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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1929 volume:

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' S N Q0 t so I 1' 'zo a I no . Q0 9 1 O ,zo oo 00 oo I oo 'L N ':. oo 'Z. I,, oo. oo 0 'Z. 3 r , 5 ii A, 'f i , Y Yrf iY,Y7,,Y,,,,, f' if l lf l l lv i4fii'f5,'?iii MR. fll.Il'li lYlN'lAliR, lJI'llIt'I.f'tI1 Olive XYinter, the principal ut' I':n'lcer senior high selinnl is :t grzuluztte nf the lfniversity of lnmliznm. llis nersunality :incl eliznwtcter have heen cleterininiiw' t'z1c'ttn's in his success us :tn ecluczntur uf hm l g, estzlhlisliing :mtl stnclents. lirlu ul the finely is 's :mc firls, lle maintains il frienclship with the entire stnclent hotly thus Il ennlirlenee which makes fan' the highest tlegree ul etiupt-1':tt1t1t1 hetweell fllenltv czttitmztl wurk :tt Parker het'c:ines less zmltitms :mtl inure henetieiul lll'CZlllSU halancerl relzttiunsliip existing: there. Y 'lf v V . During grzultmte he his -exeeptim his college Career, Mr. VN'inter was huth Zl selmlzn' :mtl athlete. .Ns am llllClCI was ll fnll-hack nn the star Lfniversity nt lncliztnzt lntmtlmzill team. .-Xs zu result ol mal selnrlztstie 2lYQI'Zl,QL' he was eleetetl tn Phi lietzt lxztppu, the lttniumry fraternity v '17 v '17 1 Y 'Ii Alter leaving mllege Mr. XYinter euztellecl fwuthztll at the ll2ll'l'lSllll technical high sclnml x l :intl litter hecame assistant principal tliere. llis next prtnntmtinvii wus tn the prineilmzllsliip ut' .hu v . . . . . Wlntney grznnmar sclmol in which vztpaeity he servt-cl fur three ye:11's. lle then eznne tn serve as priiteipztl ul the Parker senior high sclirzul, N v, Mr. Winter, clnrmg: lns shwrt time :tt l':1rker has eitcnnrztgecl schnnl spirit, lusterezl athletics, :incl at the same time clevelupecl an interest in sclinlztrsliip. lle has spunsurecl nizmy :activities zmrl has intrmlncerl the Stnrlent Crrnncil, zz stnflent HI'g2llliZ2lllUll heaclefl hy hint. it Il V sn Parker has heen unfurtunate i11 that it has not heen :thle tn keep principals for :mv length ,,. Y uf time flue to the fact that thev were prnrnuterl slinrtly after their 2llJDl'rlllllllL'lll here. Of course we would like to see Mr. XN'intei' prnnintecl, hut ut the sunte time we hope That nur Vl'inter will he a lung one. 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Fighfeen 1 i 4 W I 1 1 1 1 i i 1: ' K i . 1 11 v1 1 N i l '1 1111 111 1 1 IJ 1 IH 1 5 3 111111111 ' P111 1 if 1 1 ' V ii NI1 Smith ha 11111 Ullllllkltfi with link 1 U 1 - it i S1 11 Qfllllllflllll, Lt g Ncptu I , 1 1111 I11 fl - 1 . . . .md 36 X h.1 1 1 lll that . . itx ' me 'I -11 11 - 1 1. 1 . - 1 1 Q . . i l , ski I hat, 1 1 ' 1 'V Nil 111 . g 1 ll. te ' . I his ' 11 if l'h H cl gf Ill ' . . I . . . 1 1 . 1 1 L 1 . 'P V . . . . . . . . 1 1 i I11 zlclclitlcm to his chities as assistant p1'111c11ml Mr. Smith teaches gemmletry. l x 1 I ' i 1 ,, 1 i x i1 1 1 f if 1 N ' 1, ' 1 1 1 'P 11 1 Y 11 i ' 1 1 1 v' ' 1 l i . V W! nn V --vw - A 3 Y YZY rir W? V2-A -4 V Wi 4' 4 '4 1 -1 1 1 H 2 21 ii, i 1 KA Q lklnrkrr ,Annual B E A .V Ai. A in lk IL A 4- li ,. A1 0- lk V A 0 ilk A .xi lk in I 1. xi -YL in 'Li A lk IL 'lk i A -IL I1 V. lk A ll- Ai it JL 2' ilk In il I 1? wi I I I ir V 'll' V ir ir 'll' ir v . ir Y Y v v v ,, 'U' avi ir V I V wr V v V U' V V V 'll' YI' 'lf .wr V 'll' V V V 'll' Miss lX'lII.I,ICENT ST12BB1Ns Miss l:l'rH1zL STR.xT'roN Miss V1Ro1N1.x MIERRITI' Miss llfllI,I.ICENT STIZBBINS Miss Stebbins is one of the senior division teachers, She keeias a perfect record of all credits and other matters pertaining to the furtherance of education. Miss Stebbins also teaches Geometry and French. Miss ETH151. STRATTON Miss Stratton is also one of the senior division teachers. She keeps an accur ate account of the attendance record of the seniors. Miss Stratton is also Dean of Glrls and teaches Latin. Miss VIRGLNIA M1cRR1'r'r Miss Merritt is the Vocational advisor for the junior and Senior high schools She aids the students in choosing college courses or in choosing a business career Nineteen -4-1 44 if 44- 4--1 -4 I4-1 ' ff ' 1 9 2 H 1:-9: s - 'sy sg? rp-3: P-5 sag- sp sp sp if-gs nb sas wb Ph sb it . n. i A A ft A i A A. il A A. -'M li l 'lk .i ALI -ll- '37 -c wi IL it JL . All . JL . ik A Jl . JL . JL. . JL JL JL 4 ii. JL an V IL Ak in in JR A in A ii xl -ir ii 'f ir 'Y Ni! iv 'tr ' if iv' V 'lf V if V if ,, , V . jqy v - ir, ,V ' 'li' 'lf if ,V 'ir i 'll' lm. ,if V V, 'll' 'Y vm 'li fir fr ir 'V if -V fir V vi V 'Ui Fw. V144 44 44 +1 -44 435- 4? -is ifsfif ss 4? Qgzxrkcr Qmnuul Pet - 4'.3f.3?Q P?g '2'1f' 3'S'5 if' Third Row-Mr, Roberts, Mr. Meyers, Mr. Tuvok, Mr. W'asse1'man, Miss Potter, Mr. Brook, Mr. Staley, Mr. Coon, Mr. Wigger. Second Row-Miss Collins, Miss Daly, Miss Dunlap. Miss Erhart, Miss Hutton, Miss 0'Connell, Miss Lowell, Miss Farrell, Miss MacArthur, Miss Mattson, Miss Alexander, Miss Gibson, Miss Baker. First Row-Miss McDonald, Miss Koehne, Miss O'Shea, Miss Stratton, Mr. Smith, Mr. Winter, Miss Stebbins, Miss Geary, Mrs. Baum, Miss VVentw01'th. THE. FACULTY OLICE VVINTER--I rinvipal HARVEY D. SMITII-.L1.YXi.YflIllf Irincipul ETHEL H. STRATTON-1.7t'tlH nf Cqirls E 'Fixx M. A1.ExA1xnER-.-1't M ARCARET BAKER-I:IlfjIiN1I and Dramatics Mus. :XLICE L. BAUM-.1IUfl'U7L Lovlls F. BRUOK--lilflflllHlflfifj and Journal- mn NIILIDRIIII I. C0l.I.INS-Efljjiiiil VV1Ll.1A1st D. COUN-.4L'C01llllil!g and Ifco- HOHHLDS NlABEl.l.l'I C. I.. V-.llnsir 1 INA C. DL NLAI-IIFCI 4' Miuuzrii A. ERuART-Spitrzixli MARY li. I'ARkm.1.-Eizglixlz MAUUE ETIIEL GPIARX'-Ell!jliS1l RTATILDA D. Gmsmm-History and Latin I-Ir:1.FNI A. HUTTUY-HiJf0l'j LEONA E. Ixosimi-3-Gvogrnplti and History Jessi HINE LOWELL-History KIIMA MAc'.XRT11U1:-Civics OI.lVE M. MA'1'1'soN--Iivxaiextiv Sfimtve JANE Mc' DOYALD-fllatlzvtliatics and Draw- my VIIii'lYliX C. Mriuurr-Vocational Adviser Enwmum MYERS-English ACNES O'C1lNNELLf1.if Reading KATHLFEN O SllEAfCiCl'it JI-LSSIE E. POTTER-Zoology and English VV.u.TH1z VV. RoBERTsfStcn0grapl1y and T-xpitzj Q. fi' L' -Lf 4:fO1'clzmtru 'lculzcs ', . .l'4PljSi1'.Y and Matte- nralzfs N'IlLl.lL'liN'I' STEBHINS-IxI'1'llL'lL and Maths'- matifs Josrru S. riil'REKfAllf0 and Elfrtric Shop NATEXAN W'AssERMtxx----Physical Education MABEL R. XVENTWURTH-Physifal Education VVILLIAM F. XV1c.CFRn-Clzemistry Twenty ft-w e 'Mit ff M JL A 'PA it ll it JL nt :FL IL' At ni lk JL it AL? ll-, At il-1 ,M :ik At lik it Ill A JL A. JL Ht Ai .. J1- . A, t N N 1 IL All it ti if ., ,vt V Wi' 'wi 1 VN f if ' fi I A vi 'U' i . ' 1 1 -J V , . . VX' , if , V xii' t , lx? ' 'll V . lf. ML S S X i, 1 lf P' ' ' '71 C1 . C Suu-x 1' I if 1 , if . if ' ' ' ' ir . 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RALPH HANSICN . .IOHN GL'sTAFsoN RUTH THORNTON EDWIN BECKER Berman I ,OVEGREN June GEORGE INIAIIONEY Wn.1.iAn I I.XRBlER RIUNILIX BROWN PAUL LOVTQFRIQN , v 'll' V. wi THE CLASS OF JANUARY, I929 Y 'll' v 'll' The class of january, l929. entered Parker in February l926 The three years' soionrn in Parker was verv successful, In the last semester almost V one-third of the class were Owls. Athletics claimed many seniors. the football team winning V the section CllHIllllI0l1SllIil7. All other activities of the school were lxenehttecl by the great if .lf number Ol' seniors interested in these. v 'IF ,Lp THE CLASS OF JUNE, l929 ,, lf The good ship Class of June, l9Z9 has at last docked at the harbor of Diploma Town w 'll' after its strenuous voyage, 'E As the gantgplarlk is let down we see many voyagers who have done much to make the W voyage a success, some of these being, Robert Allan VVilliam Barber Thermal Bensema V W Lewin, George Mahoney, Francine Marlowe, Harriet McDougall, Lorraine Ranstead Allan V Russell, Dorothy Schielke, Budd Taylor, Helen Thompson, and William Walling 'II rl 'lf QP v also -QTL 44 css: -41 as we 44 4: 44 -41 es -as 14-1 marker jXnnual Crewe re 5 or We 'rl TT 'fl bf' llf.i JL' 'Fl- JI- A I A ,ik A I 4 I' All 4- JL fk Il '5 T .lk T JL ' 1 I A L IL IL ix IL IL, ll- fl I' A A T lk 41. :ul 'll IL JL -44 ,fee 4.4 14,4 4+ ge w e 4-4 44- 4 cr-4 4-el cite,-:A-1 gas 1 'J 2 Q F sages. ss s-gs sg: ss- sg: ss. sg: ss, sa: sa- P-an wa: ah ' ir v 'ir I I , . . QP I ii il' 41, --il 'lf' ik' il, if Henry Birss, Loretta Bell. Marvin Egan, John Elliot, Ethel Foster, Robert Lemon, Robert wil i I ' I Twenty-three if il ur! cal- eye' cs- :if F:-4 :sf 'esac-4-Qsif-51a fa- '-'SE :alia .liege 4 age JL .n. Ak A Ink, 41. IL , A lv. 'll- A .IL 11 ty.. IL A JL A all A I lu. A . A., JL, A AJR AI ll- Aa. JL A. :ll- A JL lk 'P- ill- A ll- A ll- a. 'lla A, JL A I H It Twenty-four urker .Annual -fe-ee Parte-we aa are Si-I Pe +ve Pe be Pa DOROTHY BAER-Commercial P. C. L.g Owlslg Sr. G. C.g Life Savingg Ring and Pin Committee. Our tall, quiet blond, tliere'.I one iu every claus. EDWIN H. BECKER-General Science P. C. L.g Baseball: Footballg Sr. Dram. Clubg Win- ter Sports Club: Class Play 'ZSQ Operettag Cantatag 4A Class Treasurer. .lust a happy-go-lucky fellow, wlio's always full of PUP- VIRGINIA BECKER-General Science P. C. L.g S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G, C.g Sr. Dram. Clubg Tennis Clubg Hiking Clubg Loreleig Social Committee: Annual Staff. Loveable, likeable, hardworking, 'fGimiy. EDITH M. BLACKLEDGE-Commercial P. C. L.: Owlsg Sr. G. Clg Ball Clubg Hiking Club. A true Parkerite, .vhe'll help out in any circumstance. ARTHUR CAMBERN BOHAIQT-General Science P. C. L.g Sr. Dram. Club: Class Play '29g Operettag Footballg Baseballg Glee Clubg Social Committee. A quiet, likeable chap, who e.i'eel.v in athletics and dramaties. TINA BOON-General Language Owls: French Club' S. G. C.' Sr. G. C. A quiet rexune girl well liked by all. ELMER BUDLOVE II-Social Science P. C. L.' Sr. Dram. Club' Class Play 'Z9g Footballg Cheerleaderg Band' R. O. T. C.' Orchestrag Oratori- cal Contest Z7 and 28. Here .r to our carefree cheerliader. FRANK BL SH-Science P. C. L.' Lip Reading' Chess Club: Camera Club. One ic hos labored through hir three years with us mecessfully. EDITH CAREY-GCllC!'3l Language P. C. L.' Sr. Dram. Club' Tennis Clubg Sr. G. C. Ed-ith, a worker true .rueces.s' to you. DALE CHAMBERS-Commercial P. C. L.' Bank Pres. 27' Basketball' Sr. Dram. Club. Dale one of our earnest dependable workers. A wr V Y Y Y wr , ., W , , ir V 'Il' wi -lf 'll' v y If , w if 'rr A il ! 1 Ir , 1 . Nu if 1 'll' ., 1 'tl' ,uv I Y -Iv . , ll' I A, 'll' , A . . , lv l 1 1 I 'll' V 'll' if I if A 'll' . 'll' V 'll' '5'l.a151 iii it :fart-' 44.4 efilef-a.'4 4'i 'a rf' l El Z 9 'Q . L. J a qi. t .3:.3::+4a,':::::-pg.-Ai?-:Y PEE?-:ID P GATFLLA CoA1'Es-General Language P. C. L.' Owls' Sr. Dram. Club' Lorelei' Green and White Editor 29' Jr. G. C.' Class Song Committee. Our Editor-in-thief 'zcell liked. MARGARET ANTOINETTE COLE MAN-Commercial . '. L.' G. A. A.' Ball Clu' ' S. . . Our pleasant little pianist. CATHERINE Cox-General Language P. C. L.' Owls' Sr. Dram. Club' Quill and Scroll' Sifters' Jr. G. C.' Sr. Dram. Club' Life Saving' Green and White Staff. Kate liked and admired 123 many. LILLIAN CREIGHTON-Household Arts P. C. L.' S . G. C.' Sr. Dram. Club' Glee lub' Social Committee. The sweetheart of Parker High. , VIVIAN DANDY-General Language P. C. L.' G. A. A.' French Club. V ivian a conscientious worker. EVELYN M. DEE-Commercial Ows' J. G. C.' Sr. G. C. A faithful worker, who has left her mark. MARJORIE DEIBNER-Commercial P. C. L.: Owlsg S. G. C.: Sr. Dram. Club. One of Parker's pretty Owls. GEORGE DIETER-General Science P. C. Lg Green and Whiteg Sifters: Sr. Dram. Clubp Class Play '28-'29g 4B Class Sec.: Social Committee. A social demon, who doesn't know him? Louis O'r1'o EGNER-Science P. C. L.: Sr. Dram. Club: Class Play '29g Football' r Track: Golf: Swimming Team. , Artislieally inclined, in athletics he is sublime. EVELYN Eu.Io'r-Commercial P. C. L. Sec'y '29g S. G. C.g J. G. C.g Sr. G. C.g Sr. Dram. Club. ' Peppy, popular and a true friend, is Evy. Twenty-,five A jzrl il .ti 'nl ,arf mil 'lfl irQ l ur her, l'Jlf ir! .il tl ii. .1 'LU ,Yi FV? jrj . Wi 'iii ...N 'll'I i i il 'i ir: ii i 'll' . Fl. 5 is .af .asf saisjef fffffss fi-ffiniff i-s id 1 9 2 9 El ,QFEP f-rt S if .fel -fi 4 4 5 ag? 11:35 5 26 5155 E Harker Qmnmil givin? El ffifib Seafsliii feflflsf-a?.al7'24q I . r ni lJLi l l JL' i ltr! l v l ini ' i . Y. , . ' 11 . i , A I r it All P L , , b, G C ' ir. it A AL l 11, , . , , l 9 v 1 1 JL, til , w v 1 l iii .ul , f , , C , 1 l iii :tl lui Ll if l , , :lil I .tl i 1 , . ii 1 . , . . . .1 U. . .. , . .Y G , I, . , ' . . ' l - , I . , 7 1 V' . . .3 . '. .3 . . .3 . . u'Lif S - . , - C . . . . ., . . , , , , , , s , . 1 A ', . , fi . . . .3 9 . . g ' 5 . . .5 . . .3 . . .3 . .Clu . , Y' . . . P. C. L.g Sr. Dram. Clubg Class Play '29g Green ' , ' , M !l . I l 'J 7 I . A . . .: 1 ' 5 '- l I' l ' I P. .L.gS.D .Cl'gJ.G.C.gSr.G.C.1 I. H -4 -:we -esac: C: aaa: 44444-j 1925 esif- we-rev: :V:3'?53 P-SP: eases-F . l ff- C2 ff-Q f- -1 4 '44 4 aa as 4 Harker 691111111211 H I e'if-'r ef '15 els' P ?' P?i?:1PPPiC'?'? Ptifeletzw I RL la! IL . JM FLORENCE MARIE FLINT-'CommercIal 'L' P. C. Lg s. G. C.: sf. G. C.: sf. Dram. Club. if She's been our sunbeam for three years, good luck to you M CARI. MARSHALL FORI-.EN General Scrence ,ith P L L Owls Treas 79 Sr Dram Club Class 'A' Play 29 ASSlSt3Hf Mgr Soccer Team Z9 Oraton 'L cal Contest 28 Commencement Committee A qood fellow and a lrrzght student ,fx it. Al ADOLRH FREUD-Commercnal Sr Dram Clulb Class Play 29 A1 Adolph proved h1s abtltty m the class play 1.1 HATTIE W GAREIS Commerclal PCLSGCIGCSrDramClb, e -M Savmg Hllqmg Club A2- A 'very amzable and hkeable gtrl A A35 ,211 lk WALTER GOEBEL Scrence 1 P C L V P 29 Football Chalrman of Hames JL School 28 4B Class V P Class Play 29 Walter zs qmet m school but on the football eld? 'gr JOHN M GUSTAFSON General Scrence Q35 P C L Owls Sr Dram Club Chess Club 4B ., Class Pres 4A V P lf, To our 'vice preszdent we take off our hats lv or ,ga DOROTHY HALLEKIBECR Commerclal i PCL SGCuSrGC SrDram b lj' The uay to have a frzend 15 to be one RALPH RICHARD HANSEN General Scrence I and Whlte Staff Slfter C Club Chess Club Property Man Operetta 28 4A Class Pres 'll' Our presadent popular capable a true repreaeutatwe Sp of the class Ir if? DAVID M HEINLEIN Techmcal Jlg, P C L Football Green and WhIte Staff Chaxr L5 man Announcement Commlttee Date uzll be missed hx the football team and hzs 'Ill fmends at Parker ,fm JANE Hoi I ANI:-Commerclal lvl C r ram ub . Treas C Club I One who can be relted upon 'tl' l -o Twenty sua li if Q? if el as bra We br: 5:-je-:Trl lil' ill Un vt v . 'U' v 'll' v 'lf Y il' -if 'll' 1. 1? 'U' it 11' V 'U' Y. 'tl' V 'U' if uh Ui wr: vl ir: ir, ifl url . wr if ll' irl V. A qu - 4 .1 MARGARET jnHNsoN-Commercial . .'. . .'Sr.G.C.'Sr.Dr. Club' Class Play 29. Our ideal artress student and friend. MARIE Jon NsoN-General Language . .L.: wls'S. . .' .P. .'Sr. . .Press Sr. Dram. Club' Hiking Club: G. A. A. Our efficient Senior Girls Club president. MILIJREIJ JOHNSON-GCl1CI'al Language P. C. L.' Owls V. P. 29' Dram. Club Treas. ..9' Class Play 29' Green and VNl.ite' S. C. C.' J. G. C.' S. G. C.' Oratorical Contest' Lif Saving' Com- mencement Committee. An ejfieient uorkvr 'who has fvroven her necessity to the floss. STAN! JonNsoN-Technical 1. C. L.' Owls Secy. 28' Sr. Dram. Club' Chess Club: 4B Class Treas.' Chief Property Man Oper- etta 28' Class Play 29' Green and White. Stans 'winning smile and personality has uon him many steadfast friends. RAY I'. IXACZKOXXSKI-SCl6I1CC P. C. L.' Soccer' Chess' Tulip Club. Raj one of our sorfer players who deserze much credit. joslipli A. IXERSEY'-GCllCI'Hl Science P. C. L.: French Club: Tennis Club. A fffflfll' young man, who is following fast in his brothers sncrrssful footsteps. FRANCES KE'rLER-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: S. G. C. Pres.