Parker High School - Parker Pine Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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I I CLASS OFFICERS-SECOND SEMESTER VVILLIAM IJIUQNNAN, Pl'P.S'idl lIf June Having once seen our dignified class president ride a live-year-old's bicycle, we realize that he hasn't quite grown up yet. He's a lovable, big- heartecl, whole-souled fellow, generous almost to a fault, and cheerful as the sun itself-a much- xxorshipped football idol and an excellent class executive. The girls envy Bill his milk and roses complexion and wish they could blush in his deli- cate, lady-like fashion! LL'c1LE GASTUN, lvllftf-Pl'C'.f1-dI?llff June XYell, Lucy, how are the cows and chickens down on the county seat? Circumference the Beautiful is a true Hoosier for she believes in smiles and good cheer. She has been treasurer of of the C. 1. C. all year. s agua, jixiiizs Dmvsox, Svcrvtary june How do you do, Mr Business Man! James is snappy, capable, and energetic-a living example of Parker pep Though little, he's mighty, and has done excellent work as secretary both of the class and of the Annual X ANTHONY DE Rose, 7'rvasurur June 'AW'hatler he did was done with so much ease, In him alone 'twas natural to please. Not only is Tony popular for his charming per- sonality, but for his impartial judgments, the ful- l:llll1lCI'lf of his obligations, and his capacity for friendship. He was given a. place on the all-star Chicago lightweight football team. If you see his eyes when he is angry, you see diamonds: if you see them when he is happy, you see stars. f5SQQW. N 1 - m , , l..... Y ,Y A., s - Page 2I

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Pr: fr 20 CLASS OFFICERS--FIRST SEMESTER RAv GARDNER, President Ray can play championship football like a tear- ing wild lion, but when it comes to presiding at a class meeting-well-he looks uncomfortable and would rather let Dorothy do it. Making public speeches may not be in Gardner's line, but he cer- tainly made good as a gridiron star. 3 5 IJ DoRoTHy Husi-:ANn, Vice-President june What can we say of her but good? She's the class peach, Above all, our rosy-cheeked Diana is democratic and unsellish-always ready to help everyone with both hands and heart. But one can't point out this and that virtue in her-she is charm- ing as she is, and we love her without stopping to think why. amz? MM, Bl.-XRY llxv, Sccrctarv .THUG Our Mary is intelligent, industrious, self-reliant, forward looking-unafraid. A gaudy, babbling, and resourceful Day. VVA1.TxiR SCOTT, Treasurer June Here's our Lord of the Treasury-trustworthy and honest. VValter is an unusually satisfactory persong he is at once a scholar and a social lion, a man's man and a ladies' man. The reason we like him so much is that he is so sincere and gentle, so kind and good. L A Q-1 1 ., ,-,- Q- ' ins., ., A Yf,, ...WW E.. Ll, ,, A,

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I - I Page 22 L C IJCILE A1215 June Discovered l-a Parkerite to whom lunchroom hash is a stranger! How' did she escape the ac- quaintance? She's one of the lucky ducks that can go home for lunch. Lucile has boosted and pa- tronized all the school activities, been friendly to all, and generally made herself a good scout. x Amor, .ARMSTRONG June 'flley there! Don't start the train! I want to go to Beverly Hills! Such is Carol's life as a suburbanite. She's a shark, a football fan, and as prim and precise a little maid as one's heart could desire. Speaking of Latin-wellAsheys tak- ing Yergil and Cicero all at once! QW? X S I TANLEY BAER june If anything in the way of vocal advertising is needed, Stan's right there. As a cheer leader, be's a cross between an animated cartoon and a double- jointedicircus clown, but he certainly can make the rooters yell! He has a most loving way with the ladies, and as a husband he's a bear! Proof? 'The Schoolmistressf' Jada! Mez! Lxuoaaizr BAILIE February Here's the girl that can cookl Oh, ber pies! She's the most truest-bluest friend that ever hap- pened. XVhen it comes to keeping house while her weak little mother is ill and coming to school at the same time, she's a wonder! Margaret never gossips and she's utterly unselhsh.