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MISS MOLER l.ast September Miss lvloler retired from time faculty of Soutli Division. Mathematics students vvlio left room 128 will always be grateful for lier tlworougli and inspi- rational instruction. Winning tl'ie students, admiration and respect, slwe impelled tlwem tovvard lnigli standards ol individual tlwinlcing and common sense reasoning.-llie driving principle ol ner ovvn life, Use your timen, vvas exemplified by lfier unwavering service to time sclwool. Faculty and students vvisli lier liealtlw and happiness and many years in vvliicli to enjoy lwer freedom.
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MISS SCHMIDT LIBRARY Card cafalogues, aufhor files, readers' guides, publishers' lisfs are all searched by Miss Schmidf fo locafe fhe mosf elusive refer- ence fhaf fhe mosf inquisifive feacher can assign. She is ever ready fo help fhe sfudenf who finds himself confronfed by a problem. MRS. HINTZ SECRETARY Pleasanf surroundings and cheerful co-workers are appealing elemenfs in Mrs. l-linfz's worlc. Always prompf herself, she cannof forgive fardiness in ofhers and demands everyfhing buf a deafh cerfificafe from culprifs who fake an exfra forfy winks o' mornings. MRS. CZAJKA SECRETARY The very frim person behind fhe counfer in fhe office is Mrs, Czailxa. Reporfs, files, and records hold no ferrors for her mefhodical mind and nimble fingers. Buf mark! She has ofher falenfs, foo. She swings a mean racquef and can cool: like Oscar of fhe Rifz. Miss KIRCHENWITZ JUNIOR CLERK You've all seen her foiling daily fhrough fhe absence lisfs of Soufh Division. Who? Miss Kirchenwifz, of course. Twice a year, aspiring seniors flood her wifh college enfrance blanks. Yef she manages fo wade fhrough and sfill find fime fo devofe fo her singing
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l Miss FRENCH Thousands ol men and women the world over revere the name ol Margaret French as teacher, counselor, and Friend. ln the early years that made history at old South Side and established its traditions, the gracious presence ol lVliss French vvas a vital part ol school lile. Nlemories ol her stately dignity, clear thinlcing, and human understanding are the cherished privilege ol gratelul alumni. She served as teacher from 1895 to 1914 and as vice-principal from 1914 to 1926. l-lers was the motto ol lcings, Hlch dien. CI serve.D
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