Tuley High School - Log Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Hazel L. Stillman PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE TO THE CLASSES OF JANUARY AND JUNE, l950 Four year ago we looked forward to your coming to be a part of our school student body. Your years at Tuley were important ones not only for you, but also for the school. Just as Tuley helped you to grow into mature, civic-minded young people, ready and able to take your places as citizens in our democratic society, so you contributed much to the growth of Tuley. As you progressed semester after semester, we came to depend more and more on you as the leaders in school organizations and activities. As you participated in city-wide events such as the art competitions and oratoricol contests, your achievements helped to make the name of your school known and respected. As you played on the school teams or attended the games, you helped to build Tuley's reputation for good sportsmanship and fine citizenship. In these and numerous other ways you have had an important part in determining what kind of a school Tuley will continue to be. We shall miss you as a class and as individuals. Our congratulations and our very best wishes go with you. We hope you will find many great opportunities awaiting you. We hope, also, that the experiences of these years at Tuley have prepared you to grasp and make the most of them. Cordially yours, Hazel L. Stillman Principal

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ll I! van ' DEDICATION YOUTH AND DEMocrzAcY Democracy luke youth ns stall not quste dry be hand the ears for among forms of government at as a novlce lt us luke a young boy who havang put on long trousers for the furst time ns boastnng of hrs prowess to the other boys of the nenghborhood He can well boast for has he not participated In several battles and emerged trnumphant? And hosn t he always fought on the slde of justnce and rlght9 I thunk so and nn thus way Democracy and Youth attam thelr snmnlarnty Democracy too has had to fnght several battles Con thus scale you can call them wars? to keep nts :deals ahve and sn actlon lt has fought for the people not only In America but In every country nn the world lt has suffered setbacks but nn the end the might of Its arms and the :deals whnch It defends have proved to be strong As I stated above Democracy as a novuce True It has grown faster than any other ldeology nts people enjoy greater freedom and greater opportunltnes un equaled anywhere but how does thus affect youth? The answer IS Youth has grown accordnngly It has found a richer and fuller llfe because at has applued democratuc ways to nts every surroundnng and It has attalned a strength not equaled In any other nation To thus end therefore do we dedlcate the Log of l95O and to the contnnued growth of democracy and youth ln the esteem of the people of every natuon on the earth I I - I ' I I ' I ' I l l I ' I I I ' I I l 1 - 1 I 1 1 '- , . I I

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Message to Mr. Center Mr, Center, We are happy to see you among us once again. We missed your astute mind and your canvival good nature, which will re- main with us long after the Class of '50 is forgotten. To you may we wish the best of health, and best of good fortune and may God Bless you. Sincerely, Class of l950 Edna E. Weiler Acting Assistant Principal Sam H. Center Assistant Principal Message to Miss Weiler Miss Weiler, Long have we enioyed your bounteous good nature and your beneficial advice in all matters. We leave Tuley enriched by your guidance and sound policies, and we want to wish you the best we have to offer. Our thanks and good wishes in the coming years. Sincerely, Class of l950