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

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Twenty-two Clockwise: lbeginning with girl in trontl Lewis, Gooden, Rittmiller, Brown, Kearns, Fairbanks, Owings, Schlossberg. Wallertein, Sideman. Meyer. Goles, Colas. Standing: Faherty. Kempner, Hanson, Bayard, Coughlin, Lindberg. Gray, D. Richard, P. Richard. Mrs. Moen. Abs.-Creange, Geraghty, Shamberg. Meites, Potts. THIRD GRADE Our Third Grade is a happy group composed ot sixteen peppy boys and eleven lively girls who joined us since school started last September. We are studying this year about Chicago. We have learned many interesting things, among them the development ot our city's Water system. We also made a map of North America showing the journey ot Marquet and Ioliet. We have taken trips to the Academy of Science, Marshall Fields tur shop and the Wrigley bldg. Also we Went to the Historical Society, and the Chicago Avenue Water plant. These excursions were both educational and interesting. One ot the things that we are very proud ot is the curtains tor our south room. When We came in September this room had no curtains at the Windows. We made our own with the help ot Miss Clausenius. Each boy and girl helped and We are very proud ot our curtains, We hope that they will hang at the Win- dow tor a long time.

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6'Q,0Q'CUG Viv' agyfvv V Front row: Buck, Strauss, Miner, Meyer, Rueben, Williams. Second row: McCall, Miss Davis, Adler, Platt, Tannenbaum, Tompkins, West, Willson, Ehrlich. Third row: Highstone, Deutsch, Finn, Combleet, Altman, Shropshire. Rosenberg. Hardy, McDaniel. Abs.-Delacey, McGuinn, Muzullo. FO RTH GRADE Which grade has the most fun? Who has the most wonderful room in the school? The Fourth Grade, ot course. We have a stage, a balcony, a group room, a sun room, a cloak room, a hide-out and a fire escape. From our sun room we can see the falling rain and snow, the birds and the planes. ln the group room we show movies, slides and stills, listen to music. On our stage we give our famous Greek plays, our puppet shows and do all kinds of recitations. The Fourth Grade has many privileges. Small groups go alone to the library and the entire grade goes -twice weekly. We go twice monthly to the Art Institute and symphony programs. Often we go to some of the High School plays. We are asked to be in all the school drives, too. We have lots of lun at the parties we give for our big sisters and brothers. ln the Fourth Grade we have lots of opportunities and we've en- joyed ourselves very much. Twenty-three