Medill High School - Medillite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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76 THE MEDILLITE BAND The band, one of the largest Medill has ever had, was led by Mr. C. Harvey and passed a very successful semester. They were bene- fited by having a large variety of instruments. The band was very active in that it played at many of the affairs nd games in the school. Mr. Harvey has hopes of raising the membership of the band greatly by next semester. , JAZZ ORCHESTRA Consisting of five members, the orchestra' played at all of the noon socials. The players are: Isidore Libman, violinistg Archie Castle, drummerg Morris Lichtman, saxaphonistg Angelo Aquila, violinist, and Hannah Whiteman, pianist. 1 V

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THE MEDILLITE 73 DRAMATICS CLUB Under the fine supervision of Miss Harriet L. Robertson, the Dramatics classes presented some very interesting plays. During the first part of the year the group comprised thirty-five members. The second semester, due to graduation, the class had for its number about twenty. The plays presented by the first term class were: One Sunny Morning and A Night in Spain. Several minor plays were also presented. Mr. Bob, a three-act play, was presented at the Herzl auditorium by the class of the June semester. Their minor plays were Rosalie and A String of Pearlsf' These were presented at the C. I. L. entertainment. i ,

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THE MEDILLITE 77 FIRST PERIOD GEOGRAPHY CLASS Evelyn Baker, Secretary Jerome Goodhartz, Treasurer MRS. WILSON'S GEOGRAPHY CLASSES The purpose of this club was to assist the weaker students in their studies. This was a complete success, being due to the earnest efforts of Mrs. Wilson, and of the officers of which each class supplied two. The club also gave short programs, and sent money to charity organ- izations. Q SECOND AND FIFTH PERIOD GEOGRAPHY CLASSES Harry Schrier, Vice-President Florence Rosenberg, President .Q