E-Yearbook Home Quick Search Advanced Search Quick Browse

Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

- Class of 1939

Page 1 of 144

Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL) online collection, 1939 Edition, Cover

Cover

Pages 6 - 7	Pages 10 - 11	Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9	Pages 12 - 13	Pages 16 - 17

ShowHide text for 1939 volume (OCR)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1939 volume:

“

g 6 1 6. 6 6.6-1 3 f V ,Put-10N X 3,STEEL MFG COAL Qwew G RP' A9165 Q STEEL MIL go, v X n l 6' noun.-menus 5, QQ,-900 I Qfckys pLAL nouoonququ ooaannu 0 g'S g QQ' 2 Mininovaaoquhvllovvoouaoouu6oaVuq 5uc,U,-,C . 9. . H 2:::::..a:::'a :fs'z . U U 61' H 16:6-666666-:V U G 1rJ 'BCIUG 66 as 6 , -' V 6 6- ' I Y ' ' 6 ' f 6' ' - ,- Q L '66 'vzvrr Ji-K Jo-1 ca oY c .J 66 Q PARK moo JK . calc STORE ff cuuci 'X' A XLS- 6 MER l QOUNTRIN 570RFf av 1 . 6 4 , . n 1 A 6 Qwf fa Q A Y 6 ' T 6 ' -wi 3-x ff 1 tcev-rrRm.. M Fooo 6' swone 0 u l 60 ' 1.3 Z I ence. Z i 620, .O P 1' ' i 19 P 27, Q 3 6 '6 E3 G !3 F V 26 0 ' - 6 F6 YM f ..- 9 :av z Q1 6'-E 5 615 'nf ur Us ' 67,- i 0 3 Summon U, j 2 D S 5 6 ovm. N 0 2 ,Essen snow 5 E Z G O g 1 BLUE 6' 6 Q ' -. ' I O ' r 1 -J CD ' s 9 I L Z 9 'ze S I 3 ' 3 -TORE ff, ci 6 GTROPYCN- 6 6 6 6 6 6 . 6 L---3 VJ 4 ' ' 6 316 ' 5 I -D . r 5 f 6 6 6 u ' .J-e T ' U EE naman 6 Pm L- 5 gcnocn. f q.-- PV 6 if l if mg Pu' 'gm Q ' STORE gm at K SEX - 5-gli U F 2 1 vor. , 6 swoon ' 353 6 'H 2 gg 1466 6 W H ? RE 522:51 nz w 3, ,. 6 Exxfn Pnuirvaeas 6 m T, 6 ,i12,i6'a-M B N 2-is 6: 6 ' 6 'Qs '56 if -0 2 2 . 6 6 6-6 ' 6 'Wm ni: - , 1 0 2- 6 Qlsmfs gh pn 5 2 -, QXLMEANED - 6 -ll l Q 4-- , 55, E-...ng 4212 '6 6 6 I u..-. ,::.... nzzzn I , 1 A 6 , , - Y Y - Y V Y U1 6 OC-,DEN PARK ' gd E., ' Pg I I 'l l Mcmoovsv , H 2'-' 6 1 ,.-j? - 3 II cc S' Emsgopm. J Q, t w 7 I ,L w . Q 5 5' 3,6 6 U-auncu - ? 5' Y 2 ICHRT a -.us 6 gf a 01 2 U 46 517' ' W, Q-Q Q ' sn Ano J aa C+- ' 5 Dance 6i 3 7' zfT '- '- dug: 15' E3 O CREW S Q2 '50 5 'D scuoos. ug f 0 JMAKLBC r 0 4- 1 - -Fw wsb 1 .MQQLRESBY I I E5 .3 g wh ' - ' u ' .1 6 'T 6 ' ' f 6 swam MARQSJETTE J 3 3 ii 3 51: gqggy 6 Roma BIBLQ 4 0 -D 4 4 0 m1'.cpmq,., T Ii 0 Q CHURCH 2 ., I 'Q Q scuooa.. HMG O 55 I.. we -,S ul ans m 3.49. 961 O. 2 3,6 M M - :t.:g2':,' w MHRQUEYTE - Rona. Q QQ ----1 ....... .iQ.Q.6OL.snTuA f E'-v 6 1-1 . - W SPEL Q, J1FF1'6mqgg,Q Mg: LT '-'I gg 6 A HALL T, -1'uRn-IOVERS cur' Q0 3 A175225 ' 5 V' 3? 56 I P og 61, H F U 0 i Afzlgo Q . 6 9, Ogg' J 3' Z'... ' Q ' ' I 6 6 Q OGDEN all-L MORE- ' --'+' 5 Q GR Bug. MQN3 -uPuoLsTERF.Rs 504042. Dar-'fa OT04 3 0 SOFTBTLXI new l ST? 5 oauo C23-3: ' 4 , .Z-,.., I Mannew, 6 Q OGDEN is 6 in I lo ml ' PARK 6 J 6 6 6 cHN5T'HN'5 , X 1- ' s ' mE 5 H31 KIPPQ sronus ---6 ff- uneven. QM q algae-Ss 4 Q I r VAN .n11ERBue ' 6 I fmowesr 6 uvuot-jST'ER5a 1 'Q u'VE5'TER'5 5105'- A I SK0'w5 'oeoeu TNQ 669564 .rf it - :v 6 A ., .00 5 HMO P6616 me 5 35 PET 6222 EAT V T Tasman J ,GA L STA, museum. Mac-,. qseqce F0005 E w 5HoP 02 4 AT 63 Tb E- TEMPLE 5-mae .....- S 3 JACK Q 'fu swmos 55 A' LTl'LIQ ' mm - Q, lg: Ano I D 6 56 M G JNLL u L Q 'I 66 5' f b 3 x -+ ,, R If --Mx, 4 A v-W 1 ll ',,,' ' ' 'Q' I 4 t I ao. woa.co1 r Av. ' 358 A' 4' T 4, 00 S' 'EQ 22 'I rn :Lg Q n r zJ' H1 1 Q PQ- ' 3 Iso. wmgaes-ren Av- 0- ' L 1 s A ' -YI ' 2 ' ' '7 fp f , a: . ,EW X gg G53-'.,,,Q5,sj Q gag V.,q54,.,,, Q Q'-2 3 gg.. 1 f f J.: , g is Q - . - -' .,.-. - -.11 Mg- r ' v f goo- Nfl-. 1'4..M?-31,44 Q- - Wi. + ' 'VUE 3 E3 ' , 52 ff' .SE mt! max N :al-5:3 ' Ir ' 22 an gli ais F Jig! , EEZ ,:H ' u'r . 117 f I N Q . 2 F5 irq. I- Q f-,mm mm -u So.5EELEY A- , uv V QQ .4 ' 4,30 .cg 3 310 0-V' 34 ' no q ' r 2' C0 -gy M cfnlg 53 'E' U H' 'Vo ' Rm .4 G1 Co .D 3- M Ona 5 ' 'S '-2 5o. s-torus Av- Q 2: A ' ' A ' D ao J 'Up 0 0 to gang Q23 '09 nc gvmam mga mfm -U., ana Q I, F 'qs I on 7' i vi m 'Z -ca ' Fix- '7:j'5 ' v -p H 5 2 LJ 9 1 0 - , 'N' ii A .- 4 Q I A 'Q- 1' nL' A '5wuSH ii-- gi- .... 'Mo nv Eggs? , g 300 4 can ' 02 H Swish 1---. 'X A3 -2 1 000 3,5152 4! Sgr 50. BELL AV. + I ' ' 113-A - - -g-X g- an P, - . g v 1 K l 55' 5 3 E13 i 2 55 A lSgi3Wg93g-aes mm m 5-, f , ' z 1 K.. QS 'B rm 5,o omu.e.-I zL U' 1 A U' Q U - n za , 22 0 A in 1: J- - -fy r - D -- J' Qgsfff 'V as ze af.: 3 N E2 f-2? is .- -X 0 -v - - - - QQ. n -X , V . 1 . 1 sr 2 QNEW 'Wo 55 ALLEY a Iso 3 A 31' U '5 A9 'U '- 'A 2 5. . g-'B 5 gg 21 2 0 'ig' 5 ggi 25 E52 bg,-, Q24 3 'Q I , -3 4 I ' ,. A Egizf' .4 :E 4- ' J ' 50. AKTESUQQ AV. 3 4. JA 1 b.- Zz-0 ., f E- 1-5 ' 203: km Q l-- 4 0 ... I uf Woe i ,gi ,L A 1-D U9 4' BMEWV fi- Q Q Q . 3 ' 1 Im 0 3 X! Q 49 Q . 9 fy, f A 3 E U: :X 1 2' '14 r X I In xx V , u, m ..-,. in ,, Q. gnocemes E If 0- Yi WD 1',3rI .f'. 92525 H f' m H274 7' ' Hg nn Tannen -157-uw - I, Jlggg.. lg 0 - 50. Rogxwegn. ST. ' I 4 Gif.. ' , ' . gs' f Qgiafffqa- + ms - I U ',-22 4 -Hof fs 359 - I 3:52 -1 7 Q 50 TALMAN A ,, -U O . X lr i 1 2 ' Q 'UZ fn 10 4, f. I .gnome :Es 01 - + r 1 -, SQ f fN .Q5N2f mg 9592 as as 3-3: P 2 W - ' X. 'L v -fx . 55 Q ' m '15 L..,2 -4253 --ff-Y, QA Q , '5o. wnsrwennw nv. 1 - 22. PQ! ' . H -.-- ' 1 -- f mm: cn -2: OS JK? 'if ' Ju' G p I 'gr 3 4 C. ' V. X . EK E E ' ...nz 3 m -, -' -' S g U r.' F x S -4 U ' -fv rn 1 2n so na L PW .. ': :O V W. SHP 'I I '- rn -- GN -1---5 - 0 o 1 J f 9 w - M 5 up I I: n 2 ff' G2 vo' Q 2 - 1 R -4 'W 1' 3 'R' 'H 9 1'-3' K Q ' 4' 2' 2 r - ' L' L 1 u- vlleardi REC- Q. ,'V,'L1,5,. X 5Tw,T,fg,,,.,,,,, Mir, -f' if. ., If fl , QA ,f , . .1 Q5 MU Q Q5 X W t X 1 , x 3 x N I xx .. - W . S 3 X ' x X X . Ng wx :S Q .. Qxi Q E X NX X Q X E N 3 Q fri is 1 33 sw Q yy K sg-0. 1..--. N w pf f Tall ones short ones, fat ones, thin ones, boys interested in sports , 3 and girls interested in art, gay and serious students, students who like ' chemistry and those who like Latin . . . S students and G students, happy students and . . . but we have no sad students at Harper . . . you - , , 1.. f see them here and through the following pages. These are the peop t or whom the Harper Shield was created, and from these ,students came the staff which enjoyed the opportunity of compiling this book. Rosalie Fallon was editor-in-chief, while copy was written by Donna West and Camilla Schlaffer under the dignified title of literary co-editors. We turn the pages and come across the work of Kay Dwyer and Delores Knop in the senior section. f h ' umerable activities at The club section, reflecting some o t e mn Harper, was edited by Alverne Jeske. Dorothy Turrell and Bob Freund were the editors of the boys' and girls' sports. This section contains a record of Harper's athletic activities. Any student in Harper may be pictured in our annual in the division room section under Esther Johnson's supervision. An annual needs art to make it, and June Specht and June Bisch, Jane Specht, Freeman Elliot, and Betty Lantry created the division pages. Ruth Gosselin designed the cover, Glenn Hoefler drew the cartoons, and Glenn and Adelia Belskis designed the end paper. Mrs. McCurry was in charge of the art staff, Mr. Kimpton directed the business staff and Mr. Silverman supervised the editorial group. ' MR DEAVER XT X In September, 1933, Artbur Deaver came to tbe newly organized Harper H igb Scbool. Because it was Mr. Deaver wbo came, by September, 1934, Harper was an ejfficient, smootbly running scbool. Tbe work of tbat year, tbe struggle to organize, tbe need to sootbe students and teacbers, tbe fact tbat inside a year Harper was a place tbat boys and girls liked to attend are all parts of a story in wbicb tbe central cbaracter is Artbur Deaverg His friendliness, bis sympatby, bis bumor . . . we don't need to tell our readers about tbose qualities. Everyone wbo bas ever entered Harper bas caugbt so1ne of tbe atmospbere be created. - f Tbe words wbicb were inadequate to describe Mr. Deaver's stay at Harper are not able to express our .emotions on bis retirement. Sorrow on bis leaving, ba p piness tbat be spent pve and a balf years bere, memories, experiences, contacts, all blend togetber to give eacb of us tbe feeling tbat in knowing Mr. Deaver we knew a rare and unique personality. Ratber tban use fumbling words to tell wbat we mean, we tbougbt we would sbow you. In tbe following two pages our camera bas snapped Mr. Deaver in some of bis scbool activities. Wben you bave seen tbese pictures we are sure tbat you will understand wby we will be bappy all tbe rest of our lives tbat we bave known bim. A Q W A ' 5 1- ,I --......1 U - 1 . Ax my if f ' J WSW sf X50- U Ax iv bike ,, , Q 2 552 1 4- , --,. xg . 5,31 W, .,.,.5iJu, :- - KK ,, A X ' , xv f- S 6 'W is , , , pf-E, , , . .9 ,My X 4 4. w V , 'RW li if my - ,.,: Q -4. ww? AVN f ' A 4 -N W W. f t VX 63' f-3.41 ig? K mf ,, 12' ix A QNX A -xxx .ax X , in Q 3-qv, 4 Q .l V, +x.,w an 4, F f 'vig E.. 1624 4 .gi K ' . 2 J' M3 4 - WW x -.9 sy, -, X . Q5 Nv7Q,KE, . SG x 4 . X 5 5 xx ' gms A 515. qw, xxx ' ,iv , x Q 4 nl' -at! X w, .xg 1 'i N. . xi, J ' 'wa 4 ' ., Gif '. ,X , . Q s I Y ' . . ! ff 7:21 . ' 1-OL: V XV. w -42 gf- Lea: '-Q., XQYL' -fu-W 'f ' A 04- ,-.,,,f.if5 'Yu f x x 'wx iffiff Qvwt Q. 4 '4' - N 1 fw x N W si ' ' V3-4, W qvxgx y . , ff ,.-' -yghj. . , xy +A ,gf iw Z fffgyyf fin 3 ,A , ,.. Q,-..:-r .-.v .,.:U , .,,,,- 4-,,,N,....-t.1..N .-7-7. 1371. ,:..'....,,?. .ruff M- -.1 -...,.......,-...-.,..4--r- N-19 1. yi 4 nw- ,gr Q -4 1 M v A 4 - . , , s ,, wa MR. YATES .1....,L,,,,,, 'Q-L-W in M . , W , ... ,.,, ..... ,,,,.,,,,,,,,-I . , -- --,-..-W ,, . - H The replaceinent of a school's first citizen is an event of first rate importance to that school. Therefore, in january when we heard that our new principal was to he Mr. Harry Yates we practically exploded with curiosity. XVhat was he like? What were his ideas? Was he light or dark? Was he tall or short, young or old? Suddenly these questions hecaine trivial. Mr. Yates carne to Harper and we realized that here was a inan we liked. We found hiin to he a cal1n rnan, a patient, thorough rnan, with a deep interest in and affection for hoys and girls. ' ' We are not surprised that in the hrief time Mr. Yates has heen at Harper he has hecorne a vital part of the school. The principal of a school is always ivnportant, hut a principal with Mr. Yates' qualities and 'ideas soon hecoines a directing influence that extends to every activity in the school. That Harper continues to he a place that hoys and girls like to attend is due in great 1neasure to our new principal. In short, we are very glad that Mr. Yates caine here. In order to show why, in order to let you see why we consider ourselves fortunate to have Mr. Yates, we have arranged the following two pages to show hi1n engaged in typical activities around the school. H g-1-4-K ,,..,,,,,,,,.,,., .-.,..-.. .. -.-,--f-. . - . ,-nw..-Az'-ny- wy , f f 7, , N J vs-wg. , - N2 N ,, 15 ,wr ' 42-'Mi y'iQ 1 1 ,, w, f f ,Vf X I' A X N 5, A 'fgf' z S 5 'xflhf' 3 f-vu-fomfv 'mud' I ' 1 fffffh.. ' ,, I . T-if xx. f . .L J .ki 1 2 1 S ,-mhgwrz: :1-,-- n..q--v- :ni 5 A1' 1 4 WA . 'Img 4' 'I f 'f f A-wfWW.W , V ' ' 4, - .,i 'f 'NVQ I ' ' an ' f , . , Q 2 ..:,. 4 , f vi . 2 YY f, ,., 'ft ' -0-1-4. Q, .--4 ...Q- 5 W X 1 1 M Q hw 'Q H-urn:-: f f W www w wane 'f fy iv ww ff.f -v 4 f Wu f ,,, , y if , 3' ' 'X J, J , .Wa-qmw. f Q 2 f V -M I ww., 'hwy Winn ,eff gh 1 4 ww.im',,: ,Z ff 4, G, ? 5 . MR. MAGNER It looks easy to see Mr. Magner do it, but it isn,t. His friendly smile does more than show his good nature. It conceals the strain of the work he has set himself to do. From one minute to another his entire program changes because someone, or some- thing needs his immediate attention. It seems hard to believe it, though, since Mr. Magner is always in the best of humor. He has a unique way of bridging the gap between the pupil and teacher and in do-ing so has become a real friend to any and all students. Everyone, from the ultra-sophisticated senior to the most timid freshie, finds a solution to his problems in Mr. Magner's oflice. Because of his intense interest in the affairs of young people, he is able to see things through the eyes of a student and at the same time contribute the fruits of his own valuable experience. OFFICE CLERKS: Miss Fenneman, Miss Desmond STUDENT' ASSISTANTS: Marge Anderson, Lois Rentz , . .... .. . .. . -- rf-ffifasaa' ni in P tz' 1. 1 u . ,' it !'21222'24I ' 1 - avi: zwxzw Juv mars: ' SHPTMIBER Page Twelve OFFICE CLERKS Harper is extremely lucky in the matter of clerks, fo-r not only do we have three but they are perfectly suited for their positions. Each of them is capable of doing all the necessary typing, filing, and other office work. Besides all this, they are expert in the thousand and one details involved in the running of a large high school. They are always smiling and ready to give help to anyone needing it. They also assist in training student clerks to become acquainted with office routine. the ave for ,ble ng, his, one f 9. 'ays one ing fith C01n1n ercial IRENE BRETT MARY CALLANAN ALLEN CHURCHILL ANNE COSGROVE L'ORETTA COX BLANCHE DOYLE WILLIAM FINUCANE MARGARET HENSLEIGH ROLAND KEHOE BEATRICE KRAUS FRANCES MILLS SARAH MORTIMER LUCILLE SHORTALL ANASTASIA WOODS Mathematics HARRIET HAMILTON BLANCHE HEDEEN HELEN M. SMITH MARGARET STEVENSON EDWARD TIERNEY H onseholcl Arts ESTELLE PARIS MARY MARK VIOLA PETERSON Science HENRY RORCHARDT HAROLD HARRIS LORA HART MAE KINSEY JOSEPH NEBEL ETHEL SCHIERBAUM EDWARD STANEK DOROTHY TURNER History FRANCES CAREY EDWARD CONNOR, VERA DAVIS U IRENE HUGHES -.J VIOLA MAJORS , AIDAN 'O'KEEFFE HULDA RANQUIST English IDA CONNERY MARY FINNEGAN BERNICE MAHONEY MARION MCCURRIE KATHERINE MCKENNA MARY MULDOON MARION O'BRIEN ETHEL O'NEILL ETHEL PARKER Aj! FACULTY 1 rf ff FANNIE SEGALLA JOSEPH SILVERMAN FRANCES SLOCUM MARY WARD RUTH WEEKS Language ALMANA BARNABY AIMEE HEINECK HENRY MORRIS MARY 'OWENS LOUIS SCHILKE M izsic HERBERT RIFKIND HAZEL STEINFELDT LOUISE TEWKSBURY Graphic Arts LILLIAN BANISH JOHN EGAN EDWARD KIMPT ON CHARLES LEJECK EDNA MADSEN IRENE MCCURRY Physical ,Education JOHN BOYLE RUTH BRIEL JOHN FARMER MABEL KULR ANNE SCHMOOR Technical RICHARD GLEASON ROBERT KESNER JOSEPH SEITZ WALTER I SOMMER DREW WILSON R. O. T. C. C. WI REA fI6lljZLSt77'If671 t ANNE TRACY Lihrarian LURA CRAWFORD Ojfice Clerks LUCILLE O'MALLEY EVELYN FENNEMAN MARY DESMOND Siihstitiites RITA MCTIOUE JOHN BRIELQQ -A 1. IVAN A - JOSEPH MALLOY Page Thirteen .,,,-Q , ,rf Qfcw 1 If I , , ,7 Page Fiflcm r'- f +'f' 'f l 1 ! l A 1 4 l l ! I ' 1 1 9 . i 5 P 5 i l IDENTIFICATIONS FOR FACULTY fPiafures, P41805 14 and 159 1. Picture one is comPP5ed of English teachers and librarians. Seated Rfei Mrs, Connery, Miss McKenna, Miss Muldoon, Miss Segaua and Mrs' Slocum. Standing We ind: MiSS Ward, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Finnegan, Miss McCurrie, Miss Mah0'I1eY, Miss Schiltz and Miss Crawford, fwho take care of our libraryj and Mr. Silverman. Mixed in with the MathematiCS Department, we find: Seated, Miss O'Neill and Miss Parker fwho are English teachersj and Miss Hedeen. Standing are: Miss Hamilton, Mrs. 2. Stevenson, Mrs. Smith and Mr. Tierney. 3. The next picture to be seen is that of the Science Department. Seated are: Mrs. Turner, Miss Kinsey, Miss Schierbaum, Mr. Malloy, and Mr. Borchardt. Standing: Mr. Stanek, Mr. Harris and Mr. Nebel. 4. Picture number 4 consists of the Commercial Department. In this picture are Miss Hensleigh, Miss Cox, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Shortall, Mrs, Kraus, Mr. Finucane, Miss Wogdg and Miss Doyle. 5. 6. 7. 10. Clj The handsome gentlemen seated around the table are the teachers in the Technical Department. They are Mr. Sommers, Mr. Gleason, Mr. Lejeck. Qstandingj Mr. Kesner, Mr Kimpton, Mr. Ivan, Mr. Seitz, Mr Egan and Mr. XVilson. QZJ The Social Science Department is pictured next. The teachers in this department are: Mrs. Davis, Miss Ranquist, Mr. Connor, Mrs. Carey and Mrs. Majors. In the Music Department we find: Miss Tewksbury, Mr. Rifkind and Miss Schmook. Miss Schmook, by the way, is a physical education teacher. The Physical Education Department is pictured next. Here we End: Mrs. Kulp, Mrs. Briel, and Miss Carlotta who is a substitute. Standing We see Mr. Boyle and Sergeant Rea. Pictured here is the Art Department. This department consists of Mrs. Banish, Mrs. McCurry and Mrs. Madsen. Here we have the Home Economics Department consisting of Mrs- Faris, Miss Mark and Miss Peterson. Next we have the Language Depart- ment which is made interesting for us because we have such teachers as Miss Heineck, Mrs. Barnaby. Ml'- Schilke, Miss Owens and Mr. MorriS- Pdgc Sixteen I W-lied 'hL'X'x in V They tilsason, Rtingrg F- Scltz, artmcm s in this is. Miss N- Carey wc End: Und and ls. by thc 1 tcachcr. partmcnt ind: Mrs. Carlotta xding wc a Rea. Dartmcnt. nf Mrs. md MYS- QconomiCS of Mrs. Peterson. c Depart- :sting f0f cachcrs 219 aahy, Nir- Ir. N1orriS- X X ,xx .xi t-x t va t X x X ,h ,A xx f 1 ,f - - t f tv .--344, M W a 1 A ,, QYNTI , THQ X '1 ,, - wwf. ,M 1 HN X hhff'WN luafmx h1Ni 'Mhmfl Elh l'1 rl' all N I B J -' s 57?-7'E'IWEQYI'T '721'T :ViT'f't r's'r7 'afr'-f--wrr El XXFYQUUW U M' 'fm Mt , W WN W QWkr,WiiifwiffaaarazfEPZ w a is ' N X ' X - ha --1 1 Y vw H X lj r f vw X f M lrq1r..Ua,i-4 ry Q-W x W t .L -l WINS? H33-,I5,Xl5L1XQ Y U , TY MN xfxlbtwg,Kfflif-jylrfflzwvr gt h' Wrqljrylilx -Q-H Q r wi! ghis-Wfjijtv Lf Wai XN1-V 31 N Mu lW4siJ5a,?K rl W W 'lk M rlratrqtidmfnlt 1' Q J XQXX sk X i X get NX-'favgir ww rza, fwi: ' 3' Valli!! f Q' uw I' L XXX J ' JJ Z r W Rf -,f,1,J' ul dx rl 'N twWWflW'1?i 'V' Klum' at 71 1st at t New M Mm M45-,,. L. fi,-f'!M,,k tv Q H l r It 5: ,Q U hx It nl-if -fwh 1. Q, as at mai ww ' tr ' 'X lf vw 5 fff' lf , gy , W XR, ' Q. 1' E iff? U 2 .27 Z fl' sw i wrath ff was rr M VE YP ff 13 ,QL W V ,ff V1 1 rr ew rt ' s r ff T? M V f W fl M W f wid! H 'a 1 r f as u r N, wp wg W 4 R mv fs s 1 Q IXLQS .X W S fax X14 , X 6 W gf? ,I Xxx X h 5' H C Q it at J 5 G fs ,A ' ' f ' I ff N 'V-T S r fl X91 h Q,141R r. tim RX JHLJKQV tx a7g.,ff.f ,4s ,, JW llEiD,,fm.lf :EC cf It 1 t-.xx i ,QR 'N X :H JC!-'Il 'xxlttg Ili, gpm? 'ufff xx-A '!Jf,1rXX ttt.-Q 'waxy-V Us Y , gy? 75:3 H sq af' CQ YA ,v-A gf! M N ,XKQQMH-f XV' L YQ E W' X F57 'E fjifglf mf N ,MX QI X555 Ry T rf wwf gif QW rs N 5 r fl f 9 F1 Nl 'N A if V if' f 'f 2 R V fig 'h if fhikfgx X3 1 Q ,5 H-Q AX L,5,Tj 7:?:X 'R '--t ft, if X 1, a 1' r X , it Q at YQ 2. 1 'ft Q MIN Mgr sf! Q at X Q 5 Q Q NS E 1 :W as are fer at V k. pq H' SH W. 'QT if X Wx Q Q , N A M ',NfXMXQxiX,f,'W, M5 T, ox rx, ' V W ' f f j 3 lhlL1,2MfWUUlWf Q 7fiQfQi:JNN. Q ' , QTL WMA ffwlmfxkt t rf W W r fx its-it Wh? sr xt t A A t pmRT13Umlfffffhll11! 1, r gliwhgwiluunur kk gf ts: M ,f Q MSQ Kg is Pff W Nl! gs 6 1 Unkdlffff JS, S3 hav! ' NDI N X hx s f 'Sh f WV N N124 Xa wi Nt rg www rx ,J-fri MW' it t 1 wt -f f. M rf Nh wht X vw P' umm W' h Urhrftstaatarv f t qs gwlsf sliagm lt 21, WH ajm I gig trek' :JM A f W X 7 W Nh 1 A H , ' QW' 'hs st ffl' t25QMtXZ'yt N Q W sw Qs QV QQQHBEUUW t r V mf gn it A lf Na srl Q WR lt ILA Zf'?Q'sfSF 'X -1 if at ,ally JV 3-six xxix M4 Gp ax QQ S-Q1 Y tif: f tg 3 fx F 4f,Q?7'?Eaf- fx' 0 Xyjfh Af , 159 V, Q, lx- ax XX i :NXT x ffl V N' f-U f ,N ' 1 A A ,i X? in N I Q! r 'MN-N-Iv 4X 'xxx xx Ns t it J 1 ' QSC: M f ' 'wink J' 'V N' -,xl ffxjdfvvv O? J V' Nw A LQVXJWTNIRSQ N Nr 'tg f kr at rt at X J J' X at Vx sr, , fiffffsk s' wb war ff M 5 m f h N f' if lf,,'fffw3wQ3X .'f'Nb. 'Nf' i'5?iX X' WX Vx 1 fn 5 JI' f A 2 K I AXXJW4-1 ' Jliggxgku SXVQRSTXN X rw fx xlxx r r , ,f , ,W I' Us 'QU SRD 1'-it plibrxwm . 'lfst W W,- ?, K W U Ywjaxwf xiii , K f:lNvXX f X! X ',n.,,,v-fvjfjl Y11! ' f' C M 71 H NWQJ E h fax ra flwtiv a L :t f t 4 'W A W ff M fmt s sr Q A! ' V 5 ,W ff Q f' ,,s,,.tNXWu I CV X f t c' 9' W Wh vv'!f'wm1:ft Wfi'W1f,Zs?fssTQQ KN 1 I f Q X-115 affW.!? 'w f ff' ffiffff KVQXQNXXX 'xJQ'UL,f7f'5 p' N 'ifx 'rw-Qfbr J' ' if ' X W' ff S 'W fb I A X' X 7' ' V h I-X . S QVVIIJW, lm Q Mfr I X ,,,,y1X X: 1 Ts., sig ff -. X lf' MW 'r 4 K A1 fg, f a VMXU hz 4 ff tr,h Y ff jf 52.523-Q5 as ss mJff1frtUD,Urarms5wf J W Vllhfrfff ,Mfrs ,f as W l?Vfl5V'15X'r3'4. ww if .gf 3: ',2,.1VvfQJ5y,,f,l'MW ,Xu lj If Qybnfyf' I' 1, .0 X Y N H JE' Nj! l b xt ,Q,j',f'V!!!,,a V47 M .NJ 'St hjmcwi VIIWTT.. 'jpg WMfh 'f ww H H ,iff ,XA Q-ylf M: ,WM tg Ty! if li. ,fmt Mapu r , rfr.!rr fff as at. at r , ci It W1 Wti'0',ff1N5r! ,SU N MNH J' fb Q: M M Y Xi ,f X! LV! Mr! 'I L ,Z ,, , FM -!', , If UI' ,, Nmxzffxx ' ' If J ' tfliiiafiy' 24lfrfL'ff'ps,,.N 71231 ff Aff Q t NH it - NK s H Ha. an sr-M 41 J J t H wsffm, ff at w+rft-r1tr1 a r at x X V' 'lr .u Ml ug U tk! jf I at . ' W 'MJ-1-ff rf W ' fb tvfs 5 !f '11'g'L '-fixx .H N ,-X ,yi----bl Libra s tr it Mitt iff! W ff s tr f jlf-ffX1Q'lQ trt' C,Ls.psaM-s,LW,M,,s,sws, Vras ,s ,s DHA UU A T EE Page Eighteen ' It's an old story, hut it's excitingly new to everyone who lives it. For four years, hoys and girls have gone to Harper, working and playing, planning, thinking, learning, forming what seemed a fine permanent world. Suddenly' this world cracks. Graduation ap- proaches. The warmth and cheer of high school life are threatened. The end is in sight. ' ' And yet, it's not the end. These four years have 'left their mark on our graduates. VVherever they may go, whatever they may do, they will always he Harper citizens., The spirit, the humor, the learning that they acquired as students -will remain with them for- ever. Their lives are perinantly stamped hy the'Harper influence. .Therefore we do not say. goodhye. Harper is not losing these people. Harper is sharing them with the world. Prom LEONARD COTUGNO, Cf3n1il'lIltll MABLE BRONVN -IEROME ANDERSON WILLIAM SCI-IANZ MARGARET MACF'ARLAND FLORIAN KURKUL BETSY ANN BABICKY MARIE DEDDO SHIRLEY BILLNIAN JEAN ELY JAMES PIROFALO ALBERT PACELLI RAY REILLY CAROL POLLOCK JOHN FOLEY LOIS REA FEBRUARY CLASS 19 3 9 COMMITTEES Class Ojficers JOHN CASARDA ..................,.........,., . ..., ........... P resirlwll NED KUBICKI ....... I ........- ,.... V ice P1'uside1zt FLORA COGLIANESE .,... ,....,... S ecretnry CLAUS FOCHS ............ ...... T reasfww' C077Z'777167ZC677Z67Zf MARGERY THOMPSON, Cfyairman CLAUS FOCHS MARY LOUISE THOMPSON WILLIAM HARTL GRACE SCI-IAAFSMA Cap mm' Gmwfz JEANETTE SENESE, C!3Hi1'7lZlIlI ELIZABETH AMODEO DOROTHY SCHMIDT LENA CLASS LOIS AUSTIN Gift HELEN GAGUS, Cbl1il'lIIIlll JACK ZOLP XVILLIAM TERDY DOROTI-IY DE VRIES VICTOR LINDAHL IVays and M ecms IAN MAC RITCHIE, Chairman ELIZABETH DARLING ROSE PIGNATELLO LOIS CONDON THOMAS BRODSKY GENEVIEVE GRAGIDO JOHN PAZUCHA Ring and Pin LESTER LUNT, Cbrzirman VIRGINIA FELTZ JULE SETZKE RAY SCI-IRAAG Page Nineteen - ff' 411 , . V ' 1 , I in , sn M QM Aa' 6 f . ,pf f A0 J? Aileen Alexander Elizabeth Amodeo Jerome Anderson Mildred Anderson Frances Arlis Lois Austin Betsy Ann Babicky Rita Barrett Richard Bauer Shirley Billman Margaret Brew Thomas Brodsky Mable Brown Bernard Buckley Lorraine Button Violet Buwolda Ellen Calzaretta John Casarda Wlemafiy lame: Da you frememdeft . . Meaied 4160112 . . ,Q X. .,.,., -. 2 ,sg X , ,X '- . X1-2' 5 Wx .J ... I N?-Q g gv .X .J .v.. :Q-'cs was-X f . ' ,QS . I by Q A of ' X L ' ' Q sz? A , f 5, fi e X as N- e' J ggi t. F Page Twwz ty 33 '-qw' Q-.Ne ,' f W Robert Casey Lena Class Eleanore Claussen Flora Coglianese Florence Collachia Lois Condon Joseph Corabi Leonard Cotugno Jane Creed Josephine Cronin Raymond Custer Virginia Danner Agnes Dawson Marie Deddo Dorothy DcVrics Donald Duffy Alice Dykema Veronica Eisu Alexander Amodeo Anderson d Anderson 'S Arlis Xustin Ann Babicky arrett d Bauer Billman ret Brew as Brodsky Brown rd Buckley ine Button 3 Buwolda Calzaretta Casarda t Casey Class are Claussen Coglianese ice Collachia Condon J Corabi fd Cotugno Steed line Cronin ond Custer iia Dimmer Dawson Deddo hy DeVricS 4 Duffy' Dykfma ica Eisf Top Row AILEEN RUTH ALEXANDER Leenie . . . Collects postcards . . . Mill 86 Marion . . . Secretary to Mr. Magner . . . Alderman . . . dimples . . . Legion of Honor. ELIZABETH ALICE AMODEO Beths . . . blue eyes . . . Cap and Gown Committee . . . G.A.A. Board . . . pleasing personality . . . everybody's friend. JEROME ANDERSON Romie . . . blonde chaser . . . dividends on Study Halls . . . Prom Committee . . . Four'Roses??? . . . baby blue eyes . . . Vic. MILDRED ANDERSON Mil . . . down with jitterbugs !! . . . G.A.A. Board . . . Secretary to Mr. Magner . . . Aileen K Marion . . . 3rd page Editor High- way. FRANCES LILLIAN ARLIS Collects and sings classical songs . . . Philadelphia bound . . . Fritz . . . efficient bookkeeper . . . small desks and little lockers??? LOIS VIRGINIA AUSTIN Hi Loi' . . . Sonja Henie's rival . . . G.A.A. Vice President and letter girl . . . blue eyes . . . prize cake-maker. Second Row - BETSY ANN BABICKY Bets . . . Movie Hound . . suicide Maw . Eleanor . . . Shield . . . German Club . . . Prom Committee . . . 4B Chairman . . . Decoration Committee. , RITA MARY BARRETT Peg . . . cinema sitter . . . just crazy about homework!!! . . . Where's your pass? . . . descends steps rapidly . . . 4' HZ . RICHARD BAUER Dick', . . . jitterbug . . . pave- ment pounder . . . some day he's going to get his gum caught in his mustache UQ says Mr. O'Keefe. SHIRLEY ANNE BILLMAN Dynamite . . . big dimples . . . elevator eyebrows . . . Legion of Honor ...' N.H.S .... Senior Editor 193 S Shield. MARGARET K. BREW Margie . . . Betsy Ross the 2nd . . . orchids and blue . . . Dottie A Secretary to Miss Tewksbur . . . y . . . Hi-Lites. , THOMAS BRODSKY Teddy . . . Lone Ranger??? . . . dislikes nosey girls . . . Wilson, here I come! . . . 4A Ways and Means Committee. Third Row MABLE DOLORES BROWN Mae . . . smooth dancer . . . Jack . . . G.A.A. Treasurer . . . Secretary of N.H.S .... Yell leader . . . Shield Staff . . . Letter girl. BERNARD BUCKLEY Buck . . . pet peeve: pretty girls . . . collects Big League autographs . . . white collar job . . . Norma Jacobsen. LORRAINE BUTTON Lorry . . . makes old coin col- lections . . . girl who took your money in cafeteria . . . Legion of Honor . . . N.H.S. VIOLET' JUNE BUWOLDA Baldy . . . dancing and art . . . Fasano and Deddo . . . always laughing . . . thinks Harper is grand . . . jitterbug. ELLEN CALZARETTA Ellen . . . black hair . . . tall and dark . . . fun loving secretary . . . off to Fox . . . lucheon helper. JOHN CASARDA Casanova'i . . . President of 4A Class . . . pet peeve: Tom Brodsky . . . Chicago Tech. College . . . dish washer . . . talk'ative??? . . . Flora. Fifth Row JOSEPH CORABI Joe . . . Pinochle Bend . . . detests hall guard captains . . . mechanic at heart . . . tall, dark and handsome. LEONARD WM. COTUGNO Len'7 . . . Bowler DeLuxe . . Virginia . . . 4B President . . black hair . i. . brown eyes . dimples . . . Prom Chairman . . Highway. JANE MARIE CREED Tiny . . . swimming mermaid L . . pounded typewriter for High- way . . . Hi-Lites . . . Hallguard . . . lilies of the valley. JOSEPHINE RITA CRONIN Snooks . . . O'Henry goer . . . Wilson Jr. College . . . dressmaker . . . N.H.S .... Legion of Honor . . . blue eyes and brown hair. RAYMOND W. CUSTER Ray . . . Hold that line . . . John . . . University of Wiscon- sin . . . 4B Vice President . . . 'il-I Club . . . Varsity Football. . cmkfe sax . . an-Am olds. . Fourth Row ROBERT EMMETT CASEY Bob,' . . . lover . . . money man . . . Jackie . . . football . . . ice skater . . . Sure'n it's the Irish in him . . . love 'em all. LENA CLASS Lena . . . draws like Petty . . . doesn't like fresh people . . . likes shorthand . . . future artist . . . tiny and pleasant. ELEANORE F. CLAUSSEN Tiny,' . . . Pepper baseball team . . . doesn't like gum crackers . . . Betsy Ann . . . Legion of Honor . . . 5' I . FLORA RITA COGLIANESE Floy Doy . . . Secretary 4B and 4A Classes . . . Civic Letter . . . Senior Council . . . Valedictorian . . . N.H.S .... Legion of Honor. FLORENCE COLLACFIIA Flo . . . book worm . . . some poetry . . . the quiet, but deep type . . . Library Staff . . . G.A.A. . . . Hi-Lites. L'OIS GERALDYNE CONDON Lo . . . high heels and page boy . . . jitterbug . . . Rita . . . different one every night . . . Highway Representative . . . De-. coration Committee. VIRGINIA RUTH DANNER Jim . . . going to be in the white parade . . . collects post- cards . . . first page Editor of thc Highway. Bottom Row . AGNES ALVERTA DAWSON Aggie . . . only female checker player . . . Fox Secretarial College . . . liked all sorts of arithmetical subjects. MARIE DONNA DEDD'O Mer . . . Legion of Honor . . . friendly stenographer . . . Secretary to Mr. Magner . . . dancer . . . Vi . . . Pass Please? . DOROTHY DE VRIES Dorn . . . dislikes bum jokes . . . Legion of Honor . . . 4A Gift Committee . . . President French Club . . . 4B Decoration Com- mittee . . . N.H.S. J. DONALD DUFFY Duff, . . . model airplane and band . . . Emil . . . Minnesota University . . . don't crack gum near him . . . Legion of Honor. ALICE DYKEMA Al . . . remember the girl with the long curls . . . Tom', . . . Shield and Library Staffs. VERONICA RITA EISA Vera . . . I love my mother . . . Hallguard . . . plans to be a child dentist . . . good cook. Page Twewty one -ww Royal Ellingef Jean Ely John English virginia Felrz Michael Flynn Claus Fochs Hans Fochs john Foley Tony Forlenzo Thyra Friedman Helen Gagus Jean Gardner Grace Genua Bernice Gornoll Genevieve Gragido William Guendling NVilliam Hartl Irene Henke new wfearfem . . wow, Me while . . in Zami U mam 8 Sr Page Twwzfy-two Lnuretta Hennip Eileen Herald Leah Hides Marion Johnson Norval Johnson Ruth Johnson Julia Jucius Genevieve Keating Warreil Kempf john Klecka . Catherine Knauf Ned Kubicki Florian Kurkul Mildred Kwasek Anton Lnmpl Marie Lcenhcci' Donald Lewis Pauline Lewis llger ish cltz lynn 'hs hs Y lenzo iedman xgus dner tnua iornoll : Gragido Guendlin g Hartl nke Hennip ierald des johnson Johnson hnson :ius e Keating Kempf ecka I 3 Knauf Jicki Kurkul Kwasek .ampl ccnheer Lewis Lewis Top Row ROYAL C. ELLINGER Rhett . . . doesn't like girls . . . Sleepy . . . John . . . Armour Institute . . . Shield Staff . . . Hi-Lites. JEAN ELY Jean . . . Harper City Commis- sioner . . . N.H.S .... Legion of Honor . . . Highway Staff . . . pleasing personality . . . Hi-Lites. JOHN JOSEPH ENGLISH Jack . . . jitterbug . . . swim- ming team . . . Qlittle brunettej . . . dislikes women drivers . . . tall and handsome. VIRGINIA RUTH FELTZ Virg,' ,. . . her Man, Len . . Ring and Pin Committee . Already a 5 and 10 clerk . . friendly. IVIICPIAEL FLYNN Mike . . . too busy to be in division . . . efficient hallguard commissioner . . . Senior Council. CLAUS H. FOCHS Blondie . . . likes books . . . Chief Justice and President of Senior Council . . . swimmer . . . N.H.S. . . . Hn Club . . . Legion of Honor. HANS J. FOCHS Blondie . . . the other half . . . 4A Treasurer . '. . President N.H.S. Second Row Third Row GRACE M. GENUA Cl1ickie . . . Milly . . . Western Union . . . Lawyer? . . . Don't ask silly questions . . . Secretary to Mrs. Kraus and Mr. Churchill. BERNICE M. GOMOLL Neecy . . . likes dancing and volleyball . . . attractive blonde . . . Mitzi . . . Stenotype Institute . . . Frank . . . talkative. GENEVIEVE G. GRAGIDO Coush . . . seamstress . . . Lizzie . . . nurse . . . G.A.A. . . . tall, and considerate of others . . . French Club . . . Hi-Lites. WILLIAM F. GUENDLING Sleepy . . . caught up on his sleep in Sth period . . . shy, bashful grin . . . likes advertising art. WILLIAM PARNELL HARTL Big Stoopn . . . Commencement Committee . . . Crimson suspenders . . . She's a little blonde . . . Legion of Honor . . . friendly fellow. IRENE HENKE Renee . . . bum joker . . . orchids: Who doesn't? . . . 