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William Anthony - God’s gift to
the women.

Carl Anderson -— They say he
boards at Madura’s.

Robert Barrett —— If there's an
answer, Bob has it.

Albert Berger ~— The Bowery Kid.

Charles Blastik —— The lone wolf.

Melvin Bose —— Human Question
box.

Charles Boyer —— Man with the
bedroom eyes.

Lee Bullen —— The reason for pa-
tience.

Ernest Colant -..
Gander.

Donald Crego ——~ Goose step on a
small scale.

Edwin Grouse -- Best undressed
man in Detroit.

Jack Davis - Every room a
lunchroom.

Otto Drefl‘ein -— Do they come any
bigger.

Alexander Druschitz ~— Still water
runs deep.

Henry Dulkin —— “Talk. about it,
Mr. Dulkin."

Joseph Dworzan ——» Quiet, but at
ways there.

Edward Floreen _. Gosh, but Mil-
waukee’s a long way!

William P‘urriner ~— Watch Elm‘
hurst GROW.

Chester Ginsburg - Slugger oi the
Mechs.

Peter Giannini -~ The Culllcrtson
of Pinochle(?)

Robert Golden ~— Slleuce is Gold»
en.

William Hahn ——— Good ad for a
girdle.

Elmer Hankes w Nash’s prodigee.

William Heller M I wish Catlin
were here now.

Wilbert Hellman ——- Joy—stick man.

Henry Hermanovich —-~ Candid
Camera Kid.

l‘tohert Hulitt - Mcet ’chn in the
last row.

Walter Jensen - Lost without. his
cigar.

Edward Knorring ... Good exam-
ple of smoking too soon.

William Krause — What would
the team do without me.

Warren Kuehl - The “Gar Wood"
of ’41.

Thomas Lewis - Krause’s sha~
dow.

Robert Mztllek m Empty barrels
make the most noise.

Arthur Marks - The Mech’s Foul
Bait.

George Martin m Mother’s Boy.

Robert Mather —— The pinhoys
friend.

Elmer Matson —— Can’t he beat
with a paddle.

James Murray _ Hey “Doc,” are
these connected in Delta?

Lee Niems —- Dangerous man on
the dance floor.

Richard Nolte -.. Kid
plate.

Howard Obergfell —— High school
girls, beware!

Frank Pfeffer — Should’ve been
an interne.

Goosy-‘Goosy

Fashions

Chester Ozimek —- The Windy
City Kid.

Gerhard Reimer —— Ain’t love
grand.

Alexander Reynolds ~ The bubble
bath boy.

William Roehm ~— Two beer and
to sleep.

Ernest Rumqulst —- A world of
experience.

Waiter Russanowski — “Irish.”

Allen Sampson —- Groucho him-
self.

John Sauvage ~— Diesel Dan’s
right~hand man.

Sherman Siemen —
dreamer.

Leopold Sitko — The mad elec-

trician.

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Charley Nash ~— When the Moon’s
need a friend.

Harold Sorensen —— Ford’s best
rooter.
Steve Stefanski —- Stephen the

pretty boy.
Leo Stoolman - Reports by the

pound.
Thomas Sweeney -—~ Here, the
"heads” have it.
Eugene Wasz ~— Man with the

tapdance walk.

Zeb Wesolowski -~ The mod Vio-
linist.

James West ~— The reason for the
seven place tables.

Kurt Wintermeyer -— Good result
of Merger.

Edward Young - The kid with
the buttermilk drive.

Itohert Smith ~— Smitty could fly
a barn door.

Jerry Brown - King Kibitzer.

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Ludwick ’l‘. Blumberg —- Entered
armour as a sophomore from
Wright J. C. First Ark to land
a permanent position. Sort of a
silent chappie. with humor so
dry it rustles.

Arnold E. Blame «— lBetter known
as "‘Slealie.” Will probably be at
Pensacola in the fall. is allergic
to big black cigars, hut “Gin-
nie" has the opposite effect.

George E. Diekel «— From the hills
of Montana via U. of Montana
and Art institute School to
Armour in sophmore year.
Sports the (luckiest mustache
and is co-c.hairman with Miller
of the Knit. the li'launtors.

Charles l5). Kulleke - A Lane
Tech lad known for his puny
puns and airbrush work. Bends
over to go under low bridges.

C. l”). Lenart m Known as “Seepy”
or “Lenny” but never “Casimer.”
Mrs. Carroll’s pet - has had
more john than the rest. of the
class combined.

Daniel Miller M Another Lane
chher. Has smoothest draft~
ling technique within miles.
Spent part of his soph year
“on the beam” - literally. Two
pedigreed lrish Setters are his
pride.

Robert J. Q’Erien ~— Notre Dame
sent him around in mph-days.
llecognlzahle by checked shirts
and convertible automobiles ——
soon hy Navy’s blue and gold—-
has preference for N. U. gals or
lilond with brown eyes.

ll’illiam C. l’ehta —— His memory
would put an elephant’s to
shame, not to mention those of
his classmates. Famous for the
stage at his house and for jokes
starting “Who’s Going West?”

