Tuley High School - Log Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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956555 d 9 lf ti - -i-V M T' gg Q4 L11-Y Jw , v ..-X i - guy., A s ' ' f.- - fl A LA H In Sidelights On Our Beloved Faculty LEMUEL E. MINNIS Seniors stay away from his Zoology classes! l'le treats them rough. Claims that they don't do any work and that he don't want them. fThis advertisement paid for by L. E. MJ, Gave Leader a 50 for the month just because he was near-sighted and walked out of the room I5 minutes before the bell rang. Expects seniors to degrade themselves by working. THOMAS CUTTING .Our Mechanical Drawing Teacher. ls one of the best liked teachers in the sophomore division. He actually teaches drawing and doesn't talk so much. Helpful in many ways. Accommodating, too. fBy the way, l havent' returned that ball of string yetll . 1 GEORGE W. TANNER That winning, sparkling humor in his eye wins all who know him. He has done much for the school, as librarian, as director of the Homecoming Operetta and as faculty advisor of the Mask and Gown. Thru his endeav- ors Tuley has as large a library as any other High School in the city. The LOG in dedicated to him because of his unselfish work. FRANCESCO VANTRESCA That jolly little ltalian who goes about his work with a smile and a cheery bit of Lucia d'l..arnmermoor on his lips is indeed an example of a happy man. lt pays to take his course for the experience you can get. GERTRUDE M. GREGG Not often is sufficient credit given this kind lady of the Freshie sec- tion for the work she does for the school. The fact that this Log is the success that it is due largely to her advice. She loves the Freshies and they sure do love her. CSO do the seniorsl. ALICE SUTHERLAND Miss Sutherland, who has just come back from the hospital after a rest cure, is again on the job teaching geometry. The Sabinites take ad- vantage of her good nature and raise Cain. Miss Sutherland is a fine lady. OSCAR A. OLSON That begnign smile of his will always remain in the hearts of his stu- dents. A student taking an English course with him will have a complete knowledge of chemistry, astronomy, biology, botany, and what not by the time hereceives his credit in English. He may perhaps know some English. i OLIVER FREDERICKS He is a witty man altho he teaches in the Commercial Department. His humor inspires the laziest in his classes to dream of things far off. Attained CORNELIUS F. HENZE Star basket-ball player on the faculty. The way he threw the ball was a sight at which the students marveled. Made about I0 points in the student-faculty games. Teaches physics in his spare time. his degree at Harvard. Page Sixteen

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Y-... . ,,. .-.ev 1- SAMUEL H. MILLMAN Fifth Honors Average'90.28 . BENJAMIN CHERNAVSKY Sixth Honors Average 90. 22 1 DORIS LIPSCHITZ ' Seventh Honors Average 90. 00 LOUIS LUDWIG Class Orator Page Eighteen HONOR STUDENTS ARTHUR J. HOFFMAN Valedictorian Average 9 I .69 HELEN B. OTTIVIAN Salutatorian Average 9I.63 REUBEN RUBISOFF Distinguished Essayist Average 9 I .33 'ABRAHAM J, LEADER Fourth Honors ' Average 90.50