Foreman High School - Foremanual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Our Faculty Memories, sweet memories. Many of our high school memories will leave permanent imprints on our hearts. Outstanding among these-OUR TEACHERS. Four years ago they were strangers, but in that course of time we have worked with them and have grown to know them and to like them. Miss Ryan, our very capable principal, will always be remembered as that tiny, pleasant personage with the quick short-stepped pace, impressing students and smiling sweetly as she inquires of their progress. Mr. Mcl-lale, Miss Ryan's most able assistant, who may be seen scurrying about, humming some jolly tune, will certainly be remembered as that some- what diflident person who so whole-heartedly helped arrange our programs. Then there is Miss Costello, an ever smiling woman, who mystines us when she remains very calm among piles of work which would cause anyone else a nervous breakdown. Never shall we forget-Mr. Keating and his interesting adventures: Miss Harkins, whose guiding hand helped many of the graduates in the adjustment ollice: Mr. O'Connor, whose splendid work in the painting of stage back- grounds and murals, and whose determination to make artists out of Forman- ites, aroused our admiration: Mr. W. Miller, whose fine knowledge of book- keeping stimulated more interest in the subject: Mr. Kough, to whom we are deeply grateful for his instruction in History and Civics, and for his assistance in the business management of the Annual: Mr. Zahorik's work in organizing basketball and baseball teams: the wonderful work of Mr. Bigler, who has done so much in directing the hall guards-CHOW well we shall remember the difficulty of getting by one of the Bigler boys D: Miss Herzer's untiring literary work on the Foreman News: Mr. Teuscher's expert printshop advice: Mr. Stadtler's organization of the cheerleaders, who have certainly promoted much school spirit: Mrs. Ramm's splendid sponsorship of the C. I. C.: Mrs. Talbot, without Whom the June '37 Club would have gone on the rocks : Miss MacKay's presentation of amusing plays and speeches done by her Drama and Public Speaking Classes: Mr. Lassen's fine photographic work: Mrs. Walk- er's companionable aid in all sports activities: Captain Reid's contribution of music by the orchestra and band: Miss Nelson's work in the music department: and Miss Christiansen's energy and ever-ready assistance which has guided and helped us, the staff, in our humble efforts to accomplish the Foremanual. We have seen teachers work constantly for weeks at a time just so that the Foreman students might enjoy some new assembly, a musical production, or movie. Our deepest appreciation we offer those teachers, and also those who have stayed after school, devoting their spare moments to organizing clubs, planning trips, and special activities. There have been times, we do confess, when we thought them unfair in the grades we were given, and ourselves over- burdened with homework : but when it came to get that break for the last quarter, to whom did we go? When we wanted information, where did we go? TO THE TEACHERS! For lack of space we can not state our appreciation of all the teachers individually: so in general we offer our heartiest thanks. Books could be written on our association with you, our teachers, but no book, encyclopedia or dictionary, can compass our pleasant memories of the FOREMAN FACULTY. I 9 l

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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

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