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

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Tm-:onouc B.-x1a1'Hol.oM,xc June Humility, sympathy, modesty, kindness, gentle- ness, chivalry, idealism-this is our Theodore, Literary Editor of the Annual. He's above the Vulgar flight of common souls. Ted's scholar- ship ranks hrst in a class of one hundred, his average being 94951. if l'lEl.EN RAUMAN june A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair. Helen came to us from Calumet only this year, but we already appreciate her indus- try and her ambition and are glad to welcome her to our class. LYDIA Bisrnci. June Lydia not only plays Z1 lovely accompaniment to a 'cello and an orchestra, but also plays one to all our class activities in her sweet, delicate Way, rounding out and making perfect the whole. She is beautifully relined, with unusual mental capabil- ities. Her happy face reflects her goodness. IAA- . ZORA BIGELOVV February She'1l have to acquire a great deal of force in her two years at Normal if she expects to be the proverbial stern school-marm, but she's very sweet and lady-like just as she is. Her report card has so many crooked letter S's on it that it sort 0' makes us dizzy. 'Zora belongs to the Senior Scholarship Society. im , 1 l Page 23 A .. 4

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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.

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I Page 24 BIILDRICD Buss June Nickel, please! -it's Mildred collecting fares at social hour. Five twenty-live, please! -It's Mildred collecting ring money. l'Eleven cents, please! -itls Mildred collecting money for grad- uation announcements. She's a great little money collector, all right. XYhat did you say? Oh no, it's not rouge. That coinplexioifs perfectly natural. ELIZARI-:TH RoHMER. Ju-me To the casual acquaintance Elizabeth is a quiet, reserved girl, but to the intimate friend she dis- closes a wee spark of inischievousness and an- other wee, wee spark of naughtiness, that seldom, however, shows itself. As a friend, she is indeed sincere and true. A 15 CHARLES BRADLEY June If you'd like to meet him, go to the candy coun- ter after third hour. He's a member of the popu- lar Tortoise-Shell Four-Eyed Society. Honorable and gentlemanly are the two adjectives which apply to him. His smile is sweetened by gravity. MARTHA BRANDON June Martha is a shy mouse, but she's full of fun just the same. They do say she likes to have spreads and parties. Her soft, slow', hesitant man- ner of speaking is very attractive, and 'when her big brown eyes Hash, Martha is charming. We hope that she will have less ill-health from now on. 971-Lwlaedg L .I A