Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1941 volume:

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Harper is always the same and yet always dif- ferent. From one year to the next our students have the same kind of teachers, belong to the same organizations and study the same subjects. This lends continuity and permanence. However, our student body is always changing. Every year old friends say farewell: we wel- come new friends. This makes Harper an institution where the clubs, organizations, and classes, change slowly in response to the demands of the succeeding years. Thus Harper is a school that preserves the best of the past and welcomes the finest of the future. e M l v ' ug ', FTA 'S' H Q' ff wx 1 , , VVVV ,, . Fwfga-13' 244 X 4 Q . gfgi ,':' yn Q ' 1 45 ,' : 5 :z.v1'f5fQ, w , VV . fx W ww wi ag Q, f - V ., H K .f.'f'Wri,: ev L , f - - ' 1 Y' - 1 '31, I - ' i m ff 3? 1 K E 3 K gigggit -if ff:v f A - X ., gy, , Sw - A I - , - ,.-f Aw . 1 -:-f 'I 2 13iis2'f-lf? 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STAFF riumphantly planning and developing the Shield was editor-in-chief, Paul Jerlstrom. eroes and heroines in the field of athletics, pre- sented by sports editors, J oe Kafka and Betty Reidy. fficiently handling pictures and cutlines was club editor Diana Jurkovich. nthusiastically soliciting ads land toting the money boxl was business editor, Bob Roethel. esigning, sketching and Cartooning skillfully Was successfully carried out by editor, Amelia Gagus. ntroducing the senior class to you was senior editor, Helen Schwartz. acking up posters and publicizing the Shield and its activities was publicity editor, George Duschene. utstanding copy was contributed by the literary editors, Renee Haas and Lois Fries. emarkable achievements were obtained by circula- tion manager, Mary Schewe. killfully assembled were division pictures and cut- lines by division editor, Marge Pendias. 1 u I 'ANY ,173 .b 5: 5 fm any HX ' Q1 fig' Qld, f xg 'kits Z4 35 Y Fi X625 ck at , L5 YJ? N, at.1'3,3l2g 53, bjj s V, J Q uf F' ff? EJ as Wx 4 3 n , - x. A -nf ' V .J if W f k-,fy J 59012 , Q if ws 6 S 5 . f N ' I mg ,Q ft- lbl TABLE OF CONTENTS A quick glance at this page will give you a preview of the 1941 Harper E? Shield. Beginning at the front We come upon the graduates, who are, . -1 ' f in our estimation, the main attraction of the book, photographed on page 13. ,11. ,af Next We flip over to the club section Where are pictured the educa- L -f ,, c.r..A.:x,- L., tional and recreational clubs created for the development and relaxation of Harperites on page 47. IE Coming up next is the boys' sports section Where our athletes dis- J play broad grins and shoulders on page 85. ,.. Then We go to the girls' sports section featuring the most popular lt. activities of the G. A. A. snapped in action on page 95. J' 1: Over in the division room section U' is pictured the entire enrollment of Harper on page lll. Finally the best part of the book, or the dessert, we have saved for the ... fl? fl- in -HT X last. In the Variety section w'?7ig:.1QA is assembled a little bit of everything, 't F fl Witticisms, personalities, candid sh-ots of Harper and Harperites on page 117. 5,-,,? ,,-iLf- 1-Lf-Q -fs.-P+ HARRY F. YATES, Principal HILE the world today is thrown into a turmoil consequent upon war: while men and nations are changing to fit the needs per- tinent to these conditions, the Harper High School continues upon its peaceful course of developing sound minds, strong bodies, and those standards of morality which make for a citizenship having the highest type of pa- triotism. Harper High School ever remains the same, yet is ever changing. It preserves its fine old customs and traditions: on the other hand, it constantly changes by progressing with the most modern and effective methods of educa- tion. Our school of which we are justly proud holds aloft the Torch of Learning fed by basic principles of sound morality and patriotism. 7359 l8l 1-.f-Qfx. ,-1,-,T-,.1 D fs-45 -1... 4' lg- va' N Mill' yd bw 4 '50, sf: , 4,5 . bw 5 x'oi 'W ,rt 5' bmi: v BLANCHE V. HEDEEN, Assistant Principal Y APPRECIATION cannot adequately be expressed for the unswerving loyalty and encouraging support of all Harperites during the past year. The splendid spirit of friendly cooperation of faculty and student body makes Harper the ideal school. To the Graduates of 1941, I wish success and happiness in whatever line of endeavor you have chosen to follow. Continue to carry on the same high standards of citizenship which have been so prominently displayed during your high school days. Of the great student body of Harper, we ask merely this: keep on with the Work before you. On your shoulders rests the burden of the fu- ture greatness of our school. Yours is the task of carrying forward the standard of Harper. 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Catherine Hopkins, Caleb Azarone, Joe Anderson, Clarice Arnold, Delores Babicky, Mary Rose Bailie, Marie Bartolini, John CLASS GIFT Zuelke, Dolores, Chairman Kabat, Mary CAP AND GOWN Shanks, Erwin, Chairman Bowes, Constance Maine. James PROM COMMITTEE Hill, Everett, Chairman Bennett, Edith Block, Francis Bukauski, Joe Friedman, Edwin Guth, Edward Majorp John Lackner. Lillian Hanna, Dorothy Johnson, Elaine Matkovich, Rose Moldenhauer, Elizabeth Olson, Norman Palumbo, Salvatore Ryan, William 4 FEBRUARY CLASS OFFICERS President ............. ........... J OHN RECCHIA Vice President ........... ........... T HOMAS MARKS Secretary .....,....., ............ S HIRLEY HAILSTONE Treasurer... .......... GENEVIEVE KUHN ANDERSON. CLARICE Clair . . likes roller skating . . dislikes g u m c r a c k e r s . . blonde and blue . . roses. BAKER. MARIE Rie-Rie . . likes to dance . . blonde and blue . . job as a sec- retary . . Gus. BLOCK. FRANCIS Buttercup . . star football player . . chem- istry . . cute and blonde . . Ken McAndrews. CALZARETTA. GENEVIEVE Gen . . likes to sing . . pet peeve: B.S. good typist . . His Honor.'f DUGGAN. LILLIAN Borie . . likes to knit . . pri- vate secretary . . loyalite . . Pen- ny . . likes gar- denias. FELD. DELORES D o 1 l y . . d r a w s funny cartoons . . Bry- ant and Stratton . . life saving club . . Ed. ARMAI.. LEONARD Curly . . likes football . . good at chemistry . . hopes to become a research chem- ist. BARREN, MILDRED T o r c h y . . court reporter . . letter club . . Fox Secretarial . . College . . likes the stu- dents . . roses. BOWES. CONSTANCE Connie , . saves postcards . . cap-gown comm. . . likes everybody . . Bill . . liked Mr. Seitz, CONWAY. FRANK Fritz . . likes all sports . . al- derman . . hopes to be a dentist louchl . . Red. DWYER. ANNA MAE Toughie . . swell jitterbug . . shield staff . . . . giggles ga- lore . . tells corny jokes . . Wa1ly. FITZGERALD. ROBERT Red . . plans trip to Europe . . prom comm. . . nice girls at Har- per . . Bud. ARNOLD. DELORES Dee . . dancing and dramatics . . never on time . . We Three . . per- sonality plus. BARRETT. JOHN Jack . . thinks Harper is too small . . tinkers with air- planes . . Nei1an Boman. BRONSON. AUDRY Audry . . dislikes late comers . . brown hair and blue eyes . . fun lover . . Charlie. CUMMINGS. ROSEMARY Rosie . . dislikes conceited people . . star reporter . . likes civics . . Betty . . drama club. EKSTER. MARY Mike . . likes to eat and sleep . . dislikes silly girls . . Norman. FITZGERALD. MARY Fritz . . likes to dance . . hopes to become a steward- ess . . likes all kinds of roses. ASCHENBRENNER, NORMAN Aschey . . man- ager oi Highway . . inter-mural basket- ball . . ambition: be- come a painter and decorator. BARTOLINI. JOHN Bart . . future draitsman . . bas- ketball player . . Eile6t11 . . likes pretty girls. BUDRECK. ELEANORE Screwball . . plays t h e p i a n o a n d dances . . N.H.S. . . dislikes inquisitive people . . Bruno. DECKER. ALVIN Al . . plays soft- ball . . . likes alge- bra . . iavorite color: blue . . Eileen. ENRIGHT. EDWARD Ed . , likes radios . . Highway staff . . likes to travel . . Friedman . . dai- Iodils. FLOOD. CATHERINE Cappy . . likes school spirit . . De Paul . . Mary . . liked a certain his- tory teacher. 1 AZARONE. JOSEPH Joe . . tinkers with motors . . liked S h a k e spearean plays . . nice curly hair . . good ath- lete. BELSKIS. CATHERINE Kay . . dislikes snobs . . iitterbug . . good typist . . Edith . . secre- tarial college . . G.A.A. . . art club. BUKAUSKI. JOSEPH Buck . . varsity basketball . . N.H.S. . . played Lil Ab- ner . . auto shop . . Genny. DEHN. CLARA Clair . . likes jornalism . . man- aging editor oi High- way . . hopes to be- come secretary , . HDOL.. ERICKSON. MARY CATHERINE Ricky . . likes dancing . . valedic- torian . . dislikes knuckle crackers. FLORIAN, ALICE Al . . jitterbug de-luxe . . artisti- cally-'inclined . . Elaine . . blonde and blue. BABICKY. MARY ROSE Mary . . sou- venir saver . . We Three . . Harold . . Wil- son Jr. College . . nifty dancer. BENNETT. EDITH Eddie . . girls' sports editor . . cheer leader . . N.H.S. . . likes red . . Kay . , Miss Posture. CAHILL, FRANCIS Frank . . hall guard comm. . . collects rare stamps . . steam litter . . likes his mother. DORR. RICHARD Dickie . . likes to drive . . con- cert orchestra . . likes red and white lHarperD . . Mac. FABER, CATHERINE Kay . . likes to dance . . blonde and blue . . business col- lege . . Marie . . Shield sales- man. FRIEDMAN. EDWARD Ed . . liked Harper . . good BAILIE. MARIE Babe . . col- lects pictures . . dislikes knuckle crackers . . prom comm. . . clean- up . . Kay. BARRY. MARGARET Peg . . collects poems . . dis- likes conceited people . . roses and brunette . . Kay. CATALDI. RAYMOND Ray . . likes to watch airplanes . . Armour Insti- tute . . concert band . . Joan . . red carna- tions. DOYLE. CHARLES Chuck . . he's in the navy now . . likes 'brunettes . . tire marshal Kenny. FEIL, DOROTHY Dottie . . popu- lar radio singer . . likes red roses . . good jitterbuq . . Bud. GREPO. LOUISE Lou . . dislikes gum crackers . . dancer . . red L, ot H. . . jitter- roses . . theatre fiend . . sports . . Red. bug . . Albert . . likes roses. l'6l GUST. HELEN Penny . . likes to roller skate . . dislikes con- ceited people , . gardenias. . . Mike. HERALD. EVELYN Stuff . . enjoys listening to radio . . likes home management . . ambition: t o work at Spieg- el's. JOHNSON. ELAINE E . . likes hockey games . . L. of H. . . prom- comm. . . dis- likes conceited people . . gar- denias. KOSTAL. LILLIAN Shorty . . col- lects pennies . . likes students . . a cappella choir . . ambition: work in a bank . . Earle. LUKAS. ANNE Lickie . . cor- responds with Hawaiians . . Red . . nursing school . . likes everyone . . gar- denias. MATKOVICH. ROSE Rose . . likes to dance . . ion- quils . . prom comm. . 4B party comm. . . cute. l'9l GUTH. EDWARD Eddy . . likes ba ketball . . Wilson Jr. Col- lege . . prom comm. . . Ken- neth . . stage craft. HILL. EVERETT HALE. GROVER Lefty . . baseball player . . anything red..5ft.8in... Gordon . . very bashiul. HILLGARTH. LA VERNE Hillie . . model Dopie . . collects airplanes . . 4B photographs . . dis- vice president , . likes gum crackers trig. his favorite . . Mitzie . . cleri- at Harper. J ANDA. JUNE Jerry . . likes dancing . . fav- orite color: red . . dislikes smart people . . Bell Telephone Co. KNAUS. HELEN cal worker. J ONKER. ANNA MAE Penny . . likes to sew . . beauty op- erator . . Boxie L. of H. . . just cr home girl. KREMER. HARRY Gabby . . en- Farmer . . hobby: joys eating . . mechanics . . six roses her iavor- tooter . . pet peeve ites . . G. A. A. clerical worker . . Essie. . . road hogs . . blonde and blue. I-CNG. MADSEN. GRACE CHARLES Lucky . .likes Chuck , , Army all SPOYIS - - ffl- Air Corps . . L. of H. vorite color: blue , , pet peeve: L, H, . . 5 ft. 5 in. . . . . machinist his dislikes knee- work, length stockings. MAXEY, MEIER, EDITH ROY Sis . . collects Mooney . . coins . . dislikes mour night school . . gum crackers . . Army doctor . . dis- Burroughs ma- likes ireshies??? chine school . . likes to tease his Muriel, niece. HAILSTONE. SHIRLEY Shir1 . , likes the movies . . N.H.S. . . 4B-4A secretary . . Mac , . personal- ity plus. HOCK. WALTER Sticks . . likes all forms oi music . . leader of dance band . . likes tiger lilies . . Gus. JURASKA. LENORA Lee . . head jani- tor??? . . art club . . Ming . . likes lunch periods Pa . . yellow dishes. KRIHA. EDWARD Eddie . . likes movies . . good athlete . . saves stamps . . loyalite . . black curly hair. MADSEN. JACK Jack . . Army Air Corps . . nice red hair . . good ath- lete . . likes to drive. MERKER. DELORES Del . . dramatics . . public speaking . . future lawyer dislikes swinging doors . . Jim L. of H. HANNA. DOROTHY Dottie . . adheres HAYES. DAVID Scouter . . var- to painting . . dis- sity basketball likes gigglers , . team . . public wants to become speaking and model . . Johnny. HOLMES. ESSIE Gabby . . roller discussion . . likes sports . . Buck. HOPKINS. CALEB Hoppe . . likes skating . . dislikes radio programs our boys . . nar . . 5 ft. 2 rn. . . red hair , . blue eyes. KABAT. MARY Mar . . dislikes rolled stockings . . nursing school . . Gun- . . gift comm. . . likes all kinds of flowers . . Bill. KATKUS. JULIA Jule . . ambi- tion: to be a teacher . . red likes the school spirit and white . . . . Harold. KOUBA. FRANCES Kid . . likes our proms . . sec. to Mr. Nebel . . Spanish lHarperJ . . Ju- 1ius! ' KUHN. GENEVIEVE Gen . . col- lects souvenirs . . 4B-4A class club . . Al. treasurer . . prom comm. . . N. H. S. . . Joie . . tire marshal. MAINE, MAJOR. JAMES JOHN Jim . . mad pho- Major . . R. O. tographer . . basket- ball and football . . Bob . . president of Spanish club. MOLDENHAUER. ELIZABETH Mac . . secretary French club . . green eyes . . dislikes road hogs . . likes movies . . Shirl. T. C. . . ushers club . . hopes to go to West Point. MOLITOR. LA VERNE Curly . . likes volley ball . . private secretary . . 4A party comm. . . Dizzy L. of H. I-IEISE. VERNA Verne . . fenc- inq . . saves pho- tographs . . pet peeve: Babe . . likes every- thing red . . Nick. HULET. ROBERT Bob . . models airplanes . . U. S. Marines . . tire marshal . . pet peeve: pesty girls . . Mr. Seitz. A KING. WILLIAM Buck . . civil engineer . . loy- alite . . dislikes corny jokes . . roller skating . . Chuck. LACKNER, LILLIAN Lil . . likes to sleep and eat . . chemistry . . cap-gown comm. ..L.otH...N. H. S. . . Mick- ey. MARKS. TOM Sparks . . 4A vice-president . . Illinois medical school . . rides motorcycle. MONAHAN. WILLIAM Bill . . smooth dancer . . loyal- ite . . good bas- ketball player . . speed demon . . cute kid. 5. MORAN. RITA Skeets . . dis- likes knee- length stockings . . likes school spirit . . Skee- wahs . . recep- tionist . . roses. NOBEL. PAUL Professor . . hitch-hiker . .likes math . . Mr. O'Keefe . . 5'10 a cappella choir . . M. R. W. PLANT. FRANCES Frannie . . col- lects photos . . dislikes: stuck-up people . . blonde and blue . . .Iennie. ROCHKE. VINCENT Roach . . pho- tography . . dis- likes up and down stairways . . trade school . . electrician . . corny jokes, SCHULTZ. ELEANOR ANN El . . hobby: men . . Eloz . . receptionist . . gardenias . . green . . secre- tary to teachers. STANCOUCZ. LAURABELLE Lolly . . Uni- versity of Chi- cago . . Lena . . dislikes argu- ments . . likes Mr. Borchardt's jokes. MOTTOLA, MCANDREWS. McCARTl-IY. McLAUGHLIN. RALPH KENNETH MARY GRACE Murph . .likes Mac . . chemistry Mac . . dislikes Gracie . . sales bookkeeping and and algebra . . ring floors talks . . girls . . dislikes billiards . . comm. . . I'm in the sweet peas . . Mor- stockings runs . . strawberries his Navy now . . gan Park Junior Tony . . 5' 7 . . favorites . . Chuck. College . . Alice. G. A. A. Betty . . chum- my girls. OLSON. OLSEN, OREMOVICH, PAULL. IDA NORMAN MARION RUTH Swede . .likes Olly . . city clerk May . , likes Ruthie , , likes Swimming . . fu- . . sports comm. . . reading . . blue and picnics . . good ture nurse . . pet peeve: E. S. . . .Iune. POLLY. CAROLYN Klunk . . saves pictures . . future model . . dislikes knuckle crackers . . Muriel . . likes aqua. ROGERS. ELIZABETH Sis . . likes to play checkers . . red hair . . Midge and Ming . yellow roses. SCHUSTER. ERWIN Erv . . hobby: red heads . . likes all the girls . . 5' 11 . .good in history . . Helen. SUMMERFIELD. MARGARET Miggs . . dis- likes late comers . . collects movie pictures , . Ad ..L.ofH...N. I-I. S. band and orchestra . . student council ..Lil .. orchids . . likes all dancer . . sweet- Olll' IBGCIIBIS . . PCGS . . SCIVBS UU' . . . .losephine. tographs . ,' 'Toeps . . movie fan. PORTER. PALUMBO, RECCHIA. VIOLET SALVATORE JOHN Vi . . likes to Sal . . dislikes Little Dictator . . read . . Moser Busi- ness School . . intel- lectual type . . Highway staff. RORISON. CATHERINE Ivy . . general of- fice work . . com- mencement comm. . Mary . . true loy- alite . . G. A. A. SCOTT. WILLIAM Irish . . Florida bound . . dislikes short skirts . . hob- by: humming . . Sidney . . pretty blue eyes. SWANSON. ELAINE Swede . . likes dancing . . orchids her favorite flower . . likes everybody . . Alice . . good driver. lipstick that smears pet peeve: knee- . . Armour Institute socks . . chemist . . . . track team . . 4A class president Marion. , . Howard. RUNDQUIST, RYAN. STANLEY BILL Stan . . blonde Bill . . tall, dark and blue . . red and handsome . . roses . . loyalite . . loyalite . . Harpers hallguard . . elec- baseball team . . trician . . every- good dancer. one's friend. SHANKS, SHWATAL. IRVIN HUGH BERNICE Shanks . . collects Bernie . . collects flags. .likes every- photos . . likes the body . . baker . . students . . blue vio- basketball team lets . . Eleanor and band. . . toe dancer. SWIDER, TIMOSCIEK. MARGARET OLGA Marge . . collects Timmy . . snoops post cards . . band the snoop???? . . and orchestra . . likes steno . . Shield orchids..likesthe salesman.. students. Elaine . . G. A. A. NELSON. HELEN 'Grandma . . collects Indian pennies . . dis- likes snobs . . likes olfice work . . Gladys . . 5' 9 . PEARL. ALICE Mick . . horse- back riding . . dislikes money b o r r o w e r s . . clerical w o r k e r . . yellow roses. REISER. DELORES Larry . . roller skater . . hall- guard . . Shield salesman . . dis- likes: conceited people. SAMUELSON. ALICE Sammy . . red hair . . green eyes . . Mary . . Morgan Park Junior College . . cheer leader. SMITH. CATHERINE Kay . . very petite meticulous dresser . . likes to dance . . roses . . loyalite . . Ed. TODD. RITA Toddy . . dis- likes finger nails chewers . . Pat . . telephone operator . . chem- istry and alge- bra. NELSON. MADELINE Midge . . likes basketball a nd the students . . N. H. S. . . Ming . . roses . . plays ball. PHEIFFER. J EAN Fife . . hobby: socials , . nurs- ing school . . L. of H. . . Ivy . , sweet peas , . likes swing. ROEHR. JUNE Junie . . lyric poetry . . likes to dance . . Shield salesman ,, . e v e r y o n e ' s friend. SCI-IEINER. JANET Ubrey . . pho- t o g r a p h y . . Fritz . . L. of H...N.I-I.S... Florida here I come! STANLEY. VIRGINIA Jerry . . good dancer . . blonde and blue . . Vogue dress de- signing . . Ray. TOSTI. ANGELINE Angie . . read- ing and dancing . . Charles . . blue eyes . . au- burn hair . . roses. l20l .1 .. J :XXX 'E 4. SW 11 .. 