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

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.j-E Park. POW ER, ALICE Social Studies, BS., University ot Chicago, M.E,, Loyola University. PRESSELL, RUTH Language, Ph.B., University ol Chicago. RINKER, HOWARD Mechanical Drawing, M.A., DePaul Uni- versity. SAMS, ESTHER English, BA., University of Chicago, MA. Coluinhia University. SCHELL, LOTTIE Art, BA.E., Art Institute. SIEDENSTRANG, OTTO Wood Shop, B.S., Illinois Institute ol Tech! nology. SMITH, MARION English, Ph.B., M.E., University of Chicago. STAATER, RAY Boys' Chorus, B. Music, Cincinnati Conser- vatory of Music, Ph.B., M.A., DePaul Uni- versity. STEVENSON, MORRIS Social Studies, MA., Loyola Universeity. THOMPSON, CHARLOTTE Gym, B.S., DePaul University. WARNER, GEORGE Wood Shopg BS., DePaul University. WELLS, CECILIA Business Organization, AA., Lewis Insti- tute. MEAD, GLENNA Assistant Librarian, VETTER, AGNES R, Librarian, B.L.S., Western Reserve Univer- sity, BA., M.A., University ot Chicago. TEACHERS WITH NO PICTURES: PIPER, GEORGE Biology, General Science: BS., MA, Northwestern University. RASKIND, ANN Physics, BS., Milwaukee State Teachers College. SHEA, WILLA Latin, BA., University of Nebraska- M A., University ol Chicago. SYMON, NORMA Science, A.B., University ol Illinois: MS., Northwestern University. ZIMMERMAN, ADELINE Mathematics, Ph.B., Loyola University. iiWhen Day is Done Architecfs sketch of Lcxwndule Park in the '70's. later known UUP1 FACULTY 'E

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