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

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JOHN JOSIMOVICH I've got rhythm . . . fancy filibusterer . . . Brack . . . Harvard Junior Award . . . gesf. tures . . . elevator . . . conscientious Relief Head . . . going places . . . Not always right in all men's eyes, But faithful to the light within. HOLMES JOAN KANTER Close the window, I'm cold . . . other peeping Joan . . . G.A.A. points galore . . . peppy cheerleader . . . Deke . . . candy Bend . . . Hag parties . . . There is a great deal of unmapped country within us. ANON REGINA KLEIN Yes Doc, I understand . . . CofArt Edif tor of illustrious Record . . . carbonfoxide . . . But Mr. Hackett . . . jammedffull locker . . . There is a great deal of ability in knowing how to conceal one's abilityfl LAROUCHEFOUCAULD GLENDA LAWRENCE Smoke rings fbut no Camels pleasej . . . Morning Ex Head . . . Pixley and Ehlers . . . magnificent Mike . . . unethical mem- ber of Ethical Society . . . Schveeeeetheart. Oft there is eloquence in a silent look. LATIN

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MICHAEL HEGNER Uncle Mike . . . Off to Wades . . . ladies' gentleman . . . smoke fiend . . . stage per' sonality . . . Rush St. Roue . . . some build . . . summer experiences . . . The dice of'Zeus have ever lucky tlirowsfl GREEK DAVID HELLER I know I'm the worst offender, BUT . . . Study Head . . . B.M.O.C .... Hne Basket' ball Captain . . . 'LTO put it in the ver' nacular . . . There are two sides to every question, my side and the wrong side! D. H. BARBARA HOEFELD 'Tm frustrated . . . Barb's Barbs . . Valedictorian . . . Future Ferberfl? . . . Basketball Captain . . . Barby's pants are falling down, falling down . . . . . . inf curable rornanticist . . . True wit is nature to advantage clress'd: What oft was tliouglitg but ne'er so well, expressed. POPE ARNOLD HORWEEN Arnie . . Football Captain . . . Parker pioneer . . . Harvard?? . . . Rusty . . . And in this corner . . . perennial grin . . . The Shnowsv . . . Monkey . . . blushing . . . For hearty sports and contests boldf SCOTT A'His limbs were cast in manly mold.

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JOAN Lol-:B PAUL LESERMAN You can't throw sand in my face But I'm not chewing gum . . . Charlef voix . . . convulsions fsee Gerryj . . . some of my best friends are hockey play' ers . . . cheerleader . . . 'LStop and Shop . What inner tourmoil could an outer calmness hiclefl ANON MARY MEYER Bunny . . . lst Lady President of Stu- dent Government . . . Well, Eggert says . . . a mighty fine Jennie . . . expressive ex' pressions . . . Drop Dead . . . He who has voice in the valley, will have one in the council. SPANISH Social Committee Head . . . sixffoot Santa . . . poker and pool . . '. lazy bones perennial punster . . . Life is a jest, and all thinks show it. I thought so once, but now I know it ,, CAROL LIPSEY GAY Leo the Lip . . . connoisseur of licticious novels . . . Head of House Committee . . . knitting . . . great lover of Homer dickey strings . . . Some eoble do not see to vasp why P , 2 they were given two ears and only one tongue. ANON