4B Refreshment Committee . . . best dresser at Harper . . . Fencer CWoodJ ? azfyfe Q . spouting, :Wa . . cftimaon . . . . . Senior Council . . . H Club . . . Legion of Honor . . . good debater. JOHN D. FOLEY Foley,' . . . swell fellow . . . Prom Committee . . . Next stop, St. Viator . . . Baseball slugger . . . Ned. 1, TONY FORLENZO Tony . . . movie goer . . . friendly personality . liked every- thing a out H p THY A JE.A RED 'api 'Thyr , . . all a' . . .. I Fo y olmbin:fKo . Sur- 1 5 Slie ikes S i A e blies . . . Marge . . . islikes braggers HELEN MAE GAGUS Mad Russian . . . Hobby: Oscar? . . . ideal artist . . . 4A Chairman of Gift Committee . . . Legion of Honor . . . Shield Staff. JEAN GARDNER Jean . . . likes Mr. Borchardt's advice on life in general . . . coed for Northwestern . . . Treasurer of Latin Club. ' Fourth Row LAURETTA FRANCES HENNIP Lolly . . . Swing your Partners . . . Lil . . . Hallguard . . . pretty hazel eyes . . . ping pong . . . hates conversation monopo- lizers. EILEEN E. HERALD Ei . . . going to take a long reSt . . . almost swooned when she passed a Civics Test LEAH R. HIDES Lee . . . collects can labels and dress styles . . . a real fellow danced with her at a school dance. MARION L. JOHNSON Mare . . . Milly and Aileen . . . Fox Secretarial College . . Library Staff . . . N.H.S. - Legion of Honor. NORVAL L. JOHNSON Norv . . . pet peeve: Pazucha . . . Palsy with Lunt . . . tall, handsome chap . . . Treasurer Hn Club . . . Calls Lunt dumb. RUTH ALICE JOHNSON Frankie . . . loves to dance . . . Bill' . . . 4B Refreshment Com- mittee . . . swell girl . . . pretty hazel eyes . . . ping P0118- Fiftb Row ' JULIA JUCIUS Julie . . . 5' 5 . . . perfect model . . . Northwestern . . . Miss Harper Court of Honor participant . . . Jean . . . swell dresser. GENEVIEVE KEATING Gen . . . practically lives in theatre . . . another job seeker . . . Office Practice: tops . . . fencer . . . Hallguard . . . roses. WARREN KEMPF Pete . . . blondie . . . intramural basketball . . . Wilson Junior Col- lege . . . fascinated by radio . . . Hi-Lites . . . Ping pong. JOHN JOSEPH KLECKA Champ,, . . . Pet peeve: Joe O'Donahue . . . boxing club . . . Abe . . . likes chemistry . . . Jackson . . . black hair, brown eyes. CATHERINE E. KNAUF Dimples . . . typist for Highway . . . Secretary to Misses Tierney and Sheridan . '. . likes everybody, especially Art Michel. NED RAYMOND KUBICKI Kube . . . cute dark eyes . Vice President of 4A Class ., . white . . teach the basketball . . . childhood sweet- heart: Butch West. Bottom Row FLORIAN M. KURKUL Coke . . . loved lunch periods . . . R.O.T.C. Lieutenant . . . Athletic Commissioner . . . Choco- late Soldier . . . Can't get over Henrietta Hillf' MILDRED KWASEK Milly . . . changing for gym twice a Week caused Milly trouble . . . give her sports . . . rides a bicycle. ANTON LAMPL Cabutch . . . half-back on foot- ball team . . . wants work . . . electric shop, auto shop . . . roses . . . blue. MARIE LEENHEER Mickie', . . . collects match cover., . . . library staff . . . graduation a surprise . . . brown hair and green eyes. DONALD LEWIS ? Shorty', . . . R.O.T.C. Oilicer . . Jenny . . . photographer . . . going to try Whimps at Syl-- vesters . . . Miss Hensleigh,s pet peeve. PAULINE LEWIS Leeny', . . . haunts people . . 1. pet aversion: crowded lunchrooms . . . Fox Secretarial College . . . Library assistant . . . Alderman. Page Twenty-three f M-man Zasftion freight . . Hanolw ya!! . . they QQPB. wgw-x -Riff' 'Fav Pugz' Twvlzfy-f01f1 Victor Lindahl Lester Little Marie Luehring Lester Lunt Margaret MacFarlane Ian Macllitchie William Mang James Manwell Margaret McConnell William McLane Ruth McNaughton Evelyn Meehan Lillian Nordstrom James O'Donnell Joseph O'Donohue Lucille Ovens Albert Pacelli John Pazucha with ease Dorothy Pearson Bernice Peilet Rose Pignatello James Pirofalo Carol Pollock Raymond Pope Veda Powell Margaret Powers Evelyn Probo Mildred Probo Rita Rasmussen Edward Razme n'1i is Lois Rea Ray Reilly John Riccinrelli Leonard Ricwc Norma Rochon June Roethle nhl le lring t acFarlane itchie ang well cConnell IcLane aughton ehan +rdstrom Donnell Donohue vens celli icha 60,66 ?earson eilct atello xfalo lock Pope 'ell Powers obo robo lussen .azmerns V iarelli iewe Jchon hle Top Row VICTOR LINDAI-IL Vic . . . Fred Astaire the second . . . shoots pool . . . Bartender's Third Row college? . . . 4B Treasurer . . LILLIAN NORDSTROM Shield Staff. Lil', . . . Hall guard . . . Oiiice secretary . . . Rats once ate lunch . . . Roman . . . Hostile to any kind of homework. LESTER LITTLE Bone Crusher . . . chases J. F. down halls . . . Jean . . . Senior Council . . . Orchestra . . . Band JAMES O'DONNELL . . . Treasurer of Harper City . . . Jim', . . . Hobby: Reading . . . Tuba. Mad Scientisti' . . . white roses . . . Paul . . . Armour Institute MARIE AGNES LUEHRING I . n Quiet, friendly type. Dolly . . . hopes to be a nurse . . . N.H.S .... Frances . . . JOSEPH J. O'DONOHUE likes baseball . . . efiicient secretary to Mr. Magnet. Y Joe', . . . Wants escalators at Harper . . . Docsn't mind kidding . . . Undecided whether to work or LESTER LUNT go to school. Cannon Ball . . . Coin and stamp collector . . . Chicago Uni- LUCH-LE OVENS versity . . . Latin from Manhattan ULOUH - - - Likes b00kkeePinS and l , l NO,-V . I , One, two, Step dancing . . . Legion of Honor repeat! . . . headed for the business world . . . G.A.A. Peggy ' ' ' Senior Council ' ' ' Al . . . Armour Institute . . . N.H.S .... Prom Committee . . . abhors people who borrow things . . . office practice . . . orchids. perfect attendance . . . R.O.T.C. band . . . intramural basketball and baseball . . . Alderman . . . Fire Marshall. IAN MACRITCHIE Blonde Mac . . . athletics . . . JOHN C. PAZUCHA '38 Editor in Chief . . . Brunette Cowboy . . . Sky Broncho Buster Betty . . . Senior Council . . . . . . Armour Institute . . . Best Scholarship winner . . . blue . . . Friend: boy . . . Ticket Sales Com- always happy. missioner Q2 yearsj. fl Fiflla Row VEDA POWELL Little Moe . . . will dance with the Ballet Russe . . . Aren't there any tall guys? . . . Wilson Jr. College. MARGARET L. POWERS Marge . . . Fox College . . . Jane Creed . . . shorthand and typing . . . hallguard . . . sews . . . blue and roses. EVELYN PROBO Giggles . . . draws cartoons . . . Secretary to Mr. Magner . . . fell for steam heated lockers . . . doesn't like homework. MILDRED PROBO Shorty . . . courteous students and teachers pleased 'Mir' . . . collects stamps . . . wants a good job . . . sports. RITA RASMUSSEN Blondie . . . despises homework . . . Toni, Millie, and Even . . . Secretary to Mr. Magner . . . ping pong. . . ta am :Lima Cagfdanese . . Gow, ,faotdall team . . sewn!! Row Fourtl R NWILLIAM MANG ' J ow . Bill . . . pet peeve: special divi- PISZIETTHYS Rigs-12? la er sions ' ' ' alwiiyihad 3 good PFC' Fox . i. 4cB Refreshnlienit C-omg gram 1535 ' Ijflilfe Booth 0150121 mittee . . . G.A.A. Board . . ' ' ' ony' pleasing personality. JAMES M. MANWELL . - Jim . . . didn't like being called PEIIj:a,5e Cutt 7 Maxwell . . . Wilson Jr. College UA I ,,' ' ' W1 er'C'H' ' ROTC Major . Fire- ngea J ' ' 'S'?n lf' 0 C36 ' ' ' ,, ' ' . . . President: Spanish Club . . Marshall . . . Cami'lla. 5, 4,1 of personality plus. MARGARET MCCONNELL ROSE PIGNATELLO LMQCZ. ' ' ' get Izeevei yarren Dimples . . . loves to dance . . . hfllrlilvara ' ' golnfiflilei-ioniicgf ' ' ' Marge . . . small, dark and k g d' ', ' ' adorable . . . Secretary to Mr. s ates an swims. O,Keefe. YQELIAM JHNiiLfXNE1 B JAMES PIROFALO 1 ' ' ' 0 Y' guns ' ' ' est Prof . . . Armour Institute . . . student in Harper Che thinks?j drummer boy band . . . actually igraduated I i i i i i ushirleyv I I . Small fry. ' ' ' ,Pacelli's locker partner . . . liked Harper's girls. RUTH I. MCNAUGHTON Ruth . . . dislikes women who ..Birdie,, D . . Small and d0n,t kid wear large hats to a show . . . Likes bowling . . . Bill secretary. CAROL V. POLLOCK her about it . . . likes camellias ' ' and a certain alumnus . . . N.H.S. . . . Legion of Honor. EVELYN E. MEEHAN RAYMOND POPE Pat . . . can't stand silly boys ..Ray,, u ' . Camera enthusiast . u i wil. red hair and chartreuse . . . ..-Iohnv I ' 1 Intramural basketball Clson, bound ' ' ' 4B Farewell . . . Imagine anyone coming to ommittee . . . Cheer leader. School on Saturday! Ray did! EDWARD RAZMERAS Ed . . . another pavement poun- der . . . liked interesting books . . . just loved to do homework? Botfom Row LOIS M. REA Cow-eyes . . . won't have her hair mussed . . . hobby: Rosie . . . Senior Council . . . N.H.S. . . . Legion of Honor. RAY REILLY Henrietta Hill . . . dances . . . Lewis Institute . . . Senior Band . . . Hamlet Beware! . . . talkative good looker. JOHN RICCIARELLI Ric . . . plays a fiddle . . President of Senior Art Club . . . rear end of a horse act . . . Art Institute. LEONARD RIEWE Rivets . . . German Club . . R.O.T.C .... Northwestern . . carnations Cmilk or flowersj . . tall, likeable fellow. NORMA ROCHON Norm . . . going after a business career . . . likes tobogganing . . . Office Secretary . . . Hallguard . . . Grand girl . . . G.A.A. JANE M. ROETHLE Moe . . . skater . . . plans to be a nurse . . . N.H.S .... Legion of Honor . . . don't crack knuckles near her. Page Twerzfyfhle I ,,.-v,V ... ... ...ev 1.-fa.-+,-an--5-f ?'?i'1 'L'!!N 'f', C' Warren Rosania Edward Rulis Antoinette Sarli William Schanz Dorothy Schmidt Harriet Schoonveld Ray Schraag Margaret Selders Jeanette Senese Jule Setzke Raymond Shimanek William Terdy Mary Thompson Margery Thompson Peter Timosciek Angela Tully Medford Urkov Anton Valentine went ta town . . to the cmtdca of Wladk Btwn . . Maw Page Tweniy-. sig Beatrice Van Dyken Grace Vason Desmond Wallace Margaret Walsh Alice Wickens Ethel Wickman Hazel Wfilken Ruth Wilkinson Emil Wirth Lucille Zerth Dorothy Zimmerman Jack Zolp W - - - - . ,- .- ,, ...... .. ,. v. ,. ..,.e ,,-:.. ., ,z--,-.- - 4...A , --4. :..-,nf..- ...W ... V . ,. ... ' nia S . arli anz midt oonveld lders ese limanek rdy ipson hompson sciek lly rkov entine an Dyken jn Wallace Walsh :ens tman ken kinson h rth Iimmermall Top Row WARREN ROSANIA Rosie . . . hobby: Lois . . . ardent worker . . . Publicity mana- ger of 1938 Shield . . . Fire Com- missioner . . . stage craft. EDWARD RULIS Ruler . . . won't argue with girls fcan't winj . . . Fire Marshall . . . wants to marry a rich widow. ANTOINETTE F. SARLI Toni . . . Secretary to Mr. Mag- ner . . . bicycles . . . pet peeve: pesty boys . . . Millie, Eve and Rita. XVILLIAM F. SCHANZ Capy . . . Armour Institute . . Legion of Honor . . . Highway . . . R.O.T.C .... Usher . . . Ruth . . . tall, well mannered lad. DOROTHY LOUISE SCHMIDT Dot . . . Art Editor: 1938 Shield . . . N.H.S. Cap and Gown Committee . . . Legion of Honor . . . shy and quiet. HARRIET SCHOONVELD Babe . . . 4B Refreshment com- mittee . . . radio listener . . . Col- lege in the evening . . . Hallguard . . . Ping pong. ROBERT J. SHIMANEK Bob . . . Armour Tech . . . football, baseball, intramural bas- ketball . . . Bid Committee . . . Alderman . . . best friend: Mr. Wilson. WILLIAM TERDY Bill . . . Intramural basketball . . . Legion of Honor . . . Little Brunette . . . likes girls . . . good eater . . . swell fellow. Third Row MARY LOUISE THOMPSON Mugs . . . hobby: Bob . . . N.H.S .... I.egion of Honor . . . lost a bet to Mr. Deaver . . . very matter of fact. MARGERY THOMPSON Margy . . . Shield . . . Legion of Honor . . . N.H.S .... Senior council . . . literary ability . . . Mary Louise. DESM'OND WALLACE Desperate, . . . weight lifter . favorite subject: H. Gagusn . . . best guy at Harper . . . bow ties . . . orchids and blue. MARGARET WALSH Peggy . . . Business College . . . everything suits her . . . neat, friendly type . . . hobby: art and music. ALICE WICKENS Irish . . . best friend: her dog . . . Northwestern . . . Flower girl: June 1938 Graduation . . . collects china elephants. - ETHEI. WICKMAN Et', . . . bowler . . . N.H.S. . . . Legion of Honor . . . Social Com- mittee . . . Secretarial School . . . Secretary . . . doesn't like boasters.. eiectiona . . went af! we!! .3 , to Qafm Canada . . BL!! Second Row RAY LOUIS SCI-IRAAG Pops . . . good looking architect . . . never could sleep in class . . . likes building model houses . . Chemistry Club. MARGARET LOUISE SELDERS Seldy . . . Ivory tickler . . . Irene . . . Plan Archeologist . . . Orchestra . . . Library . . . Hi- Lite booth . . . a steadfast friend. JEANETTE SENESE S'1eezie . . . vivacious brown hair-brown eyed lassie . . . am- bition: chorus girl . . . social com- missioner . . . 5' Z . JULE SETZKE Jule . . . N.H.S .... Legion of Honor . . . likes to read books . . . G.A.A .... smooth dancer. PETER TIMOSCIEK Elmer ' . . . favorite subject: mathematics . . . intramural basket- ball team . . . athletically inclined. ANGELA JESSIE TULLY Teenie Weenie . . . Wilson Jr. College . . . broke seat in audi- torium, Boom! . . . good swimmer . . . hallguard. MEDFORD URKOV Med or Urkn . . . dances . . . how about Rose? . . . likes Harper . . . basketball . . . foot- ball . . . Fire Marshall. ANTON .VALENTINE Romeo', . . . May', Cnot the monthJ . . . R.O.T.C. OfIicer's Club . . . Usher's Club . . . Univer- sity of Chicago. Fourzfla Row BEATRICE VAN DYKEN B. V. D. . . . our Jenny Lind . . . ambition: nurse . . . had lead- ing roll in Pinafore', . . . future opera star. GRACE VASON Dolly . . . Florida after gradua- tion . . . Charlotte her pal . . . Marriage of Nannette . . . Oflice Secretary . . . gardenias. Fifth Row 4 HAZEL XVILKEN Haz . . . likes to draw . . . Wilson Jr. College and Illinois I. . . Clean-Up Committee . . . no jeal- ous people for her. RUTH WILKINSON Blackie . . . Fox College . . . rules too strict . . . dances . . . Social Committee . . . no jealous people for her. EMIL FRED WIRTH Emo . . . ardent stamp collector . . . Highway salesman . . . 'to become an electrical apprentice . . . N.H.S .... Legion of Honor. LUCILLE M. ZERTH Lutz . . . Comptometry school . . . Jim . . . dancing . . . attractive hallguard . . . Hi-Lite Captain . . . Favorite subject: Civics. ik DOROTHY E. ZIMMERMAN Dotsy . . . Stamp collector . . . likes to draw fchecksjl Alice,' and Marion . . . Commercial Advertising: Art School. L JACK VINCENT ZOLP, JR. X Buddy . . . Harper's Clark Gable . . . model airplanes . . . Lil . . . Illinois or M. I. T .... Assistant Fire Marshall. - Page Tauwzty-seven 1 NOT PICTURED GERALDINE BUTTERXVORTH Babe . . . book Worm . . - friendly spirit . . . Vera . . . Hates loafers QBreadj? . . . brown hair blue eyes. DONALD COLEMAN Duck . . . tall, dark and lanky . . . likes to tease girls - - - first assistant Fire Marshall. ELIZABETH DARLING Betty . . . likes to Knit Cwitsl? . . . Wilson Jr. College . . . Genf' . . . Legion of Honor. BRUNO A. GUNTORIUS Sy . . . golf . . . pet peeve: Room 205 . . . headed for Notre Dame . . . Intramural basketball. CHARLES KACHINSKY HUGH MACINNES Mac', . . . plays bagpipes . . . Big Ten College . . . Senior Council . . . Football Captain . . . HU Club . . . All City Team. ' 1 0 Qc-mate! . . Miata cfaaaea . . ,Maw taika, taa . . miflian Page Twwzty-vigbl HERMAN MARTY, JR. WARREN NELSON EVELYN PRESLER EVN . . . Cheer leader . . . dancer . . . Richie . . . against movie snickers . . . likes big auditorium! LEONARD RYBSKI GRACE SCHAAFSMA Mother Long Legsi' . . . writes poetry . . . plays piano . . . Senior Council . . . Legion of Honor Outdoor Girl. NICHOLAS SCOLUM CHARLES HUGH SUHR Chuck . . . Takes things to see what makes them go Fire Marshall . . . 'KRulis.,' apart J fa E Lxfsggil N A A fiufk-3 XA X Exfd RQ NA, xviixx. XJ J f Af 1' 6 lu! 5 LL f K , ff' M V x ,kj J X! .1 9 XA A 4 S- 5 . h GM JUNE CLASS OFFICERS Ojjgw WM WILLIAM YOUPEL .,,,.. ,,,,.,,,,,,, 1 'resident JOHN VAN PERNIS ....... ....... V ice Prexizlefzt LILLIAN PARTMAN ..... ........ S ecrefary HARRIET MELAND ...... .... T 1'C!lS7H'6l' Prom C011z11zi1f1fee Cap and Gown Commitzfee C077Z77Z67ZC677Z67Zf Conzmiffee ROBERT OLDENBERG, Cl7!Ii1'7IZHI1 CARMELLA LAURO, Cbaimzrzfz MARY JANE HONVIE, Cl7dil'7lldlZ MAYER CI-IANNON JOSEPH FLETCHER LOUISE DONAHUE JOSEPH DAMATO LUCILLE GOETTLER GEORGE EMMERICK ELAINE DOI-,AN MARGIE LURGIO BETTY EMMONS ROBERT DUNNE ROBERT MELOY EMMA JAMES ALBIN PAVIALIONIS ROBERT ROSENKRANZ DOROTHEA STEITZ CASIMER, URNEZIS DONNA WEST MARY KUSHNERLK CHARLOTTE LUNDSTRC-M QiLSItI3iEYIgQABO Class Gift C011z11zi1ffee SHIRLEY WHITE HARRIET HICKSTEIN, cbffflmu LORETTA DE MAY CHARLES GIBLIN ' JOHN GLYNN MILDRED UTHE Page fl'zuw1!y-nina' ,, . .. V ......--...- .,.,-.f- -- -- 'w-arf - ' V - - .-..,-q-- ..-.ev--v V - - I Vincent Abete Everett Alfredson Marie Alston Bernice Anderson Phyllis Antonelli Russel Apitz Melvin Arnold Beatrice Bachan Margaret Backstrom Helen Bailey Steve Balchunas Ray L. Balcicis Joseph Barfuss Mary Barrett Wanda Barwig Marguerite Begley Walter F. Beinar Adelia Belskis and one ddnge ta de . . eedydwude acid . . ada-It defdxe Page 1 bzrly jane Bergamini Anne Bernath Lois Birkhahn Dorothy Bleck Ray Boehmke Paul Boublis NX June Breidigam Agnes Brown Leonard Brown Jeanette Buglio Berenice Burns Margaret Mary Byrnes Agnes Campbell Antoinette Cappetta Robert Carlson Mary M. Carpenter Mayer Channon Dorothy C1 mcg , r 1 . 1 . A - .... ,- , V - V . ... ... .. .... .. -...... ,Q',-L....,.....-fu.-r .:........ ,W---4.:,.-,.1fy......,...u.. ,f,.: .,,,, A .. .- ,...,. ,.,..., ,-,. .. ..:-.-....-.....,.-- -....,. ..,.....,.... .. 1. - ..,1,,,...'.. ..... . - - ete rcdson n derson onelli z old chan ackstrom Y unas itis fuss Clit wig Begley Beinar kis mini ath lhn eck ike lis X mgam svn own uglio Jrns Iary BY 1' H65 ipbell Cappetta SOD afpeflter lnnon ZIICY 651 9 1 ,fl T011 Row VINCENT ABETE Vince . . . Pet Peeve: people who talk about themselves . . . movie goer . . . baseball. EVERETT ALFREDSON Swede . . . swimming . . . 5'Barkowski and Allen . . . some day an electrician . . . disliked blue - - 'Q YOSGS- ' W'andie . . . enjoys ice skatin C RSON O'Leary . . . Planning to be a nurse N.H.S. weet personality . . MARGUERITlAy'BE Clean-U . . . easy going. Marge,' . . . never cross her path X Gym . . . 6' 1 . . . blonde. 'Jx,f ffl-,fZ?' Minus' ALSTON: L X 'Mimin . lfieefej' sarcastic pddje ,,QkCago,,N6rmalr Qolnigwnjfffrl GTAfA.4',f,lftlne,ff14iendlQl.,t37pe . . . WANDA BARWIG enie . . . Harp een, 1938 ' ' ' lifeguard' . . . Presi n of Honor . . . PHYLLIS ANTONELLI Dago . . . baseball . . . black hair WLTER EINA Rita', . . . G.A'.A .... disliked . . . brown eyes . . . 5'1W' . .. Hop H . Y. tamp ector . i I Studying' ical ra . . University of RUSSEL APITZ ADELIA BELSKIS Russ . . . 6 feet . . . blonde and uAdYH - - - bf0WH half- - - dCSifCS blue . . . Shield Salesman . . . to be a nurse - - - dislikes gum bowls 'em over . . . Armour here crackers fsomething newj . . . I come! Library Staff. . . 'ZZ Conalfyflynammfg, . . in a mx . Second Row MELVIN ARNOLD Mell . . . collects photographs . . . Hallguard Captain . . . High- way Salesman . . . Pet Peeve: Girls who can't dance . BEAT ' A . ' ...o wti! . . . r ' d e . ' Q. rope bound Q oyagelj ARGA T CQSTDRCSWK ' . collects of . . ke desired acation f HELEN BAILEY f ' . . ndo A ictures . . . . . egion . . lo fn, Fiflla Row JUNE BREIDIGAM ' ' Freshie . . . University of Chi- cago . . .Senior Council . . .' Orchestra . . . Band ,. . . short, silent, and sophisticated 1 . fmusi- cally inclined. , AGNES BROWN Aggie . . . enjoys movies . . . strawberry red hair . . . roses . . . a ces . et peeve: homework. V ARDAKOVNZ L, i Brown . . . 6' 1 . . .X Ke-ii?-Zxg' neth . . . disliked small lockers . . . dark hair and blue eyes. 4 ,-ff' J ANET 'BU LI Ia ' aseball fan . . mp, tr ' L . .fu ayv . . . Aldermansllg 1 1429? . . '- ' . . . Number, please? It it 311510 - ... Q BERENICE BURNS Bunny . . . tennis and bicycling . . . Art Club . . . yellow.. . . Secretary to Miss Mortimer . . Hi-Lites. MARGARET MARY BYRNES A BE A' J on . . -2 sitter . . . l en 1 Marge . . . likes everything and everyone in Harper qbig hearted Babe J . . ardenias . . . dancing. Q - X 4 X ' Q , Ji .0 Bo m R0 ' ES AM mf X . Q ' K ' l L' an ' r KR . . . not ' as mbli fo her . . Le on of Honor. Ak A TAP. ETTA . Tony . . . pin colle 5'Q'fA. ...N. ....l Legion o Honor . . . so s .1 stenog . . . Your pass, please? ROBERT CARLSON . Bob', . . . 5' 8 . . . likes every- body . . . black hair and blue eyes . . . French Club. j, ' MARY M. CARPENTER ustiffienrf' dallghgwf' Bfunebfj Margie . . . dislikes floor talks With 8 Y eYQ3'!- .l'.Q,G'ATA? Qdei' . . . California, here I come! . Safe - - - QKDOWY -qyihews gum . E Olhce Secretary . . . UA. Af, . . . Cemranfly-, y In 1 RAY BOEHMKE Fegcingi - X, - I u - an , ' ,, ' ' dSTEVE,BALCHUN'ASA,ff-.f ' 4'Jf W'm1ZghiriC',,' hobby, stflovflfj f,fV,4.f.4mff4ff fry! mf 15 f.A '-of shorty yi .ef ids . . . hall- in' .lone ML Ignghf, -Y' .Yam MAYER CHANNON' guard , If ,yffkfk gsfiry of .Hawaii . . ujayi' . . .- detests, jitterbugs . . . . l V. ,:?jaMigS Gym D I r fbaskbtbfltyxviyj UP . . . future dramatist. ikes basabduf gnfddfdpttggur . 1 A I player Cand XHQWQ5' ,',,fU 'fl 17 lf A' PAUL BOUBLIS L ion' ' it . . l, niwfersit'yf fi H AC' O ' r' T i RAY L. BALCITIS - - - I- 1- - k d ' Civ' DQR NCY Pepsi . . . tells bum jokes as a pet peeves' mmcwor an stu y' DH . . d ' . . . 5' 2 3 hobby . . . Alabama University . . . . , 'Helen , Doctor! tHaf0ldn - - - FfeHCh Club . . . . English . . . aub rn with blue dislikes Lone Ranger. eyes' ' Page Tbirtygorze A. - 0 ,ffwx 1 yr! Rosemary glianese olyn o Vi 1 y J ma 0 1. 3 J Al can ll W 'l 4 Edward Conratlm lk T l James T. Conway Lillian G. Corcoran Y Mary F. Cortese Mary Crisetti 2 l Blanche Culich l Genevieve Cunningham ,g Margaret L. Cunningham Elmer Wm. J. Custer I Joseph Damato lf Francis Arthur Dargis , Charles Davis . . crowd twmeci out . . aametking, new to have miami . . 1 l Evelyn Davis Margaret B. DeGrooclt Josephine M. Delordo Y Loretta Jane DeMay H Stephen A. Demko U y 4 Sam Demkowski N 1 Ruth Dietz Josephine Disabato Frank C. Disabato Elaine Dolan Louise M. Donahue Helen Donohue Grace Dougherty Robert Dunne Katherine M. Dwyer Marjorie Ebling Sabina E. Egan ' Robert Ekstcr Page Thirty-Iwo - ianese O I th .ay :oran se lingham nningham Custer Dargis Groodt elordo ,May mko i ,CO to hue y lwyet' X wi' Mj M 0 , f COGLIANXESE A X arg? ,, co cfs movie stars r picture X. , t I X d 1 - . Wlsi' I I. ' ness college . .X . SX l6 'i ' - . . I Litas' 1 ' i Third Row , Xi! GENEVIEVE CUNNINGHAM i 5 E RY A 'f f Ginge . . . doesn't like to be - . A ,, . . 4- teased . . . Secretary to Mr. Rif- X. i 0 ' A ' awm rea mg k' d C ncert Orchestra A Fifth Row 1 ,. . b erscfbej . 4. uw' . . . Fm XX '61 bo HM ,, ' ' Xi RUTH DIETZ - If ,fdiviann . . . Beauty School . . . uiinc, ,X u ' ' ' ary an Ruth . . . a studir A' 7,, Legion of Honor. arm' . Legion of Honor . . 'X X f ,' M G , , GH M . . . reads . . . Band XXX ' , U X, . . . .uc cycs A eri ug : , Cl D D 'Y - QA XXY X hai X X D' - - Ou fl ' JOSEPHINE D1sABATo Cilf X - - VC: 0 k X- fog W0 I1 111 White - - 59' ' ue I Jo . . . dancing . . . conceited X chair 1 ro . . Bill tio1 askers. X people . . . 5' 1 . . . secretary . . . - - - hal ard - -A-A- Leaders Club . . . Hi-Lim . . . 353355, iffffgif' .9U.Sff-Eid . . G-A-A WILLIAM CONLEY Northwestern . . . Hallguard . . . X Q '-41.71-I , - - - - Hi hwa Salesman . . . one blue F NK C- 15,15 BAT 1 1 Bill . . . dislikes concerted fel- 3 Y ' , ,, . ' . - ' 1 baseball and football one brown CYC- Car ' ' Zawll ravi Z5 OWS ' ' ' 1,k d .es r s . . . pet peeve: 205 . . . ' ' ' roses ' ' ' I es goo mg? Q , JOSEPH DAMATO 5' 10 . . . to learn a trade. ' yi XX C, Champs . . . sivylimli . . .Dformer X f X 4- ' J 'Xa Sea Scout . . . ig way eegate X A , 1,- 12 OM Sd - LY -at f ...wi I-d' . MAINE D010 , -f ' R Xe. Q' A A , X if Us MX X gwwwagm. X ire! Xydlik most sp? ... E cis, 'RSV -R I,'i XJ... . .XXsX1m1d, .,f'. ofehx ... xblu or bX1pnde.Q'4 afmifms. ulqlngy- H-7 ,fi 'x.,,fstX:srf51d: -f Oywthl-Here Xbglomei, , . . el i l i Xfyiy i A personal . . ...time wastbr . . . riighwaygabglg i ,,,g',' ' Moler College! . claim7Uhe,s big XA XXX A X W 'A ALEX CONOLLY Iiouih' YJ - A LOW E 'AME D . 'Ei X Kid Conolly . . . boxes Cwith CQTIARLESX WIS . 'iff' D l v . . X 'brtioii pcilist glovesj . . . likes the girls? . . . X X XX huCk,'XfiXf Wdltzefl d'fl-,X U-ots X h Xffc Csfra XF- G- -A- - i drama . . . Stage Craft ' ' Xlo ix skat sl . . to find work Jack X' ' ' ' ' roses University of Illinois. XXX! X X Legion ofjgmor, X. ' ' ' n ' X , i x N i ' 0 o Q .Bam 14wstm and Zim cya .Hattie af 1 ' . f 0 I I X Second? Row Fourth Row ,M Le ioni H XX X i EDWARD CONRATH EVELYN DAVIS X X the Me 'O' ' heg Xanga: 6 Ed,' . . . pet peeve: broken shoe UDYWYH - - - h0bbY5XX P13Y1ngX P1390 bod ,S St X, ' i grdenias laces . . . tall dark and . . . Armour - - - brunette - - - Hafolfl - - - andyred g 3 Tech '... X 311guardX I Slirolling at Lutheran ospital for ' l . 1- urslng' - Sixfb R010 5 .f J GRACE D . U ,T O AY QRGA. D , ' ra . roller skating . . 1ld9XB1 y im . . . y arg . . . da cer and roller 2 t er 0 XX -n White Xtucky. .foo rarr sar...f e . . Ste 5f8,, ' E City Mayor . X ' ita', . ' r German Club . . o cert rches- GAA ' ' ,, , , Council. X tra. I R. IX, XX, X JosEP1i1N.E.'5xr.X IDELORDO ' ffwabbi ,4Q.,55mbgtxeynf5rHE3firZqii C I LU-LIAN C- CORCORIQN X Sjrfl . . fllidfie-tector'X. . . ':Marge funny . ., fresideryl 4B,Class . . . Senior Q ucorkyn ' ' ' enjoys movie plctures fi. . 5' Zii . . broyvn hair and C0linCilf'.'..7QQ1iQes'tr . . . Bob!Dx!X . 5' 2rf aubtgrn . . . lilscilfellogv eyes X XXf5XXjlikeXS orchids . MeIoy,,X.iTyBXXXXXXrT2,,,pff1f:f+f X X stu ents . . . ox . . . a guar . ' ' ' KATHERINE MX DWYAER 5 X IFEQFXKXX COXXX Kay, . senior Iiditor, Shield X XX P. XX ited boys X X X 5, 2,, X X X Bur- . . . N.H.b .... Legion of Honor X T . . . a bitl s c ul h, B . C H A . . . another pa ement pounder . . 6 es X . r X ppelia usmess 0 ege ' ' ' Hallguard . . Muriel . X agner . . A.A .... . ' rdenia. 4 X ' l X , . f A ' STEPHEN A. DEMKO RJ ii. o ' MARY CRISETTI Basil fafter Basil Rathbonej ' . . . :If ag . . . f ' --Marv X X X GXAXAX Boar . X X saves beer caps . . . HJ. C. . . . ctice . . ' V ' . . . . . X likes all sports X X X an aCtiveX San Francisco World's Fair Qhitch . . .X Cle L- Q v . . i X ambitious friend . . . r es. , hlkel- uM3f10n,, ' ro - i , f 'A SAM DEMKOWSKI QMYNA L EGA V , l BLAN H IVLIC ' a . . . bookkeeper . likes S15 ' ' ' ' ue gray eyes a d dish' I Q. , - H . X water hair fnot handsj . . . 5' 4 Bla h . . 4 likes ng -X . to t se . . reads - st y stories . . 1 k L , f 5, , X X Coll C of om X X X t n XX . mice in oc er . . . region o XX . . A. ell on ed hair. ' A Onor' f X 1' X X RQEERT EK-SEER J, C Q r ' l - v i ob 4, Plbriifacistvior P ofes- l . ,., 1 'Q ' ,f XX ,ff 1 l X X si gal Roller Skater . .X-. 6'f2:A XX fl. m! ' 5 . 0 X X V. . . Track . .jwlirenfli Club'.1f'-ff ' 4 X X Dunne. jxvb' ' 1 - v i . L W X X' .X X X Pdge I'hirty-three f - . 'I I .., X Q, , ,, . X Xl . .B N .. . , ZXXLJX . . --- XX X XX .XX XB .-X XX ,g XXX! . .,., --.. V. ,.,...,..,....., .. we ,- -l., p -,,, ,,,, ,,,-,,. K, .iv ,...,...-,-Q.:-ff, ls-- ,..Y ,. .T f ,, Y ,. - , G, ., , .-.V Y Y ...,...,-..1-.-.fv--7.0. ..,. .. -...A... -.-- F f . . , p W g--, ,,,,.,....,..- fr -- ' , .- .,- -V .-,-,M -A - A wif? Ma fam lfyuming, M lime . . the breeds in Kawai . . 5. fait gfv Page Tulzij Jon' g'94,7-Izdanpfi 5 A 1f i4 AJLWBQ Freeman Elliott George Emmerick Betty Emmons Rosabelle Erickson Leonard Evans Betty Falkenthal Rosalie M. Fallon Rose P. Falzone Vivian Falzone Rose Faretta William Fisher Joan Flanagan Mary Alice Flanagan Joe Fletcher Lorraine Florian Anne Gallagher N Minnie Francis Gallm Charles Giblin George Gierloff Jack Glynn Lucille Gocrres Lucille Goettler Mildred Gosselin Walter' Gross Aldonaf Gura 'LXVilliam Guth I-Ialvard Hanson Loretta V. Harm Raymond Heise Helmold nlu' Harriett Hickslvill Raymond Hill- Evclyn Hiller rsalll I ! V 5 l.A 3 ,. ,,,,. .,.,-v Top Row .p , . li , Aff. XJ ' a 4 ' I Hf -'-' 1 a FREEMAN ELLIOTT 7 ld.,-F:-O A jj Jlfxj i Fi-eemanu . . . Le ' nlof Honorxfxa l X, ,,-fe------f---A-Lx ' 1 Elliot! . . . Art Club . . 'ax Clu . . . f.. X 4 DDO-X XZ A it - as . l : H ,- ' 3 , Emnlerick s.3gl15erlVI3d ghrt 1 6 ent d w.. 0 1-I l I j 4'-'LZ A J r 0 '-f ' mm0I1S ti A MARY A JCE FLAFFIIAGAN l i y N Mari, . .i. a movie goer . . . Q EflCkS0n l ' RGE E 'W . CK X Legion of Honor . . . dislikes people E if tGe0f8en I - ' fown a ' ,' ' to read over her shoulder. vans 1 blue e e . 5' HM enjo Fifth Row ' X , i . Q ll alkemhal I r a ' g00 .Pu' ' ' 31 JOE FLETCHER SLUZONA GURA . . . . . otre Lila' e. , . , , Al . . . brunette . . . b.uc cycs ' .V V t'Gus' . . . dislikes Guy Lombardos . . . 5, 6n,, . i u gardenias . i . N Orchegfraldf ' 33561126 iqailglhgsd lovcs dancing . . . Dramatics . . . 4 BETTY EMMQN5 Q ' ' ' I green . . . Hi-Lites . . . G:e.A. M' Fee 1 gj,?23fd'Y'o - . '. 6 L Y ' . W LI eye yy A - Falzone W ang machine . . . laine . L-ORRAINE ELORIAN 76 ' E . PN sion OL. l dislikes bei ased . 's. Lor . . . pianist Cand how!J OHOI D- - lg-xCOUHF1, . . Falzone I I . . . Senior Council . . . Legion of 3 am - - ' ' . . uaretta A L 4 I N ' Gil Honor . . . somebody's stenpgrapher. 1 es-I 9 ,Z VX . ROS 5 , ' ' 144- ap HALVAR HANSON n Fisher I '5 4 png - - - 'igzlb ' ' iff, v , .5 Z f',l,f 5 J Hall . . . Shield Staff . . . Fl - - - Legl n of ' Q ' - - Frfn E ri lzl . .,pfjfA':vEE?f Cukbijfans R.'OLT'.C. Officer . . . Careless anagan ' ub - , ' n 1 ' , Vi , . BobT-'f 145 Nor, esfern . . . Drivers, Beware! . . . dislikes talk- I J! I . - es ml et k , 'Ufakefme out o t e ball ame. ative people. 1 L N A 'if' M IE E cis GA D LORETTA V. HARM 1, I EfEoEIAR1?:SEXlif?NS t lil and ' ' ' . -. . cts 'gn Retta . . . gum chewer . . . A Ice P amalgam ei? ,931 .,,,,1'-fy en ls- s ir . . . 5 e . . . nology 5' 6 . . . Art Major . . . Delores K mus1c..f.,r15- 8,6 . . . musically ik L . H , 1.f etchel. . lined ianist at .assemblies a Nor n . on tat . . . egion onor . . . e ie l mc UG' ' ',,p but did t eel it. of the ar ne Florian . . . eorge. Y i A V ,F 1 ,- . f P D HEI . i f f f.HAR5s If A L I , , - Gallagher ' ' BETTYfF 'LQN , ' Gibyi . . ltballff.!l'.xHall- ' 18 d OEM: .. bas lll player HB ...lyk t kt,,, tbl-f ,ff ...oe ies yirs... e Francis Gallinnx Il . i . ,Hall 1 e ,0.s. 3l'Cr.ace -tguggen VTh?9?li' . lcTnf.,.rSZ2f?lgggZf lea 'R . . odd: suddenly grew .S Ggblin . . G.A.A. . . 5 ood movies. yqochersff' . - 4 ' . jf f l . team wa wang, . . an the mud. . angnfm Aweazfew . . L li 5 Second Row X, V Fourth Row EDWARD HELMOLD .ft ROSALIE M, FALLON . F2 GEORGE GIERLOFF A No. 1 Stooge . . . meter reader G. 1 ff Alias Red,' . . . dances and Qwiffis Strip Gears . . . Golf . . . orchid . . . filibustering . . . brain and E lero ll . . . . no chair, but sat anyway . . .f , , , Ray , , , Hallguard Captain brawn fwell anyway brawnj . . . G1 5' 3314 - - - KKJOHHJV -'-,- S6150 . . . Red Cross Delegate . . . 6 feet. 6 feet - - - blue- ynn I Council . 