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

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SAMUEL ABBELL-always the smile . . classroom artist . . . ever-ready statistics. BEVERLY ALDERSON-consciem tious . . . reading room and listening room . . . faithful chors r idfffrffw MW JOA E ALTON-lives at the Coffee Shop' L . . the L . . . corresponds in code. DORIS ARGILE-busily breezing by . . . independent . . . twinkling eyes. NIARY BABB-boots . , . future secretary , , . unobstrusive. XVALTER BAYARD- YVhitey,' . that coordinated grin and wink . . baseball. fy gjl,14ff5-,LZ.J-A'a.,vvo2f cp-54? WW BARBARA BEZARK-talen ted scrib- ler I could wring her neck . . . and with those claws. MARJORIE BIVINS-off the subject . . eyes twinkle when she laughs . . . steady. Ps

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The subjects of the class meetings were mainly related to graduation. The white dresses and suits vs. caps and gowns question became red hot. ln the hrst vote caps and gowns wong but a petition from the other side was accepted by the administration, and a signed ballot was taken and white suits and dresses were victorious. 'l'here was much discussion about the class gift. lt was finally decided that the class gift would be a trophy case for the 'cups our interscholastic teams have been winning. Mr. Keohane, the class adviser for the Sophomore and junior years, again helped to solve the problems of the class. 'l'he problem of choosing a col- lege and the cut problem seemed to be the most talked about. 'llhis year was climaxed by the Senior Class Dinner on .lune 2, the lfacultyfen- ior 'l'ea on Il une 6, and of course, the Con- vocation on nl une ll. Alter our companionship ol' from one year to more than twelve in some cases, we turn over our responsibilities to the class behind us and prepare to take new responsibilities upon ourselves and to try to match in later years our high level of attainment in high school. Samoa Cmss Urricrias .loim GR i-1 i-ZN . lJ7'l'.YiIll671f lNlARII,YN Niciionsox l'if1'U-fJ7'L'5i1I'i'llZ -IAM:-:s H ixnsicx .S'gg'7'gm7'hi' Roi'.i1la'i' l,l,A'I l' . 7'7'L'fl.YIl7't'7' Ma. Roniiiai lf. Ki-3oHANr: l'lIlK'IIffsV ,ffz'vi.vz'r

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.-Xl.BHR'l' BCJlnflvl'ICI-lliRe'corners at 70 . . . allergic to pink lslipsl . . . lmorecl. -IAMl'iS l'lOUGHNlfRee-liow tie . . . line that mows 'em down . . . genial niive. H li N R Y I5 R OO K Seamateur me- chanic . , . Brooksie . . . remember the Kenwocrcl Commentator? l41l.F,ANOR C.-XRl,SUNelwlontle . . colorful talons . . . lvortlering on shy. Bl+l'l I'Y CARl,S'I'HN4eNYhat would the Wleekly have clone without her? . . . cheerfully competent . . . always on the go. -IUNHCOHHN-chitter-chatter . never clauntetl . . . lady of leisure. DAVID COMSTUCK-Boys' Clulv . . . man ahout school . , , plenty of punch. ROBERT' D.-XVliNl'OR'l'eehair split- ter . . . on the rush . , . the Gargoyle. Pag