1, . af s ,. 4 New VOLZ. WALL, WALTON. WIANS, ZUELKE. CHARLES WILMA ARTHUR AURELIA DELORES Chuck . . pet Wally . . loves to Art . . likes base- Bert . . hobby: Dizzy . . L. of H. peeve: snobs . . 5 skate . . booth oiii- ball . . alderman . . music . . pet peeve: - - flighwfflf Editor ft. 11 in. . . toot- cial . . likes stu- aviation his ambi- cracking knuckles ' ' Bfezy. ' ' Rel h peeve. noisy driv- ball team . , Buck dents . . Whitey tion . . Jack . . . . L. of H... Katie ers . u beige and dark curly hair. . . Superb. 5' 7 . . . doctor . . 5' 2 . mums. ARTESE. HOWARD Dago . . likes to roller skate . . L. of H. . . loyalite . . join Marines . . likes everybody. FELGENHAUR. ELIZABETH Lizzie . . likes to ride a bike . . Northwestern . . hopes to become a reporter. - NON PICTURED FLYNN. WILLIAM Irish . . likes sports . . dislikes corny jokes . . wants to get a job. GLEASON. WALTER Percy . . lyric poetry . . intellectual person . . woman hater . . Highway. POLZIN. ALMA Al . . likes the theatre . . some man's secretary , . yellow roses . . G. A. A. SCORZA. THERESA Terry . . collects her friends' pictures . . going to night school . . Frank and Alma. SCHULDT, LA VERNE Vicky . . High- way staii . . hobby: plays the Hawai- ian guitar . . 5' 4V2 . . doesn't like his- tory. SEYMOUR. GORDON Gordie . . good dancer . . lovalite . . red roses . . woman hater . cute kid. Q I 22 Lfzfiff 3. z -ff, Xu Q HL, 2' I M1 , A ,M 1.71 x W. , ' me me 1 lim. ., K, ff - . Mhz, ,.f I 'O W' 'G 9 .1 X 'af E 5 fla w , K Q2 Q, - 5 A 7 E v . :- - 4E:'tfi? '-,' .: , 2' ' 5' Efl33Z2f V 4 . x i V A . I 13M i 315 WQQ , Q JUNE COMMITTEES Anderer, Jerry Angone, Bernice Barre, Cecelia Bergman, Walter Casey, Lenore Caswick, Clarence Cosich, Edward COMMENCEMENT Austin, June, Chairman Davidson, David Doyle, Mary Hawrysio, Eugene Kafka, Joe Lenz, Ruth Le Pore, Matt Link, Erwin BIDS Calzaretta, Genevieve David,Art Casper, Lorraine Clark, Kenneth Schick, Bob Schultz Berg, Betty Bosco, Rita Coglianese, Ralph Doyle, James Duschene, George Gargotto, Charles Gustafson, Bert Annerino, August Bahnsen, Allan Claras, Carl Ely, John Enright, Grace Hansen, Lorraine Giblin, Dan J erlstrom, Paul PROM Hennessey, Dorothy Jonikas, Al Jurkovich, Diana Kasley, David Kelly, Marie Kipp, Edith Lunaburg, Jeanne Wolff. Earl FINANCE AND SALES Monti, J erry, Chairman Hill, Jack Hunt. Mary Johnson, Helen Jorgensen, Walter Kemmler, Shirley La Rocque, La Verne Zellow, Clara Marines, George McClean, Shirley Minkel, Marceline Nichlos, Elizabeth Or1off,Melvin Schwartz, Helen Sommerfeld, Alfred Matecun, Jane Platt, Evelyn Rieckhoff, Leona . Clarence Manus, Kenneth McDonald, Phillip McLane, Royal Morrey, Doris Presler, Grace Ryan, Lorraine Sullivan, Bill Pendias, Marge Rolf, Shirley Sheehy, Bob Smetana, Frances Sorich, Robert Sullivan, Lorraine 24 25 JUNE CLASS OFFICERS President ......,,.. ........ H ENBY LUEHHING Vice President ......., .......... L EE DESORMEY Secretary ......... ......... J UEL MURPHY Treasurer ..... ,... ....... L U CILLE BLECK f s it X TE. M RY f'Tee . . hobby: collects pins . . dislikes floor talks . .anything blue . . red roses. ,I ANDERSON. VIRGINIA Andy . . good tennis player . . dislikes corny jokes . . garde- nias . . blue . . chem. . . Dean. BACULIS. VIOLET Vi . . Bryant and Stratton . . L. of H. .- . likes to roller skate and play tennis . . library assist. ant. BARRE. CECELIA Chili . . likes dancing . . tele- phone operator . . dislikes con- eeited people . . 'hall-guard. BERG. MARTIN Bud . . hobby: drumming . . Highway staff . . liked fine school spirit . . dance band. BLECK. LUCILLE Lu . . good bowler . . student council . . N. H. S. 4b-4a treas- urer . . always busy. . ..,. -:s..f ALBERT, ANDERER. RUTH GERALDINE Fluffy . . Gerry . . likes sketches . . dis- anything athletic.. likes people who brown hair and keep her waiting eyes . . Loyalites . . HG F .. . . a cappella . . G. A. A. ANGONE. BERNICE Bebe . . hobby: dancing . . Fox Secretarial Col- lege . . Shield salesman . ,Eng- lish . . jitterbug. G.A.A... . AN GSTEN. GEORGE Georgie . . sports enthusiast . . swell swimmer and diver . . good dancer red and white. BAHNSEN, BAIER. ALLEN RUTH B a n n i e . . Speck . . dancing dance band . . her hobby . . Det N. H. S. . . prom peeve: certain Har- comm. . . L. of H, per boys . . stenog- . . good dancer . . George. BATRUEL. MATT raphers school . . Nooks. BEILF USS. MILDRED Sharky . . good Millie . . guitar bowler . . chem- player . . dislikes ical engineer , . conceited people movie operator . . 5' 8 . . dis- likes gum crack- ers. and some boys Spanish club. BERGMAN, BERGMANN. ROBERT ALICE Gink . . dis- Blondie . . likes likes silly girls to dance . . dislikes . . hobby: trav- people who push.. eling around the globe . . Hank . . good chemist. bookroom sec. . . L. of H. BOAL, BOGGIANO. ROBERT RITA Bob . . hobby: Bogg . . likes anything con- baseball . . presi- nected with dent Spanish club.. sports. . football L. of l-I. . . letter star . . ioin the club . . foreign cor- Coast Guard. respondent. ANDERSEN. ANDERSON. MARY JANE JUNE Andie . . likes Junie . . dislikes knitting . . chem. . . late comers . . good dislikes drivers . . G. A. A. . . .lul. ANNERINO. AUGUST Peter . . good dancer . . Captain basketball team . . back seat in English . . col- lects souvenirs clerical worker. ASPLING. GLADYS Gladie . . dislikes stuck up girls office practice St. Ambrose College HSPOUYH - . Latin . . Dolores . . likes Cl'-lb - - G- A. A. everyone. BAIKIE, BALTUSNIK, KENNETH GENEVIEVE Wolf . . an his Gene . . hobby: favorite subject . . likes our girls . . hopes to work. saving dance bids ambition: undecided . . likes everything . . French club. BELAND, BELVEDERE. BERNADINE ALBERT Bernie . . likes Jumbo . . builds dancing . . future airplanes . . ambi- telephone operator tion: aeronautical Shield salesman . . engineer . . Nick cute kid. BERGMAN N, WALTER . . loyalite. BERKE. RALPH Cur1y . . 4b pres- Ralphie . . enjoys ident . . likes twin roller skating sister . . dislikes dislikes anythi-ng corny jokes . . connected with blond-blue. school . . join army. BOSCO. BOWMAN, RITA CATHERINE Butch . . hobby: Katy . . collects ANDERSON. ANDERSON. MARY FRANCES NORMA Frankie . . sports enthusiast . . dislikes con- ceited people . . Marie . . star bowler . . L. of H. . . likes ev- eryone. AUSTIN. JUNE Junie . . dis- likes anyone who brags . . alderman . . liked our stu- dents . .N. H. S. . . Herb. BANCEVICUIS. ISABELLE Binky . . likes friendly students . . G. A. A. . . blond and blue . . Babe . . a cappella. BENTZ, COLLETTE Col . . collects autograph photo- graphs . . dis- 1 i k e s braggers Mildred . . Teachers' Col- lege. BERNARDY. PAUL Pete . . makes airplanes . . am- bition: join the navy . . Bob b 1 u e e y e s . . loyalite. BRADBROOK. JOHN Stinky . . am- bition: farming . . Jitterbugginq . . movie stars pictures nursing school . . . . dislikes conceited -likes our girls . . Luella . . prom fellows . . ambition: comm. . . dislikes Harper's rules. salesgirl. good dancer . . makes eyes at subs. Babe . . likes music . . dislikes talkative people . . Northwestern . . Pinky . . G. A. A. AYE. WAYNE Aye . . collects pocket knives . . dislikes b r a g - gers . . R.O.T.C. . . fire marshal . . ushers club. BARICH. RICHARD Casanova . football hero!! . . Southern Cali- fornia . . best friend: I r e n e Mayor. Harper City. BERG. BETTY Ma Taft . . treasurer N.H.S. Shield staff . . May queen court . . prom comm. . . StanIey. BIM MERLE. ROBERT B o b dislikes being called Ber- mill . . school of aeronautics . . concert band . . Tom. BRAKER. GRACE Freck1es . . pet peeve: lipstick and rouge . . to be a missionary . . Phyllis. l26l fn ' , VV L , Q , , , ,- ,. ,, 1 -M -Q, V N I , A 9.qn2.., A tix. aa, 1,2 wg i t .Q 0 - f 1 .V ,qi Y' l27l Q5 if ffg' 'P 1 5- , wiki ' Z Wglflpgpr Li, .. w,,-xv Lf' 1 1if9 Qifi-Wi Sf, Q 4 M. f 1552 im -'J.,.xA,+'fKi1.:i, 0415 l28l BRANDT, IEANNETTE Jean . . pet p e e v e : g u m : r a c k e r s . . wants to be typ- .st . . student :ouncil . . G.A.A. IAMPBELL. BETTY Betts . . hobby: 'oller skating at Nhite City . . 'Rita . . G.A:A. . telephone op- arator. IASEY. .EONRE 'Lee . . likes to oller skate . . I. H. S. . . alder- nan . . student council . . social omni. IHIZAUSKAS. IAY 'Chizy , . hob- iy: dancing . . ret peeve: silly rirls . . Jack .all g u a r d . . ,kes the girls. SLUEVER. SEORGETTE Georgie . . col- icts autographs . likes to sew . business col- age . . steno- vpist . . cute red ead. OWIE. AMES Jimmy . . 'orthwestern . . res. of L. of l-I. . social comm. . hobby: pho- igraphy. i291 BRAY. BROGAN. MARJORIE JAMES Maggie , , Brodie . . hobby: likes singing , , billiards . . book- horseback riding keeper . . dislikes . . likes to sing homework . . Ger- any song , , G, man club . . loy- A. A. alite. CAPPETTO. CAPPETTO. JOE MICHAEL Little Joe . . Mikie . . cute kid dislikes being . . hall guard . . called Dago .. wavy hair . . dis- enjoys jitterbug- likes Dencil borrow- ging , , collects ers . . loyalite. movie stars' pic- tures. CASPER, CASSIDY. LORRAINE JOHN Vickie . . en- Kaye . . dislike joys dancing . . gum crackers . . dislikes eo le basketball and P P who come late . . Bruce . . baseball star . Shield salesman . . Treasurer N.H.S, Vivian. A Cl-IOPP, CILIA. DOROTHY JOHANNA Dot . . ambi- Jo . , hobby: sew- tion: beautician ing . . dislikes . . likes the braggers . .future school spirit dress desi ner . . g . . sec. for the art club . . John. teachers . . G. A. A. COGLIANESE. JAMES Jim . . pet p e e v e : being kept.waiting . . Demke . . print shop . . hopes to get a job. COGLIANESE. RALPH Little Nick . prom comm. . water boy on foot- ball team . . Jean . . Spanish club. CRAEMER. CRIVELLONE. DARLINE TONY Doll . . likes Tone . . hobby: dancing . . or- all sports . . good chids . . U. of swimmer . . Tom Ill. . . Pres. of hall guard . . likes French club . . auto shop . . 5' 8 . Mpeg... BROWN. WARREN Tubs . . dislikes stuck-up girls . . Wilson Junior Col- lege . . enjoys all sports. CAPRETZ. EDWIN Rip . . hobby: bowling . . dislikes knuckle crackers . . alderman , , track team . . Zicarelli . . 5' 8 . CASWICK. CLARENCE Fritz . hobby: clay sculpturing . . loyalites . . likes chem. . . L. of H. prom comm. . . John. CLARAS. CARL Mort . . likes to tease the girls Armour Institute football player swimming team. CONKLIN. LAWRENCE Jinx . . pet peeve: glrls' hats . . likes men teachers . . ambition: railroad engineer . . Dot. CRONE. ETHYL Shorty . . volley- ball expert . . ambi- tiin: nursing . . L. of H. . . likes cer- tain teachers . . Theresa. BUTLER. LORRAINE Micky . . dancing dis her hobby , . likes bum jokes Com . . student council . . G. A. A. CAPUTO. ANTHONY Zeke . . dislikes women drivers . hallguard captain Wilson Junior Col- lege . . photog- raphy. CERRONE. LOUIS Lou . . hobby roller skating . hopes to be an avi- ator . . Chuck . . dislikes History CLARK. KENNETH Kenny . . hobby: jitterbugging . . pet peeve: girls chew- ing gum while danc- ing . . Sindelar. CONRATH. JOHN i Honey . . saves stamps . . auto shop . . good dancer . lo alite ardent y . . movie goer. CURTIAN. LAWRENCE Larry . . hobby: bowling . . pet eeve' girls with P . -knee stocking . R. O. T. C. CALZARETTA, MARIE Blondie . . hobby: dancing . . dislikes untidy b o y s . . tele- phone operator . . alderman . . Spanish club. CARBRAY. PATRICIA Pat . . ambi- tious student . . loyalite . . G. A. A. . . ping-pong . . dislikes gum crackers . . Bernice. CESARIO. LUCILLE Lou . . collects pictures . . dec- orator . . G. A. A... . hallguard . . pretty blue eyes . . 5' Z . CLEMENTE. VIOLA Dirnples . '. likes lunch peri- ods . . hobby: collecting photo- graphs . . Shield s al e s m a n . . Doris . . G. .Wk T , coox, A RITA Cookie . . likes dancing . . red roses . . Betty . . future nurse . . blond and blue . . L. of H. ILA. ,QW ..G.A.A. DAHLKE. IRENE Rend . . likes to give sales floor talks neat dresser . . very quiet girl. ,.'Q. I CAMER. MARGARET Margie . . G. A. A. . . alder- man . . plans' to be sec. . . loyal- iie . . good danc- er . . Lill. CARLSON. LA VERNE Slim . . horse- back riding . . chem . . slept inMr.Finucane's Steno class . . Joe .N . 5' 5 . CHAKMAK. LUCY inquisitive ple . . . . hopes a singer . . guard . the movies. CLEMONS. DORIS Woo . .hobbyi saving best friend . . drum ette . . ll pella choir cosrcn EDWARD p Snowball . . pet peeve: stuck- up people . . rinter . . foot- all star . . P b Spanish club . . Julia. DALY. LUCY Irish . . ama- teur detective?? . . dislikes con- ceited people . . giggles galore . . blue eyes . . De1ores. ' ness.-ssu..-...x.i.s... ......s.a..... .s.sg......3a.s2.ullii. -- ' . F? ?ff'A'iX -'-F Tt- if 4 .l,, 5. .Ia fi L if slrqii wwf- 5 - DANIELS. MAY May . . Tony . . Deanne . . Drum majorette . . May queen court . . likes tennis. DEWITT. FRED Fritz . . Good football player . . stagecrait . . jitterbug . . Bas- ketball Kany- piper. EIFEL. GEORGE Eiiel . . ihobby: baseball . . L. of H. . . star baseball player , , neat dresser , . loyalite . . roses. FELTZ. KENNETH Kenny . . verY quiet , , loyalite . . curly hair . . likes sports. POOS. MARJORIE Margie . . dis- likes noisy eat- ers . . likes read- ings . . Erma teachers' college ..G.A.A. GALLAGHER. JOSEPH Joe . . pet peeve: Gclgus . . loyalite . . smart men in public speaking . . de- bater.' . .n..-n3 DAVID. ARTHUR Fagin . . 6' Z . . Scot . . roses . . loyalite . . good dancer . . drattsman . . A r chitectural club. DI BERNNARDI. NICHOLAS Nickie' . . Al- bie . . red . . big feet . . black curly hair . . au- tomobile enthu- siast . . me- chanic. EKLIN. ESTER Blonde . . dis- likes nosey peo- ple . . office practice . . likes dancing . . L. oi H. . . G. A. A. . . Lou movie goer. FINN. RICHARD Rich . . R.O.T. C. oilicer . . loy- alite . . very stu- dious . . David good dancer. POSNACHT. CATHERINE Kay . . very in- telligent . . good looking . . G. A. A. . . likes his- tory . . likes dancing . . loy- alite. GANAKOS. DEANNE Dee . . drum majorette . . best friend . . May Daniels . . des- tination Morgan Park Junior Col- lege. DAVIDSON, DAVIDSON DAVID KENNETH Dave , . Finn . . Dave . . Bar- sport enthusiast . . bara . . brown eyes R.O.T.C. . . big eater . . radio bug . . . Civics , . loyalite Basketball . . Span- . . roller skating. ' h l b . . h'd DI BIASE. MICHAEL Mike . . Ozzie . musically inclined . snappy dresser . wonderiul dancer. ELLINGER. RUTH Ruthie . . hobby piano playing . . Let- ter club . . Pres. IS CU. OIC 1 S. DIMAS. IRENE ..De.. . . likes danc- , ing . . dislikes gum , crackers . . G.A.A. nice dresser . . loyalite . . orchids. ELY, JOHN Johnnie . . hobby: tennis . . kind oi bashiul . . L. of H. G.A.A. . . N. H. S. - . C1G1eHCe - I , JQqn . , 01. loyalite . . P10111 chids. Comm- FINNIGAN, FISCHER. ROBERT ROBERT Bob . . tour the Fish - - PIGYS SCX- U- S, , , hghbyg ophone . . Sergeant billiards . . Blond Of P-rms - - MC-ith - - and Blue . . football Richard - - COD' team . . I.. ot H. Cen bund- FRANK, FRIES. ROBERT 1-OTS Bob , , dislikes Louie . . collects bgby tqlk , , Marie COUIS . . N. H. S. . . , , get Q position , , literary co-Editor ot hobby: dancing . . Shield . - Re - - loyalite, dislikes stuck-ups. GARDING. GARGOTTO. DOROTHY CHARLES , Dot . . good in Chuck . . tall. all sports . . Red dark, and handsome . . G.A.A. . . roller . . loyalite . . artist skating..gardenias. de luxe . . headed r...t.. for a sailor's life. DAX. MARGARET Margie . . Jane . . volley ball . . baseball . . secre- tary . . gardenias . . football games. DOYLE. MARY Irish . . hobby: dancing . . blond . . blue . . ambition: secretary . . G.A.A. ..L.oiI'I...loy- alite . . roses. ENRIGHT. GRACE Blonde . . likes dancing . . likes to have dates . . Pat . . G.A.A. . . Dis- likes corny jokes . . loyalite. FLEMING. DORTHEA Dor . . lovely voice . . G.A.A. . . red roses . . Mary . . likes movies and plays. GAERTIG. ROY Roy . . very hand- some . . auto shop . . liked Hamlet . . loyalite . . U. of C. . . George . . good dancer. GAWRUSIK. OLGA Gaga . . hobby: dancing . . alder- man . . blonde and blue . . pet peeve: boys who can't dance. DE GROODT. RUTH Ruthie . . Bob . . always wears a bow . . blue eyes . . brown hair. DUSCHENE. GEORGE Junior Tait . . Pub. Editor Shield . . L. of H. . . Pres. N. H. S. . . Bob . . Prom Comm. ENZENBACHER. JUNE June . . likes anything athletic . . steno-type . . G. A. A. . . loy- alite . . red roses. FLOERSCH. ROBERT Hoosier . . model aircralt . . good in history . . Robert . . pet peeve: red heads. GAGUS. AMELIA Tovarisch . . Black beauty-. . cheerleader . . Art Editor of Shield . . Head- ing for the Art Institute. GERRICK. I-IELENE Helene . . pet peeve: people who brag . . N. H.S...L.ofH. . . De Paul Uni- versity . . blonde and blue. DEVITT. PATRICIA Pat . . Grace . . magnetic per- sonality . . likes dancing . . secre- tary . . loyalite ..G.A.A... Biology. , EDWARDS. HARRY Bud . . collects phonograph rec- ords . . chern- ical engineer . . Jim . . Chief Justice . . Pres. N. H.S...L.oi H. FARRINGTON. FRANCIS Frank . . hob- by: baseball . . be an optome- trist . . concert band . . physics . . civics. FLORREICH, HILDEGARDE I.ill . . Pres German Club , public speaking . . roses . . very pretty . . G. A A. . . N. of H. GALL. BOB Duffy . . tracl team . . hal guard captain . hobby: drinking Pepsi-Cola . blue. GIAMMONA. CHARLES Chuck , . hok by: roller skatin: . . swimmim team . . ambitio: to be an Arm' Pilot . . rel roses. l30l 'Qin- 5- G-V. 'QW rm mum X. X l32l ,I I I gf X43 .1eflaL1N. , EILLESPIE. DANIEL , ,pf J oms QGib ff like Der . . likes tall -sports , . students. .true glb in V gfgon Harperite - . . G. apt? Z'-lzyalite A. A. . . wants futurefp ' 4U be stenog- cian . . wig rapher . . Shield stuffy jg stuff. .I I A GRAND. GRAY. WILLIAM LILLIAN Bill . . likes to Lil . . loves to dance . . pet peeve: conceited people . . loy- alite . . good athlete . . roses. HAAS. RENEE Ren . . Shield Literary Co-Edi- tor..N.H.S... L. of H. . . in- tellectual type . . loyalite . . future reporter. HAYNIE. MARY Sis . . liked public speaking . . N. H. S. . . Elsie . . L. of H. . . collects souvenirs . . or- chids. It-isnrsn. Gsnrriuns Gert . . likes to sew . . L. of H. . . Bill . . N. H. S. . . nice per- sonality . . roses . . swell kid. HORAN. MARY Irish . . hob- by: dress design- ing . . likes jour- nalism . , Ger- ry . . feature editor of High- way . . secre- tary. l33l sing . . hobby: music . . G.A.A. likes to dance . . orchids. HAGLUND. MARION Swede . . likes all sports . . G. A.A. . . very good swimmer . . Physical Educa- tion Teacher . . Sweet Peas. HEILMANN. DOROTHY Dot . . likes the movies . . collects photo- graphs . . L. of H. . . dislikes stuck-up people. HEYWOOD. DOLORES Dee . . likes to dance . . G.A.A. . . sports enthu- siast . . L. of H. . . likes the stu- dents of Harper. HUGHES. AGNES Dixie . . likes to dance . . 