Medill High School - Medillite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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60 .qg FRANCES COHEN A willing heart has she. Activities: S. G. C., '28: Civics Club. Hobby: Skating. Ambition: To succeed. Motto: Aim well. RAYMOND CYGAN To be of great service to mankind is to happy. Activities: Tl:oren's Civics Club: Harries' English Club. Hobby: Baseball. Ambition: To be a Printer. Motto: More work, less play. SYLVIA DEITCH It is the quiet worker who sucv:eeds.' v Activities: Second Vice'President: Valedictorian: Med- illite Reporter: C. L. M.: Honor Roll. Hobby: Singing. Ambition: To be someone's steno. 1 Motto: XVork by yourself and the results will be pleasing. CARMEN Divrro Future fame will be his name. Activities: M. G. C.: Page to Librarian: Honor Roll. Hobby: Athletics. Ambition: To be a successful business man. Motto: Do or die. SADIE GOLDBBRG She knows the ioy of work well done. Activities: S. G. C.. '28: C. L. M. Hobby: Sports and music. Ambition: To be a stenographer. Motto: Work with a will. ROSYLIN GORIN Look! look! look! who's there? ' Rosie, Rosie with the black wavy hair- Activities: M. G. A. A.: M. G. C.: Medill J. Y. L.' Hobby: Dancing. Ambition: To be a successful business woman. Motto: Keep on climbing the ladder of success and you will reach the top in no time. IOSEPH IBZEL Andstill the wonder grew Q That one small head could carry all he knew. Activies: Olice page: Vice'Pres., M. G. C.. '27: Cash' ier, Medill Savings Bank: Honor Roll. Hobby: Sports. Ambition: BankerfPolitician. Motto: Always climb up. not down. HYMAN KOHN A friend is not known until an man has need. Activities: Basketball '24, '26, '27, '?.8: Baseball, '28: Room Collector: Hall Guard. Hobby: Sports. Ambition: To be a printer. Mottoi: Never put oif until tomorrow what you can do to- ay. . YETTA KORALCHICK Notice her ambition and wish her luck. Activities: Medill J. Y. L.: Hebrew Club: Room Ref porter. Hobby: Reading. Ambition: To become a Hebrew Teacher. Motto: Do unto others as you would want them todo unto you. BEss1E KRNOUL . There is more to live for than you have ever im- agined. Activities: Bookkeeper, Medill Bank: Captain of Oaklies: M., G. A. A.: M. G. C.: Honor Roll. Hobby: Reading. f Ambition: To be a bookkeeping machine operator. Motto: Don't cry over spilt milk. CEMA MAHLIN Great oaks from little acorns grow. Activities: Vice-Pres.. S. G. C.. '28: M. G. A. A. Hobby: Dancing. Ambition: To be some steno. Motor: Eventually-why not now? THE MEDILLITE 4' ANNA ORDMAN Ill cannot be said of one who has been good. Activities S. G. C.. '28. Hobby: Dancing. Ambition: Bookkeeping Machine operator. Motto: Keep smiling. BERTHA ORDMAN Her motto will help her along life's way. Activities: S. G. C., '28. Hobby: Dancing. Ambition: Bookkeeping machine operator. Motto: Onward and upward. IDA PENTANSKY For she is just the quiet kind Whose nature never varied. Activities: S. G. C., '28: C. L. M.: Student Council. Hobby: Music. Ambition: Secretary of the President of the U. S. A. Motto: Do what you do with a will. IOSEPH PROSKOWETZ ' A good man--and always will be. Activities: Sec. and Treas., Draftsmen Civics Club. Hobby: Baseball and Mech. Drawing. Ambition: To be a draftsman. Motto: Work wins the way. PETER SAVIANO Tippy ia a little fellow, Whose hair is nearly golden yellow. Activities: M. G. C. Ambition: Banjo swinger. Motto: Shoot to kill. Hobby: Athletics. PEARL Smutsxv Pearl is a girl so neat One like her you like to meet. Activities: Volley ball: Baseball: Student Council: Hof nor Roll: Hobby: YVriting. Ambition: To travel and write poetry. Motto: Smile and the world smiles with you. Weep and you weep alone. MILDRED SMITH A girl after a lad's own heart. Activities: Medillite Col.: Medillite Reporter: M. G. A. A.: Student Council: Annual Collector. Hobby: Skating. Ambition: To become private secretary to some great man. Motto: Help others and others will help you. LAURA VONDRAK Here is wishing this good lass, ' The best of luck and happiness. Activities: M. G. A. A.: M. S. G.: M. G. C.: An- nual Collector. Hobby: All sports. Ambition: To become private secretary to some great man Motto: Keep smiling. BESSIE WAGNE11 Still water runs deep. Activities: M. G. C. Hobby: Reading. Ambition: Art and Travel. Motto: Silence is golden. LUCILLE WITTKOPP She's a very demure lass, Widi a way that will pass. Acgrigies: S. G. C., '28: Vice-President, Physiology U t Hobby: Athletics. Ambition: To be a worthfwhile stenographcr. Motto: Smile and the world smiles with you. BENNIE ZELIG It's the quiet, hard worker who succeeds. fActivities: Thoren Civics Club. Hobby: Sports. Ambition: To be a printer. Motto: Work before play. Club: Meyers' u

