Manley High School - Memories Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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YESTERDAY AND TOMORROW ANLEY MEMORIES is reaching The sevenTh rnilesTone. The sTaTT has asked me To Take you on a brieT journey over The semesTers since SepTember I934. Many guesTions arose when The TirsT volume was planned. Should There be adverTising? ls an annual or a semi-annual beTTer? T-low large? Who is To be Tinancially responsible? ls The book Tor and by graduaTes, or Tor The school? How much and whaT kind oT liTerary conTenT is mosT desirable? The Tinding oT righT answers To These guesTions by succeeding groups oT seniors has been an inTeresTing developmenT. IT has Taken These years To esTablish general policies besT suiTed To express someThing oT Tour years aT Manley. Some oT These ideas resemble Those oT neighboring schools, while oThers iusT belong To us here. OuT oT These eTTorTs has grown an insTiTuTion wiTh Tine TradiTions aTTecTionaTely called, Manley Memories. Now, no one would wanT To cheapen The pages wiTh adverTising. The measure oT worTh is gualiTy, noT The number of pages. The cenTer oT inTeresT is The senior group and The various acTiviTies in which They are concerned. Seniors produce and Tinance This publicaTion. Many undergraduaTes do noT yeT undersTand ThaT They are given The opporTuniTy To buy a book aT less Than half The acTual cosT. Minimum publicaTion cosTs are based on an ediTion oT one Thousand copies. Since The seniors do noT use This number Themselves, The surplus is sold aT a lower price so ThaT many sTudenTs may be able To aTford a copy. Each semesTer has added To my pleasure in reading a book so Tilled wiTh TascinaT- ing views, illusTraTions, phoTos, and arTicles. Much Tine Tun Trom our daily lives has been caughT in enduring Torm, and The pages have been unsullied by Things vulgar, coarse, or Trivial. May Manley Memories keep on growing Through The years! May iT increasingly convey To each reader someThing oT The beauTy oT young liTe, The upward look oT spiriTual vision, and The inspiraTion oT Tine ideals. I Sincerely yours, HONOR ROLL l-ligh scholasTic achievemenTs have always been ToremosT among The ideals OT Manley's sTudenTs. To Those lisTed scholars who have achieved an average oT 9O or more during Their Tour years aT Manley we exTend our congraTulaTions. l-leading This group oT selecT sTudenTs is DimiTra Kachiroubas, our ValedicTorian. Adriana SaaT Helono Momiian Clara Riggio l'larry Brown Eleanor Larsen EThol MalkoTT MarTha EeTTing Blanche PeTak VioloT Suchan Norman l-lersToin Sylvia LeboviTz Murray STerling DIMITRA KACHIROUBAS ValedicT:orian MilTon Becker Louis SchiTT Andrew Greenwald Miriam Fischer Thelma Brand Bernice RaTskoTT Sarah M. Cohen Rosamond Vishny Shirley Kovner Mary Small TYuTh Dermer

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F A C U ENGLISH SITTING: M. Brady, E. l-lowe M. Ray, M. Kelly, M. Mc Narnara, C.ScI1reiner, I.SriII E. Jorgensen. STANDING G. Lindalil, M. Srnillw, E Jacobson, J. Cox, M. Gun ninglmam, A. Cassidy, I-l Planer. COMMERCIAL STEN- OGRAPHY AND BOOKKEEPIN6 SITTING: A. Quan, A. Srnilli F. Mayer, C. Roelil, M. Mey ers, E. Nelson, A. Ricliards D. Slcobel, V, I-lendrix, G Morris, C. Ek, E. Delelxanly HISTORY AND COMMERCIAL SITTING: B. Murana, E Greene, S. Engleslein, B. Sap- lilzlcy, M. Jordan, E. Swanson G. l:isl1er,T, Bayer, I: Sclwwarlz, S. Kern, M. Dar- qan, S. Adair. OSCAR L BEYLER As

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r T 3 T T T s T i T l T . 5 1 2 T DIMITRA KACHIROUBAS RUTH DERMER VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY HARRY STONE PRESIDENT BERNICE CORDELL MURANA SENIOR ADVISER MATTHEW PACIFICO NATHAN COTOVSKY TREASURER PROCTOR