5' 7 . . dislikes con- ceited people . . likes students . . Vernon . . roses. GLASS. LORRAINE Lor . . Latin Club . . collects post cards . . Loyalite . . L. of H. . . roses . . blond and blue. GREPO. ELEANOR El . . likes to jit- terbug . . blonde and blue . . G. A. A. . . pet peeve: knuckle crackers . . roses . . Loyalite. HAIMANN. RAY Red . . Hobby: likes to tinker with motors . . Hall Guard Captain . . Loyalite . . lilies. HEINRICH. ANNA Anne . . likes to sew . . G.A.A. collects photographs . . Loyalite . . many friends . . roses. HILL. JACK Jack . . good dancer . . Lorraine . . athletically in- GLATZHOFER. GOLDBERG. GEORGE ROSLYN G1atz . . likes to ROSIE . . likes swim . . luture me- stenographic sub- chanic . . Loyalite jects . . very good souvenir collector . . typist . . Shield staff has many friends. . . L. of H. . , gar- denias. GRINIS. GROTZKE. JOSEPH DOROTHY Joe . . hobby: Au- Dot . . another tomobiles . . meticu- dance enthusiast . . lous dresser . . likes G.A.A. . . pet peeve: students . . true knuckle crackers . . l-larperite . . likes to roses . . loyalite. swim. HANKA. HARRY Hank . . blonde and blue . . likes the movies . . pet peeve: people who brag . . good printer. HA NSEN. LORRAIN E or . . likes to dance . . blonde and blue..L.ofH... Colette . . roses petite. HELMOLD. HENDERSON. ROBERT LUCILLE Hoosier . . future Lou . . ambition: army officer . . private secretary . . Bob . . R.O.T.C. L. of H. . . N. H. S. . . likes to have fun . . likes Harper's loyalite. students . . blonde hair . . gardenias. HILL. HOGAN. JUNE THOMAS Junie . .all around Tom , , auto shop athlete . . has many , , likes sports , , friends . . G.A.A. . . sweet peas . . grand clined . . roller skat- IOYUHIG - - L- of H- guy . . movie en- ing . . roses . . dis- . . sweet peas. thusiast . . loyalite. likes catty girls. N N ' 1 N .. HUNT. X- ' ' 'x J AHNKE, MARY ' DOROTHY GRACE ' h' . obby: Dot . . hobby: Mar . . good at rn. at ri 'ng.. horseback riding.. public speaking , . fs'-' olor blue Jimmy . . chem- L. of H. . . Latin . d' ik s encores istry . . blue . . Club . . G.A.A . . . .T. . blonde . . likes her teachers' secretary. , boots. .a-.........+..... .- -- ...,..-..-... .... . ......s.......... ..- . :........s ....4Jh:........ GORDON. JANE Flash . . loves all sports . . pleasing person- ality . . G.A.A. . . good dancer . . roses . . cute kid GUSTAFSON. BERT Gus . . hobby: is jitterbugging . . auto shop . . swims , . pet peeve: stuck-up girls. HAUGH, LORETTA ' Retta . . ambi- tion: private sec- retary . . 5' 5' . . L. of H. . . pet peeve: braggers . . gardenias . . G.A.A. HENNESSEY. DOROTHY Dot . . hobby: horseback riding . . G.A.A. . . Shield salesman . . Bob . . pretty green eyes . . orchids. HOLLOWAY. VIOLET Happy . . Latin club . . Rose . . very sedate person . . future stenographer. JANUSKA. IRENE Rene . . loves flowers . . likes reading . . G.A. A. . . loyalite . . secretary . . L. of H. . . movie goer. GRAN ATA. GLORIA Glor . . intel- lectual type . . English her fa- vorite subject . . likes I-Iarper's teachers . . roses . . Loyalite. HAAS. JANE Janie . . loves to read . . L. of H. . . likes stu- dents . . pet peeve: gum crackers. HAWRYSIO. EUGENE Jeep . . likes to eat . . 6' . . Bob . . L. of H. . . hall guard . . pet peeve: the bell. HEPP, JOHN Jack . . likes to tinker with motors . . auto shop . . Loyalite . . black wavy hair . . Civics. HOOKS. MARY Mary . . hob- by: roller skat- ing . . dislikes gum crackers . . Jim . . likes Harper's dances . . future secre- tary. J ASAITIS. PETER Petey . . likes all sports . . dis- likes girls who smoke , . Milk- int . . Yankton, College . . Foot- ball. H li 4 lf? Wi J? .1 -1 -H . -3, .QW . A I . ly ,.'Li f'! if -t T 4 5 qi Ai Fi JERLSTROM. PAUL Swede . . Ed. in Chief 1941 Shield . . Ath- letic Mgr. . .Ten-A nis star . . N. H. S. . . Betty. J UD. ROBERT Bobby . . likes to hunt and fish . . R. O. T. C. officer . . auto shop . . loyalite . . Grannes . . 5' 2 . KELLER. JOHN Kelly . . liked auto shop . . hobby: hitch-hik- ing . . Sis . . to attend a trade School. KLEIN. DOROTHY Dar . . danc- ing her favorite . . Don . . am- bition: secretary . . hallguard . . German club . . G. A. A. . . sweet girl. I . 'ln KORT. DORIS Kart . . dislikes comic books . . knits and dances . . Eliz . . arn- bition: interior dec. . . L. of H. KURKUL. ALEX Ace . . star golfer . . liked division the best . . basketball s t a r . . brown hair . . green eyes. J OBBINS. DOROTHY Duke . . hob- by: dress de- signing . . com- mercial artist . . liked everything in Harper. JURKOVICH. DIANA Sailor . . likes dancing . . am- bition: nursing.. cheer leader . . Shield Club Edi- tor . . Prom. comm. KELLY. MARIE Molly . . good . . dis- dancer likes corny jokes . . Al and Mary . . G. A. A. . . loyalite. KLEIN. LA VERNE Love . . good piano player . . telephone opera- tor . , G. A. A. . . hallguard . . alderman. KOVACEVICH, EMIL Levy . . likes to make model airplanes . . pet peeve: stained ties . . alderman. KWINN. EDWARD Whitey . . col- lects stamps . . N. H. S. . . movie operator . . likes chem. . . to be aviator . . trav- els. JOHNSON. HELEN Blondie . . likes to dance and bowl . . Fox Sec. College . . L. of H. . . Latin club . . C. F. N. KAFKA. JOE Moses . . football team . . Shield Sports Editor . . N. H. S. . . pet peeve: braggers . . loyalite. KEMMLER. SHIRLEY Sal . . pet peeve: triple fourth . . typ- ist on Highway . . Helen . . Bryant and Stratton. KLODE. VIOLETTE Vi . . N. H. S. . . hall guard . busi- ness college . . hob- by: horseback rid- ing..5'5 ..G. A. A. . . likes to ride a bike. KRAATZ. BERNICE Bunny . . hobby: saving different uni- forms . . pet peeve: people who stare. LA ROCQUE. LA VERNE Bonnie . . dislikes to break a finger- nail . . Kenny . . French club . . G. A. A. JONES. BETTY LOU LuLu . . hobby: photographs . . comptometer school ..G.A.A...dis- likes triple fourth. KASLEY. DAVID Dave . . likes all sports . . join coast guard . . Bob . . social comm. . . loy- alite . . football team. KENNEY. JOHN John . . alderman . . skating team . . pet peeve: conceited people . . Emily . . loyalite. KNEZEVICH. ELENORE Knezie . . dancing . . likes anything pink or blue . . dis- likes tests . . G. A. A. . . N. H. S. KREY. FLORENCE Barney . . danc- ing and ping pong . . Florence . . L. of H. . . dislikes getting bumped . . ambition: secretary. LAURIN. ANNE Shorty . . dancing and swimming . . pet peeve: conceited boys . . Rosalie . . Spanish club . . G. A. A. JONES. PHYLLIS Phil . . dislikes triple fourth . . doc- tor's sec. . . reading and shorthand . . G. A. A. . . loyalite. KAZLAUSKAS. VINCENT Lugan . . dislikes homework . . col- lects proverbs . . likes dancing . . pet peeve: certain teachers. KIHL. ELAINE Dutch . . likes to dance . . dislikes tardy people . . red and white . . CHar- perl . . G. A. A. KNUTTE. JOE Joe . . collects dodo birds . . ambi- tion: policeman . . a u t o s h o p . . Shark . . loyalite . . brown eyes. KRUEGER. WILLIAM Willy . . hobby: swimming . . likes everything c o n- nected with cars . . good dancer. LAWLOR. JACK Nightowler . . likes to play cards . . dislikes slow people . . electric shop . . Ray. J ONIKAS. ALBINA Al . . dancing . . a career girl? . . Latin club . . Highway staff . . private sec. . . Steve . . G. A. A. KEANE. COLETTE Clicky . . col- lects pictures of movie stars . . Glee club . . Lorraine . , l i k e s night dances. KIPP. EDITH Edie . . hobby: horseback riding . . Fox secreta- rial college . . star bowler . . G. A. A. . . loy- alite. KOHLER. MARIE Marie . . hob- by: dancing . . d i s l i k e s gum crackers . . likes office practice . . b l u e e y e s . . Mary. KUMMER. BERNICE Bernie . . dis- likes being kept waiting . . likes typing and short- hand . . Pat. LEAHY. ROBERT Cupid . . hob- by: lyric poetry . . dislikes nail polish . . N. H. S. ..R.O.T.C.,. ushers club. .Q '.-....., . -- 2 iii YQ SQ- X G , x i H .an m ition: b he ..stu- dent rt . . dis- lik o r n e y jokes. KEEFE. THERESA Tree . . hobby: swimming . . dis- likes conceited people . . Ethyl liked gym . . Spanish club. KIRBY. ALICE Al . . plans to be a telephone operator . . L. of H. . . Bob . . hobby: drawing cartoons. KOPEL. FRANCES Franny . . pet p e e v e : w h o knows? . . likes shorthand a n d history . . June Hill . . loyalite . . G. A. A. KUNSCH. ROBERT Bob . . ambi- tion: machinist. . hallguard cap- tain . . L. of H. N. H. S. Jeep . . hobby: sleep- ing. LE BLANC. HARRY Jeff . . likes reading . . pet peeve: peroxide blonds . . 6' . . U. of I. . . Bud. l34l . .Lan-. .-..t.l - L Qs Ns... '1- l . '91, ll 2 WN f 1 1' F 3551 r it f if xl, X F K 1,-,,.'fg4i.,.- 5 M, 5 Q H 04' A ,Q M ,fs 'fu l35l if f T XXX I36 LEKIS. ROBERT B o b b y . . fishes and plays tennis! . . Vic . . movie operator . . likes chem. and history, LITLAND. VIRGINIA Ginny . . N. H.S...L.ofH. . . Alice . . business college . . German club . . loyalite . . G. A. A. LUNABURG. J EANNE Jeanie . . likes to roller skate . . dislikes knuckle crackers . . N. LEONARD, LEONARDO. FLORENCE STEPHEN Flo . . hobby: Steve . . comm. ping pong and of ushers club . . tennis . . good hobby: eating and dancer . . G. A. sleeping . . U. S. A. . . ambition: Air Corps . . sec. C. LOWERY. LOWRY. DOROTHY J EANNE Dor . . collects Jil - - Sm00!h photographs . I dancer..pet peeve: MqyQueen K. . . modeling Conn , , 5' 9 , , school . . Jack . . dislikes history L- of H- - - 900d , , G, A. A, . , looker. loyalite. LUNDSTEDT. MCCALLUM. WILLIAM JAMES Likes hog mu. Jimmy . . likes sic . .would like phowgwphy - . pet go study music , , peeve: blackboard loyalite . . B. P. Scmfching - - Hiqh' H. S. . . G. A, A. G. . . corny WGY S!CIff - - USGS- . . alderman. McLANE. ROYAL Roy . . hob- bies: girls and horseback riding . . Whitey . . politician his am- bition . . basket- ball star. MACKIE. LA VERNE Love . . likes dancing . . pet p e e v e : b a d dancers . . Ma- rion . . concert band . . loyalite . . G. A. A. MATECUM. JANE Sherks . .good folk dancer . . L. of H. . . bid comm. library club . . sweet kid . . Bob . . G. A. A. l37l jokes. urer Latin club, McNALLY, MCNAMARA. WALTER OWEN Mac . . likes Owen . . nifty qll sports , , dancer . . very effi- ,Tghn , , 6' 3 cient worker . . to , , Wilson Junior attend night school College . ,loyq1- . . collects pictures. ite . . swimming. MADSEN, MANOW. GRACE MILDRED Gracie . . Mil . . G. A. A. horseback..moviefie1d.. rider?? . . any- dislikes knuckle thing athletic . . crackers . . collects ardent G. A. A. baseball stars' pic- member . .tures. UDOL.. MELE, METZ. KATHERINE RUTH Kie . . hobby: Ruthie . . likes to South Shore read good books dancing . . Wil- and sew . . cheer- son Junior Col- ing section . . G. A. lege. . Angelo A. . . loyalite . . . . great giggler. Madeline. LENZ. RUTH Ruthie . . dislikes sarcastic people . . dog lover . . social committee . . L. of H...N.H.S... lyric poetry. LUCAS. ALICE Al . . likes to dance . . Fox sec- retarial school . . N. H. S. . . gar- denias . . G. A. A. . . Helen. MCCLEAN. SHIRLY Shirl . . hobby: tennis . . hall guard . . Mary . . French club . . likes office practice. MCNEIL, ANN Bets . . pet peeve: nail polish . . likes Latin . . Bill . . F o x S e c retarial school . . alderman. MANUS. KENNETH 1 Meats . . prom comm. . . black and white . . good dancer . . sloppy dresser . . Bob. MEYER. EDITH Ginger . . photog- raphy . . favorite subject: steno and type . . blond and blue. LEPORE. MATTHEW Mutt . . likes all sports . . L. of H. . . ass't bldg. comm. ..N.H.S...good dancer. LUDWIG. RICHARD Dick . . pet peeve: corny jokes . . am- bition: owning a convertible!! . . likes blondes. MCDONALD. PHILLIP Mack . . pet peeve: blondes . . U. of l. . . Aud- rey . . prom comm. concert band . . ar- chitectural drawing. McNEILL. ELIZABETH Elsie . . alderman . . G. A. A. . . Lorraine Reed . . F o x S e cretarial School . . teachers' sec. MARINES. GEORGE Pete . . likes com- mercial geog. and chem. . . George Strobel . . 5' 6 . . loyalite . . alder- man. MEYER. JOHN Jack . . dislikes braggers . . good in auto shop . . 6' 1 . . cute kid . . likes our girls. LICATA. CAROLINE Car . . likes to read novels . . brown hair and eyes . . Angeline Tosti . . 5' SW . . L. of H. . . N. H. S. LUEBKE. ELENORE Babe . . bowl- ing . . dislikes knuckle crackers Charles . . a cappella choir . . G. A. A. I COIII 1' ' - erat cG R 11 e ' P G- 5: .f f S . . QQ . . . - r op MacDONALD. JEAN Mac . . collects photographs . . Smitty .. Spanish club . . dislikes people that tease . . likes English. MASTANDREA. ROSELLA Ro . . hobbies: s k a t i n g a n d bowling . . likes Mr. M o r r i s . . Rene . . ambi- tion: librarian. MEYER. J UDITH Judy . . pet p e e v e : g u m crackers . . of- fice practice . . Marie . . G, A. A. . . board and cabinet sec. LINK. ERWIN Pinkie . . track team . . likes night dances . . Alice . . hob- by: dancing . . collects pictures of butterflies. LUEHRIN G. HENRY Hank . . 4a class president dislikes stuck-up girls . . football captain . . loyal- ite. MCGRATH. MARY Mac . . col- lects pictures . . Harold . . tele- phone operator . . hallguard . . G. A. A. . . loy. alite . . blue eyes. MacKAY, VIRGINIA Snooks . . pet peeve: Harper's gentleman??? . . chem. . . Ernie . . loyalite . . French club . . MASTRANGELO. CECELIA Pee Wee . . liked our dances . . hallguard . . Ozzie . . dis- likes assemblies . . alderman . . office practice. MILKINT. CLARENCE Lugan . . likes lyric poetry . . lunch his favo- rite . . star of Shield show . . swims like fish. MILLER. GLORIA Glo . . pet peeve: braggers . . a m b i t i o n : stenographer . . business college . . d a n c e s too crowded. MOTTOLA. LENNY Math . . dis- likes pesty girls . . hopes to work in steel mills . . loyalite. MURPHY. JUEL Murph . . likes dancing . . We Three . . N. H. S. . . 4b-4a sec. . . Highway staff . . hallguard. , NEUMANN. PEARL Pearl . . good typi t . . ambi- tion: to get a job . . very petite . . nifty dresser. OTIERN. LA VERNE Vern . . hob- by: dress mak- ing . . dislikes suobs . . hall- guard . . night school . . G. A. A. . . Calumet. PASSO. WILLIAM Hoover . . hobby: shimber . . likes public s p e a k i n g . . Bala Bala . . al- derman . . likes the freshies. MINKEL. MARCELINE Mac . . hob- bies: dancing and knitting . . pet peeve: gum c r a c k e r s . . Bets . . roses . . concert band. MUELLER. MARY ANN Flash . . hob- by: reading . . likes violets . . U.oi I. ..G. A. A. . . loyalite . . green eyes , , cute kid. MURPHY. MARY Mare . . skat- ing . . dislikes people who change their minds . . best friend??? . . G. A. A. NICHLOS ELIZABETH Nicky . . High- way staff . . good dancer . . cute kid . . G. A. A. . . loyalite m e m b e r . . alderman , . Doris. ORLOFF. MELVIN Oz . . good bowler . . R. O. T. C. usher . . likes the girls . . Armour Institute . . Ace. PENDIAS. MARJORIE Sis Taft . . Shield Division Editor . . social comm . . Gordy . .N. H. S.. . Booth..L. of H. -..-.. ...l-. - . MISCHNICK, ELAINE Ronnie . . hobby: dancing . . N. H. S. . . Fox Secretarial School . . dislikes knuckle crackers . . Earl . . alderman. MULLEN. JAMES Grip . . swimming . . pet peeve: talka- tive girls . . Butch . . L. of H. . .ambi- tion: to travel . . good chemist. MUSCARELLA. FRANK Musky . . hobby: chem. . . Loyola Dentist College . . social comm. . . likes everybody. NICOL. ROBERT Bob . . hobby: all sports . . good swimmer . . L. of H. . . 5' 7 . . Yeager . . likes our girls . . cute kid. ORR. MARY Ma Dee' . . dis- likes being called Irish . . G. A. A. . . jitterbug??? . . Mol1ey and Bob . . report books fughl. PENNINGER. ROGER Roge . , sleep a lot his ambition . . likes lunch and study periods the best . . .lean Printer. MOND. LORRAINE Laurie . . pet peeve: pencil tap- pers . . Kit . . L. of H. . . plays piano ..N.H.S. MULLEN. MADELINE Maddy . . likes to hike . . Ruth . air hostess . . G. A. A. . . blue eyes . loyalite member. MUSTACCIO. SAMUEL Sam . . dislikes conceited girls . 5' 5 . . football . all around athlete . . likable person. NOVITSKI. KENNETH Mouse . . dislikes Jolly Jack . . . col- lege of art . . apples . . Spanish club . joke teller. PACELLI. CAMILLE Paccy . . hobby: collecting programs . . N. H. S. . .music teacher . . Sis . librarian . . lover of music. PENTRIDGE EILEEN Penny . . likes dancing . . pres. of cheering section . dislikes conceited boys . . Bernadine. MONTI. GERALD Jerry . . dislikes conceited girls . . Joe . . building comm. . . N. H. S. . . Art Institute. MULLEN. PATRICIA Pat . . collects pictures . . adores skating and volley ball . . intends to travel. NAYDER. ROBERT Bobby . . pet peeve: knee length stocking . likes to ride his bike . . 5' 10 . . loyalite. O'BRlEN. JACK Irish . . ambition: to join navy . . De Witt . . likes civics and careers . . loy- alite. PAGLIUCA. ROSILIE Pudgie . . likes anything sporty . . to take up hair dressing . . dislikes double crossers . . Jimm-y. PETERSEN. GEORGE Georgie . . col- lects coins . . loyal- ite . . dislikes wash- ing dishes . . reads the Superman. MORREY. DORIS D o r i s . . smooth dancer . . Fox Secreta- rial School . . L. of H. . . Spanish club . . Juel .. cute kid. MULLINS. JOE Moon . . hob- by: cactus plants . . join the C. C. C. . . Bob . . fire marshal . . Latin club. NELSON. ROBERT Bob . . collects phonograph rec- ords . . Aldo . . commercial artist . . swing fan . . pretty blue eyes. O'CONNELL. MARY Red . . collects pictures of movie stars . . hopes to obtain a position . . June . . G. A. A. . . Spanish club. PAGLIUCO. GUY Idaho . . hob- by: p l a y in g cards. . great football star . . Lois . . alder- man . . great lover. PETERSON. EVELYN Eve . . blonde hair . . blue eyes . . future dress designer . . G. A. A. . . loyalite. MORRIS. PHYLLIS Phil . . city clerk . . L. of H. . . Shield staff . . student coun- cil . . U. of I. . . likes to tease. MURPHY. EILEEN Turk . . hob- by: ice skating and dancing . . Dennis . . com- merce . . dislikes moody Harper- ites. NEUMANN. MARION B o o t s . . d a n c e s a n d plays ping pong . . Dot , . libra- ry staff , . hall- guard . . Latin club. O'GRADY. MARY Rusty . . alder- man . . good dancer . . cheer- ing section . . likes to swim . . G. A. A. . . loy- alite. PAPE. CAMILLE Melia . . pet p e e ve : m e n - drafted . . hob- by: dancing . . La Verne , , disliked triple fourth. PETRILLO. THERESA Terry . . likes to dance . . pet peeve: naggers . . Siggy . . Highway staff . . orchids . . G. A. A. , l38l I .dllza- .l:. V 14.19. ' ' -1 I ' ft fe? STE. -1 A 5??ivf l is gh 39 -5. y A-, ,f , sv- Q 'A 1 , 513. QE' f I 1- 2 ,.., ,G Ji. . -v QL 1:- X33 fis . Q 332 W if Q1 4 -1' 4 3 sr -1 v xg if 555 ' 1 -2 :3 1 .' 1401 PFEIFFER. AUGUST Augie . . likes to fish and hunt . . Kenneth , , ambition: unde- cided . . pretty brown eyes . . auto shop. PRENDERGAST. JACK Al . . hobby: s l e e pin g and eating . . . good chemist . . Notre Dame here I come . . 5' 11 . . Tom. REED. LORRAINE Reecly . . booth official . . likes dancing . . business college . . Delores . . 