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

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G YX THE PARKER RECORD . 193 2 wzfy ROBERT ADELMAN Tall, curly-haired, good natured Butch- ie is the little boy wfho, all of a sudden, grew up. A hard-working, serious student, he found little time until his senior year for many activities. Vice-President of the Forum, letter man on the heavyweight bas- ketball team, and a real worker on the Weekly staff, ButchieD has had his full share of outside activities in the last year. Butchie holds the honor of having taken every math course offered by the school, and in addition has made his mark in physics and chemistry. JILL ANDERSON This charming and talented girl, who gave us a never-to-be-forgotten portrayal of Alda in Death Takes a Holiday, is our Jill. Beneath her quiet dignity is a warm and loving heart and a willingness to help everyone. Her keen sense of music and her musical voice are among her assets, and we hope that she will carry on her work with her music in college. We know that Jill will make good in whatever she undertakes, and we feel sure of her success in music. JANE BETHGE Intelligent, alert, responsible, and ambi- tious, are some of the adjectives well applied to Jane. In student government she holds the coveted position of President. She showed her dramatic ability in her splendid portrayal of Alda in Death Takes a Holi- dayf' and in athletics she has captained sev- eral teams. Jane is certainly a wonderful friend, and it has been great to have her in our class. Her seemingly unlimited energy and untiring work are the pride of her teach- ers and the wonder of her fellow-students.

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HORACE BRIDGES Babs ' smiling face has been seen at Parker since kindergarten. For these thir- teen years he has been a leader among his fellow students, ranging from the head of the Hrst grade Eskimo Boys to captain of this year's heavyweight basketball team. Other organizations which he has headed include the senior class, of which he was president two years ago, and Student Gov- ernment, in which he served a capable term as Judge. Babs has been a valuable member of various football and baseball teams. His impersonation of Eric in the senior play contributed greatly to its success. VIRGINIA CARDWELL One of the most outstanding abilities of our Ginnie is in athleticsufor she goes fly- ing to victory in baseball, basketball, and hockey. Those who know this tall, smiling girl Hnd her an understanding and sym- pathetic friend. The pep of every party, she is always digging out some bit of humor to liven things up, and the important thing is, she never fails. In her school work Ginnie stands among the best, with a willing hand to help any one who is in need. We'll miss our fun-loving and comforting friend, and no one will be able to take the place she has made in our hearts. MAURICE CAUUET Maurice is one of the few fellows who has been able to skip a class in high school. We considered ourselves very fortunate in re- ceiving him in our senior year. He was secretary of his grade in his second high school year. He has shown his artistic abil- ity by his designs for the covers of the Question Mark and the pages of the Rec- ord, and moreover we will long remember his wonderful characterization of the Shadow in Death Takes a Holiday. His perfect French, which he brought over from his native country, has been a great aid to many of us who have had lingual difficul- ties. Ttcenty-One 'V Ein THE PARKER RECORD 19 3 2