Carl Schurz High School - Schurzone Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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CLASS OFFICERS RUTH HELEN H0151-IM Science: Class secretary: Most Dependable: Advanced Dancing 1, 2, 3, 4: Biology 2, 3: Social committee 3: Schurzone Q Senior Girls'. She can be gentle and kind and sweet: She mn be helpful with willing feet: She can be cheery when things go wrong, Then ran fli'fl'6 snrlncss mrrly with a song. CHARLES THEODORE BLACK Ted Science: Class president: Most Popular: Constitutional commit- tee 4: Social committee 3: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. president 4: R. 0. T. C. 1. 2, 3, captain 4: Bulldog 3, vice-president 4: Track 3. 4, junior captain 3: Lettermen's 3, treasurer 4: Pep 3: Boys' Glee 3: Senior Boys', president: Schurzone: Schurz World 4. Order is hea1'en's first law and this eonfest, Some are and must be greater than the rcst. Esrr-uza Mins Household Arts: Class vice-president: Most Popular: H'artzone, secretary 3: Dele- gate to Household Arts convention 3: Chess and Checker 3, 4: Pep 4: Tennis 3. 4: Social committee 3, 4: Biology 3: Guard Marshal 4: Senior Girls'. I What features, form, mien, manners, wzth a mind Oh how intelligent! and how refinedl 1 2:15:31 ,ff E, -- .35 fm-.N .,..,,A V- xr . M , E N t mn. , V- , .f, ,ef , - - .fg 11,13 2' Q, rg isggjgljzi' 51. f' , ya' '4 2 - .2 R-,ef 3' ,.7,4iKizV , 5 .- A V. 4 if if fix 'f 'z 9 M . 3 j 1 ,i 3 SI Siva' , ' ui ua A vi 4- 1 Sggfanmi J ' 3 .... ... -1 :- mor-13QfUl Q-r f1'-'- :'wfDr- .-il, G- :: -J ff :s 5- M ,Y .-1 m O 5 -1 rr 0 4 tiff-' 3+-oouawisfb' m:5.-Qa Df- JL' I 5'-'Z.f:,,gQg 1 T ' .r-1 :- ff 4' ,J-9'4'5T:M7a 3 8 'UE W 3 A E5'.,..A3?g Q- mgdwn-Q fl , 9 J , 7, ' 1' : ' ti f naw! S E Q Q ,, 5 Z ,V : E.-,rg S 5 Wfraf . rt S :hc H t ' 5' 5' :P 35 's 'D 5 Za. Q 2 rs 2 fm Y gg 'Mi 2 S ro 5 gg E' , 11,- We 5 'U ' : ro ig .. N, gi Z' is P' 9' wa Zlo- ic , Q 5 i .. -- ig : 4 5 In -as -6- Q m , 1, K. , ,, ,, O 1 .4 -v , Q, 5 D , , ,f E 'U 3 rm 2 .., f - ,fi H -1 '1 - rn : 1 4 2 2 E rw 1, , 0 w am N Q - A V1 :S - Q- ,59 .zsf 5 eu - s- ..- 9, N, ,,. me Fi ....... . . ri! vc ,L 'E , , A Z 15: Air' '5 MW Q 4 - 1 Iii 4 X'N PWM Q ,lr ,,,g,f4r,i. -1 qt: Li-5 5 eo gg g A fi H Q '-fl-if-fbffffi ,, ,age -Qi:-ik S 3 2,.... rr Q, E M was 2 3 T ' M, 2:rZ'gg5'E-gg' r '1 S ' ' -. '- fi Z 'E EF E E Eg 5 :Q W A 3 4 N N Q ,- wh H' ,V at g ogniam o ii f,.fg,f Sigma 5 5 , - 4. ..- ' MI , an gigs-F52 .M we I-- CD O p ,r,,4 'SW gdgl-52-i 4' WMM . Q' E .. SE 5 1 ' ' . f ,' U10 -1 SF 53 21:9 Dag ,. ., Q522'L+xc'9,,-ss.. .1 W., g , -4 12.7 Q f -1. Nix. ' c-za: -rw 1 if Q. f - Y ' Y Sf Kg--- 2 A ' if 9.3 'f' 5 : -.. S at ggi: 5 2 was ,V NJ' .4 ,.. 7 V, ,.JN-x , V V 'L fw'..,,f,.:'wv 4' ' ' v-'uf Rei ' , n..-.rev , 4. , V, g Ma ,M fn' Q f- - . If tv 1 Y . f ' ,Ek , f 'f 5 5 3 fz it . W S4 -'gl 4 A' Q 4 , L .,-Lgfgvf-,jvmgfvnnwwn-M A M if QQ., ,M...A,..,:s.Sff2Q,qEw xizqiu A ' M 14, i 4 h Q A3334 f 4 .ww v-wvsbfffi-:asazu41ef.,wMix'-4a:.:1.5+ -'ww' P - r. nh., . .-1 - 4, V V '-2 'iw-4 -- 4 ' - 'Q' . -.aawim . - -avg-xcwaf - -wwf-t' ,fl W, . .,,: .XM F ,I In -..,g,k. , .f'.s.4. . M... it ,w -- -e ,ffswf-wzvrx-' In

