Taft High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Front row seated left to right 1 Judy Kratzenberg, treasurer, Allan Fisher, managing editor. Second row seated: Mr. Robert Nachtwey, sponsor and advisor, Marlowe Petrie, art director, Pat Long, undergraduate editor, Bill Oberheide, closs of June '55 editor. Third row seated: Jerre Nettlond, music editor, Gayle Schroeder, faculty editor, Janet Pavlick, service editor, Sue Unger, class of June '55 assistant editor, Ed Scholl, sports editor and club editor. Fourth row seated: Pat Perille, memory editor, Marlene Thilmany, class of January '55 editor, Anita Wittenberger, sales manager. Bock row standing: Jim Hartzer, special sections editor, Ken Kolconay, ROTC editor, V Jim Bazany, photo editor, Sue Moshier, assistant art director, Bob Miller, photographer. Left inset, Mr. Seyller, advisor, Mr. McGlothlin, editorial advisor. Right inset: Doris Loewe, assistant undergraduate editor. l, 'ww the irst Aerie Sta ary l955 dedicated themselves to make a yearbook at Tait a reality Under their in iativ le plans tor h Aerie be an Soon heir fourtn year at Tatt ended but their enthusiasm inspired the Class ot June T955 to assume the espons bility ot completing the Aerie Those members ot the Classes ot Janu ary and June l955 leaye the Aerle tor you ot the classes that tollovv Fill it with tre memories ot your untorgettable years at Tait PL PN FlSl'lEl2 Left to right George Allen Alan Svvar' n Marc Bennet Dennis Barry James Bo tz W Q' L ' Y '7 l 7 F: -a M, A jf, J hi X .4 AS ,A ll W. Q X x f 1 F Q ,JV ' ut - x Q , f' . Various members oi the Class ot Janu- f r r ' N-' 4 'itietn te s' g.. , , . . 1 t r Il ,.,,., I' V , ' an ! ., i ' g , .so , t 7, l H l .

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.zecficallidn . . . Mn. L. A. HOEFER Fzrst Prmczpal of Taft High School XNe VGSOGCTTLHY dedTccTe The Aerue To The food n emory of The loTe Leo A Hoefer The TTTST prmcupol of WTIITCTHT Howe J TQTT Hugh S Po V U TTI hus urmmely dec: h In June A T g pc TTTon mowg ChTco,To Hgh hoo' . . . . T T ' T T A . T I ff ' 2 T Q, o ' ' ' T ' 1954, hTs goidohce led TQTT To The oTToinmehT of on ow- 5Tg:'T-.T1 3 C1 T ' f T' f SC.. Ts.

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The Key FOR TAFT H S The Key a carved walnut emblem ns a ymbol of leadership which one Senuor Class passes on To The nexT The Idea for such a symbol orlglnoted IH Mass Nelsons U S HlsTory class rn 1944 and The Key ceremonies sTarTed The some year ln more Than a score of Key ceremonies That have been held In The pasf eleven years The Key has gaThered deeper meaning The sugnfl cance IS more Than ThaT of a wooden key wrfh The II1SCFIpllOI'1 of :Ts keepers IT symbol lzes The lmporTance of The responslbulny Thaf every member of The graduahng class has To TaTT Thus responsibility ns That every Sensor conTrlbuTe hns servuces To TaTT and seT The besT possible example To be followed by each sTudenT af TGTT