5' 5 . . red and white . . fHar- perl. ROBERTS. LORETTA Rette . . likes to roller skate . . pet peeve: knee length stockings . . Ralph. . . loyalite. RUBIN. WILLIAM Wi1l . . pet peeve: his twin Rich . . likes public speaking . . orchestra and dance band . . Adelyne. SCHEWE. MARY Mar . . danc- ing . . business college . . circu- lation editor Shield . . very sweet girl . . sec. l4'l PHILLIPS. DORIS Blondie . . hopes to be an army hostess . . N. H. S. . . Ruth . . stu- dent council, PRESLER. GRACE Presie . . hob- by: photography . . N. H. S. . . social and prom. comm. . . booth official . . Jeanne. REGAN. FRANCIS Hitler . . am- bition: to become millionnaire . , lyric poetry his hobby . . collects stamps , . likes his grandfather. ROCHON. MARIE Babe . . roller skating and swimming her favorites . . G. A. A. . . vice pres. . . Judy . . L. of H. . . likes the teach- ers. RUDMAN. ADELE Ruddt . . likes dancing . . pet peeve: untidy d r e s s e r s . . Irene . . loyal- ites . . G. A. A. . . Latin club. SCHICK. ROBERT Bobby . . swell fellow . . collects girls' pictures . . comptroller . . Highway staff . . m e c h a n i c al drawing. 5 PIATO. ALBERT Al , . likes good dance bands and music . . Joseph- ine . . ambition: arranging music . . hall guard. PRESSEL. SHIRLY Shirl . . dislikes conceited people . . N. H. S. . . Doris and Elenore . . May Queen court . . Shield staff, REIDY. BETTY Bug . . cheer leader de luxe . . treasurer G. A. A. . . N. H. S. . . jitter- bug . . Helen and Jim . . Shield sports 'editor. ROEMER. MARION Baby . . North- western . . L. of H. . . Florence Weiloch . . ambition: labora- tory technician . . G. A. A. . . loyalite . . ping pong. RUEHL. PAUL Bill . . hobby: model airplanes . . dislikes big hats in shows . . German club. SCHMIDT. CHARLOTT Shorty . . dancing and skating . . brown hair and eyes . . 5'1 . . Georgiana . . likes orchids. PIGNATELLO. ANTHONY Gee . . hobby: billiards . . dislikes girls who smoke . . 5' 11 . . hall guard . . California here I come!! PRESTON. ELAINE E . . booth official ..G.A.A...Los PLATT. EVELYN Eve . . N. H. S. . . prom comm. pet peeve: nail ers . . cute kid Edie . . 5' 6Vz G. A. A. PRINE. DARYLENE Mimi . . hobby: dancing . . pet bit- A n g 9 1 e 5 here I peeve: flCkl6 people come! , , H, H, , , . . baton twirling . . blond and blue. HBYYUYII end SUG- ton. x.. 'G sg 11 is-. ' N. V' . REMEIKAS. RIECKHOFF. ALBINIA LEONA Al . . likes the Blondie . . pet marines . . dislikes the draft . . ambi- tion: to get married . . Latin club . . Alex. ROETI-IEL. ROBERT Bob . . likes to dance . . business editor Shield . . cap- tain of R. O. T. C. . . Uncle Sam here I come. RYAN. LORRAINE Chubby . . horse- back riding . . Shield staff . . al- ways laughing . . G. A. A. . . Jack and Edith . . loy- alite. SCHLEDER. GEORGE Lover . . likes the girls . . Highway staff . . track team . . Anna Mae . . ambition: travel to California. peeve: the boys at Harper . . collects match covers . radio comm. . G. A. A. ROLAND. LOIS Lo . . likes to read . . dislikes pro- gram changing Idaho . . L. of H. . . Latin club sec. . . G. A. A. RYCHEL. FRANCES Fran . . hobby: dancing . . N. H. S. . . Clean-Up league . . Bob . . G. A. A. . . become a sec. SCHLEYER. DOLORES Dore . . hobby: knitting . . pet peeve: fresh people . . 5' 5 . . ambition: private sec. . . Ted- malm. POSENHOFER. ANNA Annie . . pet peeve: snobs . . German club . . Lois and Re- nee . . hobby: reading the jokes. PROHASKA. LORRAINE Lolly . . hob- by: saving scrap books . . likes anything con- nected with Spain . . G. A. A. . . loyalite . . 5' 5 . RILEY. BETTY Blondie . . hobby: sketching . . Eileen . . stenographer . . loyalite . . liked the size of Har- per . . office practice. ROLF. SHIRLEY Shirl . . drama c l u b . . pet peeve: long fin- gernails . . Flor- ence . . likes to cook. SAVINO. LAURA Smitty . . dis- likes teasers. . . steno and typing her favorite . . l i k e d Harper's boys . . clean-up POTH. SUZANNE Suzy-Q . . col- lects pictures . . l i b r a r i a n . . Helen . . am- bition: reporter . 1 G. A. A. . . loy- alite. PUTZ. MARY JANE Mare . . hob- by: sewing . . French club . . Annie . . pet peeve: being called putt-putt. RIO, OZZZIE Ozzie . . pet peeve: his name . . 5' 9 ..1ikss all the girls . . loyalite. RUBIN. RICHARD Rub . . likes to dance . . dis- likes twin broth- er, Will . . L. of H. . . a cappella choir . . loyalite. SAYERS. ROBERT Texas . . likes hunting and fish- ing . . Jack . . algebra . . loyal- ite member . .- blond and blue campaign . . G. ..5 9 . A. -A. I . Q .JIM 'H , . ' ' - Y. x .J fl' l A.-fafgfw ' 5 SC'HMI'l'Z. sci-1 R. ROBERT GEORGE Bob . . f i r e Kay . . dislikes- marshal . . hob- by: photography a n d s a v i n g stamps . . L. of H...R.O.T.C. teachers' corny jokes . . Ed . . chemical en- gineer . . letter man . . N. H. S. . . track. ....- .-,.. . .. -... 19,-:. - .. .-ss..-he a I . SCHOLZ. GEORGE Scholz . . bowling pres. . . cap. of R. O. T. C. . . officers club . . dislikes braggers. SCHWARTZ. HELEN Tigar . . booth official . . senior editor Shield . . Ray and Betty . . commence- ment comm. . . fire commission- er . . nursing. SMETANA. FRANCES Gabby . . hob- by: man hunting . . Butch . . chief fire and student s a f e t y comm. . . dis- lik es conscrip- tion. SPIOTTO. J OSEPHINE Jo . . library staff. .Highway typist . . Emm . . pet peeve: ringing alarm clocks. STROM. HELEN Len . . hobby: photography . . 5' 5 . . wants to be a sec. . . Swede . . loy- alite . . orchids. TILLMAN. FRANK Tillie . . col- lects Petty dolls . . pet peeve: knuckle crackers . . best friend: Ann Sheridan. SCHREIBER. VIRGINIA Jeepers . . hobby: cooking . . Wilson Junior C o l l e g e . . Smitty . . hall- guard . . liked students. SELIS. THERESA Trini . , danc- ing . . liked Mr. Morris . . Nor- mal College . . Valentine . . Spanish teacher her ambition. SMITH, EVELYN Smitty . . any- thing athletic . . G. A. A. . . board and cab- inet . . tells corny jokes . . gym teacher. STAHLKE, RUTH Lefty . . hob- by: man hunting . . art major . . Doris . . Petty model . . Mr. Churchill's sec. SULLIVAN. LORRAINE Sully . . mov- ies . . Latin . . Elmer . . May Queen court . . assistant senior editor Shield, TOTULIS. JOHN Speed . . al- ways working?? . . U. of I. . . for pharmacy . . good in chemis- try . . helpful Hanna. SCHULDT, SCHULTE, EDWARD GEORGE Doc . . pet peeve: Gro . . orchestra letter writing . . join and dance band . . the army air corps lady killer??? . . . . art . . liked the loyalite . . dislikes students. gum crackers . . Allen. SERNER, SHEEHY, FRED ROBERT Fuzzy . . hobby: Bob . . basketball candid camera fiend team . . best friend . . Buzzy . . star Doyle . , loyalite bowler . . liked all . . smart dresser . . the students. public speaking. SMITH, SMYTH. MARGARET HOWARD Marg . . G, A. A. Howie . , likes to . . dislikes boister- roller skate .. Bob ous people . . likes . . student court . . to dance and eat . . Spanish club . . offi- loyalite. cers . . 5' B . STEELE. STIRN. ELSIE RUTH - Elsi . . hobby: Boots . . hobby: badminton . . likes Skilling . . pet everyone in Harper peeve: fingernails . . H. H. S. . . libra- that break . . 5' 6 rian . . 4b comm... . . G. A. A. . . roses L. of H. . . I-Ielen. SUPER, SWANSON. ROBERT RALPH Soup . . likes to Swede . . collects roller skate . . dis- popular records . . likes the boots the Harry . . liked the girls wear . , teachers . . loyalite Frances. TRANT. JAMES Jim . . mechanic ambition: airplane mechanic . . Larry and John . . dis- liked mobs 'of girls talking. . . good diver. TRIBE. STANLY Stoch . . pet peeve: stuck-up girls . . 5' 10 . . captain of baseball team nifty golfer. SCHULTZ, CLARENCE Schultz . . dislikes tardy people . . likes Harper's night dances . . Spanish club . . Highway staff. SHEFCIK. THOMAS Shef . . pet peeve: the girls . . brown hair and eyes . . R. O. T. C. officer . . L. of H. SOKOL. EMILY Emm . . pet peeve: high heels and ank- lets . . Loretta .. Burroughs' Business College . . G. A. A. ST. PERE. EARL Earlei . . horse- back riding . . chemist . . Elaine dislikes jitterbugs . . loyalite . . alder- man . . Shield sales- man. TAFT. HARRY Pa Taft . .joumal- ism . . hi lites .. loyalites . . 4b vice- pres. . . editor in chief of Highway . . Abraham and Betty. TULLY, FLORENCE Comrade . . roller skating . . dislikes impolite boys . . Lorayn . . pro- fessional skater . . L. of H. . . Spanish club. .. L.ris.r..-.i.L..-tr. ,.:.. 1.4 .' SCI-IULTZ. LOIS Lo Lo . . keeps a scrapbook . . Pat . . ambi- tion: telephone operator. . liked office practice . . G. A. A. SHEKELS. ERMA JEAN Butch . .likes d a n c i n g and bowling . . N. H. S. . . treasurer of L. of H. . . am- bition: nursing .. Margie. SOMES. MARGARET Jinks . . col- lect: stamps . . h a l l g u a r d . . captain . . com- mercial artist . . Joe . . good dancer. STROBEL. GEORGE Butch . . likes dancing . . Bob . . Illinois State . . Basket- ball team . . Shield salesman . . alderman. TAYLOR. LOUIE Louie . . U. of T. . . pet peeve: gi r I s wearing boots . . George Apato . . loyal- ites. VACI. SALVATORE Bullets . . pet peeve: girls with dyed hair . . Hoover Barbers' College . . hob- by: farming, SCHUMPP. ROBERT Bob . . dislikes conceited people . . Betty . . liked the girls . . p r o. baseball te a m . . plays pinochle. SMETANA. ANTOINETTE Tony . . drum majorette . . verv small . . Bettv . .nursing school . . Civics . . sec. SORICH. ROBERT Meats . . danc- ing . . dislikes girls that won't talk . . Intramu- ral basketball . . black and white. STROHACKER. RUSSEL Russ . .hobbyz basketball . . liked Public Speaking . . Larry and Jim . . blue eyes. THOMAS. DON Donnie . .likes the girls . . swell basketball play- er . . U. of Ill. ..A.F. VARACELLO. CLOTILDA Sis . . good roller skater . . Latin club . . loyalite . . dis- likes stuck-up boys . . Civics . . Camille. l42l I43 44 OIGT. WALKER, WE . ELMA MARION G Sally , , impo- Walky . . took' . . ollects e people . . part in all social . . e . ursing . . Ber- activities . . pet ik HI h ce . . blond peeve: two-tim- ' s on girls . . id blue . . ing friends . . dl'GfiS Il. .endliness of Lucille. idents. ENDT, WHITE, WICK, ISTER ADA MILDHED es . . dislikes Ad . . collect- Mil . - dGl'lC9S iee length ing old books . . and swims - - dis- ockings i r likes Spanish l , likes boy wall lilow- Loy . . likes business college GIS - - 'Olga - - ,to shop . . yalite. OLF. JLORES ee . . hobby: rying accor- rn . . pet eve . . home- lrk , . 'Anita future l roses. S9C. . . N DE, DO ash we: the Ink :ts . . Bob . . .bition: be- ne baseball yer . . likes teachers. . .pet 451 , . , . G,,A,A. , , loy. future school teach- alite . . member. ef - - L- Of H- WOLPF, WOODS. EARL BETTY Min I . likes Bets . . likes trav- sketching l , eling and sewing . . Arm r ' night lilacs . . Debs . . schooi vice pres. ambition . . U. C. D' clean up r r L.A...L.olH. loyalite. ZELLOW' ZICCARELLI, CLARA RAY Clare . . likes Hziggvu ' - likes horseback rrdrrrg dancing . . dislikes l r orchids D i stuck-ups . . U. of I. G. A. A. . l hall, . . basketball and guard a - brunette baseball . . loyalite. 5' 4 . . loyalite. WEIR, WEISS. JACK GORDON Junior . . likes GOI-dy , , re. horses . . pet peeve search chemist . . . . girls Who smoke dislikes noisy peo- . . 5' 8 . . G11 ple.. architectural around athlete . . drawing , , fire mm. HN-ang. WICKART. ANITA Neets . . hobby: shal . . 5' l1 . WIELOCK. FLORENCE Flossy . . hobby: collecting souvenirs Waitress in Villa . I - - red 1'0SeS - - pet peeve: busy- loyalxte . . G. A. A. bodies H r French . . dislikes stuck-up Club r ' G, A. A. people. WORTH. YAKOW, ALFRED IRENE AI - - drawing - - I . . Metropolitan pet peeve: washing dishes . . best business college . . G. A. A. . . Adele friend: Jean . . 5' pet peeve: dancing ll . . loyalite. ZIEGENHAGEN. DOROTHY Ziggz . , collects Gene Autry pic- tures . . best friend: C. B. . . sec. G. A. A. . . loyalites. SOMMERFIELD, ALFRED Al . . R. O. T. C. . . Tall and Blonde . . N. H. S. . . alge- bra whiz . . L. of H. . . nice dresser. ... .... ....s..c..... E.. .A,,,,. -.......... . . Spanish Club . . loyalite. ZIVALICH, CHRIST nv . . hobby: amateur photogra- phy . . likes any- thing green . . fire comm. . . movie booth . . N. H. S. .. Shield. WELLING, EDWARD Duke . . horse- back riding . . boxing class . . Pat . . Stan- ford . . future politician . . liked lunch periods. WILKINSON. ANNA MAE Annie colects movie stars' pic- tures . . Lor- raine . . dis- likes late cor!- ers . . night dances. YOUNG. MARTHA Mattie . . likes all sports . . L. of H. . . Latin club . . G. A. A. . . sec. in 205 .. dislikes gum crackers. ZIVALICH. JAMES Jim . . camera mad . . Shield -stall . . N. H. S. the other half . . L. of H. . . clean-up com. WEN CKOS. EDWARD Pops . . ping pong . . dislikes lovey-dovey in school . . Milk- int . .- football team . . liked pool. WINGATE. JANE Jane . . High- way staif . . N. H. S. . . ambi- tion: nursing . . Anne . . dance comm. ZAK, TOM Tommy . . hob- by: cutting wood figures . . join the Navy air corps . . draws all kinds oi ani- mals . . loyalites. ZMUDZINSKI. CECILA Butch . . likes ping pong . . pet peeve: stuck-up boys . . pink roses . . 5' 4Vz . . Clara. NON-PICTURED JUNE GRADUATES Apato, Ben Buckley. John Desorme Doyle, J V. Lee H ames Hohler, Florence avens, Charleyne Petrulis, Elenore Provan. James Collins, John Charlotte Kelly. Tom Sheehan. John Crivellone, Al Joe Norwell, William Schuh, Josephine Deddo. Mike Mary Ann O'Malley, Hay Sullivan, William .. 1- FAREWELL IN JUNE On graduation night, the June class of 1941 will appear to be a great mass of shining faces. Those who will watch these students leaving an old life to embark on a new will not realize the many conflicting emotions in their minds. For instance, that young man to the left will inwardly re- joice for he will have reached his goal-his diploma. The young lady in the center will feel a touch of regret. She never dreamed that she would be so sorry leaving her school and her friends. The parties, dances and assemblies will be flashing through her mind: she will know that she will never take an active part in them again but will be forced to enjoy them only in memory through the years. The pensive lad in the rear will be silently calculating sta- tistics about his class. He will conclude that his is the largest class ever to graduate from Harper. On the whole, these graduates will be dominated by one big question. This question will concern their future, whether it be in a college or university or in an office or factory. What kind of world will they have to face, a world Where strange and tremendous changes will be taking place? They will not be un- duly distressed, however, because they will know they have been well prepared by Harper's teachers and personnel. Thus, the regret at leaving will be balanced by the eager anticipation of making a place for themselves in the world. We wish to give them our heartiest congratulations for a happy and prosperous future. 46 ctivities CLUBS E, AT HARPER, believe that clubs bring out student personality and feel that they are a necessary supplement to classroom routine. Bring- ing these personalities to light draws the members to closer understanding and tolerance. Club periods are especially useful in promoting individual accomplishment and developing person- ality. Every year these clubs change considerably while they really remain the same. The seeming paradox is caused by the ever different students who officiate and participate in the club activities. Thus there is always something new and different going on to hold interest, though the clubs are basically unchanged. This unceasing process of gradual renewal allows many to gain experience that will be help- ful in preparing them for the outer world. The young men and women who offer their services to any of our clubs or activities today are the same men and women who will prove to be the better citizens of their community and their country to- 1'1'lO1'IOW. l43l - -5-,TL,-L,,. ?1 5940 LOYALITES OUTH, buoyancy, Loyalites! These words present to you an impression full of zip and pep and give you a picture ot a true Harper Loyalite. Not only the students but also the faculty joined this all school organization that numbered 2118 in the 1941 semester. This new organization brought a new attitude to the building, one ot friendliness and cooperation. The school paper profited too, and had the greatest circulation in its history. Why? Because all Loyalites were given every copy of the Highway. Assemblies that carried zest and enthusiasm helped relieve the tension ot ordinary school life. The above words added up to make our Loyalite Club the super-super organization at Harper. Mr. Schilke, one hundred per cent Loyalite, was faculty sponsor. 49 CITY OFFICERS At the end of the school year of 1940, the students of Harper elected four officials to express the student point of view in the activities and organization of our school. These of- ficers, the top notchers of the school, brought to their job an eagerness and intelligence that made student government at Harper noteworthy. They directed the student court and aided Mr. Yates and the faculty in all activities. In the spring of the year they went on a tour of Spring- field and had a look at politics. Mayor Dick Barich, Comptroller Bob Schick, Chief Justice Harry Edwards and City Clerk Phyllis Morris com- pleted the tour this year. Barich STUDENT COURT Hear ye, hear ye, hear ye, Harp- er's student court will come to or- der. With these words we introduce to you Harper's student court organ- ization. It is here that offenders are tried by stu d e nt judges and are either condemned or acquitted. The students take their punishment, usu- ally encores, rnost willingly from one of their own group and leave the court room chastised. The penalties are light and it is very seldom a student visits the court twice. I Morris Edwards Schick STUDENT COURT ROW 1: Sullivan, Millar, Rya Lloyd. Lowery, Balter, Barrel ROW 2: Berg, Crawford, Ed wards, Bozarth, Pressel, Sheehy Scott. ROW 3: Casey. Duschen Cowie, Mackessy. Davis, Eph raim, Gall, Eck, Magliano, Felt Jorgensen, Keating, Mr. Church ll 50 ROW 1: Edwards, Morris, Mr. Schilke. Barich, Schick. Bleck. ROW 2: Monti, Casey, Carrington, Rychel, Balter, Kwasek, Olsen, Oliver, Cons nolly. ROW 3: Azorone, Ekster. Lenz, Cappetto, Lepore, Krey, Cowie. De1Priore, Bozarth, Gall, Row I: Horan. Sheehan, Edelman. Berg, DeGroodt, HOW 2: Gottschalk. Bleck, Roach, Kasmer, Capjak, Cap- jak, Kodis, Drueen, Renick. ROW 3: Leonard, Dunelon. Cartwright, Mous- tis, Phillips, Clausen, Spee, Berglind, Smrt, Aszman. ROW 1: Foos, Gillot, Hartig, Fitch, Crusing. ROW 2: Sykora, Staschke, Protine, Fehr, Bauer, Grzion, Ku- cham, Drueen, Cucci. ROW 3: Craw- ford, O'Brien, Mason, Minneman, Neumann, Minnick, Purciarello, Satunas. I5 ALDERMEN At Harper We settle our controversies in a democratic manner at the Weekly meeting of the Harper Student Council. Each division room expects its alderman to carry its problems to the sessions for solution. At the sound of the gavel wielded by Dick Barich, our mayor, the meeting comes to order. Following discussions and orations the questions are voted upon. This affords everyone an opportunity to present his views and to familiarize the group with the issue. The student body, with a feeling of satisfaction, accepts these decisions with finality. ALDERMEN ALDERMEN ALDERMEN A BOOTH OPERATORS If you are in need of a slug, or an activity ticket, rush to the booth, situated on the second floor, and there you will find the answer to practically any of your ticket needs. In between classes, any time, the booth and booth officials are ready and Willing to serve you. John Eck is booth commissioner and Mr. Briel is the sponsor. BOOTH OPERATORS ROW 1: Briggs, Fiore, Wall, Horan, Casey, Omrein, Schei- ner, Lloyd. Zender. ROW 2: Lenz, Schaublin, Kasmer, Eck. Bischot, DeVore, Jerkewiez. Reed, Wingate. CLEAN UP COMMITTEE ROW 1: McIntosh, D'l-Xnqelo, Vignono, Rychel, Morris, Oli- ver, Duschene, Provan. ROW 2: Patinkin, Ephraim. Hansen. Davis, Kashew, Rogers. ROW 3: Jonick, Schwartz, Pisarski. Sepic, Patinkin, Grant, Diers. Lace, Mr, Harris. ROW 4: Kwasek, Monti, CLEAN UP COMMITTEE Slogans, posters, campaigning, publicity, assemblies, and cartoons. These are common terms in the vo- cabulary of a member of the clean- up campaign. There is no need to describe in detail their initiative and efforts, for these qualities are quite apparent in their enthusiasm. We are proud of our purifying cru- saders , for the progress they have made, and the recognition they have Won. Mr. Harris directs their activities. l52l --- f . .ms VM my I 1 w ROW 1: Lcrvin, Protine. Minehan, Lettiere, Mickley, ROW l: Mrs, Leach, Kopp, Gillespie, Licata. Holtam, Dimas, Schultz, Christcxkes, Eisenberg, Pavlak. ROW 2: Vetter, Hopkins, Danielson. Haynie, Fleming, Meyers, Olson, ROW 2: Huensch, Nielsen, Brandel, Booras. Spiotto, Gottschalk. Pacelli, Urban, Gade. Drueen, Keene, Kozial, Baculis, Lamont, Poth, Carlson. Gerschbacher, O'Toole, McFee, Gusick. Acker, Keele. LIBRARY STAFF ln case you don't quite understand the Dewey system and always find fiction when you're seeking a biography, don't despair or hesitate to call on a student librarian to lend a helping hand. Although approximately 1,250 books have been added to the circulation list of the library during the course of the year, the librarians have any and all books at their finger- tips. The services rendered by this cheerful group, not only lighten the work of the students, but serve the library and consequently the school. Mrs. Leach and Miss O'Neill have aided this volunteer group to closer organization and have likewise sponsored all its activities. 