Medill High School - Medillite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ANNUAL STAFF ' l'They came, they Wrote, they conquered. This phrase could well apply to the annual staffs who have tried to make an even better Annual than the one which was awarded distinguished rating for general merit in the State Publications Contest last year. Last semesterls staff was composed of Ida Korogodsky, editor-in-chiefg Faye Charnow, organization editorg Bertha Rabinowitz, poetry editorg Estelle Mallach, picture editor and John Giello, humor editor. This se1nester's stall' was made up of Evelyn Husses, editor- in chiefg Mary' Fox and Mamie Ostretzky, associate editors, and Freda Rossetti, art editor. The Annual was sponsored by Mr. F.. H. Edwards after Miss Russel left in February. The business staff was made up of Carl Brenner, Wlilliam Riegel- haupt, and their assistants Ccirculationjg and Jack Alion and his assistants Cad- vertisingj, the lirst semester. The second semester, VVilliarn Riegelhaupt was business manager and Jack Alion was advertising manager. Page I32

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l ,,, i 1 ifiinii A '5'f :T- - C A L E N D A R SEPTEMBER Mon. 6-Labor Day-Oh, hum! Tues. 7-School days again and with it a new bunch of greens-pardon me, I mean freshies. Seniors visit old haunts. Thurs. 9-Jewish Holiday. Everybody happy! Fri. Io-Here too! Wed. I5-Little Sisters distributed. Fri. I7-Student Council starts season. Mon. 20-Yea! Sorosis. Ida Korogodsky elected Pres. Tues. 21-Sorosis Alumni Reunion. All former stars present. YVed. 22-Medill Bank opens-save your pennies. Big Brothers meet. Sammy Steinberg, Pres. Thurs. 23'-AHOTBCF Jewish Holiday. Fri. 24 S3I1'1C as yesterday. Mon. 27--Athletic Dance-and how???? XVed. 29-Press Club elects Ida Korogodsky, Pres. OCTOBER Mon. 4-Sorosis Smiles Social-And can they smile! Ask Florence Goldstein. Tues. 5-Girls for Hall Guards-What next? W'ed. 6-Get acquainted day-Big sisters and Little sisters. Fri. 8-Lunchology Club Celebrates Belle Schicks birthday-Oh what a Cake! Chesterfieldians, elect officers. Yea! Max Applebaum, Pres. A Mon. li-Junior Athletic Dance-It's a knockout. Tues. I2-Columbus Day-Sorosis Hike-Mollie lVeisbach, Faye Charnow, Ida Korogodsky, and Minnie Robinson overcome all obstacles and hike in rain. Vifed. I3-Master Builders Form Union-no, no, s'only Medill's Draftsman Club. Mon. I8-Eureka here comes the bride. But don't get excited its only the Sorosis mock ceremony with Hannah Rabens as the blushing bride and Mary Sandler the Hustered groom. Tues. I9-Pres-Pres-Pres-kill, Pres-Pres-ident-Hurrah for the Seniors, and their pres-ident. Mon. 2S'ClC3H Up Campaign-Watch your step! Thurs. 28-Geographian Ghosts visit Hallowe,en party. ,gh NOVEMBER Mon. I'-SQIEQS Hallowefen Party-Gala Array of costumes. Tues. 2-Electian Day-Politicians worry while we stay home. Wed. 3-Dixiesii8c more dixies-Un huh-the Press Club Party. Thurs. 4.-Suffermores Organize. Thurs. 11-Astronomy class gazes at Mars. Mon. 15-Hebrew Class to edit Hebrew Paper. Tues. 16-Pyramis and Thisbe seenat Freshman Frolic. Wed. I7-First Medillite Dance helps send delegates to the Hi Press Convention in Urbana. Thurs. I8-Chesterfieldians Feast at Banquet. Fri. 20-Two year grads hold first meeting. Mon. 22-M. G. A. A. reorganizes. P Wed. 24-'PFCSS Club presents play at Student Council Program. Thurs. 25-Thanksgiving Holiday-Enjoyed Turkey Dinner. Page 134 J . 1 . , -. 'z ' v V , . . 1 .MF M Y - , N71 'lilfulfll G if v-fm-JN' ffff 'E+ 1F-- -ac ,...... a,.,... g-. - 'mfg , . ':,,, -1,1 1 .ff ..--1- -- 7