Manley High School - Memories Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT .x CLASS OF JANUARY l938 ..'111L.-fi W E, The undersigned, being of sound bod and x Y - Q N reasonably sound minds, do hereby submiT and bequeaTh, aTTer concenTraTed ThoughT, our lasT Tavors and bequesTs To The TaculTy and sTudenTs of our beloved Alma lvlaTer. ,lf 'X To The up and coming 4A's we leave The vasT sTore ex. f X NNN.- oT knowledge gained Trom painTul experience: ThaT The unwriTTen law oT Seniordom which gives a 4A The privilege oT ignoring convenTion, classes, and hall guards is somewhaT sadly misinTerpreTed by The TaculTy7 ThaT They cling sTeadTasTly To The high ideals insTilled in Their hearTs and minds in The early sTages oT Their Manley career, and lasT buT noT leasT, ThaT They bask in The open envy and adoraTion oT The lower classmen, Tor The graduaTing semesTer seems To Tly on TleeT wings. For The 4B's are reserved campaigns, candidaTes, and oTher pre-graduaTion plans. Don'T TorgeT also To sTarT saving, Tor soon come bank books, picTures, and annuals. To The 3A's we leave The ioy oT only one more semesTer To go unTil The Senior year is reached and earnesTly hope ThaT in The ioyTul process oT becoming an acTive member oT The privileged Senior class They do noT TorgeT To look To Their laurels and begin To plan ThaT valedicTory climb. To The 3B's we say, Hello Juniors. Lay your ToundaTions deep and sTurdy To help you blaze your TuTure Trails oT glory. Plod along, young 'uns, and don'T TorgeT ThaT, 'As ye sow, so shall ye reap.' To The naive 2f'X's we promise iusT one more semesTer oT The innocenT simpliciTy oT being under-classmen, aT The end oT which we help bid adieu To second year worries and a merry Hi-ho To Juniorhood. To The 2B's we give The revelaTion ThaT The quicker one aTTains ThaT sophisTicaTed worldly air, The sooner one becomes misTaken Tor a Senior. Thus does happiness reign. To The lA's we leave The lB's. Be kind To Them and remember ThaT iT wasn'T so long ago ThaT you, Too, were looking Tor The proverbial elevaTor. To Those Tender paTrons oT knowledge, The Treshies, we give a loud and booming hearTy welcome. To you we are leaving our second home wiTh iTs Tine ideals and oppor- TuniTies. Serve iT TaiThTully and make iT proud oT you. To The TaculTy, our learned guardians oT The pasT Tour years, we leave peace and The pride oT having done a job well. We have gleaned much Trom your vasT sTore of knowledge. To The school we leave many more happy years oT success, championship, and TurTher beauTiTicaTion of your Tine building and lovely campus, making you Truly Manley BeauTiTul. We, The undersigned, represenTing The Senior class, now prepare To enTer The porTals oT The world, and leave This noble documenT as our lasT will and TesTamenT. WITNESS: Celia Lazow RoberT Komaiko BARRISTER: AnneTTe Coine Sue Klein

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Glassman,Jean If tenacity, cheerfulness, courage, youthtulness, and intelligence pave the road to success, the way will be smooth for Jean. As a technician, unsophisticated Jeanyi will adorn some lucky professor! labora- tory, Activities: Life Savingy Current Eventsg P. A. L. S. Janowitz, Lena School attendance will be perfect when Lena becomes a teacher, because she will captivate her pupils with her sincerity, complete un- derstanding, and winning manner. Activities: Art Com.: Current Eventsj P. A. L. S.: Intramurals. Scher, Philip With his rugged hand- someness and cheery smile as an initial introduction, the short while we have known Philip has revealed a highly intelligent per- sonality flavored with a warm friendliness, Activities: Triple Mug Hall Guard. Shrank, Edith Edith is well known for her subtle humor and her literary ability. However, she has chosen for her life's work that noble vocationf medical science. Activities: Life Savingg Checkers: Summer School Graduate. G60 Weiss, Beatrice Bebe's dreams, first and foremost, are dreams of a magnificent future as a renowned Little Theatre actress. With an unusual voice and splendid dra- matic ability, her dreams will soon become active realities, Activities: 4B Drama: Washington Oratorical Contest, First Placeg Better Speech League, Rep.g G. A. A.g Summer School Graduate. Young, Martha A iewel of a girl. These words best describe intellectual, friendly Marv tha who is the composite of everything that is fine and good. Activities: P. A, L. S.: Chessg Intramurals. Pearl Fishman Whose time to pass came sooner As one who sails to distant lands Across an unknown sea, So has our classmate ventured torth With spirit brave and tree. We cannot know to what bright shore Those who have gone may fare, But love has taught us to believe That we shall meet them-There. than our own.

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SENIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Composed ot the class otlicers and elected delegates from the senior divisions, the Senior Executive Council is the medium through which the business ot the graduat- ing class is transacted. Collaborating with the chairmen ot the various committees the council acts upon the various suggestions made by seniors. Each plan is discussed at the council meet- ings betore being submitted to the class tor approval. Mrs. Bernice Murana, senior adviser, represents the faculty while serving on the Senior Council. ALUMNI Mrs. Mayer Chairman-Miriam Fischer Vice-Chairman-Mary Small Bernard Lewin Hiram I-Iyson Pearl Buxbaum Leonard Weisberg ART Mrs. Brandenburg Chairman-Henry Kopeilca Vice-Chairman-Sidney Boumstein Lena Janovitz George Napolitano Claire Shrear Anne Petrossi CAP AND GOWN Miss Jorgensen Chairman-Marie Verdico Vice-Chairmanelrving Kostetsky David Brenner Sydelle Turetzlcy Peter Colanqela Rose Sachs CLASS DAY Mr. Bale Chairman-Murray Sterling Vice-Chairman-Marcia Neiburger Marvin Steinberg Sara Friedman Roslyn Handler Celia Lazow COMMENCEM ENT Mr. Bale Chairman-Louis Schitt SENIOR COMMITTEES Vice-ChairrnanfEIeanor Larsen I-Iyman Brutzlcus Gertrude Kroner Bernice Ratslcotf Annette Coine FINANCE Chairman-William Arenson Virginia Peters Frances Berger Annette Adinolti Maxine Miller Ann Valentine GIFT Miss Jorgensen Chairman-Lillian Gelpern Vice-Chairman-Andrew Greenwald Anne Sf eet Michael Belpedio Martha Fetting Antoinette Gentile JEWELRY Mrs. Mayer Chairrnanellobert Behn 'S fix V , I JC. if e , I I ?,-F-,I I 1 N ' 'I I III..'I.iIE-II. Ill!! Vice-Chairman-Edwin Baslres Philip Levin Clara Riggio Ethel Mallcoht Margaret Finitzo PROCTORS Mrs, Murana Chairman-Nathan Cotovsky George Fish Norman Levy Abe Massnilcott I-Iiram Soiter PROGRAM Miss Greene Chairman-Violet Suchan Vice-Chairman-Evelyn Randall I-Iyman London Thelma Brand Sarah Cohen' Rosamond Vishny PUBLICITY Mrs. Mayer Chairman-Florence Singer Vice-Chairman-Rosalyn Jaco Julius Shayer Irving Karprnan Mandel Leibuvitz Sylvia Shapiro SOCIAL Miss Greene Chairman-Jaclc Lidovslcy Vice-Chairman-Sue Klein Norrna Cohen Ruth Colcee Elaine Podulslcy Harriet Whiteman