Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1943 volume:

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Students make pos- sible the smooth functioning of laboratories, moving picture machines, book room, grade counselors, as well as the principal and assistant principal's oflices. A surpassing demonstration of democratic spirit is manifest through the work of the Student Council, a representative group of the entire number of Q Harperites. ARPER HIGH SCHOOL .Aww AA-A K K z ,M 1 X .Wmzpf - ' A if: Q . 5 Q Q .I ,.:w,, I if 4 ,. w- ' ,,. A Y fa' ' '. Of Service To 0ur Country Foremost in all American minds this year are thoughts of the war. As we realize the various endeavors necessary to victory, we Harper students desired to do our share of service. With the help of the community and spurred on by the various prizes offered we tripled our quota in the Salvage for Victory Drive which lasted until Thanksgiving, and won the Brass, Bronze, and Copper Drive in March. By sacrificing luxuries we bought stamps and bonds steadily all year. The Red Cross, whose existence is imperative, especially in time of war, depends directly on contributions. Vife not only gave money, but also our talent and energy sewing and knitting-cooperation was the keynote, all work- ing together to hasten victory. But all this was little compared with the efforts and the sacrifices of the men engaged in actually fighting the war. As a slight recognition of our debt to them we wish to dedicate this 1945 Shield to the students, graduates, and teachers of Harper who are serving in the Armed Forces of our country. BUTLER LAUGHLIN PRINCIPAL Mr. Laughlin Says- YOUTH RESPCNDS In times of emergency we must use all of our available facilities. This includes money, machines, material, men and morale. Man power is limited. Youth must grow up and respond to the grave responsibility of making an unstable world adapt itself to the demands of a people seeking their funda- mental rights. Today the rights of the common man are at stake. Technology has brought us in close Contact with each other where we grow more and more dependent each year. The world has grown smaller and smaller, decade after decade, until all peoples of the world know what the others are doing. This year the high school youth of eighteen has been called upon to respond. In order to do this, youth must grow up and mature at an early age. Many will have finished the four year high school work before they are asked to assume this responsibility, four years full of fun and interesting friendships. Today the highfschool means more than ever before. The world is looking for young people who have not only four years of high school training, but for young people who can do new and unusual things. Not many are going to get a chance to get to college. For many the high school will be the end of their institutional training. Our one big idea today in high school is to educate our- selves to take part in the present emergency. Our national leaders are very much interested in having young people finish their high school work and learn many of the things which they will have to do in the present emergency. They are interested in youth who are able to act, and act intelligently. High school youth must grow up into serious minded men and women who will take their places in the world conflict of today and help to establish a better world for the common man. America depends on its high school graduates. Miss Hedeen Sa ys - STUDENTS OF HARPER: You have met the many challenges of the past year success- fully and faithfully. The record established by Harper students for fulfilling patriotic, civic, and educational duties is worthy of honest pride in 21 job done well. Congratulations. BLANCHE V. HEDEEN ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. YATES Mr. Yates was the principal of Harper from janu ary, 1959 until December 19112. During his four year stay here, Harper students learned the importance of co-operation, fair play, and good sportsmanship- qualities which make for good character and true American spirit. The influence of his ideals made it possible for us to develop and retain our high standards. THE HARPEAR FACULTY Frank Annunzio .... Almana Barnaby .... Henry Borchardt .... lrene Brett ..... Ruth Briel ...... Mary Callanan .... Grace Conant .... Allen Churchill .... Ida Connery .... Edward Connor .... Anne Cosgrove ,.... Loretta Cox .... Kathleen Custer ..... Vera Davis ..... Alicia Doran ..... Blanche Doyle .... Edith Duggan ..... john Farmer ......... . . . Theodore Farrington. . . Mary Finnegan ..... William Finucane . . . Richard Gleason .... Edna Greer ..... Harriet Hamilton. . . Harold Harris .... Lora Hart .......... Margaret Hensleigh. . Herman Hoffman. . . Irene Hughes ..... Roland Kehoe ..... Robert Kesner .... May Kinsey ..... Mable Kulp ..... Charles Lejeck .... Mary Leyden .... Calvin Lindley .... Edna Madsen .... . . . .Social Studie: . . . .Language .. . ...Science . . . . . .Commercial Phyrical Education . . . . . .Commercial .......Muric . . . .Commercial ..... .Englirh . . . .Social Studier . . . .Commercial . . . .Commercial . . . .Commercial . . . .Social Studie! . . . .Social Studier . . . .Commercial . . . . . . . . .Englirh .Phyrical Education . . . . . . . .Technical ......Englirh . . . .Commercial . . . . .Technical . . . .Social Studie! . . . .Mathematicr . . . . .Science . . . . . .Science . . . .Commercial . . . . . .Technical . . . .Social Studier . . . .Placement . . . . .Technical ............Science Phyrical Education . . . . .Graphic Art . . . .Mathematicr . . . .Graphic Art .........Art Bernice Mahoney ..... Bernice McDermott .... Frances Moran .... Henry Morris .... Sara Mortimer .... Marguerite O'Brien Marian K. O'Brien. Ethel Parker ...... . . Viola Peterson .... May Porter ..... Katherine Ryan .... . . Loretta Ryan .... Ethel Schierbaum. . Louis Schilke .... Anna Schmook .... Fanny Segalla ..... . Lucile Shortall .... joseph Silverman . . . . . Charles Sweet . . . Philip Tapley ..... Louise Tewksbury. Katherine Thiele. . Edward Tierney .... Anne Tracy ...... Dorothy Turner. . . Ruth Weeks ...... Anastasia Woods. . Sergeant Rea .... Isabelle Crane .... Alton Kuechman. . John juravich .... Louis Gordy .... Ellis Little ....... Elizabeth Ormsby. Pauline Reisman. . Paul Steele ...... . . . . .Englirh ... . . .Defenre . . . .Mathematicr . . . . .Language . . . . . Commercial . . . .Mathematicr . . . . .Englfrh .... . . . . .Englirh .Home Economic: .Home Economicr .........Englirh . . . . .Language . . . . .Science ..........Language Physical Education .. . . . . . . .Englirh . . . . .Commercial . ........EngliJh Phyrical Education .. ..........Science . . . .Music . . . . . . .Science . . . .Matherr1atic.r . . . . .Adjurtment . . . . .Science . . . . . .Englirh . . . .Commercial . . .R.O.T.C. . . . . .Suhrtitute . . . . .Suhrtitute . . . . .Suhrtitute . . . . .Suhrtitute . . . . .Suhrtitute . . . . .Suhrtilute . . . . .Suhrtitute . . . . .Suhrlitute WE SERVE IN OUR CLASSES f uf- ART Iicsldcs fullmving tha - rcgulgu' uutinc of PI'IIIILll'y ll rt in strmlctinn, hc Arr IDCPAIFIIIICIII pmviglcs um- 'Ic UPPUIIIIII ntcd in Ius In II I.1tLst m11t1'1Imt1o1 IIXIIIIIQ, and other I1g1mIc1'11frs mI mcnu wx L 1 s S has Inccn ities for stud clay modeling, weaving, 1 of Un cuts tul- ll I' SL'l'V IL'L'IlIL'II In Iwo LISCLI on Iumli- .lva .md SWCLII ' .I .I mmglslmms to uc SCIII fu ic ll Icsllx ' 'c n1umI III cgunf mtg-cus. Aft is ll rcgll 1iILIcr. IIIUIXIIC COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT llclpiiig Harper students hecomc lc vttcr citizens uf thc husiiicss worltl is thc work uf thc Cjommcrciul lDL'lMlI'lI11Clll. 'lhc studies which this tlcpzirtmciit ullcrs xxill pri-pt11'c thc txtircci'-iiiimlctl stutlcnt for gi guml yuh. 'lhcsc stutlics inclutlc Business Trztinirig, liuimltlwcpiiifg, Stiles, Cluriiiiicitiail Cicogiulpliy, Cluimncrtizil Law, Uthcc l'r.1ttit'c, 'l'yping, rmtl Sluwtlmiitl. 'lhcsc sttitlcnts arc xuluiihlc cvcn during their syliuul tl.1x'S hm mark im thc YAll'lUllS Plll7llLillllUl15, in the ullicc, in thc lmutli. timl its tc'g1cl1ci's' SCL'I'CfLll'lCS. A toursc in utmcnt is mix ilcsimhlc in thc thc Ckmum-1't'1g1l Dt-pi' - I high stlwul ctlutzitiim ut any hwy in' girl. 1 1 K? ENGLISH at word mean to you? To the aver just what cloes th age person it suggests seemingly endless columns of verhs, nouns, and su ch, but to a high school student it means much more than that. It is synony- mous with literature, journalism, and public speaking, as well as current events and citizenship-all of which help us to hecome hetter citizens of the future Mis. Duggan .mil Mrs. l:inn.'g1.1n super- xising a i'cacling class. l5f1's, Coiiiic-ry proving that it came lirom S .i'c'speai'c to Miss P.11'lxei' .intl Mrs. Uiliri - ' ' ' cn, xx ho agree. Mr, SllXCl'Il1.lI1, Miss lNliDci'mott, Miss Mahoney olwserviiig .1 patriotic hullctin Wihillll. iff Dnna iq LA N G U AG E S XVhat is our language department doing in the war effort? Rosita says, Ayuclo a las relaciones pan americanas aprencliendo a hahlar espanol como una senorita romanticaf' Pierre says, suis en route pour clevenir un francois vivace comment mes treres clans l'Afrique. Ich wercls ein Dolmetscher fuer die Vereinigten Sta- ten, says Heine. Pergite acl Victoriam. -W u LJBAQA4 K 'l Aw 'is Arxx s ai, 9 I logo l6 49 i ln our language classes we find such typical activities as those pictured ah Mr. Schilke and his class sing a German follq song. French stuclents clrami Le Voyage de M. Penchion. Mrs. Barnaby explains a model of the Colis and Mr. Morris asks questions in Spanish. X HOUSEHOLD ARTS I smelled cookies baking, I smelled cake. They smelled so good it couldn't be 21 fake. I walked down the hall to hnd the cooking class, I thought it would contain many ll Harper lass. I . n . l Imagine my surprise. It was boys, pretty wise! And then I found the girls and they were cook- ing, too. They were making dumplings and hot beef stew L K Other girls were sewing and some were busy knitting As part of our war effort it was all very fitting It's H.H.A. I saw today ! INDUSTRIAL ARTS XVe Take 'Em Apart and Put 'Em Together. XVhen a Harper shop boy lifts the hood of a car and looks inside what he sees there is not a mystery to him if he is a memher of Mr l7arrington's auto shop class. ln Mr. Gleasoirs class, the boys take otl tl ueir coats, pick up their harnmcrs and saws, and roceed t I 1 ' l ' l I ' - p o erin tie skills ncccssary in thc carpentry trades. Do you want your house wired? Your electrician has joined the lvlarines? Get one of Mr. I-lohfrnairs electric shop lfoys. They can do everything in the electric line from repairing a simple iron to con- structing a complicated metal engraving pencil. uw..--sq Q ' MATHEMATICS Can 'ou solve a com ound e uation? Can fou find X P fl l the volume of a c linder? How about the area of a Y cube? Did ou ever lot a 'ra h? Do You know how Y P 5 P l to find the hypotenuse of a triangle? Do you know how much 2 and 2 is? No? Well you certainly haven't attended our Math classes. This department has been growing rapidly during the present emergency for we realize here at Harper that our knowledge of this subject will enable us to help in the war effort whether we go into war industries or directly into the armed services. MUSIC Queer noises, nice noises, lots of mellow sound, Some sing with open mouths, others seem to frown Have you ever heard our A Cappella sing? Their musical renditions are quite the thing. The way clarinets give out with solid sending The way trumpets make with harmony blending Really proves to all lucky ones who hear it That Harpers Concert Band peps up school spirit. Now add to this Miss Tewkshurys girls' chorus The piano playing of Daisy Booras And I'm positively sure, you'll all agree That I-Iarper's Music Department rates an ll PHYFSICAL EDUCATION Groans and moans have been drifting over the transom of Harper Gym these days. The elfeets of the war are being felt and the result is a new re-conditioning program for Harper Students. These stu- dents, and others like them, are going to be leaders of tomorrow, and as such, they must he strong. Hence, the toughening up processg and the resulting groans and moans will slowly die away as Harperites eheerfully learn to take it. SCIENCE Protozoa, sound waves, crystals, specinc gravity, photosyn- thesis, electrons, tempering, eroslceleton, copper wire, capillarity, calcium, fluoride, light spectrum, ionization, heat of fusion, hydrochloric acid, mr. borchardt, QHQQSOQ, tympanum, mole- cular weight, double salts, meters, colloids, steam engines, oxides, radio waves, spontaneous combustion. Wfords of this type are second nature to Harper science students who are lueing developed into Pasteurs and Edisons. 5399 S SOCIAL STUDIES Maps illlkl clmrts glml glwlwus and lmoks. XVnsl1il15gtm1 illlkl Napoleon and UL-nglmis Klum Llllkl Timu- slmcnlw. liuttlcs, trcgltics, cxplom- tions, clcctinms. Valley lforgc, Paris, f,llLllltU'lilllg. c,Ullll'LlCl5, J1- minislming rcturns, lmllurs. Tcsts, rc-1wm'ts, uutllllcs. july -lfftlllly ll- lirsr 'lilcsllny in Nm'cmlwcr. Past! lJI'CSL'llll lfuturcl Q l 1 l Harper Gets In The Scrap :,, ::,.. 1, 5 wg Q :ei at ,i is ,ga , , . arf N :vi ' ig. E Ni W 3 asia City Championship! How distant that award seemed to Harper- ites when the nationwide Salvage Drive opened. The drive com- menced with Victory Day, during the latter part of October and lasted a month. Soon however, after much toil and sacrifice rendered by the Harper students, factulty, and members of the surrounding com- munity, that dream came true at Harper. Harper won the cham- pionship with a total of 305,688 pounds collected-an average of 57 pounds per student. Miss McDermott, co-ordinator of the drive, and chairman Robert Browning, aided by his committee Rose Marie Frank, James Sch- neider, Sophie Roman, Gus Papas, jack Wehrle, jack Bim Merle and Dorothy Smrt will be remembered as responsible for the leader- ship which helped to make the drive successful. Harper however, is most proud because of having received the highest honor award given by the O.C.D. and W.P.B.-the Blue Eagle, This award was given to only four schools in the United States. D,-,nn 'Ll ABOVE Browning, Welirle, Frank. CENTER Rau' 1: Schmiedl, Miss McDermott, Brown ing, Frank, Bim Merle. Rau' II: Papas, Zivalich, Burns, Sparrow Bienenfeld, Smrt, Croisant, Diombala Roman, Crozier. Rau' III: Schneider, Guth, Kjellherg, john son. I 2 7 S .Ll I I 7 7 f TA .wg 11122 an 1-..:,:jxiggl x ' .l,,,-,- a :QQ 3, v , , .-. - , ,ga-.Vx , .J V Av G WND UNI E5 pp,-, .vga U W: . .919 il. ij.-1 ' T A .H -- . m,,k,,4,,.Lw....k,.,...,, .:.aM', 53 -QF. . V-- ' ' K W A xl! 14-vw:.....vf.r - . vgife 3-r 1911513 113 - J 1- :J ..,:1' -H. fy. TP-H, .1fg.35'p i ' 2.63.44 'S . 1 . X Lxnmvvfg 'GLS-1-1 , . . W . , , ny '-.yy ggif My , 1 if TPC ' ' me gi .,'- x5Qgfi3L,. 