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

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SPECIAL ION ES CLUB Row 1: I. Watson, T. Naleway, M. A. Poczatek, I. Ivarsky, M. Lester. Row 2: D, Buy, C. Baron, L. Anderson. Row 3: P. Curry, H. Hodits. Seated: Miss Sennott OFFERS SPECIAL SERVICE Arline Krueger types and Carol Iacobsen files under the direction ot Miss Teitge. Iones Librarian. 1197

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1 JUNIOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS Seated: Elea M nor Kniat, 41-l Vice-President: Richard Graykowski, 4A President. r. C. B. Carey, Sponsor Standing: Iohn Quirke, SA President: Eleanor Kalter, 3A Vice-President: Donna Bay SA Iunior Board of Directors Treasurer: Marlene Lester. 3A Secretary: Margaret Sims, 4A Secretary: Ioan Stolarz Fecreggrg: Eilsaraor Schultz, 4B Treasurer: Marion Olson. 4B Vice-President Ioan le ICS, fesl en . The Iunior Board of Directors is sponsored Through board action, Mr. Carey secures by our principal, Mr. Carey. This board con- cooperation of the Iones girls in the matter of sists of the four class officers from the 3B, 4B, wearing hats and not wearing sweaters or SA, and 4A classes respectively. The president bobby sox, also the cooperation of the boys of the 4A class presides over all the meetings. concerning the wearing of coats and ties. The Qeneml subject of discussion Gt the Our student body is very fortunate to have befifd meetings COHCG-ms WCIYS cmd mefms Of the Iunior Board of Directors, for we feel that improving OUT school- Eflch Class Officer it is like a student government in which our C01leCTS questions, Cflficismsf cmd suggestions individual opinions are voiced by class officers from the students in his or her particular group Whom We have Chosen GS our leaders- and submits a report at the meetings. V S t . h. h b u htm d i At Board sessions Mr. Carey helps the Ome Oplcsw lc Were To 9 p ur HQ student officers solve problems and answers the past year were: cleanliness and neatness questions He is not only fair but also Very of appearance throughout the school and cafe- frank in his advice cmd decisions. teria, homework problems, conduct in the lunchroom and halls, locker conditions fsorry there's not enou h g space for the awful detailsl. SP Thank you, Mr. Carey, for making this or- ganization possible.

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I fx THE ORDER OF THE OWL T illffg Row l: Benesh, M. Anderson, Krucsler, Hipkins, Bridgell, Young, Curatolo. Row 2: Paradee, Lekovich, Tosti, Maitland, Harrington, Guglielmi, Tomasetti. One of the highest honors a Ionesite can work towards, is membership in the Order of the Owl. This semester we are happy and proud to welcome Mr. Thomas as our new sponsor, since Miss Doyle, our former well-loved sponsor, is no longer at our school. These students who have worked hard and achieved this high rating are a step ahead of every one. When they go out into the busi- ness world they are going to be adequately trained for the big responsibilities which they are going to be entrusted with. The only qualifications a candidate must have is an average of E in his final marks. Physical Education is also included. He must have E or S in the major subjects. The average of his grades must be 3 points or higher. 4205 The Owls are awarded gold-plated pins which they may wear the entire semester to show the high honor which they have worked so hard to win. If a student is an active rnern- ber of the Order of the Owl two consecutive semesters, he may keep the pin permanently. There are many pleasant surprises in store for Owl members. Claire Harrington, Barbara Olsberg, lean Westaway, and Marion Castro- novo of the 4B class found out just how true this was when they were given the chance to see South Pacific. Before the show began they ushered members of the audience to their seats. Once the show began, they settled down to watch one of the greatest musical hits of all time. There are many such opportunities and advantages for students who are willing to work hard to win them.