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

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CC 77 l Ae OL t I0 in fke owning, Ouf on f Mrs. Rosemary Krautlein Miss Berdine Cardosi Mrs. Kathryn Kreuz The steady click-clack of typewriters beats out the rhythm of the office theme song. Here, in the heart of South Shore, the day's activities seem to have no end. However, in the midst of letters, reports, and files, each clerk is quick and readyvto turn to the assistance of student, teacher, or visitor, who comes with problems, great and small. Certainly the clerks are gra- cious and invaluable in their united endeavor to advance South Shore. 'I7

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, M en for aw Q Clarence F Fossier, assistant principal Guidance with a steady hand characterizes Mr. Fossier as assistant principal. His duties include directing the programing and registration tor classes, general disciplining ot the student body, and assuming responsibility during the absence of the principal. He is especially interested in the athletic program and is seen at almost all sporting events. Having been here since the school opened, Mr. Fossier has enjoyed an active part in the development of South Shore. 16

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S014 SLOPE OLCIJL Row one--Miss Marie Albright, Science: Mr. Clarence Applegran, Boys' Physical Education: Mrs. Esther Arthur, Commercial: Mr. Oran Artman, History: Miss Iennie Austin, English: Miss Eleanor Bisbee, History. How two-Mrs. Harriet Blair, Mathematics: Miss Dorothy Bock, Mathematics: Miss Mary Brock, Science: Mr. lohn Carroll, Latin: Mrs. Marjorie Coleman, Science: Miss Mar- garet Compher, Commercial. Row ihree+Mrs. Alice Conlon, Attendance Counselor: Mr. Iefierson Crane, Science: Miss Grace Cullen, History: Miss Frances Curtis, Spanish: Sgt. Iames Edmundson, R.O.T.C.: Miss Lillian Franklin. French. Row four-Miss Grace Frederick, History: Miss Lucybell Gardner, English: Miss Mary Gavin, English: Miss Gwen- dolyn Giltner, Spanish: Miss Marie Graff, Mathematics: Miss Nelle Groh, English.