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: French Club: Class Play 'Z9: Sr. Dram. Club. A popular young lady, who may always be depended upon. IWARGUERITE K1Rc'HER-General Science P. C. L.: S. G. C.: J. G. C. V. P.: Sr. G. C.: French Club: Sr. Dram. Club: Owls: Hiking Club: Class Play '29. Kern in scholarship, charming in manner, loyal in friendship. MARGARET L. KLINKER-Commercial Owls: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: G. A. A. .lust a dandy all around good sport. RAYMUNII B. LANYON-Social Science P. C. L.: Sr. Dram. Club: Basketball: Operetta: Glee Club: Class Play: Christmas Cantata. Tl1err s a naughty boy in eztery family, they're indis- pensible. Twenty-:even I 4 44 Cf sf:-ss sf is as1.st+4ss.fsf-f-sf-spvass..-sis 1 9 2 SI E 35 1...Pfi:..1zJ.f'1:5'Ev'ffevi S79 ae QP fe l-P Y- L L L L,- f P'.:'HFe?1A?e,': ?: 222 5?'+'?:' E? 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'F 'Fig' 'F 'F sfijiza 'bigjb his '52 'PLE E is LE f ig 135' 1 E, ELIZABETH LARRILK General Science P C L Owls,J G C Sr G C Annual Staff 27 Eli abeth expiessev herself through her art ROSE MARY LAURITSENI General Language P C L Sr G C Sr Dram Club Social Com fo be truly feminine is an alt DOINALD LESLIE General Science Green and White Staff Oratorlcal Contest Red our politician and scholar ALICE IRENE LONG Commercial P C L Treas Z8 Owls Pres Z9 Green and White Operetta J G C Sr G C P C L Bank Pres 28 Rmg and Pm Commlttee Idleness is never happiness loads of luck Alice DOROTHY E MAGII1 Commercial S1fters,J G C Sr G C Green an Wlnte Staff G A A Glee Club Operetta, Owls Social Committee Class Prophesy Tall, slender and straight with all the graces blest ' LILLIE MAE MARTIN General Science L1 . . L. J. G. C. Sr. G. C. Glee Club G. A. . 1 Sr. Dram. Club. Laugh and the world is yours. fx ELIZABETH MILLER--Commercial . .L.' Owls' S. G. Cf Sr. . . Eli abeth our mirror of fashion. ERWIN RQBERT MITCHELL-General Science Q P. C. L.: Glee Club: Christmas Cantatag Operettag K Class Play 29: Song Committee. C Good natnred, 'well liked Era is just another of our Y happy go luckics. 4 rl ii CHARLES L. MURPHX'-SClEHCC 1 P. C. L.g Green and Whiteg Hi-Y Treas. 'Z9g Chess Ya Club. Ir! Good natured, shi' nCll1lt'h',n once a friend always a ,ffl friend. ,. sl JAMES MURRAY-General Science P. C. L.g Basketballq Mikadog Christmas Cantatag Song Committee. lf! lim puts his 'worries in the bottom of his heart and .fill sits on the lid and sings. .Il 'll' ua. Twenty-eight . lil Tl W fl!! lj'7i5iQ.S 1 if 'eggs SKS? -E ff? T35 'f-W eis ef l-vs. Qfilarher fmnuzxl 7 e e? e e weleefr' e1e'rr- er-'refer eel Wai? lt - V C V ' ' T lf? U51 it urn! A lil is A Ld. ll' Q , gg A - W in 9 l 1 I I v A All in - I - ,t -Us . . . ' ' N.. . . ., . . ., . . , - if Jhi mlttee. JL A , , . . . ' A A ' A 'lf' il It . ft. I 'h Y T' ' 'JL it ' - ' 'il if nj - - - ' JL - ' 11. I'-' , 1. ilk . . . . ' : . g ,gt A ,g . 9 . . .5 .' . .3 . . . Rl ik . . , 1 . ' HA 'P A , .n. if All fu. . 'ft P. C. L.g ' ' . . .3 . . .5 d -2 in 5 . . .3 3 I' , A .. - - , A I ' . . ' IL -'-4 I . 1 - A il . I A '- l' sl P C : : 9 2 A 9 .5 V CU' 'tr ' v . W K' 'II 'U' vufl ., lf 'rl' 'G v U P C , , ., G C if 'lf 5 , 'nfs Vu 'U' Ir. lf 'U' l ! 'IL 15' lf 'U' lfjiifctf Cie ci: 1:14 :ls ct-Q :ie cf-ila-If cfefge-4:1-A fre :ie 44 1 Q 2 Q wg sap' pig: sg: sg. 5.5, pp sg, sg, sg: ,-P egsiilugl I mul! .4 W 4 ad af -4 af ad fga zaafhef Annual -wwe P2l1Sf:2i1'frfS'f+- ,PrfM53as1.sfi25eg.af-.116 JOHN ROBERT NEBEL-General Science P. C. L.: Owls: Soccer, Captain '29: Baseball: Green and White Staff: Chess Club: Sitter: Commence- ment Committee. Hcrf .v to our sorrrr captain, hard worker, loyal and trac. ELLSWORTII E. OHNESORQLE-General Science P. C. L.: Owls: Chess Club. May he lcad the bu.vincs.s 'world as 'well as he lcd our P. C. L. affairs. RAYMOND BAKER OsBoRNE-General Science Basketball: Baseball Mgr. The lightwcights will have a hard time filling lfay's place. IXIIELYN PEARSUN-GCllC!'3.l Language P. C. L.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Sr. Dram. Club. A frztstworthy girl, true to her word, har work, and har friends. PAULINE OPAL PRICE-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: Golf: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Hockey: Hiking: Nature Club: French Club. A dainty young lady, studionsly inrlinfd, who has barn an Cglfifllf nwmlzer of our class. HELEN ROHS-General Science P. C. L.' wls. A girl whose fine personahty and wznnnzg ways have 'ICOM for her many friends. STANLEY A. SALUSKI-Technical Green and White' Football Captain 28' Baseball. Captain 29' Track. Parker can never be the same without Stan our star athlete. HAZEL SCHMADEKE-GLIICTHI Science . . L.' J. G. C.' Sr. G. C.' Sr. Dram. . Jolly poppy good natured a real clasxfnate ir Ha cl. BOB SCHRAEOER-Commercial P. C. L.' Owls' P. C. L. Bank Pres. 29' Soccer' Green and White' Class Play' Sifter' Sr. Drain. Club. Ona of our .rocccr man zcho ra11-ks high as a student actor. HELEN M. SHAW-General Language . . .' . . .' . G. C.' Sr. Dram. Cub' Sifter' Glee Clubl' Class Play 29. A fine .vtmlcfnl a real friend, a credit fa our class. Tu. enty-nine Int, lk JR IL lv. . fll .L JR H. JL ' tt, JL A Jn .. A. .t J1- . 'JL Vl W Vai NIL t 45 1 JL :JL l nu. JI. JL l ,ft 1 nl ... 'JA ,jl JL 'l o ll ' 'll' 1 1 .1 ' 'tty a 'lf 11 yi 1? . 'l Y 4 y I ! II Y fl ,U , f Wi Qfl I 5 it i P c , , , Club 'fl 'J 1 i -5 'LV' Qfl l .tl lf' 7 v y Q s sift t 1 n V! 'lt' ! I ,loft lf! if PCL,1GC.Sr , l, W, I vw! 1 1 1 W ' 'lfs .11 l . 'lf' l WY! il tl f an fa Q-f cf Ce an +1-4 -44 are la-we .mmm 1 9 2 Q E- P555 iii-f1fSf2lf-1 f-oe aff? f-M?-:l'l I 'E 4 4 arker LAIUURII ,.3,igQ1g: s.g.,stg-. Pg, ap bg: he 5-at 9:91 sg: sa: sri sg: sglggil DAVID S. SHULTZ-General Language P. C. L.: Green and White: R. O. T. C.: Chess Club, Dave is a well liked fellow, who will have friends where ever he goes. WILLIA M J. SKAM ARAK-Technical P. C. L.: Chess Club: Green and White: Swimming Team. Bill always has at leind, elzeery, word for e-very one he meets. HowARn B. ST1ci1L-General Science P. C. L.: R. 0. T. C.: Chess Club: Baseball: Foot- ball: Hi-Y Pres. '28: Social Committee. Lefty , is as necessary to our class as he was on the football team. Enwmzn S1'RA1T1i-MILLER, JR.-General Science P. C. L.: Sr. Dram. Club: Glee Club: Cantata: Basket Ball: Green and White Staffs: Annual Staff: Chairman Social Committee. 'fEddie our excellent social chairman, is reliant and efficient 'with a winning personality. JAMES WALDU5 THOMSON-General Science P. C. L.: Band: Winter Sports: Sr. Dram. Club: High School Council-Jr. Red Cross. Hjlllttlllfn is alert and ainbitious-bound to surceed. RUTH THORNTON-General Language . C. L.' Owls' Sr. G. C.' Fr nch Club' 4A ass Secy. Hold the fort lin coming. HENRIETTA E. VONIJERIXEIDT-COITlmCYClHl ..L.'. . . Sr. .. Although she is small her friends are manj. ELEANOR A. VVABER-General Science P. C. L.' Sr. Dram. Club' 'Class Play 29' Lorelei' French Club Pres. 28' Chairman Commencement. Deep blue es es filled with glee. Theres worlds behind them ue cant see. A. HUMPHREY WILL1AMsoN-General Science P. C. L.' Sr. Dram. Club' Football. Hnnzphs smile and zenrk nn the gridiron will Ie reinernbered by his many friends at Parker. WILMA E. Vkoon-General Science P. C. L.' Sr. Dram. Club: Lorelei Club: Hiking Club: S. G. C.' J. G. C. Treas.' Sr. G. C.' Class ay ' Chairman Class Play. Dependable efficient go-getter llfilnia. Thirty .it JL i, ,IL .ft IL lk Ji, ll- .ii ll- it ll, it, A A ii. . 'ii it lk it it JL .H it All it Ann , fi. 'll 1-. JL iw, -Us ,lk A A J.. l ills A 'll ,- -lk s -ll- All it all .it P , , , e , Cl L 'll' ff , 1, 1 Y 'll' 'll 'll' 'V 'lf if 'll' v P C ,J G C, G C V l L' , vi vl 'll' l ir . , . . i V V xr Y ,E , ' , V 'll' wi if J ll if Z, ' , ' , , ,g J 'lfi , .f 'll' Y li , , , Pl '29, :, 'lf , , ' ll ii fi wi if 'll' i U 'll' 1 9 Z 5 we re 'P rf' re' yigiiliz 'EEF' sr' WEE' 'F' Pele Cilf..-CHEESE. .ifii5Leii3?'i5ffff,, L Harker .Pmmml li1P111i:?'-FP iFiP?fi '1P.f3Pff' R R RJ JOHN DEWITT WORCESTER-General Science Owlsg Ticket Manager Class Play, '29g Gift Commit- tee : Chess Club. He gets down to business with the minimum of cHort. ALICE C. ZORNES-C0mmCfCI3l S. G. C.g J. G. C.Ig Sr. G. C. Alice, short, dark, with a winning personality will snrely be missed. COMMENCEMENT SOCIAL RING AND PIN ANNOUNCEMENT GIFT SONG SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES January ELEANOR WABER, Chairman MARSHALL FOREEN MILDRED JOHNSON ROBERT NEEEL HELEN ROHS EDWARD STRAITH-MILLER, Chairman VIRGINIA BECKER ARTHUR BOHART LILLIAN CREIGHTON GEORGE DIETER ROSE MARY LAURITSEN DOROTHY MAGILL HOWARD STEEL FRANCES KETLER, C hazrman DOROTHY BAER WALTER GOEBEL STANLEY JOHNSON ALICE LONG DAVID HEINLEIN, Chairman JANE HOLLAND FLIZABETH NIILLER HELEN SHAW WILMA WOOD, Chairman DALE CHAMBERS MARGUERITE KIRCHER DEWITT WORCESTER GATILLLA COATES JAMES MURRAY Thirty one June ROBERT ALLAN, Chairman FIIHERMAL BENSEMA MARGARET CARSON MARVIN EGAN ETHEL HOTELLING WILLIAM WALLING, Chairman GLADYS DANSINGER JOHN ELLIOT ROBERT LEMON LORRAINE RANSTEAD GERTRUDE ROLSTON ALLAN RUSSELL DOROTHY SNOW BELLE IURNER LORETTA BELL, Chairman JEAN BARKDULL DICR JOHNSON Bunn TAYLOR ANTOINETTE WAITKUS NED HOHMAN, Chairman ANN BUEHLER ETHEL FOSTER FRANCES MADISON MARGARET BATES Chairman JANET EVANS WILLIS GIDDINGS DONALD OWENS GEORGIA BRANTINGHAM MARGARET BONDS ERANCINF MARLOWE .QA iw IJL A JL E. JL , I I A J 1 if HL , . AL AL 5. .FL Ak IL JL I l JL JL A III. I JL .I JL I. EIL , R. TAL F R VF AL Hi Jk .. 'li' A V 'lf Ir, I 'll'l 'll' - . if 10V , V 'lf n Ii I 'll' A ' A ' if wi 4 V 'll' VI ., . . .,, Q 4 ' V ' If Jr . 'Il' il . ' 11 l , Y ir ,4 nl ii - - Tr If ' J 'U ff wr WC: V4'il5TSf 3354: .44 'fifffif F1334 1 H 2 5 IPP AP3'- Erffgfgg, Pg 45 is-if-L-1T.'5f ES wr- Tr-4 -fr: P E :Q ling VN lk M X iv. W' Ronem' 'V. ALLAN-Commercial P. C. L. Treas. 29' Sr. Dram. Club' Owls' Chair. Commencement Committee' Basketball' Baseball' Class Play June 29. I obs aluogs there, espeeially at basbetlvall. Em TIIE ANDERSON-General Language Lorelei. A niee friendly girl and an excellent student. GLENN EDGAR BAIRD-2 Year Accounting P. C. L.: Orchestra. Glenn is a good fellow and a fine musician. WILLIAM JOHN CAMERON BARBER-Technical P. C. L.g Sr. Dram. Clubg Basketball, Captain '28, 'Z93 Baseaallg Class Play '29g V. P. Sr. Class. One of the best athletes at Parker-personality plus pep equals popularity. A 5g?fEi?5iiis115i cfs iff if Harker fmlilml 'rf Sf' e 'r4 e Pts. ree-e' re Pe Pet If Pe we I VIL 5 JL Ht a it lt J' v is , gs y , . , In i ' :IL 3 ' t It I lt A PCL,ot1Q,seC,JGC,r C, ,W ELLEN BARBOUR-General Language P. C. L.g Sr. Dram. Clublg S. G. C., Treas., '27: Sr. G. C.g G. A. A.g Golf Clubg Glee Clubg French Clubg Annual Staffg Operetta. Another girl on our list of smiling and good natured girls. JEAN A. BARKDULL-Science . '. L.' . . .' Sr. G. C.' jr. Dram. Club' .r. Dram. Club' Class Play 29' Ring and Pin Com- mlttee. The mirror of fashion The mold of form Observed of all observers. 'VIARGARE1' BATES-Art . C. L.' . G. C.' Chair. Gift Committee' Operetta Posters. An angel might hate stopptd and blessed her for her purity. K. GEN!-INIEVE BEATY-General Language . .L.' S. G. C.' J. G. C.' Sr. G. C.' Owls' Gree and White Staff. Mindful of the old adage that soft answers turn away wrath. LORETTA BELL General Language P. C. L. Chair. Social Committee 29' Owls' S. G. C. Sec. 26' Sr. G. C.' Sr. Dram. Club' Class Play Feb. and June' Green and White Staff' Annual Staff' Oratorical Contest 28' French Club' Chair. Ring and Pin Committee. The reason 'cally men prefer red heads. WILLIAM B. BENSON-Technical P. C. L.' Basketball' Green and White Staff. Bills snung disposition and unlimited pep have made him a fazorite with all. HL was a valuable tnentber of the lightweight basketball team. Thirty two f- P L . J G C , y , . S A n y IL wi' It 1? is ' qi P , Sr , , 1? ., . 5, . nl ' -l P C , , , , , 11 mfr f mf lg -H pl 'U' ' ' .n V Y i v I ,, 1 n v ' Y Y y I Y QQ . , . , QP 1 ti - I i it . I W l lu' s 1 t 5 W ' , , an vi v '? , V M ii 'Ir ,ll ,uf ls it .1 t - 1, , Y gg ,TVN -wi ' 559 F' 4' 4' 'af are CH 21-1' as -are 'at-4-e::+ -1,4 :w e-Ie:-+ve:-4 :rf 1 H Z 9 'en rr. rerfeffaie Pe Pte re feffefiff freer P P 3 .-.. .. tg' I ,R . A THERMAL GERALD B1-:Nsr-LMA General Science . P C L P C L Delegate Owls Pres 4B Class Commencement Committee V Mag hzs kmdlmers' and helfvfulnesv make as mam frtendr for him zu the nmld ax fhex lurze at Parl er HENRX JAMFS BIRNS Social Science P C. L Chair Publicity Committee 29 P C L Delegate Dr l.lubX P Z9 Class Play 29 Green and White Stal? Adv Mgr hdltox Counsellor ' Annual I'clxtor1nch1ef Sifters Bus Mgr Operetta ' 49 Student Council Basketball Golf Team Soccer ' Manager A It is to Henry: nntzrmg effort we owe the .r1me.m' of . our Annual Jos:-in Bomxau. General Science R O lo be of service rather than eonsjneuous MARCARET BONDS General Language L C I G C Sr G C Orches Song Committee Equestrian Club Piamst for G A A Hats' off to Marg uhen she plays the plana ANMF GARLINGTON Bovn-General Science ' P C L Sr G C Hiking Club Ball Club All thouqh she lzasn t been 'wttlz us long she has made ' many frzends RAYMOND BOYENS-General Science ' P. C. L.' Sr. Dram. Club' Zoology Club. A cheerful lad uith a friendly smile. GEORCIA I, BRAKITINGHAM-General Language ' ..-.'ws'...'...'S.G..' 1' C. A. A.g Lorelei' Green and White Staff: Class ,, Play Feb. and June. Never in one person have 'we seen .meh intellect, and charm of manner. ,Y v VIOLET HELEN BRAUCH-General language P. C. L.g S. G. C. Sec. '27g Sr. G. C.: Sr. Dram. Club: Tennis Clubg Green and White Staff: Class Play '29. Friendly and popular as she is attractive. ii v 'U' -it 'lt' .f 'U' if Gr:oRGrANA BRUNK-2 Year Accounting Sr. G. C., Entertainment Committeeg Hiking Club. .4 quiet, good nalured, llll0JSlHl1lll.!1 young lady, V v -. wr V 'W KATHLEEN Doms BRECKENRIDGE-General Language P. C. L.: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. 5, Club, Bus. Mgr. '291 Ad. Tennis rl G. C.g Life Saving Club. is bound to be a A quiet dependable friend who Y SHCL'l'SX. if V 'U' . 5' Thtrty-three v 'll' W wwfilq' -r '51 flag fifii5ii.S.7f'iie5 eee E4 ar err' lilnrkvr .Annual fr-rt QL5 B r ? ,, JL JL . JA . 1 ' I A . . . . . A . . . ,... ' , , . , y ft' - l Tm ' . . .I N A . l in . . il ' A . ' .' g ' e '. KL A Q n 1 A ' .. C.-a A . . . . . , l Lk . . .1 N. 7 Y . I 1 . ' . . , . , . 1 A 41. A . - - - 2 C I - A-i 'T 4 ' . , . . ' . A' V L I 1 Y . . . . , . . I ln ,.. , 'lk . A Q. i -- ' ,L . it P. C. L.: . . T. C. I ,, . . JL ' - A in , - A 41- P. C. .3S. G. .3 . . .3 . . .5 tra: IL . l . . I n if . . . ' ' IL G A V , , ' A 1 . lk . . .2 . . .2 1 . A I , . JL . . ' fi . . wr . V if U. Y Y rr . . wt ll . . 1? PCI,Ol,SGC,JGC,,r C, ir ' ' ll! 'tt' wr ikiigje 'te 415.444 resize-4' ee rf-+ve-+ if 4-4 as-t e-4 1 EI Z B E - 5 rw - we-TES 5 5:3 Paz: 3523 gpgaggl tj! at :ts f-is ds ds 44 be-1 cz: G:-1 44 4 :ga are 4 Q grkgy Annllnl fjijgwt-:iwv?r'rj,E:'i:3'Q-:fini:-,bf-a-21 a t ska, s-1: sp sp sg: gt NIONICA BRow N-A-Social Science ..L.'wls'...'