4 . Editor of ,ba sgii d JACK GLYNN Bom , G es i' ...L ' of'Hoo ...N.H.S. e our , egliiil nljj ,, Primo . . . Hallguard . . . ' e Goettler .Q 3 X' ROQ P. IFALZONE vii! t'Chuck . . . dandelion . . . likes ea. l' j t 0 eyes ue 1 ll 7 Speed .'l. .ffsinooth . .' all sports . . . brown hair, green ' Cl ' VC Hg ' ' ed Gossel1n ,molden Ga e icposition . . orchids eyes. Elph n h J . . . CQ 80 o n . . Fencing . . . G.A.A .... 5' ' ' S e es ' f Gross 4120. . Corky.,' X J EEQILLE EOERIEE5 . Q BERNARD O. HENKE IJ-ff ' uu ' ' ' Town mr ' ' Q enjoy' Bennie', . . . Chicago Tech. Col- , ' VIVIAN fffp movies . . . liked lunch period best 1 UR elm collects Club If 1 1 't?,Jva,wJXg01ie?s,?K?Si.Ml-Lily ' ' ' plans to be 3 photographer' . . . lilil: assemblies with Mr. A Lf sars .z. . lp. . CCIQEPY V 73 Gllfa 5 F' W, fM1j ' e neyf, y,4,9AvPf'5 a LUCILLE GOETTLER Bofchafdf-4 ' h, 1 rj! f A, ' ,A Goo Goo . . . Northwestern . . WILLIAM HENNING lm t KROSE FARETTA Booth Official . . . gardenias . . . Willie', . . . Legion of Honor . . . I-M5011 A 7 ctcgofgeousi, - - ' dancing ' ' ' 5' 4,1 Pet PCCVCI S0m'30I1e late for 21 date- Booth Oflicial . . . Hallguard . . . it ' - - -' Wofk until marriage . . . Zoology Club Secretary . . . dislikes ca V. Harm g Marie . . . G.A.A .... Secretary. ED SS IN jitterbugs, ' ' ' ' . . tap dancer . . S I H ' B WILLIAM FISHER . . - d HARRIET HICKSTEIN ' 'ond els ld V N Fish,' . . . bike racer . . 1. Albin Dmmflua .assi rimtlons Hc?neyffof-Nl-ILS 'bn . 'Clanceri A Helnw . . . . A Cappella Choir . . . a paign. . ,pipe ypeev f peope W 0 IT!'H'k'9? j ' shocked when asked to sing solo her blush . . . an 4, er job seeker.: p for assembly. WALTER GROSS RAY ' X.,-2-:7,4f5..-K..-Q..-F - ll ... 'S' 7 ll... 5 JOAN FLANAGAN SWZHY 3.21 P2216 tffs .el C,f,9ff2f?1l-215, , Hen crS0 njodien the e es have it - - - 1 0 Y - - - 6 . . . E mer . emistry, ,e Q enjoys rggdillg stoyy books - - Hallguard - . . brown eyes and French and dhep M S l l . k' , - - ' h ' ' I tc 79. 1' G' cn K - Legion of Honor . . . hard worker. an roses Why? P' em,i,,g , , EVELYN HILLER N lm A . ' Even . . . dancing . . . Bea . . . ett Hickslellv I French .Club . . . dislikes broken . E typewriters . . . roses and blue lond Hill' . . . bookworm. i' , Hiller n -1- - A Y., E Page Thirty-five fs? W' ' V , ,-.,..,..,,,,. -.. - .3,...-,f----1.-': -I ,., Rose Rita Hogan Beatrice C. Homrich Marie Howard Mary Jane Howie John Huenecke Kenneth Hughes LaVerne Hyman James Hynes Anna L. Irving Carmella M. Izzo Isabelle Jakubiec Emma James Ignatius A. Janicki Jeanette Jarolim Alverne Jeske Rita John Esther Johnson Ruth E. Johnson yiefrky dam . . gmuity defying . . gaaclneaa knows . . Page Tbiriy-six Mary Johnstone Herbert Kahlfeldt David Kaiz Edward Kammratl Madelyn Kassin Emily Kawall Marie Kehoe Dorothy E. Kelo Dorothy C. Kimme Anne V. Kimont Raymond Klemp Delores L. Knop L 1 Mary M. Kohler Rosalie Kross Marianna Krzistofck Mary Kushnerik Ann Kuzminski Anna M. Lllhllllillil Hogan - H0mrich ward C Howie enecke Hughes Hyman lynes Irving M. Izzo Iakubiec ames A. Janicki Jarolim Jeske n bhnson Johnson O I mhnstone Kahlfeldt .aiz Kammratl Kassin iawall .ehoe E. Kelo C. Kimmc , Kimont d Klemp L. Kn0P E. Kohler Kross 3 Kfzistofck ushnerik ,Zminski 1. LHMHUM K. 0 R p R R H GAN Iris . . c t g up . . . ' V yi 5' A . al talks please A X ' 1 . . Chica a ers' College . . . V A - Legion of Hon r. ' ' Third Row IGNATIUS JANICKI he . an BEATRICE C. HOMRICH Baby Face Hoganu . . . no pet hjiih Row Bea . . . skating . . . Steno . . . blue and roses . . . brown hair, . . . blue eyes . . . 5' 3 . . . another pavement pounder. I R HO ARD t ug slikes conceited . . eil i ii . . . ' ' . b s . . .H . . . dancin d er ng . . . ' Salesman. 2 M RY JAf' E HOWIE ' QQ Y 7, g Highway ., . 2 Hui f billys ,... rose . 4 . best friend: U f'fEZtQ'5- i AJLEEWQY Safff. . . traiwff. K JOHN HUENECKE john . . . does old time dances . . . blue and gardenias . . . wants good job don't we allj . . . Sergeant in Band. KENNETH Kcn', . . . HUGHES dislikes homework of any kind . . . baseball . . . blonde with blue eyes . . . intends to work. peeves fmiracle manj . . . Legion of Honor . . . reading enthusiast MARIE KEHOE i'Irish . . . no braggers . . . S' 5 ' ' ' Armour Institute- . . . Marge . . . Metropolitan it A 'T' A OL I' ' . Business College . . . likes to type. U en U. . iq A .gg . , J 5 DOROTHY E. KEL-O A ps A V' ' ' ' ' - - Dor',. .- ' 'n U Y . .. f ' is 8 F- I- N- QQ - - - Pet PCCVCI 0 11 4 gkrkticg. . 5. armElla . . . Senior PIHYCFS- F '.', Life Guard . asketball . . . ' A'LVER' f. KEJ N good natured. ,4j R'-f1 . 'fi M NE U 'Q ' . . I Shor Vs lor! il ' . .i in ping pong f s . . a 'Bob? . . . L ffyn Uggfgjmijof o . . . egio o Honor iq. . N.H.S .... Conqgftmc msn- , , , 3 y Alderman . . . Shield Staff. to S COX l , . ' 0 ' and A1ice',, RITA JOHN AN E V. KIMONT Rini, . . . trips the light fantas- HO Iiten . i , Swi min l , dis- tic . . . James . . . Senior Council li S Snobs , , gig tk , , , . . . A Cappella . . . dependable. . I , Pgp pe ed , ' 1 A SMH. , 4 If 'V . t ESTI-1 R JOHN O I - - 1 . .. ESV - i er . - - RAYMOND KLEMP r P ' I Leei on r- - -Di ' 'on R m L' Ray . . Q. liked .Office f Editor: Shield . . . uf' Business College. RUTH E. JOHNSQN Swede . .I . algebra 5' 7 . Spanish Club . i'Legionf.of' 'Hon01Q.s !,f'roses?.'. ifbl 1, . LN Fran,cesi V,' li!!! ue eyfs 1 , ..- ' 0 f I 0 Musee .Kittie 1'-mitted' . . . Second Row fr LA VERNE HYMAN Verne . . . ice skating . . . pet peeve: conceited people . . . 5' ll' Qt Ii Vivian . . . National Honor Society . . . Fox. JAMES HYNES Slim . . . cinema sitter . . . gardenias . . . hallguard . . . 5' 11 . . . liked Harper friendliness . . . to work. ANNA L. IRVING Ann . . . spectator at radio broad- Q if casts . . . Vivian . . . Secretary to Miss Peterson . . . orchid . . . shorthand. CARMELLA M. IZZO - ' 'A ' IZ . . . dances . . . Dot . uf.. ., 5 2 G.A.A .... a mouse ate her lunch I' ...Hi-L'e...5'2 ... ecretary. ' ISABELLE JA Izzk . . . r ross r .l . . f t . . r . . . e an r s . . . n . . orti d ..Le'n Hoo. EM . - 'E 1 . . . knitt . . . Legion I ondii. . . Gle' Club . . . lst . Ax E f c edi or Hig ay . . . N.H.S. X if I , ', J gl J .gf , . Fourzfb Ro MARY J ON Marlow . . em r res ' igner . . . brown Xlia' and eys . . . 5' 3 . . . fFre11ch Club Hi-Lites. HERBERT KAPILIIELDT Head or Charlie . . . Wattman and Henkeu . . . Armour . . . Botany Club . . . liked Mr. Bor- chardt's assemblies. DAVID, KAIZ QQAX Day ' le ishinirs beware! . ck curl h i . . advo- date c ' . ' ' yelleif E WWAQAWKATWJN I . . 'heinistry is specialty . A . bowiling, . . . Publicity Cdriifiiaitt i . . 'Mrmour Tec . . . . . I . 4 MADE N Mad . . Un r of I inois . . . e ion of H . . . Secretary to French lub . . . Dorothy, EMILY KAWALL Muscles', . . . gardenias . . Butch . . . Leader's Club . . G.A.A. Board . . . hallguard . . algebra . . . collects pins. . . . dislikes 6IiefacLh'er's'ipXts . . enjoys car d iving. . . . 6' 1 . , DELORES L. KNOP Button,' . . . Senior Editor: Shield . . . Legion of Honor . . . Glee Club . . . Loretta . . . Fox . . . German Club . . . Cub fan. zfaaudigftizbs Y Bo t o Y OHLE ' ' . . le s a e - c s . ' ' a e Club . . . dis' s bein d Freshie . . . tennis . . . b nde. R'OSALIE KROSS Rose . . . Secretary to Mrs. Birmingham . . '. French Club . . . dislikes the so-called study hall. MARIANNA KRZISTOFEK Marie . . . brunette hair and brown eyes . . . best friend: NJ. Z. . . . Military Band . . . University of Illinois. MARY KUSHNERIK Mar . . . hobby: etching . . George . . . Orchestra . . . Legion of Honor . . . G.A.A. Hi- Lites. ' ANN KUZ IN Annie . y. ay eaming ...fQSJ...h2lM.. Library Assistant . . . Legion of Honor . . . Mary. ANN ' fLAMA A 'e'... llguard... sepl-nine . . . ed . . . gardenias . P ctice . G.A.A. . . K4' 4 41 ' . . Page Tbirly-sevevz an the dang, meuiew . . teacfwza . . atmienta . . aff Page Thirty-eight Marilyn Lang Evelyn Larson Alice L. Latronica Evelyn Laurcncell Carmella Lauro Norman Leach Lilly Leaf Lois A. Lenz Carmella Lenza Andrew Leonard l june Marion Levy Robert E. Lindell Kenneth Lindstrom Howard Litland Dorothy Loesch Charlotte Lundstrem Margie Lurgio Phillip Lynch WM! Daniel Magliano Annabelle Malone Rosemary Margarella Marion Marines Jean M. Martschinke Burrel Maschek Walter R. Matt George McArdle Harold McDermed Helen McDonald june McGlashan Richard McKillop John McMahon Agnes McNickolaS Harriet S. Meland Robert Meloy Earl Merritt Rita Metz Lang son Hlronica fcncell auro each enz .enza eonard on Levy Lindell .indstrcm .itland Loesch A Lundstrcu Iirgio ynch agliano Malone Margarella flarines Martschinke laschek L. Matt IcArdle fIcDermCd QcDonald Glashan McKilloP Mahon gNick0l25 5, Meland lleloy f ritt lZ Top Row MARILYN J. LANG Lynn . . . likes dancing . . . G.A.A .... hallguard . . . model . . . 5' 8 . . . tearoses . . . brown l . 3 hair and hazel eyes. 3 w l 5 EVELYN LARSON l Ev . . . brown hair . . . carna- tions . . . loves singing . . . A l Cappella . . . N.H.S .... Normal I . I College, if possible. li .5 ALICE LOUISE LATRONICA .1 li Vim . . . dislikes gossips . . . Concert Orchestra . . . Highway Saleman . . . 'lVigor, Vitality, and Vivacious . . . vacation to Los Angeles. A 'l Tliirrl Row KENNETH LINDSTROM Lindy . . . pet peeve: homework . . . carnations . . . another pave- ment pounder . . . Art Club . . . hallguard. 1 .-.ff HOXVARD LIT AND .fi-A 'Kihei eyfly f blondef-flglie real . blueyeyhj . . . people whogtayc toiofmuplaz pet pfeye w ,I Arrnoiir . . ,. . Izegio Af- 6 of Honoruilo' ' , DOROTHY LOESCH l 1 ' If I, I .. lf iefls., lily . ,Q l i Fifth Row WALTER R. MATT Wally . . . baseball . . . aviation school . . . N.H.S.' . . . Senior Council . . . History . . . garde- nias . . . tag day committee. GEORGE MOARDLE , .--, ' X. J- f'Doir'-'I '. . f . likes more 'spacel at .. A 1 h-d II lirfh . . . dislikes soreheads . . . ITllrIi.Jaok'ling?SiLci,aI 'I 'I iolsgcogoi ll E LYN LAUR CEL Madge . . . MoserI,,.'.A Shield et eevo. conceited oo le li Fr ' . . ba . . 8 r- Salesman . '. .d55'4 5 ' 'AIZCOUEIIII I Pi P e ia . . ernar . . . m ' ' ' g' ll eacherf - . Up - es SSAREPTTECEUTPSTROMII HAROLD MCDERMED Honor- umps or uc ' ' ' CP ect? Geroach . . . basketball . . . ll 4 KP spoons ' ' ' Legion O gardenia . . . black hair, brown QI Lk Honor . . . Senior Council . . . o oo ..Ro A 5, 81, 5 A MEM. - EfE15fS L -.lily FOX ' ' ' Clem UP' blsebllli ' Y ' ' ' ' ' ' 7 . 4B 4 e mittee . . . MARGI - , ,l rary tafwgg . Jerry and 1 . o b s . RI L IIMCD Aim? cg, 2,, li Harriet . . . .A.A. zien b OW r ' ' ' 0 .eyar 3 I ' l - of nor.. ue a es. ' II . . . Prom Com- NORMAN LEACH 5 2 ' mittee. X I Star,' . . . dislikes Chem odors PHILLIP LYNCH , l V in Pmfl about 310 - - - Pl10t0 fiend Phil . . . saves Indian Pennies Tb cC?I1dldJ . . . tI'3Ck tC3.1'1'l . . - I I I pet Pgeveg boys, o o IIIIdenIIII ' ' II I Wll50H .lf-V College- brown hair and gray eyes. i I,v..Li?'-i-- .'s: i ' I I get- .IL .K rownIII air, g-rIeenI eyi. IX ,Cf li ' Q 7 ii R GN -fr A 0 - Maw . . than claw cafaw . any ct dow . , emma. web, i IESXF ' E'KI'gf0ELR0SAGLIANO RICHARD MCKILLOP I u -1 ' n lb, sfLilv I I I likes Sewing I I I 5' 6MIff IID II II III k Cue Sticks . . . blonde . . . blIue UBIIIIIIICIIII IIIIIIII D an . . . sports . . . ates ec - eyes I I I 6, In I I I fovomto ' ' ' ' ' ' or econ' lers . . . black hair . . steady - - tor I I I GIAIAI Cabinet I I I hall- I I I I IIII ' subjects: law and chemistry . . . , quie , easy going y . hall uordI guard . gardenias. 3 A ANNABELLE MALONE Bgffom Row ll' Eflf A' N I, ld Annu . . . physical education JQHN MCMAHON ' b OS ' 'fh I, ' ,II urse ' 'h' WFUII teacher- . . . she does swim . . . Johnny , , , bookwofm , , , I be Pan: . lnqsldi ' ' as lg t 3 800d llfllillfefl Clflzell - - - bells history . . . blue . . . brown hair, I r, bmwlg. 351: in eyes ' ' ' . . . Assistant Salesman . . . Legion blue eyes , , , Spam , , , hall- , est rien . i o C won erj . . of Honon guard I I I HiILioeSI Senior Council. - ROS MA Y - . AGNES MONICKOLAS Jr. SARMQFLA l-ENZA A 'IR I , , nci I I 3n Aggie . . . dislikes make-up V X, Cafmle - ' - ll0bbYf Stamps I- - - I I al . I lkes teachers , , , appliers . . . Shield Salesman . . . e loverIof roses . . . best friend: - to hunto oo I I I Pretty dark eyes Red Cl-oss Representative I o I Adel1a . . . G.A.A .... Business Hi,LieeSI I O -f C ll . ARIO ' l 0 ege iid u 1 b ll HARRIET SERIENE MELAND . ANDREW LEONARD J oyoq' ' oho ' . o of Hats', . . . N.H.s .... 4B and A 3 DreW', . . . Alderman . . . Hi- i onor I I I i 'I I I i 4A Treasurer . . . Carmella . . . I Lite Captain . . . pet peeve: Chem- I dancing blonde . . . 5' 6 . . . Northwestern Ii ' 'ix istry . . . best friend: Censored i ' . . . pet peeve: Lehr. I 34' ' hmory' M' MAIAIEEISIIIIHNKE red ROBERT MEL - l ,Q 'fi . . . . . . u as ll u JEEDXQARION LEVY and gardenias . . . coed on Illini ,,B0b . ,', ' ' 0 L P ' t e ' ' ' l , Vivaciousness . . . roller skating Com do otudiouo and musical S0Plllff - - l,'l ' ' . . . ,Orchestra . . . ULOFKYD . . . P1Igl:It'bIIolIon hair I I I Legion ' ' ' dldnit fa l dlslked si I -f Bryant and Stratton . . . Band . . . of' Honor gym- ' Shield Salesman. ' i E I IRR BURREL WIASCHEK sf - . .. ROBERT E. LINDELL ..Boml,, Il I I Legion of Honor IIICII 2-' ' ff E ' ox at eucallfjgfb Ribs . . . sleeping and eating oxcoodinl d- f-'J J . Qi es I , . . . . g y stu nous . . I llkes t I :I III . . . Wilson Jr. College . . . track quiet and reserved personali I oQ I I . I ' l team . . . likes Harper girls. I 'U RITA IIME71-Z '. I' II Rita .' . . lzfrown eyes and black hgyj A j lkrhair Lf. l. ,dislikes show-offs . . . I ' If. ,V I ,Q-jsews with' great zeal. ' wi J ,i J 1 2 ' Page Thirty-nine 4. X .-X If fi John Meyer Willard Meyer Algerd Mickevice Margie Miller ' Anne R. Minogue Dorothy Mohlfeld Charles Monoco Bette L. Morrison Rosemary Motherway Robert Mulcahy Virginia Munce John B. Murphy Lorraine Murphy Lillian M. Muscato Shirley Myers Alex Navickas Robert Novitski Robert O'Connor . . Utammdng, clone . . gwat mafia! ,Zac evmyane . . Page Forify Robert Oldenburg Fiorence Oleyar Vera jane Olsen Marie O,Neill John Kenney Orr Rita E. Ottenstrocx Lillian Partman Elmer E. Paulick Albin Pavilionis Alice Petersen Irene M. Peterson Joseph Petkus Ray Petros Phyllis Pfeiffer Rocco Pignatello John Player Emily Porter Charles Proctor 1 fx V , . MOU qw' 4 I4 l elf kevice Ier A inogue ohlfeld noco orrison otherway Jlcahy unce lurphy Jiurphy Muscato yers ickas lovitski 'Connor Pldenburg Oleyar : Olsen Neill .ney Orr Ottenstroel' artman Paulick Lvilionis ersen Peterson etkus os feiffer igniatello yer arter 'roctor 4 Top Row JOHN MEYER - ujohnn . . . likes sports . . . light' hair . . . roses and blue . . . the easy going type . . . jitterbug. Q E ig . yt r e . 'ay' WILLARD MEYER Me er . industriof worker Pbird Row LORRAINE MURPHY Murph . . . smooth dancer . . . y . . , An X . . . won medal in 'anHEssay'Cdntest .3 . . . N.H.S .... Legion bf '-Honor. . l ,J ALGERD MICKEVICE Dutch . . . golf . . . carnations . . . 5'11W' . . . Purdue. . .Intra- mural Baseball . . . Hi-Lites . . . blonde hair, blue yes. j M GI' 1 R . . . hee dens . . . O . ..... L g onor . . lx Highway . . oler ka . if Helen. ANNE R. MINOGUE I Min, . . up f 'hallguard L, g . ,. WG..fX.Aw . . Dorothy ': . . iS' 62 .e . brown hair, blue eyes . N. 'gardpniasqg DOROTHY MOHLFELD if Dumb Do-Do . . . N.H.s. . . . ll - ' 1 1 t Legion of Honor . . . Shie d Sa es- ma11 .- . . dancing . . . Virginia 4 . . . studious. fel. Second Row CHARLES MONOCO Chuck . . . a boxer Qand howl ' . . . hallguard . . . dark, with a friendly smile . . . roses. VLVLGVL . et Re s' . . . . . athletic . . dental TTE ORR 1 ets . . ler skati I pe s: bo ties and I Zll oll Y Y Rose . . . u QW v . . d i s ic o . . . bro . . . ilte o'work like re t of us. ROBE U f'lY 1 , . . f 10 stty. . . 'son,'hi ome . . . co or b . . . ba and other sports. VIRGINIA MUNCE Jinny . . . tickles the ivories . . . Hymie . . . very blonde, very studious . . . N.H.S .... Legion of Honor . . . like sister. JOHN BERNARD MURPHY Jack . . . brown hair . . . brown eyes . . . 6' 1 . . . likes aeronautics . . . Hi-Lites . . . perhaps Notre Dame. orchids . . . Evelyn . . . Secretary to Mr. Deaver . . . blonde . . . green Fifth Row eyes- LILLIAN PARTMAN Shanghai Lill . . . Miss Harpers uonlfn M' M C , . Court . . . Cheer Leader . . . Z, ' ' swlmmul N.H.S .... Legion of Honor . . . gtel ' ' 9 L , f 4A Secretary . . . One of 10 . . . . . egion o -, H r i rtha yW' 5 llipulalrgfgg at Harper- SHIRLEY MYERS' 00.144 NLM? ' WLI ' . Shirl . . . pianis . . . Fox . .A bJi'HLiiEr i i i bziebzan 7 .ll .Si 5' 4 . . . green and lillies of e JJ tZ e ' ' ' Q valley . ., . liked informality and Alia' 3 C Ver. friendliness of students. A P' it 'J 2 ' ' ALBIN PAVILIO , VL NIS QLEX 0' I 3,,--Z - Albin', . . . A Cappella Choir . . . A1 . Jtall, darkfjnd handsome ff S - . -' , 'ff tudent Council . . . Alderman, ' ' ' would VfOd football blue e es L ' f H L player . . ., rvers' y 'of Illinois i i 0 uw-in i if eglon onor gQfE..l,.1,a.3sfrW' .U ' 5 H T NOVTTSKI- ' . . . ox . . N.H S. . . . Bob . . . he caught it fthe ballj I omptrol A V a Per D.A.R. . . . football, football, and more C'ti e ip A a d . President. football . . . hallguard . . . singer. dv e ion of H0 ' i R Ii ' N R, 'fr 1 NEMPETE SON - ,V utch . .'. br wn air . .rr ten . c D mo hound! te 5 ' ' ' In amuml askctball 'Shield Staff . . fLegion'of Honor! - - - Notf - sf ' '2 rffflfker hrnc p'eLa0'aSf.fr.,.f,,f',,ff I if , t , - ' i 'Cf Sf 2 . and 'Wes . . neueft mm . .Q . l . Pix A ' ow JOSEPH PETKUS UBEDEERT OLQENBQH f Longated . . . 6' 1 . . . Univer- 0 ' ' ' 8-Opirgewilf eavy eat sity of Illinois . . . bowling . . . ' ' ' plays eq iffef OX ' ' ' FOX Lily . . . met nice girls at . . N.H.S .... wllegion of Honor . . Har er. . . . iiH1l3f1CCS,, . . . sports letter. P Bottom Row RAY PETROS - Chubes . . . basketball . . . liked Harper . . . dandelions . . . Joe . . . Hi-Lites . . . liked auto show. FLORENCE OLEYAR Flo . skating and dancing . ., . Latin Club . . . a job or business college . . . Treasurer of Latin Club . . . roses. PHYLLIS PFEIFFER Phil . . . brown hair . . . blue eyes . . . 5' 1 . . . dislikes jealous VERA JANE OLSEN Vera . . . enjoys reading . . . Evelyn,' . . . Legion of Honor . . . Northwestern . . . blue eyes, , ROCCO PIGNATELLO Rocky . . . athletically inclined boys . . . loves movies . . . G.A.A. brown hair. , .Y P ARIE E L . H i I , , . . . likes all types of sports . . . cd I ' ,L d g ' ' English pet peeve: broken shoe laces. . . . . eyes . . . , t p p a . . . hallguard HN PLAYER . . iLtes. . brown hair . . . dis- likes ' . . . best friend: JOHN KENNEY 'ORR Casimir . Chemistry . . . General . . . hobby: photography Marquette ege. . . . 6' 1 . . . Burrel . . . 4B E Farewell Party . . . R.O.T.C. Officer EMILY PORTER . . . Aero Club ., . . Clean Up. Countess . . . dislikes loud shirts , ...FrenchClub...Fox... RI TA E' OTTENSTROER collects personals from want ads . . . Duchess . . . collects poems . . . uMi1dred.,, fi dislikes homework . . . Mary ' . . . Glee Club . . . Tennis . . . CHARLES PROCTOR w nts to work i lawyers office. Chuck . . . insists a boy is his 2 D 'sl best friend . . . swims and bowls D 'V' -an -It . . . Armour . Glee Club . . . A f i'i.gLatin Clubi' 'A Page Forty-one - . ... -...s-Q. . .. It s 'Q i . 'N' i , ,- ,M--vt J A ,l,,,F ,4,,,,.,.,V,. . Me- C... 11,--,-:...'....., ...-... ...,.... .-. --..., ..,,.1..-.gfw--.1 H- - - -1- . ' -- X we MEM! dame Zraytea . . akqsrfdn patty Page F0l'fjV-IllU0 Irene Rakauskas Walter Ratkovich Edward Rehe John Relles Donald Renick virginia Renk Victor Ricciuti Eleanora Riewe Margaret Rocco Charles Rosania Robert Rosenkranz Virginia Saelens Stanley Samoska Rose Santangelo Raymond L. Sanders Walter E. Saubert George Scherrer Sara E. Schied rgafofre . . Camilla Schlaffer Doris Mae Schober Laurine Schonauer Vivian Search Ray Shamblin George Shields Ruth H. Sievert Josephine Smetana NVilliam Smith Lawrence Spntz june Iona Specht Al Spetyla Fern Stahl Dorothea Steitz Annette Sterling Ellen C. Sternberg Lorraine Stevens Robert XV. Stone - ' ' ' 1' -- -- '-1-V -- ---- -1- - --V. -M--L- af . , an ,r 1- , ...,...,....., --.. v. ..,,.......--, ...er ...--... ., ,. . .. . r uskas kovich he s mick enk 1:ciuti Kiewe lRocco osania senkranz aelens xmoska angelo L. Sanders Saubert herrer hied chlaffer e Schober chonauer arch iblin hields Sievert Smetana Smith Spatz 1 SpCCl1f la il Steitz aterlinis' Sternbefg Stevens V. SCOUC A A, 0 ,J e il'ly A ,.. V 9 , ,Mfg Q2 C 1 t Row 1' I f I A I ! - - E R AUSKAS I Rene . . ' e . . ,flfazel Aja I eyes . . . ects toy elep nts . . . , s ' C '1 . .... Tb 'd Row Rififiwefhnfl. .C-Band. . STANLEY SAMOSKA ' X Stan . . . dandelions . . . 5' 11 X . . . politician . . . stamp collector . . . intramural basketball . . . . . W s' . ., collec ol, oa he it a hair . io grams . aXQn1 y. ! A It VICH EDWARD REHE Bee Bee . . . not too much make- up please . . . brown hair and blue eyes . . . Armour . . . teachers, lunch, girls - 3 loves . . . R.O. T.C. company commander. JOHN RELLES 'iRelles . . . flat foot floo y . . dislikes to study . . . l to take a va at' . p rtivc chap. ' . gsm E 1. DOC O 461, . . u ' es i , ,Y .' if ta e pic- es . . . fo band . . . Legion of Honor . . . Alderman. Sl'10I'CS. ROSE SANTANGELO Shorty . . . small fry . . . orchids . . . 4' HM . . . ambi- tion: head of Commercial Depart-- ment . . . hallguard . . . G.A.A. RfA MIOND SANDERS 'UR' D . . . 'Hedy La Marr rr 'lsj . . . detests ' ' . . . . . . . . Hi-Lites . . . . . . . 5' 92 flooks lessj. XVALTER E. SAUBERT Wal . . . looks nice in white . . . date collector . . . capitalist . . . blushes and has dimples . . . 6' I . GEORGE SCHERRER Dimples . . . plays accordian . . . George . . . Chem Club . . . hallguard . . . Highway Delegate . . . likes che teachers. Q . k 5 ici? UNE IONA SPECHT ' Q J . . . ' : H VIRGINA RANK SARA E. SCHIED , ' - ' f ,f Virg .l Sally . . . movie goer . . . . . . rs.tFa is . Highwav TerryU . . . Teachers' College . . .4 Del ate . 'ke foods . . G.A.A .... hallguard . . . Spanish dis dEo Q Club . . . 5' ZH . ,, ,lkmd bwmt the fem , A' ' 0 o Second Row VICTOR RICCIUTI Fink . . . 5' 72 . . . Charles . . . Intramural Basketball . . . collects baseball pictures. EI-,E.ANORA RIEWE Red . . . collects handerchiefs . . . Ruth . . . intends to work . . . pet peeve: flirts . . . red hair, brown eyes. INIARGARET ROCCO l'Bargie . . . dancing . . . typing . . . Rose . . . night school . . . hallguard . . . G.A.A .... dis- likes conceited boys. CHA RLES ROSANIA t'Little Baron . . . Johann Strauss . . Diesel School of Engineering . . . Kalman . . . 5' 8 . . . roses. ROBERT ROSENKRANZ Rosie . . . could be, a lawyer . . . .chatterbox-. . . likes sports . . . to work he hopes! VIRGINIA SAELENS i'Virg . . . white collars, yesg white sox, no . . . Dot . . . N.H.S .... 5' SM . . . mums . . . collects pennies . . .' English and Civics. .1 ,u, - -- . ,J f. ...-.! .M I FC 1 f. Af-91,31 -7,',L-X V E ii ir: x Af' CI Fmirtb Row CAIXANILLA SCI-ILAFFER Car iels . . . Legion of Honor . . . N.H.S .... Senior Council . . . liked ousehold Arts . . . Shield Staff. DORIS AE SCHOBER Babs . . ' de . denias i ..lv danin...Leli H r . . er' . . iver- s -y of C ago. LAURINE' SCLIONAUER Renee . . . collects snapshots . . . ash blonde . . . Gloria . . . Normal College . . . Legion of Honor . . . German Club. VIVIAN SEARCH Pinkien . . . brown hair, gray eyes . . . 5' 4 . . . roses . . . roller skating . . . N.H.S. . . . Bryant and Stratton Business Col- lege. J, Z ' E I RAY SHAMQIN ,ff ' Ray . . . Band . . . musically inclined . . .'a f and leader . . . dark 'r . gardenias . . blue. cotty C HSS 0 WSE DS Q D . . . ct . . . lder 'l-q w d l t e B . .. C . division ll Wa ff . L M f Fifty Row R6TH HARRIET SIE Ruth . . . aubuw 1 .. .. gardenias . . . Lillia ' . . . Legion of Honor . intends to become a nurse JOSEP INE S T Jo . . ort est . . . G.A.A. .gg.:g' .- A A chemistry. WILLIAM SMITH Willie,' . . . brown hair . . . gray eyes . . . pet peeve: jitterbugs . . . best friend: Ruth R.O.T.C .... Worsham College. L R N SPA 1 E Z 4 A 23, . .-A 8'.. w ...cutswder- ful SICHCIS . i s une best fflell er mother . . . Art School . . . Artisl , . . 5' 9 . . . brown hair, b eyes. Udmflt .arc f Al . . . light lfrair active sportsman ffibasbaildggfgflikes., to tease tliegrlrsf. . 'lovdr.f Boltom Row ' FERN STAHL Blondie . . . auburn hair . . . brown eyes . . . collects pictures of hair coiffeurs . . . Legion-of Honor . . . Normal College. DOROTI'lEA STEITZ l'Dottie . . . brown hair . . . loves to collect scrapbooks . . . Legion of Honor . . . Felt and Tarrant School of Comptometry. ANNETTE STERLING Lovey . . . knitting . . . Senior Art Club . . . Frank . . . wants to travel wich.dance band . . rose - - EL . STE ef . 5' 5 1 . 1 ever . . e Scho Desig 1ng I . Sightseei g Luxe . . em Club. Lo RAI ' STEVENS .- YjToots roses v . 9 bike i ng . . . swim- ming . . . ancing. ROBERT .' tevie . . . A Cappell .. .- . ken .... in - Pebble . . W1 n J . . ' 9 . ,. 1 es t ller ate . .' . c ' . . . . Q F f P e cos dr a 's er Clu A X ge? E s VV . A 1 - .-'ff ' , ,ly sf ' . . Emmy . . memdmzg of tire 14. 74 Q Page Forty-four 'B Lorraine Stuebe Julie Sudeiliis Earle Swanson Kalman M. Szabo Muriel Tallacksen Stanley Tamkus W7 Ta Jor Evelyn Tharaldson Elsie Thomas Robert Thompson Howard Thurn Mildred F. Tippner Casimer Urnezis Mildred Urhc John Van'Pernis Mary Wagner Anthony Waisnor Ruth Walker Rita Wallace Gloria Wandland Carter Wattman Eivor Wattman Lillian Weisseg Donna West Shirley White Marjorie Wilde Thomas Wisnepki Arthur Wolfe Chester Young Marie Youpel William Youpel Peter Yuraitis Jeanette Zandstra Shirley Zemnn Doris Zender alo JAN! X uebe kis son . Szabo llacksen amkus :O Jiw , 'a or iaraldson nas lompson fhurn I. Tippner 'rnezis Jthc . ' Pernis ,gner Waisnor ,lker llace 'andland Vattman zttman , . eisseg Vest White Wilde Wisne.:ki Wolfe Young Jupel A Youpel Lraitis Zandstra Zeman :nder w L E ST . . . ectatda t Walk.a- t s . . ue eyes, blond hair, Junie . . Legion of Honor . . . private secretary. JULIE SUDEIKIS .yy Third R010 MILDRED F. TIPPNER Mil,' . . . could the army have anything to do with her hobby: ' . . ' F nkwcli, 0 I . drawing D u . onions: letter writing . . . ash blonde . . . 4 Dlg1liINRA:uQVI1ST no thanksl . . . Blancl1e ' . .H. French Club ' ' ' H1'L1te5- Butch shes that kmd of Plans are lndefinlf? - - - 5 35 - CASIME L a girl has travelled extensively . . blonde with blue EARL S O e . . . dislikes conceited people ., Hd I . . . gardenias . . . red and white Q35 a . c 1 , no ess H . . Organ Pa k Jr. . . hallguard C arperj' . . . Chem C . sympathy 1 , ,Q for braggarts. UT3-ilicerf I ' X . . . S foot . culture fi J, . . white gardenias iff. .- brunette' ,' ,KALMANf M. . , hazel e es N! A , . ,A f4 '4K'5lf1an j. . . likes 5to,6akee 6f...4 ' i ' Y ' ' W, J, apart A. .fig-u Building 101-IN VAN PERNIS it 4f36mT5iTfCc . - - rOS6S, . - . bl11C Johnnie', . . . handsome . . . . Alderman. 1, ,Ltr loves ice skating . . . dates CPB . i f'? ' . J i . . . N.H.S .... Fox College . . j ,AX ,,.i,y-fu. Military and Concert BTV ' fjf, MURIEL TALLACKSEN A - ' Mitzi . . . may be a comptometer QYIARY WAGT operator . . . blonde as her best afugg ' E? friend . . . omit the gum cracking A 3 D ' ' 'I' dfaf Iglgnotif' ' ' l i . Ch C1 bn rgef . . . on ie . . green em u , eyeqb. vo leyballipj , fi 1 STANLEY TAMKUS A THO . Fox . . . Favorite subject: lunch WOU d ' . . . 6' 2 . . . University of California . . . roses' and blue. 40,415 5696 QQ , l e - soap bo -. ' ba . . A pQins to a resqftla mama Uiewen V ' Second Rgw , Four Roz if JOHN TAYLOR R 13.10104 A John . . . no relation to NR. ' gles . . . eps a - ry . . . shoe fjgLp.4,?vor1tefEub1ects T. . . . bowls 'em over . . . liked Cheer Leader . . C p . . . shop ChCm1SffY 11500 54, Chem and Spanish , , , Armour Legion of Ie .o . . hazel eyes College ij . . . blue and roses. . . . gardelil --- G-A-A Bottom w W ' LA VERNE TAYLOR RITA WALLACE P M Verne . . . blonde . . . blue uRif3,i - - - auburn hail' - - en mu ,kos . . orchids . . . 5' 4 . . . dances giggles - ' - green and Ofchifls - - - Class th Hub M . . . plans are not definite, may dances - - - alwthef m0V1'E g0C1' yellow ji If look for work. - - - G-A-A- EVELYN THARALDSQN GLORI WAND 6 gl If Bi 4A Class President OH, Doctor! . . . artistic tempera- . . . l a m ' -'fl ood dislikes students dvsihok do ncot cfil ment . . . brownette curly hair A if - - H 3 i - - Pe 1 ' OPCYPIU3 g00 00 ef an SW'-3 and hazel eyes . . . she can d7cp5!41,,f,f plug' . , Legion o Hono l dresser . . . Alderman, . ' ious. P R A W .Q f,,,,v1,.a , ' i., X6 egio ELSIE THOMAS -f R WATTMAN 1 uTOmmy,, i . ' P g 8 . . . ick . . . model airplanes . . . H13 Wa S lorhlieiu?-lgtjr talks Wilson Jr '..' Lib 3 I ot '51 . . . brown hair, gray eyes L . U - brown hair d os . . . Charlie . swimming team. 'f 'AAJ Legm of Honor' . ' R WATTMAN Duchess Shield Staff 'Ifp 'U ' RQBERT THOMPSON , 0, 4 4 - A . . . blonde, blue eyed . . . pct pceve boy American -1BobH l . i Legion of Hom . 0 X ' ' sie . . . comptometer operator beauty roses ue baseball i n u I lv n D g Senior Q . . . Library Staff . . . hallguard A Cappella . Council . . . Q earnest, studious - - - roses and blue- SHIRLEY ZEMAN Chap! I X LIALLIAN WEISSEG Sllarpiifepefyes hmm ha' EIOXVTAR FHUR X o JJ lLill', .h. . brown hair .b. I Legion of 'Honor K Howie? ' - ' Q9 L. Igooyipeteot c rysant . . . concert ant K si e L-Eglgua eg D Kjos 31554. . .goo e ias l i . C.A.ALoxra1ne5,. gil?-Iistory . . . - ollill I l S spor altigij 6 P ugjzhd' ework his 2 0 Diinl, Deira X 4 wan s .if if P iiiixgf fl SEYMOUR ZWEIGORAN , zzifnalistic ? 'w'mquitejJancer on . . . 1 If of Fig . . . Legion of Hoi 2 ,. . .HS .... Senior Couqilfy ALBERT ALLEN Alu . . . baseball player . Barkowski and Alfredson . . blonde . . . movies and sports . . . pleasant. 2 NON-PICTURED STUDENTS JACK P. ANDERSON ' Swede . . . blonde 5' 72 . . . hobby . . . working on motors . . . swimming . . . team . . . Bob.,' CHESTER BARKONVSKI Barky . . . black hair, brown Seymour Zweigoran Albert Allen James Decker Harold G. Hoffman Louis Pacelli Cynthia Waltlier ' 97'2-52211 WILLIAM JEROUSEK Bill . . . hobby: eating . . . 5' 10 . . . pet peeve: bookkee ' g and hallguards . . . red roses . . . eye . . . Alfredson and l'Allen Steno u . t brown hair. ' . . . always teasing someone. JAMES DECKER OHN CONENNA STEVE KULBECKAS uFattY,, ' ' ' WHY puller ' ' ' Con . . . R.O.T.C. 0ElC3f - - - Steven . . . sports his favorite bflchglor bflttons ' ' ' dlshkes tall! West Point bound . . . chocolate . . . a borrower . . . intends to fill glgghng girls ' 'N ' blonde 3' J soldier . . . dark hall' and CYCS Out applications , , , likes most blue ' ' ' 5 1059 ' . . . dislikes women drivers. everyone, I ' 0 l 0 p al! Made and at awt A n Aa HAROLD G. HOFFMAN EVELYN DALI ' ,M I' EDWARD MASHEK i Harold . X. . pass producer pest Dale - - - F 1155 - - - s Efl. . . . tall, light and handsome . . . likes the red, red rose . . . Swell Singer - - - uSi11eSS College . ' llikes he radio . . . baseball. . . work cpunj I n . Captain in RIG. . . . treads the life fantastic. 1 go books, T.C .... N.H.S. I SAMUEL GOWAN H SCI-ILIPF g Sam', . . . disliked boys' gym . . . 