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Dot Snuts eonfusion in gin all hoy divi- sion . . . laughed and laughed git little lglelxie lll1rig's jolxes . . . orange hows . . . no more swim classes . . . shoelxed at size ol' lillklibllll giants '..r first home talent show '... Mel Shglrp rind Louie Serone's ligunous duets . . . liell tor Sloppy 'loes . . . lirst night dnnee -... laughed git jack lllirigjs jokes . . . hlue hows . . . upper elgissinen . . . indixidugll pictures for Shield . . . suhjeets heeoine stillei '... Xxhll' de- clared . . . hoys answer eglll of llnele Sum . . . smiled nt glgleles iolxes fsgnne onesj . . . red hows . . . lurnher-igieli shirts . . . senior ollieers' eleetion , . . slselis heeome tzld for girls . . . slxirts for hoys . . . new principal, Mr. Laughlin . . . senior party '... dinner dance -... lrgrgulrigition . . . rid ot llhrigs jokes ? 3 ?? Qt Page 27 Top Row: INIILDRED AHLGRAIN Millie Prom comin .. treasure .. GAA .. alderinan .. Nadine. HIiRMAN BAUER Red Basketball . . hasehall . . track . . Curly-head . . Don. CLARENCE BELAND Clih Cheerleader . . Cartoonist . . sharp . . dancing . . Ed LIZ ROY BIELCIK Lee Hallguartl . . Fire marshal . . fishing . . everybody. IEILIZEN BIZRG I NHS . . girls' sports lid . . Highway . . prom comm . Ken. ANIIIUNY HIALECK Junior Loyalites . . chef . . enjoys cooking f??j . . Mom. Second Row: LIESTISR BIALECK Lover Howling . , altlerman . . ollice hoy . . baseball . . my gal DONALD HOEDEKER Doc Fire marshal .. hallguartl .. usher .. mechanic .. Ed ROSIEMARY BROGAN Brog I, of H . . loyalitc . . GAA . . secretary . . piano . . Lou IZMII. CALZARFTTA Dick IIB Vice pres . . stenogriiplier . . girls . . Nick . . Dot. GLORIA CIZITK Glo NHS . . -'IB-4A Par . . prom comm . . WAITS . , howl- ing.: . . Norm. VIRGINIA CONYBEAR Virgie Loyalite . . secretary . . collects photos . . Ginny. Third Rowi IEDXVARD CROISANI Iftltlie Hoy ROTC otiicer . . XX'est Point . . women . . Don. GEORGE DEARTH Curly Loyalite . . join Marines . . girls. NORIWA DI GIACOMO D.D. French Cluh . . hallguard . . nurse . . baking . . Kay. HARRIET DOBBERTIN Booth . . sec . . L of H . . collects souvenirs . , Tots. Fourth Row: CLIFFORD DOUBIQK Cliff L of H . . Latin cluh . . XY'est Point . . Iiasehall . . Iloh. DORIS EBERT Doclie Orch . . band . . tlrum majorette . . chorus . . Doris. MARJORIE EICHORST hlitlge Loyalite . . hallguarrl , . GAA . . join XWAACS . . -lack. RUTH IfI.Y Real Chem and French cluhs . . loyalite . . riding . . Rose. FEBRUARY GRADUATES FEBRUARY GRADUATES Top Row: NORMA IENGHLAD Swcdc Hallguard . Loyalitc . . GAA . . dancing , . scc . . lil. HARRY LNGSTROINI Haro Loyalitc . . autoinohilc incchanic . . Holm RAY FARl.liY liugcnc liaskctlwall . . tire I11All'5l1.ll . . join Army . . Batty. ,lUSlfl'HlNlf FASANO Jody Soc . . loyalitc- . . GAA . . liallguartl . . skating . . johnny. St-cond Row: RUTH FINN Mickey GAA hoard and calwinct . . lcadur . . AXYCC . . lflcanor. ROSE FIORIE Ro Highway , . Student Council . . booth . . sec . . Rose. Koclzlkci' lNllffHAlfl. FRlfDlfRlCK liaskcthall . . lwaschall . , Navy Air Corps . . Dave. Nick csicsi.io'rTA Nippcy Band . . L of H . . inacrntro . . liquid stockings . . Dick. Third Row: MARION GOBERVILLE Mar A Cappella . . hallguard . . collects pictures . . GERTRUDIZ GOLZIZ Gcrt L of H .. sec .. GAA .. sketching ., stsno JUNE GOUGH lid. . Rose. Hallguard . . loyalitu . . rcads mystcry books , . Mom. ANNABIELLIZ GRANATA Ann Exchange lid Highway . . 4B-ASA Dcc. Chair . Murph IELIZANOR GRUND Fl GAA trcasurur . . leader . . AXWCC . . riding . . Ruth, ETHIEL HAJECK Shorty Sec . . Ioyalitc . . GAA . . typist . . Josephine . joan. Fourth Row: GIZRTRUDE HANKA Gert GAA board and cabinet . . leader . . mechanic . . Pinky ROBERT HARDER Bob XX'rcstIing . A Cappella . . hallguard . . sports . . Bud HELEN HARKISR Tressie Frcnch club . . loyalite . . collects records . . Flo. FRIED HARM Fritz Fire marshal . . air raid warden . . hallguard. IVIARY ELLEN HARTFIELD Iwlurph NHS . . -1B trcas . . Student council . . howls . . Ann. ROBERT HAUGEN Bob L of H . . hallguard , . skating . . architect . . Cliff. ix is ,iv Twp Ruw: Tliirtl Ruw: INIARIORIK I II':AI,Y Marge MARY I.Al'RIN Freneliie Altleinmn . , GAA , . lnyulite . . likes to tltnce . . Sylviir Hatllguurtl . . GAA . . sluting . , tlancing . . Pete. IRIiNIIi HOI-IMANN Irish LCJLIISE IyfIANlERIC:K 'Inu I.11y.lllIL- 4 . IIAIIIQLKILINI , . collects I'L'CUI'tIS 4 . Bev. Spanish dub I I lmxllmi I I CQAA I I m4mIu I I RIMA , N1'7UW1.IANKAUSFA5 I. I9 .I I I II F1.oRABH4u2 MANWIQLI4 lflnm Reel Cmss 4 . CIAA . 4 tliess designer . 4 likes sports I I .I I I . I I I I ' AILIL'lIlILlIl 4 . Illlllgkhllkl 4 4 I'tenel1 elulw . . Rnnnu I'RANC,I:3 IICXIIINVI Y I'ram I I I4 nf H . , Iny.tlitc . . GAA , 4 cnllects cznmls . . Tlicrestr I-Ol?IIl:lA5QlRlA I III LU I I HIMIIR JOHNSON Slwpy 4 ut . . C1 4.1 inet . , wllects nmttli tnveis H.xIIgu.ml rapt 4 4 skating . . collects stumps 4 , Mum. Iyosifvn KHQNIQ IM Fyuffh ROWS I'l1ntng1'.1pI1y . Navy . . Inyulite 4 4 Spanish . . Iirunn. DQRQTHY NICINTQQSH Dm NHS , , student muncil 4 4 Itiglmxly . . .nvi.1t1'ix . . I.il4 Seulinl Row: DAVID INICINIl,lI.I.IfN Rall1l'rit ROBERT KIRKXXXDOD KIIIk Buselmll .. toutlmll .. I4 nf H .. clit-In ,, Air Corps, Spurts . . Army . . Iuygilite 4 . Iitl . . Sails . . Strulw. SYLVIA MII.I,IiR Syl DORIS KIIINII DHAC I4iliL's tu Cook 4 . Imllgtlilrtl . . lny.llite . . UAA . . Iiutty. I4 uf H . , Inyutlitc . . I..1tin clulw . , ut'g.tnist . . Mi1ri41n4 1Xf1ARGARI?'l' hIL'SSIIR MIH.mL, I'Al'I. Kl'IIII.I5 Clulwes H1lllj.Il11lI'AI Capt . . A cI.lIWPL'IlAI . . slmieltl s.ilesnx.1n . . Ilne. Fishing . . Iny.iIite . . Imllgtmrtl . . Cliff 4 . Hub. HIf'l I'Y Kl'HN Susie Cllwering sec . . l1.lllI.IlILII'LI . . skating . . Beverly 4 . ju, RIQNIiIi KUNDK Runnie Highway . . I, uf H . . III7I'LlI'y alssist . . sewing . . Floral. F G D U PILICA LANONI Peg, -.W ei.:..i.i ...1:..... Ms.. rx.. .4,. .Q r' ,.... -f MMQ nm P lf FEBRUARY GRADUATES 'limp Ruw: DIANIZS NIiIiDHAM Bill Iiinsclmll , . girls , . pI.111s tu Iwo pics . . jim. DAVID PATTIS Duc Iiiskvrlmlll . . Iwaisclmll . . Shield pI1utng1'.1pI1c1' , , Mikc. I,AlIRINIf PHIfI.I'S Sugar SP.lIIiSIl L'IllI1 . . Iiwyiilitu . . L-11joys iI.111ci11g . . Mum. DOROTHY I'lfIII.lPS Du! AIxIL'I'l11.Ill ., I. nf H ,. ,Ili 01111111 ICJKICI' ,. riding .. Ray. Si-u:11iI Row: XY'II,I.IAINI I'HII.I.IPS XX'iIIic I.uy.1Iitc . . I11111li11g . . AI'IlI1ILll' 'I'L'cI1 . 1 Iowa I1is dug. DORIS PUHIJNIAN Dui' GAA I111.11xI . . soc lciiilurs . . I. nf H . , H club . . Butsy, DORIS POMIXIIZRING Duc Riding . . Il1lII3.XLI.lI'nI . . I1m1tI1 . . xI.lIN.'IIlg . . CiL'lYI'gL'LlI1l1C. RUI':IfR'I' IJRISCAI. I3.lgIiIy' II.lIIglI.ll'xI .. sl-:.1ti11g , wolf! 3 , , signal curps . . DUI. 'I A QW? , ii: 1. I Q We is' l -A. Twp Rnw: Third Row: VIRGINIA SMITH Ginny I 1 R1s1s1aCCA vraN'rL'RA 110111,- i1lllLlL'I1l court . , Illllfll owner . . klilllflllg . . Rita . , Buh, MMS to mink, I l luytllm. . V lmllmhud h I GAA 4 I hmmm' DOROTHY WRT l3 ',, -,I , BMA IiI,ORlZNCIi VIRGIN 1111.115 ' ' lllcsgkibsy' nuns A 4 1 Lullects recureln . . l1.lllgLlAll'Ll , . luyxllite , . Ruse. D.1r1cir1g . . lllllljllllllll . . GAA . . secretary . . Becky. VUILLIS XVAGNIER Bill M.1ry. Likes to swim . , luynlite . . collects guns , , Mel. ROBERT SOWA Bulwlwy 3 1 - 3 -V Bowling league . . llilllgllillll . , sailor . . lh'Illll1L'I'. PWS bill. uf H A 5 Shitm I ' Huh. IEMMA SPliIi lim Orch . . ring Qlllkl pin 50111111 . . Becky . . Norm . . If, XX ll.I.lAM s'r11U111N XX'illie FI 'llI RW' Shield . . 111ncl1ir1ist . . draws . . S.1ls . . Kirk . . lid. DORIS XX'lLHlTI.M Dm' . V I ClliUI'LlS . . l1.1llgu.lrrl . . I'lIllL'l' skating , . XX'AVlfS . , Seenml Row. Dudit- SHlRl.liY SXYANSON Shirl NHS , , I. of H , . GAA . . sec . . stewamless . . Dot QAI-VIN WII'II1hI4FI4III1R 1 gill 4 ' 4 Dm' limi of High . -1B pres . , NHS . , ywurimlist . . jack. RUlllfRT TIEAR Bob STEVE ZABHQATALA Fire I11Lll'5l1.ll erupt .. Navy me-ch .. rifle Cluh .. Chufk. Fmskethalll . . l11lllj.Ill.lI'xl . . likes huugie wrmgie , . Dot, KA'l4HlfRlNIf 'I'lfl5l5lNS SiS Reec-ptiur1imI . . sec . . sewing . . IB . . Jenn. ROSIQMARY TUTON Rue Hmrsewife . . swi111111i11g . . tzlll stories . . Flureme, RUTH UFFITRINIAN Ulhe Red Cross . , ciLl'lN1ll1 duh . . tel upcraitur . . Ruse . . Gert. IACQK UHRIG im pres . . NHS . . -4B-4A ent mmm . . iligiiwiy , , David. FEBRUARY CLASS COMMITTEES COMMENCEMENT MELVIN SHARP, Chairman HARRIET DOBBERTIN FLORABELLE MANWELL DOUGLAS LONGDON PEGGY LAMONT RENEE KUNDE EDWARD CROISANT CAP CU' GOWN SHIRLEY SWANSON, Chairman MARY ELLEN HARTFIELD BILL PHILLIPS BILL SCHAUER MARJORIE EICHORST .' RING CV' PIN 'I DAVID MCMULLEN, Chairman NORMR LfP ENGBLAD A EMMA SPEE RAY FARLEY JEAN SCHOENEECK NORMAN STATEMAN GIFT DOROTHY SMRT, C hairman DOROTHY MACINTOSH ANTHONY KATT ANTHONY BIALICK PROM CA LVIN WITTENKELLER-DELWYN GRANZOW C 0-C hairm en HALL VIRGINIA SMITH, Chairman NICK GIGLIATTA MILDRED AHLGRAIN DORIS POMMERING BIDS DORIS KLEIN, Chairyian KENNETH 1 EILEEN BERGQ1 M,-.. 'XI ,W f' EMI L CALZARETTA ORCHESTRA CLARENCE BELAND, Chairman GLORIA CIZEK LOUIS SERONE CHARLES KROLL SALES A RANNABELLE GRANATA, LILLIAN SCHULTZ ,il CLIFFORD DOUBEK 'ROBERT HAUGEN PUBLICI TY DAVID PATTIS, Chairman ELMER JOHNSON DORIS POHLMAN MIKE FREDRICKS BILL STRUBIN DOROTHY PHILLIPS Chairman Poge 33 JUNE CLASS OFFICER S l 6 07 A se Cam, W W Jiffy! X QW? f QW WWW i 1,624 June ll funn: IN X4 I , . ilwu. llmmu C.1t.1g111 Bit Graduates TOP lm, Nlmmiull, Uutlm, l'1'uuluAg.1st, CL-1.1 MlDDl.lf lung H1-ll.1ml HC Yl l'4 JM W Iumh lgmr, Xxvbll' X I :BW la.. J Top Rowg i ' J FRANK ALEX Franlcie ROTC Captain .. NHS .. boxing .. doctor. FRANCIS ANDERER Andy Fire marshal .. hallguard .. photography .. Stan. OHN S APPLE A lei I -- 1 PP 'A ROTC .. hallguard .. loyalite .. Naval radio oper. HELEN ASPAN L of H .. loyalite .. tel. operator .. artist .. Mom. GRACE ATHERTON Gracie Alderman .. hallguard .. GAA .. lady of leisure. CHARLOTTE BAER Char Cheer sec. .. riding .. loyalite .. GAA .. Marge .. jim. Second Rowi DOLORES BAHNSEN Baht: Secretary .. hallguard .. loyalite .. Gloria ,. Zeke. INIARJORIE BAILEY Marge GAA Sec. .. L of H .. leaders .. dancing .. Audrey. ROBERT E. BAILEY Slim ROTC Platoon Comm .. L of H .. Army Flyer. PATRICIA BAKER Pat L of H sec .. NHS .. City Clerk .. Del-Vals .. Murph. ROBERT BARZ Bold Football .. hasehall .. 4B refresh com .. Bill. GENEVIEVE BAUER jenny I .ti IJ A f'--innpll-1 lnwllirrl Flvrr niirii Third Row: AL BELSKIS Al L of H Pres .. Highway Sports lid .. tlying .. jim. JUNE BENNETT sary Hope chest .. two faced people .. Betty .. Mack. CORINNE BENSON Corky 4B-4A Sec .. NHS .. cheerleader .. jitterhug .. U of M BERNARD BERG Bernie Alderman .. howling .. join the Navy .. Dick. Fourth Row: XVILLIAM BERGLIND Bergs L of H and NHS Pres ,. haskethall .. college .. Barz. HOVUARD BERNDT Red Basketball .. hallguard cap't .. musician .. Mike. SEYINIOUR BIENENFELD Seym NHS Treas .. L of H .. H'gliy Page lid .. scrap drive, JULIA BITTNER june L of H Rep .. NHS .. lunch comm .. Navy nurse .. Rose. JUNE GRADUATES i 3 JUNE GRADUATES Top Rowi GEORGIEANNE BLECK -Ieanne '-il May Queen .. aldurman .. nurse .. john .. Rc ,. Dec. VICTOR BOHLMAN Buster Record fiend .. pct peevc-zoot suits ,. CPA ., Hoot. DIEINIETRA BOORAS Daisy L of H .. NHS ., Highway .. Shield .. NU .. music .. B. NURMA IIRANDIEI. Norm I. of H .. NHS .. A Cappella .. pianist .. nurse .. Sis, Second Row: ELMIER BRAUN Bud Howling .. Navy Air Corps .. women. GLORIA BRAUN Glo I. of H .. A Cappella .. hallguard .. dancing .. XX'ally. MARION BRIGGS Mar Hallguard .. hooth otlicial .. girls' chorus .. Lil. MILDRITD BRIJUNAS Mickey Loyalite .. commercial illustrator .. Ad .. Lefty. N . Third Row: FRANK BRILANDO Burls I. of H .. skating .. Iiallguaixl .. model .. airplanes. DAVID BRINKER Davc ROTC Major .. Mercury Choir .. Annapolis .. Dick. EDWARD BUDRIECK Budricks Loyalite .. mechanical engineer ,. hunting .. Frank. ROSE MARIE BUDZ Buds Cir. Mgr, Shield .. skating .. Bob .. Kay .. .. Pete. ELSIE BUNDSCHUH Bundles Loyalite .. GAA .. sec .. dancing .. Don .. Midge. NORMA BURANDT Pete L of H .. German club sec .. roller skating .. Mouse. Fourth Row: STANLEY BURCH Stash Loyalite ., smoking gals .. airplanes .. Andy. WILLIAM BURGERT Red Loyalite .. Army otliccr ,. hasehall .. Bolt. EILEEN BURNS hluscles NHS . . L of H .. scrap comm. sec . . attendance club W7ILLIAM BYRNE Bill French pres .. radio oper ., collects pics .. Tom. VINCENZA CAFAGNA Vinny Pres. Span. Cluh .. loyalite .. dancing .. Rose .. june. BEATRICE CAFFRIZY Bea Highway Page Editor ., L of H ,, college ., Audrey 'f?M5'?5?E 3 as 'R L it U f 'K , f 1 4 l 'IL fx! I If ,' J ' , fy I JM O' X I I' 'I-up Ilnlwl Tllilll Row: ELEANOR c3A1.zAR1QTTA A Call MARGORY ciookii Cookic Loyalitc .. atunograplu-r .. movie picturrs ,, Ray. GAA A L Uf Il In N115 U A qjllplwlll, In u,,c,,,, IELSIIE cAPisK rim- Bffmfv- GAA ,. likes athletics .. two facc-il people .. Frank, ROBIERT CcJIJI2I4AND Bob DQDROTHX' CARIASON Dm Hallguaul .. walking .. aviator .. mnooty gals .. Miko. I. of H .. aldcrman .. hallguarcl .. sec .. Georgcana, EI-LIQN CQRQQORAN Cork , GAA .. work ,. GI haircutw .. glancing .. Kali' . jOHN CARRON jack Highway .. smooth dancer ,, college .. Uncle joe. Red' HISLEN CHRISTAKIQS Chris CHARLES C0?'Uf Chufk NHS U CU-editor Shield U L of H M Wrilson Jr' Hallguarcl .. hu- marwlial , howl 300 .. Dukc, NORMAN CHRISTIAN Christy Fourth Row: Mechanic ,. bowling .. roller Skating .. mother. GLENIS5 MARILYN CRAXVFORD Ulm SL,U,m1R4,w: C0-ed Shield .. Art pres .. NHS .. I. of H .. Dick. ALICE CLITMONS Al RICHARD CRAVUFORD Dick Social comm .. Del-Vals .. nurse ,. Dot .. Skippy, Milyllf -V FIFSI Ii ROTC .. NHS A- DLWCV jOHN COAKLEY Coke WAYNE CROSS Bumr Swimming ,, ping pong ,A iiirplimcg ,, Liifg ,A Lai-iyi Football ., scrap drive .. travel .. slacks .. Andy. EDNIOND COBLIZ Ed IZDVQARD CUZIELIS Ifcl Q 1 Basketball .. swimming team .. aviation mc-ch .. Bob. I-0y'2llIlC -- I- of H -- N-Wy -- lwilfi -- lnfli' Nm- ROBERT COLIZ Hob Loyalitc ., pilot .. cartoons ,. jittcry gals ., Iiml. THOMAS COLLOPY Col Loyalitc . , aich ilraw cluh . . AIR CORPS . . cvcryhoily. JEAN CONKLIN Irlcy III--lc' Kun.-if lfil Qlwi,il.l XY'ilmiin iutlmli-tirc INT! JUNE GRADUATES JUNE GRADUATES lop Row: LEO CUZELIS Lee Loyalite .. I. of H .. Navy .. hoats .. Chuck Coyle. AUDREY DAHLSTROM Blouse I. of H .. Span club .. llll .. Pete .. Nettie. LURRAINE DANIELS Lori Loyalitc .. nurse .. conceitcd people .. work ., Ginny. ISD DARCY Darc Loyalite .. carpenter .. women ,. Navy. Second Row: PATRICIA DAWSON Pat Drum majorette .. hallguard .. NX'aves .. Kay .. joe. LILLIAN DI BENNARDI Lill Hallguard .. cheerleader ,. XWAAC .. jerry .. Phyl. Al.HliR'l' DIOMHALA Lefty L of H .. howling .. scrap drive .. athletics. IELIEANOR DORMAN Dorm GAA pres. .. I. of H .. leaders pres ,. NHS ,, Doris. Third Row: KATHLEEN DOYLE Katie Gym Sec ., loyalite .. GAA .. skating .. WAAC .. Bill. HERB DUNAVAN Bud Swimming team .. likes to travel .. draws ,. Lefty. PAULA ECK Butch '43 Victory Queen . . professional model .. jean. RAYMOND EDGREN Ray ROTC adiutant captain .. collects stamps .. Tom. ANNE EGAN Nan L of H .. alderman .. div sec .. dancing .. Marge. GEORGE ELLIS Budd Loyalite ., Fire marshal .. Glenn Miller's music. Fourth Row: RICHARD ELPHICK Dick Band ,. Army Air Corps .. playing .. Bernie. BOB ERICKSEN Eric Bowling .. corporal .. platoon comm .. navigator. MARJORIE ERNST Marge Cheer sec .. GAA .. Army sergeant's wife ,, Char LILLIAN FAWCETT Lill Secretary .. Shield .. GAA .. loyalite .. jerry. KENNETH FELLOWS Ken Art club . . vice president Spanish club . . Dot. GEORGE FEY Fey Loyalite .. hep-cat .. hushantl .. Corky. 