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

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? 'III II II F III4 YOUR HIT PARADE Memories, our most cherished possessions, can never be taken from us. The first ones of the past year were of happiness. with few dark clouds on the horizon, although the scene gradually changed. until now we are passing through a period of strife and inward dark- ness: the storm will go on its way and the sun will shine again. To help chase away the clouds we are presenting to you the sunbeams of the 1941-42 year at Steinmetz-so here are your memories: they're yours to share and enioy. PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF STEINMETZ HIGH SCHOOL IN CHICAGO

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urnoer Que Qu your gat Qaracfe Daniel F. 0'Hearn Principal R cgke h'QSAl7lClIlfS talof and the seniors jqienc! - Cglzats our princyoaL mr. man-ie! Cggfearn. mmruzcripaf of schoofs since 1908, he has fzaal tfze task of feacltny stucfents through two wars. gracious in mannefg sfow to anyefg quick to jyory-ive, he exefnpftjqes the characteristics necessary to suc- cessfuffy meet the many proofems cofzjqoefztriny us tocfay. Cglzese qualities, toyetlzer with his great uncferstancfiny, give lzim an lzonorecf place in our l7'l9I71Ol't.eS. .