Foreman High School - Foremanual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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MR. MCHALE Wiin rndiioe toward none with ohoriiy ior dii, with iirni ness in the right ds God gives hgni io see ine right, he sionds d friend io oiii. Nowhere wiil you find oonimonsense, brood- znindedness, dnd heipiul .syrnpdiny more evident tndn here. A odreni os weii os oi ieooh-er, he brings to his position os ossieioni prinolyooi noi only on eifioepiiondi dbiiity ds orqdnizer dnd exe oiiiilyey but diso o poisipioi iinfieistdgidiiio of the high sonvwi youth oi iodoy. He is whos to dii Gi Porenidn eHoi'i'y MoHoie.

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T' 2 'Pd ,lv Standing: Miss Lawin, Mr. Sozamo, Miss Mostyn Mrs Ksncrt Seated: Miss Etfting, Miss O'NeiIl, Miss Larson Miss Kay SEN1GR TEACHERS Four years ago a bewildered group ot freshmen walked into Foreman into the guardianship ot eight division teachers. Aithough some have been assigned to other duties since then, severa1 ot the teachers - Miss O'Nei11, Miss Mostyn, Miss Ettting, Mr. Sazama, and Miss Lawin have remained with us through- out the tour years. Mrs. Kinert took Miss Dyer's division and Miss Larson took Mrs. 1-1arte's. Miss Kay's students were dis- tributed among the seven divisions in February 1943, because she was assigned to other duties. Miss 0'Nei11 has been chair- man oi our senior group. In 1939 these teachers were strangers to us, but in 1943 they are our friends who by their judicious, kind1y attitude have done much to make our tour years happy and successtu1. Our appreciation ot their endeavors can never be fully expressed, but to them we extend our gratitude tor a11 that they have done and our regrets that we must say good-bye.