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

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GENEVRA GEER Arlminislralivv Dean B A.-U. of lf., Il' . If PEARI, BERGSON, VIRGINIA BONNER, MAUDE HOGAN J- was dvd Q-W LAURA Slllllflflxl Plnvvnufnl lfnunsvllur is MRS. LUPE Truant Omrrr AGNES VET PER I ibrariun JAMES DOIINEY Enginvvr-lfuslollian Page Eleven

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SCll00L PQILICY Under Skipper Ritzma,s able steering with efficient assistance from Ship- mates Clark, Schultz and Geer, the counselor group plays an increasingly important part in the lives of Farragut students. This year the objective stressed was that it is the patriotic duty of every student to remain in school and graduate. Even though jobs are much more plentiful at this time, Mates Schultz and Lupe urged second and third year students to continue with their school work so they would be better prepared for these jobs. Of 569 Freshmen who entered Farragut in September, 1933, 229 were graduated in June, 1937, or 1L0.2W. But of the 514 freshmen who entered Farragut in September, 1937, 322 are graduating this ,Iune or 62.6'k. Shipmate Clark consults with the teachers to adjust programs to individual students whose likes, dislikes, interests and abilities are considered in this planning. All pre-testing and classifying of freshmen is done by Miss Clark and her personnel assistants. As administrative dean Shipmate Geer checks senior records and supervises the socialization program, organizing clubs, teas and parties. In the 4A semester Ship mate Schultz secures social security employment cards and interviews for the graduates, placing those who need part-time or permanent jobs. Ship Clerks Hogan, Bergson and Bonner handle volumin- ous records and their chief delight-collections. In the library, Miss Vetter assisted by Miss Leona Fiala, and Mrs. Kent find all the answers to the students, Information, pleasef' All the works under- ground that make the wheels run smoothly are han- dled by Boatswain James Doheny who is besieged with written requests to usend up more heatn or 'Lput on the cooling systemfl With his cheerful gobs, Boatswain Doheny looks after the health of the school by keeping the building clean, providing a sterile swimming pool and suits and in general seeing to our physical well being. FLORENCE CLARK Personnel Adjuster, Ph.B., M.A.-U. of C

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Iii? L A I' .fu it h VV L' -T .., V H . ., 51.5 igwgs' F., 1 fl., -1 CIIMIVIERCIAL K -XTIIERIINE O'I.E.XRY. I'l1.R., Loyola. ROSE COX, ILS., IN. Y. U.: M.E. Loyola, MARGARET NI. JOHNSON, R5-.. Dv Paul. DAINA CROWELI., BS., ll. MILDRED LINSKEY. BS. De Paul. CECILIA WELl.S, AA., Lewis lnsl. XIARGARET COUGIILIN. PILB., Dm- Paul. .IOSEPII MILLER. RS.. U. of I. GUY IIOCC, KS.. MS., U. of I. ALICE POWER, BS.. U. of C.: INLE., Loyola. GEORGE CAMDEN. RS.-Emi., No. East Missouri 51:11:11 Nl..-X.. N. Il. ENGLISH LOUISE McDANlEL, AB., U. of Ind. IIELEN I.. CULX ER, ILA.. State U. of Iowa. AGNES DRALLE, Pl1.R., U. of C. MABEI. LEIIMAN, B.Sc.Ed.g KLA., De Paul. FRANCES IIILLMEYER, Ph.B., U. of C. RUTH THOMPSON, B.A., Drakl- U. FRANCES NICVEY, BS.. De- Paul. KATHERYN K. HOGAN, Pli.B., De Paul. ALICE LEECII, AB., Drakf- U.: M.A.. Colum- lria. fX1ARllUERl'l'l9I WATSON, ILA., l.Pwi9 IHSI. MARIE l'I. INIUDRA, PILB., U. of C., ALA., Columlvia. BEATRICE DUDA, B.A., RS., Lewis Inst., Chicago VIICHCIIUTSI Collm-go. MARGARET HO- CAN, Pl1.R., De Paul. lIISTORY ALICE POWER, BS.. I'. of C., M.E., Loyola. BUD FISHER, BLA., HA., Slate U. of Iowa. MORRIS STEVEN- SON. M.A., Loyola. PAFQUALE DI ORIO, BA., Central Y.M.C.A. College. GENEVRA GEER, PILB., U. of C. NEVA DAVIS, Pl'x.B., U. of C. RUTH BECK, Ph.B., U. of C., M.A., N. U. CATHERINE MCGRATH, Ph.B., Loy- ola. MARY MEEHAN, Pl1.B., U. of C., NLE., Loyola. HORACE WYSONG, AB., Ind., lVI.A., Columbia. ART IOl l'lE SCIIELL, B.A.E., Art In I NIARCARET BIRO. Ph.B.. l'. 4 fl XIRE CVSIIINC. R.X.E.. Ari Int