Medill High School - Medillite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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58 THE MEDILLITE attention to it. Soon, however, we fell headlong toward the ocean because our rug had developed a large hole in the center. Everything came out all right because we landed in a ship United States-bound, with Mike Capasso as the captain. Aboard the ship were Tillie Gale and Jennie Be u f - g n, amous co authors of many of the best-sellers. They were returning from a round-the-world-trip. When we arrived in New York, we went into a department store and accidentally met Kate Korn and Thelma Kalinsky, who told us that they were much interested in the social and political activities of greater New York. Later, in the afternoon we went to a Democratic convention and there was that Congress-woman-at-large, Edith Miller. After her fa- mous oraion, she came and talked to us. She told us that Molly Olef- sky, Sophie Zukowsky, and Helen Myers were teachers in old Medill. But, she added, not the Medill we had left but a new enormous Me dill with a swimming pool, football field, and all kinds of equipment unheard of in our day. As the last page of the old annual turns in our lap, we awake from our day dream and thank Providence that our classmates are to be such a success in life. We hope that our dear teachers' lives will b h ' e as appy and prosperous as the lives of those whom they have en- deavored to send to worthwhile positions and success May our pro- phecy be fulfilled or better yet, improved upon. LI-LLIAN' KATZ.

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60 THE MEDILLITE STUDENT COUNCIL Sponsored by Miss M. Joice Adams, and led by the of'Hcers of the organization, the Student Council successfully carried out its program. During the firstisemester, the Council sponsored the Soap and Towel collections, socials, and various other activities. The oiiicers for the first semester were: Norman Berstein, presidentg Jerome Cohen, vice- presidentg Mary Bluestein, recording secretaryg Herman Nusinoif, treasurer. For the second semester the ofiicers Were: Aleck Weiner, presidentg John San Filipo, vice-presidentg Ruth Hobbs, recording secretaryg Margaret Zeiger, treasurer. N