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

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The 1948 PARKER RECGRD Pulnlisliecl Tay THE STUDENTS FRANCIS W. PARKER 330 WEBSTER AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

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The little school on Grant Place can no longer be considered a novelty. The Spirit ot Parker in its all embracing manner, has made it a definite and necessary part of the school. However, to many of us it is still a symbol of a larger dream: the day in the future when its modern sister school is completed. CO-EDITORS PATRICIA O'REGAN, SUE SMART BUSINESS MANAGER RONALD SOKOLEC LAY-OUT EDITOR BRUCE DAVIDSON LITERARY EDITOR CAROL LIPSEY PUBLI CI TY EDITOR WILLIAM AARON PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS FRANCIS STRAUS, TOM CARROLL MEMBERS CAROL SCHRADZKE, MURRY WORK, ALEX BEIL, IEAN RAMBAR, LOIS WRIGHT, DONNA MILLER, FRED MEINE, EDWARD BRIGHT, DAVID PAIN

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I Four gnu--V. , W THE PARKER F MILY The companionship of parent, student and teacher has always made up the Parker we love and now, regretfully, must leave. Parkers very foundation is on the principles of cooperation, help- fulness and deep understanding. We feel, though, that in a troubled time, following a disastrous war, when bitter cliatribes against educa- tion are being hurled from all directions, it is well to state again that Parker principles are a vital, living force. We, the Class of '48, feel that Parker has given us a great dealp that our parents and teachers alike have always made us feel adult and like equals, so that now we can take our place in a troubled world with some degree of assurance. For these reasons we dedicate our RECORD to the PARKER FAMILY.