University High School - U Highlights Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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if ln many ways can fame be claimed, And in many ways can one be famed. In athletics she'll beat most boys, K Yet she has grace and womanly poise. Also good grades and worth a boast ln many ways she gets our toast. She'll be successful, you take our oath, We'll be proud of VIRGINIA BOTH. my A most respected member of us all, Who always wins like Caesar out in Gaul. For with his mind, keen, sharp, profound, lf there's an answer, he'll have it found. Jim has foresight and mind so sharp, Tuned so well, like the finest harp. His penetration is so intense, JAMES BLUMBERG seems to mean COmmOl'1 SBDS9. To talented Sue, who doesn't know you? You are the tops in whatever you do, In acting on stage, a Katherine Cornell, For you do your parts so very well. A wondrous person, you will rate, A niche with people who are great. SUE BOHNEN you'll always be the rage, For the world's your audience when you're on stage. She has so sweet a face, She's so smooth and has such grace, She's so pleasing and so kind, A type so rare and hard to Find. So unobtrusive even yet, To RUTH BONFIELD we owe a debt! Wherever she goes people exclaim, 9,5 'tis at U-l-ligh she started to fame. ll-.ASS X A loyal companion, an excellent friend, l-le makes, as through our classes we wend, A steady worker, to watch him plug, And yet he tires not, he does not drug. l-le sets a goal, and aims for it true, No matter what troubles he goes through Above so many he will tower, We give to you our own WELLS BOWER. Very bright and so discreet, With winning ways and manners Always a lady with self-control, Yet, withal she's very droll. A quiet person, ever so calm, She does her work without a qu When there's someone in dire need, MARNEY Bl2ADLEY'S a friend in deed. SWGGL alm. Page 22

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Tl 41 GlNNY around here is true blue, She'll always do a favor for you. Laughing eyes, her ready wit, She will ever do her bit. VIRGINIA BANNING works hard too, Her marks can set an example for you. Where ever she is, she'll be a happy one, And always good for lots of fun. The mildest manner with brave mind, He's both considerate and kind . . . An important cog in our class s rise He s a swell u as ou d surmise . . I 4 ' ' ' -' if JW W 1 MARSHALL EAYRNAIRD is Q good Soft, fly' Q ,Nr fy J A gentleman, scholar, and a good sport. - 1- ' I . W A cheery soul as he can't help but be, J ,!f 7L1 A success in life, just wait and see. W jj If ff I g A f,,J'LU4jf- , fell, Some think SEARLE is just in a daze, Others think that he's beyond aid. Both are wrong, and all should praise The lad who's considered sell made. SEARLE BARlZY'S way is to persevere, And while he's seriously inclined, I-Ie also can make a smile appear, - f And his humor is unconfined. Page 21 When music's note doth come and please, And moving fingers caress the keys, And concerto's ripple to the tall Building, to all corners ofthe hall. Tis GERALDINE BEIZG who plays out thus, With nary a bit of Fidget or fuss. She has that talent of hand and mind, With modesty that's hard to Find. With seeming childlike innocence She makes her way about, But her talk disproves for issues thence, A good mind there's no doubt. SYLVIA BERNSEN is known by all, And has been since that day, When opening school one eventful fall, Through the gates she went her way. A disposition as gold as her hair, That will charm 'most anyone anywhere DORIS BERNSTEIN, tall and serene, Without a throne she is a queen. Always willing to help those in need, She's done more than one good deed. I-Ier personality is so sweet, Honestly, we think she's neat.

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Di? H410 Dapper Dave see how he's dressed, With saratorial magnificence he's blessed. Whether for basketball or on a date, He's looking like an Esquire plate. A happy fellow, a friend to all, l-le's as happy go lucky as he is tall. DAVE BRAINERD toward's good clothes is prone, For clothes and comradeship he's known. Resolving to perform what she should, She's a girl who is well understood. A hard worker, also a brilliant scholar, She wears Phi Bete's key on her collar . . . Deduction no matter how hard it mi ht seem, ls pleasant to her! she doesn't day sream. Here we have a girl in much demand, A future success, Miss BERYL BRAND. A calm composure and unassuming way ls not all a student needs, But the one to whom our respects we pay, Has what's required for great deeds. As an athlete HOWIE rates with the best, l-le's a scholar of great reknown, With him as prexy the class is blest, All hail to our own HOWARD BROWN. Page 23 Quiet and serenity are grace in a girl, But here's one who doesn't her virtues unfurl Before crowds. Yet she is one who, Can speak up and say just what's true. She's a Phi Bete scholar, smart as can be, Active in school as you may see. ALICE BUTLER, the people's choice, For her they raise a united voice. From our view, BlLL'S a regular guy, With interests both varied and keen, 1 Popularity's a thing for which he neednt try, 'Tis a privilege with him to be seen. But this he lets not turn his head, With him friendship is true and fast, And some day when of him you've read, Remember BILL BUNDESEN'S past. When there's work to be done, get the man to do itl Make it GRANT Cl-lAVE, you'll never rue it. So much tenacity he does possess, l'-le won't give up till done, no less, Out for sports, versatile you see, He's well known by you and me. f Quick in action, thought, and deed, l-le's the kind this world will needy