Hyde Park High School - Aitchpe Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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LEADERS CLASS Now herels the aetivity for the energetic' girls vho like two periods of gym a day. Sounds for- nidable? No! Just the Leaders Club, those able tssistants of the gym teaehers. Teaehing the 'freshiesl' that the volley ball goes over and not lnder the net is just one of their many tedious asks. They are well ac-quainted with horses, speeially the leather ones in the girls' gym. Meng with Miss lVilliams, these girls eertainly leserve praise for their daily efforts. LEADERS Finlay, M.: Miller, J.: Loetl- ler, P.: Platz. S.:Dur11berger. F.: Seruggs, li.: Goines. S.: Bennett, L.: Collins. ll.: drews, J.: lung, J.: Betz, J.Z Szuberla. li.: Metirzith, N.: Pierre, L. Row 2: Park, J.: Smart, A.: O'Connor, li.: Dahlin: L.: Collins, S.: Bot- tom Rowz Grilby, li.: Fent- ress, S.: Sauer, D.: Miss VVil- liainis: Severns, H.: l'lSIl2llllT, I. PVBLICITY COMMITTEE JOIN G..-LA. JOIN WATER BALLET The Publicity Committee ealls, As armed with paints and peneils They deeoratte the halls. The noble aim of the Publieity Committee is to reeruit eaeh and every unsuspecting Hyde Park girl for GAA. Their versatility is shown by the tremendous variety of posters exhibited in the girls' gym. GAA. boasts a large membership due to the sueeess of their efforts. rrrl : , AL . , - I 'UBLICITY COMMITTEE V :fr f f X2 V- Top Row: xIK'l'li,.l.Q-J0lllU1'. I.: Hairtnizui, K.: Shannon, A 'l':1ylor, S.: Wlhnyatt, l7.g lntx, S.: liablaiiilis, J.: Dot- t lr, li.: Tapin, L.: Johnson, l.: VVebb, .l. Bottom Row: ? f leinbree. Y.: llzirris. S.: In-nzel, S.: M:nn'er, .X.: V ,HHN Vlebb, M.: Jones, Y. lg 127 Top Row: Moore, Ii.: Jones, R.: lliffenbziugh, J.: l rec-ln-rg. li.: Legnte, J. Row 3: lligasliiiielii, J.: ,'Xlbrit- ton. J.: Pic-lielinaxn. C.: Srir- nat. M.: Hodge, M.: lt-I 1- yanna, C.: llendy, M.: An- Ford, tY.: Lewitzlcy, E.: Si- inos. IC.: lflory, Cf: Thonnis, F.: Matson, fi: lloward, S.:

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LETTER GIRLS Top Row: Collins, S., F1'PPlH'l'g-L, Finlay, M.: Ikenn, li.: Mrs. ,-X. Maurer, Ascber, L.: Loc-lller, P.: Mil- ler, J.: Skyles, li. Bottom Row: Lepper, L.: Pierre, L.: Vllien, J.: Ford, Y.: Moore. B., Dottery, li.: Greenberg. M. LETTER GIRLS Have you seen girls around sr-hool with letters on their sweaters? No, the football Gear-h hasnit Changed his policies, and the basketball games this year will be pretty much the same. It's just that we girls have a system for getting let- ters. too, by participating in various G.A.A. avtivities, enjoying outside sports, and staying healthy. The culmination of our efforts is the coveted G.A.A. Letter. 500 CLl'l3 Signs of the times: A trail of long faves leaving the girls' gym. Why? They didn't make the H5000 Club. Can you make it from one end of the pool to the other without drowning? A prime requisite for membership in this exclusive organization is passing the Red Cross beginners' swimming test. Girls, what time do you hit the hay? If you want to be a 4'500 Clubber, make it 10 130 sharp or youyll hear this, Sorry, you need a health ehartfl So stay healthy, learn to paddle the pool, and you may someday wear that G.A.A. emblem, the sign of a 500 Clubber. For des- pite the diHii0ulties, several bright, healthy, and energetic girls make it every semester. 126 500 CLUB Top Row: Legate, .l.: Jonas, S.: Dillenbaugh, J.: Knight, R.: Lieberman, M.: Bartz. B.: Kniazzeli, A.: Svruggs, R.: Vlvyatt, D., Holtz, R.: George, R., l'c'l1i- yalna. C., Mc-ndelson, ll. Row 2: Sauer. D.: Lewitzky, E.: Thomas, F.: Shapiro, S.: Howard, S4 Voth, F.: Bell, B.: Cbarney, P.: Bourbnles, hani, J.: Laves. J.: Esnault, F.: Kenneth, l.: Vlvebb. M.: O'Cfonnor, li.: Pvnryv, G. M. Bottom Row: Cunning-

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CHEER LEADERS Top Row: lVI1's. .Xlit-e Dan- iels: Barrett, T.: Gninsatao, M.: Albritton, J.: Odoi. M.: liourbules, M.: Hayano. li. MissYVillian1s, M.Row2: Fin- lay. Nl.: liailey,J.: Collins: S.: Ford, Y.: Skyles, lt. Bottom Row: ltlreelmerg: IC.: Legate. .l.: Pierre, I.. CHEEH IJCADICR t'Fight! Fight! For vit-tory, victory for old Hyde Park High. If youlre a loyal Hyde Parker, this should be as dear to you as the hell ending the school day, for it resounds throughout the stands at every Hyde Park Upigskin parleyf' 'tdiamond dilemmafl and 'tbasket houneef' lYith- out the aid of sponge ruhher shoes, but using their huilt-in PA. systems, they sing and spring through every eheer in the hook. Ready and willing to perform in any tWVindy City weather, they spur on Hyde Parkls galaxy of teams. Among their oeeupational diseases are laryn- gitis and haekaehes hut as you see from the pieture they manage to stay pretty healthy. f l l l l XlCl l'T'XlC'S D-Xl'ClHTEliS From the depths ol' the azure blue water, heau-N tiful maidens emerge. hiermaids? Youlre elosel Guess again. Hyde l'ark's Neptunes' Daughe tners?l' Right! They turn Hyde Park's ti0x20N foot ehlorine ealamity into a Hawaiian holi-l dayfl These maidens glide easily through any aquatie stunt. with the ease and grave of swans, and the waves danee to the rhythm of their elfin strokes. They are eonstantly aspiring to greater heights under the diret-tion of Mrs. Maurer. .ilk M? fa NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER? Top Row: Nelson, G.: VVerdis, S.: Bronstein, A.: Mendelson, ltl.: Knight., K.: Jones, l,.: Wyatt. D.: Kaw- asaki. X.: Dempsey, R.: Liess: M. Row 2: Futran, N.: liepper, li.: Ginsberg, M.: Zisook M.3 Wveinstein, H.: Anderson, K.: Nelson. B.: Peek, V.: Sharp, C. Bot- tom Row: Hee, H.: Lieker- man, M.: Gramhug, M.: Cunningham, .I.: Tamarkin. L.: Giller. S.: Mondolfo. li.: Joiner, li.: Logue: N. 128