Medill High School - Medillite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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.,,,1,,e.1+,fs.e.,w, +s2.f41fa vc 3 --ft .fra-w.'w i.f'1f.7's Nl W , 4 . i wi . A l l ANNETTE STERIZING i Our dc:-ds will travel with ns from afar Q 1 N And what we hinfe been makes us what we are. .1 1 Soph. G. C., Big Sistersg Sorosis. l EVA SWEET L A genius in her studies, Genial in her friendships. Ml ,A Honor Rollg Orchestra, ':9g Music Scale ,' Down Winner, H8543 Big Sisters, '28-ZQZQ 5 V. P. Sorosisg Salutatoryg Student Council. ASHER TANSER 'f Q The planet star shines with steady brilliancy. 4 Fire Marshallg Hall Guard, Student Council. 1 Q STROTHER V. XVASHINGTON 1 f l Entered from Paris, France, Feb., 1929. ix ' l V A l l f I , , Q LENA ZIMMERMAN ,F The bear! to conceive, the understanding to x 7 direct, ' 3 And the hand to execute. 4 3 1 Interclass volley hall, H825 Interclass Mai ll baseball, 'z8g Sorosisg Big Sistersg Mgr. if M.G.A.A., ':8Zg Student Council. - N 'Q Fl 4 :. . S ii gg ' 'er i 'R Four Year February Graduates Whose Pictures Do Not Appear . l JACOB BECKER LOUISE JOHNSON , 2,5 A scholar, wise and true. A tender heart with a will inflexible. ' 'l iq. Med. Editorials-book reviews. HERMAN JORDANI .illi SARAH J. BRENNER Look! he is winding up tba watch of bis wil, S l There was a' soft and pensive grove, and by and by it will strike. 5 fly A cast of thought upon her face. . Honor Roll, Student Council, 'zgg Asst. n fill Sorosis, 'zgg Hall Guardg M.G.A.A.g Big Ed-in-Chief of Med., ,292 Annual Staff, 'zgg , Sistersg Nifty Shop. e Soccer Teamg Hall Guardg ,I.Y.L.g Big xii is ' Louis -'LLOYDH DikVIDSON Bmhm' lag' sl v h , Y S , One whose sincere and joyous smile cheers all. SAMUEL I-IEDMAN 'f 5 li ' f Hall Guard, ,27, '18, Page, '26, 'z8giAsst. Find way 0' make one' , li? Adv. Mgr., ,193 Sport Ed., 'z8g Fire Mar- Bamfli CHQC- Hall Guard, 30: Student A l lgfs, lshall, ,ZQMQ Student Councilg Mgr. Basket- EYE-lnC1lS Chief Fife Marshalls 'P-953 B335 lx 'i ball 'z8' Soccer '28 'z9. 3 ' i fl, 1 9 s n . ll lvl A CHARLES NIMEROW 4. JOE-ll? SAN FILQIZPO . bt I I He whose inborn worth bis acts commend, Q E ne pays? sign rue, HS W ? X1 fff ww' Of gentle soul, to human race a friend. ' T1 ' ' ' Hall Guards Big Brothers, '27, vi P. Stu- FRED PRCHAL ' dent Council, ,293 Pres. Med. Debateg Honor The truly generous is the truly wise. Sl Rdll. . Member of Band and Orchestra. ai ' Page-12 'Q 3 R i A K 1 z Z..-rswggge-an M Q pw.-X-,3:,..i.:..1 , .Te . P 7,-X-'s3?w -1 ..x.,:ff.+5:fgv-5-11.-is---.... .1 ,.....,,...N'?..... -F. .,,.,. igpliasyxv ....,.,,. l frwrff

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1 s 2.1- , Q 'a ,' g , .57 .v 'x: s :Tir , 4 1 4 K EMME L. NEILSON ' ' Her soul is filled with merit. ' Entered from Lucy Flower Sept., x9z9. . GOLDIE NIAGOFF As an afhlrtc slugs fine Shel: on ihe job all the lime. 1 ' M.G.A.A.g Sorosisg Big Sisters. A , ll O GOLDIE OHRENSTEIN , I There is a naughty twinkle in her eye, A smile thafs winning all the whilr. Class Vice Pres.g Hall Guard, Sorosisg Big ' o Sistersg M.G.A.A.5 Aramim:a and the Finger Y R Bowls g Glee Club. ' ' JOSEPH PARENTI i . Enduranve is the crowning qualify And pafirnce all the passion of great heart. ' : Hall Guard, '293 Fire Marshall, ,29-,30Q A' Pres. Student Council, ,293 Print. Supervisor ': Med., '19-'3o. ll MICHAEL RAPPAPORT He that is the friend inrleerlg ff For he will keep ibm' in thy m'c1l. J Jr. Interclass Champs, '29g Student ' Council. , ARNOLD ROSEN ' Surely never dirl there live on earth , A man of kindlier nature. ,rr Dramaticsg Soccer, 'zgfsg Page. , JACOB ROSSOF Learning alone of all things in our possession Is innnorlal and divine. ' Student Councilg Soccer Team, Fire ' Marshall. ' PEARL SIMON 5 Worth more fhan gold can ever mean ls Ibis mairl with eyes so krrn. 5 Library, '17-'zgxg M.G.A.A.g Big Sis- ll, ters: J.Y.L.g Medillite Typist. o ll ' ESTHER E. SOLOMON Q Thr crimson glow of nzorlcsly o'f'rspraarl ' l Q Her checks and gave new luslrc to her charms. . i Rec. Sec. Sr. Classg Hall Guard, Fire 3 Marshall, '19-'gog M.G.A.A.g Mr. Bob , ,29Q Page, Sorosisg Araminta. i JOSEPH SOLOMON l - Self-reverence, self-lznowlzulgc, self-control, I These Ihrrr along lead life to sovereign power. ?1 Class Sgt.