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

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seniors € A FAITH TWIETMEYER Tweet — cheerleading — H2S04, concentrated — former female tenor — Carnegie — But honest, its the natural color — — Auntie — Isn ' t that foxy. ' Gentlemen prefer blonds. — Dorothy Parker MARGARET TOMPKINS Margie — Social Services Committee Co - head — Princeton tiger — Sunday School teacher — Gogie — Brunette in a crowd of red-heads — Roses, from whom? She has two eyes, so soft and brown. Take care! — Anon. WILLIAM JAMES TANNENBAUM Billy — Christmas tree — PeeDee — B r y n Mawr pro ' — Emily Post says ... — cousins galore — Smog — But, I ' ve been smoking for years — ef- fervescent chemist. I ' m tired of four walls and a c e i 1 i n g . I have need of the grass. ■ — Hovev PETER ANTHONY TCHEREPNIN Pierre — Tcherp — 3 year graduate — talkative vo- cabulary — multilinguist — ' ' Dues ore due — May I drive your car home? ' ' — 3rd Man Theme. His language expresses not only his great thoughts, but his great self. — Newman PAGE TWENTY THREE

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seniors CHARLES FREDERICK S( Chuck — steady outside interests — fine athlete — backstage — shop crafts- man — ' test your strength — Softball ' s stu- pendous shortstop. I have leisure. no superfluous — Shakespeare DONALD APPEL SILVERMAN Don — class president — brief case and glasses — Harvard Book award — mathematician — Girls don ' t embarass me! — Oh! here ' s the joke. The love of learning, the sequestered nooks, and all the sweet serenity of books. — Longfellow LYNN STRAUS Lynnie — cheerleading — french poetress — Burton and State — indispensa- ble alto — matching sweater and socks — wa- ter skiing — Straus-mouse — scatterbrained. All good things which exist are the fruits of orig- inality. — Mill PATRICIA SUNDHEIM Sunshine — Co-editor of the Weekly — infamous shriek — overloaded clip- board — obstinate — Yo- gi and Mr. Pops — Editor ' s note: descression, dis- gression ... — Emerson House. I shall laugh myself to death. — Shakespeare PAGE TWENTY TWO

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seniors SUSAN WEINRESS Susie — my nose is my own — polyhilopregini- tive — Hackett ' s prodigy — What have you gol for lunch? — Uncle Nate — Did you say Prince- ton? — class secretary — Emerson House. Devoted, anxious, gener- ous, void of guile, and with her whole heart ' s welcome in her smile. — Mrs. Norton JONATHAN CHARLES WEST Jon — Dramatics Associ- ation Head — movie cri- tic — the Gatherer — ■ ' Major Swindon, I pre- sume. — That ' s a dan dan dandy. — Let me see it! Longings sub- lime and aspirations high. — Byron SYLVIA WILLIAMS Sylvie — class secretary — Youth Orchestra — vi- olin — baby sitter sans compensation — 2 little and 1 big — future nurs- ing career. With modest dignity, and calm content. — Rogers BERNARD J. NEGRONIDA B. J. — Barney — Haalo — Spanish and sports — Watch your privileges Como esta ud? — I don ' t like being a policeman. — Gin, his spice of life. — shadow-like briefcase. The whole art of teach- ing is only the art of awaking the natural curi- osity of young minds for the purpose of satisfying it afterwards. — France 4W