Faulkner School for Girls - Kismet Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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iehveseKsissm et: — 159.3, 4 YEAR BOOK BOARD Managing Editor Literary Editor MARGARET TILLINGHAST ELIZABETH DORLEY STERN Art Editor FRANCES BURNS Athletic Editor Eva LEAH BERMAN Senior Editor ELAINE SPIESBERGER Humor Editor JANE WEARY Business Manager ANN DECKER Editorial Board JANET SIBLEY PHYLLIS CUMMINS MARION JERNBERG MARJORIE WESCOTT CouRTNEY ANN RED JANE ANDERSON

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The Kismet—1934 YEAR BOOK BOARD Top row, left to right: E. STERN, J. SIBLEY, M. WESCOTT. Second row, left to right: A. DECKER, F. BURNS, P. CUMMINS, M. JERNBERG. Third row, left to right: E. L. BERMAN, M. TILLINGHAST, J. WEARY. Bottom row, left to right: C. A. Rei, J. ANDERSON, E. SPIESBERGER.

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The Kismet—1934 EDITORIAL 1933-34 is the twenty-fifth or silver anniversary year of the school. We, the Kismet board, have chosen as the theme of the book the production of silver. The first step is prospecting, just as the Intermediate department is the first step toward a higher educa- tion. The Freshman class is represented by smelting, which is the separating and refining of the metal. The next process, which stands for the Sophomore class, is the stamping, in which the metal first begins to take form. The beginning of the final shaping of the product symbolizes the Junior class. The Seniors are the finished product, ready to be turned out into the world as shiny new dollars. The mining, the most active part of the production of silver, portrays the Activities of the school. We present this book to you in this year which is not only the silver anniversary of our school but also the “silver standard” year of our country, with the sincere hope that you may enjoy reading it as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you.