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

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Graduates Not Photographed Raymond B. Kappelman Victor Kaupas Florence A. Kazmiersczak Donald J. Kenney Leonard F. Kessler Tom King John Kirby Vernon C. Klockzien Warren J. Klopsch Herman C. Koehler Holden L. Krone James L. Krueger Theresa Lagler Bette Levine Charles C. Leonard Leroy J. Lewis Michael D. Lombard! Mildred E. Looney Robert C. Maier Louis A. Mankus Arthur B. Mark June Matha Glecena D. Max Harry P. Metropolos Willard C. Meyer Jane Miller George B. Mockus James P. Morgan Thomas J. MacDonald Patsy A. McAvoy Evelyn M. McCarthy James J. McCarthy Frances J. McClellan Bernard J. McCoUam Virginia A. McGreal Charles S. McLeod John J. Naughton Beverly G. Nielsen Lorraine H. Palmer James Penn Mary Perparos Charles Peterson Albert Pevtzow Paul Podmajersky Alfredo H. Ponder Leila O. Primmer John Ransom Dorothy M. Redmond Harold Reffells Irving H. Robinson Jack E. Roseland Lucille E. Rothblum Myron Rush Inola Russell Charles N. Salzman Robert K. Schmitt Herbert Schnitzer Jeanne H. Schv rartz Alfred Scott Harold Seiden Egbert E. Sherman Irvin D. Shostak Kidney Simon Paul E. Singer Ray C. Smythe John R. Snyder Peter J. Sotich John L. Spiers Nancy M. Stevens Irene A. Stevenson Albertina Stolk John T. Storrs Charles Stuart Charles A. Swanson Edward Taaffe Paul Tongas Bernice Templar Lope B. Theodores William Thiele Margaret E. Thompson Audrey D. Thompson Clarence Towns Hans Troll William P. Tuggle Charles J. Vanderwarf Fred W. Vinroot Joseph J. Vlazny Coletter A. Vogel Robert J. Walker Julius H. Watson Franklin D. Wertheim Dorothy Wesby Elinor Williams David Wiselman Raymond Wollek Chesterfield B. Woods Ransom B. Woods Charles Wren Seymour Yalowitz Arthur Yompolsky Edward Zagorski Lorraine L. Zintak

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1 SOPHOMORE B OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mildred Cohen, senator; Phyllis Wendell, secretary; Al Glc Margaret Shiu, senator. vice-prs Sophomore B The only class in existence which has functioned without a president seems to be getting along nicely without the organization which other classes seem to need. Dispensing with class meet- ings and the like, the Sophomore B ' s are wending their headless way through the annals of Wilson life. At present the class has only a sec- retary, Phyllis Wendell, vice-president, Al Glass, and a senator, Margaret Shiu. With no president to call meetings and no treasurer to collect dues, the Sopho- more B ' s lead a life of comparative ease. The editor-in-chief of the Press and many of his editors come from this class. Other members have been active in track, baseball, and basket- ball. But as a class, the Sophomore A ' s seem to be rugged individualists, each one bent on having a little class of his own— with a membership of one. In its last semester, this class will probably sit up and take notice. It will probably have a super-prom and things like that. But right now, the way things stand, Wilson ' s headless wonders are just taking it good and easy.