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

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SEVE TH GR DE First row: Lee. Biel, R. Taylor, S. Deutsch. K. Stein. M. McGuinn, Second row: T, Kayser, P. Fairbank, B. Miller, T. Geiger. A. Lackritz. Miss Marshall, E. Bright. A. Worters, B. Oppenheimer. Third row: M. Block, P. Steele, D. Ramm, L. Danzig. G. Lassers, P. Schilling. L. Mixon, G. Stone. E. Martin, C. Chapin. Beasley, A, Deutch, C. Meyer. B. Barth. Unger, N. Crohn, B. Freehling. Not in picture: Finn, J. Loeb, G. McDowell. G. Walker, Social Studies with its tales of Mexico Makes vast contrast with the Inca's Cuzco. What on earth's the capital of Nicaragua? Let me see . . . I think it's Managua. Next class is dear old math Do page 67 or make a graph. Now we have to do percents, We figure commissions and the rents. Now to gym go lads and lasses This is one of their favorite classes. We will play haskethall today, Oh, a basket . . . hurray, hurray. Timeforavvaltznovv...l..2..3. Careful now, don't step on me. On Friday dancing ends the day No school 'til Monday, hip, hip, hurray This was the year of Eeet is Raphael Arcianaga who sneezesf' and numerous scientific discoveries. We had the illffated sheep and The Races of Man. The Third floor!! In dancing the boys were purposely naughty so they wouldn't have to dance with the girls, Entering: Anne, Paul, lane Riddle.

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SIXTH GR DE Back row: P. Davis, I. Fristrom, E. Kellar, D. Cohn, K. Friend, Mrs. Hambright, P. Staalsen G. Abrams, N. Kaspar, M. Gronenberg, M, Rietz, A. Kner, M. Strauss, L. Shropshear, E Wilson, S. Taylor. Middle row: A. Franks, F. Fitz, P. Freehling, S. Brady, S. Schwartz, A. Shafton, G. Porter T. Cottle. Front row: A. Voynow, P. Negronida, P. Rhymer, M. Kearns, M. Wallerstein, G. Basch, N. Cangelosi, J. Thwaites, V. Hirsch. Not in picture: I. Adams, I. Makler, M. McCall. The Sixth Grade is a joyous place, You can see a look of pleasure on every pupil's face. We have a good VicefPresident, his name is Tommy Cottle. Our Presidents Paul Davis . . . He's always at the throttle. One excursion this year was to the Chicago U. And the Oriental Institute to see things old and new. Art and Shop and Science, for fun just try and beat them. At cooking our results aren't shown, because we always eat them. Now the day is over and night is drawing nigh. We've been given all our homework and we leave school with a sigh. With Mrs. Hale we began to learn about America. Someone made a study of deer: how their antlers change. We began to use long division with proud knowlf edge. We had to wear heavy winter clothes for our play Snow Treasure which was given in june!! Entering: Tommy, Nancy Drummond, Ioan Loeb. 17 s

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EIGHTH GR DE A'N. I 5 .,, . Q9 i uaiY ' 3 'vf' ' 1 First row: G. Williams, P. Rittmiller, I. Oppenheimer, J. Belt. Miss Greenebaum, E. Schonfeld, J. Brix, P. Chermayeff, D. Cramer. Second row: G. Sokolec, S. Pfaelzer, Schrager, B. Rogers, M. Patch. A. Loeb, L. Kauffman, A. Petit. Third row: S. Simkin, M. Kearns, M. Tompkins, Weber, B. Shafton, M. Davis, M. Rosenberg. O. Schmidt. Fourth row: A. Kner, E. Muelhoefer, H. Chapin, C. Sokolec, T. Frankel. Not in picture: T. Faherty, E. Shapiro. FAVORITE EXPRESSIONS OF EIGHTH GRADERS BELT, IUDITH .............. Please, no profanity BRIX. -IORGEN .,.......... Shrewd, mighty shrewd CHAPIN, HENRY ......... I shan't commit myself CHERMAYEFF, PETER ...... Well blow me down CRAMER, DAVID .... I resent that unfounded accu' sation on my sterling character KAUFFMAN, LYNN KEARNS, MARY . . . KNER, ANDREW .. . .... ...............Yesfsfsfsi LOEB, ANNE ................... Don't be stupid MUELHOEFER, EDWARD .... L'I'll be shovelling off OPPENHEIMER. JOYCE .... Wake up and die right PATCH, MARTHA .................... Oh Fiddle PETIT, ALAIN ............ .... ............ ' ' Ugh 'li Silence is golden DAVIS, MULLER, Can't catch me - I'm Robin Hood FRANKEL, THOMAS ........ -w-i-- . . . . . . . My but you're brilliant .. . . . . . . . Well for john's sake PFAELZER, ELIZABETH. . I'm sorry but it's my duty RITTMILLER, PATSY ...... Give me a horse and a saddle and I'm off RODGERS, BETTY .... Oh, you vvouldrft understand ROSENBERG, MICHAEL ................ Crushed SCHMIDT. OLIVER .................... GfWhizz SCHONFELD, ELEANOR ................. Kiddo SCHRAGER, JUDITH .......... Poo Poo Pa Dupeu SHAFTON. BARRY .... What a revolting development this is SHAPIRO. ELENA .............. Yea team, fight SIMKIN. SANDRA .............. 'LThrow her a fish SOKOLEC, CARY Q SOKOLEC, GERRY ...... We're glad we haven't been repeated. TOMPKINS. MARYfALICE .......... Bright light WEBER. JUDITH. Don't get fresh we me, young man WILLIAMS, GEORGE ................. Huh, me? Miss Lewis and Woody Guthrie. Who could forget the Geology excursions: Tol' ston, Calumet, and Glenwood Shorelines. Common rocks. Mr. Ois pencil tapping away in Math and the beginnings of our violent class meetings. There was an excited feeling at the end of the year when your School - and the girls but on lipstick right away. Entering: Mike, Kay, Flo Taglia, Daphne Kinsey, Peter Fromrner, jack Coleman. card was finally signed. We were in High 19