :mrl IXIZISIICS, I.:IwII 54-I-cl IJIiA'1' MOSS k'I'l'SU Il m,i,h.,,t M V Q FARM SEEDS IY.IIIIxI'.Ii.'XN, II,I.IIXUl5 COLONIAL SALT llcpmmlnlwlc SI-rvim Majestic' S94 PETERSON MOTOR-CAR CO., Inc. 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