Medill High School - Medillite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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WRESTLING ' Medill's wrestling team may not have won great glory but its members are not at all sorry that they went through all the dieting, exercising, and practicing that each would-be wrestler must do. It was fun to them, and at least they learned the art of wrestling. William Kaplan, the captain, coached them when Mr. Center was unable to attend practice. CHESS AND CHECKER CLUB During the second fifth, Room 2II was a zone of Quiet, for some deep think- ing young men were waging strategic battles under the supervision of Miss A. M. Mason. By elimination contests, the following chess team was chen: Levey, Capt.g Schwartz, Axelrod, Flox, Gerstien, and Harelick. Pitowsky managed them. The checker team was composed of Gold, Capt.g Kohn, Neiman, Radowsky, Diamond, Pitowsky, Nimsovitz, 'Weitzbuch, and Kaplan. Geller was the manager. Page zoo

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FENCING CLASS The mid-semester eliminating test held by Mr. Cermak cut down the number of girl fencers to ten but these made it up in what it could do and did. Hitherto the boys thought there was one thing that they could do that the girls could not. Only foufr boys were in the fencing class this semester so they enjoyed practically private instructions. They were an advanced class. Page QQ

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