53 l OFFICE SECRETARIES We owe many thanks to the office secretaries for the smoothness with which each new semester starts. Each term they assist with classes and program registration and pei'- iorm innumerable other jobs for the school. These girls gain valuable experi- ence and confidence in themselves. OFFICE SECRETARIES ROW 1: Johnson, Fo: nacht, Hansen, Frank Cartwright, Baker. ROV' 2: Bleck, Almashy, Lietz Rorison, Brown, Schilke Arnold, Heale, Sutterlin Strachan, Klode. ROW 3 Oliver, Fenton, Jonker Moran, Steele, Baker, Foos VandeKoppel, Winkler Barr, Munce, Vignano. 205 SECRETARIES ROW 1: Mrs. Connery,Mrs, Davis, Mr. Kimpton, War- ner, Brown, Scholl, Shei- cik, Macke, Jones. ROW 2: Mond, Wilkinson, Acker, Holloway, Crawford, De- Moss. ROW 3: Reickhoff, Young, Klode, Cartwright, White, Haven. 205 SECRETARIES Because 205 is such a busy and important room, accurate records are always necessary. Only a few are selected to assist from the many who offer their services. As 205 serves the school, these girls do also, and much is thus accomplished through their initiative and civic- mindedness. l54l ,K Q W, F .,,V A W ':f+ +3 vm, A f ' 9 QT' Q 5 Q Y' 'f 'W l , 444 .1 f sz .f,,,Wi,,, .iwilywgnbwmywif,,mWm,,,gagMw A-f,'. ngw, N X if f I f A - ,z'f-fx ' , , ' ' f ir ' . gi v -- -f ai' 9 - ' ' F A 1 Ht, A :Q L, f l Y:,Y , 3? ,3,,,3wA ??- gf? f3 'Q W ?- V- W3 Qi: , IAS ii Fi? ,L Q3 V , iL. 1 4' L, an N sl mg w 1 ' y is , .3 - . aww 'PX M., 3 ,Q 555 i 'H ROW 1: Lobiar1co,Ellinger, Serone. ROW 2: Schulte, ROW 1: Senese, Curtis, Presler. Bozarth, Eck, Lenz, Deal, Bradbrook. Smith, Dorr. ROW 3: Muscarella, Kasley. Berg, Pendicrs. ROW 2: Sepic, Creed, Cowie, Smith, Piats, Bahnsen. Boai, ROW 3: Bleck, Schick, Edwards, Lunaburg, ROW DANCE ORCHESTRA Benny Goodman, Gene Krupa, or Wayne King has nothing on Harp- er's dance orchestra. This nine-piece band can play anything from the hottest kind of jive to slow, dreamy waltzes. They play for the night dances as well as for the afternoon sessions and also at the assemblies. Mr. Con- nors, the faculty sponsor, makes all the necessary arrangements. 4. Heywood, Morris, Amrein, Kintz. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Boys and girls behind the scenes could be the title given to Harper's social committee. Be it night dance or after school get together there are always committee members stand- ing by to see that all goes Well. Ruth Lenz, social commissioner was aided by twenty-five Harperites. A 156 BIOLCHSY CLUB Can I believe my eyes? Yes, that's really a boy crawling there along the sidewalk. He must be a member of the biology club. They interest themselves in insects, flowers, and nature as a whole. Theirs is a con- structive hobby, not only for them- selves, but for their community as well. CHEMISTRY CLUB Chemistry outside of the regular classroom routine, is a most engag- ing subject. Members have come to realize both the fun and the value of chemistry. Now and then Mr. Harris must sup- press an all too daring student who has set up his own experiment and is about to let the world know of his findings by blowing out a portion of the wall. But all in all, these stu- dents are treating themselves to a very joyful and fact-finding period of study. CHEMISTRY CLUB LOW 1: Bozarth, Lace, Mr. larris, Grant, Sepic. ROW : Solberg, Dietz, Pctinkin, lhrig, Ephraim, Johannes. ekis. Muscarella, Hoethel. 'isarski. BIOLOGY CLUB ROW 1: Loftus, Carlson. Nebber, Reiser. ROW 2: 'urtis Giblin Ca ek, Cro , , . P - lin, Schuh, Pellegrini, Vluhs, Caiirey. ROW 3: Syhra. Lindeman, Man- iing, Amrein, Wend, Kline LaPorta, Sarals, Murphy Srund, Kerrigan, Rubin Huensch, Shaw, Geigner Polly, Apple, Dorman, Bel .umo. ROW 4: Molomo Morris, Andersen. Cope land, Diombola, Belskis, Bailey, Dunoran, Schmitt, Schabes. UH my ROW 1: Jurkovich, Austin, Madsen. Herter, Wingate. ROW 2: Horan, Fries. Zivalich, Duschene, Zivalich, Casey, Mond, Haynie, ROW 3: Pres- sel, Gillespie, Gerrick, Klode. Steele, Pacelli, Licata, Haas. ROW 4: El- linger, Platt. Mischnick, Meyer. Kunsch, Schick, Bahnsen, Foos. Phillips. HOW 1: Lucas, Lenz. Berg. Pendias. ROW 2: Sommerfeld, Bleck, Jerl- strom, Rychel, Sullivan, Casper. Henderson. ROW 3: Presler, Kneze- vich, Shekles, Murphy, Litland, Sco- ber. ROW 4: Leahy. Lunaburg, Ed- wards, Cowie, Lepore, Kafka. HOW l:Bozarth, Mickley, Werner, Drueen, Diers. Oliver. ROW 2: Hay- nie. Morris. Munce, Dixon, Kwasek. Patinkin, Sepic, Eck, Ephraim. ROW 3: Miller, Patinkin. Bischof, Loftis. ROW 4: Kopp. Vignono, Morris. ROW 5: Ricciarelli. Almashy, Kres- ner. ROW B: Kasmer, Pocius. ROW 7: Marks, Schnert, Billman. ROW 1: Bennett. Kuhn. Dehn, Swider. Wall, Porter. ROW 2: Dwyer, Rogers, Nelson, Molden- hauer, Hulet. Hailstone, Summer- field. ROW 3: Bukauski, Marks. Erickson. Scheiner, l59l NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, leadership, service, loyalty are the ideals of the N. H. S. This organization has for its members certain percentages of the upper-class- men of Harper. The percentages are as follows: 5 per cent of the 3A's, 10 per cent of the 4B's, and 15 per cent of the 4A's. Those chosen for member- ship must possess a scholastic average of 2.5 and a required number of service points. Highlights of N. H. S. membership are the bi- annual assembly and banquet. At this time awards in the form of gold pins and membership cards are presented to the newly elected students. Bow Day, a Harper tradition which occurs once each semester, is sponsored by the girls of the soci- ety. The purpose of this event is for all students to express their class colors, and the money resulting from the sale of the bows is presented to the school fund. The ideals put forward by the N. H. S. have long been recognized as those of Harper. THE HIGHWAY HIGHWAY STAFF OW l: Miss Muldoon, Taft, Miss eyden. ROW 2: D'Angelo, Hor- 'itz, Johnson, Janis, McCarthy, Jon- 'k. ROW 3: Nichlas, Ephraim, ressner, Minehan, Edelman, Giblin, aonard. Dixon, Patinkin. HOW 4: ick, Werner, Martinsen, Hoehne, arr, Almashy, Marks, Spang, aonard, Cusser. HIGHWAY STAFF AT WORK ahn, Pommering, D'Angelo. Miss uldoon, Karr, Patinkin. HIGHWAY STAFF DW 1: Johnson, Murphy, Herter, trulis, Oliver. Shekels, Diers. ROW Dehn, Miss Muldoon, Bienennfeld. eason, Patinkin, Florreich, Horan, hnson, Reckas. ROW 3: Rudman, rter, Canakos, Taft, Marks, Asch- brenner, Berg, Billman, Schleder. :hlos, Schick. Flush left-13 picas-all caps-18 point head counts. This is the typical language of those whose efforts go into publish- ing Harper's monthly newspaper, the Highway. Containing front page news, feature stories, news of coming events, a sports page, and many other items, the Highway strives and succeeds in becoming an excellent facsimile of daily newspapers. Deadlines are a menace to the staff, just as they are to large papers, but the editors, having set up their layouts, con- tinue to push their workers. After much writing, typing and proof-reading the paper is sent to the presses. Upon the day of distribution signs of relief are seen by those visiting the staff room. But these are only momentary, for plans of getting news for the next edition are already under way. A feature of the Loyalite program as adopted by Harper is the distribution of a copy of a Highway to each Loyalite. Thus the paper has the distinction of a 962 sale. Not only informational matter but educational material is to be found in this paper. Vocational guidance has been given a regular space in its pages. From this prospective graduates became acquainted with the problems confronting them. Other students can begin to prepare for occupations which they think will appeal to them. Also included on the calendar of the Highway for the past semester has been the task of newsreel editing by two editors of the staff. Selecting the topics they think to be of greatest appeal from over 16,000 feet of film, these students have en- joyed the privilege of having their selections as a 40 minute revue of news events in a downtown theater. The Highway showed its interest in the journalistic field by sending the largest delegation, 17 in number, to the National Scholastic Press Association Convention. This gathering, held in Cleveland November 28, 29 and 30, is one of the more important events in the young journalist's life. Here he finds the nation's best high school newspapers, annuals, and maga- zines: here he may receive valuable information from the aforementioned and use it to advantage in printing his school paper. In presenting the student opinion, highlights, and activities during the past year, the Highway has done a noteworthy task. This is due to the fine staff which was organized by Miss Muldoon, sponsor, whose leader during the fall semester was Claire Dehn: spring semester, Harry Taft. 6I1 F60-131 ily i, ,fs SHIELD EDITORS ROW l: Jurkovich, Schwartz, Sul- livan, Pendias. ROW 2: Kafka. Gagus, Duschene, Jerlstrom, Haas Fries, Mr. Silverman, Roethel Schewe. Schwartz Diers Sullivan Bokun SHIELD STAFF ROW 1: Fries, Sutterlin, Faber Ryan, Pressel, Morris, Goldberg Sepic, Schaublin, Morris, Diers Schewe. Poltz, Haas, Pattis, Kafka ROW 2: Berg, Duchene, Karr, Bokun ROW 3: Mr. Silverman, Miss Doyle, Schwartz, Jurkovich, Zivalich, Ziv- alich. ROW 4: Mr. Kimpton, Pen- dias, Lamont, Pisarski, ROW 5: Jerl- strom. Sullivan, Gagus, Roethel Mullins. Pisarski Zivalich Zivalich Pattis Roethel Berg Sutterlin Schewe Polz l63l I I HIELD It is with a sigh of relief that the staff of 1941 closes the covers of account books, pounds out a last letter on the typewriter, and gives a hurried last minute look at the layouts. The Shield is about to be printed. The final deadline climaxes a hectic year of planning, picture taking, accounting, solicit- ing, and even of dramatics. All that remains is the hope that the student body will look upon the Shield of 1941 as a success. This year's Shield carries no specific theme, but seeks to present a pictorial and Written review of the past year's activities, and the picturing of each of Harper's students. In meeting this end, innumer- able tasks confronted the staff. Through combining the efforts of typists, artists, copy-writers, sales- men, photographers, and advertising solicitors, the Shield finally emerges from a mass of copy, pic- tures, and files to take its place as a volume of Har- per's history. Correcting our errors and giving invaluable aid throughout the past year were Miss Doyle, finance: Mrs. Madsen, art: Mr. Kimpton, promotion: and Mr. Silverman, editorial. uf: .. Q. 5 N Q, .,,, , . . k'. 4, M 1 v mir 2? 1'-'E J id., fi gm Z RP I H ,ti 3 m 3 V , Ezl llub , Q ig? if h lehz Q SV M y 3 1 W Ks - , X S A k i-, X Af f? . Q' f k ' 'q,,: 5 5 N + Q 'ff , Q V 4i V M H X s. 55141. A 4 Ki' Q ,avg 9? as ,S 5 ew 4' ff 1: ' l gn X , B ' Lip Q Y. i -- fr' r K If X Q 5 fm lg 5 xv? V 5- 5 J we Q hs it 4 'N 2 F ff Q 4 Q ig 3 5 M. ' 4' g ' ' ' ' ,X , ' A sb- H BAND les CONCERT BAND At football games, assemblies, in fact wherever there is a display of school spirit, We find Harper's band. Vibrant with rhythm in the bright red and white uniforms they not only keep Harper in step and iull of pep, but they spread Harper's fame by Winning contests. l CONCERT ORCHESTRA In sharp contrast to the brasses and drums of the band are the me- lodious strains of the violins and cellos of the orchestra. At plays, assemblies, and at commencement, this organization shows its dexterity by providing mellow music. Mr. Rif- kind directs both the orchestra and the band. Nzfi 4 1 3 1 l ' ' A' W' , 'EQ . f I N A l . - . . , ' V. 7 Am '..iq ' ..-.,:i5 'QQ' M it . 2 ' Q . . his g. V ff 44 1 F3 .V,,., M. 7.,r.. sw. sv EK: , , Q, an fi M f L, 5 1 ?' 3? G 9- 1? fs,- EEA gyw u K, .41 , lf ,YK W if 11 'tu V I 1 .f in ,. ' :aw ' ' if ',' 'P . Y' ..- ' . Q, -'?-' if-1 -'i f: .. 4'.' . ...- - 1:1 ' 'f-' ' my-5 f :K , : ii Q, , ' - ' X 53 . Lys . iii'-T, - Uri IF . V g! Y wg-1 Q ilu! ' V W K -1 9? ii W gf l f -' Y l4, 'l I X S USHERS ROW l: Aye, Croesant, Garver, Scheid. Wetzel, Thomson, Rolando, Tumasonis. Doubek, Mele, Leonardo. Major. ROW 2: Smith, Bischof Marek, Yudis, Schlaifer, Kross. Hebel, Voss. N ON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS ROW 1: Farrington, Mele, Wetzel Voss, Meier, Sommer, Bischof, Kross McNamarra, Resner, Smith, Soder holm. ROW 2: Scheid, Tebbens, Douhek, Uhrig, Croisant, Sommer Bailey, Eck, Schmitz, Collins, Marek, Muscarella, Schlaiier, Schuldt, Thom son. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS ROW 1: Helmold, Shefcik, Orloff Boal, Leahy, Roethel, Scholz, David- son. Kusley, Hock, Luehring, Ford Major, Weisseg, Sommerfeld, Olsen Finn. Hepp. Leonardo, Jud. Marching men!!! Two hundred of them- Harper's contribution to the R.O.T.C. This organization, based upon regular military standards, impresses efficiency, promptness, cour- tesy and reliability upon the cadets. The ability to give and take orders, so essential in the world today, is also fostered in the program of training the youth as presented by the R.O.T.C. Instructions in military science and tactics are given by the officers in charge to their respective companies. These officers, who have advanced through the ranks as they progressed in school, learn special skills in the Officer's Club from Sgt. Rea, instructor of the unit. New drills and forma- tions are the chief points in which the officers are- schooled. Order and the efficient handling of audiences and crowds are to be counted upon when the Usher's Club is in charge of an activity. These boys function at, assemblies evening entertainments, and school dances, and are easily recognizable by the red and white armbands which adorn their uniforms. The spirit and discipline of this entire organi- zation plays an important part in the smooth or- ganization of our school. !67l i I Sf-If ' 1:1 l A ,li - 1? . - 55' Q ' 5: ' 3 x . 1 zip fi Qi 1 'ix 135 if V 1 ,, 5, N' N31 W. V . . . 1 7 f , . , . ' M - - F5 3 . JT ' . v Vs' .v 1 w 7 ' ' f 2 'A 4 Q - I 3: t WV! sf . . I I Z u, ,. : , B A A g..k, air- QP In :Imax Q 'Vx .wx . , . ..,.i - , Q . . 4 ' , y 33 ,Q ' . , --gr E x 5 1.1 3 1 ' 1 1 mg ' l w li . klir Q Q' . ,V . -. .' S V r W 'A . ' I cl Y .. . af- . . Q' . Y ' . Q ' ' I K l ,, .fam - .. ,. L 1' 5 -I.. Pll' A Q L , . , ' .P , YH V H ' ,yx , .. ,,1 ,. ' .,. EJ P -5 Q D 31? - Ax , A ' s Y .., A , f,,, if lx Q QA QA Q? 5 A W, 'fi Q 5 f Q . ffgggk Liv wr, 2' 1. ' : jmfs m L, gf Lp . Q A. x t 0.4 Jig, ' ' ' ' , . f K QQ 0'Z . A f - M - ' - 4 ' . 51 1? - - I ' ' 'g 1 - ' l ' . if 1 fl 1- 5 41- ' 31 W v ag' '33 .. Aim We Q5 Q M .E pf! Q' W' ff -W I - ., ' if iv '1-- 5'9 'f l i - . 3 :Q L f Q .- -1-nf ,T ' AQ 'I' ': 'F' 'E-' ' iii fi :E - I K F M 'LMQ2 M 22 in 33? - 3. , 5 :gf 'si 'fi - f iv' K -' j ' mi 1 M if 'W lm, 1? 'f F - wg T ' ' 4 W , V ,-yf, . , , . i, y U .,,5,,A, ' 5 Q'f- .1 ':' .... 'f Q :g'V-'wg ' 1:3 h . V i 1 n ':' A ' I A' 1? 'fig '55 pf ff. b . if , 1 m V' , .4 3 ' 1 4 mv 4 . I 1 f 5 DRUM MAJORS Harper is mighty proud of its five drum majors!!! All eyes are focused on them as they march with the band. They have competed in competitions and have Won many medals. Other schools have even bor- rowed them so that proves how really good they must be. CHEERING SECTION Seventy-five girls marching in time with the band . . . heads high . . . friendly smiles-this is Harper's cheering section. During the half at foot- ball games they put on a colorful show for the spec- tators. DRUM MAJORS Daniels Smetana Ganakos Rio CHEERIN G SECTION ROW 1: Musser, Robson, Wagner, Abate, Metz, Pentridge. ROW 2: Aguilera, Wehrle, O'Hern, Miss Kulp. Thomas, Schwantes, Benson. ROW 3: Grund, Barr, Briggs, McFee, Moore, Cunningham, Ferguson. ROW 4: Booras. Terry, Ford, Kuhn, Eng- blad. CHEER LEADERS ROW 1: Heywood. Lange, DeMure, Arnold, Baker. Beland. ROW 2: Davis, Angone, Simmons, Gagus. Mr. Borchardt, Samuelson. Reidy, Weber, Bennett, Smrt. CHEER LEADERS Hands Waving high and both feet off the ground, our cheerleaders stir the crowds to frenzied enthu- siasm! They d e s e r v e c r e d it for the splendid work they have done dur- ing the football and bas- ketball season. Without this help the team could not put forth its best effort. GIRLS' CHORUS ROW l: Gottschalk, Azarone, Cor- coran, Miss Tewksbury, Pacelli. Fasano. ROW 2: Minkel, McGuth. Tagler. Gerhardt, Scherr, Kramer, Yong, White. Bleck, Reardon, Bleck, ROW 3: Fitch, Capek, Carlson. Benedictus, Ringholer, Pacelli, Fred- man. ROW 4: Shannon, Sienert, Scholl, Rech, Pocius, Clements, Macke, Satunas, Olson, Cronin. A CAPPELLA ROW 1: Murphy, Fechner, Molomo. Warner, Piato, Gitzen, Hill. ROW 2: Mr. Schilke, Wilke, Litland. Minkel, Minkel, Pellegrini. Minter, Lloyd. ROW 3: Cadigan, Grannum, Bra- nauskas. Lipke, Murtaugh, Adomai- tis. ROW 4: Brown, Balter, Kweder, Johannes. Schaefer, Robitaille. ROW 5: Fischer, Hooks, Brown, Billman, Beusse, Ricciarelli, Albert, Barmann. A CAPPELLA ROW l: O'Hern, Cunningham, Atkin, Ferguson, LeBlanc, Reeves, Dunavan, ROW Z: Pacelli, Zimmer- mann, Kuchan, Krueger, Clemons, Bakse, Mr. Schilke. ROW 3: Mick- ley, Bruno, Shelton, Kavois, Drueen, Bader, Fornero. ROW 4: Marshak, Benson, Kopp, Rubin, Suriace, Carter. Ambrose. ROW 5: Brill, Crook. Hooks, Cusser, Sheehan, Hudera. Boyd. GIRLS' CHORUS Music, as provided by our Girls Chorus, soothes our student body. There is no doubt that Harper's Girls Chorus is really talented and can prove it when called upon. This or- ganization provides music at assem- blies, P.