Medill High School - Medillite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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l 4 G1 1 1-.::af':?i i:??7:?Tt'i f 'fR'T ' ii I :Q . 5 up I qisci g.:3:2.m..f.:,4ss..iQ.,.si.s 55? 3 5 Four Year June Graduates iii A g ANTHONY ANTONELLI ld 1 Worth, rourugc, honor-thcsv ina'ez'r1' 'I i Your sustenance and birthright are. I4 Hall Guard, '17, '28, ,292 Page, Asst. P Bus. Mgr. Medillite, ,293 Asst. Bus. Mgr. Q, N y Annual, ,293 Fire Marshal, ,29yg, '30, '3oXi5 Bus. Mgr. Medillite, '3og Student Council, a 5 Bus. Mgr. Annual, 'gog Soap and Towel A 1' Mgr. ALBERT APRIL Q Knou-ledge, truth, and virtue 'wus his theme. w F I ,v, og: ff P ll . E Y, i VH is TM Li'-i rl, , J x .. 1 is :ii ZH ifbx - ' S 11 Hall Guardg Glee Club. HENRY APRIL Find a way or make one. Hall Guard, '18. EVELYN BAKER , Simple, modest and swf-ct The kind we always love to meet. Honor Rollg Soph. Girls Club, M.G.A.A.g Annual Staffg Big Sisters, Hall Guardg Fire Marshalg Student Council. MARIE FRENCH-IY BARONE As -merry as the day is long Always singing a happy song. Chorusg '28, 'jog Chief of Make- upg Mozart, String of Pearls, Gran- goire, Second Childhood , Orch., 'zgg 'Student Council Rec. Sec., Sen. Cl. Rec. Sec., 'gog Capt. B. B.g Sorosisg Big Sisters. ALICE BELINSKY A thing of beauty is u ioy forever. Chorus, '28-'30, Junior Red Cross.Rep.g Nifty Shop. MARY I... BONGIORNO A pretty, laughing girl -whose charm is rare. Pres. Mus. C., 'z8g Capt. Vol. B., 'z8g M.G.A.A., '28-'29, Glee Clubg Treas. Stu- dent Councilg Nifty Shop , '30, Big Sis- tersg Fire Marshal, Toasted Rolls , ,195 Ink Drops. LENA CAPORALE A sweet smile has this clainty maid That from our mmnories 11c'er shall fade. S.G.C.g Library Asst., Sorosisg Big Sisters. N JAMES CARLUCCI He gave the school his firm support 1 Ami was an all around good sport. Hall Guard, Interclass B as k e t B all Champs., ,ZQQ Libr., Med. Basket Ball Team, l l l i ,29, '30, V. P. Sen. Cl., BOM. Page 14 113 TV' T 3 r ' sl' i is V1 I v is U ' 4 , t S4 ,v if P. ls is Vw 5 iii if ,uv ,. ,rg we ts if is ,ii F 1 4. s ? 5 . ,in L 5 L 1 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

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4 I r, , 'l A .li I I A . 5.- 1. r. l og: I ip 3 . WVR .ig 2 V2 LQ EVE Sim Eli Hi' lk li? ' E 1 gi he . Q s . .. for ch Anil- 411' Aarf15'11n-- ANANIAS J. CERVANTES 2 ' The Gods look with fat-'or on bis superior courage. Entered Medill in 1930. ANNE COHEN A willing bear! bas she- Tbe bidder: soul of harmony. Orch., ,27-,295 Band, Proposal , Second Childhood , '3og Debat- ing Team,'3og Sorosis, '29-'30, Big Sisters, Fire Marshall, '3o. LUCILLE DI BONA Sbe that bath k11oufledge'sparelh ber words. Valedictoriang Annual Editor, Sorosisg Rec. Sec., M.G.A.A., '28-'30, Big Sisters, Nifty Shop , Honor Roll, Oilice typistg Civic Assembly Rep. SAM ELOVITZ Loathing pretcnees, be :lid will: cheerful will, lVlJal olbers fall-led of wbile fbeir bands were still. Page, Hall Guard, '28-'19, Fire Marshal, '28-'zgkg Clean-up Com. ESTHER GLICKMAN If yon have ber for a friend, Shfll stand by you fo the very eml. , Sorosisg S.G.C., '18, M.G.A.A., 'ztlyig Big Sisters. MATHILDA H. GLICKMAN Sbe was fair and never proud Had tongue at will but ne:-'er loud. M.G.A.A., '28, '3og S.G.C.g Capt. Deb. T., '29, '30, Sorosis: Scene from the Life of Mozart , Rep. XV.S.D.L.g j.Y.L.g Sec. Treas. W.S.D.L.g Glee C.g Orch., '19, '30, Big Sisters, '30-3026, Hall Guard, ,3O, BOM, Dep. Chief Fire Marshal, Staff, '3o: Student Council, '19, Band, '30, Chief Fire Marshal, Hof, Winner Both Scale Downsg Nifty Shop. JAMES HARA His mind bis kingdom, bis will his law. Hall Guard. ROSE HARRIS For no one a frown or leer, For everyone a smile of cheer. ' S.G.C.g Sorosisg Big Sisters, Nifty Shop g i -29-,305 ..B0y,S l . 'N 'I . 4 r f , , l N 4 '14 l 4 w M.G.A.A., Hall Guard: J.Y.L.g Fire Mar- ,i shalg Honor Rollg Glee Clubg Fin. Sec. Senior Class. j IDA G. HODES A sweet gay girlie-l' , Whose lmir is curly. r Sorosisg Big Sisters, M.G.A.A., Fire Mar- shalg Libr.g M.J.Y.L.5 Honor Roll, Second D Childhood. - EVELYN HOLLANDER 3 V, She was as good as she was fair ' As pure in though! as angels are. 1 Sec. Student Council, Sec. S.G.C.g Sorosis , 25 Fin. Sec., 'J.Y.L.g Big Sistersg M.G.A.A., M Honor Roll. -V l 5 iii! Page I S .2 is ., '-'- f--ffvv' S 'Weir' reafffmxgw X .N--ew:--W v 1::-M :.-- .N--Q-f - W-Aly -4-v- .... Q f-sw -f.- --f,,,'-Ji! QQ' if .. vffi..,..:.:m5 5 . '... '