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

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seniors X 1 • RICHARD HAROLD FINN Ricky — Curly, a man ' s best friend — But, Doc — Well, uPUN my word Finnian Geometry — ' ' Have a chocolate — electrician — 8th grade dancing class. No simplicity of mind, no obscurity of station, can escape the universal duty of questioning all that we believe. — Clifford MICHAEL JOHN FOORT Mike — English import — No kidding — pianist minus lessons — Yes, Ma ' am — gym equip- ment tycoon. He was capable of all, of arranging all, and of doing everything. — Voltaire BERNARD ZAK GORE Buddy — Social Commit- tee Head — suburban in- terest — What ' s new? — off to the dunes — bet- cha — Freudian implica- tions — Point of order. Life is just one damned thing after another. — Hubbard CATHERINE HARDY Cathy — Kit — dog wal- ker — all around athlete — knit 1, pearl 2 — over the bridge to lunch — A ford in every garage — Isn ' t that sexy? Ambition has no risk. — Garrison PAGE SIXTEEN

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seniors SUZANNE CORNBLEET Eurydice — big school advocate — Ulleiner — future Rosa Raisa — tem- ple choir — daily hair styles. I do but sing because I must. — Tennyson 1 FRANKA CULBERG Franki — artistic talent — Have you seen our latest painting? — fickle — My hair really is black! — red convertible. The useful science of the world to know. Which books can never teach, nor pedants show. — Lyttleton DIANE DELACY Di — ballet dancer — hic- cuping hangman — Fohr- man ' s Frolics — choreo- grapher — H202 — Bar- ney, may I go out? — piano recitals. Come and trip it as you go, On the light fantastic toe. — Milton J MIRIAM EISENSTEIN Mim — co-editor of the Weekly, (cool, calm, col- lected half) — Madrigal Group — But, Madame — wooozhie — Iron Oxide — flute soloist — New York immigrant. Never under estimate the power of a woman. — Anon tji ' PAGE FIFTEEN

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seniors PATRICIA HEARST Pat — Honor Committee Head — OK kids — Isle of Pines — big bro- thers — cheerleoding — Don ' t tell Rick — tennis tournaments — 8th grade dancing class. Let ' s fight ' till six and then have dinner. — Carroll SUSAN HENRY Susie — handwriting an- alyst — Like a hero — Judith, pastor ' s wife — basketball vs. fingernails — anthropological c o m - muter — I don ' t want to be intramural captain. A maiden never bold; of spirit so still and quiet, that her motion blush ' d herself. — Shakespeare THOMAS EDSALL HESS Uncle Tom — Welcome In! — Don ' t be ridicu- lous — tennis and riding — radical reforms — • the ' chev. ' Life is for action, if we insict on proofs for every- thing we shall never come to action. — Cardinal Newman SUZANNE KAUFMAN S u z y — Social Services Committee co-head — cuz — mis-matched shoes — Whistler ' s Mother — philanthropic interests. Knowledge puffefth up, but charity eddifieth. 1 Corinthian PAGE SEVENTEEN