Parker High School - Parker Pine Yearbook (Chicago, IL)
- Class of 1928
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P K rfiufvf WW E ww A' A u ,,7,.,,f D,wv1-46 ff'- ' WQV WWMf Qwfw The 1928 KM M if A PARKER ANNUAL E MM . f0Q,4,,A,f iclifwi WW ' WW, 'X ..f .f I f,Vj,Ai-Af xy ,fA' 'G '. g'fI4, 4Ag g7fM,f UQQA7 1f4,Z'Q4,fik3 ' M I Lf., 4.,1.g7-fu wl!!, W fjr A10 M 1,,f', A-Q41 J 1 XV' 'Ur rg ,fzVtfff',f ,JZ 1 ' 6A4Ql-,Mm ' 'W JUN E, 1928 ,uf-c. ,AAL .Mg 4 , 1 I A PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS , ,A OF THE PARKER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL' , f 6800 STEWART AVENUE f' ' -'G 4. A . , 1 ,Q .. , 1 f A' ' ' CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 1 7 ' V, 4 wg. ,C f 1- 1 f f' fffff 1' 1' - 'E Q' 7s'A ' ffl, AW' 7 'A . , 5 4 f , 1 , g ' ' ' , f h gr! V gf. 1' ff I ' ' - -624' fLf1 1!'ifl f z' f' 1 , 'f' ,' ' ' 1, ,X P-:x ' C , I N 2 fpff ' if ,' ' ' f 14 A ff ?,5fL114f'a,Qj - QQ rv , X fy I. Hu' In rzrlyr V ' XXXXJQJQ 6iJ L,Cyx.f.,iX,, V' I f f Kofi Jn fijwrxf V?r?tc,r.m'lZAA3, AM- diem' LLM E- 9 gi will MAJ ' N TM4 'iff'-LU!! 'L! K Y WLITW Qfflfvnvfvfvvkfxl. v A 0-ur' Qfoplujw M54 A J 3 NQLQFVQK H pvc. 39,1 J-vu! 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Nrvfv flu' 92nd Strvvt 1 lt In llvfv, 17I'flfjl1', l.ulfv hjlifllfjlflll, and jillvrl-in land- lilfllllflllllll auf '11 'y ff 1 4 rnpyriyIzm1.j l1O I 1925 Uhr Marker Annual 1923 fIfl'u'.v H10 Fora' Plant on TOI'I'1'Ill'P .'I'Z't'II1lt', looking .wuilzmst in-zuard Hryv- fvzxflz. T110 Mani is ffm Iflnrks long. Cnlzrirzrf Kiwi' in flzc In-zuvr Ivft-lzand for-npr. Qlffrzrfzfzzrnz and lfulfry plmfo, f0f1v1'igl1l1'1l.j .iw -I A Nw-rv m 1'v in East Clzfvzufo, Indiana. Tlzix ix fart of flzv Inland Sfvel Com- pany nn Lukv Mirlziymi. IIII C514 1523 Glhe lizrrkvr Annual 1523 l 841141 11vru'x ilu' fU.1'fUlU l'rf1'nI4'1u11 Rf'fillt'l'-X' 'zvlrrzv Hwy rfmkv Sllvll gu.wli1u'. lv uryfvz' 'I of ilu' Hun! ix in l1UllllHUIId, llltflllllll. 'flu' wx! 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Qlftlllflllllll and Ifalvry photo, ruf'y1'nyl1tvd.j U41 Looking northwest from over Lake Ilfichigan. fKcmfmcm and Fabry photo, ' copyr-ightedj FACULTY x X gzx-EFA ' - iS! 1 U X C7 - X K. Q: If X, q x XXXQT X X X X ww QM W rg!! ' :iw 59' 4' '- ,fdgf ' K f 552 Q K ff!!! 'Z 2' 1 : ' ,J 1 I tiufhkfiit A 1923 Uhr liarkrr Annual 1523 loud MR. BVTLER LAi'oi1l.1N MR. Hlxkvav D. SMITH P1'i11rij1aI .'l.YSl'.Yll1Hf IJl'IIIL'lf7l1l MR. LAUGI-ILIN Mr. Butler Laughlin was appointed principal of the Parker Senior High School in February, 1926. Previous to that time he was principal of the Libby Grammar School, an education and mathematics teacher at the Chicago Normal College, and a mathematics teacher at the 'Harrison High School. He is a graduate of Indiana State Normal College and Indiana University, where he received his A. B. degree in 1910. He has done post-graduate work at the University of Chicago in education and mathematics. He will teach these subjects at the 1928 summer session of the Chicago Normal College. MR. SMITH 9 Mr. Harvey D. Smith became assistant principal at Parker in 1920. He is a graduate of Cornell University, from which he received his Ph.B. degree in 1896. He has done post-graduate work at the University of Chicago in mathe- matics and education. Previous to his coming to Parker Mr. Smith was principal of the Roosevelt Grammar School of Joliet, Illinois. He teaches geometry and commercial geog- raphy at Parker. 'YJ if 1151 1925 Uhr ldarkrr Annual 1523 :.H,x..f,-, 1 x , f 1 . ' .,ff-' fx 1. K- ,L 7 51-1-5 Members of the Faculty C' lm N' 1,..,,, ,...,,,. -f-qw--1-warn-sum'amlulz!saJfff ii Emii ii W 1523 Uhr Marker Annual 1523 PARKER SCHOOLS AND NORLIAL COLLPGE lKaufman and Fabry Photo, Copyrightedp THE FACULTY BUTLER LAUGIILIN-'P!'l'lICff7Hl HA1iX'EY D. SMITH-A.r.vi.vtzz1zt Prinripal ETHEL H. STRATTON-120011 of Girl.: EVELYN M. ALEXANIDER-Aff MARGARET BAKER-Ellgll-.Yfl and Dramatics MRS. ALICE L. BAUM-.1Il1fl'0lL LENA BI.AND--.7lIl1fllt'IIIUfl'L'.S' Lows F. BROOK--Euglislz and Journalism ATILDRED I. C0I.LINS-Englixlz VVILLIAM D. Coox-.flcvozznfing and Ero- nonucs MARELLE C. DALE'-1lIllX1'F NIARY L. DEFREES-English EDNA C. DUNLAI,-'I l'6IlCll MATILIJA D. GIBSON-Hi.Yf0Vj' and Latin ANNA GRILI.-SfUIli51l ESTELLE S. HYMAN-English :LEONA E. KOEIINE-Geography HELEN D. LAIRII-Blifllllj' and English JOSEPIIINE LOWELL-I-Iisiory BIIMA M ACARTIIUR-C i'vics ' OLIVE M. MATTESUN-Dmzmslir Scirncv EMMA MCCREIIIE--Sfcnoyraplzy and Typing JANE MCDONALD-Alllfllflllllfl-LXY and llraic- mg VIRGINIA C. xIERI.ITT-VOCCIfil7IlUI .-lzlzvfsvr .AGNES O'CONNELl.-L177 Rrading JESSIE E. POTTER-Z0010gj' and English VVALTER VV. ROBERTS-Sim:ngrafvlzy and Typing GEORGE C. STAI.Ex'-P1Iy.v1'rs and Mathu- nzafics MII.LIl'ENT STEBBINS-IIITIICII and fllatlw- motifs SERGEANT RAY TlilMHI.E-.1l1.lifU7'-X' Training JOSEPH S. TUREK-AIHO and ElFff7'1'C Shop MABEL H. WALBRIIPGH-Hl'.Yf0I'j' NATHAN W.NSSEIlMAN-Pllj'Sil'dl Eu'uraf1lm MABEL R. VVENTWORTII-Plljkfiflll Education VVILLIAM F. VVIGGER-CfIL'IlIf.Yf?'j' FRANCES M. WIIELAN-Civics 'Miss MacArthur and Miss McDonald were at Parker during the February Semes- ter. They are now touring Europe, but expect to return in February, 1929. I 17 X 15125 Eh? iiarker Annual 1525 fd-2 Members of the Faculty CY , lm l i M- Cillifllllfll Rifzw' looking .vrrzlllmwl rw ' I X y X r 1 .nnjv from rrzw' Lake Mirllignzz, Tllix is the anlraurc to Lakes la Gulf Deep H llfC'l ZC.'lU'.,, fKGIlf'JIlt1IL and Fnbry jvlmto, c0jvyrglzfc'd.j CLASSES MOON ,Z NNW-L-IN6 AND EMMY WW Xa!- jiif QM W Z X- , ' I Z, f .ZZ . .,'-9-1.+:n.v-7 - wap --9-mv--nw-1 g,gg 'fc-2-4ll'Y'7- ' f 7 f '7 L . 1925 Uhr Barkrr Annual 15125 O.. A Illlslf ' CRESWELL STRINGER FOWLER AASEN OFFICERS President . . ..... JACK CRESWELL l'7iC!7'Pl'US1.Cl't'Iz.f . . MARY STRINGER Secretary . . . . ANNIE AASEN Treasurer ........ RALPH FOWLER HISTORY OF Tl-IE. CLASS OF FEBRUARY, l928 The class of February, 1928, entered Parker in February 1924, It was put under the leadership of Miss Jane Deming, who, since then, has been transferred to Hyde Park. It was only natural that this class should feel strange and much lost in its new home of education. However, it chose Dan F erner as class presi- dent, and soon this feeling of strangeness wore away and the members of the class became a part of their surrounding, besides making many new friends. A year passed and the February students were no longer freshmen. As their leaders, they chose Bob iO'Leary, president, john Detrich, vice-president, Llew Abbott, secretary, and Anna May Richardson, treasurer. The class was now under the leadership of Mr. Henry S. Peacock, who still lingers in the memory of Parkerites. They loyally supported all the school publications, athletics, and other organizations. As juniors this class distinguished itself both scholastically and socially. Now they had reached the height of their ambition-they were seniors! As 4B's they chose Carroll Gebhardt, john Nichols, Annie Aasen, and Roger Currier as class officers. They had participated in almost every athletic endeavor due to the excellence of Jack Creswell, Ralph Fowler, and John Nichols on the basketball team. Mary Stringer also showed her splendid ability in swimming. Randall Ahern and Earl Kubicek were officers in the R. O. T. C. and later awarded medals. Then came their last semester for reveling under the jurisdiction of their Alma Mater. Their leaders were all well known: jack Creswell, Mary Stringer, Annie Aasen, and Ralph Fowler. During this year they also had several members on the Annual and the Green and IfV1zite staffs. ' BERNICE GOLUS. fln Collaboration with Harriette Brownj l19l n..,.is. ..r.f...- mt, .1 ' 1925 Uhr Marker Annual 1925 .ANNIE AASEN'G6116f3l Language P. C. L.: Sec. Dramatic Club '27: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: S. G. S.: Sec. 4B Class: Sec. 4A Class: Social Committee 'Z7. Her popularity speaks for her ax an all around good sport. RANDALL AHERN-General Science P. C. L.: R. O. T. C.: Chess Team: Golf Team: Rifle Team. Randall has that inwlua-ble knack of pleasing rwryozzc he meets. DORIS ANIIERSCIN-FOLIY Year Commercial P. C. L.: S. G. C. Lvl!!-Ill-lllf Tlzc'rr's mischief mzclvr that gentle sh yucxs. NVILLIAINI H.xL'Hk-Two Year Office Practice P. C. L.: Chess Club. Handsome and intelligent, ive like him o lot. lXIA1us.xRl-Yr liaoxsois-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. C.: S. G. C.: I. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Glee Club: Commencement Com- mittee: Cantata '25, '26, '27. No 'ZUl'FllC1ll'S in tho works wlzmz she taker hold. HARRIETTPZ L. BROWN-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Class Historian, Korn in xrlzlarslzip, charming in 1IlCIll'llCl', loyal iw frim11l.vl11p. ELI-'Axon l3L'1tn.xNK-Geiieral Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Class Luncheon Committee: Class Play '28. Thvy .simply arv11't zmult' any sweater or dairztivr. Nonrlux C.xR1.soNh-'General Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: Chess Team: Ora- torieal Contest '27: Class Play '28: Commence- ment Committee. Clxecrful and always really to help, Norman has tem: many friends in Parker. juli CREs!N'r:x.1.-General Language P. C. L.: Sec. '26: Dr, Club: Basketball Capt. '27g Baseball: Football Mgr. '26: Operetta '25, '20: -LAX Class Pres. .Yot v-:wr tho lmvx arc lI1tXl'1'l' than our llf'f7t'lld- ahla proxizlvlzl. EI.IZ.XllliTII M. IJAYIS-FOUI' Year Household Arts P. C. L.: Owls: S. G. C.: G. A. A.: Ball Club: Volleyball Team: Baseball Team: Capt. Bas- ketball Team. .ll girl who crm't my ca1l't. cya 4-Yi 201 na 5 M, ,ip ll my M x l , lzl lll l I .. 1- iw, -i w. w ..,1.w, v 'N' ' ., 'Nl -- ' it in-' -l l e, 4 l l ll ll' M ll l .J l .i lu W 'il:iIll1l.i,nl'f Y M lm. . Mun' iw..:'..::'l'..,.-t.,at-'nl.':,,,.,,:m-., '.. l:'i.,1i.,i' 'gm:,i.v. ,, ' , fn, 'mt.I ..'Y, 1525 Uhr Harker Annual 1925 . --Y .L---gs K MALCOLM DEUTSCH-FOLIF Year Commercial P, C, L.g Owlsg G. 81 W. Statfg R. O. T. C.g Pres. P. C. L. Bank '28g Basketball. Keep your eye on the ball and the rest of the game is easy. DOROTHY DIMAN-General Language P. C. L.g G. 81 W. Staffg S. G. C.g Sr. G. C. Tlmid? Brzzslz aside that mask of slzyness and see .' xlilk-IURIE XV, EASTMANQGC11CYHl Language P. C. L.g Dr. Clubg Life Saving Clubg S. G. C.g J. G C.g Sr. G. C.g Spanish Club. She allways adds a grain of conznzon sense. BERNICE ERICKSON-General Language P. C. L.3 Dr. Clubg S. G. C.g J. G. C.g Sr. G. C. No 'wonder gentlemen prefer blondes, MAE FLOOD-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.g Dr. Clubg S. G. C.g I. G. C.g Sr. G. C. She is one flood the more of zvhielz you get the more you want. RALPH FOWLER-General Language P. C. L.g Dr. Clubg G. 8x W. Staffg Basketball and Swimming Teamsg 4A Class Treas.g Hi-Y Treas. '26. Fowler is known as a jolly good fellow. LILLIAN FUERST-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.g Owlsg Dr. Club: Cashier P, C. L. Bank 'ZSQ S. G. C.g I. G. C.g Sr. G. C. Iizzerst never comes second! GOLUH-1 G.NBRIC-GCIICFHI Science P, C. L.g Dr. Clubg S. G. C.g J. G. C.g Sl . G. C.g L. S. C.g Pres. Hiking Club '27. Her .nanze does not synrbolise the eolor of her lzazr, but just her sunny self. CATHERINE GALLAGHER-GC116I'Eil Language P. C. L.g Dr. Clubg S. G. C. lVo11ldu't you think those eyes would get tired zeorleing overtime? Bl.-RRY CATHERINE GALLAGHER-General Language P. C. L.g Dr. Clubg S. G. C. Looking for miselzief? Page lllaryl l2Il O w l l Q i 1 l l i 1 l r 1 '-YU 1528 Uhr liatkrr Annual IEEE, CARROLL TAYLER GEBIIARIIT-f3QllCl'2il Language P. C. L.: G. Sz VV. Staff: Baseball: Basketball: 4B Class Pres.: Social Committee. ll'ail fill Clflflfllii' rn1uf's,' l1l?'ll fi.i' it. ANNE GLAZE-SClC11CC Dr. Club: Glee Club: Cantata: Class Play. Tlzvrefr souwtlzing nifc abou! c'ucryouc', but ll1Ul'C'J ewcryflzzzzg 11160 about .f'lum'. RUTH LAv1NA GRAY-General Language P. C. L.: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Nature Study Club. Laugh and the 'world lllllfllli with you. VVILLIAM GREENBERLL-General Science Basketball: Baseball: Mgr. Soccer 'Z7: Com- mencement Committee: P. C. L.: Owls. .fudge a num by the quality and quantify of his frivlulx. ROIZI-IR'l' GROENIER-GCl1Cl'3l Science P. C. L.: Football: Athletic Editor, G. 8: VV. '27, '28. I?ig-lzvarffvl Bull, grid lzvro und class fa'U0r'iIe. MARGARET Gt rsc'H-General Language Owls: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Annual Staff '28: Nomlnating Committee: Class Gift Committee: Life Saving Club. G17d'.v grcafcst gift 10 man, a frm' frimul. S. DoNAI.n Ilocuixmx-General Science .. Dr. Club: Glee Club: Chess Club: Class Play '2S: Oratorical Contest '26. Tl1cr0's a uauglzfy flzild in every family, but tvlmt foulcl we do -without him? Loci-LLLA Nlxm' PIOOYER-GC1l6I'8l Language P. C, L.: Dr. Club-1 Owls: S G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: G. A. A.: Golf Club: Class Play, Cantata '28. To bv truly fcufzine is an art. Flilfll IQETCIIA M-Cjmuwtll .St'lL'llL'L' P. C. L.: Owls: Rifle team: Chess team: Cap- tain R. O. T. C. Silr'ul Calif only 1'iz'al. l'iIiI.EX IQOTAN-COTTllIl8l'Cl21l P. C. L.: Dr. Clubg Owlsg J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Orchestra. Those HlL'l'l'y vyvs are cz rvsult of a merry lwart. CY-9 LY: l22l 1 l i i fl ' ffl! f- 'f 'f ' 1523 01112 iiarkrr Annual 1528 EARL Kl'BIC'EK-GC11CT3l Scic11ce P. C. L.: Dr. C.: R. O. T. C.: Rifle team, Class play: Jr. State Fire Marshal. The rrasozz why girls low a imifown. ROGER LAN11o1.1f-Geiieral Science P. C. L. .'l dark rurly lmul limit 0'Z't'I' tl lmok, Doaorm' C.-vruskrxi-3 Liiwrs-General Science P. C. L.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C. ldlcnvss is zzwer l1aNv1'r1r'ss. Gsirrnumz LIEBERMAN-FOIIY Year Commercial P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Sr. G, C.: Business mana- ger class play ,28. Reliant, f'ffC'l'l'lIf, go-grlfrf' Geri. JAILFEN C. Locmr:-Foiir Year Commercial P. C. L.: Dr. Club: French Club: Glee Club: Orchestra. II lmt -zcm' llzaf xlzatlmv? 