9 IWC t HW if 'Q f K A lg ' 35' 'S W' 'Crea' 4 4 'I -by 9 S' 4 if A 'A .li fait F 4 55 'Ni 1 ir? at 7 .1 , 45 'I-up RUVV1 CQI.I2MIiNTINIZ FIGUIERAS Clem Highwav ,. L of H .. NHS .. Pat .. Red, GEORGE FINLAY Eiddles Army ,. sleeping and eating .. john. RALPH FISHER Mutz Hullguard .. hand .. highway .. AIR CORPS .. Smyth. .IUNE ANN FISCHER June I. of H .. chief justice .. NHS .. hus mg'r Highway. GERALDINE FLEMING Gerry Secretary .. collects photos .. loyalite .. Ray. CATHERINE FLEMM Kay L of H ., GAA ,. secretary .. sewing .. Ev. Second Row: JOHN FORRESTAL Jack Loyalite .. cold weather .. aviator .. Tom. PEGGY LOUISE FRANK Peg Riding ,. dancing .. nurse .. loves to eat. JOHN FRENCH Loyalite .. hallguard .. lead an easy life. ELAINE GADE L of H .. GAA .. Spurs ., riding .. hallguard, 1AMr2s GAFFNEY Jim L of H vice pres .. Ass't Page Ed Highway .. jeep. HELEN GALLAGHER Gal French cluh vice pres .. aldcrman .. GAA .. mother. ' dui Third Row: MARTIN GALLAGHER Scoop Juravich Commando .. astronomy .. Navy .. Roland. JERRY GERAGHTY Garage Loyulite .. hallguard .. ladies .. W'illy. CATHERINE GIBLIN Katie Shield salesman .. sec .. riding .. nurse .. Irish. CATHERINE GOLDEN Kay L of H .. GAA board and cabinet .. swimming. Fourth Row: GEORGINA GOODXXIIN Jenn Alderman .. loyalite .. seamstress .. dancing ., Paula. RUTH GOTTSCHALK L of H .. Co-ed Highway .. NHS .. nldermnn .. Delores. HENRY GRDICH Hank 4B-4A vice pres .. L of H ., hand .. dmftsmnn ., Ed. GEORGE GREBOSKI Loyalite .. book Collector .. Navy Air Corps .. Bob. JUNE GRADUATES Q f s i J' W XxIf Third Row: J U N E G A K sHiR1.izY HAMisL Shirl f NHS .. L of H .. social cumin .. comin artist Claire. PATRICIA HANNIGAN Pat Shield salesman .. rullrr skater ., typist .. Marge 7 -IACIK HARLIN INIUUSC W -Iuravich Cuinmandu .. plans to take it easy .. Mart ,A V DORIS HAYDEN Red I l' Roll: Luyalitc .. money .. sec .. designs hair du's. SHIRLEY GRIfI'lUSK Slliil ROSIZINIARY HEALY Penny IN5'-Iliff - l'0ll1'I'Sl'4-lfiflfl -- UAA r- MUN' 4- N-Wyl Concert hand ,. loyalitc .. travel ,. jitterhng ., kay MClQl'ii csitoulz Alatk MARCIELLA HEINRICH imffy Student Council .. hnwling ., lvaschall .. di-ctiwr 14 uf H 4, lily-iiljgg H 1-Qfcpfiiynigf I, Vifg U Diylmgs Minn, I7IfI.lX GllDIfNAS Ft-l FuL1i'tl1Rim': -Ili-AIA tra-as ., I. of H .. AIB--ZA play ,. sports .. lack CATHFRINF HENRY Kay BERNARD GITNTY Bt-rnic Alderman .. Inyalitc .. iittcrbug .. GAA .. Ruse Fuutlwall ,, hallguard .. slacks .. sax playtr .. Rusty DOROTHY HF-I-IINGER N NHS .. L of H rep .. hooth .. bowling .. Corky Sc-uriitl Rnw: Midge. MADELINE GUSICK INIitzi SHIRLEY HILL Red Lilwrarian ,. Shield salcsman .. iittcrhuggin .. Dirk. Latin cluh pres .. luyalitc .. sc-Cretary ., Bob. ROBIERT A. GUTH Bob ROSEMARY HOLLAND R050 -Ili pics .. football .. he a farmer .. Andy and Tony. I. of H .. librarian .. Navy nurse .. V in .. june INIARVIN GUAIIHAUS INIarv LOIS HOLIVIER Blondie Luyalitt- .. Impex tu gm tlinvugli cullt-gc .. Mar. Band leader .. dancing .. two faced pcnple .. Sully I'RNIIf HAACK Tcx KATHERINE I-IOLW'EI.L Kay -tli--IA cmnni ,. lic-pcat .. dancing with 'l'L .. liars. Hallguard ,. luyalitc .. likes to travel ..i Mom. i P: 1 1 4 xv-Jf G- in 'W ' - . ' 7 . .,,, , u--v 3 1 , A, I ,E I Fx- , X 5 Cy. 511 Af ,QQZT ' N f 8 'K i S x -Qu , 1 , 3' ol' j I ff J f' Al 0'A., , r. :YJ I 'v It . IVA 'llffl 'i ff- 1 - 1 l- V 1 lf yy., :Jil If ,y f f QU M I I I ' J 4 , .171 X 1 .K T ygl S 1 Twp Ri-xv: Tliird Rnwi NIOHN HUOKS -l.tcl-c GERALDINIE KANIQ Licrry A Ctppcllit ., lltllljlLl.ll'kl .. loves Ins dug. Bus mgr Sliicltl .. l. uf H ,. Xlfgivcs ,. xlunc .. liil. GIZORGE HOSSFIZLD Hnssic XVIl.l,lAM KASLEY Bill Hnllguatxl .. luytilitu .. girls. .. pilot .. Hcrlw. I. of H .. bowling .. alltlcrmnn ,. Pll.ll'll1.lLlNl .. linln, lil.AlNli CQ. HUIENSCH li LESTER KATZ Les NHS .. nlilcrmiln .. l, uf H sec ,. Higliway .. Sltirl. NHS ,. I. of H .. sleeping .. Naval Air Culpa .. ARTHUR HUlfNliCKlf DOC Gctmrge- Stngc cinft . . skating . . Air Cinrpn . . hlcrry. CECILE KEEFE Ccil XX'AllTlfR HUTTIQR Hmm, GAA board .. Highway .. riding .. lriali. Fllil' lI1.lI'Sl11ll .. lnytllitc .. Sclnniull ,. rctl shirts. - I H Q h 5 V 1 - l'uuitl1Rim. c.11oRc,11 JOHNSON Lctty , , 7 A , 1 7 , lnynlitc .. llkcs tw tralvcl . , liutl Stark . . Ht-rlw. MARF R055 IYMNNIADX 111511 Dancing .. skating ,. collects amps .. stciwgmplicr. Sccniid Rnw: ANNA IVIARIE KERRIGAN Santly HIJRBVRT JOHNSON Huh lnynlitc ., GAA ,. model ,, saws pics ,. linh .. Cnnfcrt nntl n1ilit.n'y lmintl . . nrcli .. lwwling .. Hnss. EAYLIOND KJI-I I BIQRC R 3 - W , '. . . 1 1 .ly Ei?3:kE'::l'l Jqglfibgnxspultg ABMZMV CWPS H, ROTC Lt Col .. curnptrnllcr .. SLIHIP tlrivc .. -lint, THOMAS JONES Tum 5 SHIRLEY Kl1'5lN4 V 4 SW' , , V ROTC captain .. nn army otliccr .. lipstick ,. Ray. I' nf H Hlglmdl ltpulm 'A luwlmi Mmlw STEPHANIE JONIKAS Steve Howling league' .. tlancing .. rctlliczlals .. Al .. Dlim. DORIS KALAL Dot llillQCi2g,',f,i1lf5Li4gifE eCt5 'liflftg mf' J U N E G R A D U A T E S JUNE GRADUATES X 'l'op Row: fr! XX'lI.I.lAM KI.IiINICK Bill Ping pong .. skating .. tennis .. Mother. FRED KNAIIS jr. Hallguard .. PAC .. Span club .. stamp Collector ., joe. l.AVliRCiNli KOIEHLER hfidge Loyalite ,. dancing .. skating .. Elsie .. Bob .. Dot. 'I'HliORDORli KOPRIEK Hot dog Movie operator .. loyahte ., hallguard .. whistling. Second Row: CiliRAl.DlNli KRUIZGER Jerry llallguard .. skating .. join the W'aaCs .. Lill .. Red, ISDITH KU-IUS Iidie L of H .. NHS .. see .. writing letters .. cats .. Al. DONOVAN KRUGJOHN Krug Movie operator ,. navigator .. blondes .. Bob. VIRGINIA LACKNER Cindy llallguard loyalite .. GAA .. cold weather .. Dot. HZ XXWQ Third Row! GEORGETTA LANE Georgie Loyalite .. orch leader's pics .. Dick USN. BETTY LANG Bett jr Red Cross . . L of H . . booth .. bossy people .. Lil, HENRY LANGBAUER Hank Loyalite .. Air Corps .. trumpet player .. jim. ROBERT LANGERT Bob Hallguard .. loyalite .. likes dogs .. Mother. BILL LARSON Lars Football team .. A Cappella .. hallguard .. Larry. BRUNO LELEIKA Lee Hallguard ., swimming .. Army Signal Corps .. jack. , fr ., r . f Fourth Row: AVI' ,s 1' I ,' I THOMAS LENIHAN Tom A' ,V - 1 '41 Int Basketball Champs .. loyalite .. Tom. GLORIA LINDBERG Lindy Hallguard .. GAA .. join WAAC .. dancing .. Bob . . Ev. DOROTHEA LINDEMANN Babe Hallguard .. GAA .. German club .. bowling .. jack. TONY LOBIANCO Lamp-a-face NHS .. L of H .. Highway ,. Comptroller .. Bob ., Andy. THOMAS LOESCH Tom Bowling .. Iixtra Basketball Champs .. Navy ,. Ernie. JACK LOVUIERY 1. P. Loyalite ., Top Sarge .. likes sports .. Lana Turner. l' 16. . 0 wx 514 Top Row: .V, '? ' I -1 Ili' lp-s 152 sv- Third Row: DIARY I.0Ylf Reil LLICILLE INICIWIAHON Lou Hnllguzird .. loyalitc .. roller skating .. Marge. Secretary .. roller skating .. singing .. GAA .. Boh. l.ll,l,lAN B. LUCAS Jinx MARGARET MCNULTY Marge NHS ., hooth .. I. of H .. Civic letter .. Mary , Highway .. L of H .. college .. GAA .. loygrlite .. Rose. Mary. RUTH LLTNDQUIST Ruthi ISLLIZN MILLAR Ellie Highway ., GAA .. loyalite .. Red Cross .. Marge . Off sec .. pres Span cluh ., rereptionist .. Barlmra. Hill. CYRIAN Mn,uaR Cy l-lliNRll2TTA L. MACDONALD Hank Hallguarel .. Army .. motorcycles .. l.orraine Red Cross . . A Cappella .. telephone operator .. Susie F n I H Dlirokias MAJIZXYSKI Dua., l'f '1llM4 sa of Ni-is ., 1, of H .. Highway , smeia ,T Rum glillllfb Milli'-FBI 1 .lfffrl I I Ip' VUIUIIAM C4 MALONIE Bm ,omut am tame mm .. to iair namr want .. ,ie yn. Loyalite .. eonceitetl girls .. likes to sleep .. Dot. VIRGINIA MILTON, ,funny 1 , Loyalite .. piano violin soloist .. ltlsre. Second Row: IEDXWARDINE MINKIEI. Iitltly RLWH MANNING Ruthie Hallguarrl cap .. A Cappella .. collects perfume . Loyalite .. jitterhug .. Conceiterl people ,. Aurl. Wim- ANTHONY INIARRONE Tony IZDMUND lNllTCHEl.l. Chink Basehnll .. alrlerman ., pitch for Sox .. Katy. liaskethall team .. paratrooper .. athletics. LOIS MARSH I.o l. of H .. GAA .. horsehack riding .. nurse Laverne. DONALD MATHIS Don Loyalite .. ilruggist .. Mr. Morris 4. lilaine. JUNE MCCURDY Pretzels Vice pres home mg't Class .. loyalite .. Lois. JOHN MCMAHON Mac J U N E G R A D U A T E S Third Row: J U N E G R A D U A T E S BOB NADOLSKI Le Roy Captain howling team ., swimming .. football .. Pat JAMES NAGEI. jim Fire marshal .. hallguard .. doctor .. Blanche. INIARY NAGLE Malt A Cappella .. sccrutary .. tcl operator .. dancing. GLORIA NARDI Glor ,Hp Huw, Loyalitc .. GAA .. housewife .. dancing .. Frank. Maittzaiuri' MoH1.F1z1.D Ixrai-gig 'WHN NEQMANN Jilfk 1 L of H H nldcumm H NHS H dnlmmg -A JW H Captain qhaslttltlwall team .. 'sports ,. I. of H .. Army Murph l:I,AlNlz NIl1Lbl:N lzcc-clans 'URI-VA MOLUMO IANA Del-Vals ,. chucr lcadur ., nursc .. 18-19 draft law. NHS ,. girls' chorus .. singur .. st-crm-t.1i'y ,. Glory. Iruunh RUW: AGNIES hlOURHlfAD Rt-tl lillllq NORD Swcdc l. of H ,. loyalitc .. GAA .. mtcnograplicr ., MR .. NHS H 4A PWS N L of H H Sports lid Shicld H V l'N 5 john. .IAMPS MRM lliuiwy ri l,,-xVliRNli OCONNOR Love Novit- opcrator .. NN'k'llfllCl' cluh .. haschall .. bcorgc. Iduyumc N wfAAC H mics to talk H Mary June H S J R Mom. . econ ow: . I , , , l1DlTH OHLSON Swcdc OXYLIN MLHS Oscar Q Q p Baseball player .. secretary .. stuck up people. Loyalitc .. hallguartl .. Navy ., tislung ., Dick. CHARIAYNF JOYCF OLSON Chu VDNA MAE MURPHY MUVPI' y Hallguartl captain ., A Cappella .. sccrctary .. Holm, Lot H ., A C.appclla ., art club .. tlssignur .. Iillt-n. THERESA OREMOVICH IIURRAINIZ MURPHY NHS .. Highway ,. I. of H .. hooth .. wolvcs Pvt ssc ., hallguartl .. tlogs .. gum crat'kcrs .. Bill. Vi H A1111-jc, 'l'0lNl Mlill'l'AUGH hlurt ROSE INIARY O'TOOLli Rose Alrlcrman .. A Cappulla .. commandos .. hallguaril. Dancing .. collects autographs .. stcwarduss .. Rita. . Q if Q vi Q A Cttpir. - 5, W gw.s 'Q t ' X 5 Qpcfffp . ..... an LVD-fa I - . ,' ,, ea W- I Na -::2 . . it is 4 . I V by n rn w V I ' , F , i'Ef,5jV x,'i.: - I 1 1' ' ' 3 'limp Row: Third Row: ANNIETTIE OTTIZN Annie GEORGANA PHAFF Georgie Hallguard .. girls' chorus .. roller skating .. Dot. I. of H .. alderman ,. hallguard .. NU .. Dot .. Al, PAUL OUTLY Hoot CONSTANCE POCIUS Connie Span club pres .. sports .. teach dancing ,. Shirley. Loyalite .. collects pics .. com-cited boys .. jack. FRANK PAISODIZS Frankie JOHN POCIUS Johnny Loyalite ., artillery .. Schilke .. Cowboy. Coled Highway .. NHS treas .. I. of H .. actor ALELINE PAKALKA Swede Norm- Loyalite .. photograph collector .. Mickey .. Art. JULIA PRIENDIERGAST Babe BILL PAH-ER Apache Del-Vals ., riding .. dislikes fresh people ,. john. Football .. baseball .. Army .. his hair ,. GG. GUS PF-PAS PQPPY Fourth Row: lllus photographer ., jan Garber's music .. jim. GRACE PRQSAPIO Loyalite .. GAA .. reading .. beauty oper .. Shirley. Second Row: BGB PUTZ Axel ROBIER1' PARKE Bob Loyalite .. join the Army .. likes to travel. l. of H .. college ambition .. bowling .. Andy ,. Bob. CATHERINE R. RADATZ Kay IiVIiIlYN PARKS Sparky Hallguard comm .. sec .. loyalite .. XYAAC .. I. of H .. loyalite .. perfume bottles .. Happy. Dorothy' 7 NORMAN PATINKIN Red QQKOTHW RATI-EDGE dy ,Dot I I Meteorology Corps .. Mr. Borchardt .. millions .. AI. Girls Chorus ndmg Hung num 'A Anmm' BIZTTE PETERSON Pete Loyalite .. be a model .. likes to sleep ,, jerry. MARY PETRAUSKAS Blondie I- of H .. NHS ., booth .. leader .. A Cappella .. R ' L'I Xmhmwm LW. JUNE GRADUATES F ti.. rlsfill lmwlinn nthlf-tirs likes everyone. JUNE GRADUATES l'op Row: DONALD RISGAN Quecnic lililf comm .. -Ili'-IA party .. liallguard .. Money, 'ilIIRl.lfY RIQCH . DoC I. I of H . . Itiywrlifchf .sec . . lC2If5Il'lg'fI'l.i.ITlIlC6A,,. ,lhiqli A I d i IOIIN RIZID Rc lfoothall .. howling team ,. hlondcs .. fishing .. joe Vna'r'ri' JANE RIEISS 15.1. Loyalite ., Shield salesman .. writing letters .. jack. ic-cond Row: UTA RICK Rit .. of H .. French club .. hasehall ,. Agnes. liIfURGIi RHNNWIANZ G.H. IOTC othccrs cluh .. rifle team . . I. of H . , Navy. VIRGINIA RIIfDIfI. Alcan Qoyalite .. drawing .. beauty operator .. Gerry ,. Cal. QHIRLIEY RINGHUIIIQR Shirl A-IHS ,. v. Pros CIAA I, of H treas .. Page litl 'ligli ll 3 I Q- 9 is I' , fs? lhird Row: 'IUNIE ROBSON Band .. orch .. dancing .. collects records .. Mom. ROBERT ROIEPKIZ Rep Hallguard .. loyalite .. basketball .. piano .. Hutter. ROSEMARY ROESCH Roses Alderman .. loyalitc .. GAA .. likes to argue .. Cappy. DOROTHY ROHDli Dot Loyalite .. dancing .. writes poetry .. Tony. SOFI ROMAN Soph L of H .. Highway cartoonist .. scrap com .. Dot. LOIS ROOK Rookie Alderman .. 4B-4A dance chair .. riding .. june .. Dot. Fourth Row: IZDWARD ROSENKRANZ Rosie Stage craft .. photography ,. Army .. conceitcd girls. RICHARD RONWLAND Dick Loyalite .. wanderer .. people who worry .. Frank. DORIS RYAN Irish Sr Co-ed Shield .. cheer sec ,. hallguard .. Betty. MARGUERITE RYAN Marge L of H .. GAA .. librarian .. hallguard .. sec .. Al .. Red. GENEVIEVE SAKAIES Genny NHS .. city clerk .. 4B-4A party .. soc comm .. lid ., Mil, -IEAN SALVATI Chick Loyalite .. GAA .. jitterhug ,. housewife .. Bob .. Lou. A' If-K hifi , I ,W if o df WMM J. xi 2' iw-wr ff 'Yi I, X I 'xL'. Top Row, THERIESA ISI. SARLI Tess Loyalite .. GAA .. hcpfcat .. Tonic .. George. JACK SCANLAN Scoop Building comm .. liallguard .. Navy .. Wallic. MARION SCI-IABES Princess Loyalite ., GAA .. French and Latin cluhs .. E. C. MILDRED SCHILKIE Millie NHS .. A Cappella .. L of H .. 