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

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I 1 1 r Click, Gee, I hope it turns out! Guess I'1l de- velop it now, so I can enter it in the photo contest. Hmm, let's see-the developer, hypo, three pans, and longs. I think I have it all here. Now to start. Uhl where is the lilm? I had it here a minute ago! Ah, here it is still in the camera. Place the film into the developer-now the hypo, and then the wash. Ah, there, itis all finished. Now to look at it. Oh my gosh, it's aII ruined! 1,11 have to lake it all over again. This is how it goes for an amateur camera fan when he tries to develop his own picture in order to have it ready in time for the Log Camera Contestfi Any photos depicting interesting views, actions and settings were accepted by the Log. These shots were judged according to interest, setting, placing of ohject, etc., hy Miss Benson, sponsor of the Camera Club, Mr. Mitchell, the engraver, Mrs. Hiro, art teacher. CIIICACO'S LOOP First Place Ili-orge Knfrin ISLAND BEAUTY Second Place Joe Carrabotta WATER RAINBOW Thirfl Place Charles Viline II IVIEIU-I EU TEST 1944 Page 25

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ATIIJ AL HIQI UH SUIIIETY I-XNUAHY '44 The annual presentation of membership cards were awarded by the Honor Society to twenty qualifying students from the graduat- ing class on Friday, January 14, l944 during the 7th and 8th period in the Assembly Hall. Clad in ceremonial caps and gowns, the following received membership cards: Gladys Riha, ,lune Stiblo, Robert Mulacek, Vlasta Spacek, Elaine Stanek, Adeline Kadera, Lillian Florian, Helen Velek, Florence Svo- boda, Vilma Boubelik, Helen Vitous. Violet Soukup, Evelyn Pavlicek, Lorraine Husa, Lor- raine Zajicek. Eleanor Miller. Leo lVlclVlahon, George Nechuta. Kenneth Cowser, and Robert Garnett. The accustomed candle lighting ceremony was exercised while the speeches on Scholar- ship, Service, Leadership, Character, and Prayer were given by: Geraldine Zettek, presi- dent of Junior Honor Society, Mildred Hu- beny, president of Service Guild, Blanche Prucha, president of Student Guidance, Joseph Gabriel, president of Student Council, and Emily Hruby. lVlr. Peter B. Ritzma addressed the initi- ates in recognition of their high scholastic achievement and lVliss Mary Morgan adminis- tered the pledge. The Hungarian Dance No. 6 was played by Miriall Hlavac, violin soloist. The orches- tra, under the direction of lVlr. liouis Gregory, played the Legend, a tone poem by Merle J. Isaac. The Girls' Chorus sang I Am An American by Schuster, while the initiates marched out of the assembly carrying lighted candles. Page