Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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'la ......----uv THE MAROON STAFF Executive Editors. . .Peggy McClurg and William Woolway Class Editors ........... Edith lohnson and Helen Lampert Assistants: Ruth Bell, Dorothy Ford, Marian Fox, Margie Gerwig, Marjorie Grimstead, Margaret Moeclc, Reeva Novy, Ernest Poll, Rose Thomason Class Historians .... Shirley Moore and Marguerite l-leeren Literary Editors .......,... lean Phillips and Patricia Burt Assistants: Marjorie Abraham, Beryl Birndort, Barbara Foote, Tom lones, Betty Kesner, Dorothy Spangelo, Rita lune Williams Feature Editors ....., Anna Mae Flynn and Melvin Shattil Assistants: Hazel Cargill, Dorothy Shittrnan, Helen Sul- zentuss, lack Keeney Makeeup Editors .,....... Ann Bergeson and Clif Tichenor Sports Editors. .lean Dillion, Ross laclcson, William lacobson Assistants: Graham Henilcen, Iames Smith, Helen Rich- ard, Ruth Tunney, Ieannette Sholler, lane Voltz. Art Editor ............................... Marshall Lang Assistants: Elaine Bartel, Marguerite Gutekanst, lean Haak, Eileen lordan, Beatrice Lewbin, Virginia Rich- ards, Nance Walker Finances ........................ . . .Dorothy Granberg Photography ........ lanet Williams and Harvey Sorenson Assistants: lack Allenson, Alice Anderson, Elvie Elver- son. Ed Fitzgerald, Pauline lone-s, Howard Roderick, lerry Siegler, Harry Switzer Sales ..,....... .............. . . .lane Callner Advertising ................................... Art Wolf Assistants: Shirley Anderson, Alden Brandell, Vvlavelet Francis, Phyllis Hanson, Madge Hendrie, Loretta Meister, Catherine Pressler, Shirley Platt, Velma Zum- lraugh Publicity ......,......................,...., Shirley Doll Assistants: Marshall Blumenthal, Richard Clemenson, Betty Eberle, Lorraine Farnham, Rosalyn Freund, Dorothy Mae Ganz, Alice Guillard, Shirlee Karlson, lames Maury, George McHie, Ursula Reid, Sidney Simon, Philip Strick, Margaret Thornton Executive Secretary .... ..... ...,............. l a nice Kott Typists..Alice Anderson, Bernice Butcher, PGQQY Crowe, Betty Etten, Myrtle Hansen, Ieanne Hyatt, Eleanore luleen, Leota Kiefer, Ann Kozak, Doris Lilienstern, Mildred Linclstrorn, luen Peterson, Charlotte Schmid, Marilyn Stormer, Dorothy Wasserman MAROON EDITORS Seated irorn leit to right: Helen Lampert, William Woolway, Peggy McC1urg, lean Phillips, lean Dillion, Annu Mae Flynn. Standing: Ann Bergeson, Ross Iackson, Edith Iohn- son, Melvin Shattil, William ldcohson, Patricia Burt. Page 2

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they edit . . . the l938 Maroon. No doubt you've wondered just what it means to be on the :tnnual staff. We wondered that, too, once. We cnow now! Piles ot plans, write-ups: dum- rnies to be made: long conferences and dead- ,ocksg endless wearing down ot chalk and pen- :ils, not to mention nerves as we stalk origi- iality through jungles of material! Heading the staff are Peggy McClurg and William Woolway, our executive editors, and Mrs Magq, the faculty sponsor. This book belongs to you and to us. lt is dedicated to youth. lt is an attempt to capture something of the vitality, the eagerness ot these school days, to preserve a reminder of this tleeting period for the ediiication of future gen- erations. EDITORIAL STAFF Row 1-Keeney, Iones, Birndort, Henrken, Blumen- thal, Dreituss, McHie, Poll. Row 2--Gerwig, Karlsen, Farnham, Reid, Thomason, Ford, Sholler, Gutekanst, Glimstead, Doll, Hall, Moeck. Row 3- Sulzonfuss, Bell, Berqeson, Lewbin, Abra- ham, Richard, Kesner, Novy, Walker, F o X , Spanqelo, Heeren, Voltz. Row 4 -Turney, Moore, Richards, Bartel, Mrs. Maqq, Williams, Foote, Freund, Ebeilc, Cargill. MAROON SALESMEN Row l----Scliultze, Berin- gar, Crowell, Pierce, Goetz Row 2 Heiliq, Thomas, B a k e r , Epstein, Tunney, Schulcr, Frankel, Wielgct, Hansen, How 3 fCallner, Ienninric Shauglinessy Finlgysr ri, Ffll, lohnscn, S a W 3' C r . liellnz, Guccrardi. they solicit . . . subscriptions tor annuals, turning on super-salesmanship to sell Maroons to I-Iirsch's student body. They realize that two thousand copies should be sold, and with this in mind they expound the merits ot the yearbook. They may appeal to anything from the Value ot records twenty years hence to the merit ot Page 23 the Maroon- -as an attractive autograph album. ln desperation the salesmen may keep silent, working on the theory that it Mahamet doesn't go to the mountain, the student will come to the salesman. Students are conquered by the persuasion of the salesmen, and by primary inclination, and the goal is usually reached.