Medill High School - Medillite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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90 THE MEDILLITE ROOM COLLECTORS AND REPORTERS To the room collectors was left the task of collecting money for the Medillites and distributing them. The interesting news of the various session rooms was furnished by the room reporters. These room reporters not only helped to familiarize the students with each other, but also to stimulate the interest of the stu- dents in their school. It was due largely to the work of these two combined that the large Medillite sales were due. Q

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THE MEDILLITE 89 MEDILL GEOGRAPHIC CLUB The Medill Geographic Club was very active during the first semester, for it g-ave a play in C. I. L. and held several parties. It was headed by Lillian Lipman, Pres.: Alex Berkowitz, Vice-Pres.: Ida Funk, Sec.: Dorothy Cutler, Treas.: Mrs. B. Wilson, Sgt.-at-arms. The club was forced to disband the second semester after its organ- ization, due to the new rule forbidding clubs during class periods. Its officers were Zigmore Harris, Pres.: Hymen Nussinoff, Vice-Pres.: Pearl Sibulsky, Sec.3 and Fannie Fried, Treasurer. C. 4.

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THE MEDILLITE 91 4 PRESS CLUB The Press Club was again organized this semester after a semester of inactivity. The club sponsored a dance, the proceeds of which went to the Medillite Bi-weekly. The members also took a trip to the Tribune Plant on May 22, 1928. Much credit is due to Mr. Thoren, its able sponsor. The oflicers were Paul Gorin, Presiclentg Sigmund Diamond, Vice-President: Olga Zeiger, Secretary: Ioseph Schufeldt, Treasurer: Irwin R. Horwitz Serge- ANNUAL COLLECTORS If there was any problem that seemed insolvable connected with the issuing of the Annual of 1928, it was that of getting the money in. This was accomplished through the efforts of these groups of students, who made it their business to raise the cry for Annual subscriptions daily in their respective sessions. ant-Hll-EIFIIIS.