Medill High School - Medillite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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16 THE MEDILLITE Four-Year Nlociesties MICHAEL CASSORLA Activities: Castle Civ. Club, '275iaS Pro. C. C., 2855: El Ateno, '2S: M. G. C., '2'i: Student Council, '27. Ambition: To dictate to the dictator. J OHN INDELLY Activities: Inter. Basket. Team. '27 55:3 Big Broth- ers. '28-'28BQ: Hall Guard: Baseball Team, '27: Spanish Club. Ambition: To be an all around big shot. MARY LEVEE Course: Three and one-half years. Activities: Fr. G. C.: Phys. C.: S. G. C.: Miss Bain's Eng. C.: Span. C.: Sec. Mus. C.: M. G. C.: Miss Russel's C. C.: Big Sisters: Sorosis, '28-'29: Fire Marshall: Medill Typist. Ambition: Somebody's Stenog. J ACK IVIARGOLIS Activities: C. C. C.: Chesterfield.. '281H2: Big Brothers, '27 FQ: Inter. Basketball, '27E5: Stu- dent Council. '28: Hall Guard, '27-'28: Eng. C., '26B9. Ambition: To rival Paul Ash. SHIRLEY GRKIN Activities: M. G. A. A.: S. G. C.: Meyers' C. C.: Sorosisg M. G. C.: Librarian: Big Sisters: Spanxsu Club. Ambition: To be a successful Secretary. HARRY SHOENBERC Course: Three and one-half years. Activities: Student Council, '2S: Interclass Soc- cer. '27Bi:g C. C. C.. '28: Pro. C. C.. '2S: Inter- class Baseball, '2S. Ambition: To become a successful business man. JACK SPECTOR . Activities: Chesterfield.: Heb. C., '27-'28: S. C.: C. C. C.: Spanish C., '28: Prog. C. C., '28g Big Broth.: Soc. Team, '2S: Inter. Soc., '265Qg .I Y. L. Ambition: To grow up in business.

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THE MEDILLITE EMNIANUEL SOLOMON Y A quiet worker always succeeds. Activities: Hall Guard, '26, '27, '2S: C. C., '26, '27: Span. Club, '26: Man. Soc. Team, '2S: Vice-Pres. Chester., '28, '?.9: Inter. Basket., '26, '27: Inter. Base., '26: Asst. Sport's Ed., '28, '29. Ambition: To be a registered pharmacist. ,ANN G. STASHKIN She was popular thru others, not thru herself. Course: Three and one-half years. Activities: Bain Eng. C., '251'5: A. C. C., '26: R Big Sis., '27, '28: S. G. C., '269-2: Sgt.-at-arms Sor., 'ZHLQQ Lit. Sis., '25 'ret M. G. A. A., '25, '28: Capt. Base. Team, '2G15: Vol. Ball Champs, '28: Capt. Basket.. '28!-2: Fire Mar., '28, '29: J. Y. L., '2'?: Hall Guard, '2S15: Clean-up Comm., '28!f5: R. Comm., '2Sl.ig: Hon. Roll. Ambition: To succeed Betty Robinson. IRVING STRONGIN Frank, honest, and sincere, A man whom many love and none do fear. Activities: Chesterfield., '29: Light. Basket. Team, '29: Check. Team, '29: Sen. Inter. Champs, '28g Hall Guard. '29: Civ. Club, '29. Ambition: To become the world's greatest three cushion billiard player. ETHE1, TIRSKY She's fair, she's kind, Her like is hard to find. Course: Three and one-half years. Activities: Span. Club: Castle Hist.: Vice-Pres. Prog. C. C.: CO. Civ. Club: Sor.: Big Sis.: S. G. C.: Med. Staff. Ambition: To be a private secretary. ATHOIVIAS P. V mxcco Ever upward toward higher and nobler ideals. Activities: Base. Team, '27, '2S: Sgt.-at-arms C C. C., '27: Bot. Club, '2'7: Chair. Bar. Comm., '27: Clean-up Comm., '28: Hall Guard, '26, 27, '28: Fire G., '26, '27, '2S: Boost. C., '28: Chester., '28: Lat. C.. '26, '27. Ambition: To become a physical director. PAULINE WHITE A diligent worker and a sincere friend. Course: Three and one-half years. Activities: Bain Eng. C.: F. G. C.: Span. C.: S. G. C.: Music Club: Y. C. G.: Hall Guard, '27, '29: Honor Roll: El Ateno: Sorosls, '28, '29: Ulveling C. C.: Salutatorian. Ambition: To be successful in all future undertak- ings. LESTER WILENS He will attain what he seeks. Activities: Inter. Basket. Champs, '26: Inter. Base. Champs, '27: Pres. Dr. White C. C., '26: Fin. Sec. C. C. C., '2S: Myers' Boost.: Fire Mar., '28: Hall Guard, '26, '27, '28: Chester.: Big' Bro.: Capt. Basket. Team, '26, '27: Base. Team, '26, '28 Ambition: To become a professional player in all sports. REUBEN ZOOK Though it's work to reach the top Keep a-goin'. Course: Three and one-half years. Activities: S. C., '26, '27, '28: Clean-up Comm., '21-Zhi. '27: Hall Guard, '25!A,: Band, '26: Med. C. VV.. '27: 4th Per. C. C., '26: Los Amigos, '26, '27: Rm. Rep., '2S: Chair. Dist. C.