Von Steuben High School - Progress Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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0,052 MR. R. MARSH-ASST. PRIN. The chemical elements of which a human body are composed may be purchased at a chemist's shop for something lilce ninety-eight cents. The personality housed in that body enhances that value to an unlimited amount. lt behooves us all to develop that personality to the utmost by getting everything possible from our contacts with the great minds of all time through our textbook and library facilities, with our teachers and with our fel- low students. Class room activity, division room leadership, extra- curricular participation all help us develop our personality. Von Steuben gives us the opportunities. as Class Par Excellence and Class Nonpareil -Miss l-lucld named you-but l, perhaps more than anyone else, know how much you really deserve your titles. I Watched you plan your activities and carry them through. I shared with you your disappointments, your joys, and your triumphs. May l make a tiny little plea for you- Please, World, treat our graduates most kindly and generously for they are such tine young men and Women. MRS. KALMON - SEN. ADVISOR

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Page 8 Page 9 The Von Steuben graduating seniors, 1935-1936, have initiated for their Alma Mater the policy of publishing the two semester annuals in one volume. That has been primarily an economy meas- ure, economy both in the financial cost and in the labor expended. Though both classes relinquished with real re- gret the privilege of publishing separate and distinct editions, nevertheless they generously accepted what seemed to be the best alternative offered. ' 1 I .z,V,' 43,71 - 5 e ' ' MISS N. C. HUDD-PRINCIPAL The spirit that prompted our gradu- ates to abide by the decision oi the ma- jority and to do graciously that which seemed best for all concerned, was just another evidence of their co-operation and good Will. The wonderful spirit that prevails throughout Von Steuben today is but the reflection of the loyalty and devotion that has characterized each member of each of the six groups Whom we have the pleosure of calling Our Graduates .

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I . MATH. DEPT. From left to right: O. KER- LEY, I. FRENCH, G. HEW- ITT, I. CLEVE, M. O'NEII.L. HOUSEHOLD ARTS Left to right: I. BARTELME, M. THIEM, E. NELSON. GYM DEPARTMENT Left to right: T. SMITH, E. HAMER, H. MAGIDA, E. F A C U L T Y ADDISON. 1 SENIOR IMPRESSION Unselfish people, who bore the brunt of our fallacies, and in return, incorporated into us an integral part of your beings-the knowledge you have so diligently garnered that we may profit by it, before We leave you,-accept our gratitude. Your gifts to us we can not evaluate Page 10 by any fixed standard, but rather a social scale which places the worth Page 11 far above any level yet reached. In view of our future deeds, let these words now suffice. lu