4B-4A party comm .. Gcnny. ANDREW' SCHINIEIDL Vitamin Kid Foothall .. scrap drive ., juravich Commando .. Guth. IQDWARD SCHOBER Portia -Hallguard ., women drivers .. women .. Rita. Second Row: PAUL SIEHNIEM Bill L of H .. Highway .. alderman .. soc comm .. Patinkin. GEORGE SEMENIUK Loyalite .. hallguard .. women .. Ambition-graduate. LILLIAN SISRONE Poochic Concert and dance hands .. orch singer ., Bro. MARY SHANNON Del-Vals .. hallguards .. plans to be rich .. Bill. PATRICIA SHEEHAN Stuff L of H .. jittcrhug .. cranky people .. Clem .. june. JAMES SHELDON jim Band ., howling team .. orch .. liallguard .. Ray. Xxx Q Third Row: FRANK SHIERIDAN Frank Loyalitc .. scrap drive .. naval aviator .. Burnie. GLORIA I., sivicic Glllfyl ' Highway .. L of H.. good music .. cart-cr girl .. Loc. THOMAS SLOAT Tom Loyalltft .. scrap drive .. ROTC .. ushc-rs' cluh .. Boh. DAVE SMITH Smodcy Concert and dance hands .. howling .. Crisco. Fourth Row: ED SMYTH Lcfty Building comm ., hlondcs .. likes to c-at .. Mutz. VERNON SOINIIYIIERS Vc-rn ROTC .. aldcrman .. loyalitc .. Spanish cluh .. Red. INIARIIE SPAARGAREN Spark Hallguard .. loyalite .. Latin cluh .. GAA .. Bob. IQDNWARD STANIS Eddy Basketball tt-am ,. likes all sports .. Navy .. Chink. JUNE GRADUATES JUNE GRADUATES Top Row: BERNARD STARR Burl Hallguartl ,. loyalitc .. Navy .. Mac. ROBERT STIERLING Bold Basclwall tt-am .. aldcrman .. prof lmsvlmill .. W'ally. C'HARl.lfS STRABEL Chuck Altlcrman .. loyalitc .. dogs .. gym tcachcr .. Chink. liDlTH STREAT Eclic l, of H .. st-ctctary .. skating ,, GAA .. Ginny. Suomi Row: GEORGE STURBT Giclgc Rowling team .. dancing .. Navy otlicer .. Ed. DOROTHY TAYLOR Dot Dancing .. howling .. nurse ,, Alicc .. Lac. THERESA TEORO Tlrry Src .. lihrary .. girls' chorus .. dancing .. Fran. El.ORlfNClf TERRY Terry cllL't'l'lIlg suction ., sc-crctary .. skating .. Grandacl. wir' 7 D If ,Q ., ., X V X 'Q F 'Q as . 3' Third Row: DONALD THELEN Don L of H .. swim team .. slacks .. Army Air Corps .. Tom. CONNIE THEODORE Connie Dancing .. hallguard .. get married .. Gloria .. Shirl. BARBARA THOMAS Barb L of H .. social comm .. alderman .. sec .. Ellen. GEORGE THOMAS Rccl Movie oper .. loyalite .. Clem .. Bob .. Dick. IWARILYN THORPE Sis Hallguard .. GAA .. sec .. collects snaps .. Norma. KATHERINE TIMOSCIEK Kay NHS .. A Cappella .. Highway .. fashions .. music .. Iris. Fourth Row: BERNARD TRAYNOR Duke French and Biology clubs .. Air Corps .. Tom. BOB TUMASONIS Tumy ROTC .. tire marshal .. loyalitc .. playboy .. Tc-rry HARRY VAN DYKEN Van Baseball .. howling .. pitch for Sox .. Arlcnc. LORRAINE VOGEL Dolly L of H ., loyalitc .. private sec .. dancing .. Tcss. RICHARD VONG Dick Drama .. loyalitc .. morning aftcr .. jerks .. Rul. EILEEN XVALL Mickey I, of H .. orch ., GAA board and cabinet .. Margie. ,fr inn' if TWP Row' Tllilll Row: BERNARD WARD Bvfniffy , , JOHN XX'ILI.IAMSON Limpy Hcrap drive .. lmllyquurtl .. tlzincing ,. skating .. Bill. Football H nldcwmlm H movie upcmtm. H Navy U Bi iRVERPEPIjlIlVARIri'illRgm11rtl hvliootl sin er Mel JOE W'L'4'5 FIN' - Gloria ' ' ' 'L' ' g Football .. college .. slow freight .. bfi!-IIIAIQIW. LLOYD WIQBBIQR ROBERT VUOLF Bob Loyulitc H take lifc edgy H 01.0159 the Army' Loyalite .. L of H .. draftsnmn ,. tennis .. Don. FREDRIC WIEBIER Berp NORMAN VUULLSCHIEID Norm Bowling team .. lmllgunrd cnpt .. president .. Pep. NHS pres .. L of H ., src ,, live in lifc of It-isu LARRY WEIR Happy Football .. plans to be a farmer .. Gremlins .. Lars. FUD,-gh Riyyy: I I V. Y Q .yn WAAC Chulmg' gum ' ' Bets ' ' L of H .. photogrupliy .. radio commercials .. Heli gp. l'R . ELAINE XWYATT Elaine QQWWHITE N GAA .. loyulite .. Latin club .. reading .. Betty. I . ' ' ill H I al- H ,, H U H BETTY YOOST Bets Oy! ite good Smsu mum mullc Hullguard .. sec .. stewurtlcss .. red .. DR .. I-Icl CHARLOTTE WHITTAKER Char THEODORA .YUSKA Teddy U I Agnbulgncg driver H take mfg of Sailors H Nat, GAA .. loyalite .. he Il nurse .. whistling .. Lee. WILLIAM WIANS Vidge Stage craft .. Ere marshal .. lmllguard Capt. MARY JANE WIBERG Red X Ray technician .. conceitecl people . . Rose. RICHARD WIELOCK Dick Hallguard .. loyalite .. be a lawyer .. his gang. RUTHWILKE Gypsy J U N E A r'.......,ll,. lmmlirp cprrpr noent , sewing. 1 AUDREY ZAPPENDORF Aud Loynlite .. GAA .. Span club .. Big Bro .. Marg .. Ruth. JOE ZEHNER Pm Hallgunrd .. French club .. concert band .. Gus, ROSEMARY ZENDER Rosie L of H .. booth radio .. hallguard .. Alderman .. Mary. DOROTHY ZINAICH Dottie A Cappella .. Span club .. sec .. loyalite .. GAA .. El. ROBERT ZVITKOVITS Zvitt Band .. hallguard .. ROTC .. sec .. music .. Viv. 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LEGIGN GF I-ICDNQD - HIGMWAY - C3.A.A OFFICERS OF HARPER CITY OFFICERS The ofhcers of the student council are elected each semester by the citizens of the school after a rousing campaign of speeches and posters offered by the candidates. The officer in charge of our meetings is the Mayor. It is his duty to guide discussion and fflllllllfffllud r any tilt,-1. . rlliuw' ..... . . . ........ ...... . .. CIIlllfIl1'll1lt'1'. . . . . Cify Clrrll. to lead and support the projects undertaken. Presiding during the fall semester was Bob Ninneman, who proved himself a very cap- able leader. This term Dick Crawford has been the Mayor. In case of the Mayors absence the Comp- troller takes over, He is also an able assist- ant at all times. During the first term Ray Kjellberg served as right hand man and this last semester has seen Tony Loliianco serving in this position. The duty of recording the minutes of the meetings and checking atten- dance is given to the City Clerk. Pat Baker handled it the hrst semester and Genevieve Salials scribed during this last term. HHOB NINNIZMAN fllaiw' ..,.. ................. . . . .... RAY K-IlfI.I.BliRG .......PAT BAKER .DICK CRAVUFORD .TONY LO BIANCO ...GIENNY SAKAI5 EVERY FRIDAY THIRD PERIOD hIl7DIiNTC1Ol'NC'Il, Hun' I: Mr. Scliillxc, Dukclow, Rt-iss, II.IIIlL'I, I'Il.lclx ll lDilXVSllII, lXI.inwc , llc-.ili XX icliolt, Rt-kstis. Nun' ll: Ninncnmn, Ii.lIiL'I', Fistlrer. Kit-lllwci-34. ICI ' N in Ill: Atlicrton. C,unningli.iin, XX'.iIkt-ig lilocisch A ll Atllmuser, O'Connc , Run' Ili: Relwclc, I'uidoIt.is, Reilly. Putz. Rio. I4Ililll1.IS, Oliotzl-ce, R.id.itz, Huensch, Sykoixi, Puller, Qlicclmn, Run' I': l.innoni, Muit.iugh, Hucnsch, Rocsch, l'h.ifl', Tliom.is, Nason, Ifoos, K.ivis, Clauwn, klcn- sen, Reynolds, Sims. Iilsil, cA.lIl'.lI'L'II.l, Cross, l7onu-ltc, Rook, RCITIIIIQLI. STIIDIZNT QOVNCII. Ron' I: Nr, Schillie, Renfree, Rio, Thom.is, Golwcr- cilly, I..iclcncr, S.ik4ils, . I ',Cr.lwford. .illt-. DIIIIIII, Iinvois, R' I olu into 'Curr' II: Parke, C.iliill, Pt-ters, Moser, DeRosa, 7.ig.in, lxfosiliunos, lNIeyers, Vfcnger, Goodwin, Qclilcyer, XX'iIIinn1son, Doser, Suty, Herrmann, 'Crm' Ill: I'.lnt.1rotto, Sclneilwer, Pikstis, Schott. Qclson, Rashid, Dawson, Cross, Ziminermnnn, fritkson, DeVrics, Rook, Floersch, Egan. ilXICL1I'I1S. frm' II': Affligiuscr, Hansen. Kasley, Conway. itons. Clausen. 'Hiltcig Kcininlcr. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is dediczltel t tl c o ie purpose of preserv- ing the laws and rules that uphold thx l 'YI 5 1 l. ' c ing stincirds of our school. Meetings are held each Friday during the third period attended hy an zildermun from each division and the various school commissioners. During the lust year the council has sponsored our evening dances, assemblies, the election of the Victory Queen, the clean up cgunpuign, sales of honds and stamps, organizing the Loyzilites, and has led our school to the top honors in every scrap drive in which we hzive pzirticipiited. Our Student Council has been proud to serve, and to know that the citizens of the school respect and support the council throughout its many endeavors. I 4 I I COMMISSIONERS Every branch of the school curriculum has a Com- missioner at its head. These students are appointed by the faculty sponsors. Their job is to see that Harper City runs smoothly. SOCIAL COMMITTEE The night dances that all Harper students can be heard praising, are the work of Harpers Social Com- Poge S6 l COMMISSIONERS . 1 Rau' 1: Nord, Timosciek, LoBii1nco, Hamel. ,A I Rau' Il: Dehlatteo, Milkint, SOCIAL COMMITTEE Pavlak. Rnu' II: Baum, Schnem, Ahderhnlden. LOST AND FOUND Ron I: Sinclair, Siiplis, Quirke, Fennessy. Rau' Il: Reardon, XX'ilhelm, XX'illner, Muzwecz. mittee. Their theme song XVhy Don't We Do This More Oftenf expresses the sentiment of the student body. LOST AND FOUND Have you misplaced your fountain-pen, text book, or school sweater? Don't worry about it. All lost articles eventually turn up at Harper's Lost and Found Booth. Rau' I: Mackc, Petry, Hamel, Sakals, Pnschkc ilunas, Burns, Cornell, Host- lc, Klucls. T H E Y W Have you ever wanted '1 tele ho . p ne slug or ticket for one of Harpers glances or assemblies? Then you are familiar with our booth attendants and the work tl I . .I ' ' icy .uc doing. Ihe movies you saw in your Spanish Club, History, or Science class were run off by the members of the Movie Operators Club and the V CLIII Iii K YI'lI A'I I'I'NDAIX'I'S zll ln flgffl: l..IL'liIILIA, hlcytrs .LIIItI, Dukt-low, Klemp. unuclson, Uhotvlct. 5ClIWt'l'l- -Lu, Zin, 5lI'IIl7, l.llL.IN, Dal- n, Mrs, Cosgroxc. Ml IX'llf OPIfRA'I'l IRS 'II I: Daley, lioilcnza, fn Il: Klllllk, XY'.IllLi's, mln: III Ill: Mr. Ilaiiis, Montl. ciiialli, lioltlsclunill, Rail- lr, llaynit, Nustri, Ailiss, ,lIg,flI1'NlCI. ARI Cll II 11' l: Rubin, Sigw.mls, Nui- V, l'l.int, Fear, Ciartcr, Nc-llis. 14' ll: lioeclier, Ficlc. Gizow' . fhiwfoul, Cflolu-soy, llc-lager, unc-l, Nc-von, llilt-rt, ci.l.II'lZ, man, Ilct-rlcin, Rutledge, cfs, lli'I'IlIII.II1 iz Ill. PL-llows. C,ai'rano, ILL DO IT be credited with the smooth 1' Those posters fm election campaigns, ai l cr such occasion as the sc unning of the projector rap clrives ic assemblies seen in Hlr er's t . 1 P corridors all ' ' entecl members of the Art Club. I I semester long were drawn by the tal- Run' I: Row ll: P.xllfr f1l.liAN UP Klmpku. K.mn.1uskns Kucfc. Tl1um.1s, Slwplmul, lfI'I1Sl'. , llicncnfclnl, l.n lii.lncu, SUl'.LILllll, Brown, Vuml. ..nlJu': Clxlwfurnl. THE SEALSOSERVE Rl LL ff lv QD CROSS QM: Min Ormalwy SCl1l.lH-CY, Rnggcnk.unp, liustwinlc Ulwn, Pctl lmrmlt. lullv. XY'liA'l'l Run 1: Cllcsta 3. lxluppmmwn, Url Hill Cll.l'H -V, ll.lij. lhulixll L. Nr. H.u'ruS. Run' ll: Mraz, ,lklI1.lX'ltK'. CJ-ln Flurkiuwicz, New UH. nmrtlm, Hl.u-sung, Hmmm, S 'IOP Run I lilc ' A' Q nk. 1 l.lNNfUI1l. 6.1-nlwv Stck, Dc lfriu, G.1Hx1cy, Cfxum Inml , ., AU!! IIA K llll . . wry, Mraz, Kmty, Smith, SL'IlllL'I1l, c'l1lliLI', Snlmill-.L Y . 3' . - H ' lx 11 Ill. lmlmw, Nuxlm, MW. wuv, linlglrn Pltinkin In H1 lllku lqlfll' ll'1 Noni, Rmslmun K Il . . jc lwlg, lin-lxkix. liicmnfrld. MlDDl.lf 'l'.1fff4: lim'rIl4l1'Jt, XYIM, Ulwlwkc, Snplis, N.u'sIl.1k, Bums, B.lst.1, Hcim. lfffu' ll: llurnmn, lDlIIl.lY.lIl, lNim'cf Luni, Olwtvkv, liullxlulm, Kxxulul. XX'fHlk'lI!l. 'cial' Ill: Olsun, li.1k' xl, Huxb. lS.uIL-y, l..lllj.QlW.lllL'l', Cix.1n.xt4-v DL XYR-r. Rffn' ll': lililvy. V1vttl11ur, limi- rlxk. HO'l l4UINl Run' I1 Swtt, l,.lxl.1k, Flklillhlll, ll.u'cl1, Milchcll, S.lIl1llL'l. Rum ll: Vfick, l,L'tl'y, P.l5L'llI'ik'. M.u'kL-, I.if7K'l1j.11.'I', Skcltun. l..1 ltlrgc. Run' Ill: clllffi, Nillllbllhlll, Vfil- p.1ya r. Chemistry Clubs OFFICE SECRETARIES The days when students were afraid of their principal and assistant principal are gone forever. Harperites, however, find pleasure in working as secretaries for Mr. Laughlin, Miss Hedeen and in the office. These students hesides per- forming many regular routine duties, help during registration. Some of the girls, who rendered their service for three semesters or more are Lucia Strachan, Rosemary Duschene, Shirley Matt, Mary Jane Cartwright and Dorothy joniker, 205 SECRETARIES liflicient, neat and husiness-like are the girls who work in 205. They act as receptionists, announcing the students to the grade counsellors, issuing tardy cards, and filing all sorts of records. No douht you have too often received the henelit of their invaluable aid. Looking up programs is another one of their contrihutions to the smooth running of the school. Une thing, however. puzzles these girls. They cannot understand what seems to ail the husky, healthy looking he-men that come in, in hopes of an early dismissal. OFFICE SliCRli'l'ARlliS Run' I: -loniker, lleiiiiett. Paschke. Foos, Tliomas, Millar. Rim' ll: Highland, lilich, Kopp, Golwerville. Matt, Honey. XYilli.imson. li.llINIXl.iLlNlQ.lN. Run' llli Miss lludcen, Duschcne, Rohde, Gray, Rooney. Almasliy, Cartxxriglit, Hug, Nalilkr, Sigani, Carter, Cfamratli, Ollrien, 105 SlfCRlfTAlillfS Si.1ltil': Hilwt-i-gc-r, lilcmm, Mclntosh, Bose. Mooney. l:r'cdcr'ick. Kccfc Sflflulilllll Moser, lioos, lNIoran, Shaft. lX1.uor, Greer. Piotinc, Duggan. HISTORIES AN D MYSTERI ES Flh it s wh it it tlkes to make a library. Mysteries and histories, fiction and non lution Ant who to we have to thank for the capable handling of our bi nx 2 We h ut regul ll Harper students who, during their study periods, untrti to ne h tn -in fact, two hands. l.lliRARY vitk. Mara, Keller. ter. Sinclair, Quirky, Suufst- Rum I1 lllxton. l..lIWL'll.lN, lfrnsl i L' 1 . han. Strirgul, XX'.ilker. Rakstis. eris, 'l't-berio, Vfood, Ciroisant llrsiner, Collette, Klang, BOOK ROOM Klgffli Vfootl, ll.lYk'l1, Rcscllkr' Muliew Olson I ll Oylti, Vxntk, Mis, ll L Rink. BOOKROOM lt's all work and no play for the ten girls, who, during third. fourth and lifth periods take care of the bookroom. It is their duty to till teachers' requests for books, keep the shelves in order by dusting them, keep the Hoors clean, stamp new hooks with the Harper stamp, and paste serial numbers on the books. They also sort out worn books for rebinding or discard, and make out cards for record books. Under the supervision of Mrs. Turner these girls do a thorough job of keeping the bookroom in order. Dmms lil Run' li St'l1i'Lilwci', XY'.llkL'r, Mini- lfun' ll: AllXN'.lk'l'lk'I', V. Auwaer- lon Ill: Toinirs, Ingram. Mt'- Nicholos, lfnnis. Thoiupson, Mint'- lfnu' ll': XX't'l1r1ei', Samuel, VL'll- v ' ' Y cw-wfofd L ' ' ejected Wwe: KABIEF? mdk ' 4 'JANUARY nv. im ' Genevieveifkds' X ..,. , .,,,......,....,,M..4. ,.,,, , ,. .,.,,.,.,.,.....N., JMX, I ' ' ' - kr 1 , 0 , .V ' L0yaufeT.,, ,N AGCQIVQMQHQQ wb-0tf f vo Musicgj P 'diet Saigg nd T,-6 gdals , , hganflibink offtid I' H ' , N Whvvq ' ' ' b .. Drift. ufufa IC me 3:1141-'q,dnM. .,,, A K R-V . 0 572:31 1-nrlzyg Qfgf, again' 1,,, M, M - Uflgr 5 I :V .. We? cz S F U81 Shwf' Q ,Eg th? Loyfige llurqugh cg' lfirvn If ahh yfqs V1 A lfrfw-was ? 'cf -'fs : Ihr sr.1,1f,,?2Z'1n2.l,,yL 'Mes' 1 695949 0 6 wavysgglzwg 0 , X85 :fe 29 .. -1 0 Q VI ow S215 - 'M hgjfwif E: 'xdoqxxecqxbs If - ' -9' get' 'flqg S ' lrsf yi H Cc V9 C91u deg on ' ' E e'7l0r 9 yeirf cf0'3' cf gefs S mb 'Y DIUHE xcome , Ol' QCIH. I' Dan: we aah S 'lb is S, CMU- ge-H CQ 'ters' T- ' Ga 'h . sf if uf Fve' M ' 'Ed Bqf H J, ge- FUI X H ' - n ' . 0 M Q Cnmsox s F02 Jiwifzw rif535f?.f53iY G GW' W XM - Tram' Q -2unhQ:,.:m.:M w:' 'Off Cf' Q ,. A til Q . '52, W Saw 'O SW 515 eff-4L, '? fJ'i'f'0'-i,. f f .9 4' 'q '.s1Cv - my rf z Qgrfewood Tff0 3 0 -fun ffw Q 'P-l ' 'OJOJFG ijjggw, f' n, 'wr ,jx Qfgqz' . , A Seniorfmxs oigifgowhip ' 'bl hh! f 41 WW Q Honor 5096 0 , - ov,+gupv,?? , , , ws New M 'Harper fan Member 319 A-1 ' Lawrence Ninneman's Plafoe XX G! Edu an Semcea h M Wins in lntgr-school Competa 1. e GraduateS Ausgggfb to Luka!! Sf u Cgoase New Nutionnii Members U imedkctorian Hen Mech, Drawing Teacw' Wolischeid, Nord, Crawford, Pocuus, Ta Lmdfey Replaces Salem Tap Positions in Recent' N.H.S. Election' Deadline Dodgers lemeinlwerllll , . . the hegintitul l3lLlLilil5ULll'Ll scenes hy No. I main Al lielslsis? . the wily the hrolxen L'll1lll'S LlL'L'LlIllLllLIfCLl on the cnhinet? . . . Diela Craw- .l, jim Cinlliney, nntl -luck Cfgirron perpetual lute-comers nntl excuse giyers . . . my Lohinnco, Norm Piitinkin, Akie Mziclae and Atlelyne Nliiitslmla arguing .isngilf 'e-- Clele Keele nntl john Potions with deluxe stories . . . Ruth Gott- illes cute housing . . . lflnine Hnensuh dashing here :intl there . . . Clem LllL'l'llS lognleil with lflighwnys tor nmiling . . . Howie llnnm, Ben Cigillirey and 'ley Ringhofer tlomineering Page lftlitors . . . Deadline days l, 2, and 5 . . . ,rink ot ice cregnn slowly melting away . . . These and many other instances spell only one thing for reminiscing l-lnrperites . . . our Highway Roomff lllCiliXY'AY mf: Miss l.eyili-n, N11 SllYL'I'l1l.lI1. 