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

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Ui-Pen GROUP firrl Row: h-Iiss qlonnnzx Znrnler. Miss Mnrgzirel E. Fruninpz, Miss Clam H. 'l':1yl0r KCli.H.Sj. Miss Eva Rllllffllffll, Assislzim Principal Miss Milclrecl Wheelock. Principal NVillis.E, Tower, Dlaymn C. Atkinson, 'Il ml1lS ,l. YVilson, Waller S. McGee, Dr. Albert L. Smith, Frank C. Alncolvy, Archilmld Pulerson. Serum! Row: Ralph Shaw. Miss Agnes M. Dzimllilcer. Miss Sallie Fnegenson, Miss Ruth Ii. 13:11-cer-1l'1.H.S.j, hliss Beatrice lf. Mulhzluser. hliss Grace NI, Hyman, hliss Axlcle A. Irledeen fE.l'l.S.U, hlrs. Lillie G. O. Bullff, Mrs. Flurencc A. Spring, Miss Mabel L. Cross. Mrs. Hazel P. Steinlelch, Miss Gerlrucle J. llurilt CE-l'l-5-J. Nliss Alice R. Delaney ClE.ll.S.J, hlrs. Irene hi. Xlunsrin. Third Rose: Suinley A. Wrwllrum, Roy Ii. Quant, Mrs. Olive P. Weinlensmr Uf..H.S,J, Miss Grace A. joy CE.H,S.l- Mrs. Vera F, Willizuns, Miss Knlherine Ilannzin, Miss hlyrzle C. Linner. Miss lilizzihelh l'elLlm:lvn, 'hllss Rossi G. Mzulnluck, Mrs. Mzirgzirel Belyen Wilson, Iirnesl C. Marquarl, john B. llnycs, Robert. B. Luka. Fuurlh Row: Hurry Ii. Slnples. hliss llelen Shine, Miss Ruth Des Jzirrlins. Nfrs. Lurzi R.VM:ll1nrin, hliss Blanche Reid, Miss ,lulizl Knulzcn. hlrs. Winifred Warmer. Mrs. Beulah M. Clark. Miss .luzunui l'nller, Bliss Edilh Slrnhzin, Miss Gcncvc Kinney. Miss Myrl.le Miller, hlrs. Vera Russ, Miss Mme l'. Mairclorf, Miss S. Naomi Anderson, Bruce D. Cheadle. Fijlh Raw: T, I.. Twmncy, Arthur .l. Craig, -B. F. linker, Jusepli-ll, Beclnle. jnsepli Ax King. ,luhn Qi. Pzxlsedgc, Charles W. Palmer Clf..Il.S.j, Waller C. West, Gustave l . Scliuessler. Curmll lu. liruwn, jnhn A. Baller. Kennelh C, Fitch, ,lurk Kuhn. Lowek GROUP Hrs! Row: Mrs. Agnes Drever. hlrs. Lillys R, Geer. Mrs. Maahelle St. Clair, hliss Helen C. Feder fRichards Brnnchj Miss Margaret A. U'Brien CGrah:un Bmnehj. Principal! Willis E. Tower. Mrs. Lois C. Murslrum, Charles P. Burnham ClE.ll.S.J, F. j. McAdams, john G, Kricwilz, Charles J. lispenslmzulc. Srfoml Raw: Nliss Rzunnh I.. Guthrie. hrliss Clmrlolte C. Rowe CRichardsj, Bliss Ilelcn hi. Berlin, Nliss Helen F. Slzzntun, Miss llc-len Strikes CRich:irdsJ, Miss Mzirizi V. Albrighl, INIiss Helen gl. ll:unr:ll1zin fliieliairclsj. hlrs, Rnlh Cleveland, Nliss Louie B. Fosler Cli.ll.S.-Grzllmm Branchj, Miss lfllhel D. llnrn. Mrs. Anna Z. hfiiller fRicharclsD, Miss Marin SCllllflClCClllJl'5I'H, hflrs. hflzirgzirer. E. Szinlschi, Mrs. lvn Campbell Senquist, Nlrs, lfmlellruilc S. hrlillcr, hilrs. Nellie Tliorne Osizoocl ClE,H.S.J Tllirzl Row: hllisslllelen L. While. Mrs. Rulh Connor CE.ll.S.l, hliss Knllizirine E. McCue, Miss Rulh lVIcNerney, Miss lilsn W. Schmidt, Mrs. Kxuhleen B. Riehy fhi.H.S.,l Nlrs. Lola V. Lievense, Miss Agnes H. Disler. hflrs, hlary C. Cuoper, Mrs. Sallie M. Reel. Miss Mina Wziggoner, hliss Dolly G. Trane, Miss Edith Levin. fourlh Kara: Bliss Durrnliy J, O'I3ricn, Miss IU. hlzirie Graff. hiiss Eliznhcih hi. Adams. Ixliss Frances Hollis, hliss Margaret bl.. Crnnplicr cGFJll1ilIH Brnnehj, Mrs. Marie A. Reilly CGfIlllHlll Brnnehj. Mrs. Mary-Blanche Qrofls, Miss l'.Llllll Boysl, Miss Kanherine bl. Kiely, Mrs. julia McN:imee. Miss hlriry Sullivan, hliss Agnes lxilroy, Miss Belle ll. I.icbcrm:1n. Maurice AI. Archhulcl. fiflh Rnrv: Clifloul P. Lillyzi, B. I.iby CRichnrcls Brzlnelil. li. Ilmvurd hlnrshxlll, Nvillizuu l. Yllelwr, Arthur I, Fill- uemlcl. xlrrhn A. Hrullericli. Charles VV. Bzllier, lVillizlm T. Cunnors, -lzicques M. I, Lrilfrime. Gciirgg IR Buses CGr:ilizun Hrunelij, Benjamin ll. Drennnn CGr:4h:un Bl'!lflCl1,. V V F Nwrit: CE,ll.S.j means grnduzile nl lfnglewoocl. Page Thirlzfen -as AM- ,..u,..-,, . ,..g-, -

