Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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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.

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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

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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 !