Woodrow Wilson Junior College - Profile Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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DAGUERRE STUDIO 9Ao.iiie 1941 218 South Wabash Avenue Special Rates to All W. W. J. C. Students

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QoGcUeA, Much of the credit for Wilson ' s long string of sports champion- ships is due to a competent, hard- working coaching staff, who might well be referred to as the S men. Headed by athletic director Charles Smidl, the staff also in- cludes Carl Stockdale, Walter Smith, and Francis Svarc, the lat- ter having joined forces with Wilson in the fall of 1940. Coach Stockdale, head mentor of the football team, also handles baseball and swimming. Coach Smith, or Smitty as he is more commonly known, has been di- recting Wilson ' s track destinies for three seasons. He doubles as line coach of the football squad. Coach Svarc took over the bas- ketball reins last fall besides coaching tennis and golf. Coach Svarc also acted as director of intramural athletics. It is to the above named men that the entire Wilson student body pays tribute. It was through these coaches ' untiring efforts on behalf of the boys that the Raiders were able to reach the top in sports championships. LEFT TO RIGHT; Smith, Stockdale, Smidl. GUee deade LEFT TO RIGHT: Olqa Cibulsky, Madelon Kontelas, Norah LaVelle, Frank Winslow. Come on RaidersI Go, Wilson, go! Championship teams always draw plaudits from the crowd, so naturally Wilson ' s cheerleaders are kept busy directing these cheers. Coach Charles P. Smidl, Wilson ' s athletic director, had charge of the cheerleading staff. Whether a winning touchdown, a game breaking basket, or any similar bit of heroics is involved, Wilson ' s cheerleaders, decked out in the school colors of Scarlet and White, are always ready to lead the crowd in giving voice to their approval. And since Wilson won a championship in every sport, said cheerleaders had ample op- portunity to go through their paces. These cheerleaders also took part in the leading of cheers and the singing of Wilson ' s battle song during the pep meetings held in the Auditorium before big sports events. The strong-voiced Wilson quar- tet who kept the spirit of the crowd at a high pitch and gave moral support to the athletes on the field included Olga Cibulsky, Madelon Kontelas, Norah Lavelle, and Frank Winslow.

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Best Wishes to Class of ' 41 HOTEL SHORELAND 55th at the Lake Plaza 1000 Remember us for Your Next Social Event AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC One of Chicago ' s foremost schools of music. Courses, vocal, violin and all other branches of music leading to degree. Faculty of 150 artist instructors. Send for Free Catalog JOHN R. HATTSTAEDT, Pres. Kimball Hall, Chicago It ' s MADE IN CHINA We Have It THE Located in the HEART of CHINATOWN 157 West Cermak Rd. Chinatown Official Guide Service Dinner Arrangement Phone rictory 2404 t-S Bf(N TO W( f( t4f ' S We want every student to be well pleased with EACH purchase made here. You ' ll find convenient stock here of all text books— both used and new; also all college supplies or student tools from thumb tacks to art brushes. BOOKS— Used and New COLLEGE OUTLINE SERIES DISSECTING SETS ESTERBROOK AND PARKER PENS OFFICIAL GYM SUITS Your college store is At Your Service — WERKMAN ' S Book and Supply Store N. E. comer Stewart and 69th Street