Medill High School - Medillite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE MEDILLITE 75 .5 , 4. OFFICE PAGES The office pages proved of invaluable aid to the school. They went on errands, brought supplies to the Teachers, carried around notices to-various rooms, and performed many other tasks. Their work this year has been worthy of praise. . . q

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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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76 THE MEDILLITE -, 4 E HEBREW CLUB The Hebrew Club has already made it an established precedent to stage a play of a Hebrew character in the Hebrew langauge before a Heb- rew audience the first semester of the school year and issue a Hebrew- English magazine the second. And it has not fallen back in its work this year. Sponsored by Mrs. Elanore Castle and headed by David Ginsburg, Pres.: Sol Froaman, Vice-Pres.: Florence Astrachan, Sec.: Paul Gorin, Treas.g and Max Sanderovitch, Sgt.-at-arms, the Hebrewites successfully presented Hannah and her Seven Sons at the end of Ianuary. It was capably managed and directed by Helen Swirsky. During the Iune se- mester the oiiicers were Sol Frauman, Pres.: Isadore Kanter, Vice-Pres.: Florence Astrachan, Sec.: and Max Sanderovitch, Treas. Under these of- ficers, the club has been working on the paper. The Hebrew Editor was Hyman Chashessman and the English Editor, Florence Astrachan. X.