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

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CLARE JEAN MOORE Trarlaer of Remedial Mathemalifx GEORGINA M. L. HENDRY Asxoriafv Hostess NORMA B JONES Fmanrxal Secretary IRNA V KUELLMAR In Charge of Slore MABEL Q MERCER Srrrrlary to the Principal BARBARA STEUBIG Assistant m Serrelwrral Work WILLIAM F MEYER School Prmler KEY TO THE BABY PICTURES Florme Goldsmxth Reeve Luxmore Suzanne Schaeffer jane Dxckson Flora Sager Ethel Webster Melvnlle Rothschneld Robert Schmntz Nancy Corbrn Frances Levy Carl Kroch Vnrgmxa Martm Gerda Bondy Nlxon de Tarnowsky Vxrgnma Langdon Yamta Grossman Paul Hemeck Raymond Galt Germame Benjamm Moe Greenspahn Margaret Foster Mary Palmer Dons Lackrxtz George Zohrlaut Vlfglhla Otley Rosamoncl Kxrtland Wllllam Rutter Natalie Gesas Mary Vlfglnla McKee Morgan Sprmger Natahe Smith Page I9

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REID P WHISLER Leader of School Orrbrslra WALLACE F WORTHLEY Head o Natural Srzemex Curalor o Museum JANET WORTLEY Asxlsiant Sezcnlls Grade JOSEPH S WRIGHT Head of Pbyxlral Education Bags MABEL M WRIGHT Head of Phgural Edurahon-Girls ELSIE A WYGANT Director of Puplwatzonx HERMAN L YAGER MYRTLE YORK Teacher rn Music Deparfment Head of Gtrls Clasxex FRANCES M ARNOLD Regs.: trar ANNE H COOPER General Secretary ALICE L FALK Asxlstanl m Sverelarfal Work KATHERINE K FRISTROM Swllebboard Operator In Claargr 0 Childrens Areounfs BESSIE M HENDRY Asmlanl In Lrbrary GEORGI: HENDRY Sllpfflllfllldlllf of Burlmlmgs and Groumlv Page I8 f - . f Tearber of Rlsysits and Mathematics f A '

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ILARLY FRIENDS OF THE PARKER SCHOOL It rs 1 IHIIICI' of keen regret th1t the vounger generatron of the Francrs XV Prrleer School l noyy so lrttle of the people yy ho brought rt rnto exrstence thrrty yerrs ago Ly ery chrld lenoyy s through experrenee somethrng of Colonel Parker s rdeas of educrtron, beesruse they strll so lugely rnfluence our LIJIIY yyor k and pl1y, but of those outstyndrng Cl1lClj.,O crtrLens yy ho yy ere members of the sehool s Hrst Board of Trustees who yyorked shoulder to shoulder yyrth Colonel Parker to establrsh thrs school they' probably know lrttle or nothrng To Mrs Blarne, rnsprred bv Colonel Parker the school oyy es rts opportunrty to lrye IDLI eroyy She started rt forth wrth rts burldrng, equrpment, and grounds, and has furthered every step of rts progress, grvrng rt sprrrtual, rntelleetuyl, and financrrl support through rll these years rts yerrt1ble f1rry godmother It rs probyble that only I1 few puprls have ever heard of Dr Henrv B I'1vrll, vyho gaye sueh drstrngurshed servrce to Chrmgo that hrs yy ork h1s been honored by a memorral rn the form of 1 tyy entv room Researeh and Experrmentrl I aborrtory 'rt St Luke s I-Ios prtrl Dr I ryrll, as 1 trustee of the sehool, gsrye rt mueh yyrse counsel and loy 1l support r rts e1rly d1ys NVe should lrke to Sly much more coneernrng hrs sponsorshrp but rt rs httrng thrt yye reserye the SIUIII rem rrnrng spice to pry' our trrbute of 1ppreer1tron to Vlr Cy rus Bentley, whose preture appears rn thrs rssue Mr Bentley WIS Presrdent of the Board of Trustees from the begrnnrng, 'md rn hrs sudden, unexpeeted death l1st uly' the sehool suffered 111 rrrep1r1ble loss Hrs LIIUQIIILI Mrrguet 1nd hrs son Rrehrrd entered the sehool on rts openrnsz, dry, 1nd hrs two lrttle LIFIIILIKIIUSLIIILIS are noyy members of the school group The entrre Bentley frmrly l11s been dey oted to the best rnterests of the sehool throughout rts lrfe Untrl three ye1rs ILO rt XVIS Mr Bentley s h1brt to spend rt lerst one entrre yveele 1nnu,1lly yrsrtrng rll deprrt ments of the sehool 1nd gryrng us hrs eonstructrye, understrndrng errtrcrsm lor IUIHX 1ddrtron to the yy eeklv trustees meetrngs, 1nd they grye therr serrous COIXSICILFIIIOII to ey ery mgle of progress of the sehool In recent ye1rs they h1ye not been rble to t1ke sueh an retrye pyrt rn school rffrrrs, but there has been no eh1nge rn iny' 1speet of sehool polrey or budget yvhrch h1s l1eked therr eonsrderatron 1nd 'rpproy :rl before rt h1s been put rnto effect An outstrndrng eharrcterrstrc of Mr Bentley' yy IS hrs scrupulous rntegrrtv Ind l1rs unsyvervrng futhfulness to yy hat he consrdered rlffbf I-Ie yyas uncomprornrsrneg rn hrs rdherence to duly 1s he conceryed rt, yet under hrs somewhat stern and serrous exterror one drscoy ered 'rn unfarlrng understandrng of human niture I-Ie possessed 1 sprrrturl generosrtv 1nd tenderness toyy 1rd human frarlty yy l1rch made hrm yerv loy1ble to hrs frrends sueh 1s myself, yy ho yy ere prry rleeed to work yy rth hrm closely and drstrnterestedly for 1 common cause One may garn the best rdea of Mr Bentley s educ1tron1l rnsrght and vrsron through l1rs oyy n yyords We wrsh rt yy ere possrble to quote from hrs paper grven at the Unryersrty' of CIIILIQO rt the trme of Colonel Prrker s death but srnee there rs sp1ee for only one CIUOIIIIOII yye ehose IS the better one hrs st1tement of the prrnerples of eooperrtron 'rs 'rgrrnst thrt of prrle gryrng 1nd 1 mrrkrng sy stem as an rneentrye to yy ork yy hreh yy 13 publrshed rn the ertrlogue of 1907 IS folloyys lully ILLOQTIIIIIIQ tl1e unry ers1l lryy of n1tur1l consequences yyhreh IPPIILS to Ill conduet, :good or eyrl thrs Sehool rejeets sueh 1rtrfIer1l rneerrtryes to effort rs prrles 1nd the l'l1'll'lxll1g sy stem belreyrng thrt these emphasrze drstrnetrons yy hreh ought to reeerve no for mrl reeognrtron, thrt they rre rnsrdrously dangerous methods of cultrvatrng selfish drsposrtron, thrt they' foster Lllllell motryes, furnrsh no true stsrndird for mersurrng Page 70 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 , ' 1 I - I ' Y x ox I I I I A I 5' l 1 ...t 1 - 1 1 1 1 - V ' 1, 1 I K 1 II4 I K I .1 , 7 . . 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