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

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EINAR ANDERSOIN ROBERT BARNARD HENRY BARTENSTEIN VVILLIAM BREIVER JAMES BROTHERS REIXE IACOBY A EDXX ARD KALLISH PHILIP KRILOFF ROBERT LERNER XYALTER LOEB Zin jllllemuriam N ROBERT CH RISTENSEI CLAUDE COLE JAMES COLEMAN DANIEL COTE ROBERT DERSCH ROBERT ETfI'LINGER KENNETH EDBERG ROBERT FELDMAN HARRY ELACK MARVIN FRANK WILLIAM GQQCH JOE GRUBB LIONEL IIALPERIN HOWARD HAYES GEORGE HAYS RUSSELL MCMANUS ROBERT MANDER DANIEL MARCUS DONALD MEEKER EDXYARD NELSON PHILIP OMOTT ROBERT ROUNTRES MAX SCHENKER PAUL SCHARDING EDXVIN SIBLEY ROBERT STEVENS ROGER VVILLIAMS CHARLES VVOLD EDVVARD VALORZ MYRON ZIV

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ducational dmini tration Here they are! Our industrious faculty who guide us through our four years of high school. Headed by Mr. Joseph F. Gonnelly, principal, and his assistants, Mr. John R. Specht at the Main and Mr. Ira Van Hise at the Branch, Hyde Park runs smoothly under its unique system of educational administra- tion. The grade advisers, who Mr. Gonnelly regards as assistant principals, do a remark- ably fme job. It is their duty to counsel with students who are delinquent in any of their studies or attendance and set them right be- fore real trouble begins. Harsher methods may be used by Miss NVhelan, head of the newly re-organized attendance office. She keeps an eagle eye on everyone. especially the early dismissalsu and the Ht3.1'dlCS.,, 12 The north office never fails to accomplish what it sets out to do. Directly across the hall is the south office where the schoolls important records are filed. The 4A adviser has a hard but pleasant job to perform. The senior class prom, gifts, and graduation formalities are just a few of the many tasks which are accom- plished. Wliile Miss Buckley in the adjustment office handles all mental testing of pupils, Mr. Fisher in the placement office contacts outside firms for jobs in which he places many Hyde Park students. The 'financial department, treasurer, and box office, handles all money, while the book-room acts as the depository for texts.