-at-Arms, '3og Soccer, ,193 Checkers, '18g Hall Guard, '28-'29.g Inter- dlass Basketball, Band, '28, Libr., 'z8. lt? 2 is Page 11 ,W s, , , si ., , . M l 'vwihmi W' 'W 5' f 7SllTf'?-ffsi-me iS7L-3s'if1ffssQr.ifil'i.s .m VJ'i?.'fEii.sf:'2?f':'5' W 4-...F

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.' . - . '7'S7 'TvQ'7'37 iF' afar' FOUR YEAR FEBRUARY CLASS PROPHECY A young lady, a Miss Sarah Dainas, is sitting in a pleasant room, typical of the year 1950. She is thinking of her school-mates, and looking thoughtfully about the room she says: January 29, 1950. Oh, how lonely I am. I'd give anything to know what my class-mates have accomplished in life. Say, look who's coming! Father Time! FATHER TIME: I have come to tell you about your friends and classmates. SHIRE KIPNIS is the president of the Medill Finance Company, and has for his competent force FANNIE FRIED, as secretaryg ANNA LEVIN, typistg ANTHONY MAZZA, financial advisorg ARTHUR LEVIN, sales managerg JOSEPH PARENTI. Across from this office is a popular theatre which is starring the famous stars, ESTHER SOLOMON and CARMON GERBOSI, who are supported by any all-star cast consisting of HYMAN COHEN, LENA ZIMMERMAN, LAURA BROWN, and JEROME COI-IEN'S beautiful dancer, CHERUBINA CAMPOLATTARA3' N'i. The talent and ability of these stars are indeed worthy of the complirneiiiary criticism given them by EVA SWEET, head of the Tribune's Critic Staff. iii. During intermission you can observe Who is Who in the audience. see GERTRUDE ASTRACHAN, editor of woman's largest magazine in Americag BECKER, who has just written a book entitled The Days When I Went to, High School. A few rows back we see Miss Brenner, who has recently opened an exclusive Parisian Modiste shop in Chicago. With her are PEARL SIMON and ETHEL BELONSKY who are engrossed in conversation with their husbands To the left sits PEARL KAPLAN with her husband and a pretty little daughter Looking around you see HYMAN CHASSESMAN missionary among the ferocious cannibalss in Borneo' his helper JOSEPH SOLOMON who teaches baseball to the civilized cannibals LOUIS DAVIDSON professor of Chemistry Metallurgy Geology and Physics at Kanchatka Siberia LOUIS EHRLICH the best pharmacist in Chicago. The young woman listens eagerly to Father Time as he relates of a grand fete taking place at the FREEMAN HOTEL In the Grand Room are gathered the intellectuals of the day. SYDNEY GOLD- STEIN who drew first prize at the great art exhibition at Paris- MARY GOTTLIEB chief taxidermist of the Field Museum MARTHA KAPLAN aviatrix and her partner JOSEPH MITTLEMAN' GOLDIE NIAGOFF a very popular lecturer and reader MICHAEL RAPPAPORT political editor of the Tribune ANNETTE STERLING President of Library Society' JOHN SAN FILLIPO Ph D teaching at Northwestern University. Some of the prominent people that are attending it are SAM LIDERMAN Chicago s Police Commissioner- LOUISE NELSON and LOUISE JOHNSON teachers who have just returned from a trip abroad- CHARLES NIMEROV the leader of an orchestra FRED PRCHAL physical instructor STROTHVERT WASHINGTON presiding officer of Naval Conference at France GOLDIE OHRENSTEIN typist at NVhite House' ARNOLD ROSEN and ASHER TANSFR prominent New York and Chicago bankers. JACOB ROSSOF is a bank auditor and C P A. I believe that is all Miss Dainas said Father Time as he disappeared E Page 13 1Y-- 'all :gps- 1 . , - . , . n I . , . . I D . s a x . 9 3 I I , as 1 a a . CQ . 3 1 9 . U 3 I . 1 I I 1 . Y S 3 3 3 ' 'S I, Il Y I Y I 7 1 a . . l Y I I . D a , . . . 9, 3 5 ' as 1 - r f- ' 'S -.. 'W .s v v