Harper High School - Shield Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE mr The National Honor Society is an organization with certain service and scholastic requirements. The members are elected during their 3A, 4B, and 4A semesters. Candidates for the society must have a 2.5 or better average. They also must have a record for service to the school and good citizenship NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1-Oswald, Levick, Schmidt, Trnka, Mattice, Landvogt, Azunas, Klein P zda, Franck, Kumskis, Janulis, De Young, Mandrella, Schraag, Groebe, Row 2-Cohan, a McIntosh 22

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GOOD G0 ERN ENT QTUDENT COUNCIL Rowl Howe Cerkoskl Humnga Leuck Holahan Ward H0102 Wahlen Courts Weldemlller Serom. Cagney RClCl1Bl Vahrm Rowd Smith Stall KllmSk1S Froemlxo Lyons Lan e Palermo Mcllnay Granger Xeros Clerkm Beuke Palmer Rowfl McPh1ll1ps Schroeder Burke Johnson Ha1tman Wdkozek If It evel becomes IICCCSSHIY to out the school aetrvlty budget, one organlzatlon Wluch cannot be ellmlnated 1S the Student Councll Thls busy group has p1omoted a vauety of aot1v1t1es beglnnlng wlth a successful Loyallte Duve and followmg up wlth sevelal dances and Cflt6ltEl111I'I16I1tS Thls year two popular mnovatlons were the placmg of murors 1n the glrls powdel looms and the lnstallment of an electuc score boa1d 1n the glrls gym The Student COUI1C1l played an lmportant part 1n the p1og1am on Pa1ents N1ght Most popula1 of the Counc11 s act1v1t1es were the Lollle Pop Flolly and the Tlnsel Twlrl whrch hlghhghted Harper s soclal season 21 1 -t ' V. . . Y. , 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' ' .1 .' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 4 . . U , . 1 1 1 1 1 e1 1 1 1 1 1 1 K 1 1 1 - 1 I 1 - . . . . . .. . . 7 . 9 . . . . . . 7 ' . ' 9 . - 1 5 . 1

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Nl-lTIONAL H0 OR 0CIETY Szttzlzl, on oor Plull E els Monahan Muscalo Szttmg on chazrs l lsn1c Balley Hod man Vo cl St k Zacharlas Adnan ar Sre ele Zal a Gross Foreward lookmg freshmen and sophomores who partlclpate ln many act1v1t1es whlle earnlnv above average grades are those who become ellglble for electron to the N H S Valuable experlence ln workmg wlth people and partrcrpatmg m varlous extra currlcular act1v1t1es 15 galned and the whole school benefits by then' efforts In addltlon many colleges and mdustrles gxve speclal attentlon to the wearers of the cox eted pm Great as the achxevement 15 to be among those chosen for membershlp an even greater honor IS that of bemg elected an oflicer of thrs soclety Officers for the fall semester this year were Rlchard Gross, Arlene Trnka and Dlane Elsnlc Replaclng them durlng the sprmg term were Kent Mandxella W'1l11am Donaldson, and Barbara Hodgman 23