0, ,t4l'lt'I'II just duslznl Ivy. DOROTPIX' Frokicxcc Ll'TZ+G6116I'3.l Science P. C. L.: Equestrian Club: G. 81 VV, staff '27, 'Z8: Sr. G. C. A .r-zcvct .vmilr and tr gcv1e1'n11.s' .rfirif 'ZUIIH many frmwztlx. JACK MACLENNAN-General Science P. C. L.: Dr. Club, Swimming and Football. Laugh today, lzmrfivs, more fun tomorrnrv. A'lAE MCATEER-Four Year Commercial P. C, L.: Owls: Accountant P. C, L.: Bank 27: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Glee Club: Cantata 227. l'l'iilz rr mininzzznz nf 7101.-VF, xlzf Nllllllli Il llI0.l.'l- mum of 1'f'.vull.r. FLORE NVE XlC4EI.ROX'1GSllCfHl Science Dr. Club: Class Play: J. G. C.: S. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Le Cercle Francais: Baseball 'Z-1. Flo, always an tht' yo, IIl Z'! l' t1'1-ed, mffvr slow. CHARLI-is McKr:1-3-Four Year Commercial Owls: Orchestra: P. C. L.: Treas. '26: Pres. '27 P. C. L, Bank: Cashier 'Z6: Chairman of Ring and Pin Cmnmittee. .-1 perfect blrml of quicl ll1'fllll.f'V, keen 1'11fcll1'- gcncc and pt'r.vm1nl rlznrzii. 7 l l23 7 'A-.:Amz.:tl'-' -, . 1925 Elie Barker Annual 1925 HELEN MILLKENT MELzER-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C. I'm'.muf1lily de luxe. MAizc:ARET NlURTlMER-GCl16I'Zil Language P, C. L.: Dr. Club: Sr. G. C.: Hiking Club: Hockey Club. The girl 'ave all like and ci zleeided brunette. ROBERT MULnER,jR.-General Science P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Spanish Club. .Al quiet little fellow people like rn have around. FLoRENc'E JUNE NQJFTSKER-GCl1Cf8l Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: I. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Glee Club: G. A. A.: Class Play: Can- tata: '26, '27 Class Song Committee. Her !'llt1l7flL'if'f rings as true as her 'z'0irc'. l,I.EWliI.LYN GRAY Owiaxs-General Language P. C. L., Vice Pres. '28:Dr. Club, Treas. 28: Swimming Team '26, '27: Basketball 28: Ass't Advertising Manager G. ik VV. 'ZSQ Class Play: Class Gift Committee: Luncheon Committee: Hi-Y. A juzmly lad with lots of .map and go. Enrru PELLETT-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.: Sr. G. C.: Hiking Club. A true Pmkerile. Lois IQATHRYN PRATT-CiCl16l'3l Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: G. C. Treas.: I. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Cantata 'Z7: Commencement Com- mittee. The .S'-zveellieart of Farkei' Hi. I-1u.rAN M AE RIl'l'LEic36l1CfHl Language Sr. G. C.: Spanish Club: Vice Pres. '26. P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Owls: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: IE:I.'Cl'j'll0llj' likex Lil lweazzse she will. ISLSA IJouoT11EA SATIIER-X7OC3flOl'l?ll P. C, L.: Dr. Club: Sr. G. C. She lmx only been al l'm'hrr a short time but it will ln' lzanl ln fill the pluee ,vhe has made for lie:-self. OLlX'E SANIDAKER-Irlllll' Year Commercial P. C. L.: j, G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Ball Club: Capt.. Baseball '25: G. A. A. Slaunell, slzlrdy, ri frm' friend. cv l24l Min , Y ,.,,.,,-.. ,.. . .,a,.,--'14-,ye-,-5 fm- v-grew W ape-fs-41 li6W1?'-ifl' 15123 Uhr Barker Annual 1525 LEVVIS SCHUMAN-General Science P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Soccer, Capt. 'ZSQ Winter Sports Club, Pres. '26g G. Sz W. Staff '27. Ha may be dozen, but heir 11rz'cr ont. GEORGE O. SHAFFNER-General Science P. C. L.: Chess Club: Soccer: Track: Skating: R. O. T. C.. Il? icoudm' how hz' gets fl1vf'c,' zicwz' .vcc111.r to lzurry. ELLA BERNICE Snoimsss-General Language P. C. L.: Dramatic Club: S. G. C.: J, G. C., Vice Pres.: Sr. G. C., Pres.: Glee Club: Can- tata '26, '27: Operetta '26g Class Play: Chair- man Commencement Committeeg Class Song Committee. A piece of Dresden china come to life. MURIEL SMITH-General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Clubg J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Class Play. .7lI. S. must stand for Mighty S1lafffvy. AI.BERTINA SToI.K-General Science P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Glee Club: Cantata '26, 'Z7. Tina is just naturally loveable. MARY L. STRINGER-General Science P, C. L.: Sr. G. C.:-1A Class Vice Pres.: Class Play '283 Class Luncheon Committee Chairman, G. A. A.: Pr,es. '25: Swimming Team: Capt. '26. A li'z'c wire from head lo toe, Our ilIm'y 'will be fwofvnlar wlzcrcfvcr .the may go. JOHN V. NVALLER-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: French Club, Treas. '26: Art Staltg '27 Annual: Inter-school Poster Compe- tition. He slings a Iitile ink: and bclzold, a- eleven slretclz. DOROTHY XVENDLAND-GCl1EI'Hl Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Sr. G. C.: Lorelei ,263 Asst. Art Editor ,Z6 Anuual: Announcement Committee. Pal'ker's mirror of faslzion. AGNES WENDT-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.: Sr. G. C.g Though modest and gentle, she rules lm' own mind. THOMAS XNyILLISQGEll6fHl Science P. C. L.: Owls: Winter Sports Club: Hi-Y: Class Gift Committee. I will, and he did! CY-5 9-YU l25 WIMM 1928 01112 Harker Annual 1525 r'1 l LILLIAN WIl.SON-FOIIF Year Commercial ' E P. C, L, Dr. Club: sf. G. C.: spanish Clnbg I Usherg Manager Class Play '28. lVif, 'ZK'l.Vll'011I and 7c'iIliug11f'.v.v. VIRGINIA RUTH WILSON--General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Owlsg S. G. C.: J. G. C.g Sr. G. C.: Class Gift Committeeg Class Play. The height of good fellowship is to mind your I own business, I l i - ALICE B. ZABELIN-General Science P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Sr. G. C.g Orchestrag Ball Clubg Class Gift Committee. Laugh, weep, dance, dl'C't1lll-'lUI1l'llf she speaks through her molm. FEBRUARY GRADUATES CNo Photos, LEONARII SCRIBA-General Language P. C, L.g Dr, Club: Soccerg Trackg Winter Sports Club: Class Gift Committeeg Ring and Pin Committee. My time is prr'cions! ETIIEI. IJONNAN-TWO Year Office Practice Earnfst and cczfvnilwlv, we will 1n1'.s'.v her. JUNE GRADUATES CNQ Photosj HELEN B0RN1TWO Year Stenography Jr. Dr. Club: Glee Clubg Ball Club. 5110's 'very lllll1lSfl'1'0llS, and a jolly good friend. EN'FLX'N JMKSON-General Language P, C. L.g S. G. C.g I. G. C.3 Sr. G. C.g Ball Club. Danfing and walkinig on lzvr tors, Is the way around Parker .vhc goes. AGN1-Ls WILMA NICIJACHLAN-GSIICTHI Language P. C. L.g S. G. C.g J. G. C.g Sr. G. C.g Lip Reading Clubg Pres '27g Hockey Club. miIIIww,.IIII1I3WIMMIWIIIQWIVM1-W C1-5 'F l 26.1 lf ,, W H., . , M H M W 1 -I X. , W I. , ,iv . . ,X ,,., 3'h ii .i' 1528 Uhr iparkrr Annual 1528 HoTzFIEI.D SHORT GLENDON ' INwooD HITCIICOCK STREET HOFEMAN IXENISTON OFFICERS Fcbrzuzrv func RAYMOND HITCIICOCK XVALLACE STREET PVl',Yilft'llf ..... ,EDITH HoTzFIE1.D Vice-Prc.ria'mzt . . . . WILLIAM SIIoRT Secretary ..... MARX' GLENDON MABEL HOFFMAN Treasurer ..... HOWARD TNWOOD DAVID KENISTON HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, l928 The class of june, 1928, entered Parker in September, 1924 and holds the distinction of being the last freshman class to exist at Parker. One bright morning about two hundred newly-arrived pupils were sent up to the College study hall and were there given instructions as to how to arrange programs b-y several teachers. Early in the life of this class a scare arose. It was thought that possibly the freshmen might have to attend classes in the building occupied by the Kershaw Grammar school. For the time being, pending the outcome of the crowded condi- tion which caused this class to be called the Kershaw group, classes were held in the College building from 3 p. m. to 6 p. m. In a few weeks conditions were remedied through the work of Dr. XVilliam B. Owen, late president of the Chicago Normal Collegeg Mr. Sheppard, vice president, Mr. Perrine, Parker principal at the time, Mr. Smith, assistant principal, and members of the College and high school faculties. Satisfactory sChedules were finally arranged to accommodate the freshman class. During the first year, under the leadership of Dorothy Gard, VVilliam Gray, and Myrtle Gregg, the class prospered socially and scholastically. In the second year the class continued to keep up its record in scholarship and activities. Several members of the class took part in the operetta, The Fire Prince. Several students showed their outstanding ability in various lines and may be taken as representative of the group. These were: Frank Hynes, Donald Mulvihill, Kathryn Rinehart, Nan Creswell, and Vivian Dixon. The other sections of this book are devoted to a record of activities in the senior semesters. FRANK HYNES. l27l ' 'n.h4.......' ' is... . - I-....n., . . 1, .s.a......i..1x.::':.1,.Q., , R- Rn. '- --rm-. -I-wagons-w fig 4 llliidltl.Iiii'liliiiiii2liii'iwli.allmlluiMnlIll N I - ii 1525 Elie Barker Annual 15123 FRED ADAM s--General Science P. C. L., Sec. '28: Owls, Vice-Pres. '27, Secy.- Trcas '26g Glee Clubg Operetta '283 Photo Edi- tor '28 Annualg Chairman of Ring and Pin Coinmitteeg Chairman of Student Council Com- mittee. It is well to think 'wellg it is desire to act well. JOIIANNA ADAMS--Four Year Social Science P. C. L.g Sr. G. C. If she fi-owns we know she doesn'f mean it. HILIIA ANIDERSON-OIIC Year Office Practice S. G. C.: I. G. C. We are wry sorry to see Hilda leave ns so soon, for she's only been with ns one year. WILLIAM ANIJERSON-GC11Cf3l Science P, C. L.3 G. 81 W. Staff '28g Band. An all around good sport, liked by his fellows- ASIiI.EY BEATTY P. C. L.g Dr. Cluhg G. Sz W. 'Z8. A regular fellow, likeable and soriable. EDWIN BEC KER-General Science P. C. L.3 Dr. Club, Pres. 'ZSQ Glee Clubg Can- tata '27g Operetta 'ZSQ Baseball, Football. ll hen it eonzcs to sports and drainatics, Eddie is there. WII.I.ARIi BENSON-General Science P. C, L., Sec. 'Z8gTrackg Spanish Club. Benny would go out of his way for a friend. DORIS BLINN1GCHCf3l Language P. C. L.: Dr. Clubg S. G. C.: J. G. C.g Sr. G. C.g French Clubg Glee Clubg Equestrian Club. Always in a calm stateg never troubled, so it XL'C'11lS. BETTY BOWMAN--General Language P, C. L.g Dr. Clubg S. G. C.g I. G. C.g Sr. G. C.3 Glee Club. Slow to speak, but wisely spoken. NlARGUER1'1'E BRADY-GCUCYHI Science P. C. L.g Dr. Clubg S. G. C.3 J. G. C.g Sr. G. C.g Ring and Pin Committee, She's neither noisy nor quiet, bold or shyg she's just right. i281 h'nbnhe........L4.....,, 1 .. 1- if P- --'vvrunw 1525 Uhr Harker Annual 1523 MARY FRANCES BRENNEN-General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: I. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Hiking Club. The powers of art and wit are strong whenf joined, JOHN RUSSELL BROOKS-Pharmacy P. C. L.: R. O. T. C.: Band, Capt. '27. A man and a soldier. HARRY' BRYANT-GCHEFHI Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Chess Club: Spanish Club: Soccer: Tennis. Short and snappy, but 'very lzajvffy. ELMER BUDLOVE-Four Year Social Science P. C, L.: R. O. T. C.: Band: Orchestra: Cheer Leader. Heres hoping Elmer leads ewryone in life as he has led us zn cheers. R UT H CARR-General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: French Club. True lo her word, her work, and her friends. JOSEPHINE CASPER-'GCIICFHI Language P. C. L.: Dr, Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C., Treas.: French Club: Glee Club. The first of foFranHelen. EUGENE Cl.OSSON-TCCl111lC3l P. C. L.: Chess Club: Sifters. A 'very depemlalwle fellow and lIl'ZK'l1j'.Y ready lo help. PAUL COLBY-GCIICYHI Science P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Chess Club: Soccer. An exrvedizzgly pleasant assaeiafe and a good comrade, GEORGE N. COLEMAN-GCUCTHI Science P. C. L.: Chess Club: Track: Tennis: Sifters. He's our faiihfnl librarian, always on the HAROLD COLLINS-General Science' P. C. L.: Chess Club: Band, A pleasant eomfvalzion and a good talker. CY, 4-YU i l29 1925 Eh? iiurkrr Annual 1528 MARIEM MA NAN Cucswixu.-General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C., Treas.: Sr. G. C.:Capt, Volleyball Team '26: Lorelie: Glee Club: Cantata '25, '26, '27: Operetta '25, '26, 'Z8: Class Play: Class Song Author. Hold the fort, I Oni coming! IDOROTIIY DAN1E1.s-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.: Sr. G. C. Always looking on the bright side of things. MARION DANNER-General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.5 J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: French Club: 'Ball Club: Tennis Club: G. Sz W. Staff '27, 'Z8: Annual Staff '28: Life Saving Club. The G. 55' IV. and Ihr' G, A. A. will find it hard to fill the 'zfaeaney Marizni has left. V1N'IAN Dixox-General Language P.C.L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Glee Club: Cantata '26: Operetta '26, '28: Editor-in-Chief G. Sz VV. '27: Lorelic: Life Saving Club: Quill and Scroll '27, '2S: Class Play '28, She falkefl, she snzilecl, we were lnegnilvd. YYIULET M. liR1c'RsoN-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.: Owls. Her' friends will 'z-ouch for her sterling worth. MARX' l :VlfLYN Fi2'r'rER1.v-General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G, C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: G. A. A.: Life Saving Club: Lorelie: Ten- nis Club. Muny things .vhe is, but nmxt of all, sincere. Bi-3A'rRic'i: FOs'rifR-General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Sr. G. C.: Glee Club: Operetta '26: G, A. A.: Hiking Club: Eques- trian Club: Ring and Pin Committee. They my .vmiles are the language Of low. Ci,ARi-:Nea FRAZER4GCl1Cl'3.l Science P. C. L.: Hi-Y: Rifle Team. .Al truly remar-lealile fvllnw and mi iwzialualilc f1'ir'nd. LUUILE G. Fusco-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: Sr. G. C. lf is not wise to be wiser than zieeessary, IJOROTHY J. CARD-GCllCl'3.l Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: Sec. '27: Vice Pres. S. C. C.: J. G. C.: Sec. Sr. G. C.: Life Saving Club: Chairman Social Committee: Operetta '26, '28: Class Plays '28: Freshman Class President. But were it to my fancy gizfen To rate her charms, l'd call them heafven. 'NJ 1-Yi rn... .Winn i.. ....l.u.