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

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ENGLISH Louise H. McDaniel fHead of Dept.l, Frances Borg, Helen I. Culver, Agnes B. Dralle, Kathryn F. Hogan, Esther L. Jorgenson, Alice Leech, Mabel L. Lehman, Mary F. McNamara, Ruth Pressel, Marian Smith, Ruth Thomp- son, Marguerite Watson. E ELISH c'F0r what are we iighting?,' is a question fre- quently asked. Pupils are finding answers to this question in the stories, novels, poems, plays and essays studied in the English classes, for the famous writers express in their works the great ideals of mankind. Room 426, recently furnished as a laboratory room, impresses upon our pupils that English is for use, enjoyment, and inspiration. ART AND MUSIC Lottie Mae Schell fHead of Dept.l, Margaret Biro, Eve- lyn Krakover. MUSIC Marie Ehrenwerth, Milton Goldberg, Louis Gregory, Marie S. Johnson, Ray H. Staater. The Art Department of Farragut believe that the re- quired art classes should he followed by elective art ma- jors. The exhihit featured the work of major and minor art classes displaying pictorial ex- pression, rich in color and pat- tern, as well as crafts, puppets, posters, and Junior Red Cross Projects. Page I 0

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TE IIHEHS LEAVE l.t. Col. Clare R. Davis San Juan. Puerto liivo l.t. ,lunies J. Dolieny Erlgewoorl Arsenal. Mil. Pvt. Wni. C. Heinilierger Biloxi, Miss. Pvl. Mureel Ackerman Miami Beach. Florida Pvt. Sylvan D. Warrl Camp l.ee, Virginia Capt. Orville Parkliurst Chicago, Illinois I.t. Catherine M. Payne, WAC Conway, Arkansas l.l. Col. Fred Swanson Chicago. Illinois Capt. George Von Brel l,ondon, England Mrs. Uf'llIlil l,isliz1 Tuskegee, Alaluanm Mrs. Marie Sevie Downtown Office Mrs. Margaret Mallin Springfield. Illinois Mrs. Marie Muclru Riverside, Illinois Mrs. Waiida Babcock Wlisliingtori. D. C. in , vs , N'alNEH'l77 5, im9iN5flUffL,5 WWA! iw., OVLQWA T? , s . . fl I' Qi' y 1 Jtggfbn .Q if 532' , fe - 5' X V' , 1 fl, 1 .9 ik VVV, . ,. . l, ,-XLNIIQ POWERS Keeps Them Happy MABEI4 'l'lfI'l'li l.:XllKA SfIllUI,'l'Z Keeps Then: Fil Kvvps Them Busy Page 9

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SOCIAL STUDIES Alice Power CHead of Dept.l , Ruth Beck, Neva S. Davis, Bud Fisher, Edythe Greene, Geneva Geer, Loretta B. Mr- Gurk, Mary Meehan, Morris E. Stevenson. COMMERCIAL Katherine 0'Leary flrlead of Dept.l, Olga Bursik. Marga- ret M. Coughlin. Rose L. Cox, Dana Crowell, Guy Hogg, Harvey llorwich. Mil- dred Linskey. Mae N. Minne, Charlotte Roehl, Cecilia Wells. Farragutis foreign language department, has over 1,000 enthusiastic students. By study- ing Latin, Spanish, German, and Bohemian, the student is brought closer to a foreign civi- lization. Pictures, songs, games, and plays all do their part in building up a sympathetic understanding of the foreign countries. These languages are taught under the excellent supervision of Miss Rheude, Miss Hopkins, Miss Flynn, Miss Cady Mrs. Pressell iMrs. Mills and Miss Duda. 7 7 LANGUAGE Frances Cady, Beatrice F. Dutla, Paula Flynn flrlead of Dept.l, Bernadette Hopkins, Emily C. Mills, Mary B. liliende. .J 09 H Q ,ah-4 Ja .2 f QQ J mi, It SIJIII L ST DIES FUHEIB IAN UIIEE CUM EHIII L Page 11