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

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l f w .ttingz Miss Dierks. VV. Pur- i i , A . OSX ., . ,cul- Yznelier, XV. Moeller. Stand- g: B. IDCITH, J. XYzxltt-rs. Pre en t 14rmA I The pride of the battalion is the Picked Platoon. Under Capt. Howard Correll they have carried off honors by placing fifth in the annual Platoon Com- petition. Their fautless precision is the result of countless hours of drilling. Every cadet endeavors to become, some day. a member of this unit of experts. The trigger men practice in one of the finest rifle ranges in the city. In the recent Sixth Corps Area Matches these crack shots reached a new peak and brought new honors to the battalion .... The Battalion Staff direct our R. O. T. C. We claim it is an outstanding staff in every Way. It claims the distinction of having the only woman technical ser- geant in Chicago, Miss Pearl Dierks. I' ft f s .X Af , . '!, V X . 1 1 ff BATTALION STAFF r. Sgt. CllflStLPlTtt!'5fjll, ll. erm. H. Mayer. RIFLE RANGE tting: L. XVeiss. H. XYen- 1 KX Pr 1'ir W Qwl Page Twenty-three

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fl 62 n buf 'M .0 - ml C ,Elf X ta- 'F qv EF Nw- ' c 'ffl , 5 'fm , 'gt pw, ,J I1 1 'Q' Am. a M elif ' I 1:-mul Q ,' 422' bfi, CWSP' N K? 9 ' 6 Studen t Promptly at the beginning of the tenth period each Thursday the meetings of the Student Council are called to order by the president. The members, representatives of the students, meet to discuss problems which pertain to school. Most of the work of this organization is done through committees, whose activities this year have re- sulted in an unusually active program. The installation of a new public address system, which the school has been enjoying this last semester, was sug- gested by our representatives. An enthusiastic group planned a dinner at the Oak Park Arms Hotel to cele- brate the accomplishments of our football team. Our active council sponsored a talent show of South American theme, conducted its usual award assembly, and presented the school with a Chicago flag. These accomplishments would mean a full calendar for any club, but delegates pictured below found time to dem- onstrate a typical meeting for the benefit of a class at Northwestern University.