Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE BREW COMMERCIAL IRENE BRETT MARY CALLANAN ALLEN CHURCHILL ANNE COSCROVE LORETTA COX KATHLEEN CUSTER BLANCHE DOYLE WILLIAM FINUCANE MARGARET HENSLEICH SARAH MORTIMER LUCILLE SHORTALL ANASTASIA WOODS MATHEMATICS HARRIET HAMILTON MARGARET STEVENSON EDWARD TIERNEY HOUSEHOLD ARTS ESTELLE PARIS MARY MARK VIOLA PETERSON MAY PORTER SCIENCE HENRY BORCHARDT HAROLD HARRIS LORA HART MAE KINSEY JOSEPH NEBEL ETHEL SCHIERBAUM EDWARD STANEK KATHERINE THIELE DOROTHY TURNER HISTORY EDWARD CONNORS VERA DAVIS EDNA GREER IRENE HUGHES VIOLA MAIORS AIDAN O'KEEFE ENGLISH IDA CONNERY EDITH DUCCAN MARY FINNECAN BERNICE MAHONEY BERNICE MCDERMOTT MARY MULDOON MARION O'BRIEN ETHEL O'NEILL ETHEL PARKER FANNIE SECALLA IOSEPH SILVERMAN RUTH WEEKS ACM TY LANGUAGE ALMANA BARNABY RUTH PREES AIMEE HEINECK HENRY MORRIS LOUIS SCHILKE MUSIC HERBERT RIPKIND HAzEL STEINPELDT LOUISE TEWKSBURY GRAPHIC ARTS EDWARD KIMPTON CHARLES LEIECK IRENE MCCURRY PHYSICAL EDUCATION IOHN BOYLE RUTH BRIEL JOHN FARMER MABEL KULP ANNA SCHMOOK TECHNICAL RICHARD OLEASON ROBERT KESNER JOSEPH SEITZ DREW WILSON R. O. T. C. C. W. REA ADIUSTMENT ANNE TRACY LIBRARIANS MARGARET SHERIDAN MAE JOHNSON OFFICE CLERKS EVELYN FENNEIMAN MARY MULHOLLAND LUCILLE O'MALLEY PLACEMENT JOHN EGAN SUBSTITUTES CHARLOTTE BARRETT A. IOHN BRIEL IOHN CARROLL GORDON HOWATT IRENE ERP IGNATIUS IVAN RITA METICUE CATHERINE O'GORMAN JEROME OCRADY PETER PETITO IESSIE WATSON Page Eleven

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f I 4 QWQH ., .I - , . .' f 2 ow I: Sgt. Rea, Muldoon, . N Schilke, Thiele, Faris, Hughes, . Ivan f ' I Row 2: Borchardt, Harris! Silverman, Custer, Tewksbury, Frees, Steinfeldt Row 3: Carroll, O'Corman, Nebel . 5-WM . ,ow 'Q' 'ww I Row I: Davis, Hedeen Xp Row 2: Kulp, Cosgrove Row 3: Brett, Rifkind, Br I, 1 ' 1 4,44 . I ',f fit: ' f - r v f . I I . Row I: Duggan, O'Brien, Kimpton, Petito, Barrett, Tier- ney Row 2: Doyle, McDermott, Barnaby, Kinsey, Porter, Tur- ner, McCurry Row 3: Sommer, Gleason, Boyle, Seitz Row Farmer, O'Neill, Tracy, Egan Row 2: Howatt, Connor, Lejeck, Stevenson, Mahoney, f- . Segalla ,Q Row 3: Schierbaum, Mark, ' Hensleigh, Churchill I We've come a long way from the days of schoolmarms and cartoons of teacher drawn on the blackboard. Today in Harper the teachers are as young in thought and ideals as the students themselves. Underlying all of their goodfellowship ,however, is the wisdom which experience and training have given them. This sterling combina- tion cannot tail to bring to Harperites the inspira- tion and training they require. No teacher is too usy to give her time and energy to help a student solve his problems. Guidance periods have been established for this purpose and, due to the un- tiring efforts and determination of the faculty, they have been a huge success. A Har rite's be It friend is his teacher. , .P fglb jf . - I: O'Crady, Briel, Jyw!-fl! VI , ' 59' 5 fx l X sg! Page Thzrh en