.,.'.'.'. Dram Club Sr Dram Club Secy 29 lennls Club G A A Annual Staff Secy Class 29 Green and Wlnte Staff The sweet httle Irtsh gtrl We go for her HENRY JOSEPH BRUNS Techmcal P C L Chess Club Chess Team Orallte Club Pres 29 Tall good Iooknzg lzked by every one ANN BUEHLER General Language P C L Sr G L, Sr Dram Club French Club Chess Club Ihe kznd of a frzend that ts sought after by every one VIOLA BUSH General Language OW s S G C Hlkmg Hoc e Equestrxan Lnfe Savlng Student Councll I rue worth ts tn betng not fn seemg FERN CARR General Language L Dram Club French Club V P 29 Tennls Club Chess Cub The smzlzng earefree gul 'whose snnle tx a stgn of her happy dzsporztzon TVLARGARIITJ CARSON General Language L C OW Comnnttee Wttty and pretty she ts brtght tn more ways than one HARRIET M CHARCI: Socral SCICIILE L Sr A matden .meet and fau- Crowned wtth a wealth of golden han' WINIFRED CHRISTMAN General Language P C L Sr G C Sr Dram Club When our heavy day ts done we turn to the jolly one MARGARET CHURCH Commerual L 1 C Sr G C Glee 1 Operetta 28 29 Margaret and her smzle are tnseparable eompanzonr MURIEL CLASOIN Socxal Science L S G C Sr G C Dram Club Stnunt Councll 7aII and lathe gracmus and fnendlx 1 hwty four PC ,O-,SGC,JGC,SrG.C,:jr P. C. .L.g .l.: .. . .3 .3 'kyg P. C. .3 S. G. C.3 J. G. C.: Sr. G..C.: Sr. . lr - - v y P. C. .3 S. G. J. G. C.: Sr. G. .3 lsg Jr. Qramz Clubg Sr. Dram. Clubg Commencement P. C. .3 .. G. C. n P. C. .:S.G.C.gJ. 3. .3 . . .3 Clulg P.C..: .'. .Q . . .3 . 5' 1+ X V44 -1444: f-'e 41: c., 44 4 1.14 -4 :ie 44 :ge 4-1: -:24 1:2444 1 Q Z Q pfpfiii v-gf3,5a-gag? ggi:-as :gag-3:1 sag' pq: sg: ga pg, ,Fl ,.... .g- -.v.,..i- 4+-+...,.-..?,--.,-.-.. Q seii-1a.sff1f-iasf fffia-5fs,ffi5:.L Marker .Annan PP P he PP PP ff- A A MARY KATIIERINE COWAN-General Science P. C. L.g S. G. C.g Sr. G. C.g Sr. Dram. Clubg Ball Club. Beautiful black hair and eyes that make people care. MARJORIE CRAWLEY-Commercial P. C. L.: Owls: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.g Sr. Dram. Clubg Glee Club. Grarious in manner, delvenrlable at all times. BARBARA CREvlsTo N-General Language P. C. L.g S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.g Owlsg Eques- trian: Chess Club: Tennis Clubg Golf Clubg Sr. Dram. Club: French Club. As pure as a pearl and as perfect and noble a girl. WALTER CUCULIC-Technical P. C. L.: Aviation Clubg Chess Clubg Stagehand Class Play '28, '29. ll'alter's friendship is valued by all who know hi1n. MARGARET MARY CURTIN-Commercial P. C. L.g Sr. G. C. .llargarel will be missed bv all her friends. GLADYS DANSIGER-General Language Tennis Club' Jr. Dram. Clu.b' Sr. Dram. Club' Green and White' Owls Treas. 28' Social Committee. Gladgs is always wanted all the time with her laugh- ing bright eyes and sweet personality. Ar.nERT KENNETH DAUM-2 Year Accounting Alwags in a calm stale' nez er troubled so it seems. Fokn S. Dovi NING-General Science P. C. L.' Glee Club' Operetta. HGPPX-00-lnekj he ins! lets the girls norm. WILLIAM Dumas-General Science P. . L.' N. P.' P. C. L. Bank' Sr. Dram. ur Glee Club' Chess Club. A likeable young fellou 'zcho makes and hold friends. HARN'EX' EnsoN-Science P. C. L.' Chess Club' V. Pres. Radio Club . fllways doing something thats Harvey. Thirty-five PC ,SGC,JGC,SrGC, A, l l ' V V C . l , , Cll, P I . . '29 1 - - '--f-iw . I A A'kg-15'aiiqiiiitgig-A-Ie-Aas-csaqf-ae are fswawlb :Q as rf r- zz w :D .- MARXIN LGAN General SCl6l1CC P C L Basketball Baseball Sr Dram Club Commencement Commlttee 'llarvin x mule is as Nell known as is hzs basketball abzlzty JOIIN FIIIOT General Selence P C L Pres V P 4B Class Social Committee Chess Club Pres Hn Y Chrrstmas Cantata 27 Class Play 29 He is very well known and ltked by eoeryone He combines znteqrzty eonststency and reliabzlzty 4 sure nurture for success EPNFST ENGMAN General Science P C L Glee Club Operetta. 29 Ouzet smrefe ftzendlx a aood student and a good friend JANET EVANS General Science P C L Sr G C Sr Dram Club G1ftComm1ttee Her readuzess to help has made her many fnends GORDON H FxRNnFLL General Science P C L Wls ll e get out of Itfe what ue put into zt NORAH FELQTEAD Commercial L wls S It is a credit to have such an industrious and capable student at Parker. WALTER FERNCIQEIN-AYChll6ClLlf2l P. C. L.' Basketball. One of our basketball men. Ferne is a fine student and is liked by e-very one. ETHEL BOLLER FOSTER-General Language . .L.: .. . .5 J. G. C.-3 Sr. G. C.g Loreleig i Saving: Equestrian: G. A. A.' Green and White Editor '29g French Clu'b. Parke:-'s best fa-ishes are hers for future success. WILLIS F. GInnINGs-General Science P. C. L.g Sr. Dram. Clubg Basketballg Footballg Class Play '29. A good-all-around athlete and a- good scout, shown by his pofzularity with his classmates. PHILIP D. GROVER-General Science P. C. L.g Footballg Nature Clubg Operetta '28. l'l hen you 'want something call on Philip. Thirty-sim lu' 'If fi -1: -:Q -4: 4 cu are as as -is f-fd ca -:ed 41 I urker Qmnuul is sg,- gg: .Qs,if.:s, as 4-.ss Pia! svsiostts. .hs s ss. WSL ll JL 'W IL . . .5 Q 3 . . Q I' 7' '.' . I l. . ' l ' l . 4A Class: Sr. Dram. Club: Glee Cluhg Track Team: , g . '- 'Q ' ' , '28g u 1 , . . .3 . . .3 . . 3 ' ' . . . .3 O .. I P. C. .: O 3 S. G. C.fg J. G. C.: r. G. C. P C Q G C Lfe I W-is Cislfifsffi-1' 4 is is Gi-1 at -:ts 411-:ts 44 :tes la' I-2:4 P:--2 1 H 2 Q fy'-rj:-C-savvy?-gf-,saga sa-.v 3:52113 P-pY:g.j1j::A sg: p,-Q sg: F,-J s 4 we -as 41 41 ww -14 as 44 -ea as Qs -as as -4: Fest 113211-her C5Xnnu.1l 3E re 'fe PP he ef' reef he be 'ff P W ' GRACE GUNTHER-Commercial P. C. L.: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Hiking Club. Grace starts our day right with her friendly sinile. Lvnm llAMMANT-COlTlITICI'ClEil P. C. L.: Owls: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C. Laughing eyes and a gay appealing smile and every- thing that that implies. HELEN PIARMON-2 Year Accounting P. C. L.: P. C. L. Bank V. P. '28: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: G. A. A.: Ball Club Sec. and Treas.: Life-Saving. Here's hoping Helen makes a great success in bnsiness. RICHARD B. HILL-General Science P. C. L.: Chess Club: Sr. Dram. Club: Baseball: Soccer: Class Play '29. A jannty lad with lots of snap and go. NED HOHMAN-General Science P. C. L.: Owls: French Club: Student Council: Chairman Announcement Committee. Reserved-bitt in some way a friend to all. ETHEL Ho1'Er.LING-Commercial P. C. L.: Pres. P. C. L. Bank '29: Sr. G. C.: Sr. Dram. Club: Tennis Club: V. P. Owls '28: Pres. Golf Club 'Z7: Commencement Committee. Ethel's sweet charming manner and darling dimples will long be reineinbered at Parker. DICK jon NsoN-General Science P. C. L.: Jr. Dram. Club: Sr. Dram. Club: Football: Swimming: Equestrian Club: Chess Club: Ring and Pin Committee. Dick with his friendly nature has no enemies and inany friends. Rom-:RT H. KAEHING-General Science P. C. L.: Chair. Clean-Up Campaign: V. P. Hi-Y: Sports Editor Green and White: Sports Editor Annual: Christmas Cantata '27. He is a regular good fellow and brightens up our classes with a supply of 'wit all his own. GFURGE B. KAIN-LECIICTSJ Science P. C. L.: jr. Dram. Club: Sr. Dram. Club: Student Council: Glee Club: Operetta '29. A good student appreciated and liked by every one. GEOKCBE Klkz-General Science P. QC. L.: Basketball: Chess Club: Baseball. An asset to the semesters lightfweight basket ball team. Thirty-seven I G24 44 44 :SL-:ElAi4ict:?:iil:g-14:4-43444155 :t44,.et1-144.-1-4 in page P bb '-h P psig: 2-.s gang: NVILLIAM CALVERT KooNTz-General Science . C. L.' Sr. Dram. Club' Operetta 29' Winter Sports Club. als ze inning drawl has gained him lots of friends. XNILLIAM V. LAIN-Social Science P. C. L.' Golf Club. Ezerybody knows Bill tall handsome blond what more could one want. ALICE LANGRIUGE-Commercial . . L.' . . .' . . .' Sr. G. C.' Sitter ' iking Club' Glee Club' Operetta 29' Sr. Dram. Club. Shes 'very blithe and 'very gay and lovable -in every 'way just a tiny dark-haired lass. ROBERT LEMON-General Science wl' Opcretta 28' Cantata 27 28' Tennis: Social Committee. Fluent of tongue, Abundant of wit Hell take his place where the wise men sit. ROBERT L. LEVVIN-GCHCYHI Language P. C. L.' Sr. Dram. Club' W.inter Sports Club' ootball Mgr: Swimming Team' Annual Staff' Business Staff Operetta 29. Versatile popular. Snappy 'where pictures are con- eerned. PAUL B. LOVEGREN-GCHCYHI Science P. C. L.g Ir. Dram. Club: Cantatag Pres. Radio Clubg Chess Club: Class Treas. Hats of to our treasurer, an all around good fellow- ERNEST LYTH-General Science P. C. L. E stands for efficiency and Ernest is exactly that. FRANCIS M. MADISON-General Language P. C. L.g Secy. Owls: Sr. G. C.g Announcement Committee. Laughing eyes and a heart of gold, Very popular so we're told, Once a friend a friend to stay. GEORGE E. MAIIONEY-GCH6F3l Science P. C. L.g Sr. Dram. Club: Footballg Baseballg Tennisg Operettag Class Play '29g President 4A Class. The enthusiasm and modesty displayed throughout his athletic, civic, and social careers show hfrn to be a true Parkerite. JEAN NIALAMPHY--GCl1CI'2-ll Science P. C. L.g Sr. G. C. Outwardly quiet and deinure but inwardly bubbling over with fun. T hirty-eig ht ,dd-1:4 ess :was-4 Q-sweet-:sez :sexe -Q marker Cgnnuale r A-eey'-f-.2-gag-af .-1-5::::.::i.b at ptr: P , , ' , C , Y , , ! I J PC ,SGC,JGC, , '28, 9 H , . , , . YJ O , Q i , ' ,' , , , t . , F . , . 9 :: P A , 1 9 2 9 e f se w he se fe tb PF ' FRANCINE MARLOWE-General Language . .L.' . . .G. C.' Sr. G. C.' Sr. Dr . 27' Operetta 29' Oratorical Contest 29' Commence- ment Committee' Class Play 29. A talented artist as well as a gifted pianist. HARRIET ELI-:ANoR McDoUGALL-Social Science P. C. L.' Sr. G. C.' Sr. Dram. Club' Cashier P. C. L. Bank 29' Peace Pageant' Oratorical Contest' Business Operetta 29' Business Manager Annual. Obliging and quiet: A credit to our class. ONA F. MILLER-General Language ....'...,.res.'...' ..C.' . Dram Club' G. A. A.' Life Saving Club. Pepfvg? I should say so. With her full share of beauty. CATHERIYE D. Momssro-Commercial . .L.' . . J. G. C.' Sr. G. C.' Sr. Dr Club' Jr. Dram. Club' Class Play 29. She is gracious and gentle clever and earnest. VIRGINIA MONK-Social Science Dram. Club' Hiking Club' Student Council. full of pep and lots of fun-thats Ginny. ROBERT MILLER MURRAY-Commercial P. C. L.' V. P. P. C. L. Bank' Soccer Football' Sr. Dram. Club: jr. Dram. Club: Chess Club: Class Play '29. Always in the swim of things, a true Parkerite. NORA M. N UGENT-GCllCF3l Language . .L.: . . C.: J. G. C.: Sr. C. C. Secy.: ws: Green and White: Annual Staff: Operetta '29. Nora has smiled and danced her 'way into Parkers heart. ELLA MAY OPEL-General Language P. C. L.: Owls: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Sr Dram. Club. She is one of Parker's best students whose sweet nature never varies DONALD J. OWEN-Science Basketball: Baseball: Class Gift Committee: V. P 4B Class. The popular basketball star, known to be a true sport and a true friend. CHARLES W, PARTLONN'-GCIICYHI Science P. C. L.: Glee Club: Sr. Dram. Club: Baseball: Cantata '28: Pres. Sophomore Class '27. A fine fellow, a loyal Parkerite. He sure is well liked by the entire class. Thirty-nine gf agus: se -553 -s1.f:saie,1ee 'Parker Z-'mnuu fe e fe- e rr 1 l I P C , S G C , J , , am Club: Pres. Owls: Lorelei: Hiking Club: Cantata PCI,SGCP,JGC,SrG ,Sr P C ,S G C, , , am. PC ,SGC,JGCPres,SrG ,Sr P C S G 1 O l , l 1. Pl Q.:9.T:2T31f f:Q:ij37?:f1?:-see af- 4-55:5 :V-1 1 9 2 Q 1 Pb :Q :P .5 1: 2: :S :- L. ARLEN1-1 PEACOCK-General Language P. C. L.' S. G. C.' Sr. G. C.' Ball Club' Sr. Dr m. Club' Annual Staff. Arlenes pretty eyes and hair are no more to be ad- inired than her sunny disposition and her lovely personality, FRANCES E. PEDDICORD-General Language P. C. L.' Owls' J. G. C.' Sr. G. C.' French un' Sr. Dram. Club. Her brilliance is zull known' Franeess is and alznags has been an Oul . BARBARA PLRATH-Commercial Sr. G. C.' Lorelei' Ball Club. The girl 'zcith wonderful talent in art. A great success she makes of all she undertakes. RUTH PRAY-General Language .C. .' . . .' . . .'S.G.C.'Ows' Tennis' Equestrian Club' French Club' Ball Club. life always like to have this good-natured friendly eapable girl in our classes. G. LORRAINE RANSTEAD-General Language . . L.' ..... ' . . .' . . .' . Dram, Club' Cantata 27' Annual Staff' Social Committee. To knou. her is but to love her. RUTH REED-GCIIBYHI Language P. C. L.g S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Ir. Dram. Clubg Sr. Dram. Club Sec.: Glee Clubg Operetta '29, life the class of of '29 present our Clara Bow. Rosa REMV-Commercial P. C. L.g Owls: S. G. C.g Sr. G. C.: Sr. Dram. Club. Rose's sunny disposition is reflected in her golden hair, RUTH JEANNETTF REX'NOI.DS-GCHCTHI Language P. C. L.: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Ball Clubg Hiking Clubg Equestrian Club: Operetta: Sr. Dram. Club. Nobody sweeter, nobody neater. l'Vouldn't you like to meet her? VIRGINIA RILEY-General Language P. C. L.g S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.g Sr. Dram. Club: Owls: Annual Staff: Tennis Club: Gracious and demure the quiet kind whose nature never varies, DANA ROBERTS-GCI1C1'H.l Science P. C. L.: Hi-YQ Owls. A bright fellow, 'who tho, quiet, he's of a fine sort. Forty , Qc Q4 -44 44 144 44 4-1 44 :se nie -:fe nge age -:fe :R afkpf A113351 - 'p ly P' k l P',5v -pr p tr? eg: fp wg: up rp 3' JL Y I 1 I a' ' v y , , , Cl l i fl ,Sli , I l P P L , S G C , I G C , r , l , v 1 PC .SGCVP.,lGC.SrGC,Sr l N514 -14 1:2414-: -.ge 4: e-4: cf-1 de -is ct: '-14 44 44 1 g 2 Q Y:-9 P-95 get rg!-7:35 rg-.-Y:--H feb ab PP' tb ?f ,Sr GERTRUDE H. RoLsToN-General Science P. C. L.'fS. G.'C. J. G.'C.' Sr. G.'C' Owls' Tennis Club' Sr. Dram. Club' Annual Staff' Social Com- mittee' Class Play 29. V 4 jollx liktable young lady uho elaims a hos! of friends. . . ALLAN FERGUSON RussELL-Technical P. C. L.' V. P. P. C. L. 29' Sr. Dram. Club Treas. 28' Baseball' Basketball' Class Play 29. Had is one nf Parl ers polmlar athletes. I WILLIAM ROBERT SABIN-SocialAS'cience ' P. C. L.' Orchestra' Operetta. ' ' V ' ' ' Bill is nonehalant to say the least. Frankie Masters . -only rival we predict for him in the musical line. FRANCES Annu: LEE SANDERS-General Language . .L.' wls'S'. G. .' . . .'Sr.G.'C.' Club. ' ' ' A big addition to our class in brains and school spirit if not in si e. ' ANNAH A. SANDERS-General Language I 7 P. C. L.: S. G. C.: J. G. C.g Sr. G. C.g Owlsg Sr. Dram. Club: Ball Club. .. Annah always has a cheery hello for everyone V JOHN HAMMOND SCHACIIT-GCHCFHI Seience P. C. L.g Hi-Yg Owls Treas.g French Club V. P.g Baseball. S teadiness of purpose has characterised his life. DOROTHY E. SCIIIELKE-General Language P. C, L.: S. G. C.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Jr. Red Cross: Green and White: Annual Staflfg Sr. Dram. Club: Class Plays Feb. '29, June '29g Operetta '29.- Jnst as sweet, sunny, and lovable as any one could be. VIRGINIA KATHERINE SCHMITT-Commercial P. C. L.: J. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Sr. Dram. Club. A girl with a winning smile and a pleasing personality. Cs' 4 use I-44'5QEg3i ee cf?