Steinmetz High School - Silver Streak Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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wewyuz ew Keep Gm Rama an '7une Officer Dwyer, the friendly policeman, has become a favorite with our teeners. Mrs. Kirkpatrick is our probation officer. Only tho stay-at-homes get to know her very well. Standing: Miss F. Ftigney, Teachers' Payroll Clerk. Seated: Mrs. F. Szumnarski, Attendance and Bulletins, Miss L. Holman flefil, Miss M. Chauvet, Record Clerk, Miss M. O l'oole, Treasurer. Mrs. S. Koplin tnot photographedl, Text Books. Gffice Siaff Huge high schools with large memberships call for an efficient group of clerks, ond that is what Steinmetz has-a corps of friendly capable ladies who keep the routine of the school going in tip-top shape, amid scores of interruptions by telephones, visitors, mail and messengers. Parents often come to school for various reasons and many have com- mented on the courteous reception they have received. nl! W-ul

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Gfjzce ,Gala ,Halal 4 ' MM, !nz'ewzew4 Mr. Waller Herrick tupper picture? has charge of boys' problems, assembly schedules, bells, and the hall guard organization, and he finds time to smile. Miss Margaret Boller flower leftl, our adjustment teacher, has complete charge of the program and the programming of freshmen when they enter. Mrs. Ethel Triebel flower rightl, besides teaching a part of the day, is girls' attendance Also in her capable hands rests the February and Iunior proms. lockers testing officer. Mrs. Elma Boughton fnot photographedl takes care of girls' problems and also teaches English a part of the day.

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21 pcmerzfd ancf 7eeneJz4 P n paafq fad 7eacfzefz4 PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION The first event ot the year tor the Steinrrretz Parent-Teachers Association was a Faculty Tea. Pleasant acquaintanceships were rnade and renewed between teachers and parents. At the servicenren's horne-corning party the P.T.A. was busily engaged serving the re- freshments. The Great Outdoors was person- ified by Sain Carnpbell tor Parents Night. Fall Festival evening found the nrerrrbers acting as, Iills ot all Trades, wherever needed. Honor nredals tor outstanding achievernent were awarded both semesters to the R.O.T.C. Special prestige was ours this year because we entertained the High School Council at its Spring Conterence. Picture One: Mrs. L, E, Nettestriorrr, Mrs, Vernon, Mrs. Mittricker, Mrs. l. G, Cross, Mrs. S. A. Diepliouse, Mrs. l. l. McCarthy Mrs. Santa Taqlrrr Mrs. H. Edwards, Mrs. E. Hartunq. Picture Two: Dardanelle girls assisting Mrs, Tabraharr: at Teachers' Tea. Picture Three: Mrs, E. Hartuna Auditor, Mrs. I. Cross, Treas., Mrs, I. I. McCarthy, lst Vice Pres., Mrs, S. A. Diepliouse, Pres., M s, S. Taqlra, Rnd Vice Pres., Mrs. L. E, Netterstroni, Rec. Sec., Mrs, H. Ldwurtis, Lor. Sec. Picture Fcur: Row 1: Mrs, E. liartunq, Mrs. l. G, Cr-rss. Mrs. l. l. McCarthy, M.s. S. A, Dieplrouse, Mrs. S. Tcrqlia, Mrs. L. E. Netterstrorn, Mrs, E. Edwards. How 2: Mrs. B. Watkins, Mrs. R. I. Lucas, Mrs. D, Larkin, Mrs. R. Van Tuyl, Mrs. A. E. Tabralrarn, Mrs. W. Shea, Mrs. E. Heckl, Mrs. M. Mador, Mrs. H. E. Ariqerlroter, Mrs. VV. Olsen, Mrs. R. Wrebkirrg.