Foreman High School - Foremanual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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C-' 1 s 0I eI'l'Lal'I, 5 aa!! QP!! Calif A Eat The backbone of our nation is the English Language so, therefore, Mrs. Harte, Mrs. Greenwood. Miss Connor, Miss Carmody, and Miss Stern are to be congratulated for their splendid job. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Byl are assuring all fellows that the coming generation of gals will be able to cook and sew as well as look attractive. Teachers of the Commercial Department, Mrs. Hoppe, Mr. Sazania, and Mrs. Anderson, who make possible an efficient future in the business fields of the world.

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Our pafienf O ice ga The great deal of Secretarial work arising in the operation of our school is capably handled by Miss Alice Hanley, Miss Helen Hanley, and Mrs. Sylvia Koplin. Although they serve as private secretaries, receptionists, clerks and typists, each member of Foremaifs staff can greet 'a student with a smile, even at the end of a hectic day.

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we mudf .fdclmif jjlteg ine Quife M Miss Flaherty, Miss Mostyn, Mrs. Smith, and Mr. Snodgrass, of the Social Studies department, get together for an informal discussion. Members of the Language department, Miss Lawin, Mrs. Bramkamp, Mr. Morrissey, and Miss Dyer meet to talk over the latest teaching methods. i Miss Stewart, Mrs. Weiss, Miss MacKay, and Miss Cavoit comprise a part of our English department. .Pee