-T.A. shows, and ever so many places. Under the able direc- tion of Miss Tewksbury this group of girls is an asset to Harper. A CAPPELLA CHOIR A rise ot melody greets the move- ment ot Mr. Schilke's baton. The most notable feature of this choral group is the joy it receives through its singing. However, this pleasure cannot surpass the happiness the music brings into the hearts of all the audience. Their fine music is heard and appreciated at school activities. L E I F The only organization at Harper Whose sole purpose it is to recognize scholarship is the Legion of Honor. When the semester commences, students are awarded pins that signify their membership, if they have earned a grade of E or S in major subjects and a passing grade in minor subjects for a final mark. Since it has been Harper's tradition to place emphasis on scholarship and learning the socitys meinbership-roll'has-rnorelthan tripleidiinrthe lastrsexzevn yearslfrom 11013 367. This increase shows the maturity of our high school. The success of the society is due for the most part to Mrs. Barnaby, its faithful sup- porter. SOPHOMORES ROW l: Oremovich, Jonker, Roman, Pavlak, Dobbertin, Phillips, Craw' ford. ROW 2: Boldenow, Cizek, Swanson, Ellinger, Pocius,Pe1legrini, Skeleton, ROW 3: Milton, Hamel. Majewski, Timosciek, Jurkiewicz. Longeran, Mclnfosh, Rashid. FRESHMEN ROW 1: White, Werner, Fredman. Lundquist, Heim, Haven, Hetlinger. ROW 2: Posch, Christakes, Schultz, Golze, Holland, Kane, Kelly. ROW 3: Hartfield, Berg, Gottschalk, Bitt- ner, Kujus, Dukelow, Dorman, Jo- givty. FREEHMEN ROW 1: Booras, Brown, Bohlmann. Lamont, Kunde, Hue:s:h. ROW 2: fBaum, Engstrom, Brandel, Minne- man, Wollscheid, Uhrig, Sharp. ROW 3: Orth, Belskis, Grdich, Berg- lind, Nord, Ninneman, Gaffney. 1721 ROW 1: Braker, Reckas, Jurkovich, Warnicke, Mar iinsen, Heale, Minter. ROW 2: Burton, DeWiti Millberger, Bozarth, Bellumo, Piato. Holwell, Eisen berg, ROW 3: Navarro, Johnson, George. Craemer Traskis, Newth, Baliusnik, Durkin, Kozial. Vignono Grunau. ROW 4: Hoehne. Frisby, Sommerfeld Schober, Laifredo, Grant, Cowie. Bienenield. Mullin Jorgensen, ROW 1: Budz, Burandt, Rick. Wolf, McGovern, Berg mann, Presler, Austin, Havel. ROW Z: Henderson Koehler, Lange, Gough, Kort, Nicholas, Molorno Thompson. ROW 3: Granata Fischer, Phafi, Ellin ger, Fasnacht, Platt, Morrey, Cook, Haas. ROW 4 Miller, Schick, Hawrysio, Ephraim, Bahnsen. Ed wards, Bienenield, Haoch. ROW 1: Krey, Shefcik, Staschke, Busse, Reardon. Langert. Ohotzke. Myers, Hennessy. ROW 2: Neven. Druene, Gunty, Protine, Hetlinger, Frank, Anderson. Saplis, Gaartz, Dimas, Moore, Leak. ROW 3: Cohn, Bader, Todd, Wilhelm, Lietz, Rydell, Mozwecz, Ches- ter, Gall, Kuchan, Zweigoron Michelletto. ROW 4: Volz, West. Lindstrom, Major, Carter. Schram, Ander- son, Kammerath, Matt, Foos, Mason. Matl, ROW 1: Gigliotta, Krueger, Strachan, DeMiere. Brackett. Gade, ROW 2: Cucci, Mason, Heinrich, Litsinger, Brackett, Paschke, Kennedy. ROW 3: Petry, Rubin, Macke, Wagner, Smrt, Schaublin. Satunas. ROW 4: Schieielbein. Jensen, Soderholm, Bebeck. Lace, Patinkin, Rolando. Donbek. l73l W-2 Q. gig an 5 +0 Qw , I ,,,, UA.. , I L4 ,Q K in Q K . jaw 4 ,SV fly ik' ,I ,f -1. ,Q Q e,,R, A ,M 5 an an 9 yjggin A ,, ,M ss, , sg arg? , ,, k:,, 'Ei' ,V ' 3 'L' 13 W bv avi ' W 1: as 5 'ff 39 PQ 2 J QQ J? W4 ' 41? I 5 . VV -:El 1 ,, vw J 9' .V A 9 2 ,, Q , Y in it +V Q is aw K , ,E my. V N - W' LV V ug ,f V Q1 f N :K Lf , f A ,QF Q . ,W . w,a1,,,1, -5 T, K, an E? E W 'Q W ,gm Q we 5 'W Av A. A LTD iv Z -wv Q V a X 335 W - - fri ' 7- Hz, . 1 -L K M.- f ' ff - -ifiylspzilf I v fs , , W 5 5 Z .g +4 . fl M, , . :LH Ng: N 5 X ,Q ,fgyx - , . fn W- --' mm- . sm 3 3 6 ' 'E f i i i f H73 1 2 1? gh X. pg ll- .,-f- - , 1, .225 W ,, X 2 i all Q K Y 'fx 5 V if vi 2 R Q4 2,2 vga M 3 f ' 1- ,,. k . . , S.. ., - -, , ,Z B A, 3.4 , ,,. S K -l 2? .. 1 f - , fn 'ey M -,Z . i gs. 1? ' . - A f f A aj v .., if W N f A v 197.2 ,1 , Q5 K Q' M mwkv .?' LR... iw f m 3 gi 3? aa , I9 51 fx A ,-5' fi H, N ,A ,f 4 Q M rx, W 3, , w .2 ,, is K af 'EQ K in 4- ,- vL-, . Q21 K .fffigva M , , VV A I , W LMA sq Lx , 1 Q .4 E Wy ,mm g fi ' lx A 75 l PANI CLU The arousing appeal of Spanish makes it very popular among the stu- dents at Harper. Many times in class movies are shown of Spain, South America and Mexico so that the pupils Will see and understand the customs of the people and the language they are studying. Another reason for its popularity may be due to the fact that many students may have the opportunity to travel here and there Where the language is spoken or may find jobs in South America. TOP ROW Mcrnus Swanson, Figuieras, Kcxttz, Minnemcm. Nord, Hasnerl. ROW 2 Mrs. Frees, Andersen, Hacrck. William- son, Sullivan, Miller, Fawcett. ROW 3 Nichlcrs, Janawice, Selders, Heitner, Klein, Atherton. ROW 4 Angsten, Conrath, Baikie, Guth, Teh- bens, Feltz. Zande. HOW 5 Dawson, Baltusnik, Clemente, Bentz, Milton, Senese, Plienis. ROW 6 Rick, Moorhead, Lang, Calzaretta, Keat- ing. Scrrli. ROW 7 McLane, McGinnis, Guth, Sorich, Carte wright. Schaublin, Petrillo. ROW 8 Bronson, Strom, Schultz. Shirmulis, George, Sockett, Murphy. ROW 9 Michelletto, Clemons, Beilfuss, Keating, Rumph, Berg. Popilek, Kwasek. ROW 10 Mastrangelo, Barre, Sroskus, Metz, Dougherty, Barren, Deddo. Q2 8 ,i 'vjm 'f .g. -' V 4 .f .A 'E 1 Q 3 . -. ,.- . 3 K LY W Q -W YV ww. W - Q 1-Q, X-mmf is ', gg XJ if N11 w SQ' V U' N, Q If f' .Q z V' '11 gk gg R 3 M f srl? gf 9 -4 3' Q3 33 4 .. a J 12 W! S fi we X ,Aw ff as f E 2- 1 . F-. N ?,?f3S:'5'n'Z-3:5 0' ., M ef -1 I i f? S 'yi 1 Q s W? 5,2 552' fl if -va -1. 0 ,3, H ,,.,.,. ..,. fi I Wy ff gigs 5 . , - '93 ,mf E .f . 1 ' f , M xi .lf -uf ' K ...if g , ,ww -V Y i 0' X 1 .xy if 2 ' 5 , . K 3 1, nm , Y A .l 5? E K 3 --,, Q 1' as i . wi -a::is'?. n.- ' H3 f In wifi ,ik Q zf 'vi' MV, W ,E .,, vg ,ix A ew? 'gif if . Q55 H 2 'S J .1 Q a Vi 5', 39' 1 V35 2 1 I Q A l ,,.. Hweifw K 2 'i M Sig ' an f. . W 'iff X 5 4 If iz, 5'- A ,...u- .b, U z .. N. 3 mm M QQQQ ,Q . ff' 3. Amo, amas, amat! The ancient Romans would be pleased to hear the Latin students at one ot the club meetings. Spelling bees, games, puzzles, and almost any activity that can be tinted with Latin are used as forms of entertainment at the meetings. The students delve into the history of the Romans and enjoy every minute of it. The value of a classical education becomes apparent to Latin students. They find out that knowing Latin helps them not only in many other courses but in general thinking and ability to use the English language. Mrs. Barnaby is sponsor. M-LATIN CLUB,- ROW 1: Brown, Mrs. Barnaby, Ellinger. ROW 2: Hardin, Brown, White, Fxedman, Macke, Horan, Nelson. Paschke. Heim, Cucci, Skelton. ROW 3: Sehnem. Sehnert. Jcritz, Ernst, Wilmarth, Craw- ford. Lobianco, Strache, Rashid, Boldenow, Pavlak, Nicholas. l78l ,gg ,fp Q ' 'W if is me gg 5 ff Lm,, Nw f ' . . W silk W qt. if my gg Q? i 5 V Qi Q f Q V 1 A K f N, 5? 7 175 21 2 QS 9 Lf! A 'K', ig: Z . ,WW-Q, , ' ' V -5 W ' 49,5 1 9 'f 21 S17 .iff i 1 . A 3 .W ,jg ROW 1: Wolper, Miss Heineck. ROW 2: DeMoss, McNicholas, Tagler, Lambert. DiGiacomo, Byrne, Creed, McCarthy, Apple, Riedel. ROW 3: Doran, Gallagher, Healy. Minter. Proline, Zweigoron, Marshak, Bartolini, Thomson, Zehner. , FREN CLUBV' French Without tears, could be the placard placed outside 209. The students enjoy the club meetings because French plays, themes, and songs are presented in original Ways. Boys and girls of France correspond with our Harperites and convey W choice bits of information about their native land. Miss Heineck, who takes an active interest in the club, is the sponsor. Movies N and tours also take place in the school curriculum.. l30l 3 Q 5 ' 1 fi, J 2 as . K wg 2 The colorful painting of the Danube, the illustrated Schnitzelbank chart, and various water color drawings show that this is the German room. The students, under the direction of Mr. Schilke, converse with one another in German to lend authenticity to the highly decorative scene. The student standing in the foreground, We learn, is the class President. He, with other members of the class, arranges the much appreciated and inspiring meetings. M-GERMAN CLUB-ff ROW 1: Christian, Kasmer, Kohlmeyer, Muhs, Krivich, Eichorst, Loye, Blargen. ROW 2: Caller, Wickart, Knaui, Nagle. Hill, Balter, Ruehl, Brinker. ROW 3: Bierling, Bobson, O'Too1e. Swanson, Regan, Trensch, Floersch. . 82 ,Ii WSP ,1- ff? m 3f4'W'7, , 5 i I :ggi i . if I J 5 f Afllajggggl MW? E M ' 'Z Riff Q kg K Z.: aww? A 5,3 25533 U 0 W? ,if .4 Q29 ,wif K. ir ' ws Q fa , i .4 - F W ' , 1 f E 1 5 fy ROW 1: Eisenberg. Calascibetta. Crawford, Stahlke. Joyce, Monti, Cilia, Gagus. ROW 2: Gillespie, Reeves, Florian, Helmold, Sparrow. ROW 3: Garva, Nayder, Gade, Holtry, Burns. Juraska. Amodeo, Never, Freund. Bagdon, Belskis, Heise. Olsen. Anderson. Havens, Stan- ley, Davis, Miss Reesman. ART CLUB Those professional looking posters that appear in the halls, advertising various scholastic and social events, are the Work of our own art club. Students join this club because they love art and enjoy drawing, thus combining business with pleasure. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Mad- sen and is a boost to Harper and Harperites. l ROW 1: Zivalich, Needham, Jermings, Mr. Stanek, Bonnevier, Shanks, Kwinn. ROW 2: Aucunas, Zivalich, Ninneman, Kanwischer, Batruel, Thomss, Papas, Weber, Williamson. ROW 3: Weiss, Kaprek, Barzen, Enq- strom, Mehring. Sheldon, Nord. Dimas, Halley, Tanzer, Smith, Baum. MOVIE OPERATORS That form staggering down the hall beneath a mountain of movie equipment is a movie operator on his way to run off a few reels of film. Not only do the students find enjoyment and relaxation in Watch- ing movies, but Harperites now have the entire World of geography, litera- ture, and science brought into their classrooms and clubrooms. 84 fi fx- x. , ,, X -. Ag? PS1 ,. 2, , V , N NI ,. :I WM' - ' f ' - ' ' 'Ak L , M 4' , :I L an 1. V 5 ' Q fs ' ,M-nf' oys sports lllil I S 43, if 55 60 23? QEEm.. JRQ Fig? WQ5 Qfv QQ? T? 51 48 EQ,-.Q-:Eg 3 Q , 42 M gg 2 , fgg mwwdf 1R9 4.5 wg' 'ffm -1- Q .,:,., , Q 4 kr VA.. .i Q Ill? Bullilllllll Q liklillll Ill F J L IOW 1: Milkint, Luehring. Weir, Iosich, Mustaccio, Block. Monohan. ROW 2: Coglicmese. Zarbanos. Nenckos, J. Weir, O'Malley, Ander non, Kafka. Pagluico. ROW 3 Dlsen. Astrauskas. Doyle, F rank lolz, J. Cosich, Madsen, Kubilunas. Zlaras. THIS Last down, two to go! The team shifts into a punt formation and the ball is snapped back to the full-back. His foot rises to meet the ball but his hand lashes out and the ball sails through the air into the waiting arms of the end. Surprise play? I'll say so. It was only one of the many devised by Coach Boyle. Truly we owe a debt of gratitude to him. Let us be realistic and admit that despite the losses Coach Boyle continued his hard effort in search of a successful season. We cannot forget the twenty-four enthusiastic participants who tried their hardest to bring Harp- er's eleven into the limelight. In view of their achievements, we can claim that their efforts won the respect of all the teams in the city. With mixed feelings we have watched the de- parture of Coach Boyle. In his place is Coach Louis Wasserman who claims that Harper's eleven will give reason for great worry to the strongest teams in our section. SEASON Cnly 24 men . . . 3 coaches . . . l Hank Luehring . . . Anderson, playing the part of Wrong Way Corrigan . . . Kubilunas 6'9 lif only truel . . . Wenckos with his rolls . . . Block with his Tommy Harmon running . . . Olsen, showing the team how to drop-kick . . . Milkint, looking for some girls . . . L. Weir, singing Same Ol' Shillelagh . . . J. Weir, hurrying home to see Pat . . . Doyle, joins the Navy . . . Volz, the quiet man . . . Zar- banos and South Shore High . . . Killer Kafka, wonder why? E. Cosich, coming through . . . Mustaccio, Leave me in Coach I'll . . . Monohan, picking on little kids . . . Coglia- nese, I'll show that guy Greco . . . O'Malley, small but a bulldog . . . Pagluico, not given a chance . . . Prof. Astrauskas and a metal-stretcher . . . Frank, shagging down the field . . . J. Cosich with a bullet pass . . . Claras, sees it through . . . Apato, a flash who should take up boxing . . . Jasaitis, Wait till Millie sees me. . . . Mgr. Brown, slow but sure . . . Paul Panteleo, tumble and line coach . . . Coach Boyle, Do that over. l37l . N. ffm ,ww B SETBAL JUNIORS LOW 1: Coach Farmer. Deddo .nnerino, Jerlstrom. ROW 2: Strobel, lallus, Tribe, Witkosky, Connelly, onnivier. ROW 3: Totulis. Gor- ian, DeWitt. Mitchell, nDimas. OW 1: iassidy, lcLane. chober, SENIORS Mgr. Jerlstrom, Davidson Pattis, Stanis, Armbreckt ROW Z: Coach Farmer, Buesse, Bukauski, Desor ley, Sheehy, Doyle. l'89 ON THE 1 Another season of basketball has been checked off the Sports Schedule. Many of the students have already forgotten the outcomes of the games but not so the players, for the thrills of competition will never be erased from their minds. lt was not important Whether We were the South Side champs, for the main purpose of Basketball or any other sport is to promote sportsmanship. This is particularily true of Harper for our team possessed all the essential qualities to promote fair play. Since a good number of the players will be back next season the outlook is very favorable. A As a matter of fact it can be safely predicted that Harper will be one of the strongest contestents. COURT Teter Annerino . . . Deddo, jester of the court . . . Kurkul, tsk! tsk! . . . Bonnivier Little Napo1eon . . . Tribe, tallest of the smallest . . . McLane, Dribbles . . . Sorich, cuts rug . . . Doyle and the women . . . Sheehy Clark Gable . . . Pattis, fouls de luxe . . . Totulis Glenn Cunningham' '... Armbrecht in a pinch . . . Cassidy, persistent . . . Davidson, quiet boy . . . Schober one and only Honor Student . . . Bukauski Lil Abner . . . Strobel looking for females . . . Hayes Sleepy . . . Connelly, sweetheart of the team . . . Gorman, bench warmer . . . DeWitt, floor man . . . Dimas, basket a game . . . Has- nerl, perfect attendance . . . Gallus, left hook . . . Stanis, Stringy' '... Witkosky, effi- cient . . . Mitchel, No. 26 . . . Mgr. Jerlstrom, 'boss . . . Coach Farmer, free shot king. N-1 1 KJ: 'wig W, 52 ,Q Q2 :L 4' ,fri 4 :W if if .: .'JF 1 . xv .5 b i X ff 'Y ' v Q-.. K W 51,5 4 'l i -4 Q Q I X-. x -f...,.,,,,,M NX K 'Kxf' 4 4 A. . f muff, :F .T wil' P Y qw L , .W . 4 fu- .1 ,k K' V Vw K Maw: 313,24 2 f - Q swf ' N arf' W uf . we H, wk SEBALL BASEBALL IOW 1: Mgr. Barich, Manus, Chap- xell, Frederick, Yeager, Kubilunas lifel, Scholl, Luehrinq, Coach Far ner. ROW 2: Danis, Buesse, Tribe, Sterling, McMullen. Ziccarelli, Paus is, Bat Boy Deddo. INFIELD With the first shining days of April Harper's nine began the strenuous task of baseball practice. Urged by the splendid coaching of Mr. John Farmer, the team settled down to study the fine points of baseball. The infield tightened up, the hitting power increased and the pitching staff im- proved, all resulting in the establishment of a pow- erful Cardinal nine. Despite the stiff competition of Calumet, Bowen and Morgan Park, the team succeeded in obtaining a position of high distinction. In addition to this, we have received the honor of having one of our infielders, Stanley Tribe, sent to the minors, where we hope he will become outstanding. With a proud and happy heart Harper calls the attention of all schools to the fact that the baseball team is always one of the best in the South Section. We hope that through the years the baseball team will retain the high recognition it has maintained. INFORMATION For the information of the news-loving Harperites here are some names and happenings which should be of interest since they deal with our Harper Nine. Stan Tribe, Star third basemen . . . Hank Luehring, football's better . . . Dan Paustis. trumpet and player with swing . . . Dave McMullen KSonnyl quiet type girls . . . George Chappell, somebody stole my gals . . . Bob Sterling, let's go play pool . . . Ray Ziccarelli, Jeannie with the light brown hair . . . Mike Frederick ls there a Cub scout around? . . . Ed Danis, Oh-oo yack yoh . . . Bill Scholl, quiet's the word . . . George Eifel, Bucky Walters in reverse . . . Matthew Lepore ls Betty coming? . . . Ken Manus, swing, swing, let's give . . . Jim Buesse, fugitive from the basketball team . . . Algird Kubilunas, women hater Ca real onel . . . Yeager, Well I still have one more strike . . . Manager Dick Barich, Where's Sorich? . . . Coach Farmer, Now listen fellas . . . l9'l 61 Nfl, il uk. Jw 5 ? :1f?Ff gg?