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

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i Row 3— E. Salunion. R. Kline, S. Barnes. E. Gei- in, S. Frumkin, L. Hall. . .. . ! — J. Solomon, J Colborn. C. Rosenzweig. J. Fleischnian. H. Appelman. aV Cohen, m. Stevens, S. Goldin. Row 1— H. Scher. M. Tullis. Sec ' y. Treas. Spring, D. Shields. Pres. Fall, Miss Buchanan. D. Bowman. Pres. Spring, D McCune. V. Pres.. M. Weil. JUNIOR ENGLISH HONOR M. Newman. L. Weiss. Row JUNIOR ENGLISH HONOR English Honor a special class Composed of many a lad and lass. Who specialize in literature Of many kinds which they prefer. Drama and lit. of every sort Is studied bv everyone. In short. With common training they ' re not content, Thev forse ahead, education bent. ENGLISH F.JiCULTY IV: Miss Clawson, Miss Ruljovits. Miss Hanly, Miss Parker, Miss Rolh, Miss Sturgeon. Piige Turnfy-eight

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SENIOR ENGLISH HONOR: Row 4— J. Scliofif, P. Mumm, A. Flack, J. Gardner, A. Church, J. Gold- berg. K. Melchior. D. Bouras, G, Levitaii, F. Winnett. Row o — A. Solomon. G. Hulihell. J. Kingslow, L. Brasseur. .M. Detweiler. R. Neufekl. M. Greenlaw. D. Kustudich. J. Polacheck. P. Pauling. Row 2 — M. Hamquist. II. Sternfeld. V. Brittan. T. Flanders. E. Cowin, J. Brannum. P. Goldstein. M. Lieberman, H. Morton, Row 1 — B. Price, R. Olmstead, Pres. Spring, J. Resler. Pres. Fall. Miss Biggs, M. McCune, Sec ' y. Treas. Fall. J. Walker, Sec ' y. Treas. Spring, E. Covington. SEIVIOR ENGLISH HONOR Do you hide yourself in a comfy nook And bury your nose in a classic book Of Hamlet, Macbeth, or Captain Hook? Do you react to a poet ' s song? H you ' re that kind, then join the throng, In English Honor you belong. ENGLISH F. CULTY III: Silting-Miss Bitrhanan, Miss Lawler, Miss Hinkley. Standing Mhs Deupree, Miss Paine, Mrs. Kirby. ' ' Pitge Tueuty-seven

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GERMAX CLUB Twenty years ago this semester the German Club was first established in Hyde Park High School for all interested in this language. Mrs. Randall, as the founder, has made hers one of the outstanding organizations of our school-city. It is an exponent of the self-government theory. This has been proved bv the great participation of the students in preparing programs for their own entertainment. These are planned around the various holidays. The games played and the refreshments served are appropriate for the season of the year and the holiday. Even the songs that are sung are selected with the idea of carrying out the theme of the day. The members increase their speaking ability of the language by conversing in German about the men who are remembered and distinguished on these days. In this manner freedom of speech is carried out to its fullest extent. We are proud and fortunate to have this organization in our school. T GERMAN CLUB I: Row 4— V. Kermeen. B. J.inlan, F. Locher. E. Medler. J. Gardner. L. Mamlelstein, J. Engler, D. Beynon. H. Juster. Row I — V. Hirning. J. Kingslow. H. Emmett. B. Andershok, H. Homan, N. Kaner. E. Miner. G. Heisler. G. Goldberg, E. Hirning. J. Caliendo. Row 2 — G. Hunt. P. Mindes, M. Marion. .V. Danks. J. Malmen, E. Boor. A. Goldman. Treas.. M. McColley. M. German. A. Johnson. W. Lee. E. Mueller. A. Goldberg. Row 1--G. Adam, D. Kernchen, A. Neher, Spring Pres., Mrs. Randall, Mrs. Rivers. H. Litton, V. Pres., M. Eberlv, Fall V. Pres., V, Bush. ' (f.v ' f T Hctiiy-tiine