Englewood High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Top Row-Miss Cole, Mrs. St. Clair, Mrs. Widenaar, Mr. Craig, Mr. Rosinbum, Miss Gzirrlner, Miss Allin. Middle Row-Miss Madrlock, Miss Mardorf, Mrs. Kim. Mrs, johnson, Miss Ostberg, Mrs, Mnrstrom, Miss Moulding, Miss Robertson. Bottom Row-Miss Knutzen, Miss He-deen, Mrs. Franklin, Miss Wheelock, Miss O'Neil, Miss Kiely, Mrs. Butler. 7 acultg fgruups The nightgownerl inclivicluals lvelow lay claim to various :amounts uf teelmical knowledge, ami seek to lure unsnspectiilg sturlents fboth boys and girlsl into the eomluinecl realms of practice and theory. They deserve this special mention because of the number of xx:nits they satisfy for do they?j in a school year. Mr. Archlyxlrl, Mr. Wolfrum. Mr. Baller, Mr. Cheadle, Mr.McAclan1s, Mr.Burnl1zim, Mr. Hunter. xll'.Yl'll.ill14Hl1. 24

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Top Row-Miss Schmidt, Mrs. Musgrave, Mr. McGee, Mrs. Munson, Miss Zander. Miclrllf- Row-Miss Hollis, Miss Dandliker, Miss Troeqvr, Mrs. Osgood, Mrs. Mahurin, Miss Kilroy. Bottom Row-Miss Whitv, Miss Gm-r, Miss Linner, Mr. O'Hearn, Miss McBridr, Miss Kinchloe, Miss jones. 7 zxcultg C5ruups Top Row-Mr. Marshall, Mr, I'a1lch, Mr. Browne, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Hziyos, Mr. lk-ter, Mr. Atkinson. Middle- Row-Miss Quinn, Mrs. Patterson, Miss Cross, Mr. Jackson, Miss Livermore, Miss Adams, Miss Taylor. Bottom Row-Mrs. Miller, Miss Boyd, Miss Hurn, Miss Froning, Mrs. Smith, Miss Bi-lyea. 2075! was

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v. WE HAVE TEACHERS I The faculty of Englewood High School is unique. It works every day, except holidays and except those seasons when it is having faculty parties, going on sabbatical leaves, taking vacations and planting shrubbery on the front esplanade. It is the only faculty in the world which expects school work to be done on time, in systematized form and on regulation paper. It even refuses to accept more than one hundred and twenty-three excuses from the same pupil for failing to comply with any one rule. - It cares for its members by insisting that each one take his turn going on extended leaves of absence. Its moral stamina is seriously crippled this year by the absence of Miss Campbell, Miss Cannon, Miss Nichols, Mr. Pater- son and Mr. Hibler who are ransacking the uttermost corners of the globe in a faithful endeavor to bring back worth-while knowledge to the impatient students. Such determination to improve its time for the benefit of its responsibilities surely classifies this faculty as unusual. Finally, it stands alone as a group of the best-natured, willing-to-help people in the world! Every student here is glad that Englewood's teachers are different l 25 .