Foreman High School - Foremanual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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. 4- jp ,yi yfy' 7' J l , i f f jAXir7'J l l'INGl.lSH I7El'ARTMICN'l' Miss Veda Stern. Miss Frieda Zeeh, Mrs. Flor- ence llarte. Mrs. Gene- yieye Greenwood. Miss Mary St e wa r t. Miss M uri el MacKay. Miss Katharyne Wendt, Mrs. Laura Mussehl. fr xl' Mrs. Rose Weiss. Miss lfllanche Connor. Miss Mary Fahey tlihrarianl. Miss Virginia C a y o i t, Miss llelen Fhrzonowski, Miss Margaret Morris- sey, Miss Johanna C'hris- tiansen. M - .llilg 5212.31-Un 1 ,v 'f L 1 1 1 , . U v ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The English Department is our hallast and mainstay. Without them. thought and idea would he inarticulate. To them is allotte'l the ar- is duous task ot' winning scho- lastic awards. including puhlic speaking and essay contests. And their record AMPS, A llflgrson is most meritorious! Stu- dent life is greatly enriched hy l'uhlic Speaking, Drama, The Foreman News and The l'l0l'I'IHllIIlllll, thanks to the efforts and ahility of our English teachers. Two words descrihe the Commercial Geography teachers, ummmmph and zzzzip! l7l

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lisg fl! 'A' 'ful-If HARRY P. MCHALE Our photographer caught Mr. Harry l'. Mclflalo. assistant principal lmeloyed hy faculty and student liody alike, in a typical friendly mood. The twinkle in his eye, the hearty laugh. the merry tune he may he humming tand he is no Johnny one notell. the sprightly step, the brilliant sally in breezy repartec. the sense of humor, and, almoye all, his fair- ness and kindness have won the conti- dence and affection ot' Foremanites. During the past four years four prin- cipals have presided at Foreman. hut fortunately for us, Mr. lNlcHale has re- mained at his post. All his actions and decisions are guided hy his slogan, For the good of the school. And what a school Y : It I 4 J' .X . 3 J virsxfl A - i 4 it 'L 1 i,. .--A' ti Ziff? ?ff1ff'mf1 -. , U, 'V To the three cheerful and capable secretaries, Miss Mar'-' Mm V flaret Ryan, Mrs. Helen Burke, and Miss Jeannette Stein- ' ffstcllo metz, falls the task of handling correspondence, programs, ,If records, reports and more reports. Miss Cecilia Costello and LQ?-J Mr. Clarence Ranseen enforce better attendanceg Miss dl Helen Hart is Registrar, and that bespeaks efficiency. wi

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'J an li! LANGUAGE, HISTORY, PERSONNEL Y . 1 ff 'L K - -. ,ffl ly LANGUAGE ' vlsearedy: Miss Clara I lLawin, Miss Frances Dyer. 1 lStandingJ : Miss Marie Jasinski, Mr. F r an c i s Ready, Mrs. Jessie Bran- kamp, Mrs. Eva Hogle. , 1 . 4 .v HISTORY QSeatedJ: Miss Lucy Daniels, Mr. Blatch- ford Kough, Miss Mary Mostyn, Miss Gene- vieve Flaherty, Mrs. Mary Talbot. iStand- ingb : Mr. James Snod- grass, Miss Lilyan Herzer, Mrs. Alice Jones. PERSONNEL tSeatedi: Mi ss M a ri e Harkins. Mrs. Luella Voelz. Miss Veda Stern. CStandingJ : Mr. NVilbert Deering, Miss Blanche Con nor, Mi ss Irene Hirons, Mr. James Snodgrass, Miss Mary Mos- tyn, M rs. Florence Harte. 4 All Foremanites anticipate the Language assembly. Need we sav more? Ah, Miss Daniels and your corps, how weary you are re-making the map of Euro , . . . pe. And how sad Wu are at this greatest man-made catastrophe. We rejoice with you, never- theless, that the UNITED STATES is the God-send to DEMOCRACY! The Personnel Department registers its work on indelible records and they appraise us for what we are-supernormal, normal, sub-normal, or lazy! l3l i-