- .. .lm ii.i.nn.ii.iu.uWmlt ii.imwmiiiw N l30l ., 7.1.5 qi-v-.1-gp-1-.2-F-V . Vfvv ..7-,sv-- -lvqvw'-align' 1528 Uhr Barker Annual 1925 ROX'AL GLAHN-General Science P. C. L.: Chess Club. His cheerful smile is a 'wzngzmrd to his 110 less cheerful self. MARY Gusxnox-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Vice Pres, Quill and Scroll: Ass't Editor G. 81 VV.: G. A. A.: Sec. Tennis Clubs: Class Play: Sifters. If igzznraner' is bliss, poor .llary is in misery. Bizimlcl-3 GOLL'S-ciC1l6l'3.l Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J, G. C.: Pres. Sr. G. C.: Literary Editor '28 Annual: Ring and Pin Committee: Membership Com,- mittee of P. C. L. The Gods are just: her charm is but desewizzg. VVILLIAM E. GRAY-General Science P. C. L.: Owls: R. O. T. C.: Band: Orchestra: Nature Club. Stndious and fav a leasing conzlvination. .l . , . HELEN GRIFFITH-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: Treas. 'Z7: Dr. Club: Ticket Manager Operetta 28: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C. The price of Helwfs 'wisdom rammi he rated Jessie ELINUR Giuczc:-General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: French Clulm. Slze's a whiz nf her sludirs. NYESTA M. GRoNnoi.M-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C. A 'wry amiable and defvendablv Parleerife. DORIS E. HALLMAN-General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Sr. G. C.: Life Saving Club. V Doris' lzrart is as sunny as her locks. LILLIAN HAMPTON-General Science P. C. L.: S. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Ball Club. Infant ufvwz ihe thing she has fo do. SARA HAxDL12v-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.: Vice Pres. 'Z8: S. G. C.: I. G. C.: Sr. G. C. Things perfected by zmfure are better than flmse finished by nrt. L. ,J Cv wv l l3I 1525 Uhr Harker Annual 1525 l 'bww l l l l NJ llnl' la.l,nuluuliliJ.nllllllllnlWmliunlliiMli lllMiaAl!MllMWl ii W ' ' J. ,in CuAR1.o'rTE HANLEY-General Language P. C. L.g Dr. Club: J. G. C.g Sr. G. C. C'l1a1'I0fte is the fvnsxcssor of many friends at Parkc'l'. HENRY Hiessuiu-General Science P. C. L.g Track. 1Iv111'y's not foo large, not too small, just right. ELAINE HILLIER-General Language P. C. L.g Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.g French Clubg Hiking Club. Iirmvn eyes zvifh zuondrons 'wilrl1i11g charm. FRANLAES HITL'lI15C'1i-GCIICFHJ Language P. L. L.g Dr. Clubg S, G. C.: J. G. L.: Sr. G. C.: Glee Clubg Operetta '28g French Club Class Play. T110 .SJt'L'0l1d of Jnlfra1zIIvlun RAYMQND I'iI'l'L'lli'0L'K-GEllCl'Ell Science P. C, L.g Dr. Clnbg Class Playg 4A Class Presiflentg Hi-Yg Treas. '23, --1 man-a pal-nur fl'I'Sflit'IIf. IUAHHL A. I-101-'FMAN-FOlll' Year Commercial P. C. L.g P. C, L. Bank Vice Pres. '27g Owlsg -LN Class Secretary. Sim spoke ua .vlalzlivrg nv, nor' Iixlmzed to it. ElJl'I'lI HU'l'Zl ll-II,llfFOL1l' Year Clnnmercial P. C. L,g Owls: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.g Chairman CUIIIIIICIICCITICIII Connnitteeg Annual Staff 'ZOQ 4B Class President. Lat HX Irv .wen Ivy our dvva'.v. Mlunu-zu Hnx'Mou.ER-General Language P. C. L.: J. G, C.: Sr. G. C.g Glce Club: Siftersg Ball Clubg Hiking Club. pl lzafjvy, thouglztfnl maid. Enwlx Herz-Arcliitectural P. C. L.g Sifter: Bandg Orcliestrag Football. lid ix alwayx l'!1L'l'VfIlI and really to help. F1.o1ucNcE l'IL'NTER1GCl'lCl'Lll Language P. C, L.g Owlsg Sec. S. G. C.g Sec. J. C. C.g Sr. G. C.: Tennis Clubg Chairman Announce- ment Committee. I5z'crym1c Iilclnv In falk fo lflnrmzrr. She always has .vmizvflzizzy .va iHfCl'l'XIillig to say. l'32J l l l i i i-law n ,,Mw mg 0 . wll jxuii 1523 Uhr Marker Annual 1925 .Zio 0 FRANK HX'NES-'G6llCf3l Science P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: Chess Club: Orchestra: Business Manager G. Sz VV, '27: Ticket Manager Operetta '28: Editor-in-Chief '28 Annual: Business manager Class Play '28: Publication Committee: Membership and Stu- dent Council Committee, P. C. L.: Sifters. The big boy with thc' lmml for lizisiizcss. ll ho doeszzft ln'II1l'2U 1 rc1uk.'!! 7 I'l0XYARD Ixwoon-General Science P. C. L.: R. O. T. C.: Rifle Team: Chess Team: Basketball '27, 28: Class Treasurer '27: G. 8 VV. Staff: Annual Staff. A main, tiki' tl mitvll, is to lu' zializcd by his. 7lIt1IllIFt' of going. LEUNARU J.M'UHSl'1X'--GC'll6l'Zil Science P. C. L.: Glee Club: Operetta 28: Class Play H281 Chess Club. llherr' many fail hc .v1m'm'zis. HARYIIET JANNERY-FOLII' Year Commercial P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Glee Club, Cantata '27: Operetta '28: G. A. A. Harriet is a qtzivt and .vifzrwc little maid with ci winning pcrxomzlity. DoRo'rux' juxsux-General Language P. C. L.: Dr, Club: Sr. G. C.: French Club. A lll0lllI'IIl,A' llltlltfllll ix rm hour in 'w0rd.r. HELEN Jesvuusicx-Geiieral Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Operetta '28: Class Play, Ye gods, but .vhv is 'Zi'tlI1dl'0llS fair. ll1l,XISFL R. Jiixssx-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Glee Club: Cantata '27- Operetta 228: S. G. C.: Sr, G. C.: Class Play. ln, hcr you'll fnd justice and truth. HANNA11 Jonxsox-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: Glee Club: Sr. G. C.: Class Play. To .vce har is but to low hor. V. HARoLn Ki-LNNINGTUN-General Science P. C. L.: R. O. T. C.: Capt. Rifle Team: Glee Club: Operetta 228: Class Play 27: Soccer. Our distiiigtrislicd military ojfifcr who has brought honor tn Pcirkvr, DAVID KENISTON-Social Science P. C. L.: Sifters: Quill and Scroll: G. Sz W. Staff: Annual Stall '2S: 4A Class Treasurer: Chief Usher Operetta '28: Track: Soccer. To our Humor Editor of the G. 6' l'l .!! lllay he ewr' jimi' thc bright .vidv of life. l33 Ck 1925 Uhr liaxkvr Annual 1925 K X IRX lxlklllllllll' lmir Sur Lomnnrcul Sr l fm l mx ulnl lups hu nun comz X nur lux min nc n General Language S .S'l1r'.f ulic'uy.v rl1m'rf11l and ha I Rlfll lxllu Ill R Technical I. C. LJ Basketball' Baseball lltlll lm c and lim I i u in C'01lll 4 AURUIAM ll lxllll beneral language lx XX Qtaff pri 1 i lu Llf1ll1lf'lIlll1Hll1llH lfml linux IXRNMFR lic-ncral Qcience P. C, L.: Chairman Social Committee' Dr Cum' C' Club' Hi-X' Spanish Club' G. 8: VV. Staff .llivify flux, hrxv lwcn thv l7llL'kl70llQv 0 wi I iuczal u M x ,Vive QIIPSTPR lxnum Qocial Science 4 s can qnnzq .ith an Immu! are XlARlUN LAIRD General Language wsbc FI-'res 277 Sr Pres. Tennis Club' Class Commencement Com mittee ,llurimi will villirr find a 'way or make a wagy IJORFIIEX I xxx-, General Language Ows Dr Clu 9 G C res J. C. C. Treas.3 Sr. C. C. Vice-Presg Eques trian Club' Tennis Club' French Club 120113 nas nm cr kuorur to lfaze angthing 'till f0ll10lI0'Zl that shl could do tmlax In x l xunmsrx General Language r u 1 C f Sz W Annual Statlfg Quill 8 Scroll O 1' thing ix rwmvl' good and that thing is SIIFCL SX. JYLIANA l,AXVI.EY-fVlCIlCI'Eil Language . ...'Ows'Dr. 'lub' . .C.'Sr Opercttag Class Play' Class Gift Committee The l't'!'l5Ullf 'nhg some mm ffrcftr brzmnettes N-7 LV 34 P. AL.g S. G. C.: J. G. C3 f . G. C. Sh' 5 me im' 2' Q s .' sal. P. c. L.lg s. G.AC.g J. Q. c., gf. G. C. 5 I . H , 1 -. ' llc, tvly px ii: in .v'l, P. c. 1... G. 'V l '. A ' 28. Ili' fl .' zlrfvn to l?ll.'lll I ' ' nf 4.1 . ' l l- ' , l, L ,Y U 1 ' l s ' ll 7 I f fl P. Cl. .. S ' Ol , . ' P. C. L. I 4 111: V .fw O 'l.'3 'e.'2J: 1' 11.6. C.: ,G.C.g P. c. 1... vi.-Q' . ' bg .. . .P .Q I I ' P. c. D . ci iiflsr. c. ig 2. '. Statlg ll f ' , PCI, l, Q ,JG , .G.C.g l V , . .- 'l l Q a j... Y Jl ':'w' mL. --' 1 l .J l J iniiunni mu mn mimi .L ll ' ' W 1925 Uhr liarkrr Annual 1523 SYLVIA LEVINE-General Language P. C. L.g Owlsg Dr. Club: S. G, C.g J. G. C. Sr. G. C. . Jllusir is said to be thc .vjvrwrlz of angels. STANLEY MACiER1GCll6Y3l Language P. C. L.5 Dr, Clubg G. Sz VV. Staff. You cont? make him mad. ALICE MCGUIRE-General Language P. C. L.g P. C. L. Bank: Dr. Club' S. G. C.' J. G. C.g Sr, G. C.g French Club. Y Y fllifo d0c'sn t nerd to worry about moncv troubles, Iizwaiise she has golden. Uzorj haii MARGARET MEGGISON-General Language P, C. L.g Vice-Pres. Dr, Clubg S. G. C.3 J. G. C.g Sr. G. C. 1 Shes pretty to 'walk with, And 'witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think ou. RIARTHA JANE MILLER-Household Arts P. C. L.g S. G. C.g J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.g Lip Reading Club: Sec. Treas. '26. Life has no blessing like a true friend. CHARLES MILLS P. C. L.g Glee Club: Operettag Baseballg Swimming, Chuck is a good fellow and a fine' nzzrsicicm. RUTH G. LIOOIRE-HOLlSGhOld Arts P. C. L.g Dr. Clubg J. G. C.g Sr. G. C. Ruth is quiet and rvscr'z'vd, but u Cllllflllillff friend. GEORGE M0RT0N1GCU6THl Science Athletic Editor G. 8: VV.g Athletic Editor '28 Annual. George is a good sport with an rye for fun. and research work. DONALD MULVIHILL-General Science P, C. L.g Owlsg R. O. T. C.g Siftersg G. 8: NV. Staff: Business Manager 'ZS Annualg Quill 81 Scroll. If success doesift greet hiviz, ho'll get an intro- duftion through his dominating clzaracter. ELIZABETH MUNCASTERQGCIICYHI Language P, C. L.: Owlsg Dr. Club: S. G. C.g I. G. C.g Sr. G. C.g French Clubg Pres. '27, '28, A heart to vjesolzie, a head to ront1'iz'v, and a hand to m'ecute. i351 1925 E112 Banker Annual 1925 K RUTH MURRAY-Four Year Connnereial P. C. L.: Dr. Club: j. G. C.: Sr. G. C.. Ruth is u true Parlrcritv, admired and liked by llllllly, GRACE MYERS-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: Sec. S, G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C: Pres C Club '26, '27: Ticket Manager Operetta 28: Sitter. 'llml still they gazed, and still the 'ZC,'0lllll2l grew, That mn' Xllltlll lzvud could carry ull she kttcun' FRANH-Ls Nnzsf-General Science P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S, G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Glue Club: Operetta '28: Golf Club: Hik- ing Club, Lurelie. .All:zum1y.v trnc tu ln'r.n'lf and otlzfrx. XVIRGINIA lXlENYLlN'-GEllCl'2il Language P. C. L.: Owls: See. Dr. Club '281 S. G. C.: J. G, C.: Sr. G. C.: Tennis Club: Class Play. Pretty is rm pretty dov.r. ' juim C. lYlCll0I.S-G6llCl'2il Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Basketball '25, '26, '27: Pres. XVinter Sports Club 'Z6: Hi-Y: Adv. Manager G. K VV. 27: Vice Pres. 4B Class: Social Committee, Feb. '27: Chairman Class Gilt Conunittee. Strmig 7'l.'C1JtlllS :nuke .vtrong actions. Bun O'LE.fxRY-General Science P. C. L.: Fuutball, Capt. '26, '27: Baseball: Suplnnnore Class President: Football Club: Cantata '27: Operetta '26, '28. .'l rafvtain in .vpm't.v, with a ClltH'l1l'lf'l' tlzut makes lm t'llC'll1ll'.V,' l1c'.v tl .vrlmol fc1z'0rite. Hmuuizr M. O'r'ri-1-Two Years Ofliee Practice Ball Club. Hvr'v'.v lmjviug I1llI'l'll'l niakcs rl great success in the llll.Yllll'.YX -zc'urlz!'. JACK OWEN-General Science P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Commencement Committee: Soccer: Baseball: Tennis: Chess Club: Glee Club: Operetta 223: Annual Staff 228: Class Play. Our u1a.vtm' actor and soccer player. jiim PALERM0-General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: G. A. A.: Ball Club: Tennis Club. Quick to think. quick to do: 51,1195 a Parkvritc tlzrn and thru, Mixkczixiu-:T 0XX'ENS?GCIlCfHl Language P. C. L.: Owls: Pres. '28: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: G. A. A.: Hiking Club: Class Play: French Club. Our Owl l'rv.vitlu1zt-Petite, 'Zk'llIX0ll1I'. null bright, 'V mn L' watt. ,N tu lt . uw. wllll lnmltla-lat Qnsgin 1928 E112 Harker Annual 1523 ANGELA B. PARIZEK-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Glee Club: Cantata '27: Operetta '28. Tall, slender, and straight, with all the graces blest. FLORENCE PENXN'ELL+GCll6FHl Science P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Glee Club, Cantata '27: G. Sz W. '27. lVe wonder if Flossy has been to Paris lately, so many stylish rlofhes, she wears. :XNGELINE M. Pl-'AUSER-TVVO Year Stenography P. C. L.: S. G. C.: J. G. C. Haw you ever noticed AIlgt'l1'll0'3 eyes? Look again. INIILIJRED L. PEEIFER-Four Year Commercial P, C. L.: S. G. C.: I. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Glee Club: Cantata 27. Milly's pleasing smile and 'ZG'l-lllll-Hg 71107111615 have won for her many friends. GRACE ELLEN PHILIPPI-General Language P. C. L.: S. G. C.: I. G. C.: French Club: Glee Club: Operettta '26: G. 8: VV. Staff '2S. A sweet, attractive kind of Grace DOROTHY PLUMMER-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Glee Club: Operetta '28. Dark eyes, eternal soul of pride! Deep life in all thafs true. ROSE PRATSCIIER-TWO Years Office Practice Ball Club. Rose is 'zfery depeizdableg dependalnility is a good reeam111e1zdal1ou. ABIGAIL PUMROY-Household Arts P. C, L.: Owls: Vice Pres. 'Z6: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Glee Club: Cantata '27: Operetta '28. If it is true that a merry heart lifietlz long, their Abbie will die of old age. HELEN Qnmx-Social Science P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Operetta '2S: Glee Club: Class Gift Com- mittee: Lorelie. fhe third and last of fIf0FI'UllH0lF71.,, EVERETT RAMSAY-GCI1CI'3.l Language P. C. L.: Hi-Y Sec.: Track: Swim: Soccer: Football: VVinter Sports Club. Hc'll ozferpower the world with his forceful ways. l37 1925 Uhr Marker Annual 1925 IREM: Es'1'EL1.E RI-JWALD-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: Sr. G. C. ll'!Hll1'l'l' if Irene llelievxes gentlemen prefer lllondes. Gounox M. RICE-T6Cll1lllC9.l P. C. L.: Chess Club: Camera Club: Lip Read- ing: Sec. 81 Treas. '27: Football. Gordmt has SfI'?lIfjfll, and u'hat's more he kno-ws how to use 11. KATIIRX'N RINEHAR'F-G611Cfal Language P. C. L.: Owls: Sec. '27: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Personals Editor G. Sz W. '27: Editor-in-Chief '28: Quill and Scroll: Cantata '27: Operetta 'Z8: Publications Corn- mittee. The only wax to ha'Ue a friend is to be one. CARLENE Rosnouo-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: Glee Club: Oper- etta 228: Class Play: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Declamatory Contest 'Z8: Life Saving Club: Personals' Editor Annual '2S. Through the forte of her own merit she :nukes her crzwt way. GLAnYs M. RlTSP1NBAUM1GEllCYZil Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.. Plain speech is not the type to show of, but .vhe'.r always there. Luc:11.1.E B. Romulan-General Language P. C. L.: Hiking Club: Ball Club. Lucille is not the tyfu' to 'ivlzow off , but shc'.s' a-lways there. MARGARET E. Sem-LITHE-Geimeral Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: J. G. C.: Sr G. C.: C Club: Operetta '28. Has anyone ever seen Margaret without her smile? I should my not! HAZEI. SCHMAEDKE Ilnsvl is one of our 'valfwd e01111n1tte1's. GHRTRUDI-3 Sk'llMll1T'-GCl16YHl Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: I. