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

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THOUGH GREENER PASTURES DO BECKON A F EW, MISS GLADYS A. O'BRIEN, MATHE- MATICS: Newer derivitate when you're Juppofed to differentializef MRS. JEAN L. PHILLIPS, ENGLISH: I laid you riot! MR. EDDIE POOLE, SCIENCE: I think that I will ash my college pro- fefsor about that 67111067.11 MISS ALMA REISBERG, ARTg DE- PARTMENT CHAIRMAN: JUNE CLASS SPONSOR: Repetition makex for emphaxixf' MRS. FRIEDA ROBERTS, ENGLISH: Upward and onward. MRS. LUCILE W. ROBINSON, ART: TIDE PHOTOGRAPHY S T A F F SPONSOR: Have all the picture pane: been filed in the teacherr boxes? Q.. QE? MRS. ANNE S. ROSENBERG, COM- MERCIAI.: Oh, Lord, give me an underxtanding heart. SERGEANT JAMES J. ROVANO, R.O.T.C.: IVhen thing: are too tough for otherx, they re just right for uf. MRS. RUTH SADKIN, MATHEMAT- ICS: SHORE LINE BUSINESS STAFF SPONSOR: When I finiyh grading your textr, I'll he glad to give them to you,' until then, PLEASE dorft a.fhl.'! MRS. HELEN SAIDEI., BIOLOGY: W'ell, .ruhmit it anyway. MISS MARIE SCHAACK, MATHE- MATICS: Look at the difficult problem: ar a :hallenge well worth the effort. MISS CAROL C. SCHLESNA, ART: All right now, there dexignx will be due tomorrow. I I9 I

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CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT IS ALSO SOUGHT. MISS EDNA W. MCCLOUD, SOCIAL SCIENCEQ TIDE BUSINESS STAFF SPONSOR: Tbere'J a wealth of material here! MISS MAJORIE B. MOLYNEAUX, SCIENCE: IV e rar1'r go bath nowg lhere'J no re- peati11g.'!. ' MR. OSCAR V. MONGERSON, SCI- ENCE: You're behind the eight ball. MISS JULIA A. MOONEY, ENGLISH: After :lan ralirzgx come oul, there are mixed feelirzgx toward me. MISS LUCY MULLOY, HOME ECO- NOMICSg NAUTILAE SPONSOR: No, 2, doe.rn't mean a table.fpoor2. MRS. GERTRUDE S. NEAL, COM- MERCIALg DEPARTMENT CHAIR- MAN: Dozz'z looh at anyone el.re': paper. Be original! Make your own mi.flahe.r. MR. JACQUES M. LA FORGE, FRENCH: C'ex1 bien dommagef' MISS AMY L. MACKIE, ENGLISHg SUPPLY ROOM AIDES SPONSOR: Why aloe: one need a can for Macbeth when Min Mackie can porlray all .fbe par-ly? MRS. RUTH S. MACKIE, GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATIONQ G,A.A. SPONSOR: TENNIS CLUB SPONSOR: Now lefy .ree if you ran hit the ball with the rarhelf' MRS. IOLA D. MAJORS, SOCIAL SCIENCE: Now, children, pleaxe fake out a half a pieee of paperj fell me whaff happening in .... ' MR. ALFREDO MANAT, SOCIAL SCIENCE: May I pleaxe :all your atlenlion to the fan that lbe following people are marked ab.rer11? MRS. ESTER A. MARION, ENGLISHQ READING CENTER DIRECTOR: Come into my parlor, .raid lhe leather to lhe child!!!

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MOST SOUTH SHORE TEACHERS WILL STAY WITH YOU. MISS ANNE SCHUTZBERGER, ENG- LISHg TIDE LITERARY STAFF SPONSOR: Min Schutzberger, why did you put an 'M' at the top of my paper, inxtead of u hundred? MR. JOHN J. SCOTTY, ENGLISH: Watch your .fpellingg nzinpellirzg is my pet pee1te. ' MISS GERTRUDE O. SHEA, ENG- LISH: Student: Top o' the morning, Mit: Shea. Mix: Shea: And the rert of the day to yourrelflu MR. JOHN SOMMER, INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Fm with you, kiddies. MRS. HAZEL R. STERN, SQCIAL SCIENCEQ SENIOR CLASS COORDI- NATOR: I realize this if very intererting, but we mutt be moving along. MISS LILLIAN VON BREMER, ENG- LISH: Member.rhip in Mix! Von B.',r .reven o'cloclz lVahe-up, Make-up, Shut-up Club ix open to all 'frixky' xtudentxf' MRS. AUDREY WATSON, MATHE- MATICS: Are there any volunteer: to put there next problem! on the board? MRS. THELMA C. WESTON, MATHEMATICS: Be .rttre to work .rimultuneom equa- tion: at the 147712 time. SERGEANT CLARENCE P. WIEBEN, R.O.T,C.: When you want it done at the lax! minute, call on the R.0.T.C. MR. MAURICE A. WILLIAMS, SCI- ENCE: Better late than never, but better newer late, MR. HOWARD C. WILSON, SCI- ENCE: lf you don't pau this text, we're through. MR. MEYER YASNOFF, MATHE- MATICS: All right, rlau, put away your equip- in 018721.