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l'Lo1u5Ncrs B. AIANLEY EVA AIITCIIELL l'7,u roN C. ATKINSON Fxrnnsuclc B. Post' Fourllz Ymr Third Ymr Sfmnri Ymr Fin! Year Grade Principals Zin :Memoriam 1VI1ss Looise J. ROBERTSON A deep, unselfish desire to be of service to others was the outstand- ing characteristic of Rfliss Robertson. She was born in Chicago. In 1912 she graduated from 1Vendell Phillips. Continuing her education at Columbia University, she re- ceived a Bachelor's Degree in Domestic Science in 1916. She rendered noteworthy service to the Government during the VVorlcl War by helping to organize the farmers, wives in central Illinois and sharing in Red Cross work. lV1iss Robertson joined Englewood's faculty in 1923. She taught sewing for four years, and then entered the field of Freshman Civics and English. lliiiss Robertson was a division teacher in Senior Hall for a number of years. Wllile at Englewood she was sponsor of the National Honor Society. Her time was also devoted to the Football Niothers' Club of which she was faculty adviser for four years. After a long period of illness 1VIiss Robertson passed away, Febru- ary 7, 1935, at the home of her sister, lldrs. C. R. Dalley, of Great Falls, 1VIontana. Her memory will always be vivid in the minds of Englewood people. ELBEE K. PATCH Elbee K. Patch died lV1arch 3, 1935. He taught Algebra, Bookkeep- ing, Arithmetic and Civics at dilferent times during his years at Engle- wood from 1922 to 1935. Page Tfwelfvc

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ULU' gllqdd wood Uyriffen by James E. Afl7l.YfI'0lIg Priurijml Enzerifus All voices raise in songs of praise for Englewood, Our flags unfold and banners hold for Englewood, For many friends throughout the land, NVith loyal hearts all willing stand, To shout her praise, Dux' Dear Old Englewood. Chorus: Oh, Englewood, our Englewood, how many times before, You've taught us how to faithful be You've turned defeat to victory. Oh, Englewood, our Englewood, welll stand by you today. Hurrah! for the purple and white! Hurrah! for the purple and white! Gh, tell me of a high school where I should like to go, lVhere jolly pupils gather and seek life's work to know, Oh, tell me is there sunshine In class and hall and heart, For I should like to join that school and try to do my pa1't. Then here's a cheer for schoolmates dear, Hurrah! Hurrah! And l'lCl'C,S a hand for teachers grand, Hurrah! Hurrah! Our loyalty we pledge to thee, lVe'll work for what we hope to be, All honor then to Dear Old Englewood. Page F01I!'lL'Z7I