Harrison Technical High School - Harrisonian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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X 'P ra.-,,,.f.-. K.. 3 wf SA J if MK: A. :,...'.: ' 1 ' . f .si X., it .Q .. A , ,J -5 x '13 . WLOCHALL, LEONA M. How in the world anyone can smile so long and so sweetly is a mystery. Wouldn't it be a glorious world if we all followed Leonafs example? History Club, Household Arts, Biology, Spanish, Aviation, Jr,-Sr. Girls, G. A. A., Civ'c Bank W I U ff , , v V H. I .-,fd -1- h f ro f ' a 4. . 1'f .. as -,-1 . ' 0 7 Y V R ' ' ' JEWEL .' If , , H. I ZABOROWSKI, HELEN Tall and blond, With eyes of blue, It's no wonder She appeals to you. Biology Club, Glee, Honor, Martha , Crimson Star , It Pays to Adverti , H. H. Z R 'Y, G R ' happy-go-lucky boy, ' ng to go, giving a el 'ful hand to hom comes i ct 's ou o Biology , on 'cs, ence, H. ZAHN, G DYS , Gladys's E's and S's are numerous, but her friends are more numerous. How she will be missed! Cecilian Choir, J r.-Sr. Girls, Geographic Society, G. A, A., H. H. ZALOUDEK, ROSALIE Worthy president of the Girl Reserves! All this honor she 'richly deserves. Spanish Club, Biology, History, Avia- tion, Household Arts, Geographic, Cecil- ian Choir, Jr.-Sr. Girls, Presidents' Coun- cil, G. A. A., Jr. Beseda. ZELENKA, ANTOINETTE There's a time and place for every-- thing - So the old saying goes. But the time spent by Antoinette, Her report card plainly shows. History Club, Aviation, G. A. A,, Jr.-Sr., Girls, Jr. Beseda, Honor Society. ZUCKERLIAN, HERMAN X A nifty chap is Zuckie, always ready to lend a helping hand when it comes to managing women, let alone studies. . History Club, Spanish, Aviation, Latin, Debating, House of Representatives, H. H.

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The Class History Back-TRAILING SCENE: The nudz'fori:um of the Horrisoii High School. Excited groups iflllfzng roiubly. In the foregrolmd, LOUISE and JACK, ulzimizi of the Jfllllltllxlj, 19.30, class. Louise: Another semester gone! Only a little while ago, my division class sat where we ,re sitting now, when we came to Harrison as green little Freshies and were assigned to this temporary parking-place. So much has happened since then: but what fun we had and how small our trials and tribulations seem! Sitting here, waiting for the commencement exercises to begin, I can 't help thinking of our class trail at Harrison. Jack: I know how you feel. I have the same memories. Louise: That first year we could hardly get our bearings. I-Iow we wrestled with algebra! Had not the Honor Society Seniors aided us, math- ematics would have downed scores of us. lVhen the upper classes gave Pirates of Penzance and Clarence, we Freshies were thrilled. I can see myself lcaning forward, gazing raptly at the performers. NVe never thought we 'd attain to such heights, though occasionally we did wonder wist- fully if we'd get a chance to accomplish wonders. Then, how proud we were when Harrison took the first prize in the Clean-up Campaign and we saw the shining cup that symbolized the help you and I gave from the start. We were all Hustlers, you know. Jack: I heard the Music Festival broadcast over the radio that first year. You belonged to the Cecilian Choir, didn't you? I joined the Fresh- man Dramatics Club 5 that was good training for the Senior Draniatics Class later. Louise: Soon, soon we were lofty Sophs, looking down upon the new Freshies. J ook: That was the year Bells of Cornville and If I We1'e King delighted us. You were in the chorus of the operetta, weren't you? Those were great successes. The second prize in the Clean-up Campaign was an- other. But we certainly did have to work hard on Latin, French, or Spanish. Louise: I know it only too well. You could get your Geometry, but I could not make head or tail of it and was amazed to see a final G for it on my report card. . W J ack: But we were beginning to belong-we were beginning to fit into the school. Louise: Junior year, when HMartlia , in all its glory, was presented here, I felt as though I, in the chorus, were doing my bit. It was that year we became members of the Hustlers' Council and took part in the spirited law making. , J ook: Boy, that Junior year was great for the wrestling team, too. Then, after the splendid and original football souvenir sale, we came out victorious on the gridiron at the I-Iomecoming Game. ' e 90