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A THE MEDILLITE .sf , ANNA STRAMMIELE ' A credit to herself and to her school. Activities: F. F. C. Hobby: Dancing. - Ambition: To be a second Cleopatra. Motto: People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. BELLA WALLER Sweet to the world. Loved by har friends. Activities: S. G. C.. '28: M. G. A. A.: Sec. Physio- logy Club. Hobby: Athletics. Ambition: Private Secretary. Motto: Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. ANNA VA1s Tall and slender is this fair maiden. Activities: S. G. C., '28, Hobby: Dancing. Ambition: Stenographer. Motto: Where there's a will there's a way. ANNA YOCHIM Silent, friendly, and true. Activities: S. G. C., '28: M, G. A. A, Hobby: Athletics. Ambition: Private Secretary. Motto: NVnrlc and win. HAROLD ZABREN He works in faith: determined to Activities: C. C. C.. '27: Orchestra, '26-'27: B. B. '27: B. B.. '26: Annual Collector. Hobby.: Running the press at full speed. Ambition: To be a star Printer. Mottio: Do not leave for tomorrow what you can do o ay. succeed . Modesties MARIE BAss A She will attain what ahe seeks. Activities: M. C. CQ: M. G. C. Ambition: A successful typist. Hobby: Volley ball. Motto: Always be careful. FRED BAUMANN Wfhen the soul begins to sing success follows the music. Activities: Bookkeeper and Cashier, Medill Savings Bank: Class Prophet: M. G. C. Hobby: Chasing the blues away. Ambition: To be a' success in the banking world. Motto: Do unto others as I would have other: do unto me. IAMES I. BROM ' The genuine, the sincer make up this world. e, the honestyare the ones that Activities: Student Council: M. G. C.: Honor Roll Hall Guard. Hobby: Reading for pleasure. Ambition: Enter the business world or politics Motto: Education First. BERN1cE BUCKMAN She's, line: she's fair, She'll play you square Activities: S. G. C., '28. Hobby: Singing. Ambition: To be somcbod Moto: I will. y's private secretary

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THE MEDILLITE ' 61 History of J une Class of 1928 6 6 II ATHRILL WE ENTERED MEDlLL. ' One warm clay in September, 1926, a body of boys and girls boarded the good ship Medill. We were fearful and curious, expecting to conquer, as did Alexander the Great. Our captain, Mr .Hall, discussed the voyage with us and tried to persuade us to take a trip for four years instead of two, saying that we would be able to view the scenes more fully and could go farther. Having decided the length of our trip, we were shown to our cabins by his assistants, who were to help us get settled and show us how to get the most out of the trip. , A regular social event was to be given every Friday, wherein all the voyagers would participate, which was to be called C. I. L. At. the end of a period of five weeks those who had proved good seamen were to be awarded a medal of honor. Thus live months of joy intermixed with dis- couragement rolled by. Our difficulties were met, and by perseverance we overcvame them. After one year of sailing, the ship became unseaworthy, so we entered into a larger vessel called Sophomore Life. During this time the captain fell ill and before a month had passed was laid in the sea which had been his companion for so long a time. We missed him, we mourned for him, but we had to carry on. About this time a few of the passengers be- came discouraged and discontinued the trip. The rest of us kept on. The trip was coming to a close and the passengers were becoming im- patient to leave the boat. Some were tearful, others happy, all were think- ing of the friendships to be broken which had grown up in such a short time. So ended our two years of sailing, in which we tried to shape our future lives. s ' We came, we saw, we conquered. SARA SANDLER JAMES BRoM Prophecy of J une '28 , ELL, here we are in this great little city, Chicago. We have just been marritd,-we six, Sara Steinberg, Hazel Bloomfield, Fred Bauman, and the three great unknowns. The ceremony was presided over by none other than the Honorable Iudge Ioseph Iezel, who has rapidly approached the climax of his career by ascending to the bench of the Supreme Court. A - We went to the far-famed printing concern of Zabren, Cygan6?Co. forour announcements. We patronized their establishment because when we were in Medill we had heard them talking to each other about how good the other was and what star printers they Were. We thought that in going to -them .we might be able to help them out with a little business, and, to tell the truth, we expected to Hnd them in some little run-down shop: but