Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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CLASS HISTORY IST YEAR . . . Feb. 6, '36-XYelcome freshies-that's us . . . Feb.--XVe receive our first issue of the Hirsch Herald . . . say high school isn't bad after all. Mar. 26-Triumph! Five scholastically in- clined l B's appear on the all E honor roll. May 14-VVe get excused from classes- iirst music festival. June-Vacation already? It hasn't seemed like eighteen weeks . . . Oct. 1-Join now-not the navy-our newly organized R.O.T.C. Oct. 30-Know how to dance? XYell swing it at the Jinx dance . . . Dec. 18-Assembly to see the new mem- bers of the National Honor Society, think we'll ever get to SA? jan. 22- VVanta buy a prom bid? Heck no. were only freshmen . . ZND YEAR . . . Feb. 11, '37-First Peepy's Diary appears on the feature page of the Herald. Feb.-Can you whistle? .loin the newly organized whistling choir, maybe you can get Elmo Tanner's job . . . Mar. 19-Classes out- .-X Tale of Two Cities at the Grove . . . a movie has saved our souls. April 8-All work and no play. first Open House tonight at 7:30. May 5-Shine those buttons boys-Fed- eral R.0.T.C. Inspection today in the park. June 8-XYe're all in bed suffering from bruises from yesterdays new registration plan in the cafeteria. Nov. 18--Gee, thirty-two of us will take journalism next semester. Natural born reporters, that's us . . . Jan. 12-Our enrollment decreases . . . the new Jones Commercial school opens. Jan. 25-XVhat's this about a new Stu- dent Government? 3RD YEAR . . . Feb. '38-Upper classmen. ahem! Clear the halls-here we come . . . Mar. 14-Save your money and buy tickets for lVell's Fargo , it's for the Choral Club. Mar.-Howie Trocky and Jerry Samuels rate high on the rifle team. Smoke Camels boys? Mar. 30-First Student Government elec- tions . . . Mar. 30-Ruth Costo leaves for St. Louis with the Choral Club-some kids get all the luck. April 5-Election of third year officers . . . Johnny VVittich, president: Virginia Koh- ler, vice president: Janis Graf. secretary: tv QQ df: QQ its QQ df: QQ de QQ as QQ as gala ' as QS? se QQ as QQ as Q53 as QQ as QQ rife 3258 as Q? Fifi 32? its QQ rife 1:1071 Bob Meskill. treasurerg and Charlotte Edman. social chairman. April 30-Open house-say we never did learn when we were supposed to do home- work . . . May-Spring fever, remember the strug- gle we had in Adv. .-Xlg .... we bet Miss Feltges does. june-Johnny Hicks heads the journalism class edition of the Herald. Xllhat a mess! Not Hicks-the job . . . June-Yacation at last! Gee, do we need a rest! Sept.-Mere still looking for that rest . . . Oct.-Pictures are being taken for the Maroon. The teachers are going crazy, no one goes to class. Nov. 20-Fourth class oflicer pictures: Maybe it's the camera, and then it could be . . . but no! Dec.-National Honor Society elects seven 3.-Ys . . . Dec.-XYe are reminded in division that we are 3.'X's and should act as such. Can we help it if we are anxious to see Santa? jan.-Bosco Sabino elected captain of the football team . . . nice going. eh . . . 4TH YEAR . . . Feb. '39-Senior at last after three years of hard work . . . Feb.-Sad ceremony in division today- Miss Zurawski leaving us 'till next year . . . April 6-john XYittich and Bob Meskill win class elections unanimously. Janis Graf is secretary and Helen Melling is vice president. May 11-Scoop-the Herald prints the names of the ushers for June commence- ment. May 27- You can't Take It VVith You is chosen as senior play . . . May 27--Bob Olson takes city title for track . . . june-Graduation practice . . . boy is it hot l-the weather. Sept. 21- Robbie Robinson is elected president of the Student Government . . . can we have your autograph? Sept.-Senior committees chosen-more work . . . Dec.-Cap and gown measurements-are you really that big? jan.-Class averages on the bulletin board . . . Bill Fralich is valedictorian. Jan. 19-Gala affair this prom . . . Jan. 23-Class breakfast-fried chicken 'n everything . . . jan. 24-After four long years of hard struggle we graduate at Hyde Park . . . tears? . . . don't be silly.

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