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

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oger Clznin mul litlnaixl Brnntlen- 3, , I' 1. if l ' v fi 'T Aw , rs, fi berg exploie the field of zutllileclure. ni -Nxt v-,g Q' l Plans for the Present and the Future Belore ground in hrolaen lor at building. helore it nuuhine can he ingule, plans inust he clruwn, 'l'he clregunn und idents ol clexiwners must be urrztngecl on 3 paper helore Il single erztltbinztn cztn begin to work. ln inechziniczil drawing we learn to interpret these ideas and put thein on paper in the lorin of clrtnvingb, Cltarts. :intl tlizigrznns. Above all, we leztrn to plan, to organize. and to think xtheatcl. Nicholas Marlow Edgar Midclendorll Louis Rontoli 'iv 'i

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RN. 1' nf Ilona Kolostanyi. Frank Georgalopulous. La- Yerqne Getz. Carol u . . Lvnn. and Zora busma displav their talents. Art Is Pleasurable and Profitable Att is at held lin CXCl'Y0llL'. Perltnps we can find it tnture in art if we have talent and lJ6I'SCXCl'lllll'L'. We :night find the mntentnient and satisfaction in self- expressiml. ZIIJLIVI funn our cgttvets. XYl1:1tt-vets may be our intentions, an under- standing and 11p1n'ec'ig11ion ol Lll'l in its :nanny fortns can Contribute much to enrich out lives mul- we grasp its lundanncntztls. QFVN Ruth H. lmnnlwng lnhn Mnlth-r Lnella A. Newell Katherine M. Schmidt 25 w E

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