Eugene C. Pointeh -~ After three
years of Pro-Med. Prescribed a

. ‘ ‘ m t’ '- ltd-«a
career 12‘: architectuic .3. mm-

sell. Don’t call him “Shorty” or
“Hairry.”

Leonard ll, Fteinke —- From Osh-
kosh B’gosh Messier in Frosh
Beaux Arts Daze. Squirts the
air brush with Kulieke. ls some-
times known as the Crisco Kid.

Harvey Schader - Finished his
first three years then dropped
out and rte—entered this year.
Prominent figure at all initia-
tions. Great advocate of the bow
tie.

Florence Schust — Some call her
Florence, but her real name is
“Susie.” Came from all sorts of
places by way of Gropius’s office
in her senior year to be our only
coed.

Guy G. Steinweg — “Chopper” or
“Ruck” to us. “Chopper” be-
cause of an ax-man cartoon he
drew and “Buck” from his Bow-
en High days. Good will Am-

 

As the hand of time erases, one
by one the paltry number of min-
utes marking your last stay here,
we of the journalistic world, 0
Senior Class, salute you and bless
you, as you commence your long

journey into the darlc beyond.
Your numerous faces pass before
us now in one great [calmedoscom‘c
scene, and we record now the
cpithaph of each and every one,
big and small, fair and dark, up-
on the tombstone of his under-
graduate school career.

nWmm~--n

hassador from Evergreen Park.
A star ball player any time.
Closely identified with Vera.

H. Thurber Stowell «~— Cllass politi-
cian of early days also “L" as—
sembler. Tall, dark, and mourn-
f‘ui-looklng. Wears a pipe.
Known by the company he
keeps «— l. e. _. Gladys.

cushions ,

Bauinann —- A conventlneor who
registered at the Rialto Wanted;
Sam Fall: Habitat; Metallurgy
Lab. What the devil it never
saw him there.

Bauer w lie thinks he’s a sch.
their, hot he is only a ham.
Furch —- lie got his muscles by

sleeping in Process Met.

Hartman -—— Who tried to bowl
over fresh with eggs. They got
him.

Boddoe -~ He knows all about rub-
ber diaphrums and flow of fluids.

Dost m Even when they are
prone on the Rifle Range, they
can still shoot over Ed.

Krueger -—— lie used to he all wet
but now they’ve got him a spa
ghetti drier.

Long ._. He’s going to build an-
other still in his basement.

Mast-linen m A confirmed smootch-
or who couldn’t beat the Kisso
meter.

Molds m We couldn't get him out
of the ’l‘rocadero.

{shaping ... A “lecherous Lothario"
who to c: all of the EDT sec-
rctaries.

Joe Smith m rl‘wo beers and you
can't turn him off.

 

Vander “Woodie ~— “Judas Priest!
that schratl”
How will “Horst Weasel” ever

part with Charlotte and Nitro-
benzene on June 15?

“ii‘atsnuii” Wilson didn’t know
there were three periods to ash
tling.

Sliwa and Franc ~-—— The guys that
whitewashed the annex with
slurry.

Mustakas w lie does all his mid
ling with the Lewis lovelies.

Ronnie Smith ~— The gother who
did his senior problem in metall-
ura ,_

McAleer _— Photogenic gallant
who the Can. thoughtto en~
circle and attack.

Sherman w lie polished all of the
samples and then didn’t use
them.

Baum — Want your neck wrench-
ed out of place? See Bin.

Barry - Silence is wisdom say
the prophets’. This man sho’ is
wise.

Boarini — Orchids to the only
man in school who looks good
with a cookie duster. It gives
Ed a celestial feeling.

Art Carlson m Holder of the un-
official beer-guzzlers champion-
ship. ”He ain’t talking though—
he’s modest.

Doyle ~ Pull a hat over his eyes,
a cigar in his mouth and you’re
set for the most sidesplitting
facial contribution. A la ugly
puss.

George EllisuHas already bought.
a burial plot in the middle of
Ellis Ave. He don’t wanna. be
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Eleven more days —- and then
what? The Lewis seniors will go
their respective ways, but with
them they will carry memories
which they will associate with
their classmates.

First, Adele Mazer, the mischiev-
ans-eyed key collector-wand not
only to the home “ec” cupboard;
Katherine Smialek and Aldona
Glaz singing those oh so sweet (‘2)
(littles; Marie Baron, the physi-
ology guinea pig; Ruth Weiss,
sweet. cooperative switch board
operator; Marveuc Jones, willing,
smiling and helpful; and Deborah
Locks acting the perfect cashier
in the cafeteria —- these home “so”
girls just can’t get away from the
food —- and no doubt they’ll be
found cooking, baking, and count.
ing calories in their jobs after
commencement.

