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

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amz! glass Wuth the words go back to sleep my llttle ones, Eggert Meyer sends hls drowsy Juniors to classes each morning By afternoon we are consuderably more luvely after all we have a prlze set of blood stauned antlers guardnng our doorway as a symbol of our strength We permit no underclassmen to brave the wulds of our den, oh yes, we are exclusive as Junuors have a rlght to be as ,W .1 ,L Pyromanlacs smoke each other out m the Chem lab We boastfully lust as prume contrlbutnons, the eflflcuent, pleasant tea room, and the sparklung alumnae dance We are besides loyal partlclpants and observers of football basket ball, and baseball On the scholastlc side our grade has boosted utself, and whsle we are learning by domg, we also search for things mduvudually Our grade room continually resounds with vosces argumg a polnt an stentoruan tones But whatever we do wherever we go the class of 51 wall always look back on such thungs as the sacred desk he eternal chess players, the permanent Zero Study resudent and a tall flgure nn a lab coat, as mementos of a wonderful year ' ll ' ll I I I vm X , f I A t x 4 K W 1 ,xl a ' 1 '. -v .A ,, -A n V, Ji ' ' ,F A 4 : 4 ,, W ' , vt f , . .1-i ' 1 I I ' I I I I I U ' II II R I 1

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gahiamaie ffm! So you want to know what the Tenth Grade has done this year? Well, we can sum it up in about one word . . . WORK!!! You know those beautiful Christmas decora- tions? That was some of the Sophomores' handiwork. And certainly you remember the 330 Club at the Turn- about! Nobody can say we didn't work on that. But like every other class, I guess, our greatest occu- pation was school work We were going to introduce into Student Government a bill to outlaw all school work but we didnt think the Faculty would pass it The poor Faculty' They try so hard to teach us English and Social but its a losing fight and math but I m afraid there are very few Einstems in the Sophomore class As or languages its a wonder the teachers havent given However we commend them tor their noble efforts Espe cially Mr Barnes Wed all like to see his head on Mt Rushmore fplease dont take us literallyl He is a great gradehead and has helped us more than anyone knows Well you asked us what we did and here it is but confidentially it isnt that bad And any way when , X X . , if ., . . ' 1 ., . , . , ., , . , up. . , . . , . . , . .., I ' I I I ' we re together we dont mind the work at all