Medill High School - Medillite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE MEDILLITE 61 SOROSIS The Sorosis, a popular club for Senior and Junior girls, has for its chief aim the promotion of sisterly love among the Medill girls. Through its socials, its meetings, its relief work, and its luncheons, the Sorosis certainly has succeeded in accomplishing this worthy object. This success may not only be due to Miss Adams, its sponsor, but to its capable officers: Second semester, Sylvia Jastromb, president, Annette Katz, vicegpresidentg Edna Finder, recording secretaryg Belle Cooper, financial secretary, Bessie Davidson, treasurerg Carmella Frachella, Sergeant-at-arms. For the first term the oiiicers were: Minnie Bloom, president: Gertrude Geller, vice-president, Rosalyn Baker, financial secretary, Annette Cohen, recording secretaryg Ruth Hobbs, Lena Frank, ser- geants-at-armsg Sarah Rothbard, treasurer.

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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

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62 THE MEDILLITE BIG SISTERS . Promotion of friendliness among the girls of the school was the chief aim of the Big Sisters. During the year they sponsored several socials in order to achieve their aim. The biggest event in each semes- ter Was the Freshman Frolic in which botn Big and Little Sisters par- ticipated. Lauretta Iocco was cnairman of last semester's organiza- tion, and Annette Cohen led it this term. The club is sponsored by Miss M. Joice Adams.