'Googs . bring on good look- embarrassed by lookingrfor tea room ing gil-15 , , blonde hair, blue lfEJlLE3,PACEgiEfk hair 5, 6,, 011 4th floor - - - f1'ie11dlY- eyes . . . no homework puhleese! . . . enjoyed lunch best of all . . . ' ' ' R'O'T'C' drama Club' best friend: Sis Anderson . . . ALFRED GUNTHER 9 Q hobby: swimming. Al . . . high hopes of becoming G A TMACHE a boxer . . . Aldona . . . basket- ' V , ' es 3 bi e . . , ball and football player . . . ping bro hair , I ' lkes short P0118 Ch3mP- f . . od books in CYNTHIA WALTHER 'tCynthia . . . blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . . G.A.A .... timid lass . . . intends to work . . . happy- Puge Forty-six GEORGE HAWKS Gidge', . . . Diesel Engineer . . Hallguard Captain . . . Bill . . roses . . . 6' 1 . auto shop. AQJXXQ WILLIAM HE13!PNE1e-r Bill . . . i'Don't askli silly ques- tions! . . :Lstamp collector . . . brown h ir, fx. Y Bill . . . wants white collar 'olrl Qt RQ, l,kJ .N x Y X- Aft' as fx x N X: R ICC I' IS. RAYMOND WANSIK Ray,' . . . brown hair . . . an earnest friendly fellow . . . roses and blue . . . baseball and football. ROBERT WANSIK Bob . . . the other half . . . likes books . . . baseball and foot- ball . . . liked everything at Harper. ALLEN XVHITE UAIM 6g 2,11 work of any kind . . . . brown hair . . hobby: pretty girls. abhors home- . . all sports . roses . . . we 'J igoran ffmnn her :J . EQJ SI lg te ,ll V St '16 Q- le QI rl Ln ,ll C9 ,l. t- IC a- IIS , Wx nh M K 1 I . . ! 4 AE .NA ' V V f-X -A V fi f V JJ Q - ww f L KVM MFA V 1 ' J N J-,f-X xr ' fxfjg 'X i f rj? V 7 A' F f 1 J k fax ' , Nix ix 3 L fx'-XP4' fx .Y B r I rw X' 'Jkt . Lx. ' 'sVS'YL'x NX Ex K 5 X !,.,fh Tfnei jj X , I, X f 11 N xX'V.,Px ylb Qi. I-VX., X-x 1 ix J X-If rX'XA xx f 4 N U K mx- X wx X ,' 'iii -Q3 X . QL f!WXrVAX . LJ'-'rffi 2, fx xi A Suk.. , -5 xx gy . l 71 AQ1fX'f77 'QW K 5 f L in X X N W X N MQ-X , I Xa 2 Fwy! X V lf X-.X kg, ,f R gif A x w 1 Yi KX I, 1, 1 ff kk L53 rs-Nkh l 14 Xxx XX R' MQ' E 4 ,ly , .f-..-ix Ulf jgw ,N gi I fy wx X E 1 '-,V N ,N xx f l 'X 'vxhi- Q 5 K, Q V, , '-my I V' Llifxr J 1 ! im Q N N, X ,V X f A T7 Y ff 4 1 , 1 3 X -six, 35, -- if wfw ,Q ,f L f V 3 4 . R --XV.N gX,5jQ:gx 1 R N X WV f ,V V 1 Xxx 'W Xxx Y , R 1 j 1 A 11'! L W Q' U fa V' 5 f V. 1 H ' f L, Q ff a, fy' v 4 Ay EYES? fffm' 7 XX. 'Q any ,, X ,V , f 4' f 41 'Xfwm v E Pk A-X 5 .fx fyljlxf 4 ff J T. Kashi? hx? XXX it H 'x X ff' ,. Q52 gf! ' ' Qbqu UUE UHVPVT Y 'QQ I V VM fb M995 ' V . K iggmn Su pw, U ,L,Wa,jf fx 3 ng' 0 M ' xo x C' -,i .LQXX PKI Q E Y 15 llgilifjkl Xxx 'x x'xx:. 5' X 0, fyxygafimm YQ w,V47,! 5555791 Sfggybwi X W Y f Q M V V ff , www M 5 49 if , f' l5- X ' D XWTSW mum K ' W K3 Ofwgfm ggi 'Q fVSx?iWx VV ffl fi' L N jf, XX xx. Q 6 X Q ik I , 1 fy UQ DO RUE- :PQ Ubgvsy PQ- A +41 A 3 Q1 1' H W MUDQWVQJ- Vw ff M flgfifgy 52555 Wm 0 A UQVG ? N XQ-QQ cw W, V ,ffm N N M V if gpm wg an 4 G w fx Q K .F hi- X, F1 9 egg. -1 j 1 m,qJQ-Clqlggyqy Qcaofvx QUWAQ N Ffln f il 7 Z7 Li? L7 ,Vg ZQYEBQ 8' 0 clk ,f x g ! Q0 Tm bouubmx 'XX WX Q F BDUVQUYH .Vow V50 45 I - if Vw 'MH 0 k Q ' U' ' -3 aQJ?fneEE'f3M ygiffvmfgk 7,912.13 H MSX I ffqfm X if Wy-P5 10 'XI-,x,Wyfijn E wp fl f mv, L- fm U UMM x WW X JJ TN WX Qbfmif 0 rw LA 1 1' Ii Lgn?L,5'g6-Egg ,Q ,ff QB -AQQBNJU, V , H If R my X39 Gm! X I-f X I i1f?E1'5EE3SE5-gig QW-Uffi 07 XQ XQ57 9 'SSH V 745 Qlcrxkffj .M SYS W vglwixwi R 'Q ,I f 1 A WDM W QW VV V1 Vw me 515 Q V S X x..X Af,4 41 5'g5'FD0?70Q45y K0 K5 Xjqlf QQQPQ L Q QQQXQ Cixi W W Q HU U xxx X,fxgXxiQ3Wm xvxk W' ii i .- -I-A,-,, IW, f ' - YY, Q x I, UI X fx -U R .Xl rf- ! 1ff5D39iQffffif'S??ff, QU xx WSW kl?ERf5nxiEi'ud L QWEQE NN. I 2 W ULQ0f5QQ5byUlf 'W X sick Qmiisfgv-Xxx WKKNXWESQ Y H W5 xk I 1 ffkpw S555 SEQ, fp V' P,Y3vA QWLQPQQ, E W V wwfib V -wwmj Q f V?i.T7Xmi E'55S'LQ?c9i I jwf f J Ucyiplmm B?lv,FgSgL12if1,Vz'n A, KA Y yy 5 7 X H D O Q fx f h 'L Xf'x.VlQ.v1:.4JA jwik QQ VN X 1 rf! 1' 6 D U ,S L. 5, f' If' 'xx V ,gg JU 0 KQV, .pa K X5 -qqjxxu fuzig fanfic: V Q f X56 MM ae Q2 Q2 E3 if JH ff QM 'Q To f ,VV w N Q 9 Q P bf if bike .WG U QW , sl is 'N fe wx . ' Ulgvl Q, QW 'W 3. ,fda LUHVVU ufiyf ,'f',,, HE 'El,X5lvCl13mQlf UUfq Egg m M15 LL 52 V L 'x'x.fq? E U DJ Quf-jqfqlf-Nb!5j,ff Egblg D S I Q 'fa Xfj 5 5 . E435 5 ML fV1?V1w141V,f,Vp0i2gv UMW A gb mg! 5 1 ff W V M W5 N00 'f 0 QQ U :VV -. -' dvzwfcww, QR 'W A M V ummm f 53 W ff QQ QQ f Vf Vg Ju wwf f f q - mp: fy rf po, ff 1 VX P Af vfffxgw JU- ' ' ig ff 1 If Rx Q'm,j?,Z,!SQQ07?,f!f -1 p ' QV '.o f ,xg xx L4 5 15' 5 n,,r V5pQL'7Uaf fW Mbtzj V, 1 ' ff' Q T GL-efVf'l55 5 ' x ' U Q M X -, 1 '1 w XX - fl ' Vu, X: 1 l L . W,-,.x A H ffm X ww ,n 45 'Q-1. Q 0 Q iqi X F figl:Q1, JUG 'Milf' ' L FW w ' V MQ' 'T ,111 Vqgrw Ffa 3 Va igifiwlf f ff M 1111 Q T AAN: V 3 1 Vg V-if my 1 is , w ii Rv f 1 V1 vp ,f ,g 11 Wg '1 ig y N ' f Fvf-14 V ,I Y 1 j 4 YN' ' V px A V , -QALXJK M my L ,J TL---x ,. , . M A, A, ,HJ IX 1 'V M X' Y H , l 3 gf f' LV Q 1 , NXQQ ' tx A FX, Ill I J I! ff ,f Agri' 1 H J! , if Q . I V' 5 2 , . f Vf if , 0 ,f XE w, . ,, 3 wx dl f , 2 41 A 'If VA V, W N E, 1 f X' R , -' ,Nu ,, J . i H K ,f f , X , A iw f if , 1 r 1, X af .2 ' V: ,yew H I A ' x -?Tm'7xwy..,.,f Y 1. 1 ,, 5 V V A v V V , : K W , V 1 f ' 3 ,V 'Q ' 'f ,Q 'V N ,V :V vu L V, ', lx 1 X ' ,JX X L. U ' ' 1 H Rxwg, Y , ..,- -, Y W , . ,V A,,M,AY Y -Y , 5,4 , V.,-,-Y .QL , 1-.1-4.7, if - - A ,, V -V-V'--v -V -f ,HQ .Q V .rg-..fYA-.,....f UHEAVNIMNUNS Forty-eight X Two sure ways to start a pght: one -- wear an orange 'tie on St. Patriclfs day, two'-- stand in the halls of Harper and say the club you belong to is the best. Before you have a chance to run, a swarm of students, with murder in their eyes, descends upon you. Each and every member of the clubs of Harper has a firm convic- tion that his club is the best, and he feels sorry for anyone not be- longing to it. Members of the Art Club loolz with patronizing pity at members of any club other than theirs and are in turn looked down upon by members of other organizations. No Harperite faces the danger of becoming a square peg in a round hole, for there are clubs for any and every activity. If Harry Harper wants Chemistry, Harry Harper gets as much Chemistry as he wants, by joining the Chemistry Club. And so it is all through Harper - a club for every taste. All the squarepegs in Harper have square holes. ' HARPER CITY OFFICERS UOPJ Petersen, Stothard, Conway COMMISSIONERS qlowffp Row 1: Gustafson, Stahl, John, Guth Row 2: Elliot, Heimer, Johnson, Hamman Row 3: Szabo, Hoffman HARPER CITY OFFICERS You will always find a select group of people who, because of merit, hold important positions. Here at Harper, those select people are made city oiiicers, by the students themselves who see and realize their ability to take responsibility. James Conway, as mayor of Harper has indeed proved his worthiness for this position. Ably assisting him have been: Iris Stothard, as secre- tary, Alice Petersen as comptroller, and Orville Hamann as parliamentarian. COMMISSIONERS Pazucha, Johnson, Stahl, Kurkul, Scnese, Relles, Conway COMMISSIONERS There are so many different things to be done in a city as progressive as Harper, that the oihcers could not possibly do them all, therefore we have commissioners. Each commissioner has charge of a deiinite activity. For the June semester Rita John was the social commissioner, Nadine Johnson, health commissioner, Fern Stahl, publicity commissioner, and Kalman Szabo, building commissioner. Carl Gustafson had charge of stage-craft, while Lloyd I-Ieimer was commissioner of the booth. William Guth merited the title of clean-up commissioner, Freeman Elliot was appointed commissioner of assemblies and Harold Hoffman was made hall- guard commissioner. Page Forfy mnc ,, -,. . ,--f-,,..--yr wax- rw-':': '-+-:mfr-14'-'1?!f f! ' '- T A' ' ' ,-- .... ,...---1 7' ' -'--'1 '- f ,- . .4 -- - . ' ,, .1--, e-vu I -wwwr-i,,'M buqvvl Winn- r VVVAI ,mHr,,,,M.b ' CQ-f :V Jik4ZlQgEgTM!2ji4Li2 .f 'WSLL our PLEASE YOUR SON TO STOP FEEDXNCS ME PEANUTSf WN4' THAT ,VPZYE , w a 25? f BUY YOUR , 'ncwswg O HERE , !90 ff i' ,- T f .x Xx 3 My , i ix Wi! X WN 'S ..,. X . N 'x ,S J, ...,.. gf' lil : XJXX '14 xl I h M' UNGUARDED KM' X Z Z f MOMENT Z z Z Ih k rTlA Eggfff' z-Z i W xxx 1 ff!! 1,7 M .----' A 'lf1f'fWW,ffjf 'W .qi '-'if-'D X ,limb HOEFLER - AW , 'if' 'N BUSY As' A Beg -ixmkx , , 5.0, 1 1 . We? or X 4. ,+. FAQ, xmwwg, dc ALDERMEN ' Row 1: Hill, Shields, Partman. Wilkinson, Faber, Reland, Szabo Row 2: Swanson, Lenza, Swanson Thompson, Berg, Shepherd, Meyer O'Grady, Johnson Row 3: Bealik, Wacker, Backas Sullivan, Alexander, Gehmlick Werner, Tharaldson, Hennessey Row 4: Olsen, Hamman, Kovace- vich, Nicholas, Sommerfeld, Lack- ner, Feeley, Belaik Row 5: Mr. Connor, Dietz, F'eil, Ottenstrocr, Smith, Walthers, Bischof, Buckley Sla11rli1zg: Lilly, Bosnak, Kristufek, Emmerick, Grunau, Neudorfer, Eck, Noyd, Aye, Maschek BOOTH OFFICIALS Row 1: Heimer, Raddatz, Griffith, Sandstrom Row 2: Gura, Kasley, Warren, Henning Row 3: Gehmlich, Welsch, Smetana, Presler Row 4: Pendias, Lunaburg CLEAN-UP Row 1: Bosnak, Kimont, Anderson, Ebling, Lundstrom, Laurencell, Guth, Hoefler Row 2: Partman, Bukauski, Olsen, Guth, Maschek, capjak, Kasmer, Capjak Row 3: Woheck, Gaughan, Lucas, Werner, Kressner, Neudorfer, Eck, Mitchell, Dolan Row 4: John, Petersen, Warren, Faber, Boehmke, Baitre, Hamman Caden Row 5: Nelson, Stahl, Spang. Reckas, Janis, Heimer, Hudera, McDonald, Miller Standing: Mr. Connor, Conway, Gustafson, Egan, Marines, Wilde, Hayes 3 3 ALDERMEN 1 There is' no chance of political tyranny in Harper City, thanks to the sterling characters of her aldermen. Each and every alderman is an example of a conscientious citizen. He knows his job is to find out what the citizens in his divison room want, and then to see that they get it. Every Friday a group of hard'-working aldermen meets and voices the opinions, suggestions, and objections of the citizens. Mr. Connor is the sponsor of the student council. BOOTH OFF ICIALS' ,-' - When a ticket is required for admission to a Harper affair, it usually comes from the booth. This booth, presided over by students, is the gathering place for all those wishing to buy activity tickets, pins, tickets to social events, and slugs. Every period of the day there are two students in the booth, for the purpose of serving anyone' wishing to transact business. Lloyd Heimer is the commissioner and it is under his supervision that the booth has become so important in Harper City life. CLEAN-UP , The signs and posters in the hall are only a few of the methods used to help boost the clean-up campaign. The students in charge of this campaign have done all in their power to put Harper on top. William Guth, as commissioner has, with the aid of Glenn I-Ioefler as head of the art department, Lorraine Bosnak as publicity manager, and Bernice Anderson as co-commissioner, put across a whirl-wind campaign. Assem- blies were given, and a song contest organized, in fact, all that could possibly be done has been done. Page Fifty one SENIOR COUNCIL SENIOR COUNCIL Row 1' Van Pernis John Petersen, Breidigam Row 1: Brown, Senese, Coglianese, Billman, Mrs. Faris, Ely Fallon Row 2: Stothard, Rakauskas, Lenz, West, Thompson, MHCFMIUUC ' Q I Florian Row 2: Lundstrom, McInnes, Zweigoron, Fochs, McR1tch1e Rosania Row 3: Zeman, Zeman, Dietz Schlaffer, Rea, Anderson' W i Row 4: Elliot, Yuraitis, Hanson, McHardy, Row 3: Schjmanek, Mr. Egan, Channon, Fochs, Little, Thompson Dune Conway, Muncc Row 5: Guth, Matt, Mashek Page 'Fifty-lwo SENIOR COUNCIL A flash of red and white . . . what have you? The elite of Harper. The Senior Council becomes the aim and object of every incoming freshman. The joint council is selected by faculty vote, and any 4B or 4A is eligible. Among their activities the student court is predominant. Efficient ushering at various school functions, and supervising the Freshman Welcome Assembly are two important tasks performed by the Harper Senior Council. Meetings are held weekly and on that day the girls wear the City Senior Council uniforms, red jackets over White dresses. One of our popular twins - Claus Fochs a 1938 Council. Flora Coglianese was secretary, and Bernice Anderson was February 1939 officers Were: John Van Pernis, president, Freeman Elliot and Rosalie Fallon, secretary. Mrs. Faris and Mr. Egan acted as sponsors i cted as president of the September vice-president. vice-president, 1ia on 1 1 A CAPELLA UOPQ Botzfom: Bozerth, Casper, Zanstra, Kostal, Keane, Murphy, Pacelli, Di Grazia Row 2: De May, Prine, Wall, Butcher, Sepic, Minter, Shepherd, Wrans, Vignano, Pearson, Presler Row 3: Schaefer, Clohesey, Berg, Cummings, Middaugh, Kusch, De Salvadore, lleming, Litland Top: Arnold, Marks, Cowie, Kafka, Backus, Edwards, Noble, Ganakos A CAPELLA fbotfonzj Bofiomz Johannes, Florian, Wacke1', Ekster, Herter, Rasins, Schober, Ricwe Row 2: Leubke, Bernth, John, Stothard, McElhiney, Lunaberg, Peterson, Oates Row 3: Evans, Rueter, Novirski, Mel-lardy, Wisneski, Fisher, Foerster Top: Johnson, Bukauski, Barich, Carroll, Pavilionis A CAPELLA CHOIR I-Iarper's A Capella choir has become a leader among other such organizations throughout the city. The valuable training derived by the individual participants has swelled the ranks of promising young vocalists. This past year saw a lively, well filled program which included the city-wide contest, an annual event, in which all high schools take part, a radio broadcast, as well as numerous assemblies here in school where the renditiops of the choir are eagerly applauded. Under the able tutelage of Mrs. Hazel P. Steinfeldt, each I-Iarperite's personality is enriched ten-fold, by acquaintance with the works of the old masters and a greater appreciation of the higher arts. Page Fifty-tloree 4 fx A4 iffy ' ,. f ' QM, I 5 Vw ' ' Qi: -- . ..-M fc ' 'E?7FQEQ,fyy fl W-iff! ,J ,7 My .MQI I . 'IE R ENAL X60 500 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Rea, Thompson, Button Row 2: Schmidt, Thompson, Bill- man, Crohin, Fochs Row 3: Ely, MacFarlane, Pollock, De Vries, Johnson, Fochs Row 4: Wickman, Brown, Luehr- ing, Roethle, Anderson, Coglianese NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: West, jeske, Thomas, Fallon, Yuraitis, Elliott, Meyer, Miss Brett, Mr. Schilke, Hoffman, Van Pernis Row 2: Schlaifer, Munce, Saelens, Mofield, Bernath, Partman, Chan- non, Thompson, Oldenburg, Lit- land, Matt Row 3: Breidigam, Hyman, Lund- strom, Larson, Schober, Stahl, Miller, Guth, Maschek Row 4: Florian, Meland, Lenz, Muscato, Rakauskas, Petersen, Mr. Silverman, Miss McKenna, Mrs. Faris, Anderson, Zeman, Zweigoron NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Beata, Bosnak, Dietz, Mc- Kinley, Wray, McHardy Row 2: Kristufek, Rawers, Groom, Raddatz, Major, Mattas, Turrell, Anderson, Bendziunas, Swanson Row 3: Thyfault, Johnson, Eng- strom, Poth, Lavin, Decker Row 4: Wacker, Stothard, Zeman, Mang, Mickley, Chatman, Vizza, Haag NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, leadership, service, loyalty, are the ideals of the National Honor Society and of Harper too! The Harper chapter of the National Honor Society is made up of upper class- men. Requirements area 2.5 average and a minimum of six service points. Five per- cent of the 3A's are chosen, ten percent of 4B's and fifteen percent of 4A,s. Activities are the biannual assembly and luncheon. Gold pins are awarded the new members with the initials S. L. S. L. upon them. A prominent speaker, our principal, and assistant principal are guests of honor. Skating parties and bow day are sponsored by this group. Because our adherence to the ideals of the National Honor Society is unanimous, we feel Harper High School has the best chapter of the N. Hi. S. Officers from September to February, 1939, were Hans Fochs, president, Mable Brown, secretary, Jean Ely, treasurer. From February to June, 1939, the officers were Peter Yuraitas, president, Rosalie Fallon, vice-president, Fern Stahl, secretary, and Burrell Maschek, treasurer. The faculty sponsors are Mrs. Faris, Mrs. Brett, Miss McKenna, Mr. Schilke and Mr- Silverman. Page Fifty-five ,I ' Y Ui t an in -Q y--1 V F , ,.,, ,va ww..- . ,-.,A A --. 1 .. -.--. , , .- A ..-.I . I V ,.. ,.., -dwvw - Hu-v-W ,,,,,,., ., , --- - -A5f:---- -- - 4, SENIOR ART CLUB qtopb Row 1: Hayes, Pollock, Goldberg, Brown Lindstrom Row 2: Ricciarelli, Billman, Dolan, Koelikamp, Bisch Row 3: Mitchell, Yanda, Nelson, Tharaldson, Chatman, Wokeck Row 4: Von Perbandt, Gaughan, Buwolda, Schmidt Row 5: Prapotnick, Zalatoris, Hoefler, Gagus Row 6: Steitz, Specht Row 7: Schmitt, Gosselin SENIOR ART CLUB In New York, the meeting place of all who are artistically inclined is Greenwich Village. Here at Harper it is the Art Club. In the Art Club all the would-be artists meet and discuss ways and means of furthering their ambitions and having fun. In the past semester there have been house parties, class parties, and among other things a hay-ride. There have also been tours to the Art Institute, Field Museum, Federal Arts Project, and neighborhood parks for sketch classes. James Hayes acted as president, Ruth Gosselin as secretary, and Glenn Hoefler as vice-president. Mrs. McCurry acted as sponsor and advisor for the group. Page Fifty-six ff ARTISTIC 27 cb0ff07l1fD Row 1: Bauer, Gcrschbacher, Aneptow, Hitchcock Row 2: Florian, Mueller, Noak, Amodeo Row 3: Smetana, Gagus, Lindemann, Joyce Row 4: Clohesey, Johannes, Wortli, Ap- pelberg Row 5: Schaafsma, Novitski, Cosich Row 6: Guth, Devlin ARTISTIC 27 The name alone is enough to tell you what the Artistic 27 is. It is a club composed of 27 students interested in art. The main event on their social calendar was a contest to' determine the most suitable drawings to be placed on the windows of the back and front doors of room 403. Each student made a design and all were judged by the art teachers and Mr. Yates, our principal. The two winners were awarded prizes and put their designs on the doors. Amelia Gagus is president of the club. Jerry Monti acnts as vice president, while June Clohesy is secretary and Alice Florian, treasurer. Mrs. Madsen was the sponsor. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row BOTANY CLUB Luebke, Kipp, Fragissi, Zalatores Thomas, Haynie, Kart, Prine CHEMISTRY CLUB Row 1: Birkhahn, Belskis, Davis Olsen, Sternberg, Demko, Schanz Stone, Player Row 2: Lenza, Wandland, Lenz, Martschinke, Barwig, Anderson, Zweigoron, Apitz Row 3: Breidigam, XVeisseg, Flana- gan, Henke, Pearson, Swanson, Loeseh, Sanders, Mashek Row 4: Krzistofek, Johnson, Rakauskas, Corcoran, Lindemann, Malone, Tallacksen, Hughes Row 5: Schlaffer, Munce, Tharald- son, Cunningham, Schraag, Boehm- ke, Wisneski, Litland Row 6: Young, Alfredson, Arnold, Van Pernis, Janicki, Kaiz, Leach, Boublis Sfa1m'i1zg: Orr, Petros, McKillop, Dargis, Urnezis, Meyer, Thompson, Channon, Rcnick, Guth, Proctor, Mr. Borchardt, Yuraitis, Maschek. 7 Henning Hauss, Frank, McGovern, Cammer, Haas, Casper, Senese, Briggs Mahoney, Schoenheider, Schneider, Katkus, Heilman, Domke Therm, Frank, Billinger, Lackner, Bennett, Fries, Haas, Backstrom, Hassfield Ciaccio, Hembold, Wclter, Davis, Berrith, Alexander, Engstrom Foos, Sheckles, Bailey, Faber, Abell, Johnson, Kuhn, Miller Mitchell, Winkler, Conway, Phillips, Johannes, Iverson, Hallaway, Gall CHEMISTRY CLUB According to a certain chemistry teacher, no high school is complete without smells in the halls and holes in the floor. Here at Harper the smells go away but the holes go on forever. In spite of this slightly worm eaten atmosphere, the promising Pasteurs, and capable chemists manage to mix up more than a few things. They make paints and hand l-otions, and now and then a few explosions by mixing the wrong things. But when things begin to pop, Mr. Borchardt appears in the nick of time and saves the day, the laboratory, and his own peace of mind. They really have lots of fun and always come back for more. BOTANY CLUB What could be nicer than a shady spot in a forest of green? The Botany or Outdoor Club members would reply 'tNot a thing. To these students, plants and flowers are objects of fascination, worthy of deep, intensive study. Some call a certain plant, Mother in Laws tonguef, members of the Botany Club say Sansevieria. A yearly trip to the Garfield Park Conserva- tories is enjoyed immensely. Parties for the holi- days are high lights in the Outdoor Clubis program. The officers are: Barbara Boody president, and Dorothy Hailman, vice-president. Miss Kinsey is sponsor. Page fzjiy sewn 5 QELIERAAL MV 0 QSZSAX K ,Q I I 1 br 65 ik ..-9--1.1-...-r Q.. -- -,X --.,..,..--v-4-F-1-yr Ag- 1. -r-,ugly--- -1-3 -.-4-1.--+--V,--Y ...... . .,.., J-. HEADQUARTERS ' Qxg E553 E Q D.. 7 HV 'U Q NX if Roma. CALLED our TO ear LOCKER Mouse! -x f 'x . X L H 2 W Rig Ph XL + , K L U IOC' TARGET ,?Lf57 fr 1 ui L v L HOLDILN Haines' -.. ll k HG L9 xW X .4 ' l QQ: . fs 14 ll' ,, bevtifi' COM Row 1: Elliott Row 2: Kurkul, Row 3: Wrage MISSIONED OFFICERS Scott, Manwell, Conenna, Schanz, Rech, Shamblin, Stone Lewis, Valentine, Hanson, USHERS Row 1: McEneany, Roethel, Dolan, Orloff, Heimer, Gargotto, Brown, Orr, Frank, Wrage, Valentine, Schanz Row 2: O Brien, Finn, 7Shefcik, Kasly, Major, Lewis Metzger, Lyons, Ketterer, Alexander, Meier, Altman, NON COMMISSIONED Bottom: OFFICERS Schaefer, Dunne, Alexan- der, Van Pernis, Winstidt, Petersen Orr, Channon, Altman, Johnson Rou' 2: Heimer,' Lehr, Conrath Boehmke, Cooke, Huenecke, En- horning, Anderson, Sgt. Tworek Dolan, Top . Hock, stidt, L Kasley, Cataldi, Patrick Roethel, Thompson, Scholz ' Metzger, McEneany, Horlock, Gehmlich, Shefrih, Lund- ogsdon, Leahy R. O. T. C. ATTENTION! Shoulders back - chests out - beads up! The Harper R. O. T. C. awaits your in- spection. As a training for youth, the R. O. T. C. is rarely equaled because of its standards. Efficiency, courtesy, promptness, and reliability leave their mark on the boys in the R. O. T. C. In charge of the officers club of Harper's battalion were Major James Manwell, Sep- tember-February and Major John Conenna, February-June, 1939. The officers' club con- sists of commissioned officers who have charge of the companies. The Ushers Club headed by Captain Julius Wrage is made up of R. O. T. C. cadets. This club is of great service to the school dances, assemblies and evening en- tertainment. Activities at Harper are briskly and smoothly managed because of the-efficient working of this organization. Cadets receive regulation uniforms when reaching the second year. While freshmen, they wear black trousers, white shirts, and black ties. Medals and bars are awarded annually to cadets who have shown effort and achieve- ment. I Sergeant Tworek, instructor of the unit for the first part of the year, was replaced by Sergeant Charles Rea at the beginning of the second semester. Page Fifty-nine NEW 1 as ? 2 mu, THAT SfTORY IN Wi? f COLUMN Two! yf i PAQ' . G ' X J V K f N f q j g, Q Q, . ' - 5 f DL 0 woao srrovwf , 'NE Q N6 V 6545, Q A23 1 2 -P-N',,-..':-f X X fafikf-f-'Zn- ' 4-K GOWN? SCENE TAKEN our oun Exmou- IN Ca-MEF ON DEADLINE DRY! 009' xi ' xrflhfea :gm-X Il X P' E' 5 1,5 5 K B09 Q. WOR DRY' HIGHWAY Row 1: Myers, Miller, Lundstrom, Partman, Stahl, Yuraitis, Cava- naugh, Mrs. Davis, James, Maschek, Miss Muldoon, Hogan Row 2: Schanz, Marks, Johnson, Bendziunas, Bosnak, Rawers, Groom Nelson, Mang, Haag, DeSalvadore, Zeman, Wray, Hoefler, Budris Anderson, Cooke, Anderson Sianding: Zweigoron, Brcidigam Munce, Mack. Van Pernis, Guth HIGHWAY Sitfing: Miss Muldoon, DeSulvadorc, Myers, Miller, Benzuinas Slfarldingz Zeman, Partman, Cava- naugh, Nelson, McHardy, Hoefler, Wray Q HIGHWAY Anderson, Zweigoron, Groom Rawers, Van Pernis HIGHWAY I Some people are said to have blue blood in their veins but here at Harper we suspect the members of the Highway staff have some printer's ink in theirs. Few indeed are those who can, within two weeks time, transform blank sheets of paper into a news- paper which is hailed as one of the best, but Harper has these few and they do the work of a group twice their size. Everyone, from the greenest copy bofy to the agitated editor- in-chief, works to attain one goal, complete one purpose, to get a good paper out on time. Even that is still not enough! -It must always be just a little better than the last edition. In the minds of many is a tantaliz- ing, unanswered' question. If each edition of the Highway is just a little better than the last, when, if ever, will it cease its up- ward climb? No one knows the answer and the editor just won't tell. It would not be fair to praise the paper itself and not those responsible for making it what it is, and so we present the editors. Seymour Zweigo-ron was editor-in-chief, Bill Anderson and Emma James were first page editors. Page two was edited by Dorothy Mang and Burrel Maschek. Evelyn De Salva- dore and Peter Salvadore and' Peter Yuraitas were responsible for page three and Eugene Mack and James Wray edited the sports page. ,. fifi., Page Sixty-one ,....,.,,....,.-. -4- . . .i,.,,,..,-.,.-.g--o- N. fx- F . ..1,....,,.--v- -v-,-vf- ..-,. 1. 1- Y-....-,.,.-,,-,. - 'ff 15? A ,0- IDEA A Q08 gr . Q M15-SWIG .I I .A 4 sfffw WW ww x 9 V13 VX 47 we QD 225515 . mm -N Q CL Q f -Y Y Y M . ,N 0..- amroa 'fl .... 'mn -sm! -W nn, Nm '-sum, V k 'u,v . X34 e 66 EZ ZZV Z Z2 ZZ X ' E z Z Q Tm, if N- I X AL s !xf I A Q W' Q i2 f ' GU ' ff f.-Q4 FLASH! EXCLUSVJE PHOTO, 'xCAND!D , Sao-r or ova U7 - BUSY sowons! 5 43 6 , G gg! , , ZXP A K -------------' A m v' x it E, , 1,1 xi' ' I fx X V A Q ubgilif H ! J xt- X X h . 1' x W Y 1 f ,va 977 ' ' HQEFLER M M j Q i Q 1 p - HEYfTHERE'S . x - . L B Q , .1.-..---ia. Z 2. 221. z . ,, . I NN 51- bv , ,,,,,.4.--- ' CANON? , LF OUR I 5DrYOR5 . S , . , QS- gn- eg I I 5 I I 1 'r ., I I 1 I 3 I I I i 5 a I S i 1 I I v i ER' 'Il a.x- , ,, ,,.,...f-f' SHIELD STAFF Row 1: Dolan, Emmons, Paisley, Zitz, Mr. Silverman R010 2: Turrell, McElhiney, John- son, Kristufek, Prapotnick, Fallon Gosselin, Zandstra Row 3: Mrs. McCurry, Knop Chatman, Johnson, Schlaffer, Bisch Gentine, Wfebber Row 4: Mr. Kimpton, Saliani Ketterer, Hoefler, Elliot, West, Backus Row 5: Hanson, Olsen, Vujevic Freund, Dunne Starzdiug: Jeske, Specht, Specht Peterson, Lantry ' SHIELD BUSINESS STAFF Seated: Emmons, Mr. Kimpton Webber Sfamfing: Dunne, Dolan, Hanson, Paisley, McElhiney SHIELD ART DEPARTMENT Row 1: Specht, Bisch, Chatman, McCurry, Hoefler Row 2: Lantry, Elliot, Specht Row 3: Praipotnick, Gosselin SHIELD EDITORS Schlaffer, Turrell, Knop, Freund, Johnson, Hanson, West, Jeske, Fal- lon, Mr. Silverman 3 SHIELD STAFF Click, Click . . . copy . . . pencils . . . erasers . . . damp brows, and Weary brains that will sigh with relief when the Shield is published in June . . . ranting, raging editors, dead lines, more copy, rolled shirt sleeves, touseled hair, shiny noses, heckled typists, frayed tempers . . . the Shield staff on parade. Informality, as you've probably guessed, is the theme of the annual. All the clubs, organizations and activities of the students are rounded up by the juniors and seniors that make up the Shield staff. Temperamental artists, broken down copy writers, super eager salesmenf' advertising solicitors and little bitty six foot errand boys were often excited but never bored as they composed the book. Finally, We might mention the Very dig- nified faculty members who supervised the staff. I ' Mr. Kimpton, business, Mrs. McCurry, art, and Mr.eSilverman, editorial, are the Shield sponsors. Page Sixty-three Page Sixty-four ..................L4..-.-- OFFICE SECRETARIES UOPD Wolf, Lenza, Christensen, Hyman, Stahl, Belskis, Hayden, Search, Chcrney, Pendias, Lenz, Dehn, Mang, Zerth, Vizza, Luehring, Wagner, Stuebe, Meland, Lauro, Beata, Gucndling OFFICE SECRETARIES Clowcfrj MacFarlane, Cortese, Neudorfer, Arlis, Goettler Ackerman, Erickson, Barwig, Boody, Link, Nodinc Rasmussen, Rochon, Hogan, McGlashan, Ryan Wickman, Deddo, Vason, Ralph, Henderson Roethle, Wilden, Alexander, Anderson, Cappetta Hannigan, Partman, Kassin, Tisevich, Scncse OFFICE SECRETARIES The value of experience is shown by Harper's commercial students who get plenty of experience as office secretaries. They are the busy girls you see helping Mr. Yates and Mr. Magner, and the clerks too-. This training proves to be very valuable. The girls assist during registration time, thus making the process of organizing a high school program quicker and more eflicient. Grateful smiles and civic letter points are the awards given the ofhce secretaries. ,-v--f-- -... . -. ...MW LIBRARY STAFF QLLOPD Row 1: Heywood, Bozarth, Lucas, McFee, Zander, Enimerick, Lenz, Samuelson Row 2: Hogan, Nodine, Zender, Muscato, Jonaitis, Mattas, Pfeiffer, DeGroodt Row 3: Selders, Belskis, Johnson, Anderson, Lunaburg, Pendias, Jurkovich, Butler Row 4: Drueen, Lavin, Lavin, Thomas, Haynie, Steele, Dehn Row 5: Nelson, Dunn, Roemer, Bauer, Klein, Button, Lauro, Collachia, Calzaretta, Kehl Row 6: Miss Crawford, Miss Rosene, Miss Doherty MOVIE OPERATORS flowery Bottom: Rosania, Batruel, Webei', Shanks, Smith, Ross, Bonnevier Row 2: Porn, Tanzer, Halley, Cowie, Mr. Stanek, Edwards, Hauss, Hucnecke, George Top: Barr, Wagner, Bahnsen, Lekis, Jonker, Kwinn, St. Pere, Cibic LIBRARY STAFF More than one Harper student has been lost in the library, but so far there have been no serious casualties, thanks to the vigilant library staff. The girls who belong join voluntarily and receive service points in reward for their services. Besides helping the students to find books, they take care of library slips, checks books, and do the necessary filing. Yet they find time to arrange parties and visit other schools. Any boy or girl may join the library staff if he ha.s a G average and can present the recom- mendation of a teacher. MOV IE OPERATORS Here at Harper the rule Learning by Doingv has been slightly changed in some instances to Learning by Seeingf, This is done by means of movies and slides which are shown in the class- rooms during class periods. Frequently, assemblies of the same type are given. There is a trained group of boys in charge of these movies, who have been instructed in the use of the machines and who give their services for all the necessary movies. Mr. Stanek is in charge of these boys. Page Sixty ve 1 -4 t N 7, .-.. -..... 1--. xv- ,- , . , : A..-, ,vi-1:-L1-L 1- .1-11. 1 :2::a iii A ,- V - , .fw ?' ,xr T 5 My! if X xl IE! w-sw, NY 1? r' I , 3 l , ' W - a I 2 X I 5 x N 2 x N 'x w W -, 'I xl .V I Q 'IN X N a LE . A V W5 i . RSM 'x Ii ,, - 4 . 5 Q, N N Q s Nw, X W .fi s ,., S, S ,X X X .L . n5-'-' ,f-. 'Ii . . 