Hyde Park High School - Aitchpe Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . Comms DIOTTG : 16 OFFICERS. . XV. D. RIQHARDSON. . . F. BRUCE JOHNSTONE EDITH L. NE.AL. CRRACE CLARK. - Canary and WVl1ite. - Esse gunna z'z'Jer1'. XYELL :- YVhite and yellow 8VE'l'll10l'Q f Vive La. Vive La. 'Q-If T f--'fN'+-Y - . e fu If fx. Q72 fri - f - 'fin-1-F 'YV ig? 4 ' ?' ' W X .-TUX f dij, Y iff- e

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15 worked beforehand deserved, at least. a half. lYe cannot pass judgment as to who played his part best that eventful night, because everyone did the best. Mr. Kilbourne, the chairman of the committee, distinguished himself both on and off the stage. Zlllfl i11 the future we shall be proud that the actor of the day, Kilbourne, was our classmate. The Class of '94 being the largest Senior Class yet in the school, it would take too long to tell the good points of each member. life are a modest body of young people, and only hint at the beauty of the maidens and chivalry of the youths. The whole might be likened to a beautiful picture to which Mr. Gage may refer the future generations as a model of per- fection that they would do well to copy. lt is said that beauty and wisdom do not go hand in hand, but this exception proves the rule. lt seems as if the beauty of the lYhite City and clouds of wisdom which float from the classic halls of the Uni- versity come to a focus in the Senior Class .... But enough of this. The Class can speak for itself when the pen failethf Here is an example of the deep questions which vex the mind and ruffle the brow of the maid of '9-l. H To be or not to be, that is the question. lvhether it shall be dotted Swiss muslin or India silk 'f 'i Had the noble Plato any such prob- lem to solve ? No: he knew nothing of the woes of the sweet girl graduate, yet his name has come down the ages as a syn- onym of wisdom. ln such matters as these did each demoiselle win the laurels from Minerva. live entered the school as a little candle. our small lights almost entirely eclipsed by the brilliant rays of the shining lights above us. ive pass out, leaving a record to which the great search-light grows dull in comparison, hoping that the Classes to come will cast no shadow upon the previous records. Hurrah for the Class of 'SHI The record-beater of all beforef Cheer us roundly while we're here. For our exeunt. friends. is near.

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THE Rolene M. Abbott. Lilian C. Banks. James C. Belden. Jessie Bingham. Esther E. Bjiirnberg. Nellie C. Breen. Philip S. Brown. Henrietta Buchanan. Genevieve Bunker. Eugenia Carr. Anna Caryl. Grace L. Clark. Marion K. Colby. Hattie A. Coleman. Constance Coolidge. Marjorie Cooke. Carrie Craig. NYallace Craig. Cornelia Curtis. Elizabeth Daniels. Orinda Daniels. Percy B. Davis. Abbie L. Furman. Alice Greenebaum. g Elizabeth Gregg. C. Frank Hartigan. Bessie M. Healy. Annie E. L. Hero. Emily J. Hill. Clara A. Jackson. Grace Johnson. F. Bruce Johnstone. Katharine C. Jones. Yvalter F. Kilbourne. Harold B. Kirk. WYilliam J. Lakey. Clara Larson. Clara L. Lawton. Marguerite Layton. 'I SENICR CLASS. Gertrude Longenecker. Page Lyon. Bertha McKee. Florence McMal1an. lVinifred lNIcNeal. Christine Manson. Florence M. Maw. Minnie M. Miller. Addie A. Morse. Carrie Morse. Helen R. Mosher. Louise hlurray. Edith L. Neal. Grace L. Nichols. Lee D. Parkinson. Annie L. Pearson. Bessie Pingree. Lewis I. Porter. Mabel Price. Sadie Prondlit. Helen Rappal. J. Emily Reinhardt. Harriet C. Rew. Mabel Richards. lVilliam D. Richardson Ralph Rugh. Harriet L. Seavey. Plumeline Stapp. Renee Stern. Charlotte Teller. Rea Theaker. Lulu Twyman. Philip M. XValter. Mayme lvarren. Ivan lVaterbu1-y. Jessie A. lvaterman Helen E. lVillett. Laura M. lvright.