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Ass't. Editor G. Sz W. l2S: Quill 8: Scroll: Operetta: Class Play. Deep brown eyes, flied with glee. Theres 'worlds behind them we CUl1,l sec. HENRIETTA J. SCHMIUT-General Science P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: I. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Glee Club: Spanish Club. Newer idle a minute. dv 1-vw l33l .tt ..... r- V 1525 Ellie Marker Annual 1528 dv JOSEPHINE SHUMAKER-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.: Owlsg Dr. Clubg S. G. C.: J. G. C.g Sr. G. C.g French Clubg Life Saving Clubg Lorelei. She is as wise and good as she is fa-ir. VVILLIAM E. SlIORTiGCl1CI'8.l Science P. C. L. Pres. 283 4B Vice Presidentg Foot- ballg Baseball. Bill's rea' hair energy goes in the line of sports EDYTH SIEYING-GGIICYHI Language P. C. L.g Owlsg J. G. C.g Sr. G. C.g Life Sav- ing Clubg Ball Club. Edyth is good-natured, kind and friendly, and always ready to help. EDITH SLOTE-General Science P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.g J. G. C.g Sr. G. C.: Life Saving Club. A maiden ever gentle and ready at duty's call. BERNICE SMITH-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.g Dr, Club. Nothing great was ever achieved 'without enthusiasm. ELEANOR VERNON SLOTE-GCllCI'3.1 Science P. C. L.g Dr. Clubg S. G. C.: J. G. C.g Sr. G. C. 5 Orchestra. Eleanofslhair if the envy of all the girls who are trying to put up the small amount they have. DOROTHY NV. SMITII-GCIICTHI Language P. C. L.g Dr. Clubg Owlsg S. G. C.g Sr. G. C.g Ball Club. Though many are named .S'mithf' Dorothy is diferent from the rest. MARION C. SMITH-General Language P. C. L.: Owlsg S. G. C.g J. G. C.g Sr. G. C.g Social Committee. . She's very precise, and neat, and nice. DOROTHY LILLIAN SMITHIES-GCHCFHI Language P. C. L.g Owls: S. G. C.g J. G. C.g Sr. G. C. Sec. '28g Tennis Club. life like her for lzer sparkling eyesg we like her for herself. JACK SNYDER-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.g Glee Club, Operetta '28g Tennisg Football. Jack can rua the world of its feet. He's con- viiieing, witty, and a great quarterback. l39l 1928 Uhr Marker Annual 1925 ,gfiflf -.- ..A. ...W - VIRGINIA W. STIMSON-General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: Glee Club: Operetta '25. Sti1nfvy is small but lm' arqziaiintamcs are -many. FRANCIS VVARNE STQNE-Social Science P. C. L.: Dr. Club: R. O. T. C.: Glee Club. A marry lwarl malrvtlz zz rllccrfnl foimtenance. XVAI.1.Aci-1 STREET-General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: C Club: Pres. Hi-Y '27, 228: Vice Pres. 4B Class: Social Committee: Class Play '28, Tall, .rlc'ndf'1', good-looking-011-r fmfiular Vice 1,l'8.Yld!'7ll. Hr:I.i1:N SULLIVAN-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Spanish Club. A clzariniuy maid, arrayvcl in flu' limuly of lim' own self. IWARGARI-'T '1'ANm'-General Language P. C. L.: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Glee Club: Operetta '28, A 'ZU'lll1Illl!l way and a jilfaxafit smile. ANNA THEILE-FOLII' Year Commercial P. C, L.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.. Tlmuyht is drrpm' than all spvcclz. Lots TQLM AN-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Life Saving Club, Capt. '27: Ball Club: Hiking Club: Girls' Athletic Editor An- nual '28. Tlzr G4'1'Irudc Ederlc of our rlass. EDITH Foizuesr Tizenwmi.-Four Year Commercial P. C. L.: Dr. Club: Sr. G. C. D1'i2'r flzy lrusiiirss: let not tliy lmsinvss drizie tlzcc. ANNA YUNlwmunzlnr-General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Club: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C. Tlzcy win- who grin. AGN!-is M. W EIR-General Language P. C. L. Treas, 228: P. C. L. Bank Cashier '28: Sr. G. C.: Dr. Club: French Club. Hludzrxtry is the Mnflzvr of In'vvu!ion. lVr ll look for an imwntinn. soon, Agnes. rl: QW l40l .. .... . .,,,, ,,,., ..,.,.,.,,,,Q. ..t,,A,. L ,dx ,, wg'-L'F3'x', 3 55' g,,3,,L+.3'7 i'L- ' 1525 Ellyn Barker Annual 1525 NETTIE VVEIsz-General Language P. C. L.: Dr. Clubg S, G. C.: J. G. C.g Sr. G. C.g Hockey Club. A hafpy heart and spirit fills that small f1'a111c. MARGARET XVELIN-GEIIGYHI Language P. C. L.: Owls: Dr. Clubg French Club Treas '27, Sec. '26g Operetta '26, ,285 Announcemenl Committee. There- is a healthful l1Ufll'fl7l!'.f5 in wal digrzity. Lots AIJELE W'E'rTER1.1No-General Language P, C. L.: Dr. Clubg S. G, C.: J. G. C.g Sr. G. C.3 G. A. A.g Hiking Clubg Ball Club Gay of heart, gentle of 111a1111e1', EVELYN NANCE VVHIPP-General Science P. C. L.g Dr. Clubg S. G. C.3 J. G. C.3 Sr. G. C.g G. A. A. The glass of fashifm, the 1111111111 of form, Observed af all Olzsvrversfv ETHEL VVINDUST-Household Arts P C, L.: Dr. Clubg Lorelei. A little 11011sc11.vc now and than Is 7'6ll'Sl1C'd by thc best of 1lIl?1l.,, HERBERT WISHART-General Language P. C. L.g R. O. T. C.g Class Gift Committeeg Animal Stal? '28, lVhefhe1' he': joking or working, HPfl2UI'f,.f there w1th the goods. ANNIE VVADDINGTON-TVVO Year Stenography Jr. Dr. Clubg Ball Club. IVhc11 it co11w.v to athletics, she's there. WINIERED Woon-General Science P. C. L.: Dr. Clubg Sr. G. C,g Announcement Committeeg G. A, A.g Life Saving Club. There's .YOWl6'?1l1.1lg 111'ce about c'z'e1'yo11e, but thc1'e'.r c've1'yth111g 111ce about yon. PAUL VVORDEN-General Science P. C. L.: Dr. Clubg Swimming: Basketballg Commencement Committeeg Class Play. Heir the kind 'wh0'll toss baskets through the hoop of success. H 1 ,Q 11 l - l I l 1 I l l l41l 4-1...-4. .c.g...-1u..:a..... .. '-YU ..t.L.... amllhspnua inn... - ,H 1925 Uhr Harker Annual 1925 ,,...i. ,,,, Parker's Graduates CIdf'lIfifiCUfi0l1S ml page S71 E421 ,, J DOROTHY BAER qu-un-xgnrxumqv: 1923 Uhr Farkrr Annual 1925 Fw r 1 S . I I I 4 I 1, l l W I l J'C v V 7 it THE 4B CLASS gc. The class Of February, IQZQ, has been under the supervision Of Mr. George C. S-taley, physics teacher, and Miss Anna Grill, Spanish teacher, during its 4B Semester. It has, since it became a part Of the Parker student body, been enthusi- astic in its support Of school activities and in attaining high scholarship. Henry Birss, David Heinlein, John Hughes, Stanley Johnson, Donald Leslie, Robert Nebel, David Shultz, and Edward Straith-Miller have been On the Green and White Staff. Alice Long and Dale Chambers, as presidents Of the P. C. L, Bank in the February and June semesters, respectively, have proven their worth. Robert Schraeder successfully took care of his job as secretary of the Owls in the June semester Bohart, Egner, Goebel, lbemon, Saluski, Nebel, and Kaszkowski are the Out- . 4B'S standing athletes of the class. VIRGINIA BECKER HENRY BIRSS EDITH BLACKLEDGE ARTHUR BOHART TINA BOON FRANK BUSH EDITH CAREY DALE CHAMBERS MARGARET COLEMAN EVELYN DEE GEORGE DIETER LOUIS EGNER EVELYN ELLIOT RALPH F LESHER FLORENCE FLINT MARSHALL FOREEN HATTIE GARIS RUTH GIBLIN WALTER GOEBEL HARRIS GOLDMAN JOHN GUSTAFSON RALPH I-IANSEN DAVID HEINLEIN CContiuued on page 74J JANE HOLLAND JOHN HUGHES MARGARET JOHNSON MARIE JOHNSON STANLEY JOHNSON ELIZABETH LARRICK RAY KASZKOWSKI JOSEPH KERSEY FRANCES KETTLER MARGUERITE KIRCHER HENRIETTA KLINE MARGARET KLINKER NJ SYJ ..I.sLAii.g,aI,L.,..... ,.. ,, l4sl 1525 Uhr Marker Annual 1925 l ,.-.--...,,,.,. 1 THE JUNIOR CLASS On looking over the roster of the junior Class of 1928, many prominent students of Parker are found. It can easlly be seen that this class has done its share in athletics. dramatics, publications and club work. 'Nline 'uniors are members of the Green and VVhite statt. Three Catherine 3 1 J Cox, Gatella Coates and Frances Madison, are members of the Quill and Scroll, national honorary high school society lor journalists. Loretta llell, a junior, represented Parker in the oratorical contest on the Constitution, which was sponsored by the hllaily Newsfl A great number of the juniors are Owls and others did eflicient work in . . . . X . xl b dramatics and in the operetta. junior girls are prominent in the junmore c u i, and the numerous a ctirities of the Girls' Athletic association. XN'illiam llarber and Allan Russell, two junior athletes, have been outstanding members of the basketball and baseball teams. Other members of the class are on the football, soccer, basketball, or baseball teams, some of the more prominent being Robert Allan, Wilbur Clegg, Marvin ligan, George Gregor, Lawrence De l.ude, George Mahoney, li rank Southern, and Howard Steele. Robert Lewin has successfully managed the football and baseball teams. The junior Class of 1928 will be remembered for its enthusiasm and helpful- ness in putting over l'arker's varied activities. l 44 l lnnl.dl.llll.lnll,JlHlAll1lllwtl.aillllllllll'l..1 '.zullMrlulwhim' ll M.WlIIllml'l Y llilld Will' 'M' A-L. Y ,,' 'Y 'vw 1T ' TI? E ?K'.E , L 1928 Uhr Burkvr Annual 1525 ROBERT ALLAN MARY APPLEGATE ROLAND ARIZNIDI' SIBYL BALLAM VVILLIAM BARBER JEAN BARRDULL MARGARET BATES GENEVIEVE BEATY LORETTA BELL THERMAL BENSEMA NVILLIAM BENSON HELEN BERRY LOUISE BOYNTON RAYMOND BOYENS NIARJORIE BROWN MONICA BROWN PAUL BRATTSTROM HENRY BRUNS MARIE BRINKMAN RUTH BROKAW VIOLET BRAUCH GEOIQGIA BRANTINGH .X M IQATHLEEN BRECKENRIDGE ALBERT BURNER NIAXINE BURKE VIOLA BUSH FERN CARR JAMES CARR JUNIORS MARGARET CARLSON IJON.-XLD CARY PIARRIET CHANCE MARGARET CH URCH IWAXINE CLARKE MURIEL CLASON VVILBUR CLEGG MARY COWAN GATELLA COATES VVILLIAM COYNE CATHERINE COX LILLIAN CREIGTON BARBARA CREVISTON M.-XRJORIE CRAWLEY MARGARET CURTIN VVALTER CUCLIC XIIVIAN DANDY GLADYS IJANSIGER LAWRENCE DELUDE GENEVIEVE DIEDRICI JULIETTE DENNIS MARTIN DOBLER BILL DUBES FORD DOWNING ELEANOR DURAND HARVEY EDSON ARTHUR EDDINGTON MARVIN EGAN I JOHN ELLIOTT ERNEST IENGMAN JACK ENOS JANET EVANS VYIRGINIA EVANS MARION EVERTZ MILDRED ESSIG GORDON FARNDELL NORAH FELSTEAD XVALTER FERNGREN VVINFIELD FLICKINGER JAMES FREDRICKSON ADOLPII FREUD MILDRED FRISS ETHEL FOSTER HELEN FROELKE MAY FUSCO XVILLIS GIDDINGS JOSEPH GRAZASKO GEORGE GORDON GEORGE GREGOR PHILIP GROVER GRACE GUNTHER DOROTHY H.AXI.I.ENBECK LYDIA EHAMMANT GLADYS HANKES LUCILLE HAVILL EVELYN HARNER l45l 1923 Uhr liarkzr Annual 1525 EZARL HAZEKAMII HOWARD HIZNSIQI. IQICHARD HIl.I. XYIRGINIA HILLI1-:R I'IIil.PlN H1I.SIiN NED HOHMAN MAURIEE HOOYI-:R ETHEL HCHTELLINCS ELICANUR IHUHNCRE ISMERSON JAMES LEWIS .IAMES ENID JENKINS CLARENCE JOHNSEN NIILIJRIED JOHNSON NIARGUERITE JOIINSON ROBERT K.XIiDINl1 KQEORLIE KAM MAY IQARTMAN jAc'K IQERSIIAVV ASIILEY IQETCHAM EDWARD KIRK GEORGE KIRZ BILL L.X1N ALICE LANORIDOE IQUSEMARY LAURITSUN JAMES LEACH RCJBERT LEWIN TSPNI I JUNIORS ROBIiR'l' LIESENILXHL CHARLES LINE TYLER LITTLE PAUL LOVIEGREN FRANCES MAIDISON DOROTHY NIAGILL GEORGE MAHONEY MARIE NIALLOY FRANK MTXRSHALL FRANCINE MARLOWE LILLIE MAE MARTIN ROBERT NIAUERMAN ARDIS MCCRACNEN ANNA MEKOTA CJNA MII,I.ER LEROY NIILLINDER ALICE MITCHELL CATHERINE MODESTO VIRGINIA MONK MARY MORRONV DOROTHY NIORITZ CHARLES MUOO IQOBERT MURRAX' MARJORIE NORRIS NORA NUOENT GERALDINE ODOM NV ALTER OILEARY EDWARD OLSON ELLA MAY OPEL DONALD OWEN CHARLOTTE PAINTER CIIARLES PARTLOW ARLENE PEACOCK FRANCES PIETTICORD BARBARA PIRATII RVTII PRAY DOROTHY PRUESSEL JEAN PURCELL MARGARET RARE GERTRUDE RALSTON LORRAINE RANSTEAD RUTH REED ROSE REMY RUTH REYNOLDS VIRQIINIA RILEY 1jANA ROBERTS EDMOND ROSS ALLAN RUSSELL VVILLIAM SABIN IDA SALMON ADDIE LEE SANDERS JOHN-SCHACHT ANNAH SANDERS DOROTHX' SCHIELKE . .A..I. ,L ,,,, . ...I I,., I. .W N61 IIII.II.,,,,III,IIIIIIIIIIIIIA,,,I,II,IMII wM1IRWMAIRIMM - . ,,,,,,4,, Ivrr'-I-' , 252' 'Z '- . ., -ff A, , N-1-f0'P' ' A bu, I' ' K' usa rxik -'W' ' 4, . 1523 Uhr Harker Annual 1925 K 6695. JUNIORS RUTH SCHLENTES VIRGINIA SCHMITT RUSSELL SHERMAN CLARICE SCOTT DOROTIIY SCOTT DOROTIIY SCHWARTZBAUGH BI-IRTHA SHAFER IQENNETH SHARPE DOROTHY SMITH STEPHANIE SMOLJANAC DOROTHY SPREADBURG FRANK SOUTHERN HOWARD STEELE ROBERT STEWART AUDREY SWANSON DOROTHY SWANSON HELEN THOMPSON JAMES TIIOMSON EVELYN TACY ,VIRGINIA TANIJY IR.-XYMOND THOMAS XVILLIAM THOMAS NORNT,XN TOWNE MARIE TRAGNITZ BELLE TURNER RUTII TURNER IRENE XVADSWORTH ANTOINETTE NVAITIQUS IRENE XVALKER XYII.LIAM XVALLING RUTH XVASSON KATHERINE VVEAST ANNA XVIDMONT LOIS XVIFFIN DOROTHY NVILLIAMS HURIPHREY NVILLIAMSON ROSEMARY RVILLIAMSON JOHN VVILSON GRACE XVHITE MARY NVHITE MARIE YEOMIXN JULIUS YOUNG 47 5 ai' 1525 Uhr Barkvr Annual 1925-H l SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The Sophomore Class of 1925 is well represented in the school activities, both social and athletic. The class loyaly supports all of the activities of the school. Its members are always helpful in school functions and have officers of various organizations among them. .. VVillis Murray showed marked skill in basketball, in playing one of the guard ' ti l ie in which Parker's Jositions on the lightweight team. During the semi- na gan s I - t heavies took part, Murray played the same position on that team very efficiently. He also showed his dramatic and musical ability by taking the part of Jigo in Pickles, the operetta given by the advanced music class. Gilbert lirvant is another distinguished sophomore who managed the baseball team this spring, which management was a very difhcult task. lidward Mahoney showed his athletic ability by playing on both the football and baseball teams. Many of the junmore club officers are sophomores. Nadine Carpenter is president. She was a very great aid in the circus which was produced in April. ' ' 'A ' ' ' Jresident of the club. Marie Baker is Pearl Poster ls the xery actne xice I . . . . V .v V V Hi. t secretaryg the treasurer is Dorothea Smith, and Rita Dukette is the yery e cien chairman of the social committee. l43l tluiaot iummmiamuiiliiiiiiliitiilllhllllllii , ,uw , , . .,,.-.,.. 