1: liiunenlielil, cil.lll.ll.l, Ciottsilmlki XXvlllk'lllQL'llk'l', Pocinx, Kfiitlirey, Cinnty. lNl.ijcwslxi, Lnnilgix-n ll: Schultz, lfisclier, Klein, Knnile, Sih.rnhlin, l'lnensch, Ringhoter, McNulty, Cf.n'ion, Alwder- -n, Milton, liiuli, Cliuiwfoiil. Ill: SL-linein, lNl.n'ke, l.ol'ni.inco, Ronmn, 'I'iin-mciek. Ci.ntwi'ight, Gnherville, Oreinoyieli, l.nnil- , lielxlxis, lknnn, lhllllllilll. l..nnont, ci.lllillL'l', Chllliiiey, Ken-fe. HIGHXYAY I: ciilI'lCl', Clqiuscii, Proline, Druecn, l:ljllllL'l'.lS, Lang. ll: Anilvison, Zweigoron. Ainlvrow, Oliotze, M.n'sl1.ili. IT CAN ONLY HAPPEN HERE gym., 'fs-N-bf. Hliolw Reynolds. get down olt that lile-hox I OK, Miss Segalla. hut where can a guy sir? Gee. the tables are full of typewriters and Copy in-Doris Ryan just chased me out of her chair-lierry Kane's suhserihers' receipts are strewn all oyer the place. liyerytime I hlink an eye-lash lim in some- lwody's way. Ethel Dimas borrowed my pen. That wasn't enoughefnow I've got hlue-hlack spots in my netktie. I told her it leaked-what makes Helen think I know who the fourth girl in the third row of the Legion of Honor picture is? XVatcl1 out. Wfollsehied, you'll trip with the highway typewriterfOh well. he didnt hurt himself-much. NUI Nol Nol I6 letters is all you can have. Kjell- herg. I know. Gallagher, but we cant print that. Yes, hut I did write the copy of Girls' Chorus. No. not Latin Clluh, Cileniss. thats German. Bur, Mrs. Ryan, Frank Kavois looked for Connery's reeeipts under 'l'hieIe. OhI wheres the receipt. Shirley? XVhat. didn't you pay anything yetffl Yes, I saw Mr. Little. No, the pictures didnt come hack yet. XXfhere's Marie Paschke elate again? XVell, I can't help what Nord says-Cusser wasn't on the foothall team. Yipf the hell-ffwhere's Suzie Shield? Marilyn, get it done for heavens sakes fdead-line's today. Here. jean, will you type this? TOP PlC,'I'I'RIf. Staliil: Cliristakes, Crawford. Nord. Ryan. Sl.n1Jir1.g: Shclcik. Nuvcn, Conklin. MIDDLIZ I'lf.TIIRli: Neva-n looking at Suzie Shield. IIOTTOM PlCl'I'I,IRlf: Cizek, Xvollscheid. 1ei ffl :Fl NOW YOU CAN SEE THE SHIELD STAFF l'Dl'l'ORS IN I HH lf lnx1fl11ut.1lux umm K I.lNX'lllxi A5SlSbl'fXN'l' l'l7l'l'UllN IIIINII Amhrwn um funklin xllmm Num! mx lixglu vu-llu Smut l'SlNl Ss AND 1 llifl I A'l4IUN mlxlxm- Num Ulu' Nllnlu ll ASNINVANSIS mm, limlf, Kink, clllhklfvlll, mms, Dupkn-, IUUMIILIIL, lfnmn pp, Km-ns, M.111-Luxnmv, Mulumn, wan, limlukag Q11.umtrw111, Rny- ldx, Slmciuk, Vdhllsallnld. Mrs, Ryan. Misa Sqmllgl. Spumors. 7ur.1n, Barium, CllIhL'fI5UI1, Bt'I'gll'l1ll1, Dwpku, Liutz. K.lI1L', liudz. Zixqllinh. 51.111115 Niuhcll. Amlnrsmm, Craw- fmml. C'hrist.1km, liudz, Kam: .HIJJL lcflllf Nunn. liulxm-, Pus- chku. Smrt, Dimas. Mulmuu, Slmcfcik Dll5K'l1L'l1L', Cin-k, Rxum. Ckmklin. Sf.1mJir1.q: Rnymwlds, Vfollsclucid, Nord, Hcpp, K.lN'lliN. f f :- MELLOW MUSIC PLUS SCHOOL 3 i K i J 4 gym' 5 ' . ' 4 1 S i S5 W-,W X ' Ri vVflfii . I t .fy 2 in My wi- S, K ' ' i .Lfi H, 1 ii . A CQAI'PliI.l.A ' 1 Hilkc, BivIilm.m, I.i1ckm-r, XX'.lttm.m, DL'XX'L'lI', Biuximlt, l.imli-Il, Vulz. Hiiikr, llimi-li, lx ii I XX Bilut, XY'.iincr. lim' ll: Ziimidi, flurvirika, Gilll, Smith, jiiiiu, Henning, Riwpkc, licliliiig. Sclniilwzi, 'l'ii1u-xiyk, M1 In son, li riiwn Ay' ii' Ill: Yfivalich, Mmqiii, Cfuco, XXViiIUAlI'Ii1, Aiiiicmrii, Kashcw, Gl.1tzhufu1'. Murphy, Dum.iii, K irlur, Kucliim. Ii rr ll': Tullcy, Nirmuiimn, Pulincr, Shriinz, l.cg.itzrc, Schriing, Hriind:l, Mmgq, Ciiitlmiix, Ariwlil. xL'I1, Zll1lIIK'I'II1.lll, A C,APPliI.I,A Run li Iiuhlingiii, U.i.ii'tz, Amluiwuii, Bulilman, Davis, Hulliiigir. MiH.1lv, wiilkklttili, liiiiip, liiipiiimx Hui in, DL-lacy, Si rum' ic, Rfm ll: Ysmst, Dinialilwii, lNI.uti'.iiiguIu, G.iIl.igli,-ip Diipkr. Biiiliiiiiiiv Nunn, l'-mum, Illlllfllgl vlaiiis, BUIKLIIN, Bussc. Ruiz' III: Nigel, Rugi-iw, Kcri, M.1yci', Scliilkc, Kmtigl, l..iiigLi't, Hay, Pcllcgririi. Dclfiiu, Miiiki Fixchcr, Sfhinidt. Run' ll': HQ-pp, Billiklh, I,,lI13.1L'I'f, julimuii. Lcilyltt, Tulur, Psuiintt. Bmk, Stcvuix, firmly Equal Our Musical Organizations A CAPPELLA Got that old feeling? Yep, springs in the air, and the Harper A Cappella 'hoir is making the most of it! The seasons have a great effect on the music endered. Wfho wouldnt stop and listen if on a balmy day strains of My lero floats up through the air shafts? Then again at Christmas time no other vrganization fills the student body so full of Yuletide spirit as this group with ts lusty caroling. This musical group doesnt restrict its efforts just to bouying up school spirit. They have brought home an E rating from the city wide choral competition, nd that is only the beginning. The group gives many short concerts at neigh- -orhood churches and social functions, and their music really is appreciated specially the immortal Hallelujah Chorusn from Handel's Messiah, GIRLS' CHORUS Music hath charm to soothe the savage breast. Especially those strains manating from Miss Tewksbury's room of musical maidens. Their repertoire onsists of recognized glee club numbers. Wlien Christmas and special assem- lies come along, sure enough, this group of musical girls sends forth strains f melody to delight the heart of any Harperite. And what is a chorus without soloist? Geraldine Smith is only one in this group, and not without effect. Accompanying them on the piano is Anna Keller. It's a grand team, director, irls, and soloist. Brahm's Lullaby and Calm as the Night are two selec- ons which are especially lovely. GIRLS' CHORUS Roz. I: Plummer, Stevens, Meyers, Sabo, Sack, DeVries. Run' ll: Graski, DeHaan, Scherger, Floersch, Meadors, Manow, johnson Clohcscy Collins Kon' III: Miller, Krause, Mohlfeld, Braun, Nellis, Smith, Keller, Smith oycc lffm' II': Cronin, Shimkus, Howard, Schreiber, Sorgani, Croisant, Austis Smid Mortier CQONCQllR'l' BAND A crash of symbols! The deep beat of the big bass drum! Harpers concert band swings into action. This spirited group of budding musicians provides a wonder- ful sight at both football games and assemblies with their brightly polished instruments and their trim red and white uniforms. These students are responsible for much of the enthusiasm at all of the football games during the season. liaeh day during the seventh and eighth periods they may be heard rendering their ver- sions of both elassical and popular music alike with much gusto. ln no 4 BAND Ruiz lt johnson, Sci-ine, liiyila, XXilm.uth, Basil Ziegeiiliaguii, lloxxeis, llllldllll, llaidulin, l'u.inilel T.itm.in. Andries, Miller. Razr' ll: Tliyer, liuilaman, Dehn, DeXYier, Scionu Libra, Ciuniy, Dusclicne. Spiotto, Klein. Zxitkoxits Sheldon, Cucti. Rapincliuk, lilphick, Suiilei, Run' Ill: Lyons, H.1ck.1s, Suty, Rot-pp, Nostato Reheek, Grunt-s, Poth, C9r.in.it.1, liakci, Frank, Rim' ll' Kroll, nl'ucl4er, lirown, Reilly. lfberr, Cierth Rennwanz, Spayer, Xlfcir, Kallberg. lNl.ukit-. Nelson Nc.1ins, Frampton, johnson, Rcbt-Lk, Zn-liner, Kiuspt Anderson, Str.iL'li.1n. Little. 1 'If QL., X lg, 1 X3 I Q X X , Q 1' QED.: .. 1.. - , D we ,-, X , xii, 3 i K YK!! 'inn 3 S Q ,. Q - SRT Q S X Y hw 'R ,mg x RIGHT FAQE5-JVORWARD ., Guy, eighteen men full uf Ylgtll' cnine sneaking quietly into Major Dave l5rinl4er's dunggewiv. Then up trwiti ii turner Ll tigure cnines to the center nf the tlunr. He says, The meeting will now cnine tn order. The R.O.T.CI. OHieer's Cfluh start discussing the prnhleins nf the unit. The meetings are headed hy Lieutenant Colonel Kiellherg. They are divided into two parts. One part is to discuss the problems nf the unit and the other is tn decide on recreation and refreshments. Recently initiated into the Ollicers Cluh were the fullmxfiiig Ind Lieutennnts: R. Hepp, F. lfrnst, Huclqingliuin, Apple, T. Rnlundn and R. Tuingisunis. These othcers are the future army otlicers of the ll.S.A. XVhen they gruclunte they will receive a Brevet, ll certificate which entitles them to attend O.T.S. and also 21 Sergezints XVuri'z1i1t for the regular army. TTSHFRAS fil.l'l5 Rim I: Reheclc. Dnuhek. 'nu ll: Rt-luck, Cixxdigun. llepp, Tirnv, Pennin ' 5 t gn, .x.IlI1Vx.!lll. l'ivitci. 'fm Ill: Biuwii, Grimllcr, I..1h.u'gqe. l'ai'a1nd:l, XX'11tl4ins, Klt fnm 'ffli ll Pu TPI llll. ' ': th, Spdyer, COINIMISSIONISD Olflflf VRS Hn' I: lfdgren, Snininer, l5.lilev Kiellher ' ' 1, g.,, Linistiiit, Dlums, ifzi' Il: Alcx, l.uBi.incn Ahderhnl len Rtl , t , -week, Fmuin, Iiisil, Ninn' 111.111, Diiulwvle, TA-RA-DA-TA-TA MILITARY BAND Ron I: Lyons, Kruspc. Rcbcck, Basil. Mc-inns. Nelson, Lt-lik, Run ll: Renwanz, FLILTSI, W'ilniartli, Moscato. Grimes, Tliycr, Rt-beck. Cucci, Biiikingin, Cicitli. limi Ill: l'n'.iiidr'I, Potli, Spayer, Reilly. Sheldon XVINNING PLATOON It Kopp. Ninn,'m.in, jolinsirn, Gazcll. lv zz I igan. Sclilt-.u'i'. Krnspc, Saluski, XX'cdIock, Scliillig. Il Ill lions, Reilly. liakcr. Brown. Monroe. Nc-cdlxaiu, A N0 WINNING PLATOON Sixteen snappy R.O.T.C. cadets led by Lt. L. Ninneman swing on to the floor and give an exhibition of drill with such snap and pre- cision that they take iirst prize in the semi-annual intramural platoon competition. These cadets learned to drill together by coming every morning for two weeks at 7:15 A.M. First place was richly deserved by Lt. Ninneman's platoon. To the winning platoon each semester a beautiful cup is presented by the American Legion Three Links Post No. 561 commanded by Mr. Moldenhauer. Each man in the platoon is awarded a ribbon-bar to wear on his uniform. These contests are judged by the South Side Supervisor. Pooc 71 DRESS RIGHT DRESS! 1 ..S Pu mug. READY FRONT R. 0. T. C. fu' 1: Hucltingliam, Giodc. w'ilII1.lfilI, Alex. Edgren, Croisant nes, XX'om'reis, Iiricksen, Rennwanz. fu' ll: Cadigan, Dol'-hr-rtin. Classen. Carey. Dornan. Uchsncr, -hhens. Rcheck, 'I'lrc-ist-n, Rohh. Porter. Langhaucr, Copeland, Hyhl ick, Norris. 111' III: l'aoll.iclur, Fanson, XY'.itkins. Dehn, Burnt-s. -lc-nsen, Ncl n, Phillips, Magnuson. Morris. Dc-groodt. Rolando. fir ll': lficrlxman, Gutlmus, Ammcrall, Grindler, Rcddcrson .im.inn. R. U. I. C. fn' I: Morgan. Ktnncdy. Sommer, Haunt. Ahdcrholdcn. Brown Q. l'oth. tn' II: Danahy, Ligspon. N.iut.1ugh, Turnhull. Garth. Brglcy nllips, Unllrolc, C..it'lson, Cutci, Percrs. Cusick. fa' Ill: Sheldon. Vcit. hlcnscn. XY'.ilxovski. -Iurkicvricz, Prath whnc. Iiiinlui, I.alit.iu, Naracrc. Fci'f1gi't-ri, Bronl-chorsl, Cadiz 1n.ity. 'rt' ll': Dlcfs, Hutch. Puidolxas. Kaslcy, Burch, Noscato. R. U, 'I. C. 'ir I: lfinst, Haiiificii. V.lssi.!ll. Douhelx. Dailey. l.i1Bi.iiico,No.ti'Ls .iltti. Tnm.isonis. fit' ll: lltpp. Slrcfcik, Yung. Haynic. Dooncr. Cook, Burkman .itkitc Ptttis, Roach, XX'itt.inkeIlcr, Tliycr, fa' III: I'trtti'son, Radisch. Kloppmann, Bcnnctt, Tullty. R. O, T. C. fn li Spayci, liranrlcl, li.ilur. l..ih.ii'gc, Rcheclc, Brinker, Kit-llhcig tntitiimn, lkisil. Sclilcyci, lknningcr, Haig. Mcarns. fit' ll: Allman. Donnelly, Cionyhc-.1r. McNulty, Schumachcr hnson. l.c.ilt. Kopp, xlcwitt, Smith. Roedcr. Hasncrl. fit' III: fi.idig.in, Rosso, 'l4llI.lf1ll.l, Monroe. Kruspt. Nc-ttllmm mln-n, Saluslxi. Ciritnu. Schillig, Suty. Somintrlicld, XXI-cllock. ull. f1r'll': lialuitis. Reilly, Iiioxxii. Lyons, Norninhtig. RIFLE TEAM Harper's rifle team is to be congratulated on its fine performances in the Hearst Trophy Contest, the Sixth Service Command Contest, and the City Rifle Match. In the Hearst Trophy Contest they defeated far more advanced teams such as Englewood, Lind- hlom, and Central Catholic High of Green Bay Wfisconsin. In the Sixth Service Command Match, Kelly High was out shot hy our marlcsmen. Kelly and Wfaller were defeated in the City Match. The team was handicapped as it was their first year-also Harper has no rifle range and our men had to practice at the Chicago Lawn Police Station. The team is headed hy Major Dave Brinker, who won the rihhon har for highest individual scoresg and is instructed in Rifle Marksmanship hy Sgt. Rea. Harpers military instructor. RII l.I2 TEAM Kun I: Rchcclx. Kitllhnrg. Sommer, Rc-nnwanl. Hailcy, Ahtlcrlioldcn, Rua' 11: Sgt. Rea. Halxt-i'. Brinlccr. Pctcrwn, Monroe, Pcnninger, Rehn-cl-Q, XX'aItcr, Cook, Carry, Baum. Page 73 l National Honor Society Hzirperites who are legiclers in scholarship :intl service Hncl I'CVk'Llftl in inc hership in the National Honor Society Those chosen are initintecl into society during an assembly which consists of the trziclitionnl candlelight cc inony. On the sume clay an informal luncheon is given in honor of the n members. Cuncliclutes for membership must he juniors or seniors. Cllmrnct service, leadership, nncl scholarship are the hiisis of choice. l,ONX'liR l,lflfili Ron' I: XY'ittenl-zellcr, liuntle. Nlmiihlin, Lamont, Clizck. Ron' ll: llhrig, Sharp. XY'clii'll', Swanson, Schultz, Mtlntoslw. Sf.liLlll.lIl, Smit N. H, 5. Ruiz' I: Driicen. Hetlingei, Heiin Dorinan, Boldt-now, Petry, Mohl- feld, Zweigoron. Ruiz' ll: Orcinovicli, rl-llllliSL'lL'li, Pv.'trausk.is, Paschke, Macke, Lucas, Burns. Rim' Ill: Karge, Booras. Karl, Nin- ntman, lfdgran, Alex, liiencnfeld. N. H. 5. Run' 1: Bittner, Ncvcn, liumlsclmk, Kuius, Burundi, Shcfcik, Dimas. Run' II: Fredman, Anderson, Saknls, Sfhilke, Fischer, Anderson, Proline. Run' III: Stasclmke, W'oIlsCheid, Renn- wanz, Hut-nsfh, Carter, Spiotto, Haven. Rim' Il'2 Foos, Ninneinan, lllilllkltl, Ringhofer. Kuchan, Nord, Basil. 