'A DANCE BAND Row 1: Serone, Cataldi, Shamblin, Florian, Schulte Row 2: Dunne, Barfuss, Varacello, Mock, Mr. Connor, Colditz CONCERT BAND Row 1: Schober, Marks, Swider, Anderson, Recchia, Weisseg, Patrick, Shamblin, Scher, Channon, Rieck- hoff, Casper, Juozaitis, Shanks, Milback Row 2: Rubin, Hull, Janik, God- frey, Marchese, 'Olsen, Lenz, Con- wcll, Dorr, Gentine, Volz, Nyren Row 3: Dunne, Sanders, Elliott, Vfeinstein, Varacello, Cooke, McElroy, Maschek, Rakuskas, McDonald, Renick, Horlock, Bar- fuss Row 4: Braker, Piato, Wickstrand, Peterson, Van Pernis, Hogus, Col- ditz, Di Biase Pow 5: Scott, Hock, Sokas, Lueh- ring, Krzistofek, Huenecke, Pirofalo CONCERT ORCHESTRA Row l: Yuraitis, Ricciarelli, Lat- ronica, Breidigam, Kimme, Dawson, Kusch, Krzistofek Row 2: Munson, Dietz, Hielman, XVinstedt, Leppa, Duschene, Good, Katkus, Ellinger, Florian, Kush- nerik, De Groodt, Cunningham Row 3: Levy, Selders, Scher, Channon, Weisseg, Rakauskas, Varacello, Weinstein, Barfuss, Zalatoris Row 4: Berg, Luehring DANCE ORCHESTRA Benny Goodman . . . Kay Kyser . . . We take Harper's own Dance Orchestra. Some night in big lights you'll see a name band made up of Harper musicians. At present the orchestra supplies entertainment at assemblies and other school performances. It is no longer necessary to hire outside bands for our school dances. Mr. Connors is faculty sponsor and supervises all arrangements. CONCERT BAND The stirring strains of one of Sousa's marches meet us as We greet the Concert Band. Under the able direction of Capt. Herbert Rifkind, the Concert B-and has brought more honors in the form of Shields than any other organization at Harper. Real talent is contained in the band, for every year it has entered a contest it has brought home laurels. Members Meyer Channon and Bruce Patrick went to Indianapolis to participate in the National Solo Contest as Harper's representatives among Chicago high school musicians. CONCERT ORCHESTRA As the music of The Star Spangled Banner reaches us, we rise, and before our eyes comes the thrilling spectacle of our Concert Orchestra. This organization serves the school not only in assemblies, but in bringing honors to Harper for its splendid work in the city-wide contests. ln addition to the pleasure which each orchestra member gets from playing his favorite instrument, the musical training and experience obtained from this club has permanent value. Page Sixty seven U 11 STAGE-CRAFT qfopp Row 1: Mr, Wilson, Saliani, Kwinn, Schick, McRitchie Row 2: De Witt, Johnson, Nelson, Schmitz, Gustafson, Buecke, Fieroh Row 3: Nyquist, Bradfish, Des Laurier, Guth, Olsen STAGE CRAFT CLUB We're on in two minutes . . . get ready with the lights . . . stand by the curtain . . . props all set? Sound ready? O. K., pull the curtain! Quietln Few people realize what an important part the stage hands play in the success of a school production. One mistake on their part can ruin the entire performance. It is their job to handle practically everything but the actors. Their only reward is the success of the event. Though always in the background, the Stage Craft boys under Mr. Wilson's direction have become an indispensable part of all activities centering around the auditorium. Page S1Yfjl-tigbf CHEERLEADERS flowerl Row 1: Samuelson, Partman, ,Brown, Miller, McDonald Row 2: McGee, Phillips, John, Mr. Bor- chardt, Pressler, Walker, Brown, Boehmke CHEERLEADERS Razza ma tazz, licketty fluff, boy oh boy, are we hot stuff! Like a hot dog with0uf mustard, like McCarthy without Bergen . . - that would be a football game without HarPer,S cheerleader. Whether we win or lose, our cheer- leaders always win with their flashing red Olli- fits and tricky formations. The red of their outfits matches the strength of their determina- tion to put Harper ahead, and they prove tl'1iS by their effort and enthusiasm. oy. Jllt :r'S er- Lit' leil' aa- his , , ,,:,:.,. . , I , , k V , Q Mx . , ,X V LEGION OF HONOR flop, Bottom: Calascibetta, Henderson, Griffith, Alston, Hyman, Mang, DeGrazia, Doolan, Decker, Search, Bosnak, Groom, Swanson, LaBarge Row 2: Nojd, Alexander, Dawson, Anderson, Wacker, Turrell, Haag, Nelson, Mohlfeld, Beata, Thyfault, Kristufek, Rawers, MacLaren, Wfrage ' Top: Gawrusik, Poth, Salato, Janik, Zitz, Gentine, Brown, Johnson, Engstrom, Zeman, Munson, Stothard, Saelens, Iversen, Bendziunas LEGION OF HON'OR 61014.-'67, Bottom: Renick, Rosania, Coglianese, Wilde, Homrich, Deddo, Claussen, MacFarlane, Mrs. Barnaby, Pollock, Kea, 'Lfii:rgi,o, Falzone, Irving, Schmidt, Yuraitis, Zweigoron ' Row 2: Matt, Hartl, Johnson, Cappetta, Backstrom, Sudeikis, Dwyer, Myers, Laurencell, Fallon, Schlaffer, Jeslie,'iMartscltinke, Ely, Brown, Billman, Thompson, Duffy, Janicki 'iff A Top: Thompson, DeVries, Roethle, Petersen, Johnson, Gagus, Muscato, Hogan, Wirth, Schober, Rakauskas, Thompson, Cogliancsc, Johnson, Meyer A LEGION or HONOR France has one! Harper has too! But at Harper the Legion of Honor is one of the most democratic organizations we have. It is open to all students with a final grade of E or S in majors, and nothing below an F in minors. This group is known as The Cream of The Crop and has the capable Mrs. Barnaby for sponsor. I Membership pins are awarded to students at an assembly each semester. By remaining in the Legion for four semesters, one of which is 4A, a member wins a gold pin upon graduation. The students elect officers, and a board is selected by the officers with the help of Mrs. Barnaby. Officers, September to February: Bernice Anderson, president, Bob Thomp- son, Vice-president, Alice Peterson, secretary: Al Sommerfield, treasurer. Officers, February to June: Alice Petersen, president: Robert Thompson, vice-president, Bernice Anderson, secretary, John Van Pernis, treasurer. Page Sixly-nine Page Sevwzfy X WCS E LEGION OF HONOR Boizfomz Schick, Rolf, Bellumo, Moud, Morris, Casper, Porter, Halaska, Patinkin, Oliver, Dolan Murphy A 7 Row 2: Rubin, Bahnsen, Dwygr Florreich, Feld, Ellinger, Apitz Pendias, Kranich, Zickus, Johnson Diers, Edwards, Jerlstrom 3 1 7 Top: Kunsch, Wray, Billman, Roland, Holloway, Herter, Chat- man, Dietz, Godfrey, Haugg LEGION OF HONOR Bottom: Barren, Argenio, Hender- son, Sumerfield, Fries, Molitor, Zuelke, Jurkovich, Presler Top: Zivalich, Marks, Warren, Abell, Clohesey, Lackner, Rorison, McNeil, Boody, Johnson, Zivalieh, Nicol, Kopp LEGION OF HONOR Bofiom: Budreck, Litland, Reisef Cook, Babicky, Zee, Fleming, Steele Dehn Row 2: Lunaberg, Johnson, wicker Bennett, Phillips, Lenz, Anderson Davis, Surges Top: Madsen, Duschene, Oates, Haas, Sommerfcld, Foerster 5 Bo hu Rc W nii Tn Kc Bc Ba R, IC Ti Sr B. P. R N sc T L E' I B 5 ll R Cllumo, POI'ICf, Dolan 3 DWYQI' Apitz .l0l1nson y 1 3 Billmnn, . Chat- 's OR N Hender- Molitor, f XVarren, , Rorison, Zivalich, :ora 1 ld, Rexsciry ling: Sree C, any XVcltC1' Anderson VIC, O SICI' 7 area LEGION OF HONOR Boffomz Zeman, Schonauer, Dono- hue, Breidigam, La Civita, Stahl Row 2: Van Pernis, James, West, Wandland, Donohue, Elliott, Hen- ning Top: Kammrath, Litland, Channon, Koblosh, Johnson LEGION OF HONOR Boitomz Duggen, Jonker, Quirk, Baker, Schoenheider, Milback Row 2: Mahoney, Maxey, Chris- tensen, Wilhelm, Anderson Top: Barrett, Good, Mack, Gall, Stuart, W'oelfle LEGION OF HONOR Boflom: Acker, Krey, Licata, Prine, Posenhofer, Morrey, Swider, Pressel Row 2: Woods, Nelson, Hillgarth, McNamara, Lewis, Vetter, Thom- son. Wall, Wick Top: Finn, Meyer, Foos, Kwinn, Lucas, Skekels, Cowie LEGION OF HONOR Bottom: Munce, Triptom, Dunn, - ? Hayme, Werner, Henle, Bozarth, 1 Brackett, Mickley Row 2: McDonald, Bischof, Horo- witz, Nielsen, Minter, Carrington Capjak, Capjak, Kressner, Miller, Reynolds, Groeler Top: Loffreds, Halley, Hasnerl Soderholm, Eck, Ricciarelli, Kasmer, Marks, Almashy, Kopp, Krey, Lopate, Bergren ri 3549 is Page Seventy-one :ch mesa oxcux, MEAN Scmwz. 4. jx ox Q 5 6! ' wl..,,s Q gg 4 Q fl ,rj GQ .I w i a w .j 1 X AIQXQQUHIII CQD A ,an QQFLE Rv M5 DER y WIENERWURST UND 5 I R!! , LA LA v Q: 0 . . 6 fl .L- ful' . fi fu 4 E 154 'sg-1 :im fl, l'l'L't ' .2 ., .. ui g: N2 ku IFE wi HPR 9 Y A A K I P' ' A rg :yi-S y r 5 Q if, 01, f X54 Q- -1' A H, Y' , N , , AVI' . Xv 4 .-15 f' . ,gL. iii' W 4 A441 If-Qxx in ' l.fL..a hi yy? 4404. f1'oen.eR M 5 ff e i 'e,f? f aj s 0 WF 3 0 - QSM OV, J? . 'Z ' GERMAN CLUB Row 1: Schick, Carroll, Gall, Drueen, Mr. Schilke, Johannes, Kopp, Kummer Row 2: Trembly, David, Bauer Freptow, Dunn, Brogan, Gersch- bacher, Graff, Connolly, Lucas Row 3: Niko, Dampf, Anstett, Adair, Klein, Grunau, Noak, Lloyd, Ricckhoff, Reynolds, Sehnert Row 4: Glatz, Schmatz, Bixman, Blaeser, Bozarth, Gade, Kressner, Farr, Campbell, Ochsner, Floersil Row 5: Woods, Stahlke, Dietz, McNeill, Florreich, Klein, Reeves, Curtis, Amrein, Aszman, Gardner, Schreiber GERMAN CLUB Row 1: Puhr, Wrage, La Barge, Mr. Schilke, Spaniel, Rathert, Jack- son, Lilly Row 2: Bleek, Lenz, Baker, Daw- son, Shanks, Hoefler, Winstedt, Lackner, Oates, Benes Row 3: Molitor, Zuelke, Bosch, Hon, Christensen, Dehn, Cherney, Dietz, Haas, Diers, Litland Row 4: Casey, Kianich, Foerster, Linrath, Bukauski, Englert, Marks, Muscarella, Haas, Fries, Ketterer Row 5: Shenoha, Sommerfeld, Bischof, Hansen, Conklin, Schuldt, Muhs, Fleming, Foertsch, Barrett, Webber, Altman FRENCH CLUB Row 1: Ganakos, Warren, Patrick, Oliver, Kubicki, Jahuke, Rubessa, Barich Row 2: Tipner, Swanson, Hanna, Anderer, Scherer, Foos, Wagner, Lekis, Kofka Row 3: Roethle, Mueller, Summer- field, Surges, Kostal, Davis, Olsen, Hailstone, Patinkin, Shamblin Row 4: Gura, Allens, Wielock, Hinsan, Hinsan, Shekels, Lucas, Henderson, Polly, Lyons Row 5: Dimas, Haynie, Luebke, Kort, Schober, Ganakos, Hayes FRENCH CLUB Row 1: Briggs, Fallon, Abell, Conolly, Bergamini, Pollock, Bill- man, Dolan Row 2: Holst, Moldenhauer, Jor- gensen, Stuart, Zink, Durham, Arnold, Bowes Row 3: Pfeiffer, Donatelli, Bush, Godfrey, Thyfault, Kristufek, Rawers, Beata Row 4: Samuelson, Gentine, Powell, Munson, Poth, Stothard, Nodine, Ganakos DIE KAMERADEN When the German club or clubs meet on Fridays members relate tid bits of interest on Germanic life before the club. Maps and pictures of Old Germany can be seen on the no longer bare walls of 207. Example: a perfectly ferocious looking man, Federick der Grosse or King Federick the Great . . . and castles on the Rhine. At Christmas time carols are sung and during other seasons we hear Schnitzelbank or O du Lieber Augustinei' in lusty chorus. Mr. Schilke, the German teacher, sponsors the club. FRENCH CLUB Monsieur and Mademoiselle . . . we give you the French club. The Cercle Francais meets once a month, each Period separately, thus creating four presidents for the club. Miss Heineck has sponsored many interest- ing features to keep the --:club interestingly alive. The Cercle Francais gave arpuppct sh0W, m0V10S, painted pictures, and the high point of any Club, 21 picnic. The art exhibit produced by these students of intricate French craftsmanship proved to be very interesting. Page Seventy tbrec NJ . Q!- , by x. ,ff Vf , ' - ..-Zn! ' x XL , I 'X aw' AAA ,vm UNO . DOS TRES ' A SQQHORV' 4 M I X Mnznea- . Q ' W , 1-- C 'vw Q ,rm ,xll mm ww X WM5??V f -40 'WTO Q0 Q f' Q. +41 Q Wgnx Z? W semvea PAQATUS X UU? -UNU5 DUE TRE5 igEiLA,QMb5va M0 7 : Q 'jf' ,F TMLER' Q 5 f wright, Danielson, Klein xsxv .Z 2... 7 Y SPANISH CLUB ' Row 1: Musch, Hennessy, Leonardo, Gorman, Heimer, Bosco, Johnson Surface Row 2: Parker, Karr, Tiberio Breidigam, Pavlica, Morrey, Cart- Row 3: Harper, Hulet, Miller, Fitzgerald Ianda, Babicky, Wronski Daniels Prohaska Row 4 Butcher, Calzaretta, Daly Urban, Schwatal, Peilet, Parker Phillips, Batruel, Kwinn Row 5 Capjak, Yakow, Hillgarth Heywood, Anderson, De Vries Madsen, Horan, Feld, Dwyer 3 3 3 Row 6: Nelson, Schleyer, Kipp, Morrey, Nelson, Murphy, Casper, Cooper, Passo, Boggiano Row 7: Scherve, Feil, Crotty, Porter, Jurkovich, Tully, Stevens, Wilkinson, Moud, Rolf Row 8: Edwards, Cowie, Fischer, Desormey, Monti SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Doolan, Degnan, Christen- sen, Link, Quirk, Harker, Johnson, De Salvadore Row 2: Salato, Roberts, Anderson, Pezzuto, Brown, Mega, Hefter, Terdy, McLane Row 3: Hopkins, Briensberg, Fra- gassi, McKinley, Rasins, Smith, Smithson, Barry, Burns, Bennett Row 4: Lombardi, Berglund, Marchese, Budris, C a l d e r w oo d , Blakemore, Chopp, Bothe, Olson, Zeman Row 5: Whitcomb, Regitz, Daw- son, Kushnerik, Forlenzo, Greco, Stuve, Thompson, Rea, Olsen Row 6: Ventura, Kehoe, Johnson, Zeman, Heugel, Butwill LATIN CLUB I Row. 1: Swanson, Logsdon, Taylor, Backas, Ely, McHardy, Jerlstrom, Schanz Row 2: Pendias, Presler, McFarland, Cox, Hultquist, McNamara, Mc- Donnell, Mitchell, Morris, Young, Gentine Row 3: Engbee, Vassian, Plumm, Schabes, MacKay, Martinek, Neu- mann, Werner, Sokol, Majawskas, Krueger, Scott Row 4: Conway, Kosty, Ellinger, I-Iaglund, Goldberg, Roland, Bel'- lumo, Pedderson, Varacello, Walker, Ziegenhagen, Billman, Kodis Row 5: Wray, Armal, Hunt, Rochon, Johnson, Granata, Hunt, Kraatz, Voigt, Rasul, Wians, Koh- ler, McNeil LATIN CLUB Row 1: Bendziunas, Groom, Scher, Milback, Mrs. Barnaby, Budreck, Rcmeikis, Rudman Row 2: Duschene, Sullivan, Herter, Carlson, Thibeau, Licata, Glass, Sutterlin, Nielsen, Angone Row 3: Farrington, Mullen, Davis, Schultz, Alexander, Engstrom, Kelly, Visickas, Pond, Jonick, Janik, An- cunas Row 4: Boody, Johnson, Wick, Wallace, Hull, Katkus, Minkel, Halm, Anderson, Bancevicuis, Mertes, Hollway Row 5: Hill, Cook, Goodkind, Voss, Mullins, Fosnacht, Reiser, Merker, Hennip, DeGroodt, Halaska, Gricius .5 SPANISH CLUB Every other Friday a bit of old Spain is to be found in Harper, for it's then that the Spanish club meets. One hundred ardent admirers of Spanish and Spain . . . that, in our opinion, is a lot of support for one club. The members of this club have gone on several tours, among which are, a trip to the Hull House, the community center of South Chicago, and a theater party to see Thunder Over Mexico at the International House on the Midway. Mr. Morris is in charge: of this club. LATIN CLUB When you want to know just what your doctor has written on a prescription bring it to a member of the Latin club and he will solve the puzzle for you. The Latin club is formed by the members of the advanced Latin students. They meet once every two weeks and are in Charge of the student officers who carry on the club meetings in Latin. Mrs. Barnaby supervises their activities. Page Seuczziy-six EDITOR'S NOTE We have presented in these pages the leading organizations of Harper that help make our school tick. Owing, however, to both lack of space and excess of tact, we have not shown organizations which we believe to function unofficially. But as these clubs, though officially unrecognized, are still popular and powerful, we think our readers should know about them. Also, we think it might be helpful to predict future organizations which the march of Progress will bring to- Harper. Below, then, are listed' some of the leading unofficial clubs at Harper, in addition to those groups which nothing but the future can bring. The Talk as Fast as You Can in the Shortest Period of Time Club is very popular here. Its activities are carried on all during the school day, on Sundays and holidays, and far into the night. The headquarters for its work seems to be the lunchroom, while its leaders are too numerous to mention. , Of course the Harper of the future will have a Television Club. Nobody but the members will care. Prominent in any review of Harper life are the rugged boys who are members of the If I Don't Hold the Walls Up at School Dances, the Building Might Cave Inv Club. This group is not as active as others. It meets only once a week, or once every two weeks, but as long' as it remains in existence, the safety of the building is assured. Future readers of the SHIELD will 'see pictures of the Roving, Rollicking Rocketeersf' a club for young people interested in rocket travel. We can even imagine safety rule .number one for rocket travellers. It will probably be -- Leave your rocket at home, and walk. A small but prominent group at Harper includes those happy-go-lucky young people who belong to the Don't Give It a Second Thought - I Didn't I-Ilear the Assignmentf' Club. The members are among our most faithful students, and remain with us year after year, way after their fellows, who were not fortunate enough to belong, have graduated. 'We could go on and on, but we mentioned, earlier, lack of space and excess of tact. Perhaps, then, this is the place to wish every member of every club, official and unofficial, a very pleasant summer vacation. J J f ff! xffizykix xx ,jfxjav 'YA Wm42 ' ' ' '1 M'7J 4'lVx -'--- ' ,aff V7 .MS 'xg fn X . Rf J: L NIL kj' NX ,ff Fd dl xx H J: I ' .-,fc N fi- A 214' N - f A X, 'I JJ Q QVUZAW? f' QC ff, ff fl Xfi 52' XR l ' J 4 rf, ff J A. j '5 NN X V J-X , -N, ,f x Q , , fqyfx Z-iff' Ji ! ':-gw-.!,S?x Jah .JQQQX -. X JE J ,f:fZ3yvl f ,pf ?Lff f j My Xffg Qwirfgp, xy, L, JY 3 Q5 ffxil. fl JJ 3 ' 1 ' 2 J 'cl J - ' J 'X N ' ' X -J ,- ,JJ A ,ff , N. K . llklvxms J Q SQ, xxjnis Q, iz I JJXNJGKA f'57t,QJX Qx xlx J J W4 V 11-5 - J Q Xlfxff J 0 Jw. N JI J J 'M-14 ,,5z-fx QA ' JJ X., fr J J 'f ,fm 'J -, J , , Q15 ,fizfzf X 'Q ,J JJ XW-BQ! ' JJ' J fcifw-J, H, ix JJ 1 1 J J XXX.?D ixxf .YQ xxx ' 'A 'J XJXX f'ff'7Q. J .YJ H' JY J .,, X 1 xy , . N , xx f ,xx -fy L,,J T X Rl Lf ox! Qjgfm Mfg,-Q5 XXYNLKDJA Jxxkvx '17 nf ffqgf 4 3 Wi, flllir ff' 5 4 3751 X2X 1k5'J ?fE, 'J4M7 TWU J f . J QSXX HJC, Lf-fxakgf, J -gg fx 221 gf N , ,ifyw-Ug,. ,f ,iff J Q , J lk X J L , ., J , - , jx xx , A .J J Ji OVW X W-EQ ly? J v,I7' 'J Y Q55 'EB Xfxh' XA'-f' ,LHW7 J J 'fgSiB NJN Jlfzel JJJ J J 221 J J XM A, , 1?--j'Tf'J'JxY-J? ' if T5 xii A ff, ,ff-'17 fiijf J xx J uifv 'iff J! CQ? hjxwjqgff X 1125 V J' F Ziff 7, , ,f fx, ,Jf,.f, my ff J XZ., J, 4, JJ ff X-f 1k , nw J, J we JS- J J, Q J Qfwfwfkfvzfswifq ffl f' Y-44 J 1 ' J, NJ 1 ' MT 'MA-2 ,Q P. CfJ5L?Jx Xff Q9 J f mx. , , F L JW-.1 J .NJ ,lu J df? cc: .33-' If ff rf rf , if 5X,fj XJ J? xvif. M.- ' N J ' ' xx 2353 Y -fi' VN' ,!' xf i ff- 'f '!?f ? Lf? -If-Avg! 1,1 if J 'IJ ,RX .I 245222, 'm,Aw 5 ,jd , --' -'ALA .7 Arg --f,- Myfff J! N - Z3 :mp XXX ,Q-X,-jf,4,mx H, -X xx 74? qfmk-. Mit. ,f , , f -K' J -J lf' L iff ,f F J Q Q - JNL -:QL X, ff, Clif QA? X XX 'X .-, J'9',rlQw5.f- J 7Wf,lf'753.:gv' qiqlf ' 1? E! XJk3535'5fXfQ 'SZJZYQS J 'fgx7'XIbJxJ-xivmvixwg J J J. 4 V' ' ' - J, ff ' Tx! ,- ', iv 453: WK YJA TQ-sf 'JV u ' .A J r, N .V.f-' J , 4, ,zum ,, fl ,J ZXA ., f LJ, ,J J, ,iaiu f 0 ,J R J 1, F-fgiQSRY XXX? 'lx M gi MEX: DX U J J ' K WW-,JJ L l X EN Pf7 ff? XAXVX JTEICA 'QAM 51329 Q Y4..:N: 5fWYVvW1p fl UWM Q2fi , N X , ,Z ,XJ ,Q , m x Q3 f 7 1, , ,J f if N' XXX J Q ,ff ff, . X522 QPR' - I XIFW3 '65 557 pxx YfQ:g'Exfi E f Xxi?:fgE K,o ' 'IJ gif' J' JX ' ' 'fif ff' w ,f 'ff -ff -3' 1- 7' J X ,-ff . ' ,ff J' f7 Xfw W ,fin . I . , , ig H J 3 2 Xs322'Q23 X, 9 5? Y, 43:25 JW E J K 2 4f',f'f' nz. ' f 7 fr V - ' .J 9 X RJR WEN X ' ', f A XX fkfpfily ff ff? ,Ju Xi' -V ,gggbgff C Rf, 1 .WI My J J 7 if 422 ff J ff 1' 1 xv-iTiY ' MX f' 25:12 JO' J - P-,QLE J. J A n A, Aff, ff f, , ,ff f , ff' J O X 2 ,f ,mg . ,M QD, , , E jf 4 diggs, 1!Jl,'J ,ff ' ' Q-2, ff' JS EMXQff ii i J f Jx Q47 if JW 1 XJ Q FTJ 1,155 '53 1-fixi J , , QA bbw JQ 231'-.iw J . J 1 NFF4,QJx ,J Qffcfw QXJ J, JS 2 215 Q-gag-9 JJ JW J J '-.XX J X J' ' J ' :L 1 fzig- ' J J f - 15 ,XX - N 5 VJ J., xy -if Q 1 I 1 9-J-,fr17f,:,l' J fy,-I , , J J J J Sm JJ JQ ,f-1 QQ N J J EXT JyXiXXX xCudJ.J Y' :XXX 'Ll Jfff, !!Vf F 5 J fi Q7, 'E Jyiyh J Ji' 4155? ,Q , i N , f ff X, - yd, ,ii W, JG I ,J ,vfjfjf - If A 2 xx . Z9 Q H 1',5f',f,-cjwj ,,,, I k ,i3.M f' ,122 J Jagkrt-E MWQLG J' 2 , 4 'J .f' xv fy 'x.1'-I-1.2, ' if iffy' , .7 .gli V AW ' 2 4 X l ,ffjfaxf XX fo 6 Z jj Nmczzij L' ,T J ,-N 'Jife,fz,kgJ J:-J J ,Jie f is ff J J'-D N U X422 414, J' - 41J:?Jf ,J HX, X 'J A A 7 Ld X EXW A5 , XJ 5 AV? V? S3 J 4-F44 K5 kf HXXHJ ' 'J ' P 'ff J- 457 ga , , J A - 5 J J ,ft Ago RK Q, fg J NfZ4fL,Q,'Q Ligfgq Srjffhh J Je J Wy' ,W ,J JD ,J ,Wk J ' J gi Q59 55 ,H J ,J , 1 ' J f '11 ,N-4 Y Nc! fffdm J' 255 Ii , 444: L 4T ! wr 5 1 ffl ,f7HE 1x xx yy 3' CU 9 WJ Xgb 177472 X xx IJ, ff' ,Jzf 'xxxx'-XX , XA-JN? fn XX I '. Jw ,,:.4 .,,-f-fffii-112172 JF..,, J L ff, I ,V Jr-Vlf V Vg X, xv 'xjf X if, 71 ,5L, ! kj. J, J IJ W if diff Vw 31 JJ Jw J ff Ja 2 :f, J 'J wi, 'Z97 fy' X gf-, 4 1. L, WJ J MJTXETE5' f WW W W f frm 'LL 4Y K-fix V V. U Xi ,V ww .xix-AMj,,'l!!,yf!f U--7 f F tr, 4 Y !,f !, ,mx ,d. X fi? XXX51' f ,fwf 77 'Af ' NJN 4 Jffvi- XJ 1- f' f ff 7 , J QF, My!!! V. ll, ff 717, kr -xx 4 ylnki , k-AMLKEZ, f, ,f I .M if T -5k'if?' 1' N fofffgf' f JM' MN 7X-as JFK fffxl' if ' ff ff? 4X Nvfxff Q ff M Ju QQ? JW Jw J 1' ff fff 1 VQTQZKM 'X ,, ' .QQ e71jzXX,fZ77i:f ff Ugly- Txx if 'f fl J J7'f4,g,fif'2, J R N 'Xf fm wg -JJ if J - AQ-451 pf' 51' ' v22ff1-ff , N fav- S' 'Q' 4 ' 'JFQJ 5 QVV? VW fi' ' J '7f -N Q 4 QS A-14111, Ji A J 2 f J 7' SNR f X Jw 1 cfs ' J ' XXSX4, 4-f ,ff f 1 J -- f Z N nl N UP- X X .-:1.. I J uf' 1' ,XJ JW! 'Q X3Ivf W cz: I -'J 'J J QW' f 'X-5-xif IJ .14 2 f 1, J J f f W 5 if P- 1, X: IJ f !d P5 J!! 'fx 4' ' Q. W J JJ JJJJ J f ,Q A -gf f. if, N Fi R, - K--f-nf' !,f Jfffiif-x QYJQ7, ' Q55-J LL!J,f,XNQN, LA f fy 1 RT- Z 4L!v.21f 1, ,fwf',Z2,- J Fly hr, J Jw ffpf fjf J fun JJJJ ffm fx V f, if -f A . 11 - pf F-44, w- N, S ,-1: ff ,ff ffl ff 5571. 'AQ ,T , fl , ,- 'f xx W - X J wvff4f,zf f, , f Jg if X, , Kxxi4-2:2255 ,ff ' ,jg QQ! if J ' Y J -N, f ,f ff ,, ,ff f f JV ff f .,.,.-,,, f X f X' ff, Eff ff? Jf ' 'J J I 5 ,ff X V, ff! V!! If go-,XJ ' ,JF L,-,L V ,A f ff x X X, fl, Ar Q X' ct J 5 i gf-.I J ff, Q ln W rp A ! X! JJ Sifxl 'n X 'xx' V Q45-l 'IV I V J ff Tgf , f' , ,,f ,U f ,NQ5Sf-1, 3 J' 41-4 ' 2nll131 J, fb Jfqlff ff , -W WW..-Q- QUYS SPUHJQ Basketball baseball oot-ball Harper boys play tbem all and play tbem well Tbe spirit o good sportsmansbzp prevails on ei ery battlefield and altbougb our boys are not always tbe victors, tbe battles are bard and close. Our teams bave proved tbat it takes more ty-eigbt tban victory to malie tloe type of beroes tbat Harper wants. It requires tbe ability to earry on in tbe face of odds, and Harper boys can do it. Instead of losing faitb ,tbey are all tbe more determined to go on, and try until tbey do win. We're proud of our boys and proud to be represented by tbem for we know tbat tloey will leave a favorable impression by tbeir elean playing. Boys, Harper salutes you, and we feel sure tbat before long an extension on tlae trophy ease will have to be made to bold tbe bonors you bring borne. .2 w '4 f I , M 4. 11 rv x f . 65390 . ,l1-Ke 9ni6,95UA1,?., T. T , T ' et a F, y . ff? ,. ' X I i- .- 4: IIXJJ. ydytzgpjl. x ., J. ,' J .RHUCQI-fu ' ' if rl 'xg 7 E ' D - Q9 , G Row 1 'Lehr,.Milkint,LScott, Mr. Bor ar t, Pethunis,Uuo2.aitis, Am 'rose f' wifi my I K fiRQ1U- 2: Conwayyl Dunne, Cooper, McHardy, Patrick, Thompson L K n ' ' M - allow 3: Gurlbff Dgtgis, Gunther, Krasowski, Urnezis, Player, Parkerson f 9 V1 x X Af f t up tjyiyffggiij ff Q- lx M N I J. ,ua I fl H CLUB Happy, hardworking, handsome He men, de- scribes the members of the Harper H Club. The club is a strictly masculine group, made up of boys who have earned a major letter in athletics. These boys are an inspiration for others. They represent fair play, sportsmanship and loyalty, to Harper students. Whatever athletic achieve- ments and hopes we have at Harper are centered around the members of the H Club. Their activities are many. They sponsor skat- ing and theater parties and try to encourage sports and Harper spirit in general. The meetings are held once a week with Tom Ambrose pounding the gavel, and Secretary Roy Swanson reading the minutes. Because the fellows feel that Mr. Borchardt is a 100 per cent Harperite, they appreciate his sponsorship. Pugv Seventy lime ,,..-- .., Q... -....... ,-- ..c...,- -TF ,n- -V -., I W W5 , ,,-4 , f 7, Gr, M M .,.., ..,,,,,m'-., ,WT-W 'iwff 6 Q, J 5, ,iw-M, xx, . N ,,.---f 1 -uv---.f W ..,-.--, El-1 7 ...au 1 - ,-A -H -:Q---Q-7 T ' . ,.A...-n...,A-. ,. , . . vu- W, f ,,f,,,,f y 'Za fy wh , , , , ,4 , r ', ' , ' l , ' .4 , ', ' y . 1, f . ,K ' 3 3 7 4 , : ,2- , .1 If 1 ' , f :'?',4.- -:- - , , , , f?yff'1rff ,kia ' .wf w'+ , ,Q 9 ,A ,W , mpffpf f 5w,j2 f A, V4 'ff f ,w, 7 ff . ' 4, , 'nw Ak V , ,- f!,,xS,.!li,A 4 1 - 1-vw--q-fy-pa. , ,f,.,,,, X , i4,:',r.,, l VJ, 'fain' ff ' ' 'X , ,- vxi.Z,fti1A. ff, rl - ,QV g., wwf X Rh E s ,vw- Qs' xm. My Nm' ?kyNX,wi.W1?Q. ng w5g.Q,.1,zX , 'ff W , E3 0- w ,V gift f W ' ' ' , f ' - ,, -- , .ff 'v V f xwymv eww, ,K Q X yi X5 X W ,, M ,Ny5:,,f x ' I QWM- Vsff ' kwfgwf X X .fn 7 I ya 4,1 4 ' if f , nf ,ff mug Y T, zhz 'Q f f,V!! W .H Q MN 5 ff, L QM mmf. WxYiY 'wm1rx'w, qw-W-1 ww mv W- 5-wmmym MW , I IPI' I '-II N' I- I VI-rx M -. Xxwx'-K. ' is 'Q ' xx Niif'T X!4iS? f'sffi'H----fp . . Y , . III' I I-2, X. . ,I I - fifix-.,.faf-, Q, -Eg., .FBO - 52,5-HX JLXNQ---if-.X f 3- -. I -III 'IIIIIII-, 'A'-I IV- 1 -xxfxx -Q QQX X55 ff, .a5f ,,:i,f,,f!,fx I I, I II' I ITIIX.. I xx Ri-XX. HRK II-.ix ff rjiiigl Lriy ry-R ky - kg,--h,xgg.Eig-Qvx 'xglggix , I 'QI I -.1 '-,. Im Arm.. RQ.: L-,R -25 .22 .Q --g-.giixgxg..gwAXfgF1, kim- I II IIIIIIIYIIII ,IIIXIIxxI.,I XIII .343 .I xx .-X-Ik XMI :xx 'Mfg ,XVI Xigx .gk 1 I1 X fly X 'qfgikx xx X-xi IV ' I f2 Iff'5fIl N- fi.L ' VI I- II ff? ff! fx ' '7'f2?i'9f:'iff-Li'fix-EXxXx IIIIIII .IIN ,win If is II IMIII,IIIf'III , I X,-I IIVYQI ' Y. 1:5A 1531-x if 'fIIIIf'. II MI' 511.'X:G-Q Tim, +fff?S'1f-fx iffy' I ' 'A 'L H 'I Var ,f I. ' I ,- IP'-.-X, '- X I' .k1f.'g:fm ,W ff Ii , I'-,XA x: Nix -- . ' ' ' -XX-.T-gfqkgxxx-fH I, .III IIB! 'KAL XX XXX Wig If5IIII,II.4I gX:Xk QQXKFTK lj! I I-W . ,XT -k.gj..11i?xgSTiQFki1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIII ,I'gI! ,MMI I-,X QI fwmilxawzx N--s XX - ,f,f! I,-,-gwga,-T. 'QT . I .4 Pxiwfqi my Xi-if gf II I ' I X ,. - Q. Rx . II I IIHI ,e5If1 III 'II fzgxfx 3:5 N5 'IM 'IggZij.4fL5I' ,X 'I L, N I1 I IIII IIVJIIIIII 'III RMX.1fI2 K1N1xix X AII T ' III If V I,IpIII IIfeMvIIx xfiw Q I I I, f ww., I, I ,Inv II. I'IpQq,j. ,QI 1, Rf-fy 5 WEN ', - n. N ,I N Y gx in I - ' . I' ' -' ,'. II'I 'f-'O' I vx'-' 3. Yfv- f g ,S-I, Aw N ,EFX Hb.. N f' II III I IIIII. IIIII III 1. I I lf ff f II I I :II IIIIIX IIfII2,zIdI-fjg'13sk'XNI.:x xxx X -,XII I+ X Di X-RQN., JEQA.fI I' K',, If J, L N 4 E53 wi.: III' ISV' JIf'III'IIIIx'I III'IIIcqIIN?0I 'xx II y'I-I I f'II'fI'lT7QII ff f If:fa?f iQ f:I.1 Q'i:Sii1 , I I I ' H x P. 'II '. 'As -. I' ,4if?', xb- X, EQ. A'I3.s'g gQFQ.x -X. I .- aff liiiifg I ifzafi Q fs. 'II if IMI, II! NIQ N fwff if - J-I Qffmfuxm .fqfgxg If: IIII IIII-I' I 9I .r1,5fIIII If fi I TFL? Rf:-..'zf'f fx Lf1A,,,.fM41I77 ff2f ' fry, 'ERI I' I X rgtlfiglfx II 'I II I Cb I 5?'fx 'I .47 X X1 IIE--QQQEQ.--fff,msfiffJgf ,-.iV'4 fs if:: .x I N IR , cj ' II Im 5 , - IIIII III HA- Nf l4,fgiIy:,XI:IIIXII IIIHAKM xlxx :I , I I-.IEQQI J I.qj5fzz',I- a wgrqg I. 'EQIL I' IIIITII II II I 'Q XS. 5iX f 1-WN I' I. -. M Nwif rbJ:If I xifvxx I' X54-J'LX+O'ix,:3. I1 I I I XII :I HTSXX- Q. XXII Sym. QW 3 'j--If -vxk I Jqggjj .1 I X,l.kYXy I ,,r1---,gy y, f'ffII,!- I,-.-qf-,Max I ., f,-.III -. I I II I I IIIIX 'vxfik I QW IIS-IIIII ifigfam WI Iq 715 II ffffE2igviI In 5-Isgwf II I I -N: vf ypy Igjg. ---II ' A, -- j - 11 'X' -. I , 5' 4:74 .,,',',' In ,Irv 'L ,Q,,,.,' .III 'I I- HKVII, H , ,II .I IIIIII' II, X II I 'QI X x 'jf '5j'7 ' EI 'Sv' 'I21:'IxjI'-I'f', IIIIJ 'IIIIII BSI X' I' I .IA I ---x5W51f2IY IIII'I72mQdIf.f III 'NXQZP4 I I q' 'II III III aw Wh JCM II 7-g'IM' I Q I hi If IPM .I girly'-I I -,I ,U Irv -I ,I .h fi: - 'IGI 4, xl,I,,,. . ,I R I, II plgx IIIJV KI VII, I 14-4, Ki XG.:-.rqfiq II -bg? xx. 4 I I III II' 'f' 'fiJITf5Lk-4 fi' Im' G IHA II If 04161f11 I'If'w?Iff .fff?'4 IIC, '?. 4X'-'Va' Iii-WI '7 IIIIIIIIILI III I II 'I I II Id f 'I QgI'I'I'IIIIWNI III-I II III I+ '4I,.III?,-'I I MIA ,I ' !'--L., '5 'IIMI Age A ' 'L -:I If fgif',gIqQ,MII my I fxvxfgg . 'C?l4j', If II II-,'IQ'qSNI',I w f4T f I ,I My Ixrlgfgg II I II: . I' -I 'W ,Mi'fI'IT'r-f . IH- LI II 'IIE '1f'Y4-' M 'I 1 'ai ?l'.XIs1l 1' f 1' -11' I I ' ' JI' g6II'IIY IIf'II'fa I IIIIIIIIQII'-'X I' I I QW ,J wwf- I 2I'I.I I' ? ISJIII V 'swf If?-f I'Lw1sfIIw -I f-I M ff ff' IQfggQI.::f+ ,I I, II' ,WIN 2 IHI ww' I -MwIII'I' gm' f X' . I I ' In I I 7 KXAAIIVIIQ xxjfu I:IIIIIf,,I,L!Il1f IQAPII III jixf Z1 T 'I , v I I I' II all 'R ffl M57 'PHI 'L II- ' lm ' H YI 4XIiQII V' I If-'If Ix.I'II5w1?' x I I ,'-Vs III ' X . YQXI, ,III I XXIII! IIIIIIIMXQIII IIII ,II ,II,III,,Ig0,h.x I, I, II I I I I-MII I IIWI ' I IIIII II-wIIwII'fII U IIII IW I I I I ffl- II If 45,2-.Ii E2 5 I EMI I' IIIIIIXWTI IIIINQIPQIII sf: 'II MIIIIIIIIIII-tviasm I I , A ,-sgvm-.I,If' I I IIN' . UIZIIHI ,fffr I I WWII I -I'IIfwwi2II 3595 II -I IIQWII -I1 I'I I'I 3599if I 9Wf4I :2i1f5'f I 1' z'. I - If-1-J I-I-HSI! km 'UQV 'I'I'9i.'IIIIII'v'. Iv-f A -' .--F7 'J-.I I II IMI III' Qdk -I ! II MMQEIIII XII'-:'w'XI,4v' I 'ggi-H--wg' I. RL- -IwQfIff..,fI'I I f :mi R-4-I I-1 . II K.,:I' 'ul1.Q,, 'I:wUIyLI.x VIlII:II:z,j4-'IFN 'I 751 ,X -A qgxyyyl- :L-Il' I I -gil A If I I I .I I 4, 4 1 H- I .NA xrvymf ,,rj,-Q-f Il: I. gm I 'I.mIIJ:I' 'IIIII W I ,I Sw I H I II In I III I IIIIIIIIIIWI III III I I I I ' I I I ' I'i'.LI I ' S ff .. Wvfis: , X ,sf :aa Q I I I ' 1 ziiwb. ,I I,IInIf III .I III FII' I I, view' IIX Xtfvgywi lea - -Qiffiw vgfx , I' -. I .II N I-,vm A I I 'w I I I XIII' I. fflfmi, 'I I Sq-SLVII 'gyjxz XII V, 4.581 :QM II :I I I,-QNII f ' ' 'irq I Ip ' , IIITIIWI 'TI I I'5 I I I 'I 'I Iiffv'-V III 'I IXISEELI 'PF' TIC-, II I. I i29'i,'2I I -I I1 'f F5 'I I'IIIsII4'I'I'x II 'g1I'II IIII? I I ,IIN I - I I I 'fi ' I I III ,- If , Q YI X 'CSN Y gm: If-TI ,N '5Qf, -QI ,I ' 1,54 I' , IQ' I fI, I2 , -h 'bib II I ,II I 'I If IN I MII IQ. km I , -N,-f I II' I I -,ev I I I' I I, Iv I -. I' , I pIIIIIII i'1 I I X 'nw xv DQQQI 'xv-. ,rx I Vx!-. 1 IIII-III I '-1 ' III, lu 'I ug- In I I :II ,II II, I,gII -I my V, --,I -pg NYSA ilu , I QKN-IG, I .fm I gl ,Q gm, A I , II II I I , I I I III II'IIwII,IIIWS I , I I ' II-I IIIIIIIIQII II411 I IIIII'I II III QMIII I I ' ' H 'I +I I I I -ZIV I I 'N M 9 'I Tx I I I 'AI' 'IIN' I?5I:'f' MII S fIIFIIIII'II',IfrI'I'I I I, I j I I I I , , IIfII,f Qi I , III I3 -I,'I'1UI'f I I 'IC' II I M If Im IIQIII'-SQII I II Ii I I :I 'NNIIYI 'l 'IIfI Wd 'I I- III -'1'gI . II1Ife W ,III IIIIIIIIIQII II II I .III II f' 'QF If-' Il 'I ' I I I IZ. III f I XX'--:,s:RV KIJII,-IIIIII IJVIIpiglw-ALII-L-:LA-nlIi:g.L4I.L.w4Ig,,- III-II'II'II1SII III III' ' fsf-III' I I I ' I III III IIN I III-I II 'WI II' I I 'SIU I ISIS fi I IIIIIII IIIfI'II.I':Im IPI ffffd Iv :L.-+ea12vf1 I i I II ,f :HIFI I I II I I IW I Ii I IrQI,..'fTIv I 'II' IIIIIIIIII IMI I 'III 5' ' .I II Ii I IIIII IIIII ITE: I, II II I I I I I IIWIIII Im-. ISIS? ,II ,IIII I ilwf I I ,IIIIIII.'IIiIIIIIII'IIIIIIf,II,1 IIII III II Iggy I III I I I ISI I IIIQII I III ,IIIIIIII f IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII A I , I I I I ' II 'rf ,I U, , I I ,px IQ wi I I If 1 IIIIII?IIIIfIII,IIII If I1 I I I I II I I I I 2 II I IIIIW'z,ff' III IIyIII. II MII: I. I 3-'I I I I , Iv I , If .r f - ,fm VS?-'U-'I I M1 I 3 'I SIM! I. I 'III' III' 'IIINI' III! I 'III II I Ifjh :III II 'VIII 'I XII' QRIIIII I Ii ff I III ': 'SQIQ-'II' 'f'I I If ISIIII Il-R 'M I I ,I II I 'II III I'I2 ' ,, I 1 I puff I: I II IIIII III, I, Isfi' fig VA g',.ff ,,,f',7I IIII II I, I -Q,Qi II '5 IIIIQWZII, ,III IJII, II II 'I . IIIIIIII II II: IIIIIII I I, Iwi II IIIQ If-' I I-f4,.II IIIITI 31 I I IIIIIIIIIQ IIQII-If II I: I I' f, M II I val' 'f' +4 I :I I I M I+ IlII1,I. IIIIIIIIIMIII I I III III II I-1 I IIII,'wI'II.III I If I I QM' f If IIIIII IIII I Ig 2-.III II III JII,'III Im wIIgII,III.. II I I 'IIIIIFIJ I I I II' III I III I I' QIIIIIQI III I 'zxiwf ,I-KI' I .II :IIII2-I Iwi M If I Wax 'IIIIII II IIIIIIII 'III !.Is,I'IIv' 'III' I, II II IIII II-IIIIIH I In I II IIN FI , I Zxyxuj . fly I II 'II III ,MI IIIIII?1 If 'I I I I IIIIII IIIIII II-III, IIIII IIII IIII Il I-II I I' II -IIIUIIIIII II,-I I IIIIMIIIIIIIII I I -A+ 1- I I JIIII' III IIIf'I IIIII.II III IIIIIIIIIIIII' I IIIII II 9421-I II'I IIIIIIIIIII ,II ,IIIII I IEII 'I I I ILIII'Ifw?IIf I-IIIIIIII 'III EI 'f..1Il'i, IJQIIIIQ 'IIf'I.'