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

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--.Aw bv. -,-Af. 1- - -we- xv 1' KANSAS CITY TIMES, J une 4, 1947. Dr. Hlllltl ul regard it as a challenge to my ability and a great opportunityf, CHICAGO TIMES, June 6, 1947. Hlfansas City Rotary Club bestows four war- time HEY' on Dr. Hunt: E for Eloquence, En- thusiasm, Ejfciency and Excellence in school administration. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR, Boston, Mass., by Ralph Cessna, June 9, 1947. t'Dr. Hunt appears more like a successful bus- iness man than a professor. CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE, Sept. 21, 1947. Hunt,s success as an administrator is dueas much to his love of work as to his uncommon intelligencef' I CHICAGO TRIBUNE, Sept. 21, 1947. Undaunted by the size of the Chicago school h system, Hunt wants to get to know the teachers 9 and so far as possible the students as well. Dr. Hunt: 1've got such happiness from edu- cational work that 1've never been tempted by businessf, HERALD AMERICAN, June 6, 1947. Dr. Hunt: How can you know whatis going on in your schools, if you don't visit them and hnd out for yourself. DAILY NEWS, August 4, 1947. In a democratic school system parents are given opportunities to participate in the plan- ningf, said Dr. Hullt. SWING MAGAZTNE, August 1947. H e knows when to speak softly, when sharply 5 and exactly how to roll a short fused powder keg into the middle of public complacency, said Mori Greiner, Managing Editor of Swing. Now at 45, Hunt heads the second largest school system in the United States, at Chi- cago. SUN, October 10, 1947. THE GARFIELDIAN, Sept. 11, 1947. 'CW e can't have a good city if we don,t have Dr. HuIIt: 'QI donit intend to be a desk super- a good school systenzf' Said Mayor Kennelly. intendent. ' A K+.