-gyfgscfgs. -3 markers Qmiuml 4: rr' P 'P P Y ! Y l Y Y 1 . . . , Y Y PC ,O , C,JGC, ,Ball CLARICE SCOTT-General Language P. C. L.: S. G. C.g J. G. C.g Sr. G. C.g Sr. Dram. Club. Clariee's reserved manner is deceiving, for she is really a very pleasant person. BERTI-IA SHAFER-Commercial P. C. L.: Jr. Dram. Clubg Sr. Dram. Club: Sr. G. C.g Glee Clubg Operetta. A dear, dainty, demnre little girl. Forty-one I .U mr 4. Q, cf cf -gi-ii cg-5 1-ie -fi -4,4 4' it-4 fi' '54 4' 44 1 g Z 5 gb bb 2' f: ct: -. 4: :ze 4 44 4:4 are cu 44 ee :gf :ga qt. 31-Iggy Annual 5433.5-jfpn gar .g, pg51s.g.L5.g,1.Qig.ZTg,iQ',' ,P ,,, KENNETH PALMER SHARPE-General Science P. C. L.g Golf Clubg Chess Club. He has artistic ability and a sense of humor. BERNICE SMITH-Z-Year Accounting P. C. L. She talked, she smiled, we were beyuiled. DORIS VIRGINIA SMITH General Language L G C Sr G C Ball Club Ann Staff A 'Uerv ine vouny lady stndzouslx znclzned and an ejzezent member of our Annual staff DOROTHY SNOW General Language P C L Soc1a1COmm1ttee br G C Annual Staff llfe love Dot just because shes Dot ROBERT E STENVART General SCICUCC PCL 4 qnzet but brzllumt P411 ker student DOROTHY A QWANSON General Science PCL SGC SrGC SrDram bTen HIS Club Nature Study Club Dear lzttle eoqnette well miss 3014 but we 'wont fofget wa Bunn Tm EOR General Scrence C Pres Z8 Class Play Z8 Sr Dram Club HIY Pres 29 Rxng and Pm Commlttee Manager Baseball Team He has' served Parker uell tn the many responszble posztwns she has entrusted htm zmth HFLEN THOMPSON General Language Dram Club Lorelel Never worrgm 4lzaaxs happl DOROTHX NIAY FILSEY General SCIENCE PCL SrGC Sr Dram ub Dnrothv 15 a true vtudent MAI IE E Tnfxcmrl General Language L S G C Sr G C Treas Cashier P L Bank Llfe Saving Club French Club jr Dram Club Sr Dram Club Glee Club G A A Annual Staff H1klIlg Club Chess Club Owls z V houqh a worker she IS alwaxs ready for a good tzme Fofrty two P. C. .5 S. . .lg . . .5 3 ual . . .: ' ' 3 '. . .g . , - I .. . .3 . . .: . . .3 . .Clu 3 - .l , '.n ' , A I 1 P. . L. .. ' 1 ' ' 3 . ' . ' .- , . . . . ' , - , , P. C. L.g S. G. C.: J. G. C.g Pres. Sr. G. C.g Sr. . 3 . JI .' Q K . .4 -. . . .gl . . .: . .Cl . P. C. .3 . . .: . . . .5 ' .C. - I I I - - 3 . . 3 3 . . .g . I I ' Z . 'U' if lf' 'u' 4 4 4-4:1 4 41 44 414 G54 214 444f P' Psai risgeb PEP?-'J 45- PP P-gs P-,b P-,el bg.-, pg: 'P ,basl ii BELLE TURNER-GCIIEFSI Language . .L.' . 'r m. Club' S. '. .' . .C.' . C. C.' Social Committee. . I at-ltrritcs, Dokorm' VAN INATTA-GCIICFHI Language 1 I. C. L.' S. C. C. Chair. Service Committee. , ' Dorolhj is a wry .meet mfvablr addition to our class. IRFNF IN. WAnswoRTH-Commercial t ..-.:Sr... A nltolfsonzz' girl 'ztlm just loecx outdoor Ii e. z ANTOINETTE VVAITKUS-CiCll6l'2ll Science - P. C. L.' Glee Club' Operetta 29' Sr. C. C.' French Q Club Press Ring and Pin Committee. Ilmutg talent fvcrsmtalitj-plus ur rc glad to call lm' lll' U XA'Il.l,IAM N. W.Al.l.lNC--GtllCFHl Science P. C. L.' Owls' Cantata 27: Operetta 29' Sr. Dram. t Club: Football: Tennis' Chair., Social Committee. t A fvnpulnr ffllrm and our star at tf'm1i.v. IQATHERINIE 'l'HEREsx XNVFAST-HGLIICYHI Language . .. L.' Owls' J. G. C.: Sr. C. C.' Sr. Dram. up' t 1, V X Life Saving Club: Tennis Club. .. uint, lm! ivcll lilevd by hw' many ric'nu's. .V ,. . v 'D' v Lois WI:-'FIN-General Language ' . ...:.. . .1. .C.:Sr.C.C.gGlee ui' X V wr ' Sr. Dram. Club: Lorelei: French Club. .tlyr rmnmt zvitlwr, ' cuxtnm xtatc, her if u'tc 'f variety. QQ Doaornv mllLl.IAMS-GCIIETHI Language :sv P. C. L.: S. G. C.: Sr. G. C.: Sr. Dram. Club: Or-I .,, atorical Contests: Operetta '29: Class Play '29, V JZ' .4 good dramatic' student and an !1l'lliT'L' 1ll011'llJ0l' in the v 'U' if lf v . 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Mary White, Audrey Swanson, xl l , l l I l l lill l , ill M l sa l lf!! ll is ,w l 1 l, ,l li l ,fl 4B Class, Room 200, Miss Mildred Collins, Teacher ls ' Third Row Roland Arendt, Robert Wasson, Edward Whinncry, Arthur Eddinyrton, Roln-rl lllQS4'HLlll.lll. Jean Purcell, Eleauim- Durand, Lucille- Huvill, Tom Wainwright. l Second Row- Hr-len Hilsen, Margaret Rape, Mildred Essig, Virginia Hilliur. Ruth lirilnnl, l rnm'us l Smale, .luck Kershaw. X l First Row Mary Fusvo, Marie Malloy, Jam- Hurt, Juliette U4-nnis, Rosi-n1:u'y Williamson, Earl Ham- l l knmp, Orline Koelwl, Ruth Schlueter. l E 1 ' sal l ll lk X QE EJIIIIZIHIIKSZSIIIHIZIHIT-lilllzllfniffl l El Z El - Forty-seven l El '4 -l l-ff -Ill,l2ll'lil'l' ,Amuunl l l , l l A 1 : 3 l H t l l l ll 4 l u l Q Q l 1 l l 1, x l il L l l l V l l 1 ,' l ill W l r I l l l fl at lil + 1 l , l l 3A Class, Room IP, Miss Mary E. Farrell, Teacher l l Third Row Fred Pearson, LeGrand Van Slyke, Norman Levy, George Raych, Robert Sipple, Paul ' , V W Barth, Rex Rinehart, , l ' l Second Row- -Marie Shuab, Beth Stemp, Betty Atkin, Margaret Clisbee, Audrey Tegar, Marion Anderson, l ' X , Iiernive Mulvihill, Jean Becker. ' l , l First. Row Mary Beutler, Norma Burke, Angela. Shostrorn, Dorothy Gilbert, Evelyn Minltus, Sylvia ' l Hurtwig, Ruth Stenhans, Pearl Foster. ' w . l l l l l 4 l l ' ll ll . l r l H , l l l l y L l l A , 1 ll N W1 l , , l l ll v 1 yi l N, V l l: X l , 5 ,l iv , l l l ll . ll ' 3A Class, Room 3P, Miss Maude Ethel Geary, Teacher X : 3 Third Row Stanley Woodward, Melvin Orgfain. Frank Southern, George McBeth, Jerry Halversen, ll Y: Glenn Baird. ' , W 1 Second Row-Edmond Ross, Frank Newton, Pauline Blane, Jane Wood, Fred Rosenbaum, Willard V l ' 1 Klutchen. - ' , it First Row--Ruth Weise, Anne Zabelin, Madlyn Modesto, Miss Geary, Irma Stnxsved, Betty Baron, 3 Dorothy Dahlquist. ' v ' ' 1 l l 1 Forty-eight , ' 1 l i l .-TW W ,YYWY Y., ,, ,, ,,,r., ,vwu . ,M ,,,, , na, . ,,,,,,, , WWW , ,YH , ,Wim , ,I V, W , , W, , . l H l 1 il 2 il ap r W p lgll Kikilliilllilllfiilllilifiliilllllillillml.l:11'l:vr Alllllllll JUIBIHHIBIIIEIHIIZIIBIIIBI QQ I ,, ,, ll 3A Class, Room 116, Miss Matilda Gibson, Teacher Third Rowf-Everett Tidholm. Willis Murray, David l reidman. Edward Patterson, lfrunk MrlVluhon, Robert Allen, Eugene Boros, Robert Grover, Lawrence Herdeprzm, Robert Elliot, Maurice Hoover. , Second Row---'Fed Griffith, Thomas Fleming, George Hanes, Rita llukette, Marpmret Meyers, Bernadine Y , Jones, Orline Mnlamphy, Mr.-nzo Van Slyke, Vernon Lu Mont, Elbert Lomz, Thomas Holfmun, Miss Gibson. , First Row Alice Denton, Louellc Layman, Miriam Elston, Virginia Brown, Emilie Barron, Nadine i ' C1ll'Di'l1l9I'. Dorothy lflemimz, Marie Baker, Edwina Mrffoy, Rae Davis, Catherine Jones. , , u , l i ' l i l f W i l i 1 l l i l l 3 l l l i l l X . , l ' i l l l , . N 3A Class, Room 209, Miss Mildred A. Erhart, Teacher Third Rowfdames Nichols, LeRoy Lvnrh, Emerson James, Wilfred Wimzer. Robert Wulquist, Willium , 1 WL-stenberg. i Second Row Bernice Smith, Evelyn Fisher, Viruinizx Rysdon. Duroilu-ai Smith, 'l'hcll'ord Kolch, Fred l Lux, David Redman. First Row Lila May Huily, Georuin Schmitt, Murizurot Collins. Evelyn Smith, Mxnrie Clark, Hnrrivt 1 1 Mae Smith, Bernice Levine. N l Forty-niiw i , X lQ1JI..'lII'-lIIIZKIII!IHlZll!lIIl1I3lKl CL'ZIl 1 si 2 u :::.'::g:: :::, - rwi ' . i l , Q l R l 2 V f l i i l l l Tl l i l ' , l l i l Q 2 i f l , I V!! r 1 1 1 l ii ,l ini isa, ,Eli i - --4+-4+-14+-4+- -41--4-+1 3illIl'lIl'1' Alllllllll 151 Q1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 H1 1 1 1 1 , 1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 '11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1:3 ' 1 1 H1 1 1 . 3B Class, Room ZP, Miss Helen A. Hutton, Teacher 1 ' 1- 1 Third Row' -David Wood, Robert Gregg, Rinaker Taylor, Philip Nash, Paul Wilson, George Rainford, 1 ill William La Pedus, Clifford Broughton, Donald Carpenter, Arthur Detrich. F 1 ' 1 Second Row Ruth Skelton, Lois Steel, Irene Kotan, Agnes Skamarak, Mildred Diller, Helen Arthur, 1 1 1 Dorothea Hoffman, Mary Louise Ragel, Sidney Riefman, Miss Hutton. '. 1 First Row- Betty Van Pelt, Ruth Dennis, Margaret Butusov, Dorothy Smith, Dorothy Eagan, Irma Beale, 1 Irene Fnlberg, Virginia Dimond, Dorothy Turner. 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 A 1 1 1 1:1 1 1x-1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , A 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 , 1 1 1 1 , 1 C 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 3B Class, Room 117, Miss Leona E. Koehne, Teacher Third Row-Wesley Grosh, Burke Detrich, Paul Noftsker, Walter Karlbloom, William Hunter. 1 Second Row Blanche Christiansen, .Iohn Heinlein, George Jaeger, Clarence Doty, Elsie Weir, Eloise 1 1 ' Bulaz. 1 1 First Row Sara Mason, Harriet Roney, Esther Garan, Dolores Laurent, Maude Hamler, Emma 1 1 Sprecher. 1 1 -- 1 3 1 f . 1 1 1 1 My 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l El Z El W '.QlCIIIZKII1IlKlCZlKKIIIIKZlZI!l1'KIKIlfIE 3.l2Il'lil'lA l3x1uu1:xl !UZi2IIllIl!IlEIilIIIIIIJBllIIIlEl1 IIBI1Kj I , 5 , l l M A I l 1 l , 'll , l l l l l l l l , , l x , l l l l 3B Class, Room 307, Mr. Walter W. Roberts, Teacher Third Row Walter O'Leary, Albert Daum, Elliott Stronach, Austin Camp, Harry Birge, James llraurh, ' James Powers, Husscll Stevens, Frampton Clark, Jack Riuly. Second Row- Harold Krep.rer, Frank Weaser, Harry Shimmin, Floyd Sidlo, Novell-ttc Ruim-y, Louisf- N 'N Davis, Mable Louis, Duncan Ml-Kellar, Daniel MCL1-an, Frank Baldwin. f , 1, First Row Dorothy Johnson, lilanche Mohcrpr, Marie Smith, Lucille Waline, Mr. Robvrls, Vivian l l Church, Louise Muxfield, Irma Cosgrove, Elinor Carlson. l l l , l l X 1 l ' l l i l l l - l l l l l , l l l x ? l l l 1 V l ' l g l A l l , l l T l J, -, .- -H m l , l l ' 'l 2A Class, Room 4P, Mr. Edward Meyers, Teacher A l Third Row Harry Hirlis, Rox Fisher, Paul Svhotte, Tlwodore McCartney, Russell Goss. .lohn llllhl1.ZI't'll, lk l Jack Allan, Edward Simons, William Walters, Raymond Runxr. 3 , Svcond Row 'John Palm, Joseph Healey, Harry Casey, Helen Lcitrli, Betty Ingalls, Rolwrt Slmlfm-r, , I Frank Bit-des, Arthur Krane. l , , First Row -Gcorvrianna lirunk, Rose Anthony, Georgina Gardner, Maylrello Orth, Ruth Hannah, Alma l - ' Lewis, Ella Woodward, Gladys Getz-hell, Rose Petr-x-son, Dorothy Hoffman. X l 1 , , l l Fifty-one l 1 1 l l l l l l lkl Ll K2:m:::::z::::1::z:: ::::::::.'::z::::::n::: 1 El 2 si ::::m:::::::u:::: .l:::::::::::::l:1m, fmk:x:::z::z::::: ::::::::::::::::3.I1wlm' Aiinnul ::::::::::::::::m :::l:: ::::::s:::::: Hr i l il fi V , . , , l l l , l W l I l N , T , 1 Q l l l l V l l M u M , , l l l l ' l l l i l l l l l x l l l i x Q l l l l l 2A Class, Room 9, Mr. George C. Staley, Teacher Third Row Walter Thomas, Henry Johnson, Leonard Goldberg, Joseph Bowman, Lucius Tolman, Knight, Robert Pekelsma, Louis Vitale, Foster Paisley, George Knowles, Ralph Jones. Second Row ---Ernest Gleason, Laura Bassett, Hazel Sipnle, Marion McGregor, Gertrude Hotztield, Saltzman, Rue Reed, Eleanor Erickson, Ruth Hull, Alice Carlson. Russell Lillian First Row- fRose Mattes, Ruth Krenn, Jane Jones, Dorothy Krantz, Sara Battles, Emilie Sehenek, Dor- othea Crummuy, Allelle Huckins. Dorothy Embick, Annie Burnham. f ZA Class, Room 111, Miss Josephine Lowell, Teacher Third Row Paul Grimes, William Stoudt, Robert McGill, Harry Morrison, William Olson, Robert Partlow, Delbert McLaughlin, Harold Paradis, Water Fasan, Louise Buck, Frances Robbins, Helen Harrison. Second Row-Isabella Thomson, Dorothy Squires, Isabel Cotton, Ellen Johnson, Reva Ascher, Lillian Silver, Elizabeth Bodwell, Miriam Griest, Phyllis Grossman, Pauline Deibner, Betty Shade, Marion Buy, Helen Boris, Betty Stokes, Mary Geayzan. First Row Margaret Wright, .lune Meehan, Violet Brunner, Helen Grimes, Olive Greenelteh, Carolyn Haelierlin, Jacqueline Hoover, Harriet Armstrong, Gail Mosier, Betty Frederick, Lottie Carnahan. Fifty-two 1 51251 eiiizm gzi f -gmzrzxzzuikel 'Q?:::::z:::::::zz:. mrznczznzzz 1.lrr1-lm Ammgrl fBlBIIfB2BIllIjlIll!1!lBllIII1!IllIl!!ljQ , , i J M l r r-r l l T r M i r l g r l r r l it l l V i n J r r ZA Class, Room 219, Miss Olive M. Mattson, Teacher r r r r l M l l J l ' -, .Third Row John Frohlern, Robert Shobe, Wilber' Martin, Lester- Killen, Gaxlvn Aschur, Willard Gurrrerg l Sinclair Randall, James McNulty, John Modesto, Morris lfislrman. 5 Second Row Ruth Boytns Virginia Qtrxttor Mary Crevislon The-Inn l'u.yut loi-. King'-lrnry F-rther Hunan lorr uint lirede Agrru Wallate Irllran l'Iorr rn M irrsartt Ol-on l'lr1t Row Ruth lxennlny.ton Margaret Raines Ruth Whrtsml lthcl Hrhn Mrs-. Mattson Ithel Nugent Nada funulu Marion Wrlmsley Iorrrrnt Larroll Dorothy lohnson 2B Class Room 213 Miss Edna C Dunlap Teacher Third Row Allan lxohlmin Allxrt Iamlr Iauruut Nqrle Hurry Smith Harold lrru Jostph Iuy Harry Murphy he ith Manly Marshlll Bynum Rudoli Mohrun lhomzrs Hllbl Second Row livron Ross Wrllr.-rm Snyder Mrlu Qmrth In k Irttle Wrllmm Roblnrv- Iwlunrml Run Dorothy Izrmbzrt Dorothy Potts Jessie hnox I-drth Odom Blur lut h l'lrst Row Ruth lrtchell fllllllf? Shaver Flrlabeth Beletf Miss IJ nlrrr Hmrnl Nrdtlnnrr llnudrna Iaynr Hn7elNrev1ns ifrtrude Kellogg. lunr-. Molloy Fifty three 1 F ,, V I , U ' A r . . A' - W ' 5 .,.. , h. 1 i H ' V. ' 'E I jf. jp, u ,F j ' ' ' - y r r r l l U l r W l r W ? r r r J N l r rr l r li l l r l l g l r l r df i f l l , , ' . , l i I, .'.-, -h 3 h'h'Q . 7 AU: Z, . K. A ,r r y , C ,M r i s r rr -A 1' it r J r r l r - 'f l y r r l l l r gmmzzzzazznczzzn 1 er 251 EIISIEZIIIZIIJEBZ :n::::rr::l v QtIlIZlZZIIIKIKIlZZKZIl!KIl:IIKlCIlCIilE 'iltlzirlirr Annual IZIIBIIIEBI BIBIEBIEIIISIBIBIQ Hi f 1 , MAY. l Y l l Y Y l 2B Class, Room 217, Miss Evelyn M. Alexander, Teacher Third Row Franklin Tilley, Lawrence Weatherwax, Henry Myers, James Weir, Jar-k Williamson, Russell Holmquist. Gene Donaldson, Ervin Heyman, VVater Wehr, Edmund Wilson. Second Row Henry Wiederman, Blain Wise, Sherwood Wise, Ruth Gray, Eleanor Potter, Donald Cole, Gordon Taylor, Frank Norris, Eli Rosen, Robert Springer. First Row 'MiiT1l'll9l'if9 Ziirchcr, Grace Bronson, Naomi Shoop, Ermajane Hubler, William Perdue, Lenora Whipp, Charlotte Tragrnitz, lflorcnee VVan1:, Lois Beth Wingert. l l l Q 2B Class, Room 304, Miss jane McDonald, Teacher 3 Third Row-'Carl Gobdel, Edward Foster, Charles Freed, Donald Curran, Robert Harper, George Dennis, ., Wendell Green, George Handley. x Second Row f-William Cornelius, Norman Galbraith, Sam Angelich, Robert Comfort, Sam Fleming, x Herbert Arnold, Loyal Judson. First Row Hazel Hoffman, Geraldine Jones, Venca Jakorivh, Ethel Gemond, Alice Wasson, Dorothy W Hooseman, Parthena House-keeper, Onieta. Nirhols. ' ' I+'1'ffy-four X VY Q, in is l v El El il I ,N in y in 32 IZICSCIKIKIKIIKIIII CS EZIKSZII l El 2 El ll: ZISHIIIIIIIIID' - I' I I I I I I T I 9 I I I 2 1? I I I2 2B Class, Room 309, Miss Agnes O'Connell, Teacher , Third Row -George McFadden, Thomas McCullough, Walter Wilkenniniz, Leonard Lynch, Thelma Cole-son, Mildred Vatter, Madeline Thielyzes, Carl Bloclen, Robert Hallenbeck, William Mullin. Second Row-Catherine Beuhler, Lillian Fuqua, Catherine Lutz, Ruth Cooper. Caroline Hyman, Yvonne , Crissy, Miss O'Connell, Lucille Weston, Dorothy Bush, Dorothy Brown, Catherine Foster, Cora Dahlke. First RowfEileen McCormick. Eva Richards, Eleanor Price, Mildred Denne, Helen Coutts, Dolores Schneegas, Rosine Witt, Alice Dunkum, Florence Robinson, Mary Fischer, Dorothy Gruber. U I 'Z e if -2- tl il I I I I I I I : I I I - I I I , I I I wi I I I I I I I I I I e 5 I . 5 F 'if ty- five VY , D llflflfvr Allilllill l 51 2 51 I- P+ ' P+ ' D' D ri fl I I , I ll, A AI N il 'l' I I A M I If 5: I Ii' ll if I If I I+ I I I Il I Q! ' I I 5 I ,Y ' I 'll' 6 V I 5' il' il I I I I I I -lf gl al I II I I 4 I V' VI V is ul wi il gl GI lr Ny I ' 136 QI I I r W l w T M Q W i M 5 V NN y N l 1 Q 1 ? N 'EE ++w+--1+ -04+ 3J111'l1l'1' ?