University High School - U Highlights Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Neither have any debating clubs or literary societies been formed among the Juniors. The Clay and Hamilton Clubs, the two school debating societies, ask the support of the students of the two upper classes, and these have been omitted for this reason. One member of the class has been elected to the Weekly staff during the year. The Juniors' Prom was given to the Seniors in the lunch-room of the school building on February the tenth. The dance was not a complete success, but it was very much enjoyed. Here's to the Class of Nineteen-Six! Here's to her o'er and o'er! Pledge her success where'er she be, 1 On mountain or sea or shore! Here's to her sons and daughters fair! Here's to their hearts-ne'er slackg , Here's to our school, the best of schools! Here's to the Maroon and Black! f as 32

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President Vice-President Secretary GEORGE JANISGH CLYDE BEN!-IAM BERT WEARY J unior Class History. HE Junior class this year is the smallest in the school, owing to the fact that there were not any second-year classes at the Chicago Manual when the University High School was formed in 1903. Only fifty students are enrolled on this year's list. What the small class lacks in numbers it has in class and school spirit. The Junior class this year is composed of about the same members who were in last year's Sophomore class. The class was organized at the beginning of the school year in the fall. At the first meeting, on October the twenty-first, the class oiiicers were elected. President, Gnoneiz JAN1scH Vice-President, CLYDE BENHAM Secretary, ALBERT WEARY Treasurer, BEVERLY PERSONS Sergeant-at-Arms, Rnrinonn MCKNIGH1' Student Councilor, RICHARD COMPTON Mr. Frank Collins was elected as the representative of the class to the Board of Athletic Con- trol. Miss Gill was appointed Chairman of the Social Committee. The constitution is the same as was used for all the classes last year, with a very few changes. The by-laws call for the election of officers at the beginning of every school year. Meetings are held every month, or oftener if the President sees tit. There have been no kind of athletic teams in the class this year. This is due to two main causes. All of the best athletes have played on the school teams. As the Senior team is too strong to compete with the Juniors, and as the Sophomore class have not had any teams, this branch has been omitted. In the class meet held in the Bartlett Gymnasium on January the twenty-first, the Juniors finished second to the Seniors. 31

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Members MARGARET BELL HELENA BELLAS CLYDE SAYLES BENHAM EDNA THERESA BLUM BERNARDINE C. BLUME MAHLON OGDEN BRADLEY EUGENE CARY DOROTHY S. CLARK FRANK HENDERSON COLLINS RICHARD COMPTON ALBERT GRANT CRANE WALTER SEARS CRANE NALLAH FRANCES DAVIES WALTER DRENNAN BIARION VON DUISBERG ELIZABETH E. FOSS VERA A. FOSS n MARIE GILL M. MYRON GOLDSOLL NIADOLYN GOLDSOLL ROBERT T. HALL CHARLES F. HARDING, JR. JAMES M. HART J ESSIE HECKMAN RUTH HOLLOWAY HERBERT S. HOUGH HORTENSE HULBURD WILLIAM N. HURLBUT CLIFFORD P. JAMES GEORGE J ANISCH FORREST LENOX JEROME J. STANLEY JOYCE :MIRIAM KIPER HERSCHEL BLAKE KNAP JOHN P. KOHL MILTON KRAUS EDWIN J. KUH of the Junior Class IVIARGUERITE LAWTON FREDERICK LIND AMELIA LUCIUS GEORGE LEE DICCANDLESS HENRY L. NIILLIS, JR. FELIX B. NIODJESKI MAXDELINE ANN IVIOIR ALLAN D. MORRILL JACK NELLEGAR, JR. C. NIBLACK CARRIE NICHOLSON ROBERT BISHOP OWEN HELEN PERRY BEVERLY M. PERSONS ANNA POOL FRANK POWELL GRACE MARIE PRICE EDWARD S. ROBBINS RUTH M . ROOT J EANNETTE RUBIDGE GUY SHOTTENKIRK BERTRAM HENRY SMITH ELEANOR PEGRAM SMITH HAROLD A. SMITH ' WALTER S. STERN IVIYRTLE A. STRAUS HORACE E. STUMP ROBERT BRENT SULLIVAN FRANCES G. TIGHE WILLIAM ALLEN UNDERHILL EMORY MOORE VEHMEYER LOUISE WALTON VAN COURT WARREN VERNA L. WAY LESLIE ALBERT WEARY ARTHUR, BERG WEINBERG HELEN YEOMANS