1-,V-gy,-Sy 3- -,..r-gr Ew- va f'-1I:9s yy-szfaqun-P-UN MPX' .LHZB .ilyznliarker Annual 1523 BLANCHE ADAMS ELIZIXBETH AITKIN ROBERT ALLEN HILDA ANDERSON LEGRAND ANDERSON MARION ANDERSON ROSE ANTHONY HELEN ARTHUR MIXRTE BAKER THOMAS AVERY MILA BAKER GLENN BAIRD FRANK BALDWIN EARL BARRETT PAUL BARTH IRMA BEALE JEAN BECKER MARY BEUTLER HIXRRY BIRGE RAYMOND BISHOP CARROLL BOLTON HELEN BORN EUGENE BOROS WILLIAM BORST ARTHUR BOUNDY . DOROTHY BRADY JAMES BRAUCH DORELL BRAYLEY SOPHOMORES MARION BROWN VIRGINIA BROWN GEORGIANA BRUNK VIOLET BRUNNE GILBERT BRYANT LOUISA BULL NORMA BURK MARSHALL BYNUM MIXRGARET BUTUSOV LOCHIEL CANON AUS'I'IN CAMP ELEANOR CARLSON NADINE CARPENTER CLIFFE CARLSON FRANK CARR ELEANOR CARROLL HOWARD CASEBEER FRED CHURCH MARIE CLARK MINIZGET CLISBEE EVERETT COLEMAN GLENN COLER FRANCES COLLINS MARGARET COLLINS GEORGE DAAS MARY DANDRIDGE ALBERT DAUM LOUISE DAVIS RAE DAVIS DKJIQOTHY DELCOURT RUTH DENNIS ALICE DENTON ARTHUR DETRICII BURKE DETRICH KATHRYN DEPEW MAY DEXTER MILDRED DILLER VIRGINIA DIMAND FRANK DIMOND SHIRLEY DOLPH GEORGE DOODY CLARENCE DOTY ELIZABETH DOWNING RITA DUKETTE DOROTHY DUNNE DOROTHY EAGEN NVALTER EARNISSE CLARENCE ELLIOTT ROBERT ELLIOTT EVELYN ELLIS ELIZABETH ELLISON MARY ELSTON BERNARDINE EVANS IRENE FALBERG ELEANOR FISHER DOROTHY FLEMING i491 I H ' ' N ' l ' 'W I 1925 Uhr liarkrr Annual 1925 k SOPHOMORES IIICARI, FOSTER HARRY IIICKS JUIIN KOCH ROSE FOWLER HAROLI7 HIGLIINS ORLINE KUEBPZL DAVID FRIEDMIXN CHARLES HILL MILLIRED KOEHLER HARRY FRIER CHARLES HOFFMAN IRENE KOTAN c3l':0RlIlANA GARDNER THOMAS HOFFMAN VvlRGlN1A KNIGHT WILLIAM GILLIiNW.X'l'liR GRACE HOLIIEIN HERBERT KRUTLTHEN IESTHI-QR GUVAN IJOROTHEA HOLLMAN Vvl-ZRNON LAMONT HELI-.N LSRIEFITH GEORGE HAEGER DOLORES DAURSNT BIILIJRICD GRIIfIfITII RACHEL JAMES XVILLIAM LAPEDUS TED CSRIEEITII NIILDRED JEPSON LUELLA LANGNESS ROBERT GLEGG I'1AZIiL-JIZWETT ARTHUR LECLAIRE XYIESLICY GRUSII SARAH JESSELSON BERNICE LEYINE ROIIERT GRUYIER DOROTHY JOIINSON DOLORIES LAURENT ETHIZI. GUIMONII FLOYD JOHNSON JOHN LINTON LILI RIXY HAILILY BIERNIXDINE JONES LUCILLE LITTLETON lWlI.'l'UN HAHN IQATIIRYN JONES ELBERT LONG CHARI.OT'I'E Il IAI.I. BIIABEL JORDAN FANNIE LOW QIIERALD HALYIQRSON HARRIICT JUST FREDERICK LUX TIV1.Xl'll HAMLIZR VVAI.'I'l-TR KARLBLOOM LEROY LYNCH DORIITIIY HAAllI.I. RUTH KASTEN DANIEL MACLEAN GEORGE HANES .ANNA MAE IQEEGAN EDWARD BITAHONEY NIAYHI-il.l.Ii H AN SEN ROBERT IQIQLLOGG ALICE NIALLOY HI-:LEN HARMON HARRY KERSHAW 1iDwINNA MCCOY liI.EANOR HAIQIIIS IQATHRYN KING ALLAN .NICCULLOUGH XYINIERIQII H.XIi'l' LICTITIA KING DUNCAN MCKELLAR X'vlUl.A HEATH FLORENCE KINCAIDI FRANK MCMAIION INTARKI.-NRITI' Hl'1NllLfliSiDN LL'c'ILLE Kl.EIST M.XRION MEYERS L.xwRIcNc'E HIQRDEGIN VVILLARD IQLEUTGEN AMANDA MII.I.ER '-W I 501 'II' HWWWMIAIIII-IIIIJW IMI WI-MIAMIMMIIHmIII!1w.III.I,IIIIIWIIIIIWIIifIIIIHP1C?UIHWMU'IWiiIIWII!!IJEMfJIHIAIIIIEIII:IIIQEILdIZMIJ 2 I.I,,III2 I I,:I , II I F II , 'I1 , Y jg I 'II' ' 'Dr '1l,1II vW 1'! ' M 1923 Uhr Marker Annual 1528 BARBARA MILLER LILLIAN MILLER BERNICE MULVIHILL XVILLIS MURRAY PHILLIP NASH CARL NELSON LOUISE NELSON FRANK NEWTON JAMES NICHOLS PAUL NOFTSKER LILLIAN NUDSON BOB O,BRIEN ANNE O,DONNEI.I. r.rIIEI.MA O,NEIL NIELVIN ORGIXIN MARY QSBORNE HARRIET GTTE TRISSLA PARK EDWARD PATTERSON ISRICD PIZARSON LAURA MAE PENNIE DOROTHY PETERSON ROSE PETERSON .ANGICLINE PFAUSER SOPHOMORES ALICE PITT JAMES POWERS ROSE PRATSCHER AIRRAL PRINCE GEORGE RAIN FORD GEORGE RAYCH DIXVID REDMAN MARY LOUSE RAGEL REX RINEHART PAUL ROCHE H.XRRIlZT RONEY ALICE ROTCHFORD CARL ROSBCDRLJ FRED ROSENRAUM xvIVIAN ROSS ALBERT ROURRE RAYMOND RUNC'2 JAMES RYAN XYIRGINIA RYSDON RUTII SABIN RUTH SANDAKER PAUL SCIIATE MARIE SCHAUB GEORGIA SCHMIDT VIRGINIA SHULTZ ROBERT SHAFFNER ANGELA SHOSTROM JOE SILCOX ROBERT SIPPIEL RUTH SKELTON AGNES SKAMARACK FRANCES SLUTZ FRANCES SMALE AL SMITH BERNICE SMITH IJOROTHEA SMITH DOROTHY SMITH HARIQIET SMITII MARIE SMITH EMMA SPRECHER IRENE STEDEEORD LOIS STEEL BETH STEMR RUTH STEPHANS IRENE STEPHENS NVILLIAM STOUIJT HAZICL STEVENS RICHARD SCHULTZ NJ' qv: ISIJ 1528 Flhz lgarkrr Annual 1925 SOPHOMORES Russian, STTQVTQNS 1':Ll.1O'l' STRONACH IRMA S'1'oRSx'lcn IELTQANOR STURGEON MARc:ARET TAPP AUIJRICY' 'l'12GAR EDNA '1'T5LTTf14:1. HARRX' THAWS SHIQLRY THONEY IJWIGHT THTTMAS GIZRALIBINIS THORNIQ j011N 'l'11xl1o1.x1 1R15 TRAIQR FRI-in '1'R0W1aR11x112 DOROTHY TURN ER MTLDREIJ UMINfiER BlC'l 1'Y VAN PIELT LEGRAND VAN SLYKE MIZNZO VQXN SLYKE IQTHEI, VAN STRIGHT BERNICIE VONIJERHI4II'1' .ANN IIE XVAUITINTTTQN TARNTIIONY XX'AczN1aR EVA Louisa XVAGSTER LUQILLIQ XVAL1NE ROBERT NVALQUIST GLADYS NVEBER ELSIE XVEIR RUTH VVEIR RUTH NVETSZ IRMA XVI-IRSCHLING ANNA XVESLEY VVILLIAM VVESTENBERG LUCTLLE VVESTRON ' EDWARD XVHINNERY J.-XCK VVHITLOCK LAWRENCE VVHITTAKER AIDELA VVILLIAMS l.L:N11c XVILLIAMS M.xmcLYN NVILSON W11.1-'RED VVIGGER DAVII5 WOOD .IANE Woon STANLEY WOODWARD ANNA ZABELIN HAZIEL ZIMMERMAN 52 T T :T T TTf,TTT T u T- TT TTT - TTT T TTT ' TTT.T T TTT TT M T TT TT T TTT- TTT T T T TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT T TT TT TT T TT TT T TTT T TT H TT T 'AT TTT T..,TTT .T TTT TTTTTTT T T T .T,T .T TT. T T T TTTTT T ,TT E 4 s .-Irnmnr Cjrain lilcullflr' ul 118111 and Cululnci lx'it'w', ftltlkillgl nurtl1m1.vl. infur- sfufc Iran and S1001 C0!llf7lUIj' in thc bzn'kg1'n1mc1'. Qlfuufmau and Fubry photo, c0fy1'ig11fcd.D ACTI ITIES . ,-.....,..,. ,Q - L--'rvsf'-'F f - ' 1523 Uhr Marker Annual 1525 McKEE OWENS ADAMS LONG SHORT HANDLEY BENSON WEIR THE PARKER CIVIC LEAGUE February June President . CHARLES MCKEE WILLIAM SHORT Vice-President LLEW 'OWENS SARAH HANDLEY Secretary . FRED ADAMS WILLARD BENSON Treasurer . ALICE LONG AGNES WEIR Sponsor ...... MR. XVILNLIAM D. COON The Parker Civic League is one of the most outstanding organizations at Parker, it being a student club that promotes social and educational activities under the direction of four student officers chosen each Semester by the Student body, the majority of whom belong to the P. C. L. During the past two semesters the P. C. L. has given several assembliesg many dances, including a football danceg several excursions, and at Christmas time the regular Haines School treat. This was sponsored this year by Miss Mildred Collins and Miss Ethel Stratton. Robert O'Brien and Frank Hynes played Santa Clauses at this annual affair. Several committees have operated very efficiently, among them the social, clean-up, philanthropic, and the Student Council committee. The last named, which was organized for the first time last Semester, has already proven its worth. As in previous semesters the P. C. L. has been under the able and willing supervision of Mr. Xklilliam D. Coon, economics teacher. He has been instrumental in bringing the P. C. L. through another Successful year. l53l .J ....ji.......f.....Q,... , S ' W 1528 Uhr Barkrr Annual 15125 A ..... ,...., ,...., , , - ., P. C. L. DELEGATES The success of the P. C. L. is clue largely to the efforts of its delegates. These people worked untiringly and unseliishly for the interests Of the school and Students. The delegates are as follows: NAN CRESWELL DOROTHY GARD LYLA LAURITSEN BOB O'LEARY HOWARD STEEL IRENE STEVENS REX RINEHART ALICE ROTCIIFllRlJ MARGARET JOHNSON RUTH BROKAW MARVIN EOAN EARL HAZEK.XlXlP JULIETTE DENNIS JAMES PATTERSON GEORGE JAEGER DOROTHY SHIEIKE ELLIOTT STRONACH GEORGE RAYCH DOROTHY SWANSON ALICE LONG CARL IQOSBORO ARTHUR DETRICH Committeemen FRED ADAMS FRANK HYNES XYIVIAN DIXON BERNICE GOLUS EDWIN KRAMER LEN JACOBSEN JOHN NICHOLS l54l ll . l l' w n . , J , :S-m,1?.f.. . . .v K fp - F - L-.. n..w.,,,.,g5g,,-gg....u..gq3i.Lz,,,e,g- assli- .-: -f- 1- 1528 Uhr igarkrur Annual 1925 Fw DEUTSCH HOFFMAN LONG FUERST ' CIIAMBI-IRS HARMON WEIR XTCGUIRE P. C. I... BANK February fum' President . . . MALCOLM DEUTSCH IJALE CHAMBERS Vice-Prrsidvizz' . MABEL HoFFMAN HELEN HARMON Caslzicr .... . KXLICE LONG ALJNES WEIR Assistant Caxlzicz' Adviser . . . . LILLIAN FUIERST ALICE MCGUIRE VlvILI.I.XM D. CooN The Parker Civic League Bank is operated by Student oflicers and Supported by student depositors. It has passed through Five successful years and during those has advanced greatly in service to the students. The auditing and book- keeping are handled by the officers of the bank who are chosen from the account- ing classes of Mr. XVilliam D. Coon, who is the sponsor of the bank. The purpose of the bank is to induce students to save something each day or each week. Although the money deposited draws no interest, any account is transferable to any one df the neighborhood banks at the end of the semester. Mr. Coon is school treasurer and represents the bank in the handling of the finances of the publications and the clubs. i551 L' enum rlwlmml..llmuumi ' ymmmmmlwlmriwmmmiri mm WW ,mn1iiilrmmnnwWW,-V-immmii,,W,m.mW. R W il.W.ll , y W- IHEB Uhr liarkvr Annual 1925 l l o I Standing: STRAITIIJWILLER, iVl0RTUN, N1cHoI.s, SUIUMAN, KENXSTON, KRAMER, BROOK, BRATTSTRUM, BIRSS, INIANSEN, JOHNSON, BENSON. Sitting: IJANNER, MAIIISON, DIXUN, CZLENDON, BELL, HYNEs, Cox, SCHMIDT, RINEHARL COATES THE GREEN AND WHITE February func Editor-in-Chief . . . VIVIAN DIXON KATHRYN RINEHART Business Manager . . . FRANK HYNES CATHERINE Cox Adviser . . . Louis F. BROOK The Green and White, the official weekly student publication of the school, has passed through another successful semester. During the first semester The Green and White won a distinguished rating ,for general merit at the University of Illinois High School convention and also at the University of Minnesota. In both semesters the Green and White had an exceptionally high percentage circulation in its ratio to the enrollment of the school. Two program issues were published, one for each semester. During the last semester the makeup and the style of type used were changed to make the paper additionally attractive. The Green and W'hite staff is composed of juniors and seniors who have commendable scholastic averages and good reputations, and who work industriously to produce the paper. The paper is printed at the Clarke-McElroy Publishing Company, the printers of this Annual. Louis F. Brook is the sponsor of both publications. CY-' f-Y' l56l i , ,,,.,,.,...,,,.Y V-4.,-,.s. --. ,-..- .. ,rn - , ' ' . 4 -a -v- 1 'fu ,-. ie-1' uf'-4 f T A T YYT: 1928 Uhr Harkin' Annual 1923 K J Standing: MORTCIN, TOLMAN, NVALLER, KEN1s'roN, ADAMS, Bkook, KENNINGTON W 1 , , Y .. . U IBHART, DAIXNFR, Oum. Szttmg. Ixwoou, CooN, OWENS, Rosnono, MULVI- HILL, Hvxss, LAIRD, STRATTON, GoLUs, HYMAN THE ANNUAL STAFF The student publications committee, composed of six students representing the B d A d' ' ' 4 an 4 lVlS10l1 rooms met on November 30 and selected the staff of the 1928 Parker Annual. Those chosen for the staff were approved by a faculty committee headed by Mrs. Estelle Hyman. Frank Hynes, former business manager of the Green and lVhitc, was selected to fill the position off Editor in-chief of the flmzual. Donald Mulvihill was appointed business manager. Howard Inwood was elected to Hll the position of organizations editor. The advertising was taken care of by 'Harold Kennington. Fred Adams had supervision of the Animal photographs, while Marion Danner was in charge of the snapshots. George Morton and Lois Tolman wrote articles concerning boys' and girls' athletics. Bernice Golus was appointed literary editor, and David Tieniston was given charge df the humor. The personals were Written by Goldie Gabric, Carlene Roseboro, Margaret Gutsch, Herbert XVishart and Jack Owen. The st Matilda Gibson, sponsor of the clubg Robert Lewin, Thomas Hoffman, Jr., and Fred Trowbridge aided th st ff ' ' ' ' ' to thank them. aff was assisted by the Camera Club in the way of snapshots. Miss e a very materially. 'Ihe staff takes this occasion alaftoaf l57l LY? 1 11,' lwmW'IIiHlinimI,'q' 'i . at i 15125 Ellis Marker Annual 1923 i Stmzdizzgz Gmixoox, St'llMuu'1', l..xL'R1TsHN, M Anlsox, Dlxox, Cox, .Sittinyz Coivrris, Nrcuots, ML'1.vii1iLl., Kiexisrox, Rixrziiiwi' THE QUILL AND SCROLL President . . ............ LYLA I-.x1'R1'rs1zN Vive-I'1'c.viriv11t . . IVIARY Gu-1xooN Svvrrtary . . . KATIIRYN RINEHART . tinzuraroiz SCHMIDT Trcaszcrcr . ......,....... In November, 1927, six members of the f:il'4'L'll and White staff formed a Parker chapter of the Quill and Scroll, national honorary society for high school journalists, which has its headquarters at the bmversity of Iowa. lhose who were charter members are Kathryn Rinehart . . . Average 96 Catherine Cox . . . Average 94.5 Donald Mulvihill . . Average 90.3 Vivian Dixon . . Average 37.6 Average 87.5 Average 86.1 john Nichols ............ Lyla Lauritsen .... ....... Several new members were admitted in April, 1926. These pupils are, of course, members of the Green and Wlzifc staff. They are Mary Glendon ............. A verage Q0 Gertrude Schmidt . . Average Q0 Frances Madison . . Average 89 Average 87.2 Average 86.1 In order to belong to this organization, a student must be in the upper third of his class and must have done outstanding work in reporting, managing or editing a high school publication. Gatella Coates ............ David Keniston ........... + i531 . ., , , M -. . . I I I 'mm N hx. ..5,.,..1gs- T ?SlP'f' 'M . wx 1928 C5112 1Harkvr Annual 1928 rfb THE SEMESTE.R'S SIFTERS The Sifters is the contributors' organization of the Green and U hm The purpose of the Sifters is to stimulate interest in contributions to the Sieve the contributor! column of the Grccn and lflflzite. By making the Sieve twice one becomee a Sitter, David Keniston is the Master Sifter. Feste, Keystone . Conn ' ' 5 ..... Deacon's Son, the High Hat The Shadow . Baby Love . . The Clown . Norgles . . Gay Lyre . . Rabbi CSwedej Kelley The Skipper . Bob the Barber. . The Tin Soldier . Sally Forth . . Cigar Face Al Baloney The Phantom . Bobe-e . . Apollo Me Too . Iona Ford . Delah Katesen . Masked Maiden . Duarg . . . Arthur Mometer . DAVID H. KENISTON .DONALD F. NTULVIHILL FRANK HYNES LOUISE BOYNTON GEORGE GREGOR GEORGE DIETER GEORGE COLEMAN GATELLA CoATEs EUGENE CLossoN J. HENRY BIRSS JAMES CARR GRACE MYERS SARA HANDLER' PAUL J. BRATTSTRGII EDWIN A. KRABIER ROBERT WALQUIST LEGRAND VANSLYRE J. ROBERT NEBEL EARL KUBICEK HELEN SHAW MARY GLENDON GERTRUDE SCH MIDT EDWIN HUG np l591 L' -65.421, .I3..duum..a..E:, . 