-mllwl x A 11 1 4-3 x M FH . , X Q 2 , , , A 1 , , f + Q Q 1 N M t 3 l 1 M f , M Q Y Q 1 w . ' N' Qu N ! x H W l V N l x F 'ftj-.1 1' v N N V V 'V -nf 6 V Z 1 S11 E M . -4+f - 1 21 2 51 '+'P ' ++ W H 'P'+P ' J K' - 0'o o 6 09 o o nr. , .:. - i ' o Q. .0 'z' 0 ,Q '. ,Q 'z' 0' Q' o', 94 0.0 ' o o o Q, Jr. O .:. . . Og. Oo 'O o Q 9 Q. 1 0' Q' 0 ,Q ,o o ,1 0,0 0 99 1 O I O.. o ,:. O O.. I OQQ O ,:. .l- 1 ll .' i 1 I Q 'Q' ,o .6 O O.. O.g 9 o I Q.. O 9.9 .0 0' ,o ,O O Cog O.. O Ox. O Q.. 0' . 9' ,o .O I Q, .O O.. Q Oz. I I O O., O.Q 6 I Ogg O 9.9 OOQ o ,z. I Q.. 6.9 Q ' 9' I ,O O.. 0 1' ,oO ' av 0 0 ,Q n 1 Z ar t 0 Q9 s N 1 O n Q Q. O 0:0 0' .3 6 0 ,:, I sa 4 J w 4 5 i 51 3 -za x gi 4- .Ill 4 la i ll: A A 4?- V V 1 ,yi V v 11. wr 'tl' v W v U' v 'U' v 'll' 'v I 'U' v 'lf v V Y V v 'U' fb l N r A A yt N .fb t el it il fi' li . lr . Q l l l .Ak p l l ll? . l l l l V l l 7 l 5 N XV iv? 6 ,Wi 1 4' 4 47 ' 4 'f '4 '4 f ' + 3- -I LB! lllnrhvr Qmuuul vas:-+v.++--w fa- -rw are Aw- -Sa- rv -vw iw-M 1'-l Jil :A all T.XYl.OR tlolamzi. '. . . O'r'r bCllRAlilJI ELLIOT RUSSELL BUSH ALLAN THE PARKER CIVIC LEAGUE January June IOHN LIIIOI AIIAN Russlu Vroi x BUSH l'I 1 1 T cl: i . g l . lr gp . .5 . , wifi Treasurer . . .BOB Sc1IRA1zmzR ROBERT ALLAN JM MR. VV. D. COON ,El ' v if Y 115' 1 My 1 xv - fll' wi wi . . .3 V lr v 'U' ,V , fll' 1-.1 lv 17 President . . . .DLBUDD TAYLOR Dire-Prcsidmzf . .WALTER Golamzl Srcrvlary . . . .EVELYN ELLIOTT Sponsor ........ The Parker Civic League, the largest and most prominent school organiza tion is under the direction of capable students elected each semester by the student body. During the past two semesters the P. C. L. has given several assemblies which were both of entertaining and educational value. Other entertaining features were the usual monthly P. C. L. dancesg a football dance last fall and a basketiball dance and game this springg several excursionsg and at Christmas time the regular Haines school treat. The P. C. L, has also installed liquid soap containers 111 the wash rooms this semester. Under the able supervision of Mr. Vtlilliam D. Coon, this year has proven a very successful one for the Parker Civic League Fifty-nine WWI' if ll' . -fl -4+-ss 44 .4 4 4'4 4'4V -ef 4i , 'j 5j1i .'4 ?' 1 sl 2 sl fl-fw dffwe -ez: Pi eff:f.ef-s:.+a- 3? we +f.:f+-'w w-'va WIRE A A VK lk N :Ik A JR WI!- JK IL . l l Al A A ik 1+ i A N 'W A1 A A , .ik 1 fl' 'AL Ai l , Q A i l ilk A l l w 'P 'lt o ne -+- we 4477744 4 Reese b e he if ltlurkvr Annual if-'A w e -2-is 41 AL 4 til' A, A, aw W .wfnw ,. ll M A I A A, A l .A A E l, Q. 45 ft A ti- frt A it ,Ill in A ' Third RowADuncan McKellar, James Nichols, Stanley Woodward, Donald Owens, William Olson, Charles I Line, John Schacht, Robert Kaedinxz, George Kain, Norman Levy. 'AQ Second Row-Donald Curran, Dorothy Potts, Dorothy Brown, Virginia Rysdon, Muriel Clason, Lorraine A Ranstead, Rose Remy, Ruth Krenn, Gene Donaldson, Fred Rosenbaum, Carl Rosboro. First Row-Rosemary Williamson, Lucille Waline, Loretta Bell, Allan Russell, Robert Allan, Mr. Coon, 0 in Viola Bush, John Elliot, Dolores Laurent. fp A 4 AK 1 A ' THE P C L DELEGATES H The P. C. L. delegates are elected or appointed in their rooms at the beginning of each ' semester. The delegates go to themeetings and bring back to the rooms reports of the meetings 'md try to gut ideas from the students that will better the school. The membership drive is also carried on by the delegates. A COMMITTEES or THE P. C. L. . A EXECUTIVE CLE AN-UP -IOHN ELLIOT Prvsidvnt t ALLAN RUSSELL, lficr-Iresidmzt VIOLA BUsH Sccntam - ROBERT ALLAZN 7il'l'llSIII'f'l' , SOCIAL . LURETTK BELL Clzairman 1 GERTRLIIE ROLSTON DUROTHY SNOW ' Bum TAYLOR MEMBERSHIP . f .ALLAN RL ssELL, Chairman ROBERT KAEDINC Ch.air-man THERMAL BENSEMA TJONALD OWEN RUTH PRAY JOHN SCIIACIIT EXCURSlON LORRAINE RANSTEAIJ Clzairman PUBLICITY HENRY BLRSS Cliaimnan PAUL BRATTSTROM VIOLA BUSH FRAYK CARR .ALLAN RUssELL Sixty Q wg A, A N IL l JL , if ll it it 2 . 1 A, IL 1- it , A it lil is :ll Al A J1- t Il- l 'il Il- if it l Qt . . . 1 'll W 'P 1 v I K 6, if . . . . . l ,, V 'ti' 1 , if -If is xv V W ir, . , , 7 Y 3 as ' L il' ' ' 1 . G , . vw if 1 ny it 35 V 'V 'V Y Z' TY V 1 ' - 1? I , I ' , 'li' L 'ti' A V 11? V 1 :Y ir Yi' .YE K5 V 'v 'lf 'tl' v vu 'll' if my .E 'T v I ,, Qi 411 ref i s s o 1 21 Z B P- C P ' 1 Q . P rel - v w .3544 44 QQ 44 41 41 :M 44 44 44 4, 44.144 marker gnnlgatl A .sp ,yp np sf-za n-as pgs, x-'31 sb' wa: .vb srl wi: :Ga :- AN All A ll . A A .M - l A A .A A. 'JL 4 A IL 'lk A A A 0. A, il A A SCIIRAICIDICR lXlURR.XY 'IQRAGNITZ HOTIELLING 3 Ho'rl-:L1.1wc DUBBS McDoUoA1.1. January .lznzv Pnxidtnt. . . . Ro1s12RTScHRAicIn5R li'rH1aL HO'FEI.LING ' f'i't-I1'vsi t . . RoR1cRT NIURRAY XVILLIAM Dumas Cashier .... . BIARIIC TRAGNITZ HARRIIET RICDOUGALL flrrislaizt Caslzitr . . IETHIQI. HOTIELLING 1 5'pon.vor ...... XVn.1.1Au D. COON The Parker Civic League Bank is operated by students of the Accounting classes. lor six years it has proved a successful organization. A A A it A A Ik in A A F A A A A. Al A R A A A in A A A A A V wr, , V 1? 5 , . If ll' P. C. L. BANK wi ii V , , 1' I 4 ' d 'nf wr V 7 v 'J V r V 2 A ul F 1 5' l'he aim of the bank is to encourage thrift among the students and to aid them , in saving for special occasions. lf The student body has supported the bank very well, and although no interest 'f is given, depositors may have their accounts transferred to neighborhood banks lf at the end of the semester. if Mr. NVilliam D. Coon sponsors this organization. V V ii ir if if J v Sixty-one il' if wr ii ir .il if 1 El 2 Q mmm 1 A 41 A A1 A ii A1 il A A1 A ll-1 IL 'Wi A A A1 ,,1 fizlaeesf sf A JL A IL 3, I A A l l iv 1 it A 4 al 4 1 A A A 1'- 1 Ik J!- A A Ill 1 A 1 A 1 Jin 4 1 All it -ll A 1 17 'Y if 1. V ' v ii V l 'li' W W KK I ii .. 1, , 1, . Y' u ' xx x V , . . 'II' 2 1 1 I 1 l ii' 35, , Y 1 x x 4 l e i., ' s t A if n 11, 1 1 1 If lheinff i1n uortant. Each semester also had its s ecial activities. In the Se item- ' Z5 11? x 4 V1 V , ' X? , , . . 1 V v V 'll' 'll ir 'lf if V 1: 1, 'U' 4 :ff are 45 '44 staffs shi as S 4 4 4 marker ,Pmnual 1-r eef - efes-'-P ea- a re- s ew- se 1 - +4-1 se s- WW 11.1 JL Ji. :ll A 1 A JL' it A 1 A 1,, it H- 1 Third Row---Thelford Kelch, George Haines, James Nichols, John Schaeht, Thermal Bensema. Dana , Roberts, Harry Morrison, Le Grand Van Slyke, Robert Gregg, Walter Fasan, Robert Elliot. , Second Row Gordon Farndell, Ned Hohman, Frances Peddicord, Barbara Creviston, Edythe Anderson Annah Sanders, Margaret Rape, Harriet Armstrong, Ella May Opel, Katherine Weast, Margaret Carson. 1 First Row-Angela Shostr-om, Genevieve Beatty, Rose Remy, Gladys Dansiger, Monica Brown. Gertrude ' Rolston, Marie TTREDIIZ, Francine Marlowe, Marjorie Crawley, Addie Lee Sanders, Virginia Riley. THE owes 1 l Jczzzuary lime 1 irc-I resident , ilhrTILDRlCD JOHNSON MARc1.xRi-:'r RA1-is 1 1 Secretary . Srxxriav joHNsoN MARGrxR12'r Bi-:l 1'Lr3R W Trea.r11rcr lt .xksnAI.L Foulzicx oHN ScfHAeH'r 'Q' .5'fvon.m1' . . . ' Miss JOSICPIIINE LOWIZLL On XYork Leans Scholarship, is the slogan of the honor society at Parker. W The Parker 'Owls are students who, the previous semester, had an average of 11 L 'md passing grades in all partial subjects. Miss .osephine Lowell history teacher, is sponsor of the society, working in cooperation with the honor students, and taking charge ol matters pertaining 1 to scholarship and scholarship awards. ,Q At the first meeting ol each semester, gold pins, in the form of a conven- . 1 tionalized owl are given to all members. and returned at the end of the semester. The pins are given permanently at graduation to those students who have com- 1' pleted a four-year course with an average of ninety. The monthly meetings were varied in program, a nmnher of service features '7 her to february semester, thc Owls gave a Halloween party, and a silhouette 1 party in honor of the graduates. The organization also sponsored the candy :ale at the l'. l'. A. entertaimnent to aid the Parent-Teacher Association to raise money for the scholarship fund. The spring feature on the Owl program was the annual outing or picnic where a great deal of sociahility was offered, and a large majority of the mem- bers enjoyed themselves. ' Sixty-two A ' sr ee 'ir sfisi se ff sr ss sr ss ss 1 H 2 E! E we H +' e ef Safe ee ee he were Pe ee A 1. 1 A 1 1. A Al A 1 i it i l A Ik 11. i 1 1 A A l l 1 A 1 l ' A ,. it A JL l l it il' 1 . rl President . . Amee l-oNG FRANc1Ni4: ATARLOWIZ 1 'lf l 1 V v 1 V1 1.1 ,,1 1 Yi' V 'lf 41 ,Wi vi ir 1 'lf ir V ir 1 if 1 'll' 1 'lf if if if .1 ir 1 'll' 1. v vi l l f r i 4 W , N T l 1 1 T 1 Q l i i y m N 1 Q i i : N l l l m I i x f x ' l 5 if 5 i i x i l 3 - V W i l . 6 l l or l i i i W E . EI!! 3il2l1'lil'l' R?mun:1l -+-rv ,-+ 2-+ '-rr'-P ff -ww--v --v ' K l i 1 W Q l g l l m m l i i l 1 i M i M l , i M . i i Owls, Scholarship Society Third Row lflvelyn llnrnvr. Ruth l'ruy, Ellen Johnson. lfrum-as Robbins, Lottie l':xrnuhun. Miriam ' ' Grivst, Viola Hush, Gcorpriu lirzintinuhaxm, Amy liurnhum. Rcvu Asvher. Second Row Louisu Burk, Mary ISL-ullor. All1ll'l'y 'Il-yrer. Hernmline Jones, Carolyn Halcbcrlin, Marie ' liakvr, Holvn Hnwison, Marion liuy, Louise Davis. Lllvillu Haverhill. I First Row Lymlia Hummzxnt, Nora lfelslczul, Dolorvs I4Illll'L'l1i. Miss Lowa-ll, Ethel liotulling, lsalwl ' Cotton, Dorotlivn Smith. Rim Duke-Mc, Rae Davis. Alive Mitchell. r i i l i H is 6 il i i , H il - , S li ' i i M 3 4 X il 4 u i W Senior Girls' Club ' Third Row Anno lioyml, Helen lierry. lililmln-1I Essiu, Jennie Koslukcs, Viririnin Monk. l'lL'l'lll' Curr, Ann lk-uhlur, Marion Anslvrson, Eleanor Fisher, Ella May Opvl, l rmn-vs l'u1l1livor1I, Nora Fulstvall, Dorothy 'I'iIsy, Second Row Sylvia Hartwig, Eleanor Durand. Marjorie Durand. Dorothy Moritz. Ruth llrimm, Genevievu 1 lieatly, l ram'ine llrlurlowe, Mm-ion Evortz, Margaret Rape, Virginia Tanrly. llarbara Croviston, l-lthul Hott-llimr. Harriet McDougall, ' First Row , Lurille Havill. Jean Purm-ll, Ruth Pray, Doris Smith, Viruinia Riley, Ellvn Barbour, Nadim- Farnenfer, Belh Stomp, Dorothy Fleminyr, Marie Bakvr. Bertha Shafer, Ali:-e Langrirlpre. ' i 5i.l'fy-fhrvr' i ' l El Z El 'li in 0- i A1 at ' ti ,Ah ., il ,SJ sr, Y . ' 1 1? ii l l at 'P tj, Third Row-Marie Yeoman, Margaret Bates, Antoinette Waitkus, Belle Turner, Dorothea Smith, Elsie Weir, Jane Hart, Marjorie Cowan, Virginia Schmitt, Edythe Anderson, Nora Nugent, Dorothy, Schielke, Mildred Kline, Violet Branch, Mary Beutler, Georgia Brantingham. Second Row Sara, Jesselson, Marie Johnson, Virginia Becker, Virginia Rysdon, Ona Miller. Ruth Reynolds, Pearl Foster, Lydia Hammant, Margaret Curtin, Norma Burk, Angela Shostrom, Alice Mitchell, Frances Smale, Margaret Carson, Marjorie Crawley, Evelyn Minkus. First Row--Annah Sanders, Addie Lee Sanders, Helen Thompson. Marie Tragnitz, lrene Walker, Miss Potter, Rita Dukette, Dorothy Williams, Dorothy Swanson, Margaret Church, Stephanie Smoljanac, Marie Molloy, Jean Barkdull. THE SENIOR GIRLS CLUB fantuary func I'rrsidcut . . . Mauna JOHNSON H lCliliN 'l'HoMPsoN Vice-I'rc.n'dmzt . l'lli1.liN 'l'noM1fsoN liusxic XVA1.KicR Secretary . . . P.xULiNic PRICE MARUQ 'l'RAoNl'rz 'I'rm1szfrrr . Norm Nuoizxi' R1'rA Duiiivrri-: Sponsor ...... Miss jizssuf Po'r'1'i5R The Senior Girls' cluh nieinlmership is coniposecl of senior and upper junior 4- A N ' i it We i i E 3if2 iI-+1 -'sf 'fs Pfeiffer 4? a s 'w i f' 'H Q ' ftlarlzvr Qihnniml ' W P' fr' '5 it it ll- 'Z' A A 1? A I. t A i A l l iq ii' Q , i it if iii i ,gr 3. f Q 4 ,I A i '2 Ji A i it ig- ti ig ii 1 i i i ti gt 'f 1' vi V ll 1 l X I , Y l -3 ! , l l l i i +V girls. Miss Ethel Stratton, clean, sponsorecl the clulm during the September- February semester and Miss jessie li, Potter, science teacher, took over the sponsorship at the beginning of the Felmiary-julie semester. liaeh seniester's activities hegan with a welcome party for the incoming soplioniores. Other social events of last semester inclutlctl a 'ln-aeli party, teas and a Hal- loween party. This semester the cluli gave an April Fools Hop and several other parties, including the May morning breakfast. E P The Senior Girls' club assembly and the farewell tea for the graduating girls were outstanding social events of the year. Szacty-four , 'l ll V, i 'IV 1+ V. ,vi 'll' lv ,W V wr i iv 'ff il ig, ,gl V i - it W' if it si ,Q N 1' r., i if V Y i A Y --v - V l v W sis 4--1 44- 4-1 as Qs' f-is 41,4-s 4--5 cis:--A-4+ 44 -eff-1 ,4 1 5 2 El ggi: 7 1 431 - up .sag- gs -sea s Zip 5? sg- sas 4- M i l li ll , if ,i i Y i li l x, ii i 1 li' i l ' ir -it X i Third Row--Edward Patterson, Lucille Weston, Parthena Housekoeper, Lois Wingert, Bernice Levine, Anna Zabelin, Bernice Kaellmer, Coral Griswold, Madeline Thielges, George Rainford. Second Row-Eleanor Porter, Margaret Heller, Geraldine Jones, Ruth Gray, Ruth Boyens, Caroline Haberlin, Harriet Armstrong, Miriam Griest, Dorothy Krantz. First Row -Mary Fisher, Emily Schenck, Jacqueline Hoover, Mr. Meyers, Isabel Thomson, Gail Mosier, Betty Fredericks, June Meehan. THE JUNIOR DRAIVIATIC CLUB Jaizuary June Prrsidvnf . . fiAll. Mosnzii .iACQUliI.INl-I HOOYIER I'irv-1'1'v.vifim1! lDoito'rnv liRixN'rz ll1ai.iaN fikimias Sl't'l't'ftII'.X' . . i.U'l l'lli QQARNAHAN Is.xin-11.1.1-: 'l'HoMsoN 7'r1'a.rurw' . T.lJ'l l'lIi CARNAHAN llokoruv BROWN Sfl0lI.Y0l' ...... MR. lCnw.xRD Micvisns The junior Drzunatie club meets twice ri month in Room 300 and is under the sponsorship of Mr. lidwzird Meyers, English teacher. The purpose of the eluh is to give the younger students experience in drzunntie expression and public speaking. Various nieniliers of the eluli frequently give selected poems and read short plays. The two zissenihlies given hy the club took rank among the outstanding entertainments of the year, the one-art farce, Colne Out of lt, receiving much praise. 'The hlunior Urziinatic eluli is one of the most popular clubs at Parker and through its delightful membership and sponsor is sure to prosper. Sixty-five 4 4' -ff - ' g f ' f 3iT11fl11'f 3111111111 5 I 1 i 2 l l ill A lil 11 l we i ,Qi Q l 14,5 'H' K' li' l it l , 41 4- li' l if 15 liif . 