Carl Schurz High School - Schurzone Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Upper 151er M. Cochrane, R. Czeslawski, L. Moulton, J. Burk, J. Pace, D. Buchcllic. Lumr left - Miss V. Michel, Miss K. Schmidt, Mr. Bauersfeld, Mrs. Wulff, Miss Palczynski, Mr. Slepicku, Miss Robertson, Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. Wullingsford. Upper rigbI-IVIISS C. Schmitt, A. Gordan, C. Barth, D. Shepley, Rodger Frerk. Centerehfr. Slepicka, Mr. Willard. No picture of American Family life today is complete without mention of its patriotic service. Schurz family is no exception; all clubs and organizations have in- cluded in their programs for the year some form of war activity. These scenes of preparing attractive gifts for service men through the War Drive, of selling bonds, of collecting scrap and paper were repeated many times throughout the year. Our Social Room was the scene of many gatherings. Our school entertained the North Side Art Teachers and Supervisors at a tea, at which Miss Jane Palcynski invited Miss Elizabeth Robertson, the Director of Art in Chi- cago, to speak. Mrs. Helen Spero, the director of the Milwaukee Handcraft Project, gave an interesting ac- count of her work and exhibited some very fine art pieces. At Christmas, the P.T.A. held their meeting in our Social Room; and evetybody enjoyed tea and music. June brought good-bye to Mr. Willard and Mr. Slepicka, to whom we give many cheers for their cooperation and service.

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