1925 Ellie liarkrr Annual 1528 vwwvf i Owrs llsr cmovrj Fvbruary June Prvsidmt . lVlARlON Lixum MARGARET OWENS V ice-President DoRo'rHY MAGILL 1iTHEL HoTEL1.1NG Secretary . KATHRYN RINEHART Romzur SCIIRAEDER Treasurer HELEN GRIFFITH GLADYS DANSIGER Spomor . ....... MISS NIILLICENT STEBBINS The Owls is the scholarship society at Parker. T he members are students who, the previous semester, had an average of E and passed in all their subjects. Miss Millicent Stebbins, French teacher, is sponsor of the society. Miss Edna C. Dunlap, who has charge of matters pertaining to scholarship and scholarships, also works in co-operation with the Owls. In the September to February semester the Owls gave a Hallowe'en party, organized what is known as the Parker Encyclopedia, presented an assembly at which talks on college and college life were given, and gave a treasure hunt at Hamilton Park. V In the june semester the meetings were divided into two groups, educational and entertaining. One meeting would be of the first type and the next, of the other. On the whole the Owls have had two very successful semesters under the leadership of willing officers and sponsors. Marion Laird won a full scholarship, for the University of Chicago, in United States History in a competitive examniation held there while Lillian Ripple won a third scholarship. In the competitive examinations, Parker stood fifth among all the Chicago high schools. Parker can well boast of its scholastic team. N1 l00l Mu,auimll.i..iu ii,wil,.iiali icuiiielSllwim,li,miWMAW ullll i ' in ' ii will ii. i iii H,-L-..f .f .Aff-Q-:war-pg-! 'W -' - '-', -Rvw- -J 1925 Elin Harkin' Annual 1525 OwLs CZNIJ GROUP, ALUMNI HONOR ROLL The following students at the University of Illinois, who were once Parker students, have stood in the upper ten per cent of their classes for two semesters with the exception of their classes for their first semester: CLIFFORD C.xMPB1zLL JAMES DoNA1,D KNAPP JOHN DETRICH ALBERTA LEWIS HILDING FOREEEN ANNA MAY RICH.XliI7SON The following were initiated into Phi Eta Sigma, a freshman honorary society, at the University of Illinois: , , Curroko CAMPBELL jouu DETRICH HILDING FOREEN The following students who entered the University of two years have the following averages: Paul Rudnick . . . . 6 grade XVilliam Engelhardt . . 5 grade Eleanor Tatge . . . 4.7 grade Vlfanzer Brunelle. . . 4 grade Arline Feltham ....... 4 grade Frances Cauble is a member of the freshman honorary De Pauw University. Chicago in the last points points points points points scholastic society at Donald Bond has been acclaimed the perfect scholar at the University of Chicago. N5 QYU l61l MmW'Winwunnmvw n-wmnuwiu I I-uw viwwiw,,,W,,,Mp,,WW ,.,...,m IEEE Uhr liarkrr Annual 1525 THE FRENCH CLUB February func I President . ELIZABETH MUNcAsTER ELIZABETH MUNCASTER Vice-President DOROTHEA LANE FRANCES KETLER Secretary . DORIS BLINN ANTOINETTE WAITKUS Treasurer . MARGARET VVELIN MARGUERITE KIRCHER Sponsor .... , .... Miss EDNA C. DUNLAP The French Club is organized under the sponsorship of Miss Edna C. Dunlap. The purpose of this club is to stimulate and encourage the speaking of the French language among the students of French. T he meetings were conducted wholly in the French language, the students playing games and speaking only in French. At one of the meetings Miss Millicent Stebbins, teacher of French, spoke on French Schools ,for Foreigners, and a luncheon was planned for another meeting by Dorothea Lane, assisted by Pauline Price and Miss Dunlap. At other meetings of the club the students aim to learn something about the history, art, literature, or music of France. 'mv l62l Wuwlmwn I iiiiiiii M Iiiii ILILniiniiwiWmnn,iunmwWI,.,,MmiiWmMiM IW, 1923 Ellie lgarkrr Annual 15128 THE R. O. T. 'C. Parkers Reserve Othcers' Training Corps units under the instruction of Sergeant Ray L. Trimble has passed through a creditable season. It was com- manded by Cadet Major Earl Kubicek in the February semester and by Cadet Captain Donald Mulvihill during the June semester. Cadet Captain Harold Kennington received a commission as Cadet Major, Brigade Staff, which was the first commission of its kind to be granted to a Parkerite. Parker was represented in the annual squad, platoon, and company competi- tions. The rifle team competed in the interschool, corps area, and Hearst trophy meets, winning the south section championship in the interschool meet. For this the members of the team were awarded special letters. T he R. O. T. C. has helped in many school activities. Guards have been posted at assemblies, games. and plays. A guard system has been maintained in the lunch room to relieve congestion at the counters. The fire drills have been directed by R. O. T. C. members. Cadet Major Kubicek received the honor of being one of the junior Fire Marshals chosen from students of the Chicago high schools. l63l --'mf ,lv-'lv'-ew 'YQ 1525 Uhr liarkrr Annual 1528 Tmc Ok,x1.1'r1cs l'41rl.'v1 x mimi nm! rvr3fr1n1.5f1l1011, ,llzxx .-Tynwx O'f'm1m'lI. xjwilxnz' Tuna Cmtss CLVIE .UIC fr41'Ul'flC Sfmllvy, xf1r1u.mr. lm! - V ,-1-rw:-'iv-1-me g--m,-,n- ---'H - - ff.. - 1' --an rr' wg 1525 Uhr Harker Annual IEEE SHORTESS ELLIOTT GARD LANE GoLUs GLENIJON SMITHIES CASPER TI-IE. SENIOR GIRLS' CLUB February June President . ELLA SHORTESS BERNICE GOLUS Vice-President EVELYN ELLIOT MARY GLENDON Secretary . DOROTHY GARD DOROTHY SMITHIES Treasurer . DOROTHEA LANE JOSEPHINE CASPER Sponsor . . . . Miss ETHEL STRATTON The Senior or Upper Girls' Club was formed by the 3A, 4B, and 4A girls at the opening of the year. It was under the leadership of Dean Ethel Stratton. The social committee, lead by Evelyn Elliot, planned Various entertainments, among them a Sophomore tea and a Former Sponsor's tea. The other meetings were spent in playing games. A farewell tea given for the 4A's closed the semester. The second semester opened as a senior girls' club only. Mary Glendon had charge of the programs. A Valentine party, a Famous WOmCl1,S tea, and a circus were listed among the year's best entertainments. The girls' clubs of Parker united in planning the circus and the entire school was asked to support it. It proved a financial as well as a social success. A Senior Farewell tea ended the semester. The club, due to the work of Winifred Wood, chairman of the membership committee, had nearly a hundred members this semester. NJ LY5 E651 15125 Uhr Igurkvr Annual 1925 k . A A l 'THF Gu-:IQ CLUB 'I lu' fflm' 611111 was 1l1.vlr11u1v11fuI in :Making flu' ofrwiffr, I'1'fl.'lr.v tl .vzwrvxx .Uixx .llzrylwllv Daly ix ilu' !HI'Ff'fUl', Tm: ORC'I'lPISTR.A Q lJ1YI'kl'1 X m'4'ln'.vIn1 has Illlllit' many an tIXS1'lIIl7lj' Hlfl'l'1'.VflIIy and cwfvrfuzzzzlz-51. Hr. lfrvd Kollulvyvl' zx flu' du'1'vtm'. limb! 1528 Uhr Marker Annual 15211 THE JUNMO-RE GIRLS' CLUB February June President . VIRGINIA MONK NADINE CARPENTER V ice-President TRENE STEDEFORD PEARL FOSTER Secretary . RITA DUKETTE MARIE BAKER Treasurer . MILDRED DILLER DOROTHEIX SMITH Sponsor .... . . . . MISS JESSIE E. POTTER At the beginning of the school year, the .lunmore Girls' Club was made up of the 2B, 2A, and 3B girls. Nadine Carpenter was social chairman. Among the many events she planned was a Halloween party, which Frances Madison con- ducted in room 300. Another interesting service the girls rendered was to sew red tarleton stockings with green yarn, which were filled with hard candies and taken to the Haines school a few days before Christmas. The second semester opened with Frances Madison as head of the program committee. The first event was a party given for the incoming sophomores. At this function relay races, hurdle races, and a football game were held. Later the well known red hots were served by the refreshment committee. The junior girls also helped the senior girls make the circus a great success. ln the spring the girls conducted a hot dog and lemonade sale on the campus, and a candy sale a little later in the corridors. The net proceeds went to the school scholarship fund. lt has been truly said that the Junmore Club is one of Parker's most active and peppiest clubs. l67l 1925 Uhr Marker Annual 1925 President . . . RUTH DENNIS Vice-President . DOROTHY EAGAN Secretary . . MAUDE HAMLER Treasurer . . VIRGINIA DIMOND Sponsor . . . . . . . . . M1ss ETHEL STRATTON The Girl Reserves, a new club at Parker, was begun in February under the sponsorship of Miss Ethel Stratton, dean of girls. It was composed of fifteen girls, all of whom were 2Bs. They chose Ruth Dennis as their president. Helen Arthur had charge of the programs. These girls did their best to make their club a success. At one of their meetings they made candy favors. They planned a hike for another, and did many other interesting things. The Girl Reserves also gave their share toward making the circus given by the Senior Girls' Club, a success. This club' shows promise of strengthening its membership in the semester to come. For a new club, they did very well. The Girl Reserves gave a helping hand to the Girls' Circus and thus insured its success. Many of the girls are following the Health Trail. NJ LY-' l63l THE GIRL RESERVES , A -uw.--f--Q---H35 1 5 wi---wlyaqur-.nf Kwai' J wus! 1525 Uhr Marker Annual IEEE TPIENIFOP D45 H5 VVALLING FOVVLER AASEN OWENS BECKER MEGGISON NENVLIN RUSSELL February fune President . . . 'WILLIAM WVALLING EDWIN BECKER Vice-President . . RALPH FOWLER MARGARET MEGGISON Secretary . . ANNIE AASEN VIRGINIA NEWLIN Treasurer . . LLEWELLYN OVVENS ALLAN RUSSELL Sponsor ...... . . . MISS MARGARET BAKER The Dramatic Club, one of Parker's most popular organizations, is under the sponsorship of Miss Margaret Baker who coaches the students of her dramatic classes and thus makes it possible that they present various plays during the year. The social committee, headed by Dorothy Gard the first semester, planned many interesting programs. A Hallowe'en party was given at which a play, The Man in the Bowler Hat, was presented, followed by dancing and refreshments. At the opening of the second semester the Dramatic club was divided into junior and senior divisions. Raymond Hitchcock headed the social committee for the senior group, and with his committee planned programs similar to those held during the first semester. At the regular meetings held on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month the programs given have consisted of short plays, readings, and musical selections by members of the dramatic classes, A party concluded the year's program. CY-5 CY? l69l 1523 Uhr Parker Annual 1525 THE JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB President . . LILLIAN KNUTSON Vice-president ROBERT ALLEN Secretary . MARGARET BUTUsov Treasurer . . PAUL NOFTSKER Sponsor ........ Mus. ESTELLE HYMAN A new club, the Junior Dramatic Club, was organized the second semester under the sponsorship of Mrs. Estelle Hyman, English teacher. The members meet twice a month in room 300. Dues are twenty-five cents for the semester. This club was organized to give the lower classmen experience in dramatic expression and public speaking. Mrs. Hyman, at one of the meetings, gave a short talk on the plays she planned to have presented at future meetings, among them being Just Before Dawn, a story of the American Revolution, and Nevertheless and My Lady's Lace, short one-act comedies. From time to time members of the club gave musical selections and recita- tions. The junior Dramatic Club shows promise of becoming one of Parker's best and most interesting clubs. N-3 4-YU l70l 'X - l ' 1 N U ilu! l i i ' ii 41 wwwi.iiii,i1iii.1ii1.iManii.iiiii1iii,i,.niii.LnL,iiiLnimwiliimmnwwiiwwinisownmiiiwwiiiiiiiiiNuNWmifiiimiiiiniiiiiii.iiiiiiwlW W gl!v: 'i 5 'TTT Y ' 1523 Uhr Marker Annual 1525 FOOTBALL This year was the second time in live consecutive years that Parker failed to win a section championship. The results of the work of the team this year were two victories, three defeats and two tie games. This team lost the first practice game to St. Rita by a 12-0 score and tied Hyde Park in the second 0-0. Two weeks later the first league game of the season was played against Calumet, which resulted in :mother tie. F enger was easily defeated the following week by a score of 34-0. The next Saturday the chances for another championship were lost when Morgan Park Won a hard-fought battle I4-13. In the last game of the season VVendell Phillips defeated Parker by a score of 6-0. The team played its last game against Aquinas High School on Friday, November 18, and won I2-O. The team was built up around Captain Robert O'Leary, Stanley Saluski, VVil1iam Short, Robert Groenier and George Mahoney, all of last year's team. Because of graduation, Parker will lose Captain O'Leary, who did clever Work as quarterback, and VVilliam Short, who did fine offensive work in the backfield. Off the linemen who will be graduated are Robert Groenier, the center, who will leave a vacancy in the line which will be hard to Fill, and Everett Ramsay, who payed well in spite of injuries. Jack Snyder, the understudy of O, 4 . , v . Leary, Edwin Becker and Jack MacLennan, other backfield men, will also be graduated. The prospects for next year are very bright because many of the boys will return. Captain Stanley Saluski, who will be playing his third year, will fill one of the backfield positions. Louis Egner and George Mahoney, backs, Gregor, Bohart and Ed Mahoney, ends, and Steel, VVilliamson, Goebel, I-Iazekamp, Raych and Levy, linemen, will return. l7Il ll H ,. 1928 Uhr Harker Annual 1525 . w ' 'ff-lmisof uf.