Farragut High School - Where the Action is Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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CDF A STUDENT work, done to thine own approbation, it shall earn a reward to the senses as Well as to the thoughtg no rnatter how often defeated, you are born to Victory. The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. fErnerson. Do they object? Grave business. Considering Social problems of the U. S. A. Future statesmen. Young Edison's taking it with a srnilee but l thoughteu As straight as the Farragut students. To labor is to play. period of the day. 4151 Qi PM 4 N-.Y 51. . .

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OH! FOR Tl-IE LIFE THE REWARD Worlc in every hour, paid or unpaidg see only that thou work, and thou canst not escape the re wardp Whether thy work be tine or coarse, plant ina corn or writing epics so only it he honest. Oh, tor the lite ot a student! While they learn their lessons. And So- Meeting. Mr. Chairman. To pay or not to pay is the question. As pretty as a picture. Final touches. Vippsey daisy in the Boys' Gym class. Most important

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STUDENT GUIDANCE First Row-Schromm, lackson, Pekarek. Second RowfBeHannesey, Chrastka, Kresak, Engel, Turen, Yuknis, Schultz. Third Row-Vodicka, Moravec, Dobesh, Pribyl, Pornazel, Golden, Rouse, Vinsch, Meyer, Turner. At Table-Kriz, Sec. Hoppe, Chrn. Standing-Skolnick, Vice Chm. FACULTY GUIDANCE First RowfC. Davis, F. Hillemeyer, D. Crowell, A. Power, M. Morgan, F. Clark, B. Duskin, M. Okeson, A. Mitchell, L. Schultz, P. B. Ritzrna. STUDENT GUIDANCE COMMITTEE The Student Guidance Committee, a student project under the sponsorship oi Miss Florence Clark is composed of outstanding honor students. The three major activities of the Club are to sponsor College Day, Freshmen Day, and Vocational programs given by prominent business people. Two days are used to conduct the incoming Freshmen around the school and to give them a brief outline ot their future years at Farragut. On College Day, representatives from various Colleges and Universities are invited by the Committee to speak to groups of students who are especially interested in their respective colleges. The officers of the Student Guidance Committee are: Chairman, Paul Hoppe, Vice-Chairman, Maurice Skolnikg Secretary, Dorothy Krizg Head of Ushers-Ethel Schramm, Chairman of Freshman Day, Marie Bouquet.