Foreman High School - Foremanual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ND FLOW High noon and high tide. lt flows into the clean white lunch rooms, over a varied lay-out of scientihcally cooked and balanced foods. which disappear entirely in its wake. The turn has come, but it is still full tide and there is much to be done. Studies of the universe. its moon and sun. its countries and industries. its history and government. all take their turn. Art. architectural drawing. the fundamentals of engi- neering. all halt sections of the receding tide. Like- wise song and the gym and the pool: most of all the library, pride of the school, center of its in- tellectual progress. At Z:l5 the ebb is in full swing. By 3:00 only a few waves tell of its presence. At 4:00 the places it has known are silent and asleep. I7I Flowing Out

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Sweeping In TI-IE EBI With the surge of students entering Foreman at 8:00 o'clock and gaining momentum till 8:30, the day begins. At 8:45 the tide washes into every room and the business of learning begins. One halting place speaks of the wonders of the animal world: another of the world of literature, with its brooding over all the problems of life and its crea- tion of beauty. The chemistry laboratory deals with atoms and ions, with test tube and flasks. with acids and alkalies. Now the tide is awash in the shops--electric, wood. print, etc., with the students handling machines, drawing them, study- ing them. and managing their operations. That fundamentals of all machinery, science. and busi- ness may be more readily understood, in sweeps the tide to the mathematics rooms, absorbing theories and principles. I6I ,,.,Y. . .-V....,-V-e-,-, -..--,T-M ......-m..,-,.4. .a.-,..,,,-,Q-1-1--T.e-,j-1,--'F - -- arm, A-....-Y-- 1-, -f---f,,.-...-va --Q . as . , ,Hi .-T-.--W ---M-.-

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Administration HARRY P. MQHALE Assistanl Principal CECELIA COSTELLO Assistant in Office SENIOR SPONSORS Miss Meyer. Miss MacKay, Mrs. Talbot, Miss Lagorio, Miss McCue Mr. Kough Cnot picturedi. l81