'S N. H. S. Run' I: lNlajewslci, Crawford, Mo- lomo, Cliristalies, GKlllSL'l1Lllk, Benson Figuieras. Run' ll: Crawford. Thoinas, Klicn Pocius, Strachan, Cooke, Baker, Run' III: l.oBi.inco, lizuim, llllllliltl, Gufliiey, Herglind. Bow day marks a great event in the lives of the feminine members of Harpers Nl-l.S The girls prepare the bows and then the following week, the whole student body blooms forth in an amazing array of color and tissue-paper. Profits from the sale of bows, go into the school-fund. Wfe might add, a freshie taught in senior alley decked out in a red bow must certainly be tired of living! Legion Of Honor b l t i the Le Yion of Honor, the only cluh in Harper One cluh that all Harperites can e ong o s 5 l h' S ' ts, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen alike are which is devoted entirely to scho ars ip. enio M B rib' is the faculty sponsor. found in this organization. rs. arii y LIZGION OF HONOR Ron' I: Dopkc, Dcllorto, Vfnck, Dion, Rak, Sark, AllW'.lCI'lk'IA, Clotlrey, Ko- nicclki, Vassian, Durhani, Pavlak, Knop, Bohhnan, Block. Ron ll: Nicol, Nelson, Putty, Mohl- fclil, Parks, lfgan, Rcaitlon, Howell, Vfcst, XVoIff, lit-lskis, Katz. Ron' Ill: Pasrlikc, Boldt-nimg Harring- ton, Delfrics, li.nnht'ity, Hurimlohlci', l.liGlON Ol: HONOR Ron' I: llarkas, Sipitk, Outly, Pt-tt-ityl, Barton, w'k'l1llL'l', illhalin, Reikowsky, Sflllll, Suliergcr, lNlLf1ai'tliy, Rio, Powers, Honey. lfffiz' ll: lirandcl, Basil, Phillips, Huensth, Nielsen, Soigani, Donaldson, Natl, liruck, Hohnus. Run' Ill: laloten, Fasano, Rytlt-Il. LEGION OF HONOR Run' I: Hasncrl, Skelton, Antlt'i'son. Foran Anderson, XX'ood, Nielsen, Ford, lilich,l Keenan, Marks, Maki, Lt-ki Gaertig. Ruiz' Il: Cahill, Skalnik, Drcfs, Grant. Carlson, Phaff, Hamel, Tcrlizzi, How- ard, Outly, Howell, Tonxcl. Run' Ill: Mathews, Culhcrtson, LEGION OF HONOR Razz' I: Drueen,Gunty, RlLlI1IlUl,5CllI'LlIlZ Chester, Kruspe, Haig. linger, l..1clcner, Fredman, Pcllegrini Shelcik, Pacelli. r.lth, Meeder, M.irsli.ik. Krug, Duschene Run' ll': lirilando. Baum, Browning Berglind, Kiellberg, Rc-beck, l.obi.inco Basil Nord. I.liGlON OF HONOR Razz' li Byrne, K4lX'.lL'L'X'lL'l1, Salisbury Protine. Smid, laclz, M.lic'wski. Marsh Rim II: l..irson, Zivalicli, Figuieras c,i.l.1l'IZ, McLoughlin, Matt. Dukelow Hayek, Cf.u'tcr. Run' Ill: Cross. Holt, Dc-lin, liirchlcr fc-ld, Ochsnur, Qwansoii, Nischniclx. l.lfCilUN Ulf HONOR Roz: If Pocius. Haynic. Rim ll: Cr.1vi'foi'rl, Qiottsclialli, Golden, B.u'winkel, Heclitloll, Fawcett, Schc-id, Fawcett. Rim' Ill: Hansen, Karge, McNulty, Martens, Gaffney, NX ollschied, Court- ney, Lindstroin, lxlUUl'llC.lLl. Rim' ll': Dawson, Smrt, C.itl'rc-y, Bien- cnfeld. Belskis, W'estui'li.rusen, MC- Keown, Brick, Pohlin.inn, Ringhofer, A member of the Harper Legion ot Honor can easily be distinguished by two factors, an intelligent appearance ffor information seems to ooze out of himj and the round, gold pin each one is wearing. These pins are received at the beginning of each semester by those students who have received all li's and S's in their major subjects and not less than an F in their minor subjects. This semester two hundred and sixty-eight I-Iarperites are wearing these pins. i-. -.1 Rnzz' ll: Nevcn, XX'.ilker, Heim, Het- Rfm' III: Flemm, Rick, Olson, Kamml v v v y y Sclineider, Ninnc'in.in. Vlochum, liiencn- N lfgieli semester the l,.e5ginn ul Hnnnr wich its nmny newly .minired nieinlwei ind nld ineinluers ton, eleet nliieers. ln Septenilwei' tlie lnllnwing nllieers wer eeted: President, Xxrlllllllll lierglindg Viee-president, .lnnies Ugillneyg Seen txry, Norman XVnllsel1ied1 'lll'CLlSLll'Cl', CQ1il'vin XY'ittenlaeller. Dnrinlig tlie sewn semester Alidnr Helsliis presided as President. Rny liixnndel as Viee-presiden l lillllC Huenseh as Seeretxxry, and Shirley Rinlglinfei' ns 'lil'CLlSllI'L'I'. l.l UIOIX Ol HONOR Rin I: XXllllQIlkCllLI. Kline, Ciz Plnllipx. lldltlield, lJOl3lX'lllIl, lin lilly, Siln1lt1,liuL1gl1,Vlllllle, limi ll: Sxx.1nwn, lxllllIlONl1, Mas l.lVll:llxlUll. liisqglrl, blmlp, lxnn Sl'll.llIlWlLl1. I.l-CQION Oli' HONOR lfffii I1 Cnmlrexn, lgdn, llinmx, deiwn, Nnmlike, llillwnieni, Win Rffii' Il: Nlinllmn, Ddlilwtiniii, l lninn, Kmtml, Sll.llll.lIl, llilllflf XX einer, XX illxelin Run III' llhllfikl, llnpp, Alum' U ln.-la. flllkllxh l,. flllklly Uiunnxuli, Hipialx. Nelwn, lidslwi I,l'iiIOX Ol HONOR lfffii li link, Andiiwn, lfmnx, l nun. liittnu, lxuiny llaglly. Kffn ll: llvrlingai, lllL.lN, MJ Diynr, lXl.nul.1lii1n. Salman, C lmnlf. Olii-filo., fxxniggnwii, limi.: lfffzi llli Iii-nie, llmndnl, I5 Axynni, lXl.ulu. lilxingu, Nllill-ae. '1'1f11' I: Mu. Ii.1111.1I11, XXVIIIQI, IIIIINIUL, wI1.1ItX Ix.1s111.111xIx.1x, 5I1.11Iu1, N1m11.111 '1111' ll: Smith, 5I4.1I11iIx, S1'I1xsu11I'ugu1, 1I11-.1t1111, L11'I1I1Q, XX11111I, Ix1.111x, I'1I.11I1-I. I 'nn' III: R.1xI111I, IIC.Q.lII, l'11.1g1'1, K1'II1'1, 'fn' I: Clnlv, II1.1111I1, v44.lIIQL'l', XY'u111It, lw1'c'II, II1hwL'II. 1s, K.1f.1Ix.111xk.1s. LATIN IS A LIVE LANGUAGE HERE LATIN CLUB II1cI.11t111C,I11Iv1s1111111t11f fI1c I11111111' CIAISSILXII I,C2lf'LlL of fXlII lAlL 1 1111 ' . 81 111'g.1111z11t11111. III tI1c 111111-111115. 1mpp111't11111tics are IIII-CIICLI It .1 .U,, E 1 thc 511 tI11 I.1ti11 I.lIIblI.l1gC 11111I tI1c 111.1tc1'i11I pc1'ri11c11t to it 111 play 11011111165 IIAIIN I I.I'Ii I'.1I11.1111, Iluxwll, 5lIIkI.IlI, II11Ix 1 ll ll. II1v1.111, I.Iy. II1w1.111I1, I..lIIIIW , 11111 Ill. II1'IxIux, I..11'w11, 5IIlI'iIk'I', IDIXLI. 111111, II11It. Iicpp, IXI'llNPK', Z1x.1I11I1 ww' II i I,1.11w11. Invmw. Ixnvpp. LATIN CII I'Ii nu' I: IJ.IIlI.lI'1lII1l, IXI.IllN, IXIv3g.1, IXIKIII, IIIIIIIAI, D1I1.11, K,.11Is1111. 1IIk'IIIl4Y, I'i111'11k, XX'.1Ik1-1', NI111-1I11'1, LATIN CLIIIS 1111 II: II.111is, U'I'1r1u11, II.11'1111g11111, 'I'ik'IL'IlN, Y1-I1Ii11g, l,lII'iL'IUNV, INI.1tI1us, w1vIL'11. au' Ill: II.llII'.lIl1IIl, A111I1-1's1111, Ci.1I1iII, iurl, II11Iu-y, IxIUIII'lIL', fY'I'4111IL', Nit- X ....vP U W1 PRESENTING THE SENORS AND SENGRITI SPANISH Lllfli Kffu I: Dc'N.ittuw, Durruudy, Krmku hmku. Hlauu, I.yUI1N, Hillwurgrr, H.zx: un. lfffn' ll: 1xhNL'HHKk, llmu, Rnlwlv, Dmny flllllll, IDAIIINIIUIN, lwrmlluwy. c.lf.lALLI1.l. Rffzw Ill: Zllhllth, Iiuuh, PuIrlm.m1 Nur. Simms. Nngln, l'!l'LkIl1.lll, ,Inlmwx HwH'm.m, P4111-Lk. rPANlNl1Cll'li lhn' li IXHWILLIII, XYhnl4', RJR, Rnntrc lim. Dunn, Amln-umm, Dxmx. llffu' Il: Nlltll, INIu1xsLLf, Ifllmpxl Cmnll. Dc XVIAIQN. K.1xtl1, li.1lI1-11, l u1.l C14-1x.1nt, Iiku. R141 Ill. full. DLlag.1ttx-, fNQ.ux'. Rn Nru. Smith. HQIUILII, R.llllNll1, lnxnlmn, f P jr I' I ' A NVAXINII fll'lS Rf Jr l' U.1xxwl1, fr.lll.lkUN, Kmlm Vlmlmlxl. Ibn Il' Kwylnk. Olwn. V.usi.u1, fm 55... SPANISH CLUB Run' I: Illlxscntu, S.1plis, Snlialwury, Del- Iurtu, I.ufTu-do, I,.1Civitu, Parfum, Pow- .I'S. 'Crm' ll: Ifrulcriclc, Mullins, Gold- fcin, Snnsclmkc, Iiccfc, O'I'n'icn, I.4lpL-naxs, Ninm'm.m, Oswald. Run' III: Dutmn. Nl1uIucl1. Bucliinglmm, Nc-dmr. Rwgnrs, DL-Flin, VL-ncris, Hcim, H.1vL n. SPANISH CIITI5 Run' I: Cirumt, King, Swinlcr, Milkint Clritllu. Rffzw ll: Unis, Van Cf.1mp, Spinttu, Iinmgln, CQ1mg.x11, Ciulllcn, Amlvrsun, Cllzmvslii. Run' Ill: Nitnlulll, Srnwuvinz, Smith, I:lNL'IK'I', INIu1wL'L7, linux, f lIL'NIt'I', Ul'mlL', Nvlwn. Stlmt. f I ,P I5 , ,., A M -Aj 1 ,.- SPANISH CI.I'li Run' I: Ifisnlnr, XXv.ICliLl', K,llllwrg, II.u't- IILIIIII, I.iltlL'. Wills. IxI.IyL'IlIUIIL'I', Sum. Rffzz ll: -Iurgxl, hlwlmwn. lx.mus, Il.11g, I'.1ttu'wn, SPANISH KI.L'I5 Ruff' I: I'lr.1lvlw, PIUIIIN, IIcl1m'Il, O'SI1c.1, Ylcffruy. RL-ikmuky. Run' ll: Pncclli, XXIQIIIILT. HuImL's, Outly, blunt, I.ul1c1'. INl.1xggrg1f, llldllll. Nun' III: Plmillipx, Clmp, IIIIVVCIIIAI, All- m.u1. INIwrris, HllIZL'llj,l.I. Mr. Uouly. Pane Sl lbw' I: l,.1.uf1, Amlgrwn, I'lgn.mw, Lup- NI41. IiunI1I4u. IXId'.urImy, Rullly. Rffzf ll: C1u.ulLIl.1, IJIIILIN, I'-wlmclu, Rym, fmmlugllc, IxI.lI'L'I, PI1mIIi,ls, Rug gL'I1IQ.lIIIIW. Ibn Ill' ling, Kllrtu, Ru111.m, Iirmvn- Inv, AI.m.uiu-, PI.mr. II.11L-IQ, IIUINLIIII. Ibm' ll: INI1-mx, RL-III, Smyth, Dv INI.1ttuw, I71xI1Ll, Rffu' I: IDI-plug DLIIILIIQ, C1.1I1IcrwumI, hI.lNII.IIIgkI1l, lQ.lI.lwc, BIHIUIIIU, v . ' lwu ll. Ixn fluxx, BIIIU mating, Iiappcl, Vwglu, lk-mx, READY TO SING LA PALOMA SPANISH , I SPANISH l'.l, Alnmslmy. Run Ill: R.lxIlL'NILII1 IfLIu.mIs, SIICYIIIIII, lu-Iplln c.llllIIlII4QII.lIII, I.xtm.m, licrgl Imkl, flu 1xt.xI4L x. lfffn I: Ixlunk, Ifsml, PI-Ilcgrini, IXIcCicu, SHHII. IMII. Run ll: IIIILII, Kipnix, Kuqfu, M.1ki, Mlllvr. lug ,I4L'I'IIlll, Smith, I.mmmr1i. Run Ill: c2ll.lI'IINII'HllI, D.mkIu1', XX'1lIkcI'. I'I1.lII, I'u.m, NJIIH1, UuIuL.1, Iiul'LI1, sw, ,J Q1 i Q v SPANISH CII.l'I5 It I: Hcpy, Anmdcr, CifiI11L'S, lx Dion, Sirk, XY'm'lflL, l.iL-tn. 11 ll: Zulnik, XXIM, fyfilllliltil, lux, IIJY, Bulmmx 11' I: Ha-tlillgvl, I..1ckml', Ottcn, ulull, Rcslar, K.llXN'.lIlLiy', Bllllllth. nmll, lin-rg, Hcmhl, l.'l1Alk'IIl.lIlIl. 11' Ill: Unis. Asgnm, Xxvidlli, Alnx. ch, H.11k.15, C'.1H'rvy. IS1'.1ml1-l, 1' lI'3 K4ll1m1l'.xlh, l.L'1l.lflkk' BJ:- rm, liugus, lldlllftll, XX'1lImr. VERBS ARE VERBS IN ANY LANGUAGE FRENCH CLUB if lil-RMAN C'l.l'l5 Scllill-:nz K ua., Na UVRMAN Cfl.l'li 1' I1 IJIIILUII, Rmpkc, V.1mi.u1, I mug XXYJIIIILIII, Rc-Ixling, liiclnrt. 1 ll: Knup, Slfllff, XXVLYYQI, Mnrlu, lLI!Il.ljQK'll, f'UI1lUj.1llL, K1wpp,OIwr1, 1' Ill: Sillluvic. I'ikkul.1, Cilulwlw, :ug Vulf, H1vwm.m. lx.mum.llI1, ll iimxnu, lmlgrul. V111 'Q Q -A THE CARDINALS OF 1942 IN Gllfllill l'lCQ'l'l'Rlf llffii I: Arlix l'lllllL'Ilg.l. li'ff:i Ili l'iLll7llllll.lN, ll--.zl, lirlgti, Ykrix, Yfilli l,.lllL'f. XY'llli.1mwn, Run' Ill: lNlclNlullen, Piwtlis, Clilin, Lime Rtiil, Milltiiii Knit ll': l7.un.i ,l4'llllN. Du Riml, Putlge, Stlimeiill, lletr.iL1xlx.1x, Rim lf Spun-I. lflll, flllQll.lIlL'NL'e liiwn. Vlivlinwi Nutr, lzhllllll, cihlkll -lLll'.1YlLll. ln taking liver the tellin that Ciimeli XXVLISSCIWIIAII xxgis fureetl lu give up lwetpnis nf cull for inilitury service, Mr. luriivieli institlletl siieeessfiilly, new and inti'ic.it plays and fnrintitinns. This elmnge, tnigether with the line pliysitxil miitlitiiu so Cll2lI'LlCfCl'lSllC of XYVLISSCFINLIII umclietl hnys, lwmiiglit tn Hiirper its ht-st fini lull season in the sclwnl's history. lt was Ll season IllLll'liCLl hy gi line exhihitiun nl spmtsiimiisliip, LlIlLl nl .i undying will-tiwwin spirit on the pzlrt of hnth the rerun Llllkl our ever lnyq students. Being priictiullly ll complete veteran squad, our huys iniitle ignml ue of their experience and with neleletl tleterminiitinn, enrvetl themselves it nun' that Harper can be proud of and one that will he lung remeinheretli Su, hu off to our 20 football players flI1t.l4e X7CL1l1. ltirtivielifw THE CARDINALS OF 1942 Season started with scoreless tie against Gage Park . . , crowd prevents Crimson touchdown from being legal . . . Next, Calumet! . . . what a night . . . rain, mud, more rain . . . Cal luckily holds us to tie . . . Reid slipped and slipped . . . Pudge punted and punted . . . Wliat passers the boys from Morgan Park turned out to he . . . Harper ends up on had end of li to 0 . . . Memories of Bowen . . . jocius hurt , . . Pallet runs wild . . . in vain , . . Th F Y . . . enough said. CH SHEET Next came South Shore and VICTORYQ I2 to 0 . . . Harper machine geared perfectly with Pallet and Baker st 'ki Y 4 d' ri ing piy irt . . . crowd goes wild . . . Seasons climax: V formation again successful . . . 18 to 6 over Parker . . . Highlights: joe XY'illis runs for touchdown on intercepted pass . . . great defense on part of l-larper's Seven Mules . . . Larson, Xvilliamson, jocius, XVeir, Petrauskas, Barz, and Milkint . . . juravich wears red victory hat . . . Saturday night . . . Foothall party '... Sunday morning . . . groan . . . my head ...Lt XV uiy eir receives most valuahle player award, bringing down the curtain on I9-ll gridiron xxaifaic. A Cager Reminisces The basketball teams, like the football team, had to make the same tremendous, war-caused sacrifice. It was that of losing their beloved coach, johnny Malo. Fortunately, we were able to retaliate this staggering blow by obtaining Mr. Sweet, from Englewood. Under his guidance the boys worked hard, in order to again give Harper a team that it could be proud of, and one that our opponent would respect. Our heavyweights succeeded, ending the season as one of the best quintets in the South Section. Their speed and sharp shooting produced a combination that was hard to beat and one that brought plenty of thrills and excitement to our fol- lowers of the hard-wood play. Long will be remembered their hard fought battles in which the old Harper fight was so brilliantly characterized. The light weights were not as fortunate, lacking in height, and experience. They did, however, improve considerably as the season progressed and should come back strong next year. Mike Fredericks and Dave Patis were co-captains of the heavies while Pete Losew led the lights. GAME BY GAME SUMMARY South Shore takes season's opener-52-29-giving us a sound whipping-Regaining confidence, the Red and White trounces Englewood - 49-26 - Then, heartbreak No. 1 - Hirsch wins 43-41-14 point rally not quite enough-More misery-Hyde Park 36-Harper 31-Oh! those referees !-Frederick and Pattis end high school careers by leading teams to a 50-44 victory over Parker-john Neumann gets team captaincy- Making free throws brings thrilling win over Calumet-53-31 -Even johnson made them-Heartbreak No. 2-Fenger fsec- tion champsj 34-Harper 30-score was tied with only 30 seconds left-then Fenger swallowed horseshoe-Harper still in sorrow turns back Bowen 52-26-Mitchell steals show- Going strong Crimson makes short work of Chicago Vocational 40-15-everyone stars-Heartbreak No. 3-Last quarter rally led by Desormey again futile-final Morgan Park 32-Harper 31-Oh! for one more minute-Yes, another season comes to end-Next year Desormey, Barre, Johnson and Reynolds will again be back for more-but gone will be Neumann, Stanis, Mitchell, Nord and Berglind-probably to fight in the greater battles-shooting japs instead of baskets. UPPER LEFT Stanis, Mitchell, Neumann. UPPER RIGHT Zamiatela, Berndt, Losew, D. D'Agostino. MIDDLE Berglind. MIDDLE LEFT-HEAVYWEIGHT TEAM Slandingz Chester. Barr, Nord, Stanis, johnson. Seated: Reynolds, Desormey, Neumann, Berglind Mitchell, Mr. Sweet. LOWER LEFT Frederick, Desormey. LOWER RIGHT-LIGHTWEIGHT TEAM Slandingz Chester, Massey, Goldfein, Schaub, Nor ton, Mr. Sweet. Sealed: Ridderhoff, Lepore, Losew, D'Agostino Huizenga. fl -. I Pace 88 BASEBALL gf gffsfifbflwii Outlcy Hclding. ,f,.rQ,4:t'Hf7W.a A W' Paller at first. Mamme catching. BASEBALL TEAM Rau' I :Sterling, Loser, Nadulski, jocius, O'Connell. Rau' II: Marrone, Paller, Van Dyken, Outl Mr. Farmer. y, Parke, Bailey, Pi gnatu, Schmcidl, Rc-id The Cardinal Nine Steps Out After a long winter spent inside the steam-heated gymnasium where basket- ball and boxing had held their attention, Harper's athletes again traditionally turned to the outdoors. Their objective was forming another strong Cardinal nine that would be ready to meet the diamond challenges from other South Section schools. . We were indeed ifortunate to have such letter-men as Bill Paller, Harry Van Dyken, joe Jocius, Bob Sterling, Tony Marrone, and Don Pignato returning. It was not long before they had sharpened their batting eyes and were giving the old apple a ride. New men, such as Bob Bailey, Paul Outly, Pete Losew, and Jack Reid also began to look impressive, mastering hook slides, bunting and underhand pegs. With this kind of material wealth, Coach Farmer soon developed a smooth working team that was again ready to meet and gain the respect of our opponents. , The team's results were brilliant. The high hard ones and fastf breaking curves that Van Dyken and Bailey offered were too much for many of our rivals. The extra base-hits that continuously rang off the bats of Paller, Jocius, and Marrone, together with the air-tight infield work