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

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Mary Miller Mary can be poised, calm, and the perfect lady, and be very likeable, but she is often jovial, laughing, joking, and giggling, and even more likeable. Combining her evident personality with her outstanding capability in many lines Cas witnessed by her election to the captoinship of the All Chicago Hockey Team and editorship of the Recordj, she is one of the foremost and most popular girls in the class. Thomas Monaghan Tom knows what he wants and is out to get it by thoroughly enjoying himself, not caring much for public opinion, being frank, responsible, and earnest when he's serious. Tom is tall, lanky, with a hearty Hi for everyone, and the post of captain of the heavyweight team to his true lrish credit. gifts' sig? Kathryn Moore Kathryn is frank, shrewd, intelligent, and extremely independent. She is proud -with good reason, as about herself she has built a wall of quiet dignity that few have entered. Paul Oberndorf Oberndorf'-it symbolizes Weekly. Paul has, through hard work, pulled his way into one of the most important jobs in Parker's school life: editor of the Weekly. He has worked hard on that paper ever since he was knee-high to a grasshopper. Despite his small size, he earned his football letter before he was injured. He is game and hard working, and a good mixture of serious- ness and fun,

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Nancy Liebman Nancy's sparkling brown eyes and gay personality have made her a great asset, She is the Fortunate possessor of one of the smoothest Figures in our class. l-ler cheery disposition and subtle sense of humor make her welcome anywhere. Whenever you hear that Hyo' all, you'll know that Nancy's around, Barbara Mandelbaum One of the most Finely balanced members of the class, Mandy posses- ses all of the qualities necessary to true leadership. Ability to thinlc clear- ly and deeply, a keen sense of humor, firmness of purpose, and a commanding personality place her at the top in any company. Lorraine Matthews Lo is inevitably well dressed and perfectly groomed. She has the happy faculty of always saying the right thing at the right time, and she is noted lor her generosity. ln addition she has ability in studies and prowess on the hockey Field. Perhaps these attri- butes and her grand sense of humor explain her success with the masculine element. Lucille Messinger Lucille is a graceful person with a lovely voice. She always seems to be happy and is constantly going out of her way for her friends. Lucille is quiet and not many people know her, but all have recognized her most out- standing quality -generosity.

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Edwina Pattison Eddie has one of the highest ambitions in the class, the ambition to go on the stage. l-ler dramatic ability and fast-stepping feet ought to carry her high on the ladder of fame. Al- though Edwina has never shown the temperamental quality characteristic of actresses, she displayed in the senior play her fine ability to interpret and her tenacity of purpose. Few things are impossible to diligence and s i . Helen Plotkin l-lelen's red-head added cheer and pep to the class. Whether in the lunchroom or at a prom, l-lelen's laughter can be heard in the midst of a crowd, Because of her lovely voice, which everyone has heard, she is Mrs. York's pride and joy. No one will forget her Dark Eyes. Richard Redliclc Dick is a delightful jumble of humor, silly laughs, and earnestness. He also has the distinction of being the youngest member of the class and is always envied because of his especially good- looking clothes and black wavy hair that has never been mussed. l-le was manager of the football and basketball teams. l-lis light-hearted, casual atti- tude has constantly renewed the enthusiasm ofthe class. Betty Redmond Betty is outstanding because she always has somethng different to say. She is outsooken, with very definite opinions. She is athletic, and her quick sense of humor is entirely enter- taining. Betty is completely herself, her simplicity impressing everyone.