-.1 - - SCXICEIQ The soccer team at Parker this year was one of the best we had in a number of years. Although the boys didn't win any games, they tied two and lost the others by very close scores. The boys who played on the regular team were Captain Lewis Schuman, Vlfalter Ferngren, Ray Kaczkowski, Robert Nebel, George Shatlner and Jack Owen of last season's team, and Harry Bryant, Richard Hill, Robert Murray, Albert Long, David Keniston and Paul Colby, new players. The season began with a practice game against Hyde Park, which resulted in a 7-o victory for Parker's opponents. On October I4 the league games started. The team played Harrison then, and again two weeks later, both games resulting in I-0 victories for Harrison. Both league games were lost to Tilden, the City Champions of 1926. The league games against Hyde Park resulted much more favorably, however. In the first game the Parker team managed to score a goal, which was made by Owen, but the contest ended in a I-1 tie. In the last game against the team another tie was played, this time the score being o-0. Next year the team will be led by Robert Nebel, who was placed on many all-section teams because of his remarkable defensive ability. VValter Feflngren, who will be playing his third year on the team, will be another one of the boys that next year's team will depend on. Besides these Richard Hill, Robert Murray and Albert Long will also return. Many of the players will be lost to the team because of graduation. One of these is Lewis Schuman, the captain of this year's team, who played a line game in the forward line. 'lack Owen, David Keniston, Paul Colby, Harry Bryant and George Shaffner are also graduating. The boys were not coached by anyone, but Mr. George Staley sponsored the team which deserves all the credit in the world for its 'Lstick-to-it-ivenessf' l72l 1525 01112 Harker Annual 1525 Standing: WORDEN, FLESHER, ALLAN, GIDDINGS, RUSSEL. Kneeling: INWOOD, BARBER, MURRAY. Sitting: SOUTHERN HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL TEAM The Parker heavyweight basketball squad has had another successful season, winning the South Section title for the third consecutive year. The team won four practice games and lost seven: St. Rita lost twice to Parker, and Hyde Park and University High dropped the other two games. Parker opened the league schedule on January 5 with a 22-9 victory over Bowen. Morgan Park was the next victim, Parker winning 26-15. In a close game at Calumet Parker won, 13-1 1. F enger also lost to the local squad. Morgan Park again fell before Parker's attack, 22-17. Capt. Barber led the winners with ni'ne points. A return game at Bowen was dropped 26-14, which left Parker and Bowen tied for first place. The heavies trounced Calumet by a score of 23-5. Worden scored fourteen points in this game. Fenger was subdued in the final game of the schedule 21-15, in which F lesher starred with four baskets. By tying Bowen for the South Section title, Parker earned the right to play in the semi-final games. The first semi-final tilt was dropped to Englewood 21-16, Russell scoring seven points for Parker. Lindblom took the next game 23-14. Murray, a lightweight playing with the heavies in the semi-finals, played an out- standing defensive game. Bowen was Parker's opponent in the last semi--final game, and Parker, by winning 28-20, won the undisputed South Section title. Allan made two beautiful long shots and contributed some fine guarding. Allan Russell led the team in scoring with 119 points. Worden was second with 98, and Captain Barber third, with 73. Worden and Fowler were the only two seniors on the team. Next year Russell, Barber, Murray, Flesher, Allan, Clegg, and Southern will be back. CYP 1-Y5 l73l Mwwmmiiunmmimiiiipmiiii , H, 1928 Elie Parker Annual 1528 BASEBALL Parker's 1927 baseball team Finished another successful season on june 14, as it gained entrance into the semi-finals and, although defeated by the Central Section teams, Phillips and Englewood, it was victorious over Bowen, the winner in the South Section. The team started the season by winning practice games from Lindblom and University High twice, and by losing to Hyde Park. On April 20 the league games started, Fenger being the first victim of Parker's machine. Play was resumed after the spring vacation, when Parker met Calumet and was again victorious. Three days later, on May 6, Morgan Park gave us the first setback in a hotly contested game by the score Of 5-4. Parker then extended its string of defeats to three by losing to Fenger and Calumet. Victories over Morgan Park and Bowen in the next two contests put Parker back in the running, the team thesn being tied with Calumet for second place, making a playoff game necessary, so that Parker, the winner, was eligible to play in the semi-Finals. The team was led by Captain George Covington, the short stop, and leading hitter of the squad. The pitching was handled by Willard Reinert, while Shobe, the second baseman, ab-ly assisted him. The other members of the team were Bob O'Leary, catcher, Dan Ferner, first base, Roland Jones, third base, Allan Russell, left Field, Tom Taylor and Robert Nebel, right field, and Stan Saluski, center field, this years captain. The substitutes were jack Owen, Carroll Gebhardt. William Barber and Art Bohart. Those who returned from last year's team are Becker, Short, Ed Mahoney, George Maholney, Barber, Bohart, Saluski, Russell, and Allen. THE 4B CLASS ROLL RAY LANYON ELIZABETH LARRICK RORERT LEMON DONALD LESLIE ALICE LONG HARRIET MCDOUGALL GEORGE MCCORMICK ELIZABETH MILLER CHARLES MURPHY ROBERT NEEEL CContinued from page 433 ELLSWORTH OHNI-:sOROE RAYMOND OSBORNE EVELYN PEARSON PAULINE PRICE BERNICE REWALD HELEN RoHs STANLEY .SALUSKI DAVID SHULTZ HAZEL SCHMADEKE ROBERT SCIIRAEDER HELEN SHAW EDWARD STRAITH-MILLER BUDD TAYLOR DOROTHY TILSEY HENRIETTA VONDERHEIT ELEANOR WABER WILLIAM WHINNERY WILMA WOOD DEWITT WORCESTER ALICE ZORNES ' 'lillluwinllnluuwwm' i ' l74l I in in M.-T fi,,,,lw..,,m,W,mW,mnWW '-Y' II 'N Y V fr- 1 Y mln T66 , I -,v .. uf.-r .vu--7-sf,-,--..-,?' . , ug... .L f.,. 'w ' ' 1525 Uhr laarkrr Annual 15125 CHAMBERs, STRAITH'MILLER, EGAN, NICHOLS, Brass, MURRAY, MULVIHILL LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL TEAM The lightweight basketball team began its play in a series of nine pre-season games with Marshall, Hyde Park ftwo gamesj, St. Phillips, Tilden ftwo gamesj, Quigley, St. Rita, and Lake View. The first league game was dropped to Bowen 29-16, followed by a deffeat by I8-IS. Parker was victorious over Calumet by one point, I4-13, this victory being followed by a second one over Fenger. This was followed, however, by another defeat by Morgan Park 20-12, in it Captain Creswell and Deutsch playing their last game for Parker. Murray and Nichols were transferred to the heavies for the last two games with F enger and Calumet, both of which games being lost by Parker. By winning two games and losing six, the lights finished fourth in the Soulth Section. Captain Creswell, playing his third year for Parker, was high poifnt man with 91 points. Murray, Egan, and Nichols followed with 43, 39, and 18, respectively. l75l 4574 1525 Uhr 3Bark2r Annual 1925 GIRLS' Ixnouk B,xsr:n.xI.L TEAM Jlzm Mulwl H'l'llf'ZQ'Ul'f1l, aonvlz. GIRLS, XYOLLEY BALI. TEAM AIU.: Mabvl Illvzfzvorflzy, coaflz. CYP 1-YU l7f31 lkuas. .sas 1523 Eh! Harker Annual 1523 THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The third successful year of the Parker Girls' Athletic Association has ended. This association promotes and sponsors a number of athletic clubs for girls. This year there have been four active clubs. The Life-Saving Club, which is one of the oldest of Parker's clubs, has been Well led this year by Mary Stringer, business manager, and her successor, Elizabeth Atking Mary F etterly as Secretary-Treasurer, and Mary Morrow and Lois Tol- man, captains of the Crabs and Lobsters. The girls work for many honors, among which are Red Cross Badges, Starfishes, and bars for excelling in the various strokes and in diving. The Ball Club is another of the popular clubs. In the fall its members play hockey alnd captain basketball. In the spring the girls play volleyball and baseball. Helen Hilsen, one of the star payers, was chosen president, while another star, Helen Harmon, was chosen secretary-treasurer. Letters and bars were awarded the best players and the ones most regular in attendance. This year a new club was organized in connection with the ball club. It is called the baseball club and was started so that those not interested in volleyball could meet during the seventh period Thursday to play baseball. The Hiking Club has also had a successful year. . THE EQUESTRIAN CLUB The Equestrian Club was organized in September under the sponsorship of Miss Virginia C. Merrit, vocational adviser. The beginning Equestrian club was organized under Miss Elsie Humbach, domestic science teacher in Parker Junior High. Both classes rode every Friday. The beginning classes rode at the academy, located at 61st street and Drexel boulevardf As soon as the pupils were capable of managing their horses, they rode on the Midway and in Jackson Park. The following semester the girls continued to ride out, but, compared to the semester before, the membership had greatly decreased. No officers were elected for either term. l77l 1523 Uhr liarkrr Annual 1525 ' X-..'I','i- 31'..'-'J ,l'.', np 1781 'YJ chu J N F yfif-4' -A-- 1925 E112 igurkrr Annual 1923 Ffh HAVENT DECJDED YET GOING TO BESIDES THE IMPORTANT THING BE AN EXECUTIVE FIRST I5 T0 SURQOUND MYSELF RIGHT AFTER You WITH some New cLoTHEs DUATEQDHIL-QQ FQOM THE LYTTON COLLEQQ WILL You DABBLE A SHGW PLLEGE ? f' -,-1,1 A-Q: High School Graduates! S Visit The Lytton College Shop as Kaur First Bid for Success at College or Business Entering College or Business is an important step-and clothes are a viral factor. Choose them in The Lytton College Shop-the recognized Style Center for Mid Western University and Successful Young Business Men. You will be delighted with the many new distinctive things dis- played so attractively in a setting of intimate hospitality and comfort. 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DRY GOODS, SHOES, FURNISHINGS 73rd St. and Wentworth Ave. Phone Stewart 2068 NJ 1 So I ..,-..,. . . ,I H I Fw M4 1525 E112 liurkrr Annual 1528 fd: PARKERS HAPPY GANG NJ -Yi' ISII 15128 Elie lliarkrr Annual IEEE Fw HYNES BROTHER Lumber - Sash - Doors Plaster Board, Wall Board and Celotex Cement, Gravel and Sand Coal and Building Material Uffice: 3624 State Street PHONE BOULEVARD 1503 CHICAGO N21 1925 Uhr Murkrr Annual 1928 Telephone Midway 3935 Clarke - McElroy Publishing Company Good Impressions Our Motto PUBLISHERS BINIJERS PRINTERS ENGRAVERS 6140 Cottage Grove Avenue CHICAGO Q 23 PRINTERS OF THE PARKER ANNUAL rl: .km S IGI X 15123 Uhr iIJarker A ul 12125 Fw MOSER sHoRTHAND COLLEGE A BUSINESS SCHOOL OF DISTINCTION High School Graduates ONLY ARE ENROLLED Munson or Gregg Shorthand BULLETIN ON REQUEST 116 South Michigan Avenue CTweIfth Floorl Randolph 4347 CHICAGO I 4 '14 1525 Uhr Marker Annual 1925 I JUST A FEW SHOTS OF TI-IE CROWD Lv l ww 351 15123 Uhr iHa1'k2r annual 1525 Save at Englewood's Oldest Bank Strength --- Service 3? Wu, l il I ly L'z2T T lol , 4 eeee t A .wsnuaivf l an f R ll! M' X ' 1415 l Mn um? 1 l A 1 n W e M el .HT alll, YF!! gain ' ' I glllljllll Qff'z?!, kA First National Bank of Englewood 347 West 63rd Street Founded 1889 lb! 1-Yi C -'- 4: H : 1 '- 'm1wr:mu ' . ,,, ., 2... E A 1528 Uhr Barker Annual 15128 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The success of the I928 Parker Annual was assured only by the hearty co- operation Of the following individuals, to whom we extend our most sincere thanks: The faculty for their co-Operation. Miss Matilda Gibson, sponsor of the Camera Club 5 Robert Lewin, Thomas Hoffman, and Fred Trowbridge for their snapshots of the faculty. Howard Trautwein, now a student at the Chicago Normal College, for his valuable assistance in making up the annual. Margaret Owens for her kind assistance with the senior personals. Mr. A. E. Clason, father of Muriel Clason, who is with Kaufman 81 Fabry, Commercial Photographers, for the copyrighted aerial photos which he himself took. Mr. H. A. Goodnow of the Gibson Studio, Parker's official photographers, for the splendid service, co-operation, and suggestions he gave. Mrs. Helen Shob of the Gibson Studio for the splendid service she gave in connection with the senior photos. v Mr. Frank Clarke of Clarke-McElroy Publishing Company for his co-opera- tion and suggestions in connection with the printing of the Annual. Mr. H. Lindquist Of the National Engraving Company for his aid on the engravings. - And last, but not least, Our advertisers who helped to make this book a finan- cial success by advertising in the book. PARKER'S BABY GRADUATES EDITH SLOTE ELEANOR SLOTE MARY GLENDON DOROTHY PLUMMER HENRITTE SCHMIDT MAR1ON DANNER MILDRED PHEIFER DOROTHY GARD GCACE MEYERS EVELYN NVHIPP CARLENE ROSBORO MARY FETTERLY GEORGE COLEMAN JESSIE GREGG ALICE MCGUTRE DoR1s HALLMAN JULIANA LAWLY EDWIN KRAMER VERA KIRCHOFE ASHLEY BEATTY GERTRUDE SCHMIDT MARY' FRANCES BREN NAN Lois TOLMAN OLIVE SANDAKER MARGARET SCHIETE ANGELA PARIZK DOROTHY SMITHIES FLORENCE HUNTER KATHRYN RINEHART 41-3 1 CYD 37 -hx 1528 Uhr liarkrr Annual 1923 Fw Prospective Dental Students Loyola University College of Arts and Sciences offers a pre-dental year of especial interest to prospective dental students. The work is given part in the downtown college, 28 North Franklin Street, and part in the dental department, the Chicago College of Dental Surgery. In addition to the required subjects, the course offers two subjects of a strictly dental nature, which will enable the student to enter the four-year dental course with thirty-two semester hours of college credit. 