-up Camp., '28 Dram., '27: Mem. High Sch. Clean-up Camp.: gagun., '265Q, '27, '2S: Fire Mar., '2S: Chester., Ambition: Public accountant. C. C., '26: Span. Club, '25, '2G: Mus. C., '26, '27: Geoxr. C., '26: Phys. C., '25Eig: F. G. C., '252Q:

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THE MEDILLITE 17 History of February, '29 Class I Four years have passed since WE, the class of February '29 have begun our High School career. Four Books of Wonder and Anticipa- tion the years appeared, as we, green freshies, crossed the threshold of our Alma Mater. . Our first, the Book of Freshman, with its bright green covers, contained our struggles with such monsters as Algebra, Physiology, English, Latin, and Spanish. We came out with flying colors-vic- tors! But all was not work, no not by any means. Our days were brightened by such festivities as the Freshman Frolic, club parties, and informal gatherings. Our guardian angels were none other than the Big Sisters and the Big Brothers. Another year dawned and a clean Orange Book, the Book of Sophomores, was handed to us. A clean score--and what would we write? The lineup of our enemies was slightly changed nowg they read as follows: Botany, Geometry, Civics, English, Latin, and Span- ish. Great was the struggle and few the defeats! And no matter how hard the battle we always found al new way to pleasure. Here, we made our debut to all such activities as athletics, checkers, and debat- ing. And before we could grasp the mea11ing of all we were dubbed Juniors. Now a Blue Book, the Book of Juniors, was given into our trust. Here our forces were divided into two, in order that we might be bet- ter able to attack the greater number of combatants. One group known as the Commercialites undertook to conquer Bookkeeping, Typing, Shorthand, and Industrial History, while the restgficontinuing the Academic, fought Physics, English, Latin, and SpanisH:fQ'And here the Sorosis opened its arms to the girls and showed them wfhat enjoy- ment and fun really is. The girls now became Big Sisters and began to guide the incoming freshman girls. The game also began to have a new light and interest to us. Yes, it was another conquered year! At last we have reached the Red Book, our Senior Book-our final Book of Wonder. Facing us were our old foes, English, Latin, Spanish, Bookkeeping, Typing, and Shorthand reinforced with Tran- scripts, United States History, Chemistry and Advanced Civics. We fought-and again we won! g When the battle ended we lifted up our eyes upon our late foes and behold--to our amazement we found that they were none other than our friends in disguise. Rejoicing over the fact, we held a great celebration, the Prom, where We, the Mighty Seniors, spent a most delightful evening-and the boys, Chesterfield- ians all, held a banquet which was rivaled by the Sorosis Cotillion. Then one night we all came together for the last time to bid our be- loved Alma Mater farewell. With speeches and gala music we paid our last respects, and armed with thestrength and experience of battle, some entered college to continue their education while others went out to conquer the business world. H REBECCA SHERMAN 1 DOROTHY MACK