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

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. 2 - TEACHERS WHO HAVE LE FT MR. CHARLES H. PERRINE ' Throughout the year the following teachers left Parker for higher positions in the Chicago Normal College: Miss Gavin, our well liked English and journalism teacherj Miss Dopp, Dean of Girls and favorite of the Seniors in the pastg Miss O'Sullivan, teacher of domestic science at Parker for a year, Mr. French, teacher of art and former art adviser of the Annualg and Mr. Helbing, teacher of mechan- ical drawing, and of the first rank in his interest in all Parker's affairs. 1 Along toward the middle of the semester, our principal, Mr. Perrine, whom we much respected and liked, announced that he had accepted an offer to become head ofthe Lake View High School. . Mr. Post, teacher of science and agriculture, famous for his farmilife camps, has gone to Englewood High School, Miss Deming, physiology teacher, who won the hearts of the Freshmen because of her labor in their interests, isinow teaching at a branch of the Hyde Park High School, and Mr. Fleming, teacher of forge, foundry, and, wood work, who worried himself about the lockersl and lost keys, is teaching at Tilden Technical High School. , Those who have quit teaching are, Mrs. Graham, English teacher 3 and Mrs. Bachrach, vocational adviser of Parker, who also taught typewriting, and short handy Miss Collins, English teacher, and Miss l1Valbridge, physics teacher, have merely taken leaves of absence and are touring the world. Though the high school has decreased in membership by reason of the absence of the Freshmen, nevertheless, we feel the loss of these teachers very much. VVherever they may be, in unanimity, we wish them well. I5

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. 2 - THE FACULTY VVILBUR H. VVRIGHT, A.B., University of Illinois, post-graduate study at Cornell and University Of Chicago: Principal. HIXRXVEY D. SMITH, Ph.B., Cornell: Assistant Principal, Mathematics. ' ETHEL STRATTON, A.B., Vassar: Dean of Girls, Latin. EVELYN M. ALEXANDER., Ph.B., University of Chicago, Chicago Art Institute: Art. ' MARX' GLENN AUsTIN, A.B., University of Chicago: Mathematics, Latin. ELIZABETH F. AvERv, Ph.B., University of Chicago: History. Nl-ARGARET BAKER, B.S., M.S., University of Chicago, three years post-graduate study at Oxford, England: English, Dramatics. A LOUIS BROOK, University of Illinois: Mathematics, journalism. ALMA BUHLIG, B.A., University of VVisconsin: English. MARIE A. BULGER, Chicago Normal College: extra teacher. NVILLIAM D. COON, Ph.B., Franklin College: Bookkeeping, Political Economy. MABELLE C. DALY, B.M., Chicago Musical College: Music. ' MARY L. DEFREES, A.B., Vassar: English. A ' EDNA C. DUNLAP, A.B., University of Chicago: French. FLORENCE R. FRENCH, Ferris Institute: Physical Education. E. B. FULLER, Marion Institute, Alabama, St. Louis Government Medical School: Military Training. INIATILDA D. GIBSON, A.B., University of Chicago: English, History. ANNA GRILL, Ph.B., University of Chicago, Oherlyceum, Koblenz: Spanish. ESTELLE S. HYMAN, A.B., Leland Stanford, Jr., University of Minnesota, Uni- versity of Chicago: English. EMIL JABROSKY, B.S., Armour Institute, Chicago Normal College: XVOodwork, Auto-mechanics, Radio. JANE T. ICIENNICOTT, Ph.B., University of Chicago, University of Michigan: English. LEONA E. KOIEHNE, B.S., University of Chicago: Physiography, Commercial Geography. , HELEN D. LAIRD, A.B., Oberlin College: Botany. KATHERINE VV. LOVELL, Ph.B., M.A., University of Chicago: English. RIIMA IVIACIARTHUR, A.B., Lake Forest University, University of Chicago, Uni- versity Of Michigan: Civics. OLIVE M.:XTTSON, A.B., University of Illinois: Domestic Science. ROBERT E. MAYSACK: Physical Education. JENNIE R. MCALLISTER, A.B., M.A., Monmouth College, University of Chicago: Latin. EMMA M. IYICCREDIE, Ph.B., University of Chicago: Stenography, Typewriting. JANE MCDONAXLD, B.S., University of Chicago: Mathematics, Mechanical Draw- ing. VIRGINIA C- IXIIERRITT, A.B., Goucher College, graduate student London School of Economics, 1920-21 : Vocational Adviser. EVELYN V. NICHOLS, BA., University of XViscOnsin: Salesmanship. 17