Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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

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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.

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