Hirsch High School - Maroon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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FICE ADJUSTMENT OF LIiIf'I'-ffMiss Ella O'Kcefe, Adjustment Teacher. UNSELOR PLACEMENT CO nlc-rl-Miss Cornvliu Ryan, Places I.EFTfCCc 44 ment Counselor. MAIN OFFICE CLERKS XBOYE-ffroin left to riglvl-Miss Catlin-rinc Duke, Miss, Helm Miss Florence Burke. Miss liricline Cardosi. IRMAN PROGRAM CHA LOWER I.El'- l' Miss I luruncc Burnsteln. ll McManus

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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.

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heim .9140 iidya, to mo-Kc! 7.1461-Ill .M ' ' ' SPONSORS Miss G. Knospe, 3B Sponsor, Miss . G. Allen, 4B Sponsor, Miss O. Law- renz, 3A Sponsor, Miss J. Cosgrove, 4A Sponsor. l I I SPONSORS Mr. A. Protsman, 2B Sponsor, Mrs. K. Bordner, IB Sponsor, Miss H. Klein, 1A Sponsor, Miss C. Ryan, 2A Sponsor. Every school has key people who are necessary to efficient organiza- tion. Our class sponsors represent eight of these key positions. Each has charge of a different semester, beginning with the SIB sponsor, who launches the Freshmen on their high school careers, up to the 4A spon- sors, who pilot them through all Senior activities to graduation. It is their responsibility to advise the students of their particular divisions in guidance, counseling, programming and course selecting. Like the jewels in the watch of time, they keep the school's mechanism running smoothly. 12 MR. J. PATERSON 1A Sponsor