.IIIL'31 IIKI IIIII:IIII3II'IIIII II IIIV I VIII, IIC, IIIIIIIIIQIIII IIIIIII I'IIIfQSe5:4 IG' Iv I IISIIILIIIIII IIIJIW gi If IIuIIfL.IIIIIIWIIIIIII If 'IIWIII IIIIIII ' HI II: II I II 'x ,IIII I , IIIII1III 'III' If 'I -WI 'III IIIQIII IWIIIIL QU' M Il II' fl '. 'I rf: fl MW 5, IME. STI HI' II I- I I PIII IIIIIII I ' III I VIII. III III,II I IJIII v 1, LPiI?f' I,.I I,,fIII.!' IIIZEI ,1fI'II5I I -I 2 II I I Ill ., I I I qI1gI:IIIi' A IIIII I I III.II1,Q,III1II II IIII I I kI'IIIJI'gIII fI1I IIIIII J II 11 Iflwffj IIIIIIII I 5IggI'I,f: III.: III II:I IIIII IIE Ig EI3 5 I I JI , . IIIII-II EI,I1'II,,1'-g,I'IIj : IQIQIIIII' ,I-,III ,IIIIIIIIIII IM,II MMIII XIII 'IQIIIIII 'I 1' I ,I I II fIII III?-I 'I-I,NIg,.fI Q 'III I' ,I IIIQI I- I I If, II ,f 'fl -I.-Lrf'I.I'V WI IIIII III 'II 'IIII II I IIIIWIIII I f I I I II I I I IIIIIIII f-I-II wp Ie, EI I: fmfm me I 'I I ' I wwf I'1I-'-WI' If1Iw IIXI-IIILI I I'II11If III I I 'II'II'5'II ,f - II IIIIIIII, I I II -I I. , It - IIfI.wf I I 'I II 'I If ,II II' III, IC, WW, II,I III If IIfkfd'I :II IIIIIIIL II H! III IIII Img II, II If III , I II ,JLI I III MMIII' I I II' V- , ,II I I.I fy W, III',II,gI-Q I1 ,II III Ijgff' -I YIIIII II',II,III'1 , I',III: III I If Il 'I IIII ,I,IjII,III'IIi II I' ,f ,,,I If,.,r ,I I, I '11 :MMIII IIf,,.I Iwi III, ' 1 I: I :I I, II II ,'II II QI In J 4 I. f. I .I,IlIfIq' I: In ' 113' ,I I Is III I, I ' I , ,IIIII II 'II 'I IIIII I IIIIIIQI I 1uIII i.f II ff ,II I II IIIIII III, III 1 I III III? I I f I I I vII ,rw . II 'I . ' r I' I I w 1 ff I ' If I 'J' 171 'I ' ' f' 'lf '- 'I ' :NI '11 I, ' I1 IK' TI! I' ' 'IU ' I 'I VI fu, . f..' '-IW I T, 'III QI NWI lie I III ,V 1:5 5 I If , IH 'I , 'UI If I I I I IMII1 I FII fgifffaid I.. , 4Ii: I I If II II f I' I I'-I IIII3' IIIIIIIIIIE ' Page Eight y-eight Good sportsmanship describes the .spirit of Harper girls. This quality is displayed not only in the games they play but in every thing they do. Besides playing what ever a girl can play, they ride horses and bicycles, swim, hike, fence and bowl. The question with our girls is not, H ow many honors can I win? but How much fun can I have? But fun alone is not the only benept derived from athletic diversions. Unconsciously, poise and grace are acquired that will be assets to them through out their lives. A Our girls always try to play the game according to the rules, but when they slip up, the referee, a girl from the Leaders Club, is there to correct them. l G. A. A. BOARD Top picture: R010 4: Yanda, Pearson Austin, J., Flanagan, Amadeo Flanagan, L. Row 3: Crisetti, Turrell Sommer, Lavin, Izzo, Leaf Anderson Row 2: Johnson, Brown Reidy, Dietz, Coglianese, Kawall, Rawers, Partman Row 1: Donatelli, Austin L., Bernth, Bennett , LEADERS CLUB R010 1: Crisetti, Theodore, Minasola, DiSabato, Donatelli, Izzo, Fallon Row 2: Mrs. Briel, Kawall, Delordo, Rochon, Hennessey, Smith, Austin, J., Austin, L. Row 3: Ebling, McNicholas, LaCivita, Rawers, Prapotnick, Casey, Lavin, Bush R010 4: Partman, Johnson, Kihl, Pearson, Morrison, Turrell, Bernth, Brown, M.. Flanagan, Leaf, Dolan Row 5: Marines, Gabel, Reidy, Kuhn, Brown, P., Alexander, Barwig, Bennett BOARD The G. A. A. owes its great popularity and large membership to the group who work so hard to make it interesting, the Board and Cabinet members. They are chosen for their ability in girls' sports. The blue and white outfits they wear remind Harper's femininity that sports make for fun and competition. Activities for the G. A. A. are planned and executed by this group. Splash parties are popu- lar as well as those affairs given for holidays. A play day plus the G. A. A. Dance with the masculine Harperites invited are also notable features. Nadine Johnson and Marie Lavin were presi- dent and vice president respectively. Flora Donatelli was secretary while Dorothy Turrell was treasurer. A Posture Contest is sponsored where a Miss Posture is chosen. Letters and bars and other honors are to' be earned. Mrs. Briel is the faculty sponsor. A LEADERS CLUB Like a captain to a ship, the members of the Leaders Club are invaluable to Harperas gym classes. They call the classes to order, take attendance, referee games, and assist the teacher in every way. Any girl who receives an E in gym may submit her name to the gym teachers as a pos- sible leader. The teachers then choose the girls who have shown the most interest in gym work. Leaders are required to lead four gym classes a week and have one day a week when they meet with a gym teacher for their own instruction. Page Eighty nzne I I: ,I I I I I I I I ,N 'II I I I 1 I II , Ill I I II II I I I Ig I 'I I I V V , I II 'Ill I ,, 'I Row 1: Lavin, Amadeo, Izzo, Edelman, Bush, Izzo, S., Theodore, Belskis, Voigt, Flanagan PING PONG Qfopj PING PONG Clowvrb Row 1: Coglianese, Nelson, Pearson, Kuhn, Flanagan, Leaf Row 2: Young, Hillgarth, Clemente, Ziegenhagen, Del Kihl I Priore, Banccvicuis I Row 3: Berg, Kraatz, Marks, Cartwright, Timosciek, I Raisins, Nyren, Christensen, McKinley, Soch, Baculis, Anderson I I I X I I I Page Ninety Il Row 2: Kawall. Dolan, Morrison, Turrell, McCarthy Genua, Sommer wig, Fries, Gillespie, Pressel - PING-PONG Bop . . . click, click, click! Shucks, and that's another point for youlv Walk into the balcony and see two excited girls battling for the 'title of champ with the rest of the girls sitting on the tip of the bench watching the ball as it bounces back and forth. As we wait until the heated game is over to interview the champ, we ask ourselves, 'tNWhy didn't we learn to play ping-pong? This group is ably directed by Charlotte Bernth and Dorothy Garding. Anderson, Bennett, Bernth, Haas, Meyer, Partman, Dimas, Smolik, Gray, Dawson, Loesch, Tisevich, Davis, Kwasek, Row W: Fallon, Austin, Chakmak, Austin, L., Crisetti, Bar- , V , ,W K i ,, , fi. , an 8 'L ' XY' ,M , FENCING Row 1: Prapotnick, Bennett Row 2: Bernth, Dolan, Donatelli, Ebling, Miss Schmook Ellinger, Mele, Crisetti, Ziegenhagen, Mrs. Kulp, Morris Ganakos, Loesch, Marines Row 3' Cunnin ham Bush Gordon He wood Cas er, I ' g J 3 Q y 1 P Lavln, Turrell, Lucas, Flanagan, Malone, Tallacksen, Davis Barwig FENCING The steel clashes . . . goose pimples rise . . . En Garde! One of the most thrilling and historic Sports is a favorite at Harper. Fencing in past generations was used as a means of avenging a hurt pride. Today it is an art which makes for graceful posture and carriage. Gloria Prapotnick talks fencing almost in- variably. And why not? As a board member, the Fencing club is her special pet. 3 BOWLING Row 1: Krzistofek, Partman, Rasins, johnson, Kawnll Bennett, Zalatoris, Gentinc, Johnson, N., Lenz, Turrcll Rakauskas u 9 Row 2: Kuzminski, Loesch, Austin, Stcrnbcrg, Gcdney, Nyren, Wilk, Flanagan, Kristufek, Breidigam, Rawcrs BQWLING Knock ,em off their pins! and the ball swooshes down the alley propelled by the mighty Uumphv of a 115 pound bowler. A few pins fall down and the score is chalked up on the board. Another bowler takes her place and does her best to make the pin boy work. And so we leave the panting girls who some day may be champions of the tenpin game. Page N ifzety-one ,T-.3 Ccfxogi 1-H .- X X ,X ,-f . f I B - RANDEDJ ,J Y- RHDH46 LESSON MOTHER sms You 6 XX Numeea 1. CAN WT BETTER X if ff' ' wma THK5! WSKUU Af ..r-7-8, f 3 :,M.,f ' ' -'r'-A 'SX ff! 4, Xgx :C ' Zi: 'i ',. P . , . O 1 1: 5 Lf 1 Ljjgiz? ff ,J ' x - ii' . 1' - , 'f f - - 1 ' 0 O14 ,Y YXX6 X gf Q z I X. YN A wi k 66 QKCWQE-A ' Xi, -8 44 Q P-7 eoxxe' wmq QCAAS ff . 1' ,P Ill? 'lolsd i ,f Q y HOEFL.E.R , -,M av- p 4. A-Q wel 1 V ff' UM ' X -9-X -v N, J, .P , 45, . I I 1 I 5-J . S5 - 50- P2 P Qs WW, ,Q ,. 1' I ff: 1 if Si. I MF l il J., gl , W e gi: ,f HORSEBACK RIDING XVelsch, Paukstis, Karr, Sommer, Groom, Butwill, Shepherd, Parker GAMES CLASS Middle picture . Row 1: I-Iennessey, Flanagan, Ebl- ing, Tallacksen, Izzo, Kelo, Crisetti Row 2: Austin, Smith, Prapotnick, Cunningham, Barwig, Johnson, Rawers, Saelens, Kuzminski Row 3: Madsen, Bernth, Bennett, Kihl, McNicholas, Brown, Dolan Bottom piciurc Row 1: Izzo, C., Kelo, Peterson, Baculis, Donatelli, Izzo, S., Mele, Davis Row 2: Ellinger, Bush, LaCivita, Timosciek, Dietz, Nyren, Smetana, Casey Row 3: Tallacksen, Malone, Morris, Angone, Lavin, Lauro, Meland, Zalatoris, Morrison, Stuve Row 4: Young, Partman, Lauren- cell, Flanaan, Heywood, Gordon, Ziegcnhagen, Alexander Row 5: Marines, Loesch, Spaniel, Pearson, Pressel, Gillespie, Kushnerik HGRSEBACK RIDING Hi-Ho, Silver! Maybe not quite such a terrific pace but just as much adventure, the girls in the Horseback riding club will readily admit. Judy Sommers is the board member of the G. A. A. who arranges the date and place for the girls. If we could follow them some sunny afternoon as they canter along the Midway, we would more easily understand the fascina- tion of the equestrian sport! GAMES CLASSES The games class is a composite of all the sports throughout the year. At the beginning of the fall term hockey is the top interest, and as the colder weather advances and the classes are held indoors, basketball and volleyball come to the spotlight. Then as spring approaches, the all-time favorite. baseball, absorbs the sport head lines for the Games classes. Tournaments are played using the elimination system, in which each team plays every other one and the losers gradually drop out. The champions are presented with bars. The tournaments are between the classes as well as in the classes. K Page Nifzvly-ilaree lf' Page Nizzczfy-four SWIMMING Top left Row 1: Kuhn, Martin, Gillespie, Reidy, Bernth Row 2: Feld, Barwig, Casey, Smith Dolan Top right Gordon pulling Hennessey Austin pulling Madsen Middle pirture Row 1: Fairburn, Meyer, Haglund Morrison, Stoskus Row 2: Hillgarth, Bennett, Ander- son, Traskis, Dietz Bottom left Rochon pulling Reidy Pearson pulling Smith Bottom right Row 1: Lenz, Baker, Yanda, No- varra, Q Row 2: Roehr, Hopkins, Janda, Shawtell, Novarra, M. S SWIMMING Splash . . . Burble . . . Blub . . . Not all that caused by a member of the swim- ming and life saving club . . . I should say not! They can dive with ease of a swang at least they try several times a week. These girls swim in I-Iarper's pool. Mrs. Briel gives instructions in fancy dives and life saving methods, and usually a G. A. A. bar or life saving emblem is earned by participants. Betty Reidy and Evelyn Smith are the leaders in charge. 't Page Ninety-fi zfe Q WOMAN DRNER f wmwz:gwW.,...wfwwf--fffffw,w,4.m,mf.W ,ff , ..J '+J f 91+ HAPPY.. ' Q 0.0.54 A -f LANDING NQN . -v Q Nbsei W, . .Aw A S, . Q AFTER THE HHKE TX:-' H- , If A ,Q , w f 'fx ' f f 1 A ff f jg Pj ,Q,N N Q NS ,K L 'N H. E WEEKS ? .. O N J HOV-'is me wemnea V up 'rneae N . -rpm. DARK N ,--Ano W HANDSOME? x,-,,f fN 5 wi? . '3 2 I 6,1 P4 E7 f ' i 6 f :Sk I . f ' P ' , O . Z HOEFLEB' I Z ' N is YJ 52? i . 'ea I .IRQ f ill'- L ' Il ..-A' wtnwneni A 'raeae l Lp DARK Aho E MDSOME? s BX 5,815 , WW!!! l 'Q 5 - , N O l 0 0 0 . fd g ' u- i I 1 , F Cy 'V l in 5 , , 4 l I e BICYCLING AND SKATING Rgw 1: Donatelli, Hennessy, Reekas Gillespie, Ziegenhagen, Mele, Flag- agan, Bernth, Tiberio 5 Row 2: Amrein, Curtis, Austin, Morrison, Rochon, Juska, Bush Bennett, Hillgarth, Turrell, Marks Johannes, LaCivita Row 3: Partman, Johnson, Rawers 3 7 HIKING Row 1: Partman, Crisetti, Bush Lavin, Smith, Hennessy, Donatelli, Mele, Turrell, D'angelo, Flanagan, Morrison, Brackett 3 Row 2: LaCivita, Zalatoris, Marks Danielson, Christensen, Nyren, Dietz, E., Dietz, R., Rawers, john- son, Bernth, Bennett 3 DANCING Row 1: Mahoney, Alexander, Kum- mer, Rohen, Kaftan, Rychel, Schoenheider, McDonald, Ebling, Gallina Row 2: Partman, Howard, Hanni- gan, Senese, Porter, Crisetti, Mrs. KUIP, O'Neill, Begley, Morris, Turrell. Row 3: Bothe, Minogue, Camer, Walrman, Paisley, Schonauer, Dona- hue, Novakas, Dolan, Marines, Mohlfelds S3ClCIlS, Wandland HIKING, BICYCLING, SKATING G. A. A. Hiking Biking and Skating, up-hill . . . down the roads . . . in the woods . . . away they go! Often it's to Ryan Woods but it's fun. Giggling, chattering, singing too . . . a happier group is not easily found. , The fresh air blowing through their hair gives the girls of the hiking, bicycling and skating club a thrill and abundance of energy. Lorraine Flanagan supervises the skating trip, Ruth Dietz and Susie -Izzo take care of hiking, while June Austin and Marie Rochon plan for bicycling jaunts. DANCING Swing your partners round . . . round . . E. but don't get the idea that's all they can do . . . No Sir! The dancing class of the G. A. A. learns the aft of ballroom dancing, tap dancing, and other popular steps. Maybe all Harper girls aren't jitterbugs . . . but they're not wall flowers either. l . Mary Crisetti of the board sees to it that things are kept lively. Page N inety-seven LETTER GIRLS Row 1: Rawers, Morrison, Lavin, Prapotnick, Kawall, Crisetti, Leaf Row 2: Turrell, Schober, Donatelli, Johnson, Partman Row 3: Dietz, Bennett, Bernth G. A. A. LETTER GIRLS We present the G. A. A. Letter Girls who possess the letters worn only by the all-round athletes of our school, the girls, who are out- standing in sports and leadership. As each semester opens, the G. A. A. is ex- hibited before the freshmen. To many of them, probably those interested in sports, it remains as an ideal for the high school life that will follow. Probably the greatest ambition, among the athletically inclined girls, is to earn a G. A. A. Page 7Vi11'z'Iy-eiglvl letter, a large handsome, red and White insignia, awarded to each girl who has a stick- to-it character, and is persistant enough to earn 1,000 G. A. A. points, the sum needed. To earn these points, the girl must not be accomplished only in a variety of sports, but must also have good health and scholarship. However, the earning of a letter is really just a stepping stone to what may follow, for as many as four chevrons may be earned by the acquirement of 300 additional points per chevron. 3fii'.'7'feQ,:14,S,.-,,,. . N-G'-15 :--, VY..- -Lg1r.'r.11i,.,-Q ' ' 'Hu y-'I'-...J XA uk- -'-f,,.,,.., :'1 'Q:'-.4 . , ggogjin-sg.-.',,vkF-Q ,Y l HL'-NA ' S - '-x.- 'V' I' i l4':x,,. , ,..: - ,.,4 ,in-,W 3-all jv -,::Y :1:E1Tggg-,v-. , , , ,, 'L ': 1-fyi. I flii 2g ?i' 5 ' 'Qin ' x V5 ': 451 3-1, ':- ,,f?'- Y -,AYJT Q,X -Pi , iff 1 ,:, x f fi it --- . ,Vl,VQg:4 l3i?if3?,kV,ii5,w::- 5 , I: llgigg fdffwk :k:,,,,, , -,--'M ' if fi., fix, ,,-, 1,3-QQ Q., 1---.-ii- ,1-X2,?.-fi-f f f. X K 1 V , ..T,, 1 --QQ' I ' ' 5--,Lk??f 3 -fi-, ' fs- , ,, f 5 H45 2gf3 - 2 , , 1525 fii5',s,.ggg3f-,M-Si V ,, 45,45 32 VJ,f-.:.:'-'22--' UQV- -,' xk'f'w.f4 Y H V '-T.,-TELL1: - fi. ' fs- MA bl '5 i +L--1,g- ' I Jr' ' mf? 7 X fix- 'fg.. lf '1f?'f-1,-xg--,,ljVV-4,1122-.,g, J N 2 il -V -Q V: '-flimif -21 , V f A, ' : ,-Aw: 'X Q ,O U5 EFL - i-i!5 -V-, :im K ffi f 11,1 ng x ,rv ,, A Vg VVf-,i,, 'V-V--3-VW Cyl- , ,Q t.wo5.f73: XX!! qffgfggiiffgn .T 'f. f T41 475155 'Qf ' V ,C L 7'Y'i'1fW 5LF,,i EX 2 J p'fg':'9' , -f VVA,4Ji, .Q 3,-e, :gf 1,-1 IX D 'ffl HN ,F 'VW if il? I ff 5rMw ' ,-F-,J-jwlfisr I-fix? ,HM V.-tr., Kash- nr' X5 Vg,,,-5: QTQENQ ji .xxx-vwbmrxr 1 -lk, - ,+,-fi V ' -44 :N ' ' 2 II., ff? 7 --K f' ' ' - ,, 'Y' ,-'N,,f, . I' '54 T- 'x ' 'f fxi 11A71fj':,-f- 313'-'Y-A ' 3222- 'f'f'?3 b '17M' iixixff VCV' VCX . VV,VIh,V,,gD14,,5.,EEK'x 551,-fgzglg -trfg'-3:1jP,JL,. X23 A 'xfqfff F7 ,Q ff-1' 4' .7ffQ,Z,1v.7,g,VX ,V J 5' -'GQQQ r'L'x41 ' 121 ii'-A PX'-X., ,-ff,,t-'15 .fi 'vfxf-V :eg -- V 3 X, T?-riijgfj D-L-fir Lf 7-' nf- Llllf g5:f.,f Q ,lf-kiT,:.9 f 'V,K V wk Z 1,-., . f xv45,y 3 1- W,f T '-fzvigi M -3, 5:-im ,f V -V Q. xv g,,,iff W gf -ga my W V , f . Q7 Q3 A-V? J- fi dj 25:31 A P m1fFj4yVV f QQ if, 151 - 4, 't-, 5 , , -5 ,, -, ' X -, 1-,Lf . , .mf--rffVf'f.,V F5x:f:,,, A wb ug' ' W' I fx ' 'N--,-4a 97 fQ3'U1!'V'? V 5 'iQ '-uf -' ' 'W : ! 'fx-5Il:3 LW N 'l 'H' ' 2 J wwf- N az ! J 9 f W .V'1:'J4f 5- F ,iefrkll ::,VV,,,,jW fl B V 'M ab -' ,-i:2f-i.- ' V' 41 J V' fxxx NT f 5f5V-?,i?' W-JV CQ-NV, Q ff 'ff2YJ,,,.,- ' 7,,,f-',,?' 'P at -J- ? 'L f'Y?iT'ig---3 ff 'V Qc' 2 , X L ,-V-gf? X 5, . x J fwlw-.QVC IQ..-1, ,:1::-3gif gf-V, i T41 VJ ,4,,.,. X XR X ..m16'-ffff-Lf,f- .,,f,,, - f L, . N , , , A,-Q-nj Fifi, X 4:7 :QV ' H ig? N 2 ,ff f . 1 6, f'H-V ' V . H ff :4 Vff':,fLi1,,,'- f -V ,S 'Q-gif , 'K Q9 Q VAXQ +'Pf'q5XX W4 f ',?.-'fl fi' '4b5Tfi 'fS:f -2' ' f V, W LVQ'-QNQ Mx ,fb 2 fx 1122-' XV fx -6-l,,,,f f,,ff' VV I If ,JA -V Vx f, if . NN ff. ,Q V ,qw N ff, kg wif R ' Fx T 9 3 X ? V 1 1,.f'7'Li3Xf'X ff-Q 'XQN'i5'l'V:?! i1f3'Z.f:2fV2 ' f 'X 'F 1 N '- X - ff-fc X- 11N 1' 'Vx' ,- x f,,Cf7,'1 3F,x: f 'fQf.f T4'Ti'3 V iff' XX 5' C R N94 YSL, 4,4-ff5 fE L VKX 9, 'L1'xL w:'f'!' 'A I P1 l3TXx'VXd 3 :X -52,2 Ni? f -?'i7QxvxQfQW'f 1fQff,AVPTVQ--.VJgV1 swiipxw - X 1, ' A , 5 V, ,I ,f .ff-' , , X ' lf ,jf- ,f xv, jf ' am 1 Xi ,,-,.q.:f'Qf vp , X, -' , 4--,,,,Sf-f Rx ,ff - n'x xx Xdf. qi' X K dx. 3 X5 .,Q?V ,,,f9'f,1iX1XXx iXXk 'jx , , fv1Q,,.'L 5b-if-:'f j pf 'D+ I jf N Af-0,-,I- 4-37' C' Y X ABNXXX 'VG' 'AV 47' 7 'N N' 'X 1' 5' '-3'3 A -E V Q43 ,di f Z V --I I . V x V -f I 'A ..- fff f h ,X X W Nfxkf if X35 Vzkxllx j: I Y-K5-,V xx i' Q,-fx , 'QYQZ x I.,-?. f.j f ,f-Q-',,, f' jivff ,5fa8fi?.4,32S1,,,f'XX'-X-3h,?:zfQ ,ol Q .V 'M 2 rVl,,' 5 I Q2xj'y1f'ff2Sff1 ' X3-iii-,Z--'p V U 'Hx , V51-,Q uh X-?F'N?Q . R1-V AX! Y VW WV, vfi,ff.ffff'N--N ,f f V. - -f ,1 I' . ,N-,fw X 5 ' ,151 Diff V.-.,f-:X -,X wp, W- L yx , 'dye , XX 3 'f af f X f!52v7 A- Q 2 f'5?Q'J?4'i2 Q Q f X xr V AiV P:fV , f7fff XA '1'.Q1S., lf fi , YI .5 ' Q '-Y ,jf , fffavf y V -Q 1, 1 1 'ki iflv' ,j,,ff',N'E NX jf ww il ,gif-:XM k I 1 xgtygf .JJ V agy7f by HK pJX!fiZ51f,51pf'fjXFx.f!!. ,xg ' gg ,Nil C55 1 .7 kr ,!Qv',f. 'gr , fi P Q f' . - qbqnf if V.. xQ ?fV, K ,H , I 1 , -' U L , ' K ,:Q:f,Q' rl? f Cgfgjbgi -, S f 1 JI - -X 5 .gf NV,.f,f 5 'VI y 1514 'H-'X fx Y . zffhdngii , ffm' Iffffffjj sf! xx -Q 'QV 5 gn- ff ::!,,l,,.f, ff X kfx I Qggzy '1' r-,,.,,-ff' 2,,5:z,,,,a '-f 'f-f,,,gi,VV7 ufugx 15:3 ,yx In-'Q , Q H , 1' 'W X V -fr f 2 - - D V X r 1 . ' .1 'J'f'J:.f: 2 v 1 5 Vg ,Xp gytwjz Ur ,ffm M51--V-f',iij .. V Vi H: fs 221,11 71 J 1 1 ' f 'MVN VG Q f' 13 4 My L V 1 :,, 2 ' a ' -. ,,, , ' .2 .f'JV,, ,144 if 2 ,4,,,,f f ff 1' ,yi x 653971 ---f ' ' 'VH as 5, .Lf'u:,' r f U , 595 J: -5 :Z ff' ,f,, gfjb A-jf' X klgxx, y..-,,,,.,!7! ff: ',f1Q'?' ,fff 5' rj ' QLQJ Qgfff' ?fwxff1fn ,X ' x 'X ,fk,,.MVZfiZVi? , fa? C-5212 W-w w 355 aff QX. -WV f ifys X f'f,f7:i41EL,i7'7f'f' J N- 255545 .WYE Fi-i ,f1,b,6.1x., Q -1' J ' If X ,,, it ,,5,1jfif KX-Lzwf'!a,0 '4E ,f5if N65 af if 5' 'l 1' A . 7 Z? P ES T 'E-4'-Z' ZF 3 f ., Clif? 'gm' fuk 'WS-if f ' 3 VX ff' KQNN fi ' W5-V'? if wyxqm graf , , ,V 'X f' ,Wk 123373, 57A Q3 'Q D ' x V V i X 1' f' 1 :ff ', 'ich Y 5722217 ja? iff? ,.f-112 'vjQQ:f,:,,f A1j gf, R - X7,1,f-ly A L, - gt . f! 1 If f MX X, , 1 -.J ffsf ,Lf 4 k,Hv -.Y if-2 Ni. 3,7:,,f0fffgxf4L,f ff ff 1 yfx-, If-ifggjlr Vi-cf V .QVGA Mm? N' ' 1 fx YW fggriff V1 ft fi a ,g15fs?fV 6 N-X -' lm Aff-Vffffzwfl A 4 f 1 ' f wg Va ,VQQQ 1 -'f-WV' fy! win- X fr lx J' f f'ff ' f 'I f ff 13' 455145. V, Xgggfyf 1 'fglinif ? ff '?5?2'if X5 'gf ,V f7'! M M' f ' 4 1TfXff'i!,TqE'iJ g 4f'?'5 ' 2 1537, X 1V31::f 'gfnf f 5, nf ,f f . N ' , ,Q V1 1 ,114 ,i,-: , -gf I! Lf. '-V:-fl ,1 !f 7. lf! ' 457 W X YV293 'Qs V r ,af k ' 'i-Hy' S V' ,370 x ' ,i , Q-R i , 41, , ,,' I ff 'V V I 4 ' f , :-,554 . V ,iff -4 6459 ' f 'if F If lf! l - E, ,V QF Vp, J ' C-Ssfgff, 5- :, by Q Kflfqi 'g ' ,Q f 'X .N lv 7, SX V V 2 ,ff , 1, Vik 1 C5-iiafix if ' ,, 'K f f7FV'l'f X .fl f K .. R XX 9? 'A5 1 f if, , ' i594 3 'Sir WIQQVYS I ' ,lff,i-Xlf'fQf1:9 K ,iyfif W V N, f-T, 'SM--. Ca: X :V V ' fr' V ' 531 I 4' 'NQLSQQE-'.f,ffkfl.? A455 -' ,,f1!'-7-, -X ef' M13 1 V EQIVQXN' PPV ll- XX ,J VW :IV V. X-.,, :-7 4 X-'Qi95! fJ'fQQ ' f ,,W, f ?f1f,1a'4JjWMMA! WX , fff'+kX :EV VI- ,, M L fjyhilx 1 KT-S ' E 5?GEJ'f'f,,-1'53',,J0f5f5?ffi1' ' f-'ff fjlfyfff 1 ,XR ':f:'5Qx'x 34' V2 ' lf 3 V iii' V lv J: Y' 1 fl 5 ,V fy fm F N-Fwd X Q 3? A .D V -- vf'1V 1 '1 'ESE' . , ix ffgf 3fT'4'fWJ XXX X' 'S SQ-f'Pf'Yx 1 72? 52 ' xv, f 1 f'L'w1xa7f T223 xx, ,,,.,,,f 7 W ' ?!tfJ VJ 'uf'fx'-'fffixkg-93-4Q1'5,-Vif-.EVGLMQ 'ai ' X X Q- 'fy xFi'f',?-. 3 x ,I pf ESU H, 5- 1,79 , Q'1lff1jf251fi I 'VV ,1v,,f,N QV T55gpY,! ,V fx yin V9 X. 'R Sv- A-X:.y XV, :K 1 f'-Vw - ' ' f ,V-'TL-f KP 54212: 112353 ?'?b3f' i' ' 773 -V21 YN 'QXYQSBQX 'N V g11 f - il 'JWQ2 V 24,15 L Si ' V' ' VI. QR, iffy lx?,k125'xEi'Q'i1f's 12 gr Q 'fx 1:7 Tbfsuf, 'Q 1 ' ,211 N 'C-.-xxx 'WXVTQX 1x :vV, 5. v LLZ,-jgfv fx 5Q: 1 9' . 'LX Vg, 'Ny F Vj,,1,.5f ' Elf I lfiiigvig X1'Z0'f5f2 P,+1'ifx-SXi'fffljVffkQX' 46,5 1 ' ,-5251 X M F-,.i?ff5!f'lff,fff g ?11-,Q X'-f5' E 5 RR ' 'ax ig. 1 ESU-ff' f ' -iif X' s 'X it 'F ,Jf tiff? ' L12 3 nf ' x , V 'N .-,,,.f- 'ff-C R E?9'?f,':QV, ,J 5-gQHiQV,sifcfQ -XV M , ff? X623 , Nf 'fa ge Q, f V ,, 1, 1.5: Nfyjc gag. V P- -r 5 ,gif-, 171 1 2,-fbi X V' : M AKVV , xy s V' K 1'--3, if-ky -591 ,,,.-V,,,fQ Q71 fl 5-.f,V:,f,4V7j,L'! . g5Qf!,f ff . VA-5 ff- X: ,xrf F ,,, 4, VX 1 ,X 4fVf,f:VVV' .-iq VgL3xE:V7,'g,'5,fJ':w,f ,,g,,fVg:,1-f f3ff2fE C ,ffykvg ff'-513, z-5, a A ' VV 2,5-1-sgtb, -1,-VNK '-,jcgfg,Vgg . Q 1, xfxg. 1.-:f,Q1,ijQ, V, rm xg ,iff i5,q,..7'5: Q1 I, gf gt, 1 , -, V V,-1,1 :,.V- 1, .N .X .K fvffjfgif fir- '-+55lx ' 'X - 1 -ff ff55?ZQ 'Z-:'Z?DXf 'S- I. 2-, 'F riffs, N. K 4f ff'QVf'l ' ,fVfi?2 SDA, . :ff 737,11 x 'ilwfpw V if V '- ,Q ff X ' fivfgffi lvS? '?7 5' '13-'-f?Zf5f,ff'z f . f47ff f ,144 X '! ,j2 'f-'--1 ' Qf V 'f Q 91, ' 75- Xl' QQ- if ':f3': 2' 5,1 ,ff'1'QX,:1V77- AA .1 315.45 -7, ,gh-:Il ' -Ag girl, ' '51 fx ' ,f7fy4 ' '43 VSV:-5x' ' V Q,3,r'-51 ' lm V X, TxJ.,V44,?,ff44i 4 V L443 :Q Q, A-K K '-3,51 YVRYYL R Q5 qfzfr L5 2-f',,f:ffzi-V44 Q-, ifQfNf,4fV',fV',,f:V 'Vsffbp 2 TPB 2' -if 14 xi, -., 37'ff if -.V f V1 ,,.f- wx -f 1 Q - . V f VA . 'Y ,VV 3,454 4 fs- :vid yfff f 'X144-.Q- , ' V. V I V -. XV 2 kv 27 ppc-9' rf, ,7yff,f'.ff ,V vzakfffy? V fi-0' ,gif ,014 w YL.-Q. -'Q VV, V -is . N- V, '- V. -1 9f1fQ:VVf'22?fffif4426 ffl? fx'JV'1-3-'J-V jq,,ff' X ' x ,V Sifw if 'TVN k 15552 'jikvfl',,fg?i?'fQ?ffL,,'23,,Q4i5:-iii 5, ,,.,,f 3 TV E3 iff Niki 'QfV1,,, L: H V 'ilrigpf ', . S-5734, , iq,1, ?j-27,-fV1?j2?..X w,,qfi2,,2,xiV5Sfnv-r'.. 61 ,x if N MN, 5,11 3 ,DY -E -gifts' h .Vx V 5 55: :gk y I-V N: N 5 Mx 11 gin X4 4? :V ' '5 V - xl .C .T r f:ffj f?'VjZ'Ff7 if1 'L YY N N ,z!5ifF:4. ,.ffV Q-'S' - , Mui, . 7 g,f .,,f. xH X-QA Xxx V Tp?iYg'1., . --,zbg 1 V A QI, V' ., fi,2fi,V.-f N-' 3: Y V- fir ' 62,2 VV., . -V,.fVVV5?:wV 'V VV- :' f' fi' 1,3 TQVQ5-, f' ' V S 'f- i, J' ag? ,, , ' 315 2-FQQ , 'V - . 'R'-,V ' 'V 'SFKE f ,-,:,-,,,-VVV-'V.gg ff i?'f' , . ' fx gr, Q-mf, , '1V:l,,QeV:jV V J , ,ff V xl Q V K if,gE-V: x3,,VVg,5.,i, . - ,,f Vfg zff- ,.A,f4f -n A-,x,,V - A V - ,4, Y' V A ' 42424 5Vl': f'1 iN , V ?1,',, 1 ' , ,M ll UIXI 'WN mum 4 , .. ...,..- ,, .,.,,.,r...,-. -,. .-1-V--... ,.. ..,..... , - - -..,,... K.. .,..-.. -,,-,.V...--Y-,v-fV-.V.,..,V--- V- - - - V V Ill, V ,,, ,..,.,,, .VVVVVTV l 1 '-mgyfuynf - ' vfjyzjf 'Iggy A FZQW7.. V ZQVVMWW' 0,47 ,'V. V. VV ,ff!VfV,Q.V yqfly-w3',.m-, f V A V, , A ,- V f VV ,V V f , VVVVV V V V f ,V Kill, ,V ,KA VV V V VV , . . V' f V V V , ,V V' V V VV V ' V V AVG V-V 4 VV. if V V f.- ' VVVV V V V V 'VVV x V V ,-V,qV.V V-1 2- 255 f WMV' A f? 7 75 .VVV M, 6 C V ,V .V V 2,1 .V VVVTVV V, A' . VVVV 2.-w. V.V -f 1' ' VV VVV' V V V? ffyffff ' ' ' VWVW V Wi A ' , '5' WJ .f f V X- V ' V ff V' fgffff 'fffy ' XVZV W Hi' 5 4 - VV! M TWP' 'A -V .. V NME fd MSQSE . V V f V , ,V :VV V iffy 6 .VVVVZ , Viv , ,-,ml , , VV .- . J .V ,W 'VV 5 ,,,,,V.,-5, V V L., W V V f V V V V VV V I jr .AW VV t .V I V W WN V V :7f,1V, VV VV -K V V gp, V' 352551 ,:V,f', , f' V 1 f ' ' V J f, - - KVM . K f JV -V ,V V V V V V' Vf XZ4' VW f V '- CWM ' V VV ' V V' ' V ' A V VV L 'Tv' '5 iv - V VVVV 1' Q' VV V4 V ' f ifyf if ,KV VC V ' '. f V X 7 fy, V. V 2 '4 f V V V f V, VV . V. V ,ff rl., . fi V V.E50 jx , V ,V ,V V. 3,4 JV ,V. V, Q52,x7 ,V X VXVVLZV QXZS-ZQ IVVZVVWGZ V,f V V V V' 21 V, ,V VV V yy V WV, VIV- f Q. V V. I, V ' . 4, fVV .-.. I .fXff,VVV. 5 2,34 - V V .V V ' VV V f VV., V V fL G WVUQ ' V my ' V-aw H - - V, V VVVMV V .f , ,, A,f,,XV V6 ' Vw. ' 1 'W ' Q04 VV,.-V.,.V,V.-.,-V. ,,--- Y.-V WMV MW, '--'f- Www A ,WTXZ A V QKZMEXW .yvq QQ I in V I QV V 4. l 5 I X if YW ff. y A! it V if VZ , V V QIn?Zf Z , V ' f f eff V V ' V V ' Vt 5,51 f' 'VV V' V Wai X' V. V V V W' VV' W VCV f V V f X f' 5 V V- VV V -W f ' 'ft V -V: 19-d,'f'fy!5f VSV -ff ifw-ff Q WS' V. nf ' f '1 f V V '3 V f 'V Cs f'V QVKNW Vfff.-V - V Vfgmfn V' V' 'V 'V b V f V y . VV X ,.., -' JV,:,,,L3f ,f AMW? IVQVM VXVJL V QV.-gf -V! A.. Q A V V -. N65 ,HM -, ,, f A' 0 KV V ,.,, .V V ' -' ' 'V ' VV V V V V. ,V V V. - A'V' Wfv , Vfif VV' . V V W -K fn V f VV,V,Vf A 7 .-VV f . A V V 127' V ' - VV VV VV. . V Vfz- 'V A f VV .V A' V V! f V V VV11 f 'A Vu 4 V f ' ' V W - M? Mew V ..... 'Pe--,wi VVVQ4' V V .VVV-VV 'Vw V wif f V ' V V y' mf1V'.y L' fV '.-- Vai -XV! . V ' w wf? VV . f..w.f-PAF: V V VV V -' V 3 V7 CW-V Z VVVV ff f 4V f',V'Af2. .vw V. VNV , -V V V 'M' VV, V Q1 fx V '-V V- ..-- ' vb iff a s , . 4 XVF W VV 'V 1 .V . H Q 4 V Y VV V I. Q 5 -V'.g,f'- V ff 4 V w V,gw V .ff V -A--l-- !,gq,qV,gffVV.VV, ALMV V .VV,.,.,. ...,.. VV VVV. VV.,VV,,,. , A V -V V W x Q V fk X f f V' ,.., , V V. . V V 4 ffm . ,VVV , ,VV I , V A V , V K . I , I QQ VV- VVV, N - li ' f . VV H., V L 'Vj V ,-ff-Y QV V, 'f .V -' A I , V A 'V V315 1-A Kg V 'Q ' V-VV,5- Vw-Q, XV, Q QQ' Vg ,WJ Q . ' VV 5 ' ' V V -V V. VVVVV V, ,X,,V,V7fV,VbVgfVz,X.V, , .V V ,WXVV V JAVWM 5 my V VV Q V V f5VfM?WX 4? V VV V 4-.ff - f f f 'VVVZVWMV VV ifwwf if V V VVVV. 1 V f f V 451.9 V VF' 4 .424-Vff J W - f:VV WK wfff fff V 4 VV V V ,X f Wyj .3 - V Us V,-yy KV X VV. f V 4 . W' V' X -- - -fx. V K Vf VV V-: XY , , 5 K f 1 IV ' -W VV' focffg Li -V - 4 V1 4: V. V 'Vx 1' ' f LV V Vw LV V' ,V Y. V . V qu, A , ,, - VVVV V .-4S,,,.,M., x Iv QV V , 5. 5! .. lf? 'V V Q VM ' ,VM WW V ,,VVV V V VNV smwv. W Vs! K X f 1 X 7 SZ V.-,VV 'V Vw WN Vg? Q, VV . V , QV .SV X , M 4 ZS! .V ':j-V- .19 ,Q A fm-VVQ V C f X V N A 4V..mMV,..VVxm.2.sV Kfw 4 S wg 5 f ff ? f 'V , V 4 I X F y X 1 Q 4 9 X gg Q , , SV,1yV.:V Y' 'W -W ff f -f 3 if -- . -' ' 4 J V4.1 Q, V?7f'V-W .V ' f..VMwgfsVgQV. I ',, V ff? V :W :ffm iV , 4 2 W ,Vg ff 'V V. V V . VV ' VIZVVVVWVV VV 3 NVQ .11 V Vw ff m ' U V 4 f f Z Q C f W wk ,MV V ! 'G V 7 V 2 Y y V V V ..VVV , ..... ,W 4 ' Vi -www, ,wg ' ' - ww: --'Z .QV -V. V V A IV SV. ff 1 -W V VS A+ f- f .V X 3 K wmv fx .V 5V A 2' V, -VV 4 X v X I ff X1 V V 5 X V if V: V f V Q VE V X. 5 W V 'zz b f V X s Vi sa. x r X W f f, f 22 f if fail 1 V S X Q M :A A A W ! ...V V..V V.. VVVV WVVV f 1 Q! Us fs 1 A X 3 ,,, f I' A 1 1 V V J l q SV, V f V X5 , f W W W V V ,Vf ,V 9 V V pw VV ,V 4? V ..-. VA W 0 Z 4 V b V, M XV 9 V f V. V 4 ,f 4 Q 1 7 4 'fi 4 f X 4 V 47 ff X V V X I V V W Q v V! V J , X xx 4 4 f 4 J ,V.,. ..V.V,, ,V 25 V ,V V W ,gg 'aff yfww JU...-, -V4 a , ' V 0. VV. VV V+ Y X In X515 11.35 AVS wi, -. V V V17 . . fy . V V af - Z3 ,VX VW' V .. Vwrzwb 'XV 57' . 1 Lf' ' VW . V ,WMV f'! f z X f 5 V W fag ! jx 9 X ,VV,.V X , 4 f X ffm , 4 5 I if V, 2 if ff f ' 263 O I V V fl YW f , Q 7 V V 1 4 V f V W 7 K W f if VV 7 f' 5 f 1 ' 1 X V V , , Aff, f K--V yff VV N V X f I V... Q. fn A.. VV. VVV 'if Z? X N ff VVVVV '- I If V ix 'Q Lf 1' A ,J A if JN? Pzzge Olze Hznzzlrecl TLL1, R ,V m SENIORS Row 1 : Anderson, W. Anderson, R. Bennett Berglund Bcrkery Bisch Bishop Blakemore Bollman Bothe Braker Budris Calderwood Capek Row 2 : Cappetto Cavanaugh Christensen Cooke Cooper Corrigan Dalton De Salvadore Elliot Enhorning Fieroh Fiet Fontana Forlenzo Row 3 : Freund Gavin Gehmlick Gedney Griffith Greco Gustafson Hagg Hefter Heimer - Heugal Hon Hopkins Horlock i ii Row 4: Janks Johnson, Johnson, W. Katkus Kempf Koblosh Koprek Krasowski A La Barge La Civita Lehr Lewis Lilly Mang Row 5 : Marchese Matta McHardy Meyers Mischke Morre Moser Munson Nelson, E. Nelson Niahon Nodine Nojd Novakas ,Row 6: Nyquist O'Connor O'Driscoll Olsen Olson Ovens Paisley Parkerson Parsons Pearson Pethunas Petrosiz Poth Price Row 7: Puhr Raddatz Ralph Regitz Roberts Rohen Saliani Schaafsma Schilke Scher Schnert Scott Sierveld Sommer Row 8 : Spaniel Stothard Swanson Thompson Tisivich Tromner Turrell Vandever Ventura Vizza Vratney Vujevic Wacker Welesh Row 9: White Wilk Witt Wobeck Wohlgethan Wrage Yanda Zeman Sehnert IUNIORS Abell Alexander, M. Alexander, B. Altman Ambrose R010 10: Anderson, C. Anderson, J. Anderson, M. Apato Argenio Arnold Aschenbrenner Azarnol Mi .2 -1-N Babicky Baker Bailie Bakiclis Barr Barren Row 1 1 : Barrett Barrett Bartoline , 'if' Beata eff Bendziuhas . ' ff . Q i Benes K 1' f ' ,, Bennett Berganski Bergman Berneth ,. Block Bohener Bohum Bosch 4, Row 12: Bosnak Bowes Bradfish Briensberg Briggs Bronson Brown, E. Brown, P. Bryan Bueche Buglio Bukauski Burns Bush Row 13: Bystrouski Caden Calascibetta Calvey Calzaretta Camer Caputo Carlisle Carlson Cary Chapis Chatman Chopp Chrisanthos Page One Hfmrlrerl Ona Page One PI7HI!il'Z'tl Two su, me . A ,5., Q , Sff.,..,1 , ., +3 - wfgs zs sf ' XJ Xi? 2 . wife' .1 x .-:ga ZZE sq , IN 14' sv f X? f 9 x X f X N N ' fr is 1 is N' X X X . ' ka! wsu W , .,.f J A , ,,.,,,., Z f ff k , F. Y, JK? Q N? X C ,ls ,Q ' fx XX 1 we ef X M 4 X ,F fx Q1 A Q f 'sf , W f x W W J X 1 W 1. ,. 4 ,N ,. X' 1 M M 4 f .,.,xE 1 ' X' . ,V , Qu- Mi 73: 4 7 M., xy. W, .ff :Z Z E ,ga ll! JUN 10115 Row 1 : Christensen Cibic Clohesey Coglianesc, E: Coglianese, P. Colditz Cole Conway Costello Crusing Cummings Darby Darcy Davis Row 2: Dawson Decker, A. Decker, K. des Laurier Derlin Devite Dietz Di Giacomo Di. Grazia Dolan Domke Don Donatelli Donohue Row 3: Doolan Doran Duggan, L. Duggan, A. Durham Durkin, C. Durkin, F. Eichorst Eisa Ekster Englert Engstrom Enright Evans Row 4: Faber Fallon Fitzger Fitzgerald Florian Foerster Foertsch Frargassi Gall Galagher Ganakos Gaugham Gaughan Gawrucik Row 5 : Gehmlich Gentine George Getz Gnat Godfrey Goldberg Good l Gosselin Grady Granata Granger Gray Gritzemore Row 6: Groom Gudas Guendling Guentner Guth Guthe Hailstone Haiman Hale Hamann Hamel Hanna Hannigan Hansen Row 7: Harker Heath Heise Heisler Hr-lmbold Herald Herget Heun Heywood Hill Hinson Hoefler Hollaway Holmes Row 8 : Holst Hopkins Hossfeld Howells Huler Hulct Hull Hurst Irace Iverson Izzo Jaffke Janda Johannes Row 9: johnson, E. Johnson, H. johnson, N. Johnson, R. Jonaitis .lonker Jorgensen ,lu0ZaltlS Kabat Kane Kane Katkus Kav acesvica Kehoe I Row 10: Kelly Kenney Ketterer King Kline Klopp Knaus Knutte Kodis Kolkikamp Kouba Kramer Krika Kristufek Row 11: Kronski Kuhn Kuschel La Beau Lackner Lantry Lavin Lawlor Lehner Le Monnier Lenz Licata Lindeman Link Row 12: Link Lundquist Lyons MacLaren MacRitche Maine Major Jajorek Manderfield Marchese Mark Mark Mastrangelo Matkovich R010 13: Mattas Maxey McAndrew McCarthy McCarthy McElhiney McElroy McGee ' McGovern McLabe McKinley McNamarra Metzger Milback Gas JT, . -. Q , 1 glllilllm ...ul Page One Hzmdrezl Thru an .Wx pa 'nm ,5 V LIZ. V , 4? ZLL! ,. X, ' V ' V , V .5 , V Q V li. V- 5 V , V , ,, ,V 1 V , y .Q fx Q 2 V .