Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Page Fourteen List of 4B's Baikie, Margaretlf Barry, George , Bauer, Eugene 'X Bohne, Robert Bredis, Sadie Bruzek, Marion W Bryans, Jane - Buhrfeind, George Burns, Joan Chalip, Bernard, Christenson, Paul Compton, LaVerne Conrad, Elaine Conwill, Ann Elstrom, Robert Ely, Kathryn Fanuko, Arthur Fasano, Theresa Fenzel, Robert Ferguson, Rita Fredrickson, June Gorski, Leonard Gribin, John Gundlach, Virginia Gustafson, Morris V Higby, Edith Hitzker, Dorothy Jackle, William Jasuinas, Irene Jerozal, Stanley Johnson, Marion Kahlfeldt, Lillian Kancius, Peter Karzmar, Chester Kittler, Tony Krause, Mardell Langlotz, Marie Larson, Richard Lavers, lllarjorie Law, Helen Lawrenz, Harvey Lenhart, Evelyn s-- Lukas, Estelle Lunn, Dolly McCartin, John McDonald, Rosemary McDonell, lldildred X. Martin, George Millen, Dorothy Mollo, Esther lllurany, Anna Murphy, lbliriam Nelson, Dorothy Okeson, Ruth i Olson, Marion ' Olson, Violet ' ' Peterson, Celia ' Peterson, Violet Poth, Johanna Rickert, Bernice Riemer, Loyola Rubenstein, Pearl Sagert, Eleanor Sandman, Joseph Seaman, Edna Sehnert, Robert L Senese, Victor Simpson, Hugh Smerz, Joseph Smith, Evelyn Smith, VValter ff' Spikings, June Straube, Prudence Stuglis, Adam Sullivan, Joseph x Swanson, Edmund , Swanson, Ruth Taylor, VVilliam Thackston, Ethel Vish, Edward Vogel, Hilmond VValter, Howard Waslovas, George Watt, James Wentworth, John Whiteside, Joy Willis, Alice Woods, Mary Wunderlich, Elizabeth Yaeger, Walter Yuzapavik, Stella Zelenka, lllildred Zemeskis, Estelle

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Upper Rofw: Karzmar, Sehnert, Bohne. Middle Rofw: Dunne, Chalip, Cortwright, Christianson, Vogel. Front Rofw: Fanuko, Van Pernis, Mr. Chandler, sponsorg Bauer, Wentworth. Senior Boys' Council New surroundings meant new problems. It seemed as if a hundred difficulties confrontedthe student body as it tried to build Harper from la rejuvenated junior high to a real high school, right up there with the leaders. Many lacked the pluck to stand by a New Rome being built in days, and transferred to their former schools. But some sixteen hundred boys and girls decided to blaze a trail for the future gen- erations to marvel at, to follow, and to improve. They were pioneers, they fought. Now the faculty had to find a method of reaching the students and find out what was desired. Therefore the principal, lVIr. Deaver, who was a pal and f'King Arthur to every Harperite, called together all the boys of the two upper classes, and had them elect eight boys who Were to serve under the guidance of Mr. Zach Chandler as the first student government body of Harper High School, the Boys' Senior Council. Their duty was to serve as an intermediary between students and teachers and guide Harper safely towards her destination. These eight boys met whenever neces- sary, often daily, to discuss and thrash over those hundred problems. This semester, when a new council, now a group of twelve, was elected, most. of the former councillors being re-elected, they found few major problems confronting them, and thus were able to point the ship toward victory and honors, We Do! We Grow! Page Sixteen