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

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S. N .i I c t 1. Sponsoi. XI t.oion.i, I'oIm'. XX. IXUIICIKJ. lIi.1iini.1n. I , Smith .Xs sismnl l,h.iiini.in I . Ilook .insi'n. Iicii Vioss. Il firscn Iiciiiw, I tit' NI.ii'sh.iI .i.irI.1ntI, .I, NI.ir'sh.iII. I . My QIXXNIUINLI. Il. firscn 'owsIt.i, .X .XhcI. IU. Iiloss, gcss. ROXX' I. SIYXNDINCL .X'. l'i.ist'.-ki Ii XX't'ist' if ilurplix' I IXI.ih.i RUXX' I SI I' IIINCI X' ffIii.iinci Ii .Iohnson I' I ustg.tiIi'n II. I xx .1 I iI. I Ixiss.1ni'. Ii Smith. XX' XXX sotki 1sl.lniIini2I IQUXX' I 5I'.'XNl7INLi. XI iollyllllti I7 .-XmIt'rst'ii I'. Kiustnlson. .I SthIill.I IIllllll1.l Il X'.1n iicriirii S Bpirs IIUXX' I SIQXNIDINLI' .I Maki I I'mulIt'i II I'ltIt.iil1 Ki Do Hlllll I Nlixiinski RUXX' I NIIIIINM Mi AIJLIJIIIINIXI 5vi'it't.1ix' ti Iioppn. .Xi1tomohiIv Rvg41slr.i tion: II I.llIt'X'. II.iII liu.ii'iIs ROXX' .' S I'.XNl7INii .I QOXX' I. SIIIINU XI. f.inn, II. NI.irsh.iII I Scnion, 5. I5.ln.isio Ii UXX' .'. iriinc. IU. Inutri. Q. Ols Q. I't'rix'. Il Ilolwl. XX. I'mui S.ii.1Iv.is. I , 5IIilNlIxUXX'SIxI I' SAFETY COMMISSION 'Ihcrt' is Acctimcy and action in having .1 rcprcscntativc hring mcss.1gt's dircctly Io his Iullow stuticnts. 'Iihc Saiicty Cfonimission knows this. and this ycnr .1 ncw plan for s.1I'cty ctIi1c.1tioi1 has hccn institutud .it Stcininctz High School, Ifvcry two wccks ticlcgatus from tht' Ifnglish, Unitcd States history. and civic classcs .ittt-nd talks contluctcd hy thc Sntcty Cfom mission. In tht' class rooms thc rcprcscntativcs Iczid opcn forums whcrt- stu ticnts may I1'l.lIxL' suggcstions to ht- t.iIxt-n to thc mccting of thc Snft-ty Cfonimission and whcrc tht- stutIcnts may voice opinions on tht- niinutcs ol' tht- prcvious mccting. All coopcrntc .ind salicty for .III is thc rcsult. Ptlill L't'lIIll V7

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CIVIC FORUM 'lihe right to freedom ol' speech is exemplined in the Civic liorum hy the freedom to exchange ideas. and to freely discuss problems of modern youth. As a foundation lor opinions and ideas. the members of the lorum open-mindly listen to the talks ol guest speakers on sub-jects both political and social. No great decisions are made or need to he made: it satisnes a Civic liorum member to voice an opinion. STUDENT COURT 'lihe right to a trial by jury is the privilege ol every Steinmetl citizen. Offenders are tried hy a jury of their peers and justice is upheld. Sentences and acquittals are delivered with equal lairness after due consideration of the evidence: one of the hard- fought rights ol' mankind is exercised in our student court. ROXK' l. Sl'l lilNCi: ll. XVeni1er. lf. Pzuisl. ll Kolod liei. li. liohaclx. lf. Olsen. lla. l'arl-ter. .l. Stewart. D. Vx'oIl sclll.tet1er. A. Z x' i ll t' r. XV. liolle. li, Nlll1.'lli'l'. Mr. .l. llziornson. ROXV l, S'l'1XNl7 ING: lx Smith. li. Mt laughlin. A. liruewrith. U lloler. S, Anderson. Cf. Di lVlicllt'lt'. l . lj U III .l rl t'. l . .l o ll n s o n. 'l', fforlxle Nl, Anderson. M. llansen. ll. liiersch. M. Rei man . .l. Moore. Ii. ifhramer. ROXX 3, S IJXNIUINCL lx Voigt. XV.illiser. ll. Schaeller. M. .lolinstorr ll. Noel. lg Stieli. XV. lihiel. .l. limerson. Y Beauchamp. D, Penninyiton nick. ll. Oslund. D. Nocchi XV. Sentmuilt. l. Pintlerslti. Chief .lustice A. Zeiner. Vwlitnessz B, 'lious saint. Prosecuting Attorney Al 'l'Al'al.li. R. XVidiclt Assistant Prosecuting Atlor ney: H. NVenger. Defense :Xt tornev, JURY. RONV l: U Daniel. .l, llJlllClLl, K, Sham lian. l.. lfahlantler. ROXV 1 V. Cihramer. ll. Antlerson. .I Hennes. li. Nelson. Sponsor Miss Dierks: l5.iilill'. lf NVit troclt: fflerlts. ll. Oslunil. M llansen, tn' I tc'e17ltlft'1t1l!1 lx. lundell. .l. lilalia. l. lQ Croll. li. Miellse. lf Min'

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Ul:lflKil'.RS' tI.lll5 Mai. ll. M.ill tliontl. RUXX I1 M, rlolmson, A, ferric-1, XV lN1otlr7elewski. H, Qunul. R Rim-ln,ill. lf. Rll-oily, Wh Slcv. tit, lf. Antlexxon. ROW' f: l Stott. l. l lgirlgintl, XV. Porter ,l. W.tltciw, li. Snntli. R Snyilcr, XV. M 0 c l l ei , t. multi, ff Viponcl, NVe love A parade-we e9pecially admire one when our own Steinmetl hnttalion marches from the school with colors flying and band playing to pass in review for the ofhcers of federal inspection. We admire one .1gain4when. with precision and skill. our battalion marches past us as we cheer it from the parkways of Michigan Boulevard on R. O. rli. Cf. Day. in' I hu