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

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A Glance Into the Three Archives -'L F the graduate of '24 could turn back the pages of history and catch a glimpse of Normal Park as it appeared in l900, he would see an unfamiliar place. lnstead of the if HE PP HE F nj! fi ,S '75 lx .- TQ D7 if ': Ie F' L? 'E fb Yl V7 E V 'S P? if - f .0 Q 4: f F LU wx LwinxwuwnwuxwLxwLxwLw1Lwuw:LxwwluwwwwLMLMWJuwLwlwiwiLWJLMLxvJLw1L5'4:Lgy1LQ:Lxy W JnxwuyilLybxllwltrylwlbxylLL'41LK'4JLLQlLL'AlLE e 5 I Q E is I5 ,- y I5 .- YE Z5 li C 'xx st,- . IQ I Q Cv gs Ze I trio of buildings now so well known to alumni of three TN? different schools, he would observe two structures of if' red brick, surrounded by trees. These were the original A Cook County Normal School and the dormitory for its students and teachers. y But there are no gray-haired alumni of Parker High School to bring reminiscences of primitive days in the old building. The school was organized in l9l0 in five rooms of the Parker Practice Building. Mr. William B. Owen was the principal, and the first teachers were Mr. Smith, Mrs. Dillon, Miss Dopp, and Miss Camen- isch. The first recruits for this small faculty were Miss Wentworth, Mr. Helbing, and Mrs. Lovell. School activities Hourished from the first. The students of the first years published a newspaper gave excellent dramatic perform- ances entertained the pupils of the Haines School at Christmas time and won a basketball championship The ideals of high scholarship and hearty co operation of teachers and students in school enterprises established in that day are still cherished by the fifteen hundred students and fifty five teachers of the present year .5 Q: 6 fi S ,- 6 F if 'F C I' C 'Q 'E fe fs Eiirfwrfl 1- 5 5 E E 'F . e , 5 , o u o a a Q , ,- . . 12 - E - -5 7 1 E 1 - 'lt '? P . O Q 5 5 ' w 1 nrrmrm 'a s van ' i 'T 1 . .rrmmwii ffA1YM'1TfM1ffN FfB1h1NYfB1FfA1tfD'lh6N1Pfh1 T 'W' rm1 ..W.I1r?i1 ' iT