Thornton Fractional North High School - Chronoscope Yearbook (Calumet City, IL)

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Pt moment ot repose is enioyed by the schooi board. No wonder Mr. Fuiker, isucceeded by Mr. Arthur Nieeteri , Mrs. Kowaiski, Mr. Huck, tpresidenti , Mr. Niacieiewski, and Mr. Dempkowski iook so happy and contented. Ptn agreement has iust been made to appropriate S800 tor new band instruments, and it has been decided to correct the iighting in the big gymnasium. They have aiso taken pity on the mermaids and decided to buy them hair driers tor their curiy iocks. Superintendent Pt. Xl. Lockhart, ioviai and optimistic, with hand upraised in characteristic gesture, makes a request tor co-operation suppiernenting his remarks with home-spun iiiustrations, Now, when s a boy dcwn on ti'e tarm in Missouri . . V' iwa

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Sept. 7--C-reetings and salutations! Back into the harness again after twelve glorious weeks-350 new freshmen with us. Miss McKeehan tears her hairs over registra- tions and programs, while Helen Olszewski laboriously dishes out books. Sept. 8-Margaret Klucker, new office secretary, pecking away at her typewriter decides she likes to take dictation from Mr. Lockhart. Sept. 9-- T. F. is just grand! exclaim the new teachers, Miss Brummett and Mr. Miller-Miss Brummett in the commercial department and Mr. Miller in civics and swimming. Sept. 'I0-Defeat denoted! First football game lost to George Rogers Clark, l9-7. Sept. 11-Hopefuls numbering 75 turn out for lightweight football. However, only 30 kidlets receive suits. Coach Antonides sees great year ahead for his prospects. Sept. 14- Lil Audrey is born! Herbert Kraus adds to the feature page of the Thorntonian with a novel column, which laccording to Herbiei is the product of his own brain. Sept. 'l6- The Beautiful Blue Danube is calling you! Miss Buffington holds forth to her history students about her trip to Europe. Sept. I8-One exciting night! T. F. ties Hammond High in football 6-6. Not only that-but the victory dance at the Woman's Club is a grand success! Sept. 25-joe Siwinski, sophomore, takes complete charge of of the first assembly of the year. However, Miss Schmidt's preliminary preparations are responsible for all the successful programs of the year. Other assembly chairmen: Edmund Madrzyk, Dorothy Mayer Eugene Petersen, Naomi Frevert, Everett Wernicke, and Gloria Mundo. Sept. 28- Heel, toe, slide, kick! shouts Miss MCC-raw, while Mr. Christian provides rhythm with his trusty baton-Carnival rehearsals start! Although 600 students try out, only 200 receive parts. Sept. 30-Quantity plus Quality! Thorntonian increases size to five columns. A bigger and better paper is the aim of the managing staff-Violet Anderson, Editor-in-chief, Reed Buffington, Make-up Editor, Dorothy Mayer, Copy Editor, Ruth Sibley, Feature Editor, William Nowak, Sports Editor, Virginia C-attoli, Exchange Editor, Adene Willoughby, Recording Editor, and janet Potusky.