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SENIOR CLASS ORGANIZATION MARY J MOYNIHAN ................. Class Sponsor CHARLES THEODORE BLACK ............. Clam President ES'1 HER MARION MIES Class Vine-President WILLIAM RUBINSON ............ Class Treasurer RUTH HELEN BOEHM ............. Class Secretary HOXVARDJ MCKAIG Class Delegate-at-Large CONSTITUTIONAL COMMITTEE Howard Mclxaig Chairman Theodore Black Esther Mies Elsa Doegey George Wheaton SOCIAL COMMITTEE Esther Mies Chairman Mildred Boehm Elmer Lange Fred Eiseman Alice Richards Raymond Johnson Bernice Sumner George Wheaton PROM COMMITTEE Howard MCKa1g Chairman loseph Hengelman Dorothea Roost Marguerite Koller Donald Tronvig PICTURE COMMITTEE Sylvia Ginger Chairman Lester Grbbs Lucille Schultz Kenneth Pedersen Virginia Zwiefka PIN AND RING COMMITTEE Herman Berthold Chairman Buelah Boyes Russell Pascale Ruth Holland Leonore Rahn CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Walter Rlchter Chairman Franklin Murphy Anne Nelson Dorothy Odgers ,Ruth Petersen, Carl Rohde' James Somerville Roberta VViersig DRESS COMMITTEE , Chr1stabelFerren Chairman orgerson Maxine Shelton Geraldine Esdohr Charlotte Smith

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NIARBA ABRAM Art5 Press 45 Chorus 45 Schurz- one Art Staff5 Senior Girls'. She is most fair, and thereunto Her life doth rightly harmonize, Feeling or thought that was not true Ne'er made less beautiful the blue, Unclouded heaven of her eyes. VIRGINIA ALEXANDER 6'Jeannie Commercialg Press 25 Tennis 35 Pep 3, 45 Chorus 2,35 Senior Girls'. A nature generous and free, albeit The incarnation of economy. EDWARD ANDERSON Eddie TCCh11iCH1Q R. O. T. C. 1, 25 Avi- ation 35 Pep 3, 45 Music 45 Senior Boys'. Carefree, smiling, full of fun, For a good friend he's the one. ANDERSON Pep 3, 45 Chess and French 45 Senior Girlsi equipageg free. RSON 2,45 Pep 3, 45 45 Senior Girls'5 heart, not on and In- to be crown is called kings CONSTANTINE J. ADINABIIS 4'Conn1e Commercia15 Spanish5 Senior BOys'. He is the noblest man That ever lived in the tide of time. EDNA M. ANDERSON Household'Arts5 Pep 3, 45 Ten- nis 35 Chess and Checker 45 Senior GirIs'. She is constant as the Northern Star, Of whose true-j9x'cl and resting quality There is no fellow in the jirmament. EVELYN M. ANDERSON Evvie', COmmercia15 Advanced Dancing 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 35 Pep 3, 45 Avi- ation 45 Biology 25 Senior Girls'. She is as merry as the day is long, As her heart is ever full of song. HUGO T. ANDERSON Science5 Band 3, 45 Chorus 45 Pep 45 Chess and Checker 4. He wears the rose Of youth upon him,' from which the world should note Something particular. RAYMOND ANNES Frenchy Languageg French 4. Sweet are the thoughts that sailor of content, The quiet mind is richer than Cl crown.