Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Wm 7ime aj Gm fiom ou are in the years of abundance . . . rich in the golden gifts of time, of health and energy. 'T he years at school have pointed up your talents, fostered idealism, strengthened morale, and given zest and direction to your ambitions and plans. Hirsch has been unstinting in educational opportunities for you, with empha- sis on the necessity, the dignity and the beauty of service and of establishing personal responsibility. Along the way you have garnered good friends for now and future years and, I sincerely hope, a graciousness, an understanding and tolerance that will enable you to live and work well and harmoniously. Your theme for this book . . . UThe Time of Our Livesn . . is well phrased, for truly you are Hin the time of your lives, -a good and fruitful time. Each one of you possesses the most precious of wealth if you see the picture clearly. Your under- standing will depend on your own growth in spiritual values. The bulwark against disappointment and trial lies in the things of the spirit . . . your philosophy and reserve against the events that seek to break or try us at one time or another. Now, in your youth, your strength and courage . . . gather together the forces and treasures of mind and spirit . . . to overcome all hardship and to take your opportunities as they come . . . to shape and weld them into a strong personal victory . . . to give yourself and those you love a good and happy life. Marie A. McCahey, Principal 8

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FORMER PROGRAM CHAIRMAN MRS. ELLA VAUGHAN ANDERSON Miss Vaughan, now Mrs. .Xnclerson, will always be remembered by the faculty and students of Hirsch, as an efficient adminis- trator, an inspiring teacher, and Ll loyal friend. r IU OUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MISS MARGARET M. HURNEY one of the most significant jewels in Hirsch's timepiece ...She faithfully keeps its mechanism running smooth- ly and efficiently.