Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION 0 In addition to calling Iunior to breakfast, laying out his sweaters and socks, Cnot to mention darning the holesl, Mother is playing a tre- mendously important role by assisting Hirsch to prove its real Service to the Home and the Community in Wartime. The Service Men's Center at Grand Crossing Park owes its exist- ence and its success in great part to our P.T.A. This service is some- thing brand new, besides the promotion ot the sale of War Bonds. College Day was an event at Hirsch. Representatives from key colleges, at the invitation of the P.T.A. gave us a birds-eye view of college life and a tantalizing opportunity to see how it ticks. These are only a few of the reasons why we're so proud of our Parent Teacher Association. Lf-5 5 E' ' .A fs ,I . I A Mother's work is never done, A Teacher works all day. Put both together and you have A super P.T.A. AV '61 dffmwzwff fdf Fi Z '19 244- , 433'f?f.fUVJ4ef, ,fffffyf-ff jew 3 P.T.A. Seated: Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Miss McCahey, Mrs. Wilhjelm, Standin ' Mrs Briggs, Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. Iackson, Mrs. Iohnson. q. . Ehrman, Mrs Schintz, Mrs. Kittridge, Mrs Day, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Widqeon Mrs. Van Reeth, Mrs. Cooper Mrs. Duggan, Mrs. Lawson Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Parking Below: College Day Tea,

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ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Nlr I, Watt, Mr, L. Robinson. Mr. H. Bosworth Mr I. McGetr1ck, Mr. R. Mac- Donald, Asst. Chief En- gineer Mr. A. Beutiin- miller, Chief Engineer Mr. B. Bode. LUNCH ROOM STAFF Anna Larson, Mary Boykin, Frances Gran- berq, Stella Dougherty, Marie Baekle, Eleanor Devine, Anna Cotton, Mrs. Greene, Mgr.. AnnaChr1stenson,C3ol: MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Left to Right: Mrs. MCLilland, Mrs I. Lynch, Mrs. Gavin. Upper Right: Mrs Beeqan, Truanf Ofixcer Center Right, Mrs. A Robinson, Matrcn. Extreme Lower P:qhr Officer Bangs .yn lalarecia ion . . . uf? -si' ts-f' x 1 E n VVithout your efforts, Hirsch could not have functioned as an efficient, modern High School. To each and everyone, the students of Hirsch Say, Thank You. ' 3

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READY T0 SER VE Before our eyes loom vrsrons of hopes and ambr trons of becormna xuture presr dents avrators heroes and hero mes We are the eager young rn heart whose spmts have not been dampened by the school oi ex- perience. Bewildered carefree youngsters when we entered Hirsch, we are now earnest young rnen and women striving to set forth and accomplish our purposes in hte, perhaps to leave some trace of our efforts for posterity. WE ARE THE SENIORS -pre- paring to enter, look over, and con- quer the world ready to serve in war and in peace.