of Sterling and Pignato also proved essential in giving us an outstanding season, and one marked with many victories. Yes, we can proudly say that our baseball team, represented Harper well, both in efficiency and in sportsmanship. C Pane 89 G.A.A. BCARD AND CABINET The G.A.A. has a eapahle hoartl and ealwinet, eleetetl hy the memhc to take charge of the games, sell tielcets, and make general arrangeme of group activities. They sec that good times are in store for any 5 who participates in the many sports and social events the G.A.A. has oller. The Splash Party, Senior Party, the Christmas Dance, antl CLA Assembly :ire annual events which attract large erowtls antl the ini games and outdoor sports help keep our girls tit as a litltlle antl reg to do their part wlierever Uncle Sam may neetl them. Ol:l:lC.l liS Slflmqx lNlar1orie liailey, l Sthrnook, lfleanor Dorinan, Sf.H1iIlIlxQ,' Slnrley Ringliofer, l-le. Ciruntl. G.A.A. BOARD AND fiAl'rlN Run 1: Sykora. Heim, Strat' Stasclike. Scliwantes, Ingram, Ki 5'f,u1J111,Q: Brown. Pohlman, l Perry, C,unningli.1m. Macke. THEY LEAD US IN OUR FUN LEADERS b l d ho desire to earn bars and points for serx ice ire eligible for membership in the Leaders class. They learn to super- f wmes, lead in exercises, and substitute GAMES For our athletic members, the Games Class meets one period a week under the direction of Miss Schmook. The girls organize teams and have tournaments in Volley Ball and Cap- tain Basketball. SWIMMING Harpers swimming classes are quite the rage this year as our girls are attracted by the trim Wzive uni- forms and have decided the least they can do is learn how to swim. The XVaac's too, many of whom have applied for overseas service, find it is advisable to at least know the dog paddle before crossing. Even Rosy, the Riveter finds healthful relaxa- tion in a cool swim, So whether in uniform on the lighting front or in active duty on the home front, our mermaids appreciate the training and enjoyment they receive in the swim- ming classes under the direction of Miss Schmook. l.l5ADlfRS Run' I: Hailcy, Hcim, Stasclmkc, Schwantcs, ll.ltlL'I', Dorman. Rim' ll: Foincro, Van Camp, Sykora, Kccfc, l'rnn, Mrs. Hrrcl. Ron' Ill: Pt-try. Marko, Pohlman. Grund, GAMES Run' I: Heinrich. Stasclilac, Bailey, Hcim, Hill, burger. Dorman, Anderson, Schvrantus, Lun- ningham, Holdcnow, Rashid. Sl.1m1'i21kq: Capt-k, Finn. Grund, Yuska, Straa chan, Pohlman. SXXTMMING Run I: Sack, Slcvcns, lNlc-ycrs, Havcn, Zulu Moscato. Slinidmgz livans, Olson, Marks, Lapc-nas, Hayes Hranigan, XX'ackcr, Run' Ill: Smity, lhl.lI'I'UI1, l:.lVl'L'L'll, lfuar, Stas L'l1l'CL',,l.lI1l5, Carlson. n rw G.A.A. BOWLING Some of our G.A.A. bowlers hit high scores-Shirley Ringhofer- 1-122, Elaine l-luench-128, Barbara Thomas- l55, Shirley Hamel-125, Ruth Darling-127, Elaine Nielsen-120. These girls meet on Friday afternoon at W'estern Recreation under of Mr. Schilke. The records and plans are made by 126, Carol Martii the supervision the able secretary, Elaine Huench RIDING ln s ite of callouses and blisters, members of the Riding P still find lots of fun and exercise on afternoons when the group meets. All dressed up in their jodphurs and gay plaid shirts, these rough riders can be found cantering and galloping up and down the trails of nearby forest preserves or parks. 'lhe training they receive under the direction of Miss Schmook and the able management of janet Grant goes a long way toward making Cavalry men or Paul Reveres of these sports loving lassies, so next semester girls, grab Class your lassos and come on along. BOXX LINC: Rua' I: Bailey. Heinrich, Hilllwurger, Prccin, Stastlikt-, Van Clamp, Xlilitkci, Stlit-id Bolilcnow, Ingram, Cunningham, Scliwantes. Rau' II: Cliristakcs, Spiotto, Rashid, Yuska, Ringliotrr, Finn, Ciiund. lfgan, l..1rson Macke, Pctry, Nelson, Smrt, Nelson, RIDING Ron' I: R'l.ll'5l1, Nelson, Grant, Giund. Ruiz' ll: Bailey, Rook, Frank, Kccfc, Stasclikv, joginty. Ruiz' Ill: Miss Sflimook, Finn, Cade, Dawson. l..lI'S1IIl. Sinrt, Uilwlin, llucnsilw. ff' ,J I 4 x2 ,I 1 - Hi! DANCING AN D PI NG--PONG R11 u Ron' R011 Ri! H PING PONG I. Stasclikc, Protinc, Hastick, McGee, Croisant, lNlcNicholas, O'Brien, Thompson. II: Kovacevich, Glohkc, Halpcr, Spiotto, Kuchan, Carter, Harrington, Mega, Klein. I: Fey, Olson, Fick, Rec DANCING CLASS II: Rose, Schumann, Polich, Gustafson, Henson, Loesch, Gusick. PING - PONG Table tennis, the less strenuous edition of tennis, has been a favorite sport for years. It can be played inside in any sort of weather and provides fun for all. The game is a spirited test of accuracy and the girls hold intra-mural championships, the awards being gold, silver, and bronze bars plus points toward the coveted G.A.A. letter. DANCING CLASS I - 2 - 3 - La Conga . . . the art of learning the Conga or any other intricate dance step is simplified in Harpers G.A.A. dancing class. It was formed for the purpose of teaching new steps plus the correct dancing position, etiquette, and conduct. At almost any time of the day can be heard Honey, I'm In Love With You or I Had the Craziest Dream coming from the Juke Box in the Girls' Gym. Especially during the 8th period Mrs. Kulp and her girls can be seen dancing everything from the barn dance and the gavotte to the Rhumba and Samba. At school dances many of the most popular and skill- ful dancers are products of this class. Page 93 Fhst Add Are there any broken bones that need fixing? Have you felt like fainting lately? Do you think perhaps you'll suffer from severe shock before this book has been read completely? Have you sprained your ankle, or do you intend to in the near future? Wfe don't want to be unduly pessimistic, but our motto is be prepared. In case any of the above calamities befall you, dont hesitate to call on any one of the members enrolled in Harpers first-aid class. Mrs. Briel, the class spon- sor, gives her word that the girls are very efficient and you'll receive the best of care. RoHer Skahng Quite a few Harper girls congregate on Thursday afternoon to go rolle skating. Among them, Carol Martens and Areme Samuel are quite a pictur with their fancy hgure skating , . . Sabina Fennesey does some pretty trick dancing steps . . . Lorraine Mandarino and Theresa Scott really ought to inves in some pillows. fnot to sleep on eitherll. W . .- .,,.. . ...W--- . Y Y ,.-4--Y--Y.-.. --,.- -V t FIRST AID lion' I: foogan, Rak, lklason, lamoo, lwirkson. Narrcn. Ron' Il: Rio, Dotson, Brinkman, liaucr, 5XN'.ll'll, Sipimk, Ron' Ill: ll.lllLlLI'lNL'lllL'lLl, Kecfc. liooras. Mrs. liiicl. lxlclircgor. Dclfricsi Flcmm, licslcr, Schahcs, Kill. Ncary, Krusyna. lNlozwecz, C ailson, Kcnncdy. liOl.l lfli SKATING H .M. t. , .it '. 'cn- msty, Politli. llosc, l,owcll. Klopplmianli Ron ll: Srastlikc, Stoll, lNI.utc-ns, lfoian, Andtrson, Dimas, lfavlak. lri- if ill 'X qs.. Cheering Section A football game is not complete without the aid of Harpers all-girl cheering section. XVhen the cheer leaders start their ''Boom-Chiclc-ABoom, they can always he sure of enthusiastic response from the cheering section for they are PYCSCIH Alf every gillllff. TlllS 0l'gLll1lZ2lfIOl1 VVliS fOI'lUCLl ft? Pl'0VlLlC CIlfCff1llIlIl1CI1t between halves and to help support the team. Wfhen they parade on to the tield wearing their gay red and white uniforms or cheer in the stands, the spectators can see that there are two teams of cardinals out to win-one of players on the held and a cheering section, thirty strong, under the direction of Mrs. Briel. MA-lORli'l'TlfS Run' I: Gillott, Rio, lfhcrt. Razr' ll: Schwantes. Cunningliam, Dawson. CHIZIZRLIZADIZRS Razr' 1: Phillips, Bailey, Dc-Hcnii.irdi, Ander- son. Roman. Hill, Zellon, Dimas, Ciihlin, Behind. Run' ll: Baker, Phillips. Neilscn, Rc.ig.1n, Perry, Frginl-1, Henson, Spiotto. CHEERING SECTION Ruiz' l: Nicliley, Heniring, Smid, F.rrett.l, Kar- wancly, XX'.1ttn14in. Kupcrs, Kropla, Nielsen, AflAll.lL1SL'l', Hay, liolilman. Rim ll: Martin, XX'.ird, Scliahes, Frederick, Stric-gel, Salvo, Minehan, Van Clamp, Simovic, Policli, Seilvelt. Ron' Ill: llasinger, Phelps, Dgmkler, Bohlman, + Tliomason, Kloppman, Pg1pl.1sl:.i, Purim: 'Yi Oswald, I7.llILI'SUH, Papkc. Ingram, ARCHERY HIKING AND BIKING Zing! A bullseye! And Vlfilliam Tell couldnt have done any better-for our GAA members are real marksmen when it comes to archery. Although it ARCH ERY is a comparatively new sport at Harper, its popularity is growing fast because our girls know the value of poise, accuracy, and steady nerves. The well punctured bullseye is evidence of their increasing ability. HIKING Fresh air. a sense of freedom, and plenty of room to stretch are three reasons for the popularity of outdoor exercise and a brisk hike with a friendly bunch of girls is a sure-hre tonic for those exam day blues that let you down at the end of the day. BIKING No longer do we have to worry about gas rationing or lost car keys for our GAA girls are setting the example and have taken to bicycling around town. lt's good exercise and helps the war ehfort, too. , V-. ,, I ARC.HlzRY I Rau li Hailey. Stasclikc, Heinrich, lioldcnow. liroxvn. Run ll: Cicrliaidt, Sclicrr, Rashid, Lirund. Spiotto, Pctry. Yuska, Smit. Nacke. 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QQ . 5' ' 'ff,lff5f.-?52 ':f if ,. , , ' ,: fl-Q Q , ,'., 'f49511'.'1:fi- A f Ll f fiiff 1-'f::.'i:i'-Liiii-14 1-3' ff:fY'3':u 1-, X' , ,fg'-pg:-SL . 'E'U0Q::?'x-5f1Pf?iASj-:Q ifi? 75IE'33.1, - - 'Q'fa11',wJ f-'rw .wxffig-S'fi-'13TTi'+' i??f'f.,f5 ULLETINS - QEDOQT BUCKS - ATTENDANCE C I ,U THE SENIORS LIVE IN THREE-O-FOU Twp Row: ALLFNS. AININFRALI., ANDERSON, D., ANDIERSU APATO. AUGASTINO. D. Sccund Ruvs: AZMAN, HASII., BAFM, IiOI.DIZNOXX'. IIRANNIGA BROXYN. Third Ruw: ISIQRRAFATO. CANTONF. CARDFR, CARISUN, Cf RANO, CARTXYRIGHT. 1' NJ Jrmvj mbq Fuurth Rnvx: A JV 'N CHRISTENSON, COOKE. CRFAINI, CI ICICI, DAI,I DANES. Fifth Row: DEINIATTFO, DLYGAN. FRNST, FALK, FIZHR, F NFGAN. Sixth Ruwi FORNFRU. FRFDINIAN. GIERDVAINIIS. GOISFRVII, GRIFFIN. HEISSE. Scvunth Row: HIEIM, HFLNYIQG. HAVFN, IARUSSI. KARGF, Iif MAUSKAS, Eighth Row: KENNEDY, KLEMP, KOI-I.OXX'AY, KRIIZIC, BARGF. LEAK. IND TH REE-O-SIX Q Ruw: WIS, LINK, LITSINGIER. wild Row: NDGREN, MACKI3, MANNELI.. MAIR. INIAZEIKA. IIERNISIIRG. III Row: NINISMAN, NICHOLAS. NELSON. NELSON. F.. ROI, OLSIiN, D. rth Row: SON, A., PAVLAK, POSH, PETRY, POTH, KNCKUS. I1 Rnw: IDIN, RASBID, RISBIECK, REED. RIO, ROGGIZN VIP. I1 Row: SIN, SCHAUB, SCHELL, SCHLAFFIZR. SCHRANZ WV. 'nth Row: IRR, SKELTON, SPAYER, STAHIKIE, THOMAS IRES. :th Row: RNIiR, XX'IIITIi, XX'ILINIAR'I'H, XYNECK, VVOLF MERMAN. wx I wx?-X lT'S RIGHT NEXT DOOR JUNIORS--PLEATED SKIRTS, BOXY SWEATERS I . ' f X f K , I.Iv x f f ' I , f f 1 f I ' x Twp Row: ABDERHOLDEN, ADAMO. ADOMAITIS. AHLGRAIN. ALVITI, AN BROSE, AMODEO, ANDERSON. E., ANDERSON. M., ARCHER. Second Row: ARLISS, BACKAS, BADER. BAIKIE. BAILEY, BAKAS, BALTH BASSINGER, BASTA, BAUER. Third Row: BAUGH, BECHTLOFF, BENNETT. BERG. A., BERG, N.. BERGMAP BERKERY, BLECK. BOBZIN. BOGGIANO, Fourth Row: BOHSE, BOLNIUS, BORNE, BOSSMIN. BOXVMAN. BRANAUSKA BRANDEI., BROXVNLEY, BRUNNER, BURKMAN. Fifth Row: BURNS, BURNS, R., BKRRESS. BYSSE, BYGNES, BYRNI3. CADIGAT CAPUTO, CAREY. CARRANO Pano 157 Football Heroes With Big Block Letters tho- Qai- lo- Q' Top Row: CARRINGTON, CARROI., CARTER, CERVINKA CHESTER. Second Row: CLAUSEN, COCHRAN, COFFINDAFFER, COGLIA NESE, COHN. 1. Third CONBOY, CONLOGUE, CONI. N,fQ'ONNELL, COOGAN. , x Fourth Row: CORNELL, COSICH, COURTNEY, CRONIN, CROZIER Fifth Row: CUNNINGHAIVI. DAINIAL, DARLING, DAVIS, DEFRANK. Sixth Row: DEFRIES, DEHN, DEVITT, DEWIER, DIMAS. Seventh Row: DONALDSON, DORMODY, DRAZIN, DREFS, DRUEEN. Eigth Row: DUNAVAN, DUNCAN, DURKIN, EDWARDS, ENG- LUND. Ninth Row: ERKLENS, ESSENBERG, FAGEN, FENNESY, FISHER. Tenth Row: FOOS, FRECKMAN, FREYER, FRISBY, GAARTZ. , A-1 Top Row: GABLE, GANAKOS, GARRITY, GIBLIN, GILLOTT. 1 Second Row: GOLDFEIN, GOLDSCHMITT, GOSSELIN, GRAY, GRIMES. Third Row: GUASTTELA, GUNTY, GUSTAFSON, HAIG, HAYNIE. Fourth Row: HARDEN, HARPER, HARTIG, HEJEK, HENNESSY. Fifth Row: HENRY, HEPP, HEROLD, HETLINGER, HOVVELI.. Sizth Row: HRBACZEXVSKI, HURT, HYLAND, JANAVICE. JANICKI. Seventh Row: LIOHNSON, D., IOHNSON, P., JOHNSON, V., JOHN- STON, JONES. Eighth Row: JURGENS, KAMMRATH, KAVOIS, KAZAUSKAS, KAZRAGIS. Ninth Row: KEENAN, KIEENE. KEI.1MI.IfR, KLEIN. KOEHLER. Tenth Row: KONIECZKI. KREY, KROLI., KRUEGER, KRUZICK. THE ESCAPADES OF SUZIE SHIELD INSPIRE THE GIRLS TO PLAY THE FIELD Twp Row: KUCHAN, KUPUSCIS. KVSCH, KXYITDIZR, LACKNIER, LACATO, LANDI LANG, LANGERT. LIZXYIS, Second Row: LIDDIELL, LINDSTRUII-I. LIPSKI. LONG. l,OXX'IfRY. I.I'CfAS, I.UIfCH'I', I.UNDGRIfN, LYON5. INIACINNES. Third Ruw: MACKIE, MAJOR, MANTIA, MARKS, MARRON, MARRONIZ, MARSHAK MARTEN, MARTIN, MASILUNAS. Fourth Row: MASON. C., MASON, V., MATL. MATT, MALGIE, MAYER, INIAZA MCCARTHY. MCHALIE, MCKIZAG. Fifth Row: MCSHEFFIERY, MIEARNS, MEIEDIZR, MIEYIZRS, MlCHI5I.liTTO, MILL BIZRGER, MINKEI., MINNICK, MITCQHIELI., MOIZNCH. YOU CAN TELL THE JUNIORS BY THEIR WALK Twp Row: MOORE, MORIZLAND, MORGAN. MOSIZR. MOZXYISCQZ. MR,-KZ. MUI.I.IiN MURPHY. B., MURPHY. B.. MLSTIZR. Sccnnd Row: NEEDHAM, NELSON, NERINIANN, NEVIQN, NIEXYNON, NICIUI., NORRIS NORRIS, M., OCONNOR, O'HOTZKE. Third Row: OLSEN, OSCHNER, OXVIDER. OYLIHR, PIQTERTYI., PIETLOCK, PHALP PHELPS, PHILLIPS, PHILLIPS. B. Fourth Row: PIGNATELLO, PIGNATO, PLIYINIINIER, PURTIIR, PROTIXI1 RIQARDON REGER, REHLING, REID. REILLY, Fifth Row: RESCHKI2, RIEXYE, ROBB. ROBIAN. ROSIS. I... ROSI5. S.. ROSSINIAN RLINDQUIST. RYAN. SALLISKI. JITTERBUGGING AND HEPCAT TALK Twp Row: SAMUEL, SAMUELSON. SAPLIS, SCHINDLER, SCHLEDER, SCHMIT SCHULTZ, SCHUMANN, SCHVUANTES, SCOTT, Second Row: SCOTT, T., SENESE. SHEEHAN, SHEFCIK, SIEVIERT, SIPES, SMITH SOLYOIN1. SPIOTU, SPIRKOFF. Third Ruw: SPITZER, STIZK. STRACHEN, STRUTZ, SUDIE, SYKORA, TAGLER, TANNEHILL, TEBHINS, TERLIZZI. Fourth Row: THORSEN, TIPNIER. TRENT, TUCKER, TURNBULL. VACI, VAN CAMP, VEN ERIS, VOC LER, VOLTM ER. Fifth Row: XVAGNEII, VUAHLSTROINT. NYALSH, NXVALTERS, XVEBER, hi., XWEBER, M., XYEDLOCK. VC'IfST, L., WEST. R., XX'lCK. Sixth Row: XYILHIZLM, XY II.NIfR, XYILSON, XWOLF, XYOODS, ZEDNIK. ZELLON, ZIEGENHAGEN, ZURU, ZXVIEIGURON. K CUR SOPHS ARE REALLY ON Poor- lllq THE BEAM HORCQHAR DT Rffzl I: BUI11Ill.ll'llU, Blllllll, S.lllil1Lll'y, Dcllmm, Mullen, l..ILlllIl, l..lCivit.1, Dugxmlxi, XY'l1u.lr-vim, llvlmwr, Mr. H1 ru lm ulr, Run' Ili Clplmzi, Kcctlg Spins, Hull- lur. Mcixmcr, R.luktyw, ljlnbll, Niall, l,.u'wn, Hcmrur, lin-34.111, Rffzz Ill: Vim-lI'lc, l'n.11lwxulxiul1.1i, CUIIVKXIY, vlulmwn, Rnlwiuwu, Amluu-N, Clvrlrmnlly. Nulu. COX Run' I1 C..1rlw-mn, Xfxllwxkl, XX'ilIr.mz- wn, Vwvlkmnn, Mm'g.m, l..liCllUlM'l' . Kelly, vlwxmw, Cl.lll.lgllQI', Dusclmcm' Durlmm, XY'.lfIII1.lI1. Run' II: Nmlkvw, funn, llirnil Huwull, Ikmlm, Zur, Vlllmlwmwu, Mr- l..lLlj.I,llllI1, lxlnxxlm, FIINHXIL, Rffzl III: Stlullrg KIQSNER Rfm I. Mlmlu, ,lL'I1NL'll. l'rllcg1im1i l'.lulwx1. blllltlklll, Ihvlida, Rcilcl' Fl'ulcx'iclx, Kn1pl.l. llilluurgur, Mr Kumar. Ifffzz' ll: Klllg. Slmrlw, P.ll1'iuk Sdumrz, 'I'lm-llc. lxltlhlll, Limlull Putz, Sl1crm.m, l..lI'iUIL Kurman. Run' 111: Quumrn-m, Rcllllcrson l,L'IL'l'w1lIl, Allillllfc, R.hllNLll, f,l0UlC D41xL'I'. 