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

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.7 -., ..-.........h..... e . ... . nu ...... eqmuxqui'fV-vuwm e tee Nxmmx; x Foreign language frolics in French, Spanish, Front row spectators at cmd Latin. foreign language assembly. Foreign Language Assembly A High-Light Of Fall Semester One of the memorable school events of the 1954 Fall Semester was the For- eign Language Assembly held on October 27. The Latin, Spanish, and French departments participated. Classes taught by Mrs. Harris, Mr. Gordy, Miss Keating, Miss Holmes, and Miss Hutfcxker were represented. The program was delightfully effective and entertaining. An ancient Roman wedding ceremony was the opening scene. Other scenes included the Pledge to the Flag in Spanish, by Etta Price; counting in Spanish, by Frances Samuels; the singing of La Cucuracha in Spanish, by Miss Keating's Spanish 4 class; and impressions of La Raspe, the Mexican Hat Dance, by the Spanish Club e under the direction of Miss Holmes. Members of the French 3 class told Why they study that language. The French 5 and 6 Classes sang La Seine. a song dedicated to the Seine River - which flows through Paris .. and Dites Moi Pourquoi from South Pacific. mu --f..u.eWt;-?w;4dmgmjh.gnu 4 ,K . .1 .-V..

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i A STIRRING SUCCESS I 1' Mr, Nowmscn, ML KIiewm, and other members of our faculty participated 515 guests cf lCIIOI mud chmperones. , 1' L 0.. and Mrs. Russell W. Jenna, LLCOI. and Mrs. Evander F. Kelly, and Capt. .7 grid Mrs. Dcnald C. Snuck were also there as honored guests. ' M Sgt. Rcscoe F AcGhee LlHd M Sgt. Roy T. Camden sponsored the affair. Trim : gn: :xsh 101K110 Enu119v.' , : d'S 1954 Mlllfaly BUN IL; urmzu, Im'J Hurmrz, m1 Mmr'ny J'MHV

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Our Band Has Three Groups Englewood's Band, which is directed by Mr. Ziatniky is divided into three groups: C1 beginning group, CI junior group, and CI senior group. top section. Those who make good in the primary and intermediary sections are advanced into the At the January, 1955, graduation exercises the Band played Morning So Fair To See ; HPCICifiC Grandeurh' by I. Oiivadoti; t'Our Enqiewood by Espene shade-HQH; HBless This Housef' by Brake, and HMGICh of the Priests,' by Mendelssohn. ii : heazts and hcpes and spirits rendltxn gt fodithnGt cards at GAA. I'TJHY Joy With qtodness and good rheer. They even hke to tell the jokes and have C! few teachers Christmas Party in Decemtwei, 1954, the humor was CIS good as the refreshments, and that's laughs. At ike ice cream, cake and cetteee V ' Amt; 'he Chastmos Season, saying a lot. Teachers Christmas Party y. . w ffh h ,