3 1 ' ll I ,ai lt V W -if l Y wr, iv I l 'W V ii 'il ll J ir v 9' ii if ir V Y l '32 I ET Z 57 L51 IS! lilnrlcrr Annual 1512121 3 , l l g l l l l l l Q l l l W li l l l ,il l l at l 1 I w l l l l Q i g Fl ,, , W B fl rici W it llii ' l l , , l B l Q N ' Senior Dramatic Club X is Second Row William Walling, Willis Gisidings, VVilliam Dublss, Dick Johnson, Frank Marshall, William ' 1 Barber. Robert Allan, Marvin Egan, John Elliot, Floyrl Johnson. Robert Lewin. i l First Row Gilbert Bryant, Allan Russell, Charles Line. George Rainfowl, Charles Partlow, Richard -1 Hill, Robert Nlurray, lfranli Newton, Arthur liflilington, l'aul liraltstrom. l i , A l H i t M I w l , l i 3 i l l l l l l l , i l l l W W l l M W T - x l l ' w , l l l l i l 3 , l l L 1 gun-m.4,,, ., . ' f , -' f:.r.:l: zemwrefwnf- fi.. amy:-1 fm-wzgi-:1H:W...::a..., ,,fM...W.M, eefvyffw-M.: - - 'MW l W l l l i Senior Dramatic Club 1 ' Third Row Una Miller, Helen Thompson. Ruth Reynolds, Violet Branch, Mary Cowan, lfrances Pedili- ' 1 1 cord. Irene Walker. Viririnia Rysmlon. Dorothl' Van Natta, Verne Carr. 1 , Second Row Margaret Carson, Dorothea Smith, Catherine Modesto. Dorothy Williams. Georgia Brant- ' ij , l ingham, Ella May Opel, Virginia Schmidt, Katherine VVeast, Kathleen Breckinriilge. l X First Row f- Coral Griswold, Jane Hart, .lean liarkdull, Virginia Evans. Ruth Reed, Ge-rtrinle Ralston, i n Lorraine Ransteazl. Marie Tragnitz, Virginia Monk, Anna Beuhler. ', ' l l ' , i t . . l l l Sixty-s1.v , H l ' i I .Y. e lllle l l l e l l ,QE - - 1 -+4-me., -a +- +- as :n 1 El 251 :::a:::::, l ,QQ -ff -1+ -4 4 + -ffl ' fe 'A -4 llltlrkvf ?mmwl i i h e e e ' El 4 Q l l l l 4 44 A 4 A 'l A I l g l l it 4 Q ft l Al if rl , J ll l l , fl ilk 4 'M 4 ll it iv wi 3 nl lf l l l ir -l 'll ii 5 6 it , is tv ,gl l J l Ft' '17 il tl v l Third Rowe-Ruse Remy, Winifred Christmun, Alice Lzimzridize, Helen Leitsch, Lucille Waline, Marie Yeoman, Mildred Essig, Lois Wiifin, Arlene Peacock, Margaret Church. Muriel Cla:-ion, Virginia Tandy, Margaret Rape, Ruth Brimin. Second Row-Nora Nugent, Dorothy Schielke, Barbara Creviston, Ellen Barbour, Ruth Boyens, Dorothy Tilsey. Betty lmzalls, Virginia Dimond, Frances Smale, Lucille Huvill, Jean Purcell, Eleanor Durand, Dorothy Swanson. Marie Molloy. First Row -Addie Lee Sanders, Harriet McDougall, Ethel Hutellimr, Marjurie Crawley. Monica Brown, Henry Iiir:-is, Miss linker. Earl Ham-lmmp, Budd Taylor, Evelyn Menkies, Sara Jesse-l.snn, Loretta Bell, Iiliulys Dansiger. THE SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB January June llrrxfflvnf . . l'illVVIN lliiclclak l':,XRI. llAZliKAlXll' I'irr-l'rc.vidm1l . R.Xl.l'H llfxxsi-iN lli-:Nlw lllkss Srrrvtury . . Rl ru Rui-:im lVltlNlL'A llunwN 7lI't'l1.VIll'f'l' . . Nl,lI.lDRlill JOHNSON ul. liU1mn'l'M'l,oR . . . . . MisslVl,xRm:Ak1-:'1'IZAKI-11: .Slf'0ll.W71' The lirzimzitic clulm is one nl' l'arkcr's most popular mgziiiizzltilms :incl is spmismccl by Bliss Margaret lflziker, ilfillllllllt' teacher. Meetings are held regularly the second :incl fourth 'lllllll'SllZ1j'S ol the mnntli in the Little 'l'hez1ter. llcre every one is entertziincrl lay plays, reziclings, :mtl musical mimlmers presented by members of the elulm. 'l'lirmigl1out the year the social committee plzmnecl and helcl pzirtics at which special progranis were presented :intl rc-lrcsliinents served. Une of the features ul' this years Ill'Ugfl'ZlIll was ll lliilluvvceu party tu which the student lmcly was in- vitecl. llancing :mel l'Cl-I'CSlllllClltS were eujuyecl hy ull. XYhcn culled upon the clrzunzitic club presented prugrmns fur the schuul us- semlmlies :tml trunk part in nearly all ol the assemblies, which ure held weekly. Si.rfy-sm'e11 4+ L t ' 1 51 2 El ' i f i i i lE -1 1st-i t-fm 45 A iilllflwl' AIIIIIHII + r' , i t il it 'B 4,5 l l l im lt if l l l 5 i Q' A l L A l l l l lg l l l l l I IL , it 1 p :I ' Ht p l 'A a l l l. Y ' ' l 4 l l l 2 9 Third Row -- Robert Walquist, Hen ry Birss, Paul Brattstrom, LeRoy Lynch, George Gregor, Robert 'M V ' Simpson. ,Q l Second Row--Clarence Doty, Hemnan Clayton, David Redman, Robert Kaeding, Thomas Fleming, Dan Hx A McLean, , ll l First Row-Nora Nugent, Dorothy Schielke, Georgia Brantingham, Ethel Foster, Margaret Butusov ' Ruth Dennis. Q l l l ll - al I l 5 , l l l Y l 5 THE GREEN AND WHITE 3 l p Jun zrnruv Jun 1' l l l lfdifm'-111-Clzief . . CA'l'liI.l.A CoA'1'Es li'rnEr. Fos'rER , Q if liItXllIl'.Y.Y .llanager . lfluxclis M,xn1soN llURU'l'I'IY 5M1'rH I 3 ' 1 l . .-, -- ' ' 7 V I'rIf11l1'x .1dti.nr . . . Lol IS l. l3RooK X: l - l l The stat? of the school publication of the Parker senior high school, The 'l x 1 G'rz'r11 and ll'l1ife, consists of students whose scholastic average and JtlL1I'l'lZlllStlC ' ability recommends them to a position of responsibility. l 1 Thr' Green and lfl'11iiv is issued weekly on Tlnirsclaysvancl is eagerly looked i ' , f forward to hy the entlre student hody. II11' Cfwcfl and ll' lute helps the most to it keep the students in touch with the activities of the organizations and prints every- 3 ,f thing that is news that would he of concern to the student hody. l, . . .. . ,. Q' l btudents representing the statt attended the annual High School Press As- Q, ' sociation Conference held at the University of Illinois during the September to ll 1 Fellmruary semester. ' It XYith a complete new staff, The Green and Il l11'fv has successfully finished W p t another school year. A 1 sl -rl E gl , l v ' l V l l l if 1 W R ' Sixty-eight r 'll l , if l Q9 l ,LHEEEYEE ,YeE7 E-kEE.e E,E-ef i.-,,, ,,,, f Tee-Ne..eef.. 5' H 4 -' f's r +-14+-l r' 4- 1 H 2 21 H - th e Third Row Gladys Danblger HBTFIEC McDougall Ellen Barbour Robert Iewm Vxrmnxa RIley Dons Smlth Lorralne Ranstead Second Row Loulse Boynton Rosemary Wllluamson Paul Brattstrom MI Brook Faculty Advlser Robert. Kaedmg Arlene Peacock Nora Nugent Flrlt Raw Monica Brown Mane Tragnltz Dorothy Schlelke Henry Bmw Dorothy Snow Loretta Bell Gertrude Ralston Edifor-i11-Clziff .S1l'7'1i0l' Class . CJ7'gU11lSl1fi0l7S 1,1I0f0gl'Llf7lI.Y and Hays' flflllrfifx Girls' Afhlftivx I'r1'.v0naIs . . II1m101' . H u.vi110.vs . .11 l1 Zf'F7'fiS1'lIfj . SllIJ.Vt'7'ff7fi0ll.Y . Faruliy Adtdsvr THE ANNUAL STAFF SlIfIf7S1I0fS Sixty-nine HIQNRY J. BIRSS l.URRAINli RANs'1'I4:AD GI:RTRI'IvIa ROLSTON M.XRIli 'VRAGNITZ liLI.IzN HARBOUR ROBERT LEWIN ROBERT KAIQIJINCQ NOR.x NUGEN'l' LORETTA BELL DOROTHY SKIIIIZLKE MONIQA BROWN IDOROTHY SNOW ARLRNI: PI-:.xcOcK EDWARD S'FRAl'l'lI-MILI FR VIRGINIA Hl2c'KIcR RUTH THORNTON LOUISE BOYNTON HARRIIQT lVlc'DOUOAI.I lJORlS SMITH P.xI'I. BRA'l l'S'l'ROM VIRGINIA RILIQY LOUIS F. BROOK Lu -41 -sf -+41- 1 4--4-Q 1 -4 -4-1- gg Qllzxrkvr if-Xxutuul 'IP -'vw-P+-I f-I f- ' P 'B' 'P 'P 'P 'HP ff' ff' l 4' -1' 4' 'S' 44-4+ 1 9 2 5 ff' ff ff W Pe' 'R 'H+ ,L. l f ' + 44 'illurkvr Axnnuxl -'f r l i 'f t 1 'W' 'l ' 1 ' H. A I A tg uf l 'if at ff 5' 'ltr gg- ,Q N 'A r h 1 A -, if l t it A l l ,, t t ll l ' la '3 Qi ln- A ,A p + 'R' lf l I ' t lk le tl ,,, A A l l A 41, ,A At if A 2 , i l A, yi' la Third Rowflferne Carr, Joseph Grazaske, Harry Mour, John Schacht, Paul Noftsker, Frederick Lux. Atl., ' Barbara Creviston. 'U L' Second Row -Margaret Bonds, Helen Berry, Ellen Barbour, Antoinette Waitkus, Evelyn Harner, Eleanor 'lil Sturgeon, Dorothy Hotfman, Pearl Foster, Frances Peddicord. t l A 1 First Row4Mary Beutler, Esther Govan, Evelyn Minkus, Harriet. Roney, Miss Dunlap, Marie Molloy, X4- i , Katherine Jones, Georgia Schmitt, Eleanor Fisher. :A g lf. , l l l i '3 at ,, . L xi' V t t l THE FRENCH CLUB 5 V ' l 13' 1 gr .llIlllllll'j' June N ! Q 1JI'l'SilIf'lIf . . . . . l'll.lirXNOR XYAHLQR :XN'l'UlNli'l l'li XV.x1'rKUS l y ' l'i4'c-l'n'sia'c11f . . . jonx SCHACHT lfickmc CARR l Sccrcfzzrv . . . . . TINA l3ooN IQVIQLYN IHARNIQR l l , , Q , t 'W' rl't'llSllVt'l' ..... lJANA Ro1e:icR'1's lwocineicx LUX P Fly .Sfoazxor ...... Miss linN.x C, DUNLAP 7 V . . , , W ' The French cluh, orffamzed under the s ionsorshim of Mlss ltdna L. Uunla 1. t , . . 5 . i v V aims to stimulate and encourage the speaking of the l'rench language among the rt Y n Q ' I il' students of French as well as to teach somethme' about the historv, art, literature, A IN 1 - w f- - - 1 A l 5' and music of l'rance. lhe meetings are conducted wholly in l'rcnch, a hne he- l it ing imposed upon each one using an linglish word. 36 H The meetinffs of the lfrench cluh were held everv third Frida ' atter school tl V ff . , . . . . . - 5 it , at the home of a student, hving' in the Vliilllltj' ot Parker. A large attendance Q hears evidence to the interestinf mrofrains the iroffram committee are mared for W Y I rs 51. r. l jj gg! the meetings.. 1 - u 5, Q-V3 ln addition to the monthly meetings, informal gatherings were held each N ,,' month during the noon period, where French was spoken and, after lunch, there lil Y were games and French songs. lf it 3,9 l' if 17 , 1 it 15 l ' tu, t vp i ww ya .. vl Seventy gt 1? W lr l V T 44-4-1-e1 4 ' 4 ,ef--sf. -, fi-1+-s+ - 4+-1-we i 1 51 2 51 Eii 4- '+ve f a- we e w +as + g- - t 1 1 1 1 1 112 1 1 1 1 1 1 l' 1 1A A I 1 1 1, 21 1 1 fl 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 A Q 4 Third Rowfwalter Cuculic, Joseph Bowman, George Haines, Lester Killen, Edward Rave, Albert Lung. 1 1 Second Row Robert McGill, Byron Ross, Juseph Grazaske, Eugene Bows, Loyal Judson, Thomas Hoffman. First Row-Jac-k Kershaw, Arthur Detrich, Fred Church, William Horst, Robert Pc-kelsma. A1 THE AVIATION CLUB V l'1'1'xirlv11l . . ' Q Yiwu' I'in'-I 1'v.1'z'11'v11f . XY1l.1.l1xm1 Ilmmksi' .Yt'l'l'4'flll'.X' 1 ii 1 1 1 . IHC ' Ci CLSMA . 1 M 1l'f'tI.N'lN'1'l' .1 'H ' -: : ' 1 .S'f011.m1' 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 Altlirwiigli the .-Xvizitiun club of l':1rkci' has 1111011 in llI'4lgl'L'SS only mu' 8011105- tcr, much cnthusizisni has In-en Crezitcfl Illlltlllg' thc stuclenls. Thi' club is smu- survcl hy Mr. .loscpli 'llurck zmrl mevts mice Il won-k. This chili specializes in making xnuclcls uf mzmy types of planes, lIlClllfllIlg' 1? 'G' 1 , v V R. O. lifs, wliich leave the gmiiiifl for :nl inclefiiiitc pm-riml. During thi- scim-stcr, thc club mzule il trip to the hllllllflllill Air Port at 63' St. and Ciccrn .-Xvv. llcrv, many planes worm- iiispvctvcl :mil their incchzmid 1 1 :incl opcrzitinu explziinccl. 's club lei' the spoiismsliip of Mr. lmccuin 'IYQLI' n .' sum-stcr. Tlicy have m'my plfms fm' thc fu L. bevenfy-one X 1 llil , unc lmclx, hopes tn 0 1. K 1 ext 1 ' 1 . . - tur' 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 'Y V V V 1 1 fl 1 I 5 1 1 5' 2 El 34' 'E 9 1 1 '2 A 1 1A 'B if 1 'Z 11 1 Q Q 2 11 1 1111111 KH 11 v R1 1111 lllll ll' X111 111 lllllllll L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NI11,.l11s1:1'11 Tuuisu 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 111 ' sm 1 ji 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 Y 1 iv 61 1 6 6 Q1 ir! A WY ? W 1 144 44 41- 4+ 4+ 1- -41 41 1 1- 4 4 Qllaxrlzrr Ngllllllill -fb -+ + +P -W ' +P +01 .-,, 1- 'Z 1 4 1 1 ' 1' 1 1? 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 11. 1 My W 4 4 ' - 'A Mfr 1 C 4 lLl111'l11'1' Alllllllll Q l Robert Simpson. Third R0wfJohn Heinlein, Howard Hensel, LeRoy Lynch. Charles Line, John Elliot, Harry Morrison, fl Second Row-Fred Church, Robert Elliott, William Burst, Wilfred Wigger, Russell Goss, Thomas Fleming, 1 Dana, Roberts, Robert Kaeding. ' First Row--David Redman, Robert Shaffner, Floyd Johnson, Mr. Staley, Faculty Adviser, Carl Rosboro, 'l'helt'ord Kelch. Edward Wyatt. THE I-ll-Y 1 Jflllllllfy' ' Prc.vific11f . . . llowxim S'l'liliL ' Iliff'-PV4'Xl.ll1l'Jlf . Dixvio RIQUMAN ' .htl'l'l't'l'lIl'j' . . joHN lii.i.Io'r Trct1.v1m1r . C11Ai11.l2s ilflURl'HY l .S4f'0lI.Y0I' . . . . . . fzme lrlrimo T.xvI.ok Romain' KALQDING liARRY XIORRISON .lonN IIEINLEIN MR. G1-zoucnz C. STALEY ' The Parker Senior lli-Y chili has lmeen one of the most active of the many '1 organizations at Parker. Mr. George C. Staley, physics teacher, is the sponsor I of the Hi-Y and his guiding hand has lmeen an important and ninch appreciated ' factor in the success of the clnlm. The Hi-Y is represented at the Englewood Y. M. C. A, lmy Mr. Utto Dillner. ' or at the Englewood Y. M. C. A. - Meetings are held every Tuesday evening, either at the homes of menibers 1 The members took active part in the Clean-np, Paint-np, and Plant-up cam- 1 paign sponsored Why the Chicago Association of Commerce. liarly last fall, the Hi-Y presented a novel assembly in the iorni of a sissy football game. This 1 was so unique that it was repeated at the Fathers' night program of the Parent- Teachcr Association. Parkerites. Seventy-114,10 vi l ' ll l l l x' l fl il I l l l l 4 4 I, , l it 1 4 4 Q l A l li l Il l l . l ll , I I v , 1 Qi l V Y l v l gl l tt 5 al . V ii ,n . l ll 13 i il Y vi l l 'li ty l l l V - On Friday, May IO, the Hi-Y held its second annual spring dance. The hrst one was held at the Sonthmoor Hotel last year and was very successful. This year the aftair was held at the Hotel St, Clair and was attended by many I A ,4- ,4 it l l li' Q , li l l l l ll: l l l l Q l li 'E it 41 if l if l ' la 1 f 3 W i W, oi .y I i l l x t l l J l i g l l l l l l . : l l l l l l 1 l l , H i y 5 2321 + 1 - -fr e . - . 1 21 2 21 EZ2 - '+f' + ' g4 'f ' M as Harker Annual ..- C ' A, JL, A A, I'-i Sixth Row-Adelaide Anderson Miss Stratton Irene Kotan Rose Anthony Ruth Kennington Fifth Row-Revs Ascher Ellen Johnson Lottie Carnahan Helen Arthur Iillian Saltzman Lois Kings bury. ' Fourth Row-Alice Carlson Esther Govan. Helen Balogh Irma Cosgrove Virginia Dimond , Second Row-Eileen McCormick Dorothy Turner Marion Walmsley Sittlnl-Ruth Skelton. A THE GIRL RESERVES January func I resident . . . HELEN ARTHUR RLTH QKFLTON Vice-President . RUTH QKELTON 111.1 IAN SALTZMAN Secretary . GEORCIA SCHMITT NI uw LOUISE RAGEL - Treasurer . . . ABIIE BURNHAM MAUDI- HAMLFR , Sponsor ..... Miss BTHILL STRATTON The Girl Reserve clubs are branches of the X. XV L A Miss Ethel Stratton dean is the sponsor of the Girl Reserve unit at Parker The club divides its activities so as to give an equal amount of its time to develop the mind, body, and spirit of each member The Girl Reserves have enjoved many good times during the two semesters They invited the Calumet unit to a tea and gave the play A Modern Cin derella, during the first semester. , In the second semester the girls were entertained at Calumet and were shown through the school building. -The GirliReserves held candysaleslon Fridays during the months of March and April. A Rose day was also held and roses were sold on that day The final meeting was a beach breakfast at jackson Park Seventy-three it il it ft JL A lg, 1+ 'Z' 'ffm fr if .5 it it , t 'XF iw lk, 'Ll :LI A llf ri N ft i JL' 1 A N JL A ai 1, 151 . , . . - Q? , . iv , , , . 2 Third Row-Annie Burnham. Maude Hamler, Mary Louise Ragel, Hazel Stevens. l . , - ,v 'll' if Rl' iv I 'II' J v V a . 'U' e . . if . , l . .LC YQ . 'll i T 'U' V , - I . l 1 . V . . . . , i T ll 5 il , -H sr - if-fs-e Us i f se sr sr -Mf r 1 H 2 H E to be +1-was is PP 1 Qpnzzzzzzzzzm' :l:n::xn::::5lJm-lm' Amnmal ::::'.:1z::::u:::: 1 U l , 1 l l ,A l l w E g J A 1 Orchestra, Mr. S. Skubee, Director ' Third Row Lzm'1'um'e Weatherwax, Robert Hallonlwck, John Moda-sto, Carl Golulcl, Galen Ascher. Glenn xi Q liairll, George Knowles. Q Second Row Stuart Chapman, James Weir, Herlwrt. Arnold. Harold l'ri4-e, Bud Wilson, Margfaret Bonrls. H f Henry Meyers. if First Rowf-Marjorie Brown. Dorothy Moritz, M. Slcubee. Marion Bay. Carolyn Haeberlin. Q 3 l fi-l4+4+4-+4-+4+4+ 04+-4+ . rrrr fi,il4,,.,,,.,,4,4i3:g,j.. ri . r . . . . . ,, , A r y H,i-4+2?4?Ie+ Oralites. Miss Agnes O'Connell Sei-und Row L1-Roy Millinslor, William Mullin, Thomas McCullough, William La. Pcmlus, Henry Bruns. Howard Ualslerman. .lack Allen. First Row Lillian Miller, Eva Louise Wagster, Miss U'Cnnm-ll. Caroline Hyman, Yvonne Crissy. Seventy-four V 1 uzumxmzzzzzzznm e x W , I l i l l l , -W l l i W l l l l m l ' 5 5 . 312 Qjss 4-4 14' 4-1 41 4-4 4441411 'fri 41 -111 41-1 1 4+ i-+1 -marker 21111111111 -f P1 'f 2' P W 'P' rf' rf' -'P'-W 'B' P-QQ rr, .. JL A, 1011 11 ff , 1411, '11 411 4 , 11- 1. 1011 A 1 A1 Third Row-Duncan McKellar, George Kain, Henry Johnson, Fred Rosenbaum, Ruth Dennis, George 1 Rainford, Charles Line Ned Hohman, Charles Freud, Robert Simpson, Dana Roberts, John Elliot .1 A1 ' Robert Hallenbeck. ' Second Row-Ella Woodward Geraldine Thorne, Mildred Diller, Ruth Krenn, Donald Curran, Viola Bush, - - Gene Donaldson William Olson Dorothy Johnson, Ruth Pray, Dorothy Houseman Carolyn Haeberlin. - lint Row-Francine Marlowe Esther Govin, Beth Stemp, Virginia Rysdon, Juliette Dennis, Lucylle Waline Dorothy Potts Virginia Monk, Marie Tragnitz, Harriet Armstrong, Maurice Hoover. 