Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ilu Memoriam The entire school, falenltlv :ind stmlent lvmly alike. WHS Silflllffllwl in the past year hy the death of our well liked physies ll'2ll'llPl', Mr. WVilliaun Lawrence Fenner. Mr. l+'enner's kindness :mel pzltienee were eonstzmlly felt till'0llgll0llt the sehool. His thonghtfnlness zlnnl mulerstzxncling ways were ever present in the l'l2lSSl'00lll. Students in his elzlsses and division I'0lll0lllll0l' the personal interest he took in the ineli- vidnal pupil, and his own l'lliilllSl2lSlll for seienee inspired many of Hirseh's QI'2lIlllili0S. now in serviee, alt college. or holding eivilf ian jobs, to znlvzlnee in lielmls related to his il'il1'illllgIN. Though he is gone, he has left il strong inflnenee for good on the lives of all students fortunate enough to he in his classes. His spirit still lives among ns at Hirsch, :nul the knowledge and in- spiration he has instilled in ns will never elie. 27

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caence J8 cgnfereding To be alvlc to tind out why, is known as a science. 'l'o lve able to develop the science and its distinctive cllaracteristics is what is taught at Hirsch. Herein listed are: general science, Zoology, biology, physics, and the explosive ellelnistry. To lead our foot- steps in the right direction is a staff of specialists in their respec- tive fields-all of them true scientists and teachers. The use of sound movies, the magnified models, and the microscopes as shown above, reflect the modern methods of instruction applied at Hirsch. 26

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