- gi, ii L'.. ai., was TENNIS Ephraim, Ely, Grinis, Jerlstrom, Lo- pate, Coach Malo. BOWLING ROW 1: Dertz, P. Smith, Farrington, Langbauer, D. Smith, Kanwischer, Sullivan, Taft. ROW 2: Uhrig, Lun- steatt, Middaugh, Letz, Gaffney, La- bianco. Sterling, Hogan, Ninneman. Batruel, Ruehl, Sheldon, Aye, Apato, Ephraim, Mr. Nebel. ROW 3: An- derson, Bunyea, Billman. Frank, Mike zsta, Semer. Sowa, Klein. Lehy. Glatzholer, Gleason. Scholz, Stange. l93l TENNIS 4 This year saw the establishment of Harper's first tennis team. Under the watchful eyes of Coach Malo the team began an elimination process in search of the best players. The final outcome found Joe Grinis, Paul Jerlstrom, John Ely, Leonard Lo- pate, Charles Ephraim, Edward Vassian and Harold Patinkin the regular members of the team. With this elimination terminated the team began compe- tition with teams in its section consiting of Lind- blom, South Shore, Gage Park, Englewood and Manley. Due to graduation the tennis team will suffer the loss of three good players, Jerlstrom, Grinis and Ely, but with the remaining four returning there should be a prosperous season next year. BowLlNG Strike! No, no, it's not the baseball team: it's only one of the highly enthusiastic bowlers from Harper's team letting his team-mates know he's do- ing well. As a matter of fact, the whole team did well much to the satisfaction of Coach Nebel. Due to the persistent efforts of Taft, Letz, Smith, Ephraim and Apato, the Elks attained first position in the inter-team competition with the Challengers running a close second. After tucking the first place position under their belts, the Elks entered the city league of which Charles Ephraim is president and ended in the middle of the city standings. D5 , 'wi f u f m-rf ,. Qf',1' . ' - b M,gwv + 'g ' -' M--J , .Jilin GAC? US urls Sports GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The girls who head our athletic department make up the G.A.A. Board and Cabinet. Their uniforms consists of a blue jacket over a white dress which they wear once a week. At these meetings the girls plan the activity schedule for the semester, in addition to appointing leaders for the various activities. Some of the popular entertainments that the G.A.A. sponsored this semester were a Junior-Senior Play Day, the annual G.I-LA. Dance, to which all G.A.A. members could bring their favorite beau, a G.A.A. movie and a tennis match between two famous champions. Another highlight in the field of sport was a contest game between the Girls Honor Volleyball Team and the Men Faculty Flashes. The officers of the G.A.A. were Edith Bennett, president: Ruth Ellinger, vice president: Mildred Barren, secretary, and Betty Reidy, treasurer. Miss Schmook was the faculty sponsor. Ellinger Ochsner. Reidy, Barren, Bennett ROW 1: Miss Schmook Minter, Cizek, Brock tt Gillespie. Swanson. ROW 2: Kressner. Hcxqlu d Meyer, Heywood. Wehl Rochon. ROW 3: Mak Gancxkos, Hill, Hank 96 97 1 w GIRLS'LETTER CLUB The G. A. A. Letter is the aim of all girl sports enthusiasts. That large handsome in- signia is awarded to any girl who has the character, personality and persistence to earn the goal of 1,000 G. A. A. points: but wait, there is more to follow, for as many as 4 chevrons can be earned at the require- ments of 300 points per chevron. The Letter Club meets every Friday at which time Deanne Ganakos acts as Presi- dent, Marion Haglund as Vice President, Jane Gordon as Secretary and Ruth Ellinger as Treasurer, with Mrs. Kulp as sponsor. ROW 1: Heywood, Austin, Ganakos, Mrs, Kulp, Ben- nett, Reidy, Hennessey. ROW 2: Meyer, Wehrle, Rochon, Gillespie, Pressel, Barren. ROW 3: Marks, Madsen, Garding, Ellinger, Haglund, Boggiano, Gordon. l LEADERS CLASS Who are those girls with the cream col- ored leader belts? Why, of course, those are the spice of Harpers' athletes who meet once a week to play a variety of sports and learn the fundamentals of supervising the gym classes. They check attendance, referee games and assist the teacher in conducting the class. All girls must have at least an E average in gym throughout high school to be eligible to join. ROW l: Mrs. Briel, Cizek, Rochon, Kressner, Wehrle, Gordon, ROW 2: Aguilera, Wedlock, Brackett, Chris- takes, Dorman, Rick, Haglund. Brackett. Lindberg. ROW 3: Frank, Meyer, Minkel, Lavin, O'Connor, Oremovich. Beneclictus, Ringhoier, Ochsner, Golden. ROW 4: Curtis, Hanka, Kelly, Brandel, Burns, Marks, Daniels, Yuska, Capek, Ellinqer, Mason. 5 ,, S Q sa hfiewsfi ff 2 ,, , I, A wf Aww' iw - ' ' , gtk, V . sm Q M 1 r iff 56 v xg , X X 1 3 x L S 5 X N 'am' su ,ax QQ .nf w X f Q W T ' if ,, 4 w w w 'fm' ,gl i Quin 4 WFR 1 :gf s , sw E, A. Q f ig Q W4 A awk.: X ,, ,. 5 , fgghw GAMES HOW 1: Rochon, Lindberg, Rick. Beck, Christakes. Brackett. Barren. ROVV 2: Gordon, Meyer, Haqlund. Luvin, Brackett, Dorman, Curtis, Miss Schznook. ROW 3: Frank, Ochsner. Ringhofer, Benedictus, O'Connor Cizek, Oremovich, Wehrle. GAMES ROW 1: Reidy, Bennett. Ellinger, Arnold, Mrs. Briel, Mason, Golden. ROW 2: Yuska, Kipp, Ryan, Capek. Aguilera, Minkel. ROW 3: Burns, Brandel, Marks, Hill, Hanka, Gana- kos. HONOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM ROW 1: Hanka, Dorman, Marks. Reidy, Gordon, Ochsner, Boggiano, Rochon. The girls in the Games Class, under the leader- ship oi Gertrude Hanka and Gloria Cizek, Co-Board mem.bers, indulge in a variety oi sports consisting of Basketball, Volleyball and Baseball. A tourna- ment is held for each sport in which the champions receive bars. There is always plenty of excitement and thrills for anyone who participates in the Games Class. At the end of each season, an honor team is picked consisting of the best players of all the classes combined. The Girls' Honor Volleyball Team challenged the Men's faculty for a set of games, one using girl's rules and the second using boy's rules. The match ended in a tie score, each team having one Win and one loss. l99l . if 'w 39 MMM 4 . 1 K 'Q 2 Q 3 Z 3 2 5 5 PE 3 ff' I , A A xv y -I 5 ,, . ,MTF if W W Q -'sf 44g,,M,,., if 2 . lx 'Kf-' SL, f 'W W 1 ' ' 5 LQ X Q 4 i 4 H 4 X Y ' sf X s W 2 .v . PM Y Q? A Q k Q1 7 . 1, KH: Mr ra 3 an 5 ' . f m: Vf , L' f 15' fy Q 'LY' V ,xf11 f V - ,:,1 M Xlbmf I Q . f V . l l 4 mg V .K EIQS 1 V L 21 Lg I, 1 W f V 9 ., , iifs. .if i . : VVZEK 'V A A 1, 'K W7 A I , xfizfg 1 - 9. VA .- ...l A I Q zip. ' ' .f if ,' V WL . 1 HORSEBACK RIDING CLUB Gid-da-yap Buck, Whoo-oa-Prince, are the fa- miliar exclamations that can be heard when the girls go Horseback Riding with the G.A.A. This year the equestrians, headed by Betty Ruth Karr, G.A.A. cabinet member, took lessons at a Riding School for several months and then as full- fledged riders, they went every other Friday to canter on the paths at 87th and Western. ARCHER TENNIS CLUB The Tennis Club, recently begun, has been met with great enthusiasm. The members are given instructions for correct tennis playing. An outstand- ing event of the tennis club this year was a tennis match between champion players, held in the girls' gymnasium. ' Y Whizzzzzz and the arrow splits the air on its journey into the heart of the target. A bulls-eye is the feat that all the girls aim for. The Archery Club is just a newly organized club at Harper, with Miss Schmook as the teacher, but the girls have been so willing to learn, that soon it will be one of theleading sports. F The clashing of E N C I N G steel and the familiar cry En 11011 Garde, are heard every week when the Fencing Class meets to test the skill of our G.A.A. fencers. The girls are equipped with masks, swords and protectors and many a thrilling contest is held between the contestants. Fencing is recommended as an ideal method of attaining poise, grace and a perfect figure. 4 X + .xx , H V, i.- MN, gif? f,a?'H 3? N J 7 wi, : .?1sE',f 1 . .5 , 1m. .,..z . ,, k- ,mu-. ,. . A. i f f 1 Q -M. 1: ALK- ,V F4913 Q, E Q 'Qi N X-wvqsw W s L 55, Q ,fv , 4,3 V s A Qlgw I wslfilmfk W - www: Syn ., ,.,, .,,. -ip as ' I Q ,EE if. va H . if A ' W ww Q ff X' M h ZE, as N wg Q , ik: ,,, ffl Qifl u I I G. A. A. SWIMMING As we look in on the G.A.A. Swimming Classes we see a good deal of splashing, but after we gaze around, we see some girls diving with the ease of a swan and others swimming like mermaids. There are several classes that meet each week and all girls, whether they are experts or not, are invited to join this healthy, happy sport. Norma Brandel is the cabinet member in charge of the swims. B I C Y C L I N G Why not go riding with the SKATING AND HIKING For health! For fun! Roller skating, ice skating, and hiking provide both. The girls meet for ice skating in the near-by parks. The hikers and roller skaters have no set destination for their trips but they have many good times. Points are given toward the G.A.A. letter and bars are awarded according to attendance. C L U B GJ-LA. rather than by yourself? You're sure to have a good time! It may be to Ryan's Woods or it may be to the Airport, but each trip is to a different place. If you don't like to hike, just get out your bike and come along and earn some points or a bar. 031 BOWLING LEAGUE Over at Western Recreation Hall, a group of girls bowl once a week. They are the members of the Bowling League. These girls have formed teams and have played in tournaments against competing teams. At the end of the semester a city-wide banquet is held for both the Girls' and Boys' Bowling League. ROW l: Morris, Enright, Devitt, Yuska, Cizek, Traskis, Marks, Baltusnik, Smrt, Hanka, Smetana. ROW 2: Litcomb, Wedlock, D'Angelo, Petry, Rubin, Olson, Salunas, Kressner, Grund, Finn, Craemer, Zellow, Mason, Golden, Mason, Sykora, Ahlgrain. ROW 3: Christakes, Iarussi. Conybear, Kodis, Juska, Helmers, Karr, Rick, Wall, Gillespie, Gerhardt, Scherr, Lint, Faber, Spiotto, Meyer, Johnson, Klecka, Edelman, Carlson. Wehrle. WPING PONG CLUB-N1 Each semester many girls enjoy a period of every Week playing ping pong in the balcony of the girls' gymnasium. Cheers often ring through the corridors as certain players emerge victorious. The board member, Doris Gillespie, conducts a tournament each semester and the winners are awarded with bars. w l I w l l l l l l lno-11 A.. if N C ' f f' ' .fy -'rf ' . - f if X A ii QM H LLV MSN Vi? divisions 'O '7 - KQ ,g ok Kw,,,x Q' ,- Q- vi 3 f. on fm,W' y3fwfQ.' 3 f 'Q ,, A 'G - -' A ,B 3 ,A ' 4 5 . I ' K . A F ,i,- A - . '5 I A k V. ., 1 'QQ i, W ky yi -, k A ,v:,, E I 4 5 il V , fl K AQ. ul I .,:- w r . A X . 55 , is J Q A -7 - .MK lx Q g ,:., ,,' V fy, will mb' fb 5 L unnnnmv-un, . Q '. h 1, xv ' , 4 If-.b Pray' an 2 - is ig '35 1 xi 2 S' Q' J' we Q 4 f ,J 5 - . ww 1 f . K W A, H, -W 3 0 , 3' 8' JA Q Q Q in gs. A, 3 xi ix 1 L 1 Q13 'f x K ff '- 1 I I gpaggggysfw Kg A w 1. 1 ' Q f A B N' .,.. K ,.,'2 , rv I f AIQ, I - m m , f 3 , , 3 . k A , M SENIORS BOW 1: Acker, Algrim, Apato, Apitz, Bauer, Belluma, Beiner, Bienenfeld, Billman, Bixman, Boerema, Brown R., Brown, Bunyea. ROW 2: Canner, Clear, Corsich, Cole, Conway, Corabi, Davis, Davis R., Deal, Del Priore, Dertz, Diers, Faber, Fairburn. ROW 3: George, Grannes, Gura, Haley, Hudera, Jaritz, Jarolirn, Johnson, Johnson E.. Kashew, Kosty, Kraemer, Kubilunas, Kwasek. ROW 4: Lebern, Lietz, Lent, McHa1e, Majerus, Morris, Marven, Metz, Meyer G., Micheletto Miller M., Mitchel, Nord, Oliver. ROW 5: Patinkin, Rochetto, Real, Reeves, Rentz, Rogers, Rotondi, Sehnert, Schiff, Schimrock, Senese, Sockett, Spiato, Stevens. ROW 6: Taylor, Tebbens, Thompson, Townsend, Vignono, Yaeger, Weischedel, Wentz, Wilkinson, Winkler, Wolf, JUNIORS Auguilera,Ah1grain. ROW 7: Albrecht, Alecz, Almashy, Amadeo, Amerin, Anderson, Anderson L., Robitaille, Astrouskas, Atkinson, Aucunas, Avery, Azarone, Baldwin. BOW 8: Balter, Baltkas, Barr, Baltusnek, Beusse, Bauer, Bastick, Bednarski, Begley, Beland, Berlich, Bennett, Berg, Berg K. BOW 9: Bialeck, Bialeck D., Bierling, Bischot, Blaeser, Blasgen, Blum, Boedeker, Bohlmann, Boken, Bonnervier, Borzen, Bowe, Boyce. BOW 10: Bozarth, Brachett, Bratzos, Breidegan, Brogan, Brown, Brown L., Buglio, Burke, Bur- ton, Bushman, Byrne, Cadigan, Calascibetta. BOW vinka, Cizek, Chappel, Cleveland, Coglianese, Connelly, Connolly D. ll: Calzaretta, Coglianese, Capjak, Capjak M., Carlson, Carlson W., Cartwright, Cer- ROW Miere, 12: Conybear, Corjod, Curtis, Dimico, Dampf, D'Angelo, Danielson, Doring, Deddo, De Depato, Durkin, De Witt, Degroot. su-:us Rail Wtl:Wliil':':iW4iii'lliI IIO7 l 1 F Q: Q, :EQ A ,f, , 'I QQ Q Q in Q QQ L , , V fm 7? 1 K 7 Q ff .. X Q ' 'I 'E er 4 i f 3 , Q A2'5 Q QQ A., , ,Q-.. ' 'L' 1 i . 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L o ,Q if 9' Qi mf 1' Q 9 1' ,I my , , A Q . QQ Q ' Q A f , . ' S, QQ QQQ QQQ .. Q 1 5+ , . fy, Q . , 4' ., I Q. m H , , E Q Q .. Q VZ,. 5 QQQQ M Q ,. i Q .W JUNIOR ROW 1: Dietz, Dimas, Dixon, Dobbertin, Doran G., Doran L., Dougherty, Doyle, Drueen, Dunn Eck, Edelman, Eichorst, Eisenberg. ROW 2: Engblad, Engstrom, Ephraim, Farr, Fareley, Fasano, Fassmanm, Feller, Ferrarr, Fig- uieras, Fini, Finn, Fiore, Fleck. ROW 3: Floersch, Forrestal, Frank, Frederich, Freund, F risby, Goberville, Gade, Galich, Gar- gotto, Gorman, Garrity, Garver, Garva. ROW 4: Gough, D'Gicamo D., Gigliatto, Gershbacker, Gleason, Golze, Gough J., Granata Granzow, Grolies, Grunau, Grund, Grant, Guenter. BOW 5: Gunty, Hackert, Hajeck, Homann, Hamdley, Hanka, Hannigen, Hanson, Hopkins, Harder, Halper, Hartiield, Haynie, Healy. ROW 6: Heale, Hebel, Helmers, Heywood, Hoehne, Holloway, Holwell, Horwitz, Huhn, Hunt Hunter, Izzo J., Izzo, Janis. JUNIORS ROW 7: Jankaukas, Jerousek, Jockum, Johannes, Johnson, Johnson H., Johnson J., Johnson E Jorgensen, Joyce, Jurgens, Juraska, Jurus, Juska. ROW 8: Halper, Kalauitis, Kanuezer, Kamauskas, Kasmer, Katt, Karr, Kozoil, Keating, Kehoe, Kelly, Kerrigan, Kintz, Klecka. ROW 9: Klein, Kline D., Klein E., Klemp, Klimetz, Kline D., Kodis, Kohlmeyer, Kanwischer Kopp, Koppel, Kressner, Krey, Kroll. ROW 10: Krueger, Krukones, Kuh, Kuhn, Kun:le, La Beau, Lace, Lackner, Lamont, Lamsarges Lange, La Porta, Laurin, Lavin. ROW 11: Lear, Lettiere, Lewis, Lewis R., Lloyd, Michals, Mickley, Middough, Mikagta, Lof fredu, Loftus, Longdon, Loretta, Lucus. ROW 12: Lint, MacKay, McCarthy, McDonnell, McFee, McGinnes, McGovern, McIntosh, Mc Kessy, McMullen, McNamara, McNamara, McNick1es, Magliano. Boys cv J W:llllw'l?l: 'lftlllQ'lll' 1 1 1 Q It J 'au P uf Q QL! LA F? 4 JUNIOR ROW 1: Majauskas, Majerus, Manarik, Manwell, Marchen, Marchio, Marek, Marks, Mason Mele, Meyer E., Meyer, Millberger, Miller D. HOW 2: Miller J., Miller M., Minahan, Minter, Mitchell, Moore, Morley, Morrey, Morris, Mor rissey, Moscato H., Moscato R., Mullin, Mozwecz. ROW 3: Munce, Musser, Navarro, Needham, Neven, Newth, Nicholas, Nickels, Noak, Nunziato Ochsner, O'Connor, O'Connell, Orr. ROW 4: Parker, Pattis, Patinkin, Pazda, Reckas, Pedderson, Pellegrini, Penerick, Perry, Peter son, Petkus, Phelps, Phillips, Plienis. ROW 5: Piato, Pisarski, Pocius, Pohlman, Polz,, Polito, Polly, Pommering, Popilek. Porter Prabel, Priscal, Price, Pritz. ROW 6: Quaglia, Ragnitt, Reiser, Renick, Resner, Riccarelli, Rick, Rio, Rio K., Ristich, Robson Rome, Rossi, Rubin. 1 JUNIOR 4 ROW 7: Saggione, Salisbury, Sepic, Schlaffer, Schmal, Schmatz, Schneider, Schneider B. Schaefer, Schoenbeck, Schoenheider, Schultz, Sharp, Sheehan. HOW 8: Schiefelbein, Simmons, Shirmalis, Shauer, Smith J., Smith V., Smrt, Snyder, Soder- holm, Spang, Spee E., Spee W., Spiotto E., Soiotto B. ROW 9: Stoskus, Strubin, Schiek, Surface, Sutterland, Swanson, Tangler, Tanis, Tanzer, Tay- lor, Tebbens, Thelen, Thole, Traskis. RCW 10: Treptow, Tully, Tuton, Ufferman, Uhrig, Ventura, Vetter, Wishentas, Vujeric, Wag- ner, Wagner J., Wall, Watts, Webber. ROW ll: Wedlock, Wehrle C., Wehrle N., Welsch, Werner, Wetzel, Wilde, Wiles, Wilhelm, Winstedt, Wittenkeller, Wolf, Wollschlager, Woodall. HOW 12: Yost, Zemeck, Zimmerman, Zing, Zivatkouskcts. W gllllwfilll 'iglllllg lllll 1B-MRS. BABNABY-214-SA ROW l: Zieqenhaqen, Rehling, Duane. Mrs. Barnaby, Villari, White, McKibbin, ROW 2: Schreiner, Zugenbuehler, Coff man, MCI-Kale, Haig, Jurus, Burkman. Kuchan, Trlak, Merritt. ROW fl. Coak- ley, Carrington, Hajek, Sorich, Kreia, Duncan, Essenberq, Branigan. ROW 4: Byqnes, Brunner. Schindler, Davis, Avery. Krimel, Bowman. IB-MR. HARRIS-323-7A ROW l: Martins. Courtney, Heyold. Moench, Mr. Harris, Birchler, Berkery. Kella. ROW Z: Fischer, Cornell, Carqie, Robson, Cunningham, Davis, Cervinka. Berg, ROW 3: Walter, Fischer, Bvene, Oyler, Johnston, Olsen, Sheridan, Mser. ROW 4: Nedward, Schell. Haynie, Kirn- bauer, Stott, Lolipski, Roman. MMM .fyxlf IA-MRS. BRIEL-305-7B ROW 1: Hennessy. Bailey, McDonald. Hough, Randquisi, Tilley, Clemente. ROW 2: Jurgens, Czapek, Rossman, Little, Capozza, Ruzicka, MacRitchie, Mrs. Briel. ROW 3: Gardner, Oqden, Urbanczyk, Strutz, Harper, Bleck, Deq- nan, Keefe, Staschke. ROW 4: Kelly, Fennessy. Schwanty, Zichterman, Cun- ningham, Atken, Ferqerson, Tirbizzi, David. IA-MRS. GREER-302-7B ROW l: Mansen, Mrs. Greer, Ambrose, Kammrath. Kohler, Powers, Zuro, ROW 2: Lamber, Eckl, Chotzke, Smith, VVest, Mond, Gapaevic. ROW 3: Kopusus, Tannehill, Kazragis, Hengel, Casich, Dimas, Stockton. ROVV 4: Carry, Pro- tine, Krueger, De:-Frank, Murphy, Eby, Batter. 11121 ?X 3 'Q 'S fA1 s-is 'V ,A 4 QQ L' , ML. K ',f ,g ,Ji L- I i 4 Ag . .,,, . K I Y ' ' V -. V' f 1 x -- HYL, f .. , , 34 'iii .Q A jf x Us ,, 1 2 , QM, . ' Nur! Q9 ' 1 k A ' . V -, ,. 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'- Awwmuag , .,,. kk,,: K ,, ze 'ZALQI . fu W ,, ..., . ,Q .- 1+ Q' 'Siu ' L W 2 53 .fs by Q V f 1 h gm vw R se' , K W WMM T '- ' . .,-1 QM .3232 gf: 1 , f 'sf ' .,' - ' . 1' H 22 .W K V' W'LL if , . 4 . 1 I 35 M 1 1 fu V Y - Q I K ii A I J. Q 9 .4 f QA 2 sr Q, we 'EW 311. Q . f 5:-A ,Q f -. n 5 . .wr . 1 5: .Q ,yi ,V , .1 ' -' ' iff m ' Q . h ' mV:A h M V mW,: .V ,. .if 1+ . 1,5 A ' 1, Kei 3 3:5 J W: S 'Yr L .. L,f 3 . 415555 'Y' :W L , , , , .Q ,gm Q , i ml new . . ' W3 z, 5,3 V 1 , vu. w 3 ffl V w A ' 59... 41 'V 4, If y.-,MP Q N was 5 , A f x mf sie.. re? 5 1 wi it S , Q Y W 3 A, X . mi M R N 3 A .X V, ,.., V .,V' A iw., .. ,BY Sw ' ' f ,f . 2' ' an V in Q? V , ,N , W5 WH ' '-f - L V ... L .. 'Ulf 1 i L , Q ZA-MRS. O'BRIEN-404-5B ROW 1: Maloy, Neumann, Senese, Urbanas, Sutalc, Schodrow, McPhillips. ROW 2: Ford, Lindemann, Brandel, Thelen, Fenley, Marrone, Bailey, Braun. ROW 3: Ernst, Rio, Jones, Kalal, Mc- Nulty, Manning, Paulick, Kennedy. Aspling. ROW 4: Moorhead, Thomas. Warner, Molomo, Sheehan, Fiquieras, Zender. ZA-MISS MARK-402-SA ROW l: Miss Mark, Sakals, Kaslev, Jonker. ROW 2: Syeick, Jonikas, Stein- berg, Kosty, Wiltro, Hossfeld, Bradshaw. ROW 3: Brisunas, Pakalka, Zuqen- bruhler, Fleming, Clemons, Holmer, Ryan, Halper. ROW 4: Hatter, Mat- tera, Posch, Calzaretta, Flemm. Salvati, Beknadetle. ZA-MISS PARKER-41 l-SB ROW 1: Benson, Burandt, Rook, Bleck. Schub, ROW 2: Keele, Giblin, Smith. Prendergast. Beck, Shannon, French. Grisick, ROW 3: Knaui, Spaarqaron, Bohlman, Grode, Gaffney, Keane. ROW 4: Diombola. Sianis, Outly, Sterlinq, Johnson. lam fr Ni V a rietv J, it . , El X 1 2 .j lf ty vi 2. K' ' li t I - 'j ' if r . I . 3 I 1 12 -wwe GYMNA5'U 2i ff H 'hi 13 N me f X 21 14 fi X 16 ' . ' l7 Q DT. 1 -' zo ' Z4 .1 27 . A .X fx j f V 1 it 9 ll se.: 12 5 E ' 5 16 . S DP' . Y t 17 1 18 1 X - 18 I 24 4 . y 4 i ' xl 6 E xx 11 I .fl xg 14 1 i sjj L ' XX D . 