1 THE. STUDENT COUNCIL JL lk JL 0 Q' .11 A l' lk I lk A. il' lk A lk Ii. 'ill A J. A 11 , A Al 1, . A u . , 'ft , . .11 il ir -5 lv 1 lv l i The Student Council was organized this semester hy Mr. Olice NVinter, principal. Tl1e V tirst meeting was held on Thursday, March 21 Qi! The student council takes up the problems of the school and tries to End remedies for 5, them. iv The Student Council is 11ot connected with the P. C. L. hut the P. C. L. delegates are 'U' also delegates to theStudent Council. tr il Y 'lf vi V if ll' wi -i' ii il ni wi ii 'iff V 11 wi il if 1? The Student Council has done much in its short regime to better the conditions in and 1' around the school, E31 4-1 41 471 ft-4 441-44 4-414-4 -1'-1 g-1-1 -1-4-,44 4 44 1 Q 2 5 gs sas.,-g-'seas :vas wp sp P-,E sg- sip P-ea -gl has F-is P-gs l A A 1 AL Jk JL JL .11 ,. JL ,L JL IL 181 A 11 . 11. ,. JL A 11 ,. JL IL ll. JL A .TL ,1 JL A lk 4'- A ' ll A ' .11 1. IL .1 Al A A A 1, 'tl' xl 11' 1 . -l tl ,at ii li -1 v X-11 wr if it l it il ii V 11' 1? if V '11 l V Seventy-fwc '11 ii 1, 'Il' 11? M W W M M I l K m W E N E x V M f i T Q 2 l 5 5 5 5 6 , 1 V . Y 5 5 'O' 'V V 5 if V : Q Q A 3U11flwf ?m111wl w i f N , m H V w W W Y x H A , . Q M N i 4 A , y K : u ' i W . V if , 1 ,Q R - lx L Q , 9 . i A 9 , w , Q , Seventy 1 , M F , 5 x . , if a :P 1 21 2 H A++'-+-A ' ++- Qi 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0:0 0:0 111 I0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 QOQ ...A 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0,0 0:0 Oz, 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 K0 0:0 0,0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0,0 0:0 0.0 0:0 0:0 - - Athletics 0,0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0:0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0:0 Q 0 0:0 0:0 0 0.0 0 0 0:0 0:0 'v k I 1 'r gs Qi Q L 5 I3i 4? 'nl I' Q . '21 fb It .- N 1 I , 1 6 1- I A T I 1 I 1 I A N A fl I ' I 1 1 l l I l I J 1 A 6 I , 1 'ii Mi i 'ii 4- 'iiiffi1.l I1 91 121 i W iii1 1 - it 'ii i Third Row- ,Nathan Wf1sse1'n1a11, C11111-h, Ric-hard .l11hns11n, D111-id I11-i11l1-in, R11l11-rt Gr11ni1-1'. Assistant 1-nach, Lawrence He1'1le1ran, R11i1e1't l':11'tl11w, Robert AllL'I1. Second Row Paul Barth, fiGlll'1lQ Dc-1a11is, Willis Giddimrs, FIme1's41n Jalnfss, William Walling, Gillwrt Bryant, Norman L1-vy, Maurir-11 HlXlN'l'T, R11l11-rt Simpson. First Row Earl HH.Ztlk3mll, Captain-1-loci, A1'thu1' li11ha1't, G11111'1:1- Rz1y1-h, 111-urge Mah11111-y, Stanley Saluski, Ca11tain, Humphrey Williz1ms1111, I-I11wz1r1l S11-1-I. H0111-rt H:1r111-r, Edward Mahoney. FOOTBALL 2 ' '1-rs -B ' z -' WS . - 111- 1111151 s11c1'1-ss'11 Zlllll Cfiltt evans the scl11111l has 1-111' l1:11l. 111 1-' 111 1x1'1 111t 1'11'11' 11111-' 11I' N'1tl1'111 XVass - I1 ll '1tl1l1ti1t 1li1'1-1't111' tl ikillll 1-1'. 1111- '1 ' ' 1i1' 1- 111'11'1' - t1z1I .'11l'f11'11 - feat l111t twi1'1- 1l111'i11g tl11 s1'1s1111. 1 z1i11 .' ' 1-1' , 1 1 ni ' 111',41- . 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A Q1 il 1 1 -1 QQ I I s I 41' 11 A -1 1 ill 11 1 i' 1 I 1 , , 1, il l 1 Third Row Eh Goldberg Coach Walter Fasan Harold Paradns Robert Schraeder Second Row Ray Kacskowslu Stanley Woodward Captain elect Wilfred Wlgger Hovxard Hensel Menzo Van Slyke James Money William La Pedus First Row David Redman Damel McLean Willard Garner Robert Nebel Captain George Dewey Thomas Flemlng Galen Ascher SOCCER The fact that Parker's soccer team improves with the passing of each year is indisputable, The 1928 schedule was one of the most successful in the history of soccer at Parker. Mr, George C. Staley, who has been coaching and sponsoring the team for the last few seasons, called practice shortly after school commenced last September. VVith Captain Robert Nebel, and Manager -Ilfenry Birss, Mr. Staley tried hard to form a team that would make a good showing in the league. Mr. Goldberg of the Normal College took up the coaching duties during the middle of tl1e schedule. The First practice game, played with Lake View, 1927 city champions, resulted in a 8-0 loss for Parker. The next tilt was with Crane, Parker losing, 2 to 1. In the league opener with Tilclen, Parker put up a gallant struggle, but lost 3 to 1. Harrison won by a 1 to 0 count. Hyde Park was next with a 3-3 tie. In the second game with Tilden, Parker lost by the same score as in the first tilt, 3 to 1. The last league game of the season was played with Hyde Park, and resulted in a scoreless tie, O to 0. Parker registered its first victory by journeying to Oak Park to out-fight a11d out-play the strong suburban team by a score of 1 to 0. Stanley XVoodward, elected to captain the 1929 team, was chosen for All city half back, Money, Hensel, Schraecler, Fleming, Wligger, Redman, Dewey, Nebel, Frederickson, Paradis, Van Slyke, McLean, and Kaczkowski all deserve credit for their hard work. The 1929 team should beneht by having Mr. Goldberg coach it and make it a winning team. Eighty qs -14 4: ci-4 -1-4,4 4-4 -are ietvjn-:gg 1-if ci: greg - -igarkpf Annual fb' n r4: ' 1:-?l r ls r -:-14:1 ram s- :pl ra- :cali 114: -:se 44 44 :ge -4-4 -:is 4-aidsirie cis- cis-1:25 4-41:4-:S-E 1 lj 2 Q E ssh- I-F -sgiia gg z-faij-g 5-ggi-if-9 sp has si: saw sb ,JV Q A. A A 431 1. 14 ,A 41 .n A1 11. lv V v 'lf 9 'lf i Y 'v V1 v V wif v 'tl' v V ii -l ii 15, ii 1l 1i v 'll' ii -1 11- 111 ,111 11 ' 17 . 1 361 Second RowffAllan Russell, Walter Ferngren, Robert Allan, Harry Birge. ' First Row Donald Owen, William Barber, Captain, Willis Murray. . HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL 1 i The Parker heavyweight basketball team, by winning four games, losing three, and tying one, tinishecl up in thircl place in the south section at the close of the 14128-IQZQ season. .Nlthough this is the lirst time in four years that Parker 1 has not taken the sectional honors, the team was a strong, well-lbalancecl, anrl W effective machine. 1 Six practice games were playecl, autl Parker won all six ol' them. St, 'Rita j and linglewoocl each lost two games while St. l,eo anrl University l1igh rlroppefl , of Morgan llark by a 22 to I7 score which l'arlcer harl a hard time getting over. 1 lfenger aucl llowen each took a game, and the best that coulcl be Morgan Park in a return game was to tie I5 to 15. l'arlcer won playerl with Calumet, the first by a JI to lo score anrl the return by a gl to I6 count. 1 clone against both games livery one of the regulars will gracluatc this June, ancl Captain liarber probably had this in mincl when he lecl his team to a IQ to IS victory over the alumni before the basketball rlance last March. Allan Russell, Donald Uwen, Robert Allan, Xl'alter lferngren, Xlilliam l'larl1er, and Robert l.emon will have qgii r -i f -+ 4 -4 1 414 Q ltlzxrlxrr Alltlllili l A 1. it if ll' il 11. JL 1 1, 41' 'lt i1 ', 1 '31 if ill 'I if 1' ' 1 l ' 1 M l A 1: ll- A 1 41 A l f. y 1 W it A l 'lk ll ll A Ill A ll- 1 'I ll it i' 'l' A ? 41 if ft 1 l finished their high school basketball careers. Russell, playing at right forxvarcl, lerl the team in scoring, making 78 points: lferngren came next with 033 Owen lollowecl with 52, llarber with 34, and Allan with 21. XYillis Murray amassed a total of zo points. The team will have to be completely rebuilt before the opening ol' the IQ2Q-30 ' season, except for Harry liirge anrl XYillis lilurray, who ilayecl some curing the il past season. 1 Eighty-one 1 1 fl' flf, 1 l' A 1 lk A il Vl 'll' ii 1 vi' ., . . .. 'll' one apiece. ln the opening league game, Parker surtererl a set-back at the hancls vi 1r 1? ,Q1 if 1 l 'll' -nl if vl -, 1, xv V 11' V 11 ,1 'lf V 1? V 'lf I if x l 11' 1? 151 ,1 1 12? , 131 15 ir lf 13 V yi WY if EQ 1 - +1 - + ' i 1 El 2 il EEiE j f . ' ef f 1 -v 1 ej '?ijl Second Row Sam Flemurg Harry Smith Wilham Benson Elbert Long Gordon Taylor First Row George Kirz Wllllam Snyder Captam Marvm Egan LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL Parkers llghtwelght basket ball team came out runner up for the sectlon champlonshlp and became fighting contenders for the clty crown After playing through the practxce schedule 111 wlnch Parker lost tWlCC to St Rlta spht with Englewood and won from St Leo 'md Umvers1ty hlgh Coach Vlfasserman was all set to lead lns team 1nto the league schedule when two regulars Edward Stralth Mlllel and Raymond Osborne were lost by gradua- tion Wass filled one of the vacanc1es bv drafting Marvm Egan from the heavles and the other with Harry Smlth a sophomore The final league standmg shows that Parker won one game and lost one to each of the other south SCCUOI1 teams Bowen Morgan Park Calumet and Tenger and was the only team to defeat the strong Bowen five before entrance mto the sem1 fmals In a thr1ll1ng play off vuth Calumet for the right to enter the sem1 finals Parker won lll overtlme by a 14 to I2 score In the 561111 finals Parker dld not do so well facing Englewood clty champlons Bowen, and Hyde Park and loslng to all three VV1ll1am Snyder dxmmutlve forward and star of the south 5CLt1Ol1 was hlgh point man not only of the hghts but of both Parker fives Hls total for the season was 94 points, 42 of wh1ch were scored m league games Marvm Egan scored 42 pomts Benson 40 Osborne 37 Stra1th Muller I3 Taylor I2 and Krrz 7. Egan Benson and K1r7 will graduate leavlng behind them a great record for both defens1ve and OHCHSIVC play Captaln Snyder w111 be back next year as Wlll Shobe Smlth VVCIY, and others Ezghty two ' 1 ' v ' - C 9 , . . A E 7 ! ! . ' Q L . V I 1 ' 'P - V ! ! y 1 ! 1 , . . , - v 7 1 ' 1 ' x ' y 9 ' 1 a - Y. ' I C , I J ' ff ef se'-aa sf ef 5LC5iEiTF5.,f?'4 se es-:se 1 'J 2 9 EEE Fefe FP ee Pe:-w ee fe as 5 F 4 C1 sr se Cir as -if as -is 'safes is as marker fmnuzxl fffe eie -eerie oaaeigsgefee eaefe E fmlcnczznz irn zm qglm-lu-f Alumni z mmm mumnml Qi 1 l N , J l l f ,ii f l , , l l A l , N l y ' 4 l i l l l W . , , , , , , , f f R 'P i l , ' l 'Q Q ' 2 ll 4 W Swimming Team ' .luck Kershaw, Robert Harper, Robert Lewin, Russell Stevens, Elliot Stronac-h, Albert Lumb, Ralph f 1 Hanvock, Donald Curran i f ,I l , , l V . l 1 l I l l C ee A l A 551 1 . l , l l l l l I l V , l , l 5 Q l , l ' 1 i l l ln, 1 vez Q . 1 , X Third Row liumlcl Tavlor, Manager. James Money, John SL-hncht, LeRoy Lynch, Donald Owen, Charles 3 Partlow, Harry Morison, Galen Ascher, Nathan Vlfassermarx, Coach. .g - Second Row George Mahoney, Allan Russell, Robert Allan, William Barber, Marvin Egan, First Row-'Leonard Goldberg, Lester Killen, William Snyder, Robert Partlow, Norman Levy. l- ' Eighfy-fllrrv W l l l W Q l l l l ll l l l l l il l l l l l i l l bgQ:::::::: :.'::::::: ::::iz::::::2:t:: 1 u 251 mum my i l:mz:1::lE THE GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Grand Prtxidmzt . . l'illiLliN HIl.Sl-IN Rerordiazg Svf1'0fa15 ..... . . RUTH PR ' une, 1929, marks the completion of the fourth succcssful year of the Parker Girls Athletic Association. The purpose of the association is to stimulate interest in girls' athletics and to promote good fellowship among the club members. Miss Mabel R. XYentworth, girls' athletic. director is sponsor of all clubs comprising the G. A. A. The clubs affiliated with the fi. A. A. are the Ball, l.ife-saving, Hiking, Eques- trian, Lorelei, and Tennis. ln September a rally of all G. A. A. clubs was held in the Normal College iss 41 sf -f-+ 1 S is f ig lllzxrhvr gXxunml ev r a : +A? -1- -2- fees- P+' l ffe- ea- ' ' ' . 'Ax for the purpose of boosting the organization. Miss Gardner, the organizer of the G. A. A. in Chicago high schools, spoke on the purpose, benefits, and ideals of the association. Mr. Uhce Xvinter, principal, gave a brief talk on girls' athletics. liach club was represented in the playlet The Popular Freshief' which was presented by the ti. A. A. in the assembly on November 20. The program was also repeated on Fathers' Night, December 14, for the beneht of the P. T. A. scholarship fund. ln April the volley-ball team played the Chicago Normal College team and defeated them by a score of 35 to II. The result of the game was due to the brilliant team work of the Parker girls. The Life-Saving, lliking, liquestrian. and Tennis clubs have also been very successful and have played an important part in the activities of the school. Equestrian Club Emilie Barron Ruth Schleuter Violet Brunner Elizabeth Atkin, Eleanor Durand, Mr. Parker, Pearl Foster Miss Stebbins, Rita Dukette Alma Lewis Fertrude Hotziield, Margaret Bonds, Miss Mattson. Eighty-four I XL ef -+4 -+1 ss ss s+1ss se.s- s s-9 4' 1 9 2 9 w e-S ine wi Passes we eff Pkefifiw fe si- be -+1 j f - 1 1- 4 1 -11 3i,l111'kvr 3111111111 ' M' f h f 5, I ?lw1 f Q 1 1 5 , Y l V if 3 'F' M21 wi 1 N W ' 3 N1 2 'X 1. Girls' Ball Club Third Row- Irene Kotan, Ruth Pray, Lottie Carnahan, Evelyn Harner, Margaret Wright, Helen Harmon. Second Row---Helen Hilson, Edith Odom, Ardis McCracken, Gertrude Kellogg, Geraldine Odom. First Row-Hazel Hoffman, Dorothy Snreadbury, Dolores Laurent, Anna. Boyd, Emma Sprecher. Y VQVK x I -we.. ..,,, 1-1- , ,D-V.,,. ,. V. ,...,..V....,..V. . Girls Life Saving Club Third Row Violet Brunner Ardis McCracken, Kathleen Breckinrimlge, Evelyn Harm-r, Dorothy Lrummy. Second Row--Harriet Roney, Katherine Jones Marie Fragnitz, Evelyn Minkus, Charlotte Hall, Mary Beutler. F ig hi y-,five 531 IL V 46 rg: vp :vb rg: 9,5 at eb :?4:vb4Pb arp if :fp be :S wg: :ia ag ri: pgs ap xgailb lf, A V V nr V 'lf 'll 'll' V 'll' V 'lf lv wr V 'll' V 'll' V 'll' VV 'll' Vl 'U' ii V V V . 'V QS r 'S 'll' 'l 'V -f 'll' -V 'll' v 1 'll' if V . V 1 11' , , V v ' 'Il' V First Row--Annes Wallare, Margaret Olson, Pearl Foster, Dorothy Smith, Hazel Stevens. 'll' v ll' I V 11' V V V 'll' , V 11 13! - 41 -4 -e-4 -+1 41 4 41'4'fY 'i 1' 1 f' 4' 1 9 5 El was in- 1'5 'P91 11- 1-sf PP 111: 1:1351 r Q i::::3gI:11-lm Anmwl zmuznm m nzzz szzm mlg l l l l l , l l l , l 1 V 1 l y , l w. lv, Il , M' M l l I l l lil r l ' B , , 1 Girls' Hiking Club - Eg Second Row- Knlhvrim- Lutz, Mill'LEUL'l'il8 Zircher, Frances Bowen. 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M M L l l Q y i ia N i, NN Y W f H i n i n J N N U x l 5 w iw , M , xi Q V 1 , , N lg ' ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 x 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Hllzxrlwr QAIIIIIIQII 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' N Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 y 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 1 I 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 LOU EGNIQR GOES TU EUROPE ' Ninety-three '1 5 1 W 1, ' 1 1 1 1 5 5 1 1 1 1 1 G -1 1? 1 Q 6 1 1 1 1 W 11 1 1 1 1 1 5 i 9 9 1 ' if f -is -1' - i f illilrkvr Qmnixul P --r w ss- ta hia- +V -ss-n va +V : F 3 - 1 i I The Business Administration Department of the I Business College Enrolls Only High School Graduates eililf Q 5 M ll I u I. 3 Juli. 3 i Hlllilaii I Q E it JI U W. iii .ldfy W sllll!U!!l Ei: if J a l l ll i 4n l Short University Courses I That Prepare For Executive and Secretarial Positions I I 3 Months Shorthand' Course For Those Who Must Worli at Once ' Ask for Bulletin Englewood Ave, f6Zlld Place at Halsted Streetj I Englewood Business College Building Phone Wentworth 0992 Chicago 1 H 2 9 e f 5i5 't? ff ef Pavers-ff we as fs- we Pe Q A '4 '44 '4+' 4'+ 44 44 3pI:1l'lu'1' KAIIIIIIRII -+91--vi--r 4+b-'rv-P 1 r ' ' N M NW H U i I 4 lx M , r - M v f W . 