'ROMISING MATERIAL FOR FOOTBALL TEAM MORRIS Run' I: Kucpkc, Ford, lily, Lyons, Horan, DUSIILIRI, Sullimn, Ryhicki, Run' II: Kipnis, I,.xml'wrty, Martin, LICCJHLIIII, Huffman, Martin, Horm- duhlcr. M.1nd.u'inu, M.u'ks, wlulmnsnn, M.nki. Run' IH: K.ln1m1'.xtl1, Magnusmm, Kur- drlii, Cmnt. Ivislch, -Iurgcm, Scivcrt, D.lI1kICl'. Run' ILS Dnwsun, Klufk, KI'lliI1C, Rncsch, Hrlmczuwski. I PETERSON Run' If Xwcbcr, Flumm, Dukliak , Vurrci, XX'iIli.umcn, XX'.1rJ, Kun' II: Fl'k.'lllL:l'L'Il, Gl.lt4hufc1', Ifgan , Pctcrs, Rmmncy, Nclwn. Razr Ill: Dccgun, Richtcr, Cvuth, Thyur, W'UifCl'l1.lll5Cll, Schmidcr. PORTER Run' 1: Russull, XVcincr, Kuypcrs, Casper, N.1CAnJ1'cw, I'i.lI1iL'I1, Rau' ll: Hunting. Huppnmn, Calder- vmud, Miller, Rick, Nislscn. Honrgls, Hcpp. Run' Ill: B.l.1l', Browning, liclskis, Dnughtry, Dcxwm, Barren, Hnnifcn, Alnmshy. Run' IIT Fucnwt, Hylmd, Huck, BLIYIICS. Hcgluy. Pace IO9 'SCUFFED SADDLE SHOES, 3-INCH HAIR fm X S1 It I1I.I: Qrfu I' Mmrtz, Sflmlz, Smith, Bntrucl, Puri-nw, Huhmr, Ottcn, Rau- ll: Qunrkc, Smith, Shaft, Ohcrg, Burns, I..1Cc, Lxnnuni, I..1urin, Massey, KL'n.m-k. Ron' Ill: Sipu, Prmmsapin-, Izricksun. Rugcrx, C Immun, lxgaltzkn. Ron' Il': INIQGLL-, Galhlssi. Pace, Scutt, MLC:xl11Il, Chinn-s, Bauer. Mnynr, Mr. Stadt. Snmlnir, Rumi. E- TI XYKSHVRY Rffu' I: Smnh, H.llIgL'I1, H.1y, Hnttcr, Lulu Krmxcknrhmvcku, Fnmk. Run' ll, XX.1Iku3 H.II'lA.l, P s, nl lS.lIVViIlklL', 5CIllIllLlLhL'IA, Nlmwc-rtfcgcr, SHIKI, bi' Run' Ill' Rugus, Burch, XX'uIIscl1I.1gL-r, Bmk. Zlmllch. Marks. Run ll '. Durxmru. XYOODS Run' 1: Hmull, IS1-z.u'th, HLQIIX, Cary, Amrun, Kwcpp, IR.1rsm1, Dx-vnu, Xxllill- Inf, T.xtm.m. Run 11. XKIUIIJIW. Snuklcr, Dryer, Holt, furtm, Pwhlmnm. Rgulfuuh, fXvl.m. Vrwwf- Wim A sun, Pulzin. JEEP COATS FOR SHARP SCHOOL WEAR l:lNl'fiANff Run I: lXI1m.1Iu, 62.111-wll, lfmns, Vilrxdf, Mr. l:lllLlL'.ll1L'. Rfm' Il: Z.lIllL'I', l'1'cn'in, lllwcutt, Sclwid, Sin1um'tt.1, Osw.1IJ, Dukulmv, l Amlwwxl. Run' Ill: Mxtkux, P.lIlIR'I', l'.1l1m.u, 1Jl'L'f'x, funk, ALIIIIUI, I.ilkHWL'l'3L. '.1.. ,X Run' HY Kill, Ullmmki, Nc.lJm'S, Luughlin, lilpkv, Mckhugur, cE.lf.lgIl.l. DURAN Run' I' Pllu QLIXIIULN 7lxlL' Hnlvlrt IT. Rflll' ll: Xnbxl, l'L'.lI', lHlt'L'lIk'lI1, lam- Rfm' Ill: Asp.u1, Hrunk. 'lwrlcy Mc- Alpinc, XXV.lL'kL'I'. BRIISI, Run' I: vU.lhlgl'L'Il, Dinn, Stcvms, Whitc, Hulwull, Morris, 'I'umquist. Tun' Il: liucklcy, Axmachcr, -Innes, i.lI'fUll, Muzwscz, l,.xpcn.u, NcC.lrt- muy. ffm' Ill: l.nhcr, BUIIIIILIIIH, Vulz, Qing, Hiuknnm, Sullimn. ffm' IV: Slum-.1t, DuGr'umlt, Dnbhurf in. Millar, IXHIILHI, Rt'Ilfwl'L'L'. Y Of, 'FRESHIES ARRIVE HERE IN SEPTEMBER HAMILTON Run' I: Iirinkcr, Muu.itn, Muynrs, Giuw, Gmlfiuy. Hwmy. Rin. Sick, Run' ll: I'unnmin.1, linlim-. Cviuinil, Cir- htifhllll. I..i Funin.i, DL- XX'iL'i'. C.ii'lwn. IiLiliL'I'. Hiillur. XX'nIf. Rrfzi' Ill: Pluininsr, Num-iii. Skiilnik. Vi'cIiim'r'. XY'u'dci'its, Tliiiinpwii, Muiv dr-ik, XYumi. Ci'iwlCnriL, Run' ll': 'I'iivci'i0. LL-nih.1n, Scliiicl. Fris- hiv. Cfnllins, Rusw. fnllntln. Tnmci, Alcx.1mici', ZirninLi'ni.in. ,1L'RAvic H Rffn' li Nr. AILll'.lX'iLi1, Hnckinaii. Andor- sun. Fniikiu. H.ini'.ih.in. Aslintr. Knnp, Bianchi. Ruupku. Ruiz' ll: Antnn. Banis, Byrnes. Alex, Austis, Dutsnn. Bonney, Vfnmi, F.iuChcr, Czicich, Afflmuscr, Ron' Ill: Aliwc-clit, Fr.inl-clin, Zill, Ber- grcn, Pinnick. Ciugcr. King, Andcrsnn, Baikutia. Frr.ihh. Giicrtig. KINSIZY Run' 1: Ciiilwn. Kipiiiw, Gr.izi.i, Sfhntt Henning. Micklcy, Stricgul, Nclsnn Powers, joint. -Iciiwn. Ruiz' II: li.ilsci', Knmbcl, Amlcrwn Salw. Ihiiiicsscy. Kuslimidcr, Klopp- mann. Marks, Citilff. Ncdxuir. Olson N.ivi1ri'o. Run' III: Tnpcl, Pikkolxi. Studcnrotli, Outly. 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V , ll.111111.111 GED HARPERITES BY NOVEMBER 3:0 . .xk.1, l1111x.1111, Ihlvuk, is P KUH HMANN l: M1 KllL'LIlll1lIlIl N . . , 111111, OIL- 111, K 1111111 11gl1.1111, N11'lx111, P.1zd.1, yew, 111' ll. hltNlLl14Il.lN, lslllllx, N11HkL', VI 111, P1s11111, 'I11l111w11, lxlLkL1I.lIll, 1UlllL'l', 111' Ill: l'.11wl.1sk.1, li11x111k, 5.11, .V, Hu, -',5111114 I1 11111, M1 11111' X111 I 'I'I11l111 IJ L Il ll . l'1.1l1, C..1l11II 5Illl , , 17111. I..111A 1 Nk1K'l1LIL'I' D11 . ILlIl. C1111.1ty. OU TO R FRESHMEN ALSO LEARN TO SERVE SMILE, TO VOTE, TO PLOT A CURVE CIORDY Rffn I. DL-l..1q', Ncllix. l'.u1!.mwt1 Cllfmlwm, Nall, Nl. Qllmly. Run' ll: lllullllvu. llnxlnkis, lim BIAIIUXV, l'nm'm.m, X,.lNNl.lll. Rffzl' Ill: li1vy'l,1n, Vugr, l.1lt, lNlur.' lxur. llnmmx. Ibn' ll': Rlxxglwllx, Da-ll.1.m, 9,-w D .1l11 K. RYAN Null I: BLlglLlllkl, Stuclcwcll, XVJ jll'L'Il, Al3l'.ll1.ll!l, K.1lllwrg, H.1rtm.1l Salzur, Mrs. K. Ryan, Kun ll: XX1-llx, M.lyr1l1ufvr, .I.ll1Il l:l'lL'liNlIll. 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Yu h I 'X X if 4 i will J -'ii r x i do - il -f-Q 1 f li TS: XP.. 43 :saab P, yi S , tr. 2 age. -is A 'S ft x 13 5' Blix .L K 'SAA fi 3 ' il l l -I Q an N 1-Q':'S SEPTEMBER 8-Beverly and Violet Auwaerter, freshies, got their new shoes wet in the rain going home from their first day at Harper. SEPTEMBER 11- Where there's a will there's a way. Gigliotto had his program changed from 1-6 to 2-7 so he could escort Ginny Smith home. SEPTEMBER 14-The tall athletic chap with the indescrib- able crew cut was found after close scrutiny, to be jim Desormey. Shot up like a weed, he did, so that he was switched from the lights to the heavies. SEPTEMBER 16-Mr. Annunzio's U. S. History class, marched out when the telephone rang mistaking it for the passing bell. SEPTEMBER 25-Harper's first football game. Exciting but slow because of weather. Score at end: Harper 0- Cal. 0. jack Reid, the hero of the game. SEPTEMBER 30-First edition of the Highway! Eagerly awaited news for all from Editor-in-Chief Cal Wittenkeller. OCTOBER 6-4A elections, and Candidate Nadine Wehrle literally shook in her shoes. OCTOBER 9-Girls in the A Cappella are complaining that they can hear Donald Regan's socks over in the soprano section. OCTOBER 13-Latest bulletin on the 4B elections. Felix Gudenas seen hanging campaign posters for Ann Kerrigan. P.S. They're both running for treasurer. OCTOBER 16-Hallelujah! First fully paid Shield sub- scription brought in today by super salesman Sik Ngoon Yung. OCTOBER 19-Scrap Drive Assembly. Everyone got hepped up for the job ahead. jack Uhrig's imitation of the typical Ogden Hill merchant . . . dialect and all. OCTOBER 29-N.H.S. dinner with Mexican motiff promi- nent throughout. Rosita, the wooden donkey, in full array, the belle of the ball. h--,. 115 NOVEMBER 3-Harper's greatest football season en The amazing record-2 wins, 1 tie, and 3 loses. NOVEMBER 6-Annual Home Talent Show-Pat B the gracious Mistress of Ceremonies-Nine knockout provided the entertainment. NOVEMBER 16-Boys food classes whipped up : crepe suzettes to try out on a favorite girl. Bill P proudly presented them to Marion Shannon, who acce them with apprehension. NOVEMBER 19-Larry Weir, brush cut and all, was sented with the Kiwanis Trophy as Harper's most val: player. We nominate him as Harper's most efficient ba See Messrs.: Pudge, Willis, Williamson and Coakley. NOVEMBER 24-Gus Papas and Rosemary Frank cro' King and Queen of Harper Scrap Drive. NOVEMBER 26-Thanksgiving Day! Vong in his 5 NOVEMBER 30-jona Cohn, the language master, everyone goggle-eyed with his double talk. In reality were Spanish conjugations rattled off at a startling of speed. DECEMBER 4-N.H.S. Bow Day-woman power : age turned Al Belskis into a salesman. Elsie Syron sp a senior bow in senior alley. DECEMBER 10-Mr. Laughlin arrived at Harper. DECEMBER 11-Harper's Holly Hop . . . the everyone waited so long for . . . Shirley Hame' Genny Sakals worked like mad to make it a success well worth the effort. DECEMBER 15-Mike Frederick and Dave Pattis lr down in the mouth on account of Mr. Malo's tra Cheer up, fellows, Coach Sweet is here and every is swell. JANUARY 4-Dot Smrt's dog Mitzie just present: amazed Dot with five pups. Millie Schilke wants but mama says, either Millie or the pup-not both. I T V assi g QQIX N15 if ww .liif-gn...-tw, ra ix v At xx all ' sv I . V , ' f Y' l ,. X X 74 ' . ,. Q A ,Tm X ' w u A , 1 I ,- 1 ab., - tar- S - ,jgjfgvfl A ,hx -5 h yy .' t, vsxxez 'vt' ar-1 'mx' .-'31111w'- Rr X i ii' 9 x Q- is .I 'ii-S Q 'I' I r -ii v I' . -. ' - 'R -iv I .. f X 'F x-:Z-7 3 5:1 f I .Radkf Met I fr- e Q, X - - VVA-' ka I fgn y ' I . .. ., ' J X .1111 . -.jg ,X X 2 - IA ,' K A ,zz I. ,. ' I sg '- ji -4 mf Sw' x . A ,' kb I ' -v' x.. .. -SL-pg m 5 libs - QRJN -X' V5 ff .. - ANUARY 8-Senior dinner dance at the Columbia Yacht ilub. 'Nuff said. ANUARY 15-Snow on top of the ice. Now you can't ven see where you're falling. ANUARY 19-Felix Gudenas as Joe Harper and the Iercury Choir, the senior songbirds were high lights of me Senior Party. ANUARY 27-Graduation! Ken Rio and Del Granzow i Navy blue. EBRUARY 11-B.B.C. Salvage Campaign successfully unched. The students are out in full force. It looks as rough they have turned in all the brass from the whole :lice force. EBRUARY 16-Shield pictures are being taken and every- Jdy is rushing, even Bob Reynolds, who usually saves his iergy for the basketball games. EBRUARY 23-Flash! Bob Nodolski handed out money ar war stamps. It must have been Marilyn Thorpe's tiuence . . . she's a steady buyer. EBRUARY 26-Tilden's Drum and Bugle Corps rendered super assembly for all Loyalties. The boys all listened 'ry attentively. ARCH 1-3A's all wondered how Richie Milkint bal- iced himself against an invisible wall while enacting a it during division. ARCH 9hLawrence Ninneman, Howard Baum, Shirlee abberville, and La Barge were seen grinning from ear ear in senior alley. Returns were counted for senior rctions. ARCH 10-Doorknobs from 311 missing. Harper wins B.C. scrap drive. ARCH 11-4A Elections-Bill Nord with a glassy look his eye. L MARCH 16-Corridors strangely silentg Jim Dimas, alum- nus, dons Navy blue. MARCH 20-Ernie Haack threatens to massacre author of the Suzy Shield poems. MARCH 22-Rejoicing in Shield room. Mr. Juravich completes final ten cent payment on his Shield. APRIL 2-Busy day! 4A boys take Army and Navy tests while Leave It to the Seniors, a three-act comedy pre- sented by the Loyalites is enjoyed by rest of student body. APRIL 9-Paula Eck elected Harper Victory Queen! APRIL 11-Harpers halls bedecked with drawings for the Art Exhibit. Very colorful. APRIL 21-Harper's clean-up-committee in full co-opera- tion with Chicago Civilian Defense to help keep Chicago the City Beautiful. MAY 3-Back from spring vacation. Wliy isn't Mrs. Ryan smiling? MAY 6-R.O.T.C. practicing frantically for federal in- spection. Evidence: Sgt. Jack Anderes swollen feet. MAY 17-Vassian having trouble making out his program. Can't get 2nd through Sth. No luck. MAY 20- Who's taking you to the prom? JUNE 4-Night Show. Our Band plus A Cappella equals solid entertainment. JUNE 11-Prom tonight. Some girls stay first through ninth periods to give the boys a last chance to ask them to the prom. JUNE 18-Will there be a Shield? The staff is beginning to wonder. JUNE 25-Graduation! Ah, the meaning of that final word. 2. im W xwi Victory Queen and Court Beauty is as beauty does-and in this case the beauties of Harper have don plentyg to promote the sale of War stamps and bonds throughout the schoo Paula Eck '45 Queen of Harper has been crowned Victory Queen in this year c War in place of the traditional May Queen. The Queen's Victory Court, coi sisting of one girl representative from each semester reigned over the divisic purchases of Vlfar stamps in the school's effort to attain a 900 subscribers lis Excitement ran high election day as secret ballots were handed out. Wt would receive the cherished honor of being school queen? The division roo: votes were counted and in any division with l00fQ purchase of Wfar staml for that week, the votes for the chosen candidate were doubled. It was tl Victory Courts duty to help promote stamp sales. The girls of the court were as follows: Queen Paula Eck -lA, Betty Wern 413, Dona Zweigoron 5A, Mary Ann Leucht SB, Mercedes La Civita ZA, S' irlf Fawcett ZB, jean Navarro IA, and Phyllis Gronert IB. 4 ...Bnwlgm G WESTERN RECREATION 2355 WEST 63RD STREET GEORGE SPIES -INCORPORATED- OF CHICAGO 4140-48 N. KOLMAR AVE. Kildare 2063 O THE BEST CLASS RINGS MADE I OFFICIAL JEXXXELERS TO -CLASS 1943 HARPER- 3 , Tx W F-il 6 mfg ' x w. rw 4' I 4 -.. COMPLIMENTS OE CLARENCE E. ZIMMERMAN ZIMMERMAN C1 SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS O 1648 WEST 63RD STREET PROSPECT 4055 Elowers Express lt Best DORIGAN BROS. FLORIST 2 REPUBLIC 8900 l64l WEST 63RD STREET Bonded Member Florists' Telegroplrl Delivery Ass'n For Bef! Graduation A lizllzarel Come T0 l 05514 0 6638 SOUTH HASTED Cl-lICAGO'S LARGEST STORE OF OUTER WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN HIGHWAY UPHOLSTERING SHOP A. sCHMlEDL, Prop. We MOl4e New Sets Oncl Old Sets Like New l f f . 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That's the opportunity Naval aviation offers you action-seeking young Americans who can meet certain requirements. The Navy stands ready to invest 327,000 in you . . to give you a full year's training, the finest aviation education in the world! As a Navy pilot cadet you will be issued uni- forms and draw S75 a month. ..receive three- months' pre-flight training . . . instruction in planes and engines. Later you will go to one of the great Naval Air Stations . Pensacola or Corpus Christi. There you will learn to fly planes of varied 7-RSS? ,D bf 2 ' types . . . be trained in navigation, radio, gunnery and Flying by instruments. On completion of your training, you receive your Navy Wings of Gold and are commissioned as an Ensign in the U. S. Naval Reserve or as a Second Lieutenant is the U. S. Marine Corps Reserve. You are paid from S246 a month, up. Here are the qualifications needed to apply for Navy pilot training: l8 to 26 years, inclusiveg High School education, Unmarried, Physically fit. Can you qualify? If so, visit the Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board, Board of Trade Build- ing, l4l West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, or your nearest Navy Recruiting Office at oncel 4.1111- l 1:1 twigs ,il-1 ,.i-.1- .FZYWJTH TH ,-E gil gs, KN lm HU 22812 gxwqmi R14 Hf W Wm E wy new xm N22 l CTOR 'A' GENTRY P:-I 6' POLK AND SHERMAN ST E TS CHICAGO ILLINOIS Best Wishes to the Class of 1 3 from the Gibson Studios o if C h i o am g o The Qldest Portrait Studio in America Artistic Photography Iritelligeritly Created the Gibson Studios of Chicago 58 E. WASHINGTON ST. CENTRAL 3982-3-4 Official Photographer for The Shield AUTOGRAPHS 074- uu uw ...wmv ulnnl-1--n-nnnwlnfzn.-mu-wg-up.vmm--uq-lvnumuununxrl-ffmuunm. mmm-