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

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r MRS. KATHRYN V. KREUZ Clerk ..,. . ,. . ,, r. MRS. JOAN RAFFERTY Clerk Clerk Ever wonder who's responsible for those tasty delights served in our lunchroom? Wfho washes the dishes and scrubs the pans? Or who cleans up after we leave? Well, here they are-our lunch- room staff. To them we send a special vote of thanks for a job well done. Every school has its librarians and ours top all the rest. They are always ready to lend a hand to the student who can't find a new map of Africa, the pop- ulation figures on Nepal, or a biography of Mark Van Doren. With the assistance of Mrs. Ellen C. Courtney and Mrs. Ruth C. Dawson, South Shore students are able to profit fully from our fine library. Your School Reflects You, is South Shore's motto. Here we present the men who keep the mirror polished! Mr. Robert Burchett's staff works long hours to keep our school ship-shape.

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AS THE SANDS OF TIME GO DRIFTING BY, MISS MARIA V. ALBRIGI-IT, SCI- ENCE: The lowly hell haf rung. Slmzd oulfide lhe :Indy hull for ren 7IIlIlfllt'J if you mm! lo mlb. MR. OLINDO O. ALO, SPANISI-Ig PAN-AMERICAN CLUB SPONSOR: Eu.s'e7io e.rpai7ol y jkvinze pnrler jum- fob. MISS MARGARET C. ANNAN, ENG- LISI-I: Thi.r puller if very well orgrozizezl hill- Ye God!!! If: wordy, incoherent, inane, unordered, mzimifiezl, illogical, incom- prehenyible, .md miJle:zdi11g. IVIRS. MARGARET' C. BARRY, ENG- LISH: Here'J another exforzlrle. Now doi1'l you .ree? MR. RALPH BECKER, SOCIAL SCI- ENCE5 AUDIO VISUAL AIDES' SPONSOR: Short one paragraph quiz on Louix XIV lomorrow and walch your .rpelliz1gJ MRS. FLORENCE BERGSTRAND, LATIN: S.S.L. SPONSOR: How mrnzy of you fine .fluderm have lichen lo lhe S.S.L. dance? iv 1:11 G-Lrg: 'iam 'Yin MISS ELEANOR T. BISBEE, SOCIAL SCIENCE: DEPARTMENT CHAIR- MAN: Hem1en.r to BelJ'ey! MISS DOROTHY A. BOCK, MATHE- MATICS: DEPARTMENT CHAIR- MAN g NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY SPONSOR: Take it home and tinker with it. MISS NORA T. BRESLIN, ENGLISH: All right, you people! MRS. JACQUELINE C. BURNS, SO- CIAL SCIENCE: fmt remember, clan, lhir por! of hi:- lory if only ri drop in the hacker. MR. CLIFFORD L. COBB, SOCIAL SCIENCEQ DEBATE CLUB SPONSOR: john, move hook two Jeans. jane, move over three Jeotr. Mary, come up five Jean. Now, welll proreed wifh the exam- ifmtionl' MRS. MAR-IORIE COLEMAN, SCI- ENCEQ LAWN COMMITTEE SPON- SOR: Let'.r have more labor and les: armory. I5 M1 I A