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Let's talk things over. l . 3 W ' if Yi -it it 3 I li Commonwealth l rust l I cl S ' B k ll 3 , an avlngs an tl tv ll' . . tl lg, I Wentworth Avenue at Swvty-mnth Stfreet 3? 'U' tw tt is l 1 1 1 l llrrl l l 1 Ll Z El 'i i i , i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 V1 75 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 -av 111' 11 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 11 1 C2 1 A - + 11 1 1 3111111111 9111111211 I1 11- 11- 1 if 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 51 1 fi' 1 1 1? 9 'B 42 A 1 A IA 1 Q 'X 1 1 1 Q 1' Q 11 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 V if 1 1 , ' Ninety-seven 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 I1 1 v V1 1 1 1 if 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 H 2 H ' f f 1' - ' W -'P 1 1 T 44 2:1 44 fee :gd cgi I-if -'-are 44: eq - S1544 f I marker Qmnual a r d W F P R. A I JL IE 41 JL fl I A A 1 l A ik I If .M A, I 'N , EA 2' I It IS Our Sincere I I I I .... THAT EVERY MEMBER OF THE ' CLASS OF 1929 FINDS SUCCESS I IN HIS FUTURE ACTIVITIES. I ir I I I 'X' I ll! ,,,! CIRSON STUDIoS Ofhcial Photographers for jh Parker Senxor High School Sf ff '-we eg -SS RS-Sl 1 9 -I - I- Go ofy:-,ES if fe fr?'1f?,-P If ' ER 1 I I U I if YI' I 'F if 'II' V VI 'U' wg, ' I 35 'K' I ' 1' ,UI If I If If 95' v I? if I 'III' 'II' I? I fi? If 46 wr I? r Qi 'U' 'U' 'U' - 'U' 15' 'Ir If I -. .. - GE 'II' -:yr I I X4 cite!-Q-Vai: -1-4 :Siege ef-174-4 E RA - ,SIN H - P 7-9 2 :I :Q :Y P Rpm A, wr V 'v Y 'uf 11 A 'V 13' A, 17 v 'u' Y 'lf ., 'U' 'if A, 'U if JL Y Y A, 'if ., 'lr A, 11' -, wr -A il' A, V A, 'U' V 'll' v 'U' A, 19' 'Y 'U' V 'IJ' A, FIRST NATIONAL BANK A GLEWOOD A 347 West 63rd Street QQ 'v v' 1 A A, I fu' , 'ft 'lf v ' Established 1889 , w WI' 'v I If V AU' 'v WI + 'H' AA, 'nr , 'u I l l l I 1 1 'v Av! E344 41 44 4.4 44 .ge 4-4 4-4 44 44 41: 44 ,-:ge markpr Annual A ag- ,pg .yy :bl a- wb :av xv-P 2-vb F -as x-in Ap A-3' IL A JL JL A A JL IL A A lk, A lk JL lk All IL ll. A, JL A, A JL All IL JL lk A A A! 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P F- .2-Pb is 'IL A ,Z o 0 I L wi Iv , I I VI I V 'If wi Iss X II QI , I -if 'If 'I V 'II' I I I I , I . lil' I III I ,l' W, , Ig I I J I - s ',i,,s, Pi , VI W f f 3Il21fI1vf 3111111111 ii32f +f+' + -111 + as HI I . I I I I t QI 42 I it 42' II! I Al I Ill 4 t 'ZA 1' it lb 1-I 4 JJ- it 'Y it ' in fi' 1' I It il 'I' 'fl' 'B' IV IV 'Y wr v V, Iv Iv 'v I 3 v ,Y It 6, wi - I I ii if II' Iv fi' v Ht' v ,V IV lf I v South Central HYDE PARK CLEANING WORKS CI-IAS. L. RANGE I State Bank I General Cleaners of Garments, Draperies and Rugs 79th Street at State 417 West 69th Street N 5 - 1 WALTER P. CONDIT Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables A 421 West 66th Place COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Phones: Wentworth 3493 Wentworth 3513 ational Theatres Featuring the Pick of Talking Pictures BIG STAGE SHOWS Plus ALL THE GREAT TALKING HITS Perfectly Presented C A P l T 0 L 79th and Halsted BARGAIN MATINEE 35c and l5c Until 6:30 STRATFORD 63rcl and l-lalsted Week Days lncomparable A V A L. O N Amusement 79th and stony Island Values '17 13 1-Z1 5, T T1 'Lili -3 I I QI' I 1 u 11 ILLER and BA KER Baby Pictures Frances Peddicord Iois Wiffin Marie Fragnitz Adee Lee Sanders Ceo glial Bra t'nL- ham Rnlert Lewin Dorothy Swanson Ruth Reed Barbara Crevistm Janet Evans Ella May Opel Ar ene Peacovk Edythe Anderson Dorothy Tilsey Eleanor Vtaber Harriet McDougall R se Remy Phil Grover Francine Marlowe Henry Birss Irene Wadsworth Marjorie Crawley Nora Nugent Henry Brun: I as -44411 swf- 'si iss S5444 4-4 342 Q A-1 -is-H Harker Qmnuzxl ,QL Il 1 1 Z l I1 . A 1 15 Z 1 14 -5 ' 15 ' 4 'b U l I' Tl l 7' 1' U a o f Q a 6 K I 15 13 COAL and COKE NJ 6543 Wentworth Avenue Phone Englewood 0580 CHICAGO Stationery Printing and Engraving Ofiice Supplies ' HH Loose Leaf Equipment Personal Cards 1 Prospective Dental tudents 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. ln 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 The Next Session Will Open October l, l929 For further partiazflars arldress The Registrar Chicago College of Dental Surgery Dental Department of Loyola University 1747 West Harrison Street Chicago, Illinois 1 A I S zo J in ,I 10 'Z ll 12 if 1 '4 - l d A I 166 West Adams Street 1 1 - 1. I O I O O l I ir , if 'Il' V V Q I - V si -4 4 4 :egress fr-1 ew 4-1 +144 4-24-Hit -:ess -4-Qw e sfgyfaavy-,flag Pe fe P34355-e-1--ef-aa sw:- .-e eg-:ls .1-'+ 'VV--'eff-'Y 'Y v v V lgwlwf Aww' SE D IT 'P ' T 'r r 'P I I A l 1 :lt 'I . I Y N ' hb h cl B k A 2 Your Nelghborlmoocl Bank f our mg or oo an 3 . UNITED STATE BANK '41 lk It OF CHICAGO A HA L 5 T E D A E S T R E E T Halsted at 60th Street , is I Open Saturday Evenings 6 to 8:30 , L QA ix rl ff A N +I T5 EDWARD J. OTT I Lg ' DELICATESSEN gf Qs Sandwiches - Soft Drinks If Halsted at 69th Street Home Made Baked Beans ip it Potato Salad - Ice Cream lid :NJ Try our French Toasted Baked Q Ice Cream 1'2- lll H H 425 West Marquette Road If A A ROLL OF HONOR BANK I I A A Phone Normal 1654 'IIE - Q Q xg l I I 1 I I If I I2 I lv wr' t , ll GMM 2 LY 'll' 'U' Ch I' I ar 16 Crafts I Tv 5 v YI' Q Y -1 V 'f Y 'II' Y Director and Master of Ceremonies Capitol and Avalon Theatres v wr CHICAGO 'll l 'ir l J 'YJ' v 30' v 1 v lv v V 'U' Y Tr -nr rv Y v wr gv Y Y wr 'wr 1? V ,wr -fr lY V -uf v If V ,wr 'v Rf Y wr wr V ll':A 34' 4+ 40154 -+1 ef- 41 -4-4 ef-1-s+ ef-1 4+ 1 H 2 51 was P-ar ,Pi-Ph rw- -rw we PM We A-as 1--as fe- fc- waffle' .1 :SQ f ew +4 45- - gs ffliw i,-ts 'H-4' marker Qmnuzxl Z ' -bv-, lift Per F ir a ff' 1' First Englewood State Bank 235 West 63rd Street 1 . J We X x vga X Z 1 4, r .Q ,ur 4 X 14' W v 4 ' 1' av A 0 , -f f 4 N x ff E ,Na ft fm ' y 'Q i mg W .fF.fx ' f'KX ' ,' 5 -41 ',fswf-A Q 1. E X 4 1 W L I Rf ff A x ' 1 1 yr 312 lj' - V -eff ' ., 4 .C -lf ' 1:4 at N f 4 r pa gina fx-A 1 .,.,nmm111+,u -tl- : ,. ' X ' -71 13 E , ,-- 4 '.. 41 , . ,,. 4 . -- -. ' -,- 1,1 1, 4 -g I :txg 11 ' 1 J it , ' ff ML, M! 1 arf- w .1 F In gr W, A 4 ' 'A , mt W' 2' ' 1 + I WI i f 'W W 4. HL -K A CLEARING HOUSE BANK Where Service and Safety Meet hecover fo rs an ua was created by The DAVIDJ 1v1oLLoYCo 2857 N Western Avenue Chxcago 111111018 For Better Meats Come In And Let Us Meat You or call TRIANGLE 4441 BROWN BROS 441 East 75th Street HAMILTON PARK GARAGE CO Repaxrmg Washlng Greasmg Auto Electrlc and Battery Service Cor 72nd and Parnell Ave Phone Tr1ang1e 8756 4 441444444 VIL 3 3f if? Fisk? b , I r 4 t h ' n 1 ' . . . I I- I u E 1 - 2 J IE Wi P, ,ig 3, ,I'?f' ' 3' ' V, we 1 111 F '1'1E59f5'T?' ' 0 Q1 U l I4 fx gdil YI Q' 5' VV1'1'.l'l I ,, STANDARD SUPPLIES 1 I IFJ WD Grown up if wxth the 1714 9 I School 1894 1 p JOHN o BROMAN - 1 HARDWARE , Electrlcal and RadlO Supplles I Sheet Metal Work and Furnaces 1 1 Palnts Glass 6810 12 Wentworth Avenue Phone VVentworth 0408 J PATCHELL Newspapers Magazlnes School SupplIes Candy CIgars and Tobacco 439 West 65th Street ' ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 .,1 1, DANCE PROGRAMS 1 7 1 v 3U111'l11'f 15111111111 I I ll p lik A ,, ff-,ae EN.. --.- ,-- V - V ., -- S- S V5 4 - Hi, 71. 'I' A 1 . ' 1 VI , Vt ' :road hong f I Q , A Y f rw kj-,X - ,girl I lt 11 1 fig' l'1 S1 l 141 1 P11111 'S 'Lfl' 'I , -, 1A I , I , STAN DAIQD ERVICE I A Htl 14 I ' ,I ' Wg . I , Q I 'V Q V -iv1?f4 f 3 . 1 if if-I 5 1 - 1 ' l I I I I 9. I 1 1 ! 1 I-1 ' ' I W f i ' ' '- AOA Q ,A ' .1 A s.....,-- - -s -, -- ,-- --f --- -... -E--,,- .-- J W E - Q - - li - I I X 11 'K' 1 . . . 1? l ' l 1 , ' , It ,121 . . . lil I , ' 42 if ,I - . . yr l ' ' I 155 I - ff l 1 - I 12 'X lf v I V - - - -i - -' E I I ' I . Ill 1 113' 1 1 1 l l 'U' I 'll' W1 l e I IT p 1 ll ' S ' B h l 11 p1 e S rot ers if Elf, Il' l g ' I E W I3 L I3 R S I V 1? , I ow 1 1 1 1 I 1 Ill 27 East Monroe Street 95 1 l 1 1 , 1 I CLASS RINGS AND PINS CLUB PINS 1 El El 1 1 4 -f fffrf fff 44 'fir e Ilarkvr Pmnuzil 'f i -r , fP fs: sf I 'F P' A D- , w A +A ------------'l A A. A 'Ik Ax l'- , A W lk 1 A W 0 I :lk 7 '1 V the A U ' A ORM L COLLEGE f LUNCH Roo r 4' A WI-IOLESOIVIE FOOD Oen from II 30 A M to 1:3013 M Fresh All' an your home with an S 2 975 AIRMASTER C st B Ui v il 'WWW Y WL W f 3 H 3 'Mu -4' - 1 L .43 if: .'-'-' , J .A-r-- For free home demonstration ' ll R dolph 1200 L 1285 ' COMMONW'EA LTI! ElllSON COMPANY 72WestAd m St :I dBra ch s UI-IL BEAUTY SHOP Artistic Waving Chiropocly 528 West 69th Street Qcorner Parnellb Wentworth 4455 BURNETT S 6310 Harvard Avenue Next to the Harvard Theatre POPCORN, CANDIES an ICE CREAM ALWAYS FRESH Ji WA. ' 4 fp , EF F ICIENT SERVICE 2 Al 9. ,J ff! ,ru 'RM I A ff- A AR , I ir p . . . . A ff AL 4: A if -1 1 A 1 1 1 I l l l A qi' ' I i - 1 l 1 iw? ,yi . . ,qv - i , u um- u en! stol- W I fi 5 '1i'! NH '1E-,- V ' I R W P ' 2 - 1 1 w ' ' if fi ' ' 1. C- 9 . I 1 v H- ,lil ' VV if ES Q ig, 11151 . gi if : 4' iv -f g ,,,'r:7 1. J X 'W V ' ,I qi, Y bl F Y ,. 7 bf 'i l v -1-3 t 1' 1? ' Q - ' 'lf . I ca an , oca if d iv I I S Ile Bn ll B 1? Yr 'Y l 1 1 iff' E , ' 1 - r Q lgq,-4-1--s+4...,.. 54 Q2 -4+ -44 4 -1,4 A 414 4 .W 1 51 3 g ,+fgs 4-.- if-+e .ssi 'esg. be Fasipe 513533, 433, ,ip ,pw W .41 4 41 4 -s-4 fs.: 1 1:- -ef ltlnrkvr Annual r 'f 'P S W F, L- s E I 0 A I l 3 1 1 ?'i A. JL A. 0'NElLL. President and Treasurer I. A E. O'NEII.I,, Sevretary 4- 2 HYGIENIC CLEANING 'Z' COMPANY lk jx INCORPORATED A og Office and Works fit 218-220 East 69th Street ll l fli- CHICAGO, ILLINOIS W4 Telephones TRIANGLE 3200-3201 X il l A 1 1 1 l l- G. W, SEEHAUSEN GROCERY me 418 East 71st Street Phone Stewart 05 78 ll ,AN 2 Ask Your Dealer for Highest Quality Sinre the WurlLl':4 Fair :A lg-l JACKSON I 893 PARK I 933' A COFFEE Wentworth 3753 - 4523 Estfzlalishvd 39 Years E. Cu ERICKSEN gl C0. l V - I I ji . ll . . ix? I ,V , d ,V v Y ' I ' I I I 1 . u 1 a I I ' s lf 41 44 -:ts 4-4 44 if 44 44 44 -Eff 44 4+ I 'fi Z 'J rb i 5-Bee f-P ' PC' +35 W' PP P' P PP ' ik ,A .Al Hvlfcfr Coffee af ll Lou'r'r l,Vl.l7f' 94,9 I XII 1 Frank C. Weber 8: Co. wHoi.EsAI,1c DISTRIIiU'l'ORS 623-625 W. 69tI'l Street Ik 5 I I - I - I I I - l I THE IDEAL SHOP J C MORGAN ' 452 East 75th Street Groceries, Fruits an N Triangle 9220 Vegetables ii' Greeting Carcls lf . v . Phone Wentworth I693 jf, Gifts, Dennison Goods, Sheet 'Vluslc lf' Graduation Cards and Books West Street 17 R ,QQ - I - Q! ru v w 4 . nw? Phone IRIANKILE 5183 Phone Triangle iq, Wfe Call and Deliver DR R L FELTO Y I S. GOLDMAN and CO YQ TAILORS, CLEANERS and DYERS E The Oldest Reliable Tailor in l Park Manor V Established 1916 at our present location Y ' Satisfaction Assured - Roasrnalmle lrire: 'lf la 205 East 69th Street 153 West 69th Street wi ii ff -1 4 3H211'lwf 3111111211 'ff 4- Nl Sweaters made to order for schools Light Luncheon Pure Drugs and clubs Englewood Knitting Works LYMAN'S NEW WHOLESALE and RETAIL Letters Sewed on Free 6723 S. Halsted St. Phone Wentworth 5920 71st Street and Stewart Avenue Drop in for Our Special Group Sundae The Quickest Way Stewart 4400 Englewood I200 to the BEST COAL THE LORETTO FLORlST Call UGROVEHILL 1000 REINER COAL COMPANY 653 East 75th Street near Langley 504 West 69th Street near Normal I- -..--.l '- l'i l'i - l J, FREEDMAN Fine Shoes for the Wh'ole Family Shoe Repairing G+-9 524 W. 69th Street L3 doors West uf L stationi MEMBER FLORISTS TELEGRAPH DELIVERY ASSOCIATION TRI-PARKS FLOWER SHOP 6850 Wentworth Avenue Telephone Normal 2872 GREEN:-1oUsEs and CONSERVATORY 7111-25 Indiana Avenue Phone WENTVVORTH 4787 All Orders Promjptly Attented To I N V E S T I G A T E B R A U N ' s My Home Bakery and Confectionery Wedding and Birthday Cakes at Our Specialty 71st and Stewart Avenue 6846 S. Halsted St. CHICAGO Qgsnsilvfgygighi JOHN We. ,LW -,,,,,, -, -4 ,fn 7 MW I Ui 4 E5 4 4 f A o ' 1 El 2 51 S f 'iP '5 f F T'iP'l +e P P 4' P -ff 4 4 4 ll-l11fl11'1 3111111111 P 1 , 51 P v Phone Wentworth 2727 JOS. KLECKA M. 81 K. MOTOR SALES Dealers in High Gracle New and Used Cars Bought, Sold and Exchangecl 6811-13 S. Halsted Street Headquarters for Parker's l92S Football Team Shaves and Haircuts GEORGE JOINER 509 West 69th Street HOME-MADE CANDIES 70c per pound Candy? And How! at The Florence Rose Shop 324 Wes: 69th sneer Tel. Stewart 6299 S M1 I T H ' S DRY GOODS SHOP Lingerie and Hosiery Munsing Wear 455 East 75th Street School Supplies Loose Leaf Covers etc IVERS DICKEY Girls ancl Children s Hair Cutting a specialty Electric Massage SAM COMILIO BARBER SHOP 206 West 71st Street PURE FOOD DELICATESSEN 673 West 65th Street CHICAGO ILLINOIS Real Estate Loans Insurance Speclalnzmg in First Mortgage Loans on Homes Apartment Buildings and Business Property Room 1020 112 West Adams St Randolph 2321 - .. - - ., .-. B U E H L ER 1 5 Mrs. Jane Marshall wimn' IL 4 4 4 'N ' 'ff' 1- f f if' 1 9 Z il -ev +1 fav vp wa- if 311 as IV TNQ-4 4 - 4- Q 4-4. fe ggw qid- 44 4-4-Q I 4 auurhpr gunual ..s9,.,,g,' ., ..Q,.5, , ?,g.,,.3,v ,,. .,.'.? I,g,5 , I ,,,,, 3, El ll ll' -Il: Were you ever waited on by the il-I LITTLE RAY OF SUNSHINE CO, 2, Eat at R. LYMAN, R. Phg. C. A , THE PARKWAY 41- 341 South Normal Parkway ii' if Sandwiches, Pop, lce Cream and ff Candy 6901 Wentworth Avenue A . ff' ' also ' Phone Triangle 2662 FULL LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES :ill ,- itk' 1 I I . I , ' Phone Ste-wart 0580 Our Quality Makes Friends Ii Janitor' and Plumbing Supplies S91'ViC9 Keeps Them ix UQ . . . . H Olven 5:30 tu Sl Phone Englewood T496 A rcriizcc and SHfISAf0lI'fI0'll 1 NORMAL LUNCH :js Thos. F. Bu-rns and Son HARRY M. FARYAN. PI-up. E W1 Se' I LU BIN CO TR C O 9 We li P M G ,N A T ,RS Special Breakfast, Lunches, Suppers A Hardware, Paunts, and Oils and 'AI Pleasing you means success to us Sunday Chicken Dinners 129 East 69th Street gl' RSSONABLPLPRICES 'iff at Indiana Avenue 4 9 est street jk I - A . .1 1 I Q- '119 - - - I - - - - Q - - If For Good Clothes and Men's Furnishings T' See Us - We Have It Try a Box of Our Famous Society Brand Clothes Home-Made Chocolates ii' Florsheim Shoes Stetson Hats Once You Try, You'II Always Buy if at the 'lf vf SIMON HIRSH 'fi PALACE OF SWEETS ff Wentworth Ave. at 69th Street ,Qi 6851 Wentworth Avenue xi Tel. Triangle 2557 hi it 'Y WM. T. MURRAY, Pmp. NORMAL 5043 ir V C l if Grocery and Vegetables ms ey gi Sparton - Fada - Kolster I as NORMAL RADIO SHOP ii 521 West 69th Street 'j 207 West 5951 Street RADIO SERVICE-CALIL Us UP LY Tel. Englewood 4867 Open 'tau 10100 P. M. M, . I -ng .I I I I lil' 1 9 Z El , ?'? f f ts? RP tgff rits' P PP as PM A I Ire 4+ 4' 4' 44 44 4+ 44 4 1 -f 4+ s 1 ig Qjlarlzvr C?uuux:xl w w -4-I -+I I-b PM va-I ve- ww A IL I FORBRICI-I PHARMACY Enw. .I. FORBRICH, Druprgist I T PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST 6500 Wentworth Avenue ' Phones Wentworth 0548-0718 I i l Reasonable Prices Hone-st Work Oscar T. Lunclstrom Tailoring and Clothing Phone Normal I2 I 5 760 W. 69th St. cor. Halsted St. T A Y L O R ' S FOOD SHOP I 427 West 66th Street ' I Only the Best of EII0I'ythiI1g Cold Meats - Canned Goods Bread and Rolls I ' Ice Cream - Coca Cola Milk and Cream Cigars - Candies - Fruits , A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE GIRLS! We are particularly anxious to have I the Parker Girls wear a Sally Prock. IVIay we show them to you? I SALLY F ROCKS 7850 So. 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