Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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allen YL QQLQUJ THE SHINING EXAMPLE A briefcase full of books. 'rhick eyeglasses, and a musry coun- renance do nor signify a member of lhe Narional l-lonor Sociely. You usually find lhe esleemed members oul cheering af lhe fool- ball games Or organizing a Sfudenr Government Theyire lhe iiumph' behind rhe school, lhe guys who go our and give ihe resr of us a push. When lhe grades come our. rhese eminenl sludenrs are always on lop because They have lo be smarr in all ways 'ro gel info rhe Honor Sociery. FLEDGLINGS-newly elecled members-are: W. Aldrin L. Klapperich W. Boolh V. Kohler B. Brunies E. Lomasney R. Craig M. McClure C. Davidson M. Miclc R. DeLong M. Murphy L. Dumas R. Olson J. Dwyer D. O'Neill D. Easrerwood C. Rago M. Filch M. Rierz J. Floren R. Robinson W.l3ralicl1 S. Sharz B. Eullon A. Sleel J. Graf E. Suberl E. Grillin S. Swanson L. Gusrafson E. Thomas l'l. l-levenor A. Weber D. Kimble N, Wells E. Whilrle NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS STANDING- Helene Eifhgnbauiv, see I rpm Afiifg riffsrawe SEATED' Iipwgf R Tr-aaswe' Ma'u3'et Williams VII: Pres THE FULL FLEDGED MEMBERS IN THE LOWER PICTURE ARE TOR ROW Russ, Malrrfelgt Pfvc-ii Bell Rile., But. Hee. SECOND ROW E car' Cohen VVei5 a.IsNF':-51 Kpfscg WIlrel S, ZI '5r gnN VVilii3 '5 M, F RQT ROW: Arliss, Smith VVili:I s, B, K3 Hill Becntolt Miss Fish,-' Page QP-9 l'Iur'G

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SOUND THE BUGLEST OF PEACE Peace was The aim oT Dr. Emil Hirsch. To him noT any our school is dedicaTed, buT also The ideals oT us, The sTudenTs, who cherish our heriTage oT peace. We believe, as Dr. Hirsch be- ieved, ThaT peace can accomplish more Than war has ever done. Tnree days each year we dedicaTe especially To The ideal oT peace. AlTnough we may commemoraTe wars or celebraTe armisTices, our obiecT7ye is always The same-To herald The glories oT peace. DR EMIL G. HIRSCH ON MEMORIAL DAY Tne Drama Class, Through Tableaux, recalled memories oT our Three greaTesT wars. ln The uniform oT :ne respecTiye wars, To The accompanimenT oT songs sung by The soldiers oT ThaT day, The scenes proe gressedt buT underlying iTs marTial exTeiior, The paThos ThaT underlies The glamour oT war assumed ITS 'rue prominence. ON l-IIRSCH DAY 'ne awards Tor The besT essays on peace were presenied. Myra EsTrin won The TirsT prize: BeTTy Lou Fu Ton The second: and Jean T-TalTerTy, Third. WiTh Banners Flying, a drama exposing The horrors oT war, compleTed The program. ON ARMISTICE DAY 'he Public Speaking Class presenTed a radio assembly. Two sTudenTs Tuned in on a radio program orCaocasTed Trom ArlingTon CemeTery. The Tenor oT The message was The TuTiliTy oT war and our ulTi- TaTe nope Tor peace. The bugles of peace now blow over The graves of The dead. May They never call oThers To war.

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HEADLINE HIGHLIGHTS HIRSCH HAS A DICTATOR Marqarer WiIIiams is The dic- raror around The press room . . . buf who wouIdnI wanr Io be ruIed by Marqarer? THEY ALL MAKE MISTAKES excepr Bernadine WiIIiams, The copy edifor, who Iinds The errors of orhers and sends To The prinrer a perfect! copy. HIRSCH HERALD MADE ALL AMERICAN, nor the qreaf IooIbaII Team, bu! The qreaf newspaper. The Ii+Ie of AII, , American is The reward for five years naro worIg +o achieve superior rarinq 5 in edirinq a newspaper. TI'IREE CHEERS FOR THE SPORTS EDITOR, Eop Davidson. I-Ie never made a Team, bu' ne sarecy made Thar sporrs column. PAPER! PAPER! GET YOUR PAPER! from one of The newsboys seIIinq The I I-Iirsizn I-Ierard. They may no+ be I worlxinq Their way Through sChooI, buf They re Trying awTuIIy hard Io win The passes 'ro The movies awarded The C-es' saiesrnan. FEATURING Run De Swarfe who gave us Those gnappy Tearures each week. IT TAKES PATIENCE 'S pm newspaper fogerher. John Dwyer nvaIre-up ediror, has charge of :Wino Iogerher This inrricare jig saw 314129. THE EDITOR'S SUCCESSOR A3 Evaroge Karrfen who wi!! qer To I C.. ca, Irie gang nerr zemesrer. ' in I HERALD EDITORS ' 5 ETAWUNT, ,'11s'. Hr' itil, Marwqer, I-I3I1-in, D3vr'1sr:n DeS.-,nrhi-, Hale, Be-:hIoII, Aljrin TI'YO Y'3S, Perrrrn, Champ, Brrnk- Q 5' . ' ' Eztf Die' 3'2 S G Eli East-emorifr Arr Erjitorj 'yy KohIe', Huggins ROW I' r-IeI!eSer, LeChJIeIIe, Goltofr, Petrolz, Il 5- Ev 5-f'x-' 9' .' E11-r F'.3 3e's Aw-art-sing Ma' Klprres SEATED Williarrvs, M, Eastewoon, BeIIows, Dunias, WiIIlan'is, B. XI f 5 '3-fr 51' ' HU' Aff 5110 P f'Df2r E-'Mae JOURNALISM cr.Ass rsarwfi ram ie. mm Row 5- Hughes Brefmge- 1 ff: T T ,PTE-' QEETQN '! 7 ER DME Mah? UE' EIIIOTT W!!!'3'T5- Buits, Bulot, Anderson. ROW 4' I-IertzeI, Hzves, Hoover, Gephardt, Fowle. 'i E ' E! 'T JW' T' BHS Jfiff E1'f 'l D'ESN3'! F 3!U EUIIOT' ROW 3 Lineweaver, Loomis, Krause, Kimble, Jackson, Campbell. ROW 2: H THE HERALD EDITORIAL STAFF 'C. 'iIr r TOP ROW: RrjrI!rbArr'I, HICIS, LOU-JIe', Ricketts, PuIIrnq, NorIhshr6'Id, IvICEIv.3in ROSS. ROW I: Ra:IbeI, A 'ff-tr VIH: PO!-I 3 If-rr I!'C!i,'e, Graf Kimt,-arg POW 2 Krnrpen, Wielqrgrf, Spgnrnger, So'Sfron1, Roberfs, Yer!-. 1 Ama . r r ' 11421