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

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A dash to the north and west cmd We're over Steinmetz where classes have been excused to wave us a greeting. The R.O.T.C. is lined up, and as we dash overhead, come to a Present Arms. A last look at our beautiful home and We're really off. Before we know it, someone recognizes St. Louis. lust a few minutes more and the Ozarks are beneath us, our first mountains. Oil wells welcome us to Oklahoma and the more observing of the passengers report an Indian now and then. Now it must be Texas. Sure, there's Dallas where a World's Fair is being prepared. Miles and miles of Texas and there, glistening in the evening sun is the Rio Grande. Too late to cross, however: so we land and prepare to try out our Mexican language on the inhabitants of Laredo. Morning finds us uneasily awaiting the take-off. Wonder if we'll see a fiesta, or a bull-fight, or a revolution. Maybe the R.O.T.C. should have come with us. We're off again cmd this time we'll be landing on foreign soil. Immigrants, so to speak. What of it? So were our parents or parents' parents somewhere along the line.

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The Senior Class ot Ianuary, 1936 When the members of the class ot lanu- ary, 1936, elected officers in April, 1935, they began to show their good sense, capability, and enthusiasm for doing things. Under the leadership of the Senior Class, the clubs and athletic teams have taken many strides toward their single goal, Serv- ice for Steinmetzf' Because they have let no obstacles stop them in their determination to have a prom, their plans have been com- pleted to that end and at this date, it prom- ises success. Other social functions-such as the dance given for the lune '35 Class and the 4A Christmas dance this year have meant enjoyable hours for the Seniors. All in all, the Senior Class has done its very best to be the guiding star tor the under- classmen, and although it remains to be seen whether they were or not, certainly no class that follows will ever try harder to tit the pattern set by the former classes. Now the Senior Class ot lanuary, 1936, leaves Steinmetz, but will not pass into oblivion, because the year and a half spent at Stein- metz has proven that every member has the necessary requirements to achieve a favorable termination of anything attempted., President Victor Porth Vice-President Vernon Anderson Secretary Edna Fenton Treasurer lean laeger COMMITTEES PIN AND RING FINANCE Alex Lustiq Mr Schumer joseph Munson, Beatrice Mealins Sponsor Chairman PROM lean laeger Elwood Daly SOCIAL MISZOZZEEU' Dorothy Hofmann Evelyn Owen, larnes Dickstein, Ioseph Koo? Chairman Chairman Virginia Michalski Margaret Siem Lillian Criel Lawrence Erickson loseph Koop, Assistant Chairman 171 Ellen Beck, Promoter Iuanita Richardson Secretary Pauline Barr Lorraine Hazucha lean laeger Helen Rosit Verne Roudebusch Charles Wilhelm