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Page 75 text:
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THE MEDILLITE 73 I MEDILL FIRE MARSHALLS To think that the Medillites are in no more danger of fires! But this is exactly what the Fire Marshalls have made possible. Organizedand sponsored by Mr. Cermak the first semester and by Mr. Center the second, they formulated rules by means of which they would get the whole school out of the building Ain the least possible number of minutes. Iunior Chief Fire Marshall for the first semester was Allen Schultz, while his assistant was Isaac Cohen. The second semester Cohen led the Fire Marshalls, his assistant being Irwin Horvitz. The Fire Marshalls have conducted meet- ings before school at which time they were drilled as to their positions. U
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72 THE QMEDILLITE , THE MEDILL ORCHESTRA. Under the leadership of Miss Harriet L, Robertson, the Medill orches- tra has been doing wonderful work. With the departure of Mr. Cramer a semester ago, the orchestra remained as the only musical organization in the school. Many C. I. L. performances were contributed by the orches- tra and its members, besides playing at the commencement exercises of the four year, two year, and Medill Evening School graduates. TWO YEAR GRADS On Thursday, April 26, the ofiicers for the Iune class were chosen with the following results: Hymen Nusinoif, Pres.: Florence Steinman, Vice- Pres.: Hazel Bloomfield, Sec., and Marguerite Engelking, Treas. The class, which is quite a large one, held its Commencement Exer- cises on Wednesday evening, Iune 20. Many of its members will im-g mediately go out into the business world, while others contemplate return- ing to Medill or some other business college to continue their education.
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Page 76 text:
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74 THE MEDILLITE HALL GUARDS It was by these two groups of students that the halls of Medill were so well guarded during the school year of 1927-28. Captained by Allen Schultz the first semester and indirectly sponsored by Miss Kavana, they succeeded in preventing disorder and in furthering the cause of cleanliness in the corridors of the school. The inauguration of the system that barred all students from passing through the halls without aipermit from some teacher was of great aid to them. During the second semester no captain was appointed.
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