South Shore High School - Tide Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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F 4? ag :IQ 5 Q 4- 3 A5 1' 'Uv Mrs. Marie Voy Brewster Halls of learning chide us unless we people them with teachers who set on fire the souls of youth, the late President Taft once said. Our leader, Mrs. Brewster, has earned the admiration and respect of all the students through her devotion to the welfare and growth of our great school, South Shore. Because of her past experience as teacher and principal in other schools, she has the background to understand the present needs of young people. Her constructive criticisms, wise sug- gestions, and close collaboration with students have helped immeasuraloly in strengthening the democratic foundations of our school. Moreover, all the high ideals l -IS 5 and fine thoughts which are characteristic of our LJ Q loved principal have inspired us toyacts of gre r achievement. Students off uth Shore will alwai re- g member s.l'lBrewste 3 teacher ang friend, uv' - fm '7 ing Cl W he futureg' ii, ' ll ,I 3 - 4 A ,,-, ,-. , 'f 4v,xxxvP A . X 2 ssyffiyzzfff Lhs3l' glIIl..L'? ..., ., ,T , t V , f' - 2 Aflilllw xv . Q if W fl vb-:xxx . .x ,ff 'A ' 1 i Wx- X ' ZZ - Q-Lt! KW - osx fj .V 'Rik 'ff X T 'fn-Sir S i . Ig ' - . N '- , gsibk 1 1 ' :lg I' 1 his:-I - N -:fs ' -1- f ac . -.- rlnfif 1 'fb 1'-A 0 A X e ihgv. , ,EVM :I wx TE' I 5.5 ,K A ., 1gi,l ' ll. S, -l- ' 'iss ri If 'K 'il M Q s M1114 F flu. .oomswoi.F, C- 7 it X

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s A :N Z if N 5 , S X S W E, X Mr Clarence Fossier dictates to Mrs. Leverenz in that pleas- ant voice of his. Ever mindful of the tasks set for the youth ot today, Mr. Clarence Fossier, Assistant Principal, directs us along honest and industrious paths. ln his counsel, we are bet- ter able to see problems in their iust proportion and are helped to analyze them, consider them wisely, and rise above them. The faculty and students appreciate and admire the etticiency and understanding with which he has carried out these duties. 12