Chemists —- who said chemists?
OK. Jack Greener, the molder of
glass hearts, and John Ferraro are
synonymous With research chem-
istry. And of course, who could
forget that twosome of Louis Do
Krause and Ken Calhoun? Louis
always looking for a fight and Cal
invariably listening to others
troubles —_ and that play boy of
the department, Bernie Silvermin-
dependent. temperamental musici—
an that he is; but oh, what. a plan—
ist! Ambitious George Bernard tak-
ing chem courses ’cause he loves
them, and doesn’t need the credit.
Then the quiet isolationist, who is
quite a chemist-Elmer Moller -—-
Oh yes, and “‘Cupie doll” Ralph
Wojakniewlcz who takes a lot of
ribbing from his cohortsn—and the
mailman of the department, Ar-
thur Wright who works nights in
the post office; Toribio Salvado,
the radical, who's planning a revo-
lution in the Phllllppines. Every
group has to have a gambler and
so have the chemo. —— Joe Hejna
bets on anything with four legs,
and wow! what a pinochle player!
Then there’s Edward “Bi-Cupid“
Krasniewski DDS. to whom the
boys are going to present the pla-
tinum-plated loving cup —- Karl
Kokot, the smooth dancer and
builder of houses without walls -
and Theodore Steiskal, the lone
wolf of the department _.. complet-
ing the list of senior chems is
Paul Moy, the smiling jut jitsu
artist, the proud escort of the
“Ming Toy.”

Moving from the chem depart-
ment down to the third floor
we find the graduating Kappa
Kupies ~— Florence Alder with
that “snorky” laugh that amuses
and amazes everyone, Jeannette
MacLuckie, the gal with the cap-

 

tivating personality who’s been
missed this quarter while she
gives the night schoolors a treat,
and Mickey Walker, the “leading
lady” of Lewis aromatics, the girl.
with the. unlimited vitality.

“Mo and My Shadow” m Ruth
Sprague, the willing worker who
will undertake the projects others:
hesitate to, and Lillian Snodgrass,
the girl who made Lewis famous:
~~at Armour!

Glamour boys all m Dick Barnes,
the Gamma Rho etitrantf‘ Uncle
A1” Fallunan, right in the midst of
the battle; and “Super salesman”
Charles Reinhardt. Glamour (stut-
tered) Bernice li‘eldman’s eyes ~—
the girl who takes the part of the
masses.

Norman Frlmer, the perfect
gentleman of the class, and Syl-
van Tanner, the library Cananova,
dressed in the latest Hollywood
manner. Then there’s our studi-
ous member, Joseph Goldmanm
and Leslie Kaplan, the little man
who acted as disciplinarlan of the
Crane boys .._. Esther Kuhn, the
tops in precision ... and Aaron
Sega] the “drmnatic” actor and
poet of the class — William Gold
defending religion, as well as be—
ing an able assistant in psychol-
ogy. Good natured Maude Mann
and her class associates Besshart
Cole, Jean Williamson, and Susan,
Harrison in the cafeteria rehash-
ing sorority affairs m While the
inseparable lletty Deltz, Theresa
Drobinsky, and Mildred Snyder
combination quietly go about their
way .. Ruth Storz, the lone Sigma
senior.

The business “econ” department
is livened by Harry “I—lep Hep"
Bystricky, “I‘m in the army now"
and roly-poly horn-touting Jerry
Gregor; Lloyd Senstrom’s dry wit
and Canute Olsen’s spicy maga-
zines. Wells Mori contributing to
the intellect of the department as
does Thomas Richardson, a real
business man —- Walter Gillen ad-
ding quiet sellipossession to the at-
mosphere. Norman Griffin display-
ing his business ability in admire
lstering Polygon business.- Bob
Reitz, quiet, conservative, and anx»
ious to gain weight so he can get
in the armymllobert Schrage, also
quiet and unassuming closes the
roll of these future businessmen.

To end with a swing - the roar
trotting "Juba Jive” sisters, Aida
Kairis and Jane Goelet ~— corny
jokes and mirth are theirs.

Thus ends the roll and role of
Lewis graduates. This is what
they are now —-— what will they
be ten years from now?

 

Firszt —. The first shall be last
and the last first, but this one’s
F‘irszt. Aintcha, Joe?

Gehle — No relation to “Gayly
we danced along.”

Grigas — Joe’s gonna hang around
awhile. Next year’s Sr. Class
need some material for touch-
ball.

i‘iolexa —— Salute! Dis guy ain’t
never had nobody shave his
mustache off.

Huebner —. Huby uses Man Moun—
tain Dean tactics on unwily
fresh.

Kurland — What else besides
curls?
McIntosh - A good ol’ Yiddish

Name! Hoot Mon?
Majko —~ Dean of the Dry laffers.
Malela —— Scourge of 0. (3., Pride
of the Knights of Armour and
future coffee-cake expert.
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