059 THE NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN OCTOBER 2, 1928 me For further particulars address The Registrar Chicago College of Dental Surgery DENTAL DEPARTMENT OF LOYOLA UNIVERSITY 1747 West Harrison Street CHICAGO, ILLINOIS N9 1-YU Wil 1928 E112 Harkrr Annual IEEE SOME OF PARKER'S ACTIVE STUDENTS ISQJ IEEE Uhr 1Harkvr Annual 1525 It Is Uur Sincere Wish ini THAT EVERY MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF 1928 FINDS SUCCESS IN HIS FUTURE ACTIVITIES. Gibson Studios Official Photographers for Parker Senior High School 'wp CY' l90iI ' 'W' '. '...m, QWLHIAI 1928 Uhr Farkrr Annual 1923 EVERYBODY SEEMS TO BE HAPPY YJ XY' X911 nv l92 1528 Uhr liarkvr Annual 1925 TRY THE OR AL COLLEGE LUNCH ROOM :NND EFF ICIENT SERVICE OPEN FROM WI-IOLESOME FOOD 11:30 to 1:30 BESURETO BUYYOUR LUMBER FROM P L U M B I N G CONTRACTOR FRANK HYNES 520 West 69th Street NJ Wentworth 5727 More Splinters to the Square Inch CUNNARD'S CAFE PARK PHARMACY C0. MRS- CUNNARW5 R. M. LYMAN, R. Ph. PIES AND CAKES SERVED 7103 South Halsted Street 6901 Wentworth Ave' Tel, Triangle 6043 Phone Triangle 2602 fr I ll-IEE Uhr liarkrr Annual 1928 399145 R169 1993 SSS SLVEIW EIDIOHD N S 13 llllilll 1802 algae!-'.L auolld Member Florists Telegraph Delivery Association Tri-Parks Flower Shop 6909 Wentworth Avenue Telephone Triangle 8152 Greenhouses and Conservatory: 7111-25 Indiana Ave., Chicago, Ill. WRIGHT BROTHER. 7102 Wentworth Ave. - - Dealers in - - PAINTS, WALLPAPER, VARNISHES, BRUSHES AND GLASS Window Shades Made to Order Phone Stewart 4215 Chicago H0 EA P. MYERS City Hall Square Building 139 N. Clark St. Dearborn 0171 FRANK SICKLER Director of the New and Revised COTILLION A HAPPY REVELATION FOR AN EVENlNG'S ENTERTAINMENT 1241 N. La Salle Street Superior 6399 Chicago Englewood 1369 Established 1907 A. R. CHIEFER JEWELER AN-D OPTOMETRIST 6904 Wentworth Avenue C H l C A G0 Miss XYhelan in Civics: i'Now what does the government do for the feehle minded Fl' Nichols lsotto vocej Z lt provides Normal schools. The day was warm and balmy, and the professor said, as he gazed out the window, lYell, spring is here. And now the young men are beginning to think of what the girls have been thinking about all winter. Mrs. Hyman: l have your course hooks ready. Take them ol? my desk. -Mc and Zllinc. Our athletes should be good seholarsg using liniment makes one smart. -The Skipper. 4574 1523 Eh? lgztrlarr Annual 1928 FN ANNOUNCEMENTS DANCE PROGRAMS :N-9 SPIES BRCTI-IERS J E WEL ERS 27 E. Monroe Street ow CLASS RINGS AND PINS CLUB PINS NJ if M41 1928 Ghz lgarkrr Annual 1923 A FEW OF PARKER'S ACTIVITIES I951 L' 1923 Uhr liarkvr Annual 1523 ILLER Kr BANKER Coal and Coke 6543 Wentworth Avenue Chicago, Ill. Phone ENGlewood 0580 Phones: Office-Wentworth 6695 Res.--Radcliffe 0460 WM. L. HOFFMAN ARCHITECT 718 W. 63rd St. Chicago, Ill. Plumbing, Electrical Radio and and Janitor Supplies Bicycle Supplies RElD'S HARDWARE PA1NTs:: c.LAss KITCHEN UTENSILS Ti GENERAL REPAIRING 500-502 East 71st Street Phone Vincennes 0277 Chicago HOULE'S DELICATESSEN 7305 Vincennes Avenue Vincennes 5613 Chicago Cl 'RRIFR THE llI'RIx'llfR 161111111 C'111'1'i1'1' was KI l1111'1'1v1', 1.01151 111111, 11111112 111111 .vI1111 ,' ,-11111 71111011 111' 11111, Tllvrf' was 1111 1111111 Cflllllf 1 :'1'1' 1111511 up 111111 llflllv --Slltlff C'11'U11if. N9 1 -Yi 96 ,,,,. G14 1523 Uhr liarkrr Annual 1523 TELEPHONE: BOULEVARD 1608 EDW. E. GROTH Funeral Director MODERN CHAPEL ow Ambulance Service to Any Part of City or Suburbs. High Class Attention Given to Every Call. G40 OFFICE AND CHAPEL: 1620 West 48th Street Chicago, Ill Phone Stewart 5022 Real Buttermilk P H Q N E F O R F 0 O D PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS . FANCY GROCERIES :: FRUITS 7630-34 Racine Avenue MEATS AND VEGETABLES We Serve Quality Chicago 7156 S. Wentworth Ave. Goody! Goody! I've got two tests today! -Thi' Poor Sufi. Sieve: In church last Sunday the offertory anthem was, I Shall Not Pass This YVay Again. -F. JI. III. NVe wonder what would happen if next September some nervy guy would walk into room 16 and say: Mr, Turck, I want locker number 44I.n TILMPUS FUGIT. So docs Lindy. Oliver Goldsmith probably got his inspiration to write the Deserted Village when he was in Glasgow on a tag day. NPNU. N1 F-YU l97l wx 15123 Ellie lgarker Annual 1525 rw YOUR EIGHBORHOOD BA K I-lalsted Street State Bank Halsted at 69th Street 089 -'A ROLL OF HONOR BANK A A. M. ALDERMAN PHARMACIST 200 E. 69th St., Chicago Telephone Orders Promptly Delivered Phone Vincennes 101 65 NORMAL L BREAD SHOP 508 West 69th Street Phone Wentworth 9498 Phone Ravenswood 3622 Saturday, Sunday and Evening Wor Hinrichs 8z Bellinger House Washing Machines and Ironers. Cleaning - Repairing - Rebuilding a Specialty. 4520 N. Oakley Ave., Chicago, lll. 1400 S. 16th Ave., Maywood, lll. k XYQ all like liurly, He's not windy. I call my teacher Lullaby because She always Puts me to sleep. fm Lv: 1 I Q8 ,,,.,. 3 iili wa 1923 Uhr Harkrr Annual 1923 fm THE DANGER LINE - FIVE OUT OF FIVE HAVE IT - TEETI-I! N5 Q-Y? I99I 1525 Uhr Marks: Annual IEEE J. O. PCLLACK 8: CO. Class Rings Frat Pins ow OUR TRADE MARK IDENTIFIES IT AS THE BEST ow 7 W. Madison, at State St. CHICAGO THE PURITAN JAMES F. lVlcGLONE M A R K E T PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST and CHEMIST 's known for 7301 Vincennes Avenue Phone Stewart 0559 Chicago THE lllOl,lElv',N' .UOTHER COURE Little .lark Hormvf, siood on a rorner H'afcl1i11g tlzv girls go byj H0 fifvpml his lid to a cute little' kid, ' ' and ' ' But .9110 gave lzim a sock in the vyr' -The Shadow. FIRST CLASS SERVICE c1J CY H001 . ...I C. A. WENNERSTRAND Qh.r..m.i.L..s.1..,-. , 457. .E 1528 E112 liarkrr Annual IEEE WASHINGTO P RK NATIONAL BAN 63rd Street and Cottage Grove Avenue NJ Capital and Surplus - - - - S l,000,000.00 Resources Over - - - - - l3,000,000.00 0047 This Bank Is Authorized to Act as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Trustee, or in Any Other Trust. G89 UNDER SUPERVISION OF UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT GWN9 Regular Member Chicago Clearing House Association. ' ow Member Federal Reserve System. THE NORWOOD CAFE 6400 Normal Blvd. MRS. BURBANK, Mgr. Club Breakfast: 6:45 a. m. to 9 p. m. Special Business Men's Luncheon, 50c., 11:30 to 2 p. m. Dinner, 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. GROCERIES AND MEATS 69th St. and Yale Ave. Sunday, 12:30 to 7:30 p. m. Tel. Went. 0168 Tel. Normal 6920 Good Home Cooking Special Attention to Parties 8: Banquets CHICAGO A - VICE Estimates Furnished Stewart 3951 A A 1 SER N. P. MILLER STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING Pascoe Automatic Oil Burner 303 East 75th Street .Iobbing Promptly Attended To. At All of Our Stations Liu-4' UNIVERSAL SERVICE STATIONS 47th and California Ave. 68th and Cottage Grove Ave. 68th and Western Ave. STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Polarine, Pennzoil, Quaker State and Mobiloil NJ Ly- 101 I JD4 1928 Uhr Harker Annual 15128 uburn Park Trust and Savings Bank 79th Street at I-lalsted 000 A CLEARING HOUSE BANK 089 Capital and Surplus - - S400,000.00 .l0l'l 0. BRUMAN 6122'3f,fff...if lff.,'iNQUSl'wfQeZ536 HARDWARE S944 A1:e.NELs0l:ii:ZiZ 2323 Electrical and Radio Supplies sheet MifZinff 1'f' Eff. CONSTRUCTION co. CNet lnc.j 6810-12 Wentwarth Ave- Oflicez 217 East 69th Place Phone Wentworth 0408 Phones Triangle 2320-2321 Chicago Tl1zLckerz1v's Va11itv Fuirn is culled a novel without a hero. It should be called :1 novel without an end. Some people are terribly unfortunate. 'l'hey're very much in love, but they can't write poetry. George XYzLshingtou never told il lie. But then people clichrt Write cigaret :mtl colcl cream testimonials in those days. From the Grvmz and l'Vh1'tv: was always wrinkecl :incl shzihhy in frock coat. N' L -r ,,E.,r ,,.. 1, A A, ., Wt: uv t,,u:rigwLmnm.wit-umu.ul,Minn,J Popular lfallacies About Lincoln-That he dress, wearing only an ancient hroadcloth I 1021 p , VAX , , , r, h , N A I ppx I r,h' , -tt t , - t -t.t.:t 11',,- i p I izfw 'IW '.' l Ei wg 1928 Uhr Barkvr Annual IEEE fm LOOK 'EM OVER CY-1 MY- P031 1523 Uhr Fark Pl' Annual 1523 YOU HAVE THEM ALL IN .I A NE- A N N E HOME-AID SALAD DRESSING 689 Quality - Finest Ingredients Flavor - Skillful Blending Protection -- Sealed .lar CNA9 TRY THE SMALL SIZE USE THE LARGE SIZE Telephone Stewart 0841 HOWES LUMBER COMPANY 545 West 71st Street fCor. Parnell Avenuej DROP IN FOR A COUPE SUNDAE ..at-- LYMAN'S PHARMACY 335 West 71st Street SQUARE DEAL GROCERY 8: MEAT MARKET 339-341 West 71st Street JOHN J. 0'NElL PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST N. E. Cor. 69th and State Sts. Tel- SteW3 f 054447603 Phones Triangle 3121-2661 Chicago Chas G Weiner stewart 5463 Furnaces, Hot Water and Steam I Systems Installed Sheet Metal and Gutter Work STORE O. M. BARTH 8z SON Where Better Merchandise Is Solcl - - Dealer. in - - for Leu ,, HARDWARE, PAINTS AND GLASS Telephone Normal 0813 422-424 E. 7181 st., Chicago 547 West 69th St. Chicago sk T -W I 1041 w W1 w wi 1525 Uhr iHarkrr Annual 1525 Ffh 1 MORE OF TI-IE. GANG w ww l 1051 mf 1923 Uhr lBarkrr Annual 1523 'Ilt'Zl.ClIt'I'I UAA-IIZII' are tlie lfivc IllUJlC1'2llJlC Acts? Buy: The tive acts of llZ1lIIlCt.u -Fvsfv. Nlfiglitiiig was :ui zn'istoc1'z1tic job, sziicl Miss Lowell, in discussing the life of the feuflal lord. May wc arise to say Qwitli clue respect to Gene TIIIIIICYJ that it still is? PACKING :: STORAGE :: SHIPPING HAMILTON PARK WAREHOUSE HOUSEHOLD coons 1: P1ANos 7030-32 Parnell Avenue Phone Stewart 6441 HALLMAN HEMSTITCHING CO. 613 East 47th Street Wentworth 0016 Res. Stewart 0022 C. E. TANDY Real Estate :: Renting :: Mortgages Loans : : All Kinds of Insurance Notary Public MILLINERY 6842 Wentworth Avenue fNear Sixty-ninth Street, Smart, SUHPPY Hats for Ladies at Buildings Financed and Erected. Reasonable Prices. Easb' P3YmeUtS CMCGSO Kedzie 7845 Orders Filled for Any Books Desired. PETER J. LIVSHIS PRINTER Commercial and Society Printing 1 150 S. Homan Avenue, Chicago NJ A .....1'J!illt..nll. i llc 16 GYM SHOE MARSHALL'S Always Satisfy, 6908 Wentworth Ave., Chicago 4-Y: I 4-iss T53 iiiiiwiw vi A ' mi Ji: 'vim'wlizazlli t:Mm,i,l'm.i1.',, fh13i,,ii,,t:m,,LJLL 5- W Ag, 1 mf-'lin' wi, lw 1525 Ghz liarkrr Annual 15215 SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INVESTMENTS CHECKING ACCOUNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES CHRISTMAS CLUBS FOREIGN EXCHANGE GY-9 We Invite You to Use Our Service FIRST ENGLEWOOD STATE BANK on 63rd Street at Yale Avenue Chicago, Ill. ow COMPLETE FINANCIAL SERVICE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Phone Triangle 2842 LOOSE LEAF COVERS, ETC. IVERS DICKEY ALPHA LAUNDRY 119-121-123 East 69th St. N. E. Corner 69th and Stewart Ave. Phone Victory 7668 PRETSCHOLD Sz C0. DENTIST S I G N S 841 West 63rd Street Daily: 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. 1301 S. Michigan Avenue Mon. and Fri.: 5:00 to 8:00 P. M. CY-5 1-Y? I107I A I K . W4 WHHa' er Annual 1525 QW' M??W 'M ff 3-lf' ee ' I STAN DAEE SERVICE i S S TAN DARD SUPPMES ,V Ahf. I S up . l 9f'fi'1T'?hZ'P 911109 l I -2 e- -H School ADA JS 1894 l q.,,,-- A -.5 - -- ,, - -- -., T... n..-n-,Y ,,Y JJ AGAIN! As Always, We Wish You Will Come in and See Us Whenever You Can. NJ JODAR 8: STUCKEY 600D DRUGS GO0D EATS ow 69th Street at Stewart Avenue lf NJ wr H081 W4 1525 Uhr liarkrr Annual 15125 GOOD PALS, ALL CY, , l1091 C514 1528 Uhr liarkrr Annual 1928 Department of .Business Aclrninistration COURSES OF UNIVERSITY GRADE flintrance Requirement-Four-Year High School Diploma! COURSES: Administrative, Administrative Secretarial, Higher Accounting, and Commercial Normal. Only Business College in Chicago With a Separate Department nf Business Administration. Finest Euuiuoed Executive Training Department in America. Catalog on Request. Three Months' Intensive Shorthand Course 4For High School Graduates Only! A special course for thu e who must prepare for a position in a short time. Ask for full information-it's free. sv , ff g Englewood QE u Business College We i n 5 :lg . E26 IE FE . QQ. 735-41 Englewood Avenue f62nd Place at Halsted SLI Phone Wentworth 0992 rn ll li lle America's Finest Business College Building. Were you ever waited on by the LITTLE RAY OF SUNSHINE? - - Eat at - - THE PARKWAY 341 South Normal Parkway Sandwiches, Pop, Ice Cream and Candy - - Also - - FULL LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES Wen't. 0909 We Call and Deliver New is the time to have your garments cleaned, pressed and remodeled. M A R Q U E T T E TAILORS AND CLEANERS H. KIRZ, Prop. Our most careful attention is given to remodeling and relining ladies' and gents' garments. Quick service in pressing 213 W. MARQUETTE RD. Back of Grogan AUTOGRAPHS il- - C1,1,x,.g f 1 N-'I' Afvvlfvx-S W' ' X, 12 I IIO l x. I 'A ' 4 9' . 73 I. -e,. mn sl-, 'A full - .u ' 1.5284 61132 Harker Annual - 11H 2 H, AUTOGRAPHS Z' . ZQ - fvwfrjdfe-6 Gig fhfCf XY' g f 'QW- my ? WQW 1 Fi19f'.' W , friiij' gf! Q I' .W , J 'J' . 'N ilghg . Q -' ,:1,a3J. I A ,I I-1111 w,,1,, - f' - . - . fy iff? Q . A ' . . ' ,f' 21 j E gr, I Q 'N 4 U , 3- , 'i 1 :Q f,, 1 Q - , . , ' 4 V !..nW,p.mf! N W, U .tru ww, HV , ,, .rw 1- H Nw , - -w -1528 Uhr liarkrr Annual 1525 g..g.q..g..g..g..3.34.4.4..10g..g..g..g..g..g..g.q.q..3032 0'NE1L, Pres. and Tl'e8S. See this wonderful E. 0'NElL, Serretary NlSmWYAWUl M , -- , , Q- ' HYGIENIC CLEANING Z 'A A 1 In C1 X fix, C corporate J ax, .eff Small S Payment F51 ! Down CN 9 ow-,The finest guaran- 0 teecl cleaner at the low- est price. Cleans thoroughly. Powerful suction. Ask for free home demonstration. EDISON 72 W. Adams St.-and Branches ,g..g..1..1.4.4.4.4..1..1..g..g..y..g..g..g..1..g..g..g..1..g..g.., OFFICE AND WORKS 218-220 East 69th Street CHICAGO, ILL. Telephones: TRlangle 3200-3201 R. LEVINE 81 C0., lNC. G. W. SEEHAUSEN ARCHITECTS GROCERY AND BUILDERS 418 East 71st Street 822 West 70th Street Phone: Stewart 0578 Phone Normal 4751-2-3 Chicago , , 1 M AUTOGRAPHS 1 0+ , V A I J - , 0 VO O L- X ,fr f . , f 1 1 if f 3 2 U' fwwk M12 X np A 11121 ,X , ,a..' ' 'M wg fm HDMQ QM jijlfzdfi JM lwww Z,M,lcwfAfA4,wff '4'4V56fJf4U7 L 7fWf7 ' 63W'?Y,',,?'W c 1314103-A V , 7M'fWfffWWO' W' . if' TWV? Qffwifwwd fWf4ifMcQ,1Mfc fV VVl-4.fZf4 'v,vw4-lf.Znff1 'WM . -V AF? fig.. 30573 . w .L F.f'2n.'Sx2+. '-' ' ,-KX ik sf-A in My WM? f1if: fm ,, Q if jx cw Wijjii M fifigfj awww gg! WM, XM D-,, f J5fJQWj4fj . 4? QW dyke X70 U19 vqfolgxfffmwlfs J LZLMOJM- ' if , ff A , If km .X. f ,. Q , x,,v?'Q'V,,V! ,W ffqpmx fnefw. r f if ,A X ,jfq ,MM L4 Lwwfffffdf ' 'ff' ,ywfwf Www. 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