Jones Metropolitan High School - Jonesite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Page 16 text:

I 4127 HEAD MEN DR. HEROLD HUNT General Superintendent ot Chicago Schools . DR. HOBART SOMMERS Assistant Superintendent in charge of Vocational Schools May we introduce Dr. Herold C. Hunt and Dr. Hobart H. Sommers, head men of the Chicago Board of Education. Dr. Hunt, the General Superintendent of Chicago Schools, is the ideal of all public school students in our city, because he does his best to give Chicago the fine school system it now has. Dr. Hunt has held the position of Superintendent in a number of states. Before coming to Chicago, he held this position in Michigan, New York, and Missouri. Because of our record for having no broken windows, Dr. Hunt awarded to Iones S125 Worth of books for our library and the students' enjoyment. Dr. Sommers, Assistant Superintendent in charge of Vocational Education, has been a true friend to the faculty and student body of Iones Commercial High School by keeping up an active interest in the future development of Iones. His interest is shown by the many visits he makes to our little school- house. He has visited our classes while in session and has also been a guest at several faculty meetings. In the past Dr. Sommers served as the principal of Austin High School for ten years. He now has charge of Iones Commercial High School and besides this he also supervises Washburne Trade School, Chicago Vocational School, Wescott Vocational, Dunbar and Richards Trade Schools. We know Dr. Sommers is doing the best possible for us because of his keen knowledge of modern educational problems, especially those that have to do with vocational education. To Dr. Hunt and Dr. Sommers, we, the students of Iones Commercial High School, offer our sincerest appreciation for their loyalty, interest, and generosity to our school. We hope that in years ahead, We will continue to Work for people who inspire us as much as our head men did during our school days.

Page 15 text:

C9 - l 'I Gm jygkleng ,, ,rf ,J .f . Q?-'Zl.2lld5 and 6 n.4efo'z.4 X' Mxilx' Z N- N 2 IRWIN M. BAKER ANNA K. BITTLE EDMUND F. CAMERON 1-ll-I-IAN M- FOI-EY Commercial Law Stenograplzy Accounting sfe1'l09fUPhY Oratory Calculating Financial Adviser RecePfi01'1iSf Club lones Reporter The homework is hord As time traveled on Now it's C111 over - As it con be. We learned the rules. We must soy good-bye. If you dor1't do it - We Wore our hots We'11 cziwctys remember Go see Mr CH! And high-heeled shoes. Our friends at Iones High. Antoinette Coccese Iczriuory, 1951 Cys..- IOHN W. HAHN VERONICA A. HYDE IANE R. LYONS CHARLES I- PBI-L Business Mathematics Music U-5- HiSf0IY Visual-Audio Aids Speech 4B Civics Tours Club IAMES I. SPAIN AGNES SULLIVAN ROSCOE B. THOMAS RUTH I. THORNING Office Practice Stenography Stenography English Ticket Sales Order ol the Owls Editorial Sponsor lonesite

Page 17 text:

SAMARITANS , GOOD MR. C. B. CAREY Director, lones C.H.S. PROF. RICHARD COX Head, Marketing Dep't De Paul University 1 MR. DON MASON Chicago Sales Executives Club . Z ln the picture above we see Mr. Carey accepting a Iones award - a set of Britannica Encyclopedias - from Professor Cox, Head of the Marketing Department of De Paul Uni- versity, and Mr. Don Mason of the Chicago Sales Executives Club. We are very grateful to professor Cox and Mr. Mason for donating their gift, presented because every student in our school wrote a thousand-word essay on Selling as a Career. In the photographs below we see five more of Iones' warmest friends and patrons. Mr. Harold W. Dickhut, president of the Office Management Association of Chicago and executive of Stivers Office Service, helps to make lones welcome in the business world by his contributions which come through the O.M.A.C. ' Mr. A. T. Bush, office manager of the Acme Steel Company, wins our appreciation for his unique idea of the Acme Steel Award. Each of ten Iones students rating highest in scholar- ship receives a steel tray. Mr. I. C. Staehle, industrial relations direc- tor of Aldens, Inc., awards the outstanding typist of each graduating class a typewriter. Mr. I. L. Kraft, founder and chairman of the Kraft Foods Company has made it his custom to award jade jewelry to the Iones students who have worked hard in developing their in- dividual personalities. Mr. S. L. Workman, president of Workman Service, Inc., awards to two graduates in each class scholarships valued at S125 each for one year's session of evening classes. We thank all of you, good friends. MR. I. L. KRAFT Mn H. w. DICKHUT pounde, and p,eside,,,, Office MR. A. 'r. BUSH C,,,,,,,,,,,,, Km, Mn. 1. C. srAr:H1.E Mn. s. L. WORKMAN Management 1-lss'n. Acme Steel Company Foods Company Aldens, Incorporated Workman Service Inc