Marshall High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Mrs. Lillian Fradkin, Mrs. Esther Cohn and Miss Gertrude Quinn are familiar to all Mar' shall students. Mrs. Fradkin sponsors all MCA activities and, in addition, teaches commercial geography classes. Mrs. Cohn, Adjustment Teacher, goes early each semester to the elementary schools to interf view parents and students in the Marshall area when they are about to enter high school, and after their arrival in Marshall helps them in the adjustment of many of their problems. Miss Quinn, Placement Counsellor, works with the Seniors in interviews on their plans for the future. She makes it possihle for many Marshall 544 18 students to find suitahle employment and helps others with their college plans, Each year new students come and old ones leave, so it is with the teaching staff. During the past year ten members have left, Mr. Erno Pletcher, who had taught civics here for many years, was transferred to Harrison High School. Miss Blanche Kelly, who had taught Home Management and Foods in Marshall for a numf her of years, resigned in September, and has ref cently been traveling in Europe. Miss Marie Plapp after many years in Mar' shall's math department, was transferred to Schur: High School early in the spring semester. Mr. john Klem, who for many years had assisted in the hoys' gym and had acted as coach for the soccer team, was transferred to Von Steuhen High School at thc heginning of the last semester. Mr. Ray Brennock won the hearts of students and teachers alike in the few months he was here. ln Fehruary he was sent to Manley High School. Mrs. Guinevere Sheridan, who taught French, and was sponsor of the junior Honor Society, was forced hecause of illness to take a leave of ahscnce for much of the year. From our Girls' Gym department we lost Miss Thcodora Burch, who is now teaching at Chicago Teachers' College, and Miss julia Schulte, now on salahatical leave, Mr. Ralph Lewis, who hrought the Orchestra to a high degree of skill, has heen on a yearls sahhatical leave. Death took the life of one of our heloved teachers of sevf eral years ago, Miss Elsie Drake. Upper leftf Mas. L1LL1AN FRADKIN Left- Mas. ESTHER CoHN Right- Miss GERTRUDE QUINN

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xg E GLIH ENGLISH 1 Miss MARY FREYDER Row 1: L. Franklin. E. Bluestone, S. Redman, B. Lunsford, P. Smith, Irvis, Vkfilliains. and If. Aventi row 2: C. Craona, RI. Jones. B. Butler, M. Pall. L. XX illiams, and D. Bishop: row 3: Graham, R, Killif son, S. Taylor, B. Grifhn, K, Osborne, M. Hollins, and M. Dixon: row 4: B. XVallace. ENGLISH 1 MRS. CATHERINE CUNNINGHAM I. Chapman reads to the class. Standing from I. to r. R. Brusa, P. Thorning, P. Rakes, L, Luther, B. Pritkin. F, Young. B. Pugh, L. Levine, S. Persky, and Bey: row 1: I. Seehacher. I. Ota, R. Beard, I. Brown, and F. Buckley: row 2: A. Bush, M. Cobb, A. Counts. D. Evans, and I. Davis: row 3: Faulkner. Starker. and IvICCanng row 4: T. Gordon. PUBLIC SPEAKING Miss MARY Axirxi.-xx M. Kanter speaks to the class: row 13 P. Passman and P. Migdzllg row 2: B. Ixlerrick, M. Murner. and S. Miller, row 3: R. Root. H. Solid. B. Stern, E. Stein' lauf, and E, XVilensky: row 4: Y, XVest. XV. XVheeler. nl. XVh1tC. C. Vfilliams, and D. Vfalanka, QU ' 5 ENGLISH 3 MR. THRASHLR HAL1. Mr. Hall helps M. Vv'ilson and P. Lamorris, the rest ofdthle Elassdis studying. Row 1: A. May, D. Walker, an . un ing row2:E.M1h ,D.S 'h,I.B I and M. McCarthy. l one mlt ret, ENGLISH 7 MRS. NVANETA MURANA Row 1: J. Margolis, C. Settles, H. Isenberg, and B- HHUSGY: row Z: S. Pearlstein, F. Leznek, M, Whigg Iwi. Brill. A. Greer, and C. Belton: row 3: B. Mosak, M. Johnson, I. Santucci, F. Buford, and T. Kirkg rovl 4: G. Paul. M. Ford, and 0. Carter, row 5: Willings, and V. XViley. Standing: R. Allen and E. Horwitz. JOURNALISM MRS. MARIAN BATEMAN Around table clockwise, beginning lower right, M. Simon, A. Betts, XV. Anderson,VE. Dzenis, j. Hamaker, Mrs. Bateman, M. Danno, M. Hoard, Y, Brewer, S. Nettis, C. Young, I. Kyle, and B. Scott,