Francis W Parker School - Record Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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,..,,.,,,,,,-,,, PARKER RECORD Page Twenty-six , J-.- - LOU ELIZABETH BAILEY Entered in Seventh Grade Evanston Hospital Nurses' Training Here's a girl we don't know very wellg yet what we know is every bit compliment- ary. Lou has more honest-to-goodness com- mon sense and brains than any other girl in the senior class, and when you will be fooling around, Lou is doing tomorrow's home work. She is quiet. She tends to her own affairs and talks but little. She knows what's her business and what's yours, and acts accordingly. She never has excuses for she needs none. Hard-working, accu- rate, studlous, and self-contained, her prac- tical mind and firm good nature will take her far. She'll need no one pushing from behind. JEANNE BAUMGARTL Entered in Eleventh Grade Goucber Jean didn't arrive until the Eleventh Grade, but she will leave her mark indelibly stamped on our minds. Not very much gets by Jean. She can understand just what you think is pretty well hidden. Not only that but no matter what you want done Jean will do it for you if it lies within her power. Her reputation for generosity and a good nature is not limited to the school alone. The whole city must know it, for she was elected secretary of the Junior Red Cross of Chi- cago. We feel sure that Goucher will be as proud of her as we have been. VIRGINIA BEARD Entered in Nintb Grade Chicago Teachers College To criticism or disapproval Virginia turns her open, frank countenance and her strong- est efforts at improvement or the mending of her ways. She always tries to help you out if you need anything which she can do or give. In school she has thrown herself whole-heartedly into athletics. Outside of school she leads a band of girl SCOutS and teaches in Sunday School. One can scarcely think of her without memories of candor and generosity. 4 -R 1-I lose ' ' 1

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PARKER RECORD RICHARD BETHGE Entered in Ninth Grade Princeton Dick is our author, writer of sophisticat- ed, impossible, but nevertheless popular anec- dotes about the upper strata of societyg our colorful athlete, not always entering into things with spirit, but nevertheless full of nerve and fire. Our celebrated scholar pulls down high marks with seeming lack of effort but nevertheless is capable of feverish out- bursts of speedy work, taxing his intelligence and versatility to the utmost. He is notably the most talked-about man in the class, although he does a great deal of the talking. A finished musician. A self-educated, dar- ing radical who changes from side to side without scruple. Dick is much criticized, but always in the public eye. FRANK BRIDGES Entered in Kindergarten Dartmouth Frank has been our leader Ever since he entered in kindergarten his OPIHIOH of what was right and what wasn t has turned out to be correct We have learned the excel lence of his judgment on all matters about which he commits himself He has been rewarded with a long 11st of class oflices in almost every grade from the sixth up He piloted the basketball team this season with great success It is second nature with Frank to lead whatever group he attaches himself to and we feel sure he will continue to do so DORIS COHN Entered zn Ninth Grade Unwerszty of C011 ornzu When We were Freshmen Sis was our tomboy She soon became known for her amazing athletic skill To many It seems that Sis would rather play ball than any thing else in the world but to see her 1n the class room would soon change their opimon She IS one of the most thorough and brilliant students in the school Her wit and sense of humor will always make her popular S s has lots of leadership abllity and we hope that some day she can use it coupled with her fine mind to do big things ipi1,i Page Twenty :even . . .f J ' ' . i ,a ' 1-, Q ' if 1930 i ' f 1