- V. y , 4642 . g , ' ' V. V' HQVV z, E... V f-.fa , fr, ,aff V ,VSV rf .V 1 V V , , ' , ,az ,QV V Q V f xf I I X 'V A V V, VV f V Vs, 4. fs yfifmw A A V' 1 f -VV-1. V ' Y . J f ' ,VMC N ,' V ' ' VV , X f ,. - mf - V ,ip-V, .X v ' , ,V , ' are VV fx MV 1.3 ' ,V g V,V:VV-Q,V.V,V: V . i ,,..,,. . 355 -W' . , ,, EV vw,E2m.12:2fV 2 V nl. ' V ' V . , fV- . - w s f'yf3 ' , , ' ,' f::VVV,VV .. . V95 V V 5 , V ,. gif ' I I Ia' - I Z, XI, I .Lg I A fy IV I II V' X, wx- V I VI I ,V,- ,. v V I 'Vg' V II, Y ' af, e . -fi V' ZA QW 13' 1' G' ,V 0 Q , , 1 ,X . 1 1 I, . X 'MQA 2, , I . V , , V, 5 - I fy. . .I 5-VN X by X- .. -VI Q I Ny, 4 43, V W ,,- Q! gi 5 , fv ' V 'VK ,Q V 'QPV7 rvffx T -' ' '-Lf! N ,Vi . V Q V' 10 7 ' X' A Z1 -W ' 'Y -' ' ' M ' , 57 1- 67 53s V' 'Vi 7' Q QA s . ' . 1, , 7' ' XV v 1 7 ' ' H 1 , r y . Vg I, .. . ,,V -VV V ,. .. I gi , V , ,V -,, VV W4 ,gf42,rf 1 f V ,V ff.-Kg V-f:,.,,III II IX .I - R. I,.. iff I I , II f 5,54 II 7, , V553 I, I , V A , f, 4 V I, IV In ,II II III III, V, I Ii, II v ? ,I Q 5. I I . A. I I : iff . II .M I . I, , ., Alll MIII IIII ? x ws If 'sf' wi: f J I4 + V 4 A X 4? V f, W iw 'V' A 15 x f 5 y , 4 J . , ff X 2 A . ,, , ,. , f ff, ,f , , , A ,Q .5 . . . 4. A , ,.4k.,..,a,. :fx , f? ' ff' 4 . ,V . f. ' , . 7 127' V 'f Q- f yf fJ '7 V V , W , , , 4 .V -' .1 f. ' ' N, VV V, fa f-V: 1 WMS '-...MM V V UM.--ML ...VV . . , ' . ' ' i -V1 A ZX f Vf! VA A .,..,.. .,.l.-.jH-,,-., ff . QQQN.. W ,. , I TI I ,.?NI:,m ,, , . Z, I I ,V II V I ---- ,I, ,,, .,,. W .. I7,5,MV,,MV ,,I',,:WW Z .I I III, , - -asf , Q W mf ' VW 4 , A V -1 izi A ' V- 'ff' V ,V , II .. if Y S 1 QW , ' Q wwf ' at-af 5 V , , ffupg IJ I f.,,..'-B If zz. yi, A ik I IZIIA, f' W' 6 f , . , V v ,V V V V N. , -- V VV, V VV , , I , VV V , 1 V-V- A K 'VX - bv- X ' - V V? X A V V X-M AV U' V 1 N . . ix ,i ' N151 l,.ff,...,,lL,..,w..Q .V Y 'Qi . V I fr , .. -?afm.fVJ I .- I . , ,,5,,.,I ,L,.V I ,,... - , I ,, I ,. , ,,,.... f , WWII I .I ,,,, WLM, C I, II ' 1 ,. . ' ' Q ' , ' V' if V .V ' , ,571 k'4Vz5' 1 ' .V -, , Q V ., , ,V , if , , V V, V ,V, , ,HW ,.,, -. . , 4V V. - .yf 1 5, . X. .X . ek. .' -A. - ,Wm :- .fn , V! , C V V. VJ. 'E we? fam .- :Eff 7 1., V-1 ', ,,,V, f, ' , V V V V 1 N .Q5x1 .X V. V ,,,. V , D : V XV Vff V W , '- . -I V .4 ,VV V2 , '74 ' 5 A' , jf' .7 3 . V ' X? F. .' N' ' ,V 5 . x fi' '. 7 'ff , . Q, ' ,Sr ', V , MV? Ev. VV , - ' f F ifa!-S' . , 3. , I 4 , I . II , V ,.,. , W V . I .f - , ,ll A 42 X f , 'X I A Q 'X ,... X . . , I 1 II X I .,,, I ' . dy IX Sin 1. . I 3 X X f , f x V ' .f S X VT 9, ,bg w N 4 x I. ' . V I W , V If . XI I I , II XII' I fy Z I Y, 0.. I I , ,I . V I . , V, ,f :V ,A ' , -.ff ff f . .IN I. X . '- . VV , 'J I ,V V,V, . q 5 . . ., -,P ,V V, 1 wx ff .4 wf ' l fi' ' V 'sl I W ff' 'Hg 1 X I4 mf X d.if v5.7'iI '7 ' f 1' j' F , U ' ' -'7 f, I RX N, . ' . 'r- I X V .. X , Page One H und red F011 2 V XS ,Y -pV 5-, 5 --Mal 6 mm g ' - II ,gi , Zigi-no Lo . - 0.13 vm H141 ll Q4 JAJJ9! ' 0 JUN1oRs ffft'- 4 Jw Row 1: Miller Mills Milton Mitchell Modeen Modesta Moldenhauer Molitor Monahan, D. Monahan, XV. Monahan, H. Morgan Moskolunas Mouctis Row 2: Mulcahy Murino, A. Murino, L. Murphy, R. Murphy, D. Navarra Nelson, B. Nelson, C. Nelson, G. Nelson, J. Ncstie Ncudorfer Newman Noonan Row 3: Nordstrom Norman North Nyren Oates Oehnige O'Halloran O'Keefe Olsen, I. Olsen, N. Orrico ,pj Ottenstroer, F. Ottenstroer, L. Paeodes Row 6: Pappas Pargauskas Patrick Paukstis Pearl Pekoc Penninger Pezzuto Phillips Pictorman Pign ato Platt Polly Pon d Row 5: Porter Propotnick Prosapio, J. Prosapio, V. Quirk Radatz Raisens Rawers Resc Hia Reidy Resler Reuter Reynolds 'Z Reynolds Row 6: Roehr Roethel Rosania Rutledge Russo A Rychell Saggione Salato Swanson Tessler Theodore Thompson Thyfault Timosciek Topel Row 10: Treacy Unrath Vaci Vair Vandekoppel Vilimas Vesirkas Vizgard von Perbondt Wagner, L. Wagner, V. Wallace Walton Webber, W. Row 11: Samuelson Webber, J. Sanders Wegnel. Sandman Wilhelm Schaflz Wilson Schafer Winstedt Scherer Wray Wunlick ROW 71 Young Schlllffr Zalatoris Schmfdt Zasaitis Schmitz Zawodzka Schneider Zeiss Schultz Zink Scott Zitz Scott Scluster Row 12: Search Zippman Senese Zuelke Shanks Shadlauskas Shenoha Shawtell Row S: Shepherd Shwatal Sigafoose Signore. Smith Smithson Smolik Sockett Sokas Specht Spence Spencer Stanconz Stover 5 Row 9: - Strusinckas Stuart . Summerfeld M Sustman F Swanson, E. Swanson, J. Z I Swanson, R. Pqge One Hundred Five DIVISION 3 03- 5 A-MCKENNA Top: David, Sommerfeld, St. Rue, Collins, Con- rath, Angsten, Glatzhofer, Mullen, Batruel, Trant Middle: Cerrone, Miller, Lenz, Gagus, Juraska, Schewe, Enright, Voigt, 'O'Connell, caprak, Walter, Rasul, Gall Bottom: Hooks, Tilley, Gillespie, Russel, Hey- wood, Smctana, Mele, Zandstra, Keating I DIVISION 311-SB-KEHOE Tofu: Collia, Daly, Scholz, Capetto, Cappetto, Ryan, Brogan, Farrington, Kapp, Nicol Middle: Foos, Calzaretta, Lucas, Dwyer, Zic, Gordon, cilia, Barre, Selis, Cesario, Mastcindria, Murphy, Engenbarker, Doyle Bottom: Mastrangelo, O'Grady, Ryan, Townsend. Tully, Lurgio, Paglinia, Hansen, Grotzese DIVISION 319-SB-BOYLE Top: Le Blane, Duschene, Hauss, Rulino, Ely, Somes, Anderson, Rio, Wickstrand, Scott, Nobe, Jerlstrom Middle: Anderson, Curlray, Anderson, Bancevi- cius, Cook, Daly, Bergman, Shepherd, Pendras. Daus, Rubin Bottom: Morris, Kihl, Butler, Casey, Grepe, Abate, McGovern, Eklin, Henderson DIVISION 305-SA-STANEK Top: Ziccarclli, Davidson, Gorles, Garzoto, Schick, Totulis, Kwinn, Gallagher, Giblin, Schumpp, Hepp, Di Biaco, Walthers Middle: Kult, Ludwig, Wendt, Dain, Brandt, Reutridge, Mr. Stanek, Clemente, Hill, Finn, XVeber, Capretz Bottom: Priore, Swider, Kipp, Moran, Chakmak, Pacelli, Keane, Blcck, Angone Page One I1IIHltl'l'L'll Six va. f 2 as DIVISION 4 0 7- 5 B-MAHONEY Top: McDonald Scliober ostin Nos itski Stover Piato Svsanson Mullins Helmold NVell- ing Wfenckos Middle: Potlm Scliuldt Ionick Slicrman Crotty Long Stanley Riley Boffomz Bottuanick Morker Zickus Burns Croak Rochan McNart ONeill DIVISION 401-5 A-PETERSON Top: Zivalick Claras McNilly Kovaclievich Orlofe Shefcik McEneany Stadtcr Ed Behcdcl Finnigan Gavin Gustafson Miss Peterson Tost urkovicli Nelson Delm Reedman Geammona Turfaio Bofiom: Drin Remeidis Budrick Licata I-Iennip Smith Metz Feil Schmidt DIVISION 30 0 - 5 B-MCCURRIE Top: Tiffy Bradbrook Weir Gleason Cowie Edwards Kafka Meagher Cogliancsc Nayder Middle: Kremer MacKay Stirn Strom Petrillo Sprotts Feelcy Baculis Litland Hart Passo Davidson Bottom: Minkcl Sliikcls Reed Yakovs Johnson Urban Walktr Campbell Kranich i 1 f Q f Y 5' S . 4 3 E a, f S7 ' 'xg 7 7 J Y I V , ' . ,I , 7 7 7 7 7 4 1 v N7 A I ' f 1 v x 9 J 1 7 7 7 7 f 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 fW f f YT X MA X fi, f W WWW f f I V4 , 4 V x a 7 f , i 1 7 9 1 1 f 9 a Mzrlclle: Zivalich, Cm-ellone, Kraatz, Gerrick, 1 6 I 7 J 7 7 7 4. , , 7 7 7 '7 7 l 7 7 7 K Z X Eff! fa , 1 Xygif 14 Q43 l Q 7 7 7 7 . I 7 7 Y 7 . 7 7 7 7 7 as Q 3 9 9 1 1 F 2 , 7 7 7 I 7 7 1 7 7 7 :H 'I 4 iff, 73 - i DIVISION 3 1 1-SA-I-IEDEEN Top: Brown, Fclcz, Barkas, Hyman, Hanl-ta Dillia Middle: Madsen, Ganakos, Clemons, Warren Wick, Miss I-Icdeen, Stccle, Luebkc, Rasmusscr I-Ierter Boffomz Austin, Jolmkc, Krey, Kart, I-Iagouic Dimas, Adair, Caspsr, Savin Page One Hmzclrczl Seven 7 DIVISION 210-SB-WOODS Top: Lesley, Taft, Sorich, Morris, Meyer, Schultz, Armal, Milkint, McNamon Middle: Marines, Meyer, Kummer, Hammerschia, Albert, Woods, Rciser, De Groodt, Berg, Hill- garth, Super Bottom: Flanagan, Murphy, Andercr, Boody, Merker, Baier, Laurin, Garding, Ziegenhagen DIV-ISION 401-SA-WEEKS Top: Frank, Coglianese, Schuldt, Kasley, Berg- mann, Adams, Cartin, Muscarella, Demke, Hill, Boal, Nelson Middle: Voci, Chizauskas, Miko, Reidy, Stahlke, Haas, Haas, Taylor, Heinrich, Havcl, Matlock, Smetana, Zanke Bottom: Prine, Riekhoff, Posenhofer, Smith, Meyer, Wfall, Schreiber, Jones, Fries, Presler, Sokol DIVISION 30 O - 5 A-STEVENSON Top: De Groodt, Rundquist, Giblin, Roethel, Buckley, Schulte, Kenney, Smyth, Sheehy, Knutte, Strobel, O'Malley, Ford. Doyle Middle: Scanlan, Surges, Chopp, Bastick, Gray, Kelly, Orr, Butcher, Anderson, I-Iaugh, Robert- son, Helmann, Manow Bottom: Dunn, McGuth, Glass, Beland, Gacvince, Braker, Furfaro, Kostal, Camer, Nelson DIVISION 412 -7A-PARKER Top: Powell, Baiairel, Brown, Vignono, Tosello, Tychil Bottom: Boyce, Lowry, Roland, Royers, Billman Page Om' Hzuzdrrd Eight f sig . Q f 54 f f 5 'X 1 ff Z X , f I f ff Q , W , 2? -vs.,fw.f I , f -4. 1. xg : Nz a v, - . x 4' a E I l DIVISION 303-7A-E. TIERNEY Top: Anderson, Schoenheider, Welesh, Sullevan O'Donnell, Surgcrs, Knor Middle: Mintcr, Zemeck, Berg, Holmstrom, John- son, Nunziato, Manan Boffom: Garva, Navarro, Burton, Lettirre Hackert, Sutterlen I DIVISION 2 0 2 -7B-SHORTALL Top: Connely, Sommer, Dorn, Engler, Perry Dixon, Smith, Nahouse Middle: Remer, Marks, Martinek, Swartzel, Mrs Shortall, Kline, Devlin, Meyer, Meddaugh Boftomz McCarthy, Lewis, Krueger, Millberger Essenberg, Schalo, McKay DIVISION 3 O7-7A-O'BRIEN T0,9: Hudern, Voss, Rubin, Dagausis, Adams Adama, Cappetto, Simons, Cleveland Middle: Garrety, Shirmelis, Gade, Graff, Leckowic, Pellegrini, Griskcl, Remkus, Stoskus Bottom: Lenza, Neuman, Aquilerax Janis, Baure, Pachina, Sorrentino, Clancy DIVISION 406-7A-FINNEGAN Top: Yooskes, Featherstone, Kelly, Bartick. Miksis, Paccivic, Schloffer, Kehoe, Rixman, Mikszta, Doran, Schmidt Middle: Majauskas, Krey, Hagen, Newth, Martin, Petrulis, Apperlberg, Miss Finnegan, lfkovitz, Traskis, Barry, Stcinhauer, Goug, Spi0II0, Richards Boffomz McDermott, Fenton, Bialck, Rick, Gleason, Wfarniski, Cadigan, Gronberg, Daugherty, Keck, McNally, Burke Page One Hzmrirea' Nme l 3 v I 2 K Z '5 f x lf yu fi 2 Y it 2 3 2 l 2 DIVISION 31 1-7B-NEBEL Top: Farley, Priscal, Cusser, Belcik, Bialeck, De Mos, Pisarski, Pattis, Sahsliey, Sowa Middle: Semlin, Bailey, Garver, Wfaldron, Bosta, Schoenbeck, Mr. Nebel, Swanson, McMullen, Harder, Granzow, Riv, Harm Boffomz Kline, Tvekrle, Rowe, Porter, Pohlman, Jankauskas, Azik, Ahlgrain, Beasgan DIVISION 211-7B-R. BRIEL Top: Widl, Beland, Quinn, Meyer, Frederick, Wagner, Solberg, Schauer Miffzlle: Katt, Spiotto, Sharp, Bonelli, Ufferman, Lickey, Mason, Kroll, Hebel, Longdon, Coglianese Boiiomz Manwell, Ely, Gough, Fiore, Ebert, Garnick, Berg, Stern, XVhitcomb DIVISION 423 -6B-SCI-IIERBAUM Top: Chizaretta, Bohlman, Lamont, Cook, Hay- den, Grund, Florasch, Magliano, Johnson, Finn, Manzrek, Hanka, Brogan, Klemp, Conley, Holtry Middle: Moore, Wall, McIntosh, Kataitis, Cog- lianese, Miss Schierbaum, Tabbana, Pearson, Eichorst, Gainer, Spee, Azarone Boiiomz Fasano, Smith, McGovern, Hartfield, Mascato, Schultz, Di Giacomo, Conybear, Granata, Woods, Ferrara, Ventura DIVISION 3 0 1-7B-HART Top: Kerr, Frawley, Albrecht, NVoch, Miller, Phillips, Herman, Gulde, Siredlauskas, Pollcy, Lunt, Stears, Cantone, Swanson Middle: Katough, Croisant, Schcid, Krauel, Kubelis, Wfilling, Scrone, Doubek, Auery, XVclls, Olsen, Holtry, Schiefelbein, Ruzic Boffomx George, Maistcr, Smrt, Kurdc, Phelps, Du Bois, Schild, Robson, Robbins, Musser, Han- gcn, Bialek DIVISION 419-6B-COSGROVE Top: McGinnis, Craemer, I-Iohmann, Miller, jurkieweiz, Schamblin, Polito Miflrfle: Engstrom, Dearth, Oobbertin, Kuhn, Damito, Rion, jaspec, Gigliotta, Ferrvia, Martin Boffonz: Lonergan, Sorrentino, Goberville, Pom- mcring, MacFarlane, I-Iajeck, Laure, Phillips l I r v 7 I 4 i 1 Y I I E I r s l + ir l! ll rl 1 . I F i W 1 l 3 .11 11 It's easy to think of twenty-five hundred hoys and girls as a rnoh. But as you looked at the faces of Harper students you were conscious of the fact that each student is an individual personality. Here at Harper we are proud that our students, while obeying the rules that niake good citizens are ahle to inaintain their own personalities. A Our division rooins are the scenes of efficient effort and good fellowship carried on hy the .students hoth as individuals and as groups. Here each student hears the hulletin, reports for attendance, and votes as a citizen of Harper City. Here also he is treated as the unique iin- portant person that he really is. Page One Hundred Twelve 4 galil f ish? 3 gi Db 531 if iggflwfggi KXESQ-5? if K X jgfggfj EP WMF v-.gem - WMV Ev fwfiiffmn 'min fy lx ixjgifllf CQ-Qiqf 1 ' U ' ff gjuffjfy WW W W gxggd 4 '-Q jg vii W My f !? Xa fl I 1',N fn ' JA! Y ' l ,!!,Z,Z,,,,,JT-j g 0 t mfs W Q ,wh MQ QQ i y,g N wi QHLVQ1 Qi' V' X13 h i73bf1yUE,f-ixf Q' wh ff N sw jiijm wa E1 BEEF fa wx W ljfmlk Vg' If WZ liAX fLf!M qflgf-fyw Q 9 , 'i3JSiM,:w fff L 7 7Qgfff5f 2f f 3w, N M ' 51' VI' if fl ' ,Nga A We Lf? 7, 'f , 5 kg KYEQEFWV ' ' P21 M -' xg--I-0 VfKf4f!fff ' K X xx ,Of-. ' - X 11,151 M 1,-BA I X5 r My -ig Xl pix jf? lfvz Si 1 a5ff W W if in ig mm Fygfimfqi HI., JR l :E E- V IVIOZQ Itgpgr Jil' W Q2 E4.f'ff f MX L . - i V A XM -X M . ,iff 'il Lgcggv JE 4 1, R Nj G?,'fwLNX' Ugla, if ff' ,ff 'fe i fig ' 2 V fi HSM w IE, -xg' QRQ .E lp, Q wfitgagi' 4 W tiygliji ' W NJ r ix V 61:5 :N Isa ,ILT xkykf XL lk' Wgxv E3 f H 45. . UK 3:.4y Tl if 43-' V2 ji ' dxgkl ies-'+L 1 NWS H ffl 3 1,525,115 ,F lJ32.ff!I,A'- N! qq E if :xii lex, X4 1 W E QXX ,,, V H H IEW All work and no play 1nay have rnade lack a dull hoy, hut he certainly wasn't a Harperite. We say this hecause here at Harper a rnixture of work, and play keeps anyone froin hecoining dull. Not only is there the regular everyday fun which cornes frorn the class- rooins, hut there are the extra good tiines presented expressly for the approval of the student holly. Any and all plays presented hy the draina cluh are guaranteed to give rnore than your 'I'I'L0716'j!,S. worth. Meinories inlay he said to hless and hurn, hut the ineinories contained in the log are rnore likely to provoke gales of laughter. In its pages you inay find recorded soine particularly funny things that happened to you. The seniors however, find it inore profitahle to turn to the class prophesy and find out what is in store for thein. Pictures galore, serve to hring hack ineinories of the play, the prorn, class scenes, and others. Any Harperite large or srnall, new or old, will assuredly hack up the stateinent that here at Harper everyone cornhined learning with fun, N I ' LOG Q 1938 SEPTEMBER 7-Day after Labor Day. The awed look on students verifies the calendar. School time is here again. 8-Harper? geting there! fwherever that is?j The office was swamped with unexpected freshies. Eddie Schlaffer said Better late than never! 9-My, oh, my . . . Mrs. Faris has gone in for the up-sweep. That glint in Vera Olson's eyes might mean . . . ' 12-Monday's here already . . . Walter Saubert just goes on sleeping . . . Miss Ranquist tactfully hints in the 2nd period of U. S. history. 13-Mildred Tipner knew it all the time . . . Once at Harper always at etc. She meant the recovered hit and punch machines. 14-Highway Day . . . Our City Officers surely shine out across headlines . . . Trumpets . . . Bugles . . . His Honor, Mayor James Conway fby way of Maysville, Kentucky, galsj Comptroller, Alice Peter- sen: Doris Philips, Secretaryg and Songbird Iris Stothard, Treasurer. 15-Rumor has it that M. and K. Thompson didn't reach Canada. 16-Harper-Farragut game tomorrow. Tom Ambrose just knows we'll win. I9- Boss Borchardt' admits he learned the art of spaghetti eating in good old Chi. 20-Sisters of the skillet or what have you . . . Ginny Munce still denies that kid sister Louise resembles her. 21-German and French Club elected officers today . . . Bob Ketterer . . . a president at last! 22-Hughie Maclnnes looked gloomy today . . . News circulated that Coach Freestrom is goin' to Cal . . . We're sorry too. 23-Yea Harper! Girls' Cheering Section drilled today . . . Major M. Manwell assisting.. Student Council Dance . . . Free to ticket holders. 26-Shirley Martin looks as if she's been at Harper for years . . . Well its almost three weeks already! 27-June and jane Specht still look alike. 28-Special Football Dance . . . Ray Custer blushed somethin' red! 29-Can't tell Hans and Claus Fochs apart either. 30-Pat Brown is president of the girls' cheering section, Mable Brown, secretary, and Eve Pressler, treasurer. OCTOBER 3-Glenn Doran say's he's not related to Lorrain Doran . . . but he'd like to be. 4-Civic Assembly . . . john Relles really had something to say. Come on, let's get off to a good start. 5--Harper Legion of Honor Assemblies . . . Golly but D. B., B. MCL. and J. E .... scribblers in third period creative writing class, tried. 6-Charlotte Scheckel's humor has gone sky high . . . After effects of aeroplane flight from Florida QWasn't that awful?l. 7-Someone told Jesmine Izzo that Harper lacks but one thing - STEAM HEATED LOCKERS! 10-A skit was given in Honor of Columbus . . . George Lillv portrayed a sailor. ll-Saw newly elected Legion of Honor Officers strollin' down the hall . . . Bernice Anderson is presidentg Alice Petersen, vice-presidentg Bob Thompson, secre- taryg and Alfred Summerfield, treasurer. 12-No school. G 13-Activity ticket assembly . . . Double fourth periods . . . Dorothy Loesch, Charles Proctor ?? years old today. 1939 I4-Wonder why Dorothy Reynolds, post-grad blushed When Fred Gibson's, Alumnus of our fair city moniker is mentioned. i7-Virginia Danner must think she still looks guilty . . . he? Pocket mirror . . . Well not more than other gas. 18-Giggles still are heard in Mr. A. A. O'Keeffe's sth period U. S. history class. They can't be still laughing at Pete Yuraiteis, talk . . . That was last month. 19-The laughing has stopped . . . Wonder why . . . Bet Pete knows. 20-jean Ely had a new outfit on at the N. H. S. Luncheon-Assembly today . . . The Campbells are coming tra-la-la! 21-A spook! No, just Betty Rawers acting up at G. A. A. Halloween Dance. 25-Nadine Johnson and Leonard Evans representative from Harper to American Red Cross began Accident Prevention Campaign. 26-Highway . . . Chuck Lundstrom's Snooper Column. his pet peeve. 27-Mclnnes Assembly . . . Mary Anderson contributed a garden snake to Miss Schierbaum's collection . . . Did it wiggle when you held it, Mary? My, how brave. 28--Alice Soch admits that she often sits on chairs but couldn't resist the lunchroom floor. NOVEMBER I--Bow Day . . . National Honor Society . . . La Verne Kasmer and John Alhert proudly displayed green colors. 2-In the school calendar . . . Eats and Ghetto at Hull House ...I s igned H. Morris. 3-Ernest Thompson Seton . . . 8th period . . . Legion of Honor and Seniors, gave very interesting Indian dialogue. 7-Heard today that' Peg McFarlane is on the hall com- mittee for the 4A . . . good work. 8-The boss CRosalie Fallonj is getting ready to leave for the press conference at Indianapolis . . . Bill Anderson is also going. 9-Seen in the Highway . . . J. P. says to B. A. May I have the next dance? B. A. Sure, if you can find a partner! Could B. A. be Miss Harper??? 10-Style Show for girls, 3rd period. Here we have a creation modeled by the sophisticated lady . . . Ruth Lenz. ll-Armistice Day. 14-Hilarities . . . Big show tonight . . . Every one's talkin' about . . . just can't wait to see what he'll be like . . . Well . . . tomorrow. 15-Freeman Elliot is a grand master of ceremonies . . Wish I knew who Nellie the Horse is, or are . . . Veda Powell's aerials took lots of breath away. 16-Well . . . it's a known fact . . . M of Nellie was John Ricciarelli. 17-Don Parkerson is still the tall strong silent type . . . I bet J. B. or C. S. can make a chatter-box out of him eventually. 21-Mutter-mumble-yess?? No!! Don't be alarmed. Ned Kubicki has forgotten Donna West's locker com. 22-Preview of Shield Show . . . Vic Lindahl's roving berame an added attraction head - 23-In the news! Harper has its page in the Evening American . . . Elsie Thomas photographs so nicely! 24-Thanksgiving . . . We give thanks. 25-No school. Page One Hundred Fifteen 9 4 i I I x LOG 1938 - 1939 28-One Harperite to a ditto: Did you eat lots of turkey . . . Ray Sanders answers -- I couldn't look a bird square in the face. 29-Burling McElroy can think cup more nick-names - He called yours truly speechless. -Gus Colditz was seen prowling around a cemetery - after midnight - B. H.. would have fainted. DECEMBER 1-Shield Show . . . Ex Harperite Allen Davis is now Editor-in-Chief of the Carrolton news down in Texas . . . Wow! Some boy. 2-The jallopy Roy Swanson was supposed to get is still running - possibly. 5-4A theater party at Ogden tonight . . . Someone saw James Manwell and a . . . uh . . . girl! 6-joan Flanagan's team of captain ball will receive silver bars . . . Mary Crisetti, Annabelle Malone, Bea Henderson are on the team too. 7-Highway. 8-Music contest at Cal. 9-Four farewell assemblies were presented for Mr. Deaver . . . Students representing each year performed . . . Richard Davis was a representative for the freshmen . . . We're so sorry to see Mr. -Deaver leave. 12-The Student Court now holds regular sessions I. . . Marge Thompson is one of the judges. 13-Activity ticket assembly . . . Special- 4th periods . . . Tommy Tucker. 14-Master Programs in the Highway . . . Senior Jule Setzke looks, sadly on. , . 15-The gym was simply packed . . . ,Reason . . . Mr. Egan played on faculty basketball team . . . Betsy Ann Babicky in her glory . . . CWe thoughtl. I6-Christmas Assembly . . . Holly Hop. JANUARY -A new year . . . Resolutions by the dozens . . . I resolve to make this a little bit better. 4- Babe', Kempf likes Kay Kysers College of Musical Knowledge but doesn't dance . . . Shucks. 5-Basketball game at Harper . . . Parker. 6-Mayor Channon and Vernon Scott have a swing session outside of 415. 9-Bob McGee is quite popular . . . Reason . . . New- comer Mary Grady his cousin. -Five years from now Leah Hides will be a cave- woman, fso said the Highwayj. ll-and Bruno Guntorius . . . a Pretzel Bender. -Evelyn Meehan is Harper's Miss Posture in the annual G. A. A. Contest. 13-Both Heavies and Lights won against Fenger . . . Friday the thirteenth didn't bother Bob Thompson or George Hamel. 14-Excuse it please . . . no school . . . but the night. Pat Brown looked so lovely . . . Helen Gagus had such strong shoulder straps. -Officers of the H Club sure have pep . . . Tom Ambrose, president, Orville Johnson, treasurer and Roy Swanson, secretary. fMaybe they cat wheaties D. -Happy smiling faces all around . . . The 4B Party . . .La Verne Hyman, Vivian Search just couldn't eat anymore. -G. A. A. Assembly. -Basketball . . . Bowen. -Dearborn Council Orchestra. -A Capella choir still remembers the E. rating they Page One Hmzdrea' Sixteen received in a contest last week . . . Don't blame them A. . . We're proud too. -Red Wolfe writes poetry. -Graduation Night . . . Flora Coglianese, Valedictorian, Class of February, gave a grand speech ending a brilliant four years. -Marking Day. -Another semester gone . . . How time flies . Laurence Spatz is actually a 4A now. -Blizzard simply covered Chicago yesterday . . . Freshmen in school today . . . Red Bartonline and Tommy Durkin were overcome with something! How do you like Harper, Florabelle Manwell? . FEBRUARY 1-School's dizzy today . . . Today's Tuesday but really Wednesday. Wonder where my man Friday'd fit in. Little Fritzie Guth seemed untouched by it all. 2-Harmony reigns . . . Betty Christenson got her feet wet too . . . Bet she,ll wear -galoshes tomorrow. . 3-Certain 4A gals blushed as certain division .teacher looked over shoulder today . . . and June Breidegam still insists she doesn't get pink. 6-Freshie Roy Perlette tried to act seniorish today . . . Stood on corner and threw snowballs . . . Camilla Schlaffer got one on the head. -Doris Schober shuffles cards in class . . . TSK-TSK. -Basketball . . . Englewood . . . Lights are pride and courage this semester. , -Overheard in halls today . . . t'Gee Whiz . . . The only time I meet' Bill is when ,he's goin' up or down a stairway . . . Eh, Polly?,' -Ralph Coglianese looked so girlish in La Verne Rock's gym suit . . . Sth period. -Holiday. Pep assembly . . . -Harper Highway . . . Tom Ambrose's golden locks gave him that feminine touch. -Beatrice Shaublin sits at hallguard post eyeing our Highway. She used to be a monitor. -Special G. A. A. Freshie Assembly . . . Freshmanv Evelyn Dietz very superior-like demonstrated the art of roller skating. 17-Bernice Mauge was seen jitterbugging at the freshman party . . . No stag line or wall flowers in that group. 20- Willie, Polly is slippin' . . . In grammar school he was a teacher's pet . . . Now the old red apple's gettin' dull. -What young man is having a hard time trying t0 convince people that his girl goes to Raster? Not Charles Ferrara? 22-Washington's Birthday. 23-Right? Gee, I guess it's my left hand - huh? . .V . Bob Campbell is puzzling over orders in R.O.T.C- -Adele Zitz and Genevieve Kristufek complain about lack of ambition . . . Bob Dunne happens to be nearby. - 27-Variety is the spice of life . . . Margery Kerr thinks so . . . and just a 1A too! TSK-TSK. 28-Shirley Meyers, Mary Johnstone, Pansy Chrisanthos . . . There now, they couldn't be left out. MARCH -Chicken to the, right of you . . .Soup to the left . . . Jean Scanlon and Dorothy Feeley learn the art of fine culinary in 400. -J. S. and D. T. remained at home. - Is she nice . . . Not the little girls sitting in front of you in Science, Billie Ryser??? l 7 LOG 1938 - 1939 - Nicky Gigliotto, Ex-Mayor of Raster eyes Jim Conway. - Willy-ham Reeser looks glum. -Ian 'MacRitchie ex-chief of ye ,Shield was seen at Betty Reynolds' locker. -Ed Rehe bellows commands ini R. O. T. C .... Students in south wing jump. -Friday becomes brighter when S. C. Girls' wear their uniforms . . . Lorraine Florian has one too. -Such gruesome details to be heard in First Aid Class . . . Jean Nelson does her best. -St. Patrick's Day is coming . . . Rita Wallace says her mother was born in Tipperary and father in Kerry . . . And she likes the Irish. -Officers of the 4A Class are: Bill Youpel, presidentg John Van Pernis, vice-presidentg Lill Partman, secre- taryg and Harriet Meland, treasurer. -Who is this Jimmy that Dorothy Johnson is always talking about? P? -Shure . . . 'Twas a .lively dance . . . on St. Patrick's Day . . . So Pat Devitt said. -James Damico looked just a little tired .L . . Guess he danced too much with Ted Christenson's little sister on Saturday. -janet Quasek is 413's most promising seamstress. -Fire Drill today . . . Carmella Lauro's little bows become a big topic under discussion. -Good Ol' Spring! and its fever . . . Bill Gabriel is gone already. -Good News . . . Mr. Yates announced at P. T. A. performance that Harper is to get an addition this summer. -Diana Zurkovich is supposed to resemble former Harper Queen Wanda Tubbs . . . Congrats. -June Sehnert dislikes people who don't say hello . . . Hello, -Just look at that Highway!! Its screwy . . . April Fool Edition causes comment . . . Bill Rand just grins. -Seymour Zweigoran gets long awaited hair trim. -Walter Beiner Chandsome fellowj, Al Spetyla fpretty boyj, went to Bennet's to break the camera . . . Met Cynthia Walter there . . . and Muriel Tallackson. APRIL -Shirley Zeman and Lois Lenz looked so happy while selling tags for community fund . . . A trip down South . . . perchance! -O. Willie seems to be Orville Hamman's new moniker. -Fritz Guth has been played up in our fair newspaper weekly . . . Thanks to B. Rawers . . . QI thinkj. -Classic Thought . . . Romeo John Price . . . Juliet Lois Groom . . . Balcony. -No school. -just heard that Dot Hennessey won a gold medal for skating. -Jane Gordon actually blushed. -Charlotte Bernth teaches either dancing . . . or bowling . . . CI don't get itj. -Ray Pethunas is the Captain of the Harper Baseball Team. -The tag day of last Friday brought in 580.75 for community fund . . . Well, Phyllis Zeman sold tags didn't she. lugt One H1z11dred Eiglatecn , x 17-Youth Week begins today . . . Kalman Szabo feels important. -A year ago . . . The Pet Highways played the Sally Shields . . . Basketball, of course . . . even if it looked like football. -Casimer Urnezis received a new letter, star and three bars in basketball. -So did Bob Thompson. -Bill Guth, chairman of Clean-Up Committee says: -Clean-Up -Paint-Up -Shine-Up -Plant-Up 28-During Clean-Up Week. MAY -May Day . . . June Meyer thinks of songs she can write for a contest comin' soon. 2-Jean Guendling has a hard time reading certain staff members' scribblin' . . . she's the typist. ' 3-N. Johnson finally discovers what a V man is . . . a good example. -T. Wisneski has a new name. It seems the curly headed Brute wore gym trunks with lace trimmings. 5-jim Wray and Lois Groom are still chattering about the Medill Press conference . . . Ah, memories. S-Hilda Wokeck bakes a cake in 400 . . . foundations are usually cement. 9-June Meyer wins 6 passes to various theaters for writing G. A. A. song. -Philip Ferris 303 7A . . . writes an open letter to the Highway . . . a walking vocabulary. -Paul Vujevic . . . ninknamed the 'Lover' . . . Tsk- Haw. -A certain senior gal was heard saying to Frank Saliani, Better stay home if you have Hnished it . . . A threat! 15-Wonder why Bob Freund calls a young lady Hay- seed and she calls him Farmer, 16-Talk about style leaders, John Erotas has been wearin' loud shirts for the past few years . . . Andy Herman follows with deep purple. -Did you ever see Peggy Lamont stare, well she does . . . Unguarded moments she calls it. -Bobby Creed doesn't like bashful people . . . What am I gonna do now? -Imagine George McHardy . . . Without a Songf' -Ruth Lenz wins a prize in dressmaking contest down at Carson Pirie Scott 86 Company. -Imagination for the day . . . Jane Mitchell sings Lullaby. -Mayer Channon asked an R. O. T. C. officer about his girl . . . He made news. --Joe Fletcher better learn how to dance . . . Prom's not far away. --Best bet of weekg Freeman Elliot takes Joan Flanagan to Harper's Prom. -Clarence Winstead proudly carries Harper's new flag presented to our school by the Three Links Post No. 361. Decoration Day. ---Norman Getz jumped rope at Carmella Jarolim. JUNE -- The log is ended . . . There tain't no more - . Hope no people won't be sore. Qf 1 ALJ Vx gx ,X . X nf' 1' X QS' Nw., 'Q A hush falls over the audience as it awaits another of Harper's successful plays. We present The Whole Town's Talkingf, directed by Mrs. Connery. . Backstage the actors and actresses cough nervously as they realize that the long awaited moment has come. They know the play depends on them and that it must be a success to turn the audience away satisfied. The lights dim, the curtain sweeps apart and the spectators sit up in expectation, for they too have waited. An enthusiastic ooooooh is heard as we see the comfortable home of the Simmons' family. Mr. Simmons wants Chester Binney, a quiet bookkeeper to marry his daughter Ethel, who is infatuated with her gigolo friend, Roger Shields. Bur he doesn't push Chester on Ethel. Oh no! He has the idea that every woman wants the man every other woman wants, and conceives the plan of inventing a few love affairs for unromantic Chester. Mr. Simmons and Chester choose .the ,glamorous movie star, Letty Lythe. When the story leaks out, they have the whole town talking, and Chester is the man-of-thc- hour. Page One Hnnrlrecl Twenty jan a ,aa Just then the plotgthickens! Letty Lythe comes to town, bringing her fiance, Donald Swift, who was once a well known prizefighter, but who changed his position to become a pro- ducer. Complications really set in when Annie the maid, and the giddy gossip-loving girl friends of Ethel's get started. The incident about Sadie Bloom, a dancing teacher and Mr. Sim- mons, greatly complicated by the taxi-driver, was one of the highlights of the presentation. Chester weathers the storm to win Ethel before the curtain falls amid gales of laughter. Every one leaves the auditorium, not only satisfied with this play but anxiously awaiting the next one. CAST Chester Binney Etlael Simmons Henry Simmons Mrs. Simmons Rogers Shields ..r. Donald Swift -- Lefty Lythe ...... -- Annie, the rnaid Lila Wilson Sally Otis ..... Taxi-driver ..... Freeman Elliott ----- Delores Arnold , ........ Leonard Evans Theresa Di Grazia Luella Mickley Francis Caden Burling McElroy Aldona Gura Dorothea Steitz Henrietta Hannigan ------ Lorraine Hansen Louise Hinson . Willard Webber 7 Page FLASH JUNE 23, 1954 Recently a National Survey was made by a committee in charge of compiling information regarding affairs of world wide interest to determine the model graduation class of all time. As a result of this survey it was unanimously agreed that Harper's 1939 class was Without a doubt the most outstanding class ever to be graduated from any school, college, or other institution of learning. This decision was made due to the fact that all members of that group have made such remarkable progress in their respective fields during the past 15 years. We give their records: AILEEN ALEXANDER-Sells post cards to unsuspecting tourists. ELIZABETH AMODEO-Secretary to a producer of geographical movies. JEROME ANDERSON-Golden Glint salesman. MILDRED ANDERSON--Star of Jitterbug Opera. FRANCES ARLIS-Baseball player. LOIS AUSTIN-Dancer in Earl Carroll's Vanities. BETSY ANN BABICKY--Usherette in the Empress Theater. RITA BARRETT-Stunt Artist in the movies. RICHARD BAUER-Milkman. SHIRLEY ,BILLMAN-French Garbo fAlways alonej. MARGARET BREW-Making costumes for the flea circus. THOMAS BRODSKY-Soda sampler. MABLE BROWN-Zorina in swing-time. BERNARD BUCKLEY-White collar man. GERALDINE BUTTERWORTH-Book worm. LORRAINE BUTTON-Zipper heiress. VIOLET BUWOLDA--Lady Bouncer. ELLEN CALZARETTA-Private secretary. JOHN CASARDA-Dish-washer in paper plate plant. ROBERT CASEY-Minnie Mouse's screen hero. LENA CLASS-Air Hostess. ELEANORE CLAUSSEN--Tester of bubble gum. FLORA COGLIANESE-Protege of champion ping pong player. A , DONALD COLEMAN-Model husband fmodel TJ. FLORENCE COLLACHIA-National G. A. A. President. LOIS CONDON-Hole puncher in doughnut factory. JOE CORABI--Scorekeeper at Comiskey Park. LEANARD COTUGNO-Champion bowler. JANE CREED-Movie extra. JOSEPHINE CRONIN-Country school teacher. RAY CUSTER-Football coach. VIRGINIA DANNER-Missionary. ELIZABETH DARLING-Cigarette Ad Model. AGNES DAWSON-Linotypist. MARIE DEDDO-Receptionist at the zoo. DOROTHY DE VRIES-Knitting instructor. DONALD DUFFY-Designer of baby rattlers ALICE DYKEMA-Dandelion queen. VER'ONICA EISA-Painless pulling dentist. ROYAL ELLINGER-Business agent for the morgue. JEAN ELY-Girl friend of the Whirling dervish. JOHN ENGLISH-Dance promoter. VIRGINIA FELTZ-Teacher of etiquette. MIKE FLYNN-Traffic cop at State and Madison. CLAUS FOCHS-Original design. HANS FOCHS-Duplicate. JOHN FOLEY-Manager if the Dydee Laundry. ANTHONY FORLENZO-Card Shark. . THYRA FRIEDMAN-Remover of prune wrinkles. HELEN GAGUS--Hedy La Marris successor. JEAN GARDNER-President of the Seed Sower Club. GRACE GENGUA-Information clerk in Goldblatt's basement. - BERNICE GOMOLL-Stenotype artist. GENEVIEVE GUENDLING-Waiter in a French restaurant. BRUNO GUNTORIUS-Fire Chief. WILLIAM HARTL-Interior Decorator. IRENE HENKE-Belle of all Balls. LAURETTA HENNIP-Originator of the corny kick. EILEEN HERALD-Just another school teacher. LEAH HIDES-Powerful Katrinka. MARION JOHNSON-Helpful hinter for housewives. NORVAL JOHNSON-Head waiter in Kresges. RUTH JOHNSON-Conversationalist. JULIA JUCIUS4Miss Universe. CHARLES KACHINSKY-Refrigerator salesman in Ice- land. One Hundred Twelziy-l zoo GENEVIEVE KEATING-Peanut Butterer. WARREN KEMPF-Tobacco Auctioneer. JOHN KLECKA-Boxing instructor. CATHERINE KNAUF-Model for dimple cream. NED KUBICKI-The boy who went West. FLORIAN KURKUL-Dough boy fhalf bakedj. AIILDRED KWASEK-Acrobat. TONY LAMPL--Judge for Miss America contest. MARIE LEENHEER-Owns chicken farm. DONALD LEWIS--Midget in the circus. PAULINE LEWIS--Pedicurist. VICTOR--LINDAHL-Poolroom poet. LESTER LITTLE-Top Tuba Tooter of Timbuctoo. MARIE LUEHRING-Little Audrey. LESTER LUNT-Stamp licker in a post office. MARGARET MACFARLANE-Nobel prize winner. HUGH MAQINNES-Thin man of the movies. IAN MACRITCHIE-Women's fashion designer. WILLIAM MANG+-Chief mechanic for Waggoner's H11- ing station. JAMES MANWELL-Grass-seed seller in Sahara Desert. HERMAN MARTY-Tailor. MARGE MCCONNELL-Leader of drive for better pencil points. BILL MCLANE-1954 Pulitzer prize poetry winner. RUTH MCNAUGHTON-Home girl, and likes it. EVELYN MEEHAN-Governess to a Pixilated Pixie. WARREN NELSON--Boy scout master. LILLIAN NORDSTROM-Fancy dancer. JAMES lO'DONNELL-Winner of the National Oratori- cal Contest. ' ' JOSEPH O'DONOHUE--Owner of a dude ranch. LUCILLE OVENS-Make-up artist. ALBERT PACELLI-Ventriloquist. JOHN PAZUCH-Ticket seller at Times Square. DOROTHY PEARSON-Piano Accordian teacher. BERNICE PEILET--Gym instructress 'at Y. W. C. A. ROSE PIGNATELLO-Secretary to a wealthy sportsman. JAMES PIROFALO-Animal trainer. CAROL POLLOCK-Dancer in the Low Brow Night Club. RAYMOND POPE-Photographer for the 1954 Harper Shield. VEDA POWELL-Chief cook and bottle-washer. MARGARET POWERS-Deluxe housewife. EVELYN PRESLER-Tenement house worker. EVELYN PROBO-Home Girl. MILDRED PROBO-All American Girl. RITA RASMUSSEN-Escalator operator at Mandel's. EDWARD RAZMERAS-Parachute jumper. LOIS REA-Hands out perfume samples at Woolworth's. RAY REILLY-Floor-walker at Carson's bargain base- ment. JOHN RICCIARELLI-Income tax collector. LEONARD RIEWE--Pole greaser in 'a fire station. NORMA ROCHON-Worker in a glue factory. JANE ROETHLE-Head nurse at County Hospital. XVARREN ROSANIA-Author of the latest Big Little Books. EDWARD RULIS-Hen-peeked husband of a wealthy widow. LEONARD RYBSKI4Fish Peddler. ANTOINETTE SARLI-Six day bicycle rider. GRACE SCHAAFSMA-Daddy-long-legs wife. WILLIAM SCHANZ-Chief of the K.P. fkitchen patrolj. DOROTHY SCHMIDT-Children's poet. HARRIET SCHOONVELD-Fancy skater. RAY SCHRAAG-Dog house designer. NICHOLAS COLUM-Church Deacon. MARGARET SELDERS-ArCl'le0lOgist for Field Museum. JEANETTE SENESE-QOriginal Boots and her Buddies. JULE SETZKE-Dog fancier. J I H I 1 . E J i ff 'VX f' I' I ,A , 9'-.V 3,-,W .1 V ,A 1, ,-X ROBERT SHIMANEK-Golf ball tester. CHARLES SUHR-Mad Chemist. WILLIAM-TERDY-Teacher for women's motor club. MARGERY THOMPSON-Chief contributor for the Wake of the News. MARY LOUISE THOMPSON-Editor of the women's section of Esquire. PETER TIMOSCIEK--Champion Basketball player. ANGELA TULLY-Librarian in school library.' MEDFORD URKOV-Barker at circus side show. ANTON VALENTINE--Historian. BEATRICE VAN DYKEN-Singing telephone operator. GRACE VASON-Maker of Mother's Pies. DESMOND WALLACE-Well-known European Tourist. MARGARET WALSH-Traveling saleswoman. ETHEL WICKMAN--Night watch woman. ALICE WICKENS-Elephant hunter in Africa. HAZEL WILKEN-Owner of dog kennel. RUTH WILKINSON-Hat check girl at College Inn. EMIL WIRTH-Famous stamp collector. LUCILLE ZERTH-Civics teacher. DOROTHY ZIMMERMAN-Commercial artist. JACK ZOLP-Chief electrician at the Edison Co. VINCENT ABETE-Window washer for Empire State building. EVERETT ALFREDSON-Jack-of-all-trades. ALBERT ALLEN-Track star. T' MARIE ALSTON-Owner of World famous scrap book. BERNICE ANDERSON-Queen of the Swedes. JACK ANDERSON-Grease Monkey. PHYLLIS ANTONELLI--Double feature fan. RUSSEL APITZ-Country grocer. MELVIN ARNOLD-Jeweler. A BEATRICE BACI-IAN-Chiropractor. MARGARET BACKSTROM-Photo finisher. HELEN BAILEY-Dietician. STEVE BALCHUNAS-Little Fishie No. 1. RAY BALCITIS-Cloth Shrinker. JOSEPH BARFUSS--Trombone polish salesman. CHESTER BARKOWSKI-Mechanic under the car who is looking for the horse power. MARY BARRETT-Intercommunication operator. WANDA BARWIG--Cleaner and curler of wigs. MARGUERITE BEGLEY-Electrolyist. WALTER BEINAR-Game warden. ADELIA BELSKIS-Bottle filler in a perfume company. JANE BERGAMINI-Interpreter for the All-language translation bureau. ANNE BERNATH-Shorthand reporter. LOIS BIRKHAHN-Bacteriologist. DOROTHY BLECK-Multigraphing Mimeographer. RAY BOEHMKE-Contorionist. PAUL BOUBLIS-Cement worker. JUNE BREIDIGAM-Osteopathist. AGNES BROWN--Owner of the Kiddy Kicks Juvenile Shoe Shop. LEONARD BROWN-Librocubicuralist fone who reads in bedj. JEANETTE BUGLIO-Graphologist. BERNICE BURNS-Pretzel twister. MARGARET BYRNES--Head nurse in a doll hospital. AGNES CAMPBELL-Milliner. ANTOINETTE CAPPETTA-Organist in a funeral home. ROBERT CARLSON--Dean of Northwestern University. MARY CARPENTER--Dress Maker. MAYER CHANNON-Champion Jitterbug of 1939. DOROTHY CLANCY-Woman Detective. MARGARET COGLIANESE-Thumper of chests in a trunk factory. ROSEMARY COGLIANESE-Old Fashioned girl. CAROLYN COLELLA-Gardenia Girl at the Goddess Gardens. JOHN CONENNA-Famous gymnast. WILLIAM CONLEY-Champion mutton-chop Whisker raiser. THOMAS CONNELLY-Lumber jack. ALEX CONOLLY-West Pointer fcanine typej. EDWARD CONRATH--Shoe lace seller. Page One Humired Twenty-four JAMES CONWAY-Mayor of Texaco Town. LILLIAN CORCORAN-Orthopedist. MARY CORTESE-Stereotyper. MARY CRISETTI-Lady butcher. BLANCHE CULICH-Patcher in a patchwork quilt factory. GENEVIEVE CUNNINGHAM-Receptionist at the Waldorf. MARGARET CUNNINGHAM-The girl who answered the Indian Love Call. ELMER CUSTER-Hotel clerk. JOSEPH DAMATO-Great Lover in Disneyis cartoons CMickey Mousej. FRANK DARGIS-The missing link. CHARLES DAVIS-Stereometerist. , EVELYN DAVIS-Olympic swimmer. JAMES DECKER-Dean Carlson's right hand man. MARGARET DE GROODT-Exterminator. JOSEPHINE DELORDO-Comptometrist. LORETTA DE MAY-Sarong Sally from Saskatchewan. STEVE DEMKO-Night watchman in a lock factory. SAM DEMKOWSKI-Sophisticated scavenger. RUTH DIETZ-Famous Surgeon. ' JOSEPHIINE DISABATO-Notion dealer. FRANK DISABATO-Demonstrator for reducing machines. ELAINE DOLAN-Model for Honey Ads fsweetj. LOUISE DONAHUE-Confectioner. HELEN DONOHUE-Dime banker. GRACE DOUGHERTY-Driller of holes in Swiss Cheese. ROBERT DUNNE-Orchestra Leader. KATHERINE DWYER-The most prominent personnage in Who's Who. I MARGE EBLING--Outstanding member of the Boys' Wallflower Abolishers Club. SABINA EGAN-Member of the book of the month club. ROBERT EKSTER-Janitor. FREEMAN ELLIOTT-Collector of Oscars GEORGE EMMERICK-Dealer in White Orchids. BETTY EMMONS-Business Manager of the Buttercup Bakery. ROSABELLE ERICKSON-Slicer in a pickle factory. LEONARD EVANS+Piano player. BETTY FALKENTHAL-Manager of a National Tea Store. ROSALIE FALLON-Society editor of the Southwest News. ROSE FALZONE-Inventor of square dots. VIVIAN FALZONE-Inventor of round squares. ROSE FARETTA-Life guard at Y. W. C. A. WILLIAM FISHER-Ambulance chaser. JOAN FLANAGAN-Air stewardess. MARY ALICE FLANAGAN-Sleepy time galf JOE FLETCHER-Bank teller. LORRAINE FLORIAN-Piano Tuner's wife. ANNE GALLAGHER--Ladies aid member. MINNIE GALLINA-Jungle Princess. CHARLES GIBLIN-Little Fishie No. 2. GEORGE GIERLOFF-Lithographer. JACK GLYNN-Little Fishie No. 3. LUCILLE GOERRES--Photographer for the Tribune. LUCILLE GOETTLER-Modern Scarlett O'Hara. MILDRED GOSSELIN-Hurdy-gurdy Girl. ' SAMUEL GOWAN-Lion hunter in deeper Africa. WALTER GROSS-Professor Quiz. AL GUNTHER-Golden Gloves Champ. ALDONA GURA-Dramatic Teacher. WILLIAM GUTI-I-Commissioner of street cleaners' union. HALVARD HANSON-Irish sweepstakes winner. LORETTA HARM-Owner of Antique Shoppe. GEORGE HAWKS-Mechanic who is trying to catch a running-board. RAYMOND HEISE--Accomplished musician. EDWARD HELMOLD-News Commentator. BEATRICE HENDERSON-Lipstick demonstrator. BERNARD HENKE-Fireman. WILLIAM HENNING-Mathematician. WILLIAM HEPPNER-Taxi Driver. HARRIETT I-IICKSTEIN-Man Hater. , 1 ,,, V . , , , Y . .,,. A , ..4-- - ..N-.., . ,.,,, , -.N .. -. -51, .,.,,,.,..,...-- ..,. ,.-A:...-,,,,,.,,.1A... ,.,.- ..,...f..., .,.-..L-.w ..,f.,.4- .-..V V.k-,,.,-, .. .,.,..,,,.,.,.,,,,.h-x V, ,HA Y I A, VM ,J x , , RAY HILL-Deep-sea diver. EVELYN HILLER-File Clerk. HAROLD HOFFMAN--Sleep walker. ROSE HOGAN-Latest candidate for Miss Efficiency. BEATRICE HOMRICH-Hard working girl. MARIE HOWARD-Policewoman. MARY JANE HOWIE-Hillbilly Heckler. JOHN HUENECKE--Miner. KENNETH HUGHES-Appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. LA VERNE HYMAN-Kindergarten teacher. JAMES HYNES-Famous criminal lawyer. ANNA IRVING-First Nighter at broadcasting studios. CARMELLA IZZO-Public speaker. ISABELLE JAKUBIEC-Sophisticated swinger. EMMA JAMES-Knitter of a hood for a tin lizzieQFordJ. IGNATIUS JANICKI-Pencil pusher. JEANETTE JAROLIM-Blushing bride. WILLIAM JEROUSEK--Bookkeeper. ALVERNE JESKE-Chief whipper for Miracle Whip Co. RITA JOHN-Cheerleader instructress. ESTHER JOHNSON--Skate waltzing teacher at White City. RUTH JOHNSON-Collector of the world's worst jokes. MARY JOHNSTONE-Tight rope walker. HERBERT KAHLEELDT-Strait Jacket Model. DAVID KAIZ-Champ Lotto player for Louisiana. EDWARD KAMMRATH-Coal shoveler. MADELYN KASSIN-Southern Belle. EMILY KAWALI.-Safety pin heiress. MARIE KEHOE-Worker in a book bindery. DOROTHY KELO-Woman dog catcher. DOROTHY KIMME-One of number please girls. ANNE KIMONT-Mama Fishic. RAYMOND KLEMP-Office boy. DELORES KNOP-Park Avenue Society Matron. MARY KOHLER-Reviver of the handerchief chain. ROSALIE KROSS-Bachlorette. MARIANNA KRZISTOFEK-Organizer of a girl's drum and bugle corps. STEVE KULBECKAS-Professional pencil sharpener. MARY KUSHNERIK-Cashier at Chicago Theatre. ANN KUZMINSKI-Dating agent for I want a man club? ANNA LA MANNA-School marm at Harper. MARILYN LANG-Latest recruit for glamour title. EVELYN LARSON--Philatelist. ALICE LATRONICA-Philanthropist. EVELYN LAURENCELL-Hat designer for Minnie Mouse. CARMELLA LAURO-Curtain hanger in a Venetian blind factory. NORMAN LEACH-Gobi desert sled salesman. LILLY LEAF-A sleeping beauty awakened. LOIS LENZ-Olive stuifer. CARMELLA LENZA-Champion rolling pin thrower. ANDREW LEONARD4Onion peeler ini a soup kitchen. JUNE LEVY--Piano tuner at Warehouse No. 99. ROBERT LINDELL-Man or Mouse? fHe sells cheesej. KENNETH LINDSTROM-Seller of sea food. HOWARD LITLAND-Soap box orator. DOROTHY LOESCH-Chinese checker champ from Chippewawa. CHARLOTTE LUNDSTROM-Musketeer No. 1. MARGIE LURGIO-Hosiery Model. PHILLIP LYNCH-Singer of the Indian Love call. DANIEL MAGLIANO-Firebug. ANNABELLE MALONE-Mermaid. ROSEMARY MARGARELLA-Clinging vine fHold tihtj. - MARION MARINES-Navy Sweetheart. JEAN MARTSCHINKE-Star gazer. BURRELL MASCHEK-Director of a one man band. EDWARD MASHEK-One of the Lone Rangers gang. NVALTER MATT'-China clipper pilot. GEORGE MCARDLE-Soulful poet. HAROLD MCDERMED-Country gentleman? HELEN MCDONALD-Macaroni stuffer. JUNE MCGLASHAN-Gum-holder for Lulu Belle. Page One Hundred Twenty-six RICHARD MCKILLOP-Plumber. JOHN MCMAHON-Homicide Harry from Hoboken. AGNES MCNICKIOLAS-Butterfly chaser. HARRIET MELAND-First lady of the land. ROBERT MELOY-Peroxide salesman. EARL MERRITT-World's heavyweight champ. RITA METZ-Professional needle threader. JOHN MEYER--War correspondent. WILLARD MEYER-Chaperon at old maid's home. ALGARD MICKEVICE-Erpectorator. MARGIE MILLER-Snake charmer. ANN7 MINOGUE-Model for Maybelline Mascara. DOROTHY MOHLFELD-Undertakefs assistant. CHARLES MONOCO-Mystery man. BETTE MORRISON--Red cross nurse. ROSEMARY MOTHERWAY-Chatter box. ROBERT MULCAHY-Little Minister. VIRGINIA MUNCE-Filing clerk. JOHN MURPHY-One of Notre Dame's big eleven. LORRAINE MURPHY-Picture framer. LILLIAN MUSCATO-Mosquito catcher. SHIRLEY MYERS-Coney Island sunbather. ALEX NAVICKAS-Electrocutioner. ROBERT NOVITSKI-Boy Scout. ROBERT O'CONNOR-Tobacco Agent. ROBERT OLDENBURG-Drug Store cowboy. FLORENCE OLEYAR-Girl Scout. VERA OLSON-Fortune teller. MARIE O'NEILL-Telephone plug pusher. JOHN ORR-Spanish Toreador. RITA OTTENSTROER--YoYo expert. LOUIS PACELLI-Samson. LILLIAN PARTMAN--Musketeer No. 2. ELMER PAULICK-Statue of liberty attendant. AI.BIN PAVILIONIS--Villain Hisser. ALICE PETERSEN-Musketeer No. 3. IRENE PETERSON-Business woman. JOSEPH PETKUS-Super Sleuth. RAY PETROS-Soda Jerker. PHYLLIS PFEIFFER-Milkmaid at Bordens. POCO PIGNATELLO-Little man of industry. EDWARD PLAYER-Rachmaninoff. EMILY PORTER-Portland the second. CHARLES PROCTOR-Future White Sox star. IRENE RAKAUSKAS--Collecting elephants. WALTER RATKOVICH--Fancy lace salesman. EDWARD REHE-Justice of the Peace. DONALD RENICK-Woman's Home Companion. VIRGINIA RENK--Martha Raye's double. VICTOR RICCIUTI-Wastebasket emptier. ELEAN'ORA RIEWE-Waitress at the Automat. MARGARET ROCCO-Heart breaker. CHARLES ROSANIA-Income tax adjuster. VIRGINIA SAELENS-Dan Cupid's Helper. STANLEY SOMOSKA-Street Cleaner in Venice. ROSE SANANGELO-Little Bo Beep. RAY SANDERS-Little Boy Blue. WALTER SAUBERT-Flash Gordon. GEORGE SCHERRER-Jungle Jim. SARA SCHIED-Movie Critic. CAMILLA SCHLAFFER-Conductor of Lonely Hearts Column. HAROLD SCHLIPF-Basketball Blower-Upper. DORIS MAE SCHOBER-Tealeaf Reader. LAURINE SCHONAUER-Little Red Riding Hood. ANGELA SCHUMACHER-Betty Boop. VIVIAN SEARCH-Interior Decorator of telephone booth. RAY SHAMBLIN-Domino Demon from Detroit. GEORGE SHIELDS-The fellow who answered the call for Phillip Morris. RUTH SIEVERT--The Lady of the Cowboy and the Lady. JOSEPHINE SMETANA-Successor to Sonja Henie. WILLIAM SMITH--Tim Tyler. LAWRENCE SPATZ-Terry of Terry and the Pirates. JUNE SPECHT-A Second Schiaparelli. AI. SPETYLA-Tobacco Agent for Mammy Yokum. CContinucrl on page 1321 ITIOSSI' L BUSINESS COLLEGE 'Z' The Business College with the Univer- sity Atmosphere-Famous for the High Type of Employees it Develops ONLY FOUR YEAR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ENROLLED Bulletin Free on Request NO SOLHHTORS EMPLOYED ll6 South Michigan Avenue Chicago Randolph 4347 Page O OFFICE POSITIONS . . . as Secretary, Aeeozmtarrt, Comptormftrist, Typist, File Clerk, etc., REQUIRE EXPERT ABILITY It will pay you to attend this nationally known business college of highest standards, offering the Very best service at reasonable rates. COURSES: EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL, STENOGRAPI-IIC, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, ACCOUNTING, COMPTOMETRY, ALSO FINISHING COURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL COMMERCIAL GRADUATES. Special Summer Rates SUMMER TERM Begins June 246, Hours: 8:30 to 1 FALL TERM Begins September 5 FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE FOR OUR GRADUATES Extended Payment Plan, I f You Prefer VISITORS WEIICOME ,... BooRI.ET BUSINESS COLLEGE DOWNTOWN ENGLEWOOD 37 South Wabash Ave. 304 Wfest 63rd St. ga ,fa Jtaza .. 26 BOWLING ALLEYS 26 WESTERN Rmelzammvuots 631-d and WESTERN' AVENUE Bow! ,tm tleatttt . . . Bow! ,tat Enfgywtgnf f l One Hundred Twerzlyqfigbi I 1 Haw I R425 WAY, S n -1 ',',,,1, -T , V- L Il 'll slums-H aeaetaria 1ainin QD . haf' If you are not placed within thirty days after you V3 graduate from our college, all tuition- pa 1nents will' Url MMC y mmf, . be refunded in full. 'MW UWM Maw 7? CO-EDUCATIONAL fffe Only four-year high seloool ,graduates enrolled STEWART 6780 79th and Halsted Streets Flowers Express It Best DORIGAN BROS. F L O R I S T S REPUBLIC 8900 1641 WEST 63rd STREET BONDED MEMBER FLORISTS' TELEGRAPH DELIVERY ASSOCIATION Cornplirnents of S CLARENCE E. ZIMMERMAN ZIMMERMAN Se SQN FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1648 WEST 63rd STREET PROSPECT 4055 Page One Hundred Twenty Chicago College of Commerce ENTER ANY MONDAY ay orNigh School Convenient New Location Offering Courses in Typewriting, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Accounting and Comptometry 6309 Yale Avenue Tel. Wentworth 0994 Telephone HEMLOCK 2266 BIG I CLOTHING 4 COMPANY Store for Men CREDIT IF DESIRED Ashland Avenue, at 63rd Street C011zpli1ne11-is of I PHILLIPS RESTAURANT 6249 South Ashland Avenue AIR CONDITIONED FOR PERFECT COMFORT THE FINEST OF FOOD IS SERVED One Humlred Tlyirfy Compliments of A FRIEND OF HARPER C 01n plirnenzfs of C0171pll77Z8IZfS 0 f GEORGE SPIES, Inc. LEXVIS LAUNDRY 4140 NQRTH KQLMAR AVENUE 7031 SOUTH STEWART AVENUE KILDARE 2063 Phone VINCENNES 7100 S Class and Fraternity jewelers WE D0 f'HARPER'S OFFICIAL JEWELERSD' ALL SERVICES THE BEST SYLVESTER'S SCHOOL STORE 6459 South Wood Street MRS. STOLL'S LUNCH ROOM SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE 6505 South Wood Street If its for Harper we have it Tasty Plate Lunches SCHOOL SUPPLIES ICE CREAM MCCARTHY FLORIST CHR1ST1AN,S SCHOOL SUPPLY 6314 South Western Avenue 6507 South Wood Street PROSPECT 1614-15 SODAS AND SUNDAES A PLATE LUNCH 10c MCGINLEY'S TAILOR SHOP Tailoring - Cleaning - Pressing Phone PROSPECT 7277 1651 West 63rd Street SUITS MADE TO ORDER - WE CALL AND DELIVER v , . I P480 One I-lnlnllwl Tl21rlj'- cC01Zfi1Z1l6'!l' from page 126 J FERN STAHL-The one who posed for Dali. DOROTHEA STEITZ-Winner of Academy Award. ANNETTE STERLING-The Connie Boswell of '54. CHARLOTTE STERNBERG-The Owner of Madam Sud's Shoppe. LORRAINE STEUBE-Walkathon Winner. LORRAINE STEVENS-Beauty operator. E ROBERT STONE-Monument chisler. JULIE SUDIEKIS---Manicurist. EARLE SWANSON-Seismotite miner for 'Old Dutch. KALMAN SZABO--Commissioner of the Men's Building Association. MURIEL TALLACKSEN-Curb service girl. STANLEY TAMKUS-Teacher of Hard Knoxf' JOHN TAYLOR-Soldier of fortune. EVELYN THORALDSON-Wimpy's wife. ELSIE THOMAS-Grecian beauty. ROBERT THOMPSON--Reporter for Liberty. HOWARD THURN-Truant officer. ' MILDRED TIPNER-Uniforms stooge. CASIMER URNEZIS-Hot cross bun baker. MILDRED UTHE-Bargain hunter. JOHN VAN PERNIS-Pinochle player from Piccadilly. MARY WAGNER-Queen of Morocco. RUTH WALKER-All around sportswoman. RIT A WALLACE-Woman in White. CYNTHIA WALTERS-Blondie Bumpstead. , GLORIA WANDLAND-Ella Cinders successor. RAYMOND WANSIK-American Consul-to Utopia. ROBERT WANSIK-Ambassador to No Man's Land. CARTER WATTMAN-Bottle opener in can factory. EIVOR WATTMAN-Can opener in bottle factory. LILLIAN WEISSEG-Lady of indifference. DONNA XVEST-The girl who went east. ALLAN WHITE-Locksmith. V SHIRLEY WHITE-Girl friend of the man on the flying trapeze. MARJORIE WILDE-Showboat owner. EDWARD WILLIAMS-Hog Caller. THOMAS WIISNESKI--Little Sir Echo. , ART WOLFF-Snake charmer from Old Bagdad. A CHESTER YOUNG-Jesse James' double. MARIE YOUPEL-Fuller brush Woman. WILLIAM Y'OUP.EL-Feather salesman on Indian reservation. PETER YURAITIS-Shiek of Araby. JEANETTE ZANDSTRA-Collector of match covers. SHIRLEY ZEMAN-Stocking cap knitter. DORIS ZENDER-Flag pole sitter. SEYMOUR ZWEIGORON-Stevedore. X DElQlNl Y PEBJUWTUNG CQMLPGQLINY Lflbffbfify Zena Books Zac Schools ami Caifegea Page One Humlrefl Tloirty-twg ,Indiana ----v n. -.,-,....,..-., -,..,,,,,,,, Y -'R ' ' . - - , . i X17 .3 1 ,. alfa Page O110 IIIHIKIVVZI TfJiz'1'y-lfbrcc' ,Q , -ff' f j ' K. f 5,8 'A' 75 F UJULJ K 2 9 MA' K 1 - f - N LJ l 6 I' ' ' '- . Xfi If ly ff4 , , ,, -if ,ww I I ' M I f M f , , if . T , 6l?Llfl6tIl in OFFICIAL PHOTQGRAPHER for HARPER SHIELD 1938 -1939 PROSPECT 2722 1634 Wfest 63rd Street J. I ef' Ml Q Nqfsjjjrlffs we UQ? Q! W f MW WM if gf' H FIA , ffl!! f. V P,AlfA?ff9y,. d'f'bf-Lal X . I iv JF' fW1f!,W W 3, x ffl E' x A Q I ' WJ f yd -JJ?15iK'A Wifff W W ggwimffi ww ? 3 1. QQLLY V U I fnfnag ma! W d' f A Lavzgac my 'r.,Lz,+QvvU I ,D V U ' A I ? , Qfffcfi ff if ,fL,l,.1-Jkff' ,. fi I .fy-L6f41 f-yd M , u C A Z fm- W ig S ZEQEWQ KJJXWZ KWH ,MMM Lf, -vial. ' z?1Jm4?35Q3ff'W L W 7 fwjy , f' 14mfogJLayJL4 f - 'h U 7 E! Wg, wi M M w W MUZZV M in My 43,141 I F W'-. ' W' 1 , V, 7 r L Jjfmljv ' 1 o ' 0 E . X .1 J , vgf X W I, MJF 4 ' ,,ff'5 f ' f ff , H 5 A ff f' pf' ,Kwai 'L ? lb, . ff' 5 Eg ff v X3 I i QM K U ' 1 , . 'V 6 , W W k' . 7 . SHQHWQ L 6 qgff' if W Q h s u -1 I I i X I X 1-evgievtgit 3 h L .I I .Jw . nv-4. N Avwivh I PE Q . .nw -3415 A 'fi i j s P, BN. .7 ' A Gt ik Q' X A D X , Q v 1 -hx , ' X X H. xg . .. , , N-1 -- - -f-. , -N --'---1-.-V--.vw---.---V -- 4 - V v.,. ..--.,: .- , ,..-,, ,..A ...V---,g,A,.,,.,--., ....-,, , .1102 ,. ,,, 4 Hd, V Ajgv xv -A A, . - ' - . . -H ., , ,, .,,.,- ,. - ,Q -,- , ,V 1 Af v. .N - Y V H ,Q W., WMV YN- F M K, ,r ' Ah' f - ' o o wffff ZQZMLXMXQZQMW5 I ' VFQQELXQ Q 4 X., aa N- l 'io L, Q7 C' 1 - X K Y jf Nw W IQVJ my i , jf C X 1 JH ff te S fb W A f ff QQ, ,gal Qjf Q I JU F60 'jjj WMS M M GN , jfgw YN VA' , wx '- -- - - ww- 9- -.-.--...,.,.,....., ,..,..., ... -,- . - -1 Q f 4 E R Q . wenome r suL10y4 ,V f 1,ST'EEL MFG ' T' ' il: snggugsf COAL Qfe-CD X C ORP. Ag1 5 lx Q PULL, . I... --,?1-- C0- QVJ9 . il 9' pl-ACE Oooauonno II ' V 14 4 74fHpl-- 'e 4,00 c .10 E 5 oouoounuou oouannu ' 7 -,ftfgl QQ- FIRSEQAUURS lvncuuaounaoqquouvouooeooanuuouqinzagl ' 7 ' W. l ' BREESDALL HZLSS ' Q onnanuq amaqononuomanm ao.-Joan, ,gif ' ' f- 7'fT ST. . IV -.SHELL ' , Q - 1 if 1 GAS DR' L ' WWW Mgzitzel ....,.,,... -Jo-1 cn oy co-A U PARK V009 73 no pl-V T CWC-K s1'oRE. ,Eg aemnv ' calms 'X' uk TNN ' -.P SHOP 51082 H ,514 ,,,. 0 Y v Y YL V W I -V Y' 1380-SI ' Quill ' Hnnowaaa J '.cEu'rRAL BARBER QQ U sqtzaoaoe 0 u 5 72 o ,PL-nl' I L3 2 E GROC. . Q : Fooo 7 ' 2 . - 7 , Q 1 J v Q 0 0 U' I . 5 U - 7 sfones 5, - P v vr w G 1- ul T5 'f' AQ G1 ' A 'D Q: ' v- v- J- 72 ST. F . f I C . ' W - Y - 'RED -' ll' W if-D 9 G E 5op ? gi E C ,D gi S gl 1 .YALE gsggg ' f Wk 3 2 gf W 5 .Q 4 5 g 2 3 Q' uf: ST ' 0 O 'f' C ' I 4 0 O 0 v REM 114 V SING LEE 4 J m XJ Q - 2 1 3 ' 'A W Vp umm - ' ' 1'aoPmcm- ' 6 ' - 6 ' 6 ' LRUNDRY 9: 3, 3, msn 1 3: WI 3 3 so 3 gn 3 A ' 'd . ' . H ' ' N Y Y ' W QQSDA ' ' ' 5 Wg ' l Q ' -,gabv 1nt 'gb 3 Mpmggr Q CI PANTS . 0- ff 15 M dv fx.: M L- Am.-rauo ,L Pg Q' ,: E , P GRADE .0 Up- E qu, Z b Sncnoox. P 0-0 , ' Q Hu-L' ESNAFIRE sglsgu, 1 Z U T mv- V T PAN1U-:ERS . Y A SIDE U, oem: emu 5 gf w ar SCHOOL BALL new F -rncafeks ,,, 2 I5 if 'Q , .......... A . ,gg R Y-A 'I 5 5 LH, -2 o Aa M555 I P 1 YQ-F O QU m I' ' S 1 MNED - in W 5:3 - '- HHH 452. ..:. '.UlU 2 1 U- Cx lj ' I l I' H I 3 oeoku' PRRK w I E 1 ' . XX Q, N -ME'mooos'r . , T ' V1 at 6 max 3 gs - Evascovm. Eu' 7 K z ri m - 1 5 '52 0' ,ummm 9- QHURCH V . er of 22 Q CILIZT 5 XE ng: 3 ff nance ,E rg 3 gf' 2 6 O nab, 4' Q9 '2 'Q CREW 2 is L5-n ul 0 5c.HooL Hg 5 '4 '-9 Ii kRLBon0 ... V' Q, 9 5 I5 Q 5 23' Q 5 eo WP'-,cESBY1eP ' ' ' ' -cnu -. at . 9 . A H .' I I I I - 4 ' , ' ' 2 A -agen mms NARQUETTE 3 52 Q g ST- NNRY U ,iv x CHURCH K0 4 u' Z SCHOOL 4 ' ' o :Sz 3, ,F . Aggyagfg Q 3 .Q.9.Q.3ii.iiQ.,iQ.5lg.1i.i-3iQ..ELQ2.l....2i2.wmnruA-4u9.9j,Q NN. MHRQUETTE ROAD. 2 Q12 f Ev, uni - f XM TPEL I ,u'FH.1aNKKe'a Mg.. LY - 7 UNRO1 Q ' NAU- 1 TURNOVERS cm' V 4 X ' Q9 o ' 7' 1 1 . 44 : 0 - 2 . --QF' 0 X 6v 0 W 63 ii 85 - ew, 3 2 ' G 'I-1 0 oc-,vii HILL- inaaiw ' 4 pgmen 'E' fx ' Q - ' umonsreneas 5c 'o 1 00'-E Z Bug. MENS , 5-roger, x X 061.165 mo . 0 9 GRoc. I Q Q 5 0 boffanu. mem 4 X f lm '36 iv JJ., - I - Y 4 ,f, J ' Q , W n c v c ll A: Q - W I 4 , . -H CHN5-5-.Anus f ,f Q--J .hi V Y Y I E qu-bl . X, ' I f mnaremg Kappa Saou--5 fl, . ' fl' 1: i n - IN ,X ave f - - ' ' Q CH 'Ll ' . Ev'::E25o 4 .HWTEREN6 : za . Q A, ' u F' r I ' 'ST ANOTRQQ Q - 5Ys.v551-ER'5 --' RL 'L' uvuopfqeaea 1 ' I g K , -f 1 'D' -- 'S I l V N sew'-0 Benin 'mono' kO6bEN 'V ,n-I fEAT 'X X - .. .. 5 PET f U me S ox S LO O MI S NISONI C lf STA. femme -Q-,L 'If mn- . 44 .JTIIZ HAND MAG. STORE po 51' FAIR oFFlcG. FOODS- l a s FLORlS THEATER JEWEL i .SHOP E' 5 Q! - z 0 Ano I -J Jn..L , , , , Y . O O JACK 0' C D L 'J n LEE HAND HUNDWI AT oswmos ...4-S3 x. a H1144 W M M Y WT ,,! Y 5. s. ,.v gf Bae.-ze. ,, 4 PICTORIAL MAP or .Zh Q E Q. i U a u o o u a U ,lx qi a n n n u 0 11:0 0 n u X sig ufhqrauumoogoov If' l 1 55 'Y ' ,,..., 1 . 1 I. GLENN I -K. CROWN Hoesuaa p aofucg Hmeunoea MER Z1 - +P- u - uNmcATEs wueae fm.-4 in W ounces ARE ' 5 F 1 x fl L VI noweai '. - FOR 5- SALE 5 O 5 t n ' 'J' 5 Z . . D Z SQ 7 U ' 7 P o .a 5 WVAI- as A Em vc 5 Essence L N'1'G 'uv 2 gr E EQNM'-'fJ .1 1 62.0111 I 1 -2 2 5 :M-off ff ff RE: g 'BREAKERS:l id 5 5 2 5 'I 1' 65 3 3 ' . . id Q 6.52 'igd 6 5 .5 .5 -, jf X I3 I A V, W ul 8 ol.:-an -rn! wf U 1- , , Q - - - ' . ' , ST. H , .- '-IT-' l-' fl yi 'mt 9 wi . 'V If :E w ca 51. AORUW ' Pnum C ff: '-5 Z , , , moms W E CHURCH -1 , M, A - r I : Hnnowme p4R omg 5 Q E A, o 3. . DRUG 8 j .213 1 'J 2 Ax 5 'IP ip 'f' f ' 55 6 ' I I H 'IOTHI ,s'r. ' ' 'T I O'DONNE LCS Jomvg CHA5' 3 S FOLK Snsnuuggcw XBAR-B YHo::o6 HQKAY .Ib L. L A . ' Lauuonv Gmane 5 in 1 ' 'BOROEN WWELANU cgcr I 'md' Samoan. M PANT Ano ' . 4 :ED ,DD REQPNR owv. , 6' - E' 6975. ST- A Ni' h- ' ' 6 , ,, ' f P' g I 9 ' ' - l I A U '1 'jf ' f NnTwrr1 .... 6 K messes 3 ' CARTNRIGHT GREGGS 0 4 vmgm ,' s-reins: mmamncv ez WMM, 5 mn-r MU 1 1 m.sono vnu cv- 1 LR 1- C 'i Niggaz. iw SBYTERIAH D 43, l f A cuuncw- ' ' S ST- i t .n .Q - 1 ' P sfacnsmm Hwmrune . Q djgwig GHS' ACADEMY c-,our counse , 'fgg . ,-- 'ANU' can emns lg 1 ' FINANCE I3 ' I E 5 .--. CQRP- . .EQ - , 1 o mam 0 12- 4. QQQ Q-WH, 1:-Q Q- ggi iii 4'PPfa Aw, . Mi .559Si5L :ERR . . , i' , 67 ' 5 JP-4?-1? J?-91? '1-1 -'L A .24-D., ' 9 N' -4-9-fl -ii? 433- ' 9 K' QQ 5 0 , ZH. x I w 5' ' O VALLA O GAS r. iq ' A Q Q w , .e .., .4...... woo j P 551A 5'r. ,..... Q ,-- --- ' r N 'TOGLE GRM Q FO' fx :inane ' ff SMG 8 a 'O C IA mon. oen.. . u I V fi: W l l S ' ---' f ' ' 6- - - 1 Y Nh V ST- r , I j' ' - 7 wwe ev. . A 7 'Q 0 L 'nathan ' iii 395 5 uC'W ' 4 4,1 Q-uw-Ben . 'MAE L Co' ' 5 CN, f u z , - - I M '- 1 ,, ,-, mg! - D sv Rrvh V I' V QT. l ' 1 f 1 'Y P ' ' A . V STRAcuar4 H.'GW WGHWNY rgzgxfge., NSARJ-fel 1 I Q' ' Vg v IQ .,., SON SCWO' THEATRE r 4 6501555 N70 sg . om. I 3 A I BMLQQ. , ff' f' ' 1. ' 695. 1 NEST ix' Q - D 9 Q U 5-I: 5151, ' st- ' ' ' i . 11? Oni Nalofmwvvfi 6 5 -L f '- I ,'u 1- I f-. inn H L11 ' ' . I .Y

”

Suggestions in the Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL) collection:

Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL) online collection, 1936 Edition, Page 1

1936

Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL) online collection, 1937 Edition, Page 1

1937

Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL) online collection, 1938 Edition, Page 1

1938

Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL) online collection, 1940 Edition, Page 1

1940

Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL) online collection, 1941 Edition, Page 1

1941

Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL) online collection, 1942 Edition, Page 1

1942

Searching for more yearbooks in Illinois?
Try looking in the e-Yearbook.com online Illinois yearbook catalog.

Find and Search Yearbooks Online Today!

Online Yearbooks

1985 Edition online

1970 Edition online

1972 Edition online

1965 Edition online

1983 Edition online

1983 Edition online

FIND FRIENDS AND CLASMATES	GENEALOGY ARCHIVE	REUNION PLANNING
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!	Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!	Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.

E-Yearbook Home Quick Search Advanced Search Quick Browse