Steinmetz High School - Silver Streak Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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To the 36's : The open road,-a goal,-the spirit of I will. What more is there to Want? What more to need? Ot Life's rich bounty, be it wound or thrill, To thine own self be true, in word cmd deed. I. W. Moody. The graduating class of Ianuary, l936, has plenty ot musical talent. All the musicnurnbers of their commencement were rendered by gradu- ating pianists, singers, and chorus of the entire body. It has been gratifying to see the program develop. Harriet L. Robertson. Only yesterday a busy Loop business man, who was a student oi mine ten years ago recalled some interesting experiences from my class room, -which makes me hope that members of this fine class may remember our association for a long time, as I certainly will. Iohn Bjornson. To speak little but not small is my virtue. To you all l say Be loyal . On you graduates I urge Know thyself . Gertrude Nolan. The graduates of l936 have my best wishes. It has been pleasant to work with these interest- ing and ambitious young people. I hope that their sincerity, courage, and perseverance will bring them success and happiness. Charles Schutter. You have proved to be a loyal, sincere group of young people and my Contact with you has been a very happy one. - Agnes M. Polka. 41

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This first mid-year edition of the Silver Streak is an expression of our pleasure in the continued and splendid development ot the Steinmetz Spirit in' our beautiful high school. The faculty and I commend the students and thank the community for their fine initiative and loyal, steady aid in develop- ing and fixing our new ideal of Service for Steinmetzf' Sincerely, D. F. O'Hearn.

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May our Seniors on leaving us carry continuing memories of Steinmetz Silver and Green. May their high resolves continue to gre-en and grow while young and yet when their hair is silver. May they grow deservedly famous in character and scholarship among their fellows keeping Steinmetz tradition green and may Steinmetz silver's high conductivity convey freely the warmth of their good and true hearts to needy companions on'life's journey. ' A well disciplined mind, like any treasure, is acquired by hard work and kept only by constant watching. This, we trust, is among the things you have learned during your four years in high school. Best wishes for your future success. H. A. Iackson. To our February graduates of l936-Farewell. What men need today in this time of trouble is not a way out so much as a way ot high and manly living within. MLewis. May thinking clearly, and acting with honest unseltish motives, always govern your lives, as these ideals have governed your best leaders in the mid-year class ot l936. Elma E. Boughton, Administrative Assistant. 151 Grover C. Ramsey. As graduates I urge you to keep the habits of depend- ability which you have gained at home and in school for the working world seeks young people who have this quality iirst. You will find, too. that reinstatements will be much harder tor you to secure from now on than they were during your student days. lohn Sheehan.