Senn High School - Forum Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Don Henderson Charles Milburn Helen Proud Everett Lande Kenneth Marks President Vice-president Setreiary T1'r'as11re1' ASC Senior Class-February gpg Headline! Sparkling seniors scintillate in Senn,s corridors! Two hun- dred forty-Hve strong the 4A,s surged into the building on a September morn- ing and emerged triumphantly from the mixup five months later grasping a hard-earned diploma. Elections occupied the first place of interest and from a field of able can- didates the class chose Don Henderson president, Charles Milburn vice-presi- dent, Helen Proud secretary, Everett Lande treasurer and Kenneth Marks All School Council delegate. I Football occupied many Sennites, Saturday afternoons cheering on the Green and White. The annual Senn-Alumni game on Thanksgiving Day was eagerly attended by seniors, the last time they would cheer for the Varsity. Who can forget the amateur show? The Thanksgiving Fund committee headed by Betty Vestal sponsored a contest among the grades for raising the largest per capita sum for the Fund, The seniors were awarded the prize assem- bly complete even to the gong. Consensus of opinion rates this event as the best assembly ever held in Senn Hall. The Christmas season was climaxed by The Thirteenth Chair, presented by Players and Workers. Lois Williams and her Christmas baskets committee with the aid of students and teachers gathered together and delivered baskets of food to needy families. The Senior Luncheon was held graduation day in the lunchroom and was followed by a dance in the Gym. Charles Milburn was chairman of the efficient committee who planned this get-together. To the music of a stately proces- sional, clad in oxford grey cap and gown, the January Class of 1936 filed into Senn Hall the evening of January 30. The class president greeted the audience and a program followed including Dorothy Rothenberg, Everett Laude, Pearl Kushner, Betty Vestal and Shirley Glass. Mr. Davidson then addressed the graduates. The presentation of diplomas and the singing of the Senn Song concluded the ceremony and the high school days of the class. T'wc'rzty-19 ve