15 -U I SEPTEMBER School is here again. Everyone looks bewildered, including Leslie Plummer. who as a typical Freshie. is looking tor a cart or other vehicle to deliver her to her classes. All enjoyed seeing the football team on parade during the first pep assembly oi the season. Ohs and ahs came from the girls as they cast admiring glances at Francis Block's wide shoulders. Today we found an amazed Freshie, who just discovered that she was registered in all the boys' gym classes. Harper bows to St, Rita, 27-6 in practice tilt. Now that all text books have been distributed, Harperites think of hiring Caddies. James Busse typed constantly for a period before he realized that the typewriter con- tained no ribbon and then thought that the words had gone with the wind. Lorraine Kashew. singing guitar star, steals first place in Home Talent Show. Harper looks bright and gay these days. Tom Marks, as well as many other Harper boys. is sporting those colorful new socks. Did you know we have Russian dancers in our midst? Dave Pattis and several other artists gave us a demonstration Kon the lloorl. OCTOBER That noise heard in the seventh period study was just the excited yell of Amorette, the astonished junior who found her plump friend sitting on her spectacles. Those zoological sounds issuing lorth from the rear ol 406 were none other than the sounds of a male quartet harmonizing in preparation for the Publications Party. Due to the ancient condition ot their jalopy, the football team was late in getting off to practice. Team covered with grease- -car trouble again. Conscription Day. No school. An anxious atmosphere surrounded the 4-B's today. class elections. The anxious faces of yesterday have changed to joy or disappointment. Harper-Fenger clashsthat is all. Among the chivalrous gentlemen oi Harper, we iind an outstanding member, who offered to cut Betty Berg's steak at the N. H. S, luncheon, His kind offer was rejected. NOVEMBER Sally Marks wins passes to Harper-Bowen game on Harper-Calumet score guess. Bet she practices on bean jars. Did Lois Fries take on a look of surprise when the dancing teacher asked her to aid. in demonstrating a new step? Did you notice all the Harper sweaters present at the Armistice Day parade? We really gave our deserving support to our R. O. T. C. No gum today! An apparent lack ot undescribable noises where gum chewing clans are usually gathered. A certain senior wishes he had taken heed of the advice of taking along pillows to 4-A skating party. lII8I Why do so many students wince when the word ham is spoken. Could it be the after effects of the visit to Swift's slaughterhouse? Thanksgiving. Joe Kafka and turkey get together, Joe and turkey again or is it duck? Variety is the spice of life. Cleveland Public Music Hall here we come. Shield and Highway attend N. S. P. A. convention. Marking day. All the excitement on the fourth floor after eleventh period did not have relation to grades. The Freshies were excitedly chasing after a small bat that had trespassed on our premises. DECEMBER The tradition of a Shield Casanova has been shattered. Betty Ruth is in the lime- light now. Why is it that June Hill is commonly referred to as cupid these days? When lights were switched on after the Christmas movie Starlit Night, many Har- perites were surprised to see tear stained faces emerging from the darkness. Bow day finds Anna Posenhofer proudly displaying her first Senior Bow. Gonna frame it, Ann? Who says Warren Brown is worth 6 girls? That means trouble in my way of speaking. Lipstick on Bob Frank? It couldn't have been the Mist1etoe Dance ? Walter Bergman's excuse for not having homework is different anyway. He is so busy with the 4-B, 4-A party. Kitty Flood just realized that short hand homework isn't to be done in history class. CTeacher doesn't think so, anywayl. That racket you heard in the hall that resembled Hamlet's famous speech was Leona Rieckhoff practicing up on her recitation. At last we find out why Helen Schwartz and Mary Niko have been so jolly all week. Probably the after effect of the Notre Dame football dance. Prom bid salesmen bring many blushes to the Harper stag line. Bob Frank modeling the very latest in sugarsacks in the corridor this morning. fA preview of the 4-B. 4-A partyl. Happy students. Smiling teachers. No wonder, Christmas vacation begins today. JANUARY School work resumed. How can we forget so much? Today, Jean Snyder made a slight error. She misunderstood the teacher as asking for a typewriter instead of a typing book. She laughingly displays her bruises inflicted while carrying the machine all over school. Harperites are getting around to their new Christmas clothes, Harper looks like a giant fashion show. Several steno students have tummy-aches this morning from sampling too many of those delicious Louisiana pecans. Chizzy has his homework. It must be the Christmas spirit just taking hold. Art David doesn't need a lullaby, just put him in a history class. Helen Schwartz nursing a lzandaged hand, claims her knuckles were injured while dancing. We'd like to believe you, Helen. Really. 11:91 . N ..., xt l' W x I E Now suowNg,jax5TF'W5 mom Q . f ti gifts: 'H ff L . A 135 lx.-xi 4 kv T l xxx f-'X -4, V Virus 'ro'-nav-F9 YQMW aft s M--f AW x L4.j ' t by x P I l . fl X -H rf 2 T1 Q 4 1 ' f ' I Z I Q R new 1 , , noni TMLNY S 7 fl j . ,ll jl ll 'xc 1 S tl XXX ,S l f 2' ff' 4 X f .hqifuikll A, B 3 'F l Strains of Happy Birthday filled the corridor while eager students congratulated Bob Floersch on his attaining that mature age of sweet sixteen. tHe says.l Why is it that Paul Jerlstrom blushes every time anybody mentions the Home Talent Show? Harper just doesn't seem the same since we lost so many of our swell seniors. FEBRUARY Freshies bring new life to Harper. An anonymous Freshie was seen directing a puzzled Sophomore to his classroom. It sort of shocked us too. Really, we found a Soph who thinks you have to take your look home every night. Poor kid. Have you noticed that new sign in Frances Smetana's locker? She wants Experts no less. A despairing Freshie sympathizing with friends. while staggering beneath armloads of books says, Grammar School just wasn't like this! Phebe Disbrow is wearing that strange smile because she just realized that she is no longer a Freshie. Valentine's Day. Some dear friend remembered Betty Berg. She doesn't know who sent it either. Jane Haas. alias Pick-a-Lock Pete, was caught trying to get her lunch out of a locker on the second floor instead of the third. Sub-zero temperatures. Many a track record has been challenged as old man winter blows his wildest fury in the way ot snow, wind. and ice. James Sheehan and Glorya Ricciarelli carried off top honors in our Home Talent Show. Their version of Sweethearts almost took down the roof. MARCH Deanne Ganakos is envied by many because of her opportunities of interviewing stars of radio and screen. Marches, harmony, and all types of music were heard today booming forth from our auditorium where brass players from all over the city were guests of Harper in an all-city competition contest. It is a wonder how our peppy jitterbugs ever controlled themselves long enough to enjoy the slow waltz version of Let Me Call You Sweetheart at the St. Patrick's Dance. By the way. the main topic of discussion was the excellence of the Magician Show. Bob Schick put on his best smile today while watching the birdie. Did he want to distract attention from that beautiful shiner of his? Harper turns out for our first Ice Carnival. We can't quite decide whether the students or the faculty were most enthusiastic. Ruth Finn arrived late at the Sailor's Hornpipe Dance. Her reluctance in entering may have been due to the threat of the gang-plank tread. V Have you noticed the beautiful posters adorning our halls these days? They certainly are persuasive boosters for Americanism. Frank Muscarella and his escort cut quite a figure in the hall. Nothing like a good old waltz. juzoj 1 2 ll 14 18 21 22 23 Z5 25 5 6 7 7 8 9 12 14 15 19 6 14 20 2 APRIL Most Harper students were fooled today because they expected to be the object of some mischievous prank and were not. After the N. H. S. luncheon today, Marie J. Morris received a few rhumba lessons from Donald Billman. fNice going kids.l Good Friday--No school. The lack of enthusiasm shown today may be a let down from Easter Sunday. Clean-up assembly. tWho ever could think oi those unique Consequences ?l Another assembly. Many favorable remarks on the excellence of this Youth Week Assembly. Much ado in the gym these days. The Faculty Flashes and the All-Stars finished up even-steven. Jean Lunaberg is on the verge of a break-down. She has to come to school during clean-up vacation. Last minute news report .... Jean Lunaburg is heed from the shackles of toil. Harperites could hardly restrain themselves thinking about that whole week that lies ahead. MAY All the gals truckin' down to 211 were delivering bows assembled during Clean-Up Week. Publication staifs tour Tribune plant. Diana Jurkovich claims she sees a tree every time she looks at a Tribune. Mr, Yates commends the conduct of Harperites on busses and at broadcast yesterday. If you happen to be in doubt of the reason for most of the upper classmen wearing such serious expressions, you might be interested to know that discussion of the prom has reached a serious stage. Campaigns for city offices are really under way. Candidates are exceptionally friendly these days. Harper gals were strutting around in the latest fashions today. Mothers particularly enjoyed the show. George Bulger still suffering from shock of making the Kids and Kuties column. There is nothing like a picture to draw a crowd. claim the June graduates as they crawl from beneath dozens of curious seniors anxious to see their school-fellow's grad- uation photos. Jelly-like knees are characteristic of seniors with the approach of the vital marking period. -li VJ v in I9 fi - 1.4 ii Cl OH E N0 N v 3 Jim ' l l X I 0 . l 6 x,m,. . .idly H X ,h ':' X l y, . W l it 1 1 f l fa X ex X ,Still t Y-.. , L l il 1. IJ Mary Ann Havel is thrilled at having no registration worries. K w ' A X il 1 JUNE J x 8:59 p. m. Some girls still awaiting prom invitations. ggi,-if-, . Flag Day. Old Glory nationally displayed. Harperites plan itineraries for oncoming summer. Eileen McSheffory plans to spend hers in deepest Africa to recuperate from her freshman year. l l Q55 ee .S ff SENIOR PROPHECY-FEBRUARY GRADUATES Prophecy is dangerous business. The amateur prophet in his effort to pierce the future consults personal records, examines each person minutely, his parentage, heritage and physique, diagnoses the future course of society, and endeavors to trace the exact relationship between his subject and the future. Had we used this technique our prophecy would have been ready by the summer of 1963. We on the Shield are old hands at this prophecy business. We know the only infallible way of predicting the future. Put all the names in a hat. Bandage your eyes. Draw out a name and tack it on a profession. That's that. You may not like it, but what can we do? CLOTH STAR SNAKE FLAG POLE BELLE OF ALL SHRINKERS GAZERS CI-IARMERS SITTERS BALLS H. Artese W. Flynn M. Barren A. Pearl J . Barrett E. Herald A. Dwyer K. Belskis F. Plant K. Smith D. Hanna E. Enright L. Hillgarth B. Shwatal O. Timosciek R. Cataldi E. Friedman V. Heise M. Summerfield V. Stanley L. Lackner L. Grepo S. Hailstone E. Felgenhauer C. Rorison K. McAndrews A. Decker E. Swanson C. Faber L. Schuldt G. McLaughlin C. Bowes R. Calzaretta J . Scheiner D. Reiser M. Oremovich M. Barry R. Cummings A. Polzin V. Porter PRETZEL SHOWER YO-YO BOY SCOUT TEA LEAF TWISTERS SINGER EXPERTS MASTERS READERS D. Pfeiffer A. Bronsen L. Juraska C. Madsen R. Paull E. Schuster J . Madsen C. Hopkins E. Hill C. Polly T. Scorza D. Feil M. Bailie R. Meier W. Wall L. Stancoucz A. Jonker L. Armal E. Guth A. Wians R. Dorr M. Kabat H. Nelson W. Gleason J. Roehr J. Duggan A. Samuelson G. Seymour N. Olson E. Rogers M. Erickson M. McCarthy D. Zuelke P. Noble E. Holmes D. Feld M. Fitzgerald F. Conway E. Johnson F. Block J. Katkus WIDOWS WIDOWERS COMEDIANS SUPER SLEUTHS FISH PEDDLERS C. Anderson J. Azarone W. King N. Aschenbrenner M. Babicky D. Arnold G. Hale H. Kremer M. Baker H. Knaus J. J anda J . Maine E. Kriha J . Bartolini D. Hayes F. Kouba R. Fitzgerald W. Monahan R. Hulet E. Budreck A. Lukas V. Rachke G. Long G. Kuhn F. Cahill R. Moran S. Rundquist D. Merker L. Molitor N. Nelson A. Florian C. Volz l. Olson R. Todd W. Ryan M. Ekster A. Walton R. Matkovich W. Scott E. Schultz J . Recchia I t22 Q 555, Sd s ,iii in H 1 ,ww J 4 QT? ,J 'E AQ 'W at 1 , . 4 vi N XR x 2 9 , ' i. , J - Q X Rv S2 4 , ww fi' Lf is Ni? gif if 5 s 4 AL , ,J Q gl 3, -N iw Q E eg gpwnffu M W6 .e 01 iii SENIOR PROPHECY-JUNE GRADUATES SODA FRUIT TOBACCO STAR CORN JERKERS PITTERS AUCTIONEERS GAZERS HUSKERS B. Angone J . Anderson I. Dimas N. Anderson W. Jorgenson I. Yakow R. Stahlke D. Gillespie J . Zivalich M. Hooks A. Zande W. Norwell G. Scholz R. Stirn J. Greco R. Rubin P. Mullen J. Schuh A. Wickart O. Gawrusik F. Muscarella M. Young L. Rieckoff J. Trant M. Batruel R. Nelson V. MacKay E. Murphy F. Regan M. Manow J. Conrath R. Super J. Prendergast F. Tully E. Wenckos E. Cosich L. Prohaska A. Pignatello R. Mastandrea W. Aye SIQIYIVDS PEDICURISTS VETERINARIANS CHERS PROFESSORS G. Eifel D. Grotzke J. Buckley G. Cluever A. Heinrich C. Dunne H. Goldberg K. Bowman J. Cilia H. LeBlanc M. Camer E. Knezevich R. Strohacker E. Smith A. Kurkul C. Varacello E. Kwinn L. Schultz J. Monti R. O'Malley J. Spiotto D. Davidson A. Rudman L. Desormey R. Baier E. St. Pere D. Chopp M. J. Putz W. Krueger C. Pape M. McGrath L. O'Hearn R. Boggiano M. Kohler L. Mackie E. Peterson J. Meyer ,,WIMPYS,, SHOWER RAIL LION LINGERIE SOPRANOS SPLITTERS TAMERS MODELS A. McNeil R. Roethel E. Platt R. Haas C. Milkint I. Januska R. Cook E. Mischnick T. Keefe E. Welling W. Brown A. David E. Kipp C. Zellow B. Gustafson E. McNeill E. Crone L. Gray P. McDonald M. Somes L. Ryan B. Lundstedt L. Sullivan B. Lekis E. Steele S. Mustaccio C. Caswick A. Smetana L. Haugh D. Jobbins B. Kunsch J. Bradbrook L. Fries G. Schulte R. Ludwig M. Lepore W. McNally L. Mottola OLD MAIDS BACHELORS WIDOWS WIDOWERS DIVORCED A. Gagus J. Doyle P. Jones D. Thomas L. La Rocque D. Morrey C. Gargotta M. G. Hunt J. Hill E. Luebke J. Murphy P. Jerlstrom M. Abate J . Grinis B. Nayder L. Cesario J . Kafka J . Wingate J . Kenny G. Herter L. Casper B. Boal P. Morris B. Leahy C. Zivalich J . Matecun H. Edwards B. Beland O. McNamara E. Grepo M. Neuman G. Peterson L. Reed B. Nicol J . Hepp E. Pentridge J. Sheehan L. Roland E. Kovacevich M. Cappeto 11241 . Q.. gg, 29 Mi Q 4 :V w 1 R' 'sw Q ,3- i'Si3fw!Qf S 2: .- -- H 4 92151 PQ X an hm-V' x Ha W, S55 rzq,3',vi 'V':L. U ,V Nw -Q 3 -Y MM cl Q- EX vs, .,.Wf A g,, Mn. MW 523, ff .E ,,,, 1, M53 fa sag: A T32 K , mek ,A X Wang if :Im ' Q, mmm . my xfg f f?f'-36255 , g kifxzfkuffilin, , Aww 5:27 'X L- mi. M91 has I JUNE PROPHECY fContinuedl HAPPILY R SIDE SHOW DONUT HOLE ADVISERS TO MARRIED MISSIONABIES PERFORMERS MANUFAC' LOVELORN TURERS D. Kasley R. Ellinger D. Kort A. Bergmann V. Schreiber W. Bergman H. Johnson E. Kihl G. Braker E. Sokol A. Summerfeld K. Manus R. Berke R. Pagliuca A. Wilkinson J . Haas C. Claras L. Chakmakjian J . Knutte M. Schewe A. Posenhoier J. Anderer C. Bentz A. Bahnsen E. Shekels D. Schleyer D. Heywood S. Rolf L. Taylor F. Smetana T. Crivellone N. Di Bernardi E. Nichlos H. Smythe W. Grand R. Haimann J. O'Brien W. Passo M. Daniels A. Piato EGG BACK BANANA CIGARETTE FIREMAN'S SPECKLERS SCRATCHERS ZIPPERERS GIRLS NET TESTER C. Barre P. Jasaitis R. Finn M. Anderson M. Havel M. Beilfuss J . Keller C. Havens J . Brandt D. Gancrkos R. Ziccarelli S. Kemmler J. Ooglianese V. Hollaway E. Petrulis E. Wolff F. Leonard L. Curtin D. Phillips E. Meyer T. Zak R. Judd P. Devitt L. Roberts M. Mueller H. Schwartz E. Capretz M. J. Anderson M. O'Connel A. Lucas B. Reidy J. Cassidy R. Gall J . McDonald B. Schmitz S. Pressel T. Kelly J. Collins M. McGrath F. Krey GIRAFFE PRETZEL UNDERTAKERS COMEDIANS MINERS FEEDERS TWISTERS V. Anderson H. Gerrick B. Kraatz G. Marines C. Zmudzinski L. Cerrone D. Fleming E. Link A. Kirby F. Wielock B. Campbell G. Pagliuca H. Luehring M. Horan D. Ziegenhagen R. Coglianese H. Taft B. Woods K. Mele S. Tribe M. Doyle L. Glass C. Smith A. Laurin S. Voigt B. Finnegan A. Lucas B. Schick R. Swanson G. Schleder B. Sorich A. Hughes C. Schultz M. Rochon E. Preston K. Novitski L. Henderson F. Serner C. Pacelli K. Clark HIGH PRESSURE PIANO PERFUME WALLFLOWERS SALESMRN MOVERS SAMPLERS FUMIGATOHS L. Carlson G. Granata R. Gaertig R. Bim Merle D. Prine L. Bleck D. Hennessy F. Farrington R. Penninger B. Berg G. Enright G. Madsen D. Wolfe G. Miller M. Pendias A. Remeikis L. Daly S. Vaci V. Litland R. Lenz R. Frank J. Provan L. Wendt G. Duschene G. Presler R. Barich J . Lunaberg L. Hansen M. Haynie M. Walker M. Minkel C. Fosnacht C. Keane A. Annerino J. Gordon D. Lowery H J . Hill C. Mastrangelo J. Cowie T. Petrillo A f +25 'nz M ax 2. we Tlx I:'fSif'S3w'R 1 kA-' , -1 v - L+ -1diwQwwiff' ff, x 'Cl' U' F 'Q My X W1 was 12- BWQW 95353335 HN JUNE PROPHECY fContinuecIl BALLET BABY CARRIAGE TAXI CHEESE HOLE PRUNE DANCERS PUSHERS DRIVERS COLLECTORS GROWERS O. Rio B. Sheehy B. Helmold H. Hyman F. De VVitt M. Deddo H. Strom M. Foos M. Sullivan D. Heilmann J. Enzenbacher G. Weiss J. Capetto J. Weir H. Hanka D. Giblin J. Totulis L. Casey M. Orr E. Weber M. Calzaretta M. Smith G. Strobel P. Neumann R. Schumpp B. Apato G. Shober D. Jahnke L. Klein W. Rubin J. Mullins F. Rychel A. J onick H. Florreich E. Hawrysio M. Orloff M. Murphy F. Tillman L. Conklin F. Hohler JUNK GRAVE FORTUNE FLAG POLE PARACHUTE DEALERS DIGGERS TELLERS SITTERS TESTERS I. Bancevicuis I. Dahlke J . Austin V. Clemente G. Aspling C. Giammona D. Garding A. Belvedere J . Ely V. Baculis K. Feltz K. Davidson M. Berg D. Craemer M. Wick P. Bernardy J . Lawlor L. Butler R. De Groodt B. Riley R. Bosco R. McGovern P. Carbray M. Di Biase M. O'Grady A. Crivellone J . Lowry M. Dax E. Eklin R. Fischer G. Glatzhofer R. McLane K. ,Baikie A. Caputo A. White T. Hogan S. McLean J . Brogan X M. Bray R. Gall FASHION QUIZ KIDS MODEL GIRLS J OCKEYS DESIGNERS A. Worth M. Haglund G. Baltusnik B. Sayers E. Schuldt R. Albert G. Angsten R. Bergman T. Shefcik D. Clemons D. Jurkovich F. Gallagher P. Selis L. Mond F. Kopal C. Licata L. Savino J . Meyer S. Leonardo V. Klode S. Poth R. Metz J . Mullin D. Klein A. Pfeiffer M. Muuen M. Roemer B. Fmersch R. Chizauskus B. Kummer P. Ruehl V. Kazlauskas I I CII1 29 ROW 1: Johnson, Schmidt, Bleck, Vetter, Schreiber. ROW 2: Reeves, Sievert, Matecun, Schleyer, Lowery. S the weather grew warmer, and the winds became soft and scented Harper undertook its annual privilege of choosing a May Queen. Our Queen must be a person of in- telligence and charm and must offer a nice combination of beauty and brains. The difficulty in selecting the May Queen resulted from the host of candidates at Harper who fulfilled these requirements. The contest began in the division room where the competition was stiff and the election was exciting as each room chose its most eligible girl. A faculty committee then served to eliminate and narrow the choice down to only ten remaining aspirants. These girls displayed their prettiest pictures in our Trophy Case which procedure enabled all the students to view them and form an opinion. Then the student body of Harper made its final choice of May Queen. This year Georgeanna Bleck, a ZA of Miss Parker's division was selected. Her court consisted of Virginia Schreiber, Jane Matecun, Delores Schleyer, Dorothy Lowery, Helen Johnson, Charlotte Schmidt, Betty Reeves, Gloria Vetter, and Harriet Seivert, the other finalists. The Coronation took place in an impressive out- door ceremony before the entire faculty and student body. 1 AAay Queen Court LIME POWERS OE THE SENATE... HCW THEY STUDY We have shown you action at Harper, the busy classrooms, the pulsing athletic contests, the throbbing dramatic performances. Now We come to a scene, less active, where events of great importance also take place. The study halls, where each Harperite, alone with his con- science, comes to grips with the individual subjects that make up a high school. We present, then, a behind-the-scenes view of how they study at Harper. . -. A-....A....,... lx. Aww.-.r-v E ...Ss ADODE is E i M .f V w t l..THE DEED SCOTT DECJSIQN... E ...GALLIA EST DIVISA HERFF'JONES'CHICAGO I. QUALITY GOODS EXPERT WORKMANSHIP DEPENDABLE SERVICE 4. COURTEOUS TREATMENT 2. 3. These policies are qreatly increasinq the circle of our friends. Ioin the circle 32 West Randolph Street, Chicago MEMBER CHICAGO ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE Tel. 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